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THE TIMES.
New Moomfleld, Feb. 3, 1SS0.
NOTICK TO AfUVBllTlfsEHS.
Ho Out orHtereotype will ha tiitorted In this paper
ttnlma lia-llt faoe suit on metal bane.
tr Twenty peroent. in etcess of remiliir rate", will
be oharweu: for advertisements settn Double Column.
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I.nnn the DifiirM on the label of jour psper.
ThimiitKiiristill vnu the rinte la frNtrn nrnh
rrlptlnii Innnlil. Within I weeks ltT money l
sent. If the date Is hiiKed. No other receipt
li neoenaarv.
In Ottawa Inst week, a supposed
corpse kicked vigorously agalust the
coflln as the dirt was thrown on lilm.
The noise was heard by the grave dig
ger, and the man wag taken out and is
now recovering. He was badly scared
at his narrow escape.
The U. S. Government lias levied
upon twenty-one locomotives belonging
to the Reading railroad, for a claim of
$168,000 which the Revenue department
claims Is due the U. 8. as tax on script
paid out by the railroad company in
payment of wages. The government
claims that it was a circulating medium
and as such, liable to tax. The R. R.
Co., resist the claim and thr courts will
now decide the question.
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While we are complaining for want
of Ice and fearing there will be none to
All ice bouses, the people of Paris have
been trying to clear the Seine of ice by
blowing various points of It up with
dynamite. The explosion has produced
some Interesting results, of which the
most Important was the disjunction of a
mass of ice eighty metres in length by
six metres in breadth, with three cart
ridges, each of a four hundred gram, fir
ed by means of a galvanic wire. Crowds
go down to look at the experiments. '
The Muddle In Maine.
Boston, Jan., 28. A despatch from
Augusta says : "The Fusion Legislature,
after a prolonged secret session this after
ternoon, adjourned to meet on the first
Wednesday of August next. Many of
the members will go home not to return
here before that date. Others will go back
to the people of their districts to abide by
their decision as to joining or remaining
out of the State-House Legislature, and
others will take their seats among their
Republican brethren. The Committee
on Members will some of them go home,
while others will contest the seats of
their rivals in the Capitol for the sake
of getting the pay usually voted to de
feated contestants. Two Fuslonlsts to
day appeared in the Republlcau House
and others have expressed their Inteu
tion to follow them to-morrow. The Fu
sionist Governor Smith will return to
his home in Oldtown to-morrow, as will
Mr. Talbot, Speaker of the Fusion
House."
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A Sad Case.
"Miss Sarah Fetrow, an accomplished
and highly esteemed young lady residing
in Falrview township.York county ,came
to that place last Saturday forenoon to
have some teeth extracted, and called
upon Dr. Trimmer, a well known den
tist, for that purpose. Dr. Trimmer ad
ministered the chloroform, and extract.
ed two of Miss Fetrow's teeth, the effects
of the anesthetic passing off meanwhile.
The doctor then administered a second
dose, and extracted several more teeth.
After the effects of dose No. 2 had passed
off, the doctor administered a third dose,
and while he was in the act of taking
out three more teeth he discovered that
Miss F. was so much reduced as to give
him alarm. - All was done that could
be thought of to restore her, but sad to
relate in two hours' time Miss Fetrow
was a corpse. The sad event has caused
great excitement in this vicinity, and
many of our citizens sympathize with
the relatives of the young lady over this
unfortu na te occu rrenca. ' Telegraph.
Troublesome Workmen.
Lancaster Jan. 26. Manuel M'
Shane, owner of the Rohrerstown rol
ling mill, called on the sheriff this after
noon to protect his property, which was
in danger of being destroyed by a mob.
Some of the employees demanded the
discharge of a man named Gravel, and
Mr. M'Shane, feeling that he bad a per
fect right to employ whom he pleased
refused to accede to their demands.
This morning the men struck, and some
of them getting under the influence of
whiskey, a row was the result, in which
a man named Patrick O'Donnel a friend
of Gravel, was pretty roughly used. More
trouble is anticipated, as M'Sbane would
put to work others in place of those
who struck, and if they attempted to go
to work they will likely meet with vlo
ence at the hands of the discharged em
ployees. The riot having subsided, the
Hheriff was advised that be bad no juris
diction, but Mr. M'Sbane is endeavoring
to make arrangements for the employ,
ment of sufficient police force to protect
his works and those who are willing to
go to work.
Over Much Snow.
A Quebec special says ! Since the snow
storm of Saturday two or three ava
lanches of snow have fallen from the
cliff beneath the citadel, In one Instance
several houses narrowly escaping de
molition. All the Inhabitants of the
street, two miles long, are threatened
with the same danger and the greatest
consternation exists, some of them are
leaving their homes and others afraid to
go to bed. Three children eight years
old, while sliding near Valler street, were
suddenly buried beneath a snow slide
Saturday evening to the depth of twelve
feet. The most exciting search was
made for them, but over ten minutes
were occupied In digging them out, all
three being found alive, but perfectly
black In color and unconscious. They
state that they retained consciousness a
short time after being buried by the
snow, and prayed to God as they felt
suffocation coming on to forgive their
Bins. All will recover. The sense of
impending danger and fears of further
catastrophes is very appalling here.
A Curious Case of Starvation.
Mrs. Harriet Breon, who resided a
few miles east of Aaronsburg, Centre
county, died from pure starvation in the
mldBt of plenty. Several years ago she
first experienced some little difficulty In
swallowing, but did not feel any per
ceptible change until three mouths ago,
when the taking of any kind of food was
done only with great effort. Within
the last few weeks she could swallow
nothing at all, not even milk. Her at
tending rhvBlclan made a post mortem
examination and proved his diaguosis to
have been correct stricture of the
wsephagus of a cancerous nature.
Remarkable Weather in Virginia.
Norfolk, Va., January 20. The
weather here is remarkably mild and
pleasant. The farmers are well advanced
in their spring work, and the appear
ance of the country already begins to re
mind one of new vegetables, as there are
already large Melds of peas, cabbage,
kale, &o., lu an advanced state. This
system of early planting is said to have
been first introduced by New Jersey
truckers who located here. The result
has been the harvesting of early vegeta
bles much sooner in the sprlngthan In
former times.
Stricken at a Funeral.
While attending the funeral of an ac
quaintance at the Catholic cemetery in
Nlppenose Valley last week, a few miles
from Williamsport, Mrs. Susanna Nlt
tinger, aged about seventy years, sud
denly sank down unconscious at the
grave. She was carried to the house of
Rev. Father Llnfert, near by, where Bhe
soon afterward died. Apoplexy Is sup
posed to have been the cause of her sud
den death.
Miscellaneous News Items.
EST A Columbus, Iud., special says : A
young couple came Into Columbus to be
man iud, and ou retiring blew out the gas.
Later in the night the door was
burst open and the unconscious bride aud
groom were carried into the fresh air,
which Boon revived them. It was a lucky
escape.
tS" A mother at Soott, Johnson Couuty,
Iowa, left a bottle of strychnine where her
babe of two years old got hold of it. Con
trary to preoedout iu such cases, the little
one emptied the contents of the vial into
the chickens' drinking wator, the result be
ing a dozen dead fowls. The child was
safe, however.
t3P lion. Eugene Hale will probably be
compelled to move permanently from his
borne iu Maine and take up bis abode in
the State of Michigan. The great estate
left by bis late father-in-law, Suuator
Chandlor, requires constant attention, aud
Mr. Halo will be forced to devote all bis
time to superintend It.
C3J While two young men, named Wil
liam Green aud Hiram Ackerly, of North
port, L. I., were out duck shooting at
Eaton's Neck Tuesday morning, Acker
ley's gun was accidentally discharged, tbo
the contents euterlng Green's thigh, sev
ering the femoral artery. Green soon bled
to death.
52T Miss Rlnoeu of Lancaster County,
while picking her ear with a pin on Satur
day, had the pin slip from her fingers, and
enter through the drum of the ear. Medi
cal aid was called bat was of no avail ; the
pin could not be found. The young lady,
who is between 18 and 18 years of age, is
su flering excrnoiating pain.
HT The wife of .lobe D. Stiles of Allen
town, a leading lawyer and and ex-Congressman,
died suddenly on Friday night
in that city, while visiting a small party of
friends near her home. They were enjoy
ing themselves in the parlor, when sudden
ly Mrs. Stiles fell prostrate on the floor,
speechless and unconscious.
KW Father Bent acquired the uncon
trollable appetite for strong drink while
pastor of a Roman Catbolio church at Cov
ington, Ky., and was, after repeated warn
ings, suspended by his bishop. In all oth
er respects he was a good man, and four
months ago, as beseemed tohave reformed,
be was given a pastorate at Lexington, but
a final spree at Clnolunetl resulted in his
death.
tW One of the most portly and dlgnl
fled of the Mormon bishops was lately seen
running In a Salt Lake street, closely pur
sued by a woman, who whacked him with
a broomstick whenever she got within
reaching distnnoe. She was the first and
only wife of Hrother Jones, and she bad
heard the bishop advising her husband to
practice the precepts of the Church by
taking an additional spouse or two.
IW Four well-dressed men, apparently
ordinary travellers, arrived by the train at
Danfortu, Iroquois County, on Wednesday
evening. Soon after their arrival they
masked themselves and entered the lodgings
of Mr. Webber, who is over sixty years
old, and after knocking blm down and
gagging him, blew open the safe in bis
ruom, took $4300 in cash, and escaped,
leaving blm securely fastened. He was on
ly released the next morning, after a night
of terrible suffering.
IW On Wednesday, Ellas Gebbardt, six
teen years of age, a clerk In a hardware store
at Syracuse, N. Y. was accidentally shot
and instantly killed by a customer to whom
he was selling a pistol. In the excitemeut
the customer, who gave his name as Cos
tello, from Wayne County, disappeared.
The revolver, which was thought to be un
loaded, contained three charges.
t3T Chas. F. Freeman, the Pocasset fa
natic, will be arraigned for trial before
Judge Morton, of the Supreme Court, at
Wareham,Mass., Tuesday. Witnesses start
ed for Barnstable last night who, it is said,
are to help to establish the insanity of
Freeman. A number of medical experts
have already arrived at Warebam. The
general feeling Is tb at the case will end
by sending Frecmr.n to the Insane asylum.
tW Matthias Powers, a miserly old man
of Philadelphia, whose estate is valued at a
quarter of a million dollars, has been or
dered to pny fifteen dollars a week for bis
wife's Bupport. She brought a suit, com
plaining that she had been compelled to
subsist on potatoes, mush and sour milk,
and was ill-treated by her husband and
daughters. She claimed a comfortable
subsistence out of the estate, as she bad
helped in its accumulation by attending
the markets for years, rain or shine, and
selling the produce of their truck farm.
Lakcabtfr, Pa., January 27. An ac
cident, resulting in the death of two boys,
aged 13 and 13 years, oocurrod at Marietta
yesterday. A large derrick was standing
on a car aud the boys were amusing them'
selves by swinging on the arm, which
caused it to fall over, one being killed in
Btautly and the other dying iu a short
time. The oldost boy was a young tramp,
said to be from Little Rock, Atk. The
other was William Engwicht of Marietta.
t3? Horace Means, a young lawyer of
Windham , Iowa, was engaged to be mar
ried to a young lady of that town. Ex
tensive preparations were made, ilio guests
assembled, the minister was in waiting
and the bride ou the floor, when a messen
ger hastened iu and whispered in ber oar
She turned pale and was led from the
room. It afterward transpired that the ex
pectant bridegroom was a forger and bad
just been detected. lie was not arrested
but immediately hired a horse, drove off
aud has not since beon heard from.
tW Some interesting experiments of
plow lug by electricit y took place the other
day at Noisiel, in Franco, in the park of
the woll-known aud intelligent Deputy Mr,
Mouier. The motive powor was supplied
to the plow by a Gramme machine, itself
Bet in motion by water power, which is
abundant on M. Mentor's estate The
plow did about the same work as If it were
drawn by four oxen. It was a Fowler plow
with six shares. The motive power was
supplied by a wire at a distance of nearly
half a milo. To a profane looker-on it was
amazing to see a plow propelled by an' un
seen agonoy without team or Bteam.
tW A Bpccial dispatch from Warsaw,
Ind., says ; " Matthew Tracy, a farmer of
Whitely county, has been missing ever
siuce Thursday last on which day be sold
some bogs at South Whitely for $120 and
started for home, some seven miles distant,
A batchet and club covered with blood and
hair were found under a bridge over Eel
river A further search discovered a coat
and an empty pocket-book, which were
identified as belonging to Tracy. It is
now supposed he was murdered and thrown
into the river. The river has been dragged
but thus far without success.
For Tea Times.
Temperance in Duneannon.
Ma. Editor' The Perry County Christian
Temperance Society bas organized Unions la
almost every township In the county, and bas
fell a great anxiety to have tho Duneannon
Union revived aud working in the good cause,
for there li more drunkenness tn Duneannon
now, than in any olber place in the county
We doubt not there are euoogh temperance
people mere to exert an influence that would
banish the evil forever from their midst, if
tney coma oniy ue urougnt together ) ton or
twenty men in each church cannot even reeru.
late their own churches : wbtle If they would
all Join together It wonld create a force
Irresistible, and one wbicb by tbe blessing of
uoa wouiu ao wonders. The object or tbe
eociety is not to oppose toe Church in lie
work, but to aid It, and second it cot only In
tne lignt wun rum, put every immorality,
Wherever the Chnreb people have Inlned In
with the Unions that have been organised
men, mo rcvivaii nave nourisnen, aua great
enmbers have received grace. There can be
no doubt that the blessing of God rests ou the
temperance work and on the workers and
the church that does the most for the canes
enjoys the most prosperity. This will prove
Ural ran overtne county.
Beside where the Union are at: work, there Is
always found a more healthy feeling and chris
tian synipmv ueiwwu um nwiereoi churclies,
and between the clergy of the different churches.
This is why we call them Unions, because church
prejudice are laid aside, and because It l one
question that all churches can agree on. We
have an abundance of the best preachers In the
county, ready anil willing tn make temperance
aiurese. wnen inviien; ana wnenever tne iun
.'annon people are ready to aot, we will otieerfuMy
help them. "With Malice toward none and
Charity for all," hoping and praying for a maul
testation, 1 remain truly yours
newpuri, ian. zv, eo. J axlltoh n. e.suel.man.
Ludicrous Sight In Newport.
Newport Jan. 81, 1880.
One of the most ludicrous scenes that
has occurred on our streets for a long
time, hanneoed last Thursday. A wood
en-legged bummer came to town and
after begging some money from the
charitable, got himself quite " Downey.
cated" ana then appeared on tbe street
with some of the most important buttons
of his pantaloons unbuttoned and full
of wrath at G. W. Zlnn, Esq., abusing
and defying him, arid the Mayor and all
nis police force; and wltu sucu vehe
mence that the citizens rushed to their
doors in amazement. His honor the
burgess appearing on the scene asked
the squire to assist In placing the law.
breaker in the lockup, but the squire
moved on, and then a good citizen was
pressed into service. But when they
seized the man be kicked the burgess
with his oak leg, swearing louder than
ever, then threw himself on his back
sticking his leg between the bricks in tbe
pavement, and the progress was slow,
After struggling thus till all parties
were out of breath, the notorious head
of the Temperance Society hove in sight
and the burgess called to Dim for help.
So while the others held tbe violator on
end, he furnished the motive power,
and the quartette went up the alley on
tue trot, and never stopped unuu tne
prisoner was safe in the Bastlle, that the
borough has provided for those who defy
the omcers ot the law. urdkr,
KrStudents of the Pennsylvania State
College enjoy a summer temperature
through the year, the entire college be
ing pleasantly warmed by the new steam
heating apparatus lately Introduced. By
this great improvement students occu
pying College dormitories are made
thoroughly comfortable, the charges for
fuel it is hoped will be lessened, and the
Chemical and Physical Laboratories are
rendered much more complete by mak
lng possible the Introduction of various
improved appliances requiring the useof
steam, rsenu lor catalogue. Aauress
the President, State College, Centre
County, fA.
Godcy's Lady's Book for February
Comes full of Interest and beauty. The best
"Darley" picture yet given, Is the exquisite
one Illustrating a scene In " Evangeline."
hvery department Is lull ot attractive matter
for tbe fair readers, whose bright eyes grow
brighter, as each month they welcome this
most popular of periodicals. It seems to be
the determination of tbe publishers to keep
ever ahead or all competitors, ana tney cer
tainly succeed In this object. Every pairs of
literary matter is of tbe highest kind, and the
February number will be warmly welcomed by
all appreciating reiders. We will furnish
Godey's Lady's Book and Tub Times at the
low price of fit per annum. Apply at our
otllce.
Wide Awake for February
lias been received, and as usual is full of good
articles and pretty Illustrations. As a maga
zine for the children, large or small It has no
superior. If yon have not already subscribed
for it, lake our advice aud do so. Published
by Lolbrop & Co., Boston, at $3 per year.
riKi'nlx Pectoral will cure your Cough.
Phoenix Pectoral cures Hoarseness quickly.
Phoenix Pectoral tastes good and brings rest.
Phoenix Pectoral costs 25 cents prbot. .5 bottles 11
21y Sold by B. M. EBY, Druggist, Newport
r Chew Jackson's Beat Sweet Navy Tobacco
Camphor Milk euros Headache and Neuralgia.
Camphor Milk cures Rheumatism and lame back
Camphor Milk will cure Cuts, Bruifes and Burns.
Camphor Milk costs 25 cents pr bot., 5 bottles tl
12 ly Sold by F. MORTIMER, New Bloomrield
A HOUSEHOLD NEED.
A book on the I.iver. Its diseases and their
treatment sent rice. Including treatises upin
Liver complaints, rorpio i.iver, jaunaice, mi
loiisness. Headache, constipation. Dvsnepsla. Ma
liul a Ko, address Dr. Huuford, hii Broadway,
Kew low city, flew xora. o.
To all who are suffering from the errors and
Indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, &c, 1 will send
a recipe that will care you, fees of citargb,
This great remedy was aiscoverea oy a mis
sionary In South America. Send a self ad
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Innmu
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H
OTEL LICENSE.
WITKKKAH. It Is the custom In many Counties
of this Comniouwenllh, to puDllsn tne applica
tions for license, with the names of those persons
endorsing tne in, ana me ooimsineu ana ins own
ers of the property. And whereas, the last Con
vention of the Perry Couuty Christian Temper
ance Association pa'sed a resolution. Ordering
the Kxecutive Committee to publish the same,
this Is to Inform all persons interested, that the
said names will be published before or about the
llrst week In April of each year.
By order of the Executive Committee.
JOHN SHE ATS,
Janl33in Chairman.
lit A KITrn A miloat bailana au larark
W Ala I li V coauly II,. U-t.laa.IIUu
lcl4t 9t Talu. Maria Haawlaf1 bj tubMnptioa.
To .ucb maa, wila food rcfarsaoM, wa furaUa ,,. aalai frva,
and f)a Inn thai will laara a work.r ov.r f luo a aiaalk.
Mlran MTKMaATlOSAI. I t M. CO Boi Sui, L Lauia, Mo.
INSTATE NOTICK. Notice Is herebyglveq
J that letters of administration on the estate
o( Mary Koush, of Madison twp.. Perry county
Pa-.dec'd, have been granted to the unileralgneti,
residing In same township.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment and those having
elal in s;to present them duly authenticated for set.
tlenieut. BAMUELBHOWEItS, Admr.
Jan. 6, 1880. . ..,
REGARDLESS
Of the Advance in all kinds of
Goods in our line,
WE WILL
Continue to sell our Stock at
OLD PRICES.
CLOTHING
IN ALL ITS BIIANCIIK3,
Ladies' and Gents'
Fancy Goods.
MEN'S AND BOYS'
HATS AND CAPS,
Trunks and Valises,
Blankets, ltobes & Spreads.
Shawls, Skirts and Nubias
Ladies' Coats & Furs.
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
Lots of EXTRA BARGAINS
in odds and ends.
LOWEST PRICES,
BEST STYLES & LARGEST
Assortment in the County,
AT
iYlarx Dukes',
THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
Successor to
1SIDOR SCHWARTZ,
EQY'S NEW BUILDINC,
NEWPORT, PA.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
It Is sure to cure Spavins, Splints
'Curb. to. It removes all unnatural
enlargements. Does not blister. Has
no equal ior any lameness on oeasi. or
man. lb nas vurro fiip-ioiiu, isiun.
nes In a person who had suffered 15
rears. Alsocured ihenmatisin .coins.
frost bites, or anv bruises, cut or lameness. It
has no equal for blem'sh on liorses. Send for Il
lustrated circular diving positive proof. Price
one dollar. All Unionists ave It or can get. tor
vou. Dr. B. ,1. Kendall & Co., Fros.,Enosbui'Kh,
frails, Vermont.
HARRIS & EWINO, Ageltis,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
15 rounds Waincd In 8 Weeks and Cared
of Consumption. .
Messrs. Craddock Co., .,.,..
1U52 Race street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Gentlemen: Please send me twelve bottles of
Dr. H. James, Cannabis Indica, one each of Pills
and Ol nt ment, for a friend of mine who Is not
expected to live, and as your medicines cured me
of Consumption some three years auo, I want him
to try them. I gained fifteen pounds while taking
the first three bottles. Respectfully.
J. V. Hum.
Lawrenccburg, Anderson Co.,Ky. it w 4w.
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rnliu I ed In brilliant colors, thousands of
different varieties, so assorted sample etrds
sent for 10 cents. Circulars sent free. Philadel
phia Lithographic Card Co., Mo. 95ti South Front
St., Philadelphia, Pa. 62 ly
Tick's Illustrated Floral Guide,
A beautiful work of 100 Pages, One Colored Flow
er Plate, and 6u0 Illustrations, with Descriptions
of the bet Flowers and Vegetables, with price of
seeds, and how to grow them. All lor a Five cent
stamp. In Knglish or German.
VICK'SMKKDSarethe best In the world. Five
Cents for postage will buy the Floral Guide, tell
ing how to get them.
The Flower and Vegetable Garden, 17S pages.
Six Colored Plates, and many huudrrd Engrav
ings. For 50 cents In paper covers; fl.00 iu ele
gant cloth. In German or English.
Vlck's Illnstralcd Monthly Magazine 32 pages,
a Colored Plate In every number and many tine
Kngravlugs. Price St & a year; Five Copies for
I.T.OO. Specimen numbers sent for lu cents: 3 trial
copies (or 26 cents. Address.
4. J AMK3 VICK, Rochester, N. T.
ESTATE NOTICK. Notlcels hereby glv
en that Letters of Administration on the
estate of Castleberry Hams late of Penn town
ship. Perry County. Pa., deceased, have been
granted to tbe undersigned residing In said
township.
All persons Indebted to said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment and those having
elalras will present them duly authenticated tor
settlement to
S. II. HARRIS. Administrator,
Penn twp., Duneannon, P. O.
December 2, 1879. 6t
66
A WEEK In your town, and no capi
tal risked. You can give the business
a trial without expense. The best
opportunity ever ottered for those
rilling to work. You should try
nothing else until you see for your
self what you oau do at thebusluesa
we otter. No room to exblaln her.
You can devote all your time or only your spare
time to the business, and make great pay !
every hour that you work. Women can make as
mien as men. Seud for special private terms aud
particulars, which we mall free, to Outfit tree.
lHju't complain of hard times white vou have such
a chance. Address 11. UALl.tTT & CtX, Port
laud, Maine. toly
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