8
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELJ), PA., SEPTEMBER 20, 1881.
The Attempt to Kill Gultenu.
TIickb detail of tliB attempt to nssassi.
tiate Guiti'im Inst !i(bt are luinUhnd by A
"Washington apecial :
Tbcro is reason to beliovo tbnt a few days
Ago tbnie wits aotne talk among tbe soldiers
ilotailed to guard btm, itl regard to wkluk
one of (bom alioukl be chosen to shoot Rt
him whenever he should present bis bead at
the wiudow of bis celt where it could be
seen from the outside. It was deolded
that the work should be done by Sergeant
John A. Mnsou, of company It, Second
artillery, mid be male preparations for It.
This evening three wngoii-loads of soldiers
left tbe arsenal for the jail to relieve tbe
day guards. Mason was in tbe lust wagon,
aud bis companions noticed that be was
fumbling with tbe lock of his gun, aud was
acting srraugely. Nothing was said to
liloi about it bowovor. When his wagon
readied the jail M.iRon was tbe first to get
out. He rushed forward, reached n small
hillock about three feet from where the
horses stood, brought bis gnu to his shoul
der, took steady aim at Ouiteau's wludow,
shouted, "There be is," and fired. Boforo
tbe amoko cluafed away tbo other soldiers
gathered around biin.
" In heaven's namo, man," cried private
Davin, "why did you shoot?"
"I wanted to kill that wretch in there,"
was the reply, "and I have been nt it tut
ton days. I hope I have done the work in
good stylo."
Mason then walked townid the command
ing oflloer, Cupttiiii McGilvray, saying :
" Captain, I Imve tried to kill that dirty
loafer iu thero. Here's my guu and bayo
net. Take me in charge."
MoGilvray bad beard the shot, hut bad
not dreamed of Mason's Intentions. lie
placed MaHou In tbe custody of two sol
diers. There was much excitement about tbe
jail and iuside of it. Prisoners who bad
Vie.Vid tbe shot ran to tbe windows and
s'iouted. Warden Crocker aud his deputy,
who had been in tho jail ofllce, ran through
the coi ri Jora to Ouiteau's cell aud found
liitu on bis knees, tenor-stricken.
"1) i thoy want to murder me?" he ask
ed. The warden assured hi in that bo need
have no fear.
"But l'vo been shot at," said the pris
ouer. "I was standing at my window
when one of those soldiers fired at me.
The ball passed by my ear, went through
my coat hanging up there, and tore lu
pieces tbe photograph of my niotbor, which
wa3 in tbo pocket."
The warden discovered that the ball had
not hit the prisoner's body, aud he then
went outsido to see who bad fired the shot.
It was agreed that it would be best to tell
Guiteau that tho shooting had been acci
dental. This announcement was made to
him, the explanation being that a soldier
iu getting out of tbo wagon bad acciden
tally discharged his guu. It was decided
that Guiteau should be removed to another
cell, and he was placed iu the oue formerly
occupied by Stone, who murdered bis wife.
" A Clrl's Choice.
It was iu a drug store of course. Al
interesting iucideuts occur in drug stores, -that
is nearly all. Sho was pretty, with
blue eyes aud golden hair, one of those
kind of beauties the poet would bave called
au " angel," but for tbe fact that a colony
of pimples on her fair frontispiece preclud
ed all thought of a colcstial beiug. Bow
ing timidly to tho handsome cierk, she
asked for "Swayue's Ointment for skin
deseases," and upon receiving it vanished
like tho morning dew before the Bummer
sun.
Getting Married In North Carolina.
A couple from Virginia lauded in Milton
the other morning to be married by 'Squire
Lewis. They walked baud-in-band up
Tiluin street and took a seat upon the front
step of tho 'Squire's office, and tbe man
anked for a license. As the 'Squire was
preparing to mriki it out, the buxoin girl
began to inch oil', aud hesitated, aud finally
said to the young man iu a half whisper :
"John," said she, "I don't believe I
will I never did feel so llustrated lawd !
I wonder what pappy'a doing now I feel
right titmblesorue let's go back; come on,
John."
"Well, you don't waut the license, then?"
eaid the 'Squire.
1 "Holdonthar, Mister; yes, we do,"
said the mau ; aud be moved closer up and
set hiB cbiu to earnest work. " Now,
Sally," said be, "don't go on tbater way ;
what 'ud the folks say ? It 'ud be awful
hard on me. An' thar's the candy stew at
Bob Brown's to-night, an' aller that ; aud
Sukey Jones would just die a-griunin' over
you about it. She was mad as pizen yister
diy when she beard we was comiu' "
"I don't mind her no more'u tbe dust
off my feet, but I feel so skittish-like, John;
wish 'erraydio if I hain't sorry we come.
I don't want'er get married, John."
' "Sty, Mister, fix ou your.papers," said
John. " Marryia's nuthin : no more'n
standlu' up iu spelliu' class at Oldfield
School .
"Well, stand up," said tbe 'Squire.
"I'm ready."
But us the ceremony was under way the
girl Jeiktd back, exolaimiog : "I'll-be
Johndioged ef I do !'' ,
The 'i'a.uU-e suggested that tho liceuse
bad been given, aud tbey had gone most
too far to buck out now.
"That's so I" said John. "Stand fast,
Bally I Don't git nil lu'er quiver now,"
gently taking her arru. , "C'otn'or 'long In
place ; It's most over(wltli ;" and she sidled
back.
As the 'Squire snid " I now pronounce
you man nod wifo I"
"Lud 'amoicy I" oiled the bride, tin' is
it done?" - ' - ;
" You bet 'tip easy ns spell In'; and now
we'll go," said tbe man aud they mounted
tho hoi so double oud rode out of town.
tSPTliere is now a substance which Is
both proreHHioiially and popularly indorsed
and oouonrnliitc which, Mr. J, 11. Fnrsoh
weiller, Buttvillo, Oregon, writes ; I bave
often read of llio many onion elleoled by Bt.
Jacobs Oil mid w persuaded to try the
remedy myself. I was a sufferer from
rheumatism and txporiunoed great pains,
my leg being so swollen that I could not
move it. I procured Bt. Jaoobs Oil, ued
it fieely and was cured. I'Ycejjort, III.
Juliet in.
THE GREArCUREFOR
IWHItiGMES
Symptoms are moisture, ntlnglng, itching, won at
tight j leemsu if pin-worm were crawling about
the rectum; the private parts ore often affected. As ft
pleasant, economical aud poeltlre cure, Bwaym'b
Ointment la superior to any article In the market.
Sold hydruggints,or6end50cts. in 3-ct. Stamps. Q
lkacs, 3U&, Address. Da, Bwa na & Son, Will,? a
September 20, 1 Bit 11 y
MI BUKBS
The Lending and I'opnlar Date for
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Carpets
AND k
Oil Cloths,
Hats and Caps,
Trunks & Valises,
LADIES' AND GENT'S
Furnishing Gootls,&c.
We offer special induce
ments in anything in - our line
for the
Next GO Days
to close out balance of SUM
MER GOODS, as we must
make room for our large Fall
and Winter Stock - now beinjr
manufactured.
If AM DIES & CO.,
EBY'S NEW CUILDINC,
NEWPORT, PA.
Oti't.;ljOTU3 for Moors, Carriages and
Tables, Prices low.
F. MORTIMER.
I Remedy 8liCHA? Diseases!
TtTTER. ITCH, SORES. PIMPLES.
VRWIPElAv1 VRNOW0RM.y
Good and Glorious News I
I fllntliinrr 1
2!
For Men, for Boys,
For Children !
Were Never Sold as Cheap
Before !
1). GANSMAN;
-AT THIS-
NEW CLOTHING HOUSE,
OFFEU9 INDUC1SMETS IN
Good -Reliable dolling.
Note Our Sample Prices :
Four Dollar Men's Suits. I
Five Dollar Men's Huits,
Beven Dollar Men's fiults,
Nine Dollar All Wool Hulln,
Ten Dollar All Wool Hulls.
BOYS' SUITS AT FROM
$2 00 ; $2.50 : $3.00 & $7.00.
Theee Goods are worth nearly double
the money. Itenipmtmr. these are all
NEW, FllESH GOODS, splendidly
made, dnrttble and Btylinli, and will
Fit Like Custom-Made ClothiDg.
My Stock of Furnishing Goods
Is complete In Neck Wear. TIES, COLLARS'
P1LK HANOKKK'HUKPN. SllIllT-. UNIKH
WKAH, BATCHHLS. TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS,
and of
MEN AND BOYS' HATS,
I have a full line, und will fell thorn Cheap.
Merchant Tailoring Denaitinenl.
I have an entlro new slock ot NICH GOODS for
Fall and Wlnlor Suits and Overcnutiiigs. Will
make tbem te MEASURE AT 1,UW PRICES.
Remember we'nirer you nothing but Reliable
'Uollilng. specially Woll Made and Stylish Cut.
and all New aud Fresh lur this
Pall and Winter's Wear.
Money ltcfunded on all Goods
Not Found us Represented !
Tlease Call, whether you wish to buy
or not. Examine und be convinced.
D. GANSMAN,
New Clothing House!
Corner Centre Square and Second Sreet,
Frank's Old Hardware Btore,
NEWPORT, PA.
September 27, 1831.
piiE INSURANCE.
To the termers untl Mechanic of Perry County
f
We hereby call your attention to the claims of
Th9 Farmars' and Mochanica' Mutual Fira
Insuranco Co., of Perry County,
as offering jou good and sare Insurance at Net
t!ost.
This Company, organized and chartered In
1872, has Issued over 14IK) uollcies, and his now
over Jl.lPOu.HK) ol pioperty Insured; has paid
losses since Its oi paiiiation to the amount uf
li,72.24s has laid but one assessment, of ljjmlll
on the dollar, since its organization, nutting the
Company the sum ol fl.2ti3.Mi, which, with the
premiums on policies Issued, has paid all Its
current expenses and losses from lire. The rates
charged by the Company are but from f 1.20 to
J J.00 per thousand dollars ot valuation for five
years, and no charges for Hurvev and Policy, as
other Companies make We clim that It offers
to the Farmers and Mechanics of Perry county
advantages over all other Companies for the
following among other reasons:
It Is a home Company,
It Insures only In Peiry coun'v.
It pays no large salaries to officers.
It pays no dividends to .Stockholder.
It pays Its losses promptly aud honorablv.
It Insures at lower rates than any Stock Com
pany can.
It Insures no borough property, steam estab
lishment or foundry.
It makes no assessments unless actually needed
to pay losses by II res.
Its Officers are your neighbors whom von know,
and are choseu by tho lusured from their own
number.
GEOltGE nOOBAUGU, President.
uinucToiis.
NICHOLAS JIKNCII. Savllle township.
J. W. G A NTT, Centre towushlp.
.1AC0B DlIM, Hprlng township. '
BUYAN UIHNISY. Carroll township.
J. U. COOPJStt, Tyrone township.
THEASUHEU.
HON. DAVID BHEU5LEY. Spring township.
Full Information sent, upon application to
W. W. McCLUKfs, Hecretarv.
23-49 Uroenpark, Pa.
SPECTACLES
AND
EYE JB..VSSI':sr
Spectacles for the old, middle aged, and young.
Spectacles for all kinds of sights.
Spectacles for Headache.
A Una aud varied assortment.
Adjusted properly to suit all eyes by
Dr. DAVID II. COOYEIt,
Oculist and Optician,
NO. 21 SOUTII 3rd STREET,
(llt ween Market and Chestnut 8t j)
II-A-lllMSUUlSG, l'A..
-Olllce hours from S A. M. to 3 r. M.
Or send a three cent stamp for th "Improved
method or adjusting Spectacles aud Eye Glasses."
by the use of which yuu can select your own
glasses.
ARTIFICIAL EYES IXSERTED.
S0T29
ClOtll
U1U 111111 ,
1881. Come and See Our 1881.'
NEW FALL STOCK OF CARPETS.
Don't mistake our locaon, but remember that
YIN GST'S NEW CARPET STOHE
im nt 111 MAHICICT HTltEIST,
JiAiTiTifsrarJXfco, im.
Neaii Fhont Bt., PaTteiison's Old Stand.
WE openod at abord place, a ten months ago, with an entire NEW STOCK. Onr
success was far beyond our expectation. Thanks to many friends and former patron
Tor that success which we will ever try to merit by keeping only good reliable CARPETS, Ac.,
and representing them as we know them to be, and selling at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
We have Just opened our new Fall Stock of CARPETS, which are handfome patterns and
t.!rn.? T V- WE WANT YOU TO BEE THEM. A lot of first class STRAW
MATT rNO left on hand, we will close below cost. COME AND BEE US. We will apprecU
ate your Influence and patronage. Very respectfully, yours.
Ilarrlsburg, Hept. 20, l81.3m jr. "V. YINOST
DOWN LOWEll
1881 CARPETS FOR
LOOK AT THE PRICES !
Tap
Brussels from 85 Cents
Body Brussels from $1 40 to $1 GO !
Ingrain from 30 Cents to 90, BEST !
.All Other Goods In lroportion.
NOW Ih the Time to Opt the FIRST Rejection of tbe NEW STOCK.
Wo have MOKE CARPETS and MORE PATTERNS than all
tbe oilier Carpet Houses In this City. Call and examine for yourselves.
u irouuie 10 ouow uomis,
SAMUEL ADAMS,
Grreafc A -
-AT-
DIVES, POMEROY & STEWART'S
FOR THIS MONTH.
GRANDEST JiAJIGAINS EVER OFFERED!
Spenlnl (ledum Ion In LAWNS, GENTS' GAUZE SHIRTS, PARASOLS
HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANS, aud HAMBURG EDGINGS. Come and see tbe
Goods aud bear the wonderful low prices at which we have marked tbem. As
(tiantity is limited itWould be advisable to come as soon as possible, or write for
samples.
DIVES, POMEROY A STEWART,
35 North 3rd Street, HARRISBURG, Pa.
A o) nn
DR. J. A. RHKKM AN l Hie original and onlv
11 It. 811 HUMAN, Known to the public (or Hie past
Sfi years throuKh bis successful method of treat
Iik Itupture without the annovnnce and Injury
trusses Inflict. Ills system of cure Is liy Local
Kxtcrnal Appllcvtinu. Durlns treatment no
hindrance from labor, and security aizamst Death
from Strangulated Kuptiire. l'atlensfiorpahroad
can receive treatment and leave lor home the
G
RAND BOULEVARD HOTEL,
Corner 51(1 li ft. and Rronduar,
SEW YOICK.
On Both American & European Plans.
Fronting on Central Park, the Grand Boule
vard, itroadway and Fifty-Ninth Street, this Ho.
tel occupies the entire square, and was built and
furnished at an expense of over IPKI.OW. It Is
one of the most elegant as well as nnest located
lu the city : lias a passenger Klevntor and all
modern Improvements, and Is within one square
of the deuots of the Sixth and Eighth Avenue
Klevated K. K. (Jars and still nearer to the Ki oad
way cars convenient and accessible from all
parts of the city. Kooms with board. J2 per day.
Special rates for families and nermauent guests.
AtiK.2t. '0 lyj fK. HASKELL, Proprietor.
A Ilooh of II n re llrlalnalltr. emlilcil
PRACTICAL LIFE.
The great problem solved. The Individual care
fully considered from the nge ut responsibility up
to maturity, lu regard to Ediioatlou. Home, soci
ety, Love, Marriage. Business, &c. How Itiead
Kutcrs aia to be Bread Wluneis. Tlie volume
abounds In striking thoughts, rare Information
and Intense common sense. Full page colored
plates. Kach one a geia. Agents wanted every,
where. Send fur Circular, full description, terms
c, address J. C. McUL'KD Y Si CO., Philadelphia.
Pe. 35d33
SOLD MEDAL AWARDED
thaAuthoT.Anowanri great ileti.
leal Work, warranted t tit) bevt and
choapflct, iiidisTmnnabloto mjnry
man ,h n titled "the Huienceof Lifa
or ,81 f -PrcaeTTiit ion ;' bound in
flnent tVfnch raanlin, mboiKnd.
f uH cil(,3U0 pp,Mmtuinn beautiful
ntwi enicravinj?i, liS prunurip
tions. Dries onlv ftl 25 sent h
"nail; illustrated aaniile,6centa;
And now. Add reus IVabodt-Mod.
VWMW TUVQrTP iotIntitutenrJr.W.H. FAR.
5000 Agents Wanted to Sell the Life cf
PRESIDENT - GARFIELD,
Including a full and accurate account of his brief
but eventfulannilnlstiatlon; the great conflict
with the "STALWARTS" headed by Conkllng;
the dlaboical attempt to asiasslnate him.wlth full
particulars of his extraordinary surgical treat
ment, etc. Thousands desire full particulars,
hence this book I' elllnir Immensely. Terms
Liberal. Outfit FIFTY CF.NTS. Circulars free.
IIuhuahd Hkos , Pnbs., Hi Chestnut Plilla. 35 S8
REVISED NEW TESTAMENTS?"
11.I.U8TKATEU. Cheapest and Best. Sells at
h'mavs pictorial bibles.
Agents Wanted. A. J. IIOLMAN Si CO.. Phlla.
delphla. iidiiS
RCATTV'Q OUGAN8. 1" Stops, .1 Set golden
DtMl I I 4 tongue Heeds only So. AoHrsa
DANIEL F. BE ATT V. Washington. N. J. 3odi
Gluten Flour
FOK DYSPEPSIA, DIABETES. LUNG Troubles
aud Nervous Debilitv.
The new ttaste-Uepairinv Bread nd Gem
Flour. Free from Brau or starch. Send fur Cir-
FAitWELL ft RHIXES. rroprletors. Water.
town.N. V. Forsyte by Ultclisll, Floicuer&Co..
Philadelphia, Pa. 37di0
TTK'MOinKRlES. EIHilNGS, 1NSEKT-
i 'J iua, ana oilier triuimings.
MORTIMER.
THAN EVElll
FALL TRADE. 1881.
to $1 10 !
iuick oaies anu small l'roflta.
Opera House Carpet Store. 31 North 3rd Street,
18t IliVIlKINlJUllO, PA.
ttra,ctioiis
mi j,
same day.
Hook, with likeness of bad cases, before and
after cure, with testimonials from distinguished
nllVSlciallS. miniatm-ll Innrphnnr. a.,1 Mla
mailed for ten cent'', nil. SHtltMAN can be
consulted at his New York olllce. 251 Itroadway,
Mondays. Tuesdays and Saturdays; and at Ills
Huston oIIIcb.41 Milk street, Wednesdays, Thtirs
days and Fridays. . 3?d40
UBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
The underslgned.Attorcey In fact, forthe widow
and heirs of Jacob Kell. lute of Savllle township,
deceased, will expose to public sale upon the
premises, on
Thursday, September 22d, 18S1,
at 10 o'clock A. M.. the Real Estate of said de.
cedent, situate iu Savllle iwp.. Perry county. Pa .
consist ing of the following tracts of land :
1st. THE MANSION TRACT. BOUNDED BT
lauds of Samuel Orris, David Orris, Johu Koch,
enderfer'a belrs, and others, containing
27 ACHES, 45 Perches, net measure. '
2nd. A TRACT OF WOODLAND BOUNDED
py lands of David Oirls. Samuel Orris, William
ltice, and others, couiaiulngi Acres. II Perches,
net.
3rd. A TRACT MOSTLY OFCLKABED LAND
bounded by lands formerly of Thompson Brown s
heiis. Wm. Blair. Jacob Bringman. and others
containing 13 Acres and 60 perches. These are
the Ihree tracts bought from Henry Orris.
4th. A TRACT OFCLKABED LAND.BOCGHT
from George Witmer. bounded by lands of Geo
. Shealfer, Samuel Duttteld, David Orris aud
others, containing 6 Acres. !l Perches, net.
5th A TKACT OF WOODLAND. BOUGHT
from Henry Kelt's heirs, bounded by lands of
Jacob Beismger. George Shope, Amos Kell, and
others, sontaiulng 20 Acres aud Tili Perches.
The improvements on the Mansion Tract con
slst iu part ot a
Good House and Barn i'A
and all necessary outbuildings; a good spring of
water; good fruit of various kinds; and tl
cleared laud Is In a good slate of cultivation. It Is
a desirable property. pleasantly located nithinooa
mile of Ickesburg, aud will be si Id In separate
tracts, or altogether, to suit purchasers.
TERMS. Ten per cent'of the purchase money
to be paid cosh; one half of the remainder to be
paid on 1st April. IH82. when possession will bs
given and deed delivered: and the residue t
remain in the property, and be secured by mort
gage, with Int'rest from :sc April. 12, payable
lo the widow during life, and at her decease the
principal payable to the heirs of laid decedent.
UKNKY KELL,
Aug. 2, 1881. ATTORNEY IM FACT.
yALUABLE FARM
PRIVATE SALE.
A GOOD (ARM situate In Savllle tiwrshlp.
ouennd a half miles south of Ickesbuig.
this county, containing
A.bout GO -A.cres,
Having thereon erected a
Frame House, Bank Barn,
CARPENTERSHOP. AND OTHER OUTBUI1D
lugs. A good portiou of the tract is excellent bot
tom laud aud is urder good cultivation. This
property is pleasantly located In a good neigh
borhood, convenient to churches, stores and
schools.
!. Theabove property wilt be sold at a reason
able price and on easv inrius. For further par
ticulars call at this odice. id