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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-09-28
WE III ARE PREPARED r6 SNOW A FtELl
lEV;,lt,te az Fall and, Winter .oodss selsnteds

I'VE III ARE PREPARED re- SHOW al puiELr
W;tl,ne Of Fall and, Winter .Gaods1 selsntcdI y
Wit great care for this market lin new And,
choice styles, bought 81 the best houses IL fS.a
pr;cesU trf, ,sif1:s,rif= gT T2dtg l.i. ssetsiyaa
3ouri salcsnen nrs polite .apds attentive, AND
will take great pleasure in showing custopcrF.
fuiflincs Of the newest goodss1o;t '.:1Iite6o,h
Our Dry Goods comprise Silks. Pophns 7ysSs
lauH de Parie, Epspghaes, chat,jss, MSiisirse,
aud all tho other makes of new and; aesirables
We keep a,lnrge- assortme Atofs Prints, II Her1e-
Spuns, Checks, Strips, Tickings, Linseys, Jeans,
Tweeis, Cassimeres and Cloths at prices
all..r4d .zGagaTA .iiN' .jfra'! .i.s4sL ..sitid3
We have q full Line of nsy and Ia Lassi5shls.
goods s,d II Carpets, Rugs, Carriags BiaSKst
Blankets; Shaxls, ,Gloaks ';Jackets,o Sacks 0hfla
Sacking, Hosiery, Gloves, Meninp and Sill ghe.a
derwear, Ladies. White Undergarmslts, made in
the best manner Of fnD material2d h7tf.eHrIs1
Our stock Of Linen Table fpa masks NaYkjast,
Doylies, Towels, Linens, Linen ;sa apd ESttSl,
lar makes in these goods..0 Hodsskscpeis S62
ssvs money bysendihg us taeirsoraeIs srttnznst
ir;nc our stock when in town t,2GH9ait.ih
+ We have tho best assortment -of, iWits Shistgs
in the State, together with afun line Of Crpyats,.
Ties and Bows, Linen collars and Cuffs for u.
dies and Gents, in all the new shsPs5.Wkite96ddF
all makes and qualities: t1adiSs' Fancy Silk
Neckties in al the new oolors. :: a--.--
The Lace and Embroidery DSpafAents are
replenished daily with the latest novelties.
A full line ot Cotton, oor and Opers Fish
eels. .a.iEI = ra'ih, - rsai,L4 .lyi aohss
! All widths and ,eolors of Ribbons in Tafeta,,~
Gro Grain and Velvet ,.,..,,
Dress Trimmings and Buttons, any sSassi4s7, II,
vie style and Color. ~ -. =. -:'H ~"
Our w wholesale Department saesill sots sssas
needed by oil the country storekeeptrs p.
Agents for the Empire Sewing Machine, oaSS
of the best made
:, We do not advertise TO mislead the public Dit
to let them know where 70 get good goods st fHes
lowest prices -: =,
town, or send US your orders, WHICH viii viii hays! hsLs
We only IssR !s Il. best makes ts ssssaas
pas samples sent byi mail. tn =: aS,S,1s, :,
w. ID. LOVE e, CO., hid
a..:',a '9'7i r.. Columbia Hotel Building, ha,
.'t.I.fo .'f Main ST. Gotanibisss
w: D.. LOVE, .'.''G:': ,r'7,r@sa- :1Ss s1str
B. B. McCREERY: a"ou;'''a ssptt3l-eus,
.
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CRoMwELL's SKUEL.-The skull of Croml.
WELLS stilIEabove ground, and it is III the
possession Of citizen 9Sf london. Several
years since it was exhibited ':pnbiiclS FHe'l
history of tie head is 'asf folfbws: Gtomyelli
was, buried IN great hstats ats Wsssttiainhtet
abbey. ~ AT 7thd- KSstoratisr,a However, his,
body and those Of some of1iEs associates;Refe'
dug up, suspended on Tyhnfta lFttWs5 ffUtr
"a whole; day, and them Bdr;cd under it.
The head Of Cromwell, ,Ihbws ven, Was taken.
of,tcartied til Mes eMfHists EIa3 lid fxed
there; where It remained sohich htithe; but tie
great tempest at5the 6emfieneelnents 6f this.
century blew it down, where it was picked
|. up by the great. grandfather Of its present
possessor. This Is Insignificant commentary.
on earthly greatness The popular idoi,of
one generation may become the rscorn dad;
.loathing ofanother. The body 'of Cromwell;
carried to his burial in royal state, only few
years after his interment is rudely torn from
its kast resting.place; and the half.decayed'
carcass dragged by theahpelS thtdhghs'tlie
mud audmire Of btondsn, is hanged upon
Tyburn tree the head afterwards torn off
and placed SO that in sss;,.;,. e
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The prescntnent OF the Grand Jury.

We published last week the present
ment of the Grand Jury to the Septem-
Der term of the Court of Common Pleas.
The prescntment is characterized by such
fairness; and exact justice that it met the
hearty approval of his Honor, the pre-
siding Judge. In regard to the matters.
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{ lMARiRHED.

At :" The Manse, Camden, S. c., on the 2lst
September instant, by Rev. s. Fl. Hay, DELLA
WARE KEMPEn, Of IIampdcn Sidney, Ya::,i and
FANNIE s. flaY, danghter Of the oihciating min.
ister. .1gH - 4iJiena y,' ISL .,,G .:T'1;rsl
On the 21st septcnber, By;J! t. rrucsden,
Esq ,2J.3J. WaEKlss and SUSAN SMYhn, uil Of
Kershaw. aa.a- Iis4'rss I" l..-ssS .lS'' eJ.
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Estate of WIN. DRAKEFORD, Decd
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
. KERsHAw County, ..,,af
IAGIS5HAW 'COONfR ="
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE: 3.

8. Elk Parte lPetition for sale Of per-
J. I. Trnntham Exr. ~ sonal property. :.
BY virtue of an order passed in the above
petition, will proceed to sell on the second
Tuesday, the 10th day of October next, at the
residence of the late WILLIAM DRAKEFORD,
deceased, the following personally, to witt
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &c., SC. Terms Cash.
sept 28-2t ]. I. TRANTHAM, Ex'r.
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GEORGETOWN.

itheesfre, companies prevented the flames from
spreading Ponpey Small, an officer Of one
of the> >eolDred companies, fell into a we'll
sixteen feet deep, but escape unhurt, which
he is believes owing to alightng on his head
Owing to inclement weather the rice
harvestis progressing but slowly near George
toWn- ars.,--.. g5,,,,-. -.,--
-. -;.r GREENv1LLE: ,g-,,
4 portion of the G.. & c. r. r., with
r: K Scottand JamesL. Or, (locomotives,)
and passenger car No. I, have beea levied
upon BY the: Sheriff Of Richland county.
A wholesale pottery is about to be estab-
lisbed in Greenville. .:-i..... ,.....,
Cotton pods with twelve compartments
are on exhibition by Francis Davenport
LANCASTER.
A colored infant was starved to death on
the 10 tn inst. R. R. and Elizabeth B.
Thompson, Louisa Thompson and George
Kirk, are implicated. The .Coroner's in
quest found the parties guilty Of murder.
LAURENs.
Earnest discussion concerning the rail
road from Laurensville to z Augustaiis going
on.
MARION
G. NJ. Hall has been appointed Town
Marshal, uice B. P. Collins resigned.
Crops in Marion will not average more
half yield. '.|..!,' 81 @'.'
Stephen Turner stabbed Jack Blackmon,
ESQ.,, last Saturday. ........ 70. -.
BY a match, Mr.. Watson's cotton screw
was burned last Friday. 3D.. ....:
The quarrel between the Star and Ores.
cent seems on the wax. -.
A, North Carolina corn-stealcr, being
caught in the act, by some hands on a plan.
tation, begged to be whipped instead of 60
ing to Jail, After the receipt offfty :lashes
be left for the place OF bis nativity, i.ta. ~
fy. :. sT>a :NEwBERRY. pa 49, ..a..:,.
Judge Montgomery sHoses. upon opening
Court in Nqyberfy, dismissed the petit jury,
as being Illegally dlragya: g!5. nd lid ,,.,
ii..:s,,.i. iii III oRANGEBuRG4g.z;. >r;rA r5N.
The Charleston P4esbyterywill; meetiein
orangcburg next Wednesday evening: 3
The Rev.; ifa iffaardeaa, p, q p,xSilI " b 3
present. 9i:jy;9i 1attff ss<ii B.a-Sait.qE3Y ~
:! IA rain, like unto,a second Aood, ,.fell in
0fangeburg last Tuesday Citizens began
to build boatssih anticipation 6f the event.
-. .a, -, oooNEE. ,. ..'l. ~. -,
Mr. Preston L. Doape died on the 10th
inst. ~. ,:,s': l;.il sf-ti:n iara@,.jr5;, h
The store of :Messrs. Garter &.Verner has
been robbed of's50 worth Of goods, and Miss
,McFall's till has been emptied by rosuss;
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isfurther composed of, Rev. s. H Hay Rsr.
A.sJ. Stokes, Rev.A. x. Durham, Rev, Js
S-SKidney, W. NJ. Shannon, j rs. Wilder;
spoon, J. b. Kennedy, James Dunlap.
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STATE ITEMS.
ANDERSON.

The September term of Court began last
Monday. j.. =-Ht d. .-.r. s....-.
The new Town Council have been induct-
ed into office -
Gen. John W. Guyton died last Saturday.
-..- ....--..a ..,. BARNwELL.. .--.,. l.-.'' ~
The people Of Aiken complain of a great
scarcity. Of eggs and chickens; Corn sells at
81 to s1.15 for cash, and: the new cotton
has not yet; begun. coming in freely, only
three bales having been sold there last week:
Out Of thirty prisoners ii tie Barnwell
JAIL, eight q ten are charged with m murder d
The surveyors for the new road from
Columbia to Augusta; are working near
Aiken. y!l+ doA'ara .;'.9!f< q gyzl;i -.'i ait
The following; e gentlemen i've we're elected Il.
tendaat,; and Walaenss Of Of 3lW1illiston on the
18th inst. On, L. Breoker; Intendaut, j.
D. Browne,: u.s. Buekhalter, Fl. D. Hogg,
T. 4. S. Wethersboe, Wardens. ..i2:'',' 80
-, ,i54-5 ;r,it5,s,,.,f .yA;J{. -, Ii .cri II
,t,s:.fB BEAUFORT. p lt7pFg sa4,..!,a 70.
The cotton picking viii most likely be
over in Beaufort by the end of October, and
it is estimated that there will be only half
a crop this year. o., a a..
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A covcy of partridgcs, '(driveu by the
pangs of hunger,) left the fields and entered
Chester, near the Court House, as il, they
were going to vote. After flying against the
houses and butting some of their brains out,
the balance left for more 'congenial locali-
>ty. :.,... 80, ..,......f.,...... ....' ..
A great revival of temperance is in pro-
gress in and near Chester. The Division
organized but a month. numbers nearly ono
hundred, members. ''rr7 .;I.ntc 3... ~
. Mr.. MeCuskeE's shoe shop was robbed last
Friday night. No clue to the robbers.
.,. CHARLESTON. ...,., .:..l. -.
.Flynn's End Presbyterian Church has
been robbed of part Of the Communion
service, and table on which they stood. ..,,,
The wise merchants of the city have been
gulled by crazy individual who was recent
ly pardoncd after being convicted of forging
Lieutenant Governor Ransier's signature,
The recent, cold spell has proven quite
fatal to yellow fever patients, eight having
died in twenty-four hours. ?. F''-b5..
., COLLECTION e.. =. ~
| c. B. Farmer, who ranks only tolerably
among Walterboro lawyers, has been ap-
! pointed Judge Of the End Judicial Circuit,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by Judge
Platt's death. =, n ... ..,..i ....,
e. a.a CLARENDON. i
Mr.. G. T. Robertson, respected citizen
of Manning, died on the 18th inst, after a
lingering illness.
DARLINGTON.
The first and only fence in thirty years,
has just been built around the Methodist
cemetery in Darlington. G. Fl. ]"
A great county fair will be held in Oar
lington on the 4th and 5th insts., where the
industry of the people will be exhibited
Special trains will run, fine band Of music
will be present, and nothing will be left un-
done to make it pleasant affair. $780,.
Something of an erolitish or meteoric ma
turc has been showing in Darlington, light
ing up everything with great brillianoy.
| The cause was unseen.
At cotton picking contest between a
woman and man, from sunrise to sunset,
the woman picked 439 and the man 800
pounds. How Is that for bigh 7 ..'.
A tournament is to be ridden on the last
day of the Fair by the young men OF Bar Bar
lington and vicinity. ..>.....: .-...
-.r- a EDGEFIELD.
The stable Of s. S. Tompkins, Esq, caught
fire last Saturday night, and being near the
public square, threatened the destruction of
the whole town. By unremitting efforts the
fire was quenched, after the burning OF the
ILL. ILL., Jo.l,;,, r,ot drrnt and danced
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ot1th Carolina Monument, Association
COLUMBIA, s. C., Sept. Is. 1s7f.

COLUMBIA, s. C., Sept. Is. 1877.
At the last meeting of the Executive
Board of the South Carolina Molumert
: Association, held IN Golumbia, it was
unanimously resolved that bazaar should
be heldin Gol1mbiaE during the month Of
November; the proceeds Of which bazaar
shall besuscd to aid. IN thez erection =ofts
monument to the: Confederate dead of South
Carolina. Through the kindness Of the
President of theSouth Gafolna Agricultural
Society, sufficient space for the bazaar has
been assigned at the. Fair Grounds, and the
bazaar will be held at the same time as the
Agricultural Fair-from the 5th to the 10th
November. Feeling assured that more good
can be accomplished by a combined effort Of
this kind than by any Individual exertion,
however well directed, we earnestly appeal to
the women of the State to help us in our work.
Up to this time every call for aid has been
most generously responded to, both by South
Carolinians residing outside Of the State, as
well as by those who are among us to see
the progress of our work. Bcingconvinccd
therefore, that we have but to represent our
cause for all to contribute gladly to its sue sue
cess, we ask the public interest in its behalf.
Contributions Of all kinds will be acceptable.
Boxes must be, marked 'S G.. Monument
Bazaar" and the name Of the District from
which the articles come. should be put on
each box All contributions to be sent 10
one Of the Committee Of Arrangements. l.
Special Conimittee of arrangements and
-Sapermtcndence-Mrs. John 7. Darby, Mrs.
W. Fl. Gibbes Mis- Martin, Miss LaBorde.
Erecutice Committee S. {. Monument Ba1-
zaar-The officers and Board of Directors of
the South Carolina Monument Association.
Full particulars Of arrangements for each
day will be published in the daily paper at
the time Of the bazaar.
Papers throughout the State are requested
So,S"P1'ift,i " 9a srratrg g..rr-. :: ;fs yoFz:,s.a
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A Gentleman having a horse that ran
away and broke his wife's neck. a neighbor
sought to bug the animal, as means Of
divorce. "No, no." said the owner, 81 in
tend to marry again before long, myself"
At Long Branch, the other evening, a
black-eyed girl, with mischievous smiles
playing all over her face, asked Gen. Grant,
whom she met at social gathering, if he
could sing "Give Me Cot" The President
"saw it" at once, and his brow became clouded
as he answered sharply, II never sing,
Miss" -
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A Mobile negro; who had twenty cents
worth Of powder in his pocket, put a red
hot pipe in there withTie 3."How is that for
high?" was the remark Of an 'old 1seven-up
player, as the form the 'c,jlored man bei
came like speck in the. sky. There isi a.
vacant hat at His late residences: itigsi':; s. sli
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lIHE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD.-Ine
"mystery" of the fragment Of edwin
brood" left by Charles Dickens at his death,
has been pretty efectually disclosed after
much faulty guessing. .ur. Augustine DAILY,
it seems, having an idea of dramatizing the
unfinished story, and, believing that he
might obtain some hints from the artist
who designed the cover of the book, wrote
to that gentleman, and received an answer
from Mr.. Chas. Collins, brother of the dis
tinguished novelist, Wilkie Collins, which
sufficiently indicates the main features of
the plot. Mr.. Collins says that Edwin
brood was never to re-appear, he having
been murdered by Jasper. The girl Rosa
not having been really attached to Edwin,
was not to lament his loss very long, and
was to admit the sailor, Mr.. Tartar, to supply
his place. 1t was intended that Jasper
should urge on the search after Edwin brood
and the pursuit of his murderer, thus en-
deavoring to direct suspicion from himself,
the real murderer. The rest is conjectural,
but Mr.. Collins thinks Mr.. Crisparkle was
to marry Helena Landless, that young Land
less would die, and that the villain Jasper,
would of course come to violent end, Ell
ther through justice, suicide, or an overdose
of opium. This, though a matter of no. great
Importance, will interest Thousands of read
err of Dickens, who have sought to work
out their own solution of the Mystery Of
Edwin brood" -. .- ....... ... ..-;.,
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Cattle Sale. %,

.TEIf-.i. e
'DY ORDER of tho Court of Prebate, / viii
ing to the late Joel Davis, at Camden, on Mon
day the 18th October next, at 10 o'clock. .Terma
cash on delivery. sd -. r7ffs... .,,. M:
These cattle are in. good condition, and fair
specimens of their breed. Among them are
about fifteen beef cattle, fit for market, The
rest are cows and calves and yearlings. They
will be sold separately, and must be- delivered
on day Of SALE .s- .,s,.v 10. ..r,,.tsaT,
.s.....,..,...;y.,... y JNo. N. DESAUSSURE,.;sa,
". a.,.ss 'if,..,irs \: Exscutor.
sept21-4t J. P. BOSWELL, SIX. Gi.
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An Irishman, who had blistered his fingers
by endsaroring to pull on pair ofjboots, exl
claimed: II behave l shall niver get thin
on unta I wear thin a day or two" II"
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Charles was executed.
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New Advertisements.
Seed Oats. !!

Inn BUSHELS PRIME SELECTED OATS,
LUZ for Seed. - > ':""5s!,,' p" - ",'.
bn eonsg gnment and for sale BY .'ni :;iti'"y az
.N e. It'd: J.. .DEsAUsSURE & Co., ID
sept 2S-tf, =, .1n;f hg,sgr. Com. Agta.r
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EDGEFIELD.

The stable of s. S. Tompkins, Esq, caught
fire last Saturday night, and being near the
public square, threatened the destruction OF
the whole town. By unrenitting efforts the
fire was quenchcd, after the burning Of the
stable. The darkies got drunk and danced
all night.
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Maj. j. F. Hart was elected 1ntendant Of
Yorkville, uice Frank G. Harris, resigned.
John Gardner, deputy Sheriff, while at
attempting to arrest John Hemphill under
a bench-warrant, shot and killed him. .,..
At the Court now in session, James e..
Barry, who threw buttermilk into Ass Wal
lace's face, was found guilty of assault and
battery. i.a..'a " a' :: III; .@'< :
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For Sale

A NO. l. TURPENTINE STILL, in good or
n der. Apply to R. NJ. KENNEDY or the
subscriber. E. PARKER.
sept 24-lm
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1t rained in Pickens all of last Tuesday,
much to the injury of the pulled but un-
housed fodder Though not full crop, the
county expects to make surplus of corn,
but the cotton cropis behind last years
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...' 's RICHLAND. ..''.'.
Edwin F. Gary has been appointed State
Auditor vice Edward L. Deane resigned.
We only hope that Mr.. Gary will make as
good an Auditor as Mr.. Deane. : .
: t.1iji.' e.. WILLIAMSBURG. d. Z"
Kingstree is weeping over weeping viii
low, lately cut down in that village, which
has withstood the storms and tempests Of
many years. .. ...' ...... .''.: a.."'t -...
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Captain j. Mattison, are invited to attend the fu-
neral from the residence OF ms parents, Hacken-
SACK N. D., on Tuesday, July rs. at two p M. Trains
leave foot OF Chambers street 0t l245 r. M. return
ing, leave Hackensack at and 1858 p. NJ.
6ULLIvAN.-At his residence. 226 avenue A, affer
short illness, DANIEL w. SULLIVAN, In his 6lst
year.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on Monday morning, oath. at
nine O'Clock. The remains VIII be inferred In CAL
va. Ts4 Hse.sl East New York, L. l., on sunday
Mrs. II. II. Katlehhoii, aged 81 years.
Relatives and frleeds oI us fapiy are n vited 70
Kattenhorn, East New York, on Tuesday afternoon,
at three O'Clock.
VAN HORN.-In this city, on Saturday, July %,
GRACIA MARCKLLA. infant daughter Of George and
Louisa J. Van horn, aged month and "a days.
Funeral services Will take place this tMOnday)
morning, July a. at half-past ten O'Clock, ut 219
East Fifty.seventh street. ,f
WALDRON.-On Sunday morning, July %, FANNIE
HATCH, daughter OF Alfred and Fannie Waldr0n,
aged 10 months and 10 days.
funeral services, from the residence Of her parents,
1874 Sackett street. Brooklyn Tuesday morning July
rs, at eleven O'Clock. ri
Augusta tGal papers please copy.
WIEsE.-On Sunday, July %, after severe illness,
PAUL. son OF Paul and Jeanette Wiese aged years,
month and IL days.
the funeral viii take place on Tuesday, July Is.
AT two p. NJ, from the residence OF his parents ~
sixth avenue, Brooklyn.
residence, on Sunday, July %, LILLIAS, infant
daughter OF A. @. and Lillias A. Young.
Funeral on Wednesday, at three p. NJ, nom 1871
Atlantic avenue.
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TIE PACIFIC COAST,

Democratic Ratification in San Francisco
The Frederick VIII Cuse-Grcnt Fire in
San Fraucisco- Fires in the Cascade Noun.
taiGs.
SAN FRANCISCO July q, 1871.
Tie democrats are holding an immense ratiica-
ton meeting.
Judge Sawyer rendered decision in the United
States District Court to-day in the case or Kelley
vs.. McGlynn, on an application TO reopen the ques-
ton Of the validity Of the Broderck VIII case hold.
ing that the Court had no power to grant the relief
prayed for.
terrible fire occurred today IN Market street,
near Fremont street, among the lumber and
planning mills. The flames spread rapidly, being
WhippIe's coal yard $1,000 Gafrel's brass foundry
$50 ooo Dapriski 4 Co.. .s23, 900; B. II. Freeman,
sio'NO John Mellon, $1,000; Mechanics Mills,
insurance. One Hundred men are thrown out Of
Fires doing Immense damage are freuuent I'm the
Cascade Mountains - ~