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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-06
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-06

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-06
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-06

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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

TIE RAILRoAD.-The work of grar
ding our railroad il still progres sslng.
On the division east uf Spring Mills,
we understand, men are at work at
three different places. rs also un the
division west Of Spring Mills. The
forces at work, thus far, have been
small, rs Ia, contractors were dlsaP-
pointed 10 their expectations Of OBJ
tanning Il plentiful supply uf laboreTs
in she valley. hence brought no forces
from other parts. We understand that
next week 100 men ftom the Middle
creek road viii arrive and be put to
work in Potter township.
There we're some rumors of disa-
greement between the Snowshoe Comp.
and ihe PenR'a RR. Comp, which was
likely to cause the construction Of the
branch from Bellefonte to Oak Hall TO
fall through. But we are authorized TO
saw. upon undoubted authority, that
no difficulty or trouble of any kind
has vet taken place between the Penna
RR. Co, the L. c. q; s. G. RR. CO.,
and the b. & s. S. Co. 10 justify the
reports current, that the Penna RR.
Comp. made any move to defeat, back
out. or otherwise interfere with any
arrangements heretofore made for the
Bellefonte connection with the main
line, and persons who have been hesi-
.tatiug about paying their instalment'
con account of such rumors, need hesi-
tate no longer. The more promp Our
people are in paying, the more vigor
ousiy will the work be put through.
We hear of some stockholders paying
down the one half OF theirsubscri ptious
whilst the instalments demanded have
met with a creditable response.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29
NATURES
Hair Restorative

Contains no LAC SULPHUR-Ns
SUGAR OF LEADING LITH
ARGE-No NITRATE OF Sill
YER, and Is entirely free from th,
Poisonous aud Health.destroyina
Drugs used in other Hair Prepara.
liona.
TrHhspaient and clear Ne crystal, II wil
not soil tie finest fabric. .-.perfectly sAFE
CLEAN and EFFICiENT.-desid
tuirs Lang FOUGHT FOR AMI
fOU ND AT LAST
~ restores and prevents the Hair from
becoming Gray, sisnparts " seft glossy H..
penrhhee, removes Dnndrua, u refreshing
70 the head. checks the Hair from falling
on, and restores il 10 u great extent When
prumAturely iost, prevents HeadAfhcs
cuFns all hnmnn, elHAneats eruptinns
and unnatural heat. As "A DRESsI Nh,
FOR THE HAIR 1T ls THE HIST "A AZ.
ilCLk IN TllE MARKET.
Dk. q. SMITH. Paiensee, Aver. Mass.
fTepHled ghiy By Pk0cfkR BROTH.
EkA, Gloucester. Mass. The genuine Il
pat up ~ panel bottle made expressly
Tor u, Niih the name of The 4 tirla bl0wn
"a The glaas. Ask your Druggist for Ma.
TrHEs HAih kEsroRAsiyE. Aad take no
other
Es-send two three cent stamps 10 Proc.
Ter Brolhera fur Treatise ON the Human
Hair The Information Il contains !.
worth $1,000 20 Any peTs0n. lsnB. In
For sale at Centre Hall bv Wm. Xoi
and Hefiacher q Cronmilier
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29
From Ohio.
For the Reporter.


Oceola. Crawford co. Ohio, Sept ift'TI.
Dear Sir As see in the columns OF your
welcome Reporter, glowing descriptions
of the growth Of yarions things IN my old
native home and surroundings. such as po-
tetoes dover and timothy stalks, tomato
vines &c. ] take the liberty Of noticing
~ Vie item. As | was walking through
nv arden to day. noticed some e1traor-
dinarv tail tOInato vines, SO It struck my
mind would Ipeasnre one and send you
.tbe Ian,,,- OF the same in this letter, !
,se ',,,iJ ,',,l, rather you would see il your
lie b,,t ~ !, happened. ] called John Al
Ian II ana Jacob Musser, both Centre
connf,, % - boys a. q then by their aid, aud N
.eo;r ;,rssence I measured il correctly, and
!. 80, -, 80 q fsa,- and 2 inches, and the
,',,,,,b.- rih ftonatoes IL bore / cannot tell,
os INV wife mad take some of occasionally
but there were many on yet 81 you or
any of your worthy rea 'ders should have
any doubts as to the trL IN ol the Apove,
they can inquire of John NIlen ot JacIp ~
Musser, after they come ho ne III Ins l- Ipii.
/ feel exceedingly happy to h. W. IhAs yosni ~:
80 long wished for f. X. is in ueh cohai-
tion that il is likely to be made. nope
that when it is finished shall have lhs
pleasure of taking n trip east on u, anu
some of YOU coming west. This peH 81
the county is blessed with good health Inls
summer so far, and good crops esoe1,
eially corn and oats, wheat IL not SO gooo
all over the country, some yieldfwenty W
twenty-five bushels to the acre. while 9TH
ers only ten to fifteen. / had iofan acre
in wheat which made me almost thirty-two
bushels. good plump weat ! have now
twenty town lots, all in square. piece, ex-
cent three, which are on the other side OF
the street / am fully satisfied with the
change / have made, yet / have not for
gotten my good old friends Of Old Centre !.
/ am very anxious to hear from home as
/ might say, the Reporter is a reporter m m
deed. A word or SO politically. We Will
have hard struggle this fall, some have
strong hopes of victory in this State, !
hope it may be true. Here in crawford
county the radicals are WORKING with
double power TO elect radical srepresen-
tative, It is already proven that there u
money in one of our Bucyrus banks ready
to be paid out in that directldEg BVtns
snakes in the grass have already spit oul
some of their yenomous poison, by getting
independent candidats for our legislature
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

d. s. Gray has been put upon the
raj county ticket for District Attorney,
in place of Lytle. who died Of the Ly.
tie Chambers correspondence.
John F. Potter, one of the most
worthy young men in central Penna'
l. the democratic nominee---he stands
far above Gray in point of ability, le-
gal learning. experiences, and in every
other qualification needed for that
office, Potter is the peoples favorite.
and he will be elected by an over
whelming nnjority.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29
From Michigan.

For the Reporter
Mr. Editor,--Since my last letter 10 tho
Reporter, bat little has transpirod in this
ncighhorhood, to interest your readers. A
grand Sabbath school picnic was held on
hlkhart street Ind, on Saturday the Nth
inst Three schools united ON tho occasion
Quite u large number of spectators were
present Able addresses we're delivered
by DR. Frink and Rev ShafFcr Of klkhart
Ind af(er which the table, vroaning with
the weight of cdibleS, was surrounded and
the hunger appeased Everything passed
of pleasantly. Tho schools adjourned siae
dc, The burglars who attempted 10 rob
the store and post-otsice, In kdwArdsbulK
Mich, also wounding Mr.. krnney In es-
Gaping, have not vet been arrested. The
wounded man is able again to attend 10
his business. A pair OF very valuable
horses, aud buggy, belonging 20 Mr.. Hitch
cock oT Porter twp, were stolen the night
following the attempted burglary. A
large reward WAS offered for the appFeheh-
sion of the thieves, 4 few dzys later the
team WSs found Ia Ssurgis, Mich, fastened
10 post having been driven into town
during the night The robbers escaped
but were hard pressed by pnruerA Last
Saturday evenings stranger entered the
store Of Mr., Kennedy. and stranger YET
new hat found lis way under his coat, but
one of the assistant clerks espied u before
the stranger got out, and aa mAtttr of
fact the hat IVES returned. The purlslner
made few threatening remarks to the
clerk. twho BY the way is always ready 10
wait on eusts mersl and who very cody
waited on him, by applying = handful OF
bones 20 his pAi5 in such q manner thatthe
would be thief, measured hia length ON the
door, and lay insensible for while He
len the store disg usted, u not q wiser
man, carrying instead Of = hal. = severe
cut On his cheek and also one back OF his
head received by the careless manner in
which he swung it against the counter,
while dropping More anon. HARRr.
EirariSaErg, NieA., Sept, lSfA N.
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in order TO splitour vote and makoa chance
for them TO elect one of their party, then
next would be United States Senator.
But | am in hopes that their aim will not
held out ! don't feel much ike writing,
Ms my hand Is getting nervouA
Dawn HosTKRMAH.
(The above letter should have appeared
three weeks ago, but having been mialaid.
accounts for the delay.-Ep.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

I,oor IrENS-A friend sends as the tol'
lowing stems from the Loops
Wm. a Kerr drilled acres u ~heAt on
Tuesday afternoon.
John slack has pumkin which weighs
NJ Center ploughed up ~ snakes in one
nest
Henrv Eye Sho, four grey squirrels and
a large Deer near his fathers residence ono
afternoon.
Geo. Hsrssr shot ) rats AZ one shot.
The Loop drum corps and pole cat ei'y
..rine- hand under the supervision Of sun
5-1. ,%nuur Americas is nonrishing and the
mountain tops resonnd nightly with mar
tial music. -
The Milroy gentry are below per in me e
Loon. kear's sehooimatter chased one OF
the,a WHO Was here on . visit, land who
WAS On his way 10 visi. his.tAther-in-law, }
baifa mile. Query Whose Ia thtr.h-
law lives near AerFs
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29
MARRIAGES.

On the 26th inst, At the Centre Hall
Lutheran parsonage, by Rev. j. Keller
Miller, Mr.. Thomas SchOll, and Miss
Elizabeth Homan, both ofGrogg township.
this county.
On the 25th inst. ~ the residence Of Mr.
Wm. Emrick in Centre Hall, by the same,
Mr.. George H. Emrick, oT Centre Hail,
and Miss AnRs Bell Pinnihgton Of Ear
ley town.
On 81. Aug, by Rev. w. ii. Groh, Mr.
David Houser and Miss Matte W. Slower.
beth Of Housewife.
On Tth inst, by the same. Mr. John
Bubb and Miss Jane 4. Sionsr, both Of
Potter twp.
On the Ith inst at the NJ. 4. Parsonage
in SAlona, by Rev vi f. Crusthwaite,
Joseph Meyer. uf Mill Hall, aud Miss Sa-
vina Slower, Of Centre county, Ps
On the l2th inst, at the residence OF the
brides parents, near Lemont, Pa by Rev
ID. NJ. Wolf. Mr. George r. Roam. 10 Mis-,
Harriet Williams.
On 2lsi At the residence ot j. l. Musser.
in Pine Grove, by Bey. NJ C. KarhArt,
Mr. Joseph L. Beck. OF Warriors Marx.
and Miss Catherine MeEtwainc of HALF
moon
On l9th inst, John Funk Of Penn twp,
and Mrs. Molly HOY. formerly Of Plea ant
Gap.
On Tuesday. the lelh inst. by Rev.
Robert HAmil, Mr.. Joseph C. Carson, and
Mrs. CathArine NJ kelner. all OF Pottcrs
Mills, Pa.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29
VIGOROUS War on the Mormons.

Salt Lake City. Sept, l9.-The
Grand Jury for the Third District
we're enpannelled this morning. All
polygamists were excused. and the
Mormon Journals are very bitter on
the United States law officers in con-
sequence. ChiefJusticc Mckean, in
his charge TO the jury, said;
You are summond not TO try Grim.
iual cases but to say what criminal
cases shall be pesented for trial. In
the discharge Of this duty you will be
governed by the same principles of
law which govern grsnd juries IN
Maine aud Montana. in Georgia and
Arizona principles Of law every
where applicable throughout the Re
public, The crimes of murder, arson,
larceny, bigamy. adultery. aud riot
in Utah are the same crimes elsewhere
throughout Chritendom, II there is
anything peculiar in the situation in
Utah, il is the pecueliar conduct Of
some men here, aud not any peculiar
principles or polio, that are to be en-
forced here, Utah belongs TO the
United States, and the people OF Utah
like the people ofthe rest Of the country
are amenable 10 the laws OF the
United States. Those who obey the law
must be. shall he, protected in the
rights. Those who do not must an-
swer at the bar of ju'tice, and those
men ofinhuence who in praeiie" det-
antly trample upon the laws them
selves. and by precept teach others TO
10 50, should be the frst to feel the
firm grip OF the law rather than the
obscure men whom they have misled.
Gentlemen. il is your duty and niue
10 enforce the laws, Let us do so
without fear. favor. affection. prejudice,
nr hope Of reward,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

A desperate effort will be made by
the radicals TO make votes for their
nominees for treasurer and comfy CON-
missioner. Democrats don't be led
astray by radical falsehoOds against
Col. Weaver and Samuel +. Foster,
our nominees, respectively FOR treasurer
and commissioner They are both
honest, deserving and capable gentle.
men, aud can be relied upon If chosen,
as they VIII be, for the position named
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

We arc sorry to learn that William son
Of ex-sher;fr Musser, Of Millheim, who WAS
accidentally sho, Ia the arm neSr the
shoulder, some weeks age, has not yet re
covered, bnt still endures great suffering
from his wound aud 10 in p-eearioHs pre-
diclment. Dr.. Potter was called 10 see
him. last week, and made search for the
hullrs which we arc told he found lodged
In 4 bone of the shoulder, and the doctor
fear, an,pu,ation Of the arm may be neees-
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

Look out for falsehoods shortly be-
fore the election, and slsnders against
the nominees upon the democrtie
county ticket, circulated. as usual, by
the Bellefonte Republican.
Voters don't be deceived by any
roorhacks started by the notorious
Bill Brown. Old Centre can roll up
1000 majority for the democratic state
and county ticket, If every democrat
goes to the polls.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

To tie Public De Wilson New l'n-
der feel Shuttle Sewing sinehinr.
Bear IN mind this fact. that the Nsian
sewing mArhinr company ere tho Ripnreis
WV introducing Il frat-riaAa Shuttle nm
Himrbihr Hi " FrasenHhs ard iuW NfieH
Ths machine combines MI ibr eitFHftn
simplicity. durability ard strength tist.tle
fisF aHv sfaine maeiihefst fstaia. nna Shes
ARE tht fFrf And nnlv frsi-tlnt law-tflre8
machine ptit iR thW market MheiiHA
Witi.fnf enVtF vi ttir mlaH Hdapl~ fA
ery variety af fnrliiv seWine Hnh igl
manufacturing. = rfabFsccs 81 81 fisra
p0rtanf hnA csenilal eiemeffs einltilis
Innehines patented wiihin lie pasi sWtH
years. Attachment fpF dninR aii 4a
work arc made far lhr machine.
The Public have believed fDF a lpnHtiWa
that ! g0s.d relishle sewing maehine could
be manufactured aud cold a q reasonable
price, which. We bnve fonnd the Nliepn
New Endtr-feed se@ing machine % he
AN me msk a. eonFiHcr ihe n9naf akrpti-
nni that NJ hmEa the beri sewing mmfhinr
n A critical examination " the rsw Milfcn
Under-frrd machine.
Machines viii b. delivered anywhere ia
Miaiin 81 Centre counties. All mAchinfs
warranted far Eve years.
ZEMuL0a n. KMtaR Al GRu A itA
aug2s sfn. Agent. Mlirsy. fa
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MkN'--
The circulation Of the REPORTER, ON
this side ofthe county, Is now greater
than that of any two pap n IN the
county. hence business men who wish
A. reach the Pennsvalley trade, with
advance their own interests, by advell
tising In the REPORTER, Our subscrir.
tion list is open to the inspection of alt
who wish to advertise.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

eierpeN FOUNTAIN PEN.--Somcthlng
naT ana novel. BE sure aud read the sd
IcrtiSenent IN our paper, headed Grea''
osi Inventi0n Of the Age we believe
ehe Golden Fountain Ten Is 0nsnrpsssed'
a ..|.,S ,en il \ necessity To every man,
-rns,,an Ana child. Agents, here ls y
rhsnnn IL make money In introducing
,-aod and saleahle article. Jan ~ y
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

VINO Bears ?-Mr. Samuel Harter,
.ofGreeg twp. sends ms a raddish meas
uring - inches in circumference; also
3 tomato vine 81 fee, in length. This
fairly puts Gregg township against
the world.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

LI5AL NEws.--our friends viii oblige
j. hv senaiar Ia any items of local inter
~. including deaths, marriages, &c2 rs
.ach are eagarly read by your .r,ends IN
,ha west. many Of whom get the Reporter
Ne would esteem ita favor -FOUR KIND pS,
troas would occasionally maii copy ei
tae Reporter 90 relatives and acqualntan-
re> who formerly lived W Centre county
ana removed t. other pats, which would
S,'I ~ - many 70 become subscribers.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

Evans stole s30O.000 of the state
funds. and Is n radical agent. Hodge
stole half million. and is a radical
official. A radical clerk in the New
York postoffice. is defauller in the
sum of sl50,000.
Chorpenning, Cessna & Co.. radical
jObber, stole half n million from the
national treasury.
Boutwell,. radical Sec'y of the Treas
ury, reports defaulcations among radi-
cal collectors. amounting to 500, 900, :
600.
Will you vote the radical ticket in
October, in the face of these stealings
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

Our learned friend. MI. S. l. Silver,
of Lafayette College, has our thanks
Tor copies cf publications of that IN
stitTtiCn.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

T,EACHERS' EXAMINATIONS.
The examinations not already past
viii be held AS follows, commencing nj o
o clock n. nl., at which time the Secretary
will be expected 90 have the elass oFgan-
ixed aud ia readiness. 60 as TO cause no de-
Law. Applicants for schools will be re-
quired 90 attend the examination in the
district whore they expect 20 teach, unleas
they procure "a written request 90 the con-
traFy from the propar board OF directors
All should be provided with paper. pen
and ink
Harris BoAl,burg. Friday. Sept -.
FerEuson--P Grove, Saturday. Sept
Hnltmoon-S -Stormsto~n. Monday. Oct. .
Patton -HAlfmoon, WAddls's school
house, Tuesday, Oct 8.
Benner-A school house, Fri
day, Oct q,
Spring Boiling Spring 'ehool-houae.
Saturday, Oct :.
Snow Shoe X Burn,ido--Asksys, Mon
dsy, Oct 9th, nj o'clock 2. IN
Msrion-J Ack .Onville. Wednesday. oe-
iober tlth,
-Hublsr.burE, Thursday. Oct
l2sh.
Taylor & Worth Port Matilda. Tues
day. October Il.
Huston Julian Furnace, Wednesday,
October lS
Union-Uuionville. Thursday. Oct la
Mlesburg i Bogss-hilesbuFR. Friday.
October ~
Howard & Curlin-Howard, TusadAy.
October %
Liberty y-EAgleyllc. "wednesday. Oct
18th.
For number ~ succeeding Saturday,,
after the close of the regular Examinations,
the Co. Supt will be a. his Office In Belle
foatc. for the purpose of examining lrregu-
lar applicants. who we're prevented from
attending =, the proper time; but all such
applicants must comc prepared, A. rsquir-
cd on page ls9. ~ the schs.nl law.
X NJ. MAGEE.
I lssep,. At Co. Supt
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

Deno, va;s. don't fail TO be registered.
Every voter must be regisierd ten days
tefore the elecl 'on.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

The big scare,crow and humbug in
the platform of the Centre county
RAIDS Act No. g., the humbug as now
faken up and played by tie radicals
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

SvRscRIHERs to PETERs' MusTcAL
MosvuLT get all the latest and best Music
Vt nne and two cents piece. Every mum.
Der contains from 50 to IS worth of new
Music and II can be had for 30 cents. The
July and August numbers contain Thirty
Pieces Of Music, t72 pages, shect-music
size. and will be mailed for 50cents. Ad-
dress J. L. PETERS, 500 Broadway, New
York. 2snug3m
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29
A BAUM, AwYxoLp's xrw NAKnIK
a. yMoET, Bishop st. bellefonie.

w ~ ~ y N ~ ~ IL i4 " III
The subscriber respectfully calls the at
tention Of the public 10 hia ostAblsshm ni,
where he is prepared 20 furnish AL kinds Of
Foreign and Domestic Liquor wholesale
ai the lowest eash prices, which are warran-
ed 10 be the beat qualities according 10
their respective Irlcca. llla stock conslala
et Rye, MononRahcla, Iriah aud other
Whiskiea, all kinds OF Brandies, Holland
oin, Port, Madeira, Cherry. Blackberry
and other Wines-the beat articies-al as
reasonable rates 40 can be had in the city.
Champagne, Cherry, Blackberry, Ginger
and CaFraway Brandien, Pure Jamaica and
New England Rum, Cordial of all kinds
He would particularly invite Farmers, Ho.
tel keepers and Others % call and examine
his large supply, 10 Judge for themselves
and DO certain Of procuring what they buy,
which can aeldom be- done when puFrhas-
az In the ciIy.
9s- Physicians are respectfully requested
. give his liquors trial api0
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

Register-Regist >F-h g'St
democrats. see that you ssd every ds''-
ocratic voter Is registered.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29
DEATHS.

Al the Old urnsec, Ia Spring township,
on Monday, the 18th inst, Hiram Sweet
wood. aged a. years aud Tmonths,
On I2th last at the rrsidpBcr u John
Runkie. Centre Hill. Samuel Philips. aged
II years, months sud Is days.
On the 18th inst. At the residence Of
WD, Bible, near Centre Hall, after short
kuG sewers illness, John III. Bitnvr, aged 10
years, mouths aud IL days,
On l2Ih inst. in Miles twp, Mary fvrcsta
Condo, aged ycar, months.
90 18th. in Millheim, Emma. daug Ater
Of y, w, Shook. aged two months.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

FIRE.-The dwelling house of Mr..
J. Walters. at Miiroy. was detrnyed
by FIRE ON Saturday.