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DESCENT or LlsHrSINs.-It was thought by
many that the lightning must have struck some
where in the vicinity, on Thursday and such it
seems was the case.
A young lady was walking along Chestnut
street when bali Of fire came down upon the
side walk few feet in front of her, and ran
along the walk to the corner of Chestnut and
Muirson streets where it exploded with loud
report, She was so affected by the fluid as to
be unable to stand, and was partially pAralysed,
but probably the injury will not be permanent.
No damage WAS done to the walk or houses by
this singular freak of the artillery of the skies.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. ?, 1855.
SAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. afernoon as N

SAD AccIDESr.-Thursdsy afternoon, as the
wood train on the c. C. Il c. Railroad was com
ing past Berea Station, an accident occurred re-
sulting In the death of an estimable Young
Irshman of this city. An empty freight car
was standing on a side track, and as the wood
train was passing by it. the gust of wind which
accompanied the shower, struck the freight car
and carried it rapidly along in the same direc-
ton that the train was running. 1t not being
possible to st1p the train instantly, the empty
car, as it came TO the switch, ran into the fifth
car Of the train, on which three men were sit
ting; one of whom named DOmlick Joyce, was
so se"-rely cut and mangled, that he died
shortly after reaching Cleveland. The others
on the car were somewhat injured, but not Sc
nOusly.
Joyce was a steady, respectable and worthy
young man, "a or 25 years of age, who devoted
all his earnings to the support of his widowed
mother. She resides on Lighthouse street.
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RArIFIcATIoN MEETING

RATIFICATION MEETING.
UTIcA, Oct. lst
The Republicans are holding large ratification
meeting her this evening. Ward Hunt, Timothy
jenkins, Cht's, B. SedgEick and Roscoe COnklin,
are the speak ers.
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NEW GOODS.
Opening Daily at g5 Superior Street.
BEST, FREE.ME.V' s. co

- II - A1AA1EaGeAaN - w
Rich and elegant Fall Silks.
BrOeade Silks, in black and colors.
FOulard Silks, in blue brown and black
Valencias. POul de Cheve
Toll de Chene. RistOri.
French MerinOs, in all cOlOrs,
Plaid and Striped MerinOs.
Bayadere and figured Merinoes.
Plain and Str Grenobles.
All WOel Delaines and Cashmeres.
Mouselin and Persian Delaines.
French, English and American Prints.
BRocBs
STELLA.
WOOL.
MANTTLLA
SHAWLS,
Also large stock of BROCHE, STELLA and
CHENILLE SCARF,
JUST OPENED.
sepIG BEST, FREEMAN & co,
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Indigestion, Liver Complaints, andI
their CuFe.

HOLLOwAY'S PILLS quickly remove ObnoziOus nat
ter the blood and thorOughy cleanse and
the system These Pills remedy diseases
No 50 Maiden Lane. New York aud No "a Strand Lon
don and b. al Druggists at . cts C2 els and slO per
hOv. seug7 R20
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NEWS FROM THE WEST.

LEAvENvoRTH, Sept %.
-Four companies Of the lst cayelTy, under the
command of Maj Sedgwick, arrived from the Che
yepne expedition Yesterday The sixth infantry
was passed at Soda Springs one hundred and thirty
four miles west Of Bndger, Aug. 3lst, making good
progress
The Delaware Indians held council on their re-
serve Aug. 25th, to consider the pracucaDhlty OF
an abandonment Of their tribe, aud adopting the
customs of the whites and becoming citizens OF the
United States
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4, The ereRasss Of hs vibrafiOH Of the string
However sO9e sIng may BE- it win produce until
To Ovbr4s evenly the string should have distinct
side lsse diagram III motion Of The string Is %
reeeds from the hammer In the H. ID Co piano
IaOtiOais np, dOwn-up. dOwn-adh.faReu
The second Of the string ia an Other akss eauno h
return in direct line. for the following an
article Of any substance forms an elbow angle and
Now is universally known that the tighter string
sns re uneveniy drawn and It's lower two sides or ee.
Of se tssSdss are struck By The hammer and The string for
its course b. being peeepbi drawn towards the
ETafteT becomes TofGr and svery tine II comes around 70
t contracted side. IL receives dead irony esag
eA which another eAuse Of the Of the
old kind Of pi am.
5, The Of one.
This the result Of tie fourth atnrs itbeing unvsrsall
conceded fact that al tone Is producsd by pTa51 and "a
tiss5ess' her5rlfiOr. tie eusuer the t0Ae
G, The strength Of string,
IN reason why strings break in the common piano
and Why they Invariably break at the elbow brdgpn is.
gram the sts that art against the irOn pin. becomes
string 5ea-s "a sios Sia1 Now II tss vfois Tsin oa he
string Of pisno will average ffy pounds the (which
By parts the string then pOln likely 70 break
a ne SssT eSs any one part ss 2, ne string o3eAs5 % Of
be o snap twain ., any ehsnEe IN the weather and esp
will warp and spns every sh of the atmosphere The
philosophy simply this ts ii Wsoe o. string Be tl4rEs
BY asserting that twice is nOe Ia 20 two, that twice
does not make i0ur.
7, The great length Of time skieh NE Instrument
mains IN tame.
This Is the 9Th fsatuIs nasmueh q string
sssS By sAi9g And Il viii rsady b that string
four length bears strain Of 70 h1nded pounds equal
all parts Il viii nAtien thanl as quick half
y -1g bearing the strain
= philosophy OF the fOreg1ne bets are 90 stri-
Iae 5r9tn A. the questor ofsn asked, why do
ing ena lolelPs ~ - - ,ba fret and Straight srng
hat one resSon II Is seCud BY patent for Eheh
dollars have already offered but sheh 70
@ - 1--irss A. Meszrs Hale Davis Co. prefer 70 sup
~ tbe pubic with iaa rather taAn 70 ASSIST
otasrs do IT, even at any prce n. - rs.,o Z. . =,
TIE foregoing plan Of the Halet DAVIS 20 Lle1o =
simple. lueid and uHanswerahe tiat VII " 80
plano 70 any one Wh0 VII 'siu'' osSIxN E DODGE
Cleveland. August 6. Is5S
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5ptfiaI NCttfes.

~ For Gas Fixtures and Fi,tiag-Appl,
Fe9g Basuorfl s Co., lOs and lO7 Superior sfreef.
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WHITMAN. -STANDART 4 I CO. : 5094-
G0nlational.

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
IA embracing all the elements OF sod and useful I'd
ucation will be opened IN the Sunday School Room the
Trinity Church. street. the of Sep
tember under the of the Misses VARIAN and the
the School
Appcatnns for admission 10 be made School Room
! any time duuus the of the School term.
A Prospectus, setting forth Terms. &c be had aD-
pon TO the Rector to either Of the Rev gentlemen,
rlsItJrs OF the School. DR. CLAXION,
,DR. BOLLES.
Gu3 DIN lss REv L. CARTER.
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"TO SMOKERS & CHEWERs.T

No geneman snouu mlngI3 m the s0cleT Of Iadles with
his teeth discolOre and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, .FON
rAlNES CREAM Oh WILD FLOWERS is one Of the
mosf efectual denfuoes in II whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums, and impzs the BREATH osl
offensive, agreeable fragrance
FOR SHAVING.-Its uch afher penstrates and softens
the beard prevents irritation and renders the operation
easT and agreeable. r G. FONTAINE Co. 3O5 Broad
way, and No. G AstOr House. New YORK. Sold By al,
. sepI5
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11bpsitiarls & 5ur9rOns.
J. N. JOHNSON, N. D.

onee l65 Sarwers Block Superior Street. Corner Sci
81 Residence No. III Pittsburgh 81, Cleveland,
febls;dly
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All Kinds Musical instruments constantly On 1a"h"
dFuni
Piano)
d1n md So
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ROUSE \ JENNINGS,
- superior 81.
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il KINSMAN ST House and lJJ- Good house aud
very large corner ot vita Frut and shade Trees, shoTt
dlsice Perry 81 E1change ioT - TO -
the city. tar I'm IN tins county, 81 90
NALu ABLE LAND IN WISCONSIN -2l0 acres ,
miles f1In Purt Washington Lake Michigan Mil
waukoe- Heavy timber land, with excellent soil VIII
errhauEe 4 good farm the city.
PAULDING COU NTH.-9au "a miles frum the
C1unly seat b. road. ; miles from r. R. station,
good land. with valuable timber EHchange for small
farm near the city.
DETROIT ST-Near P.arl, % feet front with good
2stoy fame Building exchange for desirable Western
lands
HAMILTON ST.-Two lous.s and lots to exchange iOr
/ 4 small farm.
30 ACRES, miles frUm Fort Wayne
fs ACRES. II miles Irum Detroit
- ACRES. mile from New Lisbon, County Seat Of
Juneau Co, Wis
VIII exchange all for improved property in near
this city.
FIVE ACRES-Four miles from the city, with small
house god soi sandy ioam and spring OF wafer Sl0
on LAKE SHORE-lO miles west OF the eiiy-eighty-
four el Acres, with small house and orchard and
Of timber. To- 1change Tor house and Ot-One on Nes
OLSiSTEO FALLS-House and barn with lot Of one
/ half acre. ROUSE = JENNINGS,
i Superior treet.
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]. B. Barnes & Co, PTOpTietOTs Of the Cle7

o. ID DaiAes q w. Aiopiteeois oi tue OieNe
All Plumbing Works, AiwsieT Block prepared
Eith arge force of experienced N0Tkmen doing every
escrD toa OF Pu ubins the most thorough mannsr
he scientific plans reasonable terms and On sheft
z0tcs. Izrge Fountains OF erent STYLES and
izss, Bathing Tubs Of and wood, lined with
ianedcopper, steam helter lead and galvanized iron
Ipes Leather and India Rubber Hose descupiuO
Brass and Plated Cocks including the Paten Selclos
Cocks recently introduced Wash BOwls and all kinds
work warranted. m2s-dEwu
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For sale. Wholesals and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE.
No % Saperor street. Cleveland, WhO viii supply the
. Annie de Femme Al the ProFnsioE's pnoes.
aulO dSwly6
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EVANS AND STEPHENSON.

In the English life of Stephenson, the great
railroad protector, it is claimed that he was
the first ooe who brought forward the idea,
in q practical form, of the locomotive, and
first to see that great speed could be attained
by steam carriages. But so early as 1857,
Oliver Evans, of Pennsylvania, obtained a
patent for q locomotive er gine from the State
Of MARYLAND. The Penney ~lvania Legislature,
to whom be applied at the same time, thought
him mad when be proposed to apply bis
steam engine to a boat and wagon. 10 1913
he published O curious book in reply to some
attacks upon his mill improvements, in which
he makes some bold predictions in regard to
railroads, asserting that the time will come
when "a carriage willses M from Washington
in the morning, the passengers will breakfast at
Baltimore, dine at Philadelphia, and sup in
New York the same day"
He goes op to chow how 'two sets OF rail
ways will be laid" in order that the garages
NAV pass each other in different direetiuns
and travel by night as we'll as by day" He
claimed to get . epeed Of fifteen to. twenty
miles On hour, and his plans are marvellously
similar to those afterwards adopted ty Steph-
euson. As the latter never saw these, 1t is Do
detraction from the English inventors great
merit to mention the fact. Some OF Evans,
predictions are curious. He must have start.
cd the old fcgies Of his day Ivy sayirg,
"wbep wagons, driven by stesm shall trans
port passer gers and the products of the TO-
terror with great dispatch to maritime markets,
who can conceive the great rise in the valoe
of every mans land throughout the whole
Western country, and especially to those
adjacent to ~uavigable watersf Who can form
sny conception Of the vast benefits that must
accruei The millious of dollars, could they
beapereested, would sstonisb the calculator"
How people stared no doubt at the supposed
~lunstic! In 1903 Evnns was exhibiting a
s~tesrn-engine Of his invention which was ed
gagged 10 cutting stone, to q large crowd OF
spscta tors. Among these was q former chair
mao Of q committee in the Legislature which
had reported, 10 17S6, against g'antirs him
q patent for u locomotive engine. Evans ad'
dressed him, aud said, amorg other remarks,
III you bad granted me the exclusive right
for twenty five years it 1.-THE er g'ne) might
have been driving wagons. boats, and ulils
many years ego" The reply was, Ito tell
the truth. Mr. Evsus, We thought you were
deraoged when you spoke Of making steam
wagons" , l.ra. -
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THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81 1898
VICTIMS OF THE "FOoL KILLER"

av.v down about Milton, n C., a certain
individual, yclspt "Jesse Holmes" has constl'
,nted himself Q vigilance committee oi one.
Armed with Q huge club, he traverses the
country in quest of syil-doers and silly pee
ple. and when be meets with persons of eth
or clsss, he s'msuls" them severely with his
club. II is believed, however. that uncle
Jesse" 10 q myth, aud that the accounts of
his exploits, a. Published 10 the Milton Cbron-
icle, are mere contributions to that Journal by
some Discerning writer, who makes use OF
type and ink to ~criGcise the follies and wees
Of his neighbours. Among the sinners ara
stupids against whom bis vatlclnstlons are
directed. we may enamerate the ioi,o"ine'
copied from another quarter, but still very
applicable as q partial category OF the "'o''
killers victims:"
A mao striving from mere vanity to MAKE
. name, aud fancyiog that be Is maze OF un'
ferent materials from his fellow creatures
and that be does them a favor by h'ing
among them, and who does not care by what
means be rises, 80 that be does rise.
A man in business intent only on making
money, a. though that were the only ti'ns
worth living for, and not caring what "rouss
NAV be carried on 10 bis establishment nor
how his customers may be tricked' 80 he"0A0'
q profit. ..>os,
partner for life merely because she mas a pref
ty face, dances we'll, or sings nice songs OF
plays uimbly upon the piano, and never ask
ing whether she can make a shirt or roast u
leg of mutton, OF whether she can MAKE a
home happy.
A man freouenting the bar ROOM. or the
tsvero p%srlor, night after night, (wh'le ms
wife sits at home, perhaps dsrping his stock
ines or making q trock for the little one ou'
of an old GOWN bent on bis W selfish graf
i6catiou, as though he had any more hight 10
be wasting time or money than his vile has;
A boy st school looking upon learning and
knowledge as something Invented Tor his tor
ment, and forgetting that youth is the only
seed time, and that parents frequently have
70 make great sacrifices to give their children
40 education. .
A man trying to make himself believe that
he may indulge in certain secret sins and
vices. If the world does not know OF them;
that 30 long as he can make people believe DC
is good and virtuous, be may hug private
wiokedness to bis heart.
Somebody in a house, where the servants
have q kept down look, whisper ugly things OF
their master and mistress, aud are stiDted tor
food or recreation; where the children look
timid add unhappy, never laughing the mer-
~ laughs of childhood: and where the sun
shine seems less bright than elsewhere.
A man who refuses to do a good turn when
the opportunity comes 10 his way, not speak
ing a good word for bis friend when his
friend needs it, thinking very much more
about his convenience and what the world
will say, than Of what conscience commands.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR EARTHQUAKES
Enclose the money 10 our address Tor the
Tickets ordered, on receipt OF which they Will
be forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers can have Tickets ending In any
figure they may designate.
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be
sent 10 purchasersimmediately after the drawing
u Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and give their Post Ofhca, County,
and State. ,
IL Remember thatevery prize is drawn, and
pavable in full without deduction.
IL Ali prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid i'm
mediately after the drawing-other prizes atthe
usual time ofthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to
S. SWAN Il CO., Augusta, Ga.
II Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala,
or Atlanta, Ga, can have their orders filled, and
save time. by addressing S. SWAN Il CO., at
either OF those cities.
cy A list of the numbers that are drawn
from the wheel, with the amount Of the prize
that each one is entitled to, will be published
alter every drawing, in the following papers
Augusta, Georgia. Constitutionaiist New
Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lntelllgen'
Ger, New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah
Georgian, Richmond Dispatch, New York Dis
patch. Paulding Miss Clarion, and Little Rock
(Ark True Democrat. aug Z7-dtd
~. rx,r,rrS EnR SEprEMRER.
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LOTTERY ADvERTISEMENTs.
SWAN d. cos LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT!
SWAN & co. CONTINUE TO DRAW AS
USUAL. WITHOUT INTERRUPTION.

SWAN & co CONTINUE TO DRAW AS
USUAL, WITHOUT INTERRUPTION.
CWAN & cos Lotteries are legal, and au'
y thorized by the State of Georgia! Inc
late attempt to injure our firm has sho"n iha'
our Lotteries are drawn fairly! That our Prizes
are paid punctually- and that our schemes are
more liberal than any other Lottery in the
world! .
The following Scheme will be drawn by S
SWAN & CO., Managers OF the SPARTA AcAp
EM1 LOTTERY, in each OF their Single Number
Lotteries tor September, 1898, at AUGUSTA, va
in public. under the superintendent OF Commis
sioIers. ..o
Class 81, draws Saturday, September a, 1898
Class 80, draws Saturday. September II, iSoe
Glass 80, draws Saturday, September Is 1913
Glass "a, draws Saturday, September 70, 1900
On THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$1,000 TICKETS.
5,4S5 Prize,!-Nedriy one Prize TO erery y l1cHets
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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COUTHERN PROTECTION INSrR.yrv
COMPANY, Al ALEXANDRIA, "
CAPITAL OVER sIJo Unn

y ~CDNSIANIIl lNiHLN>.N,
The charter OF tins COMPANY oHag, p9-. .
vorabIe advantages to the farmer and o,,,
than any other company caar,e!4! TO- rhr ~.
by i~nsuring with or without a premium ro..
If the applicant prefer, he canpay rar.u. aTg.,.
OF the premium in cash, or by r~ler'.ry 4 r.
insurance for two years, the insure! ave, o.
eighth of the amount he would o'aprwi,a lsg.
TO pay: or by becoming 4 member. aal giy,r,,
small premium note. the insured ,ag-, lea.
one half OF the amount charged bv>Iock Conn
MES, when insurIng from year " ,rar. I.,,
the advantage resulting from he coudiae',r d,
THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE
This company commenced issuing Police.
against loss or damage by tire, OF ;r is-l OF,
March, 1884, since which time over I've i-a.
sand seven hundred persons nave iH,Irriai ,.,.
come members OF the Company. and over '..rg
thousand dollars have been paid tor Ios.e.-
Having trebled our business during Tie pa,
year, we feel grateful Tor the liberal pa'n.ls.
bestowed upon the Company thus tar. aut ,o,f,
tiattering prospects OF future usefulness. I.s
Directors hope and believe that By pr1!els
caution and a rigid system Of economy .L-g
will establish for this Company a ralg-l..r
for c~heapness and safety, not surpassed by ay
Company in the u. States.
All differences in settlement oi losses. wavh
determined by three dlslntereSted arnrTa,on o.
the County where such loss happened 20 BE- ~.
tually chosen by the insured and the CorPgI
n \ ~ 4 a n Al u =.
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OTlCE.-The senior partner having with,
drawn from the firm OF JAMES GREEN
4 SONS, our future business Will De conducted
under the name and style of GREEN d bRo,
Who have now on hand for sale, and Will con,
tinue to manufacture, at the old s'and, corner Oh
Prince and Fairfax streets. a general assortment
of the most modern and antique fURNlluhE
FEATHER BEDS, HAIR. and sHuCh MAI
TRESSES, &c, and every other article en-
braced in our line of business. We hope by the
aid of the most modern machinery ana Tue
many convenience which our MANDATORY ID
provided with, to be able TO make 1t the interest,"
of those wanting anything in our line, TO give
US q call. JOHN w. GkEEN,
ap30d 5. A. IkEEN.