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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-04-09
Terrible Result of Dualin Explosion.

Speaking of the terrific effects of a
recent dualin explosion, tie Montreal
Witness says of two participants in the
affair:-"Their mangled corpses lay
spread over many rods of ground, here
a piece and there piece, while on the
limbs and bushes, and in the tops of
tall trees, might be seen dangling rem
nants of the clothing they wore. The
scalp of one of them was found in the
top of birch tree, many rods from the
scene of the disaster. In every direc-
ton pieces of flesh and bowels might
be seen hanging on the bushes. Their
bodies were ground into fragments, and
not vestige of the limbs can be
found"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-04-09

MEATs.-The best roasting piece of
beef is the sirloin then rib roast /;
then rump of beef. Beef is much bet
ter to be hung up a few days, which
makes it more tender. 1t should be
washed and wiped before dressing.
Twenty minutes of time to each pound
of meat is good rule for roasting,
Put boiling water into the meat pan,
and have the oven quite hot when it is
put in to roast, otherwise it will be dry
and tough. When nearly done, salt,
flour and baste it from the dripping
pan not before.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-04-09

WHAT is WANTED.-The careful es-
Inmates made of the wants of England
for this year and next, by the Mark
Lane Express, are ~, 100000 quarters
of wheat, equal to 96,O00,OOO bushels,
an amount vastly beyond all that the
United States can supply.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-04-09
Three l'a'rs and One.

--.-- Three ra'rs and One.
Ears thou hast two and mouth but one
The intent dost seek?
Thou art to listen much, it means,
And little speak,
Eyes thou hast two and mouth but one;
Is the mystery deep?
Much thou shalt see, it means, and much
Thy silence keep.
Hands thou hast two and mouth but one
Why? z" dost repeat
The two are there to labor with.
The one to eat
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-04-09
The Lumber that is Left.

The Northwestern Lumbernaan gives
the following as the pine supply alone
in the several States named, but of
course the best half. The total, it will
be seen, is 1876, 5,000,000 900 feet, to
which may be added several thousand
millions.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-04-09

The Mount Joy (Pa.) Star chronicles
the existence, at that locality, of twin
fish, Joined together near the tail, but
with perfectly developed heads and
bodies.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-04-09

Boarder-"W What large chickens these
are ?" Landlady-" Yes, chickens are
larger than they used to be; ten years
ago we couldn't pretend to get chickens
as large as these" Boarder with an
innocent air." No, suppose not /;
these must have grown a good deal in
that time"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-28

f. 2Sie mir f6on in ~unierer lebten Stunt
her beri9tet baben, lit Der Gector oes
Salelianums Sr. Sal3mann, am
Is. Sanuar 1874 seitorben. Ser r@me=
rico" entnebmen mir folsenoe sloti5en
rSr. Soicpb @alsmann mar am IL.
Musuit 1919 su MiinSba9 nabe 2inS in
Seiterrei1 geboren. Stuoirt bat er i'm
Srintaeum su Wien; bort bat er aud ben
tbeologii6en Soctorbut erporben. Ta4
leiner i'm Sabre 1912 erfol9ten Yrieiter=
peibe pirfte or einise 3eit in Der Seelior-
&c. SIM Sabre 1S47 fam er mad @merita
uno sipar mad Wilpaufee. Sort bat er
sund6it an Der ct. 8onifas= Stride in Der
Ndbe, uno bann als Yaitor Der ct. Ma=
rienfir6e in Der Staot Die erlprieBli6iten
Sienite s%eleiItet. Sa bic Grridtuns Der
Sreifaltisteitstirde lit ieiner Semiibuns
81 oanten. Sas bel weitem grOBeite Ser=
Sienit erparb er ii9 inbeB Our3 Die i'm
Serein nit Dem bo6p'iten Yiidof BON
2acroiie erfolste @riinouns oes fatboliI6en
Yrieiterleminars .Salelianum" bel Mtil-
pautee. Mm 29iten Sanunr 1855 puroe
oaiielbe e%rDfinet. Sa nadoem er bort ei-
ne Heibe ppn Sabren I'M rei6Iten Sesen
semirtt, 9elans es ieiner auiopfernoen
Sbdtisfeit, Dem Yrieiterieminar aud nod
elm S6ulebrerleminar binsuSufiigen. SIM
Sabre 1869 puroe Der Grunoitein basu
selest. 1870 wuroe es e%rOfinet. go bat
er ununterbro4en bis Su ieinem Sooe se-
arbeitet. llno es 1T ni6t Su laSen, pie
piel Suites aug leiner ielbiloien unb uner=
miioli6en Sbdtisfeit Der tatbolii9en Stride
Der @ereinisten Staaten uno Sumal Der oes
9Seitens erwa6ien 1T. Sas feierli6e Ie=
QUEEN fir i'm fanb am 49,, AM 8 llbr
8ormitta9s itatt.
Der 500 oes Sr. SalSmann 1T Elm
barter 8erluit fir beioe an itulten. SOFTEN
mir, oaB an feline Stelle Elm fdbiser, tbdti=
&c. uno ener9iider Mann trete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-28
8ir bic r0ursmturser @asstts.D
Gin Yefm6 6ei oen 9rappiaen i'm
Staate Soma.
Staate Soma.
Rem Wisr, Dub. Co., Sa., t.7. San. =

Hsp Wisr. Dub. Co., Sa, ~. San. "A.
Wein Greunp g.. bate mid En-
Iudt mSslibit balp In leiner SebauIuna
mein Gridsinen su MAIDEN, ra er num-
msbr aelOnnen iei ras tunte 1reiten
rieier 8sIt in wenisen 5asen nit Der
Stiue res fISiterli9sn 9sbsns gu Ssrtaus
i9en.
Da id eten ni6tS Nbionrerliaes al
tbun bate. pollte i6 aud nidt LANCE auf
mid wartsn laiIrn. unp ibon Der nabfe
Gag fame uns beiiammen, wie mir in
dulci jubilo an einem 0lis6en pom
.,8Otben" uns sitlid tbatsn. Yei riez
fer 0eleSenbeit crcianste eS f6 sufduis
ger @eiie raB mir Gin Bud nit benz Iis
tel "GiniierL Spasisrsdnse In Gbriien.
Ilrfcn uno Seirenpeli" In bic Sdnre
seristb. Nadrem i'd cine 8eile nab.
ld6is rarin beramssblittsrt, srrcste Gin
itsr raS Wormpnentbum banrelnces
&apitsl msine teiOnrere Aufmerfiamfeit.
Sn Fem rarauf frlstnren &apitsl fanp
i6 lie lrapiitn i'm Staate Soma ries
len @islrcibHfolpniiten alS psrtbss Sc.
Senitid CUR Seite 9~eitellt. nNQe Wetter !!
laSte i'd aufIprinSenp su meinem Sreuns
&c, ME mars, ,penn mir rem ipra6lpIcn
9rappiiten nod einsn Yeiu6 abItattsten
ebe gle at,eiIen, sumal rielrlben In fol-
der Nabe iinp 2" Gr par pbne @eitsres
ramit e%inperftanren. unp Die Sade ipurs
Re OILS atsema6t betrahtet. Wir Sereins
barten uns iber raS 3enresYouS, ron 100
aus bic 3eile rabin semeinlam fprtaeieBt
,peresn iolts. 9n rem teitselsstsn Sage
Ssrfeblte i6 nidt an Srt unp StelIe
mid e%in,uiaoen, Obi&On pssen Der am
ielbiasn Sage berri@enrsn fbiil9en
&altc faum ~errpartet. Na9pem i6 mel
nsrisitS nod einen farfenpsn Smbis ecs
npmmen, unO mein Greunp feline peltlis
den Gsf&dfte In Srrnuns sebra@t bats
ts, bssaben mir uns auf has ei1erne
DampfrOb. unp rburtis nit Donnese'
route IS dber Die slatte Yabn ras
bin, bis ~ Der unltrsm 3isle sund@fs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-28

gStr IDnnIeH OQDer HtUI UODl ut
@cibna6tsferien beginner, aud niat
nit driltli6em Rnabenlinne Dor Die
Grippe oes Gbriitfinoleins bintreten, oh
ne sesen sic Die -YHidt Der 3antbarfeit
fir Die pielen em%pfansenen @Obltbaten
eriiat ju BADEN.
@ir oanten Sbnen innisit fir Die err
fl benen bimmlil6en 2cbren, pomit sic
u~nieren @eiit Su berei4ern seiudt; fir
Die pdterli6en, mOblm ,inenoen &dtbe,
Die gle uns se9eben, fir Die pielen &C.
bette, Die lie fir uns uno gum Woble un=
ierer tbeueren Gltern sum Simmel se=
Ianbt baben.
gBir bitten sic, bodpiroiser 9oter,
in 3utunft fortfubren 81 wolen, unier
Sater, Slibrer uno li6tborer Sduben=
9el su bleiben. gBir peripre6en Sbnsn
feisrlid, baB mir uns bcitreben perben,
Die frommen GntI6llie, Die mir in Die
lem Iusenblide sefaBt baben, mad &rdf=
ten aus5ufiibren. Gum unterpfanoe
bieies ~unieres Seripredens, senebmisen
sic, oieiss feline @el6ent aus Den Sdn=
ben ibrer Sic auiri6ti9 liebenoen uno
oontbaren &inoer anSunebmen.
Ha6 9erDffentli6un9 bes 9riiiun9s=
regulates fiblt ii9 Der Ginienoer bieies
Irtifcls peranlobt, gltern uno 9ormiin-
bern bas be5ei6nete Seminar nit leiner
fatbolii6en 2ebranItalt fir ibre ~boffnunss=
pollen S0bne uno YflegbefobIenen Yeitens
Su empfeblen. Senn Die Stuoenten iteben
unter Der 2eituns zines cbenlp frommen als
selebrten Yrieiters unb Yrofeiors, rer nit
trdftiaer Gnersie uno binsebenbem Offer
Ieine S6iiler leitet uno uuterri6tet. Gr
ielbit duberte iid Su einem Susenoireunbe i:
~unlere Stuoenten baben su alsemeiner
3ufrieoenbeit Die Yriifuns b%eitanoen !;
eini9e Der elben, wel6e mid INNER lett nei=
nem Sieriein our9 ibr wobrbaft muiter-
bates Setrasen in jeoer SsSiebuns erbaut,
baben au9 in fat allen ibren antporten
meine Grwartun9 iibertrofen."
@u6 in anoerer SeSiebuns bietet ct.
NaSian, 8ortbeile, Die dbnli6e 2ebranital=
ten nidt INNER bieten. Sasu seb0rt uor=
Spsswtiie Die geiunoe @essno nit ibrer
reinen, elaitii6en Guft. Die bliibenoen Nlu=
rem Der Golonie, bus serdui9lole @irten
uno Irbeiten Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der, oas einiame uno ltiae 9anoleben obne
@cfabr Der S%eriIbruns. Die perl6ieoenen
SpaSier9ange i'm 6reien nit Dem berrli6en
Yanorama Der llmsesenb; bann insbeion=
oere Die Sanobabun9 unb Yile9e u~nierer
beiIisen fatbolii9en Telision in Der Stride
uno S6ule, uno in Solge oelien Die sabl=
reiden nno bD9it feierliden 8ottesoierite,
Die aufopferuns %unierer orei Yrieiter fir
Volf unb S6ule, Der erbebenoe, melooil6e
&~irdenSeian9 nit Dem trefili9en OrSel=
ipiele. Die srobe anoa9t Oes sablrei6en
Bottles &C. &C.
Saber auf, ibr iunsen 2eute, gum Se=
mlnar, sur Stuoieranitalt mad ct. Na,i=
an3. no ibr euere &enntnilie eripeiteren unb
permebrcn. uno SerS uno @eiit biloen
tonnt Sie @naoe unb Der Segen @ottes
lei nit Der gnitalt, nit Gu6 uno nit uns
aQen. SieIes lit beg @ebetes 3iel uno
Der @uni9 BON Sbrsm
AmicuS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-28
Gin autes 8erR.

@m IL. Sanuar gin9 cine @n,abl ebel=
9eIinnter Wtenl9enfreunoe in Dubuque sl=
iammen uno 9rinOete unter Den Namen
BON Dubuque @aiien @sieli6aft", einen
Serein. IS uurben Die 8runoseiebe Der
@elell9aft uno anoere n6tbi9en 8eIebe
anscnommen. Sas 8runoseleb beItimmt,
bab Elm 9lusl9uB BON 5 damn, oiejeni9en
@aiieutinoer wdblen Iolen, bic Der SilIe
Der 8eIealdait pertb lino. Ser S9ab=
meiiter mus Si9erbeit fir Die ibm anper-
trauten @eloer i~telen. Die Yerlammlungen
finoen am 0orabeno jeoes 2. Sonntag i'm
Wonat itatt, Die einltpeilen in Gi6ter
gantillons Imtsitube obsebalten peroen.
Y1i9ten Der Mitslieoer. beitsben in Der
llnteridrift Der @runoseiebe uno einem
monatli6en Seitrag bon 25 Gts.
gu Seamten wuroen Iir's erItemal ere
ipdblt:
Or. %. y. Matbews, prdiioent.
D.. 8. Senneban, Yicepralioent.
S. 9eerp, Setretdr uno
So. Smptb, S6abmeiIter.
Wit9lico fam jeoer a~nItanoi9e Mann
5ein, Der BON einem Witslieoe pOrseIdla-
aen miro uno ben beitimmten aerinaen
Beitras entridtet.
&c 1T Su ipiini6en, oab Die Yiirser ilei-
bia Sbeil on Dem peroienitli9en Werfe
nebmen. gu ratben ipdre ebsnio, oaB Die
@ejeni9aft ii6 ineorporiren lisBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-28
(S6lu6 folst.)

Sic i'm Dorisen 8inter ourd 5euer fart
5eldabi9te, ieitoem aber pieosr Sei4made
bon %retaurirte ct. Dlarsaretba- Rir&e in
Davenport, Soma, bat einen neusn god.
altar erbaltsn. 9erielbe 1T i'm ~reiniten ro-
manilden Stple searbeitet, bat cine .S6bs
bon % SUB unb 1T nit Den Statuen oes
bell. Yatrieins uno einem Oelsemdlbe, bic
81. air&enpatronin Marsurstba porteasnb.
sssiert. Ser altar tommt aus Der Dert.
ftdtte bes Srn. anton Builder in Chicago
unb toitet obne oas OsIssmaIbs $1,000.
%. B. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-28
RatboliIhcr SirAcn : &alenber.
Bonn @eiubcrse.-@attb 20. lie.
Gin r0mif6-e at6ofif6er 2sif6of pre-
oist eimer proteftamti(6em Se.
ttoSnAo
(Mus Der 81. q. Suu.)

Sn bieiem 9anbe bat ME Elm rDmii9-
fatbolii6er Sii9of 10 piel Iertrauen unter
Yroteitanten senoIen, als Der friibere Yi=
Idol England, BON Siib Carolina.
Cine uria9e aus Der bieles Sertrauen ent=
ipran9, mai feline sroBe Nadsiebisfeit se-
gen @noe:sgIdubise iiberal, mo es ibm
mDsli6 mar.
$50 ibm nur Elm prpteItantii6es 8ottes=
baus an9eboten wuroe, INN beim Maueel
elmer fatbolii6en Stride in manhem Orte
ieines 9roBen Sprensels, BARN @ottes=
oienlt 81 bnlten, nabm er bas Inerbieten
an. Sei elmer 8elegenbeit purbe er ioaar
9ebeten Den Sienit zines proteltantil6en
@eiitIi6en in einem fleinen Sorie @eor=
gia's gu perri4ten unO Spar rrnter iolsen=
ben l%lmItdnoen.
Die @emeinbe in Der iene, seipiB Ieltene
Soil %eintrat, bate ben bp1ip'iten YiI6of
bur6 oas 1~eberlaIien hires Mleetinabauies
su elmer &eibe 9ortrdse iiber Die fatbpli=
i9e &eli9ion sur Sanfbarfeit perpili6tet.
Gs mar an einem Samitag 9beno als Der
lutberiIde Yreoiger, Der jener Stride ppr=
itano, gu ibm fam unb ibn fragile Oh er Den
Yreoi9titubl aud an nd6lten Sage nod
benusen polle. Ser YreOiser seitanb elm,
BOP i'm oes Sii6Ois Yortrase 10 e~efeIIelt,
bob er gar ni6t basu sefommen lei, cine
eigene Preoigt einsuituoiren.
sd bin iebr frob, oaB i6 Sbnen einen
Sienlt e"riueiien fam, laste Yil9of Gna-
lano, bod wie sic wiien, erlaubt mein
Determining feline @emeini6aft nit fremoen
Yreoisern beim @Ottesoienite."
rMa6t 9ti9ts aus, eripiberte Der Yre=
bigger; OrOnen sic allies an, uie es Ss6nen
beliebt." Mteine Gemeinbe piini6t es 10
anb id bin es Sufrieoen."
Ser bo9u'ite gii9of england, INN midt
on 2iberalitat iberboten gu werben, CAB
Dem Yreoi9:r bas @ort, baB ni9ts seiast
ooer getban piirOe, mas bon Der @emein6e
gemiBhiQist meroen f0nnte ooer ben Yre=
bigger in ieinen @efiblen perleben wiirbe.
@m na6iien Morsen lab man oenn oas
IubersepObnli6e, baB Elm r0mii6sfatbo=
liider Yii6of in DDlem Ornate Die Sreppe
binauf 81 einem prOteitantii6en Yrebiat-
ituble i@ritt. Ser So9pirbisite be-
gam ben 8Ottesoienit bamit, baB er Die
@emeinoe bat cine Spmne anSuItimmen,
fpelte er aus ibrem 8eiansbu9e ausge-
pablt batte, Die jeood aud unter 3atboli<
fen 9ebrdu9li4 mar.
Seinen Sert nabm er aug elmer Souap'=
i6en gibeliiberiebuns unb na6bem er Elm
@ebet perri6tet in bas IQe einitimmen
f%onnten, belt er cine quite, practilde ein-
brin9li9e Yreoist uno entlieB Die @emein=
De nit ieinem Sesen, beren Mitalieoer
Bunoer BON elmer Heli9ion badten, Die
lie 10 oft als 80Benoienit batten perI6reien
b6ren.
Man brau4t ii3 oaber ai9t gu nuns
bern, oaB Elm Mann BON ioI6sm 5act uno
6einsefibl peripieOenemale bon Der Geais=
latur BON Suo=Garolina e~inselaben muir.
De in ibren Sallen Dor Den @sistsebern gu
preoisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-28

Am 80. Topembsr bieies Sabr sdblte bic
iat6oliI6e uniperiitdt 20ipen 1867 Stubi.
renbe.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-03

JAMAIcA.-A correspondent sends tc
the Manchester Journal the following
string of accidents First, son of vii
liam Sanders sprained his ankle very
badly; second, Chandler Sage broke a
leg in two places third, David witch
ell fell from chair while trying to reach
something on a shelf, bursting a blood
vessel and modification and death ensued
in few days; fourth, horse became
frightened while attending the funeral of
Mr.. Twitchell. and Mrs. Twitchell was
thrown from the wagon, breaking her
shoulder last, Edward B. Perry broke
leg while scuffiing on Sunday, 18th.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-03
BOSTON MARKET-Jun 30.

FLOUR.-For the higher grodes the buyers oper
ate with more confidence. and good demand for low
grades Sales of Western supertne at $500 a. IS q
common extras at $500 a So IS Wisconsin and Min
nesota extras at s625 "a $780, $500 "a $3.50 for
mon extras and choice family. Corn Meal sells
at "a l218d "a 2Ofbbl. Rye Flour $50 a s6.00F Dbl
Dat Meal 1915 a SS.25.
The Sales of mixed and yellow have been S22 a Sic
Oats are firm and have been in fair demand. Rye
Sl.20 p bush.
PROFESSIONALISM is quite a firm feeling in
the Pork market. Stock small. Sales at SIG 50 a
sl7.00 for prime $50 $3.50 for mess. Beef range.
from $3.50 a $500 for mess and extra mess; and
sl7 Goa s7 so for family extra. Lard u @l2ze fol
city and Western. Smoked Hams1l1a "a l3c q 10.
PR0DUCE.-Choice Butter. is scarce and prices
well sustained but in medium grades it is dull.
Choice New York and Vermont diaries have been al
a 25e Cheese 1871 % lac Pib. White IBeans $500 q
81. 10 y bush.
WOoL.-There has been considerable activity in
ting Wool market and prices continue quite firm.
The sales comprise 1000 lbs. Ohio at 52z q 54cts.
5000 pounds Western. Wisconsin and Michigan at
Az "a 53c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-03

BURGLARY AT ST. ALBANs.-The res
idence of Hon. H. N. Barber, on Bank
street, was entered at late hour Friday
night, by some thief or thieves, and
nearly 5000 worth of property stolen,
including a valuable gold watch and
chain and set of jewelry belonging to
Mrs. Butler, quantity of table silver,
a shawl and quantity of cooked pro-
visions. Entrance was effected through
a back window, and none of the family
were aroused, the loss not being discov-
cred until morning. A large bunch of
keys of various sizes was found ON the
floor, and all indications show that the
burglary was the work of experienced
hands.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-03

QUEcHEE.-On the Thursday morn.
ing previous to his decease, George E.
Jennings of Quechee, took his youngest
child, boy three years of age, out to
ride, and when, upon his return, he took
him from the carriage, he said to him
" Now. Charlie, you have had your last
ride with papa Having disposed of
his team, Mr.. j. went into the house and
took to his bed, remarking as he did so,
tnat he should "never leave it again. y
and departed this life the following Mon
day night.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-03

- The movement of new railroad
from Burlington to connect with the
Portland and Ogdensburg at Cambridge
has resulted in the formation at st.
Johnsbury of stock company, of which
some of the heaviest men of Burlington
and St. Johnsbury are members. There
is a good deal of enthusiasm over the
enterprise.
George Dimock, of Barnet, has a
biddy which is somewhat inclined to be
aquatic. She has chosen ducks and
geese for her associates, and has been
seen TO plunge with them into water,
swim across the pond, come out and
shake herself like any old water fowl.
In swimming she naturally falls behind
in consequence of her feet not being we'll
adapted for padding purposes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-03

New ALsTEAD.--The golden wedding
of Jonathan Dawson, Esq, of New Al
stead, and his wife, was celebrated by
the relatives and friends of that respect
ed couple on the Oath ult. The event
occurred in the old homestead" which
has been the home of the family for
nearly century. Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
son have ten children living, all married,
and, excepting those who live in the
West, they were all present, with their
families, numbering thirty persons. APP
propriate gifts were bestowed upon the
happy pair, and the occasion was one of
much enjoyment.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-03
Latest News.

FRANKLIN COUNTY NoMISATIoSs.
The republicans of Franklin county
had an exciting convention ON Wednes
day. Col. Albert Clarke of the st. AL
bans Messenger was nominated for Sen
ator 81 to % for Park Davis. The 9th
err senatorial nominations were w. G.
Roby of Franklin, and G. X. Leach OF
Georgia. Geo. w. Newton was nomi.
mated for states attorney,
POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Hon. Eugene Hale has finally declin'
ed to accept the Office of postmaster gen
eral on account of i'll health and the
vacancy therefore is still to be filled.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-03

TERRIFIC THUNDER SToRM.--A tel.
rife thunder storm occurred at Wilkes
barre, Pa, Monday evening, causing
considerable damage. George Weyor, a
miner in the Maffit mines, was struck by
/ ghtning mile and half underground
and severely, though not fatally injured.
The lightning followed the railroad track
into the ground. A workman in the gas
house was scorched by lightning. The
Memorial church was struck and the
rear end somewhat shattered, and the
South street wire bridge seemed blaze
of fire for short time. The telegraph
office in the First National bank was
visited by the fluid, and operations were
suspended by balls of fire which in quick
succession entered by the wire and harm
lessly exploded. Hundreds Of trees all
over the city were uprooted or broken,
causing complete blockade of some
streets. The storm lasted but ID min
utes. The thermometer before was at
100 in the shade, and afterward fell to
80 degrees.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-03

ANN ?: MAY, S sTATE OF EYER VERMONT ONT
SANFORD G. MAYJ September Term. 1874.
WHERE'S. ANN p. MAY of Londonderry in
w said county Of Windham. having filed her petit
ton with the clerk of said Court for divorce from
the bonds of matrmony with said Sanford G. May
alleging in substance that the 5th day of August
A. ID. 1858, she was lawfully married to Sanford O.
May. by one Rev. Mr.. Stearns, a minister of the
gospel. That she lived with the said Sanford G.
until the 18th day of March, A. ID. 1858, when the
SAID Sanford @. wlfully deserted your petitioner
without cause and has continued his desertion ever
since; and further. that the said Sanford G. has
been guilty of intoerable severity towards the petit
toner, and has been guilty of the crime Of adultery
with certain persons to the petitioner unknown
That she has resided in the county of Windham
aforesaid, for twenty years last past And praying
that the bonds of matrimony between her and the
said Sanford O. may be dissolved and bill Of di-
vorce granted to her. ald whereas appearing that
the said Sanford G. May is without this State SO
that process cannot be served upon him. it is ordered
that the said Sanford G. be notified appear before
the county court next to be holden at Newfane,
within and for the county of Windham, on the Sec
ond Tuesday of September, A. d. 1874. and then
and there to make answer to said petition by pub
fishing the substance thereof with this order there
on. three weeks excessively, in the Bellows Falls
TIMES, paper printed in the Town of Rockingham
in said Windham county. the last publication to be
at least SIX weeks previous to the said second Tues
day of September.
Given under my hand at Brattl eboro, in the coun-
ty OF Windham, the 18th day of June, A. ID. 1874
kITIRIDGE HASKINS, Deputy Clerk.
JAMES L. MARTIN. Atty for Petitioner.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-03

STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court with
DISTRICT OF WINDSOR s.. in and for the District of
WINDSOR. TO whom it may concern, GREETING:
WHEREAS. Jonathan Blu ckmaster of Ludlow, in
w said district hath made application, in writing
70 said court for the appointment of guardian for
M Julian stowe, minor aged fifteen years on the
18th day of May. 1874 and son of Asa Ii. Stowe
who resides in the State of Missouri.
And whereas. the said applicant represents that
the father of the said NJ. Julian Stowe has in fact
never had the care and of his said son,
and that he is incompetent and unsuitable to have
the custody of the person of his or the care of
his education.
1t is therefore ordered by said court that all per-
sons interested be notified that hearing will be had
on said application at session of said Court to be
held at the REGISTERS office in Cavendish, in said
one O'Clock P. NJ. For which purpose it is further
ordered that this order be published at least two
weeks SUCCESSFULLY. previous to the time fixed for
hearing ms aforesaid, in the Bellows Falls TIxFs
newspaper printer AZ Rockingham, in said State.
Dated at Chester. in said district the 18th day of
june A. d. 1874. WILLIAM ROUNDS. Judge.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-03

sPRINGFTELD.-Two young ladies,
Anna and Kate Walker, the other day
'oond near the cemetery in school dis.
e1ct No. l in this town rattle snake,
which they pluckily "went for" sue
ding in fastening him to the ground
g stone, when they called their
esher Ralph who killed the reptile
= make was quite formidable speci.
being three feet long, and having