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aud antique furniture.
ROBERT II. LYME, s 4. NJ. commissioner's ssle
OF Lot No. /, square No. y, ~ the plan of fGi-
ton, oa Williamsburg avenue. Imiaediafe'yt tnsg
the above, at 8 Z. NJ, four valuable lots on sixth
s,reetbetween Louisiana aud Denny streets.
FURMAN TUPPER, 8 p. ~, framed dwelling No.
1927 Concord street.
JAS. MArDOUGALL, l0s A. NJ, large and per-
emplory stlt OF stock Of dry goods, notions. ho-
slefy, c.Othipg &C.
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD, 81 r. NJ, compissiey-
er's sale OF the a. framed ten. ment No. 500
wet Leigh street. between Smith and Muptofa
streets.
GEORGE n. CRAWFORD. 4 Y. H., the hnis
famed house No. 1918 west Leigh street.
w. GODDIN.6 8 r. NJ. eommissioners sale OF ths.s
beautiful sQuaree 10 aud rear sdney, oppsl . 10
tne Fair-GroaLds, west ef Richmond co.l<ge
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UN0N.-
This zation, which has for years past
beId it, monthly meetings on the second
Monday night Of each month, having
changed lis plans, held its April meeting
Sunday afternoon in the Third church
Mr.. J. ID. X. S'eight, president, occupying
the chair, and w. L. Hill, Esq. secretary.
Teachers, scholars, and friends, from all
parts OF the city and from Manchester,
crowded the beautiful church, and the eX-
ercIses were Of deeply interesting charac-
ter.
Rev. DR.. Preston read portion Of Scrip
ture, and Rev. W. y. Scott offered pray er,
while the singing, led by The Thiid church
school, was spirited and delightful. The
Secretary prescnted the following reports OF
attendance, collections, ETC., for the month
Of March=XiZ
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LEE !. .. q. F-MEKTING OF THE GRAM
L'9GL.-Tbe Virginia Grand Lodge OF the
Nutlendebl Order OF Odd-FeIIOws will
Tyulene :, IN annual session at Od1.FellOws'
n n'" III This clty at Q O'Clock this morning.
g'and Master John II. Krebs, OF Win
.o's1SF' VIII call the Grand representatives
~ Oiuer' and the Lodge will probably be
WS'f" ~ sVs'p" iour days. James b. Blanks, Of
'oii''N, representative 20 the Grand Lodge,
90, ~ ~ Tue cry, and, together with the
,,. ~''uu M.>'tf and the following members,
n,'opplhg al The American Hotel-viz.:
A. j. bensOn. Charlottesville: A. l.. Hill,
T|oetlo'k; y. T.. Whiiehurst. Portsmouth I:
Cl'li Ca'lic' J.: Davis, james +. Mccoy,
tt1,Ies tnIes Gibb', James b. Blanks, Nor
= 12A; W. ID. Folk, smithaeld; L..
w. y; bllck, W. j. McDonald, W. C..
mao 'e,f' E' ". d., j. A. VaIines, l.. IIofl-
ru' ,on.' NMGiiolk; W. &. Massenburg, Hamp
r,',,.' W., w. r. LarIabee, Old Point; &. H..
{ Tgoaiy, {. W. Hollis, Winchester: John
EnaI., hliliax; James Il. Ley, George 5.
j - ~, Dan'llle; y. j. Mason, Boydton !;
teo. 1Inil'n' A'exandris; j. Ross, Warren
she,," oa".s T.. McTeer, WyiheyIIle; j. j.
r P.' Marion; Philip Reed, Salem; T.
~,'9s' Biseksburg; w. NJ. Blrnits,
Gr,ra' 'udge John Y. Hull, Marion. The
neoI.ug houge Is composed OF about eighty
Arc eyf' ahd those not noted as present
~PVVled TO arrive 10. day.
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-s WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
Ihs lining the day, with indications of
rsio ., n'soi' 90. mox;m,m GOO
.,,ovyrrR YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, A ;
HI "a: noon. 6S; 5 L. NJ, -; d p.
y ." a.; midnight. S.
~ ,,'n V' temperature, 5S4.
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UAGAN's MhGSOLIA BALM,

UAGAN's MAGSOLIA BALM,
G-yEs 10 EVERY WOIAS
1 FAIR, FRESH A.D
BEAUTIFUL CONPLExIOg.
W matter hos much It may have become im-
paired by nature or Otherwise, II makes the sEIs
PURE, SOFT aadLiKE THAT of YOUTH.
II IS not only - ECASTLY PERFUMED, but It Is
ia very gay alno.t perfect wash and a SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPrfCArIoS cannot possibly be detected,
aEd : harmless as water,
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SUPERIOR ARTICLES In universal request ara
always coun'erf,iled and ;hr pirues Of trade. who
pies up living by depreiating upon the rights of
others, constsnly trying t. cheat the public by
,ubstitutug, Initiating, and falsifying SIMMONS
LIVER RbEGrLATOR; bu', beware. Take nOle ex-
cept undsi our copyrighted, Engraved label. with
seal, signature, and stamp Of J. II. Zelln & 60.
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~ CIT oCARD oy THE GOMM0NwEALTB As
a,sI,t t'os.-The Guard Of the Common
te,, ~ association, composed Of ex.mem-
S.',., %Ol Company c lGuqrd of the Common
!, s,.,1 s1 first Virginia regiment, will bsve
H1,oa.. o' ',u lion al Monticello Hail tonight.
IN, ~ s,'uee ,nee viii be sent fron the Assoeis-
iAsr - so,nD we aImory OF Company C 10 escort
As srsu,p1Dy TO the bs1L Tonight is also
sIg H. La]an,.efsary N the company. aud this
stes ~ A1e nfst re1aion OF ex-memsers held
As e,as s SrganIzailon. Colonel Purcell was
''P'S'a when the company was formed.
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TIN YEARS OF EXPERIENCE has hrmly rooted
TUFTS PILLS IN pubic estimation. Their won :
d'rful adlptabiy TO tie various forms Of disease
i a marvel to medical men of all schools. They sre
largely us,d IN hospitals IN Europe and America AS
well as in the army ami navy. Cuba and other
counties wlcre yelow.fe,er prevails consume mil
ions Of boxes annually.
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,r,rATHER REPORT.

..-,oxs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
de wind, shifting ,UercasSS no east ana cIo"d iO"
SsS WI. and area, Of r'iO' stationary or '"s"'
~ ~ temperature.
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HENRICO CONsERyATlyES.-A ma>smeet-
ing Of the Conservative Democratic voters
OF IIcnrico was held 1T the county conlt-
house yesterday. The meeting was called
To order by County. Superintendent John a.
BrOadduS. The fOliO%ing resolutions were
adopted by vote OF 103 TO 30:
ReSOiced (as the senseOf this meetiDg), ].
That an questions connected with organic l.
iion for the purpose Of elecling district oiii-
GERS at the coming spring elections be re-
ferred 10 the people Of the districts respect
iyely 10 whom the same properly belong.
,. I'm reference - the election OF clerks Of
the Circuit and County Courts, the only Of
fccrs to be voted for by the people Of the
whole county, inasmuch a. both The Repub-
lic1n and Readiu>ter parties have through
their rcspe ctiye County Committees de-
clared their purpose to make no party nOml-
naions for the said offices,
ReSO!ced, That this meeting deems it un.
necessary and impOltic 10 take any action,
either By convention or primary election, TO
nominate party candid,tes for these Offices
at the ensuing election.
The following district uperintendents
were elected: Fairfield, Henry Noegler;
Bro0hhnd, james r. Redd; Tuckahoc, w.
{. Moncure; Varina, W. b. FraySer.
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MONTHLY MEETING OF THE RICHMOND AND
MANCHESTER BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL ASsO-
cIATION.-This Association held IFS regular
monthly meeting on Sunday evening with
the Manchester school. President ElIyson
presided. Mr.. William II. Williams led in
prayer.
The usual monthly reports were read as
follows:
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VIRGINIA CLARETs (yery superior) at
CHRISTIAN s. WHITa's

hub Punch. clear or with hot or iced wafrs.
mix. or lemonade, top" " every punch for favor.
Directly The cork is drawn II 10 ready, aud can be
used ceIr or mixed with hot or iced water To suit
TIE taste. sold by AL grOceis, wine merchants. and
dtuysisis,
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Snls. W EEAL ESTATE. .-Messrs. II. J..
jh'o,da@ 20, feaLestate agents. sold on
ie .! lbe bancsome residence on Lau-
}5ss 1sre =, isclng Monroe Park 10 Colonel
ksa.,na. oorooD, OF tie firm 0f Gordon a.
''s'', Insurance agents. for $1,000,
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FULCutB's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, WHIsKEY,
three years Old. ~ $3.50 per galon-a very superior
article; MONTKOsE Kentucky Rye Whiskcy. four
years 0ld, IL - per gallon. W. ID. BLAIR Co.
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KENTUCKY WHIsKEY (tour yesr3 oldI 81 80 PAR
GALLON qualify unsurpassed foi The money-at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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PILES CURED by IfEBIG co.'s ARNicATkD
EXTRACT OF WITCH HAzEL.-Professor y. N f..
HALE, VI. d., LII Of The Chicago Medical Co-
lsse. saws: II has extraordinary po yer over this
disease Professor SIDNEY RINGER, Of the Uri-
yersily Medical college, LonioH, says: Z" have
found II slngulsry successful" Beware OF worth
less im,atous A'so cures rheumatism, ea,srrh.
ami neuralgia.
sold In INV cents and dollar sizes.
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THE SACRED WORD.
Anniversary Of the Virginia bible 80.
ctety.

ONE OF THE LARGEST CONGREGATIONS THAT
EVER ASSEMBLED IN ST. PAUI.'s CHURCH.
INTERESTING ExERCIsEs-REP0RT OF THE
BOARD OF MANAGERS,
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FDwIN BOOTH,

IL did me much good" SAYS this celebrated
actor, 10 speakh Of the Llebig Co.'s Coca Reef
Tonic. Beware Of limitations. Ask fer Coca Beef
Ton
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and the singing by Centenary school was
pronounced excellent.
The following Is summary Of superin.
/ tendents' reports for the month Of March

The next meeting will be held at Laurel
Street chulch the second Sunday in MAY.
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HEXRICO 1TtMs.-The April term OF the
County Court was commenced yesterday.
The case OF the Commonwealth rs. Robert
Hale and Ryland Hale, charged with assault
ing Philip Gathrlght, was called and con-
tinued TO the June term, on account OF the
absence OF Gathright, who was unable TO
appear. There are no other cases on the
criminal docket to be tried this term.
The Teachers Institute will convene at
the county cOurt.house tomorrow morning,
and continue for two days. On Thursday
at / O'Clock DR.. w. II. Ruffner, SuperIn-
tendent Of Public Instruction, will deliver
an address to The school trustees In connec-
lion with the exercises Of the Institute.
judge Waddll has granted the use OF The
courtroom for the purpose OF holding this
meeting.
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FINEST DOMESTIC PICKLES AND PRESERVES
az CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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U0RsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE,

As NEAR PERFECTION BIS CAS- BE EXPECTED.
Ihsye u.ed Horsford's Acid Phosphate for nearly
drie.n months. and only say that In such casep
a. It IS indicated, It Is near perfection eau he
expected from any remedy.
4. e. NEWPORT, N, ID.
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BRIEF LoCALs.-To-day, April l2lh, Is the
birth anniversary Of the mll.boy OF the
slashes Hon. Henry Clay. Tomorrow,
April 18Th, is the anniversary OF the birth
of Thomas Jefferson, author of the de
claration Of Independence"
IL is stated that Captain William l. Dab
ney, Of this city, has received an appoint
ment on the detective police force OF New
York.
Mr.. james Sweeney, contractor FOR carry
ing the local United States mail In iiiis city
between the post-otlice and cars, will soon
be superseded by another contractor, VINO
put in lower bid for doing the work.
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PERsoNAL.-R. A. Brock, Esq, has been
elected Fellow OF the British Topographic
cal Society, London. England.
Rev. William II. Williams, OF Charotles-
vile, Is In town, and was present at the Bap'
tst ministers meeting yesterday morning.
Mr.. L. Boycott passed through the city
Yesterday en- route TO Amelia county, where
he goes to Join bis brother. the famous Cap
tain, who preceded him thither last week.
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FRESH INVOICE or KEY WEST CIGARS Jusr
received by w. ID. BLAIR 4 Co.
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AUCTION SALES Tnis DAY.

SMOKED SALMON al
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tute. has been as thorough as the ciicum-
stances would admit; so that In the late
canvass the destitution has been no greater
than In other and more favored sections OF
! N
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West M,rtdsa, Conn.
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THE COLPORTAGE SYSTEM.

10 State like ouIs, with large extent
OF territory so sparsely settled as our rural
districts are, we have found by experience
that the system OF colportage which our
Board adopted some six years ago Is the
only plan whereby we can reach and supply
the destitution. The auxiliary system,
which had been maintained successfully for
many wears in the more densely-populaled
sections by the American Bible Society, we
tried in this State. But that system failed
10 accomplish satisfactory results. In
1872 and 1878 We organized Bible
Society in every county in the state,
and placed stock OF Bibles IN
their care, to te distributed under
their direction, through voluntary ageucies,
TO the destitute families ia their respective
fields But very few out Of the more than
one buAdred societies ever did anything IN
the way OF supplying the destitute. 1oe
populatson was so spsreeiy settled thst
distribution 10y volunteer agents was I'M
practicable. Bibles were sold 10 sucn as
called for them. The rest were laId upon
shelves ia country stores. or scattered WIN
no one 10 account or be Responsible Tor
them, and tse destltutian was left unsup-
piled. Finding that this system was III
many localities rather hiadrance tDnn
help TO the general distribution OF the bio'e
and the supply OF the destitute, II was 10 .
great measure abandoned. II Was eViaebs
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SOCIAL SO PERSONAL.

w. II. Odell, Of Salon, registered at the
81. Charles On Tuesday.
Mrs. Jos. Wetber and family rctarnei from
. visit 70 Portland last week.
Miss Mary Goldston has gone to Portland,
where she viii remain daring the winter
Hon. George WAgsoner, OF Corvallis, was
IN the city Saturday and Sunday.
&C. f. Stanafd aad Miss Ollie AverilI,. OF
Brownsville made Albany visit last week.
Allen Parker, proprietor Of the 0neatta
saw mills, arrived last aseaiag from the
Bay.
\. Il. Grimes, of Portland. connectsd With
the ottiss Of A. w. ocobock, was 10 chs city
Tuesday.
A. ID. Rossrs has bcea very sick Tor She
past week or ten days, and 1t pre- sent Is still
very. low.
T. Cyrus. Of Scio, called on the DEaocRAr
the first of tho week, .aad left as in god
spirits.
Fre.l Mccoy has gone 70 housekeeping. aud
occupies the late residences of Gen. M. v.
Brown.
as n Coshow was down last Tuesday
helping his brother commit matrimony. &c
thou and do likewise.
If. ID. Ballard has moved into the residence
he purchased recently Of L. Kline, aud il
now comfortably situated in Que Of the be.t
localities in Albany.
q. L. Qaivey, Of Corvallis, was down last
Saturday. He expects 70 commence the
publication OF live Democratic weekly pa.
per at Corvallis about tho irst Of January.
4. Holman, travelling correspondent of Oh.
Oreyonian. spent several hours With us whel
he visited Albany this week. Ne is warn
friend Of the Oregon Pacific Railroad, and
thinks this vslIey has prosperous future
before it.
L Kline aud wife left tnis city for Calf or
MIA Last Wednesday, knd think probably
they may make that State their home Ia
tie future. In their long residence her
they have made many warm frisnds,wllo hat,
very ins.c'l 90 > - tas.a aePart.
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AaRssnplary omesr.

Although we did not exert ourselves TO
any great extent TO secure the election Of
the present Sheriff J. J. Charlton. we are
glad TO see that he has proven to be re-
marksblo efficient ofiicer. In the line Of
collecting up taxes he excelis al his pre-
deceasors, the dslIn luent list for last year
amounting now to only about s775. Such
work ~ that will rscoommond itself TO the
Taxpayers Of Linn county, and he will re-
ceivs the praise Of all without regard to
party. Republicans will probably say to
him next Spring-"Well done. thou good
and faithful servant, enter thou into the
race for the second term" and IL he was .
Democrat we might second the motioa, bat
as 1t Is, our party win have to rustic areund
and hunt mp good man to beat him, The
higher Mr. Charlton stands. the greater
honor there viii be ia walking over his
political "corpus.
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CITATION.

In The cO1aty Court Of Lina cCafaty, State
Of Oregon.
In the matter OF the estate Of Thos. s.
Summers, Deceased. Citation.
To the next of kin OF said deceased, IN
wit Jane Coyle, William Summers,
Abnsr Summers, Isouria Parrish, Ida
Priyett, and to all others known and uP
known, interested in said rs ate.
Ia the name OF tlse State Of Oregon:
You are hereby cited anu rssl, frsa y.
be aud appear in The County Court of she
County of Linn, >iaie al oregon, at The
Court House, in the city or Allssny, i'm
said Ceunty and state, on Monday the
5th day OF Dec,sml,eT, A. ID. 1881, AT the
hour OF one o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, the same basn2 the first day OF
the December Term 1881 tht reof, and thcn
and there show cause IL any exist, why
an order OF sale should not be made
directing and licensing the administrator
Of said estate TO sell all the Fighf, title aud
interest OF said ThoS. ). Summers, deceas-
ed, at the time Of his death, both in law
and equity, in and 10 the zeal property
hereinafter described, AS prayed for IN The
petition Of L. Bilyeu, administrator al the
estate Of said deceased, which petition is
| now ON file in the County Court of lam
County Oregon, which said real property
in described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning S.oo chalHs Sauln ahtt tb.4o
| chains West of the ). w. corner OF section
| so, 1p II, \. X. West OF Willamette me-
| ridian, aud running thence West 2S.b5
chains thence East 1910 chains thence
| North 3697 chains to the PLACE Of begin
ming, containing IS acres, more or less.
Also the following described tract OF
land Beginning NJ the South Fast
corner of the donatieA land claim Of Thos.
s. Summers and wife, Not. No. 1904 In
Liun County, Oregon, and running themes
| Nerth 1886 chains thence West GO
chains thence South 1886 chains; thence
East 90 chains to the place Of beginning.
| containing 9S acres more or less, both OF
the above described tracts of land being
and lying in Linn County, Oregon.
/ BY ORDER OF Court:
| Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court this nth day of October, 1881.
| II. 81 n. BAUM, Clerk.
per j. ID. HAcKLEMAN,
1--we Deputy.
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MARRsRD.

COSHow-F0UST.- the residence Of
ID. X. N. Blackburn, Esq, in this city, at
10 o'clock A. H. on Tuesday. Nov. l, 1881.
by Rev. /. II. Condit, Mr.. r. II. CosHow
aud Miss EMMA FousT-both OF Browns
vile, Oregon.
The happy young couple left on the noon
train last Tuesday for Brownsville whore
they expect TO begin life in earnest at once
II Is our wish that their brightest hopes and
expectations may be realised, and that they
may meet with nsthing but Joy and happi-
ness in their journey together through life.
ANDERsOr-COOPE AT the residence
Of the brides father Mr.. j. w. Cooper,
on the Albany Prairie, on Sabbath, Oct.
80, 1881, by Rev. /. Dillen. Mr.. X. D.
ANDERSON and MIsn JOSEPHINE 5. CoofkR.
Mr.. Anderson has succeeded in winning
for his bride one Of the handsomess Of Linn
county's fsirdaughters and ought 70 behappy
beyond measure. Not bsiug personally
very much acquainted with him We do no4
know what kind Of husband he win make,
but this ws de know. II he fellows in the
footsteps Of his old father his bride wiz have
no cauae 10 regret her choice. We present
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or Great Importance.

OF course il is Of great Importance for yoa
70 know that A. d. MeIlwaiR las large
.tsek Of clothing and gsRIs Furnishing goods.
and Of still greater importance 10 kaOw that
he expects 10 sell q. prices which cAnRot be
touched by any other dealer. Remember
this when you want 70 buy. Dent be fool
ed sverlAstinsiy. Call Aroupd there before
yoa close any bargain and see At what
astenishingly low prices he 10 selling Hs
Processes 10 sell anything in his store at
lower prices than rals in our city. but in
the Inc Of clothing and boots and shoes
buyers can especially get bargains.
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A isoy Crashed 20 Death by Tree
Falllng upen Him.

One OF the most shocking deaths we
have heard Of lately was that OF Clifton
Reed Of this county, which took place
last Sabbath afternoon on the road be.
tween what is known as the Scttlemler
Mill ON the Santiam, and Lebanon. The
boy, who was about Is years old, left
the mill on horseback on Sabbath after
noon about o'clock 20 go to Lebanon
10 mall some letters. He did not re-
turn In the evening, but his absence
did not cause bis parents any uneasi-
ness, as they supposed he had concIud-
cd to stay all night at bis uncle's, wm.
II. Reed, mt Lebanon. Next morning
some enc In passing along the road
found him and hls horse crushed TO
death under u fallen tree about two
miles from home. The tree was large
dead balm, and had Broken of about
dfleen feet above the grouHl and In
falling had caught the horse under 1t,
striking him dlagonally across the
back from the wlthers towards the
Head. The BOY was lying under one
side Of the tree and was fesrfuIIy man-
gied. One side Of his head and hIs Jaw
were crushed, hIs neck badly lascerat-
ed and one thigh fearfully mspgIed,
and.stiil he had not been eau ght entire.
ly under the tree. Both tho boy sad
horse must have died Instantly, as
neither had stru gglep Justice Smith
Of Lebanon, ,impaneIled jury and held
an inquest on the body, the verdict
being I'm accordance with the facts we
have stated. The boiy was taken 10
Dir. VIM. IL. Reeds, at Lebanon, and
on Tuesdayswas brought 70 this city Tor
intsrmenL The funeral took place frsm
the residence OF FrAnk Parton en- the
same day. the services being conduct.
ell by Rev. DR.. Irvine. The almost dis
tractsd parents aud the other mem
bsrs OF the family have the sympathy
VI every ane. They desire us TO thank
the people llvlsg In the vicinity OF
where the accident occurred, ami also
tho citizens Of Lebanon, who rendered
Them such timely aud valuable assis.
lance when II was needed.