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IN BLACKWATER
10 Where 0iss Mary r. Decker
Wss Drowned Last
Evening.
SWEET SPRINGS. july 9.

Special 10 the BAsoo.
SwEEr SPRINGS, July I:
Ma Mary 7. D ckes, Of K.ssas CITY, .
visitor Al the Spring.. VS. drowned u CL-
lins Ford acros k'sekva'es. sboui eight
o'clock last evening. She had been 0ut
riding With NJ. w. Il. Lssis. the we'll.
koovs livery stable keeper Of ,hi. plsce,
10 angle buggy drawn BY iso hos.es.
A they attempted 10 cro-s the ford. which
10 about h,lf . mile distant from The
spring.. the buggy VS. upset By the ssift
current and the occupants lhr0ss out Mr..
Levis evan ashose, hut Miss Decker .od
both horsrs vere drowned. The stream
sss very high. Her body has not been re.
- yet
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The Closing Day Of the Convention
ct sweet Syringe.
sPsciai 70 the Sunday Morning BAzoo.
SWEET SPRINGS, July 9.
MORNING RFssTON

/
SWEET SPRINGS, July 9
| MORNING RFssI0K
Called 70 order Ct the usual hour. Go
melton The reading Of The minutes sere
Gispsessd With. D.. Meng, of Lexington
moved that committee b appointed to
recommend come student, endorsed BY the
assSciation - . bene6cisry 10 Bol,enssu
college. Oss. 0tsssos, Bowman sud Darby
wese sppoistsd . committee. DR.. Gray,
Of 6edalia, moved that Q committee of
thrss Be appointed On dental Legislation to
draft bill which should b presented To-.
approval II the next annual meeting. The
motion ~ carried, and DIR. ]. p. GRAY,
g. L. Sheppard AID L. o. Ellis we're ap.
pointed - the committee.
DR.. Lstord, Of Nevada, exhibited Q cast
gold plste for the consideration and opin.
ion Of the association. D.. Ellis Of Ssda.
Lilo, said that b had east . gold plate on
the plan susgestsd BY DR.. Lstord With
great satistact,on. the 1T being very good
and ID worn With comfort 10 the patient.
On motion Of DE-. Sheppard, DR.. Letord
vss invited 10 give . clinic demonstrating
his method At che next meeting.
Then cane . discussion OF clinics. DR..
Eamss made N explanstion of his clinic
and spoke Of the use of Iodine to protect
the soft tissues from the Chloride OF ZINC.
DR.. Patrick, Of lliinois, said that another
~ Of The Iodine Va the chemical effect
IL DESTROYED the corrosive effect Of zinc. Ii
lOdioe comes into contact With the cement
It destroyed the setting and hardening
properties.
Dr.. Gray said the method suggested nv
Dr.. Lstord would meet such Gases - ORE.
eeated in The clinic, furnishing means for
Decking the tooth.
Dr.. Mcmillan had nothing to say in re-
gard 70 his cass - it presented 90 unususl
features.
o. the motion of The place of
holding the next meeting. quite q
loagthy discussioo followed. Sweet
6psjass vas pus 10 nomination. DR.. J. P.
Gray moved that Sedalis Be selected for
The place Of holding the next annual meet
Ing, supporting his motion By strong o..
gu0eat IN it favor, but Sweet Springs
vss chosen.
A1rn1o0N SESSION.
The meeting w called 70 order q two |
o'clock p. .. The elsctios Of of6cers was
declared the next order Of bosisess, end the |
following o6cen we're elected.
Pressdeet-Dr. J. C. II. Darby, 81.
joseph, Ne.
Fis.s Vic. Pr..ide.,-Dr. NV. R.ed,
Mexico.
6ecosd Vice Prssident-Dr. ]. McMil.
N, BsunsWiek.
Corresponding sscrssary-Dr. J. g. Har.
PEI, g. Loujs.
Kesosdi-g saerssary-Dr. W. II. Earsss,
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We have a Large Stock
and are determined to close
it our while the goods are
yet in season.
B0st0n99.Storo
e21 Ohio Street.
Next door 70 Sichem'.
YUC KISSED NE.
~ JosEvaiSRS MINI.


The following exquisite pssm vss wntsss 10
: Was Addressed TO . certain young eontloDAp.
he hero Of the oecasion portrayed Jaoss
tsdpsth thought % veil Of the poem that 10
nee published quite an edition on white satin
Iobon. Whittier. the poet. wrote Of u a.d IL
Dung author, that she mad truly mastered the
ecret "f Enslish verse.
You kissed ME my head
Dropped low CO your breast,
With . feeling Of shelter
And infinite rest.
While the holy emotions
Ny tongue dare not speak
Flashed up 10 fame
From my heart to my cheek.
Your arms held me fast
On. your arms were % bold
Heart BEAT a9ninst heart
In your passiooats fold.
Your gaDoos seoasad drawing
Ny soul through nv eyes,
As the Sun draWs the mist
From the ssas to the skies.
Your lips chung to mine
Till prayed in bliss
They might never uDelaSp
From the rapeur0us Hiss.
You kissed me. my heart
And my breath aod my OIL,
In dslirious Joy.
For y moment stood s'ill,
Life had for me then
No temptatlons. no chaFms.
W. vtStOo VI uwPp1uOOO
Ontside OF your Arms.
Ant were this instant
An angel pOssssssA
" the peace and shs Joy
That are gwen the bi0st,
! would ding my white robeo
CurepentneIy doVn,
! would tear from ~ isrshsad
lto beautiful crown.
Ts nestle ouce more
In that haven Of rest,
Your lips upon mine,
Ny head on your breast!
You kissed me! my soul,
In . bliss % divine,
Resled nnd - 0Onod hike dru0kOn man
f0Olioh with Wiae.
And thought twsre dsieious
To die there, II death
Would but come while my lipO
Were yet moist With your breath
IL my heart might grow cold
While your srAs ciaspsd me round
In thsir passionate fold.
And these Gre the QueseiOus
ask day and night:
Must NJ lips taste NO more
Such exqu,site delighsf
Would you care il your hssast
We're my shslter - then,
And u yen Were here.
Weuld you kiss me aaasnf
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While couple Of young men were pass-
ing Kaiser's restaurant, on Second strsse,
about l O'Clock this morninG. they die.
covered . large bundle Of vrapPing paper,
which Va lying % The co0ntse isside. 70
be on Ere. O6cen Aasoahall snd Carne,
were notified. Who called ooe Of ths CLERKS
and the Dire was extinguished. Damage
slight.
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-Ntt QOtOS - OtUu0e0 t0tD w.
Wheat harvest 10 almees oyer.
-Ns1s week cots will csms il and promise .
nas crop.
Col. Houston has bosa down ruuainG thrUo
elue srass sssd ssrppsrs % 10 Leeus6 0reve
Farm.
Capt. Aardin the bsse eespsstse. he's quite
LOT Of men s0ploysa % ha,ildsags ~ tAs Locust
Grove farm.
-L0euse Grove Farm haA twenty Dsa e.
plsys6 thie week, among then So0o ~ ~ booe
citizens 10 Dvsodsa.
On Locust Grove Farm MsssPs. Uove 81
Farpis have cut With so0 6i04oe ~ - oaeo -
acres Of wAsas and rye. WIN eaa 6sasit?
Mr.. Mrs. Rish00oa aavo ainnoe % thaas
son Geores b o. his 5lsS SissH ~, g SeiSss.
day last. Among thoss lsgeene vseo 1ioo Nanio
Kspkns. }: p 0sntrys lido ehUlts saa Mo-
Lotto Sasalley, M. 'a,ehmoaa's dauGN1oe ~
granddaughter, John - Iss 4sssl 81 Co,sass
futile. Colonsl lutte. @ SsAal1 q n. 81 n!s.
In0nd . hsedseoe soad - ~ kslaoe. A.
dinner vas cos ~ TIE ooses q ~ saa0oo -
vss Isssidsd ever vitA GFaeo. aaa dsGDi1y y -
COED looking hsssees.
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A telegraph circular ~ sent out ysster.
day from the gesersi ol6cs Of Tie Pacifc
road announcing tie appoistasot Of War
der Cumming = divisioa superintendent Of
the road from Sedslis 70 ChaDeia, il addi.
tioe 70 his duties - sapsristsodsst Of shs
Western division. This b eooplimset 70
the worthy o@esr Who u taithful % his
tresta. end il also looks like the lssdency i
10 concentraie st Sedslia,
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-rhe US. 0ovessosaa ~ Hove Scales.
ssod Tor casaIogss 10 Bes6sa. 0slIsok q Co..
0esersl Asssas. Chicaen. III.


Our reporter ssrsd 10 biz vriss-ap Of
xcAllists., l. T., pshlbhsa Il let 0ssdsy
merniag's BASoo II sagsso . IL OsaGs
Coal 4 Ainisg eeoPssy's Wests e tkos
poist. The 6silovisg = ~ eeessea seseus
81 lie s6sir: NJ. Js00 9. Fs)ps b
agent for ths eoopaay. Ne. Ca. L fsjes
y ssles0sn u 10 eo0OasyS sseso, 81
II. Dsa. DsPss = ~ 9aaaose e ~
stses for he company.
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A Great Euterpriso.

The Hop Bitten oansfacsuring con.
psny is one of Rochestsrs grsstsst busi.
mess enterprises. Their Hop Bittsss have
reached sale beyond ell pssesds.t hsv.
ing, from their intrinsic value, fousd their
way into almost every household in tie
land Graphic.
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OF the Marrow Gauge Road @ lar.
Parsons, KS, July 2.

Special to The Bazoo.
The track Of the narrow gage at this
place il being tom up this morning by
the Missouri Pacific. The history VI
the trouble 10 about n follows:
The narrow gauge road running from
here tn the Frisco rod il owned by
the Fort Scott and Gulf rod. Re-
Gently the Gulf company conceived the
idea Of putting down some additional
side track, and to do this, went through
the form Of cOnAemning some right Of
way and land belonging to the Pacific
company, which the latter desired to use
for some purpose. This they did against
the protest Of the Pacific and Il looked
- il the Pacific was p0Werleso to pre-
vent il under the laws Of Kansas.
On the arrival of the train from the
north last night there came with il
about two hundred section men, pick
ed up between here and Sedalia, head
ed by Train Master Lutte WEIGH.
Very soon after midnight the men
started ut il by the aid Of lanterns
and torches commenced the operation
Of tearing up the light rails Of the
Gulf r0ad and laying down heavy
rails suitable for brood guAge rod
like the Pacific, and 1t this hour the
work il Still progressing without
interruption, but what daylight will
bring is hard to tell.
LATKR.
Parsons, KANSAS, July 3, 80
For some time there has been trouhls
brewing between the Missouri Pacific
and the Memphis, Kansas & COLORADO
narrow gauge railroads ut this point
in regard to the right 0f way into this
city. The Missouri Pacific claim that
the narrOw xusge track covered their
grounds. Last Sunday the MARROW
gauge put down . track ON the est
side Of the depot opposite the Gun
n prevent the Pxciflo shops
ffOm laying . track 90 - to hem then
in. Tonight one hundred men were
brought here by the Pacific and are
tearing up all the narrow eaugo
sseks iFU0 in dsPes % ~ easy
ioias. diossnoo 81 over half 0ile. 81
possisG dowo iosess1, 0i0easi Haei1D
rsek.
VIXEN dayliehs eooes, he usssev sssas
elk, vAe ks0vs s0shiag % vAss y geisG
u, viii - asaesished 70 - thais sss0
lo0 30 sus int ihs city. Whss gill -
be fssl oose0os - 0sa eas sov soy.
8osh rosds claim IL night u way, asd .
'iseef fSAt sss0s iosvisab1&
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shiloh's Consumption Cure..

on1s0oU C00o0mpt100 Curo.s
This b heyoad qos.sioa the most succs,-
fol Cosgh Medicine ve have ever cold. A
leo dosss issssisbly core The WONT easss
Of Cough, CsosP, and BrOoehisis, while il,
vosdssful soceeo in ths cure Of Coesuup-
tios = Without parallel 10 The Aissosy Of
asdieise. Siscs iss sns diseovesy il has
eeeo seld q suassssse. . ssss vhseh Dot
Other medicine esa ssasd. II you have Q
CoasA - earnestly ask you 70 ny IT, Price
l0c., Soe. asd 81. II your Luses are soss.
CSess a. beck Ls0e, - 6hiloAis Poeooc
Piassss. Sid y your druesise.
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sHILOH,s CArARRH REMEDY.

oasveio1 cure Tor Cseassh, DspAthssis
Csskse nossh ~ Head Ache. With
sseA bossh shsss = q iaessious usual II
jsesne Ioe lhs noss sueesasful tssseoess Of
shs.s eooPlsisaS vitAeat extra ehsFss.
Prize Soc. Sold y yeas druegiss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-05

No psls'ial hospissl needed for Hop
Bitten pstienis. nor large-sslried talented
Po6sss to tell chat Hop Bitsess will do OF
cure. - hey tell their Own story By thei.
certain and shsolute cares ct hoos.-Nev
York In6epepdeat.
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Out Of Work.

and sick with ~ kidssys for ysans. wrote
Mr.. Alexander Ferris, Of Cbsoanso, Forts,
N. T.. recently. BE Used Wssssrs Sale
Kidesy md Liver Curs. Nov b says,
Il eheerfulIy recommend Il 70 ill pessoast
suffering in the SANE vsy."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-05

Why ssady b k,ov ~ eanp q ysar
paias ssd aeA0f De- g. JeoshD On -
reooVe then.
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Fer ses1llR. oil add sssine aacAise
stsoeA00ts, do Ne sslf.tksoadine Aaer.
ieas oeseioa. esll o Assshsvs, opposite
~ Pesos0es. exsl1
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0ocietyChipe.

Mis- Isabelle Dssiels, Of eedslia, bee
6ses the gosse Of 4is Ea0s Haylss The
pest sesk.-B,osvills ADVERTISE.
y. + Bsrrsts and wife. Of SsdAl,s, have
been visiting Ne. Fsus Hickox this week.
-Beoaville> Advertiser.
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CLIFFORD!
THE PEOPLES FAVORITlC
Steps Down and Out While
3 IN CT % r .
The Unknown, Steps in and Ur


Having disposed TINGER cheer.
heartily him friends
good Groceries, Living Pricrs.-CLIPFoRD.
successfully inaugurate by Mr. Clifford
to the "PEOPLEs FAvOkTE and close attention
dealing and BED ROCK PRICES
ciou the minds OF the people Of a and surrounding
reasonably
and the above inducements
bOO
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HENRY COUNTY,

The 6sss applicant IL Hsary cousty for
. marriage license vss August L. DsiGos
to Mis Matte u. Ogden, q the brides
r.sidsoes @ Wednesday evening. June
The second vss Fssseis, II. Hodges 10
Aio Haldah L. Fsscsst, . - a.srssd w.
dsy, Jusday, July 81.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-05

A0OV06 1o1O GS0O0t100.
Why do 20 many people - 80 around
~ ssem TO prefer to su0ss ed b nsds
miserable By Indigestion, Consuoptoia,
Dississss. Lon Of Apostle. Coming Up 81
the Food, yellow Skin, vhsa for 7Se. ve
vill sell then Shiloh's visaliass, gusras-
ted TO cure then. Sold By your druegist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-05

FAMOUS" in
patrons that
cash all commands
twenty by RS
doing credit business CASH anil
CUSTOMERS inevitable
business conducted q
ur doors TO rich and and while
respectfully invite the consuming public
will
declaration, and that it DOES
Ohio and Third Ss BITTINGECR.
Opposite Sichcrs'. The Unknown Clhords
Goods delivered the city, price paid
Country Produce.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-05

Notice i Asssbv given 10 all he credit
orr Of Charles Heablsoo, d Ssdslia. No,
tha, ] vill, on Noeday. The 18th day ii
AuGuss, A. d., 1881 q Tie Law o6cs Of v.
E. Shsv in The city Of 0sdali., Psssis
county, No, proved psblisly 10 sdjuse
ed allow demands agsisst The sseaae ed
effects asigssd 70 - y CharlD Has-
hloom lne IL hnne6k Fl eenGliaosn
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-05

Aoisnse Of Chaslss Hashlooo,
6sdalis, No, July ], 1851. 7-ldlV
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-28

proach of her bearship within suffi-
cient distance for a shot. She waited
not long and fred, the ball taking eff
feet, but not proving fatal. The re-
port of the rifle drew her laboring bus
band from his work, who, coming near
the house, was chased several hundred
yards by the bear, which then gave up
pursuit and returned in quest of her
young. The plucky backwoodsman's
wife h id In the meantime reloaded the
rife, and with the second shot the old
she bear keeled over, underside top
most, and "yielded Ip the ghost. y
The cubs, we are told, sold at Inde-
pendence, the county seat vt Grayson,
for $40, and the skin OF the bear, which
was very large, brought the sum Of 80
at the same Ilace.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-28

inhabitants Of Pottsville to fight him
OH Sunday evening. The first person
to respond was an officer, who took
chalg of him for the night.
About twenty barrels of paint ap-
piled to the houses and several tons OF
lime to the outbuildiugs and fences
would improve the appearance of oul
town vastly. Suppose you do your
share of the work this spring.
-Millheim now has the neatest,
cotest barber shop In the valley, and
one of the best BARRIERS In 1t the state
can produce. His name is j. G
Springer.
LOOK TO Your INTEREsT.-That
magnificent establishment Bauland
i Newman's Bee Hive Store, Belle
tonte Pa, is just chock full of gnods
of every grade and price. Every one
can be exactly suited, and at prices too
that absolutely defy competition. II
you go to Bellefcnte do not fail to go
and see the Bee Hive. They will trea
you kindly, sell you very cheaply and
send you away rejoicing. Just try
it. 2t
"A sad evidence of the moral con-
dition of portion of the population of
New York can be gathered from the
police reports. On SINGLE day recent
ly twenty-siX women were arraigned
before one justice for being either
drunk or disorderly, or both. Of the
number tried, twenty-five were sent to
prison for q month.
Communicated.
The Georges Valley Union Sunday
School was again started up for the
summer season on last Sunday. Tie
following officers were elected: Pres
ident-Jacob Jamison; Superintendent
-Samurl Harter; ASsistant-W. B.
Krape; Secretary-J. David Wagner;
Librarians-J. G. Finkle, BObert Het-
finger; T rear urer-JOhn Coldron. This
school has been In a flourishing coudi-
tion for number OF years and we
hope it may come up to its full meas
are of usefulness during the coming
summer. "**
"A bill is now before the State Leg
islature, and seems likely to pass.
which provides that the county COM
missioners shall receive regular sal
aries. The amount of salary is pro-
portioned according to the population
of a county, and in the smallest coun-
ties the salary is not TO be less than
$500 per annum. The largest counties
will pay about 81 800 or $1,000.
You can buy more for your pro-
duce at STAN g than at any other place
in town. Just try it. Butter q CTS.
AT Fl. II. Tomlinson's store
you can buy 2 pds. Of Roasted
Coffee, put up in | pd. papers for
% cts. Arbuckla's best at 20 cts.
Finest Loaf Syrup at so cts. pr.
gallon. Best Green Coffee at II
cts. Standard A White Sugar, 10
cts. Best Extra G White Sugar,
s cts, and in fact you can buy any
thing you want at the very lowest
market price.
A full line Of mems, women's and
children's shoes just received.
Butter 26 cents
Eggs II d"
Give him O call.
On Tuesday evening one of the
showsswindows OF J. Eisenhd:h's Drug
store was thrown in with a tumbler.
Several of our younger men, We hear
were fooliug with each other, when
one threw the glass after another, who
walked down street, missed him, but
hit pane at Eisenhuth's. Remember
don't throw missiles in the borough,
its too dangerous business.
Fatal Shooting Of a Sheriff.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-28
News MiSceIIa


After a thorough canvass of the win
ter wheat regions by its representa-
tives the Chicago Times has come to
the conclusion that the yield of the
country at large will be nearly as great
as for the last two years, as the acre
age of wheat has very greatly increas-
ed. There is no danger of scarcity.
The town of Janesville, Clearfield
county, has population of 200. and of
that number twenty-one persons have
died of typhoid fever in two months.
During the winter the town was sconrg-
ed with diphtheria. and the schools had
to close III consequence. The fever
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-28

followed, and although It was checked
for time it broke out again in Mr..
Speneer's family and spread in the
town at frightful rate. Six of Mr..
Spencer's children have died.--Er.
The cost Of kiss IS variable accord
ing to locality. In Brooklyn church
it isn't rated high either as an offense
against good morals or in its CONNER
cial value, but IN the Baltimore post
office it costs SIS 200 to take kiss with
out the lady's consent. Miss Mary A.
Murray has just recovered $1,000 from
Postmaster Tyler for an attempt to
kiss her when employed la his office.
Four wicked Pottsville boys caught
a rat, smeared it with turpentine and
set fire to it. The rodent ran up the
leg of good boys trousers and fright
ened the good boy nearly out OF his
wits.
General Joseph Lane, formerly
United States senator from Oregon,
and candidate for vice president on the
breckenridge ticket in 1860, died at
his home in Roseourg, Oregon, on
Tuesday night, aged seventy-nine.
Thrown from His Wagon and
Killed.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-28

Hay while tie sup shines.
The busnessi in honorable, straight forward
and profitable 10 not neglect this notice but
write 10 us and find out what our business Is.
viii pay you ana only cost the price OF one postal
card. We send fun particulars free. Attend
20 this matter NOW for On ere rs money I'm tt
far al who engage wi h US. II You can only de-
vote one or two hours day, or the evening,
YOU can make go a week. You have only 10
write us to re convinced OF this fact. send US
Postal card with your fun name and address
plainly written thereon, ANA receive by return
mail fuil particulars Of business that will stir-
prise you aud make YOU wonder why you never
wrote 10 us before. Write at once, IL viii pay
you. Address
Buckeye Mfg O.,
Name this paper) MARION, OHIO.
MON EY !
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-28
DIED.

On the 18th inst, in Gregg township, Lora
y. Jamison, aged 10 years, II mouths and
days.
On the 2nd inst, IN Potter township, Frank
Il n II. burst, aged years, Z months aud IL
days.
On the sth inst, In Sugar Valley, John w.
Currn. Esq, aged 80 years, Z mohths arid %
days. Deceased had been a citizen OF Sugar
Valley for about % years.
On the 18th inst, in Greene township, Mr..
Harvey Schrack, aged 22years, months and
days.
On the 18th inst, In B0alsburg, Jacob Feeh-
rer. aged T6 ears, 9 months aud IL days.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-28

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medical men, and officially endorsed by the
State Assayer OF Massachusetts. The popi
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-28
Fatal Shooting Of a Sheriff.

MEMFHIs, Tenn, April Civ. F.
Boattie. sheriff of Crittenden c. unity,
Ark, was killed this morning near
Marion, Ark, twelve miles northwest
Of this city. while attempting to arrest
a negro burglar. Deputy Sheriff Mad
dox was wounded by the negro who
made his escape.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-28
A PLUCKY WOMAN.
She Kills a Big Bear and Cap
lures a. Couple Of Cubs.

From the Wytheville (Va.) Enterprise
Some days since a farmers wife in
GraYson county, whose name we have
not obtained. was frying med for din
ner at her house, stuaeed near noun.
tain range in rather wild and seques-
tered place, her husband in the mean
time being engaged at work some dis
tance from the house. The savory
Odor of the bacon was scented by a
couple of young bears that were rang
ing on the premises aud enticed them
to follow the direction from which 1t
came. They kept the scent until 1t
even drew them into the house where
the meat was on the fry. The lady Of
the house Sc cured the strange visitors,
and her knowledge of bears led her to
think that these young ones had stray
ed from their maternal parent, which
would soon follow their trail and hunC
them up. Her judgment wa correct,
for it was but a few moments before
the old she bear came in sight an e.
normous black bruin, of kind which,
as many of our readers know, will
fight to the death for their young. The
woman drew down from its rack the
old true, tried and trusty mountain
rife that had perhaps served on similar
missions to that to whicn it was about
to be called many times before, and
fastening the door she made a loop
hole OF the window and waited the ap-