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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16
Provision Market.
MARRIAGES.

LAboEDE-BlLGKR.-In Clcatheld on Mopd.v.
pe,enher ON lsse. by Rev VI $. Butler Mr. Jsa
Laborde. of Rocktou, Cieatheld county ana Miss A.
Nirgie hlger, OF Philipsburg, this comfy.
LUCAS-LkATHERS--OnD Dec hth At the residence NJ
Af. Jonathan sohank, near Howard by Rev 4 A
nrNln, Mr Amce Y. Lucas, OF Marsh Greek. and Mis-
Rebecos Lesibers. Of Mount Eagle.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

Fruit, fig, peanut, cocoanut, English
Mut, butternut, everton, hazel nut,
aond, Barcelona and molasses taffies !;
villa, chocolate, cream, cocoanut, nou-
g shellbark, maple and walnut caromels
aNilson's, Brockcrhoff House block.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16
I,Yoy * c.

In dry goods, dress good, ,il,a. ,..
ladies millinery, We can show v,. ....
largest and best stock in the county.
LTOS * O.,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

We have the fncst stock Of ,uf,, E.
black diagonal, blue check and other d,,.
good, heavy winter Gut. We can .t,..
you the largest and beat stock In u.
county and guarantee them 20 per con,
cheaper than any other house.
LYnE ~ O.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

We erred in our report of the Lo-
gan street fire last week in stating that the
Logan hose company arrived first upon
the scene of the connagration. We are in
formed by member of the Undne hose
company that the latter organization reach.
ed the fire t,oeHty minutes before the form
er and were instrumental in putting it out.
We are glad to make the amendc honorable.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

Last Sunday night Il slippery glare of
ice covered everything out-of-doors. 1t
looked beautiful in It's transparent clear
ness, but oh, how treNcherous to the foot.
Some could traverse its brilliant surface
with graceful, gliding motion, while
Others shullled along as awkwardly as Il
duck. Those who planted their feetsquarc-
ly on the ice with toes out, soldier fashion,
made the best progress. These icy pave
mcnts on Sunday nights tell us that the
righteous as well as the wicked stand on
slippery places, and warn those who think
they stand to take heed lest they fall.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

We believe the Logan Hose Company
u give their annual ball on New Years
Il. You see these unmarried young gen.
tnen who compose the hose company &C
considerable trouble to arrange for
b once year, while most married men =,
VI children, are so fortunate as 10 have
a'ivate bawl at home every night.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

"A musical convention will be held in
st. Peters Reformed church, Rebersburg
beginning on Monday, December %, and
continuing through the week. 1t will be
under the supervision of Prof. j. A. Wea.
yer, the eminent musical director. Tick.
cts admitting the bearer to the entire course
so cents, or single tickets to the grand con-
cert on New Years night, 20 cents.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16
Local Department..

Next Tuesday, will be the shortest day
in the year.
Gents furnishing goods at the Phila-
delphia Branch.
-Thirtv-one SHOWS are predicted for
the present winter.
Tickets are selling rapidly for Rev.
DIR, Vincent. lecture.
-"That Boy" is the attraction in the
Court House this evening.
--Fashionabls clothing in LARGE variety
Five hundred pounds clear toys at
Wilson's. Bruckerhoir House block.
One hundred different kinds of suits
and ovcrcouts at the Philadelphia Branch.
The nav train OF the B. L. V. railroad
was IA welcome visitor to this place last
Saturday.
Articles of gcn,lemcn's clothing for
Christmas presents can best be secured at
the Philadelphia Branch
There is an average attendance of
about twenty BOYS every night in the read
ing room of the Y. NJ. c. \.
Our readers have only one more week
in which to complete arrangements for
presenting us with Christmas gift
Tell it to your neighbors and friends,
that there is a cure for every disease of the
kidneys and bladder in DAYS Kidney Pad.
Our readers will find attractive hol-
dav announcements in Frank Blair's ad.
yertisement on another page of this issue.
Remember, that great snow storm Of
Vennor's-ceven feet in depths eX-
pected to fall next Wednesday, 22d in-
slant.
One thousand pounds fine French mix
ture. - cents ner h.. reduction made to
Sundav-Scbools). AT Wilson'S, Brockerhof'
House block
WIN. Brosius. the man who was lost
some time ago from Lawrence township.
Cleerfald county. has ot Inst been found in
Kylertown, that county.
Pleasant Gan has splendid literary
society. There's not vim enough in the
Young folks of this place to maintain even
the ghost Of such an institution.
, The nrettiest Chrjs,mes present that
anv one could possibly give would be one
of those fancy baskets of choice fruits to
be had at Wilson's. Brockerhof House
bool,
-Our friends of the Faculty and stu
dor,s or State CoI,oge had tho Measure of
hoou;ro, sorr,o, from Rov Job, Hewitt
.o,,o- or F,i.oorol church les, sunday
aearroor
-u Nybitmanrs ~ crystalized fruit. in
one mound boxes. one and two pound boxes
e obo;oo oorfoc,iors and ono nopnd boxo.
ossor,od chocolates ot Wilson's Brockcr.
hog uor.o b,ock
Soohlor G "a have rnrcbased an i'm
,,o, s,,ol. &c ,,rocorias for tho md. win.
,or ,-odo porsons IN ncod Of clerant can.
1,o, Gov Cbr;s,,,os will find that Sochlcr
h,.os,,,,,
Tho now Rsformed church at Madison
trrc ,h;. county will no dedicated on
c.5o,. ,bo o,b ~ Tonnerv ,s1 The ser.
y;oo. wi,, bocin on Monday. January 2.
and co,,inue all week
Socbler e. Co.'S grocery is still the
f.vori,o re.ort among buvers who arc par
,icular TO get the very best quality of
orooer;os vooetsbles and fruits. The prices
oro olyovs poderatn
Each Of the Bellefonte Sunday-schools
sbonId be making arrangements for IA
Christmas festival. 1t is what every child
Who a,,onds has richt TO expect. Eyery-
bodv should be made happy on Christmas.
The present is the proper season to
sing that beautiful HYMN. "In the sweet
h,, ,a,d b,,, - Rut when vou buv cro-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

Fine clothing made TO order AZ the
old prices. No advance.
lV'u' MONTGOMERY & Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

PERsoNAL.--Mr. J. II. Crissman, Of this
place, has removed to Philipsburg to reside
permanently.
Mr.. G. l.. Galloway, son-in-law of D.
g. Bush, Esq, has been in town this week
Mr.. and Mrs, Galloway reside at the Park
Hotel, Williamsport.
We were pleased to see J. H. Nosburg,
Esq, formerly of this place and now OF
Philadelphia, upon our streets this week.
Hon. A. G. Curtin, of this place, will
lecture in the Court House Mt Lewistown
| for the benefit Of the NJ. +. church, OF
that place, on Tuesday evening, the 18th
instant. On that occasion he will deliver
his well known and admirable lecture on
"Russia, which those who are so fortunate
us to hear will find very pleasing and
entertaining.
Al. Garman had the honor of being
the landlord-in-chief of his fathers hotel
for almost IL week. His brother Ed. was
absent in Philadelphia and Garman, perc,
was attending to business in Bedford
county. Al. made a very acceptable host,
and gives promise so long as he is about Of
maintaining the high reputation which
Garman's Hotel has won in nineteen years
against all opposition.
james Mitchell, of ClcarGeld, sold at
! Loci, Haven recently II fine raft Of pine at
twenty-five cents per foot, the highest price
paid for timber this year.
Mrs. W. W. Brown has returned T.
her home in Jewell City, Kansas, but as
The defendant in the ciectment suit which
the won during our last court has applied
or new trial, Mrs. Brown may soon have
TO return and fight it over again.
Mr.. Frank Stcukcrchner, returned u
bis home in Newton City, Harvey county,
Kansas, last week, after pleasant visit
among his friends in this section. He is
/ director in a bank in that nourshing tenn
/ pnranca State, and he had to hurry HON,
to look after his income, which, we are
/ pleased to hear, Is accumulating remark.
ably fast.
LEONARD Rhone, Esq, attended the
State Grange, which met at Greensburg
Wcstmorcand county, last Tusday.
Mr.. Hiram HotTcr has disposed of his
hardware store at Tyrone and ha removed
to Philipsburg.
We were very sorryt TO lcarnTrom th'
Loci, Haven JoDraal, Of Tuesday ast, tina
Judge Mayer j. confined to his busc b.
illness, Hope it is nothing series AM
that he will soon be restored TO goodealti.
Mrs. d. II. Hast gs, of thiplac.,
will spend Ia, ho.', sng her 'icnis
in Philadelphia. departed 70 that
city on Tuesday.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

] s.ra I,.r. 4
p,t.,,,' IL a. "",,'s ana 'h,'I" hii"r t.a.,..
dried sbi,,g pi.o'Na o"n',i 'I"" +" ne" h.r.
| - '"''' b''ANrc lhry i1ot -.rrt ar.
No more tok cbi.r..
poultry and c,re tbo,n - an. A. Hh'' E..t
Roberi-' Poultry pnydo. hs a..'r
failed to cure GboIars anl ~ ~ a. t'.nr
which fowl. are snIia,, a. a.. ''..'-'. F.,
pcr pacl,uyc. f., saio -. =, nee - ..,@
"'' - ''1a-r'..
At the prc.ep, tim. .,.l...u
many wor,hlc.s lirsrcn,. ir .,'.'. '.' ..
it would be- well 10 jroui-, -. .'.'...
best Tbi. viii -. o..'.i '.'it t.', "n'0n .' t--
EuLr,cs,io,. ,.'''' ~ VI j. |."''.-
TINT rcouirr ,niJi,,. P"''a''" ''f ai."..n
hcn.,. Price III ,c,,., .-t,'.. ~" "..a .-
''''
Why do yoy coyob ,.t..
find .,o,l,. ,,i..r ''E" "H"h s.. ,..
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

You have not read all Of this week s
DEMOCRAT until you have given due
attention to Sechler s. Co.'s novel, unique
and characteristic advertisement, which
will be found on another page.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

The finest and cheapest assortment Of
Christmas tree ornaments in town at Will
sons, Brockerhof House block
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

CIRcLISG THE GLoBE.-Upon ouanc-
tum table is the photograph of 'shl
card which arrived at Harrisburg o die
fourth instant, after tour arounrhe
world such as our most "travclcdn pie
might envy. An account of the jou,g
of this card and the places which it visit
was given IN last weeks DEMOCRAT. TT
card was addressed to "Hon s. T. Shugct
Harrisburg, Pcnn'a, United State,
America, 227 w State Street"
was sent from the State Capital on tt
fourth of August last, and returned at Il
expiration Of exactly four months. I'll
photograph in our possession was the
taken at the establishment Of La RI
Lcmcr, under the direction OF Ovid
johnson, Esq, Of that city. The phot,
graph consists of four parts containin
the face and back of the postal card, d,
scripton Of the journey and the names {
the principal post Offices on the route wit
a computation Of their distances. TIL
principal points touched after leaving Hai
risburg were New York, Liverpool, Lor
don, Calais, Marseiles, Naples, Brindis
Constantinople, Alexandria, Cairo, Sue,
Calcutta, Hong Kong and San Francisco
from whence it was forwarded to Harri.
burg, after accomplishing distance of 26,
IA miles in 1913 days. But a moro com
plete description of the journey taken b.
this little card can be found in last week
DEMOCRAT, and a perfect fac simile of
may be seen by visitors at this Office.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

Mrs. Robert Smith, of Burnside town
II, Clearheld county, recently visited
ne relatives in Cherryhill township, In
ma county. She had carefully wrapped
I her two months-old child and carried
with her. When she arrived at her
dination she was Mortified to see that
! child was smothered TO death
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

Handsome, warm caps at the Philadel-
p Branch.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

Worth their weight in gold--Harry
Green's cigars,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

The dccomposed body of man was
pcently discovered by hunters in Clear
cid county. Investigation shows it to be
ae body of James Mclaughlin, of Brock.
,ayville, Jefferson county. The man un-
Pubtedly died by his own hand Almost
thousand dollars in money and gold
| Itch were discovered on his person.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

W A. sweeney owns beautiful setter
pup, and his son, bright little fellow Of
two years, insists that the dog shall be
called "Hancock.n Little Charlie was an
Hancock man throughout the
and, like a true Democrat, de-
-:lines to think his defeat final He Is
determined to pcrpetuatc the name of the
Zero Of Gettysburg if he has TO exhaust
, II the dogs in the county.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

! Having had occasion to make pur-
chase OF bread one day last week, it was
our fortune 10 drop into the bakery of our
friend Mr.. Smith, in Bush's Arcade. We
can speak advisedly therefore of the quail
ty of the bread sold to US by Mr.. Smith
1t was just splendid In addition to the
finest frcsh bread, rolls, &c, sold every
day at that establishment, full lines Of the
finest confectioncrics and fresh oysters
are kept constantly on hand, and persons
patronizjng Mr.. Smith will find him to be
Il fair dealer and gentleman well worthy
OF patronage. We may add in connection
with this notice OF Smiths bakery, that
the -four he uses is furnished by that cx-
cellent miller, J. y. Van Ormer, who
never puts out anything in the way OF hour
that is not satisfactory to hi. customers.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

1t was announced last week that Mr..
j. c. c. Whaley, Of the Clinton Democrat,
was quite III. We are pleased to notice
an announcement in the Lock Haven
Journal that he is somewhat better Mr.
Whalcy has been sorely afflicted for long
time, and it would be an extreme pleasure
TO hi. many friends everywhere to learn Of
his complete restoration 10 health
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16
.We learn from onr dailY cotemnorl

We learn from our daily cotemporary
that Katie Tyson, the little daughter OF
Mr.. Edwin Tyson, of this place, met with
painful accident last Tuesday. While
she was playing in the sitting-room the
marblc-top centre table was overturned
and 1t fell with Katie beneath it, the
heavy marble cutting quite a deep cash
across the palm Of her left hand and al
most sevcring the little finger. 1t is fear
ed that Katie will lose the use Of the two
last fingers in her injured hand, though
the skill Of her physician may avert such
an unfortunate result
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

Col. Forney, in speaking last week of
the progress made in the growth OF the
subscription list for his valuable paper,
Progress, first gives Philadelphia compli-
mentary mention as furnishing the largest
list, and then says: "From Bellefonte
alone, the home of my honored friend,
Gov. Curtin, fifty names have been receiv-
ed From the tone of the Colonel's re-
marks We imagine that, in proportion to
its size, Bellefonte is the banner town in
the State in subscribing for Progress, which
is an indication of the high appreciation
of our people for excellent literature.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16
Business Notices.

why are horses and cattle nftcr tag....
Roberts Horse Powder. like "A ray, ....
dried shirt? Because they look ..ars.,.
Glenn. ~
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-16

1t has been discovered that when
Francis Spcer went on his exploring eNpc-
dition, last week, to the cave on his father :
farm, in addition to the lantern, he also
took with him ladder, down which to
Chamber into tho hollow and gloomy re-
cesses below. Ye nocturnal shades 1t is
almost impossible TO conceive Of such bold
ness, but, Notwithstanding the calamitous
result of the expedition, the only regret
which now dsturbs the brave hero's bosom
is that the ladder was not of the required
length to reach the bottom of the cave!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-04

OF internal revenue for the fiscal year OF
1879 were Sl33, ,4i9,62l, an increase Of
S,795, ,i5S upon the previous year. The
receipts for the fiscal yeor of 1880, in the
face Of the reduction Of the tax on tc.
bacco. were Sl2S, ,9Sl ,9l6, an increase OF
Sl0,5S2, 2a4. The receipts for the first
four months OF the present
fiscal year amount to Si37, ,1S9.3lS,
showing an increase over the CORES.
ponding period OF last year OF $685..
PIG. In this connection the Commits
sioner says: II know OF no reason why
this increase should not be maintained
during the fiscal year, 50 that the total
collections for the year from internal
revenue taxes at the present rate would
be SIPS, ,0O0,0O0.'
Eimbails Report-Life Saving service.
WASHINGTON, December2.- IS. |. Kim.
ball, superintendent of the life saving
service. in his annual report, shows that
at the close OF the last fiscal year the es.
tablishment embraced l79 stations, OF
which l39 were on the At.
lantic, So on the Lakes, and
si3 on the Pacific. The record of the
service surpasses any yet made, while
the weather OF the year was generally
milder than usual. 1t was marked
BY numerous storms of an exceptional
severity, resulting in a much
larger number Of casualties within the
sphere OF station operations than in any
previous wear, and the total loss Was
a greater number of vessels. The high.
est former number o. disasters was that OF
the year preceding having been 2l9.
This year the number aggregates 800.
The highest number OF vessels totally
lost in any preceding year was 81.
The number last year WAS
67; the number OF pers on board 800
vessels involved was 1889, of whom
1880 were saved and only nine lost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-04
Ghouls or Ghosts, whichs ?

NEWARK, o., December "A daring
attempt was made night before last, to
disturb the eternal sleep OF the occu.
pants OF number of graves in the Cedar
Hill Cemetery. mile out of Newark.
At about one o'clock, farmer on his
way to Newark to summon a physician
on account OF sickness in his family,
passing the cemetery, observed several
ghouls at work, and spring wagon
waiting near. Not having the rashness
of Hamlet he failed TO follow and inves.
tigate, but spurred his horse past the
locality and aroused the keeper of the
city OF the dead. The felons escaped
without plunder and without capture.
Some three or four graves gave evidence
of having been t,mpered with. The at.
fair started the usual anxiety OF those
who have had friends recent y inferred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-04
sAls,a.e oIAflanrsin Ireland

A">ruN, iF"rWuer S-fhe excite
r~''u.r' the Irish question has in
.1,.s! L2ri Cranbrook. Conserya-
Ne. >friAiug Il, the Beach, Hsmstead,
49, ryro,u-, tcclared that ~ the Gov
,..w"ut I5S .Ille'l 10 suspend the Ha-
BEDS ''rFG~ A.. II iuither Outrages
"-,r ruuu',;cd the blood would he on
I".r hr.,!s.
i''t Justice james writes that the
'ra's q, Ij-h hoi lugS should be- fixed
p. - g = rtr CvHt over Griili;h's valu
ANA, tat t.J' avy Ian ilnrd dissatisfied
~.,Nt:.S should M entitled Ia callupOa
It"oyvrum,ut To purchase his land at
Aarr Price Col. Gordon, who has been
"a ioCr oi the whole west Of Ireland,
Nl~S u,it the condition of The people Is
S'''r han tbI' oi auv other in the
"y'.i gUt ,GM ;h- gri; OF antips,hy ex'
= 'v1Nren thrh aud landlords. Git
< as 4 rrcte..sn' measure ~ be taken
s.".I>a s.sy"sv In the West lndies.'
we proposes tI.St The government should
u'E =. oH' al ih" lan6Iur,is ves' oi the
summon al cost ~ k>0.00O .O0o. OF
N',.'a " Srea, par, will be repaid bl ten
-'',>' aui The cancer will be- cured. lie
''" proposes that the lands thus ac-
f''el ~. be administered by land
'.'"tni>s'"H AMI supplemented by an
'A -'d,!vO commission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-04
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Money at 6per Cent. .-Govemments Steady
Flour Quiet and weak-wheat
Urs.ttied and Lower
Hogs Steady.
Apples-Southern Frosts-

Anew York paper says: 1T is esti-
mated that not lees than $1,000 barrels
Of apples in New York, or in transit to
this market, have been frozen during the
last week, and rendered entirely worth.
less. Many barrels were caught on the
canal, and, although no: vet all destroy.
ell, there is but little hope Of saving
them. This will run the loss up to more
than 1000 barrels. From present sp-
pearance it looks as il apples would al.
vance rs per cent in price in the next ten
days. There is an abundance Of them
stored IN the country, but a they can
be moved to the city only in mild
weather without incurring great risks, il
is possible that apples may sell for less
in March than in January. There are.
however, many thousand barrels in
storage in this city, enough To
last till the holidays. Grapes have
also been frozen in great quan.
titles, and it is very possible that Ca
uNDa grapes, WINCH Neic cA PeNu" "
be abundant at about tic per pound un.
Ill the new year, may become quite
scarce. Malaga and other Mediterra
mean grapes will be abundant through
out the winter, and they will sell as low
as ever before, and perhaps lower
Winter has surprised the South nm
usually early this year, doing thousands
OF dollars damage to the cotton, sweet
potatoes, sugar cane, and other crops
still in the fields. Snow has fallen ~ far
South as Texas, and it was cold enough
at Terry, Miss on the l?,h inst. 10
freeze cattle to death. This cold spell
will shorten the cotton yield materially,
and the damage TO Louisiana's sugar
crop, which promised u be unusually
heavy, is estimated As high as 81 900 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-04
Election Judges Bound Over.

RICHMOND, Va December 3.-Tne eI.
animation OF X. B. Foster and James
Galloway, Democrats, and Samuel Lo-
gan (coloredD, Republican, the Man.
chester, Virginia. election judges charged
with refusing to receive the votes of
number of colored voters at the last elec.
ton on the ground Of not having legal
tax receipts. was concluded by the
United States Commissioner to-day,
The Commissioner said Ne was OF the
opinion that the party whose votes had
been rejected were entitled to vote on
the receipts which they presented, and
decided To send the accused TO the grand
iury OF the United States Court, which
meets Wednesday. Bail VAS allowed IN
the sum Of $500 each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-04
DETROIT.
Mysterious Oil Csn-AsIsnment-Bu Bur-
gary.

Mysterious OIL Csn-As3'gnment-Bu Bur
gary.
DETROIT, December . A servant girl
OF this city named Wilhelmina Spindler,
undertook to kIndlr 4 s!ow.going fire
this morning by pouring on kerosine
oil. The usual result followed the igni-
tion OF the oil, explosion, and set the
girls clothing on fire. When discovered
she was one mass OF flames. Every
shred oi clothing was burned from her
body. She survived in terrible agony
a few hours, when death came 10 her
relief.
The Peninsular Cigar Company. Der.
nard Strch, president, made All assign.
ment, to-day. 10 Geo. W. Beadle, Jr.
The assets are reported to be S22,So0;
liabilities $50, 400, of which s3S,500 are
to firms in New York; 81, 600 to parties
in this city, and $500 to the Coldwater
National Bank. Some OF the parties OF
this city are secured by assignment ac-
counts and others attached the property
before the assignment was made.
The postoilice at Monroe, this State,
was buiSlarized, last night, and the safe
broken open, and between seven and
eight hundred dollars worth Of stamps
stolen and twenty.five dollars in money.
No clue to the thieves.