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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-10-19
CORN WALL.
What ails tho clerk of the weather
~ IN. .

What ails tho clerk of the weather
Off on vacation2
DO you know OF anybody within
fifty miles of here that wants any onions
Question by Cornwall Graugers.
Charles D. Lane has Just put 10 hs
cellar 1878 bushels very hue potatoes,
the product OF six ecres OF gravelly laod
which has been constantly cropping for
twenty years, without manure, except
some superphospbate on crop Of corr
Two or three years since.
"A ten.year old boy in South Corn.
wall has during the past summer attend, d
school regularly, taken care OF large
garden, earned by working for neighbo's
five dollaIs aud eighty.eight cepts, cut
three cords OF soft wood. and MIXED one
COW night and morning. Ii any one has
a smarter boy trot him out.
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NE w HAVEN,

-Lamson school house ct the Mills is
being repaired and the cellar walls re.
laid.
-Mrs. L. d. Hall. wife Of DR.. Eros.
mus D. Hall Of New Haven, died at his
residence on Friday hight, Oct. 8. after
painful illness Of several weeks.
-Nlessrs. Il. and A W. Barton are
squeezing out cider brlskly at their cider
press at New Haven Mills A. w. Bar.
ton has purchased the Phair place and
takes possession soon.
Hon. Robert b. LaDedon and wife
of Minneapolis, Mlnnesota, are spending
a few days at their old home ip New Tia.
ven. Mr.. Langdon has been successful
railroad man in the west, and for sever.
al years has been an Influential member
oil tho senate Of Minnesota.
Charles l. Cook of Concord N. H.,
son of the late Cusiavus V. Cook of New
Haven, died quite dd,nly while visiting
his mother on Wednesday last. While
visiting in New Haven last July be was
taken sick with fever. aud when he be.
came convalescent aud before be had suf
fcieptly regained his health he returned
10 his home in Concord and had a relapse.
He never fully recovered from this sick
ness,and toward the last he declined rap
idly. His natural physical force kept
him up aud attending to business some
time alter most persons would have sue
cumbed to the power OF disease. No
longer than the Friday before his death
he was in Rutland attending to the de
tails of tho suit for the recovery or tue
insurance on his fathers life, and he set
tied up the whole matter with his attor.
neys only the day before his death, aud
had bis trunk packed for the purpose Of
starting upon sea voy age that day.
Charley commenced bis business life as
an Insurance agent iu Middlebuiy and by
his energy and attention to business be
achieved success which was GOOD recog
nized and he was made the general agent
of the Equitable Life Ius. Co. for New
Hampshire and Eastern Massachusetts,,
with headquarters at Concord. In thi,
enlarged field be was equally successful
Charley was genial, warm hearted and
Iriendly,and made host Of friends wher.
ever he was known. The funeral was at
tended from the house of bis mother on
Saturday. Rev. L. Z. Hooker conduot
ed the religious services. His remains
were laid to rest beside his father in the
Gem etery near New Haven Mills.
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SALISBURY.

Mr.. Moses Sheldon lately lost three
o, four valuable meriuo sheep by dogs.
A number of sheep have been destroyed
by dogs in the same neighborhood this
season.
Eight persons participated 10 the
rife match at Lake Dunmare last Wed.
nesiay. The day was 6ne, but the inter
est iu the match was not as great as il
should have been. The way the notice
of the match had been given caused q
little misunderstanding as to what rifles
we're admissible for the various purses, and
but one match was shot The score Was
as follows:
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LOCAL NEWS.

Butter thirty three cents in the
Mddlebury market yesterday; sales
light.
The Woman's Temperance Union
hold their regular monthly meeting to-.
morrow afternoon.
--Iudividual deposits in the Middle
bury national bank, October l, amounted
to S72 ,530.17
Squirrel bunting is cpgoging the ut
tentiou Of our ri6emen, and nauy brush
has Whisktd about the trees for the last
time.
Rev Z. l.. Mcclure, pastor Of the
Woburn. Mass, Catholic church has beeu
stopping few days among his friends
here.
The new organ for the Episcopal
church, which we referred to week or
two ago, has arrived and will be in place
in few days.
The cheerful music Of the hammer
and saw is very enivening at the pres,
ent time, and everybody seems to feel in'
spirited thereby.
The mercury stood at "a deg, above
zero last Wednesday morning. The
6rst snow storm occurred that morning.
and covered the land to the depth of one
billionth of an inch.
The second snow storm Of the season,
Sunday morning, was a cluster" The
ground was white and trees were loaded
for several hours.
Rev. Pres. Hubert preached at the
Congregational church last Sunday, morn
ing and evening. The morning discourse
was an able presentation ofihe subject oil
Christ's intercessoIy relation.
-SwineJ & Sargent found that they
had made little miscalculation as TO the
amount Of room they would require and
are runoing an addition to their building
back. large enough for their tin.shop.
The Troy Business College. Of which
Jno. X. Carpell is principal, received
first premium for best specimens Of plain
aud ornamental penmapship at the East
ern New York State Fair just closed
MIR. Fleming the live truckman
has taken possession of his new house al
tn, corner Of Seminary aud Washington
streets, which is very neat 10 appearance
aud adds vastly 20 the looks of that 10
cslity.
The severe frosts have about ended
the free show which our autumnal foresti
present. Due advantage Was taken By
many during the pleasant days of th,
past week to lay 10 stock Of tin,s,
Shipments frou tho Middlebury sta
lion for the week ending October Is
include the following Butter IL 53'
pounds potatoes 4 carloads onions
carloads f; 2 carloads of lumber ] car
load hay 2 carloads stock.
Prof. Henry NJ. Seely, Of Middle
bury college, has been elected secretpr,
of the Vermont State Board Of Agricul
ture. Manufactures and Mining, 10 plac
of Prof. Peter Collier resigned The sp
pointmsnt could not have been bettered.
A Middlebury youth went to ca
upon two sisters the other evening, an
was rather coldly received. He cam
away alter q vain attempt TO be sooia
On being asked what he hsd been doinl
be explained III At he had been '.praeticiD
with pair Of danb bellies"
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The lumber dealers seem to have on
unusually hard run Of luck, just now, the
failure Of Edward Banisier, Of North
amptou, being announced close upon that
OF L. Chase d Sons. of Holyoke, and
caused by theirs. the two firms having
helped each other by endorsing. BANS.
ter's liabilities are from $4,000 to
1925, 1000, while bis assets will probably
no 90 above one half that, though depend.
ing somewhat upon what Chase L. Sons
pay, while their pay ment in turn depend,
upon Sheppard, Davis q Co., of Burlng
ION, Yt.-Sprinzfeh (.naSs) RepnJh
can.
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100000 ACRES
OF MICHIGAN LANDS
FOR SALE

IHe anus Of The JACKSON, lansing Saginaw
Railroad Company are now offered For Sale
They are situated along its railroad and con.
tain Large tracts Of excellent FARMING and
PIN Lands. The farming lands include some OF
the most fertile and well-watered hai dwood lands
in the State. They are timbered mainly Will
nard maple and beech soil black, sandy loatn.
md abound in springs Of purest water. Michi-
gan is of the least indebted and most prosper.
1us states in the Union. and its farmer have a
greater variety of crops and resources than any
Western State. While some of the prairie States
may reduce corn in great abundance, they have
no other resource and when this crop fails desti.
tuition follows, has been the case the past yeai
in Kansas and Nebraska For Mans, Circulars
and further information, apply or address
.. VI. BARNES,
Land Commissioner, Lansing, Michigan
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LINCOLN.

MIR. Elisha Cla,K is the owner of a
calf which weighed $40 pounds when biz
months and three days old
--Messrs. Cain & Hartwell shipped
1928 lbs. butter, net weight. on the ll,h
lust, making the total amount Of butter
shipped by them since Apr. IL, 1875,
35 .572 lbs. nearly Is tons, net weight.
The wet time we have had has made
it almost impossible to harvest potatoes
and corn. Farmers are getting a large
yield Of the former; prices range FROM
thirty to thirty avs cents, and hard sale,
I! st that
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-10-19

Brandon has two boy hose companies,
and they enjoy the runuipg as well MS
older fremeu.
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ADDISON.

"A Mr.. Robson, a wealthy cotton
manufacturer, has sent some 6ue horses to
be wintered at the farm Of Mr.. Rector
Gage, in Addison.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-10-19

The tie between HoIIey and Hall was
settled by their aring two more shots each.
with the following result:
Hall, ass
Holley, SO
making Holley thu winner of the third
money, $40; the first. s25, going to A.
Hemingway, and the secoud, SIS, 10 j
A. Wright. The shooting for the long
range purse of $50, s25 to the first, SIS
to the second, aud $40 to third, globe or
telescope sights allowed, was postponed
till the 9th inst.
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FERRISBUREH

Young Topper, Of Fsrrisburgh, aeci.
deu,ally shot while squirrel hunting las.
week, 10 70 have his arm ampusassd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
Tn Ring Litigation.

NEW YORK. Oct .--iu the suit of the
people against Peter B. Sweeney to recover
So, l9S 957. IS, the defendant put iu an an-
swer on Saturday in which he denies having,
while President Of the Board of Works, con
splred with County Auditor Watson for the
purposes OF fraud, or having audited any fraud
uient claims knowing them to be false. He
denies all allegations in the complaint, and al
leges that plaintiff has heretofore claimed that
persons other than the defendant were guilty
OF The alleged frauds. He further sets up that
the Mayor, Aldermen and Conmonality of the
city of New York arc alone cntitled to sue for
the causes set forth, and that there is a defect
OF parties. Swceney's attorney signs and
swears to the answer on account of the absence
OF the defendant In France.
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Local isiSs;1Hf'kS.s.

There are now but seven prisoners confined
10 the Jail, an unusually small number.
The protracted meeting in progress in the
NJ. ?. Church, during last week, still continues.
Among the game brought to the city by two
Srortsmcn, this mornlng, was perfectly white
squirrel, that was killed near PlScataway.
The Indian Summer still continues to the
great delight OF everybody. and the universally
expressed wish is that it may be prolonged to-
definitely
Among the marriage licenses issued in Wash
lngton, last Saturday morning, vas one to Geo.
Il. Atkinson. Of Prince William county, Va,
and Jennie Is. Jones, OF Fairfax county, Va.
The new reservoir Of the Alexandria Water
Works. SO far as the lining Of it with stone is
concerned, will be completed during the next
ten days, provided the weather be favorable.
Mrs. Kitty Z"evner, for a long number of
years past German market woman known as
Miss Kitty, died at her home near Cloud 5
Mil, yesterday.
The false alarm of fire about nine o'clock
last Saturday night, and whico brought out the
Fire Department, was caused by some boys
who were calling to each other 10 he streets.
Radical meetings will be held at Hall :
HILL in Washington District Alexandria cnuu-
ty, to morrow night, and at DAD Fellows Hall,
Arlington, on the following Thursday night Tor
the Jetfereon and Arlington Districts.
Another effort, aud one, it is said, that will
succeed, is now being made to raise the requisite
amount of money to buid vessel, such as
those engaged in the coal trade, at the ship
yard in this city, during the coming winter
The iuucral of the late Thomas Wilmington
took place from the residence OF his family on
south Pitt street, yesterday morning, aud was
numerously attended among those present being
Potomac and Sarcpta Lodges and Marley En-
campmcnt of Odd Fellows, Of which order The
deceased was member. Rev. DIR. Nichols, of
the NJ. y. Church. oficiatcd
Rev. Mr., Hippo, of Baltimore, who afforded
80 much instruction and amusement by deliver
ing his popular lecture Ola Fogyism in this
city, short time siuce, has been Invited, and
has accepted the invitation, to deliver his new,
and said to be bis best lecture, on THE Folly
Of Getting Mad, 10 the Baptist Church, IN
this city, on the evening" of Tuesday, the ID
Of November
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Moody and SallSey,

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Ttc morning prayer
meetings OF Moody and Sankey commenced in
Iamagcs' Church this morning at S o'clock.
The building was crowded, some 5000 being
present, comprising many men en- route to bust
ness, but the audience Was mostly Of women.
Quite plumber OF cergymen also were in the
audience, but the pulpit and platform was oo-
cupIed only by Moody and Sankey. The ser
wees were opened with 4 hymn, then prayer
by Moody, then hymn by Saukcy. followed
by prayers by different persons in the audience,
lntersper<ed with hymn. Tie meeting closed
about o clock.
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The .ia:arS1ets.

New York, Oct. % Stocks active and
strong. Money y. Cola I4s. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
qulcl and firm.
BALTIMORE, Oct. % The Stock Board
closed to-day on accouet of holiday. Cotton a
shade easier; low middlings Is! l3s Flour quiet
and steady; Howard Street aud " 4steru Super
fnc 50a$5.OO; do. Extra ) 20 S.. Is; DO
Family 6 UoaS7. 80; City Mills ouperIine 1 5Oa
s. 90; do. Extra ) 80 sc %; do. Rio brands
+. 75aS7.00; DO. Family SS.75. Wheat--W est
ern DomlnaI; Southern dull and heavy prices
fully DC lower Pennsylvania red 1881 So; Mary
land red 30al40; do. amber l45aljO; do white
l2Oa $50 Coru-Southern quct; Western very
dull; Southern white 7SaS0; DO yellow II;
Western mixed 703. Oats dull; Southern 3Sa4G;
Westcrn white IS "A; do. mixed 37a42 Rye
quiet at 75aS0 Hay dull; Maryland and Penn
sylvania 2oa$24. Provisions fairly active But
ter steady; Western extras 80; do; tirSlS 25s27
Coffee dull and heavy; Rio cargoe< is! 81; job
bling 1922. Sugar quiet at l05al0s. Whiskcy
dull at ll6aall7.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. % The cattle market
was dull this week aud prices were rather lower;
1000 head arrived and sold NJ 7a77a for extra
Pennsylvania and Western steers; FOR a lew
choice; 5!a63 for fair to good do. aud 4l5 per
10. gross Tor common, as to quality. Sheep
were without material change; 1000 head ar
rived and sold at a. ct per TO- gross, as to con.
dtiou. Hogs we're dull and rather lower; G, 600
head sold al Ii j0aSl2. 80 per 100 lbs nett, as
to quality.
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The --latest.

Having made my Fall and Winter purchases
Of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, TRUNKS HATS and SATCHELS
and other goods usually found in n first class
Clothing Establishment,
| would invite the public TO call and inspect
them before purchasing elsewhere, feeling con-
Gdcnt that | can please the most fastidious.
My purchases consist in part of the finest OF
American, French, Scotch and English fabrics
Boys, Youths aad Mems Overcoats, o. all
shades and qualities.
Suits for Boys at moderate prices.
My stock is the largest and most complete of
any in the city. An early call is solicited
). DEALHAM,
oct Is 50 King street.
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FAILURES "A dispatch from Stanton, Va.
reports the suspension oil the Virginia Barking
aud Trust Company. A Cincinnati dispatch
says that Mcdonald & Co., of Wooster, O.,
manufacturerssf agricultural implements, have
made ap assignment, with liabilities stated at
$500 900. A dispatch from B stou announces
that the Ames Plow Company is temporarily
embarrassed. lis liabilities are S2lS, 247, and
assets $542, sol. The failure Of Robert liton,
WOODEN manufacturer, Of Spring Mills, VT, oc-
caslons some excitement in Boston, where bis
Indebtedness is said to be large, the result
mainly of purchases of wool. His liabilities
arc about $l40, 900.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Oct. 25. AT special meeting of
the Court Of Common Council, held in the
GuldhalI to-day, Prince Leopold, upou uvi-
tatloD OF the corporation, formally took up the
freedom Of the city OF Ioudnu 10 which he is
entitled by patrimony. After the ceremony
the Prince was entertained at Drieuner.
The Cologne Gazette reaffirms the statement
that the Crown Prince of Germany will visit
the Centennial Exposition At Philadelphia, and
says the lS-guu corvette Elizabeth will convey
him to America.
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Eel ED.

At Bealton, on the 10Th instant, after lingcr.
ing attack of consumption, contracted while in
BREY, eged about 80 years. He was a soldier
in the Eleventh Virginia regiment, and a good
one.
At his residence in Warrenton, on the night
of the 20.h instant, in the S5th year of his age,
Capt GEORGE l.. BALL.
In Fauquier county, suddenly, on the nigh,
of the 18Th instant, GEORGE w. KITCHEN,
aged about 80 years The deceased Was n ma.
tive of Frederick county, and sn enterprisng
and impulsve man.
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HECTfGT Stiles.

4 1OM NJ ISSlONERS' SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE-By virtue of decree entered in
the Circuit Court of King George county, at the
September t-rm thereof, 1875, in the chancery
cause Of Jones, SC, vs. Aes ander's executors,
&c, the Undersigned, commissioners will Offer
Tor sale, at public suction, At King George CT.
House, on THU RSpAY, November 4th, 1875,
that being Court day that valuable real estate,
located on the Potomac river, in King George
county. Va, OF which the late &. b. Alexander
d.ed sslz ID and rossessed, and known as CAL
rDON, or BOiD'S HOLE. on the Potomac
river. Caledon contains about ONE THOU
SAL AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF
Las u, Is located Immediately on the Potomac
river, about sixty miles below Washington city.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
VIM. A. LITTLE
st. GEO. r. FlTZHUGH 8
+. B. LEWIS,
CHAS. ASHTON,
JNO. PAYNE, ,
j. }. MASON
King George county, oct 5-eots
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(yJ.r9E ft5.H.HEKCE.

Arrived Boats s kinehart, to W a Smoot
Min"l's II Cora To + Francis Mute IL Billy, 10
H',m"hlrn and Baltimore Coal Co; j Ii Psr.
rott, jr., 4 /. Moore, Il Il Miller, VIM Walsh,
e B""thn AMI Henry, - American Coal
Co; Diiigant. } MarmadUEe, Five Brothers and
} Douglass, to Georges Creek Coal Il Iron Co;
Gordon, A Adams, NJ Fannon, Z Lannon,
Ben blS>c!l, q Dewett and Morning Sun, via
Rock Creed, to HHmp and Bait Coal Co
Departed :ioats j H tiarris j j Swift, w G
Hun 81, J Wilson, Il Cropicy, Mute u Billy,
Minnie " Cora, Silver Wavo and John II Par
rot IL
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REMARKS The market for Wheat is active
Tor best grades; offerings of l490 bushels, with
sales of red at 1913 l25 ind Us for fair to very
good, and 1870 and 1873 Tor prime Corn is steady
at Saturdays quotations; offerings Of PSI bush
els, with sales OF white al %, and mixed at 81
and 81 for old, and II for new. Rye is in good
demand; offerings light, with sales at So Oats
are steady salos at 81
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SUDDEN DEATH.-About o'clock Saturday
morning a man named e. Matthews, from
Manassas, Va, died suddenly at the restau-
rant of Hen.y Swartzepberg, No. 46S Penusyl
Vanla avenue northwest The coroner was DO
titled, but deemed an inquest unnecessary, de-
cldlng that death was caused from apoplexy,
aud gave certificate of burial. The body was
turned over to friends of the deceased tor burial.
Washington Republican.
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FOR THE PENITENTIARY- JAS A. Groves,
The man convicted at the last term of the Cor
poratlon Court of stealing $50, and sentenced
tothrce years Imprisonment IN the penitentary
Will leave for Richmond to night, 10 charge of
The Sergeant, and will take with him petition
10 the Governor for the abatement of bis
Term to one year, signed by the jury who co.,
Slc,ed him. by Mr.. Jefferson, whom he robbed,
aud number of prominent citizens
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Failure.

NEW YORK Ocr, p WIN. Moilcr g. Sons,
sugar rchnerS, who have been in difficulties for
some time past made m assignment, on Sat
urday, to Joseph Fl. Goodwin, for the benefit
OF their creditors. On the same day an at
tachmcnt was granted against their property,
at the suit o. jules Saz rae, for $lj,577 7G.
Three other suits have been brought against
the firm
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CELECT DANCING ACADEMY.

The undersigned will open on THURSDAY,
October 2S.h, at SAREPTA HALL, King st.,
Alexandria, at $50 p. m, the above Academy
for Misses, Masters and Young Ladies, teaching
all the new Waltzes, Quadcillcs and Fancy
Dances, the Boston, and Il new waltz the Stone
wall jackson Glide Wave, composed and taught
by Madame Louis.
Days Of instruction, Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons, from halt past ) to $40 p. m.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing select classes to.
gether can make arrangements with the Mad
anne.
Professor Valentine will give instructions to
gentlemen wishing to make arran gements Tor
evening classes.
Cali at the hall on school afternoons, or adj
dress Madame l.. LOUIS, 1922 Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington.
REFERENCES.
B. c. Flanagan, ESQ.,. R. c.. Flanagan. jr,
Judge L. Cochran and Judge w. j. Robertson,
Charlottesville, Va; james Evans, esq, VIM
3. 1ssacs, esq, I homas U. Dudley, ESQ.,, james
K. Dupuy, esq, Richmond, Va. DR.. Charlton,
Mr. Morton, w. +. Alexander, esq., Athens,
Ga; james Estell, esq, Thos. Arkewright, ESQ.,,
Law. osuSey and many others, OF Savannah,
Ga Isa.c l.. johnson, Louis ID. Wine. joseph
5. Mccoy, Leonard Stoddard, Eldred G. Davis,
Washington, D. ..
Richmond, Va, October Is, 1875.
I fully and entirely concur in the above rec.
omendaton of Madame L. Louis
oct -O-2w% DR.. JOHN DOVE.
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Fire,

GETTYSBURG, Pa f., Oct. 25. The Conowaeo
paper mills, six miles norh Of Gettysburg,
were burned on Sturdy nighr Lr>. $50 Don:
Insurance. $40 500. The lire w.S The work Of
an lnrcndialy
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EXNINSinri.

ALTOONA, Pa, Ger. pa boiler in the
paper mill of Morrison, Bare 4 Co., at Roar
lug Springs, in this county. exploded to-day
completely destroying the mill and seriously
lnjurlug ten men. Loss $50 600.
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A Fact That We Are Wiliim" to
PrOyA

That we can show a larger and better assorted
stock of Boots and Shoes, suited TO the wants
OF the people, aud that our prices are icqccr con-
sdering the quality of The goods and workman.
ship, than any other house, in our line Of goods,
in this section OF the country.
w. B. WADDEY,
oct # King street.
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Special Notice,

GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES
We have just received u fresh supply of Gents
extra fine, hand-sewcd Boots md Shoes and
Slippers Of every description, which we unhesi-
tatingly recommend TO be the very best on sale
in the city. w. b. WADDE4,
oct | IA King street