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The trouble in Texas turns out to
have been only a local disturbance re
garding the ownership of some salt
mines, and the fears or hopes of a war
with Mexico are disipated.
The Russians seem to be gradually
drawing nearer to Constantinople.
Since the fall of Plevna they have met
with two small victories, and the proba
bilities are that ere long the Turks will
be ready to negotiate for peace. In fact
it is rumored that the Turks have al
ready asked for an armistice.
Southern Heathen.
From the report regarding the treat
ment of those washed ashore from the
wreck of the Steamer Huron on the
South Carolina shore it seems we have
heathen living under the stars and
stripes.
Lieutenant Walton gives in detail an
account of the efforts of the life saving
crews as soon as they were apprised of
the disaster and of a number of people
living on the shore to save the unfor
tunate victims, and concludes as follows :
" It is shocking to record that out of
ninety-one bodies found, about twelve
of which were officers, not a single
trinket, such as would be deemed a relic
by the relatives of the dead, was found
on the bodies. 'Watches and chains,
money, and even finger rings has been
stripped off by those who first found the
bodies as they washed up. Good evidence
is found in the case of Lieut. Simms,
whose third and fourth fingers of the
left hand had been scratched and gored
by the robbers in their haste to secure
their ill-gotten booty.
Civil Service Reform.
This is a political but not a party ques
tion. It is also a business question, for
the reason that public business, where
the expenditure of money is involved,
should be carried on in business prin
ciples. The question is, whether some man
honest, capable, experienced, shall have
an office in the gift of the administra
tion or one of the State governments, or
whether Brown, a party manager, who
has done the party much service, shall
have it. Brown is a knowing one in
partisan matters ; if not rich, he knows
the way into the purses of the rich, by
legislation, for instance, or at least into
the Government purse. This knowledge
is useful when elections are to be car
ried. By him, if he gets a " fat office,"
government contracts can be so man
aged that a goodly percentage
can be saved for the party in an election
campaign. He is not afraid of investi
gations, for he knows how to cover up
his tracks. Party leaders, we regret to
say, do not object to this, for party
service, to their prejudiced minds, looks
almost as sacred as patriotism. Business
men call it theft, and the politicians who
are out of power, no matter to which
party they belong, call It by the same
name, and yet when in power practice
the same rascalities, and will continue
to do so till the people coniel a thor
ough civil service reform. .
Murder of a Virginia Lawyer.
Fahmvillk, Va., Dec. 27. While
Colonel Wm. Randolph Berkeley, of the
law firm of Berkeley & Berkeley, lllch
niond, was seated in his office here to
day, a knock was heard upon the door,
which he opened, when a shot was fired,
the ball entering the temple causing
instant doath. Capt. Wm. H. Kennedy
immediately entered the ofllce, stepped
behind the desk and sent a bullet through
his brain. He cannot recover. This is
the 'fourth time he has attempted his
own life, and has recently been moody
and despondent. From a remark heard
by a gentleman In the office when the
door was opened, Kennedy Is supposed
to have had some grievance against his
victim.
An Island Disappears.
A ease of mysterious disappearance
comes from the southern seas. Tbe no
count is given by a Chilian newspaper :
About 150 miles from the Straits of Magel
lon, the Danish ship L'ttterfleld, J. O.
Luglneors, master, saw, during the night, a
rock or island apparent ly about one hun
dred feet high, lie lay to till daylight, not
finding any rock or island laid down in the
charts. At 5.40 A. M., what In the night
appeared a large rock or island, had dimin
ished to one-half of its former dimensions
Captain Luginecrs, with the mate and four
hands went on shore. The island had the
figure of a cone with an extension of 100
to 150 square yards ; the ground was so hot
that tbe men could not remain on it, but
returned immediately into the boat. No
smoke was soon, but the sea around was
In a state ebulition. At 8 A. M., of tbe
same day, the island had entirely disap
peared, and the Latter fled sailed over the
site thereof.
Singular Fatality.
Hartford, Conn., December 22. A
terrible accident occurred this evening at
the Asylum street crossing of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford railroad.
The gate bars were closed for the passage
of a traiD, when a runaway horse came fly
ing down the roadway, and striking one of
tbe bars swung it violently around to tbe
sidewalk. Mrs. James Mannix and her sou
James, aged nine, received the full blow of
the bar. The woman had an arm complete
ly shattered and her throat badly gashed,
so tbat she was carried to tbe hospital and
ber recovery is despaired of. The boy's
skull was crushed, resulting in his death a
few minutes later. Mrs. Mannix is a
widow and she has four children living.
Tbe gate tender and a man passing at the
time were also badly bruised, while singu
larly enough, the beast that caused the ac
cident escaped with a few scratches only.
A Clergyman Cowhlded by a Woman.
Father Rotter, the Catholic clergyman at
St. Peters, Mo., said some severe words
about certain young folks who lately at
tended a ball in St. Peters. Among them
was one young lady, Eliza Koehl, a Bister-in-law
of Dr. Gossow. Tbe lady became
very angry ; she wrote a letter to the
clergyman insisting upon a withdrawal of
tbe words spoken, but there was no re
sponse. Knowing tbat Father Rotter was
going to St. Louis on Monday morning, she
went to tbe depot, met him there, and de
manded that tbe offensive words be with
drawn. Then she brought out a brand
new cowhide from under her shawl, and
tbe clergyman was struck several times
with all the power of tbe arm which
wielded it. A by-stander interfered.
Mysterious Poisoning Affair.
There is considerable excitement at Old
town, Me., over the poisoning on Monday
of two families, consisting of six persons,
who lived in adjoining tenements, and their
natTOw escape from death. The symptoms
appeared soon after drinking coffee which
had been prepared the night before and it
is supposed tbat some one obtained aocess
to both dwellings in the night and put
arsenio into the coffee-pots. The affair is
very singular and mysterious, and will be
investigated as soon as the parties are out
of danger.
From Seymour Thatcher, M. 0., of Hermon,
New York.
" Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry gives
universal satisfaction, it seems to cure a
cough by loosening and cleansing tbe lungs
and allaying irritation, thus removing tbe
cause, instead of dryiug up tbe cough and
leaving the cause behind. I consider the
Balsam tbe best cough medicine with
which I am acquainted."
. 60 oents aud f.l a bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Hit by Half a Partridge.
Locomotive engineer Nute,of the Nashua
(N. H.)and Worcester Itailroad.wuile driv
ing at full speed near Lee tbe other day,
felt something strike bim in the face,
which knocked him from bis seat, with bis
cheek cut and bleeding. It was found that
a partridge bad flowu against tbe window
aud been out in two parts, one of which
witb pieces of glass, struck the engineer. ,
Rondout, N. V., December 2(5. By tbe
explosion of a kerosenejlamp, which , in
turn fired a kerosene tank iu tbe store of
W. H. Roberts, tbe building was turned
last night,
Tbe upper part of the building was oc
oupied by six families, most of whom es
caped with ouiy the clothes they, wore.
James Brophy, one of the tenants, was
rescued by tbe firemen with ladders, but
hi wife and littlo girl wore suffocated be
fore aid could be given, and perished in
the flames. Their bodies were found this
morning, a blackened and charred mass.
without semblance of human form.
$2!" A novel movement ou tbe part of
colored persons in Augusta, On., is the
formation of a company with a capital of
150,000 to establish a cotton factory there.
One of the reasons for this project is ex
plained to be a desire to provido a place of
employment to the colored youths as soon
as they cease going to school.
Miscellaneous News Items.
Pottstown, Ta., December 22. James
Flaunery, a clerk in tho office of the
Pottstown iron company, has mysteriously
disappeared with funds of tbat company
amounting to 5,300.
tW S. V. Van Inwegen, a tax collector
In Pike county, has been sentenced to
eighteen months at bard labor and solitary
confinement, on the chargo of embezzlo
ment. f!W" fr. Mftrv Adam, whn rtlftd In
Pittsburgh last week, left George F.
Burdett, a newsboy on tbe Pennsylvania
road, $3,500 in money, and a farm of 125
acres in Ohio.
t'&T" Mi. Roirtnn. Pnatmnatm at Mnrriann.
villn. 111., was arrested on Mondav for do.
taining and destroying mail matter from
St. Louis, Chicago and Decatur. He con
fessed to destroying two letters containing
drafts.
Tolle, Ilolton & Co., of Cincinnati,
whose failure was recently announced,
tiled a petition in bankruptcy on Monday.
Liabilities $382,000. Tbe assets at a low
estimate are (189,000. Most of the credi
tors are in New York. t
ST Three men entered the house of
George Mingle, near Attica, N. Y., on
Monday morning, knocked him down,
dragged out his wife, aged 50 years, and
brutally murdered her. Two men have
been arrested on suspicion. .
t3f A suit has been instituted against
the estate of William T. Garner by Poter
Sullivan, of New York City, who claims
fifty thousand dollars for the loss of his
son, drowned on the ill-fated yacht Mo
hawk. tW Satin is once more in vogue. It
went out of fashion in England twenty
eight years ago, when Mrs. Manning, a
celebrated murderess, at one time lady's
maid to the late Duchess of Sutherland,
was hung iu a black satin dress.
C2T Captain Foglosby, who is to under
take the recovery of six millions of dollars
treasure, supposed to have been sunk in
the frigate San Pedro Alcantara, on the
Spanish main sixty years ago, has obtained
subscriptions enough to start upon his ex
pedition. Bi.ooMiJiGTON, 111., December 27.
James O'Neill, a well known passenger
locomotive engineer on the, Chicago and
Alton railroad, was shot dead in the street
here at three o'clock this morning, while
returning home from bis trip on his loco
motive. The shot was fired by an un
known hand. Tbe murder is unexplained.
tiW A strange disorder has seized upon
cattle in Cromwell and Rocky Hill, Conn.
It has many of the symptoms of hydropho
bia. Tbe animals begiu by jumping,
moaning, and bellowing ; tbey grow worse,
and in three days they die. If approached,
they become fu rious and dangerous. All
attacked by the disease have died.
tW Tbe Georgia farmer who has carried
off the palm this year is Mr. James II.
Booker. He raised sixty bales of cotton,
twelve hundred bushels of corn, five
hundred of potatoes, - a thousand of oats
aud wheat, and twenty-five hogs. Tbe
newspapers chronicle this all the greatest
harvest by any one man since the war.
Cincinnati, Deo. 25. The residence
of Dr. D. W. McCarthy was entered this
morning and about $10,000 worth of notes
aud valuable papers carried off. It is
surmised by the doctor that the burglary
was planned for the purpose of securing
papers bearing upon a recent sensational
scandal case, as six large envelopes con
taining oorrespondenoe relative to the case
were taken away.
tW A-t Memphis, Teun., last Monday
morning, Detective William O. Pride,
while half asleep, imagined he heard a
burglar at tbe window, and iu attempting
to cock bis pistol it was discharged, the
ball passing through the body of his 11 ve
in ontbs old child, and also through tbe
body of his wife, causing the death of
both.
tW At Tusketbakes, fifteen miles from
Yarmouth, on Sunday a week, David Hat
field's two children and another child fell
through tbe ice. Hatfield's family ran to
the scene, and in the excitement full into
tbe water. Mrs. Hatfield, ber two daughters
aged ten aud six yeais respectively, and
her son aged ten years were drowned,
tW Lieutenant Ward who was sent to
tbe Rio Grande to find the trail of horses
stolen and driven into Mexico on tbe 15 Ik
Inst., reports that tbe Mexican troops
reached tbe river on tbe morning of the
20th, wbon he joined them, Tbey follow
ed tbe trail together about twenty-five
miles, but lost it six or eigbt miles below,
where It crossed the river. There was
perfcot good feeling between tho Mexican
soldiers and onr own.
. i i . - ...
Cumberland County. We copy the fol
lowing from the Cumberland county
papers of last week :
The colony that goes from the vicinity
of (Jentrevllle to Kansas under the leader
ship of Daniel Keller, Hr., will comprise
about forty families. They will leave as
early ns they can get started.
Mr. Baruet Mlnlch, of North Middle
ton, lust week killed the heaviest hog
that has come to our notice this season.
It cleaned C(K) pounds, and was but
seventeen months old.
Mr. Peter Rltner came near losing his
house by lire on Tuesdny morningabout
it o'clock. It Is supposed a piece of meat
fell down upon the coals In tho smoke
house attnehed to the dwelling-house
in a few moments the smoke-house was
consumed. By the wisdom and energy
of tho Indies of the house aided by the
proximity of the cistern, a dreadful con
flagration was avoided.
Information comes to us from Upper
Allen township, of the depredations of
a party of thieves, which outstrips any
thing of the kind that has yet been
brought to our notice. After ransacking
the bain on Moses Brlcker's farm, and
cutting the throat of a calf and letting it
lie upon the barn floor and, removed the
four shoes from a horse. Such conduct
as this Is certainly outrageous, and every
effort should be made to ferret out and
punish these rascally villains. Vol
unteer. An Astonishing Offer.
The Independent, of N. Y., offers
in another column to give away, abso
lutely, a Worcester's Unabridged Quarto
Pictorial Dictionary, which retails every
where for $10, and is, of course, a house
hold necessity. How they can do it is,
we must confess, a mystery ; but that
they do there is no question.
The Independent is now publish
ing Rev. Joseph Cook's famous Boston
Monday Lectures, which are creating so
much discussion everywhere.
See advertisement of The Independ
ent in this paper.
A New Version of an old Story.
Ben Franklin gave the people of his
day a recipe for obtaining health, wealth,
and wisdom. The present generation is
not supposed to be in want of wisdom,
and would prefer happiness combined
with health and wealth. The modern
way to obtain all these Is told in the
advertisement of Barrlck, Roller & Co.,
headed " Health and Happiness" in this
paper. We cordially recommend our
readers to the careful consideration of
their advioe.
MONEY TO LOAN. Money can be had
for 6 per cent, interest on approved se
curity. Address, D. W. KING,
Jan. 1 3nt Landisburg, Pa.
True Wi8domI
Every one suffering from an attack of cough
ing, recent orichroulc, realizes the smothering
sensation wlicb. destroys comfort and op
presses the netvous system. They find their
flesh becoming flabby, their appetites fickle
from lmprovciished blood, and tbelr enjoyment
of life Impairott. Friends have many nostrums
which nauseaty and Increase the difficulty. On
this side is the " Scylla" of threatened con
sumption, on t te other the "Charybdis" of
drugs profess mally or otherwise adminis
tered, which distroy the tone of the stomach
and the health: illness of the body. What is to
be done f Nature has given ly the "Wild
Cuerry"Ju6t wlat is needed to remove the dis
ease, without dlbilltating tho stomach. Dr.
Wistar, many yinrs ago, compounded bis Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, and Its history has been
the marvel of hilling and success. It soothes
Bronchial and inng agonies, removes their
cause without disgusting the stomach, and it Is
the best preparation ever offered for coughs
and colds. A6k (your druggists for Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, aud learn Its ex
cellence. 50 cents and $1 a bottle. Sold by all
druggUts.
The best Al
ander kid glove for sale
by F. MORT
jMEil at fl per. pair.
W. J. RICEl Surgeon and Mechanical
Dentist, lckesturg, rerry jo., i'a.
K3T Always ft home on Baturaays.
Call if you ant anything in my line
at the most reasonable rates.
Notice. Persons desiring me to call
sales, would dq well to notify me as to
the day as sooii possible, so that the day
they select nia not interfere with the
date fixed upon by some other party. I
intend to have complete list of all sales,
and the date upn which they will take
pluce. SatIfusion guaranteed.
David McCoy,
Ickesburg, Pa.
New Tailor Jpop. The undersigned
gives notice to tie public that he has
opened a shod opiwsite ltinesmith's
hotel New Bloohfield, Pa., in the room
formerly used aa confectionary, where
he is prepared to do work in his line
promptly, and at reasonable prices.
All work warra ted to give satisfaction.
Give me acall, Samuel Bentzel.
Bloomfield, M y 1, '77 tf.
Removal. J.
MpHsimer has remov-
ed his Shoe Sh
ii to the room adjoining
F. B. Clouser's
ice, uoors west oi tue
Post-Onloe, whe
Boots and Shoes
he will make to order
of all kinds, ltepair-
ing promptly an
neatly executed. He
lidiwl a cromi assort-
will also keep o!
ment of Boots at
11 Shoes, which he will
sell at low prices
Give him a call. 17
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Rlnnk Rfirelnt Rfcks for Administrators
ami F.xectitors. lino blank notes and
all other blanks ftr sale at this office, tf
t
" The Above A ," is a new brand of
chewing tobacoo, ind la without ft peer
for excellence antkweetness. For sale,
wholesale and rcttjl, by J. B. H ahtzell.
in uanii s jiiiiuiur
County Price Current.
Bi.oomhbld December SI, 1877.
Klax-Heed j a,
Potatoes, 85
nutter t pound 20O20
Errs f dor.n 20 "
Dried Apples H pound Sets"
Dried Peaclies 10 9 lScts.fi
NEWPOUT MAltKKTK.
I Corrected Weekly by EougK Broihtr.)
DBALBKS IN '
ilt YIIN .V PHODUCK.
Newport, December 29, 1877.
Flour, Extra, 8 (10
" Super. N 50
White Wheat bush, (old) 1 80 1 80
Red Whnat 1 26 0 1 25
Rye , Mejftf
Corn 40 mo
Oat V 32 pmind 2H28
Clover Heed 4 B0ffl4 80
Timothy Beed 1 25
Flax Beed 1 00
Potatoes,, S0 30
Bacon 8 11
Pressed Hogs 4a4'
Ground Alumn Bait 1 85 1 35
Llmebnrner's Coal, J 00
Btove Coal 8 75 O 4 25-
Pea Coal 2 60
Gordon's Food per Sack 2 00
F18II, SALT, LIHK AN I) COAL
Of all kinds always on hand and lor sale at the
Lowest Market Rates.
0ARLI8LR PRODUCK MARKET.
COHRBGTBD WEEKLY.
WOODWARD & BOBB.
CAiiusut, December 29, 1887;
Family Flour t6.50
Superfine Rye Flour 8.50
White Wheat, new 1 80'
Red Wheat.new 1 28
Hye 67
Corn, (new) 60
Oats 25
Cloverseed 6.00 a 5.09'
Ttmothyseed 1 25
MAHRZAOBS,
Frt Snyder At Germantown on the 10tU.
lilt., by Kev. M. E. Finer, Mr. John W. Fry to
Miss ARnes B. Snyder, Wli of that ulaoe.
Moist Funk. At Blaln on Hie 20th ult.. by the
same, Mr. Tyon Moist to Miss Nannie M. Funk,
both of Mimlntown. Pa.
Mumper KiNOHiioRonon. On the 13th ult, at
New Uermantown. by H. A. Smith, Esq., Mr.
Albert Muiner, of Toboyne twp., to Miss Arrlssa.
KiiiRsbnroiiKh, of Jackson twp.
Moose SnovER. On the 13th ult., by Rev. .Tno.
Kdnar. Mr. Wm. J. Moose, to Harriet J. Hhover,
both of Madison township.
Ckist Oim. On the 27th Inst, at the residence
of the bride's parents, In Havllle twp., by Rev. J.
W. Clearer, assisted' bv Rev. J. L. Klstler, Rev.
George Crist, of Harper's Ferry, W. Va.. to Miss
Anna B. Orr.
DEA.THS.
Dfsth nnticrs not exceeding 8 lines Inserted without
charire. llut S oents per Hue will lnvribly be
charged for Tributes uf Respect, Poetry, or other
remarks.
McNeau On the 24th ult. near B?aln. Miss
Martha McMeal, aged 82 years, 0 months' and 21)
days.
Roth. In Centre twp., on the 26th ult., Mr.
John Koth. ai?ed 66 years, 7 months and 18 days.
The deceased had sullered for 18 months with an
Illness whloh he bore with Christian resignation. -Oh
many lips are saying this
Mid falling tears to-uay,
And many hearts are aching sore,
"Our father's passed away."
We watched him fading year by year,
As they went slowly by;
But cast far from us e'en the fear
That he should die.
And when the storms of sorrow come
To each bereaved heart.
Lot faith glance upward to the home
Whore we shall never part.
Lizzie F.
Ickes In Madison twp., on the 27th ult, Mr.
Cal. L. Ickes In his 2nth vear.
Moohe. On the2Kth ult., Mrs. Mary L. Moore,
aped 67 years, 7 months and 16 days.
Shearer. At Lena, III., on Nov. 28th, David D.
son of David Shearer, formerly of this county,
agetltl years and 7 days.
Warren. On the 21th ult. at. the residence of
Abe Hostetter. Charlotte Maud Ella Warren, aged
2 months and 21 days.
Darling Maud's sleeping sweetly in her little
vuflln bed.
And her sleep will be as peaceful and her form no
more be chilled.
Than when rocked In cushioned cradle, smiling
dreams of "peace be still." Jennus.
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
Health and happiness are priceless Wealth to
their possessors, and yet they are within the
reach of every one who will use
WRIUHT'S LIVER PILLS,
The only sure CURE for Torpid Liver, Dyspepsia,
Headache. Sour Stomach, Constipation, Debility,
Nausea, aud all Billions complaiuts and blood
disorders. None uenulue unless signed " Wm.
Wright. Phll'a." If your Druggist will not sup
ply send 25 cents for one box to Barrick, Roller &
Co., 70 N.4thSt..Phil'a.
January 1, le78, ly
ESTATE NOTICE.-Notlce Is hereby given
that Letters of Administration on the estate
of Daniel Bhutto, late of Carroll township, Per
ry county, Pa., deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned residing in the same township.
All persons indebted to said estuteare requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated lor
settlement to
GEO. W. SMILEY,
December 18, 1877. Administrator.
Ciias. H. Smiley, Attorney for Adm'r.
ASSIGNEES' ACCOUNTS 1
rpHE following Asslgnnees' accounts have been
JL tiled in the ollico of the prothonotary of
Perry county, aud will be presented to the court
fur connrnmtlon on Wednesday the 8th day of
January, 1878, to wit:
1. The account of J. 8. Wet?el and Geo. Baker,
Assignees, under deed of voluntary assignment
for the benetlt of creditors of William Suholt and
wife.
2. The account of Solomon Blgham. Assignee,
under deed of voluntary assignment for the beu
ellt of the creditors of Andrew J. Burd.
D. MICKEY, Prothonotary.
Prothonotary Office llloomfleld. (
December 8, 1877 . f
Grain Wauted at the Newport Mills.
rpHK undersigned will pay a premium on good.
JL ury, clean urain oi annum.
MILTON B. KSHKLMAN.
Newport, Perry county, Pa.
46 ly
VALVA11L1Z STOICE STAXlt
At l'rlvate Sale,
THE subscriber offers at private sale about
ONE ACRE OF (J HOUND, having thereoit
erected a LARGE HOUKK, Willi KITCHEN,
WASH HOUSE and STABLE, aud a WELL of
good water near the door.
. There Is a large STORE ROOM In the
building iu which a store has been kept tor a
mini bur o years. The stand is a veiy desirable
one.
There is also erected on the premises, another
HOUSE AND STABLE, which will be sold Sep.
arately or with the Store Stand, to suit purchas
ers. These pi'openles are located In a good oom
munlty, with Schools and Churches convenient
4Callou or addreais
8. I,. UOLLKNBAUGH.
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