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NEW BLOOMFIELD, TENNA.
Tuesday, November 4, 1S73.
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' Tub governor has appointed the 27th
inst., as Thanksgiving day.
Stokes was found guilty of murder in
the third degree, and sentenced to Sing
Sing for four years, the longest term the
law allows.
Tiie cotton mills in Fall River, Mass.,
have decided to work on half time after tho
4th lust. The mills agreeing to this course
employ 14,000 hands, and pay out for labor
when running full time nearly half a million
dollars por month.
Oun city exchanges say that since tho
.panic has seized upon some of the people
iu tho country, and induced them to with
draw their deposits from the banks, the
thieves smell their game afar off, and have
.gone to the country like vultures, to light
upon those who keep money at their homes.
A Special Election will be held on the
3rd Tuesday in December, to decide on the
acceptance or rejection of the amsnded
constitution. The convention adjourns to
moet again at Harrisburg, on the 24th of
December, when the returns of the election
are ready to be acted upon.
Elections will be held to-day in ten
states of tho Union, namely : Now York,
New Jersey, Massachusetts, Minnesota,
Virginia, Maryland, Arkansas, Wisconsin
Mississippi and Kansas. Massachusetts,
Mississippi, Virginia and Wisconsin choose
governors.
' Thk amount of silver paid out by tho U.
S. Treasury last week, was only about
000, as it was only given out in sums of
$5, or less. This increase of the circula
ting medium gives each one thousand in
dividuals a ten-cent piece, to divide among
them. At this rate, it will be some time
before the Forty Millions of fractional
currency can all be dispensed with, or the
pockets of the people will be in danger.
The Bride who said No.
On Sunday as the Rev. Mr. Qarman, of
the United Brethren church in York,
Pa., was conducting the services at
the Union church at Yocumtown, York
county, the sexton handed him a note.
After the sermon was completed the min
inter announced he had the pleasure of
stating that a couple in the congregation
desired to be united in the holy bonds of
matrimony, and that the candidates should
immediately present themselves. There
was a considerable flutter in the assem
blage every eye staring around to see the
happy couple. After some delay a flue and
buoyant couple came marching up the
aisle to the altar. The reverend gentle
man immediately proceeded with the cere
mony, and the groom answered promptly
" Yes, 1 will," but to the dismay and as
tonishment of the clergyman and audience,
wiien it came to the bride's turn, she ans
wered just as promptly, " No, I will not,,,
and smilingly left the church all alone,
leaving the half married man in a quandary
what to do. "Such is life."
Freight Car Bobber.
A great deal of freight has mysteriously
disappeared out of the freight cars on the
Detroit Eel River and Illinois railroad in
the last two months, and the company's
officers have been hard at work ferreting
out the guilty parties, who prove to be
some of their own employees. The princi
pal in these robberies has been J. L.
Spangler, the agent at Auburn Junction,
Who, with one brakeman, the night watch
man and two firemen, were promptly ar
rostcd, aud their premises searched, which
resulted in finding a large quantity of the
stolen goods. The company intends to
give the culprits the full extent of the law
and thus deter others from following tho
conduct of the guilty parties.
tW Miss Perry, of Tiemont, Schuylkill
county, tried to kill herself with a knife
because her lover bad grown cold in his
ufl'uutious und had resolved to marry
another.
. ; Official Returns. .'
Below will be found the returns from all
the counties tn the State, of the vote cast
for State Treasurer this fall and the vote
for Governor last fall, as it is sometimes
desirable to compare the votes of different
years. The total majority for Supreme
Judgo is only 14,102.
COUNTIES,
Adams,
Allegheny
Armstrong,
Heaver,
Bedford,
Berks,
Blair.
Bradford,
Bucks,
Butler.
Cambria,
Cameron,
Carbon,
Centre,
Chester,
Clarion,
Clearlleld.
Clinton,
Coin mliln,
Crawlord,
Cumberland,
Dauphin,
Delaware,
Kik,
Krle -
Fayette,
Forest,
Franklin,
Fulton,
Greene,
Huntingdon,
Indiana,
Jefferson,
Juniata,
Ijancasler,
Lawrence,
Lebanon,
Lehigh. .
Luzerne,
Lycoming,
McKean,
Mercer,
Milllln,
Montgomery,
Monroe,
Montour,
Northampton,
NorthumbeiTd,
Perry,
1'lilladeljmla,
l'lke.
Potter.
Bchnylklll,
Snyder,
Somerset,
Sullivan.
Susquehanna,
Tioga,
liilon,
Venango,
Warren,
Washington,
Wayne,
Westmorland,
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Disastrous Fire.
On the night of the 27th ult., a fire broke
out in Canastota, which was quelled after
burning over six acres of territory, destroy
ing three hotels, thirty-two dwellings and
between forty and fifty places of business
or oflices.
The total loss is estimated by insurance
agents at $150,000. Total insurance, $90,.
000. The fire was undoubtedly the work
of an incendiary. The business portion of
the town was all destroyed except Beecher
block.
Ad Unpleasant Investigation.
A Mr. Joslin, of Langold, Minn., while
out deer-huuting on Tuesday, had his at
tention attracted by a huge pile of leaves.
On proceeding to investigate he was sud
denly clasped about the waist by a huge
bear. A terrible struggle followed, but
Mr. Joslin succeeded iu breaking away
and escaping, denuded of clothing and con
siderably wounded.
Workmen out of Employ ineut.
Pittsburgh, October 27. At the meeting
here on Saturday of all the furnace
owners in this city and vicinity, it was
unanimously resolved that on and after to
day a reduction of 10 per cent, will be made
on all labor. It is the opinion of most
of those who were present at the meeting
that it will be very diflicult to keep the
furnaces in blast, aud that a further re
duction might be necessary to prevent en
tire suspension.
Fga Items.
Havana, October 27. A telegram from
Spain announces that the government is
getting steam transports ready to carry
five thousand more troops to Cuba before
the 80th of November,
Paris, October 20. The old Paris opera
house, known as the Acadomie Kationale
de Musique, was entirely destroyed by fire
to-day. Intense excitement prevails, as
the loss is very heavy, although it is not
yet ascertained,
Vienna, October 20. There is another
panio on the bom so iu this city. The gov
ernment is endeavoring to effect a settle,
niont of the financial dilliculties.
London, October 20. A fog more dense
than that of yesterday hangs over London
to-day. There have been numerous acci
dents in the streets, and at this hour (one
P. M.) locomotion is almost suspended.
One hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars in specie were shipped from Liver
pool to New York last week.
tW Monday evening a woman by the
name of Lizzie Reynolds went into an en.
gine bouse near Church run, where she
removed all her garments, hung them up,
then sat down as cool aud self-possessed
as if she were a resident of the
Sandwich Islands. The engineer came in
and was naturally much taken back by
the sight, but upon investigation he found
the poor woman to be insane. She was
taken to an asylum.
Miscellaneous News Items.
The trial of Uddenook, for the al
leged murder of Ooss is now in progress,
in Chester county. .
EST A Boston reporter found a package
of $16,000 the other day, and he refused the
two dollars which the owner tendered him.
Some folks are particular,
1ST" Another snow storm is reported
along the line of the Union. Pacific railroad
west of Choyenno. Trains are running
regularly, as extraordinary precautions
have been taken to guard the road from
said obstructions.
EST A boy named Nowton tried to fright
on bis si tor out of bed at Titusville on
Saturday with a shot gun, which ho sup
posed was unloaded. He pulled tho trig
ger and instantly killed hor, the contents
of the gun entering hor forehead.
t3H William Conway, of Slatington, has
brought suit against the Central railroad
company of New Jersey for $10,000, on
the ground that he was put off a train and
thereby lost a woman he was on the road
to marry. The case is to be tried at Allen
town. '
Mrs. Newman, residing a few miles
from Tunkhannock, Wyoming county,
died very suddenly whilo in tho act of milk
ing a cow. She fell off her milking stool
and died apparently without a struggle.
She was about seventy years old. '
t3?Oiie day last week fivo colts got on
the track of the Boston, Concord aud
Montreal railroad, below Warren Summit,
and were not seen in time to stop the
freight train, it boing on a heavy down
grado. The whole lot wore killed.
t2F A youujr man named Moses Polton,
liviug near Ilillsboro, Ohio, was on his
way to be married, when he was struck by
lightning and instantly killed. Two years
ago his brothor was thrown from his horse
and killed while going to marry the same
lady.
tSPMiss Mattie Stephensou, a brave
Illinois girl, who loft her home without
consultation with any of her frlonds, be
lieving it to be her duty to go as a nurse to
Memphis, died at that place on Saturday
last. She had exerted herself beyond her
strength, and fell an easy victim to tho '
pestilence.
tW A few days ago, in Emporium, a
mother undertook to punish her son, a lad
fourteen years of age, when be resisted and
fled. The mother started after him, and
being cross-eyed, caught another woman's
boy in place of her own, and gave him a
flogging before she noticed her mistake.
t3?It is estimated that New Hampshire
has furnished more money for western rail
roads during the last twenty years than the
whole manufacturing interests of the state
are worth, and the same can with truth
be said of Perry county. And the' question
might with propriety be asked wby this
is sou
Sn Francisco, October 2T. Mrs. Yano,
wife of the Japanese Charge d' Affairs, at
Washington, arrived here by steamer this
evening, for the purpose of joining her
husband. She is tho first Japanese lady
who he left her native oountry to join her
huBband in foreign lands. Mr. Yano will
go to Washington overland.
t3T" A. $100 counterfeit greenback was
discovered at the sub-Treasury in New
York, composed of a genuiue face and a
counterfeit back. It is supposed that a
good bill was ingeuiouuly split in two,
when one-half was attached to a counter
feit back, and the other to a counterfeit
face. , . , , .
New Orleans, October 28. Sfcurgese and
his wife, who were on trial foe inhuman
treatment of Caioline Louisa Dunning,
aged six years, were to-day foumd guilty on
the third count of the indictment of a crime
against nature, the penalty ef which is
imprisonment for life.
t3F" Ou Tuesday lost, at New York,
three rufilaas entered the residence of Mr.
Bcefke, on Amity street seized Mrs. Beefke
poured some liquid down hor throat which
rendered her insensible, ransacked the
house, took the ear rings from the stupefied
woman, whom they had tlod to a piano,
and were about to leave with a trunk full
of plunder, when Mr. Beefke eame in and
the robbers fled.
fW Poughkeepsie dispatches state that
the moet serious results are following the
labor pauio iu Dutchess county. The
brickm&kers have all beea discharged, and
the carpenters' business is at a standstill,
and mouy men discharged. Some of the
factories are running on three-quarter time.
About two thousand hands employed at the
print-works, at Wappiuger's Falls, Cohoes,
Rochester, Pleasant Valley, Newberg and
Haverstraw, have all been thrown out of
work by the closing of the works by the
order of Garner & Co.
Lock Haven, Pa., October 28. George
Yocum, aged 1)0 years, of the firm of Bush
& Yocum, lawyers, of Bellefonte, accident
ally shot himself yesterday while out hunt
ing, near Three Runs, Clearfield county.
After walking and riding In a wagon for
twelve miles, he reached Siunamahoning
aud was brought here on a train and died
to-day. He was the choice of the Repub
licans of Centre county fur Congress last
fall, but at the District Conference meet
ing gave away to Hon. S. Robs.
tW car containing 200 sheep, Blanding
on the New Jersey Central track at Clare
mont was set on fire by sparks from a pas
sing locomotive, 'ond before it was discover
ed whs completely enveloped in flames.
The bleating of the Bheep attracted the at
tention of a gang of track hands in the vi
cinity, and they at once proceeded to de
molish tho sides of the car In oi dor to allow
the sheep to escape, and their efforts were
so far successful that only ten of the ani
mals were burned to death.
Now York, October 27. Five thousand
persons are thrown out of employment by
the suspension of the Harmony Cotton
Mills iu Cohoes. The pay-rolls of the mills
foot up $80,000 monthly. It Is said that
the mill will be opened in two weeks.
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TO THE PUBLIC !
THE FAIN - KILLER manufactured by
PERRY DAVIS & SON has won for Itself a
reputation unsurpassed tn mc ileal prepara
tions. The universality of the demand for the
Paln-KUler So-a novel, interesting and surpris
ing feature lor the history of thl medicine.
The Paln-Killr is now regularly told In large
aud steadily iacreaBlng quantities not only to
general agents, ia every State and Territory of
the Union, and every Province in British Amer
ica, but to Beuos Ayrea, Brazil, Uraguay,
Peru, Chill, ana ether South Amerisan States,
to the Sandwhicfa Islands ; to EnglaniVand Con
tinental Europe i, to Mozambique, Madagascar,
Zanzibar and other African lands j to Austra
lia and CalcuttU,, Rangoon and other places in
India. It has alw been tent to Chlnay and we
doubt if there is any foreign port or any city
in Africa or Asia, which Is frequented y Amer
ican and Europeans missionaries, travelers or
traders, into which, the Fain-Killer has mot been
Introduced.
The exlont of it usefulness is another, great
feature of this remarkable medicine. Itbls not
only the best tiling, ever known, as everybody
will confess, for bruise, cuts, burns, &a., but
for dysentery or eholora, or any sort of bowel
complaint, It Is a romedy unsurpassed tor effi
ciency and rapidity of action. In the-great
cities of British India and .the West Indta Is
lands and other hot) climates, it has become the
standard medldae for all such complaints, as
well as dyspepsia, liver complaints, and other
kindred dlsordar. For coughs and coldsyean
ker, asthma, and rheumatic dilliculties U. has
been proved by the moet abundant and con
vlnclng trials and testimony, to be an invalua
ble medicine. The proprietors are In possession
of letters from persons of the highest charac
ter and respoaslbility, testifying in nnequWoeal
terms to the tares effected and the satisfactory
results produeed, in an endless variety of tases
by the use of this great medicine. That Uie
Paln-Klller is deserving of all Its propitotors
claim for it ieamply proved by theuuparalelled
popularity Hi hasatlaiued It Is a sure aad ef
fectlve remedy. It Is sold in almost tvery
country in the world,aad is becoming moet and
mors popular every year. Its healing proper,
ties have been fully tested, all over the world
and it needi only to be known to be prize.
1-fT" Sold by all Druggists.
Octobet 14, 187a lui
Thirty Years Experience of aa
eld Autttc.
Mn. Winalow'a. Soothing Syrup iavthe
prescription of one of the best demote L'hvul
clans and Nurses In the United states, and. has
been used for thirty years with never falling safe
ty an 4 suacess, by millions of mothers anil chil
dren, from the fcwbls Infant of one week old to
the adult. It corrects acidity of the stuuiach, re
lieves wind colltv regulates the bowels, and gives
rent, health and comfort to motlierand etilld. We
believe It to betkeBest and Surest KeiMtly In the
World In all oases of DYSKNTK BY aud. DtAK
KHUiA IN CHILDREN, whether It arises from
Teething or from any other cause. Full direc
tions for using will accompany each bottle.
None Geoulne unless tho facsimile of Ct'ftTIH Si
P EltlUNtt Is ou the outside wrapper. Bold by all
Medicine Dealers. 27 b lyi
Children often look Tale aud
Nick
from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach
IHtOWN'S VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without Injury to tbe child,
being perrevtly WIIITK, and free from all color
ing or other Injurious Ingredients usually used In
worm preparations.
CUKTIH i BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 216 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by DruggkU and ChemUtu, and dealer in
Medlclnei at Twentt-Fivi Gents 4 Box, i7b lyr.
Newport Advertisements.
TV
Do You Want Bargains ?
IF 80, CALL ON
W. II. MUSSER,
At Newport, Penn'a.
Having Just returned from the City with a
SPLENDID STOCK
-OF-
I JfcY - GOODS,
- i
; it o c i : it 1 1 : s .
' NOTIONS,
I am prepared to otlcr to the citizens of Terry
County one of the BEST A8KOKTMKNTS of
UOODS ever brought Into this vicinity. My
Stock of
DRESS - GOODS,
DRESS-TRIMMINGS,
AND NOTIONS,
is complete, and were bought at TANfC PRICES,
und will bo sold at SHOUT .PROFITS, for Cash.
W Call and see for yourself.
W. H. MUSSER,
CENTRE SQUARE,
43 tf NBWPOHT, PA.
NEW STORE ROOM.
NEW FIRM!
E. B. Wise,
NEW GOODS!
Ambrose Kouou.
WISE & KOUGH,
Having opened a New Store at the corner of
Fourth & Cherry Streets. Just above the Penn'a.
K. K. depot. In Newport, are now prepared to
show a
Complete Stock of New Goods,
Consisting tn part of
DRY GOODS,
GBOCERIES,
BOOTS &8HOXS,
HATS & CAPS,
NOTIONS,
and a general assortment of all kinds of goods
which they will sell -
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
Hiey ask the citizens of Newport and vicinity
to call and examine their stock and see that they
are oRerlng goods at surii prices as will securea
shave of the public patronage.
WISE & KOUGH,
Fourth & Cherry St.
35 tf Newport, Fa.
New Millinery Good
A.t Newport, l'u.
I MHO- to Inform the public that I have Just re
turn4 from 1'hlladelphlop, with a lul assort
ment of the latest styles of
MILLINERY GOODS,
HATS AND BON.KET8.
KIBBONS, FKJCNCU FLOWEKS
FEATHEJM,
CHIGNONS,
LACK CAMS.
. NOTIONS,
And all aitteles usually found la a first-class Mil
linery Establishment. All orders promptly at
tended to. -We will sell air goods as Cheap as
can be got elsewhere.
DRESS-MAKING done to orttr and tn the la
test style, 2s I get the latest FSMihtons from New
York ever; Biontli. Goffering done to order, la
all widths. I will warrant all my work toglve sat
isfaction. All work done as low as possible.
ANNIE ICKES,
Cherry Street, new the Station,
6 16 13 ' Newport. Pa.
Drugs Dgs !
THE Subscriber has on hand and for sale, at
low patves, a complete awurtinent of
DRUGSy ' MEDICINES
AND CHEMM7ALS,
0 all kinds. Also, a. full stock of
Concentrated Remedies,
PATE2VF MEDICINIS
ESSENTIAL OILS,
PIKFUMERY,
BRUS5SES,
HAIR OILS,
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Pure Wines
AND
LIQUORS,
Always- ou baud, lug Medicinal aud Sacraasa
11 purposes.
Mtff'l'hyiciuv$' Order carefully anil
prvmptty filled.
B. M. EBY,
NEWPORT, FEBKY COUNTY, FA.
ADMINISTEATOR'H NOTICE. Notfce Is
hereby giveu, that Letters of Administration
ou the estate of George Adair, late of Madison
township. Ferry county. Pa.,deceased, have been
granted to tbe subscriber residing iu toe same
towunlilp.
All persons Indebted to said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment and those having
elnlnis, will present theui duly authenticated for
settlement to .
ANDKEW ADAIR,
September 30, 1873 Ot Administrator.
EXECUTKfX'S NOTfCE. Notice Is hereby
given, that letters Testamentary on the
estate of Rowland II. Brown, late of Toboyue
township. Ferry county, l'a., deceased, have been
Granted to the undersigned, residing in the same
ownshlp.
All persons Indebted to said estate era request
ed to make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present theiu duly authenticated for
tettluineut to
KOSANNAH BBOWN,
October 21, 1973 txevulrix.