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Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-14
FoHEaGN NEWS,
The Cabinet Crisis in Portugal Election
Disturbances.

Disturbances.
LISBON, November 13.h.-Tbe Cabinet
crisis was caused by the Ministers of War ard
Finance through their proposals il the Coun-
Gil Senor dc Mello is forming tie new Min
istry.
Disturbances occurred in Vinigueria at the
municipal elections. The police thwarted an
attempt to murder the Mayor. Forty arrests
were made. a secret depot of arms and am
munilion has been discovered.
Affairs In Ireland.
DUBLIN, November 13th.--An armed band
dragged farmer named Gavin from his bed
in Castle Island, County Kerry. aud ques-
toned him. Gavin acknowledged having
paid his rent, whereupon he was fred at five
times and seriously wounded.
house of man named Curtin at Mount Ma
ria, near Kiliavallin. They heat Curtin.
dragged his wife cut Of bed and compelled
Curtin to swear to stop proceedings against a
tenant under him.
LONDON, November 18Th. - party
searched the house Of one Tobin, who recently
escaped arrest under charge of assaulting
the police, and suspected of being Fenian.
They seized a box containing a large number
of new revolvers, cartridges, books and docu-
ments connected with the Fenian and Land
League movements.
Three Persons Killed.
HAMBURG, November 13lh-The gashouse
was destroyed by an explosion to-day. Three
persons were killed and six injured.
Shocking loss OF Life.
ROME. November 18th. = Forty persons
we're killed and forty-one wounded by an ex-
plosion of gas in the sulphur mines at Gesso-
longaten Catanicetta.
Castawsys Rescued.
ADFN, November 13th.-The Captain and
thirty eight men. passengers and crew Of the
Dutch steamer Koenig der NederlandeD, re-
Gently foundered in the Indian Ocean. have
landed here. They were picked up st Solo
mon Islands. The search for the remainder
continues.
Ldyices from Mexico.
CRY OF MEXICO, November 13th.-Con-
gress has approved the transfer made by
General Frisbie of the Mexican Pacific Rail
way concession to the Yuma end Guaymas
Railroad Company.
The official Government organ denies that
the National Railroad must withdraw from
Gusdalsja ara ON the route to the Pacific.
Another storm has occurred at Mazatian.
Seven vessels anchored in the harbor were
driven out to sea, two schooners were heachsd,
and two rats with petroleum were destroyed.
No lives were lost.
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The Sunday Law.

lone, November 18th. = TIE Sunday
law was partially observed here to-day.
Three out of four stores were closed. A
majority of the saloons were also closed.
The others, however, emily went one eye on
it that is, they closed the doors but left the
latch.string on the outside. The weather is
especially pleasant, and those who have
closed their business places are enjoying the
bright sunshine.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
smallpox MATTERS,

OLYMPIA, November 13th.-It is reported
on good authority that Seattle has quarantined
against Tacoma. Is will therefore be impos.
sible for travellers TO get through to Seattle or
Victoria, unless by way OF Tenino and O!ym.
pia. It is also rumored that Steilacoom vii
follow the example Of Seattle. There are no
cases reported here.
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Califnrnia hnc haar, In a Arnarin

California has been in American posses
sion but thirty-four years, and its exports
and imports are this year more than twice
as great as those of the twenty-seven States
and two Territories which compose the
Mexican republic, though CALIFORNIA; pop
ulation is less than ene.twe fth and its area
not more than one.fifth of hers.
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C.mmittcc of Conference Appointed.

MARYsvILLE, November 13th.-At q meet
ing of the Auti-Debris Association at Yuba
City yesterday, q committee of fifteen was
appointed to meet representatives of the
miners in a Convention at San Francisco, in
accordance with the recommendation of the
Debris Committee Of the Board of Trade.
The committee will leave for San Francisco
next Wednesday.
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A County Oflicial Attempts srtcIfle.

BoDIE, November 12th-John j. Welch,
County Assessor, attempted to commit sui
eide this morning, at Bridgeport. by shooting
himself in the left breast. He is living, and
it is thought the wound may not prove fatal
The narrow-gauge railroad from here TO
Mono Lake will be completed tomorrow,
thirty miles in length.
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OREGON.
Acoident-Rero,rn sebooI.

PORTLAND, November 13th.-Y Yesterday q
pile-driver of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
in transit from Kalama to Tacoma, while
passing sharp curve fell from the track into
Cowlitz river, carrying with it three men.
One, Thomas Brothers, was seriously injured.
The damage is about 81 900.
A meeting is to be held tomorrow to take
initiatory steps towards establishing reform
school.
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Fires In Colusa County.

MAXWELL, November 18Th A supposed
incendiary fire to-day destroyed the slaughter
house, together with fourteen head of sheep,
belonging to J. w. Doty. Loss, 81, coo. A
defective fue started fire in the roof of the
residence Of Thomas AIcNabb. The loss is
nominal.
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THOUSANDS OF Women have been entirely
cu.ed Of the most stubborn cases of female
weakness by the use of Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Send to Mrs lydia
f. Pinkham, No. 233 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets.
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Death of the sheriG Of Trinity County.
News frn,n s,ne,.fon.

STOCKTON, November 12sh.-A barn of
ten tons of hay, horse and farming imple-
ments of James Lowery, on Roberts Island,
were burnt Friday night. Loss, $1,000.
The jury in ths Schneider case. after an
hours absence, came in with seerdict of mur-
der in the first degree, and fixing the penalty
at confn ement in the State Prison for life.
The city dredger hss just been destroyed
by fire, which originated in the woodwork
about the engine. The Eureka fire engine
was mired in an effort to reach the FIRE.
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Normal school rru,teFs.

SAN JosE, November 12th.-The B5srl Of
Normal Trustees met to-day, Governor Per-
kins presiding. Several contracts for mate
rial for the Branch Normal School building
at Los Angeles were awarded. The bids for
building an iron fence around the Normal
Square, San Jose, were referred to the Exec
utiye Committee, with power to act.
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Book store Damaged by Fire.

NAPA, November 18th. The stock of books
and stationery in the store of D. L. Haas
was damaged by fire early this morning to
the extent of Sl2. 900 covered by SIC. GOO in
surance. The cause of the fire is unknown.
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ARIZONA.
Notes from Tombstone.

TOMBSTONE, November 12th.-T This was
the twelfth day in the Holiday Esrp exam
nation, and the case is not through. No
new points were brought out It is sup
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WHAT AND now TO TEACH.

It is a lesson yet to be learned by
teachers that they have TO become one with
the child, and see as it sees, before they
can really become pIoficients in their ardu-
Gus iask. No teacher can quite under
stand his work, whatever his natural
proficiency, who has not followed philo-
sophical course on "What and How to
Teach" Heor she has, as an adult, 10 under
stand that, as child, it was not in his or
her power to comprehend things outside
child's vision. The teacher has, therefore,
to follow the lead of the child rather than
his or her own. Next, the teacher has to
remember how much the child can take
in, understand, and make its own,
SO that knowledge does not become
burdenseme aud irritating. Much OF
the precocious iIritability of chill
dren comes from an over. excited
brain during school hours. All children,
without distinction, love natural subjects,
and they are far too little taught. The
habits of animals and the shape and color
OF flowers and fruits amuse and instruct
them. The customs of foreign countries
are enticng to them; history taught, not
in dates, but as the lie story of peoples,
please them. Poetry pleases their ear,
singing charms their sense of harmony.
Writing, reading and arithmetic dignity
them as knowing something of Importance,
and the power Of communicating their
ideas gives their minds an impetus. In
fact developed brain knowledge, growing
with their bodily growth, healthily, is sure
to lead them onward to useful, happy and
healthy life.
GLYcERINF.- is from the candle.fac-
tories that the enormous supply of gycer-
inc comes, which is now very important
article of trade. A few years ago it was
wasted now it is sent to the manufactur-
ing chemist, who purifies it by distiilation
and filtration through bone charcoal, and
puts it upon the market 1t is put to a
great variety of uses, many of which de-
pend upon its peculiar properties of nom
volatility and absorption by atmospheric
moisture Harness-makers and leather
workers use it in making leather pliable;
it is put into gas meters because it does not
freeze except at very low temperature
modelers keep their clay studies moist with
it tobacconists sweeten chewing tobacco
with it, and ladies apply it to their hands
and faces to soften the skin. Much of it
goes into the manufacture of the terrible
explosive, nitro glycerine, which is made
by treating it with mixture OF sulphuric
and nitric acid, or concentrated nitric acid7
Not less than 3,200. 600 pounds of glycerine
are produced by the candle.factories and
utilized every year in this country, and ye
so late as the year 1854 it was countedsI
worthless and was run off into the sewers.
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TELECRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Snow on the soy,nern po,,o

Snow on The Southern Route.
KANSAS Cry (Mo.), November 12th.-The
Santa Fe trains have been DELAYED bv a
snow-storm for nearly thirty-six hour. 1t
has been showing hard in western Kansas.
Colorado and New Mexico. From Laken
west to Pueblo there is from six to eight
inches of snow, while from La Junta west
there is from eighteen to twenty inches. The
cuts are full, and strong wind is drifting it
badly. This ia the heaviest snow-storm in
the history of the southern route.
Cotton Mills Burned.
BALTIMORE, November 12th.-The cotton
mills at Franklinsville were burned to-day.
Insured for $4,000.
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PACIFIC SLOPE news.
DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND sUNDAY.l
THE MINING DEBRIS QUESTION.
Committee of Conference Appointed by
the Farmers.
RAILROAD AFFAIRS AT SAN DIEGO.
Attempted Suicide Of Mono County
Official.
OREGON AbD WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Results Of the Murder Trials at Stockton
and Nevada City.
Etc..................E .Etc...................Et Etc.
CALIFORNIA.
The Hydraulic Miners.

NORTH SAN JUAN, November 12th.-Min-
ing matters are unsettled here. A few days
ago the Sheriff of this county served orders
on the mining companies on this ridge to shut
off the water from the bitches. The next day
the Sheriff was enjoined by our Superior
Court, at the suits of the North Bloomfield,
EurekakLake and Milton Water Companies,
from interfering further in shutting off, or in
attempting to shut off, the water from these
several companies. OF cours5 these moves
and counter-moves make confusion worse con-
founded in matters here, and amid these
squabbles the interests of this great mining
section suffer immensely. As the people be-
low know, or should know, the closing down
of the mines here destroys the basis of every
kind Of business in the mountains. The
miners are ready and willing to make every
effort to protect other interests from ruin
through their operation, but must have time.
The action of the Supreme Court in the mat
ter pending before it, as to Judge Keysers
qualification in the mining cases now pending
before him, is auxiously awaited, and will
help to solve the mining problem.
NEVADA, November 12th.-In the suits
brought Wednesday by the mining companies
against Sheriff Tompkins, the defendant was
given ten days time in which to answer. 1t
is believed he will justify his acts by Judge
Mayhew's orders. The legality of those or
ders will then have to be determined in the
Superior Court of this county, and this, to
the miners, is certainly great desideratum.
They say they are tired Of what is termed by
them Slickens Courts"
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AYERS CHEERT PICTORIAL is a really re-
rnarkable and time -honored medicine. 1t is
the best known remedy for all diseases of the
throat and lungs
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DENTISTRY.
w. ~ EARE. ID. ID.
w. WOOD,
nns. EREyYER 9 sOuTHMoRTH.
STAR mlLLs AND MALT HOUSE.
sFyE:oURG IL EAGEs.

Avos. so, 81 AND 8. FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO.
~ dealers in Produce and BreIer5 supplies,
Ma usacturecs Of Malt and al kinds Of heais, etc
Oatmeal CoTrmcsi Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour,
Buckwheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bass for sale
nl7.1-tf
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BREAD is the staff of life" but Trask's
Ointment is the .crutch" tor those who suffer
from rheumatism or Iameness, aches and sores
of any kind
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures stomach
disorders, constipation, liv3r complaint, dizziness,
and puriies the blood. Hammers Drug Store, cor.
ner Fourth and streets.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Cholera Increasing at Mecca,

Cholera Increasing at Mecca.
ALEXANDRIA Egypt. November 12th.-A
telegram dated Djiddab. November 9th, an
nounces that the cholera at Mecca has in
creased. The mortality on the Sd. 4th and
9TH was 55, 215 and 614, respectively. Cara
vans comprising 5000 pilgrims left Mecca on
the 9th inst. 1t IS feared that the Egyptian
troops stationed at Elwadi will be unwilling
or unable to prevent them from entering
town.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, November 18th, Three thousand
operatives of the Stsffordshirs potteries are
on strike.
Dempsey, proprietor Of the Ulster Erau-
liner and NortheTa Star Of Belfast, consents to
contest County Derry in the interest of the
Parnellites in the coming Parliament elec-
ton.
The number Of applications to the Land
Court exceeds 25, 600.
Emperor Francis Joseph will send au auto
graph letter to King Humbert, in order to
remove any misunderstanding in regard to
the recent speeches of Won Kslay and An
drassy in the Hungarian delegation.
The expedition TO the south of Tunis will
be gone two months After this only 1,500
men will remain in Tunis. A local mixed
army will then be organized.
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ALI cautious mothers should keep Kidney
Wort in the house to use for themselves and
their children.
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posed that the prosecution will continue two
or three days longer, when the defense will
begin, which will occupy as much more time;
1t Is supposed some startling exposures will
be made by the defense, dating back to the
stage robbery. when Bud Philpot was killed.
Judge Stilwell arrived to-day, and will
open Court on Monday.
The Epitaphs mining report tomorrow
will show that the Grand Central mine, for
six months run of the mill, has turned out
SS4S. 176 in bullion, from working Is, 900 tons
OF ore. Out of this has been paid, first the
total expense of developing the mine, build.
ing two hoisting works and mill, at a cost OF
$500. 600, and four dividends of $50 600 each.
making total of $500, 900. In the Old Guard
mine, near the Ingersoll, rich developments
have been made. The ore assays over $500
at 81 feet.
The hotels are full, and the stages come
loaded every day with passengers.
The railroad will be completed to Conten-
tion in two weeks.
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Some of the Sonoma colrty trout
streams are to be stocked with salmon.
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Cuayp,as News.


Tucson, November 12th.-Guaymas ad-
vices to the 3lst ultimo say A Mescal ranch
was destroyed near Hermosillo, at the end Of
the track, to-day.
A Yaqui, convicted Of the murder OF o
Mexican by beating his brains out with q
stone, was shot outside of Hermosillo to-day
at A: NJ. He refused to be blindfolded, and
met his fate staring at the five soldiers who
shot him. He bounded about two feet in the
air and fell dead.
One Of the employees of the railroad COM
pany was severely cut up by Mexican day
before yesterday, and will probably lose his
eyesight
There are in the prison at Hermosillo two
prisoners, to be executed shortly. One, an
American, n. Yates, the other, Mexican,
murder being the crime of both.
The steamer Sonora arrived to-day, with
dates from Mazatlan to October 29th. Quite
o crowd of mining prospectors came on her.
The thermometer marked 6i degrees this
morning.
Lord sS Williams Affairs.
Tucson. November 12th.-The creditors of
Lord & Williams met this morning to con.
slider the proposition of f. B. Claf1in & Co..
of New York, to pay all creditors Of Lord &
Williams 80 cents on the 81 and take the
assets of the firm. All present accepted the
proposition as msgnanimous one by Clafin
& Co.. and have signed contract or admit
ted their willingness to do so. Everything
now looks like a speedy settlement.
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A saloon keeper in Cacheville, Yolo
county, was fined s25 for selling cigar on
Sunday.
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SWEETSER & Al SIP,
REAL ESTATE AND IasssaANCE AGENTS
Rotary Pubic and Commissioner OF Deeds.

Real Estate Bought and Sold on Commission.
ksy Houses rented and rents collected. "A
Agents for the following Insurance Companies:
fl.PERTA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of London
JOyDON London
N0PTHERH OF London
OFTEN. .................cf Liverpool
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE i1Sl;.yn F5;-,rn anS
ErSA oi Of Hartford, Conn.
Aggregate Capital. S5a.il6, Sos.
eg No. II Fourth street, between ) ana n, sac
ramento, corner Of the alley oz5l lpa
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A Murder Case On Trial.

NEVADA CITY, November 12sh.-The trial
of Frank johnson for the murder of John
Noyes, at Quaker Hill, last July, has been
before the Superior Court all this week. The
evidence was concluded yesterday, and to-
day has been consumed by the arguments of
counsel. Tonight the case was given to the
jury. johnson. the defendant, is young
man, % years of age, while the man he killed
was about 40 years old. The quarrel which
led to the shooting grew out of unsatisfactory
business relations with each other some time
previous.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
NEVADA, November 13th.-Ths jury in the
case of Frank johnson, after being out over
four hours, returned at half-past l o'clock
this morning with verdict Of murder in the
second degree, and recommending the de.
fendant to the mercy of the Court.
Death OF the sheriff OF Trinity County.
WEAvERvILLE, November 12sh.-Sheriff J.
w. Smiley, of this county, died here this
morning at 6 o'clock from consumption, ag
gravated by recent exposure while 10 the dis
charge of his official duties.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

ggYANTED-AT HOUSTON & co.'s EMPLOY
w ment Office, FOURTH AND X STREETS !:
-Four women for housework; girls to wait and
do chamherwork 3 men to drive teams good
ranch hands, s26, steady work harness maker,
s. per day 20 wood choppers and walters.
au13-lpti
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements Of Eve lines in this department are
inse ted fer Is oents for time three times for 90
cents or rs cents Per week
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TO RLAcKsMITRs.

EHOR SALE-A SHOP, SUITABLE FOR ONE
or two men that understand country work
and wagon work Good stand good trade, COED
stock, good location, etc. Apply OF address GEO.
KENNEDY CO., No. 1925 Eighth street (clunie
Buildinel nS1w
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We are constantly receiving orders for " Lum
smiths Imitation Stained glass;" and ready 10
give our patrons the full benefit of inexpensive
and handsome decoration by placing it on any glass
whether door or window, large size or small glass
green or white, round or square, in fact any posi-
ton, shape or kind of frame glass that needs
shading from the rays of the sun, from the gaze
of finquistive eyes. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage bestowed since we have received the
agency of this Imitation, shall by strict atten
ton to business, hoping to merit continuance OF
the same. To those who have heard of the .'Imi-
tation GLASS;" and have not seen it, we extend a
cordial invitation to examine into its real merits
and ask the prices for which it be obtained, ~
are prepared to contract with churches, halls, or
or other public buildings, and warrant all of our
work to surpass in beauty the genuine stained glass
and our prices are less than onefourth the cost OF
the same. Those in need of anything of this kind
who are lovers of art whether they wish to pur-
chase or not, are respectfully invited to examine
the same at CHAs. +. CROSS Book Store.
SUsSUEHANNA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. - The
twenty eighth year commences Aug. 3d. 1881. a
large and efficient corps of teachers; full coec-
ton of maps, charts, models and apparatus and
appliances for teaching. Expenses are reasonable.
For catalogue particulars call upon, or address
Principal, EDWIN Z. QUINLAN, A. NJ.
Towanda, Pa.
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The News Condensed.

Emperor William is again on his feet.
Hay fever is light on it's victims thus
far this season.
Congressman Henry B. Wright is lying
dangerously i'll at Wikesbarre, Pa, and
his death is hourly expected.
Howgate's bondsmen are searching for
him. He doubtless will be surrendered
to authorities when found. If Howgate
escapes, his bondsmen lose $4,000.
Valentine Kammerer laborer of Five
Points, near Port Carbon, had a knife
blade over an inch and half long remov-
ed from his brain few days since by
trepanning.
S. B. Elliott, superintendent of the Ar
not Coal Mines, Tioga county, has been
promoted to chief engineer Of all the
Blossburg Compauy's railroads and
mines. He is brother of Ex-Repre-
sentative G. V. Elliott, of Mansfield.
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WANTS..

Cnder this head ,oe ,CiU insert FREE, notices o.
situations or help ,oanted.
a good girl wanted for general housework, in a
small family. Induire at Dye & Co.'S store.
good girl to do general house work wanted
Enquire at this Office.
WANTED,-Three or four good farm hands from
this time until December first. Wages Twenty
Six dollars per month and board. Must be able,
competent and willing to earn the money. Inquire
by letter of E. E. B. this Office
Wanted, work by the day, to support my family.
Mrs. Saml. q. Berry, Mechanic street.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Mrs. j. A. MEARs is spending a week at
Edglesmere.
II. B. GAYLORD of Wyausng is visiting
friends in Massachusetts.
A. f. BRONSON opens Il select school in
Wyausing on Monday next.
IA Miss SABAH MOODY is visiting Miss CALLIE
LENT at her home in WysoX.
Mrs. DR.. Bush of Wyalusing, is seriously
i'll Of maarial fever in Stroudsburg.
II. II. HAMILTON, superintendent Lehigh
Valley telegraph lines, was in town yester-
day,
Rev. MYRA KINGsBURY will preach in the
Universalist Church tomorrow morning. No
evening service.
HOWARD ELMER, the Wayerly banker, and
founder of the embryo city of Sayre, was in
Towanda yesterday.
Mrs. MARTHA STowELL, of Wyalusing, has
been visiting Mrs. MORGAN LEWIS, on Will
liam street, this week,
Mrs. w. L. CARPENTER and child and Miss
LIBBIE RIssELL have returned home after
Il visit of several weeks in Williamsport.
Mrs. JOHN SNIPKINs and two daughters,
of Detroit, Mich, are visiting friends in this
county. They are guests of Mrs SIS mother,
Mrs. j. B. SMITH, in North Towanda.
We have received from his Honor, Judge
MERCUR, with his compliments, one of the
finest peaches, we ever. SAW. 1t is OF lnanlotil
size, measuring ten inches in circumference
and weighing half pound. Tide Judge has
taken great pains with his fruit tIeeS and has
in his garden some of the best varieties
known. We doubt if the specimen before
us can be beaten anywhere this season and
we return Judge MERCUR our best thanks,