Tllti Tigris! 'NfcW JBL0bkriEI,D! 'i;A., SEITEMlilill ll; 1877. !
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A Prison Trngody
A Hartford paper of the Brd Inst., ys :
There was groat excitement at the Weill,
ernfleld Slate Prison from 11 o'clock Ratur
day night till 6 yesterday morning. ' ,
It appear that two priaouera Henry
Hamlin and William Allen, both of whom
were sentenced for eight year for burglary
in Kew London county, in 1H71 planned
an esinpe. Hamlin had ft ekoloton key
made in the prison, and tbey ingeniously
made it eo that it would open every cell
door In the prison except two, the locks
being alike. He got out of his cell between
the time of locking up and the eliding of
the bar, and secreted himself overhead,
under the celling of the upper tier. '
When everything was still, and the
watchman came on, Hamlin operated the
lever of the sliding bar bo that be could lot
out Allen by unlocking his door. Both
started to surprise the watchman, bind aud
gag him : but he had hoard a noise and
was on the look-out, aud came upon them
before they were aware he was so near and
demanded that they should halt. They
were uut disposed to stop, and he fired
twice at them with his revolver. One of
them throw up his hands and said, " Don't
shoot. I'm hit and killed."
The watchman supposed he bad fired a
fatal shot aud was thrown off his guard,
and the convicts pitched upon him, knock
- ed him down aud gnggod him with a homo
made gag of leather, which was fastened
around his nock, and thon put kandcufTa
upon his wrists. Thoy then left him, and
it is supposed were about to release one or
more other prisoners, as they had their own
way, with the watchman quieted, and
could have made a general upriaiug of
convicts. ,
But they had not gono far before Ship
man got tho gag loose aud called for holp.
They returned to him, aud Alloc, drawing
a largo kuifo w hich camo from tho shoe
shop, said : " Stop your noise or I'll cut
your throat." Tho watchman, who
exhibited coolness and courage, still strug
gled aud shouted, when Hamlin came up,
and having the pistol taken from tho watch
man, placed its muzzle close to the latter's
left breast and fired, inflicting a mortal
wound.
By this time the pistol shots had begun
to arouse the sleepers iu other parts of the
prison, and Overseer Arnold came to the
door of the guard room. Seeing the feet
of the watchman hanging over from the
tier platform, which ho recognized by their
having moccasins on, and oeeingalsoaman
leaning over him, ho fired a rifle into tho
hall, without aimiug it at the figure he
6aw, lest tho watchman might be struck.
The shot alarmod Hamlin, for he was lean
ing ovor tho prostrate form of bis victim,
and he ran around the corridor. Mean
while, Overseer Hill bad got into the cor
ridor and saw him coming and fired. Ham
lin returned the shot, neither taking effect.
Both Hamlin and Allon now sought ref
uge in tho attio and forced their way
through the plastered ceiling by the use of
heavy bars of iron which were obtained
from the shoe shop, ono being a standard,
20 inches long aud an inch and a quarter in
diameter, and the other a claw, 15 inches
long. In the attio thoy had full swing, as
no ono dared risk going there because it
was known that there must be one charge
lftffc in fchft rflvnlvfir. Mnrnnvnr. it wan
deemed best to surround them lest they
might get more desperate and set fire to the
building, and thore was great fear of this.
Guards, armed with rifles, were placed all
about the outer walls of the prison, and all
inside avenues of escape were carefully
watcned.
At 1 o'clock Hamlin showed himself at
an opening loading from the attio to the
garret of the oflloe building, and was at
once fired upon by Overseer Botolle, who
was on duty there. He then went back to
the centre of the attio. He evidently re
mained in and about the cupola of the pri
son, which is reached by a ladder. At about
6 o'clock in the morning he showed himself
there to the outBide guard, and Uversoer
Riley fired at him, whereupon he cried out:
"iDon't fire anv more : we will surrender."
They were told to come down and report at
the guard-room door, which they did, and
were then handcuffed and taken to dun
geons. Bhipmau died at about 11 o'clock
yesterday morning, having suffered terrible
agony.
Mysterious Arrival.
On Friday eight a small sloop was obi
served entering Baltimore harbor, manned
' by ono colored man and carrying only one
sail, the jib, out of whioh the bonnet bod
been taken. She had no mainsail, and ap-
peared to have had rough usage, as her
paint was discolored and she looked to be
in bad repair. Her crew of one ran her up
' near the Canton steamboat wharf, and
casting anchor, lowered a boat and pulled
hastily ashore, neglecting to stow his single
sail. On landing he pushed the small boat
adrift and disappeared. Somo people who
saw this performance, thinking, it strange,
reported the affair to the police, and a look
out was kept for the man, but he did not
return, and Captain Kenny seized the
vessel. She is sloop-rigged, decked over
. and has a small cabin, in which was found
a stove, some cooking utensils, but no
papers or any other article that gives a
s clue to her owners. She has recently
been supplied with a new topmast, and on
her stern was found almost obliterated by
paint not yet dry, her name, " The
Native, Norfolk."
SSIGNEE'S SALE.
OP YALTJABI.B ' 1 '
.BMAJj . ESTATE.
The unrinnlnnnl.' A4lirnia tinrinr a deed of vnl.
nntary alKm'nt for the benefit of oreillton ot
Mr. Sim sai nt It. Donley, will sell by ontory, up.
on the prvmlMM, In Carroll twp., about l.'-jtullei
wentoi i'cimne, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th. 1877,
at 2 o'clock 1. M. , the following described valua
ble real estate, to witi
A TRACT. OF LAND,
Itnateln thetownphlp ot Carroll. enmity ofPerry
Btale of rennylrania. and bounded by land, of
C. Until. Adam beam. X. Mutluok and others
containing
115 ACRES,
strict measure, and having thereon erected a targe
with KITCHKN attached. HAI.K BANK LiTl
I1AHN. wood house, smoke house, lion cell 1 13
and other necessary outbuildings, U"Il
There Is a cood voitn ORCHARD In nrline
bearing condition and other Irult trees upon the
premise. The water Is supplied by two good
wells and a spring near the house which runs In
several Quids. The quality el soil is good red
snaie.
Note. This orooertvls In everv way desirable.
It Is situate within a mile of a school, a mile and
a halt of stores, mills, blacksmith shop, etc., and
about two ml'es to the nearest church. It Is pleas
antly located on a point of scenery, and will make
iu every respect a most desirable farm home.
Trrms of Sai.is. Ten ner cent, of the purchase
nioncv to be wild when the uronertv Is stricken
down, one-third of the reinalnderupon the confir
mation oi tue sale, and the imiance to oe amueu
Into two equal annual payments, payable respect
ively the 1st day of April. 1878 ana 1H7W, to be se
cured by Judgment bonds, Willi Interest from 1st
April, 1878, when deed will be delivered and pos
session given. JOHN 8. 1UCJIKY,
Sept., 4, 1877. Assignee.
pUBLICSALE
OF VALUABLE
HEAL ESTATE.
The nnderslffned Administratrix nf fhn rstnte
Jacob A. klce, late of Havllletwp., l'erry county
l'a., dee'd.. will sell by public outcry, on the
premises of the late deceased, three miles west
of ickesburg. on the public road leading from
Ickesburg to Uealtown, Juniata Co., Fa., on
TUESDAY, BEFTEMBER 18th, 1977,
at 10 o'clock A. M., the (Allowing described valua
ble real estate, consisting ot two tracts oi land.
No. 1. Is a tract o( land situate In Bavllle twn..
rerry Co., IJa., adjoining lands of John Hhull,
John llartman, Uporge W. Hheaffer and others,
containing lilUHTEKN ACItliH more or less. The
improvements cotisistsoi a iwo nuu a Hull story
water power
GEIST OVEILIj,
containing two run of Btone, Overshot Water
wneei mteiy repairen uytne addition oi partiul
ly uew gearing. Also, a
Water Power Saw Mill,
having an Improved Burnham Water Wheel, and
all Iu good runulng order,
A Irame Dwelling House, Frame Stable
This nrooertv Is nartlcularlv worthv the Rtten.
tlon of any person desirous of investing in a val
uable mill property, situate In a good valley, and
lias a large custom trade. The stream of water
driving the mill Is Buffalo Creek.
mis property is situate in the midst or many
conveniences, such as Churches. Schools aud
Ktores.
Ko. 2, Is a tract of land containing
One Hundred and Forty Acres,
more or less, being ridge and mountain land,
about twenty acres cleared tire balance Is tim
ber land. This will be sold In lots to suit purchas
ers or In one lot as purchaser may desire (ad
joining laudsof Conrad B. Klce, John Dromgold
and Absalom Rice and others, lies partially along
the publio road leading from Iskesburg to Beaf
towu, Juulata county, l'a).
TERMS OF SALE :
TEN ner cent, of the Durchase moncv to be
fiald when the property fs stricken down s one
hlrd of the remainder on the 1st day o( April,
i5ia, wiien neeu win oe ueuverea ana possession
given,- one-half of the balance on the 1st day of
April, 1879 and the remainder on the 1st day of
April, 1880. Unpaid purchase money to bear In
terest from 1st April, 1878, and to be secured by
Judgment bonds. For further Information call
upon or address A. M. Markel, Attorney for Ad
ministratrix, or
' uumLurrKA. kick,
Aug. 21, 1877. Administratrix.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
At Private Sale.
THE subscriber offers at private sale InBprlng
towuship, ferry county, l'a.,
A TRACT OF LAND
containing TWENTY-TWO ACRES, more or less,
having thereon erected a THKEK BTOUY LOO
WE ATHKKBOAKDED HOUSE, Frame Barn,
and Bhoomaker Hhop and all the necessary out
buildings and a Well of water near the door and
a lot apple, peach, pear, quince aud cherry trees,
grapes, oJ.
This property Is located ene mile North East ot
Oak Grove, and Is an excellent location lor a
Bhoemaker Shop.
Terms of sale easy.
August 7, 1877. DAVID BEIBEB;
VALUABLE STORE STAND
At Private Sale.
THE subscriber offers at nrlvate sale about
ONE ACKK OF GROUND, having thereon
erected a LARGE HOUSE, with KITCHEN.
WASH HOUSE and STADLE, aud a WELL of
good water near the door.
There Is a large STORE ROOM in the
building lii which a store has been kept (or a
number of years. The stand Is a very desirable
one.
There Is also erected on the premises, another
HOUSE AND BTABLE, which will be sold sep
arately or with the Store Btand, to suit purchas
ers. These properties are located In a good com
munlty, with Schools and Churches convenient.
Call on or address
S. L. HOLLENBAUGH,
Aug. 21, 77pd Bandy Hill. Ferry Co., Pa.
PUBLIC NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.
All persons are hereby notified that the
Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church of
New Bloomtleld, l'a., have made application by
petition tor a decree of Court, authorizing them
to makea loan of Three Hundred Dollars, Tor the
benefit of said corporation, and all persons are
requested to take notice that eald decree will le
made on TUESDAY, the 11th of September, 1877.
If uo good cause Is assigned on that day, or no
reason given why said Court of Common Fleas ol
Ferry County should not make said decree.
D. MICKEY, Frothonotary.
Vf. A. flPOssi.FH, Attorney for said Trustees.
August 23,1877.
ESTATE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given
that Letters Testamentary on the estate ot
John Neidigh, late ot Jackson township. Ferry
county, Fa., deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, resldiug lu illllllu township, Cum
berland county. Fa.
All persons Indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated (or
settlement to ,
THOMAS R. MOFFITT, Executor.
P. O. Address, Newvllle, Cuinb. co., Fa.
W. A. & W. H. Bponsuw, Atty's for estate.
August 21, 1877--6t
OPIUM
a4 MeiphlM fUbtt bMltitorr and madDy
Urn Mriln
ttculan. Vm. UaM-tow,
I ADIE8 AND CHILDREN will find ft
j splendid assortment of shoes at tho one
price store of F. Mortimer.
COMl'ETITION DEMED
IN P MCE, QUALITY AND STYLE.
Having just opened our Bccond LAltGlS STOCK OF SUM
MER GOODS, we have determined to make another sacrifice.
We are now offering
A man's good Rummer Butt from
A inan'e good Hummer Coat from
A inan'i good Hummer rants from
A boy's good Bummer flult from .
A boy's good Bummer rants from
A boy's good Bummer Vest from
A common ltoom Carpet from
A good Flower Carpet from
A butter Flower Carpet from . -
A man's good Hat from .
A man's better Hat from - J
A boy's good Hat from ... .
A Judy's good Bhawl from
A lady's good Skirt from ....
A common Parasol from
A good l'arasol from . -
A nice Fan from -
A good Ean from ....
A good Taper Tins - - '
Four pair Ladles' Hose . - . .
One pair Lndles' Glove? .
HIx Ladies' White Handkerchiefs
Two Ladles' White ltuches
One Ladles' good Corset - ....
Ladles' Hair Braids
Ladles' Hair Bwitches . - -Men's
good Buspendera ....
, Men's good Overalls ....
Three pair men ?s Hose ... . .
Trunks, Valises, Oil Cloths, Jewelry, Cutlery, Underwear, Ties, Bows, Collars,
Cuift, Table Cloths, Towels, Napkins, Hats, Caps, Umbrcllars, Taper and
Envelopes, and many other great bargains too numerous to mention. Don't fail
to call and be convinced th,nt we have the assortment, quality aud price to suit all.
ISIDOR SCHWARTZ,
KEWPOET,; PE1STISPA-.
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TnSTATK NOTICE. Notice Is herein oi,.
JJJ en, that Letters of Administration with the
will a jnexed on estate of John B. McCltntoc-k.late
otCr.i'ioll two., Perry county, l'a., decease- , have
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same towuship. . '
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JOHEPH B. MoCLIN-TOCK. Administrator.
P. O., Address ShermiWisUiile, l'erry co.. Pa.
July 24. 1877. C. H.feMu.cr, Attorney.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE
Notice In fierehv crtvfln thufc nWlm a m.
Laughlln and wile, ot Toboyne township, Perry
county. Pa., by deed ol voluntary assignment,
uareu ui xoiu in uuiy, in uave conveyed all
their real and personal prorty (or the benefit o(
creditors to the uuderslguui, residing In Blaln.
Jackson township.
All persons knowing thftmsolvet Indebted to
said assignors will please -nake immediate pay-
uioiiv, iiium, naving cmmiJi win present luem to
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Lots of other Cheap Goods.
Lots of other Cheap Goods.
CASSIMERS AND COT
CASSIMERS AND COT"
CASSIMERS AND COT'
CASSIMERS AND CO
CASSIMERS AND CO"
CARSIMERS AND CO'
ONADES.
ONADES.
ONADES.
"ONADES,
ONADES.
ONADES,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
FANCY
F1NCY
F4NCY
FANCY
FANCY
FANCY
GOODS AND
GOODS AND
GOODS AND
GOODS AND
GOODS AND
GOODS AND
HOSIERY.
HOSIIiltY.
HOSIEltY.
HOSIERY.
HOSIERY.
HOSIERY.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
For Men Women and Children.
For Men Women and Children.
For Men Women and Children.
For Men Women and Children.
For Men Women and Children.
For Men Women and Children.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
PAPER
PAPER
PAPER
PAPER
PAPER
PAPLR
AXD BORDERS.
AND ItOHOKKS.
ASD BORDERS.
AND BORDERS.
AND BORDERS
ASD BORDERS.
Pretty Styles and Low Prices.
Pretty Styles and Low Prices.
Pretty Styles and Low Prices.
Pretty Styles and Low Prices.
HARDWARE OF
HARDWARE OF
HARDWARE OF
HARDWARE OF
HARDWARE OF
HARDWARE OF
ALL KINDS,
ALL KINDS,
ALL KINDS,
ALL KINDS,
ALL KINDS,
ALL KINDS,
AT LOW PRICES.
AT LOW PRICES.
AT LOW PRICES.
AT LOW PRICES.
GOOD STOCK"
OF GROCERIES.
GOOD STOCK
OF GROCERIES,
GOOD STOCK
GOOD STOCK
GOOD STOCK OF GROCERIES,
GOOD SIOCK OF GROCERIES,
Of Every Kind. -Of
Every Kind.
Of Every Kind.
Of Every Kind.
Lots of other Bargains.
Lots of other Bargains.
Lots of other Bargains.
Lots of other Bargains.
L otsof other Bargains.
Lots of other Bargains.
Come and see our Stock.
Come and see our Stock.
' Come and see our Stock.
Come and see our Stock.
F. MORTIMER.
P. MORTIMER.
F. MORTIMER.
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ANOTHER ANOTHER
ANOTHER
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