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Yeeal, Ctr.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

QY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
~ out OF the District Court in and for the
county OF Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered. for Judgment rendered
IN said Court. on the It'll day OF June, A. d.
1873, in favor of Frank Cook, W. S. Dennican,
j. A. Turrell, o. p Sherwood and W. II. sher-
wood and against Frederick yoss, for the sum of
$3.50 ~ damages, together with sll2 60 tax
costs and all acefuing eosts, have levied On the
following property, TO Wit: That certain wooden
two story building situate on that certain lot on
the east side Of Main street, in the town Of
Phoebe. county Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and
bounded on the south side by the Premises oc-
eupled by Ashim Bro, ana On the moth by
the lot owned by u. A. Neaeh, said lot being 20
feet front on Main street. and extending Lack an
equal width at right angles to said street 70 feet
more or less, and being the premises now oceu
pied by defendant MS lodging house.
Notice is hereby given that ON Friday, the
*1th day Of July, A. ID. 1873, at IL O'Clock M.
VIII sell all the right title and interest OF said
defendant in and to the above described property,
at the Court House Door, in Phoebe, at public
auction, for cash in hand, to the highest and
best bidder, TO satisfy said execution and all
costs. W s. TRAVIS Sheriff
by H. HEREFORD, Deputy. iy4-td
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DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.

JOHANNA NEENAN.-H House and Lot on La.
cour street, Phoebe, adjoining the premises Of
q. S. Sawyer ON the north. Amount So Is.
K, q. .CHoFIELD.-TeIt ON Cedar street,
Lots ON lacour street ri old smelling furnace.
Amount s3e 30.
DoWDLE Il YOUNG. Stone House in Can
yon City, ana fuur ouarter-soct!ons OF Lane.
Amount S53 81.
Il. r. A, PERClNAL.--pGrsonalp property tic,
at the Muddy river Amount sl.2 50,
p. b LL.-Rauch at st. JCseph's two Hors,s,
Posscssory Claim to 100 acres OF land, AmCuAt
S2l2 Us.
Ell DORADO CANYON MILL, H-staIlit
Quartz Mill at i DorHGo Canyon. Aauuii
S561 Uj
Dated Phoebe, July 5th, a. d. 1873
". :. TRAVIS,
Sheriff Lincoln County, NuS.
By B. II. HEREFORD, Deputy Sheriff. jy6-td
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
.a.REs SAN FRANCISCO, July %.
FORENOON BOARD.

sa,REs.i SAN Francisco, July %.
FORENOON BOARD.
40 Ophir-l6 l6h Is Is Hb5 l5k l6b3O
1855 Gould Curry-Ss So ia sk ~. sb3O
$50 Best L Belcher-2A
issO savage-46 As 45k As AK 4isso 45h 45k b3o
44Ak
si5 choIlar Potosi-35 IS SO II so 35k 80
sos Hale 4 Norcross-25 "a 24& 24kb3O
800 Crown Point-90 81 81 y b3O 81
as Yellow Jscket-46 Ash AK 45k 45Lb3O
45b30 Ahs3 AN
$50 Imperial-4 81 Abs A.. 44Ab3O
los Empire Mill-37s 80 3ss 31.b3O3b 81,
1855 Kentuck-76h 6 OK 6SS bio ca 61eDSO6h
?75 Alpha-l5 1918 16 10Y I6
1910 Beleher-79 7Sk 70 1880 tn 70 II 7eb3o
761s 7shb30 76h
30 Conhdence-5s. 81
9o5 Con. Virginia-70 10 60 II 67 81
IS Sierra Nevada-7k IA 81
80 Seq. Belcher-3i SO 35b3O 34k "a
rs overman-26 25 IS hb30 IS
go Justices 43s AZ AZ
10 Julia-1k
G5 Caledonia-l1
80 knickerbocker-21s
lG5 Baltimore Con-7h "a "a 7AT7Ab7 kblO
81 silver aili-l4s l4% l5hbao l5b3o IA
10 Eclipse-4k IA
IN american Flat-5h 5h
@Tyler-1 u
100 south Overman-h
ss5 Woodville-lA Ia
40 Jacob Little zoe
MMint-lA
AFTERNOON BOARD.
ll7j Eureka Con-9. ia 90 1858 ga 81 lobso
$50 Ph9nix-30c
400 Belmont-2k 80 2hb321,
7iJ Eldorado SoG.h-sh
Is Cederberg-4
50 Independently
10 Golden Chariot-1S lsh
645 South Chariot-lss
80 Mahogany-6s3
1850 Minnesota-l09h 81.
$50 Red Jacket-3h 81 3ks33h
$50 Empire Idaho-h q
100 Alpha--l7 l6le 16 10
$50 ophir-l6 Is y l5s. 151sb3 l5A
PIocHE STOCKS
$40 Meadow yalley--l7h l7'6 IN
ls5 Raymond Ely-56 1898 60b30 5eL
20 Pioche--sA ~
$50 Washington Il Creole--2h az
I26 American Flag-5 $3.50
200 Alps-l
Gao HUM 4 Hunt-17SlA
80 Bowery-a
275 silver Peak-lR IL
1875 Ingomar-A Z
$500 Newark az 81 6sblO6hb3O 6as
10 Phoebe Phenix-3h
90 kentucky-2
BULLION SHIP MENTS,
Per Wells Fargo l. Co g Express.
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Checks Lost.

TWO CHECKS, BOTH ISSUED BY WELLS,
l. Fargo 4 Co., San Francisco, and dated De.
ctmber I, 1872: No. 260, in favor Of A. NJ. Jack.
son, for $l2s so; No. 1853, in favor of Annie
Birch, for $40 SO. Payment has been stopped,
and all persons are cautioned against negotiat.
ing said checks. The finder will be suitably
rewarded on leaving the checks ut Wells, Fargo
/ Goa Phoebe. uyf0msl T. J. JONES'
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District Court-Fuller, Judge.
MONDAY. July %.

MONDAY, July %.
Z. d. Light VS.. Hermes Mill & Min
ing Company. On motion the defend
ant was allowed until July 29th to file
and serve his answer to tie petition of
Eisemann d Co., interyenors.
Harrison X Bros. VS.. Belle Earl, and
Belle Earl VS.. W. S. Travis. In these
two cases the Court ordered commits
sion to take testimony, issue to A. S.
Gould, in Salt Lake City.
y. :. Booker VS.. National Mill & Min
ing Company. Demurrer argued. sus-
tanned by the Court, and plaintiff allowed
five days in which to amend his COM
plant.
james Landlord VS.. John Doe Robinson
ct ais, and John Newman VS.. TAYLOR,
Bales ct ais. By consent of counsel the
defendants in these two cases are allowed
ten days additional time in which to
plead.
The Grand Jury came into Court and,
through their foreman, made the follow
ing report of true bills of Indictment
The State VS.. Owen Ferguson, charged
with murder; The State vs. Jas. CASTILLO,
charged with forgery, two indictments;
The State VS.. Henry Wilson. charged
with grand larceny; The State VS.. David
Leaby, charged with assault to do bodily
harm; The State vs.. George Lambert,
charged with grand larceny; The State
VS.. Jos. L. Jacobs, charged with forgery;
The State VS.. w. H. Thatcher, charged
with forgery; The State vs. Jas. Harring-
ton, charged with murder; The State VS..
JEFFERSON Howard, charged with murder;
The State VS.. Mulcahi, charged with
forgery, five indictments. The Court ad-
journed till Tuesday.
TUESDAY, July %.
| The Court was called to order at two
O'Clock p. m. The Grand Jury came into
Court, and Owen Hoey was sworn in as
Grand Juror in place of H. H. Day,
who was excused on account of illness.
The Court then adjourned until to-day.
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Sherift's Sale.
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF LINCOLN.

pY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL EXECUTIONS
ID issued out Of Justice T. A. Stoutenburgh's
court, OF Phoebe TOWN. hip, in and for the
county of Lincoln. State OF. Nevada and to
directed and delivered, for judgments rendered
III said Court on the 9Th day Of July, A. b. 1873,
in favor OF the State of Nevada, plaintiff, and
against the following named defendants ana all
owners or claimants to the real estate ana i'm
provements thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described, known
or unknown, and each OF the following de-
scribed tracts or parcels of land, with the i'm
proveDlents thereon, and all owners OF or claim
ants to the same, known or unknown, for the
several amounts hereinafter specified, and all
acGruing costs thereon, to recover the tax and
delinquency now against the property ASSESSED
10 the defendants hereinafter named, for the
fiscal year commencing January LIST, A. d. 1872,
and ending December 3lst, A. b. 1872.
Notice is herr by riNen TINT ON the
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9Th Day of August. A. ID. Is.J,

At Il o'clock, noon, Of that day, in front OF No
Court. house Door, Phoebe, Lincoln county, Ne.
vada, will sell the property hereinafter dc.
scrlbed, at public auction. for gold coin, cash i'll
hand, to the highest anu beat bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all costs
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July u.

BULLION SHIP MENTS,
Per Wells, Fargo 4 Co. Express:
July 2ls. Ats "a
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LOCAL ITEMS.

~ On and after this date all Star ~ Notices
will be payable weekly.
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Sheriff Lincoln County, New
By B. II. HEREFORD, Deputy Sheriff. jy6-td
, 1873-03-11
NOTES FROM THE SUBURBS,



F.. Arrangements arc being made to erect hand
Domo now Methodist Church In South Evanston
during this spring. Tho odiaco will coat, whom
completed, $4,000. Tho lot On which II ia to b.
built fronts south on Lincoln avenue, corner Of
Benson avenue, having q frontage Of 10O foot and
hdopth OF 100. Tho Rcy. A. Button is tho pastor.
The Evannton Baptist Society will giSea q soeia-
bio in tho church parlors this ovoning. There
will bo reading. music and othcr 1itornry attrac-
tions, not to montion refreshments.
Tho Lakoaiders will hold their next meeting IN
The Congregational Church, on ThurHday even-
Ing, at 7:45 o'clook. The public aro most cordi-
slly invited to attend.
Tho Eclectic Reading Club mot last evening at
Tho residence Of Sanford O. Husdale, Esq, on
The Wost Ridge.
NORTH EVANSTON
has increased ita importance by organizing An
association to be known us Tho North Eyans-
ron Musical Union" An election for town OIL
GERS will DO held In tho depot to-day. Tho nomt-
pationa woro made Saturday last.
HIGHLAND pANK,
Tho Literary and b1uaical Society will hold ita
regular u14oting, deferred from last Friday, at
tho residence OF George Loater, Esq., this eyon-
Ing.
THO Uighwood Literary Club meots this aven-
Ing. llr. q. q. Summers, we'll known In connoc-
tion with tolegraphy, roads papor.
, 1873-03-11
MACHINERY,

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ply At udidseo Stsa,a boiler Work " MaohiganIs.
11IIE dENTLEsfAN WHO CALLED AZ sEYEnAL
e4lliax Al ls4 South Hasto4-st, uu'sI.t1a. WOLFE,
, 1873-03-11


11ouND-A DARK Ray IIOR2E,. NAWYEN i
T. TKUESDELL4 atablo Thltlay. snd Jacasoa'at
, 1873-03-11
CITY REAL ESTATE,


CITY REAL ESTATE.
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+ tr{S%}&Sx S|fy&;.ix y.-ue,.., . rooms. ss,osd.
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Es Ss!$s r. ssss
oiahtl,, payosa !. II: ". H. IT, aox III
IS ,o,s s!'s;s:t ssss Sssi =. Park, van. an offer.
.Sss' w' give It 'p''
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eah 81 the city On " sh9 } s, ana pns
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$fS $ss5sss
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as Msssa
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Grovo q rs @s3tsnsn;ay aa roo9' f.ioS. g. IN
-, Or y So Wabash:sx y. :: sA.rfn. -
Fon sAlE @ ST, =, p FEET NORTH c!l OF F. RAN- S
si t.
yeaE for balance e ct sor pEeG oe
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, 1873-03-11

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Land that re1iSn ne1er hs!aEs offered
ST. oEHR SSs 3d. M s'a'78 Is fSsE t. "''f b.
AZ RTA ;E5a, }Ja
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non 1IE-1 sFEEED1D NEW 5EToRY 5io1aRN
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s ss si.t @ s IS s. fss Es II s j. osafo Sss @
:ToH sALE-soo1ie5 REET, soUTnEAsT CORNER
''is
a.; ss %E Rs "a s:ssss
Rson Room ids"' 5. wv 1N'' ~. .N'' D1N.~'
Ton S4LETnIdHT NOW, WHILE # r WET.
Shas '9oS sf6Uh $bije .aa 's
3s ia;;s 9S Ss5sss
, 1873-03-11
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

casl. ta any atnotnt ontifo hosahold stooE bousit
1Haatysecoud-st.
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FOREIGN ATTACHMENT.

FOREST COUNTY, IS. THE COMMONWEALTH
OF PENNSYLVANIA, To THE SHERIFF or
SAID COUNTY, GREETING:
We command that you attach benjamin.
X. Cole, late of your county, by al and
singular his goods and chqttels, lands and
tenements in whose hands or possession
soeNer the same may be, so that he be and
appear before our Court of Common Pleas,
TO be held at Tionesta i'm and for said
County, on the fourth Monday of May,
next, there 10 answer John a. Dodd ofa plea
in case, and also that you summon Ben
jamin II, Cole, or the person or persons in
whose hands or possession soeYer the same
may be, as Garnishee, that he beand ap-
pear before our said Court, at the time and
place aforesaid, to answer what may be
objected against lin and abide the iudg-
ment of the Court therein and have YOU
then and there this writ.
Witness the Hon. w. p. jerks, Presi-
dent Judge of said Court, at Tionesta, tho
fourth day of April, 1873.
Bail required to dissolve in $4,000.
j. b. AGNEW, Proth'y.
BY virtue of the above writ 1 have at
tached all the right, title, interest and
claim of the defendants of, in and TO all
that tract or parcel of land as follows The
undivided one-half of the southwest end
of tract numbered five thousand one hun
dred and nirety-two, and situate in Hclx-
ory township, Forest Co., Pa. his said iH-
terest heing one hundred and twenty-five
acres, except twenty-five acres thereof
heretofore conveyed to II. G. Stephenson I;
leaving 100 acres hereby attached.
Also, all the defendents interest and
claim in me follow described piece or par
eel of land, situate in said township of
Hickory, bounded as follows: beginning
at southeast corner of lands recently own
ed by Richard Irwin, running southwest
erly on the line of lots Nos. 5l92 and 5l93
far enough to include 100 acres, thence
northwesterly parallel to the southwest
line of lot No. 5l92 TO the line between lots
Nos. 5l92 and 5l0l, thence northwest along
said line 10 the said line recently owned by
Richard Irwin, thence southwest to the
place of beginning. Containing 100 acres
of land more on less. .e
certify that the above is true copy Of
the original writ and description Of tho
property attached.
-s l. Il. J.rVAN GIESEN,
Sherinf's onice, Tioncsta, Pap April II
1873. set
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IA few days since three prisoners
escaped from the Elk county Jail.
The names are james Crook, John
Kelley and Patrick Gleason--the two
former charged with stabbing with in
tent to kill, and the latter with forgery.
The following note addressed TO the
Sheriff, and signed by the parties, was
found after their departure: DEAR
SIR: We, the undersigned, return our
most heartfelt thanks for the kindness
you have shown us while under your
charge. If We thought it would in
any way injure you, we would not un-
dertake so rash an act as to attempt to
escape. But freedom is sweet, and
the ingenuity we have used in attain
ing our liberty will, we hope, remove
any stigma which may be cast on your
character as jaiIor." The Sheriff Of
fers $500 reward for the return of the
fugitiyes. '.lr .ai45tHaI
A boy namel Henry Moon had a
quarrel with man by the name Of
Isaac Riggle, at mill in Williams
port, on Monday, and the latter struck
the former in the face, causing the
blood to how Moon brooded oyer
his injuries until evening, and when
RiggIe was leaving for home struck
him on the head with a club, fractur-
ing his skull and causing his death in
about three hours. The murderer
had not been arrested at last adyices
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DoubLr COLLISION.

A double smashup occurred on the
Valley Road, at Emlenton. early on
Saturday morning. Freight train No.
II had been divided into FIVE sections,
of which several we're following each
other closely. At siE-tifteen the third
section was standing on the main
track at Emlenton, when section four
came along at rapid speed from
Foxburg and ran into the rear with
fearful force. The locomotive was te-
tally wrecked, the cabOose knocked in
to fragments, and half dozen oil and
coal cars badly damaged. Ere the
officials had recovered frem the excite.
ment Of the collision, the fifth section
approached, running into the rear of
the fourth and repeating the destruc-
tion of few moments before. The
locomotive was terribly damaged, sew.
eral cars were smashed, and the draw.
heads and end sections of others brok-
en-. Means were promptly taken to
clear the debris, wrecking car going
from Oil City to assist the operation.
In the meantime trains passed over
the side-track, which had not been ot-
structed, though broken cars lay
piled around in the greatest confusion.
Happily no person was injured, the
engineers and firemen managing to
jump from the locomotives in both in
stances before the shock. The dam.
aged locomotives were Nos. SO and 50
respectively, and the loss to the rail.
way company must amount to quite
large sum. 1t has not transpired who,
if anybody, is to blame for the occur
renee, which might so easily have re-
suited in the sacrifice of human life.
The heavy trains were under full
headway, and aould not be stopped in
time to prevent collision, but no
doubt the proper authorities will in
stitute thorough investigation of the
affair.-Derrick.
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GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINES

Tle following are selected from thotts..
ands of testimonials of similar characterf:
as expressing the reasons for the prefer
enee of the Grover & Baker Machines over
all others. -
> 81 like the Grover & Baker Ma
chine, i'm the first plahe, hseai;ss if'I had
any other, should still want a Grover e
Baker and having AGrover Il Bakor III
answers tho PURPOSE of all the rest. It
docs greater variety of work and is easier
TO learn thgn any other, Mrs. ]. q. cro-
ly (Jenny June) Ff.l4f.i tne n|aiqffuLb. (.
II have had several years. CT PEI
rience with Grover q Baker Machiile.
which has given me great satislactio0 4
wink the Grover & Baker Machine iaaiaif q
easily managed, and less liable toi gctI oilt
Of order. prefer the GroverlS RlslSer de-'
cidedlY.'-Mrs. DIR. Watts. Now York
81 have had one in my family for
some two Years; and fIoin. what / know
of is workings, and from the testimony 81
maAy of my friendsNSho use the sdTna 4
caiihardly see how anything eould be more
complete or give better satisflctis1lslf
Mrs Gen. Grant. rt'I yG s-p
TJ, Nan GiESEN, Agent.
arlH4I .aaii =. TlonestF, IA
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w n Perkins of,h;. o;,v

Mrs. w. II. Perkins, Of this city,
was severely bitten by savage dog Of
the Newfoundland species on Monday
morning last The dog followed his
owner, Mrs. Bishop, into Mrs. Perkins's
residence, Noticing that his feet we're
muddy Mrs. Perkins, standing in the
hall, said, "get ont p'-The brute i'm.
mOdiately jumped at her and caught
her right hand, biting it severely. In
a moment he let go and seized her by
the left shoulder, leaving the mark of
his tusks, but not tearing the flesh.
Before any further attack could be
made his mistress came up and drove
him from tho hsuse. Mr.. Perkins
followed the dog down the ]. & L.
Railroad track and lodged seven balls
in him from u revolver. Another
man donated four shots from another
revolver. These eleven shots made
the dog sit down, and a young man
finished his ferocious career 6y two
shots from rifle Veaango Spectator.
AT three o'clock Thursday after.
noon an accident of serious nature
happened at the r. r. Machine Shops.
While some workmen were engaged
in whitewashing the ceilings of the
Ronnd House the scaff6ld broke and
two men narrowly escaped a sudden
DEATH As it was, one of them caught
hold of and clung to a hook in the
wall, but the other-Herman Spayd-
fell distance of about twenty feet,
alighting across a beam and was very
seriously injured. He was conveyed
to his boarding house in an omnibus
and medical aid promptly summoned
to attend him. .Spayd is about %
years of age and resides on Baldwin
eet.--AeadriAe Republican.
JAS. II. Crawford pumps ON a
we'll on the Ritz farm. On Monday
Jas, saith unto himself, verify, James
/ believe thou art second Blondin,"
and then he proceeded to stretch q
sand pump line from the derrick to n
crab apple tree, and taking piece of
sucker rod in his hand he set out. 1t
is unknown whether his feet slipped,
or the wind was too strong, or wheth.
er he become frightened. 1t was of
plain pine with with brass headed
screws and electroplate handles
Petersburg Progress.
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Tho following item. are take

The following items are taken
from the Clarion Democrat:
The body Of child was found one
morning last week in ditch, at the
west end Of Petersburg. An inquest
was held, n. S. Booth Esq, acting as
coroner, and it was decided it had
been born alive. After some search
q woman named Wainwright was
found, who resided near by on whom
suspicion rested. She at first denied
all knowledge, but afterwards confes-
ed she was mother of the child, and
had thrown it out The woman has
since left for parts unknown.
The Spiritual oil we'll at Blyson
Run, so long and persistently prosecu-
ted by DR.. James against the precon-
ceived opinions of the many who have,
long months passed, given up hope of
seeing oil come, is actually producing
through the sand, not oil, nor blood,
but something as red as blood. and the
spirits still declar that vast seas of oil
lie below, and they are going for it,
net the spirits, but the drill. They
are now down 1742 feet. So mote it
be,
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The following from the Clearfeld


The following from the Clearfeld
Jolrnal: a.a s
On Sunday morning last, june 1st,
Mr.. William Fulleton, residing near
the Goodfellow bridge, two miles
above this place, on going to his barn,
found a babe lying on the floor, which
had been left there during the night.
The child "a boy) is supposed to be
four or five weeks old, quite handsome,
and was we'll wrapped up. A bottle
Of milk was standing at its side. The
little waif was taken charge of, by a
neighbor lady, until it could be other
wise provided for. f
AS a man named Andrew Patterson
vas engaged in blasting some rocks in
the bed Of Anderson's creek, near Du,
BoiR log camp, in Huston township,
on Tuesday afternoon. May 9th, the
blast was prematurely exploded by
his accidently striking fire from a
small stone with which he was tamping
the charge. He was thrown off his
feet and some distance into the air by
the force of the explosion, yet, strange
TO relate, he was fortunate as to escape
with unbroken bones, though his face
and one arm were severely burned,
and one arm considerably cut by a
fragment Of the rock.
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BRooKvILLE, PA, June 8, 1873
The borough of Corsica, seven miles
west of this place, was almost entirely
destroyed by fire last evening. Every
hotel, store and manufactory in the
town was burned. Nearly all the spf-
fereys by the fire have lost everything,
not even having change Of clothing.
and would have been compelled to
pass the night in the streets had it not
been for the generosity Of those whose
homes we're not destroyed.