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An Exchange says: In boiling onions or
cabbages, place a dish of vinegar on the
stovo at tho same time The boiling
vinegar will destroy tho odor of tho veget
ables. Dentistry. Thero is no man in tho coun
ty who merits patronage moro than Dr. S.
II. Wliitmcr, ho does tho best work in tho
county. Givo him a call when you go to
Newport. It.
fose Bit Off. One evening last woo k,
' a man named Stover, residing in Saville
township, had his nose bitten off by a dog,
said to belong to John Swartz. The picco
of the noso was afterwards found and the
next day Dr. Ellorman, placed it again in
position, and the chances are that it will
again grow on.
A Runaway happened on Wednesday
'evening last, to a horso and .buggy driven
by District Attorney Mclntire. It was
caused by tho burs coining looso and allow
ing both wheels on ono sido to como oil'.
Mr. Mclntiro was thrown out, and had a
few beauty marks put on his face, but for
nately this was tho extent of tho injury.
Cencus Returns. Tho following is the
population of tho different sub districts
of this couuty. These aro tho official
figures, being tho returns from tho office of
tho U. S. Marshal, Gen. E. M. Gregory :
Sub Division No. S98. Composed of
ftiuiorstown, Liverpool ana JNew Buffalo
Boroughs, and Greenwood, Liverpool, Buf
falo and Watts Townships, 4791.
Sub District No. 299. Composed of Ma-
rysvuie ana Petersburg Boroughs, and liye,
Penu, and Wheatfleld townships, 4,835.
Sub District No. 300. Composed of New
port iiorougn Miller, Howe and Oliver
Townships, 2,321.
Sub District No. 801. Composed of Ju
niata and Tuscorora Townships, 1,881.
Sub District No. 302. Composed of
Spring, Center, and Carroll Townships and
Bloomfleld Borough, 4,090.
Sub Division No. 30:1. Composed of Lan
disburg Borough, Tyrone and Savillo
Townships, 3,342.
Sub Division No. 304. Comprising Madi
son, Jackson and Toboyno Twps, 8,517.
Total population of tho county, 25,840.
Duncaunon Items. On Thursday morn
ing about four o'clock, a lad named Fron
millor, started to go to a fish-basket ill the
middle of the river, and got lost in the fog.
Parties went in search of him, but failed
to find him. Tho boy, after throo hours'
hard rowing, in every direction but the
right one, landod him on the opposite sido
of tho river, where he remained until tho
fog cleared away, whon ho visited tho bas
kets, and returned home, with a largo sal
mon, and a flno lot of smallor fish.
Quito a number of largo salmon havo
beon caught at Foster's Falls, a half milo
below town, tho past woek.
Mr. George Mutzobaugh killod two fine
wild turkeys at ono shot, on Friday morn
ing, near Stcadman's Swamp. Tho ono
weighed twenty pounds, and the other
t wenty and one-half. .. .
Mr. Joel Hamilton, roller at the bar-mill,
had his Sand badly injured on Friday," by
being caught in the machinery, nnd barely
escaped more serious injuries. . f" s
TERRIBLE CALAMITY!
A Whole Family Burned Up.
On Saturday morning last this communi
ty was startled by tho roport that during
tho previous night, tho houso of John P.
Boycrin Juniata twp., near Markelville
had been destroyed by fire, and that Mr.
Boyor, his wifo and two children nged re
spective about 8 and 11 years, had been
burned to death. Tho only other porson in
the houso that night was Mr. Boycr's sou
Thos J. who occupied a room in tho sec
ond scory, while tho rest of the family slept
down stairs. His account of tho matter is,
that somctiino during tho night ho was
awakened by somo person groaning and
upon going to tho door leading clown stairs
ho was met by such a volumo of smoke and
flamo that ho was compelled to seek safety
by jumping from tho window. In doing so
ho alighted on a stump, which knocked him
insensible, for a time, how long ho does not
know, and that when ho recovered hebroko
in tho window to tho room occupied by tho
family and then hastened to alarm his
brother-in-law who resided only a bliort
distance away. Other help soon ariived,
but all attempts to reach tho bodies was
ineffectual, though they could bo plainly
seen. When tho lire permitted the removal
of the remains they were burned entirely
beyond recognition, for what was left of the
whole four persons did not scarcely fill a
small chest. During tho day tho sccno of
tho disaster was visited by hundreds and
on Sunday tho funeral was attended by
probably two thousand pcrsbns.
What seems tho most remarkable, is that
the position in which tho bodios were found
indicated . that no allemp. had been made
to escape by any of the four persons. This
leads us to think that tho unfortunate pei
sons liad been foully dealt with and tho
houso then set on firo, for wo do not believe,
that of all tho persons sleeping in that room,
not one wouitt nave mauo an eitoit to es-
capo had death been caused by suffocation.
A thorough investigation should bo had,
that it might bo known if any inducement
existed for tho commission of so horrible
a crimo, and to ascertain if any suspicious
persons had been seen in that vicinity tho
night previous.
Brutal Assault By a Wife. Dry Ridge,
in Juniata township this county was on last
Sunday morning, tho sccno of one of those
cruel and inhuman affairs that shock hu
manity and caused civilization to blush.
The terrible affray occurred at tho houso of
Michael Gondon on tho Bedford and Som
erset turnpike. Tho particulars, so far as
we have been ablo to gather them, arc about
these ; Gondon and his wifo have for somo
time, not been living on tho most agreeable
terms, nnd on the morning in question some
sharp words occurred between them, which
passed over as many a family storm has
done before. Mrs. Gondon proceeded to
get breakfast, and when it was ready and
probably whilo tho uufortunato man was
enjoying his morning's meal tho unfaith
ful and brutal wife assaulted him with an
axe and dealt him such torriblo blows, that
the chances for life are very much against
him. The first intimation that tho neigh
borhood had that anything unusual was
transpiring on that quiet Sabbath morning
was given by a littlo daughter of Gondoh's
who ran to tho noarest neighbor screaming
" Mamma is" killing papa with an axe !"
Upon going to tho houso, Mr. Gondon was
found, insensible, with threo wonnds in his
head. One blow was given on tho forehead
another immediately above tho right ear
which broko in tho skull and from which
wound the brain has since been oozing
and tho third above tho left ear. Mr. Gon
don has been lying in a state of insensibility
ever since, and tho physicians in attendance
pronounce his case almost hopeless. This
unfortunate affair is but one of the many
that grow out of an improper observ
ance of the laws governing martial relations
tho wifo, in this case, according to reports
being wholly to blame.
P. 8. Sinco writing the above we havo
loarned that Gondon died on Tuesday.
Belford Gazette.
"Jad Affair. On Saturday as two young
men named Goorge and Daniel Motter, re
siding in Buffalo twp., woro returning from
Newport thoy sat down to rest in the woods
near Daniol Deckards. Just at this timo,
Benj. Albright who was hunting for wild
turkeys, caught a glimpse of tho young
men through tho trees and thinking he saw
a turkey lirod, hitting George and so biwlly
wounding him that lie died the same night.
Tho deceased was a young man about 20
years of ago and the sad aaoident has ' cast
a gloom on the wholo of thnt coiuniiiuitv'
Liocnl IJi-lcfH.
Tho Methodists of MiUerstown
ing a very successful protracted meeting.
A littlo son of Jacob Fritz was run nvnr
by a spring wagon on Friday evening, and
Biignuy injured.
rQuito a largo detachment of troops left
tho Carlisle Barracks last week to join tho
troops in scrvico in the West.
Several "brag hogs" have already been
killed in this borough. The heaviest ono
bolongcd to Michael Clouser, and weighed
410 pounds.
VTlio Church of Mount Gillead, just erect
ed for tho Methodists, near Carson Lack
ey's, was dedicated on Sunday last.
At tho Mifflin county court recently, tho
county treasurer paid for 158 polo cat, 47
hawk, 20 owl, and 19 fox scalps.
Carlislohas anew "lockup," much lar
ger and better than tho old ono.
A man named Spanglcr, residing near
Boiling Spring, was found dead in his bed
on Wednesday morning last. He had re
tired in good health tho night previous.
IW John Rice, of Elliott sburg, is very
anxious for a discussion with Dr. Sweeney,
as to tho merits of tho Smolnikar doctrine.
His communication, however, will take too
much space.
A correspondent from Cumberland coun
ty, says wolves arc quite troublesome in the
vicinity of Lamb's Gap.
Dr. Bechtel, who was tried at Harris
burg, on the charge of performing an abor
tion, and producing death, has been acquit
ted. Two moro indictments remain to bo
tried at tho next term.
sAn alarm of lire on Fridav evening in
this borough, raised quite an excitement,
but proved to bo only a chimney on fire, at
mo residence oi v m. Asians.
Willard Shearer, a son of John Sh oarer
fell from an applo tree near his father's
residence, in Centre township, on Fridav
evening last, and broke ono of the bones of
Ins right arm. Tho fracture was adjusted
uy Lir, DiiiCKier.
John Hall, night watchman employed by
the Pennsylvania railroad, above the stock
yard at Harrisburg, was struck by an ap
proaching train at an early hour on Wed
nesday morning last and was severely in
jured, ono leg having to bo amputated.
VSomo persons whilo oui gunning last
week set lire to tho woods on tho property
of Win. Moore, in Centre township, and
before it could lie extinguished tho lire run
over quite a largo piece of land.
D. W. Gantt, who is employed in the
Newport planing mill, had three of tho fin
gers of his left hand nearly cut off on Wed
nesday last, by tho sash machine. The
services of Dr. J. B. Eby were required to
dress the wound.
Jas. T. Sponneborger, Esq., tho nowly
elected 1'rothonotary, took possession of
tho office on the 1st inst. His predecessor,
Chas. II. Smiley, Esq., retires with tho
good wishes of every ono who has had oc
casion to transact any business in that office
during his term. Wo trust the now officer
will bo as successful in winning goldon
opinions.
VASJiiskey caused somewhat of a riot in
this borough on Saturday night. We are
glad to learn that tho Shoriff housed one of
the noisy customers in tho jail, and ono or
two moro would have gone thero, if they
had had their just dues.
Mr Georgo Leonard of Spring twp., has
sold his farm to Dr. Hays of Jackson two.,
for 114,400. y '
Buy Cheap Sell Cheap. That is one of
the reasons why Oak Hall clothing is so
cheap. Wanamaker buys as much cloth
as all tho retail clothing houses in Philadel
phia put together ; and so buys cheaper
than others can.
tSTDn. Sack's Catarrh Kkmedy is
warranted to cure Catarrh in its worst
forms and stages. Tho most paiuful cases
are speedily relieved by it, and stoppages,
offensive discharges and tainted breath all
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"Cold in tho Head," dizziness, and thin
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Pennsylvania It. It. Time Table.
NEWPORT STATION.
v,;ta,o0C,tl, 1S7' BO tram.
W KST
Plttsh'K Expr's. (KliiK)5.3i a.'m. dally exo't Sunday.
Wav Passenger, 0..10 a. m., daily except Monday
Mall, .... ....... .2, p. M. dulfy except Sunday
iA ",ll,x,J''tri11" witlinadsenRiir car attached, will
.e,aV?iIil".'lHb"l'g at 6 "'"lock p. 111., and Newport
Ut j.tA) p. Ill,
. . , EAST.
Fast i, no ..... 4.18 a. m., dally except Monday.
JlarrlsburB Aceoiii.ll.3H A. tlaily Hundiv:
Mj" 7.48 p. M., dally except Sunday
J. J. BAKCLAY, Agout.
btage Line Between Newport and New
(Jermnntown.
STAGES leave How (lermantown dally at four
. S!;l?k 111 V ":!'lrK ut 7. 30 a. 111. Green.
Arriving nt Newport to connect with the Ae
comnmi at on train k,.t l"
fci?f!tTli-il!JS,oav,i?K,?eMw.r? 0,1 arrival of tlis
........ 1 , iiiiuuvijjimo. ai . in. . - ,
KICK, Proprietor.
County rrico Current.
BLOOMFIKLU. Dcrenilier R. 1R70.
Flax seed 2 on
1 M'ltoes 75 cent3
Huttcr V pound, jo
Ebbs V dozen 30
Dried Apples y pound 0 "
Dried Peaches 8 10cts.pft.
Pealed reaches iXfiMsnt,
Clierrle r. , n -la ..
" Pitted W 18 els. "
Blackberries 8 10 els. "
Onions 91 bushel, 75..
Corrected Weekly by Wm. Rough it ton.
Flour. Extra 5' !87
Itcd Wheat 1 10aU5
11' 75
Corn 55 0 C5
Oats 91 32 pounds, 40
Clover Heed .'. 0 00 0 00
Timothy Seed, 3 on
Flax Seed j 75
Potatoes, 70
Ground Allium Halt .'. 2 25
Llmeburiier's Coal 40
Stove Coal 5 6 00
Tea Coal 3 41)
Smith Coal 05 els. M !..
tJross Tles,8.' S feet long, 32 42 cents.
Philadelphia Price Current.
Corrected Weekly hy Janncy (. Andrews,
'o. 123 Market Street.
Philadelphia, December 5, 1870.
White -Wheat, J 1 40 1 45
Bed Wheat 1 30 1 40
1,ve 90fS93
Conl 7880
Oats 63 55
Clover Seed (5 250 40
Timothy Seed, 4 2.5 5 00
Flax Seed, 2 10 2 10
Country Lard 14 15
KBBS , 0 40
Butter, solid in bbls.' jo 17
Washed Wool Olcrcnls per lb.
3viv.n.ni.c3n:s.
Baker KiNERthe On oo,i y, (i, t.,
Mr. ClegUorn of Ottawa, nt the residence of
the brides father Mr. Henry Baker late of
l'errv eountv. to Miss M!iir,r!ninir nf nr.,-.
seilleslU.
DONLET .FnTins nn flin 4t.li tnet T n
D. Keamcr, Mr. Robert Donley to Mies Kcbecca
Johns, both of this county.
DEATHS.
Smith In Ontrn twn. nn tk !,i iit n,r
ITeury Smith nged 82 years, 2 months nnd 4
days.
Pee In Centre twn.. nn tlio 4tli Inct ivm
sou of Abraham Pee, aged about 9 years!
IIlLL In Centre tun., nn tho 4th !,..( T tt
Hill, aged 60 years 11 months 4 days. '
Dl'TUUf'ir Tn f.hl hnivmrrh nn thn iril,, F
tho 4th inst., Elizabeth, daughter of Geo. Der
rick aged 3 years 4 months and 6 days.
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