8 TIIK TIMES, NEW nLOOMFlKLl), PA. AV1UL 0. 1880. The Romnntla Sequel to a Tragical Story. Tne Wilmington, N. C, Star says: Our leaders doubtless remomber the trnglo occurrence Rt Lumboitoti, a' year or ao ago, reMiltliig'.ln tho death of Mr. Kd. bait man, nt the hands of Miss Amelia Llukbaw, In tho parlor of n hotel iu tlmt town, for wliloh deed of revonga hIib whs subsequently tried and aciiuitted on tlio (ilea of temporary Insnnlty, Hut, ncoord kig to the Charlotte Observer, the romance of her life doe not end here, another and pleasnuter inoldent having recently been added to a career which began In lovo and ended In tragedy. That paper continues: During the period of her confinement In the jail at Llmberton, when the only com panion sliu had was hur child, which whs born after the ennotmcmt of the tragedy, she received many letters from sympathetic persons in nil parts of the country, Among her correspondents was A man named Little, wbo.ls represented as a custom-house officer stationed at Sullivan's Island, near Charleston. . lie became deep ly Interested. In lior and wrote to her io peatedly while Bhe was In prison.- On the night the trltll was expected to close, he was on the Island, and lu at tempting to reach Charleston during the prevalence of a severe storm, that he might hear at the raillest possible moment whether she was to llvo or die, he barely escaped being lost by the capsir.lng of the boat. After the acquittal of Miss Linkhaw the correspondence was kept up, photo graphs were exchanged, and a proposal of marriage was made, and accepted. A week ago Miss Linkhaw, accompanied by her child and one of her sisters, loft Lumbertnn and proceeded to Florouce, P. ()., where she was met by Mr. Little and the marriage ceremony was quietly per formed. The three mother, child and husband thou left for Mr. Litilo's home, and here the story, for the present, stops. A Church Row. . 1'iTTSiiuno, March 21). Ilostllitleti wore renewed this morning between the two factions of the First Reformed church of this city. The anti-Woodslde faction, un der orders from the presbytery, called a congregational meeting for the elcotion of trustees aud other olUcora. The Woodslde faction attended In force ami a row en sued. The mayor and police were summoned and succeeded in restoring order before any serious datnago was done. The antl- Wood slders finally withdrew and held au elec tion at the office of their attorney. The Woodsiders organized a meeting and also held an election. The troubles In the con gregation have existed for somo months and are so complicated that it is impossi ble for outsiders to understand the situa tion. The By nod, whioh meets in May next, will be called upon to decide botween the factions. - Was It Retribution. Gordon Truesdale, who, , with his wife and family of four small girls resided near South Bend, has juBt come to a frightful end. He was an amateur phrenologist and had a passion for collecting Bkulls. Home months ago, as be confessed on his death-, bed, be went to the gravo of Sarah Tlatts, cut and tore the head from the body and k carried it off. A short time ago a swelling . appeared on his nose and soon spread all . ovor bis face and head. Medloal assistance was called and pronounced the case one of blood poisoning. Ills head soon bocame a mass of corruption and be died in great ' agony. Ills reinaius were bo offensive that they could not be prepared for burial, but were lifted into his coffin in a sheet, and the bouse cannot yet be occupied so bad is the odor pervading it. How They Hugged a Pair of Wasps. A Cheyenne mau will bet on anything. Two of 'em put up five dollars apiece on a wager that one could bold a wasp in bis hand longer than the other could, and one fellow who rubbed chloroform on his band expected to win, but the other fellow hap pened to know that the male wasps don't sting, and got one of that sex, and they grabbed their wasps and sat and smiled at each other while the crowd wondered, un til the chloroform bad evaporated, and tho fellow wbo used it suddenly let go bis wasp and let the audience into the seoret of bow to swear the shingles off the roof. tar 8ays the Fulton Democrat: " Our correspondent who seut us the marriage notice of the party married at ' Broad Top City, oa the 7ih Inst., says it was "a short and quick courtship," the young gent hav ing made bis first call on the lady whom be married, ou the afternoon of the same day ton which the ceremony, which took place in tho evening, was performed. We trust it was not a case of marrying in haste, to be repented of at leisure." The names of the contracting parties were, Silas Beuson and Rebecca McNeal, Profl't.TlOOO, " To sum Jt up, six long years of bed. ridden sickness, costing $200 per year, total $1,200 all of this expense was stopped by three bottles of Hop Bitters taken by my wife. Bhe baa done her own housework for a year since, without the loss of a day, and I want everybody to know It, for their benefit." 14 St 1880. CARPETS! CARPETS! 1880. NOW IS YOCRTlMKTOPUItOIIAPK, BEI'OHK THRV ADVANCK AN IlItlllKH. JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE STOCK OP CA.RPETS, Oil j 01,,OTIIH .A.IV1 HUCSM, Of all Oracles for the BprlngTradei the Lament Assortment of Carpels Outside of 1'lilladnlpliln. 8AM II 10 L A DAJVIS, Onorn House Curpot 8 tons No. Ill North Third Street, us, II ARUISB UIIG, PENN'A. 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IKD UCEMETVTSfor 1880 OXLT Thirteen numbers of " Harper's Youig Pjo pie" will be furnished to every yearly subscri ber to "Harper's Weekly" for 1880 ; or, " Harper's Young People" and Harper's Weekly" will be sent to any address for one yeart commencing with the first Number of " Harper's Weekly" for January, 1880, on re ceipt of i 00 for the two Periodicals. Remittances should be made by Post-Offlce Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss. Newspapers are not to copy this advertise ment without the express order of Harper A Brothers. Address nARPER BROTHLRS, X. Y. SSiGNEE'S SALE lit VALUABLR HEAL ESTATE. By virtue of nn order of the Court of, Common IIIIIMIlt. fill1 tllU llltllMltt. lit tltuilll.ifai ,lll i""" """"'"I "III Qftl'USV pulillo uiitmy, un the prrtmnefv, on TUESDAY, AntlL Olli, 18 HO, At 12 o'clock m., of id dnjr. a VALUABLE FAUM situate In Liverpool township, containing 110 Acres, mid 110 rcichc. of well Improved laud, havlhg thereon erected a Urge two story 1'ltAIUK HOUSE, Frame HANK HA UN anil other Outbnllillnirs. Also, on WKDNKHDAY, APIUL 7th, 18H0, at 12 o'clock in., In the borough of New Buffalo, tf Loin of Ground, numbered In the general plan of said borough as LlilM Nil, ill il ttnanrfUl ...Ihh , ....... ..... . ., . . , n,,,, .!(. III., wul, VI UUICU a two-alory KRAMB HOUSE, Kit AM E IIAKN, and other Improvements. TRHMSi Ten percent, of purchase money on IIV 1,1 aul.l ,lt,M lit. ,1 ... Iialm....... ...I ..,.f ... n,.,.' , .'no-.,,, ,. w, uniniliT M tTIMIIII IIIHVIOII of sain, mid the remainder on the lit, day of April, imi. io uo aucureu ujr juugiiieiit uolius, Willi in terest. , u... . .. WILLIAM LOKOR, .1. C. M Al hler, att'y. AMslgnee, March l;l, IHku, ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUAIILK HEAL ESTATE. lly virtus of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Perry couiilv, Ca., the uudiirsfgned as sign eof Wm. II KaulTuian, will sell by outcry on the premises, ou WEDNESDAY, April 7th, 1880, at ID o'clock a.m., of said day, the following de scribed real estate, to wit: A Tract of Land, sltuntfl In Madison township. Perry county, Pa., located on the public ro ul running from lleale town to Sandy lllll. and bounded on the North by land of D. U Oirlai J-.iint and Month by lands of Joseph D. Ilryner, and ou the West by laud of (leo. Uench, containing a 3 A CUES, more or less, having thereon erected a two story t:. Stone Dwelling House. J4J"' BANK BARN, and other out buildings, '1 here is a stream of running water near the buildings, and a wtll of good water at the house. It lias all the conveniences ol churches, school Iioiis, stores, shops, &c. ai d Is a properly well woithy the ntieutlou of purchaser, TERMS OF WALE. TEN percent of the purchase money to be paid when the property Is stricken down 1 one third of tne balance at the time of continuation of sale when possession will be given and the deed delivered! and 1 lie balance on April 1st, IHHl.tobo secured by Juilxiuent bond bearing Interest from date of oonnrniatlon of sale. J. X. HOlllNMON. Assignee. March. 13, lm DRUGS. DRUGS. JACOB STRICKLEK, (Successor to Dr. M. B. Strlckler) NEW BL00MFIEL1), TENN'A. HAVIffO succeeded the late firm of Dr. M. B. Strickler In the Drug Huslness at his Store-room, on MAIN HTKEKT, two doors Kast of the Big Spring. I will endeavor to make It In every way worthy the patronaxe of the public. Personal and .it ret attention AT ALL TIMES given to the compounding and dispensing Physi cians' presclptluns. no as to Insure accuracy and guard against accidents. It K A II I AT !ttIM that my stock has been recently selected snd care taken to have everythina; ..f the BK8X QUALI TY. The public may rest assured that ALL med icines tuat leave my store shall be as represented -PUKK aud UNADULTKHATKD. I HATE CO.VSTASTLY 05 HAJCD II A IK OIL and POMADES IIAIK. TOOTH and NAILBRUSHES. 8UKOKON8. TOILKT, and CABKIAOE BPONGKK. PUKK B.JXK8. TOILET POWDKBS, CA8T1LK and FANCY oOAPS. PERFUMERY OF ALL KINDS, Together with Fresh and Genuine Patent Medi cines of every description. ALSO, Segars, Tobacco, School Books, die. OR ANC1E3, LEMONS & BANANAS, In season. Pure Wines and Liquors for Hedlclaal Purposes. Terms, Strictly Cash. By strict attention to baslnesa. I hope to mert the countfeuce and favor of the public. JACOB STRICKLEK, Ph. O. April K,179. . E8TATK NOTICE-Notlee Is hereby giv en, that Letters of Administration on the emate of David Oelb, late of Marysville. Perry county, Pa .deceased, have been granted to the undersigned, residing In tne same pla;e. All persons Indebted to -aid, estate are requested to make payment, aud those having claims will present them duly authenticated to the under alxued for aettleinent without delay. HAMUELO. UfclB, Admlostrator. March 16, li8a Cms. H. 8mm, Att'y N EW WAGON SHOP. THR undersigned hiving opened a WHEELWRIGHT SHOP, NEW BLOOMFIELD, are now prepared todo any kind of work In their line, In any style, at prices which cannot tail lo give satisfaction. Carnages of all styles built and all work will be warranted. 8TODFFEB ft CBI9T. New Bloomfleld, April 23, 1ST.
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