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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
THE FIRE DEMON.
APPALLING GALLANT AT
PISHTIG0.
Frightful Loss Of Human Life.
400 DEAD BODIES RECOVER.
ED.

goo More Sill ia tie Ruins.--lSad
lSnferingsof he Survivors. OreT
100000 LOss al AaHistO.--iStir-
ring APpeats for Relief
Detroit, Oct: 49, Full particulars
of the burning of Manisto, on Sunday
night, are received. About ten o'clock
the fire engines gave out, after which
the flames ravaged, without resistance,
the helpless town, the wind blowing a
gale all night.
The loss is estimated at nearly one
million dollars, on which there is but
$50, 900 insurance. The sufFerings OF
the people are beyond description.
Manisto peing SO far beyond immedi.
ate communication, that considerable
time was passed before their wants
could be made known.
The people of Grand Rapids and
Grand Haven, supplied immedi-
ate necessities, and Senator Ferry. and
the Mayor, of Grand Rapids have issu-
ed an earnest appeal to the people Of
the whole State for aid. They say the
latest news from Manisto more than
confirms previous reports Of the suffer
ing there existing. The necessities oil
the people are imperative. They need
Immediately flour, meat and clothing.
Direct all supplies to Senator Ferry,
Grand Haven.
THE FIRE AT PEsHsIGo- FRIGHTFUL
LOSS or LIPR.
Janesville, Oct. 13.-Gov. Fairchild
tonight telegraphed the following
from Green Bay in relation to the Ma
nislo FIRE
The appalling calamity has not
been exaggerated. Over three thous.
and men, women and Children are now
destitute. The loss Of life has been
very great. Not less than FIVE per-
sons have been buried at Peshtigo aud
Virinity, and three hundred on the
eastern shore.
A score Of men, women aud children
are now in temporary hospitals burned
and MANNED.
Money, clothing, bedipg, boots,
shoes, provisions Of oil kinds cooked,
building materials and everything
needed by family 10 commence life
with are wanted.
The people are responding nobly
but there u no. danger of too much
being received. The destitute must
be provided for during the winter.
FOUR HUNDRED DEAD BODIES REcov-
Erred.
Milwaukee, Dot. 13.-Col. G. ID.
Robinson, fthe Green Bay Advocate,
telegraphs to Major Ludington as fol.
lows
The Northern steamer is Just in.
DIR. Nicholas your city, and other
passengers, bring the terrible news
that four hundred and seventy dead
bodies have been found at Peshtigo
and lis thought that the loss of hft
will reach seyea;bundred. This.is or
elusive Of tle-eastshure where the ,'osi
| of life is fearful.
y
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

The radical papers-some ofthem-'
seem 10 exult over the Chicago fro
They last week had their ROSTERS up
The democratic papers very becoming
" RETAINED from this. The mosl
hideous chicken we saw in any paper
was that produced by the Tyrone Her
aid. 1t was neither a Cochin China,
Shanghai nor "Banty', but seemed
rather TO be cross between q bob-tai'
owl and cross eyed MuscOvy duck.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

London, October ls-Adrices- from
Odessa state that eight hundred building.
in.she town Of Bngooloa had been burnea
by incendiary frss, believed obethe wori
ofthe fanatical oppressors of the Jews. a
great proportion Of the population Of tbs
/ vn are or the Jewish faith
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

jeremiah s. Black, so distinguished
for his great legal ability, and pro-
foundest democratic statesmen OF the
United States, worte a letter a few
DAYS ago, upon the rasealities and
frauds that are committed by men IN
Office, and advising the people to give
this matter their attention, aud take
steps to root out this evil. He advi-
ses men Of all parties to vote for none
but men Of honesty, and tells the do
mCcracy Of York that If any men be
upon their ticket who are connected
with dishonest practices to scratch such
at the polls, as il will be o hundred
fold better that such be defeated, than
that the Democracy endOrse their vii
laness by an election. This is the right
kind Of advice. The New York de
mccracy in their recent state conven-
ton followed such a course. refusing
seats in their convention TO delega-
ton that was charged with the frauds
in the city and passing resolutions
strongly condeming dishonesty in our
own ranks. We are glad to note this,
and present this matter for the con-
sideration Of Centre county demoetats,
who are desirous of maintaining the
purely of our organization.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

One report was that all the prisoners Is
the Court House had been roasted alive
A friend told mo that he had seen the bod J
Of a man horribly burned lying In th'
middle OF the road, Allthe quests q th,
principal hotels were said 10 have lost lheil
wsrdrobss
Mr. Hateh added that on Monday Aftsr
noon the police visited every dwelling
and strictly forbade the kindling Of hres
even for cooking purposes, until farIhe
notice
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

The Democrats Of Savannah elected
their Mayor,on Monday last. by two
thousand majority. That il sub
stantial victory, aud one that will
add to the peace and prosperity of the
city.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

A large camp has bsen formed outside
the atty tents arc beInE supplied 70 some.
but thousand. cfpeoplc are aIeeplngcn the
ground In the western district women
and children ihrong the streets aud are
cool ing their food at small fires built along
the eurbsionss. Az least ten thousand
wealthy business men are to-day leit PEN
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

All doubt as to the election Of JOS
eph C. Bucher has at last been remov-
cd. He has majority over Judge
Woods of nine votes. The official
vote photographed stands thus: UNI on
Woods majority 27s ; Miflin, Buch-
er's majority 27S; Snyder, Bucher's
majority o majority for Bucher IN
three counties 8.
Cyrus Hoffer, democratic candidates
for associate Judge, in Union county,
IS elected by 15majority. This with
Bucher for president judge. secures q
democratic court, for the first time IN
Union county. People down there
will have justice now.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
sIrpinK in the woods.

Ercenbacks belonged TO the Government
and ara ma lOwR
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

The Democratic majority in Texas
will nearly touch forty thoasand.
This is glorioas triumph. when the
odds against which the Democrats
had 10 contend III considered.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
II is terrible horrible

Nov we rushed along, and the next mo
ment we're borne with the crowd, or driver
by the flames aud smoke away back. The
scene IL beyond description. Burning en-
bers allied the sky, and were falling thicl
and fast a. fakes in a snow storm. Every
who're groups Of men were collected
speeehless, and viewing the spectacle Al
though fascinated. When one started
from bis roverio and dAFied OFF, the other
would also regain their senses, and will
the words, oh, ain't this terriblef move
along The streets were piled with furni'
ture, which, being placed Ia the course o
the wind, was soon burning mass.
Along Randolph street the clothing
merchants threw open their warehouse
and bade oil who wished help themselves
The arm Of Scott a Co., shoe merchants
removed their stock 10 the park for all 4
take who wished. In the morning ther'
was not = shoe len- Returning 70 ny
home with the friend who few moment
before had predicted his own ruin. saw
a spectacle which / shall never forget
Children we're rushing about crying 70
their parents, and strong men were bowe'
in tears, standing
Listless in the shower of FIRE.
Around the Catholic Church Of ST
Michael a large crowd were huddle'
among the furniture. We halted on th'
corner, and while / was removing bran'
from my friends hat / saw the church TAX
ere. In less time than Il takes TO tell yo'
this, the whole edifce was ablaze. Th
Historical Building was considered FIR
proof, and number ofpcrsons had crowd
cd into ID for safety. II went like wood
On shanty, and all who were in u perished
When tho Tribune Office took Ore its press
% we're running. They have been saved.
Reaching home found my family safe
and the houses In the nciBhborhood crowd
I'd with poor people.
Dineoln park was crowded
during tho day and night by those unable
TO procure shelter. The cries Of children
for bread were heart-ronding. or th'
reports that some went crazy i have M
doubt. Il was terrible, horrible. One
gentleman, Mr.. A. b. Smith. on SHdurda,
night was worth $4,000 To-day ho !
not worth $500.
Among the sad scenes Of the calamit,
was tho appearance of men and boys beast
ly intoxicated around the stroets Of th'
North Division, where saloon keepers
stocks OF liquors were turned into tn
street. and furnished conyenient oppor
tunity for the qualification Of their slAyisl
propsnsitiss, and the'e can hardly bo any
doubt that many of these poor wretcEe
found their death In the flames, for thc'
were too helpless 20 escape. One poo
man bad crowded fer refuge into the wa
ter main, lying Ia the street near the waite
works, but the flames found him evei
there before he could get his body who'll,
in safety
Women and children are going aroun'
the burnt district painly seeking some
thing to satisfy their hunger. They asl
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

Disastrous FlO0ds-OTer 1900
rnnnIe Perish.

London. October H. The details reesly-
ed here pf the recent storms and foods il
China, represent the Toss Of life and prop.
eFsy as very great Al least three thoas.
aud persons arc said % have periahed.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
COAL,

COAL Wiikesbarre Coal, ChestnuG
Stove, Egg, furnace and foundry,
Coni--of bast quality. hk Ghn low.
teSt prices. Customers will plnmnf
note that our coal "a housed nn.
der feommodious sheds.
Wood Or eoal-bnrnt Lima. Cor szIa
at our kiins. on The piha Leading AZ
MiieSburg.
Having received the agency
Tor Dn P0nfs Powder Al
WHOLESALE, we shall bp
pleased 10 receive ord dhrn from
the trade.
a
OAice aud yard near south end or Bald
Eagle Valley IL. X. Depot. BsllsfoEts. PA.
aov4 sHoRTLIDGR d co.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

ThisinvaluMble article for females, 10 now
60 bc had Mt Herimcher's store, and mo other
place IA Centra county. Ladies remember
that these trusscs can be had At Centre
Hall IT.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

Thousands Of persons aud horses ineS'
tr!eably somminEled poor people Of al
eolors and shades, and Of every nAtionall'
ty, from Europe, China aud Africa, mad
With excitement, struggled @ith each 9TH
er 10 get away. Hundreds were trampled
under foot. Men and women were loaded
with bundles aud their household goods,
10 whose skirts we're elinging tender In
tAnts, halt dressed aud barcfooted, all seek.
ing a place Of safety Hours afterward
these might hsvs been Ia vacant lots or on
the streets far out In the bnburbs. stretched
in the dust.
Below ua in the square among the crowd
we recognized
q man who preached iDhdel sermons,
or rather Trades from the step. and fire.
qaently was stopped by the police on ac-
count Of the great disturbance he melted.
Now he Was wringing his hands as II in
agony. aud wailing and shouting ;
Where Ia God now Where il God aqs0l
Show "a the anEslHv' &c.
Il MA nc NoAtihIeA AAhAA AZ eAA~NA N4sAhA-
ID aud thrust him into the basement, where
his FsyinKs we're lsss aadlble
The crowds could bo seen in the
streets huddlsd together. stupeted with
fear, gazing like dsmented ones upon the
awful pAn0rAmA. The laFid glare gave
everything a crimson hue, and the moving
sKures In the avenues seemed like imps Of
brim-stone. Horses were terrified, and
Snertsd and neighsd "a they were trem-
blingly forced TO 60. The cries ofehildren
aud parents seeking each other in vain
we're more than heAFt-rending. Very
faw OF tie EouGher classes were intoxicated
even these seemed awed into decoFum
On and on With remarkable speed came
the aamiaE procession. Il lsaPed the Fiv-
or, and sthded on with unopposed
fury.
A great deal Of suffering has occurred
among the people since Monday night who
were
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

polygamy. the charge having been
Rlaslq by ubia6rstariip. lle plead npl
IRuilN aEil tM utiltd SHtes AttprnM
savo sntice afat he waajf DE fesps hl
tial A. MoiAay.
V EHAro Wndhehem#it hndinaendidFS
talk N the Tabernacle this afternoon
principally by Mckenzie, one Of Brig
hams secretaries.
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Obliged to camp out

on he prAlEia- Quite q aumber Of deaths
have resulted from exposure. Tho Relies
Committee has impressed all kinds of We
Aicles 10 carry water and provisions %
them. and are bringing them into the
churches and school houses on the west and
south sides.
Immense quantities Of provisions have
arrived. many car loads being cooked aud
ready for distribution. The COMMITTEES
have tsisgraphsd 10 several places 10 stop
sending more at present Twenty car
loads Of provisions and tea thousand blan-
ksss came from Cincinnati. and twenty
cars from NJ. Louis. Large quantities ol
provisions have arrived from other cities.
All the railroads leading out Of Chicago
are carrying free Of charge such Of ih'
homeless as have friends in other places.
The end Of a human ghOul.
one among the thousand rumon thA
we're ayiRg thiekly about and the wildes
h would seem Il must be, was Of the suddeE
Vengeance that befel bold thief Seeing
the cashier OF one OF the banks ruhh into M
olAce as the flames were bearing aim os
upon the building, be watched his exit. L
vas not long before the OfieiAl appeared
with bis arms full Of money packages ant
bonds, and no sooner had he appeared thar
the theft prostrAted him with blow upor
the side Of the head, aud grabbed portion
Of the treasure. A policeman in An instant
saw what wAa done aud grabbed the vii
llan, who drew pistol and shos the faith
lal oGsoeF through tho heart and theI
spranK through the excited crowd brand
ishing bis pistol and endeAvoring to mak'
good his escape. But the sight with al
the surrounding circumstances. had mad
doned the byrtAndeFs TO frenzy. and they
fsll upon the wretch like 90 many tigers
tearing him limb from limb, and literally
disemboweling him.
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Centre Hall. Pa.
GRo y HARPsTER

Has On had and ~ sale At the most rea'
|sonablc rates a splendid stock Of
CARRIAGES. BUGGIEs.
aad sycr5 description of Wagoas both
PLAIN AND PARCY
Warranted to he made oi lhe bast and mos
dnfahle materials ami by the most expe'
ricnoci Workmcu. All work sent out from
the establishment viii be found e. be 81
the highest class sud sure % gine perter'
satisfaction. He viii also have ave a..
soFimcnt of
EIGHS
OF nii the neEest anl most fashionable
styles well and egrchllly made and of th'
best materials
An Inspection of his work i kfked As I
is believed that ReoesnReriar c'7 DO feans
IN tbs country AnE@s-ii
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Disclaimers

The disclaiming OF all knowledge of any
organization Of third party from Messrs.
BUTLER, WILSON, and THURLow WEED is
Significant. There is Il fear Of faint in the
suspicious Of the President quite appro-
pirate in this day Of arbitrary authority,
While it would seem probable that there is
something goin9 on. These gentlemen deem
1t at least necessary to purge themselves.
They are hoping for something better ut the
hands OF the Administration than they
would likely get elsewhere. Their exam.
PIC VIII possibly be followed by others
Whose timidity or :ubserviency to the Pre-
sl0cnts will may hurry them into the I'm.
manly act oil pleading before they are &C.
cused. Again, these disclaimers may be
only piece of strategy to territy doubtful
leaderS and force them to declaration Q
allegiance to the President before he shut
the door against them and seals their fate
But we trust there is an abundance Q
sterling metal abroad that will not melt liz
wax before Executive Indignation.
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The Atlantic Lines


Works are in progress and schemes pro-
jected which will greatly accelerate the
speed OF transportation along the line OF
the chief Atlantic cities from New York to
the Gull States. 1t is anticipated that the
speed between Washington and New York
will in no great while be SO increased as to
shorten The time Of the journey an hour
and . half.
South OF Washington, when the all-rail
liue is complete between Washington and
richmond, the time between these cities
will be reduced to three and half hours,
or u saving OF three and half or four
hours as compared with the present time.
Still further south, the Richmond airline to
Atlanta, which will be finished within Il
year from this date, will shorten the route
more than hundred miles in distance, or
ct least four hours In time--making saving
from Washington to Atlanta OF seven and
half or eight hours, and between Atlanta
and New York of nine or ten hours. Such
gain as that will make Richmond point
in the main thorougbfare from New York
to the Cult, and secure to her very i'm.
portant advantage. 1t will bring her more
prominently before the nation, and cause
her attractions to be greatly better known
and appreciated. 81. a5F
This increased expedition will proba-
bly, be completed, as we said, by next No
rember. Between Richmond. and Wash !
ngton, however, the rail line win very |
probably be entire by the 1st OF January,
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gzgzY1gxEszsEa5afSEs1
OBITUARY.,

Died, in Chesterfield couutT, Va, on the ID IN
stant after seven weeks Of great SUFFERING, from
The II cts of scverc burns, aIrs. LhUREl.LA W:
Hrh NETT: Gaugh or of DR.. s. G.. Phillips, and
CO.'S ri OF Albert Bennett, in the twenty tlird
year Of Ter eye.
NrS. BENNETT had been subject to epile ,sy for
about niue noLths prior 10 her deCeaEe, and while
Il ii. upon hes EEL in The hie,-a position che
WIS found in by ber husbsnd q few minutes sfter.
wsrd-iecevng burns from which she suffered
tic rost excruciating agony until death lut an
end u her Offering.
Mrs. Is. hsn been fer seye al years member or
Tie Baptist Church and though Geprtved or the
privilege OF attending church stately, Gu account
al dOfues:lc Cuties, uTed : consistent CHRISTIAN
and dting, gave evidence that her tru-t was IN
OLe who mad died to save, and whose presence
wou q lllunlne fer her the dark Wiley. WIN
Christ;an resjgnatto Oh she bore her suffering con-
scious Of Ter conait!on. Feeling thaI she could
not recover, she conhded her ell TO that GOD
"who doGth all Things weil,' and with the blessed
assurance of a Curious tmmo1tsnSy p1sed
away, her departure being as tranquil ss an m
fant leaving If, cttunaie hu :hand aud two az
tie children, whose irIeparabie loss has BEN her
eternal gain.
Dearest sister thou hast let us,
sc th9 loss most deeply teal;
But It's God that hath reIeft u
He can all our sorrows heal.
MANCHESTER, November "a. Z. M L.
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I" MEADE & BAKERS
~ EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INSU-

me- EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.-Th.s is
one Of the most remarkable OF our prosperous city
life companies for with but two years and half
of sge 1t has already reached position OF emf
nence which, II continued In the same ratio, will
In few years rank It with the mos. Furnishing
companies of the werld Organic ed In April,
1899 with capital Of 100000. Its Assets the LIST
Of November current Ia d been increased to Ss76,-
900, nearly nine times the initial sum, whilst In
the same period OF time 1t issued H. 900 policies,
insuring ga 100000.
Renowned as is this country for the rapid growth
and development Of It's young life companies, we
know or nothing approaching TO this brilliant ca
reer OF the Empire Mutual, for we hnd that In
ab out eight hundred days OF business II accumuia
ted S776 600 almost sloo coo for each one hundred
days of labor-ard to produce this result no other
talisman has been used than the indomitab.e eff
forts OF the management. SEX
Internationally there must be elements OF at
traction to command this high patronage In SO
short time, and these we find both In the gene
rous constitution of the company and In the In.
duenttal character OF the president, g. Hilton
Scrtbner. Eco. In the foTmerts embraced every
liberal feature devised by modern actuarial
science, and In the latter is concentrated the In
ttBpensab qualifications or an accomplished
and indefatlgable underwriters insurance and
Real Esta,s Journal. no n-lm
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Nh. 4. Is. yEsABLE, of the FarmTille
Commonwealth, paid us visit yesterday
We shook his hand with especial sattsiac'
ton, not only on account Of bis personal
worth and bis descent from an honored
ancestry, but on account Of the gallant
fight he has recently made in his county In
behalf OF the Conservative party. We do
him but justice when we say that had the
indomitable courage aud activity displayed
by him marked the canvass on the Conser'
yative side In the whole State, great as ouI
victory was, it would have been still more
sweeping and fatal to the carpet-bagsers.
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Eor sale hy WoonHousE & PARuAM.

& Co. --rs---~-
For sale by WooDHoUsE & PARHAM.
Mcssrs. WooDHoUsE & PARHAM have lait
upon our table the October No. Of thu
Edinburgh Rcric,c. Among the articles IL
this No. are South Africa and Her Ola
mond Fields" and Essays on the Tenure
Of Lands
The Students History Of the Middle ages
View OF the State Of Europe during tnt
Middle Ages. BY HENRY italian, +. K
A. S.; incorporating in the text the au
from recent writer's, aud adapted to the
use of students. BY WILLIAM SMITH,
DC. L., LII. d. New York HARPER 4
BROTHERS.
The title pretty fully explains the pur'
port of this work. For sale by WEST &
JOHNSTON.
Dogs and their DOangs. BY the Rev. F.
.. MORRIS. 3. A., Rector OF Nunburn'
holme aud Chaplain to his Grace the
Duke of Cleveland. Author Of I" A His.
tory of British Birds" " Natural History
of The Bible" &C., g.. New York: HAIR
PER & BROTHERS.
A book Of anecdotes of dogs of different
sorts, illustrating especially their fidelity
and devotion. 1t is quite entertaining, is
very well illustrated, and printed in elegant
style. 1t is not a valuable book, but one
that will gracea library, and may be turned
to with satisfaction to while away leisure
moment. The reverend author has shown
very great industry and care in gathering
up such fund of anccdote concerning
dogs.
For sale by WEST e JOHNSTON.
Detr1lon Abbcy. A Novel. BY THOMAS
ADoLpHus TRoLLoPE. Author Of "Lind's
Farm Chase" sc. New Iolk: HAIR
PER d BROTHERS.
No. 3G7 of HARrERs' Library Of Select
Novels. For sale by WEST & JOHNSTON.
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m FOR DECEMBER


AND CHRISTMAS.
MOEE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.
SHA WIS AND CLOAKS
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
T. r. PRICE 6 CO.,
again in market are opening by steamers and ex-
press large additions to their splendid stock.
IN DRESS GOODS the much desired shades.
FRENCH SATTEEES-Navy Blue, Plum Blue,
Brown, Crimson, Myrtle Green, Maroon, &C.;
Cacheu erts, Empress Cloths, Ottowas. Reps,
Velours, Irish and French Poplns, Grape
Popllns, &c.
MOURNING GOODS Imperatrice, Tamese,
Reps Ottomans. Velours, Henrietta Cloths
Cashmeres .Merinos, DeLaines, &c, &C.; Dou-
be faced MOHAIRS and ALPACAS, very
cheap;
Observation-Disclosures, Cloths Blankets, Flan'
nes, Pulled Cloths, Sheetlngs, Cottons, Dia-
pcrs Towels, Irish Linen, &C., &c.
IN CLOAk-kOOM- Shawls: Broche, Striped
French, Long and Square Blanket, French
Basket Shawls. Beaver Cloth Cloaks embroid.
cred and trimmed in evely style, Waterproof
Cloaks, &C., &c.
Stock all the time kept up.
hr. THOMAS D. QUARLEs Is with ue, and would
be glad to serve his friends from our extensive
stock lno 2ol L. b. th1CE q W.