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CHICAGO.
Accident In . Church-The Horse
Disease.

Accident In . Church-The Horse
Disease.
CHICAGO, November 4.-Last evening
at the opening Of service in the Baptist
church, at Evanston, the rear portion OF
the aoor gave away and went down
into the basement, q distance OF nine
feet, carrying two hundred men, women
and children. The scene was one Of
the widest excitement for time. Tor.
.uuately no one was killed and only q
few hurt, and none Of them seriously.
The horse disease continues to rage
and only few horses are on the streets
to day. None OF the regular lines OF
vehicles are running, and the railroad
cars have all been withdrawn. So far,
with few exceptions. the fire department
hoises have escaped, but to-day several
are still unfit for work. Fifteen mem
bers of the department organized to
drag their engines to the scene OF fires.
The Coroner is in trouble on account
Of his horses being sick. This morn
ing he received no less than seven sum
monses to 90 to various distant parts of
the city to mold inquests on dead bodies
of persons. Up to noou he had been
unable to hire q horse in any part Of
the city or procure other means OF con
veyance. Several yokes OF oxen made
their appearance on the streets. This
morning several of our large merchants
are doing all their shipping with oxen
and announce that they will supply all
customers. Drizzling rain has been
falling to day. The streets are deserted
and cheerless. Building operations
suffer greatly by the absence OF horses
Steam dummies ran to-day on State
street and will continue while the dis
ease lssts.
The body Of man was found yester-
day in the South Branch, aud identified
as that of John Corcoran, who was
employed in a packing house, and who
disappeared about two weeks since,
His throat was cut and one Of his eyes
dislocated. 1t is thought he may have
been robbed and murdered.
The Sunday ordinance was very gen
orally observed yesterday, and very few
arrests we're made for disorder
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Horse Disease.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The
morse disease RACES with uns6sted
.ufy 10 this city, and appears to have
20 poi' as yet, reached its climax along
DsisSare avenue. There are but fe"
morse teams to be seen on the streets,
s'l no cars are running on the princl..
pai tines. The postmaster has issued
ao'tice that no letters will be collected
S'er six o'clock. The disease has In
aeased !. so rapidly in Germantown that
4 Is almost impossible to find . stable
% which it has not made its appear
saee' but the owners, having taken the
asce:sary precautiouA the disease u
''T'u comparatively mild brm.
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Lippincott's Magazine
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DJSTRICT COURT OF OFTHEUNITEO
~ states Tor the District oi West Virgins.
IA bankruptcy.
In the matter OF william r. ParShaii.
bank upt.
District Of West Virginia, -.
ThI.is tn give notice that on the D n day
Of September, S52, n warrant Of bankrupt
cy was j. ued out OF the District Court of the
United States tor the District of West Nlr-
ginia against the estate oi William y. Par
sh.l, OF Parksrsburg, In the county OF
WoDd, in sai District, who has been ad-
judgei a bankrupt on his own petition.
rnat the payment % any debts and the de-
livery OF any property beioDginy To such
bankrupt. TO him. or for his use, AID lhr
transfer OF any property by him. are for
bldden by law, and that an a'iou mel
IneetInR.f the creditor. OF sHId bankrupt,
~ prove their debts and 10 che, - one or
more asSignes-s OF his estate, will be held nj
n rour OF bankruptcy, 10 be holden al the
Office OF w. W. Van winkl.. fsq., Ia Par
ker-buJg, W. Va, Defoe George B. Cald-
well, rDq Rngiser In BANKRUPTCY for ,sid
Iiisiri {, on the sth day II November, A. ID +,
1877, at 2 O'Clock r. N the me.tins h'reto-
been adj ,urned 10 the time and place low
hereby nO,ified fr said adjourn, d mesting
an Orrfer that the q feet in publication Of
rotIce Of frst M. IL nv OF credi Ors tor pctO-
ber u, ls52, may be fsrpe'ii d by this publi.
cation. No action was taken AZ the me q
irg ofOCtpbe 2, 1874, exc ~ to prove d"bts
and adg gouGn 10 sOvembers, 81 ~ above.
II. SLACK,
rs. Mar-hal for said Dis rirf.
HUGH p. NEAL, Deputy U. n. harshal.
Oct2l-r
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The CO0lie Trade.

Ih0 COOi1o TRADE.
LONDON, November 4.-The Amer.
can and British Governments have ad-
dressed q joint note 10 Portugal sum
monsing that Government to imme-
diately put an end to the traffic in the
coolies. which is still carried on by the
Portuguese traders with the knowledge
of the government aud without its in'
reference. The summons demonstrates
against the inhumsn seizure OF She ma
tives by the slavers on the African
coast, and demands the immediate in
terposition of the Portuguese Govern
ment to take measures for the suppress
sion of this Infamous traffic.
The Fenian Prisoners.
The mass meeting at Hyde Park,
Yesterday, in favor Of the release OF the
Fenian prisoners. was largely attended.
But few of the real agitators were pres
ent, however, and the meeting was
mainly composed OF curiousity seekers.
1t is stated that the Government intends
summonsing the leaders for an inIrlng-
ment OF the Park Act.
The Election
for members Of Parliament for Tiver.
ton, to fill the vacancies caused by the
elevation to the judicial bench OF Hon.
George Denton, Is proceeding to-day.
Dispatches from that town at half-past
one o'clock this afternoon, say the bal.
loting is being conducted, amid great ex
citement. Several vigilance commit.
tees have been formed by both parties
to see that no Unfair advantage is taken
by either side. One voter who was just
in The act OF depositing his ballot drop
pei dead from heart disease. The Lib.
eral candidate is Hon. R. T. Massey.
The Conservatives are supporting Mr..
J. w. Walcond, who has previously sat
for the borough.
A dispatch from Sheffield at noon, to-
day, reports that some rioting has taken
place in that city, and that the police
had arrested five of the ring leaders.
The dispatch does not cay what was the
cause oil the difficulty.
Demonstration Against the Sunday
Law.
The demonstration against closing
the saloons in Liverpool during certain
hours on Sunday. which began last
week, were renewed yesterday. At one
place a crowd numbering 10000 per-
sons, which was being addressed BY
speakers in opposition to its action. was
dispersed by the police.
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- county, IS Nunicip iCoun Of Wheel.
ing, Uctob.T rules, iEL
=. X shilling vs.. Jackson Bower, James
wharry, Thomas Wharry and David T.
flsck partners - BDye Go. Oar
nl.hee attach nent In asump~it-
The object Of this suit s. N recover from
thedefendAnIs the sn m Of 400 y ith interest
th.reon. a. per contract from the 9Th dsy
OF c,ooeg, l5,sa, I'LL payment and the co~ts
oi u l. Eu L AID n appear Bg Iro an am.
davit nled In the cause that the aid defend
auts are NONRESIDENT OF the rtsfe Of West
Virginia. u s. therefore ordered that the
aid d-fen 5ants do appear within one
month aiter the dsts OF the INT pub J.
cation oftnis notice and do what u neces-
ssry TO defend their interests.
Iesie: DANA l. HUBBARD, Clerk.
JAYLJR a BARB, Attornsys for Plain
tIH o~tZs oavb
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Rrasal Assaults.

SIDNEY, o, November 4.-Nignt pc
for. last . young man named Charles
Scberyereer, while standing alone IN
front of . saloon, in the centre OF tne
c;ty was approached BY . rufhan
named Kelly, Who. after insulting him,
Inock.d him down. his head striking q
stone, causing . fracture OF the sk1ll,
~S;cb uroved fatal in sbout twelve
hours siswward.
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MAINE.

RocKLAxp, November 4.-The British
schooner Gold Hunter, Captain NC
Naughton, from ST. Johns, n. B., tor
New Haven, with lumber and iath'
arrived here Saturday in distress
Three days previously the mate was
knocked overheard by the glbe OF the
main boom during storm. Captain,
McNaughton was caught oy rope ano
sustained a severe compound fracture o.
the leg. 1t is feared amputation will
be necessary. The mate was rescued
He received severe but not serious
hruiaee
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THE WEATHER.
synopsis for the Past Twenty'fouI
Hours.

Synopsis for the Past TWenty'IonF
Hours.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, November 5, A. N. }
PROBABILITIES.
In the New England and Middle
States, high barometer. with northerly y
to northeasterly winds and partially
cloudy weather. In the South Atlantic
and Cult States, cloudy weather, with
south easterly winds and rain. On the
upper lakes and in the northwest, and
to the Ohio Valley, brisk northeasterIy
to southerly wind, with threatening
weather and rain, extending to the low
er lakes. Warning signals continue al
Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago and Ora I'd
Haven.
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DEMOCRATS and Liberal Republicans
need have no fear OF the result OF to-
dag 5 election, if iull vote is polled.
Ioibis eud they should devote all their
energies. Don't be satisfied that when
yo1 have voted yourself you have done
your whole duty; but hunt up your
Democratic neighbor and induce him
70 vote also. Attend to the matter As
'a'ly as possible this morning.
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VOTERS to-day are cautioned to e1-
anime their ballots carefully and see
that the names OF JOSEPH SPRIGG and
okEY JcRNsoS, electors at large, are
iolud thereon, and also the. names OF
d:;r CT electors, WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
DANIEL B. Lucas and ED. SEHoN. 1t
ioa't matter what is printed at the head
Of The ticket, if these names are found
upon it it will be all right. Be particu-
ar 10 this respect.
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RUSSIA.

Sr. PErERsBURG, November 5.-The
Russian Government has decided to
withdraw its expe lition against the
Khan OF Kheiva. aud orders have been
issued by the Emperor to that effect.
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NEW JERSEY.
Aa6Ocate0.

RooHs.rxR, n. j., November 4-This
morning three men were suffocated oy ?,
a.s in he new mineral well. opened at
Avon Their names are Lucius Gilbert
George Dooer, and q truckman whose
name ia unknown.
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GER MANY.

BERLIN, November 5 The Prussian
Government has created sixty life
peers in order to secure majority in
those counties in which the. reform bill
was lately rejected by the Imperial Diet.
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experience has proved them the saIest, bod
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market abounds. BY their OCCASIONAL u<s,
the blood Is purified, the ~orruptious oi the
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the whole machinery OF ltie .e-tor.d 20 in
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any Length OF time, 20 that they are evcr
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to each box, how TO use them ~ Family
Phvsc, and for the following complainu
which these pills rapidly cure:
For DYSPEPSIA OF ISpf0 nsTioN, LrsrLD0e
SEss, LASGUoR and LOS OF APPETITE
they should be taken moderately 70 sumu.
the stomach and restore ia healthy tone
and action.
For LIvkn COMPLAINT and IN various
SYMPTOMS, BILIOUS HEApAcHk BLK
HEADACHE JAusDtcH or GREEN SICK
NHss, BILIOUS COLO and bILioUs ~
ykRs, they should be iudiciousiy taken
action, remove the distractions which
cause IT,
For DYsESrERY or DIARRHRA. but one
mild dose II generally requiiod.
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LET each man who believes in his
heart that HORACE GREELEY will be q
better President than U. s. GRANT and
Is better fitted for that high Office than
Toe nepo,ist and gilt taker now occupy
'ng the Presidential chair, 60 to the
polls and vote
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INDIANA.
Killed.

FoRr WAYNE, November "A
freight brakeman named Edward
Wordle was killed near here, SATURDAY.,
by falling from a train while under full
headway. He died almost instantly.
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MANUFACTURERs' FAyORITE.
For heaviest manufacturing purposes.
ALL LOCK-SlTCH, STRAIGHT NEE
DLE.
The r. style, after more than fve years
experience, ha proven itseli the most SIM
Die, efficient and durable family machiue in
the market, and stands to-day as the
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN SEWING MA
CHINE.
The G. F. style i now offered 10 the
public after two years OF experiments
MANY OF It's principles are entirely
new in their application 10 Sewing
Machines. Both it, Tensions are original
devices patenied Nv this COMPANY, and its
stiffness and ease OF running will eSpecit'ly
recommend IT, For light manufacturing
useS, in quality OF material, simp 'ty OF
design and adaptabijily, It Is eq Iailei by
no other machire.
The NJ +. style has neither "Cam,"" Cog
Wheel, ""Cumpound ever" or Rotating
Cranks;" runs noiSelrSSlv. eaSiiv and rap
idly: Drop Feed IN three sides Ofthe needle;
a capacity OF n-arly twenty inches under
the arm, and can be used on the finest C nm
brio or heaviesl leather without alteration.
FOR SAGt. Ok LEASE; terms easy, full
Instructions given and satisfaction guaran-
teed.
Agents and Canva sers wanted in every
county In West Virginia.
Address, "
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TURKEY.

CoYsrANTINoPLE, November 5.-The
Porte has agreed to allow Egypt to
annex Abysinia to the present domin'
ion of th. Khedive.
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IHE polls will be closed at sunset In
this State to-day, which occurs about
IN minptss before frs o'clock. Your
ballots mus, be deposited before that
tine. Workingmen should eudeavor
% vote at noon in order to run no risk
Of falling to have their votes received.
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.Lippincott's Magazine

Short Stories and Serial Novels by able
and brill nj writers, Sketches OF Tr-v"l,
rssavs and Narratives, Papers on science
and Art, Literary Criticism, ,iossi concsr rn-
ing Persons ~ Note, Incidents OF the Day,
and other Novel and Amusing topics, all
combine o render each issue OF tbs period
icAl a most pleasing compendium OF
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November 5.-Don Ruiz
Gorilla, President OF the Council. is
seriously i'll.
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. Whoop-
ing Cough. Bronchitis, Asth.
ma and Consumption.

Among the gr~a
discoveries of mud
ern science, few are
OF more real valus
To mankind tbs q
this efiectual RENE
dy for sll disc~se-
of the Throat aud
Lunss. A vast tflsi
of its virtues thro-
oat this and otliS
cou ntrieS has
shown that u does
surely and effectu.
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Beautiful Engravings

The subscription price ls'only -Four Dol
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who are desifOus o. providing for them.
selves apd the r families fund OF renn.d
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Wanted.

INACTIVE, INTELLIGENT MAN, TO
n devote all or part OF HIS time TO sol 'ci =
ing insurance Tor the Asbury Ii Insurance
Company, OF New York, in heeling
Liberal terms will be granite Address
] ROBINSON STRA, ER,
State gent W. Va, Asbury Life 1ns. Co.,
IA pers Ferry. w. Va. ociS
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ally control them. The testimony Of our
be-t citizens, OF all clas-cs, e-tanlphes ths
relieve and cure the affiIctei disorders ot
the Throat and Lungs beyond sny other
medicine. The most dangerous snections
OF the Pulmonary Organs yield to its power;
and cases of COSsUMPfiON, cured by
rem remafknbIs as hardly 70 Ds 6elisyed, weIs
they not proven beyond dispute. Asa rem.
edy II IL adequate. on which the pubilc nsr
rely Tor full protection. Wy curing SpOor,t
the fOrerunners oi more serious diseass. "
saves unnun bered lives. and IN amount OF
suffering not to he computed. IL ltcbaiIrnsss
trial, and consinces the mO~t skspticsl.
Every family should keep IL on sod -
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ceiyed attack OF Pulmonary nscttons
which are easily met al nfs,. Jul when p~-
come incursDIe, and % oftrn fntai, 10 neg
lectsd. fender lungs n-e.i- this defsnss'
and II II unwi.e to &c Without IL A sale
guard to children, amid the distr'ssinS oe-
eaSs~ which beet the Throat anu lhssi o.
childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL n inyaiu.
aDle; for, by IL timely use, Inuitituds. sr.
rescued from premature graves, and saSef
To Ibe love anu affection crntsf 81 on thsfn.
Il scts speejiiy ana surely sEsin,t ordinary
colds, securing -oand aud hsAii "a re.eofing
.l.eP. No one wiil .u1er taobie.oms ~
FLDESZA and painful bhosCbtlr.
when they know how easily thsy cah %
cured.
originally the product OF ions, isDorpu
and successful chemical Investigation, Iso
cost or Toll In spared la making every botfls
In the utmost y, sable perf.ctiDn. ~ nsy
be confidently reliei upon ~ passing sI
toe yirtues 10 has ever exhibited, and ospa-
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zresisst It hzs ever effected.
pKkyAHkp ~
DR., ]. T.. AVER & CO..
LOWELL. NAsss.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
soId BY all Druggists ~verywhsra
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Paper Fly Brushes.

N7EAT, CHEAP, DURABLE. BETTER
~ thai, feather. Don't break on. Just
The thing for this not weather. For sale oy
Ell NICOLL,
tx4 At NeI,ure Eouse Picture Sfore.
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.BL AN K BO0K K S

And all work required by Bankers, Mer
chants, Manufacturers, Insurance ComPa'
nies, Railroad Companies, Steatnboats, ho
tets, and City, County and other Public
Officers, are equal to any In the state.
ST Orders for Work Respectfully sonc-
itaI, ~"
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Choice Building Lots for Sale
an WHEELING ISLAND, OPPO~ITE
4 @eamboat Landing. Prices moderate
md terms eas, THEODORE FINK
Thoas washing 20 pzrchAse can see the
plat of aid lots by calling at the cmes OF
fheodore Fink 4 Co, Fed store on John
49,. e,o0 70 fh0 RosfomeA
WUO0, Ostsb9 u. t01 eee1-a
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MOldiUgs.

M0IOIUSh.
TUsr RECEIvED-A LARGE AND sU-
,I PERIOR stock Of moldings. Some new
and chaste patterns, suitable for chromos,
steel enRravings, &C.
looking. glasses, Chromos, Autographs,
GEORGE W. sTONER
ao-aa % Market street.
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III. NJ. RUsSELL,
ATToR NEY At LAW.
Fourth 81, ID Door Below Court House.
mar WHEELING, W. VA.
Q. III. Quimby.

DEALER IN BOOKS, PERIODILALH,
stationery, Presidential Badges and
Medals. Daily and Weekly Nevspaper,
poors- MaeaIipss and Cheap Publications
for summer reading mailed at publishers'
pricea Market street, ten doors above Ptet.
ofnoa Wbeeling. ". Va Un
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N z DlcAL.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure Of al
derangements In
the slomacn, nN
Or and bowelA
They are . mild
aperieut, and an
excellent purga-
Itive Being pure
ly vegetabl they
contain no m~.
curry or mineral
whatever. Much
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Washingt0n, Ind, Flour.
ono BRIA. OF THE ABuvE BRAND
ZtVj OF fancy nour. just received and for
~ ~ NJ. REILLY.
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Ten Commandments for Children.

/. Always say, Yes sir. 40, cir. Ie,, pa
pa No, psps. Thank you so. thlnk you.
Never say How or Which. for What Use no
slang terms Remember that good spelling
reading, writing All grammar are the base Of all
true education
, Clean faces, clean clo,hes, clean shoes and
cleSn iager-lsils indicate good breeding Never
leave your clothes about the room Have q
place f-r everything, anl everything, IN its
place.
o Never eater private room or public place
with your cap on
4. Alwsya offer your seat O. a lady or Cd gen
tlem.n Let your companions enter the car
risge or room frat.
9. At the table eat with your f5rk; sit up
straight, never use your toOthpick, (althouch
Europeans dol, aud when leaving, ask to be ex-
cusei.
e. Never put your feet on cushions, chair, or
table
Z. Never overlook sny one when reading CT
writing, nor talk o. read aloui while others are
reading When oon7ersing listen attentiyely,
and DO not Interrupt; or reply till the other is
finished.
8 Never talk or Thispe- aloud st church or
other public gathering; aud especially in a pri-
vate room where any one is singing or playing
the psno.
8. Loud coughing. hawking, yawning,
saeezine, blowing. is ill-manuered IL every
case cover your mouth with your handkerchief,
(Which never examine-nothing IS more vulgsr,
except splitting on the floor
10 Trest all with respect. especially the
poor. Be careful to injure no ones feelings by
unkind remarks Never tell tales, mske faces,
call name,, rilicule the lame or the colored,
mimic the unfortunate, CT be cruel TO insects
birds or animals
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NUMBER 40.

Mrs. John Hagar Of Felchville recently killed
men hawk which measured Il - inches from
up 10 tip OF Wings. The lady who went for him
sileF severe encounter, in which she was badly
o'uen' succeeded in laying out the intruder.
teorge Hubbard, of Rochester, recently
caught an esgle that measured : feet inches
ron up 10 Tip Of It's wings, and weighed l8
Mr. blodgeit's shsnty barn in Rochester, on
tne mountain, took FIRE on the night Of the 9th
. ult' consuming It aad a valuable yoke Of oxen.
Iaesday evening Of last week, a ire broke
out IN the upper part Of William Chamberlin's
house. IN Gsysvile, and burned Of the whole
roof
Edward Greea Of Rochester, married msn,
s@s Drought before Gardner ChaIee, ESQ.,. on
MONDAY; on the charge Of rape upon girl II
thirty cases Of the measles we're reported in
;he vicinity Of Wells River last week; Solon
time
The town Of Bridgswa;er owes $50 900. and
a. ate meeting refused TO raise sufficient sum
the present year 10 even pay the interest The
grand list Of the town is about $1,000.
As two young men. sons Of 4. D Barro4s and
Levi Tracy we.e wrestling last week a, Bridge
water, harroWs threw Trscy with such force az
10 bress bis shoulder
Elmer Willis, Of Brilee#ste7, while turning
= team IL The road by Gi.es Da.ley's mill pond.
the load Of hay be was hauling went over the
embankment, turning a complete suumersault.
AMI landed on the ice ght side m.