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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-18

Cotton is noticeably lower to-day, and we
lessen our quotations an eighth of a cent
the receipts were about one hundred and
fifty bales. The market was not as active
as usual, and orders from spinners were not
as large as usual. We quote:
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14
TREASURER

We are authorized TO announce that
j, H. HOLT. of Snow Shoe township, is 2 can
didate for the office of Treasurer, subject to
Democratic rules.
We are authorized to announce that
j. G. MEYER, of HaineS township, is a can
didate for the Office of Treasurer, subject TO
Democratic rules.
We are authorized to announce that
GEO. w. SPANGLER. of Potter township is q
candidate for the Office OF Treasurer, subject to
Democratic rules.
w. We are authorized. !. to anpoupce that
didate for the Office of Treasurer, subject to
Democratic rules.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14
Easxsksy1-z IEsS sSgEpTEEs y

fected the Presidents stomach and he
vomited quite freely. He did not,
however, lose consciousness. About
his bed we're gathered his Cabinet and
some Of his best friends. He said
nothing, but he recognized every one.
At one time he put his arm around
Blaine and said: lyon know how l
love you"
The Presidents grief-stricken son
Harry, stood by the side of the bed,
holding his fathers hand and crying
as though his heart would break aud
calling aloud: "My poor father My
poor father !" There were few present
that did NOT weep.
The President was soon removed to
the White House aid made as COM
Portable as WAS possible. Everything
that could be done was done, by emil
nent physicians and skillful nurses.
Mrs. Garfield who was Mt Long Branch
at the time was immediately telegraph
ed for and arrived by special train at
I, z. NJ. Her presence had cheering
effect on the suffering President.
Guiteau, the assassin, was arrested
Immediately after the shooting aud
lodged i'll jail.
The Latest.
The latest adyices before going tc
press are that the Presidents conii-
ton is as favorable as could possibly
be expected under the circum stances,
although he is not by any means out OF
danger yet.
The following telegram from Sec
retary Blaine to Minister Lowell
London, gives the Presidents exact
condition on Monday:
WARRINGTON, July 11.-Hon. Jnc
Russell Lo,peH, Minister, London: A
the beginning of the tenth day sine,
he was wounded, the symptom
of the President are all hopeful ant
favorable. Suppuration goes on will
no higher pulse or temperature thar
should be expected. His milk diet o
a pint to pint and "A half per day is rel
lshed and dgeSted. His physical
strength keeps up wonderfully and hi
mind is entirely clear ard active with
out showing excitement. His ply
sicians do not count him beyond
danger, but the general confidence il
his recovery is strengthened every hour
(Signed) J. G. BLAINE,
Secretary
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14
Democratic County Committee.

Fhe following persons have been named as
members of the Democratic County Committee
for 1881,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Washington, ID. c., July 8, IS

Washington, ID. c., July 9, 81.
The first week of the Presiden'tsuf.
fetinG ended this morning and left him
in batter condition than at any prev
ious day since he was wounded 1t is
a very gratifying fact that the ordeal
through which he is passing does not
in any way effect his mind. Through
pain, anxiety and doubt, he keeps the
same pleasant almost joyous frame of
mind viii ch has been his through life.
1t must be we'll balanced mind
which remain in this condition under
these circumsta noes. 1t is not exactly
correct to say that the physicians are
confident of his recovery, but they re-
ported this morning that his symptoms
had been exactly what they would
have been if his recovery had been as
sured.
Tho nseoeo;r -ap,ninc N the iail and
the idea of lynching him seems to have
died out. The authorities say his
memory of events at the shooting is
better than that Of any other person
present, and he aids the District At
torney very much by telling clearly of
events about which the others are
hopelessly at variance. The question
of his insanity is still discussed, but
fewer people than at first profess be-
lief that he is insane still. Eminent
medical men hold to that view.
The President is not of course kept
advised of all the kindly messages re-
ceived from East, West, North and
South. Ee will know how wonder
fully unanimous they have been only
when he is stronger. His SUSCEPTIBLE
ty of appreciation by others Is very
great. He would be too much excited
by knowledge that every citizen with
out regard to origin was constantly
waiting with deep anxiety for reports
of his condition. Many Of the Presi-
dents friends believe that with his re-
covery the asperities OF political con-
tests will die out. They say that he
at least will never again know the party
lines of the past, so far as they refer
to any particular section of the coun-
try. So may it be.
He has not been informed of the
projected subscription of a quarter of
million dollars for himself Or for his
family in case Of his death. In fact
everything that would in any way
excite him is kept from him.
The curious political complication
at Albany continues, and unless
senatorial election is brought about
to-day, there is little doubt Of an ad-
iournment of the Legislature without
an election. This means beyond any
question, two democratic Senators
from that State. Of course less is
said now than was two days ago of
political affairs, but it was well under
stood by New Workers here at that
time, that the democratic majority
this fall would hardly be less than To-
OC0, even if the two wings of the Re-
publican party should work in har-
mony.
CARROII
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14
Who Can Effectively say "slt
Down snith9"


1t looks now as if Rev. ). hya''
Smith of Brooklyn, might % tue MA
hone of the next House OF hepreSea'
tatives. 1t is believed that he holds
the casting vote and can control Tue ,I
organizltinon of the House. Mr' 0in''n
says his position is this; He was nom
mated for Congress as an independent
Republican, and his candidacy was l'i-
dorsed by the Democrats OF his DIS
trict. He enters Congress wholly un-
pledged to train with any political party
or faction. and perfectly free to act on
any and all questions recording to the
dictates of his own Judgment. lie
will form no alliance with any party
or clique. No one is authorized to say
Ehow he will vote in the organization OF
the House, nor is it probable that he
could himself until congress convenes.
He proposes to vote in the best light
when the time for voting comes.
Politicians need not count on him.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14

Erie Mail and Fast Line am Pacific Express
East make close connections at Northumber-
land with L. g. B. Il. Il. trains Tor WilkeSbarre
and Scranton.
Erie Mail West, Niagara Express West and
Fast Line West make close connection at Will
Transport with n q. G.. II. w. trains north.
Niagara EXPRESS West and Day Express East
make close connection at Lock Haven with g..
i. V. II. II. trains.
Erie Mail East and West connect at Erie
with trains on l.. s. g. M. ). j. r.; at Cory wi til
B. p. & w. r. h at Emporium with b. N. Y.
s. p. II. r., and at DriftWOod with A. V. II. Il.
Parlor cars will run between Philadelphia
md WilliamspOrt Niagara Express West
and Day Express East Sleeping cars on all
night trains.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14
TRAINS Leave EASTwARp.

Trains Nos and connect 1T Wontandon
with Erie Mail west for WIlliansport, Lock
Haven, Kane, Cory and Erie, anl Buffalo and
Niagara Falls via Emporium, also Elmira, Wat
kins. Buffalo and Niagara Falls ia Canandai-
qua.
Nos. S and & connect with ncifc EzpresS
cast for Harrisburg, Baltimore Washington,
Philadelphia and New York.
Nos. and 6 connect with D9y Express east
adelphia and New York, and Niagara Express
west for WilliamSport, Lock Hlyen and ReR-
Ovo, Tyrone, Altoona and Pitbhurg via Lock
Haven. also Elmlra, Watkins AID Buffalo, and
Niagara Falls via Canandaigud.
Nos. and s connect with FastLine west for
WiliamSport and Lock Haven.
No. also connects with Erie Mail east for
Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington, Philadei-
pha and New York.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14
LODGE & Society Directory.

Mllheim Lodge, No. 955, 1. o. o. F. meets in
heir hall, Penn Street, every Saturday evening.
Re6eeca Degree gre Meetng ever every a'ii, In4rsoay on
4. q. DEININ6ER, Sec. Il. A. BUMILLER, n. G.
Providence Grange, No 217 p. of H., meets in
AleXanderS block on the second Saturday of
each month at 6la, p. NJ, and on the fourth Sa-
turday of each month at l19 p NJ.
u. J.. ZERBY, Sec. A. o. Deininger, Master,
The Milheim &. S L. Association meets in
the Penn street school house on the evening OF
the second Monday of each month.
A. WALTER, Sec, Il. .. DEISINGER, PreSt.
The Millheim Cornet Band meets in the
Town Hail on Monday and Thursday evenings.
i. i. OTTo, Sec, j. F.SHARTER, Pres I.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14
aAR FREE BY NAIL.
w ONDERFUL CURES
HOPELESS GASES OF
CONSUMPTION

Bronchitis. Asthma, Catarrh, DysDensin De- %
DIfiTy ana A II UurUIIfU diseases. ~ years OF
great expert ence. 1000 hopeless cases cured.
Astonishing discovery OF new treatment TO
quicly fatten make blood and build up the sys-
Etem. Invalid caused to eat and digest % en9r-
Hmously and gain 10 POUNDS per week.
@Vital and healing force is ra"idiy and power
5fully increased. New life ana vigor imparted
The first few days. Severest cases OF Con
sumption, bed fast an given up TO die, curedks
In to months. Intia mation in the Lungs
removed Hectic Fever and Night SweatS, andl&
Cough made loose, and easy. or checked I'm Sc
hours. The treatment exhilerates, eXalts, a
rouseS all organs into he althy vigorous opera
ton. il Is also the greatest cure on earth for
Liver, Kidney, Heart, Head, Blood Skin Fe-
male and Nervous Diseases, Seminal weak
ness all diseases of Schildren, and the Opium
Habit. Weare hone t in our offer. and earn
eStly invite you TO write or come before 1t is
too late, omatter what your disease, even If
abandoned by the ablest physicians. Describe
your case. Trial free TO all who come here. A
trial package of our medicines worth ~ to ~
sent by mail 10 all who send us the names and
addresses Of all afflicted I'm their vicinity and
cents TO postage, b. 5. DlSPENSARY,
crrien Springs, Mich.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14
Announcements of Candidates.

The following is urscale of charges for the
announcement OF candidates for domination
by the ensuing Democratic county convention
strictly cash 10 advance: Sheriff, Pr0thOno-
tary and TreaSurer-S5 each; Associate Judge
and Register-Si each; Commissioner and
Recordcr-SS each; Auditor-$l. Candidates
must pledge themselves to support the ticket
nominated.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14

Mr.. Thomas G. Platt has suddenly
withdrawn from 1.-The senatorial con-
test at Albany. He got terribly mix
ed up with an ugly woman scanda
and that's what's the matter with
Platt. What beautiful pinks some of
our great men are.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14

hon. Orange Noble, of Erie, is loom
ing up as prominent Democratic
candid ate for State Treasurer. He is
said to be a gentleman eminently at
in every respect for the important Of
fee.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14
Church & Sunday School Directory.

Evangelical.
-. c. Wetdea;Uer dfati j. NJ Dick, preachers.
German preaching next Sunday morning.
Sunday School, . p Nm. /. Jamison, Supt.
Methodist.
Reu. j. Benson AGerS, Preacher in charge.
Preaching next Sunday evening.
Sunday School ut IL p. ND. \. MuSscr, supt.
Reformed.
Reu. C. ". Il. SiegeL Pastor.
Preaching in AaronSburg next Sunday eve
Mug.
United Brethren.
FaU. 7ulthctnl, Predcher-iI.- charge.
Rev. J. f. Tallhe!m will preach next Sunday
morning
Lutheran.
Rev. John T04llinSon, PuStor.-
Missionory meetinh and lecture by Rev. A.
n. Rowe, in AaronSburg, ut 3 o'clock A. NJ
German preaching in the afternoon 1t 2E
o'clock.
United Sunday School.
Meets at A. NH. L. Duck, Supt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14
JURY LIST FOR AUGUST TERM

Bellefonte, Pa, Feb !.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14

The Democratic convention of Gin.
ton county meets at Lock Haven,
August 9th.
, 1881-11-21

Continuation Of tho Caurt-1Iprttai Trial
OF the Coloro&t Army NtEtcer,

Continuation Of rho Canrt.DIRrltai Trial
Of the Coloro.t Army NiEtcer.
sAN ANTONIO, TeI+. NoY. tN-Itcut. Wilhelm,
was again crOss-Gxau,lncd this morning, during.
which le aAl that whom ho tEst scprchcd FLIP
pbr's quarters other porsnna wor0 those, ono Vt
whom WINS Mexican, hut tlc lid not know ihen,,
Flfpper ua.lreAsed thoul IN Hpatlls1. ttu did nut
know whit he sal The parttus disturbed
nothing III tho room or took anythll,g away. Ito
ptacud F1ppcr undor arrest. And ortiered Scr
goaut with q earbtne and belt AT cartridges 10
Enar't him on b. own respoaalhll1.y Is oleor of
tho tlAy. Ann not On tho oxpross nrslprs Ut Col,
shufer. The t!rst tlnIa ho sIw .Fltpper wAs as
West Point IN lS1J Tic Was IN his olass. lilo ro.
sisnud and hatl IN ac'lanlnt9Heo with him. hnh-
civil aiEC in 1916. ntld met Flipper hcru.
THEY bud meyer eaen all soelH!
tYrmx, hut their, allle!al intercourse hAd
Feet sxatnInation tH0 witness athtcA that llo VII.
!fod tho aDi1Hlant at the Kunrt! !'l.1su prta llud
tendars'l him Gis sorytcua. und aunu Bryurul us.
F1nls for hlsu.. Flippvr h9l Told him l,f bAli
tuonsy colntax to- hin tur Survives nu. woul
meet laHt yDur'a lutiult. lilo Euisl, "rou know
hnw tue Coanol u. fse u IN errHto nun, antI /
t1la n!n hati tSrwaitls! ~ lnonsy. gid i. %
deposit 10 New York. My publishers" said
hu, '.nwetl mo sol,e E,N0. tba bulatlue Ut, tny
eamo OUT ali right II hu nu.! not bcu ct,l,pejicI
tn tufH things nver W oGun. Witness told Mo-
ctisctl that hts shortage Alnutlnled Ia t. l1U, lilo
aI!swetu'l that the VII check WIS gnnc, a,,d
make that gt,tti, aud thHt tho cush On hHl,.i
should AAvu 10 sH8ot tho bnlhi,co. lf it Wus not
kGGt9 Q4 could account Tor It.,
, 1881-11-21

Maj. Henry J. Srroolc, Of DIendota, III,
Sp<etas Dtspateh to 1ns Chicago Tribune. ;
MENDOZA, ILL.,. Nov. 20.-0ur community vas
shocked this oveniux BY tho announcement Of
tho remarkably suddcQ death Of 8taj. Henry ].
sprooe, bookseller and statIoner. of ibis elty.
Tho more 30. aa be wBs On tho strGets and taikei
With ssyesal ipersona .as laso aa 4;:Np IN. flo
then went to bis room, and In about an hous
after was found dead. tir. sprooto aad been
tnalsposcd for noarly week. but not confined
to his he'd, Dr.. Cook warnol him this morning
aEaInat EoipE out tudayt rs tho wenthss sas
hlttoE cold. HQ. howoyer, did 70 In IT.
dor to attonl to some business mat.
tora. aud remained out foE, euup,e
Ut holrs. returning to u wArH feom. nn1 thu
cxertiou Of .RltuT np.atalrs, 1t isl}tsca1nrd, n'
ducaa oynoope, which resulted fa1ypy, '. so'ss.
was most highly respected aud much cstccnaca
by every ono WHO kaow him, lie was generous
To tho poor, atfaDl1 to tho rph rleud IL yollng
and ofd, and In return he wns beloved BY Rl:
Maj. Sptoo!e belonged tn good fnnily: and
was very we'll known In ChlcApu and 1t. LoAi
IN tho latter city DO has sevora ielaiitss. pss,l
lnent b4sIleaa tnon. ile VIA a0 years ot aye, ata
unmarried.
, 1881-11-21
"THE GREAT REPUBLIC" "
Tho A1lceorY Witnessed by an lia'
hlensa Audience in Cincinnati saaaf'

Tho A1lceorY Witnessed by an lia'
hlense Audience in Cincinnati saapfs
day Afternoon.
Special ptspateh ia 1hs CHICAGO Tffount
CINcfSKAyG. e., Nos. l8-4ho matinee per-
forlnanoe OF tho plleKory Of "The 0seat HeP1r
iip" at the Music Halt today drew together tho
largest pull audience over seuH III Cincinnati.
5tMnnKuss Of oxuarIence Bay that ft was !No
larRest pald audipnce ever nssesntlal IN !uu
United. statna. Fully ten Thousand Witnesses
tho parturnaucs, and several tha''saan !po's' Wy.
ncarty all ut whom bad purchased tickets VI an'
vance, wctn turned nwny. In t'rder that ~ ~.
Justice tnay be ttons,. ufo attcaoFr WI! ps'" ~
peatcl nuxt Frtday night for tho pehrllt ~
Aose who held slokets foy todns'H pcrfos1Ha'es
and were unable to gain udnttancc Ihe al.cays ,,,
was gtyop by I,aM chlldrun frfsH sho Pt,".t u"t
schools and wns utln,trnbly reaefett:, is,,"n.
Inst presented III lhIs city Vt Avnlasom sa,t xiii.
li0usn ak yours lHu, whon ahotnaF WIZ ;is. wag
enco wNs assembled, {aEso qry y ,r',', ~ wrTe
raiapa, and scvprAt women 4nt Gnlh,as" rrut
killed lii the stApri1u whtth follower" ,,,t,.nt
vera e.,tcFta!Hl iodny list slllIl!sis III" I'll
should agNit ocur 4l1p scats w"ro ~ u md
full, ptt thu Alatts, bA!eoulcs sGittpI' " ,au,o
stlKp wore packtAi to Rlifocattoll. n.y. & ut1"L
occurred tie loss uf lite Wal1ll da'n nc @ ~ ,ha
A It WIS, lAu performance run s'hqnu, ,hItarru
etIl una Rnyp inltet, sntfsfMettbn. IGo tt.,1riiL
htltI beau Naycn hit sltKhk uppoTtun'1'e' ~ ~
hut behaved u6uslEnlly.
, 1881-11-21

NECESSITY FoH 4 HANK EXAMINATION
THAT Will ESAMlkE,

n
THAT Will ExAAlNE.
WAsniHaTos, d. q, Nov. 50.-Aiemhers Of tho
next CouRrogs ,uw here Say they intcud to$ms
proHs upon tho attention OF Congress curly In
tle session tho Importance, or rnthor necessity,
OF u thorough oyerhuui'19 and rovlaon of tho
Natlouai hank law, and ospsctally that purt
rcatinR to tho examination Ut ha,lks. un.lor
tho present s5atetu, though uauk ExRtuinors
aro appointed ty md t,,,.ler the consroI Ut the
Controller OF tho Cusrqncy, thpy urc paii by tho
Natioaai bauks. aictuhvrs OF Congress think
this Moaa Ut payment Ia bad feAt-
ure, und It's nAt1ral tendency IL
TO mako Examiners undpr sD.un pblixa Hena
Of, ana will 10 urged, will hp to provide fvr tho
payment OF ExA,uiners hy tho Government. aud
hold tho Exumtupss to tho yery strlptcst resaon-
: ab!lity for tholr work, This recent futures of
National hnnkH bavu forced this subject upun tho
attention ct CongreBsiell. Sons Ut t4utp suy
, 1881-11-21

A Negro Laborar 1snr1atl by n no,,.
Gravol Caving In on Him. "
dpttt1l Dispatth 10 The Chicago 4t,bur.
tIscof.N, Neb., Nov. lo-A fatgt ocnl1,ar.
uurrod hear Milford. on tho Central civ iss ~
Of tho Huntington Missouri llallrou Intn ",1'.'ca
terday Hftcrnoon. 4 cu!ored nun Iy tho ~ ~.
Of casbosn croekctto, Employed as forctna ,''s u,
Has n 9opTf. e. nc not working fas the urns.
was buried aiivo by tho cnvjng in Of fin,ord ianer
cnrth at tue l'hss of which hi wns work a ~
Was takci OUT, but survived hls Injur!cs sns ~
, 1881-11-21

Drowned while Gathering Drtft,vood.
Spsetaf Dispafeh to 1hs Chteaao Tribune.
F0Hr WAySE, Ind, Nov. 31--While RatherInu
drlftwood today IN the r!yor which Is ycrY hluh
and rapid 1ionry neIllng,of thls oity, ,was carried
into tho river aud drowned before assistance ar.
, 1881-11-21

TWO HInn Killed by n Locomotive,
pou0nxEErs1R, N, y, Noy. 10.-John Mef,,.,h
and James Sheridan wcra killed this ,uorotne w.
n locomotive. They woro walking on tha tr.rt
on their way to work. Stariian was csrrfs,
threo tniles on the cow.cntcf1cr AMI horrIM.
mang'el,, Nfc1rAth leaves MI lnyatiI Wis 'nAa
6eyEn Ghlllr0u, "'s @4a
, 1881-11-21
Mrs. George II. Mann, Of KcokuH' sa'
f3psftat DIfrafth 70 Ika EhIeaeo 1fbu1t.

kgoKux, Ia., Nay. 1p.-Alss. George H. Aaun,
wlfo OF thu well-known florist Ut th!s city, dIcd
suddenly 1T hor home this hfternoon Rs O'Clock.
She wins alone ut tho time, nnd her otNy was nut
discovered until u o'clock. when 1t was touaa
lying In hcnp' hy thu clstcrn. where she bA1
gon0 fur ,vatar. ahr was subject to nttAss: ~ u
was the cause Of her doath. Nys. hnnH was 70
active worker In the Westminster church., anu
WOtHAn h!Khly esteo,ned in keukuk+
, 1881-11-21
EfllNn

,y,l,s 4Pastsi RlapatfA ta ~ .%taaa ".,er,on.
h'Sr, PAvs, M!an,, Hoy- al-uus''' ''a cstesre n,
baker. saed FORMERLY ,.. t,s r eae prsn.t'
found aea sy !, ~ Ms.ss'Y. .as ws,s IL y" IL "sa ,a
promo upon tho 6roana ~ = p',,o,, vplla y Mu. =
sxao os II sani ba'
tho C3fdIiut AAs ordered an la'es''s""~
, 1881-11-21
GEN, SHERMAN At CINCINNATI.

CtSctsHATl. o., Nov. lu.-unn. sherman and
stuff til route from, Atlanta 10 Washington, urp
spending tho aay-in uIuoInnatl, uen. Sherman
VIVA entertained last night ut tho grsldenea Ut
Euh l.. H. Daytda. vita Wits ntemter OF the
laneraiS stnH during thu " ar. TAs purity leAye
tomorrow Fur Washington.
, 1881-11-21
4 brakeman Cots His Foot fnuo,,, H. .
Frog nMd faaE Botll LcEx Cut on

'' 1''p"tt" 10 1Hs EHIf11t 1F{hEE.
ErKRAnr. Ind. Nov. 1g.-I.nst uIRbt ns,p,.
shlef, u Lake Shore brakeman, wus caavbt in
frog here while coupling cRss and bad both Ieas
cut OF. lie was for long tltno With Uaroums
fessoh % an acrobnt lie was general liz n ~. pro
among tho raIlrond mon here. Ha hsi a,h.us hsuIEs
hero but short ttmp. A@1 beeo
, 1881-11-21
THE FIRE RECORD,


nv NMFF10FI INV **sFF
burned, INSURANCE Light
sn<stat pupattA ia Tia Chicago 7rsSaa' .,
DUBUQUE, Ia. Nov, 9.-A hlp a. n.s ,.'scI
chivsaaaw County, Erlday nssht: ".'s.p, ,,"sxttt,
o,vvsu buIldu9s, Including H. IL 1''se1. 1',a',.
staro, f. g. Milor's hardware stvrs. ~ vi isxu
son,a store, o, u ststa's twobalny.. ~ 41 ..urs,
aud +, ORioIIy's aturas, lan'es cnfta" u",, u
and Stke Mas.in'a stnro a,'d dSsl''na ',,, mud
,hs stovk vas tDst WIN, wa saved s,ns aI s5
da.nagpa. s..uo o.hers hal x,'''!s '!,h,. Tssua
soySro uiaw "a iWiar. il hotnE te sa'sa sassssl
GSeliiss weta a|sa pasae ,%s'4'iiinna ins nt.s
rou'a. nekoyins'. ana HGAsN T. q Nsv hampton W
tuIatnkGs - =
, 1881-11-21

>HAL1rAK, N. T., Nov. M.-Tho schooner Eater.
prise capslzcsl OF l'arraboro, and three men
wero lost In endtavoring to rcach shore in
9nat. Tbs veasol Wes towcd Into Parrsbofo nett
, 1881-11-21
An Old car-Inspc tor Killed by the Cars
ut ApEnMsp0rt, Ind.

epetta9 00bdttH ID 18e CHltCo0 TfjbunG
LooANBronT, Ind. Noy, lg.-Conrau we1,e.
weller wAs killed by tho cars III tho Pan fTsna.
yards at thlH place this ovcnius,. wcstewejI,r
was an old nun and had hud inc posltion ~
Car Inspector for many yonrs. v
, 1881-11-21
An 1tnllnn Lnl,orer Isutt t,v,r H.,
FreiElt Erain and Killed
GPEetak OtSpafsh 10 1ha fnttaaa r...

WANATAn, lnsl.. Nuv. lta-lIoory ,tpncH ..
ltaf'an WAS '1stantty kllcl near hero tnda,h., hn
being run over by freight traln gopv ea.s' y, T.
was enployed on tho Fort Wayne i.oa M !" i.s T..
torer. He did mot nuticc tho apnronch - -. a.
train. Tho rnnlnns werp takcn r. Wai,'! y! tne
fdr burial. lie leaves wife uud Que caifJ aaifs'''a