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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-05-05

Capt. Eads' iettes have made the Mis-
slssippl competing route with Northern
railroads for grain for Europe. and the
New York journal Of Commerce has
taken alarm at the great and growing
grain shipments from New orleans. 'Ev
cry bushel Of grain shipped 70 Europe via
the Mississippi" it says, lis bushel di-
verified from Northern routes. It is 50
much taken away from the export trade
Of New York" Exactly. But it is not
taken away from the trade of the coun-
try, and We know Of no reason why New
York should monopolize the whole trade
Of the country, unless il can offer greater
inducements to producers and shippers
than are offered elsewhere. The grain
producers will profit b the present com
petition, and the New York railway lines
have certainly had them " the throat
long enough. The cheaper water route
now opened viii prove national benefit.
Perley relegraphs from Washington t2 the Bos
ton Journal tbat whatever may br considered the
purposes Of the Republican Senators outside Of
Washington. the Senators themselves AZ mis- con
test advances, deny With great mpla>is that they
are engaged here III a scramble tor leny offices
aud insist On the contrary that they are occupied
with the most lDcmertots political stTuSgle that
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-05-05

This years report Of the Massachusetts
bureau Of statistics shows that out Of all
offences and crimes committed, a per
cent, is due directly TO the use Of liquor
This is an exhibit that calls for no com
mcnt.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-05-05

After all is said Of the late Thomas
Carlisle the facts remain that he was an
egotist and L scold and his "reminiscences
Show that HE abused those VINO were his
equals if not his superiors Every lover
Of the writings Of Charles Lamb will re-
Sent CarliSle's disparaging remarks con-
corning the gentle Ella, and the Northern
people have not forgotten or forgiven his
abuse Of us during the rebellion Had
his rough exterior and yirulence of Ian
guage concealed kindly nature the case
might have been different, but his remi-
niscences show him to have been sour
and bitter to the core, and an offender
against the common rites OF hospitality.
Carlisle will not be remembered for his
virtues.
The Machas Union does not intend to
be buIldozed by the Portland Argus and
George +. Talbot, and maintains its
ground IN favor Of the national bank cir
culation. 1t says that ''the sound, safe.
practical workings of the National Bank
system for twenty years commends itself
to our Judgment and further
Treasury greenback is no whit better, or
safer or more convenient III any sense whatever
than note uttered by National Bank In
twenty years not a bill holder has lost a dollar by
the failure Of any National Bank bill holder
never can be a loser so long the Government
itself is sound and honest
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-05-05

Brady is i fallen Star Portland Press
YES and he was An IS ter-isk His reputation
such questionable proceedings
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-05-05

The Car has ordered 10000 barrels OF wh,key
from Kentucky. He means to die happy.
We should say he means to yet dead drunk
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-05-05

rs A'NliN' 1'teAN PttENAH iAiANt - NliliN ~ !
ID make out 4 case which will Justify the
obstruction 81 the public business by the
Democratic Senators. They say that it
Is The Republican Senators who are OBJ
structinE business, and all fol- the sake Of
obtaining few offices. NOW the truth
ot the matter is that the Democrats are
making the fight to retain a few offices,
10 which the Republicans are entitled.
and which are needed to complete the
reorganization OF the Senate The COM
mttees were Welded somewhat ingra-
ciously perhaps, but they We're carried
By 4 Republican majority Of one. For
all practical purposes that was as good
as 4 majority Of dozen. But, by an eX-
ercise Of parliamentary tactics known
Us tillibustering, ana heretofore confined
to the lower branch Of Congress. the
Democratic Senators have succeeded thus
far II preventing foil reorganization
and the disposing Of the business for
which the Senate was convened in extra
session. This delay has caused some in
conveniences, but the Democratic party
in the ena will be the greatest sufferer
BY it,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-05-05
He MAINE CONFERENCE.


The closing session of the Maine Conference
NTH day. was held IN Portland Monday The
steward made final report showing that they had
divided sixty four per cent this wear against fifty
last year, leaving also a contingent fund nearly
double that OF last year The report OF the Com
mlttee on Education showed 200 students in the
Maine Wesleyan Seminary and recommended
more liberal endowments 1t was voted that $500
collected Sunday evening for the Buckfeld church
go to Philadelphia and be distributed through the
Church Extension Society. Resolutions offered by
Rev. DR. Jersey were adopted deprecating the be-
trayal OF pu0llc trusts by men IN high places and
piedgng support to the administration in punish-
ing such criminals A resolution of thanks to pre-
siding Bishop Beck was adopted, and after the APP
peintments were announced the conference closed
IN GENERAL
The President has appointed Capt Chas Bou-
telle one ofthe board of visitors at West Point
The artesian well on Middle Street hill Rock
land, is now down l3S feet, and still a sinking
Last week $500 ounces Of silver bullion were
shipped from the Sullivan Silver Mine
The Agamont House at Bar Harbor has been
opened to the public for the seasons business
DR.. Torsey Of Kent's Hill, offers prize of $50
to the Alumni of that Seminary, for an essay upon
the bible in the Common Schools
1t is hoped the city taxes Of Rockland for 1881
may be reduced five mills per dollar from those of
last year, when they were three per cent
The Maine Central holds out inducements to the
committee OF Maine soldiers, to locate the general
re union of soldiers and sailors at Lake Marano-
cook for the coming summer
A. j. Rich was elected President and Estelle NJ
Hatch Secretary of the Sons and Daughters of
Maine at Hyde Park, Mass
ExGov. D. +. Davis will deliver the Memorial
Day Grafton at Bangor
Mrs. Andrew Grover, Of Beach Ridge attained
her one hundredth birthday the 24th ult She is
hale and hearty.
Col r c. Shannon, formerly of Saco, has been
chosen Vice President of the Botanic Garden rail
way at Rio de Janeiro at a salary of 81. 900
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-26

the valley OF the Fraser and MP the
coast attsins to sn immense size. The
Indians use this wood altogether in the
construction of their houses. and in
bailding those large canoes which are
the wonder of the eastern people.
The other trees are a species of yew,
another of alder, two species of FIR.
two species of pine. two species of ma
pie. helmlock spruce is 3 common tree
on the mainland, while q species Of oak
10 abundant on the island, but has not
yet teen detected on the continent. An
evergreen tree is quite common along
the coast of the island. and, both sum-
mer and winter, its foliage contrasts
finely with that OF the somber hued
Douglas FIR.
In the second, or srid district, a pine
takes the place of the Douglas fir on
the coast, and is a very valuable tree.
growing TO large size, with clean
trunk. and milling the red pine
of Ontario very much. The tops of
the lower mountains and the sides of
the higher ones support heavy growth
of Douglas fir. but it is far from being
the beautiful tree of the coast.
The Island Of Vancouver is about 800
miles in length. with an average
breadth of abou. so. and probably con-
tains about 10000 square miles. The
soil is good. but the surface is 80 much
broken by rock that 1t is altogether
impossible to tell the amount of good
arabic land on the island. There is
no doubt the day will come when Van.
couver will support large population
partly agricultural. and partly on
gagged in mining. numbering and fish
ing.
Burrsrd Inlet is situated on the Gull
of Georgia, few miles west from New
Westminster. Il is nine miles long
deep and safe. ]. is the port from
which the lumber trade is chiefly car
ried on. It is very easy of access to
vessels of any size or class, and con.
venient depth OF water for anchors q
may be found in almost every part of it
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SUN MONS.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE THIRD
J. judicial District OF the Territory Of Washing
ton holding terms ct the city of Seattle In and foi
the counties Of King and Kitsap.
No. 2673-Louisa Fetzcr, Plaintiff. w. Albert
Fetxer, Observation-Disclosures filed In the county
Of King, ia the Office Of the Clerk Of said District
Court.
the Usuxp STATES on AMKRIcA SIND Gksxrrse
To Albert Fetzer, Defendant.
You are hereby required TO appear In an action
brought against you BY the above named piaintiff
In the District Court OF the Third Judicial Diltric
OF the Territory OF Washington. holding terms q
the city of Seattle In the county Of King for III,
counties Of King and Kitsap and to answer thu
complaint nied therein within twenty days texclu
ave OF the day OF servce after the service ON YOU
Of this summons, II served within said co anty OF
King, or II served out Of that county, but within
thfs Dtsr3ct. within thirty days, otherwise within
sixty days. Or judgment by default viii be taker
plant. ' S'-'~' 'A' ''''
The said action 10 brought to obtain decree o.
divorce upon the ground Of cruel treatment Of
plaintiff by defendant for over one year last past
Witness the Hon. r. 8. Greene judge Of III,
ff md Court, and the seal thereof, thil
SEAL. 18Th day Of June. AID. 1881.
~ yAkEsP. LUDLOW, Deputy.
Jacobs : Jsnnsr, Attorneys fos Plaintiff.
jsil
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TO THE unfortunate

tnal Weakness. Impoteney. night iozses By
dreams. pimples on the face, and lest manhood
can positively be cured. The SICK and sfiictsd
should no. fan 70 call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled extensively In Europe, and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. obtaining
Q great deal Of valuable information which ne
Ia competent 20 impart TO those in need OF his
services. DR.. GIBB0N viii make no charge
unless he effect . eurs. Persons ct Q distances
MAY BE CURED AT HOME. All com
municstions strictly conadenfial. You zee ne
one but the Doctor. Persons writing 10 the Doc
tor Will please state the name of the paper they
&c teis advertisement In. Charges rsssonsble
Call or write. Address DIR. J. y. 9IBBON Boa
1881. san Francisco. Send $40 for packsee Of
plsdicine. nls-Asxt
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THE TIMBER OF british CO.
LUMBIA.

That section Of British Columbia
vest OF the Cascades and including
Vancouver and Queen Charlotte Isl
Ands h. according TO Professor Ma
ccan. covered with. probably, one of
the finest forests in the world. Chief
amongst the trees 10 the Douglas fir.
and which 10 used throughout the
country for building purposes, and for
export In the form Of deals and spars.
White cedar 10 another giant and in
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-26

Uxrxp STATES DISTRICT LAID OFFICE,
Olympia. Warrington Territory
NOI1oB - HEREBY GIVEN THAT In CON-.
~ pliancs with tina provisions Of the Act Of Con-
Fees approved June ,. 1878, entitled can Act for
the sale Of Timber Lands In the States Of Califor.
nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory. e
William H. 1mpett. Of Kitsap county, Washington
Territory. has this day nlcd In this Once his Dill
esfien 70 purchase the ekk Of swh Of Section II
and hkt OF NWk OF section -. OF Section Nos.
II snd u, u Township No. % north, Range No. !
Fast 81 the wtIlamette Meridian.
Any and AL persons Ginning adversely the said
described land. or any portion thereof. hereby
required TO ale THAR claims in this once within
SIXTY fe01 days from da4s hereof
Given under nay hand. ct my once In Olympia
". T.. this the 18Th day Of MAJ. AID. lssl.
J. r. BROWN.
m2sLtiw Register Of the Land once
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UxrrrD srArEs Dsrnrcr LAND orYrcr

UNITED STATES DrsTxIcr LAND OyYTcK,
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TKRRrroRY.l
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
~ rl.ance with the provisions Of the Act OF
for the sale Of Timber Lands in the States Of Cal
nornia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri.
tory" Albert G. Folsom. OF snohomish county,
Washington Territory. has this dxy aled in this
once his application TO purchase the sWk Of n
w. En- OF Nwk and Swk Of NEk Of Section
No. IL. In Township Nc. "a North, Range No. East
Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any aud all persona claiming adversely the said
described Land, or any portion thereof. are here
By required 10 Ale their elsims In this once win
In sixty (60i days from date hereof
Given under my hand. al my once, In Olympia,
". T.. this the 18th day Of June, AID. 1881
J. T. BROWN,
1e25-ilw Register OF the Land Once.
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Emission. Aversion 70 Society. Dimnsss Of Vision
Noises In the Head; the vital aaid passing unob-
served In the urine. snd many other Diseases that
lead 10 insanity and death.
DB. MiNTfE viii agree 10 forfeit FIvx HuN-
DRKD DoLLA8 for -ese - this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE inBdsr lis speeial zdyiee and
tre1fmentl viii not cure. or for anything impure
or .njuriods fcunc In t. DR. MrNTIE treats al
PrivAfe Diseases successfully without mercury
CoxsULzAxIox Fxxz- Thorough examination ana
advice. including analysis Of urine, $500. Price
Of VITAL RESTORATIVE 500 . bottle or four
times the quantity. sl0.0o: sent 10 any sddrrss
upon receipt OF price. O. Q. o. D., seczre from
observation. and IN private name II desired. bv
A. T. MINTrE. n D.,
IL Kesrny Street.. San frxnctsco, Cal.
DR. MINT1E'e KIDNEY RENyDY, NEPHRET.
ICUN. cures al kinds Of Kidney -snd nlsddsr
Complaints. GonorrhUs. elect, Leacorrhna For
sale ~ al druggists; 800 bcstls six bottles for
DR. MrnTIEs pANpKLzox PILLS. srs ths
besf md cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS era
In the ns<kst. For sAls b. al drusgists.
xdkwH
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

U. .. LAND OFFICE AT oIYxprA. W. TIL
July sth. 1881.
NOTICE Is HERKBY GIVEN THAT GEORGE
IN W. Stevenson has hied notice OF intention 10
Court, at his once in Snohomish City, w. T., on
Saturday. the 10th dsy of August, AID 1881, on
Homestead application No. 1914, for the M OF
EWk: 6Ek Of ywA and Me- Of Swk Of Section
u, Township - north, range east He names -
vrtnessss W X Ward, W " Larriner. Asa Davis
and william whitfield. all Of snohomish, snoho-
miah county, W. T.
jle-5w J.T.BROwH, Register.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
uxrrnp exxrn Durxacr LAnp orrscx.l
OLxArtA. washingson Tsrr1tpxy. /

OLfAfA. Wa1hing1oa TerTlkory. 1
NOTICE 70 HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN COM.
IN paiancs with the provfssous Of he Acs q
Coogrera approved June .. 1878. sntitied s.An Acl
roe ths sele o. Timber Lands In the States of Oh
ifcsnia. orseca. Nevada and wsahineson rsrriso.
re. Charles 0vanhefg. q Kttsnp couuty Wssh-
inGeon fsrytory. has this day died n this once hiI
sppnceeaon 20 purchssn The En- az swk, uwk q
~. q sccesoa Mo-. - and u. In Tswnshfp No. q
North. Range No. Z Kass u ths willamssie Nsr1
dinn
Any ana ell psssuss claiming adversely she I'D
oeecnoef Land. - eny portion thereof are hsrphy
requfrsd - hle thefr eisims In this once With
sixty t69i dsvs from asss hereof.
Given under my hand. q my once IN Olympia
". T., this TIE ssh day Of Nay. AID. iset.
Ut. BROWN.
mcS-iiv keSister Of ths Land Once.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

e ansvss-fsilins Cure
fox Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal weskness,
spermstorrH0a. LOST
MANHOOD. lmpossn-
CT. Paralysis. and al
tbs terrible effects Of
self : Abuse. youthful
foIlies, and exlsesses In
msturer ye&ns - such
% Less of Memofy,
TaaaffnAa Kmnk-t
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-26
Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNTKD BrATRs DfsThfCr LAND OYFfcH,
Olympia, Warrington Territory.
NoTfCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
IN pliance with the provisions OF the Act Of
Congress approved June 3, 1878. entitled IAN Act
for tins aAls Of Timber Lands In the States Of Cal.
ifovnia. Oregon, Nevads and Washington Terrific
~" Thomas d. Cam. Of King county. Washing.
ton Territory. has this dsy fled In this once his
application 10 purchase the M OF 81 Of Section
No. .. 70 Township No. 20 North, Range No. East
81 the Willamette Meridian.
any and ali persons claiming adversely the said
described land. or any portion thereof. sre hereby
required 10 fie their claims In this once within
sixty l60b days frsm dats hereof.
Given under my hand. Of my once IN Olympia,
W. T., II the LIST day Of June, A ID. 1881.
J. T. BROWN,
jeA-liw Register Of the Land Once.
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Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UxuKp STATES DISTRICT LAND OFrIcE.
OLYMPIA WAsHryofoN TERnrfonr

lHIfkU 6TATEs UIs1HtCT LAND UIEICE.
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TxRHrrokY,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. N CON-
" pliance with the provisions Of the Act OF Con-
gress approved June ). ISIS. entitled IAN Act for
the sale Of Timber Lands in the States OF Califor.
MA. Oregon, Nevada AMI Washington Territory. .
Nsr5un @ LAtfa. OF King county washington Ter
rinry. has this day fled in this ore his spp,ica-
ton 20 purchase the Nwk for lots 3. 4 and i of
NWkl OF Section No. s. In Township No Is North.
Range No. East of thu Willamette Meridian.
Any and AL persons claiming adversely the aid
described Land. OF ny portien thereof are hereby
required 20 Gle their claims IN this once within
sixty 1901 days from data hereof
Given under my hand. At my offce IN Olympia,
W. t, tbs the sd day Of May. AID. ISL
=. +. BROWN,
m2s-liw Register Of the Land once
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL or
~ these settlers on Railroad Lands which have
been reztoresi 70 the public domain. and Who hays
paid ~ - per acre for the same, that Ne will for
ssa peg csHs1n eoiisct ffon the Government one
half Of ths mon<y - paid
nAssf JACOBS q yExHER
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Umrxp STATES Durnzcr LAND oyyIoE.
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TKznrroRY.)
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM
~ pliAnce with the provisions OF the Act of
Congress approved June 8. 1873. entitled San oct
for the sale Of Timber Lands In the States Of Gal
hornis. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terrific
~. Michael !. Nelson. OF snohomish county, wash
inetsn Territory, has this day fled In this once
his application 10 purchase the lot and MEX Of
6WA Of Section No 10. in Township No. n North.
Range No. East Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land or any portion thereof. are hereby
required 20 hle their claims In this office within
sixty t60) days from date hereof.
Given under my band. Ut my Office in Olympia,
W.T.. this the 18th day Of June. AID. 1881
J. T. BROWN,
jelS-llw Register Of the Land Once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-26

Grant recently remarked to him, in i.
nlost emphatic manner, that he soniS
never again appear before the America1
people as a candidate for office.
JuDGE STANLEY MATTHEWS, accom-.
nied by Chief Justice Waite, appeared >,
the Office of the clerk of the sunra.a'
court and took the oath of office, and Il,
commission was entered of record.
THE republican general committee -
New York state held meeting and mas,
ed resolutions unanimously indorsing n.
action of Senators Conkling and Plat
They also ordered copy sent to Presiden,
Garfield.
MAINLY as the result of the postal com.
mission sent to Memphis to investigars
the river mails, Postmaster General james
has already cut off annual expenditure
of s4l2 ,034, without curtailing the effci.
ency of the service.
AT the beginning of May the total eoB
circulation in the United States amounted
to $500, 900 900, of which 1864, 000,0oO wa.
held as treasury and national bank r.
serves, the balance being in actual circg,
lation.
GEN ADAM BADEAU, formerly of Gen.
eral '1rant' staff, and his biographer, who
has been Counsel-General at London "a,
NJ seai'' neeiinoJ ',e appoIh'lheht Of
dent Garfield, and his nomination va.
"i.,''' avn iioil INC "e""'e
LIE more the star route vlllalny Is in.
vestlgated the worse It appears. Post
master General james, with the co-opera.
tion OF Attorney General Mac Neagh, i
determined TO pursue 1t TO the end The
resldent Is deeply interested IN Their Ia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-26
Accidents.

THE machine shops of Helberington &
Burner, at indianapolis, were damaged
81 800 by fire.
and vicinity on the 10Th inst. doing much
damage. 1t is said to be the heaviest ex-
perience for ten years.
THE Empire hosting at Park
City, Utah, valued at S45, 900, have been
totally destroyed by fire.
AN incendiary fire caused the destruc-
ton of Withee's saw-mlll at La Crosse,
which was valued at $25, 900.
A FIRE in Chicago Saturday night de-
stroyed the planning mill, No J42 TO 5o2
South Clark street. Loss about 100000.
PROPERTY valued at $4,000 was swept
away by the burning of the Northwestern
freight sheds al Hamilton, Ontario,
THREE children OF James Taliaferro, of
burning home while their father was alb
sent at prayer meeting.
THE furniture factory of Gilmore &
Mccullough, at Minneapolis, was burned
to the ground. The estimated loss is $40,
600, and the insurance $4,000,
A BARN belonging to George butcher,
at Canton, ILL.,, was DESTROYED by fire, to-
gether with several sheds and outbuild-
ingS The barn contained 800 bushels of
wheat and other grain. Loss, $1,000.
GusTAvE, the ix-year-old son of Gustave
Rudolf, was drowned in the Minnesota
river at Chaska, MINI. In company with
his little sister, he was playing on the
banks of the stream, when he lost his bal
ance and fell il
REV. NELSON l.. BRAKEMAS, one of the
most prominent Methodist ministers in
Indiana, was struck with apoplexy at
Valparaiso, while the bell was summon
ing his congregation To worship. lie was
chaplain of the % Indiana, and always ac-
cOmpanied the men into the thickest of
the fight.
WHILE II. Laggert was narrowing in
his field, ten miles northwest OF Guthrie
Center, Iowa, his team took fright and
ran away, throwing him under the har-
row and dragging him some thirty rods.
The sharp teeth of the harrow cut and
tore his flesh terrably, until, when he
was rescued, he was one mass of wounds.
His recovery is dispaired of.
THE large machine-shops of +. & j.
Gortner, with all the sheds filled with
lumber, and the pumps storehouse of the
Goshen Pump Company, Goshen, Ind, in
which there were 10000 pumps, and the
ice house ana ice of Cowdery. Swinburn
d Co., were destroyed by fire. Total loss,
$4,000; insurance, $4,000. The follow
ing companies occupied the Gortner build
ings: The Goshen Threshing Machine
Company, Goshen Pump Company and
Howe 4 Simmons chair factory.