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THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, FA., SEPTEMBER 4, 1877.
Set Right by Time.
At the Tall term of 1867 of the Superior
Court of Guilford oduuty,,N. (J., James R.
8. Clilpmau was ouhvloted of the murder
of Martha Plnnli and sentenced to be hung.
A few days before the time Appointed for
bis execution he broke Jail and made good
his escnpe. .
In 1803, a man by tbe natiis of Paris
Btewart, from the same county, was con
scripted In the army' of the Confederate
8tates. Ha reported for duty at Greens
boro', and was assigned by the enrolling
oftloer of that place to ihe command of a
guard of twelve men statioued at Deep
River bridge, near Jamestown, on the North
Carolina railroad. On bis return from
Greensboro' to his borne in company with
bis brother on tlio day of his enlistment, he
made the following startling disclosure,
aaid he :
" I have now entered the army, and iu a
short time I will be dead. There is a secret
I wish to communloate to you. I am the
murderer of Martha ' Plnuix. I was be
trothed to her, and knowing that the mar
riage would be an unhappy one, I killed
her, and by a strangely fortuitous oiroum
Btauce, the crime was fixed upon Jim Chip
man. When I'm dead you tell Chlpman'a
sister, for whom I have a special regard,
that It was me, and not her brother, wbo
murdered Martha Pinnix." '
Tbe next day after this conversation
Stewart took command of the guard at the
bridge. That night, and half an hour be
fore the passage of the cars over the bridgo,
be told them to go to their quarters that
he would watch till morning. ' lie took bis
seat on the bridge and povmltted the train
to run over him a plaiu case of suicide and
so reported at the time.
The sequel of this strange affair is thus
told iu the Raleigh Observer : Tho sister
of Mr. Chipman, who resides in Texas,
visited the Governor, and exhibited the
affidavit of 8 to wart's brothor and each of
the guard on duty at the bridge at the time
of Stewart's death, in corroboration of tho
above facts. She also had a petition signed
by the most influential men of Guilford
county praying the pardon of Chipman.
Tbe Governor did not hesitate, but issued
the pardon at once. Chipman is now in
California, but as soou as he 1b notified of
his pardon will return to bis old borne.
Detectives Among the Tramps.
Probably no doubt exists In tho mind of
the general public that tho average tramp
is a thief as well as a nuisance, but tho
authorities of Massachusetts have taken
the trouble to ascertain the facts as they
really exist. A number of detectives have
been sent out to travel with that numerous
class of human beings who perambulate
and peculate to such an extent as to be
come a matter of State concern in almost
every part of tbe country. The Asteotives
wbo are among the tramps do as the tramps
do, making no effort to obstruct them in
tbe commission of their petty crimes, nor
to arrest them for anything done. The
object is to obtain a knowledge of tramp
character as it is when unrestrained, and if
possible to report some way in which the
State can successfully deal with the tramp
problem, a problem which seems now
very far from solution. It has been dis
coveredif it may be called a discovory
that the great body of tramps are pro-
V fesnioual thieves, generally operating iu
gangs under the directions of a chief,
' having their duties regularly assigned
I them, who are to beg, who are to steal,
what is to be stolen and from whom.
What this will lead to remains to be seen,
but if it is followed up and crime receives
its just punishment, the prisons of Massa
chusetts will have to be enlarged.
The Misers of Brush Creek.
For more than forty years Matthew and
John Russell lived on the hills of Brush
Creek, near Wellsvillo, Ohio, lives of in
dustry and frugality seldom seen in these
times. They were widely known, because
of their wealth, and because of tbe strict
economy with which they conducted their
business. They went to Jefferson county
when It was a mere wilderness. They lived
in a log house and had a good large barn.
Their fields yielded rich crops, and their
stock was well fod and housed, but they
were clways poorly clad themselves.
Tbey shunned alike matrimony, politics,
and religion. At an advanced age tbey
sold their farm for $15,000,' and invested
their money in good securities. Then tbey
moved into a small hovel which had former
ly been used as a pig pen. For years they
occupied this hovel, eating and sleeping
together, and boarding their money. Four
years ago John Russell died, when tbe
, relatives of the surviving brother made
him withdraw from his miserable habita
tion and take a home more in keeping with
what he could afford. On tbe night of the
20th of July last be also died, and letters
of administration were taken out in Ohio
and Pennsylvania. The money will go to
cousins, who are tbe next of kin. The
estate is supposed to be worth at least
510U,UUU.
1
" The Yoke to go to the Lawyers."
The suit of Stepcnson vs. Ray, for
yoke of oxen, has, after five trials, with as
mauv hune Juries, been at last decided
Tbe jury evidently had gotten tired of tbe
case, as tbe following verdict shows : "We
of the Jury find for the plaintiff ono of the
steers in controversy, or its value, $50 ; and
tbe defendant tbe other steer, or its value,
$50. Tbe cost to be equally divided be
tween the parties, and the yoke to co to
the lawyers." Stanford, Ky., Journal.
pUBLICSALE
OF VAIjUAULIU
HEAL ESTATE. !
The iimlcrslirnod Administratrix nf tW estate
Jacob A. lllce, Intent Nnvllle twp., perry oniinty
i n., ipo a., win pii oy punno oiiicry, on ine
nremlw nl the late deceased, tliien mllPS west
ill lukmhurK. on I lie nulillo vuncl leatlliiu from
lcke.sbtiiK to llealtuwn, Jtinlan Co., l'a.,on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 187T.
at 10 o'clock A. M., tticfnllowlnR described vnlua-
Die rem estate, consisting oi two tracts oi land.
No. 1. Is a tract nf land situate In Rsvllln twn..
Ferry Co.. 1'a. . sdloinlne lands of John Rhull.
John llartmnn, (Jpnrae W. Whenlter anil others,
containing KIHHTEKN ACItKS mora or less. The
iiiipi-()vpiiir ins consists oi a io anu a nan story
water power ,
GRIST lsa.TT-.1-,
containing two run of fitone, Overshot Water
Wheel IhIHv reua red nvtlm addition of iinrUal-
ly new gearing. Also, a
Water 1'ower Saw Mill,
liavlni an Improved Burnliam Water Wheel, and
all In good miming order.
A I rame Dwelling Home, Prams Stable.
This tironertv Is oarMciilfirlv worthy the ntten.
tlon of any person desirous o( Investinx In a val
uable mill property, situate in skikx) valley, and
hns a larpe cimtom trade. The stream of water
driving the mill Is llnlValo Creek.
This property la situate In the midst nf many
conveniences, such as Churches, Schools and
Btiues.
No. 2, Isa tract of land containing
One Hundred and Forty Acres,
more or less, being rldue nnd mountain .land,
about twenty acres cleared the balance Is tim
ber land. This will be sold In lots to suit purchas
ers or In one lot as purchaser may desire (ad
Jnlnlng Innds of Conrad H. ltlce, John Uroinpold
and Alisnloin ltlce and others, Hps partially along
the. public mad leading from Isketburg to BeaE
town, Juniata county, I'a),
TERMS OF SALE:
TEN ner cent, of (he luirebase inoncv tn lm
paid when Ihe property is stricken down one-
mini ni me remainder nn ine 1st oay or April,
1878, wlien deed will be delivered and possession
plvpn; onp.half of the balance on the 1st day of
Aplll, 187(1 and Ihe remainder on the 1st day of
April, 1881). Unpaid purchase money to bear In.
terest from 1st April, 1878, and to lo Fecured bv
Judgment bonds. For further Information call
upon or address A. M. Markel, Attorney fur Ad
ministratrix, or
CHARLOTTE A. KICK,
Aug. 21, 1877. Administratrix.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
HEAL ESTATE.
BV virtue of an order of t.lin nrtilian.' r'nnrt nf
Perry county, I'a., the undersigned Administra
tor, ic of John Hmlley. of Carroll township.
l'erry county. Pa., deceased, will sell bv niilil o
outcry, on i lie premises, on
Fit DAY. SKPTKMBER 7th. 1877.
nt in o'clock of said day, the following desirable
vuiunoie real esuue to wit :
A TRACT OF LAND,
situate In Carroll twp., aforesaid, hounded on the
North by lands of a. M, Fleck, Knniunl Hebert,
and John Junes i Fast by laud of Wilson Hmlley
nnd William StounVr s South by land of William
Btoulfer, Ssmuel Kebert, and tnnuiel McCords
and West by land of Samuel Grier, containing
about
80 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The land Is all cleared and In a orood state of
cultivation. The buildings cuusist of a good two
Btory LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
an excellent BANK BARN, but recently built, a
spring house arranged -as a comfortable dwelling
for a small family and other outbuildings. Tho
Improvements are located on left bank of Sher
man's creek, and on the main road leading
from Landisburg to Carllse. and are less than
one-fourth of a mile from Shermansdale. A good
orchard of choice fruit, and a spring of never
falling water near the house are among Its doslro
I) to features. It Is In the Immediate vicinity of
churches, school houses, ,mlll, stores, shops, and
a post olllce where there Is a dally mail from
both Fast and West. Parties desiring to pur-
will tlud this a very desirable property.
TERMS OF HALE s Ten Percent of the our-
chase money to be paid when the property is
stricken down : one naif of the balance on 1st
day of April, A. 1)., 1878 when possession will be
given and the deed delivered and the remainder
on 1st day of April, A. D , 1879, the balance of
Purchase money at the time of delivery of the
eed to be secured by Judgment bond bearing
uueiest irom isi oi audi, imn.
GEOKUE SMILEY,
Administrator.
Aug. 19, 1877.
VALUABLE TltOPEllTY
A.t Private Sale.
THE subscriber offers at private sale in Spring
township, l'erry county, Pa.,
A TllACT OF LAND
containing TWENTY-TWO ACRES, more or less,
havlngthereon erected a THREE STORY LOO
WEATHKRBOARDED HOUSE, Frame Barn,
and Shoemaker Shop and all the necessary out
buildings and a Well of water near the door and
a lot apple, peacb. pear, quince and cherry trees,
lillB3, CkU.
This property is located one mile North East ot
Oak lirove, and Is an excellent location lor a
Shoemaker Shop.
.ierms oi sale easy.
August 7, 1877. DAVID REIBER .
VALUABLE STOKE STAND
At Private Sale.
THE subscriber offers at private sale about
ONE ACRE OF GROUND, having thereon
erected a LARGE HOUSE, with KITCHEN.
WASH HOUSE and STABLE, and a WELL of
good water near the door.
There Is a large STORE ROOM in the
building In which a store has been kept for .a
number of years. The stand Is a very desirable
one.
There Is also erected on the premises, another
HOUSE AND STABLE, which will be Bold sep
arately or with the Store Stand, to suit purchas
ers. These proper I les are located in a good com
muni I y, with Schools and Churches convenient,
M Call on or address
, , ,, S. L. HOLLENBAUGIT,
Aug. 21, '77pd) Sandy Hill, Perry Co., Pa.
PUBLIC NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.
All persons are hereby no titled that the
Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church of
New Bloom held, Pa., have made application by
?etlllou for a decree of Court, authorizing them
o makes loan of Three Hundred Dollars, lor the
benefit of said corporation, and all persons are
reel nested to take notice that said decree will be
made on TUESDAY, the 1Kb of September, 1877.
if no good cause is assigned on that day, or no
reason given why said Court of Common Pleas of
Perry County should not make said decree.
D. MICKEY, Proihonotary.
W. A. Sponsi.er, Attorney for said Trustees.
August 23,1877.
I719TATK NOTICK.-Notlce is hereby given
Ji that Letters Testamentary on the estateof
John Neldigh, late of Jackson township. Perry
county. Pa., deceased, have been granted to the
uiiderslgned, residing In Mltllln township, Cum
berland county, Pa.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment and those having
olalms will present them duly autb jutlcated for
settlement to
THOMA8 R. MOFF1TT, Executor.
P. O. Address, Newville, Cunib. CO., Pa.
W. A. & W. K. ctroNSum, Atty's for estate.
August 21, 1877.-6t
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A man's pood lint from , -A
man's better Hat from -. -A
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A lutly's good Hhawl from '
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A nine Fan from -A
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One pair Ladles' Glove
Six Ladles' White Handkerchiefs
Two Ladies' White Huches
One Ladies' good Corset
Ladles' Hair P.ralds
Ladies' Hair Hwltches - -Men's
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Men's good Overalls .
Three pair men's Hose .
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TESTATE NOT1CJS. Notice Is hereby irlv
- fij en. that Letters of Administration with the
will annexed on estate of John B. McCUntock.late
of Carroll twp., Perry county, I'a., deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, residing in tbe
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r. O., Addreis Slieruiansuaie. J'erry co., f a.
July 24. 1877-1 - H. S.wn.nr, Attorney,
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Enhralm A. Mc.
Laughlln ami wife of Toboyne township, Perry
uouiiiy. rn.. uy umi ui uiunutiy MaiKiiinmii.,
dated the 18th of July, 1877, have conveyed all
their real and personal property for the benellt of
creditors to the undersigned, residing ia liialu,
Jackson township.
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Splendid Prints at 5 Cents.
Splendid Prints at 5 Cents.
Splendid Prints at 5 Cents.
Splendid. Prints at 5 Cents.
Lots of other Cheap Goods.
Lots of other Cheap Goods.
Lots of other Cheap Goods.
Lots of other Cheap Goods.
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CASSIMERS AND CO'
CASSIMERS AND CO'
CASSIMERS AND CO
CASSIMERS AND CO
CARSIMERS AND CO
ONADES,
0NADES.
ONADES.
ONADES.
"ONADES. :
ONADES.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
FANCY
FANCY
FANCY
FANCY
FANCY
FANCY
GOODS AND
GOODS AND
GOODS AND
GOODS AND
GOODS AND
GOODS AND
HOSIERY.
HOSIERY.
HOSIERY.
HOSIERY.
HOSIERY.
HOSIERY.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
For Men
For Men
For Men
For Men
For Men
For Men
Women and
Women and
Women and
Women and
Women and
Women and
Children.
Children.
Children.
Children.
Children.
Children.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER
WALL FAPi.lt
AND BORDERS.
AND HORDEKS.
AND UOKDEliS.
AND HORDE KN.
AND ISORDEKS
AND BORDERS.
Pretty Styles and Low Trices.
Pretty Styles and Low Prices.
Pretty Styles and Low Prices.
Pretty Styles and Low Prices.
HARDWARE OF
HARDWARE OP
HARDWARE OF
HARDWARE OF
HARDWARE OF
HARDWARE OF
ALL KI YDS,
ALL KINDS,
ALL KINDS,
ALL KINDS,
ALL KINDS,
ALL KINDS,
AT LOW PRICES..
AT LOW PRICES.
AT LOW PRICES.
AT LOW PRICES.
A GOOD STOCK" OF GROCERIES,
A GOOD STOCK OF GROCERIES,
A GOOD STOCK OF GROCERIES,
A GOOD STOCK OF GROCERIES,
A GOOD STOCK OF GROCERIES,
A GOOD SIOCK OF GROCERIES,
Of Every Kind.
Of Every Kind.
Of Every Kind.
Of Every Kind.
Lots of other
Lots of other
Lots of other
Lots of other
Lots of other
Bargains.
Bargains.
Bargains.
Bargains.
Bargains.
Bargains.
Lot so f other
Come and see
Come and see
Come and see
Come and see
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our Stock,
our Stock,
our Stock,
our Stock.
F. MORTIMER.
F. MORTIMER.
F. MORTIMER.
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ANOTHER
ANOTHER
ANOTHER
ANOTHER