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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-12-01

AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
Saturday, December, rs. 1871.
10000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION. sIO
EACH. Gu RkENCY; HALE TICKETS. s5;
Tickets will be sent by registered letter; the
money for them may be sent by p. o. money
order greenback or draft.
Each ticket consists of four quarters, valuo
$50 each The holder is entitled to admis-
sion to the Cuncert, and to the value Of the
$3.50, 600 i IN q GR ri if$S B2CKs will b
distributed TO holders Of tickets, in gifts OF
rom sl9,1.yg. the highest to 100 the lowest.
The Concert is for the benefit Of tho
Public Library of Kentucky.
TIE CITIZENS BANK OF KY. IS
TREASURER, and the Corporators and Su-
perylsOrs are the Hon. Thomas =. Bramletts.
late Governor OfKentucky, and twenty-seven
Of the most distinguished and respectable citi-
zens Of the State.
The undersigned. late principal bushes
manager OF the very successful Gift Concert for
the benefit Of the Merchantile Library. at San
Manager Of this Grand Gilt Concert.
Tho drawing and distribution will take place
isfy the buyers of tickets that their Interests
ally present TO superintend the entire affair,
For tickets and information apply to
C. Il. PETERS; 12O Main St. LouisviIIe. Ky,
No. 5 Aston House, New York.
Ii. y Hempstcd, No. so broadway, Ailwau-
y. 4. French, virginia City. Nevada.
N. A. Wolf 0. 3lJ Chestnut ST., St. Louis
Tickets also for sale in every prominent
place in the T.. S.
Owing to the general arrangement Of mails
and advert tsoments consequent on the disas-
trOus cDnGagrdtions IN tho West, the sale of
tickets in this enterprise is exten led to Nov.
20, 1871, at which time the main Office, 80 Main
street. Louisville, n.y., viii close for adjust
mcnt Of accounts and business. No orders
except by mail viii DO received after Dee Ist.
and no orders By mail will be filed after Dee
10th The New York Office will close Dee. IOsh:
other agencies Dec 9Th. Every ticket unzoid
Dec. nth viii be cancelled by its number. The
drawing viii take place in public, Dee. 10th
1871, commencing at a. m, and continue un-
til tie III gifts awarded. Payment Of awards
= gu commence Dec. 18th, ats o'clock, a. II,
tIrcu aTs OF awards will be found ut evsTss
agency as soon as they can DO issued eorF0otiy
and viii also be sent to all ticket bnvegs -
soon possible. No order will be allied Al tho
main Office for less than SO.
CIEAS- =. PETERS, Manager.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-12-01

EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE ONE
Of the CHAMPION NEEDLE THKRADIEG THIN
BI.Es, warranted to thread coarse OF fine nee
dies with ease, whether the eyesight be good or
not agents p2ke s. to go per day. Agents
wanted Send 3 cents for sample by mail
Address G. ii. PATRICK, 131 West street,
Cincinnati, 0.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-12-01

"IIere's yer nice roast chick'n,"
cried an aged colOred man, rs the
cars stopped at n. &. railway sta
sion. "IIere's yer roast chick'n, N
saters. all nice and hot" holding up
l,is plate aIoft and walking the plat
form. "Whero did you get that
chicken, Uncle r asks a passenger.
Uncle looks st the intruder sharply,
and then turrs away crying, ''IIerc's
YER nice roast hi5k'n, gcnt.cm'n, all
hot. needn't . in the house for dat"
s<Where did you get that chick'n? ?"
gepeated the inqusitive passenger.
5.I,ook 2 yer, says Uncle, speaking
,,riVately, us you from the Norf?Y
z.Yee." as you friend Oh de cullud
snan p y hope / am" Den don't
lou nebeF ask whar | got dat ehick n
.IgTo. Here's yer nice roast chick'n,
Iii Lot" Tie train started.
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04
HOW Pnhltc Rustnssa Is Done

What n commentary upon the way in
which Eublic business Is transacted is con-
tained in the following item Of news. pub
lisned in the New York Tribune "The
plumber of distilleries coming iuto the pos
session of the government by purchase, IN
cases where the property has been dis
trained for the non-payment of taxes. is
very large. The internal revenue bureau,
however. refuses to give any Information
respe citing the property, and is extremely
retioent concerning the exsct number of
distiileries at pre- sent in pos ession of the
United States. 1t is understood that q
party of speculators are negotiating with
the bureau for the pup pse of getting pos
session of portion of bis property, and.
therefore. information respecting the same
is denied to the public"
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04
Science Advances

As soon article purporting to be OF
utility has been tested, and its merits endorsed
by public opinion, unprincipled parties endeavor
to replenish their depleted purses by counter
feiting, and substit 7tiDg q spurious for the
genuine s-tlcle, Some time since, mercury. in
the disguise OF pills. powders, &C., was given
fer all diseases Of the stom ch and liver, while
quinine was freely administered for the chiIls.-
at length e. stetters Stomach Bitters m ade it's
advent, and an entire new system of healing
was inaugurated. The beneficial effects of this
Yaluab prepar alton were at once acknowled dged
and mineral poisons suffered to sink into that
obscurity to which an enlightened age has con.
signed them. There have been many spurious
bitters palmed upon the community. which, after
trial. have bet n found perfectly worthless. while
Ho.tetter's has proved blessing to Thousands,
who owe to it their restoration to health.
For many years we have watched the steady
progress of HostetteT's Stomach Bltters in pub
liz estimstioD, ana its benedcenS effects as Z
cure for all complaints arising from the stomach
of morbid nature, and we are free to say that
it can be relied upon a certain relief and
remedy. It's proprietors have made the above
preparation. after years Of carefu' study and
sitting, and are now reaping the reward claimed
by this valuable specific, and which they go rich.
Iy merit. 1t is the only preparation of the kind
that is reliable in all cases, and it therefore de-
mands the attention OF the afflicted.
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04

Farm work during the hot summer
months requires only the igh,est harness.
Wooden collars are now used with grea,
comfort to the horse. In the cities the
harness worn by street railroad horses is
90 scaDt o. iA consistent with the work they
have 10 perform. No breeching is used,
and hip straps are dispensed with. Teams
may often be seen plowing in the bot days
OF July and August in the same harness
they wore durirg the winter. This is un-
necessary, nay, sometimes it amounts to
positive cruelty. Remove every super
duous strap. take away the back strap and
crupper band. snd let the air circulate
freely around the bodr. At night. when
work is over. wash the sweat and dust
from the legs and thighs of the horse q
dash of water on his TANKS would be crate.
full to him. Let his stable be airy aud
clean. with a bed of clean straw. Kind
ness to these serviceable animals is the
truest economy. Besides, we feel better
when our horses are made comfortable !;
the sensation is akin to that derived from
the doing of a benevolent action. A SEN
sitive man cannot see O horse sweating
under and CALLED by a heavy harness
during the intense heat of q summers day
without sympathy end pity, nor can he
retire to rest wit an easy conscience. know
ing that bis faithful servants In tie stable
are improperly cared for and suffering.-
''Ihe righteous man regardeth the life Of
his beast"
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04
From Wnsh1nRton,

WAsHINGToN, D. O., Aug.
Felix II. Brunat has been appointed Indian
Commissioner, vice Baker, resigned.
The Cabinet eessiOn to-day was attended Ly
all the members excepting Creswell, who was
represented by one of the Assistant Postmaster 6
General. The consultation took q wide range
and many important subjects were considered
besides which large amount of the routine
business which had accumulated heavily since
tho last session, was disposed Of
The Pieasantoa-B 0ut1el. imbroglio was the
tOpc CT consideration, but the discussions were
not characterized by any difference on the poiut
of adjusting The difficulties by supporting the
Secretary of the Treasury.
It may therefore be considered certain that
Pleaaanton will be removed and it is moro thsI
probable that Deputy Commissioner Douglass
will succeed him.
Mr., Won echozsr, the new German Minister.
Was presented to the President to-day. The
custom ary spc. ches were made IN acceptip e
the credeJ. tials. The President id that in ad-
dltion TO the ties arising from he extensive
commercial Intercourse and from the mutual in :
terest which in common bind the United states to
Germany, there is further bond between them
from the circumstance tina, many of our best
citizens are natives OF your country.
MIR. Wertemburg, from the King OF the Neither
Ian ds, was also presented to the President.
The President appointed several postmasters
at unimpor:ant stations to-day.
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04
DIR. RADWAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS

perfectly tasteIess. elegantly coated With sweet
gum, purge, regulate. purify, cleanse. and
streagthen.. E&dWsy's Pills. or the cure Of ali
iisorders OF the stomach. Liver, Bowels, Kid
neys, Bladder, Eervous Diseases. Headache,
Constipation, Oostive aesg, Indigestion, Dyspep-
sia, Billiousness. Bilious Fever, Inflammation
of the Bowe.s, Piles, and all Derapgements Of
the Internal Viscers, Warranted TO effect a
positive cure. Purely Vegetable, containing 70
mercury, minerals, or del teYious druge.
~ Observe thefollovia9 symptoms resulting
from Disorders OF the Digestive Organs:
Constlpa,ion. Inward Pilee, Eul ness Of the
Blood IN the Hesd, Aaidity Of the Stomach.
Nauses, Heartburn, Disgust OF Food. Fullness
or Weight in tho stoD ch, Sour EructAtione
Sinking or Fiutter1nR as the Pit Of the Stomach,
Swi uming Of the Head, Hurried aud Difficult
B eathiDg, Fluttetipg at tie Heart, Choking or
9u1ocating Sensations when Il Lying Posture.
Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dell Pain III the he ad. Ue'
hciency of Perspir alton, YellGwness of the Skin
and Eyey, Pain in the Side, q. eet, Limbf, and
sudden Elushes Of Heat, BuID'ng IN the tiesn.
a few doses of RADWAY'S PILLS viii free the
Eystem from al tbs abOTe named djzorders.
Pric 25 nts per Roz, SOLD BY DRUG
GISTE.
READ sFAL6E AND TRUE." Send one letter
stamp to RADWAY Il co., 10. s7 Maiden Lane,
New York. Information 7Urth thousands wi!
be sent you.
June "a, 1871. 227-d& weod1y
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.

In PURgUANoE of decree of the Ruperior
Court OF the county Of New Hanover, made on
the 18th day Of July. . 1871. in the case of Miles
Morris against Thomas D. Mesrea, Henry w.
for sale OF the Real Estate hereinafter de.
ssribed for partition, the undersigned by aid
decree, duly appointed Commissioner for th at
purpose, will on Wednesday, the 9th day OF
September next, at the Court House door, in
Wilmington. expose to sale by public Auction,
the following described rieee or psrcel OF land
situated in the said city OF Wilmington. viz: Be-
ginning at the Southeastern Intersection Of
Front and Chestnut street,, thence Southwark d.
ly with Front street Iinety-seven feet, thenoe
EsstwArdly ard parallel with Chestnut one hun
dred and eix:y. five feet, thence Northwardly
and parallel with Front street thirty.one feet,
thence BastVardly and parallel with Chestnut
street one hundred and sixty.6ve feet TO Second
street, thence Eortkwardly with Second street
sixty six feet to Chestnut street, and thence
hEsrdly with the line OF Chestnut etrest
three hundred and thirty feet to the beginning
The said property will be sold on credit OF
six monlEs, and the purchaser will be required
to enter into bond with good and sufficient Sc
euTity for the payment of the purchase money.
n. CRONLY, Commissioner.
aug4 203 wang 3, 10617kdsep
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04

There is urgent need of a little testi-
mony from Goldsboro', N. O., before the
Ku-klux Committee. A full and dispas-
sionate account of Saturdays riot at that
place might supply considerable valuable
information on the resistance offered to
the operation of the laws in North Caro-
lima, showing from what quarter such re-
sistance is likely to come. One might
reasonably question the prudence of COL
lecting five Thousand drunken negroes in
one town for the purpose of Q political de-
monstration, but having got them there.
and absolutely refusing to take them away
until they had absorbed sufficient instruc-
ton in Radical politics, it was fatal mis-
take to neglect their careful supervision
Brains not naturally acute, and at that
time fuddled by liquor, readily drew, from
the Radical proposition that Southern
whites do all the wrong, the COZ ollsry that
Southern blacks can do nothing but right.
Hence the rescue of q prisoner in the
bands of the officers. the seige of a hotel
and the murder of one or two policemen.
Had the rioters been whites and the oc.
casion of q Democratic meeting, We should
now see Goldsboro' occupied by troops
under martial law, an insurrection pro-
claimed from Long Branch and half q
| dozen courts martial in session for the
trial Of the terrible Ku-klux outraRes.
Boston Post.
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04
A c.rret-Bas Governor Appo.au murser


The New OrleaLs Bee has some stinging
criticism on the appointment to respoDsi-
BILE Offices of two negroes OF notoriously
bad character, by Governor Yarmouth of
Louisiana. Yarmouth is capable Of any
baseness, any indec9ncy, any yiIIainy
The Bee says:
few weeks ago we stated that the pco-
pie of st. James Parish had demonstrated
with Governor Yarmouth against his ap-
poin tment of one Oliver as Sheriff of ST.
James, the man who had been concerned
in the murder of Messrs. Lawes and
Schomberg. at DonaldsonvilIe, at the las:
election. The Governor answers this re-
mons,rauce by appointing divers brother
Celestin, as Chief Constable of st. James,
and thus adds to his many previous titles
to the gratitude of the people OF that part
Of the State, a gratitude which will herea-
ter find expression when an opportunity
shall present itself. Celestin Oliver is one
of the parties agairs5 whom the grand
irry OF Ascension Parish. composed of
fourteen negroes and two white men.
found q true bill for the murder above AL
luded to. His appointm ent as an officer
of justice is the first act Of Gov. Yarmouth
on his resumption Of the Executive chair,
after his recent illne SIS. wlich thus ecems
to have brought to bin no salutary rehec.
tiOnS,
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04

NEW YoRE July 81.
Charles TecAter pv>poses 10 lease the 14th
street Theatre
b, usauCp OI psOpio cOnGrcG ated around the
Ee vue tlo5 -.itai this N lag, eager TO he II
= netting bont their frie.d=, euEpoeed'to b.
hi I'd or l lure ~ ye-terday'5 sIpiOsion. A
larg- frTc o p"Hce are enga4 ed in preserving
oruer mid the general rush and excitement OF
tue occ*eIon. Or the forty dead bodies brought
t. Be evue Fl snital yesterday, twenty have al
dy b. eu owed by tt cir friends for inter-
ment Niue OF the bDdi' are -tll at the h. spi-
tai wing been lee, gni2 d, and will be rem Jved
to day.
la tac Murgue there sre eleven victims of the
exolo.lun vet unr-cOgniZ ID TN On sab are he
b dies Of u woman and two children, on an theI
sIab thore of q W Tran and cEII't, and on auo her
that OF u W, aIan and five bt d .es OF men. Mos
ofl bodies pres ut rrightfui appearance, for.
their features dist ,rtel by the water thev have
this N rulie there has been q regular stream
of 20. e p4e-iug solemn file in and out of
the dmgua, eI:her from curiosity to witness the
awful s.tcctace o. the unreccRni2ed desd yiDg
Il cr. or WI II p.intul rest, trying and yet
fearfai of r. sLizlng HmDng the YET uAkuOwD
VIC mo the il = of relative or friend.
Th 3" ab suJ six y jured victims OF the
exyus on IN III . wards at Bellevue HUspit AL
Tho e.Ji.s state tuat a. least one half of them
are beyond recovery
Atou. ,'clot k this morning the body of Ma =
tida Ne;sOI, aged sevBn years, who WAS killed
by the explosion, was found in the water at the
slip Of staten IslAnd Eerrv.
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04

NEW YORK, Aug. I.
The steamer Manhatten reports to the 3lst. OF
Abscom Lighthouse, bearing N. W. and three
fourths West in II fathoms; passed the wreck OF
tae schooner with bows ont and the water and
spars alongside The wreck is Q very dangerous
one. lying on the track OF vessels going mp and
down.
It is now estimated that there were 20 persons
killed by the boiler explosion and 129 wounded,
OF whom probably two, thirds will die.
The Sun says the Spanish under Palanes WAS
completely defeated by Tuesads q few days after
landing. with lcss of two hundred and fifty
killed and five hundred wounded.
society OF Turner'S OF this city, numbering
about two thousand. sent q request iast night to
the Committee of the italian Union stating their
wish to join the Italian National procession on
the 25th inst The request will be carefully
considered by the italian Committee next Monday
night.
Dragging for the bodies OF the victims OF the
late boiler explosion was resumed this morning.
Up to noon poae o: the bodies had been re-
covered.
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04
CANE DI~PA CCHEs =

LONDON, July 81.
The meeting at Hyde Park to ssi ate against
the ii 5T&uce tor Prince Arthur, feeble
Ih ir,
Another meetin2 has boen called which the
goGeiHm mt p OhIoitcd.
PARIS. July 81.
The fact is that but few ballors were cast at
the mu IIcipal elec ious, al that ths great mass
Ct tsrs Gbstai, cd fro the exercise OF the fran
Chise geuer My 4tt!iputed 20 thu ntnuance IF
the state of selge OF Paris, which exercise shane
iIl IL hIence n all Classes of society.
A tho nm porcelain factories at Sevres,
york i. Sh, ch Oeen entirely suspended since
the commencement of the seige OF Paris by the
Germans, Is to be re-establIshed.
LONDON. July 81
Tho chief theme of conversation 10 all circle 9
to-day as wo4 as editorials in tn journals, s the
expected intcOductiOn IN th5 Jommons Tonight
OF proposition to censure the government for
abolshiug the system OF purchase Of army
COMMISSIONS by royal warrant.
Dispatches from Dublin report great enthusi-
mani ested over tbs expected visit OF the
Prince Of Wales The Prince is already on the
route, accompanied by Prince Arthur, Duke
OF Cambridge, Marquis of Lorne and other men,
Rev. Henry Longn, vile Mansel, DeaH of st
Paul's Church. died re to day, aged 81 years.
Thirty of the New castle strikers have gone to
the Unit q States
in 1ns use of Lorde to-day, Earl Granville
in wing favorable answer to the royal mes
sage on behalf of Prince Arthur, urged that the
demand merely tn I'll ed the contra CT m ade at
the beginning OF the reign OF the Queen. he
epOke warm eulOgS OF the Prince, whose visit
to Canada mad secured the affection of the colo
niste Ihe Duke OF Rich mond heSrtiy conded
the motion, which was carried without division.
The Duke of Richmond then moved q vote of
censnre OF the Z Ieen's message as an unworthy
Mi1ieterial resort.
he a,so denounced in very strong language the
speeches made at the banquet at the Mansion
House saturday, IN relation to the treaty OF
Washii gton, and claimed that the royal preroga-
tive much strained in the ratifca ion OF that
Instrument w1,hour the assent OF Parliament
Earl Granville epok4 in defence of the message
a. responding SIMPLY TO previous action of
the House of Commons.
Ia the House of Commons. Mr.. Gladstone
atAted that unless the blu relative to elections
vas passed by Tuesday, an October session OF
Grliament was imminent.
feer Alfred Taylor. of leicester, denounced
the making OF appro priatjous for Prince Arthur,
who he SAID hsd better serve tho country than be
It's p9nsiOner,
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop Of the SARSAPARILLIAN Be
) SOLVENT Communicates through the Blood
Sweat, Urine, and other fuit @ and juices Of the
sy stem the vlgor of life, for it epairs the
of the body with new and sonnd materisi
sorofula. Syphilis, Consumption. Glandulsr dis
ease, Ulcers in the th4 at, Mouth. Tumors,
Nodes in The Glands and other parts OF the sys
tenn, Sore Eyes, Strum orous dischaTge q from @
RS, and the worst forms O. ekin iseases,
Er1ptions, Fever Sores, Ecald Head. Ring Worm,
salt Rheum, EIysipeIas. Acne, Black Spots,
Worms in the Flesh, Tumors Cancers in the
Womb, and all weakening nd painful discbarg-
e Night Sweats. Loss OF Scern aud all waste
Of tn life principle, are within the curative
range OF this won der Of Modern Chemistry, and
o tew days use will prove t. any Lerson using
it for either Of these forms Of SeGse its 20 ent
power to cure them.
II the patient, 6aiy becoming reduced by he
wastes and decomposition that is continually
pr gr sing, suo eeds in arresting these wastes
and repairs the same with new material made
from healthy blood and this the SARSAPARIL
LIAM will and does secure-a cure is certain (;
60 once this remedy commences it's work
I purifcati N, and Su ceeds in diminishing TIT
ss of wastes, its repairs will be rapid, snd
every day the patient vii! feel himself growing
better and etrongec, the food digesting bet or.
appetite improving. and desh and weight In
creasing.
Not only does the SARsAPARILLIAN REsoLvENz
excel gil known remedial agerte in the cure OF
Chronic, Scrof7lous, Cons itutional, and Ekin
diseases; but it is the only positive cure for
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04
From Virginia,

WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS, August I.
The eleventh session of the American Dental
Association convened here this morning pursu-
ant to adjour rnment. DR.. W. 81. Morgan, OF
Nashville, Tenn. presiding. Forty-fve NE mbere
we're present. and considerable accessions are
expected by to-night's train.
The Association have agreed TO hold morniuG
and evening SESSIONS, without trsnsactipg any
important bueiness. The association then ad-
journed until half-past three O'Clock.
Among the arrivals last night were ex.Secre'
tary OF the Interior, Jacob Thompson and family.
In the morning session DIR. Judd read q paper
on Dental Physiology, viii h WAS discussed st
length by Dire. Atkinson, Taft and others. 1t
went over to the mornings session. The various
standiog committees were then appointed at G
O'Clock.
The Association adjourned until 10 O'Clock,
Wednesday morning.
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04

LONDON, August /.
The vote Of censure was defeated in the House
of Lords,
The government has been defeated in the Houee
OF Lords on an amendment to the election bill.
There is great deal of uneasiness over the
progress OF the cholera. It has 10. passed tho
confines OF Russia by the regular ronte. and sll
possible rrecautions taken by the Kegula.
tons 10 prevent it's progress by have been
adopted. though some cases haze appeared az
Hull, which is one OF the Southern emigration
points from Eorth Germany to America.
The Aldermen met at Guild Hall and grant ed
a six months leave of absence to Recorder Cur.
ney, to acs as Comnissioner under the Washing
ton treaty.
VERSAILLES, Aug. l.
The Assembly voted only on imports to which
no opposition wss made on the tax r&w ma
terial, including cotton, which was postponed
for future consideration.
ROME. Aa2. ].
The election in the Roman States very
apathetio. Two thirds of the voters sbstained
from voting. The moderate candida les gener-
ally were ucoessful.
CoNsTANTISoPLE. Aug. /.
The publication OF d Turkish ne Espsper has
been stopped by the Governm Mt in consequence
OF an attack published IN its columns upon the
Pope.
Wilmington journal., 1871-08-04
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RV TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK July 80
arrived-Steamers Hermsn Livingston and
81 B 4oudu from New Orleans, Aud Reg u
1Ior rr, m Wilmington.
The Iatter reQOtts at q. NJ. Iuly 28th, while
- Isna Lookout, passed steamer CAthsrine
GThi.i5g bearing in tow the 1uatsvIle, disabled
VIZ ron |avauu Ah FIR NeT Yerk. The samr
Doar, Do RS war. sJoken next day at p. m. ~ the
sgo~IIsn Livingston, % miles North OF Cape
BE. ry- 1o,.,,7 80. xuosta.d croud.
1-;+h o s5sIgsrs cap dei hsr boIer st
60 eIoo day ia the slip at Whiseh .ll street. The
-. I.,s.i I, was ter ific, shatteri 6 tho FOR Hard
GU ~ ,ha bO t and killing a great nuHb5r OF
Pa. The hnr.icaue deck was cleared over
Ieg5 snd a larg lumber "f persons fell Il the
po md ware drowne The cntlro namber
f.s, "a suppysod to Ue 50.