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8 THE TIMES, NEW BLOOM FIELD, MARCH 1, 1871). A Terrible Struggle. This world full of Inolilonts of trouble, danger nod death, but none lire more striking in their dotall of horror than those which are associated with jealousy, tlmt most uncontrollable of all passlona. Hero is an Incident which actually, occurred along the track of the Pennsylvania railroad, near Forster street, in front of the open lot of that vicinity. A man and hls wife had had a serious difficulty owing to his disposition to pass bis time In company into which no married fman ought to go.

A week ago the woman shadowed him, and discovering bis baunt of lllioit pleasure, ran him down and Confronted bim in bis lawless and faithless career. While they were on their return home, and when passing aloug at the point we indicate above, they quarreled furiously, the woman bitterly reproaching ber truant husband, and the wicked wretch retorting with charges in kind, he suddenly beoame transported with rage, seized her by the throat, and attempted to shove tier under a freight train then thundering by. The woman fought with a desperation that was increased la fury as she thought of ber ill treatment, grasping bor murderously inclined husband around the body aud declaring that if he should throw her under the train she would drag bim with her. It was a sceno of horror and intense agony for the poor wife. Her husband was made demoniao by guilt and drink, aud for a moment seemed bent on big desperate purpose, but the wild struggles of his horrified wife, and his cowardly heart shrinking from sharing the death which she held bim with cool resolution to meet, deterred bim from his act, and the train passed on.

The ruffian then turned on his wife and began to beat her with renewed fury, rolling her in the snow, dragging ber over the ice and trnmpling upon her, when the approach of a put an end to the fracas. As the womau described the terror of the scene to ber friends it must have been one of the most terrible through which any woman ever passed, and can well be related as one of the many incident of horror which are coupled with the jealousy of a desperate woman and a guilty man, Jlairiaburg Telegraph, Vagon and Coffin Upset. Saturday a week while an apprentice boy of Mr. Henry Everhart, undertaker, of Manchester borough was on bis way with a coffin in a wagon, from that town to Wbite'B ferry, on the Susquehanna, be undertook to go along a back road; some parties met him and warned him that the road was very icy, and almost if not totally impassable. The boy, however, persisted, and undertook the difficult passage.

The road passes along the side of the river bills, and slopes off very suddeuly at places, and has a descent to valleys of some feet. There was a man with the boy, and both got out of the wagon, one leading 1 the horse, and the othor tried to keep the wagon on the road. As they continued their course beame every moment more perilous, and finally the hoi Be and wagon slipped from the road, and they were compelled to, (et go, so as to save themselves; the horse wagon and coffin went sliding over the icy declivity. In the descent the animal lost a pair of shoes. Strange to say, neither the wagon nor coffin were injured.

After the Arrival of the above at the bottom, they hastened after them and adjusted affairs. Another horse was procured and they continued upon their mission. York Democrat. Mr. John Steward, a farmer resid ing on Sugar run, Blair county, while walking behind bis wagon was startled by the sharp repot of a rifle and the stinging sensation of the ball that grazed his forehead.

From the ascending smoke he discovered the assassin was concealed in a thicket near the road. He made no mention of the attack on his life, but since has found a notice on bis fence stating that the next ball would be sent with better a.ra and into his bead. As he is a Christian man who desires to barm no person, be is at a loss to know the reason bis life i i to be taken. The decline in rents in aud about London, is a feature of bard times that is attracting considerable attention, and shows that not only has there been a fancy price to property there for years, but that prices have been more fictictious there than with us. From the London "Times" wo loarn that in the suburbs, attractive twelve-room bouses, with coach-bouse and out-bouses for sen-ants, may be bad thoroughly furnished for 140 about" This is cheaper than such property can be rented near any city in the United tW 'Do hogs pay?" asks an agricultural correspondent.

We know of some that don't. They subscribe for paper, rend it for a few years for nothing und then heud it back to the publishers, with the inscription, "refused." Such bogs as that nobody if they can help it. tyPoliticivl disturbauoes have broken out again in Lincoln county. New Mexico. II.

Chapman, a lawyer, was shot dead at tb9 court-bouse on the 10 lb i ust. A Well, Spouting Fire and Brine. A portion of the milt business Is likely to be diverted from Syracuse. For some time a company lias been engnged in sinking a salt well at Leltoy. A Itoclicster writer says: There were no decided results until Tuesday afternoon, but the demonstration was lively enough then, and for a few moments the frightened workmen were under the impression that their drill hnd pierced the infernal regions.

Shortly after 12 o'clock the depth of 450 feet was reached wheu gas appeared im moderate quantities, but gradually the supply Increased and at '2 o'clock it came out with such a rush tlmt It was Ignited by the fire In a coal stove, ten feel distant from the mouth of the well. The house in which the men were working was Instantly filled with flumes and they barely escaped with their In a few seconds the woodwork caught fire and the destruction seemed Inevitable, but the gas was followed by a rush of water which rose to a height of fifty feet In the nir, quickly extinguishing the flames. Then followed alternate floods of gas and Jets of water, each one holding its own for about a minute and a half before it gave up to the other. The water hnd a strong sulphurid taste at first, with a slight appearance of salt, nnd as the supply of gas commenced to diminish, the How of water Increased. By degrees the water became lees sulphurous and more thickly impregnated with salt, until at half-past five o'clock it was strong brine, epoutlng to a height of seventy feet.

Steadily increasing, at half past seven o'clock it reached nn altitude of one hundred and ten feet, which it held. The bore of the well is eight Inches, nnd the casing taking up about an inch, leaveB an opening of seven inches in diameter from which the solid stream Is thrown high In the air. At the latest reports the field in which the well Is located was Hooded with brine. Maine News. Hop Bitters, which are advertised in our columns, are a sure cure for ague, biliousness aud kidney complaints.

Those who use them say they cannot be too highly recommended. Those affilct-. ed should give them a fair trial, and will become thereby enthusiastic in the praise of their curative qualities. Port-land Ad. 10 0 RGANS AND PIANOS.

THE subscribers notify the public that they are agent rorl.OKINQ HLAKE'8 Celebrated Palace Organs, Manufactured at Worcester, Mass. Also, dealers in Organs of various make, I'l-anos, of several well-known Manufacturers, Sheet Music, Persons wanting an Instrument of any make are requested to call on or to address, S. W. B1XLER Feb. 11, 1879.

Centre, Fa. KANSAS. All about Its soil, climate. Its settled and Its vHi'Aiit himls.Us fitrmsand farmers can be learned in the KANSAS FARMER, an eight page weekly paper, 10 years old. Correspondents In every county, Bent lo any address is weeks tor oucis.

Postage stamps taken as money. Aauress, ill u-SON KWlhU, Topeka, Kansas. I learned more about Kansas from your paper that I can relv upon from all other sources. It. 11.

Kvans. Columbia It gives lust what those of tin wanting to move west want to know Saifnel Chester, Orange inw York. Has a large corps ot able contributors, Osage Biiait." The best agricultural paper In the western ouiitry. spri ng ill rrngress. It Is a valuable paper.

Atchison lllsahlv editrd. "Sntrlt of Kausas." A fearless outspoken Journal. "Lawrence Journal." Our Kansas friends should feel much pride In the high character of their Stale Agricultural paper. Nat ional l.lve Stock Journal." II has quickly taken a high place among agricultural tmirnals. New York Tribune." A worthy lepresentatlve of the great West.

riniancipiiia nacuuai farmer." RATIONAL HOTEL. COUTLANIVr STEF1', (Near Broadway.) NEWYOHK. Proprietor. OX THE EUROPEAN' PLAN, i Up resiauraui-. our imu muni num iini.

are unsurpassed for cheapness and eirellmice of service. Itooms 0 cents, til per day. to 10 per week. Convenient to all lerriesaud city railroads. NEW FURNITURE.

EV MANAGEMENT. 41y WE CALL ATTENTION TO New A-ri'ival of Groocls, Suited to the wants of the trade for this season. Here are some of the articles to which your attention is invited The prettiest llnef Prints ever offered In this county at from live to six cents per yard. F. MORTIMER.

The handsomest assortment ot Rhlrtlng Stripes and Cheviots that we ever had, can now be seen at my store. V. MORTIMER. A spleudld stock of Uottonades and Casslmers are now open and for sale by F. MORTIMER.

An assortment of Hamburg Edgings and En- sertlngs, white and colored, for sale by F. MORTIMER. Carpels, Oil Cloths and Wall Paper in a great variety. Is now selling at cost by V. MORTIMER.

HATS for men and bojs at r) 75 1.2T, tl.to and F. MoRTiMrn. TAKE NOTICE. NEW PENSION LAW. All Pensions, by Law, begin back at date of Dlscharce or Death of Bold er.

(I refected cases re opened. The undersigned has had 10 years' experience In proecutlng Pension claims. All persons believing themselves entitled to Pensions, please call on or address. 1.E.W19 rur I KK, New Bluomfteld, Feb. 11, 1S79.

Perry Pa. NEW PENSION LAW. All jienslons by new law, begin back at day of discharge. Rejected cases also re opened. Pensioners and ap plicants, senu two stamps ior new law, uuiiiks anu instructions 10 si N.

W. TEACHERS WANTED month, during the Spring and Bummer. For full particulars address. .1. II.

M'L'l Itl) Phil. adelphla. Pa. 7(14 mPUTUFRIA uii II I HkiuriBa Johnson's Anodvnn l.lnltnnnf. will nnltlvnlv prevent this terrible disease, and will oositivelv cure nine cases in ten.

Information that will save many lives free by mall. Don't delaya mo. ment. Prevention ts better than cure. Sold everywhere.

I. B. JOHNTON llangor, Maine. 7d4w mnsBiMiiiMwamwjiBJiiwi And All Disorders ot the TIIROAT LUNGS PERMANENTLY CURED. DR.

A BLOCUM'S, GREAT REMEDY PSYCHINE" taken in conjunction with his COMPOUND EMULSION OF PURE COD LIVER OIL and hypoposhltes of LIME AND SODA. A FREE BOTTLE of each preparation sent by express to each BiilTerlng applicant seudlng their name, P. and Express to Dr. T. A.

Slouum, 1S1 Pearl Btret, N. Y. 7 4t BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER. rimra Is no doubt about the great suoe-1 Srlorltyof tliis article over common porous plasters and other external remedies, such as liniments, electrical appliances. Ask Sphsicansm your own locaiuy aoouiii.

is unnflei'ftll. I Bold by all Druggists, rnce ononis, su 41 1 HOW TO QIT THIM iltlMbert part 0 IK IUI. A.000,000 kivi for tsie. lr n-e eny L-f Kuu ilumm ttin Tfl Cinnn Invested In Wall Street III $IUUU htiH'ks makes fortunes every month. Book sent lr explaining everything.

Address, BAXTER Bankers. 17 Wall New York. Sd.t "PROTRUDING TOES. PAKENTB, you need 110 longer throw away your Children's Shoes before they are half worn, oil account of Holes through the Toes. Kither tlio SILVEB "Or A.

S. T. Co." Hdit BLACK TIP Will lYeveut This. Ask forthee Bhoes when buyiutf CONSUMTION A lot of new Mackerol In Quarter Barrels, are now for sale atlow prices by F. MORTIMER.

A line of Sugars and Hyrups that will please you, and the best N. O. Molasses that ever was seen can be had of F. MORTIMER. Prunes, Raisins, Canned Vegetables, Canned Peaches.

etc sale by F. MORTIMER. An assortment of Spokes, Felloes, Hubs. on hand and for sate by F. MORTIM ER.

Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Bteel, of all styles on band and for sale at low prices by F. MORTIMER. SHOES for men, women and children. We have ladies shoe, good style for $1,00 and 81.25. best button shoes made 12,10.

F. Mortimbii. DU1JL1C SALE 1 OF VALVAR LB Personal Property. THE subscriber will sell at his residence, two miles soutneast in Lanuisuurg, ana one nine soutu oi iue isan, on WEDNESDAY, MACIM nth, The following described Personal Property: TIIltKK HOUSES, from 4 to 8 years old. 3 MILCH COWS, 10 Head of Young Cattle, 6, are 2 and 3 year old Steers, 14 SIIOTES, ONE BROOD SOW, TWO GOOD WAGONS, One a four-horse Wagon.

3 Inch tread, and 1 a spring wagon with Top, entirely new, OXB NEW FRAMED WAOOIT SEV, 0'E KEW PLANK ROLLER, 1 Horse Rake. 1 Corn Planter. New Hav Lad ders, Long Plows, Shovel Plows, Harrows 2 Bets ot Breeclibands. 2 Bets ot Front Gears, 4 Bets of Plow Gears, Collars, Bridles, Halters, iog Chains, Fifth Chains, Cow Chains, Breast and itutt Chains, 2 Mowing tiytues, 2 urain urauies, i arm Hen. Aisoaioioi HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Such as Beadsteads.

Trundle Bed, 1 Safe, lLog Chain. 2 Rocking Chairs, Tables, Chests, 1 Ten-plate Btove, 1 Cook Btnve, 1 Bpinnliig Wheel 1 Reel a lot of Dishes. Tinware. Tuba. Meat Ves sels, Churn, 2 Barrels of Vinegar, a lot of Meat oy lite pounu anu many outer articles too numer ous 10 mention.

43rSale to commence at 10 o'clock A.M., of laid day, when terms wiu tie made Known oy W. H. DUNKELBEROKR. February 11, 1879. pUBLIC SALE -OK- PERSONAL PROPERTY.

THK subscriber will sell at Public Bale, on the farm of Johu Hweger, about IS miles from Hliwr- luansuaie, on ine roaa leaaing 10 uioomnetu, ON TUESDAY, MARCU 11, 1879, The following described Personal Property I liooa mare b-Yeara 11 1 (work any place). 1 Good Family Horse, 5-Years Old, 1 Pair of Heavy Mules, (Good Leaders). TWO GOOD COLTS, (1 Rising 3 Years Old, and the other 2 Years,) (2 Fresh, and the other Fresh about me lime oi 1 2-Ytar-Old Bull, 5 Head of Young Cattle, gf TWO GOOD BHOTES. TWO WAGONS, (One a 3-inch Tread, good as Kew, 1 Two-Horse Wagou, 1 Two-lIoinoSnrluir Wagon, 1 Good Sleigh, 1 GOOD BUCKEYE MOWER, Only run one seasou. iijtrrntvd Cultivators.

Wairon Bed. Hav- Ladders, Corn-Fork, a variety of Horsot tears, 1 Riding Saddle, Halters, Uridles.and many oth er articles. 3.Sale to commence at 10 A. of said day. A credit of 10 mouths will be given.

JOHN O.BHEARKR. IIIsl mum) THREE REA Why we can Sell Than any Other Store IN Newport FIRST, We Manufacture Our Own Goods! SECOND, We have Cheaper lients than Ever THIRD, We have in Consequence Less- Expenses We are now located at our New Room, EBY'S NEW BUILDING-, Opposite Candy Call and see us for BARGAINS! NEWPORT, PA. WAR! WAR! VKEAT EXC1TEMEXT IX LIVERPOOL. EVERY PERSON THINKS ITS AWFUL. A PROCLAMATION Go to Cheap Sam's Store And yon see 4 pounds Brown Sugar for 26 cents.

HnfLflfAd CtolTnA down to 12 eents ner nouud. aimI other goods down CHEAPER THAN WAtv EVER HfOWN. i naoaiDg you ior pasv lavurs, wuum irttpwi-fully ask you patronage In the future. Very Respectfully, S. M.

SIIULER, Liverpool, Perry County, Penna, nMiJmM.WlarPwi)tolMtTC It JJJ that letters of administration on the esntie nr lolih Koose. late of New Uloomlield. Perry county, deceased, have been granted to tlin undersigneu. All persons Indebted to said estate are-requested to make Immediate payment and those navtUK present them duly authenticated for settlement. c.

jiimux, Aaministraior. January 14, 1679. DEAR SIR: If you are In want ot anything lu the way of GUNS, KIFLES, KETOLTERS PISTOIS, Ammunition, dun Material. Fishing Tackle, or any other FINE sroKi im. iuiiiM piea.se wruo for lny Large Illustrated Catalogue aud Prli- List Willi II 1 mail rnr.H.

iriny, junn-hTON'tt Ureal Wesleru (inn Works, Pittsburgh. Pa. Who received wounds or Injuries during the late war, even if but Bbghtly disabled, can now obtains pensions bark from day ot discharge under new pensiou law. Rejected eases also re-opened. Send stamp for particulars.

W. C. BERRINOER Box Mn.t, Pittsburgh, Pa. Oldest Claim Agency in the 8tW. 7w CLOTHING SGHWARTZ mmun.