Perry County PA Archives News.....Perry Co. Democrat; Perry Co., PA; February 1883
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  Perry Co. Democrat; Perry Co., PA; Wednesday February 14, 1883

  
  Mr. John DUNKELBERGER, of Spring township, and Annie CAMPBELL were thrown from 
  a sleigh down a ten-foot embankment in Tuscarora township recently, but 
  escaped serious injury.  The horse frightened at the noise of a steam sawmill.
  

  John HARPER, of Duncannon, has invented a fire escape car that can be operated 
  from the ground or from any of the upper windows.  With this car twenty-four 
  persons can be removed from a fifth-story window in five minutes.


  Peter KELL, of Carroll, cut one of his hands recently while splitting wood and 
  Wesley MILLER of Kennedy's Valley, struck an axe into one of his feet while 
  engaged in the same kind of work.
  
 
  A valuable farm horse belonging to Dr. H. O. ORRIS died with colic at 
  Liverpool on last Saturday, whither the doctor had driven him, on a 
  professional visit to the wife of Dr. J. P. THOMPSON, who is alarmingly ill 
  with consumption.  Newport News.


  On Friday night last a house belonging to John A. SHEARER, Esq., with a small 
  store room adjoining, were entirely destroyed by fire.  The house was insured 
  in the Germania of New York and the store room in the Farmers' of York for 
  $200.  We learned nothing as to the origin of the fire or the amount of 
  insurance on the house.

  
  The Milltown, Spring township, school house narrowly escaped destruction by 
  fire on Monday morning of last week.  When Miss SHOWALTER, the teacher, opened 
  the door she found the room full of smoke, the floor burned through, the stove 
  tumbled over and the chimney down.  The fire was soon extinguished.  It is 
  thought that some persons had been inthe room during the night who had no 
  business there.
  

  REGISTER'S OFFICE
  TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
  
  The following named accountants have filed their accounts in the office of the 
  Register of Perry county, Pa., and the same will be presented to the Orphans' 
  Court to be held in the Court House, in Bloomfield, on TUESDAY, 6th day of 
  MARCH, 1883, for confirmation, to wit:
  
  1.  Final account of George BLATTENBERER, guardian of Rebecca McKINZIE, Samuel 
  McKinzie, et al., minor children of Daniel McKinzie, late of Watts township, 
  Perry County, Pa., deceased.
  
  2.  The first and final account of William W. McCLURE, Esq., administrator of 
  the estate of Margaret GRAHAM, late of Tyrone township, county and State 
  aforesaid, deceased.
  
  3.  The first and intended final account of William J. HARTER, administrator 
  of the estate of Elizabeth Harter, late of Greenwood township, county and 
  State aforesaid, deceased.
  
  4.  The account of Lewis POTTER, guardian of Mary E. DUDLEY, a minor child 
  (now of age) of Richard Dudley, late of Duncannon, county and State aforesaid, 
  deceased.
  
  5.  The account of George HOOBAUGH, executor of the last will and testament of 
  Mary E. GUERSKEY, late of Centre township, Perry county, Pa., deceased.
  
  6.  The guardianship account of John W. CHARLES, guardian of Horace M. BAIR, a 
  minor son (now of age) of John Bair, late of Buffalo township, county and 
  State aforesaid, deceased.
  
  7.  The first and final administration account of Joseph BLACK, administrator 
  of the estate of Elmer E. STOTTER, late of Carroll township, county and State 
  aforesaid, dec'd.
  
  8.  The first and final administration account of William ADAMS, administrator 
  of the estate of John BISHOP, late of Rye township, county and state 
  aforesaid, deceased.
  
  9.  The first and final account of George SPAHR, deceased, executor of the 
  estate of Elizabeth W. REED, late of Bloomfield, deceased, presented by B.F. 
  Junkin, executor of the last will and testament of said George Spahr, late of 
  Bloomfield borough, county and State aforesaid, deceased.
  
  10.  The first and final account of Henry REEDER, administrator of the estate 
  of Daniel SHOEMAKER, late of Miller township, county and State aforesaid, 
  deceased.
  
  11.  The account of A. F. EHLMAN, administrator of the estate of George CLESS, 
  late of Jackson township, county and State aforesaid, deceased.
  
  12.  The first and intended final account of William KIPP, administrator of 
  the estate of Jacob R. RUNYAN, late of Millerstown borough, county and State 
  aforesaid, deceased.
  
  13.  The first and partial account of A. B. CLOUSER, executor of the last will 
  and testament of F. B. Clouser, late of Bloomfield borough, Perry county, Pa., 
  deceased.
  
  14.  The supplemental and final administration account of Adam RICE, 
  administrator of the estate of Robert Gibson JONES, late of Tuscarora 
  township, county and State aforesaid, deceased.
  
  15.  The first and intended as the final account of John W. SMITH, executor of 
  the last will and testament of Andrew T. BROWN, late of Tuscarora township, 
  county and State aforesaid, deceased.
  
  16.  The account of John WOODEN, administrator de bonis non, cum testamento 
  annexo of the estate &c., of Peter TROUP, late of Newport borough, county and 
  State aforesaid, deceased.
  
  17.  The account of R. M. ENGLISH, administrator of the estate of Mary TROUP, 
  late of the borough of Newport, deceaed, presented by Kate English, 
  administratrix of R. M. English, late of Newport, Perry county, Pa., deceased.
  
  18.  The first and intended as the final account of H. F. ZARING, 
  administrator of he estate of Jacob CROW, late of Buffalo township, county and 
  State aforesaid, deceaed.
  
  19.  The first and intended final administration account of Louisa SELTZER and 
  M. Alice DILLEY, administratrixes of the estate of Isaac MECK, late of 
  Liverpool Borough, State and county aforesaid, deceased.
  
  JOSIAH W. RICE, Register.
  February 3, 1883.