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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-23
THE, VETERANS.
CO. ID Presented with a Flag.

Last evening Co. ID, of the veterans
Capt. John ii. Amweg commander, &C
companicd 10y dctachments of the other
companies. were marched from the central
headquarters to the residence of Mr.. John
A. McGiiniS, in the Third ward. A COM
mittee OF the ladies Of the ward, with Mrs.
MEG. at their head, aided by Miss Ida
Dyer and others, had purchased and
were 10 present to the company a beau
tiful stand of colors. The presentation
speech was made 10y John A. Coyle, esq.
in neat and eloquent address. 1t was
received for the Veterans in a speech by
Capt. J. NJ. Amwcg. After the presenta-
tion the Veterans. proudly carrying their
flag and headed by the drum corps, march
cd to the court house. Mr.. Apgar's speech
was suspended for moment as they
marched up the aisle. greeted with cheer
after cheer. The colors were placed con-
spicuously in the front Of the room. and
Veterans occupied the space outside the
bar and crowded in and about the jury
benches.
Every member of the Veteran associa-
ton is expected to be in one or the other
of the companies in the parade tonight.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE

Ths Invinctbles Going to BatnSridse-Pcr
sOnal Points About the Borough.
Captain Bert Slade's helmet compan,
| and the Hancock Invincibles will 20 K
Bainbridge this evening to participate il
a Democratic parade to be there given
The companies will go in the Harrisburg
accommodation train, leaving here at 6:e(
o'clock, and will probably return on boat
belonging TO Abram Collins. of Marietta.
The sInter-Ocean circus gave couple OF
performances here yesterday. The least
said about it the better.
A social gathering was last evening
given to the friends Of Miss Annie B. Pur-
PIE, at the residence Of her father, on the
corner of Third and Chestnut streets. The
evening was spent in social conversation
and dancing, and was highly enjoyable to
all present.
Miss Hatch, Of New Orleans, La, is
visiting in Columbia, the guest of Mrs.
Edwin Thomas.
Grafton Spangler. of Lower Chanceford
township, York county, Pa, d former
pupil at the Washington institute. this
place, spent yesterday in Columbia.
The fare for the trip to Bainhridge to-
night has been fixed at % cents.
There will be public sale of real estate
at the Franklin house this evening.
After to day the excursion tickets to Bal
timOre's sesGui-centcnnial are no good.
The river is most too high for duck
shooting to-day and consequently We hear
no firing.
A number of our young bloods say
they will surprise the natives in couple
of days. Stove pipe hats will do it.
X. F. De Kacy, of Philadelphia, was in
town this morning.
To-day is blustery one. Last nights
rain has given place to high ana cold
winds.
A. d. Reese has tinised recovering his
pool and billiard tables and they arc now
all in excellent condition.
The canal season is now nearly cver
In another month or less the boats will
stop running and the canal be filled with
water.
The Republican helmet company last
evening declined to accept Captain L. X.
resignation by an unani
nous vote.
There were eleven tramps arrested here
and placed in the lookup last night. To.
day they were taken TO Lancaster by an
officer.
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MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
nUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE sub

DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE SUB
i URBAN PROPERTY. On TUESDAY.
NOVEMBER at the Cooper House. will be
sold the Beautiful Suburban Property of the
undersigned, containing 81 ACRES. situated
OH the Columbia pike, one-quarter of mile
to the country places respectively of DR.. j. ".
Ncvin. of the Messrs. Hager, Of Nath. ELL
maker, esq, and contiguous to Wheatiand,
home of the late ceX-President james Buchanan.
Possessing the advantage of this ncishbOr-
hood to these elegant homes of tho West End !;
and itself improved by its capaciOus mansion
and suitable OutbuildiIgS sheltered by Orna-
mental trees, shrubs and climbing vines, and
surrounded by lawns laid out In paths and
81 S nke am n any ny
the five minutes walk to City Passenger Rail-
way with rs frontage of SO feet On u line of
erty while offering tne double advantages Of
country and city surroundings. affords q
lovely home with growing value.
The place contains above 20D ornamental and
fruit trees. OF the latter there are varieties of
anples, peaches, pears, pluns. cherries, &C., In
frrIit-bearing state, and 80 likewise are the
different varieties OF grapes, currants, rasp-
berries, &c. The mansion of brick, with slate
roof, having q southern exposure, containing
ID rooms and halls. with their complement
Of closets, and Easements with ccmented
floors. plastcreG WALL and ceilings, well light
ed and thoroughly ventilated, IL u double two
storied House with well finished attic rooms.
Its living rooms and bed chambers newly
painted and papcred, open out on beautiful
verandahs and piazzas with appliances for
from q portico that is approached from the
front through avenue of tall evergreen
trees Among the modern improvements IL
bath room supplied with rain water caught
from roof in boiler iron tank Of Be5t's manu-.
facturc. newly constructed; also q large size
Reynolds improved furnace that heats entire
building. Offts OutbuildinXs there is u newly
built tobacco shed, q she'd for wagons, &c.
Stabliny room for cows. horses and for pigs,
and q roOmy carriage house. Immediately In
the rear OF residence is y twostoried brick
slate covered! building. adapted tor summer
kitchen, and having upper room for servant.
There are two wells OF excellent water. one
esDecially distinguished for its supply that has
never shown signs Of dininutiOn during the
longest dr0ughts.
Persons desirOus OF inspecting the premises
may call, when full opportunity for doing SO
will freely be granted.
Sale to commence promptly ut o'clock p.
III. OH said day, when terms and conditions
will be made known By
J.H g. WAGNER.
HENRY SHCEIHT. Auct, oct 23s&Wtsd
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By WIRE AND CABLE.

News Of the Afternoon Condensed.
In Philadelphia Martin v. Chapman,
charged with perjury in connection with
the suicide of CDR" Buchanan, to-day
was committed in default Of S., 900 bail.
The NewtOwn (Pa.) postofice was rob-
bed last night.
Thora won the first race at PimlicO to-
day and the second was a dead heat be-
tween Giidelda and Grenada.
The crop prospects in Russia are ex-
tremely gloomy.
In Petersburg, Va, Cleappas Raney has
been acquitted of murder.
Certain tenants in England have been
warned not to pay full rents on penalty of
death.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-23

Court met this morning ut o'clock and
the surety of the peace and desertion cases
were taken up.
Com'th VS.. David Bletz, surety of psace.
Joseph Baer. the prosecutor was not pres
cnt, and the case was dismissed at his
costs.
Com'th VS.. Newton Bryson and Thomas
J. Withers, surety of peace. Case dis
missed with county Ior costs.
Com'tl, VS.. William Leonard, surety of
the peace The prosecutor was John w.
Mcut@cr. He failed to hc present ut the
time oi the calling of the case and it was
dismissed al his cost. Mr.. Mentzer after
ward came into court and stated that
Leonard had agreed to pay the costs if he
would not appear. The court did not
change their order.
Newton Bryson and Thomas Withers,
who were convicted of assault and battery
upon II. F. Myers, were each sentenced to
pay a fine of ST and costs.
Thomas Withers, who was convicted OF
assault and battery upon Amanda Myers,
was sentenced to pay n fine Of s25 and
costs.
Att 10 o'clock the docket was called and
nine judgments were entered.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-23
Those Troublesome Telecrxms


NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Judge Lawrence
in the supreme court chambers this morn
ing on application Of attorneys for the
Western Union telegraph company grant
ed an order to show cause returnable on
the eth inst. why injunction should not
issue to restrain the Democratic national
committee from using or circulating lithO-
graphic copies Of Marshall JEWELS dis
patches, which were obtained by the COM
mittee through the mistake of the tele-
graph company. The original application
was for an injunction which was not
granted, and the affidavit on which the
order was obtained was made by Norvin
Green, president of the company.
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DEATHS.

SAPr.-In this city, October 90, 1850, Hannah
b., daughter of Jacob and Ann Sapp, in the
2Ist year OF her age.
The relatives and tricDds,Of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her parents residence, corner of Cones
toga and Beaver streets, on Sunday afternoon,
ut O'Clock. Services at st. Paul's N. E.
o222td*
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-23

There is no use In drugging yourself te
death, and buying all the vile medicines fol
internal use when you can be cured of fever
and asuc, dumb aguc, bilious disorders. jaun
dice, dyspepsia, as well as all disorders and
ailments Of the liver, blood and stomach, Ly
wearing one OF Prot. Guilmcttc's French
Liver Pads, which is u sure curc every time
Ii your druggist does not keep the pad, send
$l.5l in Il letter to French Pad Co., Toledo, O.,
and it will be sent you by mail 1t is the Onlv
pad that is guaranteed to cure. Beware OF
cOunter!citS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-23

Samuel a. Hewitt. Monterey, Mich., writes
that DR.. Thomas Eciectric Oil cahnot be beat
by any medicine for coughs and colds and for
been thoroughly tried in this place and is great
demand. For sale by II. u. Cochran, druggist,
137 and 129 North Queen street, Lancaster. "a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-23

0RPHANs' COURT SALE OF VERY VAL
| ~ UABLE REAL ESTATE.-On TUESDAY
EVENING, NOVEMBER .. 1850. in pursuance
of an order of the Orphans Court OF Lancaster
county, will be sold ut public vendue, at the
Cooper House, West King street, in the city Of
of Philip Schum. deceased, viz
AL that elegant three-story BRICK STORE
and DWELLING HOUSE and Lot of Ground,
situate on the south side of West King street,
city of Lancaster, aforesaid. containing 40 feet:
~ inches in 'front.' and extending in depth 2i5
feet to a IA feet wide public alley on which it
has a front of width of 81 feet AZ inches.
Gillespie and George N. steinman, and on the
west by property OF John McCalla.
The Store Room is very large and c ,nvenient
with good dry cellar under 1t. Tho dwelling
part Of the building is also extensive and is now
roomy Brick Stables on the said alley, with
large entrance from West King street, capable
of accommodating large number OF horses.
Also wagon sheds and carriage houses. The
whole drained By
and a well OF never-failing water with pump
therein is in the yard. The whole premises
have lately been thoroughly put in order, the
sases IS
property, centrally located and considered ono
of the best business stands of The city and well
worthy the attention Of business men and cap
italists generally.
diatcly If desired. Good title and possession
fssen ffssi: o." '"' ''S' '' Tue property ' p' ''''
Sale to commence at o'clock, p. H., on said
made Sy JOHN E. SCH M 0S
CHAS. S.HOLZWORTH,
s. Hsss Aastossssrs sSss Aa""'''ssssss csswfssa
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Verdict against a Liquor Dealer.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Oct. 23.-Mary
Harrington yesterday received a verdict of
SO. 400, in her suit for $4,000 against
Michael McKillop, liquor dealer Of Hol-
yoke, for tho loss of her husband who was
killed in 4 drunken row while under the
influence of liquor obtained in defend
ants saloon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-23
Local stocks and bonds.

DCBLlC SALE OF MULES.
L On MONDAY, OCTOBER -. will bc sold
at the McrriElac, North Prince street, % head
of frst-class Young KENTUCKY MULES. A
credit of 80 days. For particulars NJ Il.
Witwer. Sale ut O'Clock.
O22-2td* JOSEPH n. WOODHCRN
EOR RENT.
Il STORE ROOM 1&XlO feet, with new
plate glass front. high ceiling. located on the
main business street and next door to the post
office. Columbia, Lancaster county. Pa. has
been occupied as book store for tin: last
sixteen years, and IS one of the best stands in
the county for that business. 1t is Il fine open
ing tor any one who understands The book AMI
stationery business. Possession given immc-
diately. Address
JOHN FENDRICH
Oct29lwd Columbia, Pa.
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II0w They Feel at Adrian, Mich.
Reed, Beach & Smith. druggists, OF this city,
say that DAYS KIDNEY PAD is giving the very
best OF satisfaction. Ono of their customers
says he would not take two hundred dollars
for ore he has If hc could not another.
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n Wish

n Wish.
l wish was Il foreigner, Hottcntoi Or Heathen
Turk.
Or else lived in China where they used no
knife or fork,
For my health is really horri.l. I'm feeling very
sad,
And have got dyspepsia and got it very bad:
Poor fellow, instead OF GruntinS, moaning and
crying,
You better by far Spring Blossom be trying.
Prices SOC, trial bOttlcS.lOc.
For sale by Ii. Il. Cochran, druggist. l37 and
I39 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. %
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AARKETS.


PalLApsLraIA. October sa-Flour dull
snl md weaker; s5periins ss"aas %; ex!rssa oSs
Penn,a family q ls05 81 !: St. Louis family
s.rstgh, = sSas IS; pa'ea' ami high grade.
Rye -four scarce at $500
kss q i4aSi IS; W fean:a. Fed Fed ;i isSi OTIS. IS:
Corn duh Tor local use yellow at ss0ss,zc:
Oats asie, and easier: No. !. White .lc /;
Rye nrm ut CSC.
Provisions steady, with jObbins trade only !:
mess pork and beef hams slsG l6 80; Indian
ders 6@614c; salt do SIC.
butchers @ SIC: prime $ ssss,n sssa@ s. s,s. '''Ss
other grades-markct dull Creamery
county and New York extra. Sssssc western
reserve extra s00s2c; do good to choice l60sOc
Rolls firm: Western Deserve extra sl6ssc;
Eggs scarco and firm; Penn'a Extra &c;
Western Extra &c.
Cheese dull. aside from choice New York full
~ edo fair to good lla1sc; do ha'fskiins
Petroleum dull refined lsc.
Whisky dull at 81 Il.
seeds-Good to prime clover dull at " 80
wanted, 81 s. bid.
New I0Pk Marker.
Nxw YORK. Oct. ct.2S.-Flour-Staie and West
ern quiet and prices scarcely 3" firm
Superfne, ut s. SO04 25; extra .lO ut
- 35fl4 50; choice, do, "a 5JGI IS: fancy do.
- SOGI6OO: round hoop ohio ~ 75I5 90: choice
do IS 1896 % supcrfine western =: SOfll 8;
common to good extra ,lO ~ 25@a 90; choice
tlO do - 65G6 so /; choice white wheat do ~ s.
a IS; Southern quiet and heavy; COM
mon to fair extra s5 OoG5 55; good to choice
do d GO07 o..
Wheat about 10 lower and trade moderate
No. White, Deo., 81 l6: No. Red, Oct,
81 151. do Nov, l6all l6la do Dec, 81 l11<@
l l734 do JAM, 81 lSH.
Corn shade easier and quiet Mixed west
ern spot, 5454I5514c; dO fuinre, 53l1G5Gc.
Oats unchanged; No > Oct and Nov. 500 i;
do Dec. 395zS0iGa.c; State 39@a5c: Western.
SSl045c
stock Market.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-23

Tumors, crysipelas. mercurial diseases, sero-
fnla, and general debility cured by DR.. Lind.
Sey'S Blood SCarcher.''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-23

The Chicago Times says: Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure is highly endorsed by
ministers, Judges. physicians, surgeons, by
men OF literary and scholarly distinction, and
by individuals in all the walks OF life. 3
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Sf'EEI..L NOTICES.

The best remedy tor liver complaint is "Sel
lcrs' Liver Pills Only 25 cents per box. Sold
Ivy all druggists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-23
THIRD EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. a., 1880.
WEATHER INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 23.-For the
Middle states, clearing weather, northwest
to southwest winds, higher barometer
lower temperature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-23

Pi,LgTiCIAL MEETINGS..
Democratic County Committee
The Democratic County Committee will
meet al the Central Headquarters in this city
on MONDAY, OCTOBER %, at 1oa. III. In
portant business Every member is expected
TO bc present.
W. l.. HENsEL,
IS : HiS55Izs; : S5;;: ;5II.ssx secretaries.
General Parade.
There will be IL general parade OF the Demo.
cratic clubs of the city next Saturday evening.
Further arrangements will he announced
shortly by Col. Forlney, Battalion Commander.
Attention, Iron Workers.
The Iron Workers who intend participating
in the parade tomorrow evening will meet at
Eohring's hotel, corner of Plum and Chestnut
streets. a. I o'clock, sharp. The Quarryville
band will head the delegation.
First Ward.
\ meeting OF First ward club will be held ut
Henry NcaiEcr's saloon. on Saturday evening
at o'clock sharp. for the purpose of tlistrib
utin" the balance Of uniforms and turning out
in genera! parade.
Second Ward.
Every l..c:nbcr OF the Second Ward will
assemble at their headquarters, Ransing's
saloon. Chestnut street, opposite L. II Il. depot,
tomorrow evening, ut O'Clock sharp, to take
part in the torchlight procession. Turn out.
Turn
Third Ward.
Meet at Central hcadq uartcrs this evening ut
O. clock sharp for parade. \ full turnout is
desired.
Fourth Ward.
The Fourth ward club will meet on tO-mOr-
row Saturday evening at ! O'Clock, sharp,
tor parade with uniforms and white gloves.
All Democrats in the ware! not uniformed are
invited to join.
E'ifth Ward.
The Fifth ward Hancock and English club
will meet at their headquarters this even
ing at 7 o'clock. sharp for the purpose of
receiving Il flag from the ladies of the ward.
prior to joining in the parade.
Seventh Ward.
The members of the seventh Ward Hancock
and English club will meet for parade ut head
quarters (Kuhiman's saloon), ut O'Clock
sharp, this evening. Every member is de-
sired to lie present and bring his equip
ments.
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a NaW USa for Cork.

"A New Use Tor CORK.
Tie new cork floor cOvering-LIEoLEUM-ha
ingratiated itself so rapidly into public favor
that it is supcrseding all appliances heretofore
employed for Il like purpose. Its most remark
able feature is its ''eXtraorlinary durability y
in this respect no other floor covering can
compare with it. 1t is equally desirable for
dining rooms, halls, churches, and every va.
ricty Of building. Kept by all frstclass car
pet dealers. The only genuine article has
" "I.inolcum'' on the back of every square yard
o23-ltd
\ delightful shave is possible only with the
Cu;icura Shaving SOAP.
Or ol: Or young, or grave or gay,
Those who now let their teeth decay,
With breath We can't endure;
The thought their after lite will haunt.
That they neglected sOZODONT,
That would have kept all pure.
OlS-lwdeOd&w
Night gwcuts. cough cmaciation and decline
prevented by Malt Eittcrs.
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Lost and Found.

Last night J. Hay Brown, esq.,, was
walking in the Pennsylvania depot and he
found pocket book containing over 500.
1t was just after the $50 train had passed
west and as Mr.. Brown could not find an
owner he thought it belonged to some one
OH the train. He telegrapned to Harris
burg and found that J. H. Baldwin, pas
senger on that train had lost a pocket
book 4 description of which was sent here
The pocketbook was sent to the gentle
man. who resides in Pittsburgh, this morn,
ng.
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NEW -dDYERTLSEMENTS.
H. z. RHOADS & BRO.

Call attention to the completeness variety
line
from the lowprced to the costly All
Jewelry, including very many
pretty designs in cheap goods collection
Diamond Goods Siverware in variety any good
Eectro-pated article great
sic worth Oil Paintings Musical Boxes, Bronzes,
All line persons contemplate
the purchase goods
respectfully invited to visit
H.Z. RHOADS& &BRO. Jewellers.
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Tc!cp;.anc Connection.

The store of Finn s. Breneman has been
connected with the telephone exchange.
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WANTED.


VIANTED.--.EVERY TO ADyER.
w tise, free OF charge, in the IErELLiGKN
GER. who wants something to do.
"ANTEO-TWOD DINING ROOM GIRLS
w Immediately. Good wages. Apply to or
address Franklin House, Columbia, Pa.
2td*.
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VNANTED-A POSITION AS HOUSE.
w keeper by widow lady. Good refer
encc :,iven. Address HOusekeeper, INTELLr
GENCt.. Office. O23 It'd
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NEW ADVER1.ISEMENTS,

DEOPLES' BUILDING, LOAN AND DE-
L posit Company. The reguIa. monthly
meeting will be held this (Satmrday) evening
at 7h o'clock, in their EalI. in the Inquirer
It II. W. vILLEE, see'y.
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New I0Pk Marker.
stock N M0fkOt
October q.

NEW YoRK STOCKS.
Stocks strong and higher.
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y delightful shave is possible only with the
Cuticura Shaving SOAP.
PisIlTiCAL MEETINGS.

Night gwcuts. cough cmaciation and decline
prevented by Malt Eittcrs.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-08-25
The 10 Bryarly, destined for

The 10 Bryarly, destined for
Shreveport, passed up early, Tues
day morning. She takes the place
of the Bonnie Lee.
AMONG the Improvements going
on in Town, we notice that Front
Street 10 taking share therein.
Mr.. Bergman, opposite The Ferry
landing, is having gallery erected
in front of bis shop, which will
greatly improve the looks of the
building. Further down the street,
Messrs. John A. Williams 6 Co. have
fixed the sidewalk in front Of their
store, by putting down layer Of
cement thereon, which will prove Il
good thing for pedestrians.
While driving out on Sunday
morning, our jolly friend across The
way, julius M. Nassits, met with an
accident, in the shape of turn over
of his buggy, resulting in nothingse
rious, however. Busily engaged in
an earnest conversation with n friend
standing on the sidewalk, and not
paying any attention in what way he
was steering" the vehicle, he had,
unawares, brought the buggy wheels
in contact with bull lying in the
street, when he thought for a mo.
ment that he was going sup in bal
loom" He alighted on his feet,
and looking around to see if anyone
had witnessed the ascension" he
brushed the dirt from off his coat
and trousers, and started in pursuit
of his steel, who stood grazing at
the corner. The buggy was conside
rably damaged: the horse skinned
his hind foot, but Jim came of with
out a scar or scratch.