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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

II feafIa por~otr, ~ il,psa needing tnnlc
spfing Rul fall. ii,stsaa " employing pll,sl.
eaBH, IT teanfing 10 patent medicines. would
make rrura II rs.ts hafkr aud herL~ they
would mi - Frequently complain ~ depleted
pnr~f, tfsf suffer W haffnls III after ,aars from
The oft,st~ ~ i,pisulnfis drugs. pr help huild
~ sle dahRtfoi. gnaekr ~hpsa n".iii,nH are
ronppred ~ ils slln-t compounds, and male.
~ nil Tor biDoi strengthening ~iruI. take
handful IL saeI, ~ til following HafsarA-
filla. sassafras ropt, datdeilpn root, bntl,rk
fnoi sellnA dock re,t, winter Rf.an leaf, quail
arnin Hl,asibgr, alhst HOVER hitter sweet,
rtirky ash Iark. hlAek cherry srso i,aIA i.il
~ '.H"ilit. " ~, ~ porcelain Kettle, until
tbt strength IL extracted from Tho rugt.. when
dome, ~ .liafl ~ tlia strip aald balf pint ~
spirits anil about quarter ~ pound ~ Lat
sugar. Take ntir table spoonful h~fulr each
meal Uil,ar r.ul. t,Hs VI substituted iat any
II tI,cse. II Thought IL agree Issiet with tl,e
f,rtwuil HATTIE
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

An Oil Citizen Inns completed and
forwarded ~ the postnilirr Depart
mont IA Washington. nays ll,r OH City
Derrirk. Il model ~ Il postal rlerk-
proof envelope" Tho new envelope IL
Intended Tor the ifnn.,ninsion ~ money
through thc mails. II IL mad. III
chilled steel. and tle inventor claims
TINT thu tools now employed by lMnk'
ruIlmr. uid Aaf..bl0wrrs will have no
effect npon II, The e,,selnIm N scaled
with combination luck, much after the
pattern III those ,lse.l On tlie vaults in
the Hank III England. Int N much
..s4.Fx4 .,...s.s.t..N
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

The ~lieaf crop in 1910 was OD,ls5..
~ blalirls; In lAaD. l73.lOAv1I lusl,.
rIs: IN Ist5. 1rT.7lJ.2G2 bn1l,cls; In
1916. 4s.,.;iti.,iW bushels. III the trans
MiasiHslpIi laIt tle production l,as
grown from f,,'pN;,27A bushels In 1919. 10
fully l1j,tssp, 1NrD bushels III Ih7H Tho
Atlantic con.t produced. IN lsl1, aIunt
~ IND. ttW bushels, ailI III iATG Jf;.tOO..
NM bushels, will. tn central l.lt llns
increased itn production from II ,aApO ,Ew
bushels ~ 1yO.DtU.iptjU bushels IN III.
roilrse II twenty nine years For 1874
the production III the central belt Will
probably touch I5O,1tt).OU bushels.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

s.afIs very Que gathers aud processes autumn
lnas.r anil insa, puts them h ure, 1lles lpok
very pretty n pinned ~ tie wallis III pruip~.
especially N tiln naIlr ~. covered viii, light
paper i'fusssd blackberry slunH have pretty
effect Wlien fastened b.sI,itd picture anil
trained es.r Tie erd, ~ pinl.0d 10 wIuia m,,s
lin wit,tluA curtain l,ra~~ss and i~srrins. a~
l,iitaf rwaf and t.,re rsa.ls. maxi. hansigs,inn
winter bouquets. II tl.a frost Ina not lssen very
severe. II II moi yot iao late ~ HaiIWr leave. aud
rra~rer ~ littla foresight anil irsiillu, eaii
iisg III. t#H,i,ia.s ssnfs,~ ~ nature ~ ulir aid,
Na mas have Hlinllahf. warmth, and summer ii,
e,ir tpare. while All j. winter without
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

While he IN Governor General al tho
Dominion ~ Canada thu Marquis of
I.orne will ontrnIk his wife priv.
lege hc Ii denied III home. In the pro
rennion III tho opening II Albert Hall in
London, the Prince aud Princess ~
Wales. the Duke II Edinburgh and the
Princess I0,,ise ramn next after tho
Queen. while the Marquis u Iornc
came far behind. almost lost Iii crowd
II royal attendants.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

Attn s.ar@ ~ snf.ilng from dust and tack
ing, will liz inevitable war and tear. N. H.
elisl ~ ay i 'lpf IL hard anpl and 3.slpelp,
~ i bright and pretty contrast. AL, aud cherry
~ The buy and para Went 10 Tho sa,d-, cut
siuwn iilr ifeer. M,i. without unloading them
from iittif rlaiRh~. tvuk them IL III raW mill,
~iar. th.s were raan Int, narrow i,parrIa,
tlfst iislag Wide IL three quarters ~ an Incl,
iilteh, siIhy a.traftsrwAfl dressed, HHI when
brought H.tm rIaeAal IA liz Kitchen garnet,
rlDNelt IN h"I uti t.iga. ani len iii tlly I'LL
#pfiIg The carpenters afts ordinary msaliaIi-
i~ anil ilae ileoI sas laid TIP ~ liz nli pf,n
rafa aiip iakan4 hnWayaI, 4. insert WrsIgnr
wherever II Mas Uneven II i. nus 40
firm tint mi Ii Lizard eisaL#, and Will,
Il rlialH nins 0llep snni, II retains is#
pretty mafLings while the weekly washing In
s.iy earlls slons IL r,lln,uer r,lR afd bright
iieer ~ mating AZ PLACED sllarn There II most
stalking. at,d ~ ~ifitf 4 couple III Hltai, rAa
Hiair Hs,i large rN prolHe. An additional
warmth. HIfl ihera things mr. very easily takpu
up ~ BE- shaken. NlIie The iieal gathers III dust.
MIL Lar h pleasant ElpM iisat il carpet aaittl,i
RiFe nj W. ,ln itut int,tlsi +, MAXI ails inYu
fas carpets fpr unf lisug ia,tIlr. itl ~ continue
alii polished floors III u.lr hitts1 al snnr future
da.
Nplre lid sGn .ass Then iea.l, the children
in flH ileir CHAIRS hi, tti 1. ri~ll ti,nll, aud
console yourself wilttia reelection. that Iii. little
n,'ttuears t.eiss il ht.tlnp III tho way II atln.,s+
aliea IN comparison with tie dust ilaI would
iflilafe daeAi. inila4, covering md DESTROYING
rfHry ARTICLE III furniture Iii much ,i~rd .aip.ls
I'll iontnr. Ami.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

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fs#saHiiei shHs iatfpnsss n nsuss sfsss
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AMs Nv Afrhnn II nissas IL all his
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s,lstsvsr " The hand uteaus 4 fnt~rs,
lit sh~Hs II thai tn hofse ~tnli la~s'
fssh ihrMrl, ss,fra~ VI W. Thought hi*
inassef would part with him
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VI = $3.50 ssssss sss a4AA&sa. ~ &*Aa
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as~eA ~ a~a mass~~sss lAss
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hasas 1atsi Aesese, alaislt ~
AAMvix Mi'allsTr. u.a. nsAas~s, cAsease
W.. hssAsstT. Tim. fH~A Ar. cAr~4s.
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TIN anastnvs. II VI, hss. ~Ass Nv hi,Ah
Minds. s.aeasE,,aai fall ~ sttav, ani Entire Al
usssss ~ oil stl. has ues is#ai eiir H. inspire
he ~ originate Ansshinr, f.af, sishet hfsliian,
r. interesting | acknowledge somewhat ~.
itrsansls. sst ms spirits. ~ Il eeatain ssssiii,
rise anil fall with sh4 wsaslsr The warm
weather ~ Juls morning vrlssMtsl ms
Insu shi~ wnsii assI I'LL. fAs@ brightly l~anssl
ulrsn ms webbing day
HAPPY Il Tho hri.le ile sim rhinea 80 ronil
lw'. and wa@. eail hs many | am truly thank.
fnl I" fie Makrr III ~ piufiat.s An nth
II " rtflsslie that lrngfsilsN suinTsnsssl hir
llatns l,as urun uns fni, - glss,n,s a,a IT..
NAL d. thi~
~ ti's i 90, a,la iavl nni tlffat,
I, fAlnA ati9l ihs aitsi n Atsfr May
1its stsaa .,ii siittT III ~ tnaiitttHs wall
tst Hfestry NnFi tte Al al tsast@ fall
Md ~ tlas II tart anil dfeArs.
sntsils there II lavtf, ~ ilar linee. hui II me
f.laN, anil must eall'.l,' msrsi will h.inR atfag
.tavil ~ 'ls HIT ~ ever, .rdfpary writers, and
IL what aaii Ia \ sntall WAY fus the nuul ~
humanity
AMI INV 10 r~ninn orr Christmas chat
Select A. inal,y hIick~ ~ suu will earr ~ u*e.
cover them neatly viii, nlh eamlfir III musiin.
usrr this rap, llnH, lfah, ur Ilsrk flaunel,
ornament she toi If tilu brick With d tiap eat ur
fnhll' cn from el,ih ur fai,nal ctstnf tla,
will correspond iissis With the hfipk upon which
'la, 49, Iail: iDake ,lir .s.@ IN hesl- and
tiifai fa WhI.krf. The animals rsi, l.e made
~ iaat ,lltiip natural lir~. ar yur, eu,,s
IL pIass nj doors aud iHin sufa.
\ pretty n,Fllla~k eai, W. ila,ir frum
LlHKa I.afl.r. f'.s III fhr ~ar. III nah leaves
TAKE tWunf ili.m. uassg brWn velvet or ailk IN
Tie WIRING sl, ~ tlte leaf. ,naLe ycius 81 the
uaii.he As scratching viii, a needle az tln, r,li
fhp aan. -haI, hi white iiantni. hlliial, itul.l
Afil lttlef stitched will, nfung. iii tFnn iiu~s
INV ihe*r arr nqus ~ riae. between sniir
e'a-.s- inr resting place lui III. ne.ier: fasla
tua,stltar ~ unafin IT il wif wound With hfnwn
allsr: attach IL iltl% riafn MI Acorn. aud cup
tllIsd will Wrr brown silk rn~nn, tiI~ will
itfI rIate IN ihe work lnMkst that yoi know
Christmas tree EDNA
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=. SXSnAwAs . 10. s@ss Aast " A4s.o.
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s =. -. 49,. =. =. !; &; ~
CsotAsNe.
s sSssksswsSs WI VI. .' :;. = i:
Onr1,cMters and H4daasrs.
l. / sr,s;sss. -. :sc T.. :: 49,: 2: ::: :.:
Dry 0ooda Doeiers.
ws,ys. mosN. .sssA 90 = ss'sa sst~a.
T.0.ins.s ! 5DiiNsOH Ria0s. 80, ae~
70 Tvnmeaiis xhu sanss.
Drug Ssores.
S 3. : wrss,: I; = .. =. :. -.
Esvrth1re.
q. MEvERDEN. ~ sAvsss,asMsaa
Foundry and MaoAirs Shop.
swKxsON BROTHERS. Mar Yoanary.
Flour and Feed.
S :. MH1axw * ~ co., Ia Old J. O. na.a,n
0rocsry, Fruit and Confectionery
!yt0yc
T. nATmAMAY, - Old rcssoaes ssuAias.
". y. WknsrEk. sss a.
HardsDars NtoreA.
LonAs : nROTakk, se.AA q Court Nous.
!. q. NDAN, cn east side elsa street.
Harnsss Maksrs.
ADlslAN MsCULlADCk, shop nostA sids n fAsh
/. v. a&.sAu0a. 40 slssrsiss%.a,.
wEnsTEM nOUsk, conner Kiln end Nigh
srsSTmkn HOUSE. opposite n. Depot
LsMAraroc AOsssts.
STONE KlcmAKs,s.
Watches, Ciocks and JesDeiry.
cmAs. ;. wEBnEn. .a1s slde y Elm street.
j. J. cIismMsm. ~ advertisement.
.ESsttoes 0( Ahs Peace.
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= eauase
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''''ss' s's''''n 49, 1'''''
"o'oS'Uy'"s'
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-. ~; = Asmnuns e,.r w.,.,.r. Nor.
Physicians.
2. 7. s soyS ~. =. go s::s /. o,.. .,.,.
y: q. =. "a mAsksNs ra,a'e'ss "a ss's'os' No
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INVALUABLE.

!, Mersrs; wraksA rorrrn, Wholesale nruanis's,
fslt y 4 ay lint Eva T. suffering hnI,tai,t !,
write ypn MatliR tlr great hrslpfsf fsst have IL.
rived from ilso 20 afnAaroRp'n l.tnirsL trHl,
ygA tATaaftH. Ipriasratilano ~ yr..la Il ,vrbruu
ssliirsad giii III. ~ tranbl saflu taplsiI,, |
LaYa trind y 20 tttiis ss tia! could 'QMd, but
El.' ,,, - ~ rssN,a.eat be..at La1 ihil
eay raIsef. IT,. Tiscnsira tpcsnhranausk ysigta
Id lec mo - ifanaasi and tha stomach slIsor.
drrri, sbae u VS. d9ubtsat NJ stsf whether
fanid Ha 70 Tho fsri eeoaAt, or " III 90 whether
lsfouii liss tpsB.ffs lark aruot ffaN M aayer.
iseM.nt uftls m ~ Inc. nna llthangli hong very
IT, fhuinn. PIT In III einas ~ ns5s.sssf4s ~ nny
ID yrt In Mi srr d# ternitNn III "A M III nh wsB
~ a9ra ban I'D hYr.. Tho ct4anes III Sigls,Bte
nFohic disease aIt'ia liver. nnd my ppe over -
:. LAY " tsnt my .ret 0atofs'i hs,t Tie hene.
~ fFflyo il 4 7.nrrs .hl,sia ars.
taho.s nililete ~ i ''rn ecr,. MI ess.,le yaato
~ lula ietbay iist more neral IT.. .stTsiaiiJ
'Ha Pacific rpfsst twilsra Il " ush iiredad) NY
Get n writing ihs i4uts " IN IN obtained.
Wy 'ray $3.50. 1ifSEY MILLS.
tfsoaA, y. =. JMaa. n. ulWeils, fatEyssEa.
Iaeh rastasa roateii1s Or. eanfaffs Improved
Aaiag iutl., Tltd III ilectols. tsr MS hi MI
tsees. lfiss slap. Tor sHln y. I'LL Nhoiesala nil
Ill.,! nssss,.. "a ,selct. M, sl,ad
Akuss and Wholesale urusxtsia, Isaslon, Asasa.
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Chester Trade.

General Merchandise.
!. q. Lln0H ~ TN and s@nsssi ssenstustt.
aaA es1ts = lowesl psacss.
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Paintcrs and Charters
BROWN = MJI.l4kM, ssss u Brosa Tinhera
sosS sf' y. n .Sea .Aop a.. ~ x,.v..s..
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Jksttcs ~ ~ Hsaoe.
amos 2. COnns. csl,sslssas - - vssnps.
y ssnnl11s1.
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Produce Dealers.
MEM. uuMT6DMO. Ned MAsshouse -D>aies
= IN kinAs y Produce. t'ush. Hides. rslta aaA
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-18

SPEER, che Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic Committee 10 this State is
sloshing round generally, and making
dirty little speeches without much
regard as to whom he hits. 10 his
anxiety to make q point against the
extravaganza of the last Legislature
he, in q spsech made at McConnells-
burg a few days since declared among
other things: "The bill is S25,350
for postage. This would pay the
postage on $4,000 letters, which
would be an average of about 1856
letters to each member, as the session
continued l44 days (including ad-
journment), each member to use his
postage would have to write daily
233 letters" Now Mr.. Dill was a
member of that Legislature, and we
presume, since be not replied to the
charge, that be either wrote 1866
during the session, or pocketed bis
hundred dollars for postage like a
little mau. If be did really write
233 letters per day for IA consecu-
tive days, be can rest assured be will
never be President, or even Gov
ernor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-18

THE is a lively row among the
Democrats of the Twenty-frst Con.
gressional District oyer their Con,
gressional nomination. TIE Faystte
County conferees refused to 60 into
convention on he ground tina. the
nomination had been corruptly bar
gained for and arranged beforehand,
and it looks very much as if their al,
legation was well founded, as the con.
ferees Of Westmoreland and Greene
placed in nomination Morgan Wise,
Esq Of the latter county, formerly a
member of the Legislature, said to
be a regularly corrupt rooster, who
among other little ecceptricities sold
a Free Pass" given him as a mem.
Der over the Pennsylvania railroad.
The Fayette County committee, by a
vote Of Is to 5, have refused to be
bound by such q nomination, and the
Westmofeland Argus the Oldest
and staunchest Democratic paper Of
that county also refuses to support
such o candidate. There is music in
the air, and an unhappy time gener-
ally, among our Democratic friends
over the hill.
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Havoc i'm North CaroIiaa.

GoLDsBORo', n. c.. Sept. - "A
mos, destructive cyclone passed with
in three miles Of tais city about ! \
VI. to-day, from northeast to south
west. lite path was M hundred
yards vide, and it demolished every
house, scattering timbers, bedding
and Wearing apparel for bali a mile
or more. 4 negro woman was NOR
tally wUugded, and q negro nan kill
ed and blown some distance. Four
white people were seriously hurt, and
not expected to live. Their legs
were broken and they were internally
injured. A number Of hogs, cattle
and horses were killed. Barns, out
houses aud dwellings shared alike.
Cotton stalks were stripped naked.
The loss IS very considerable, and
falls heavily "a the victims. The
length Of the tornado is not known,
and we hear Of disasters in Pender
aGd New Hanover counties.
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Indian TroabIes.

BISMARCK. ID. T., Sept. l2-The
rumor that Miles had u fight with
the BannOcks a. Yellowstone Park
is generally credited here. 1t Is
known that after leaving Fort he.
OCH wiki his party they struck a new
trail, and aPprehending danger, the
ladies Of the party were sent to For
Ellis, while The command went il
pursuit OF the Indians. A brother OF
Senator DJrsey, who left fer Keogt
on the oh last says the report that
Miles bad e Ggnt in which twenty
seven If his escort were killed and
the reminder surrounded had reach.
ed there, aud that two companies Of
mounted Infantry from Fort Custer
and a bInd of Cheyenne Indians
from Keogh had gone to their assist.
ance.
The ma;l 9as held at Keogh a
day and d half for particulars, and
left without auy. The steamer Bach.
elOr, which left Keogh tweaty-foar
hours later, has nothing additional
4 report has jus; reached here that
ove 1000 hostile Sioux are on San
dy creek, near Fort Custer. An Off
Ger IF the mounted police, arrived
mere to-day from Fort Benton, says
Sitting Ball aad bis entire force are
on this side Of the lice, s2lendidIy
armed and oquipred
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We received, on Saturday, the
"Weekly Berlin Bulletin," the new
Greenback organ, whose birth has
been for some time prognosticsted.
It's Typography is creditable to the
publisher; but the editor, whoever he
be, is a turgid ass, incapable of
writing or understanding plain Eng.
lish, as witness the following, to be
found in a travesty of the declaration
of independence, that is made TO dc
duty for a sa~lutatory:
THAT among the auxiliaries to
good government are p%oliticol par
tiles or organizations having for
their object the representation and
presentation to the incumbent Of
"6cers, the wishes Of the masses"
Just what this lucid sentence
means, we think it would puzzle the
author to explain but here is anoth-
er equally transparent gem:
"An experience has shown that
mankind is more disposed to suffer
''insulerable evils than TO improve
their condition by relaxing their po-
'litical prejudices."
Exactly how men contrive to "suf.
fer insuferable evils" we cannot
comprehend, nor have we time to in
quire, and We close our present no.
tice of the new aspirnnt for public
favor by copying the second clause
OF its indictment Of the Republican
party:
'2 The civil war, which was me-
"cessary to the establishment of Ma.
''tional Authority, and the abolition
''of slavery, created q number Of Of
'hces, and leaving after the war a
''hoard of hungry officers out of en-
"~ployment, 20 maintain whose favor
''the party thought they must sup.
port, and hence new Offices were
created in the civil department"
We are sorry that intelligent mel
AS we presume those are who have
undertaken to establish a new party
and party organ in our midst-did
not procure some one to manage the
latter who could write ineligible
English.
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KILLING OF a Moonshiaer.

Ia response to a telegram from
Deputy Collector George d. Smith,
Of Marion, Special Depaty Marshal
MeLavy left Wytheville on Tuesday
evening last to join Mr.. Smith and
his posse on a raid upon some Illicit
distiliers in the Piper's Gap region,
Carroll county. About day break on
Thursday morning the party came
upon a large distillery in one Of the
mountain gorges. They fonnd two
large stills set up and in operation,
abou: two hundred gallons of newly
make whisky and over one thousand
gallons Of beer on the premises. Ia
the yard were two wagons, evident
ly waiting to carry off the whisky
Three men were found in the still
house, and we're taken into custody.
Mr.. McLavy then went to q house
near by occupied by one Harold,
who was reported to be chief owner
of the dittillery and arrested him.
The guards having Harold in charge,
accompanied by Collector Smith,
started to go back to the distillery
where the other prisoners were being
guarded, when, in passing near a
thicket of brush and underground,
Harold broke away and ran int1 tie
thicket- The guards pursued and
halted him several times but without
effect, when one of them fired upon
him with a carbine, the ball striking
him under the shoulder blade and
passing through bis body, killing him
Instantly.
Harold was an old offender, and
was considered a dangerous and des-
perate character, and Wa "a terror to
his neighborhood. Tom Pari- q
OF the party captured in the dis;il
lery, was q noted moonshiner and
had heea successfully defyi1g capt
are fF seyeral years. TIE prison
ers were taken L Abingdon. These
PARTICULARS we derive from the
Wyiheville Enterprise -LyachbarG
Tir0iDiGU
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GRENADA, September i2-Four-
teen new cases aud two deaths today.
Or. Yeasy, who rode on locomotive
lsst night - Gsrner'-, twelve miles
north, to visit a sick mao, On his re-
turn discovered FIRE in a lot of straw
IN the public room Of the Chamber
Iaiu House. lie cxtinguished ic be-
fore any damage occurred Had It
rot been for his timely arrival. the
hotel, with its twenty odd patients,
would have been entirely destroyed.
The FIRE was caused BY the explosion
of q coal oil lamp j.. T. Lehman
and NJ. Apologize will probably die
tonight They are both entirely ua-
conscious. +. S. Law, of Mobile, aud
Mrs. Cole died lest night The end
has not come yet.