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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

Yea, starving. All over the territory indi.
Gated there has been sa u ter failure of the
last two crops for the lack Of rains. and IN.
wheat now in tn ground has not had sim
gle drop of rain for nourishmeut. SO that the
,ext springs crops will be another failure
In Pawnee, Ford aa1 Z iwards counties. along
the line of the AtehisOn, topeka aud santa
Fe railroad, and in Rus ell, Eihs, Treso. Ness
and other counties along he Kansas Pacific.
hundreds OF families are TO-DAY absolutely
destitute and starving, or would stsrye we're
they not kept from il through the charity OF
Eastern Kansas, Tnuse who can are rapidly
leaving for the East, hut most Of the Door
victims have nothing with which 10 dsfray
the cost OF exoding
| passed through Western Il ansss
in '7S. and | must say that a more
desolate and torsskeu looking land
than that never had he misfortune
to behold, excepting, perhaps, east.
ern Colorado and southern Wyoming
Ii is bad, and hope no citizen Of
Grant county will start in that dis
cOuraging direction until the returns
are all in. Mr.. Oliver hes the floor
/ notice that some OF the papers
are pitching into James Anthony
Froude on account OF his -eoent ra-p
ing OF the Catholics in the North
American Rertstc They call him
Fraud" and ,sy all manner of mean
things about him, but they do not
print line of his article so as TO let
The wayfariDS man know what in the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11
a WARNING ~ IMMIGRANTS.

The evil effects of the wholesale living that
has been INDUCED IN for the pas, few years
concerning tar Western Kansas are this year
dsas,iously apparent The greed and cupid
ity of railroad companies in particular. have
induced such system of barefaced exAcger.
alton and downright fabrication, as the good
name and future prosperity of the State alike
demand should be stopped and exposed.
Western men generally know, certainly every
one in Kansas knows, that, beyond certain
limit, the lands of Kansas and Nebraska are
utterly unreliable for agriculture, by reason
OF the thinness and sandiness of the soil, and
entirely barren during drouths, which, un.
fortunately, are OF frequent occurrence on
the far West praihes, or, more properly
speaking, the 'plains.n
Yet the three great railroads running from
the Missouri west, two of which have reached
the Serras-the other having already passed
the agricultural hmit--have persistently ig-
nOrcd the lack oi fertility In these sterile and
desert localities, and heralded forth by every
contrivance and misstatement, their sdapta,
bllity and richness. Seduced by falsehoods
scattered over the East through alluring cor.
respondenee. advertisements, h4ndbils and
pamphlets, thousands Of prosperous husband,
men bsge sold good lmes purchased land
ia the western deserts of Kansas, removed
thither with their families, aud
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

Gus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-04

The close confinement Of all factory work,
gives the operatives pallid faces, poor appe-
tite, languid, miserable feelings, poor blood,
inactive liver, kidneys and urinary troubles,
and all the physicians and medicine in the world
cannot help them unless they get out of
doors or use Hop Bitters, the purest snd best
remedy, especially for such cases, having
abundance of health, sunshine and rosy
cheeks in them. They cost but trife. See
another column.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-04
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I'm Curing Especially Sick
Headache,
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Preventing
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But combination of the EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
CHAMOMILE, which has been but recently introduced
the profession and the public by myself has pro-
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and headaches, and especially nervous and sick head
aches, neuralgia Indigestion and seepessness, that
ii has excited public attention and newspaper com
ments and. therefore, give the following informa
tsn the public to avoid answering hundreds of let.
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matter how chronic or obstinate the may be, a
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IL made after years of experience in their in the
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These pills are also valuable for school children
who suffer from nervous headaches, caused BY an
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centres need repair and sedation Nervous tremor
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pills. They correct costiveness but are not purga
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Directions on each box. Price 80 cents or six box
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-04
Weekly Kennebec Journal

Published every "Wednesday morning,is the largest
folio paper In the State containing news political ar
tices agricultural and scientific matter tales poetry
anecdotes, household matter. markets, &C., &c.
Terms, 81 per daaum IN ddrdace.
Transient Advertisements, 500 per inch for first
week so cents per week for each subsequent insertion
Special Notices, $3.50 per inch for hrst week. oo
cents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, In reading columns, 20 cents per
line for first inserton 10 cents PER line for each SUBJ
ueQuent insertion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-04
Tbe Ae' nebet yournal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street foot
Of Court, by SPRAGuE Son.
Daily Kennebec Journal,

Issued every morning, except Sundays. ltcontains
0he latest news by telegraph and mall gives reports
Of Markets, and has carefully prepared political and
Ocal articles, and u generous amount OF farming,
home and miscellaneous reading with full compila-
tion of State news.
Terms, e7 per annmm in ddrance, IS If payment
IL not made within the year. Single copies cents, to
be had st the bookstores aud at this Office. -
nts in serted on reasonable terms. Rates
NV be had on application ut this Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-18
-n.EStrs OF THE DE-.

Upsen's majority over Money in Tho SKIN
Congressional district OF Texas Is about 4'ooo'
A Houstop, Texas, dispatch says that the
freedmen of Texas intend to hold cocsuIta
tion Of Houston, June IS, to determine Wnclh'
or il is to their interest to cmigrato 10 S'aIe
where none but their owe color shall RESIDE.
AtEaple Psss, Texas. Wednesday Dlght
Meyican named Muros killed his wife by cut
ting her throat. His daughter was also tJured
whilst attempting to interfere, and neigbboF
vho tried TO arrest Mnros was also killed. Tie
murderer escaped.
Anegro man who has just served O term OF
years 10 tho Providence, Il. l., penItentary,
has been engaged by one Of the papers. OF that
place to write "a series of papers, beng reml
nscenoes of the ten dreary years passed oy hlm
within the four walls OF prison.
The Attorney General has affirmed tho o.
cision of the Assistant Attorney General Iof
the Posofics Department thst Irregular put
LEGATIONS designed primarily for advertising pur'
poses" caruot be sent through the mails at the
rates charged legitimate newspapers.
The will Of James Saith. admitted to pro
bate at Philadelphia, yesterday, contains
beouest Ct $50 600 each to tho American
Missionary Association aud American HON!
Missionary Society, $4,000 to American Board G
tr Conmissioners for Foreign Missions, SIS. 0OC
to the American Education Society at Boston
and o lks amount to the American Congrega
tioral Union.
Tho convention OF coiored clcrgymen and so
clcly directors Of Louisiana, to consider :, the
question Of the colorcd exodus, met ia Now
Orleans yesterday. Two hundred and sixty
delegates are 10 attendance. half OF whom rep
resent New Orleans and other adjacent parish
es, tho remainder being from tho 'bulldezad
parshes Committees GU addresses, mlgratlor
and relief were appointed.
The jury Of iuauest il the Hlnds-Jam
shooting ccsc, in Baltimore. yesterday, rendered.
! verdict that Isaac James caue to his death
| from pistol shot wounds fired By the hand o
Deuwoot b. Kinds. aided and abettcd BY hi
brother. Harry Hinds." Upon tho rendtio.
of this verdict the coroner committed TO jal
Deowood b. Hiuds as principle for the muir
der ard Harry Hinds ns accessory to the muir
der before tho fact. to await the action of TIT
grand july.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-18
ITf:GsNj.7 EEt;"S.

Gov. Holiday, Who ia in WiEchcg.:r. IS su?-
feTiOg from severe cold, aud is TOO n""c!i &c
return to Richmond fer several days.
10 tho Uoited States Circuit Court At Rich
mond the cases of tho Federal GovcrOTeot
cases, were set for hearing or t!!o 80 CT hlcy
next.
Tho case IF Angelo Bascea;upo Ga tiial 10
Richmond for attempting 10 murder his vile,
March l3. By stabbicg her ci4Vcn nmts. was
concluded yesterday, the iary rendering yer
diet OF guilty, and the prisoOer t";ng sentenced
to eight years Imprisonment 10 The pc:i:cniiary.
At an adjourned mccling Of Tie hcG3ho.dsTs
of the James River and KaGsEhs Uaual Co.,
at Richmond yesterday, iioai acr;cElen! Vas
entered toto With the Richmond AID AliGga1y
Railroad Company, and signed b. boadholGers
representing about $3.50, 0G0 Ct tho first mort
gage bonds. The agreement provides ;iat for
the first mortgage bends 10 eors ahai! &c pi!d
on the dollar o! rsinolpal ed 20 U2GS on the
dollar Of acoured Interest Tx tho sccoad
mortgage bonds 80 cantson tho Gcl!ar CT pr!Ecl-
pal. with four past duo c0np0n3 attached 10
esch bond SO delivery. Eorihe first mort
gage bonds of the Buchanan aud C!:!:oa Forge
railway tho same pric3 as ioG the mortgage
bonds of tho James River SID klaaEha Go.
The railway company Wi!l elTc noes poyatl,
at three years, bearing Six per ctct. Interest,
payable semi annually in sdTa6co, secursd by
pledges on the water power, ycu:a acd dock-
age receipts Of the cansl company Tic contract
was signed by Gen. Thomas Ewing, Ct Oaio.
as attorney fer the Richmond and Aiiegany
railroad Company, ald by all the Err! 2ad Sc
coud mortgage bondholdsrs present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-18
Loudoun County Items.

At The Court House, 10 Lccsburg. on Mon
day aitcroonu, Mess1s. j. h. Carter aud Z. J..
McCabe, Delegates 10 the last Legislature,
addressed the people upon tho subject OF tho
bill recently passed for tho readjustment OF tho
public debt. Mr.. G. spoke first and was fol-
lowed By Mr.. McC.. both of whom denied the
ability CT the State to meet the obligations lm.
posed By the bill. GEd denouocsd it az fraud
aud az abomiualiop. Can't. G. Il. Head re-
sponded, combating tho arguments OF the
ceatlemeu Who preceded bin, and defending
The provisions CT tho bill. Messrs. McCabe and
Carter replied 10 short rejoinder5. The crowd
present was a. 20 time large, aud very little
enthusiasm vas marifasteG 90 either side, the
people looking upon the debt question IS q
settled fsct, onG therefore c Gcad ISSUE nj least
fer the pr6saut.
Mess Nichols and Janncy, commissioners
in the csso of Peacock vs.. George, sold at pub
Ito G,ln 90 Monday l44 acres of land (belog q
portion Of he lete Iioury Wits estate.) for
S34 per ac:c. N. B. Peacock purchaser.
Mcssrs. Janncy end Harrison, commits ;iouers,
sold 100 acres CT land, belonging 10 the estate
Ct the late Samuel l.. jenkins, for $500 per
SER. Z. Y. jenkins purchaser. Lee. Nichols
aud Alexander, commissioners 10 Filler vs.
Lave, EcIG ol Tues lay, nice little farm OF Coz
acres, with dwelling, &c., about Two niles
soath Of Lctsbure, for $685. per acre; and 474
acres adjoining. for SIS. j. NJ. Tavenner
purchaser.
Three cllorcd meg charged with the assault
Ga Rev. Russell al Waterford, lew weeks
age, wcro arrsigacd before Justice Powell on
Saturday, and hold to bail in tho sum Of $500
eaob, to scs8er before tbe grand Jury @! tho
May term.
There Was & largo number Of people in town
en- Monday, snd the pending canvass for county
officers vas freely discussed. Candidates were
busy as bees in sugar barrel"
The trisl OF Homer Murray FIR the murder
of his brother, did rot como eff a! this term Of
the curt, as vas expected, but was Continued
generally probably to be tried 10 May.
On Sunday morning last, at tho rcsidenoo Of
Col. Haritoo Rogers, near Middleburg, Cathe.
riuo Caveps departed this life in the S7th year
CT her uge.-Loudom Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-18
Clarke Comfy Items.

About the yesr 1858. when the w. u D. r.
r. was known as the Alexandria, Loudoun aDd
Hampshire road, the couotY OF Clarke cub.
scribcd 500 600 to it's capital stock, upon con-
dision that Berryvilio be made point on the
lice Of said read. While the work OF conslruc.
ton was 10 progress the railroad company ap.
peared before the constituted authorities Of this
county aud asked them 10 Issue the ameuot Of
tho bonds the subscription provided for 10 aid
of said read. The oouuty authorities agreed to
do Co. upon condition that the railroad company
executed FIRST lien upon its rad to indemnity
the oouoty against aoy loss in tho event of q
failure co tho part Of the company to comply
With tho terms of the subscription. which was
sccordioely done and the bonds issued. The
road has rcvor been made IS far as the Clarke
lioc. and much less is tho prospect CT Berry,
vile becoming point on it, owing to the insO.
vepcy Of The railroad company. The Circuit
Court Of Rlcbmond has. upon the petition of
car,sia creditors IF the railroad company, taken
charge of it's affairs, and 10 view cf these cir.
cnmst:rces the board of supervisors of this
coucly hes filed, through its attorney, MIR.
Marshsll Mccormick, o bill 10 the said court
askies that tho county Of Clarke be relieved
from ths obligation Incurred, upon the ground
Of failure of consideration and the inability of
the railroad company, BY reason of it's bank.
rupt condition, 20 comply with the terms of tho
subseriDli5n.
Last week Mr.. p. H. Pierce cleaned up o
lot CT 8Eeat God put it 10 sacks for tho pur.
pose OF makiog sale Oft. Monday morning on
entering his tara no fouId that twelve sacks,
containing twenty four bushels, had been car
lied eff between Friday and Monday morning.
Seven bushels Of clover seed were also stolen
from the Same place within The mast few weeks
The ladies Of the III. f. Church South, of
BerryVilIe, propose TO hold festival during
the next term Of tho Crsuit Court, for the
purpose of raising fuaas 10 pay of the pa:aon.
age debt, &c.
hIr. Charles Blake, veil sknown AID 70.
spected citizen of Berryvie, died suddenly on
Thursday evening lss!. about six O'Clock. a! bis
residence, whilst sitting in q chair oonVersing
with his wife.
Several itjure!iaps Oh account Of unpaid
laDd damages in this county, on the line Of the
8. V. r. K. have been granted BY Judge Tur.
uer of tho Circuit Court. CLARKE Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-18
FDREEEE.TEIES.

The newly appointed Gov.TGlr Gcue!al CT
Cuba, Nsncn HiGaco, arrived IL HaYals yo;'
terday.
The kbcdvo OF Egypt will Tot l,e ihtcrfcrcd
with un, sope misconduct on Ll4 per. gives
palpa5le cause Tor lnttr!trelce.
The Princess Chris!ica %Ga UNCONSCIOUS
for several hours yesterday. Her prOstrai0a
increases and death is inniruci.
OF the 24O Miners inpoIiIiad By III: fire
damp explosion 10 the Agfappe cos! pit, near
Mons, eighty men hare thus tar bscn rescued.
Coun. SchouValcfT, dafer;ias 10 tho Cars
wish, has withdrawn his request to retire to
private life, aud will probaby rcma0 as Rus
sian ambassador to Louaon.
Russian officers On lurloEgh a. Nice, Monaco
and Marseiiles have been recalled to Russia 10
consequence of the proiecte reprcssivc measu,esd
since The attempt on tho Ike ct tho Czw.
Areign Of terror oontnucs in Russia, a5d
tho authorities arc beginning active measures ct
repression. The Protect OF Police OF Arch.
40 gel has been stabbed. Tho cZt'acitill OF
Nlbists hes been demanded ct E7glard.
MIR. P. Lorillard'5 Parole Is now siroog
favortc for London end suburban handlcaps
The betting is to against El@. 1t was Icr
ported at New Market yesterday th2t Fred.
Archer will rids Parole 10 tia. rac!.
The rivers Marc, aud KoroJ hsya asalo
broken their dams in several places. Ihoo vii
lage of X,rppd has boon destroyed, and tho
| town of Arae is endangered, the water EiV!ng
already reached tho cellars Of the housss.
Aleko Pasba hes been appo!1tad Governor
| of Roumsa for five years with the approval oi
tho treaty powers. The International Com
| mission is to participate 10 tho administrator,
| aud it's functions arc prolonged one year.
Lord Derby rcpl;iog to an Invitation to at
tend meeting Of tho lancashire CONSERVATIVE
Association Of which he has heretofore beco
! president, writes as follows: Il caunct longer
set as member OF that body, and lave to ic'
quest the withdrawal ofpy name lcom II.
1t is beloved that NJ. BicIqui will DO clacted
| a member Of tho Chambers OF Duruies from
Bordeaux, but i; is believed that the government
will refuse amnesty 10 him, because TO gram
him amnesty would alarm tho LETT cca!ra and
eusurc the rejection OF NJ JULES Te:fy'S oduci"
ton bill by tho Senate.
The Turks aro fcrtifyicE the co.'s: 81 Epitus
particularly 10 tho neGhborhooi OF Prov1aa
aud Turkish war vessels arc cruising otf the coast.
| These precautions l7c os!tnsit!y 10 prevent
| Greek iacuysions, but they arc behaved 10 be
really 10 consequence of aprrcher::ca o; tx
| laudiog of a baud Of Italians Odd AthGn!ars &c
Epirus, with tho oti,ct Q! s;clrlUg h!G2ri-r
| autonomy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-18
Rcadjuster's Meeting In Stafford.

A meeting composed CT from two hundred
to two huadred and fl!y persons, WIS Ec!d ct
Stafford Court House on "Wednesday ias:, Dr.
Montague 10 the chair and Eir. S!ro!hcr Hard
ing secretary.
MIR. Duff Grceu stated TO the uc:tlcS dat
ct last court Gen. Loe, Couaty SupcrintGad,n:
CT the conservative party, had notified the Deo'
pie. that the conservatives OF Stafford War3
requested to meet OF thi5 court. S!aco that
announcement be vas Informed tEat The State
Executive Committee had recommended de
ley or postponemeDt Of REORGANIZATION: that
Gen. Lee, being absent from this meeting, was
no reason why tho conservatives CT Stafford
should not take such action as seemed 10 them
best; that be beld il bis hand some resolutions
which be would now submit 10 tho meeting;
that st the last mass meeting, the reaGils'cr5
werc largely 10 tho majority, a0d sioce that
meeting they had Increased, ed would COZ.
touc TO do So. Fir. Green then presented
series of resolutions condemiDg tho hclon Of
the Legislature 10 posing tho McCCl!ooh bill,
aud pledging all legal end honorable means 70
have said BIZ! repealed, rud declaring that We
will support no man for the next Legislature CT
Virginia. who docs DO. stand squareIy pledged
to vote for, and to Go all 10 his power TO have
the Brokers bill repealed st Tia hcgs session
OF the Legislature.
These rcsolu!iols we're carried withgu: reg.
alive vote.
The following ticket fer couaty officers vas
then nominated without dissenting vote:
For Commonwealth s Attorney. j. H. Sattc;
for Treasurer. Col. Thomas Waller; foE Sheriff.
Hugh :Adie; for Commissioner cf Rovcouc, g.
A. Bryan.
Delegates were also Chosen TO ,nea! deegn-
ton from King George county to mako noGl.
nation for the Legislature.
Tho Fredericksburg Recorder says: eve
trnIy deploro this Continued agitation, belie7!ne
it Taught with great danger to tho welfare CT
the conservative party, es we'll as tendicg to H.
jure the credit aud standing Of cur State. We
do net know the causes which have oonspired
to strengthen the re0cusing element ia STAT
ford, or why tho debt compromise man were
not present; suffice it to SAP, that in the meet
Ing CT the 10th the reatjuser5 had everything |
their own way, and carried every resolution |
and measure they presented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-18
pUR1IsBEp DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY BY
r-1AR 9NOwDENs
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL IS, 1879
All good, law abiding citiz'ns must regret the
,r,,o3u that WAC enacted at Point of Rocks

All good, law abiding citiz'ns must regret the
tragedy that was enacted at Point OF Rocks
last niaht. Sill, if ever two wrongs can make
q right, it was but the fit complement ct The
horrible clime that provoked it, cases Ct which
have become alarminsly frequent Of late years.
and tic suppression of which being apparently
beyond the compass ef the law was attempted
last Eight by outragiDg the law. The oitense
70: wEich the negro was lynched is Incapable;
tho stonement CT sudden death is totally To-
sufficient; hut i. is the limit to which civilized
humanity can proceed; and if those who con
template such crimes ard the community 10
which they live. fe!s sure that certain death was
the penalty, Judge LYnoh's court would Soon
be forgotten. The crime Of the negro was vii
famous enough 10 all conscience, but it was
white 90 SLOW compared with the shocking ont.
rage perpetrated by six white outlaws upon
poor Miss Cheney. near The Capitol. in Wash
iagton, few nights since; and it tho law, 10
whose custody some Of them now are, fails to
requirs of them the partial but only rcpara-
ton they can make, it will afford license to tho
friends Of oil similar sufferers to discard its
futile assistance. and inhct the only possible
punishment with their own hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-18

The sale of nearly two hundred millions
of four per cent United States bonds
q. half per cent premium to we'll Informed
residents of tho country, that was mcds 10
New York yesterday. doesn't look to anybody
but purblind radical as though revolutions
we're lSicg around promiscuously; aud what's
more, as glance at the list Of tho purchasers
vii! show, the cyo disease Indicated BY such
optical decisions has not yet attacked those
republicans who can live and move aud have
their being outside the pale Of low partisan
politics
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-18

Tho -s.,inals have made dapes Of the Ignorant
negroes ever siccs the War. and tho Indications
are that they will continue to do SO es long 90
Ignorance prevails among the lee,oes. The
present colored emigration may, therefore,
ooptilu, for somo time, bu! If the Cali ornians
can't stard tho presence Of the Cbioese,a high
or order of humanity long the people CT
kansss will stand Tho negroes.is question that
Affects the latter moro than any other class OF
tho nauntrp'a nopulation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-18
Fires.

:, CHICAGO. April lS.-The house of L. A.
Hartman. at Evanston. ILL.,. Was burned on
Wednesday night. Loss $4,000.
WELLS, MAINE. April ls.SThe town farm
buildings togethe, with outhouses and barn were
burned here last night. George Dykemsn, tho
keeper. and Kmlus Hill. one Of the psupers per-
ished while endeavoring to save the property.
posed to have been caused by tramp who took
lodging in the bari.
NAPANEE. Ont. April 18.-J. j. Perry's
drug store and Hooper q Sons dry goods store
were partially destroyed by fire to-day. The
total loss il $25, 900.