foe fJlWmfulfo fetus. LOCAL UK PA It T M EN , APRIL I Su. Mo. Tu. Wt. Th. Fr. Sa. ... 1 2 ! 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 r H 0 3 e would call the attention of our Lady Header to the advertisement of the Novel ty Wringer in another column. It has the great improvement, Cog Wheels on Both Ends of the Rollers. Every Housewife nliould have one. Wanted Information regarding events . that transpired in any part of tho county. Persons sending letters containing items of interest will find their favors duly appre ciated. If our friends don't wish to take the time to put their information in shape for publication, the facts will be just as ac ceptable The Carlisle Shoe Company, are putting out a class of work which pleases every one who has tried it. One of the best evidences of this, is, the rapid increase of their busi ness. Every merchant who has kept their goods, finds his shoo trade in a most en couraging condition. Thoir shoes have been introduced this season into Ohio, Maryland and West Vir(itiia,by thoir agent Mr. Irvin C. Bonders who is meeting with remarkablo success, every ono acknowledg ing the Carlisle Shoe to be the best in the market. Another Sudden Death. On Friday morning last, at about 7 o'clock Mr. Israel Fritz dropped from his chair and almost in stantly expired. His death occurred at the house of his son Washington, in Pcnn township. Ho had just passed into the room when lie was hcaid to fall by his daughter-iu-law, who at once went to his aid, but lie breathed only two or three times after she reached him. Mr. Fritz was in the 82 year of his age, but was as active and hearty as most men are at GO. It is only about eighteen months since a brother of Iur, Richard Fritz, died in almost tho same manner. The County S. 8. Convention. Sabbath Schools of the County, elect your delegates, four in number, for tho Newport Conven tion on May 14th, three weeks from to day. Open all Schools if possible by first Sabbath in May, but, at all events, moot and elect your delegates by that time, sending the uamcs on at once to W. Fickcs or P. Bos serman Kxqrs., for entertainmeut during the convention. The township sub-committees, as appointed last year, are also re quested to send their names as well as their reports to the same parties if they design at tending, and it is hoped they will this time. A New Trial has been granted to Dr. Schoappe by the Cumberland county Court, under the act passed for his especial benolit. The trial is set down for tho regular Au gust term, to save the county tho expensos attending an extra session. An arrange ment - is also made so that the District Attorney shall summon his witnesses for the day on which their testimony will be taken, bo that each witness will only draw pay for tho day tho alUudance is actually required, thereby saving the county consid erable expense. For nearly three years this man has stood under tho shadows of the gallows, sepora ted from death only by tho scratc'j of a pen. , If guilty, he has already been severely punished, and if innocent, as his friends who have labored so zealously for his re lease assert, he is surely entitled to much sympathy. , , -Those (JrasHhopiMTH. A gentleman who was much interested in tho grasshoppers found so plenty early in tho season., sent some to the Agricultural Department at Washington, and received the following reply: ' Department of Agriculture, Washington, April 8th, 1872. Dear Sir: Tho grasshoppers you sent are in the larva or pupa state, and will ac quire perfect wings after shedding their skins. The natural history of these insects is as follows: The young grasshoppers make their ap pearance from the egg in almost exactly the same form as the jieifcct insect, but without wings. They then shed tlielr skins and acquire rudimentary but perfectly use less wings, and it is only when they become fully grown that they acquire wings fitted for flight. These grass-hopiiers are proba bly a species of Oedipoda, but wo cannot tell exactly what species until thty lmvo ac quired their full growth. Their early ap pearance, if in great number!, certainly seems to indicate that they will be numer ous this season. Respectfully. ,.. FREDERICK WATTS, Commissioner. A New Enterprise.'-Wolp & Hknoit, Wholesale dealers in Notions and Fancy Goods have opened a large Wholesale Store on the first floor of Brant's Hull, Har risburg, where merchants can be supplied , with Notions at the lowest Market Pi-ices, Give them a call. Btf ' Newport Items. The small-pox. excite ment in our town is now ' at an end, and probably no town In the state. is in any more healthy condition. J ' ' A few days since a little darkey stole a case of instruments belonging to Dr. Orris and generously distributed them among his playmates. 'The doctor recovered them, but was not so fortunate with a small amount of money taken at the same time. Chicken thieves are still among us, as sev eral of our citizens have discovered to their sorrow, when thoir chickens "turned up missing." Our citizens are preparing to give a cor dial reception to those attending the Sunday School Convention which is to be held here on the 14th of next month. The boating season has commenced, and bids fair to be a prosperous one. O. C. Barn Burned. A York paper says: On Sunday morning of last wock, while Mr. Daniel Asper, who resides near Wellsville, on the farm of Mr. Asahel Walker, was attending church with his wife, their little boy was left at home when he amused himself by playing with matches near tho barn, and lighting paper which the wind blew to the straw stack in the barn yard, and in a short time tho entire building was in flames and was destroyed, together with its contents. Seventeen head of cattlo and two horses being tied in the stable wore burned to death. Tho wind was blowing very strong and the fire spread among the fences and it was with much . difficulty that somo buildings in the locality were saved. Total loss, above the amount insur ed, about $1,400. The burnt barn was insured in tho Dover Mutual, but the stock and contents were not insured. Mr. Israel Smith, who resides in the neighbor hood lost a quantity of wheat. A Horror In Harrlsbnrg. On Tuesday morning last a man and a woman were found dead in a house of bad repute in Harrisburg, having evidontly been suffoca ted with coal gas. The man was a well known newspaper correspondent named Luther Stroup. IIo had como to tho house while under the influence of Liquor about midnight, and shortly after, the parties re tired in apparent health. When called to breakfast the next morning their deaths were discovered and the coroner notified. Mr. Stroup leaves a young wife and child. House Burnt. On last Saturday evening a week, a largo frame dwelling occupied by the Gaswint funnies, (three families,) in Cumberland county, about five miles north west of York Springs, was destroyed by firo, with nearly all the furniture and wear ing apparel. Tho firo originated from a stove-pipe passing through the roof. A high wind prevailing tho firo burned very rapidly. A Hog-house, Smoke-house, with a lot of meat and eight scaps of bees, wero also burnt. No insurance. Star Sentinel. ', Strangled. A correspondent informs us that on last Friday afternoon a week, at the junction of the Hanover Bridge and Bachmau Valley railroad, Mrs. Emanuel Metzel went to do something in her garden, leaving her child, five months old, asleep in bed. Tho mother occasionally went to the window, to bo assured that her child was still sleeping. After some time she went to (ho house, and was terrified to find the child dead.' It had slipped from tho bed next to the wall, and hung by the neck between the bed-rail and the wall, the feet not touching the floor. The child had worked the bed clothes into its face, probably by involun- tary efforts to extract itself; and either died from suffocation or strangulation. lb. Fires Aloug the It. It. Tho Altoona Tribune states that on tho 18th, a fire was raging in tho woods and fields between that placo and Huntingdon, along the lino of the Pennsylvania Railroad, presenting a fearfully grand spectacle. Several dwell ings and other buildings were destroyed. Long lines of fire wero visiblo on the hills and mountains on either side of tho road. At Tyrone tho hills on either sido of tho town wore in a bhi.o mid, witli a high wind prevailing, the town was not out of danger from tho burning leaves and ooals which Wero lifted and carried hundreds of yards In advance of the fierce flames. Railroad Accident. We luam from a correspondent nt Millersburg, that tho Buf falo express on the Northern Central road ran off the truck, on 16th inst., a few miles above that place. The mail car was thrown across the track and upset. But one pas senger car was off the track, and though tho passengers were considerably shaken up, none of them received any Injury. Two of the employees of the road wero Injured but neither of them fatally. Tho accident caused great irregularity to all tho trains during the day. ' Kicked by a Mule. Mr. Michael Orcn, of Howe township, who earns a living by boating in tho summer, got kicked in the groin by a mule belonging to a Mr. Zim merman, of Millprtown. The accident oc curred on Wednesday morning near tho Acqueduct station, and Oron came home on tho afternoon Mail train, scarcely able to walk. He was taken to lit residenoe hi a buggy. Newt. ., , " " ,''..'.," The Carlisle Shoes aro the host in tho market. A full stork will be found at F. Mortimer's Miraculous Escape From Death. The Middlcburg " Post" says: Mrs. Klose, wife of William Klose, of Adamsburg, this County, fell to the bottom of a well 88 feet In depth, on Wednesday, tho 10th inst. The well contained no water and was cov ered with boards Mi's. K. thinking the covering secure stepped upon the same and fell through She is very severely bruised, but under circumstances is doing well and holies arc entertained of her recovery. lli-lef ItOMlH. The citizens of the upper end of the bor ough begin to think the Street Commis sioners is neglecting that part of the town. Shaffnor's counset have determined to take his case to the Supreme Court, on a writ of error. Mifllintown has a new military company called the Oraybill Zouaves. 'The water has been let into the canal and boats are already on tho move. Wanted A few live men to stir up tho Railroad excitement, so that in time the road from Duncannon to Loysvlllo may be built. New. Sucar Cured Hams and a lot of su perior country Bacon for sale by F. Morti mer. W. W. Davis, Esq., Editor of the Juni ata County Hepublkan, died on the 12th inst. At the Cumberland County Court Judge Junkin fined several jurors (1 each (or fail ing to answer to their names when called. XThe rafting season has commenced, and quite a number went down tlie Susque hanna last week. Our Duncannon correspondent has "play ed mum" for a couple of weeks. We hope he has not got tired of well-doing. Let us hear from you " Knickerbocker." The Cumberland Valley Jturnnl is get ting inquisitive, and asks: "Who wrote llartrantt s speech accepting tlie nomina tion ? saying it was hawked around Harris burg in printed form, four hours boforo the Convention met." We have received several answers to the Geographical Enigma in last week's Timks, hut tho first correct one, was from A. 11. (lloim near Landisburg. A. II. Moore, of Philadelphia, sends a correct answer to the riddle. A firo occurred near Clay Lick Hall, Franklin county, on Wednesday last, destroying tho Carpenter shop of John Anglo. The sparks also communicated fire to tho Btalilo of Win. Cutchall, near by, in which was a mare, cow and hog. A lot of corn and hay was consumed for Mr. Cut nhall. Tho loss 'of Mr. Anglo is about $1,000 $000 insurance. Church Notices. Presbyterian Church. Communion ser vice next Sabbath at I(H A. M., and also services at 7 A o'clock on Wednesday, Thurs day, Friday, "and Saturday ovonings of this week. In the Reformed Church, preaching next Sabbath at 2$ o'clock p. in. Prayor-mcct-ing on Thursday evening next. Blaln Select School. Summer Session opens Wednesday, April 10th, 1872. Gabd. C. Palm, Principal. Miss Emma Nicholsok, a graduate of Baltimore Female College, will teach Draw ing, Painting, &c, and givo such other as sistance as may be required. W. R. Cjsna, M. D., of Ickcsburg, will deliver a courso of Lectures on Physiology, Hygiene, &c. (110l The Markelvllle Academy will open on Monday, the 8th of April, 1872. Tuition per quarter of eleven weeks from two to livo dollars. Good board can be had at private houses at $2.50 per week. For further particulars (before opening), address Adam Zkllekb, Oriental, Juniata co., Pa. tW It is a remarkablo fact that Pain Cure Oil is driving all other "Oils" and Liniments from tho market. AVhyisit? Because it will certainly do-all that is claim ed for it, and is warranted. 1-57" The Timet says Dr. Walpole has lost his beautiful chestnut mare. She died sudden ly in harness, it is supposed from bnts orpin worms. If the Doctor hud used Shcrtdun's Cavalry Condition Powders, he would, no doubt, have had his mare to-day they are death on worms. tW Chapped has are very common with those who have their hands mu 'h In water. A lew drops of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment rubbed over tho hands two or three times a duy, will keep them soil and white. Fisher men, sailors, and others, will do well to remem ber this. EDITORIAL NOTICES are so common that It is almost Impossible for an editor to express his houcst opinion of the merits of any article without being suspected of Interested motives. This fact, however, shall not deter us from say ing that we think of n new addition to the Ma teria Medlea to which our attention hn been roccntly directed. We refer to Dr. J. Walker's California Vinegar Hitters, a remedy which is making Its way Into more families just now than all the other advertised medicines put to gether. There seems to be no question about the potency of Its tonic aud alteratlvo proper ties, while It possesses the great uegallve recom mendation of containing neither alcohol nor mineral poison. Thut it Is a specillc for Inul gcFtlon, HllllousnesH, Constlpution, and many complaints of nervous orlglu, wo have rcusou to know aud we are assured on good authori ty that as a general Invlgorant, regulating and purifying medicine, It has no equal. It Is sta ted that Its Ingredients, (obtained from tho wilds of California,) aro new to tho medical world i and Its extraordinary effects ccrtulnly warrant the conclusion that It Is a compound of agents hitherto uukuown. If popularity Is any criterion, there eon be no doubt of the Vinegar Bitters, for the sale of the article is Immense and continually Increasing. Md4t , TO COIMHuill'TIVJCH. Tlie advertiser, liavliiR been permanently cured of that dread disease, consumption, by a simple remedy, l anxious to make known to his fellow sulloms the means of cm. To til whodiwir It, lie will send scopv of the prescription used (freo of churne.) with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sum cure for consumption, asthma, bronchitis, etc. Parties wishing the prescription will please address . (ly Itev. EDWAKD A. WILSON. - ' SH Houtli Third St., Williamsburg, N. Y, RAND JURORS FOR MAT TERM 1873. Newnort B. F. Miller. Greenwood Joseph Hartsel, Chos. Wright. Bloomflcld David Mickey, Jacob Crist. Buffalo George W. Potter. . Howe John L. Wright. Landisburg Sumuol Murray. Jackson Samuel Enelow. Juniata Joreph Jones. Saville William Sliull. Whentfleld Joel B. Owen, Andrew Penncl . Millerstown J. B. Lahr. . Tyrone John Brlner. Marysvlllo Jerome Beaver. Toboyne John Emory. Liverpool twp , Geo. Ulh, Joseph Lnpfer, James Wagner. Duncannon William J. Black. Madison Hcneli Kelt, James F.Adair. Pcnn James Morrison. rilRAVERBE JURORS FOR MAY TERM, X A. D., 1873. Landisburg William II. Burtnett, John M. Wilson. Greenwood Simon H. Fry, Geo. Kocbcndcr for, Win. J. Barter, John Hetrlek. Tusearora Daniel Lcsb. Saville Wm. Mathews, John Hartman, Samuel Driungold. Watts James C. Parson. Duncannon Daniel Rife. Tyrone Peter Lightner, Wm. W. MeClnre. Millerstown Irvin K:pp. New Buffalo Jacob Bitting, John Bangh mnn, Jacob Cumler. Pcnn Grlfllth Jones, David Brooks, Wm. Brooks. Liverpool T. John C. Welrlch, Daniel Mc Kinze. Buffalo Isaiah E. Stevens, John II. No Vioek. Marysvlllo Lyman Haines. Carroll David Fair, Jacob Bruner, John Sraeigh. Ceutre Benjamin Holmes, Philip Bealor. Rye David Mcssliiger, Wm. Enemlnger, Jr. Liverpool B. II. II. Welrlch, Jr., William Wallace, Isaac Lutz. Spring Daniel Zerflng, M. F. Baker, Benja min Rice, Jr., Frank W. Gibson, Wm. Dnnkle bergcr. Whcntflcld Levi W. Ebersole. Jackson John Stump. Miller George R. Clonscr. Howe George W. Bretz. Juniata Samuel Orwan. Mudlsou John Martin, George C. Rice. T i. MUAL LI8T FOR MAY TERM, 1872. Thomas J. Free vs. Hillcs. Boyd & Co. S. Wm. Cox vs. Hiram Jackson, Garnishee. , 8. J. A. Maxwell, M. D. vs. Daniel Miller. 4. A. C. Rahtcr vs. George Maus and Maria Maus. 5. John D. Baker vs. Newport Deposit Bank. 6. William Morrison vs. Francis A. Camp bell. 7. William Morrison vs. David T. Yocum. 8. George C. fctrluo vs. Joseph Dyslngcr. u. William Cox's use vs. Michael Shure. 10. Smith & Shroff vs. Reuben D. Reynolds. 11. Smith & Long vs. Peltier fc Manning. 12. Mlliimn & Musservs. PelffcrA Manning. 13. F. B. Clouser's use, vs. Alfred Wagner and Jos. weldon. 14. Henry H. Fisher vs. Theo. Fcun & Mar garet D. Fcnn. 15. James A. Cooper vs. Hugh Gray. 16. James Galbrulth vs. South Peuna. Rail road Co. 17. El lie J. Moreland vs. Dr. Geo. W. Blst- linc. 18. William Blair vs. John S Doughteu. 1!). John C. Kuhn vs. Samuel Tudor. 20. Elizabeth Shovcr vs. The Township of Ju niata. J. J. SPONENBERGER, Proth'y. Prothy's Olllce, Blooinlleld, April 10, 1872. J Couutj Trice Current. BLOOMFIEl.n, April 22, 1872. Klax-Sced, 1 60 Potatoes, 40 ' - Butter V pound, 20 ' Eggs V dozen -. 15 " Dried Apples HI pound 0 a 10 " ' Dried Peaclies 10 10 cUfllk, Pealed Peaches 1218cts." Cherries 6 cts. " " Pitted 15 18 cts. " Blackberries 6 d cts, " Unions V bushel 75 " NEWPORT MAItKKTS. Corrected Weekly by Koxtgh, tsnyder & CD-I DF.AI.EHS IN CsVKAIlN V PHODUCK. Newport, April 22, 1872. Flour, F.xtra K 00 Hupcr 5 50 White Wheat Iff bu 1 50 Ked Wheat 145 145 Kye .- 75 Corn 60B50 Oats V 32 pounds 42 Barley 75 Clover Heed 5 00 Timothy Beed 2 &0 Flax Seed 1 60 Potatoes So 0 (i round Ahimn Halt 1 90 1 Lhneburner'g Coal 2 40 Stove Coal 4500560 Pea Coal 8 00 Smith Coal 25 cts. V bus. Cross Ties.SM feet long 45 45 cents Pork fd.00 per lOOibs. FISH, HALT, IJ.MK AN'U t'OAl Of all kinds always on hn ml and for sale at the Lowest Market Kiitcs. Philadelphia Price Current. Corrected Weekly by Junney b Andrew, Ho. 12ft Maiiket Htiiert. 1'UILAOKM'UIA, April 13, 1872. While Wheat, 1 771 78 Wheat 1 80 1 88 'Kye 85088 Corn '. tM:tii)7 Outs ft3ffl55 Clover Seed SVJfJOI-S per lb. Timothy Seed 2 7f'0 2 75 Flax Seed 1 95 & 2 00 Country Laid, .. 89 Eggs 24 825 Butter, dull sale 10 12 Washed Wool, 90 cents per lb. Dressed Hogs, 6jj0!4et per lb. DUATIIS. Riioaiies On the Hth of April, 1873, in Pprlug township, this county, Mr. David Khoudcs, aged til years, 8 months and 7 days. Frit Ou Friday last, In Pcnn township, of Paralysis, Mr. Israel Fritz, aged SI years, U months and 10 days. A Purler Or can and a Melodeon are offer ed for salo at A bahuaIN. The Instruments aro both new and splendidly finished, for further information apply at tills office, or call on or address, jus. Jrr, XNew 15 loom field. 4. G , New Advertisements. , . ' ; . LOOK OUT! I would respectively Infi rm mv friends that I In tend calling upon them with supply of goods of iny OWN MANUFACTURE. Consisting of CAB3IMER3. CASHINET8, FLANNELS, (Plain aud bar d) (JAUPIOTH. c to exchange for wool or sell for cash. .T..M. BIXLEK. 0,17,4m, ( KNTiis Woolen Factory. BOUNTY Ml LX VAWKI. All Moldlers under It who enlisted prior to July 23, 1H61, for three years, and mustered in prior to August 6, lHtil, and discharged before servlnn two years for disability or disease, and who never received nny bounty for said service, are entitled to 1100 bounty. Also tlie time for claiming the 1100 oddl tlonalbouiity. which expired January 12, 1871, has been extended. A New Hounty Land I,aw has also been paused, under which all soldiers who served a tieriod of do days, and their heirs are en titled to ltU) acres of land. Apply at once personally, or by letter to LKWIS I'OTTKK, 16 3t New Kloomjteld, Perry co., Pa. N' OTK'E. Books for receiving subscriptions to the C'anltal Stock of the Sherman's Val ley Railroad, will be nien at Hhumun's Hotel In l.andishiirK on the 22nd, 23rd and 24th days of April, 1872, from 10 o'clock a. m., to 4 o'clock p. m. Landisburg, April 2, 187231 INSURE IN THE l'orry Coiuify Mutual Benefit Association, Of - NEW BLOOMFIELD, PERRY CO., PA. C7iar(ercd by the Lnginlature March 9, 1872. Til E ( 'It K A PEST AS1) SAFEST LIFE INSURANCE ever ottered to the people. It Is a Mutual enterprise for the protection of Widows and Orphans In tho county. Members pay FIVE DObl-AltM for a certificate or membership, anil annual dues on ages lietween 20 and .15, 81.00; between 35 And 50, J1.50; between 50 and 65, 92.110 : for the term of three years, com mencing January, 1873; and the sum of 81.10 on thedeath of a member. Tlie lnemlieiHlilp not to exceed ono thousand. A member dying, to re ceive as many dollars as there are paying ccrtltl eate holders. 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