IjUoomfuftr (pints
Tucmlay, March 7, 1871.
LOCAL 1) i: l'A It T M 12 N T.
OUR TERMS
Are One Dollar a Year in Advance
CORRESPONDENTS will please boar In
mind Unit Idlers received later t tin 11 Saturdayevc
ning, or tlio down mail on Monday morning have
to lay over until tliu following week.
Tlinnks. Senator Crawford ami Dr. Mil
likcn liavo our thanks for public documents.
llcincmlicr. Persons who wish their
post oflico nddrcss changed on our mailing
book, should mention where their paper
hit been sent, as well as where they wish it
to go in future. Failing to do this they
must not hlamo us if tho chango is not
made.
Who Is Ho J On Monday of last week, a
man named Stench was robbed of twenty
llvo dollars whilo crossing the Xorth Moun
tain. Tho deed was dono by a fellow nam
ed McAloney, who tho Sentinel anya former
ly lived at Newport in this county.
A Court on Sunday. During tho recent
Gonden homieido trial in liedford county,
two sessions of tho court wero held on tho
Sabbath, tho lawyers holding that no day
could legally pass during tho trial for mur
der without a session of court.
v -
y The Coal Excitement seems to bo extend
ing. Wo wero last week shown specimens
of a black substanco strongly resembling
coal, which camo from tho farm of Jos.
ltcamcr, in Oliver towhship. Yo liavo no
doubt thcro is coal in this county, though
perhaps not in quantities sullicicnt to pay
A Foor Holdier in New Hampshire, who
succeeded in getting ono hundred dollars
bounty, sent atonco $10 to an undo who
had loaned him that amount when ho was
in dcspcru'C need. A few days ago tho un
do died, and by his will left tho almost
penniless soldier all his estate, valued at
$200,000. Will ono or two persons who
owo us a fivo and a ten of borrowed money
please tako notice, and sec tho benefit that
may arise from paying thoso littlo debts.
Itobbcrj. On Friday evoning last somo
sneak thief secreted himself in tho cellar
under tho premises of D. M. Kickabaugh
of Millorstown and after tho storo was
closed for tho night entered tho storo room
and stolo several articles of valuo. Among
theso was a gold watch and chain, ono plain
gold ring having ongraved on tho insido
T. L. C. to C. E. P. ono sot amethyst, and
about 10 of National currency. A reward
of $23 is offered for the recovery of tho
property and $40 for tho return of tho
property and arrest and conviction of tho
thief.
A Sad Affair A Young Lady Commits
s Suicide.
On Thursday evening last, a young lady
named Lovina F. Fagoly, a resident of
Sunbury, Northumberland county, but who
was at tho time attending tho academy In
this borough, committed suicide by drown
ing. Tho following me the iacts of tho
case :
About 5 o'clock somo of tho ladies start
ed for a walk, tho deceased going by her
self up tho hill from tho academy, whilo
tho others camo down into town. After
their return, they concluded to go ond meet
Miss Fngely, but after walking a half mile
and not meeting her, they returned. At
last her prolonged absence alarmed tho
Principal and tho Proprietor, and a party
was scut to sock her. Tho searching party
was Anally joined by several horsemen,
and the search continued until two o'clock
tho next morning, when her body was found
in a small pond a littlo distant from tho
road, and not far from tho lato residenco of
Simon Clouser, in Centre towhship. Near
tho spot, her handkerchief was laid on a
bush evidently placed thoro to attract at
tention. "Whoro sho was found, tho water
was only fifteen inches deep, ond tho
position of hor body showed that sho bad
deliberately committed suicide! She wus
brought to tho house, and John K. Shuler,
Esq., cmpanneled a jury, consisting of
K. B. Clouser, Esq., and Messrs. Wm. Wil
lis, C. Hoth, D. Mickey, Geo. Spuhr, and
Win. Burn, who held an inquest, and ren
dered a verdict in accordance with tho
above facts.
(Miss Fagoly was an ostimablo young la
dy, and during her attendance at tho school
hero, which was since the 11th of January,
bad endeared herself to all who know her.
Various rumors aio in circulation regard
ing the causo for the commission of tho
deed, but as far as ascertained they are en
tirely unfounded, and no reason is known
why she should have committed the futul
act. The deceased had no parents living
but had somo relatives residing at, or near
Sunbury, who were telegraphed to, and
who came on and removed tho kodjj
Double Funeral. On the 22d ult., Mr.
Joseph Miller of Matamoras twp., Dauphin
Co., died of lung disease and tho day fol
lowing his wife died from the same causo,
both being buried on Sunday in tho same
grave.
Rabid Dog. Tho llarrisburg State
Journal of tho 28th ult., says : Considera
ble excitement was created yesterday morn
ing on 13th street over tho rumor that a
dog inflicted with hydrophobia was at largo,
and bad attacked several persons. Tho
panic soon Bprcad, and tho report grow in
mngnitudo as it was circulated. It seems
that a dog belouging to a gentleman re
siding on Allison's hill, yesterday morning
exhibited unmistakable symptoms of hydro
phobia, and beforo it was killed bit a man
whoso namo wo could not ascertain, and a
daughter of Mr. Jacob Gillman, about 13
or 15 years of ago. Tho latter was bitten
in the thigh and her dross badly torn by tho
vicious dog. Another lady was mot by tho
dog, who boldly attacked hor, and her
clothes wero rent and toro in a fearful
manner, sho finally making her escape
without a contusion or bite, though thor
oughly frightened and agitated. A number
of dogs wero bitten by tho rapid animal
beforo ho was finally killed, which was ac
complished somo hours afterward. Thp
young lady had her wounds dressed by a
physican.
A Singular Relationship. A friend who
married a widow, explains as follows,
how ho got mixed up in relationship: "I
married a widow who had a grown up
daughter. My father visited our houso
very often, fell in lovo with my step
daughter and married her. So my father
becamo my son-in-law and my step
daughter, my mother, becauso sho was my
father's wife. Sonietimo afterwards my
wife had a son ho was my father's brother-in-law,
.and my uncle, for ho was the brother
of my step mother. My father's wife, this
was my step-daughter had also a son ; ho
wasof courso my brother, and in tho mcan
timo my grandchild, for ho was tho son of
my daughter. My wife was my grand
mother, becauso sho was my mother's
mother. I was my wife's husband and
grandchild at tho samo time. And as tho
husband of a person's grandmother is his
grandfather, I was my own grand-father."
A Few Days sinco in Hayfield, Crawford
county, Walter Dearbourn, his wife and
boy, living in tho township, fivo miles east
of Conneautville, wero bitten by a mad
dog . It appears that they had a littlo pet
dog about a year old. IIo was very irrita
ble, and they would pestor him till ho
would get angry, and at such times ho has
frequently bitten tho different members of
tho family. Last Tuesday ho bit Mrs.
Dearbourn, tho following morning, in a
play spoil, ho bit Mr. Dearburn and tho
boy. Tho dog appeared as though ho was
mad, and was killed, and tho family aro
now living between hopo and fear as to
how their injuries may result.
Cross Examined. A good naturcd old
farmer lady and her son John had a suit in
court, somo months ago, when ono of tho
attorneys asked tho mothor what John did
for a living, bIio replied that ho worked on
tho farm since ho was born. Tho lawyer on
tho opposito Bido said, madam, will you
plcaso toll tho court what John did tho
first two years on tho farm. Tho mothor
replied promptly, that ho milked. Tho cross
examination ended hero.
Diiiicnimou Items. Our correspondent
at that place sonds us the following :
A young man named Levi Gamber, of
this borough, had his hand badly hurt by a
heavy cross-tio fulling on it whilo ho was
working for tho Pcnna. Railroad Co., near
McYcytown, on Wednesday last.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Co. is about
to cut away a portion of tho Covo Moun
tain for tho purposo of lengthening tho
short curvo below town. Engineers and
tho public, generally, will bo doubtless well
pleased if this is dono.
Tho impending coal troubles aro begin
ning to causo a scarcity of pig iron, and in
that way, will probably affect tho iron
works hero.
Fish appear to bo abundant in tho Sus
quehanna, and aro being taken with soinos
ubovo town by tho thousand.
A largo number of now buildings in tho
courso of erection, show that tho spirit of
enterprise is fully alive.
Mr. John A. Shearer is building largo
oven, and intonds carrying ou tho bakery
business on an extonsivo scale.
Advantages of Plain Attire In Church.
1. It would lesson tho burdous of many
who find it bard to maintain their placo in
society.
2. It would lesson the forces of tho tem
tatlons which often lead men to bai ter hon
or and honesty for display.
3. If there was less strife In dross at
church, pooplo in moderate circumstances
would bo moro Inclined to attend.
4. Universal moderation in dress at
church would improve the worship by the'
removal of many wandering thoughts.
5. It would enable all classes of pooplo
to attond church better in unfavorable
weather.
0. It would lessen ontlio part of the rich
tho temptation of vanity.
7. It would lessen, on tho part of tho
poor, the temptation to bo envious and ma
licious. 8. It would save valuublo time on tho
Sabbath.
0. It would relieve our minds from a
serious pressure, and thus enable us to do
more for good enterprises.
For The Sloomfield Timet.
The News From Spring Township.
Elmottsuuhu, March 1st, 1871.
Mr. Editor Sir, As items of news In this
placo, I would stato that Wm. It. Dum has
sold his storo to Wm. II. Dum and John
B. llench. Mr. Wm. It. Dum resigns tho
postmnstcrship, and intends to farm his
father's placo at Ellioltsburg. Ho recom
mends J. H. llench for postmaster in his
placo. Thoro is to bo an unusual number
of changes hero this spring. Wm. Dum,
Sen., will movo to this town, which will
mako tlireo 'Win. Dums in Elliottsburg.
Wm, Sheibley will leavo his farm and movo
to Elliottsburg, whilo his son, Emanuel, will
leavo Elliottsburg to take chargo of tho
farm. Mr. Andrew 1 lollcnbaugh will work
at tho blacksmithing, in placo of Mr. Ba
ker, who will movo to Bridgeport. Moses
Noll will take charge of John Duin's farm,
in placo of Wm. II. Dum. Wm. S. Snydor
will movo to Newport. Mr. Thos. Grey
will continuo to keep tho hotel, notwith
standing somo think ho sells too much bad
whisky. Digging for coal at Loy's has been
suspended for several reasons. Tho water
interfered, the stock was not collected, and
tho board of directors have concluded that
digging is so expensive, and that after tho
money is collected it would bo better to
boro in placo of sinking a shaft. Quito a
number of young persons have taken tho
typhoid fever throughout Spring township.
There aro public sales almost every day in
this neighborhood. Occasional.
For the Hloomficld Timet.
Duncannon Feb., 27th 1871.
On Saturday Feb., 25th tho town of
Duncannon was startled by tho announce
ment that One of our worthy Jhitrhcr't was
entering tho town astride of a big Steer,
accompanied by tho proprietor of a certain
Hotel in our town. Being anxious to see tho
extraordinary feat performed I proceeded
to tho coiner opposito tho Post Ollicc, along
with a large crowd. It was not long until
wo seen tho caravan coming; suro enough
ho was astride tho steer and tho proprietor
coming behind with a largo club going
through all kinds of maneuvers (as much as
to say Boys look at us) Tho proprietor
gavo the steer a poko in tho ribs and up
went tho heels of his stccrship, anil away
went tho butcher sky high (but ho came
down again) Hat in tho mud on tho broad
of his back. Tho proprietor looked rather
chop-fallen and exclaimed why ho is an old
sardine. Tho crowd sainted them with a
hearty laugh after which they concluded
tho performance was over, for that day.
Mr. should train his animals better
beforo bringing thoin from Blooinlield
LATKlt.
Tho butcher has left a lasting impression
(in tho mud) on tho corner opposito Shcl
lcrs storo. Eyh- Witness.
Loonl Urivl'M.
Tho Rev. John Edgar will preach in
tho Court Houso next Sabbath at 11 o'clock
A. M., and 7 o'clock, P. M., subject in tho
evening "Stolen waters aro Bweet." Prov.
0-17.
Quito a largo flock of wild geeso passed
over this borough on their journey north
ward last Thursday.
v A grand social ball will bo held at tho
HuggiuB Houso in Newport on Thursday
evoning noxt.j From tho published list of
managers it will probably bo a well conduct
ted affair.
A patent for awash boiler has boon grant
ed to Thomas U. Parker of MilUintowu.
Tho total expenditures for tho Perry
county poor houso tho past year wero $0,
!)00,:i(l, of this over $:J5 was paid to Justices
for issuing orders.
There must bo a largo breed of hogs
around Ickcsburg. Ono was recently killed
thoro only a year old that weighed 48 lbs.
A rako handlo was stuck in tho ground
and tho hog hung up to dress on tho rako
head. How is that for high?
ySavillo twp. has a native minstrel troupe
which many think equal to somo of tho
city minstrel companies.
A. K. Rheom Esq., Post master at Car
lisle and formerly Editor of The Herald
died on Sunday tho 20th ult.
It is really astonishing to see the num
ber of lino buggies which aro turned out
by Mr. Samuel Smith. Persons wanting
carriago work of any kind will bo suro to
get it well and promptly dono by giving
him a call.
NA lad living with Mr. A. S. Klinopotcr,
leu irom nuovo tno mow totno noor m Ins
barn a distance of about 1!) feet on Tuesday
last. For a time it was fearod ho was
seriously injured but ho is now fast re
covering. Church Notices.
Presbyterian preaching in tho Court
room next Sunday at 11 in tho morning,
and at 7 in'lho evening.; Prayer meeting
will bo held on Wednesday evening in the
Bamo pluco.
In tho Lutheran Church, preaching on
Sunday at 2 J o'clock p. m. Prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening.
Tailor Wanted, to whom steady work,
ond good wages will bo given. Apply to
F. Mortimer & Co.
New Blooinlield.
- -
lieylstry of Sales.
BIHb for tho following sales huvc been print
ed ut tills ollico I
On March 17tli, Win. Rough & Sous will sell
on the premises lu Juulutu township, 8 horses,
1 mule, 2 milch cows, 4 head of young cattle,
3 good wagons and a lot of forming Imple
ments. Also 1 spring wagon, gears, Ac. Also,
a lot of household and kitchen furulturo will
be offered for salo.
On Wednesday, tho 2Und of March, 1871,
David Wcntzel will sell at his residenco, 14
inllei South of Blalu, 4 horses, two 2-year old
A K . . - 1 1 ..
fanning implements, household mid kitchen
lurulturo, die,
On Friday, tho 24th day of March, 1871,
Robert (Jibann, Esq., will oiler for salo at his
residence at Falling Springs, Spring township,
three flue Horses, three Cows, one springing,
a lot of Young Cuttle, 1 Sow and 1'lgs, 15 head
of Sheep, it Wagons, Household mid Kitchen
r uruiiure ana many oiuer articles.
Ki.la lttllu A II ,..!. . r.. ...I. 1.111. V..
i uuiw ...ot ujuvii tui buiu villa ujr
i mail, will be promptly attended to.
County Trice Current.
tlLOOMFiKi.n, March 7, IS"!.
Flax-Sccd $2 00
Potatoes (15 lent.
liutter V pound, 25 "
F.ggs ! dozen, 22 "
Dried Apples ?! pound, 5a 6 "
Dried Peaches 8 lOcts. llh.
I'ealcd Teaches, 18 f 22 cts. "
Cherries o 0 cts. "
' l'ltted 15)18cts. "
Wiickbeirles 8 010 cts. "
Onions 1(1 bushel 75
Cbrrcctctl Weekly by Win. Konyh it Aon.
,. . NnwroKT, March 0, 1S71.
Hour, hxtro jo 00
lied Wheat 1 00 1 15
"ye 75
Corn no 00
Kilts ! 32 pounds 45
Clover Heed 0 00 8 00
Timothy Heed 3 50
Flax Seed, 1 75
Potatoes 70 Si ST
(Iround Allium Halt, 2 25
Llmcbiirner's Coal 2 40
Stovo Coal 5 ($ 0 00
Pea Coal 3 411
Hinlth Coal 25 cts. ?1 bus.
Cross Tics.BJii feet limn 45 a 45 cents.
Dressed 1 lot's 8 els. flit.
Philadelphia Price Current.
Corrected Week ly by Janney .t Atutrcies,
No. 123 Maukkt Sthket.
I'mr.ADEi.i'iiiA, March 4, 1S70.
While Wheal $ 1 40(5 1 57
Ited Wheat 1 40 ifS 1 50
Wye lWflirt
Corn 77,7)
Kuts 58 00
Clover Seed llllKlerlb.
Timothy Seed 5 00 6 25
Flaxseed 2 00 2 00
Country Lard, ,11 12
KKK" 2S0 so
Hotter, solid In hhls.' 2 10
Washed Wool 51 cents per lb.
Dressed Hogs OalO cts. peril).
Anthony 1'kk At tho Lutheran parsonage
In this borough, by licv. S. A. Hedges, oir tjie
2nd hist., Mr. Gcorgo W. Anthony to Hiss
Lucy J. Pec, both of this borough.
Tayi.ou Lamca On Wednesday cvrtllng,
February 22nd, 1S71, ut tho Franklin House,
llarrisburg, Pa., by ltev. O. F. Stcllinf,', Mr.
Charles W. Taylor, of Altooun, to Miss Irene
C. Lumen, of Millcrstown.
JToitv FiNKENiilNnF.it At New Kingston,
on the 27th, ult., by W. W. Biinbaugh, esq.,
Mr. William H. Horn, of this county, to Miss
Jennie Finkeubiuder, of Cunibcrluud county.
Calhoun At Miflliin, on tho 22d ult., Mrs.
Margaret Jane, wife of James P. Calhoun,iiged
21 years, and 23 days.
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WATCHES.
The extenslvo use of theso watches for the last
fifteen years by Hallway Conductors, Knglneers
and Kxpressmen, the most exacting of watch,
wearers, hns thoroughly demonstrated tho strength
steadiness, durability and accuracy of tho Wal
tham Watch. To satisfy that class In all theso
respects, Is todecldotho question as to tho real
value of theso time-keepers.
More than 500,000 of these watches are now
speaking for themselves in tho pockets of tho
people a proof and a guariintecof their superior
Ity over nil others.
The superior organization and great extent of
the Company's Works at Waltham, enables them
to prodiieo watches at a prlco which renders com
petition futile, and thoso who buy any other watch
merely pay from 25 to DO per cent, inoro for their
watches than Is necessary.
These time-pieces eoniblno every Improvement
that a long experience lias proved of real practl
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Invention In watch-making originating In this
country or In Kuropo, only those were linally
adopted which severe testing by the most skilful
artisans in our works, and long uso on tho part
public, demonstrated to be essential to correct and
enduring time-keeping.
Among the many Improvements wo would par
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Tho Invention and use of a centre pinion of pe
Miliar const ruction, to prevent damaged) the train
by (lie breakage of main springs, Is original with
the American Waleh Company, who, having had
the rclusal of nil other contrivances, adopted
Fogg's patent pinion as being tlio best, and fault
less. Hardened and tempered hair-springs, now uni
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are used In all grades of Wallham Watches.
All Wallham Watches have dust-proof caps,
protecting the movement irom dust, and lessoning
iho necessity of Iho frequent cleaning necessary
11 other watches.
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Wm. Kllery, Waltham, Mass.
Home Watch Co., Jloston, Mass.
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before buying. Any variation even of a single
letter, Indicates a counterfeit.
For sale by all leading jewelers. No watches re
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sent to any address 011 application.
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Genehai. Agents for American Watcu Co., 183
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TOT1IK WOHK1NO CLASS. We are now pre
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ment nt home, the whole of the time or for the
snare moments. Huslness new, light, and prollta
ble. Persons of either sex easily earn from 50c. to
85 per evening, and a proportional sum by devoting
their whole time to the business. Hoys and girls
earn nearly as much as men. That all who see
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PIIOTOGliAPIIS!
riiotogrnplis ! Photographs J
JACOli COBLE,
Photographic Artist,
NEWPORT, VENN' A.
THE subscriber would respectfully can the at
tention of the citizens of this county to the
fact that he Is prepared to take I'JO'WtJJiAPJIH
in the best style of the art. Ills long experience
enables him to produce
1'ICTVltES WIIICIT CANNOT JIB EX.
CULLED.
All persons are requested to call at his rooms and
examine specimens.
Particular attention given to copying likenesses
of deceased persons, and great care will be takes
to furulsU
Good Pictures of Children.
Framing material and a good assortment of frames
always on hand, and for sale at low prices.
JA COB COBLE, Artltt,
Hewport, Perry Co,, Pa