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Butter and Cheese Markets.

NEW YORK, July 17.-BUrTER heavy.
Western at 10al9c. State 20a2ec. CHEESE
dull at Sa1lc.
CINcrSNAT1, July r.-BUTTER scarce
and frm at Isa20c for choice. CHEESE
quietat lOallc,
PTTTsBURe, July l5-BUTTER dull
Good table 16alTc, CHEEsE-Receipts
large and prices tending downward
Ohio Goshen lOal0le; Ohio factory saslei
dairy 7asio,
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0. 0. E. Installation.

Saturday evening, July sth, 1871, the
officers elect Of Newton Falls Lodge No.
255, Newton Falls, were installed in the
beautiful new Lodge room, the property
Of the Lodge, BY D. D. G. NJ, Chas. II.
Mead, Of Kent, o., n. G., VII liam L.
Hosier; V. G..L c. Merrillsi R. s,
Chss. Boardmau.
Monday evening, July 10th, d. D. G.
NJ, Chas. a. Mead installed the officers
elect, Of Mahoning Lodge No. q, War
rem I; Michael Parker, N. c. Robert s.
Elliot v. G.; Edward W. Moore, R. s.
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The Hnmn Insurance Comnanr.

There has been a sort OF i~nevitableness in
the movements Of thu Home Insurance
Company Of New York-reminding OF
the resistless march Of the German armies
Watchui 20 secure the good and evoid the
Lad. the Home has recently cut on the
Marine and Inland Branch OF its business
The Home has a capital OF Two and one
half million dollars capital, and cash assets
to the amount OF S4.57S.O0SW The Home Is
now the IdTg1N exclusively fire Insurance
In America. This popular com
pauy has been for many years, and conttn-
ues to be, represented at Warren, by
WHTTTLESEY ADAMS.
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EDITOR CHRoNIOHAN s. Pratt Of
vour town, did some pretty good shoot
ing; but We claim Philip Russell, Sr.r
did better. On the same vicinity to wit;
In she space Of q hour he shot three
urairss eaglsa e three shots, and pretty
badly searsd be fourth one. In.
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AMNAHNA AIhNAuAAena
Another round Of fashions wheel, brings
Turbaus TO b the view,
With F~iorentine and Berlin, and dainty Or
The Lily and the Artless, the GyDssy and
the Bride,
on the tide OF public favor. are sailing side
by side.
And in this same connection we beg leave
We are receiving new goods, in nearly
Su' E. POTTER & co.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
orrrcE WESTERN REsERvE CHRONICLE
OHIO. July u. nll.

O' WARRES OHIO. July II, ISL. J
BEANSS2W per bushel.
FLOUR@s6.0 70 $500
HAY-sl2eslA
OATS@5c.
CORN-Ear Sc; Shelled &c.
DRIED APPLES-5 70 &C.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll IS % lee.
TALLOW-T to8o
CHEESE-Factory Blzc.
IARDLCountry rendered, 10 tol21ze.
POrATOES-O 70 Sl.D
WOOL-3S6Ec.
FLAX SEED-2W
HIDES-Green. 6a6Ics calf skins lO4L2c
pelts 6G75o.
WOOD-Stove length, 2o0e2,O per coru'
do Three-feet- s3OOaSO per cord.
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Masonic.

AaS0nics
The monument erected to the memory
Of Capt L. D. Kee, in Greene, Ohio, will
be dedicated by the masons, wednesday,
August ID, 1871. All masons and friends
areinvited to attend. Address by Rev.
Charles L. shipman, at 1 o'clock, P. N.
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The Ladies' Saw

Inc Ldulbs say
We like the Davis Sewing Machine better
and better every time We use II
IA good horse wanted In exchange for the
hest Sewing Machine in the World-the Da-
Wis. y. ). kNEELAND, ~
.July IA. at Adams Book Store.
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Somebody said that a good while ago, and
Il Is stil true. This leads Us to ask, Haye
you seen themf Have you been thereI W
course Won have read about them and heard
about them. and are bound to see them
Now. 70 give you the plain truth, not coated
with blarney, We say II you pcnt for distinc-
ton. the place 70 inuea your greenbacks is
at Hirshheld's Buffalo Clothing House, one
door south OF the TrumbuQ National Bank,
on Main street. There Is where the great
variety exhibition comes OF daily-A. ],
Frank, Manager. The crowds that go In
there and come out with huge q under
their arms, and looking 90 pleased and
happy, Is q sign that the people are well
a1fed and get the worth OF their money
See big advertisement for particulars.
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Dent sslow your boys to wear
heavy WCGlen suits during the hot
weather, but buy for them 3 neat Lin
en- suit Prices, $3.50, $500, 49,
SEQ, and $3.50. Straw Hats q every
description. Mems Linen Drill Pants,
extra sizes Mems Linen DusteHi ex-
ira sizes; Mems White Vests. extra
sizes. A complete stock q VII De
sold at cash prices
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We Make the Best Ice Cream
In the city.
Tint Paint.

We would say to those who have been
waiting TO see whether thai paint looks as
well on the building as the sample colors We
snow Al our store, that several houses in this
CITY nave been painted with the Cleveland
Chemical Paint and It has given complete
satisfaction, in fact, in Circumstances, looks
better than the sample eolors. We can rec
ommend this paint as good. We are peetdt
dgsutr for this section, including 1oungs-
OWL and Western Pennsylvania
HOYT & SPEAR.
No. Main Street
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Inlius King. Main Street.

Has had 100 doz. ofhis Silver and Steel
/ Combination Spectacles, manufactured for
him. b cost no more than steel, and are
todTTdnted to 1t the eye for years, they look
well and don't rust GO to Kings and have
your eyes fitted by his patent ySem-it Is a
sure thinR. July I24G
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We mentioned recently that Mr.. A. s.
Robbins. OF Cleveland. kept the most splen-
aid pier looking glasses in the city. he al
small souare and oval gold frames, and
keeps the best Workmen In the city. Also
Keeps the most stylish window cornices, in
walnut, gilt and gold, at Extraordinary low
prices. Trumbul County people should
see his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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me above prices viii be suhjecttonnetua-
lions with other markets. always aiming y
paw the highest price for grain ssh -
cheap asthe cheapest Remember tIel
neTf door, 10 McIain's Shoe store. in room
FORMERLY occupied by Trumbuu a bAnA
An our goods warranted as represente1T
Come and see us. liberal deduction a.
lowed to parties that buy large quAnllLes'
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AmerieaElIl

About 200 American SeDing Mdchtaes now
IN use dl TT1fu6uH COtHt6 they do good uork,
give GOOD SdtigdchOn, and are updfronted Tor
mr. veGTs. Try one before buying any other
kind, lift don't suit don't buy Il. Fol sale
at Kings Jewely Store, by kirk Co..
Agents for Trumbull Co. July "a
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For Cisterns,

TOT IIsItTu8l
Nothing ever discovered equal 10 the
Hydraulic Cement sold by
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Security and

SlAS9spISOO are the assets OF the Fire In
surance Companies represented by Whlttle-
sey Adams, Agent. Nearly Fiteen Million
Dollars.
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A ul attendance OF the "craft" OF Rural
Lodge No. SB F. AN. is requested al their
next communication, 8lEt instant.
II. b. HARMON, Secretary.
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For fine Teas and COfFees

N. Il sugar
A Molasses, at S. R. Chryst & Co.'S, No. Is
Central Block, Market St
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Carolina Rlee!
One thousand pounds for sale at Hoyts
Drug Store, No. 5 Main Street.
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SIeen Yell

Sleep YeI!
And TO do so scientifically, go TO Truesdel
&Townsends, and get q Bedstead, Springs,
Mattress and Pillow, and all the rest OF your
furniture.
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Mnsnnle.

Money Found.
on Monday last, near Graeters corner, a
roll OF bills. Enquire at this once.
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IL Ynn Want

DR.. J, W. Stewart
VIII be absent from his office In Warren
Ohio. until further notice.
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The Endl!
Metallic and wooden Burial Cases, Caskets
and Coflns. BURIAL ROBES. nom PLAIN 70
TRUEsDELL a TowNsEND's.
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AeeIdentsl

insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford Conn
Cash Assets one million dolorG Apply 70
Ohio. loot A-u.
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nrwaII NnrmaI Institute.

THE FALL SESSION OF THIS
school will begin Tuesday, Aug. Is, and
twelve weeks Special attention
will be given TO those designing TO teach,
and no pains will be spared to secure the
rapid advancement OF all.
liable board can be had in the Students
Union for $50 oG,O per week hooms lor
al boarding and board In private Mmllles
cgn be obtained &C reasonable rates. The
INSTITUTE Is furnished with an extensive
apparatus and o~nerssupertOr lor
Obtaining an academic ed1eatlon. send Ior
q catalogue h dO1N5oNt
Orwell. July y. l1l-St. PnnelpaL
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S2,4O
For salt by the barrel or wagon load 81
S. r. CHRYST cos
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School Teacher Wanted.
In district No. c. A male
WYATT MCKAY.
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And roviiion at S. r. Chryst & Cos. cheap
family supply store, No. Ii Central BLOCK
Market ST. Warren, Ohio.
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Smear

0 q optaL
Are agents for Cleveland Chemical Paint,
for This section. Write them for sample
colors, prices, &C. HONI PEAE
No. 5 Main st.
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cLosryGfPRICEs,

CLosINGiPRICES.
Extra-Graded steers, averag-
ing I,4OO MS, and upward.-6.0O @6lO
Choice Beeves-Ffne, fat, we'll
formed 5 to 5-year old steers,
and averaging 12OO9lYS5O
1oO4o.fo
Good Beeves - We0-fatted,
inely-formed steers, averag-
ing I,160@1,250 ms, .-.-....- 6.25@5.4O
Fair Grades-Fair steers. in
fair flesh, averaging 1,lOO@
100 rs, 4.log5.OO
Medium Class-Medium steers
and good COWS for city
slaughter, averaging so0@
LOO bs,.----.-.-...-.--... S294.5O
Stock Cattle-COmmOn cattle
in decent flesh, averaging
sOO@1,O5O bs,...---.....- S.OO@43
Inferior-Light and thin cows
and steers.-.--.----......-....- Zz9GZfo
HoGs-Most Of the were within the
Of A.I5646O, the market closing firm
at A.I56A40 for common to choice
heavy, and at A40@465 for common to
choice light. All sold, and the market
closed firm.
SHEEP-Shs light receipts induced a
firm feeling, and sellers experienced no
difficulty in clearing the pens, and at
very full prices. We quote inferior 70
common at S2.50a3.25; medium at $50
a3T2. and good to choice at 4-OQaA5o.-
Chicago Tribune, July Il
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Boston Crackers !

New Orleans Sugarl
Any quantity-from y pound 20 q hogs
by HOYT & SPEAR.
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The dynamometer was changed on the
Clipper after the first trial, putting the
dynamometer in q diagonal position
where it drew the machine and lifted at
the same time, which caused the draft on
dynamometer to be increased some 40 70
65 lbs. by its diagonal position. No ex-
periments were tried on the other ma
chimes,
The report Of this trial in last weeks
paper, was unauthorized by US and ruth
OF ouy si0uatureS, NOBLE MASON,
4t.r n. W. PALMER
ON. BENTON.
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The genuine Boston Cracker, Graham.
Cream. Picnic, Wine, Champion and Peer-
les biscuit, direct from Boston, at
JAMES McCONNELLS.
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The Best Paint Brushes
Ever brought to Warren. Full stock at
HOYTS DRUG STORE,
N65Main Street
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Mr.. F. Il. Jones
VIII give PianO lessons at ana Auslcal
Tnstitufe. during vacation, at the very low
priee OF $40 for p lessons, or at the house OF
pupil for SIS. JuLyS
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For Zee EGter' ats. R. Chryst & Co.'S
June "a, ISL
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Printing! PrInfingi

Orders for Job Printing. q as Cards,
Bill Heads, Circulars, Hand Bills, Posters
&c, m a be sent by mall and All onaeIs
eoIainR from responsible parties viii be
promptly filled at the CHRONICLE once.
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FRESCO DECORATIONS, FOR
Parlors and Halls, in Oak, WalnnL OF
Maple, and all styles OF the nnest MARBLES.
styles, at ADAMS
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Go % s R. Chryst & Co.'S. Best Y. H. Tea,
$40. good SIS, fair sI.00, lower grade soc.
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CHTCAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEF CATTLE-The demand for butch
er's stuff to supply home wants was
limited. There was no inquiry for stock
ers, and prices arepurely nominal. Tex
as cattle were plenty. We give the fol-
lowing as the
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Pine Apples- Oranges. Lemons and Figs, at
MCCONNELLS, Main street.
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See Advertisement
or Cleveland Chemical Paint Co, on this
mage.
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wARRES, OHIO, May S. ISL.

Parties Supplied
With Ice Cream Of any flavor; on snor'
notice, at
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Ladies
Can be furnished with Hoop Skirts, fan-
ferss Glove FittinR French and Common Cor
sets. real nj imitation Laces, Hair Nets,
Braids, Mohair Curls-also Nilsson Curls
OF reaIhair, by calling On Mrs c. W. Ms
SER, Market St., Warren, Ohio.
Nav 10. ISL
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Rare Chance

70 obtain a building or out lot. The sub
/ scrlber offers for sale twenty-five acres OF
| landlaying between Broadway and Maho-
ming Avenue south Of Quinby's addition 70
/ Warren. VIII sell the above In one 10 nYe
acrelots to suit purchasers
Warren, Feb. IS, 1871. s. +.
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Another Revolution.

strawberries and Cream served at Nc
CONNELIrS.
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Extra Fine Cigars
And choice brands Of Tobacco, at s. R.
Chrvst a CO'a.
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Hnma Made

Home Made
Bread, Biscuits, Buns, Pies, fresh
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BRIER -, March q, p

BRIER Hill, March Is, lsos-
WHrrTLEsEY ADAMS, ESQ.,, Agent dna 40
Just e., Wdrren, Ohio. Dear sell Is que 70
and aNorwfchf) you represent, IN Whlch 1
had Insurance on my new mansion hoase;
Din the first for $1,000, the sec9nu toL gol
TfcIv my thanks and gfal-
tn5e for tie prompt and honorable manner
fhey haveadlusted the losses. This business
foresight in efecting insurance, and your
promptness in adjusting and paying the
same. enables me 70 go promptly forward
with the work Of rebuilding, without sacri-
nee In raising money. This consideration
should Induce an persons, Irrespective OF
their ability, to tar a loss, TO keep their
property insured. Respectfully yours.
frir I0,5feow DAVID TOD.
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~ Llsbon RR Tine Table

Ntl4" 8lk
anr Ecuh=Hal leaves Mics e
Err1ve1 81 Lee1ouio a. IE8 pm,
teW Llsb0n ~ ED pm ExpreSl
tiles et e. pa or1E8 e. Leetonla
&E 6oinr Ecti1.-ELpree4 leayee New
1acn 80 SIS An arriving e. 1estonis
e6 an. and ~ Niles ntIsG an Nal
saves New Lisbon 81 ~ psm. LeetoniA SS
and arrives at Niles 81 SO
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Rnr rnnr Grneeries

Spring Caught White Fish
BY the pound, kit or half barrel, a
S. r. CHRYST cos
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Those Wonderful Nice!
at RILEY'S News Depot.
Mereas:

whereas:
Alb. Roberts keeps the finest and most
variegRted lot OF Pure French Candle In
this city.
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-nlridon.-West
Aahonln. nsMIsv'b1gl Phal,1

einrd NE sloAm
Noll smI SfSsml GStam
EN- ESpm . RS " los
80 GO5pmf Gl5pmI 6&pm
F.n S&pm 2GpmI 30
- r5srr 80 and the 80 q m. east,
rhoaeerp
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GnKernor Tod.

The great experience and remarkable and
honorable success OF the late Governor Tod,
in ali financial affairs, rendered him q safe
adviser. and his ounsel important and val
liable 20 the public in all Affairs OF business.
Read the following letter to WHTrTLEsEr
ADAMS from the late Governor c1.
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Mr.. F, L. Jones

LnN DGaN
Lemonade in the city at Riley's, corner Of
liberty and Market streets.
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Is the sniee of Lifs.

Soda Water.
The best In this city, at
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EndIl

Ice Cream.
oeGm AL acCoNNELLs.
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People Say!
That Riley makes the best Lemonade In
the city, and what every body avs mus be
true.
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Oranges and Lemons !

UTuuBts lnu ItWUM8s
40 boxes Just received. HapgOOd & STRAIT
ton, Market St. Drug Store.
RED BBL. IN FRONT Of STORE.
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Moving Machine Match on the Farm Of
Noble Mason, Mecca, July 10, ISL
Omeial Report
Aher moving some time and all he
machines doing good work, the dyna-
momster was attached to each machine
In the following order, (euts being drawn
70 determine the ORDER the result being
As follows:
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BIZ Heads.
Having Just received q large stock OF Bill
Head, Statement, Letter Head and other
best stvle. at reduced prices to business men
generally. Call atthe CHRONICLE Omcsnnd
see for yourself.
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Have some Style about You'll
And 20 70 RIlsy,s for Candy, Soda Water.
Lemonade, Cigars, Tobacco, Newspapers
and Periodicals.
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II You Want
4 good big glass Of Lemonade go to A B.
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We now have
As good Tea a. eueT sold IN Warren only
$50 per pound. HaPg0Od Stratton-
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Keeps up with the s~easonfn "green stun'
every description.
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Bill Heads.

Dress Goods
At cost for the mex 50 days, al
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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BOnnets and Hats.
At reduced prices at
GUNLEFNGER & BROS.
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ShaWls

At closing out prices, at
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Riley's
Fresh Dates beat time,
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Millinery Goods
OF all descriptions at very low prices, In
GTNLEFTNGER & BROS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-07
A Young Woman Falls into the Hop
per of a Paper Mill.

gentleman from Hamilton, Ohio gives
the particulars of an accident 81 horrible in
Its sickening details to be almost beyond
credence. The circumstances are IS follows
On Saturday morning q week, carpenters
set to work in the third stO-y If Becte,t's pa
per mill, in that town, fO- the purpose of
making repairs and improvements in the third
story Of the building. In the course oFtheir
repairs 1t became necessary &c take Up part
Of the floor
After this had been done i, seems the car
pen'ers went 10 some other portion of the
building tor the purpose Of preparing material
TO complete the improvement. 1t appears
that this aperture was directly over the huge
hopper on the second foOr, used for grinding
rags.
The carpenters had it seems-carcIessly
and culpably-failed to erect any barricade
to any unfortunate who might ha ppen to pass
that way.
During the afternoon party of young ladies'
employed IN the establishment were passipr
through the third story, when one OF their
number Miss Maria Breckinheart. who was
hole
No sooner did her companions discover this
than the horrible thought flashed upon them
that she had fallen into the huge laws Of the
rag hopper below, Indeed. they had not
much room for doubt, for the next instant the
shFIeks of the unfortunate girl rang through
the building, curdl:ng the blood Of all who
heard them.
The screamcs were heard throughout the
building, but none but the PERSONS who had
witnessed the fall knew from whence they
came. Several Of tie girls knowing that the
only salvation for the girl was in the stoppiug
OF the machinery. ran dowu to the firs; story
and had i, stopped, but, alas. too late. "a TIE
sequel proves.
As soon as the ponderous machinery could
be brought to a stand still, the whole force Of
the establishment rushed to the hopuer TO see
what had become Of their friend and com,
Panlon. The hopper was found to se nearly
empty, but the shreds Of blood stained RAGS
gave PaIn!u! evidence OF tho tragedy that
had just been enacted.
y hurried examination Of the recsivin-
trough showed the remains Of the girl crushed
into mass, and ground into pulpy mince
meat.
The horrible news spread throughout the
village, aud within a few hours the mother of
the girl, vas upon the ground besee ching in>
formation Of the fate of her daughter from
the terrified spectators.
None dare 10 inform her of the terrified
fate OF her daughter, and every effort was
made to lead the grief~stricken mother away
frem the shapeless mass Of flesh that 4 few
hours before was Martin Breckinheart. her
daughter.
Martha was but scvcntecn years of nge.
and Is described a7 very beautiful. industri.
Gus and aiiectona'c young lady.