I)ctimfl, Nero BloomficUv Ipcu Tuesday, July 14, 1874. LOCAL DEPAR T M E N T NO CUTS IJSETED. After tli expiration of prewnt enntraets no morn cut or electrotypes will be Inserted unless ou uiutal bue and uot tbeu uuletw quite litfiit faced. Our New "Eureka Jobber" which we run by steam, enables us to do work rapidly and well. Persons wanting printing of any kind done promptly and at low prices, will consult their own luterests by calling at the Times Office. ' Lost. On Wednesday last, Mr. Stephen Losh while coming down from Miflliutown to Newport, lost his pockot book contain ing 1 80. Ho thinks he may havo dropped it out on the car seat. A reward of f 10 is offered for its return to either the tologtaph office in Newport, or Millor's Hotel. Another Fir at Liverpool The Incen diary Arrested. On Wednesday night last, between eleven and twolve o'clook, tlio stables of John Detrich, David Bhu makor aud Mrs. Bear were destroyed by fire, with all their contents. In Dctrich's stablo one horse, eighty-five dozen of wheat and a quantity of hay wero burnt ; Mr. Bhumaker also lost a quantity of hay. Mrs. Bear lost all hor hay and two calves. There was also a fino horso owned by a minister, consumed in tho flames. Riley R. Brink, who was charged with tho crime, was arrested aud had a hearing before O. C. Tharp, Esq., on Thursday. Before tho case was disposed of, however, tho prisoner escaped and lias not been ro-nrrostcd. A reward of one hundred dollars is offered for his capture 'X Accident. On last Monday afternoon as Mr. James Vanderwaker, foreman at tho Duncannon factory was assisting in hoist ing some boilers, a heavy oak plank full and struck him on the cheek, just below the eye causing a very paiuful, but not a dangerous wound. ; Ho will soon be out attending to his duties as usual. llecord. Sudden Death. On Thursday evoning last, Mr. Theodoro Plloigcr, a respected cit izon of Abbotstown, foil suddenly dead in the harvest field adjoining town. Ho ate his supper with tho family and then wont out to tho field to assist in taking off the wheat. Whilo carrying a sheaf he sudden ly fell forward ou his face. His son Charles immediately went to his assistance nud found him dead. Ho was about 57 years of age and had been suffering from heart disease. Star Sentinel, A Frightful AccIdcuL-Tho Reading Eagle of Monday evening a week gives the fol lowing particulars of au accident : "Last night a young mau by the name of Benj. Dunkelborger, of Lcesport, accom panied by a young lady named Ulrich, were driving along the public road near Stamm's tavern, in Penn township, vyhcu the horse ran to ono side, tumbled over the bank and rolled into the canal about thirty feet be low. The buggy was smashed and the animal drowned. Tho occupants of the vehicle fell out during tho descent, and were found at 11 o'clock, both wcro un conscious near the edgo of tho water, on terra firma. Tho young man had his jaw broken aud was otherwiso sO seriously injured that his recovery is doubtful. Ho remained in an unconscious condition until this morning, as did also the young lady, though hor injuries are loss 6evcre, and good hopes of hor speedy recovery ore en tertained. Tho acoident was a frightful . Uriel' Item. The Rev. Jones will preach on ordinance of feet-washing, in the Germany Bethel, on Sunday evening, July 19th. The llecord says it is probable that an arrangement has been made, so that the mill at Duncannon will again commence work on Mouday. (. ; , . )(0ne of Mr. Graff's girls, in Centre twp., was bitten in the foot by a copper bead .Biiake, a low days since, aud for a fuw days suffered ceverely from the effects. , The occupation of the " Croakers" is not gone. Having had a good growl over tho dryness of last month, they aro now hav ing a howl over the wetness of this. The Evangelical Association will hold a camp-meeting in Centre twp., about 2J miles south-west - of New Bloomfiold, to commence Aug. 13th, 1874. One day last week tho deputy sheriff of Daupluu county paid buortil Uill, ot tJlies ter oountv. a Visit to bo instruoted in tho art of making the " hangman's noose." It was in view, j'm nungiug the liohm mur derors that the olhciai sought kuowietigo. The storm of the 4th iinst., was quite severe in portions of tho lower end of the county. At the Acqueduct it was very heavy, moving the northwest end of tho Dun cannon Iron Company's warehouse about three inches, and taking tho one side out. V Ou Saturday evening some chap stepped lhto a puddlo of water, at the cornor by the Presbyterian Church, and a moment afterwards we heard him vigorously calling for "Hellon Blazes," but. wt don't see what she had to do with it. The woman who gave birth to triplets at Pcrrysville, a few weeks since has died. One of the children is also dead, and another is not .expected to live. Tho pa rents being poor, und not having been iu that country long enough to gain a resi dence, Perry county will probably havo a chance to foot the bill, as we learn that the woman was a resident of Bavillo twp. rvAn attempt was made by some incendi ary to burn tne Susquehanna bridge at Ben venue, on Monday night a week at about 12 o'clock, (Joal oil had boen poured on the bridge and thon set on lire, but the at tempt was frustrated by tho watchman dis covering tho fire in time to extinguish it. Many persons suppose an unsealed let- tor is carried in the malls for one cent. That is a mistake, for if the envelope con tains any writing, whether sealed or open, they must pay lottor postage. We are frequently called on to pay tho deficiency caused by persons making this error. Sunorvisors should make an inspection of the various culverts which are planked over in their townships. We hear several complaints of holes in these little bridge ways in which it is possible for a horse to got his foot fast aud break his leg. A lit tle watchfulness and repairing before the accident happens will save a law suit for dawagos. On Thursday night a farmor in Centre twp., was aroused by a noise in his house, and descending tho stairs, fell over a pair of heavy brogans, which the prowler had left as collateral security for the return of any articles ho may have taken, in his hasty retreat. These shoes are big enough, if properly filled up, to kick the stufliug out of Makonoy Ridgo. Who has got such big foot around hero? X' Fires. On last Wednesday, July 7th, the houso ot Air. i'eter Cooney, about three miles south of Blain was totally de stroyed by fire, with all its contonts, except those on the first floor. The firo originated from a pipe which extended through the roof. No insuranco. y( Since writing tho abovo wo have just hoard of another. Iho store and tinner shop about two miles abovo Now Gorman town, belonging to J. Rowo, was destroyed by fire last night, (July 7th,) with evory thing it contained. Tho store and shop wore under oue roof. No one was at homo at tho time, and it is supposed to be the work of au incendiary. It is insured for threo thousand dollars in tho " Madison, Jackson and Toboyno Homo Insuranco Compauy." This is tho first loss this company has sustained sinco its organiza tion. Juniata County. From the Milllintown papors we copy tho following : Tho storm on Saturday blow the roof1 off tho barn of Mrs. Andrew Patterson, at Aca- demia, part of the roof off Pomoroy's barn, a largo tree foil upon tho Johnstown school houso, smashing in tho roof. Thore was not a houso in Johnstown and the farm houses up tho valley for three miles but had nearly all tho glass broken out. Georgo Smith, just abovo Johnstown, had his wheat crop entirely destroyed by the hail. It is not worth cutting except for tho straw. Tho oats, corn aud wheat crops in tho vi cinity of Johnstown are all destroyod. Tho road from Johnstown to Acadomia was filled with fallen trees, blockading the road bo as to impede travel until Monday morniug. Tho chcrrios and apples were all knocked off tho trees, destroying tho entire crop. On the Thomas Harris farm near Johns town, tho entire applo orchard was destroy ed not a troo left standing. Tho cherry trees upon tho iarm were also nearly nil blown down. Democrat ,y llegiater. A distressing accident occurred at the Soldiors' Orphans' School at McAlistervillo on Friday last. A boy aged about fifteen years, named Milson, whose mother resides at Shamokin, was employed in hauling wa ter with a mule and cart. In passing along near the school building the mule shied at a Hag that was floating in the broeze, and tho boy having hold ot him by the bridle the mule threw him down, and the wheel of tho cart passed ovor his body killing him instantly. His remains wore neatly cofhncd and sent home on tho 11:30 a. m. train on Saturday for interment. ' , About 2 o'clock on Wednesday night of last week, the dwelling houso on tho farm of George W. Smith iu Delaware township, was destroyed by fire. Mr. Smith's sou farms the place and lived iu the houso. When tho family awoke tho houso was all in flames and thoy narrowly escaped with their lives. Mr. Smith lost about 9300 worth of furniture that he bad in the house, and his sou lost about $300 in furniture aud clothing. Mrs. Smith lost all hor wearing apparel with the exception of 2 drosses. Tho liouse was worth $2,000, with an insur anco of f 400. Tho fire originated in a lot of old rails piled up against the wash-houso and from tho wash-houso communicated to tho dwelling houso, and is attributed to the torch of an incendiary. Cumberland Couuty. From the Cum berland county papers of , last week, wo copy the following : . The United Brethren of the Shippens burg circuit will shortly erect a church edifice at Scotland. Mr. William Moore, of South Middleton, twp., recently sold live fat steers, which wuigbed 8,7'JU pounds. On Friday evoning, Charles Rahn, re siding near Mt. Holly, accidentally fell off a high porch at Aid s suore at iioiling hprmgs, and broko his collar pone. During the storm on Saturday one of tho largo linden trees in tho First Presbyterian Church Square, Carlisle), was twisted off and full to tho ground with a crash. , Sometime during Sunday night tho store of Mr. Eusiuingur, leather dealer, on Notth Hanover street, Carlislo, was burglariously entcrctl,and a good quantity ot solo lcath or stolen thorel'rom. On Sabbath of last week, a little son of Sir. illiain boilers, residing at llockers ville, fell from a cherry tree, breaking one of his arms, and otherwiso injuring ilsolf. Dr. LongsdrolF gave tho necessary atten tion and the boy is doing well. Miss Mary Creamer, of Big Springy full from a cliurry, tree at the .residence of Mr. Geo. Farner, near.Carlisle, on Monday last, and alighting on he head was, severely in jured. Bhe )tas inacnaibu5liir sunia tim but i now recovering.,, " ,a ' -', Oo TnnrKdiiy ofjlait week, a son of Mr. Samuel tinker, of JSuuthampton township, had his right leg broken by a kick from a horso. It appears the young man, whilo riding through the lane was mot by a num ber of horses belonging to a neighbor, when one of the animals Kicked at the one ho was riding with the result as above stated. The kick wag quite severe, breaking and shiv ering tho bones of the limb below tho knee in a serious manner. Tho boy is about fourteen years of ago, and is doing well, undor the attendance of Dr. C. A. How- land. Shippentburg Newt. rpRIAL LIST, for August Torra, 1874. Jl. 1. James Eldoret ux vs. Potcr Wertz. 3. Georgo VV. Smith et ux vs. John L). Rlno- smith. 8. Jamct K. Paltorson vs. John flhowers. 4. Martin Smith vs. W. R. 8. Cook. 5. Jnmes P. Scott vs. Henry Cook's Admin istrator. , 0. Mary A. Reed vs. David Buchanan. 7. Ji'sko M. SheafTur vs. Henry Bohlitz. 8. William Natcher vs. Georgo W. Stoufler etol. 9. Ellas Weaver et ux vs. James Hoffman. 10. Samuel Klluepetcr vs. Jacob Klincpotcr's Administrator. 11. Philip Reamer's Executor vs. Tho town ship of Juniata. 13. Margaret Reamer vs. The township of Ju niata. J.J. 8PONENBERGER, Bloomfleld, July 81, 1S74. Proth'y. TIST OF GRAND JURORS, Drawn for J August Term, 1874. Greenwood. Joseph Leiter. foreman, nenrv B. Derrickson. Bloomfiold, A. B. Clouscr, Win. Burn. Liverpool )., George Snyder, Leonard Reis er, Wm. H. Miller. Jackson, Samuel Smith. Saville, Andrew Miller. ' Tyrone, Jacob Bonsum, William Bernhelscl. Tuscarora, Daniel Lesh, Jonathan Black. Oliver, Solomon Brown. Spring, William Kaln. Rye, Armstrong Ensminger. ' Madison, Crcighton Junk. F. L. Shall. Goo. M. Briner, Andrew S. Adair. louoync, Joseph Lacv. Wheutlleld, William Hench. Penn, Emanuel Culp. Centro, Amos IloU'mati. TIST OF TRAVERSE JURORS Drawn for J August Term, 1874. Uutlulo Si., John Hurd. Bloomfleld, Fetor Stoufler, Wilson MeKcc. Duncannon, James P. Cromlclch, Gcorire Pennell, Theodore I.ctliermau, A. C. Stewart. Liverpool, John Wnirlo, or. Newport, Isaac Wright, W. S. Snyder. Jo- Blah Clay. Wheatlleld, Reuben Wallace, Audrew S. Loy. Madison, Samuel Earnest, Emanuel Garner, James T. DobUB. Buffalo, JumcsE. Stephens, Zaeli. Rclslnircr. Ira Charles. Tuscarora, Geo. Gutshall, A. W. Dromerold. Jacob Yohn. Tyrone, Henry O. Shearer, Samuel Bpolin. George lloobaugh. Greenwood, Alfred Grubb, David Rumbauo;h. Saville. Heurv Flcisher. B. F. Rice. Samuel Liggett. Jackson, John A. McKee. . Liverpool, Lewis Haines. Watts, William Fennicle, Samuel Detwller. Juniata, Michael T. Acker, Samuel Corl. Penn. Samuel Smith. Jas. D. Willis. Jacob Weaver, Moses Kirkpiitrick. nowc, Charles vv. Deckard. Tobovno, George Ray, sr., Goorge Ilollen- baugh, James Johnston. Oliver, Christlau Wagner, Nicholas Miller. Miller Henry D. Smith. Spring Solomon Dunkelberger. K3T A crowd of " norse Men." and others. daily throng the stores in country and town for Bheridan'B cavalry Condition Powdors. They understand that horses cannot bo kept in good condition without them, and with thorn can bo kept on a much less quantity of grain. HOUSEHOLD PANACEA Why Will You Suffer? To all' persons suffering :irom ituuumusin, iscuraigiu, Cramp In tliu limbs or stoin lacti. Billions Colic, Pain In ,tho back, bowels or side, wo would Buy, Tub Household and Family Liniment is of all others the remedy you want for Internal and exter nal use. It has cured the above complaints in thou jHunds of cases. Thore Is no mistake about It. 'fry It. Sold by all Drug gists. I 27bly AND FAMILY LINIMENT. IIOUTXKH'S BRONCHO LAltVNGEAh Tit OCX IKS. For the cure of ASTHMA CROUP, Coughs, Colds, hoarseness bron Catarrh, and Sneakers and Whooping eolith, for I h e use o ( HiliKors. rricezne. imc iriai sure Friends. to make permanent Prepared only by -A. R. HORTTER, S. E. Corner of 20th Si Green Streets. 4Cfim I'llILADKI.l'HI A 1ST For sale by F. Moktimeb, New Bloom fleld, Perry county, Ta. Children often look I'alo aud Sick from no other cause than having worms In the stomach BROWN'S VERMIFUGE COMFITS will destroy Worms without Injury to the child, being perfectly. WHITE, and free from all color Ills or other Injurious Ingredients usually used In worm preparations. CURTIS & HROWN, Proprietors, No. 215 Fulton Street, New York Sold bu l)rugglst$ and ChemMs, and dealer! in iltdlctnet at Twenty-Five Cunts a Box. 27b lyr. TO CONSUMPTIVES. The advertiser, having been permanently cur ed of that dread disease. Consumption, by a sim ple remedy, anxious to make known to his fellow sullerers Uio means of cure. Tu all who desire 11. he will send a copy (f the prescription used, (free of charge), with lliu flirtM'ttoiiH for preparing slid using the same, which they will Unci a Sure Cure for CONSUMPTION, AaTIlMA. liKONCIHTlS. &c. Parties wishing the prescription will please aoureks. uev. r.. a. mi.HUN, Muom. IUI l'enu St. Wllllamslmrgh, M. York. Tape Worm ! Tape Worm I V Removed In a few nur Willi harmless Veuela hie Mc clloino. No fee asked until the enllre worm, with head, passes. Refer those unnoted lo reslilunu 01 una euy wuoin 1 nave aurea, tnal had been unsuccessfully treated at tlis .lellei sou Mm. leal College, on Tenth Struct; had taken iu vain, lurprnnittis, me so-eaueu soecimig, una Uil Known remedies. Dr. E. F. KUNKKI,, No. 2;V.i North Ninth Street. Philadelphia. The Doctor lias been In business for over twenty-five years, and Is per. feetly reliable. Cull and see. Advica Iree. Re moved Tapcvorm from a child six yea's old, measuring a) feet. At hln ofllce can be Been spec imens. Home ot them over forty feet in length, which have been removed in less thuu throe hours, liy taking one dose of his uu'dluliiH. Dr. Kimkel's treatment Is simple, safe and perfectly reliable, and no feu until I he worm, with head, passes. Dr. E. F. Kunkel, iifiu North Nlnlli Ht. Philadelphia. Consultation at oillee or hv mull free. '6H U'oii Church JVoHccs. Presbyterian Church. Proachincr on Sabbath morning.at Wj, o'clock, until fur ther notico. No evening sorvice for re mainder of summer months. Freachine in tho M. E. Church on Run- day evening noxt. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening. ISfA Household Remedv. No family Bliould bo without some efficacious remedy for the cure of affoctions bo universally provalout as coughs, colds, sore throat, whooping-cough and croup some remedy, too, which can bo rolled on as sufo, sure and certain. Dr. Wis tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry combines the de sideratum. County Trice Current. Bl.OOMFIKT.n. .Tltlv l.T 1R71 Flax-Seed 1 60 Potfttoes, 75 Butter V pound, 10 Si 15 els. Eggs V dozen, ltt " Dried Apples V pound lOcts " Dried reaches S 12 ct.n. t Pealed Peaches, I822cts. " Chcrrios 5 ct3. " Fitted 15 18 cts. " Blackberries 6 3 cts. " Onions V bushel 75 " JNKWl'OllT MAHKJITS. Corrected Weekly by Kough & Brother. DEALERS IN Newi-okt, July 11, 1874. Flour, Extra Jt 50 " Super 5 00 White Wheat V bu 1 35 a 1 85 Red Wheat 1 so'ffl 1 30 Rye 75"5 Corn, 7575 Oats V 32 pounds 60 Barley 80 Clovor Seed 5 005 00 Timothy Seed 3.00 Flax Seed, 1 75 Potatoes DO tS i Ground Alumn Salt, 1 9001 00 Ltmeburncr's Coal, , 2 40 Stovo Coal ifoseso Pea Coal 3 00 Smith Coal 25 cts. W bus. Cross Tles,8feet long, 50 50 cents Bacon, 9 (1 12 FISH, SALT, LIME AND COAL. Of all kinds always on hand and for aale at the Lowest MaiKci jtatcs. V Flvo per cent oil for Cash. CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET. COHrtECTEU WEEKLY. ISV II. O. WOODWARD fc SON. Carlisle, .lulv 11. 1874. Family Flour $7.00 Supeiilne Flour , 4.60 Superfine Rye Flour 4.50 White Wheat 1.35 Red Wheat 1 ;io Rye 70 Corn in . Oats 50 Cloverseed, 4.75 Tlmothyseed 2.75 Flaxseed, i.ro ' O. A. Salt 1.60 Philadelphia Price Current. COUllECTEU WEEKLY Philadelphia, July 11, 1874. F'lottr Superiine, ( 4 75 f9 5 25 " Kxtra, 5 50 6 00 " Fancy 7 f0 fj) 9 25 White Wheat, 1 00 & 1 .70 Red Wheat, 1 50 ($ 1 02 Rye, us (j loo : Cloverseed, 8 (j 10 per ft Timothy Seed, 2 75 ts 3 00 bush Corn, 82 fa Oats, white, 00 ? (1.5 Oats, mixed, 00 fj 63 Lard, country, f? 10 per ft Onions, red and yellow, 6 00 5 60 perbbl Krbs, 17 IS Iluttor prime roll 20 ( ' 2! " common, 15 ti 16 Wool washed, 40 fe) 52 pcrlb " unwashed 35 45 37 per Spring Chickens, 25 ? 30 " Livo " 13 14 " Feathers Live Geese prime, (M tS OS " " " " inferior. 25 ti 35 " xvr.A-nxi.iyv.GvaEis. Mahtz Preisler In Carlislo, on tho 25th ult., at the Lutheran parsonage by tho Rev. Ctias. 8. Albert, David Martz, of Dickinson township, to Miss Sue E. Preisler, of Loya- vuio, rerry couuty. , Notice to the Stockholders of the Pcoplc'8 freight Hallway company. Oillee of tho People's Freight Railway Co., No. 10 North 3rd Street Philadelphia, l'a.. .lulv 10. 1874. NOTICE Is hereby n'ven, that an installment of Five Dollars per share on eauh share of stock subscribed lo the People's l'relullt Uuilwav Company, will buolueand payable ut this olhco us follows: First Installment due July 31, 1R71. Second Auuust 30, Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh KiRhth Ninth Tenth twpl. .to, Oct. 31, Nov. 30, Dec. 81, " Jan. 81, 1875. Mar. 4, " April 4, ' . " Wav 6. " lly order of the Hoard of Directors. ROB KRT CORSON. Treasurer. N. II. Payment may be made to lm. D. 11. Aiii.i.iKKN, Assistant iroasurur, Lanuisburg, l a, July 14, 1874. tt Notice. The Interest of Win. II. Miller, of Carlisle. In the l'erry County Hank, of bponslcr, Jiiukin & Co., has been purchased by V. A. Sponsler & H. F. Junkln. and from this date Anvil 2uth. 1X71. suhl Miller Is no longer a meinbernf said II rm, but tho nrm consists oi vv. a. tspousier At . r, .nu.Kin. Iinnklnn as Sponsler Junkln & Co., who will con. tluue to do business in the same mode and num. ...... nu l,a l.aj.,, ,l.,t,n I.IH.LO,,. tultli lt ..,11 nu... auce that our course has met the approbation and thus Kainett the commence ot ine people. W. A. SI'ONSLKH. 11. F. JUNK1N. April 20, 1874. t Ann lath m .1 J l'lasteiniK l.alli whltu and yellow nine for sale at reasonable rates. Also, ,101) SAWlNCf none oy iii'.i. a. liuohtt, 20 lckesburg, l'erry uo., l'a. ADMlNlSTRATOfl'H NOTICE. -Notico is hereby given, that Letters of Administration on the estate ot Susan Humphrey, late of Watts township. Perry county, l'a., deceased, have been granted to the subscriber, luslillug in same town ship. All nelsons indebted to said entitle, nr., i nested to make Immediate payment, and those having claims, will present them duly aulheiniea- ico ioi sen imucill. tiunniil II UJM J'HK t'.l . May 5, 1874 ot. . ' , . Administrator 3 -j, - . f THE NEW IMPROVED Remington Sewing , Machine AWARDED THE " MEDAL OF PROGRESS," , AT VIF.NNA, 18711. The HlKheUIOrder of "Medal" Awarded at the r.xposllloii. No Sewing Machine Received a Higher Prize. A FEW (1001) REASONS : ; 1 A New Tnvnutlnti Tlin,n,inl.l Bnn cured by Letters Patent. . , .. . ' 2 Make a nprfpet. I-switr-Citltni, biii-a'.. i...ti. sides, on all kinds of goods. 3 Runs LlRlit, Smooth. Noiseless and Rapid best combination of miulltles. 4 Durable Runs for years without Repairs. r Will An nil vn.la,l -...I IF.. BtltoMng In a superior manner. 6 Is Most Easily Managed hv the operator. TAiortl, i.f uHf.,l. l. ..1. ...,.tin. t and machine can bo threaded without .passing iiicu iiuwiiii iiuies. 7 Deslirn SIllMllf, nlttlllln Tlinrii,il,a rinrrnnt forming the stitch without the use of Cog Wheel" , ,.(.,.-, 1.UIUI, 111113 ,1 JJUVITI JV1 111.-,. Il.n bile tomatie Drop Feed, which insures uniform length of stitch nt any speed. Haswir new Thread Con- iiiiiicr, nnieii iipuws easy movciueiiioi neeuie-oar aud jircvents injury to thread. 8 Construction most careful and finished. It is manufactured by the most skillful and experi- pnnnil iiipi.hniilnu nt thn nnLilti-.tii.t IH'lllVe'roV AltMOl.'V II.IIIV ISi V ' - I'll "I IIT oil OFFICE, 10 Sixth St. 27 THE GUKAT PHIZES Eourtli Gift Concert KENTUCKY PUBLIC LIBRARY WHHE DHAWN AS FOLLOWS: The first iirlze of 8187,500, tlio capital prize, by clubs in Memplils. Tenn. tiiesecomi gut, sane, was pant to state Hank. Madison. Mo.. .1. II. Wnkelleld and A. L. Sims, of Trenton, Ky., If. 11. Hollingcr, Pembroke, Kv P. W. Dooner, Los Angelos, Cal.. W. (I. liyerly. Ports moutlt, (., I'llnt Si Chambeiiln, Waco, Tex., and others, the tickets having been sold in coupons. The Farmers' National Hank, of Richmond, Kv., drew tlio half of the third prize. 8;l7,.ri(). Win. K. Dates, Vicksliurg, Miss.. .1. M. Copcland, Frank lin, Ky., Armstrong & Sawyer, Oransburg, lnd., each one-tiuilh. The reinaindcr was held in clubs. The first prize of tlio third drawing was all iu one ticket, aud owned by L. 11. Keith, Esq., Kings ton, mass., 10 wiium vias pam tuu'CU in casu. THE FIFTH GRAND. CONCERT, which is positively THE LAST" WHICH WILL EVER UK (1 IV EN UNDER THIS CHARTER, will come oil in Public Library Hall, at Louisville, Ky . FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1874. 112,500,000 divided into twenty thousand gifts, will be dis luuieu among tue ucKei-noiiicrs. LIST OF GIFTS. Ono Grand Cash Gift. fesftonn One Grand Cash Gilt. loo.uoo Due Grand Cash Gift, 70t) One Grand Cash Gift, 5o,ht)o One Grand Cash Gift. 26,000 And 10.SC.t5 uitts nine lie n value from 20.ooo to 8."(l. Grand Total, zo.noo Gifts, all cash, 2,500,000 PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole Tickets, $ SO 00 Halves. 00 Tenths, or each Coupon fi oo 11 Whole Tickets for 500 00 For Tickets aud information apply to THOS. E, I1RAMLETTE, Agent Public Library Ky., Public Library Dulldiiig, Louisville, Ky., OrTIlOS. II. HAYS SCO.. 609 llroadwav. 27 b 4t New York. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK. Notico Is hereby irlven.tliiit Letters of Ailmlnistratiou on the estate of Catharlno Kline, late of Liver- I xiol township, Perry county. Pa., deceased, havo leen granted to the subscriber, residing In same' township. All persons indebted to said estate aro requested to make Immediate payment, and those paving claims, win present tnem iiuiy nuthcnitca ted for settlement. JONAS KLINE. June 30, 11574 Ot. , Administrator. Dissolution of Co-Partuership. NOTICE Is hereby given, that the co partner, ship existing between Henry Slireuk 6i John Shoop, ill the manufacturing of Hour iu Green wood township. Perry County, is hereby dissolv ed. Parsons having claims are requested to pre sent them, aud persons indebted are requested to make immtxllato payment, without further no tice. SHREN K & SHOOP, June30,1874-t TAKE NOTICE. All persons are hereby forbid trespassing on tlio premises of the subscriber residing in Saville township for the mil-pose of hunting or gathering berries or,frult of any kind, also from driving their stock, or teams on the premises without permission from me. CATHARINE DOUGHTEN. Juno 22. 1874 fit. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK. Notice Is hereby given that Letters of Administration on the estate William Yohn, late of Juniata town ship, Perry county, deceased, have been granted to the subscriber residing iu Saville township. All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment, and those having claims to present them duly authenticated for set tlement to JOHN S1MONTON, June 23, 1S71 fit Administrator. 7 7 B- T. BABBITT'S Pure Concentrated Potash, ' OR LYE, , . ,-, Of double the strength of any other ' HpoiiUyingr Hubstfint'C, I have recently perfected a new method of packing my Potash, or Lye, and am now pack ing 11 only in flails, the coating ot which will spon II V, ami does not inline the soap. It Is packed '.1 bones containing 21 and 48 one lb. Halls, and In no other wav. Directions in English and German for nmkliig hard and soft soup wit:, this Potash acco-jpany 9 rb package. B. T. BABBITT, 15 Cm h. C4 to 84 WASHINGTON St., N. Y Dissolution of to-ruilnerslilj). NOTICE is hereby glvun, that tho partnership heretofore existing between S. 11. Smith and JohnC. Sinllli, trading as Smith & llro., at Slier luunsdalt . Perry Count v Pa., is tills day dissolved bv mutual consent. The business will be con tinued by John C. Smith, w ho will collect and set (le.U outstanding acoounus. fc May 21, 1874-ot
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