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THE TIMES NEW BLOGMFIELI), FA.. OCTOBER 28, 1879.
Romanco from Real Life.
riiii,Ai)Ri.ruiA, October 20. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Davenport are residents of
this city, Mrs. Davenport being nn actress
under the stage name of Ada Isaacs.
While in New York city, In July last,
Mrs. Davenport had twlna born to ber, a
boy and a girl. She waa nursed by a tnld
wife, who waa assisted by a young woman,
aevouteeu yeara old. Ou the night of
July 12, during the mother's Illness, one
of the infanta disappeared, and when the
midwife appeared lu the morning ahe, aa
well ns the mother was Informod that it
bad died.
On Saturday evening Inst Mrs. Davou
port concluded an engagement in a theatre
at Fort Wayne, Iud., in the play of " The
Child Stoalor." Aa she waa about to goon
the boarda ' for the Inst time, ahe waa
banded a letter, which Informod ber that
the child whloh ahe supposed to be dead
waa alive and well. The huaband of the
woman who had adopted the child would
not permit her to keep it, ahe, therefore re
turned it to the girl who bad atolen it and
who cared for it aa best she could. Last
Monday the girl mot with a serious aool
dout in a cotton mill at Philadelphia, and,
believing ahe waa about to die, confessed
the theft of the child to her londlady, beg.
ging her to discover the whereabouts of ita
parents and satisfy them that the child
waa alive, which ahe did accordingly. The
child ia now in charge" of a poor family in.
. ibis city.
A Mafllolan' Trick"
llormanu, the prestidigitator, says that
' he ouce went into a bailor shop to be
shaved, and goea on : " While the fullow
waa working up hia soap and putting bia
razor in a ilno state of perfection I whipped
' out a razor of my own and cut my throat.
Blood spurted on the barber and on the
floor, aud I lay back (load. A yell rent the
air, and the room waa omptled in two
- seoonda of tonsorlal artists and gontlomen
half shaved or waiting to be operated upon
' in coat sleeves. One man ran for the police,
another forau ambulanoe and a doctor. A
'Crowd gathered at the door and iuoreased
every moment. Meanwhile I came to,
made my toilet, adjusted my tie aud sal-
tied forth in a very composed maimer. The
multitude could not understand the de
nouomout, and followed me for, blocks,
until 1 had to bail a carriage to escape
their curiosity. My idoutily, however, waa
soon known through the city, and hundreds
of people oould not got in at my next
performance, the house waa so full. The
barber thought I waa more than a magi
cian, and would never shave me after that.
In fact, I bad to go whore I waa unknown
in order to be shaved."
Mixed up Case for the Lawyers.
A singular case will be tried in Oilmer
Superior Court next week. About a year
ago a showman waa exhibiting 'a trained
monkey in said county. Among other
tricks the monkey had boen taught to fire a
pistol. The showman handed him the pis
tol, and told him to "shoot the ugliest man
in the crowd."
Some mischievous boys bad put shot in
the pistol, and when the monkey bad pick
ed out his man be fired, the shot took effect
and slightly wounded the ugly man, who
whipped out bis knife, cut the monkey's
throat and whipped the showman. The
monkey died next day. The ugly man is
indicted, but we know not whether it is for
the murder of the monkey, malicious mis
chief, riot or assault and battery. The
trial will, no doubt, be interesting and
spioy. Dawsonville, Get., CItronicle.
Death of a Clergyman While Officiating at it
Funeral.
Richmond, Va., Ootober 20. Rev. Joseph
Terras, pastor of the Fourth colored Bap
tist church of this city, which pulpit be
baa been filling since the death of the for
mer pator, Rev. Scott Gwarthmey, died
suddenly yesterday whilo officiating at a
funeral. lie bad just announced a hymn
over the remains of a deceased sister and
stepped back to a seat to await its conclu
sion, when be was seized with heart disease
and died in a few minutes. The coroner
decided that an inquest was unnecessary.
Terrible Explosion.
Pottsviixe, October 21. While John
O'Brien and a man named Richards were
examining an old breast in the Stanton col
liery at Gilberton to-day some top ooal fell,
forcing down sulpher gas, which exploded
on coming in contact with their lamps.
O'Brien was blown through a two inch par
tition and instantly killed. Richards was
slightly injured.
t2T A lady traveling on the New York
Central road, the other day, lost her
satchel near I lion. It contained twenty
t housand dollars. A freight train came
along shortly after the passenger train, and
the ootid uotor picked np the satohel from
the aide of the track and left it with the
agent at Illon. It waa restored to the lady,
who presented the oonductor with $800 for
bia honesty.
CST General Paine, Commissioner of
Patents, recommends that as there was a
surplus of earnings of bis oilioe last year,
there ahould be a reduotion of feea so as (o
make patents issued to inventors at actual
coat to the government.
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Ly STOMACH $
Diseases, like thieves, nt luck the weak. Forti
fy four organization Willi the Hitter., and It will
resist and buttle alike the virus of epldenilos and
the change of temperature whloh (Unorder the
constitution, of the feeble. There Is vitality III
It. It Is a mire vegetable stimulant, a rare al
terative and antl-IHIIntis Itieillclne.and has not
a harmful element among: Its many Ingredients.
- Kor sale by all Druggists and respectable
Dealers generally. 41 4t
SELLERS'
COUGH
SYRUP!
' 50 Years Itefore the Public !
Pronounced ly all to bo the most Pleasant
and elllcaclous remedy now In uso, for the
cure ' of Coughs, Colds, Croup, Hoarseness,
Tickling sonsatlon of the Throat, Whooping
Cough, etc. Over a million bottles sola
within the last few years. It gives relief
wherever used, and has the power to impart
benefit that cannot be bad from the cough
mixtures now In uso. Bold by all Druggists at
85 ceuls per bottle.
SELLERS' LIVER FILLS
are also highly recommended for curing liver
complaint, constipation, slck-hcadaches, fever
and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and
liver. Soldjby all by all Druggists at 25 centa
per box. 40 ly
R. E. SELLERS & CO., Pittsburg, Pa.
JJEMIIER 1 LEATHER I
JUST KECEIVED
A. Now Stoelc Or
HOLE LKATHER,
CALK HK1N3,
UPPEHS
AND
KIPS,
which he will
otter for sale
. .at the Lowest
prices for Cash
or Produce.
Also,
Harclivare, Drugs,
GROCERIES, WINES & LIQUOR,
Paints, Oils,
VARNISHES, GLASS, PUTTY,
OU Cloths,
WINDOW SHADES, OAK AND
Hemlock Sole Leather,
CALjV SKINS, MOROCCO,
Linings, Bindings,
TOPPINGS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C.
150,000 First-Class Brick
At 3L.O-W Prices.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
S. M. BHULEK,
Liverpool, Perry Co., Pa.
Now for1879-'80.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
following Assignees accounts have been tiled
In the Prothonotary's Oillce of Perry county,
and will be presented to the Court for confir
mation on WEDNESDAY, the 80th day of
October, 1879. to wit:
1. The final account of Henry Cooper, As
signee tinder deed of voluntary assignment for
the Denent of creditors of Peter Bheaffer and
Elisabeth Bheaffer.
3. The account of Samuel E.Bnck, Assignee
oi Adam rortney and wire, under deed or vol
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September 29, 1879.
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Oeavy fall
And Winter Stock just laid in
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and
LOWER IN PRICES.
1000 SUITS
For Men and Boys,
500 OVERCOATS
For Men and Boys,
200 PAIRS
White and Colored Blankets,
oO DOZENS
Mens Underwear,
IS DOZEN
Mens Woolen Shirts,
200 LADIES9 COATS,
100 LADIES'
Knit and Fancy Shawls,
200 LADIES'
Felt SkirU,
25 DOZENS
Ladies' Undervests,
100 DOZENS
Ladies' and Gents'. Hosiery,
50 DOZENS
Childrens' and Hisses' Hosiery,
IOO DOZENS
Hats and Caps,
25 DOZENS GLOVES,
15 DOZEN CORSETS,
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as
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Fancy Goods,
Trunks,
Valises,
Shirts, .
Overalls,
Ties,
Scarfs,
Collars,
Cuffs,
&c, &c.
As to prices as heretofore we
defy competition.
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