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The Portland daily press., 1869-04-09
II. X. HIINT.

Commission Merchant and Auctioneer,
No Sl6 Congress Street, WILL on Thursday even
~ ing. Feb IL at o'clock, sell at Auction large
consignment OF Staple and Fancy Goods
Auction sales every evening. Goods will he soId
during the day in lots TO suit at ale
prices. Cash advanced on ali descriptisns of goods
Consgnments not limited " s'N~@'
february IL, 1868. diff
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Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock A. M, on pe
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Hofses
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
zone Horse;
One Wagon;
One Robe.
Apl29. n. o. BAILEY. Auctioneer
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90 \ SPECIAL
;sa4A.4 Steamboat Notice

The Steamer LEWISTON will not take heavy
Freight tor Camden and Belt ct, going East Friday,
the 18th inst, the "Clty OF Richmond" leaves ior
Bangor, Tor as as Tar as Ice will permi the 18th
that day. ROSS & STURDIVANT,
April 8-d4t Agents.
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Gents Under Vests.
At less than cost.
Fancy Back Combs.
Cheap, Cheap.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

hosiery department.
:. This stock offers great Inducements Our
Store is crowded with bargains in Ladies',
Gentlemen's, and Childrens' Hosiery. Ali
makes of English and German Hose marked
at EXTREMITY low prices. No matter what you
may be offered Hosiery for elsewhere, don't
touch them at any price until you examine
ours.
Cotton Hose from 70 cts to 30
Fleeced Hose from 10 cts to SO
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AUCTION SALES.
=. M. PATTKN q co., Aue,fouesrs.
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET.
Furniture. Carpets, Beds. q,

ON Saturday, April 10th, &C 10 A NJ, Chestnut
OChambeT Sets, with Marble Tops, Hair Mattress,
and Feather Beds, Chairs, Sink, Sidsboard, Mirrors
BRUSSELS, Carpet, Crockery Glass and Plated Ware
Nests Tubs, GrOaeries, Fancy Goods, &c. apStd
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Very Important Sale
594 HORSES.
By Order Of the British Covenant
no pr cnTn rr CAxyA1

TO BE SOLD IN CANADA.
The COAfAnsSARIAT DEPARTMENT will sell
6y public auction at the following Military
Stations, on the days herein announced, viz
At the ARTILLERY BARRACKS, London. on
FRIDAY, 7th May next.
At the CAVALRY BARRACKS. Toronto. on
TUESDAY, 18th May next
At the QUEBEC GATE BARRACKS. Montreal
on TUESDAY, 18th May next.
In all 594 Cavalry and Artillery
Horses.
Belonging to Corps proceeding to England.
At London, 20 ARTILLERY HORSES.
At Toronto, 22S CAVALRY and IS Ar
TILLERY HORSES.
At Montreal, 80 CAVALRY and $50 AR
TILLERY HORSES.
The whole of these Horses are trained and
in splendid working condition; amongst them
are many IMPORTED ENGLISH MARES, very
valuable for breeding.
So large number of Good horses to be
positively sold should not be lost sight of
by dealers, stock breeders and others.
A deposit on each horse will be ABSOLUTELY
required from each purchaser.
The horses will be on VIEW on the two
days preceding the sale at the above-mention-
ed Barracks.
Terms CASH, payable in Gold or in Cana
dian Bankable Funds, before delivery.
For further particulars, enquire at the Com
missarlat Offices at Montreal, Toronto and
London.
Sale to commence each day at TEN o'clock.
CoMMIssARIAT, }
81 Notre Dame street
Montreal, goth March, 1859.
apr law I'm then DIT may7
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We call special attention to the fact that we
have first class Buyer in New York, who is
constantly on the alert for BARGAINS, and
through whom we receive goods weekly; this
enables us to cut goods very close. by the
way, we almost forgot to mention that Ladies
wishing Hoop Skirts made to order or repair
ed, will please give us as much time as posi-
BILE, as we generally have orders ahead.
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Black Velvet Ribbons,
COl0red Velvet Ribbons,
At List Prices.
Brushes.

DTWSVEys
Tooth Brushes marked down to 6. s, 10 to IS up-
wards.
Nail Brushes, marked down, II to pc
Hair Brushes marked down 20 to Toe
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FITZGERALD,S,

GLOUe Department.
Job Lot Lsle Thread, from Auction worth SOC, your
choice for 25c
Isle Thread from Is to 80
nne assortment OF Kid Gloves from 75c to 1877
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-09

SHIRT BOsON2s
Linen Bosoms from 10 to COO
All prices-All styles
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

ieal Senate, he was recalled by President
Grant to make room for stay at home
patriot, whose treason was made ''odious''
by the appointment to a most lucrative of
fee of General Longsireet, the rebel chief,
who had so ably seconded in the field the
intrigues of eur own war departm ent, &C
cording to the testimony OF Gen. Rosseau.
There are 80, 600 soldiers in the State of
Ohio, who served under Gen. Rosecrans,
who are anxious to have the question test
ted at the polls, whether these things have
been justly done. Now is the opportunity
to expose Radical hypocrisy before the
people. The letter of Gen. Rosecrans to
Cen Lee, circulated SO largely by the
Democratic State Executive Committee,
duriHg the last Presidential campaign in
Ohio, which took such q statesmanlike
view of Radical Reconstruction, and oppo-
sed negro suffrage, win furnish keynote
for the canvass. The late disgraceful
scenes in the Tennessee Radical Conven'
ton, and the negro riots at Washington
city, prove conclusively the truth of the
following extract from the letter of Gen.
Rosecrans, of Sept. 2lst, 1858, addressed
to Gen. John Love, at the Soldiers Con-
vention, at indianapolis, during the last
Presidential campaign
4nC uCsO4hlG dll IAAAAC0 OOAAAy up
pressed tax payers of the West and North,
generosity, mercy, love of country, appre'
hension of evils, to come, every motive
that ought to move the hearts of true and
noble men, appeal to Us to say by our
votes that we win stop that hopeless folly
of attempting to govern the Southern States
by what is called loyal blacks and give
the people under just guarantees, the right
peacefully and legally to reorganize their
own government within the Union.
with such convictions, I hold the
man, who would not express and act upon
them, traitor to himself and his country,
and despise the partisan who would find
fault with any reasonable steps he might
take to bring about so great a good to the
nation" .fE
Here then is direct issue with the dog
ma of the Fifteenth Amendment, to defeat
which the close counties of Southern
Ohio must be carried. The Democracy of
this State feel proud in presenting as "a
candidate for Governor, the soldier and
statesman, who SO boldly meets the emer'
geney. Our adviees from all parts of the
State are to the effect that the 'EBoys are
on with odd Rosy as the
WATCHWORD along the line" q
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A GREAT REMEDY
70 THE CURE OF
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial.

TT IS THE VITAL PRINCIPLE OF THR
i Pine Tree, obtained by peculiar process in
the dlstillation of the tar, by which Its highest
It IS the only safeguard and reliable remedy
which has ever been prepared from the juice oi
n InvigofSE6s the digesSve organs ana4estores
It strengf6eps the debilitated system.
1t purides ana enriehes the blood. and expels
from the system the corruption which scrofula
breeds on the lungs.
1t dissolVes the mucus or phiegm which stops
the air-passages of the lungs E-
Its heating principle acts upon the trritsted
surface OF the lungs and throat, penetrating TO
erch diseased part, relieving pain and subduIng
Inflammation. r- ...
It is the result Of years Of study and experl-
ment, and it is offered 70 the afhicted, with the
lowing di eeases If the patient has not too long
delayed a rsssst . the s, means Of cure; 80
Throat ana Breast, Bronchitis. Liver Complaint,
Blind and Bleeding Piles, Asthma WhoOPlBR
We are often asked WhJ are not other rene
dies in the market for Consumption, Coughs,
11H "a = ane8Slons equAi 70
1st. At cures. not by sto piping cough, but by
loosening and assisting nature 70 throw OF the
unhealthy matter collected about the throat and
bronchial tubes. causing irritation and cough.
I'd Most throat and lung remedies are COM
posed Of anodynes. which allay the cough for
Gwhile, but by their constringing effects, the
hbres become hardened and the unh ealthy fluids
ooagulute and are retained in the system, cals-
ing disease beyond the control Of our most emf
nent physicians,
sd. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with its as
ststants, are preferable, because they remove
the cause Of irritation OF the mucous me embrane
and Oronchirl tubes. assist the lungs to act and
throw OF the uDhealthy searetiOns. and purify
tee blood. thus scientifically making the cure
perfect.
Dr. Wishart has an file at his ONCE hundreds
and thousands Of Certificates, from Men and
women Of unquestionable character who were
cnce hopelessly given up to die, but through the
Providence Of God were completely restored to
health by The Pine Tree Tar Cordial. A Physi-
clan IN attendance who can consulted in person
or Dy mail, free OF charge. Price Of Pine Tree
Tar Corpirl SIS per bottle, IL per dog. Sent
by Express on receipt Of price. Address l. Q. G.
WishArt, n. d. No. 232 North I'd Street, Phlla.
Pa. maNIa =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21


To establish a grade for Cherry street,
from North street to bridge at Myers
Mill.
SEC. 1. Be it ordained by the city
council of the city of Canton, that the
grade for Cherry street be established as
follows:
Commencing on the plank of the
bridge over the east branch OF the Mimi
shillen creek. near IaOob Myers mill.
at an elevation of GO and 2l100th feet I;
thence northwardly with said cherry st.
256 feet, at an elevation OF SO ane 5'I0th
Teet; thence with said street 400 feet to
an elevation Of 81 feet; thence to point
opposite TO the center OF Myers lane, to
an elevation OF So feet; thence north.
north side OF Sheridan street to an eieYa'
tion Of y fee t.; thence with said cherry
street northwardly TO the north line of
Hane street al an eleFRtion OF So and 16
10Oths feet; thence north to the north
side OF Douglas street At an elevation OF
20 feet; thence north 10 q point 70 feet
south Of p. Fl. W. & g. RI W., track at
an elevation OF 68 feet thence to center
OF railroad at an. elevation Ofs7O 8.10ths
feet; thence. northWagdIy to 10th street
at an elevation of az and -7'l0ths feet I;
thence " it'll said street to the middle OF
Sth street at an elevation of "a and 5'10th
feet thence to 7th street 70 an elevation
Of 70 and 5'I0ths feet; thence to the GEN.
ter OF TuscaraWas street to an elevation
Of IS and S'l0ths feet; thence TO the cen.
ter Of 4th street to an elevation OF 90 and
10ths feet 1; theno6 to centre of 80 st.
at an elevation of a feet; thence to cen.
ter OF I'd street at an elevation of T6 and
5'l0ths feet; thence to the center OF north
street at an elevation of ~ and 5'10ths
feet. s.e -t--.-..t Ht
SEQ. 2. The elevations mentioned in
this ordinance all have reference to the
datum line -eEtablished by ordinance es'
tablishing Bench Mark for said city OF
Canton.
SEC. 3. This ordinance to be in force
and effect from and alter its passage and
publication. A.ttA- s... r.
DANL. WORLEY, Prest.
Attest: JoszPH Trout, GPk5
Passed July J9-iuly 2lW2:
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b PLUM, Venango Co. Penn, !
..r dec 18th 1879

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Dr.. SAGE & Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Gentlemen Your exceIleet Catarrh
Remedy has accomplished for my wife
more than we could have believed without
having tried it. We had given up all hope
of ever efecting cure in her case. We
had already tried almost every other reme-
dy proposed by the medical faculty without
the least benefit, some really, were an in
jury, her sense of smell t1ds destroyed,
and her vision becommingl much injured
from the disease having produced closure
of the ''tear duct, and even the sense of
taste was much impaired. With the use
of three boxes only, of your Remedy, 1
believe the Oatarrh is entirely healed
What q great work 1t has done IN driving
away the dark brooding despair that had
settled on our minds. shall ever recon-
mend your Catarrh Remedy to all with
whom meet afflicted with the dread dis
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21
Family sonp.

EVERY good housekeeper should use Jos.
Biechle's improved Family soap, as it IS
equal If not superior to any in the market.
1t will wear longer, wash cleaner, viii save
time, labor and modey by its use, The
well known German, Chemical Erasive,
Chemical Olive, DetersiVe, CASTLE and q
regular line Of Toilet soel1 always on hand.
The cheapest best and most popular Toilet
Soap is Jos. Biechle's Venetian Pearl Soap
1t will soften the skin, will remove tar,
and paint from clothes, and contains more
healing qualities than any soap in the Mar
Invented and lnannufActusad by 90
Jos. BIEoHLK.
For sale by all leading grocers in the
CITY. 5mI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21
Yqly M. l8G9s .22L22La 9 0lH

A FfRR IN CANroH.=On last Thursday
evening fire suddenly burst up IN the cel-
lar of George Fessler's Grocery on the
Square. The flames flashed OHt fightful-
ly and looked alarming. Our gallant IRE
companies were soon on hand, and al
thoGgh In the cellar was q large Rmonnt of
burniag fluid, the cellar was soon deluged
with Water and the fire extinguished- This
Sob was over in the course of half an hour
The Grocery above and the other rooms
Of fhe house were not damaged, except
ahsltiy by the water. The flooring being
ehssned has been replaced by q new one.
ID seems the clerk was In the cellar
drauing some burning fluid, when some
spilled On the floor and the gas must have
caught fnOm the light standing some six
After tie fire in the cellar had been ex-
tinguished, but before Chief Engineer
Dunbar. had dismissed the fire companies,
the large frame stable on the back OF the
lot was discovered TO be on fire. The
building was sooa enVeloped IN flames, and
before the hose could be extended and wa
ter thrown, L. was manifest it could not be
saved. The next thiRg MAS to prevent the
Dire tronl communicating with the frame
warehouse and other buildings sdjoiHing,
WHICH 7NAs fsAAtet-s.J - - - = -
credit of this is due 20 the Hook and Lad
der company, who were SO PrO1apt to pull
down the burning butlding. 4sfTTvFfT ID
We understand our City Fathers Con.
template furnishing the Hook aEa Ladder
company with better apparatus, and also
10 organize q Fire Police force IN order 70
protect property a. fires. .rf.luca ssL-l. 1
Mr.. Fesleris loss was about 81. OOt,
,..hit.E yyls covered by insurance, the coma
Pany settling for 81 ,75o- :. ----.. ~ =
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ANOTHER RAILROAD DIS
ASTER,
Accident on the Erie ROad-Nfne
Persons EkiHed-Tk1-ee Bodies
. Burned.
NEW YnRK. InI,


NEW YORK, July 10, 1869.
The officers Of the Erie Railroad
furnish the following account of the
accident at Most Hope: The through
freight bound West backed on the
switch to get out OF tie way of the
night express, at 6:3e p. NJ, from
New York, but did not clear the
main track before the latter struck.
The two engines collided, upsetting
the engine, mall express, baggage
and smoking cars of the train, all Of
which were burned There were
some emigrants in the smoking car,
five or six of wh0mssWere killed, and
three bodies burned. Rev. B. B.
Halleck, OF 329 East Fourteenth ST.,
New York, was in the car and was
burned to death. So far as known,
six or seven were killed. The pas
sengers were transferred to another
train, and sent forward at 6 A. NJ.
Some distressing scenes of suffering
occurred, and there were some re-
markable escapes. The engineer of
the express train stood braYely at
his post, and turned over several
times with his engine, but fortunate
ly escaped injury.
Rev. Mr.. Halleck told his broth
er-in-Iaw he was not hurt at all, but
was Wedged in. His fellow passen-
gers used every effort to save him,
but he died slow, agoniziDg death
in the presence of sympathizing
friends, who were unable to help
him. ---s-.- .-s-..a- a- -s-
A young German said his father
YVES burned. When the ruins of the
smoking car were removed he recog-
niZed the remains of his father by
his watch and some coins. 4..
The fault of the disaster is attribut-
ed to the engineer Of the freight
train, who started out before the
express train had passed him. He
has disappeared.
A German lost his wife and three
children He escaped without in
jury.
The through mail and registered
letters for Cleveland were destroyed.
The way mail was saved through
the exertions Of the two agents,
Messrs. Spencer and Nicholson,
Most Hope, the scene of the catas-
trophe, is in Pike county, PennsyI-
Yania, about seven miles west of
Cars Rock, and about ten rods from
the Delaware River. At the right
of the track, going west, there is q
rocky declivity OF about fifteen feet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

A SERREkDK.-We cheerfully acEnoRl.
edge serenade at our residence last even
ing from the new Canton Democratic Band.
They played several airs very well indeed,
especially for company who have only
been practising about two months. For
this progress much credit Is due to theiI
worthy and attentive teacher, Mr.. Kirk, oi
the Music Store 10f Mcclure, q Kirk, OF
this place. We are glad to see the young
members SO earnest In the work. Our old
friend, Jacob Blum, an experienced and
excellent musician, is the leader of this
new band. The boys are quite fortunate
in this May success attend them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

I .NEARLY DRowNED.-Wmian Chunk, 3
young man working at the Aultnan shop,
was nearly adrOwned in the Unlon Mil
dam, on Wednesday might of lzsts SEeeks
Il seems he was unable to swim and sat
INTO tIae water over his depth. Knowing
bis danger he yelled loudly aId slarTned
TIE oah1rl lads about none Of Whom had
presence Of mind enough to take steps to
rescues Fortunately . man passing down
the tack heard the noise and came 70 the
rescte BE plunged in and, though Chunk
had sunk for 'the last time got him out In
the nick of time. BE was resuscitated after
some time BY hard work. It is supposed
he had been under water some three min
utes. Let this be warning to those un-
able to swim. 1,--.,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

!. o. o. F. INsrALLAT1oN.-On the
evening Of the 18th inst, the Installation
of the officers of the I. o. o. F. Lodge of
Canton, took place in their hall, on which
occasion large audience was present.
The address was made by Rev. ]. w.
Goodlin, and was q most able production.
After the delivery of the address the mem
bers of the order presented Mr.. Goodlin
An elegant gOld-headed cane. Adam Hell.
denbrand, Esq, made the presentation
with a few pertinent and appropriate re
marks, to which Mr.. GoOdlin responded
In . feeling manner. The whole affaiI
passed off most pleasantly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21
10 COnsumptiVes.

THE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
Il health In few weeks by very simple rera-
edy, after having suffered foL several years with
q severe lnng Affection and that dread disease
Consnmpt tion-is anxious to make known to his
felloW-an6erers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he win send copy of
prescription used lree OF charge,l with the di-
reetiens for preparing and using thesame, which
they viii find q sUEE OURE for CoHsU1CPTIOsIs
AsIHlLA, BRoNoEIzs, CoUeus, COLDS, and all Throat
advertiser In sending the Prescrip Is TO bene-
1T the anlieted, and spread Information which he
sufferer viii try his remedy, as it win cost them
nothing and may proVea blessing. -. - ~
Parties Wishing the prescription, VIII please
address - Rev. EDWARD A-EW1LSON, r-,
Williamsburg. Kings Co.. New York.
maYl9' '69Y1smD ..rl.s.s.. q 'fs -'.-asst ~ u
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ARRESTED. = On Friday last two young
men, one of them married, were arrested
by Marshal and deputy OldAeld and Fit
ner, on warrant issued from justice Say
ler-charging them with grand larceny,
stealing S420 from George Fesslsr on the
night of the fire. $40 i a
/ In one of the cases examination was
waived and the bail was fixed at 81 900,
failing to procure which MAS he remanded
to jail. -
The other case win come up tomorrow,
Thursday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

The STATION HoUsE RoBBKD.-At noon
on Saturday last the Station house At this
place was entered by . bold thief and SO
OF the OQnpaay' 3 funds stolen. The ea :
trance WnS nAzde byprying OPEN window
with an Axe. 2 TIE thief was sur r.sed AZ
most IN the act and not having time to
make OF with his booty, hid i under the
. building, where II was afterwards found.
Hibblis, this county, was arrested on q
before the Mayor. After an Investigation,
: there being no evidence against him,
. McN4y igas dlsehaSsed. 8 IL . me gensEAl
Impression, however, that he Is the guilty
J party. II was certainly bold robbery
and nEliauny committed by "a adept IN
tthe bueincss.-[ lllnerYa Commercial
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

REv. J. W. GooDLN. This gentleman
has been the worthy pastor of the English
Lutheran church of this city for several
years. We regret that Mr.. Goodlin has
found himself constrained to accept call
rom the city Of Tifln to which pleasant
place he and family removed the other
day. We understand. Mr.. GOodlin's re-
moval was by no means in accordance
with the wish of his large congregation
here, who highly appreciate his great
worth, and which has largely increased
under his pastoral care.
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LOCAL.
wERReNEspAY, Y,:..;:::;;::::;JULY. q.

We undeytAnd the Canton Literary sOcie-
Emeeta cry Friday, Eve, and are favored
with taif and nlientfYe audiences. The
exercises consist in recitations, ESSAYS and
discussions. Young ladies participate.
Tho Bishop of Wurtzburg once asked =
sprightly. shepherd boy, s'What are you
doing here, my ladl" 'sTending swine. =
How mnch do you get ." 'tOne fiorin q
week" q, also, am shepherd, con-
dnued the Bishop, but have much
better salary" "That may be; but then
suppose you have more swine under your
care innocently replied the boy ~ =
Joseph A. Meyer has for sale six desira-
BILE building lots. Price $500 each. Pay.
mems BIO per month without interest,"
Call soOn-fair warning. . -.
Kearns & Warner, Gas and Steam I'll
tiers, have removed their shop from 10th
street % the central basement room IN Op.
era house block. They sell all kinds of
Gas fixtures, and Steam and Water fittings
Five Millions of dollars were expended
by, the people of Ohio, last year, for edu'
eational purposes. About $1,000, 900 of
thIs was used for school building. a' be
At Fireman's Tournament at Bucyrus.
the oIher week, Gallon company stole
a march" on company from Upper San.
duslIy. The Sandusl5y company were to
receIV e cake from the Bucyrus ladies,
but the Gallon company, putting in the
first appearance before the ladies and rep.
resenting themselves as the Sandusky Com
pany, received the cake and ate 1t. Too
bad. 'H- i''i i.ef1 iAs- @
ANoTHER heavy rain yesterday morning
came along. We had hoped that the con-
slant and heavy raining all day Sunday
would have been the last for while.
OuR Water Works are progressing as
rapidly as weather and other circumstances
WIN permit.
THosE cheap volumes of standard au-
thors at JOHE MOGRKsoR's are the altrac-
uon- For instance he sells a good volume
of Shakespeare for 90 cents, Burns % cents,
Goldsmith 20 ce-.=, Moore 25 cents,
Thaddeus Of Warsaw 25 cents, &c. These
volumes sell rapidly.
A ToRSADo passed over Pennsylvania
last Thursday prostrahhg trees, unroohng
houses, &C., At New Brighton, Altoona
--AAA S~.-SA P-ASc1. go H..