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Spttf,t Ii.1miss t." 7ht t.hedgo Tribune.
fpyJ;Mul.s, a., f,h. Et.-'rhe recent henvy
yntus wl1ict, huyt swntn tho strGnls1k to Mt tti-
prcccticntcd cxtrHt:' tiasn HiaD' uveslio,s"t
thousands Of acres 1T w,rat, which It Ii frnrcd
will he asrlnllaty managed t'y tho drowning ont
md Sudden freezing fip of tho ground tn MI scE-
tInns nf tho ain,c. tirntlr,nnn w"' RETURNED 10
tho city to.tay rrWrt tlmt v,lst fields Of whcnt
which lt,okc,1 nnst irt.nilsnr ",l Thursday latt
the ran u Friday, ,t,ll tin ta,lI s,1As which full
inwc,i yesterday ll tho elect nI rt'vrrnE =, tho
iicls with isr. The ,11na9c, u II itarc!i. vii ~
Of ~ serious nntnrr Hs to 1lst j.. 'tt.tE ZIG t"'
Ing ut, nf tho ctta III nInnt lNTitlr$. Tlt rit'
gis,ccr n( the pumh,s 'rn1"tin hitilr1,i aintrs
IhMt II will tukc thirty l1ntA u a'!"r to tiNt;lae
RbID IL enter the city,
, 1881-02-14
FIRE RECORD.


IN
WATERBURY,, Eo!sl., Fpb. I3.--rho button
sllul, If tho Scosilie Manufacturing Company
was burned this url,tt>9. TITO loss tN estimated
ut SspO,c ,co; Insurance. $I4j ,00). Over 2N l,unls
nru thr'wn nat Ut employment. While tho
llnmrs wt.ro rigging. II second alarm was sol,Iul-
I'D, Rs, tho f,,etury uf ateYgs & Trntt wuA dis
covered to be IN lre: 1t Ii fully cosertd by III
sstr1lHcc, 4 third ll1rtn e,llite forth frnn ltsl-
tistur district. but the t1Mlltps weru suoi, en-
tInyulshcl. Qr1nt excitement prevailed.
, 1881-02-14

NEW UnlRASs, Feb. l3.-1he stonmss,fp Alien.
nwur, frosn Antwerp, wilt. II cMrR,, of grnEu md
chttDn canning tlnwti HUuih rasa saturday, eatuo
III coll4inn with Tie l,hrk Unturin, III tnw for tits
City. Tlo stcali'ur returned tor repNiss.
, 1881-02-14
JOURNALISTIC,

spertal Dlspatea ~ 1hs tAifi9s 'i ''",., 1rur'
rIrrsuu,sn, rp., Feb. l:.-rhe t'ss"my ".n,t 1brs
scrtlt, II penny pupor started here A.' ,plnd
t,ut,,lls agu hy srs.nits Ina AZ. s,'t Il tlia
t1%lA$ fur wunt ut lHfrnllnHeiu u,t .nIrg lhat ~
Ulut Chcltu news yrnt4tru III litls'a
{uilel Nltt1En 1lx Il}untlls
, 1881-02-14

sr. I.oula, Fob. 13-'Tho copper, brass, ami
shrot-irnu works or CUarntl sotbcl, $40 to Slt
HontlI Sacbtld street, wora sll1nnH,'l by Iiro 1T
$lsWx); IL tho Jefferson Of NUw York $i,WW; in
tho Tr.ucsfun's nf Suw York, *.,7ol; iii tho
t'nrk uf New York, 800; a1,l sl3,4UQ In st. Louis
EOtDpnutrH. rrt' -
, 1881-02-14

SpfetM jHSbdfeh IN ihf th'fh1' it'+ ,hnpu
OTTAWA, Fob. ll.-TI,o ,!apnntInh III la".s,. ~.
mon appointed to wilt ou thu tluttec o"'.."
nent III ruferotes tu tho existing turin .a "a ~, Ia
ber-duts Wra tulncpt tho f!nt,. MI !. ne:
QnneC. M thu 18th Inst. It Ii shl! u ,nn,,dtfY
Hkr!y thu Government VIII consent u a9s, ,t" I'll
tho present tnrilr. lHlt Will cu1'scnt 10
Gulni1,. Into nIH,ratinn until HeAt 5cAf'
, 1881-02-14
EtlsELl

CINCINNATI, Fob. l3.-A tiaxftte 1lncyrus, O.,
snectat says I'LL uin,ayd nf tho a.ls-wt,rha wcnt
with II lyht tu cxploro II lenls III tho rrncry TO.
.ny: All nxplt,slnn followed. ,seuiollshng tho
hu!ltllus. LOsy, fi,BJ0.
, 1881-02-14

Sp<ttdt I1tspatch 10 tbs Chttav1 l'seH"' ha,
''rORUsTt}, Fsl,. E.-Mr. Ietrr VIea''
nyaln rutlrnctI lo tunnda nllrr hls f'9ou'" ''.n.
tho Oil Country. lilo hhs ina'la YrF,,'.s:.msj1
Whllc tho question o Immigration VIII l"r r,a lko
u il,o tctltrea nf tic nav hook: i Mil' M ''E IT.
Mr. uLenry's lust wGrk. u Mltftls .u'i,yIoY!,
Krnnts guide, but will ten with tEs s,,ntnn rvnt
social, a1.d pollical q.ostonsof the '"'''''''''
, 1881-02-14

Special f,tsputeh ts Tia Ehteayo Tribune.
1AcKsnN. AlIc!l., Feb. 1l.-Jnscp!l ". ltehcy,
henh pln,cr ut thu FrIson Shops, Ind his nrn,
br,,ktn by II tiere Hf board which !nw rrt,u I.
tI1nc!,ino Altl struck hin nbove tho lift elbow,
yl.5tPrx1hY, --. ".''
, 1881-02-14
fiIs[tit;St'lI4LE, I'LL.

Srfetat Di5ptItth to The Ghaea19 Tribune.
Gniatisv,it.E, ILL.,. l'rh. E.-'Tho thHw hero
ended In Il severe sieet on Friday, Which turned
into Show slar,n which lnstctl mil, this nftcr-
mon. This IL tho must d,saY1rnas .lny Of tho
winter tIIsIticSa ins heen interrupted Aintu
Thursday. Drifts tre fOtIlNl uyer Hy9 feet IN
Hnt,fh
, 1881-02-14

dA!.vEs1oS' TEX. Eel. ''.-.s spviai ,.-
'raa M"ra,%'' "., 'ay': ; 1.-The County c!erk~ ee a W.
tccnth All! 'rwenty-thIrtt Precincts sl,"s "'he'
presumed 10 IN tho work of s.,1ur mn, ,, III
with tho Fe!lrrAt Cuurt. lrf,lrr Will, i,.altect,d
tll1lltrr Ut citizens lsre III n. tried I'LL, H. lasa3
tho ctlarBo Of violation Of Tho rlscl,t,n t'. m W
, 1881-02-14
Inst CHILD,

GALVESTON. Fob. lt3.-Tho 4,yea', iii, h'n,,''
Jusuph hhthlu started thro,'1a ID Ino rhla
Tucslny. accompanied by !hr,,', !hrse, "'f 'fbe duis !"
turned.
, 1881-02-14

niIi twice In tho rarn and hrr,I. am, ,,.
ttrIgHir. tir'+1.l 1uls ..r, ri , ,'', ,. si'hn.
.rTlsrninry Fur killing nt,n ,,a,u,,l i,5m En- IN IT,
i,,.i'Fx''S ir sxIsty ri1", ,,GS S1"rt H. "r"
time. Ramsey has l"s4t u Of liz. 10, lot 'ot.,
lmrfso ninl In ilIH InIrt IT .1u, 81 i" ''>t d, :
yrnrs: nlpl II itn ts,lr ., Ills nti' i ,rn mr. Nam
'o'i I" nswcr fur sI'ut,tIng with rn, M"' T. gn.
, 1881-02-14

ti.EvgI.sSt'. D.. Frl'. lj.-Tl,u Akron, O., Cut,-
Hrega!tolnl church %I.s damaged $5,O00 by fro
Inst hight. Insured.
, 1881-02-14

.sntffat hf'ratfh ia fhr ''htr u, 1r,b,,,
ATLANTA, Gn.. Feb. t:.-Yrstrr,uy nft...
At II 'atU il"t'r, III Nncoi, white woman n...,
Ntncy Dykes WIS funmt drfrs III r h,s,, ,'ssl NV
stubs ~ tho I'r.nst si'c I''l 1""n !lvI,v with
negro ,IHctl iinrP 'lhntlns. n,1.l 1t /. ,h",rs
Killed her OH htct'tHt uf jealousy, 'su'a ~
, 1881-02-14

ncnry twrniy hours LATE. The trhi1ls wr'r hl"ck.
hsttIs and tnkr,, t.srr tr i,y thu l"rthl' tnnlrt-
ny There urn stLll tn,uy tm'f drifts nini,r tho
lr. uni thu road rhn'nf y" gut lnto Euthl r!lh'
Hf,N ul.t,r tor several tllrs yet.
, 1881-02-14

KILLED RESISTING AHI,Esr
GALVESTON, Tex, Fab. 1a.-A Netrt sro.,.,
snyA yt,tiIlE nun mined Davis VA. klIo,. ,s,l
evening, noar Mcl>n'ie. by Dive CJrtc, wy W.
,10lffl'!le Sussl, who cnIl, that Davis wn. .u4,
In resisting nrrcst. "' sAta
, 1881-02-14

CO1tS-af1l.L lsUESED' ~
HAF.lrAx, n. S.r Fell, l..-S. y. Nh!'o ,so,, II
steufl rtlr,l- -lnfii, containing lotsh J.tu.
..or,t md i,bn barrels "f s'., neal, w"' '""''
, 1881-02-14
h'c BALTIMORE. AIN,

hALTlMOax. Mt. Feb. 1n.--Ilnrnur 4 l,o.rs
paprr-stuch warehouse. Chow ,llfsl tlsrr streots,
WIS burHcst. lLws. S;A, ,tAhI; Insurance., *tHUW.
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out by soldiers in garrison at Mazat
Ian. The houses were built Of Il sun
dried adobes and were absolutely
pulvcrized. Horses, dogs, burros, cats,
fowls and other animals without num-
ber were destroyed, and besides The in
mates Of Ire houses a number Of water
carriers, who are in The habit of com
ing down with their burrOs from the
mountain about that hour for a sup
ply Of water, were killed by the explo-
sion. The shock was felt all over
the town, and the door of Ito room in
which Nj. Shaw was sleeping, nearly
mile away, was blown open and the
key blown out upon the floor. Mr..
Shaw ran out upon the verandl and
saw the sky completely filed with
floating debris, dust and smoke. Tie
digging was carried on without any
system and elch Oao dug 4 hole where
il seemoa best 10 him. 1t Is probable
that many lives were lost for want If
Il little timely aAd systematic work.
The cause Of the explosion is pretty
Well ascertainei. Two brothers, Mex
leans, were seen To go into the powder
room early that m1rning, probably for
the purpose Of stealing powder, which
is rs valuable as gold in that country.
Shortly after one Of taam was seen 10
leave in great hurry, running at the
top OF bis speed, and once in 4 while
looking back. The Mexican had got
about !, 900 yards away from the maga-
zine when it blew up, but lie never
stopped running and got away to the
mountains. nor has he ever been heard
of since. 1t is bleived thar after he
aud his brother went into the powder
house he dropped the candle or set fire
TO something by accident, and that he
was SO frightened that he ran at once,
without telling his brother, who was
blown to pieces.
A fatal disease has broken out
among the swine in Jefferson coun-
ty. a large number have perish
ed. The hogs when once attacked
by TIE disease die without strug-
gle.
Daniel i. Mcllot, Of Bedford
county, is charged with Iangingup
his child by tie heels as a punish
ment, and though ncighbors found
the child and cut it down the lit
tie one died. Mclot will be tried
for murder
Miss Mary Ross, an aged lady Of
Lcwisburg, who, while insane, jump
ed from a second story window re-
Gently, has since died.
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A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Great Loss Of Life by the Pow
der Magazine-HorrOr at
Mazatlan.
From the San Francisco Gail.

From the San FrauciscO Call.
Mr.. J. p. Shaw, resident of Oak
land, who lately returned from Mazat-
Ian, has given to a Can reporter the
following account Of the powder eX-
plosion which took place there on the
23th Of last month: At twenty min
utes to on the morning of that day
little girl in the town said to her
mother, "Oh, mother, the powder
magazine is srnoking," and the instant
afterward the powder blew up, COM
pletely destroying forty houses situa-
ted all around it. With strange in
difference to life the powder was stored
in vacant builiing right in the CEN
tre of block of thickly populated ten
ement houses. 1t will never be known
how many were killed by the eXplo-
sion, but at the low estimate Of five
persons to each house there must have
been two hundred persons in the
houses which were destroyed, and OF
these at least two-thirds must Lave
been killed. The remainder were dug
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-09-15
THE SEVEN MURDRR8RS OF
MAURICE HEALBY INDICTED.

UNIoNTowN, September 9.-The
grand jury Of Fayctte county to-day
returned true bills against the seven
Mollie Maguircs charged with the
murder Of Maurice Healey on the
twenty-sixth Of June last. The
principals in the murder are al
legged to have been John Kane, who
was committed without bail, Pat.
Dolln, Mike Dolan and james Nc
FarIand, while three others were
accessories 1t IS nat yet determin-
ed when the trisl will take place,
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1881. MIDSUMMER. 1881
III. r. w HIT G o vi 3
LOCK- EIAVHJN, PA
Takes this method the people of Pcnns Brush andSug
gar Valleys that aera highly successful he still has,
$4,000 WORTH OF CLOTHING.
to select from and in order to reduce this large stock quickly
duccd his prices from 10 to so per
We have revouonzed the Clothing business Lock You
get good suit from tailor make than
half the price and for style and fit they often superior Boys like
stylish suits well and have them all grades
Boys Clothing is a Speciality With Us.

No looking for better goods for boys than
No living shall be allowed to their
found
to make hdrens clothes Can't
the complaint of We've
nobby change
change of clothes requires change of patterns ard styles
that the
the please
old In these days it
surviS 0
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in which was found a nest Of three
snakes of an apparently hitherto UNI
known species. They were about Il
foot in length, black as jet on the back
light gray en- the under surface and rs
Il distinguished mark each one had di-
rcctly back of the head extending a.
round the entire body Il well marked
and distinct ring or collar OF bright
yellow. They were entirely distinct
from any species hitherto known in
the neighborhood, and their presence,
SO far below the surface, and in the
place where they were found Is entire
~ unaccountahle. They were killed by
the miners rs soon ~ found, as they
seemed vicious ana .coiIed TO strike.
What do our naturalists make of this
Ind?
Three thousand dollars is theamount
paid weekly to the Worhmen at the
Bellefonte car works.
ID. L. Y. G.. has cleared M face
and neck from yellow patches OF over
20 years standing. l can recommend
u. Il. V. G, to ladies' whose complex
ion is not clear.
Mrs. 4. X. Fuller, Dantorth, n. Y.
Guaranteed 10y all Druggists.
Il have been unlictcd with nervous
ness and dyspepsia, fAtus in the
stomach and. bowels, wa&etul nights,
etc, for years, until | took ID. Il. v.
e.; that has cured me.
Chas. l.. Stevens, Attorney.
Syracuse, n. Y.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
GEO. p. ROWELL & cos
SELECT LIST or LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.

an adrertjser .9to spends aP~ards Of = 600 I, q
this List IrriteS: Your Select Local List pdid
me better last Year THAN ALL THE OTHER
ADPERTISING DID,
LII Is Nor A CO-OrERATIVE Ii
1T IL NOT A CHEAP LIST.
I'LL IN NnNEST LIST
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THE Boss SNAhE STORY.-Our old
friend, DR.. G. 3. Wagner, Of Lebanon,
sends us the boss snake story-not only
of the season buJ OF all seasons, which
we give below. II is rather q choker
this hot weather, especially as it comes
from suspicious neighborhood, where
they Invoke the aid Of spooks aud
spirits to Indicate the locality Of silver
mines, and where they murdered poor
old Joe Raber to get pile of insurance
money, but we are trying hardin fact
doing our level beSt-to believe it all,
and if we succeed viii be ready to try
any possible snake story that can be
made, even if they would discover big
sea serpentS several hundred feet long
on the very summit Of Blue Mountain
in Lebanon count -)r t. use convey an
GERS Ian nguage: partly in Lebanon
| and partly in DIuDAin county" Only
one point in the story is little rough
70 get over, namely how snakes could
! NV ~ u'lC IdNiIg u. 1t Sti!t IOCh ~
! feet below the earth'S surface, but
history furnishes pdrnleU cases even to
help us over this difficulty. A tradi.
tiOnary story IS still current in this sec
tion that certain Mr.. Immel, a Ger.
man immigrant and early settler in our
| mountains here once aStOnished the
verdant natives by stating that tho
bees in the Fatherland were as large as
full-grOWn American sheep. Wher
asked What kind and sized hives they
had in the old country he answered
that they used the same kind of hive!
there as here, and when further ques
toned as to how such big bees managed
to get into and out Of such small hives
the old philosopher replied that tha
o0aS their lO0boW." These Lebanon
county snakes no doubt were as wise a
Mr.. Immel's German bees. At lnas
we have scripture authority that snake
are. wise.
We hope our old chum, the Docto
will send US more snake stories; aud
the next one reads that some peopl
down there have Snajkr in their hat
we wont ask the first question abou
particulars:
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WANTED, at the Jolundl Office, on
subscription or 9th er accounts, lC
bushels Of potatoes, - bushels of corn,
several gallons Of good apple butter.
If you have any of these articles to
spare and owe us, bring them along.
-SPGG ELMYER's is the place to take
your produce. lie pays for butter, 25
cts, Eggs, 2S cts, Lard, II cts, Ham
II cts, and sells all kinds of goods
cheaper than any other store in Mill
helm.
Tie Soldiers Reunion and Picnic
at Spring Mills last Saturday Was
largely attended by the several Veteran
Clubs of the county rs well as 10y dele
cations from tie neighboiing counties.
In fact everybody seemed to be pres
ent on tte grounds to anticipate in
the eXel cises Of the day. Four bands
and several drum corps were on haad
to enliven the occasion with music.
At 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, the procession
formed in front of Whitmer Il Co.'S.
store aud paradad through the town
and up TO the grounds opposite the de-
pot. The bands, drum corps, veterans,
interspersed by profusion Of the
national colors arranged in Il regular
military line presented an imposing
sight: After the arrival Mt the speak
ers' stand, the large audience was
treated TO fine addresses by Gen.
Beaver and Ex-Gov. Curtin of Belle
fonte, Bob" Cassidy OF OHIO, Gen.
Taylor Of Mihljn county, and }. Me-
rill Linn, Esq, of Lewisburg. Some
of these gentlemen are so well known
as first class pu3lic speakers, that we
consider it unnecessary to sound their
merits here. Suffice it to say that
their hearers last Saturday were de-
lighted AID touched hy their laudahle
remarks. About O'Clock, =. u, the
picnic wound up by rare exhibitions Of
musical talent by The different bands,
and tten the crowd beIah II start for
their homes a satisfied and pleased peo-
pie.
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News Miscellany.
More Mormons for Salt Lake

LONDON, September 5.-The steamer
Wyoming, from Liverpool the 81 inst.
Tor New York, took out $50 MCrmons
for GIeat salt Lake from Great Brit
ain, swift er.aud and Germany, the two
latter countries contributing over POO.
Including tbs foregoing, more than
2,OCO Mormons haYe left Liverpool
this summer. AnotAJc contingent
will 20 before the season closes.
Eleven Men Blown to Atoms.
MARQUETTE. Mich, September c.
BY powder explosion in the packing
house Of the Lake Superior Packing
Company, this morning, eleven men
were blown to atoms.
How it Goes to Keep House.
This is Il married mans experience:
1t is just fun TO keep house. All you
nave 10 DO is to gct'up at five o'clock
in the morning, c!ean out the stove,
Sift the ashes, bnin tie fire, bring up
the water, put on the tea-kettle, lug
coal from the fartherest end Of the Gel
lar, assist in preparing the quail and
other deliclcie5 for breakfast, swallow
the meal, and hurry of to business.
At noon you bring IN more coal water,
drive dozen or more nails for pic
tures, pokers, brackets, dish-pans and
other ornaments: move The stove a.
bout four inches to the left, mash your
fingers with the hammer, eat your din
uer and get back 10 work. After sup
per you must split wood, pat it in the
oven, bring up more coal and water
scour the neighborhood for something
for breakfast, have a jaw with the
grocelymln regarding the price Of but.
ter, look all oyer the house for burg
lars, lock all the doors, and by that
time 1t is ten O'Clock, the time to go t.
bed. The balance OF the day you have
to yourself.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-09-15
Live Snakes in Solid Rock.

While engaged in removing the
debris, after blast at che silver mine
in Indiantown- Cap in the solid rock,
at depth Of 20 feet below the surface,
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From tAl Lutheran Observer.

From tn Lutheran Observer.
BEQUEsrs.-The st. Johns Ger
man, Lutheran church, Raadiag, Pa,
lately lost, by death, one of It's oldest
and most estimable members, in the
person of Mr.. (. Jonathan peiningrr.
For many years Mr.. Deininger WAS
connected with Trinity church, and so
continued until the organization of 81.
Johns by the present pastor, Rev. J.
J. KQ9ndfg. His wife, long ago
gathered to the fold ii heaven, was the
eldest daughter of the late Hon.
formerly Rev. Dr. H~n"y \. Mullen
berg, Of Reading.
The will of Nj. D.jaiuTeC contains
TIE following bequests: To St. johns
Lutheran church, 5000; st. Johns
Par chial school $4,000: home and
foreign missionary society of the Penn
syivania synod-hnme, $500, foreign,
S5AC; Lutheran theol l'gical seminary,
philadrIpI il, >, o.; funding German
professorship at Muhl-nberg college,
s., ,009; o.phaa'S asylGn, Rochester,
$3.50; orphans a~ylIm, Zeljenople,
$25G; orphtns' home, Germantawn.
$3.50; Castle Garden mission, New
York, $25l; 10 the funding Of Luth-
eran Samaritan asylum aud emigrant
house, New York cit7, $3.50; German
branch AIMS tract society, 3 0; church
in Bernstein, Wurttemberg, $1,000.
The latter amount was paid before the
testator's deata, and after the making
Of the viii, AMI coLclGded a series Of
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LEGAL Department.

Centre County Agricultural Fair,
October 4th, 9th, 9Th and eth.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-09-15

MOULD YOU BE RESTORED TO SOUND
; wv MANHOOD Il Cure Guaranteed. Sufferers
from the above disease Nervous Debility viii find
permanent relief from the use of EGAN'S COMPOUND
but the genuine prescription used in my regular prac
tice for the past years. Elixir, So per package
or for S.. Pills 81 per box, 3 for S.. Severe
cases require to bottles Of the Elixir, with two
three boxes of the pills. Goods sent to any address
on receipt Of price. ]. Y. EGAN,
Ogdensburg, N. Z.
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DIED.
sIiIlho..., ,Cnrhct.

On The 9th irSt., In HaineS township, John
kreamer, aged = years and months
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The catalogue states exactly what the papers
are. Wnen the name of Il paper is printed i'll
FULL FACE Tl Pc it is in every instance the
ONLY paper inthe place. The list gives the
population of every town andthe circulation OF
every paper.
The rates charged for advertising are barely
one-fftb the publishers schedule. The nrice
for single States ran ges from SIT sS0 The price
for one inch one month inthe entire list is 1926
The regular rates of the papers for the same
952 newSpabers of which o7 are issuea DAILY
and 765 WEEKLY. They are located in 7SS
different cities and towns, OF which 26 are State
l68 County Seats For copy o. List and other
Information address GEO.P R0WELL&CO.,
l0Spruce St, New York,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-26
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EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,l WASHINGTON, Aug. 25-6:3O p. m. { There has been little change in the Presidents dition since the noon bulletin issued. The fre- quancy of his pulse is now the then. His temperature has risen somewhat but it s not high as yesterday evening There has been a slight dis charge of pus during the day from the incison parotid swelling, but it is diminishing in aize No unfavorabe change has been experienced in the dition of the wound. He has taken by the mouth sufficient supply of liquid food At present his pulse is 1l2, temperature 99.8, respiration 19
 F. H. HAMILTON,
 D. W. BLISS,
 J. K. BARNES,
 J. J. WOODWARD,
 ROBERT HEPBURN.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-26

R&4A FINE RESIDENCE in Brick Block vvest side tI5 of College street. corner of Grove. i3 rooms 1@Hk with all modern improvements; dining room on parlor floor large yard and garden. FRANK M. WARD, 139 College street,
 Jel3 If or ALFRED WALKER, 89 Orange street.
 Furnished Rooms. @ssA ONE OR TWO gentlemen can be accommoda- iia ted with furnished rooms, at II my2O If 5S2 CHAPEL STREET,