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REcoSsrRucTED.-The portion Of
Oil City, recently burned, rs being re-
built with more substantial and finer
buildings than those burned. Over
forty buildings are now in progress IN
the burnt district The citizens OF
this town seem to understand recon
struction much better than tho Wash.
ington Rumpors.
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AdmInIstrator,s Notice.

II ET1ERS Of administration on ths estate u
IL George Ross, late Of Pike township, Clear
Geld county, deceased. having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons having claims against the
said estate are requested TO present them pro
pcrly authenticated for settlement, and those in.
deLied 10 said estate are requested to make pay.
mcnt without delay. d. u. MoKEL.
Knox township, june 10, ls66-6t-pd.
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THE ROUSSEAU GRISSELL AFFAIR
We elsewhere notice the blow struck
at loyalty" by General Rousseau, on
Thursday last. The affair attracts
considerable attention. The corre-
spondent of the Age says:
nThe Radicals are endcavoring to
make little political capital out Of
it. Grinnell was in his seat before the
House met this morning, apparently
as we'll and uniniured as ever Gen.
Rousseau entered the Hall while the
Clerk was reading Mr. Spalding's res
olution, authorizing the appointment
OF select committee OF five members
to inquire into the particulars of the
Gaming of tho gentleman from Iowa,
(GrinnelD. The distinguished Ken
tuckian paid no attention TO it, and it
passed unanimously. The Speaker
appointed Messrs. Spalding, Raymond,
Ranks, Hogan and Moorhead as the
committee. Mr. Moorhcad, at bis own
request, was subsequently excused
from serving. There is some talk
among tho friends of Grinnell of cx-
pelling Rousseau. 1t is not improb-
ablo that q resolution for his expul-
sion will be reported from the com
mittcc."
The following proceedings were had
in Congress on Friday, and referred
to by the correspondent:
Immediately after the reading OF
the journal, Mr.. Spalding, of Ohio,
offered the following preamble and
resolution, and moved the previous
question
Whereas, 1t is alleged in the public
press that Hon. Lowell III. Rousseau
a member of the House from the State
of Kentucky, did, on the evening Of
Thursday, the 14th instant, commit
an assault upon the person Of the
Hon. b. Grinnell, a member Of the
House from the State Of Iowa, because
of words spoken in debate in the Hsusc
by the latter; and
| Whereas, Said assault, IL committed
was q breach OF the privileges of this
House and of the member assaulted
therefore,
! ReSolred, That a select committee
of five be appointed by the Speaker
to investigate the subject and to re
Iport the facts, with such resolution.
in reference thereto as in their judg
ment may be proper and necessary
for tho vindication of the privileges o.
the House and tho protection of it'
members, and that the said commit
tee have power to send for personl
and papers, and to examine witnesses
on oath
The previous question was seconded
and the resolution adopted.
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CrUDY YOUR INTERESTS.
Doors & SHOES xApE AT Low PRlc

BOOTS & SHOES xApE AT LOW PRICl
The undersigned is prepared to manuia.s
everything in his line, at the loweft figures,
will warrant his work to be as repre.sss
Give him call, at his shop on Market s.rs|
second door west Of the Post Office, and be n
do all in his power, to render abstraction. Sod
fine Cater tops, extra French calf skins al
on hand, ready 10 be finished on short notice
low prices. DANIEL CONNELLY.
APPRENTICE WAsTKD.-I will give liber
chance to boy l6 or is years Of age, to lea
the business Of Boot and Shce making, II appl
cation be made soon. d.
June 18th, is66-l yr.
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like the blessings of "Ropublican" sd-
ministration 7 Are you content 7
Patriot 4. Union.
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EOUND-The subscriber, residing in Brad
IL ford township, about FIVE weeks ago, found,
in the public road, near his barn, bag, with th.
initial letters Of al. g. NJ" thereon. The owner
can have the same by calling for it.
Juno l3, lS60-3t-pd MARX KYLER.
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borough Ordinancc.--SKc. l. Re Il enacted
I'D and ordained by the burgess AMI Town
Council Of the Borough or Clear6eld, and II Ia
hereby enacted and ordained by the authOrity st
the same That on and after the date Of this
Ordinance, no person shall erect, or cause 10 be
crested. any stable, COW shed or pig pen, on the
side or line Of any lot in tho limits Of said Bor-
ough, which said side or line is or may be fA.
cling or adjoining street; but il shall be lawful
10 erect such stable, COW shed or pig pen only
on the inner side OF line Of the lot. Sac. 2. II
shall be the duty Of the Street Commissioner to
remove cause 10 be removed any stable, COW
she'd or pig pen which may hereafter be erected
on that side or line Of any lot in the Borough,
which aid side or line is may be facing or ad-
joining q street The cost Of said removal and
twenty per centum added thereto to be paid BY
the owner or occupieo Of the lot on which such
stable. COW shed cr pig pom may have been erect
ed, TO be collected in accordance with the act Of
Assembly. SIC. 3. No person shall be allowed
10 throw or collect in pile any manurcs or coal
ashes on any street or alley within the limits Of
said Borough, and every person 80 offending,
shall be fncd for each offence in sum not less
than one dollar nor more than Eve dollars. Such
fac TO be collected as other Borough fines are BY
law collectable. Sac. 4. All manure or coal
ashes hereafter found any street or alley shall
be deemed the prorsrip Of the Borough and 1t 10
hereby made the duty Of the Street Commission
er TO take tuch manure and ceal ashes and dis
pose Of the same at public or private sale, the
proceeds Of such sail TO paid bs to the Borough
Treasurer for the use Of the Borough.
JAMES wRIGLEY, Burgssa
WV. d. DieLrR, Secy. fJune e-3t
Adopted May the 18th 1866.
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GUNsMITHING. ETC.

Il WOULD just inform the citizens Of clearhsl
I and vicinity, that have opened a shop d
aid borough. near Mr. c. Kratzer's store, for N
purpose Of manufacturing and repairing
GUNS, PISTOLS, WATCHES AMI
CLOCKS.
guarantee all my work, and expect to sscur,
my patronage by promptnen and attention I
business, and executing my work In the bei
style sf the art Give me a call and test N
capacity. JAMES ID. WIfHEROW.
June Is, is6o--tf
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A BLOW AT LOYALTY Washington,
June l4.-As Mr.. Grinnell, of Iowa,
was crossing the portico this after
noon he was ovcrtalScn by Gen. Rous-
seau, Of Kentucky, much taller and
moro athletic man, who carried in his
right hand rattan cane one-third OF
an inch in diameter. Placing his left
hand on Mr.. Grinnell's shoulders,
Rousseau hurriedly asked him why
he had not retracted his remarks OF
Monday. Mr.. Grinnell, rather aston
ished, replied that be had nothing to
say.
Rousseau then declared that he
would make him retract, and gave
him several severe blows with the
cane, right and left, in the broadsword
style, in which Brooks assaulted Sum.
ner, except that the blows fell lower,
two on the shoulders, two on the neck,
and two on the face. On the last
blow the cane was shivcred INTO frag-
ments, and Rousseau ceased his at.
tack. Meanwhile, Grinnell had en-
deavored to arrest the blows, which
were aimed at his head, receiving a
portion Of one blow on his hand.
AS Rousseau ceased, Grinncll said,
"You haven't hurt me-" Rousseau
replied, ~ didn't want to hurt you
| wanted to disgrace you," and with.
drew, followed by several of his friends
who had acted as his escort. Mr..
Grinnell is not suffering any i'll effects
from the blows which he received.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-06-20

OTTER WINE or IRON.-An exqisi,.
- impregnstion Of dry Spanish Wine, with the
activity Of calisaya Bark. and the most energetic
Of all the ferruginous salts, Citrate Of Magnetic
Cxide OF Iron. IL has vinous naver. very CRATE
ful 10 the palate, Is without ehayb beate taste ard
viii not discolor the teeth.
II ereites languid appetite. gives rest to food,
improves digestion, increases the strength, stead.
les the circulation takes Of muscular habblness,
removes the pailor Of debility, gives hrmnen aud
precision TO the action Of the nervous system.
with power to endure fatigue and resiss disease.
MAGNETIC CITRATE OF IRON Ia new and
peculiar, differing from the ordinary Soluble Ci-
trats, in containing an equivalent Of Protoxide
OF Iron, IN place Of the Ammonia. 1t Ia neutral
tastsless, without astringency, a. prompt and
energetic as the Chloride, and unlike that in
dnces no local innammaiory action or headache.
cALIsAYA BARK Ia pre-sminent among
vegetable tonics, has no equal as strengthener
or restorative, nor rival as an an,i-periodic.
Retails 10 81 aud 81 bottles, quarts and GAL
Ions fer dispensing. o. s. HuBBELI.
is7clm Arcttsesry, l4lo Chestnut a., rhIis.
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PRIMARY ELECTION.
To be- Held saturday. July "a, 1906.

PRINTERS FRR--Assembly $40. Associate
Judge As. Commissioner a.. Auditor ~. The
Cash must invariably accompany the notice 10
insure insertion.
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r@-A cruel wag turned baldhead-
ed friend into an enemy by advising
bun TO have bis bead frescoed
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(tAUTlON.-Al persons are hereby caution.
~ ed against purchasing. or in any way med
ding with one red COW, three stoves, four beds
enc hog. one table, set Of chairs, and lot Of
other household furniture left in care Of JOHN
LYONS. Brady township. subject to nv orders.
je70 u JOHN HOOVER, Jr.
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ayew advertisements.

KEAyINC ESTATE. - Mr.. CHARLES
IN ScHNARRS has no authority I, sell lands,
or rccsive moneys belonging to this estate. Per-
sons having paid him moneys will please inform
me Of the dates and amounts.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
Attorney, &c.
June 10. 1865 je70-2t I'd
GCHOOL HOUSE LETrl NC. = The
- School Directors Of Graham township will
let to build. by public outery, at Grahamten, on
Saturday, the eth day OF July next. two new
School Houses. Contracts to be given to the
lowest responsible bidders. Plans and spec6-
cations to be toen on the day Of letting. By
order Of the Board Of Directors.
Attest. c. ". KYLER,
june 70, 1906 II Secretary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-06-20

EARD. = LASH'S Improved Five Dollar
" WASHING MACHINE, is new offered
to the public as tho cheapest, simplest and
most eiicient Washing Machine IN The country.
The exclusive right for the tale Of this ma
chine In your own State or county can be secured
by applying soon at our store, 727 Market street,
Philadelphia, Pa. J. S. Lash a Co.
Also. the bert Clothes Wringer in the market.
Wholesale and retail
E8-A very liberal discount 10 country mer.
chants and dealers generally. jo.0,'
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p@Gold, in New York, on the 18th,
was quoted at 1-64.
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| DMINIsTRArnR.s NorIcE N.

A DMtNIsTRATOR's NOTICE.-Notiee
IA is hereby given that letters ofAiministra-
tion, on the estate Of Francis Pesrce, Esc., dec d.
late Of Bradford township, Clesrheld county, Pa
have this day been duly granted to the under.
signed, to whom all persons indebted to said e.
tate will please make payment. and those having
claims or demands will present them for settle
ment without delay. HANNAH PEARCB,
gogO-ot-pd Adnr'x.
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More Exposures.

In our issue of the 23d Of May, we
published statement TO tho effect
that Secretary Stanton had paid a
certain James b. Merritt,six thousand
dollars, as a witness before the Mill.
Commission, in order to convict Mrs.
Surratt, and her associates, and more
recently, this same witness was before
the Judiciary Committee of Congress,
for the purpose of establishing the
completely of Messrs. Davis, Clay
and others in the assassination plot.
AS an additional episode in this
damnable crime Of bribery and per
jury, we take from the New York
RlrdldS Washington correspondent
the following statement:
A New Yorker of the name Of Camp.
bell has just given to the world som,
queer revelations concerning the ties
timony lately adduccd by the judici
ary committee of tho House tending
TO implicate JEFF. Davis in the assas
sination plot He shows that a gross
system Of frauds and perjury has beer
rcsorted to to prove Davis and others
conspirators in tho matter, and backs
up his assertions by facts that startlC
all who are familiar with the testimo
ny. 1t seems that many Of the wit
nesses testified under assumed names
and that no such persons as the osten
sible and recorded witnesses exist. IL
addition to this, he states that tn,
party who was principal witness o.
detective in the case was asked t
proceed to New York and procur,
some corroborating evidence of hi
own statements, which he had previ
ously volunteered to furnish that h,
gave the officer who was sent will
him the slip in New York has ac
tually run away, as is supposed, t
avoid n prosecution for perjury, ant
has not been heard from by the Office
or committee for several weeks. Other
witnesses have come forward and con
fessed to having sworn falsely.
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ID roposals.-S eAled proposals will be received
by the Commissioners OF Clearfeld county.
Penn'a, at their Office, In Clearfeld, until the
3Oih day Of June nsx'. for cree ting covered
Bridge, with good stone abutnents, across the
mouth Of Andersons creek, In the Borough Of
Curwentville. Plans and specifications can be
seen at their Office or and after 9Th day Of Jrne
1896. AMOS READ, 9
CONRAD BAKER,
WIZ. S. BRADIEr, ,cl'k. c. &. WoR2ELL. :
Clearhsld May 3Oth. lS66-5t
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DEMONSTRATIONS NnIIcENoll

A DMINIsTRATOR'S NoTICE.--Yotiee
IA Is hereby given that letters of adminisira.
tion have been granted TO tie undorsi gned on
the estate Of William S. Smiley, deceased, late
OF Brady township, Clearheld county All per.
sons indebted to said estate will please make i'm
mediate payment.and those having claims against
the same will present them for settlement to the
undersigned. SARAH L. SMILEY.
Jez0-ot.pd Adm'x
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WV. ID. BieLrR, Sec'y. June e-s
Adopted May the 18th 1866.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IN Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Of Administration have this day been granted
70 the undersigned, on the Estate Of Henry N.
Brooks, deed, late Of Union tp., Centre CO., Ps.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
Estate are requested to mako immediate payment
and those having claims against the same Will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN II. BROOKS,
WILLIAM L. SHAW,
june 6, is56-ot Administrator.
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ASSEMBLY.

WI T. are authorized to announce The name Of
w DR.. J. W. Potter, Of rovingion tp. as a
candidate for Assembly, subject TO the action Of
the Democratic party, at the Primary Election.
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DIsabIcd Men, Attention WANTED, one o.

lIsabIcd Wen, Attchtlon I-Wanted, one o.
~ two men in Clesrheld county. who have
lost either an arm or leg, TO sell WadsvOrthi
water proof Arnica Healing Plaster, the best AM
cheapest Court Plaster in the market Prom 5;
to $40 per day can be made. Address, with 2;
cents for sample and full information, A. Y.
BELcHER, Box IS, Philadelphia, Pa. n. B.
All agents and peddlers would find II 10 their
interest to answer the above. April 25, GO sm.
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I,ylsh--Naoksrsl shad End Herring, 10 -
y ti.sd rtekssss at J.f. ERAr5ERf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-06

JonN B. CouGn. : THIS dintinguished
American crsios win de.:vcr his great lee
lu-e on ''Tcmperancc" 1t t,e Gcrman Thea
ire, IN "Wednesday evening, Fob. l2th. nn-
der the suspircs Of the young Mems Asso-
cisted Congress. All the hest p" ms Of q
no '6rr Of his celebrated lcci urc> have be- n
eoWdens-d Cor this occasion, and the publ"
may anticipate something truly rncy. o.
,o'he fact that al the other balls in the ci, y
are en- aged 70 Wednesday evening. ths
G.fsnan Theatre il the only one "btainablr
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local lTG&0.


For the purpose ~ sssss folly sse{lglap
tho wants Of shs public. end u osDw - ~.
vent unscrupaioss dsslers from po1n1
in6esiss and werthless goods - ~ 1s(
Coin Psxs. shalt hereafter ssLt ~ eosoe
Ar wnoLssALE esoeStins only 10 Appoiseed
and Authorised Agents, = wtQR Csrtifi
cate Of such Asc61vv,1ee 4 e - rhs
alone b suas = IN TO Noslos ts4A
that city ospnAsp., = =, s.
To my Am.s / aa'sl dyss hssssf dis
count upos lhs~ sgs,iaf = ssesas ~.
puol,e 1t - Publlshsd Sed weu knows
pricea IN. ss55rs = q F.ar,-ssss
J.-.'.is r sti.,s.~s .ssi e.s.s, be
preferred As Agsnte.
Cudasss s.d s..hs s.r Ass"Ay sillls
stated upes spplieasien. BY letter or other
wise. ! III. AZ MA
Where no Agepey i establishes. t6che
wishing 6osssH Plss ss4s ssna tony AtlFel
wh~e prompt ssrsnsioo will be given set thsir
4 CirsSl1r With sae sin,Is 0netl%sdg u
al Sizes 6ss.i Prices, viii be senlse any ONE
on receipt Of lettsrSnd postage
Address A Mosros, NJ. IS Maiden Lane,
ID Dated n. Yort, Ns,. 1. isss. alte
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-06

ssvoRrnv rms ATTENTION OF B0rn Males
AND FwnALss. who are in want Of business.
~ we'll known house Of 8. N. Ward /
Co.. Manuhesssa6e Jewellsa. l06 TBfsal-
-vay. New York, wiah 70 establish IN agency
jWsv-rJ le~n h the U. g., svd in erderthat
aihe Agent can Rave sample q exhs6ts n
their cuatoncrs, the, will send o. sample.
IN be receip, Of 81 40. . genuine God
Pm (warranted) With Silver Extension
C(se ane Pencil, together With Wholesale
Circular to Agents, and eleven certificates.
N. Sample Cessiflcais for - cents.
There u po, Agent but vhat 70, make
easily % . day. and often tin. isb5d. y 8m
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FOR Rent.

TINE CITY HOSPITAL GROUNDS CON
J prising twenty tire scres, si,uased near the
city limsits. On Lucus' street. sse "1ered Co reLa
for oisc yeaf ljsd> will be ceivesi unti, ie ~
dsv of February by the undersigned Committee
sn Public Lrou"ds. Tae rent is 10 be pAi one.
third cA.l, as.d two thirds o. he Ira day VI
5 psen,6er, with good seeusitv.
~ C. DAVIS,
GEO. y W.TTMES
"ss } 4 6EYMOuR
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. rssn sox, : = -
Bosse Isefsv FsASs 1DysS ntA6l Iss - o.
MANUAL 1tUeAOG9. ioeAo tl20k. NAB
aA0YBU - t1ssse. ahie sytjsls hsD lsos thor
NI06y tested 81 ". CnfLrbx. II See York.
- oreGs 0ssih asd esssssee Of Philadelphia,
81 kbrJa"sscs II free from I'll poisoaOus issrs
49,, snd the wSle~tM eesnposinG Il win - ~
- )he mo.t delisa1o> hsis Sad b. psnggiSSl
aye 7 =, .sS . !! ~. ~, - 1ss:Es
sevss - Lsss.-lf yoa doubt our word.
81: n g. P. Barr. q No. 50 Brsiy, ssd
.examis< Ais unsisallsd stock sfhsily gre
eeriss -ths very Be-: in psvsspssa Nsw
IL bout time. ne is clearing odt bic stock.
selling 4 ssnsjSAlsy ~ rassa ~ .
s.,..s.tt .s.tt44!S,tTSiJs, Il, -.aais a.s',
At,ine sai.er, ~ go y Child I Co., ,,s' On
Bssdv; ifsa. CANT yishss heaty 9tsi"e!
bopt, he goes to Child / Cas- % Brady 4
. tamiiy sssas say kind = sbosa. of any
log1 y manufscture, the father immsdists
~ 10 Child 1 Col, 90 Brady. II ytu
- believe what we teit 5oa, 10 and es'
1ns the stock at Child / Co. en- Brady
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Wta her <ild. ssnpsssoss. pAsiionaas hSsd
Shs tramplsd her lsve 10 the duss whsse
ehs stosd"
She vsaldn'e tavs done that Il he'd had
on an elegantly fitting suit II "aeshes made
to order - ,Rsmangtns = Oas near ths ser,
ncr Of Brady and Second.
Dos'r gessprr-lf you wish . we'll man.
ufactnsed. ~en. At,ing, end good lsskIas
VT Of ready made clothing, ct Nsea-
pkablc price. 60 to Sam. Pcrry's. on Brady
erect. lie has the largest and best stock
M town. Go and examiHc it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-06

Ta'nnsxe. party ofworkmen were IN.
gsgcd al day In trimming those fi"c shade
trees near the CO. ner Of Four. b aud Main
street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-06

TusArRscAL Ngws.-On next Monday
evcame, Fet. 18Th, The popular ihsstsical
manager. Mr. Geo. Hale. opens . season Of
Twelve nights At the Metropolitan Hsll in
I Is city. with ahe classic play Of "Lucrc.
tia Bergia." In thin drama, Mr.. ". n Ilsa
land will appear in his favosite character of
''0snarse." I" Supported BY > numsssus com
pany Of The b at acte.s sad actresses noe
in the wsst The list 10 long ore. and
comprises many eelebsiliss. From the thee.
tre> Of shs eastern cities, ws and the name
# Miss Lissic Gale. tseu Pittsburg. Mias
Ems, Johns; ftsm IsahvsIle. Miss Belle
smysh; from Chicago. ShIs Mary MeAsa,.
| niss from Ci.cianstI Miss Jsanis ,Ilcpe:
and Mr. q. B. Nvr~as; fssm st. l.sis.
NJ. R. P. Mills; from Chicaeo. Fre.l Kel
nag aaa Joha Teoksv ft,a Pitls6nse. J
". ShsRWrW; itom RarAestrs. ". {. lae-
vis; from Milwauhe~, j llodKsns; and fsom
Noetalk, Ya., G. n. McCann. a vim b.
seen q . alaaes. ~ paias q eApenae hare
| heen apatsd 10 semAer eatisu aaeialactiea to
IAhs dfihstic ratpcns of sh,a section, aad ~
rtefet n ~ 1elss the 49, sseesss sish
siseh 6iss si'fts tSthis city a~Sfs eresttd'
several y''r'ien xuosi saT
GaeAEnsAystths s.. ksnis Park lase
svenine. and large p,stisa usslsls ~ esin'
adsiAtsqeFss sTls Rssa ras wsli illumica
| I'D. ana ail ven pIeassa xiih tks susosske
=
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- 1xcsxDlAn,sx.- Last night st sbost hass
psst tsa q elssen O'cloeb, . denss smeke
was assn issuing from Alvsed Z 'vas
Paltsm's wssehs~se. snAhs essass of peffJ
'strsel. as1 ~ sl1ey between Prsas sws
SeesaA serysss. TIE alarm waa given. the
Fsss Eiae ssepany pronpuy arrived, 5aad
In . shses sims the 6amss yere ex,ins,ish-
u. The psildiPgI ~ es~Risds p =,
Nsushscaa s e.. arsis dealers, ~HSt
loss l. <Ao,Assed - 1nent 19na. <vsey lit-
II erain was lrjsseds Ths ass vas ~
dsubtcily Tie vesa sofsaas )ssBRdiaey. and
'wss kisalsd 10 tee elssesyia ths edolae. AZ
ons plses NJ saGas. .ksJ wass staNea sysy,
and q enother, largsAsls bssssd in ths
1ssrl l1sa ~ asAcs betsl psrtiissed ia
barGaAdna .misuaes lsass. - syteasivl
eseaae.afisn would havs seeusrsd. Hsw
~ saa1t Ssieds = Sa1aasGn istM%ha
|ssil1lits = Anysessy. us,sss - au1sssd
sussf - s1sa1 sneg5 uia1e6st ~ atanp
a60ou40R aiiw .s.asg 4 Vi - = hs4n ~
ssEas-s : ~ syIL-Ssdil .soas :