davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NOTICE
~ TO THE CREDITORS OF WILLIAM
KINNEY, Deceased.
In obedience to decree of the Circuit
Court for Augusta county, rendered on Nov. 10,
1867, in the cause of Kinney's Administrator vs..
Kinney and others those creditors of the late VIM.
Kinney who have not already reported and proved
their respective claims, are notified to present
their claims to the undersigned at his Office in
Stanton on or before WEDNESDAY, the 9th of
NAY next and they are hereby warned ''that
unless SO they do the court will exclude them
from all participation in the assets of the estate"
JOSEPH a. WADDELL,
april 2q-4t Commissioner.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-13
OMMISsIONER'S NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
To THE CnEpfroRs OF john BECK, pEcp
In obedience to decree Of the Circuit Court for
Augusta County. in the cause Of Beck al vs.
Beck's infants, &C., notice is hereby given to the
creditors Of John Beck, DECD, to present their
claims TO ne, at my office in Staunton, on or be-
fore Monday, the 8th day Of June next
JOS. A. WADDELL,
may 81 Commissioner.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-13

TNTERESTING TO FEMININE LOVING
i Swain and Tender Maybe. Infallihle Match
Maker. Green Willow Prom enade, Warraptea
Parson Sticking Plaster Photograph Albums, in
large quantities. just received among them the
Indestructihie Parent Hinge Back Album. Prices
less than heretofore.
may eff 6. nIRSH / co.
s est RECEIVED : -Hmokeu -halibut and. Dried
a Goldfish. CLEVELAND Il RHARS.
srszresr rgs -
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-13


" ~ -. rules nc'o IN tae olerk
o"cs VI, Inc county court Tor augusta
county, = .ns n IN gay 81 Wy. leoo.
= 4 =, u; DlacHNsA ana Marina ~ ms wife,
".s. .J asA1 S"'aei O. N4incS--ri' Ms
AGAINST
lawn Mines nS!s'io Nines' george ouicK ana
way ms wis., anu vonn ~ Mancy y, Fin-
f.nts NV W;l1;o.a R,,.na.. .La;r G H. AZ
an Defts I'D Ktem.
~ cg4yrFpy
nj,
ne oDlec' u TINS sun p 70 sell ABOUT Eign 1
acres = u anu yins On neao waters OF Mloole
f.o,n ssn,sl M;na: Jaoaasaa "A'sA 1e'esnoeo
Il onneor;n, fron, ~ iii af;do,;. .nd o,ha.
ev;dsnca 6lad in tha arors - th;s 800 t,.o.
tba nassndsnts naa;a M;nas Hora.;o M;nas Ia I'd
asorrs nn;cl md Maix;na HE ,v;f. 49,. n ar1
res;dents Of This Sto,a and ,bev not ha,;n n. o
"a ~ - $500, ~.
~ low 7. - ordersd .hat
~ snAs mere WIN
b.t !. ~ nrptaot ,ha; @ anu .s ~
10 AcS0So"Ay ~ PiotcSt iA0Ai Iutcfcat IN
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-13

Tor Remit have, for rent, a good Brick
u STORE ROOM, on Main street, near the
Court House, which l offer privately on liberal
terms A. McMCURDY, -
Ascurdyt Rptel
msy 17iH c~daaS~. VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

TIE DUEL ~ NEW JkRsEH.-A shooting
affair between a Southerner, Frederick Debel-
ieux by name, employed in downtown hank
ing-house, and A. J. Pemberton, clerk in an
importing house, took place yesterday morning
IA Godwlnsyille, New Jersey. 1t seems that
Pemberton in vited Debelieu1s sister 70 accom-
pany him TO n ball al Irving Hall few even
ings ago, and that while there the Young wo-
man told her brother that Pemberton had ad-
dressed her IN insulting language. THIS led 10
. fight between the young men, which. IL Was
thought. settled the matter The next day,
however, DebelieuN sent a formal challenge 20
Psmberton. demanding an apology for has sister
and n meeting with himself. The latter Penn
berton accepted. and accordingly on Wedn.s-
day night both young men, accompanied by
friends. went 20 Patterson. where they took
rooms nj a hotel. and early yesterday morning
they rode out To n sequestered spot near an cid
factory in Godwnsyille, where, the usual pa
ces having been measured OF, the seconds tired
10 persuade their principals 10 settle the DIM
Guilty amicably. Pemb-Tton was an xious 90 do
60, but DebelieuN refused. threatening that NJ
Pemberton did not fight he should not leave tue
ground alive. At the word fire" both pistols
were discharged, Pemberton receiving a severe
wound. the ball fracturing his skull and then
glancing OF. Debelieux escaped uninjured.
After Pemberfon's wound had been dressed.
the party fastened back TO the city, arriving
home Al about noon.-NeU TOrk Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The property of the late q en-. John H. Cooke.
near Charlottesville. and the UNIVERSITY Was
sold AT auction on Wednesday. About III acres.
SITUATED between Charlottesville and the IJn,-
Nersity were sold for -, ,SG. and ~ acres near
the University, brought S7Si. all being pur-
chased by MIR. VIM. d. Cabell.
The petition of j. ID. Imboden. for a writ OF
mandamus To compel Gen. Schofeld 10 .lloy
laln to vote, ~ set for hearing in the u :.
Districf court at Richmond. on the 18th of next
month. MIR. A. q. Riddle, of Washington, has
been retained by the Government 10 resist the
petition.
The Jail OF Lonisa county was set fire 10 one
day lat week by drunken negro, who mad
been committed Tor some offence, and totally
consumed. The man who set il on fire was the
only inmate, and narrowly escaped being burnt
10 death.
A proposition has been made to the Common
Council of Petersburg. by Mr.. r. u. James, 10
light the streets OF that city with kerosene. in
stead OF gas, which il il said i'll effect saving
OF S2UO IN the city expenses.
The Petersburg Express of Yesterday saws.
Nv" were told by gentleman yesterday after
noon that several ladies had. on that day been
forced 10 burn their bedsteads and chairs TO
Keep their children from freezing
A military order issued in Lynchburg directs
that no liquor shall be sold to u. =. soldiers in
that place, and that all houses of ILL fame fra
quented by soldiers shall be- closed.
III" farm of Mr.. Amos Janney. in Jefferson
county, has been sold for sl4,0OO, to two gentle
men Of Wet Virginia. i, contains 3l3 acres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

~ The Rolla (Missouri) Express has infor
nation deemed reliable that the mysterious out
law James Jamison has been shot and killed
while sin the act Of carrying away piece OF
rope having horse attached TO one end"
ga cOlored Conservative Club has been
formed at Montgomery, Ala. Resolutions Were
adopted taking strong ground against the rati :
fication of the new Constitution. as adopted
by the Reconstruction Convention.
nYA Nashville paper states that President
johnson has purchased fine farm of several
hundred acres containing Il superior mill site
in Greene county, Tennessee, TO which he in /.
lends retiring al the close of his term.
- About 500 I'm gold and silver was stolen
from Rev. &. j. Gibson, i'm Petersburg last
Saturday. This money had been raised since
the war, for the purpose of erecting in his
church-yard, granite shaft i'm honor and
memory of the Southern dead.
~ The system of education introduced nv
the Alabama State Constitution will absorbone
fifth Of nj the revenue collected from the peo.
ple besides the poli-tax, the proceeds OF public
lands, OF estates OF persons without will or
heir, fines, &c.
~ From the a0th to the eath of December
there were six deaths from Cholera in San An
tonia, Texas, and the Herald Of the latter dut..
regards the disease as ssbelng ON the yery verge
Of becoming epidemic"
~The BsltetiH IRsernctionol says, two of the
mot skiltui detectives in London were sent N
Paris several weeks ago with orders not to losa
sight o5 'Aesd Centre" Stphens day or night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18
TIE COURTS.

CIRCrIr Court, Justice Wylte-Th. iury in
case of Gormon W. the Corporation OF Wash
ingfon, brought in verdict for plaintiff; 500
damages.
Patrick McCafrey VS.. Thos Oats Award of
referee affirmed, and Judgment tor sr}4925, with
interest from April IS, ls66, and costs of refer.
ence.
In rr.-Geo L. Sherwood; petition of manda- :
mus. Conrt ordered thai the rule issued in this
case be discharged. that the respondent be dis
missed, and he have judgment and execution
ior the cost incurred by him in the case
Henry e. Blackman VS. Thos. J. Logan
Court oodered "A rule 10 be laid upon the plain
tih, retnrnable iOth February. lcte, to employ
new counsel.
The jury was finally discharged. and the
Conrt announced that the Court, in General
Term. would meet on Monday next, and con-
time during the week, but that il would set
again The following Monday TO hear motions Tor
new trial &c.
Equity COURT, Jestie, Wylie o and NJ
DOnn W. Orlando ii. Dom 81 al Decree 10
sell real estate of Thomat G. Dom, Esq, dc.
ceased.
Truman Cook VS.. Emily :. Wiley. Leave
granted IN inns case To amend answer prov ided
u l. done on or before the 10Th instant
Clafiin Il o. ". Dyer; order comforting the
decree, pro coetessO, against James Owner. the
younger, and referring the matter 10 the A Audi-
Geo. W. Iuernehle VS.. II. ii. Hall et al:
lormer decree, pro c0'yesso. made final, and
trustee appointed Ia recover property.
Il "
Upon hearing bill, answer, and amended bill
The court enIolned the trust., from selling on
the 2Ub, a. advertised, CONDITION OF com
piaihants paying cost of advertisements.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH.-FourIh IA aud
NTH individual and sixth general account, of
Thomas Cogan, guardian 10 orphans of Owen
MURRAY deceased, approved and passed
Eighth and final income account Of WIN. B.
klbbey, executor OF John Il. kibbey. deceased
approved and passed.
First account of Julia Ann Forrest aduiuis
tratrlN OF John Forrest, deceased and first in
dIHidual and first general accounts OF same, As
guardian To the orphan of John Forrest, de-
ceased, approved and passed.
Account OF the personal estate of Dr.. Benz.
= Bohrer, deceased, by Geo A Bohrer, execu-
Tor, ana thlrd account, approved and passed.
Third account OF Sarah Jane Burk. (now
DaNls.) guardian 10 orphans Of Jos. A. Burk,
deceased, approved and passed.
X. ShoWden Andrews qualified aS admins
traitor OF the personal estate OF George T. An
drews. deceased; bond 400
Ordered, on application. that the executors of
lor"nz Thoma shall sell at public aucfloa> ipr
cash, 'h@ personal and real estate belonging 10
sitln deceased. after giving notice of the time
ana place OF sale by advertising the same for
zen successive DAYS IN a newspaper published
IN the city Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

BRickLArEEs' IsTERNATIoNAL CONVEX
1loN.-This body has been IN session i'm New
YORK this week. On Wednesday Mr. J. Ed
ward Kirby, Of Baltimore, Md, the present
incumbent, WAS duly elected secretary by ti2
out OF total of - votes. The election was
subsequently made unanimous. and Mr. Al
bert Pearte. OF Pittsburg, Pa. vice secretary
by vote OF 30 out of -. An election for treas-
nrer Was thcn held, which resulted in the
choice OF Mr. Joseph Hackney, OF PennsvI-
wanna, by vote of 42 out of ~ The appr,n-
ice system, the eight-hour question. and the
question of what constitutes a strike, were rec
commended 10 be referred TO the committee ON
general good. The committee suggests that the
subordinate unions should regulate the appren-
nee system in such manner a. shall he most
conducive 10 their local interest The appoint
lneht OF committee of two 10 confer with the
Plaster, rs' Union was also recommended Com
mnnlcations from local unions Were then re-
ceived The secretary reeommend ded the esiab-
lishment of a monthly journal. which shall n.
me organ and advocate of the union: which
Recommendation was approved by the commit
tee appointed TO examine his report. A petition
was presented by delegate from Cincinnati
OHIO. asking that iourneymen bricklayers N,
thai city be allowed 10 take their sons TO WORK
with them upon buildings. This subject Mas
referred 10 a committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FoR DISEASES OF The fHRoAr AND LUNGS, SUCH
As CoueHs, Coins, WHooPTse CoueH,

As CoueHs, Coins, WHooPIyG CousH,
BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, AND
CONsuMPr1oN.
PROBABLY never before In the whole history OF
upon the confidence Of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series OF years, and among most Of the Of
1t has risen higher md higher in their estimation,
as II has become better known. Its uniform char
acter and power to cure the various affections Of
the lungs and throat. have made IL known Q
reliable protector against them. While adapted
it 10 at the same time the most effectuaI rem sdy
that can be given for incipient consumption, and
the dangerous affections Of the throat and lungs.
As prov ision against sudden attacks Of Crou t
should be kept on hand Ia every family. and indeed
as all are Sometimes subject to colds and coughs,
all should be provided with this antdote for them.
Although settled CoNsUNPTroN is thought in
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
CHERRY PICTORIAL. 30 complete 10 its mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate Of them yield to It, When moth
ing else could reach them, under the CHERRY PFC
ToRAL they subside and disappear.
sISSERs and PUBLIC SPEAKERs find great protec-
tion from il.
ASTHMA 10 always relieved and often wholly
cured by IL. . L-e.
BRONCHITIS 10 generally cured by taking the
CHERRY PECTORAL in small and frequent doses.
30 generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates Of them here, do
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.
DR.. J. q. AVER 4 CO, LOWELL, MASS,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
de16- DAW eo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

..No REASONABLE OPFER REFUsED."-In The
show windows OF one of our shops there was
posted not many years since this placard: mo
reasonable offer refused" II chanced thai a
very pretty maiden was a clerk in the establish-
ment. A youth Just in the tender peach bloom
period. being somewhat enamored OF the fair
lady, noticed the placard a. he passed by, and
al once rushed into the store, when the follow
ing conversation ensued: Youth 70 the fairl- -
thought I'D come i'm sYes.- said the lady,
glad TO see you; Let me sell you some goods. I"
We'll, said the youth, Il would likeao buy
some dry goods, hut want a pretty little face
in EN-. i thought a. YOU refused no REASONABLE
offer. would take the best dress pattern YOU
have and Also yourself" VERY WE'LL said
the fair clerk, Il must stick 10 the text. It's a
trade. Pay for the dress, and I'll throw my
self into IL, i'm the bargain" There was soon
after a wedding, and the sign mo reasonable
Offer refused. became qnite popular among the
lady clerks Of the city.-Lescistoa journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.-Cable dispatches
OF last night say that i'm Cork on Thursday a
vial Greek hre was thrown at n witness for the
Government in the Fenian trials here. The
material failed TO ignite, and no injury was
done. No clue was obtained of the perpetraior.
The sales of the ecclesiastical estates s.quss-
tered by the Italian Government prove very
productive. The sums realized at these sales
show an average appreciation Of forty three
per cent on the value Of the property since
placed in the markets.
The Turkish Government Is seeking TO raise
loan in the English market. 10 be applied TO
improving navigation al the mouth of the
Danube.
Advices from Hong Kong and Shanghai state
that another battle has been fought betw.en the
rebels and lmperialists nj Shintung and the
Imperial army, under FoOtal, was again de-
feaf.d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18
KNOW THY DESTINY.

,MApAMEE.F. THORNTON. the great Er slish
has astonisheA the scientific classes Of the Old
World, has now located herself At Hudson. N. Y.
Of second sight TO enable her to impart knowl-
edge OF the greatest importance to thekingle or
she delneates the very features Of the person you
are to marry, aud by the Aid Of an Instrument Of
intense power, known as the Psychomotrope, guar.
husband or wife Of the applicant. to eether with
date Of marriage. position In life, leading traits Of
character, &c. This IL no humbug. as thousands of
testimonials can assert. She will send, whom de-
sired, q certified certificate, written guarantee
that the picture 10 what il purports to be. BY in
closing q small lock Of hair. and stating place Of
birth, age, disposition and ;. mplexion, and In
closing fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed
70 yourself you will receive the picture and esired
Information by return mail: All commune ations
sscredly confidential. Address, in confidence,
MADAME Z r. THORNTON, p O. sox 223 !,
Hudson. N. Y sp 3-D& Weoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Gov. Orr's Address TO the RecOnstruetion
Convention.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Star
CHARLESTON, Jan. 1s-Gov. Orr addressed
the Con vention last night for over an hour. He
recommended that suffrage be restricted by
property or educational qualification; that the
Convention remove the disabilities from all
white men now DISTINGUISHED; that education
he provided for ALL and that poll tax rather
than tax upon property De levied for this
purpose; that the disabilities be removed from
the judicial officers of the State, and that they
be continued in office: that proper homestead
law be enacted, say 30 or 100 acres OF land in
the country and house and lot in town, these
not TO be liable 10 attachment for old debts
That the Convention pass an ordinance Afford
ing relief To debtors in general. inasmuch : the
military stay law applied only 70 debts
incurred during the war. He recommends
the reputation of all obligations incurred i'm
the purchase of slaves and the abolition of i'm
prisonment for debt. He said the treasury is
empty. hut urged the passage of an ordinance
recognizing III State debts incurred before and
since the war. Generals Candy, Scott, and
Logan and mixed audience Were present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18
- stephens is stili in Paris.


Candidaies for the Nice-Presidency on
the Gr"nt ticket multiply in all parts OF the
country. - '''
A Minneapolis butchers saw their m.ai nm /.
stead OF cutting A. Cause-lt IL frozen.
- Belgium furnishes the largest number n,
recruits Tor the Papal army
~ The ILLINOIS State Fair Committx,~ M =.
decided that horse racing is not AGRICULTURAL
- Paris has a new thing in earring. triuv
liuIe globes of rock-crystal filled with water
and miniature sea fishes and molluses. -
- District Attorney Martin, who shot Jud.e
Busteed IN Mobile, has been admitted TO hail in
the sum Of &10.0O.
~ splendid cotton plantation of two
thousand acres IN Franklin County, N. C., was
sold for s:,.t5 per acre.
~ Judge Busteed is becoming prominent
as q probable candidate for United States Sen.
ator from Alabama.
- The steamer Reliance, of Norfolk. was
burned in the James ri yer yesterday. Her er..,v
were taken on by the steamer Silverwater She
is insured in Norfolk for $500
- The Counfess Of Poriarlingtou ana o-.,.
Louth and 0ranard. OF the Irish aristoc-sss'
have professed the Roman Catholic fs,,s ,,i ~
in The past few weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

Arrest ef George Francis Train and two
other Americans at QUeenssowu-They
are charged with being Active Feniam>-
Freedom Of the Press in Erance-Op pe ning
Of the Swedish Parliament.
IBy Gable to the Associated Press
LONDON, Jan. Is When the Cunard steam
ship Scotia, Captain Judkins, from New York
Tor Liverpool, entered the port Of Queenstown
lasteyening for the usual ira nsfer Of the London
and Irish passengers, a strong police force
quietly went aboard and arrested Messrs Geo.
Francis Train, Grinnell, and Gee, three of the
passengers who sailed from New York
II is understood that these gentlemen were
taken into custody on Il charge OF being active
me mbers OF the American wing of the Fenian
organization.
These proceedings naturally enough cause
considerable excitement. both here and else
where throughout the Kingdom, and espec iaily v
among the American residents
PARIS, Jan. 1S.-The Duke de Persigny I'm a
letter, objects to the bill recently proposed for
the government of the press of the country He
thinns the press w i'll be- allowed too much lati-
tude. While he would favor a bill designed to
give more freedom to the press, the obvious
tendency Of the provisions of the present bill
would be to leave the journals free 10 assail
public and private character.
STOCKHOLM, Jan. 1s.-The Parliament met
yesterday. The King, as usual, delivered the
opening speech. After reviewing the state of
the country, he entered upon the subject of the
ineffciency Of the army. He favored toe en-
rollment Of all the male population in the mi
htia, and the purchase of the most improved
arms for the use of the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

- Rev. Jas. q ibbons, OF the Baltimore Ca,ha-
dral. has bren confirmed by the Pope. and will
soon be consecrated Catholic Bishop OF Norfh
Carolina
alt will not do for the users of .-sianr. IN
go TO Hartford. A police judge OF that c,tv
rccehty seh~nced prisoner on trial 10 thirty
aays connnemenf tor saying ssbully DO, =
Bully Tor the police judge, say we.
capt Hickman, OF Brownlov,s militia
VINO gained an unenviable notoriety i'm cann..'-'
noh WIN The murder of Brown in Franslio
county, iasi Summer, died RECENTLY. D1rsnr
cruel wag. y VINO
- keal estate I'm Atlanta, Ga. that co-t t.e
Iore the war s3o.ooo in gold, sold the other dxx
Az onii.o States Marshai's sale, for ~ 10 IN
currency.
~ brigham Young says ne will exeomnp-
nicafe fhose brs thren who don't coutribure 10
the support OF the poor.
- While there are eighty -one mors schools
IN ireiand than last year, the number OF schol-
srs has decreased by eleven thousand. owine "A
iouS differences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

LONDON, Jan. .1S-Noon.-American securi-
ties are in demand. ". s. 5oO's, flko79 Ilh-
nois Central, SH. Fries. ;sA. Consols, nn-
changed.
QUEENSTOWN. Jan. iS-Noon.-Ths steamer
Scotia, from New York. has arrived.
LIvyPROOL, Urn. 1e-Noon.-Cotton excitnd;
prices unchanged; sales OF twenty thousand
bales. Corn dull Wheat firIn
LONDON, Jan. 1s-Eyening.-Consols, 9ex
for money, and 3ka922 for account. u. s.
5-20's -. Illinois Central, So Fries, 4sa45t
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1S-Cotton active, excited,
and adyenced an sd. Sales OF twenty thou
sand bales. Uplsnds. 9x. Orleans, ~. Corn
frmer. Provisions firm. Sugar dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18
FATAL EXPLOSION OF FIRE.wORk,

PITTsBUEG, Penn, Jan. lS-A terrible ex-
plosion of fireworks occurred tins morning at
the confectionery establishment of Knabl. &
Schrock. in Smithfield street, occasioned by the
friction OF a falling box OF fire works John
Schrock, son of one of the proprirtors. was
fatally injured. Leany Campbell and Fred.
Ramsey Were killed by snffocation. Loss about
S2,U0N which IL covered hv insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

. WILL VINEGAR ExPLoDE-A CURIOUS Acct
DENT.-At Germania, a small village i'm the
town OF Greenfield, Wisconsin, something IN
usual, resulting almost fatally, occurred al the
store Of Jacob LovenVille, while tapping a
barrel OF vinegar by Inserting the faucet
Bringing a light in contact with the gas emit
nng from the insertion the vinegar ignited and
the barrel exploded, the head of the same pa -
ing through door, the ignited fluid flying an
The face ofa young German i'm the employ of
Miss j. = Gone a Co.. burning has face and
head 80 severely thai his eyesight L. despair.d
OF. DIR. II. r. Hasse bring called rendered
what relIef med ioal skill could afford.