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THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, TA.. OCTOBER 29, 1878.
A Murderer et Large.
Allen C. Laros, the murderer of hta
father and mother and Moses Bchug, on
nged man, boarding with tbe Laros
family, mndo bin escape from the Harris
bmg Btnte Lunatlo Hospital last week. A
commission of medical experts having de
cided that he was insane, he was removed
to the Institution about a year ago. He
Riadully Improved under medical treat
mont, and the propriety of removing hlra
to Easton, Northampton county, and giv
ing Governor Ilartrnnft another opportu
nity to bang the murderer was discussed.
Laros was apprised of the contemplated
action of the authorities, aud took advan
tage of the first opportunity to escape, tbe
murderer having been allowed to walk
about tbe hospital grounds. All efforts to
capture the fugitive bavo thus far been
futile.
Laros was to have been batiged on
September 20, 1877, but the cxeoution did
not occur because of the report of the
Uommision of Lunacy. Should the fugi
tive be captured the Goveinor would no
doubt issue another warrant for the execu
tion of the criminal, as it is believed that
bis mind has been restored sufficiently to
justify such au action. Laros threw poison
into a cofl'ee pot about two years ago and
bis father, mother, Moses Skhug and all
tbe Laros family except Allen drank of the
cofl'ee and were made sick, but they all
recovered except the old people. Allen
confessed the crime, and stated that be
had comuiited it to obtain several hundred
dollars belonging to bis father and Moses
Schng. The money was found buried
near the Laios residence, where the mur
derer said he secreted it.
Dueling with Cowhides.
Boydton, Va., Oct. 15. One of the
most remarkable duels on record occurred
in this place to-day ..' Virginia has been
famous for all kinds of a Hairs of honor,
but it remained for the lion. A. Ilackett
and Col. II. W. Krouhmeir to inaugurate
a method of duelling up to this time un
known to the codo. Mr. Ilackett was
until recently the editor-in-chief of the
Mecklinberg Democrat, and Krouheimer
bis aEtociate, and now editor-iu-chicf.
The misunderstanding culminating iu this
afl'air of honor grew out of an article
written by Ilackett whilo editor of the
Democrat, in favor of inilatiou of the
currency, which bis associate bitterly
opposed and denounced in strong terms.
Ilackett on this account resigned his posi
tion on tbe paper, and in the last issue
Krouheimer, in a caustic articlo, bade bis
lute associate farewell. To-day it was
known on the street that the latter bud
expressed bis determination to cowhide
tbe former on Bight. Late iu tbe evening
Krouheimer was walking down the street,
accompanied by bis brother Benjamin,
when be was met by Ilackett, also accom
panied by one of biB brothers. Ilackett at
once made the attack, A. Ilackett and II.
W. Krouheimer using cowhides, Win.
Ilackett the butt end of a large pistol, and
Bon Krouheimer a knife. It is generally
understood that Krouheimer got the best
of the cowhiding, but be received several
severe licks over tbe bead from tbe ham
mer of the pistol. The cowhiders were
both severely injured. Chicago Times.
tSP An incident illustrating the ameni
ties of Oriental life is thus related by the
London Truth : "I wonder bow many
men on board our fleet in the sea of Mar
mora are aware that at tbe back of Prince's
island, not seventy years ago, the whole
harem of tbe Sultan Selim was drowned, to
the number of three hundred. The said
Selim bad been murdered by bis nephew
Moustnpha, who iu turn was murdered by
his brother Mahmoud. This last was
much attached to bis uncle Selim, and be
suspected that the women had aided
in bis uncle's murder, or, at all events,
had made no efforts to save bis lifo. Many
of them were quite young, and the barera
included French, Italian, and German
girls. According to the orders of this
ferocious barbarian, each one was tied up
in a sack, aud the next morning at day
break they were embarked iu barges from
tbe quays of the seraglio, and taken by the
eunuchs to the place appointed, when they
were successively thrown into the sea.
Their screams were beard miles away, and
some not ouly got out of tbe sacks, but
threw themselves into the water aud en
deavored to swim to shore. They were
overtaken by the guards and were killed,
either by being run down or by being
beaten on the bead with the heavy oars."
Bogus Certificates.
It is no vile drugged stuff, pretending to
be made of wonderful foreign roots,
baiks, &c", and puffed up by long bogus
certificates of pretended miraculous cures,
hut a simple, pure, effective medicine,
made of well known valuable remedies,
that furnishes its own certificates by its
cures. We refer to Hop Bitters, the purest
and best of medicines. See "Truths" and
"Proverbs," in other column. 44.
tS"" Three convicts of the camp near
Tallahassee, Fla., stole Paris green which
had been mixed with flour and bad it fried
into fritters aud ate it. They died in a
few hours. Tbe negro cook aud his family
narrowly escaped death from eating food
which had been cooked iu tbe same vessel.
Miscellaneous News Items.
SuNiiunv, Pa., October 21. John
O'Neln was sentenced to death to-day by
Judge Kockafollor for the murder of
Coroner Iletser Bt Hickory Swamp, near
Bhamokin In December, 1874. Peter
M'Manes, bis accomplice in the crime has
already been sentenced to death.
t'lT'jKSBK PoMKnov's confinement in
tbe Massachusetts State Prison is not
having a taming effect, it is said, for he
paces bis cell like a caged lion, and recent
ly, when some one gave him a kitten for a
pet, be flayed it alive with a knife and
fork provided for his meals.
Nashville, Tenu., October 20. A great
deal of excitement prevails bore to-day
over an attempt by some unknown persons
to open a grave In the Mount Olivet Ceme
tery. The guard shot at and wounded
them, but tbey got away. Blood tracks
were discovered.
Lokdon, October 20. The whole man
agement of the city of Glasgow Bank,
namely, the Secretary, Managing Director,
and six directors were arrested on Saturday
on the charge of fraud. They are confined
separately and not allowed to communicate
with any person. They all surrendered
w ithout trouble.
tSTMary Stalfn, of Traverse, Mich.,
stepped on a loose floor-board, and foil
through into the room below, where sat a
young man who had never seen her before.
He may have been sentimentally impressed
by the fact that she came down to him
from above, for before night he asked her
to marry him, and she assented ; but evi
dently be judged to hastily, for within two
months he applied for a divorce.
t3F An old-fashioned barbecue near
AVorcester wbb a recent incident in But
ler's Massachusetts canvass. A large ox
was roasted over a big fire for twenty-four
hours, and tbeu carved, after the speeches,
for a multitude. The meat was tough and
badly cooked, most of it being either raw
or burned, but it was all eaten, the novolty
of the occasion seeming to overcome
8quoamiBhncss of appetite.
E5?An Italian exhibited a big perform
ing bear in the streets of Woldon, N. C,
and got so many pennies that be was
tempted to get drunk. The bear was se
curely muzzled, but tho showman, made
dariug by drink, removed the safeguard.
The beast instantly flew at him and threw
him down. He shouted for help, but the
spectators thought it was all in the show,
and did not interfere until he was killed.
New Youk, October 21. John C.Lynch
was Bontenned to imprisonment for life to
day for klTiing Michael Clifton. Clifton
found Lynch in company with his wife in
his apartments, and seizing a chisel struck
him behind the ear. Lynch rose partially
stuuned aud left the premises. He shortly
returned with a hatchet and struck Clifton
a blow on the head from which tho lattor
died nine days afterwards.
Cincinnati, October 21. The failure
of Stogie Brothers, of Greenfield, Ohio, is
the heaviest that has occurred in that sec
tion for years. They owned the largest
farm iu Fayette county. It comprised
2,200 acres. The firm was to all appear
ance doing a lucrative business. A meet
ing of the creditors takes place at Chill i
cothe to-day. Tbe liabilities exceed $120,
000. The assets will probably reach ten
per cent.
t3F A correspondent of tho St. Louis
Globe Democrat asserts that there is no
security for life or property in Texas be
cause of " tho laxity of her courts, aud
the patent and clearly evident bribery
among some of ber Judges, District At
torneys, and jurors." This is a serious
'charge to make against the people and
officials of a great State, and, if it is true,
Texas must be in a very had oondition indeed.
A letter from Harvey co., Kansas,
says : Such has been tbe rush of immigra
tion here that the homestead lauds have all
or nearly all been taken up, and new set
tlors are flocking a hundred miles farther
west to enter lands free of cost. The
valley of the Arkansas is pre-eminently tbe
wheat belt of the State, and its virgin soul
readily produces from fifteen to thirty
bushels per acre. It is also prolifla in corn,
aud well adapted to fruit and vegetables.
The railroad has immense grants of land,
which it offers at $o per acre on eleven
years' credit, the buyer paying seven per
cent, interest on bis unpaid instalments.
Allegheny, Oct. 23. Late last evening
an altercation occurred in tbe Central Ex
change Saloon, Allegheny, betweon Cbas.
Bungey, a young man of respectable con
nection, and Conrad Ilogan, a barkeeper,
during which the latter received a fatal
blow on tbe side of tbe bead just above tbe
ear by a poker in tbe hands of Bungey. At
first it was thought the injury was not
serious, aud the contrary was not known
until 9 o'clock this morning, when Hogan
was found unconscious in bed and breath
ing heavily. Pysicians were sent for, but
before tbey could perform an operation
which they thought necessary to save tbe
younrj man's life, he had breathed his
last. Bungey was arrested about eleven
o'clock this morning.
From a Well-known Dunkard Preacher.
Hartletown.Unlon Co., Pa., Deo. 24,1874.
Me ssers. Beth W. Fowle & Sous, Boston l
Gentleman : Having received decided
benefit from the use of Peruvian Syrup for
Dyspepsia and Genoral Dobllity of the sys
tem, I can recommend It heartily In all
cases as being a very effective and pleasant
preparation. It gives almost universal
satisfaction. Respectfully yours.
Adam Beaver.
Sold by all druggists.
Lidles, Delicate and Feeble.
Those languid tiresome sensations, caus
ing you to feel scarcely able to be on your
feet ; that constant drain that is taking
from your system all Its former elasticity ;
driving the bloom from your cheeks j that
continual strain upon your vital forces,
rendering you Irritable and fretful, can
easily be removed by tbe use of that mar
velous remedy, Hop Bitters. Irregularities
and obstructions of your system are reliev
ed at once, while the special cause of peri
odical palua ftro permanently removed.
Will you heed this? Seo "Truths." 44.
KW One thousand six hundred and nine
one persons have emigrated from Switzer
land last year for countries beyond the
seas ; 1,027 of them went to North, 91 to
Central, and 244 to South America, and
117 to Australia. Geneva and four other
cantons, however, have furnished no re
turns. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
Health and happiness are priceless Wealth to
their possessors, and yet they are within the
reauu of every one who will use
WItlUIIT'S LIVER TILLS,
The only sure CUKE for Torpid Liver, Dyspepsia,
Headache, Horn-(Stomach, Constipation, 'Debility,
Nausea, and all Wiltons complaints and Blood
disorders. None genuine unless signed " Win.
Wright, Phil a." If your Druggist will not sup.
ply send 2ft cents for one box to llarrlck, ltoller St
Co., 70 N.4th Nt.. Phll'a.
January 1, lo78, ly
UBLIC SALE
-OF-
Real and Personal Property.
THE undersigned, Administrator of the estate
t George Yost, late of the township of Spring,
aunty of Perrv mid Htnte of lViuiavivnuiu i.u
of
Con
virtue of an order of sale to htm directed from
the Orphans' Court of the said county, will sell
by public outury on the premises, ou
Monday, Hie 4tli day of November, 1878.
at in o'clock A. M., said clay, the following do
scribed real estate: Situate partly In Sprint;
and partly In Carroll townships, said County ul
Perry, and bou tided and described as follows, to
vit:-On the North by lands of lilllnmn; on the
South by hinds of J no. Homier t on the Hast by
lands of Frederick Wardecker. and on the West
by the said John Souder, containing
54 Acres, 15 Perches
and allowance, and having thereon erected a new
Two Story
LOQ HOI'S E. v. Itli Kltclion Attached, a
III jJJX DVli.l,
lllll PIG TEN and other necessary out build-
lugs There Is a young and old OltCHAKD on the
premises, running water and good Spring near
the house. There are about. HO acres cleared and
the balance Is covered w ith Splendid Chestnut
and White Tine timber. Tho fences are generally
in good condition and the property as a w hole In
good repair. The property Is situate within very
convenient distance of church, school, store,
blacksmith shop, etc.
Also, at the same time mid nlnrn the fnltnwinv
valuable personal property will he offered for sale,
to wit: Two milk cows, one good two year old
bull, one one horse wagon, one shovel plow, one
bar-plow, one set of hay-ladders, one two horse
sled, lotol White pine boards, grindstone, har
row and a number of other articles not here
enumeraieu. Also,
ALL KINDS OF GRAIN by the bushel.
TERMS OF BALE OF REAL ESTATE :-Teil
per cent of the purchase-money to be paid when
the property Is stricken down ; one tnlrd the bal
ance at continuation of the Bale, when deed will
be delivered and possession given, aud the re.
lnainder In two equal annual payments from date
of confirmation, with Interest on same from that
date to be secured by judgment bonds.
tr. Terms of Sale of I'ersonal Property will be
made known on day of sale.
FRANK D. YOST.
October 1, 1878.J Admlulstator.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
The undersigned, Assignee of Simon S.CIouser,
by virtue of an order of sale to him directed from
the Court of Common Pleas of Perry county.Pa.,
will oiler for sale, by outcry, on the premises, ou
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, 1878.
at 1 o'clock P. M., the following described valua
ble real estate, to wit:
TRACT No. 1,
containing 43 ACRES, having there on erected a
good two-story log HOUSE, with frame kitchen
attached, a good Bank Barn, a Flutter-wheel Saw
Mill, hog pen aud spring house, with a never fall
ing spring of water near the mansion house.
There is an orchard In prime bearing condition,
containing ICO trees of choice apples.also a variety
of other choice fruit, such as peuches. pears,
cherries, grapes, &o. About 27 acres ol this tract
are cleared ami in a good stute of cultivation, the
balance being timber land.
TRACT No. 2.
Is a tract of land containing .'17 acres, about 12
acres of which are cleared, uud the balance is
timber laud,
TRACT No. 3.
Isa tract of Timber Land containing 11 acres.
TRACT No. 4.
is a tract of land containing 9 acres, being timber
laud.
The above described real estate Is situate Iu
Centre township. Perry county Pa., about 2 miles
south of New Blooinlleil, on the public road lead
ing from New Bloniiillerd to Ijindlsburg, bounded
by lands of Win. Brunor. (ieo, Meek, ft. L. Ma
gee, Esq., Daniel Cless and others, within one
fourth of a nille of a school house, and In a good
settlement. The whole contains loo acres, and
will besold as a whole orseierately, to suit pur
chasers, and will make a very desirable home.
Tbhms. Ten per cent of the purchase money
to be paid when the property It sttlckeo down,
one-half of the balance on the 1st of April, 1879,
when the deed will be delivered and possession
given, and the balance on the 1st of April, IMo,
with Inteiest from 1st of April. 1879. to be secured
by Judgment bond. F. 11. CLOVSEK,
October 15, t78. Asslijuee.
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WHOLESALE JEWELERS,
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JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
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4 bushel sacks, line, (2.00 per sack
AT THE
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OF
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Where you will llnd a FULL STOCK of
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GUOCEIUK8,
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IRON,
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41 4t. E
HONEY OF BOHEHOUID AUD Tflt
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Inflnenia, Hoarseness, Difficult
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Bronchial Tubes, and Lnnga, loading
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IIoNBVof the plant Horehound, in chemical
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The Honey of Horehound soothes and
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N. 13. The Tar-Balm has no bad taste or
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TRICES SO CENTS AND $1 PER BOTTLE.
Great laving to buy large fixe.
"Pike's Toothache Drops" Cure
in 1 Minute.
Sold by all Druggists,
. N. 0EITTENT0N, Prop., N.Y.
ocoTbuslness you can engage In. 8i to 120
DW I per day made by any worker of either
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Bample worth live dollars free. Improve your
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M'O Iirr 1 11 Don't you want some cheap
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0 II Lilll, It you do, dou'", fall to ex
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BENSON'S CAPCINE
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A WONDERFUL- REMEDY.
There fs no comparison between It mid the com
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Including liniments and the so called electri
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elements In combination with rubber, pos
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Ask for Bemou s Capclne Porus Plaster and
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TOES PROTRUDING
Through Kagged Holes need no longer offend the
eye, or children's costly shoes be thrown away
on that account, when otherwise but little worn.
The American Shoe Tip Co., have saved
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
annually to Parents in this country, by the Intro
duction of the
Copper and Silver Tips,
and they are applied chiefly to children's heavy
Shoes, many parents objecting to the looks of
Metal Tips on
FINE SHOES.
All such will be happy to know that this com
pany have at last perfected a
BLACK TIP
which adds to the beauty of the finest Shoe, the
toe remaining neat until the shoe Is worn out.
THESE TIPS ARE STAMPED A. 8. T. CO.
The more costly the shoe the more Important
the Tip as It at least doubles the wearing value of
the Shoe Parents, buy no Children's Shoes with
out the Metal or this nice Black Tip, and thus re
duce your Shoe bills more than one-half.
Ask Your Shoo Dealer for Tltein. 44d lw
Parson's Purgative Pills make New Rich Blood
and will completely change the blood In the entire
System In three months. Any person who will
take 1 pill each night from 1 to 12 weeks may be
restored to sound health, if such a thing be pos
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JOHNSON & CO. Banger, Maine, 42d4v
A warded hiyhe$t priti Centennial Exposition for
In chevnnfj quaittiet and excrUmct and laming ehar
ceter of twetUnintf rmd flavoring. The bsl iobucro
over mtd As onr blot strip trade-mark is cloneljr
Imitated on iiiferior poods, see that Jaekwn't bttl is
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G. F. Wardlc, Gen. Agent, Philadelphia.
OK FANCY CARDS with name.lOcts., Plain or
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KEWrORT PROPERTY
PUBLIC SALE.
THE undersigned will sell at public sale, on
the premises, on
Saturday, November 0th, 1878,
the following described Eeal Estate:
A HOUSE AND TWO LOTS
of ground, situate In EAST NEWPOKT. The
property Is pleasantly located, being corner lots
and well fenced. The house Is a two and a half
story.frame. In good repairand with a good cel
lar. A good spring of water Is on the lot ou
which the house is built.
TERMS OF BALE: One hundred and fifty dol
lars to paid at the time of sale; Stfit" on the 1st of
April, 1879, and the balance in equal annual pay
ments with Interest.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. M.,of said
day. For further Information address
WILLIAM BAILOR,
MAKSH KU'N, Perry Co., Pa.
October 15, 1878.
ESTATE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given
that Letters Testamentary on the estateof
Bernard Both, late of Jacksuu township. Perry
county, Ta., deceased, have been granted to the
it i'nr PeiiycountyFa.,
All persons Indebted to said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment, and those hav
Ingclalms to present them duly authenticated for
settlement to Bff.T. F. 8HOEMAKEK,
DAVID BOTH,
C H. Smii it. Attorney. Executors,
beptember lu, 1818.
PRINTING of every description neatly ex
ecuted at the Bloomtield Time Office at
reasonable rates.
llAluliJjo
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