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CHANGE OF TEE On Z. & o. r. Ron and
after sunday next, April 3, 1881, the trains Will
leave for Philadelphia, New York and Boston
at s:l5 a. NJ, p. N. and 10 p. m.: for Clnctn-
natl. Chicago and ST. Louis au 2:l5 a. M; for
Phtshurg, Chicago, Cincinnati and St Louis az
1880 a. rl., and for Plttsburg, Cincinnati and
ST. Louis at $50 p. NJ All the above trains are
daily, except the SIS a. M. to Philadelphla,
New York and Boston. The arrangements OF
tee Baltimore and ohio road are now mos
satisfactory for rapid and prompt time. Train
may be relied upon TO run as advertised TIE
whole road is In the finest condition and las
Increasing business Is sure sign OF ifs pQpu.
IaTity With the travelling public
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Brain and Nerve.

The Dracaena DraeO or African Tooth
Brush only 10 cents, and other desirable ARTICLES
OF toilet for sale at j. w. DREws.
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TEN DOLLARS will be paid for the arrest and
conviction or the parties who assaulted the
National Republican, carrier boy aud desr roved
his papers, near the corner OF North Capitol
and streets, this morning.
FRANK b. CONGgR
Treasurer Ma tOHG{ H2rpuJtfcIU
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Am easements. &C.

FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-Madame Janauschek
last night repeated her two famous characters
Ia 'Bieak House" IN her usual effective man
nar. Tonight, by special request, she VIII re
Ieit ne great role OF MARY Stuart" instead OF
appearing as "Brunhlld," as heretofore an
nOunced
NATIONAL THEATER.-No one can fail to get
enjoyment out OF the entertainment given by
Cerncross' Minstrels at the National A special
bill tonight.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The tableaux from
Bunyan'S 'Pngrim's Progress which Will be
presented at Odd Fellows Hall this and to.
morrow evenings and at a Saturday matinee
will be OF great excellence and on a large SC le
The entertainments will be for the benefit OF
the DashaWay Reform Club.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The grand con-
cert az the Congregational Church this evening
VIII be very pleasant entertainment. Miss
Jennie Savage, cultivated young reader from
HoSton, will give some select readings. she IS
the mos promising young reader who has ap-
pear q In pubic for many years. The musical
part OF the program Is In excellent hands.
WORLDS WONDBRs.-Manager EerZogs dime
entel ta1nment at Lincoln nall next week Is
SAID TO be the best show for the price that was
ever on the road.
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SKATEnI

SAATEs' sKATDs'
The best assortment Of SKATES. 6haYpenins
Skater Q specially. Also. nne assortment Of EIns
CuTLERY. suitable for Christmas Presents. q
@. EI6CHkRsS Old 6TAHD.
does 618 7sh &c, OPP PAtent 0lReos
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PROPOSALS.

ID PORTSMOUTH, Va. March n, 1881
NORTH STREET AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH FIFTEEN FEET To
THE FRONT AND THE ERECTION OF A
NEW MODERN FRONT.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the extension of If
teen feet OF the said North Street A. M Z. Church
aud the erection OF new modern front viii be re-
ceiyed until
APRIL 4TH. 1881. u O'CLOCK NJ.
Proposals may be left with the un iersigLed, with
plans and specifications
7 he trustees of the said North Street A. Nj. e.
Church resel We the right To reject any al bids
The committee can be seen at the Church on Fri
day evening, March 25th, at O'Clock, and Friday
evening, April LIST, at O'Clock.
Chairman of the Committee on Improvement.
REV. j. Z. w MOORE,
r .. LOCK Box No. 90. mar28-6t
DRoPUSALs Fob CONSTITUTING A SEQ
IEhCEPTING) AUXILIARY SEWER.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, d
DISTRICT OF Coz UMBIA.
Washington, March "A. 1881
By direction Of the Board of Commissioners,
sealed Proposals viii be received this office until
IL O'Clock M, on FRIDAY, APRIL 18TH, 1851, for
constructing section OF the Boundary street (lp-
teTceptlng) auxiliary sewer, in Boundary street.
Blank forms OF proposal and specifications can be
ton, upon application therefor, and bids upon
these forms Will alone be considered The right n
reserved to reject any or all bids parts Of bids.
W. TWININ0.
Major OF Engineers u. g. A.
mGr2I-tt Engineer commissioner, ID. q.
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CITY ITEMS.


About Hats.
Young Gents Sprlng Style Silks, 81 and s.:
all new shapes Gents Sud Hats. 81 to 50; Boys
and Childrens' Hats in great variety and at
popular prices, at LBwIs', 900 9Th St northwest.
TaBgier Oyster Depot 9th and e.
Specialties-Blue Point Oysters; Saddle Rock,
roast and bro1l: Lfttle-neck CLANS; choice Fish
and Cam Chowder; also, Meals and Lunch at
exceedingly low prices. Ladies' Saloon lst floor.
Five Dollars
VIII be paid for the arrest and conviction of
the party or parties who followed the National
Republican carrier boys In the northeastern
part OF the city this morning, stealing and de-
stroying papers as fast as delivered.
FRANK b. CONGER.
treasurer National Republican.
The Dracaena Draeo or African Tooth
Brush only 10 cents, and other desirable articles
OF toilet for sale at j. w. DREws. 6
Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health Remover. greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leannesS, sexual debility,
&c. s., at Druggists, $50 Pa. ave.
ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs OF either sex 81.
All druggists SToTT CROMWELL Agents.
60 $50 Pennsylvania avenue
"Aiderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
ING, and delivered In hlbS. "Ward" prints 45c.
per H. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per OF, Cream, 10c. pint
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RJATUREsS TRIUMPH.
IN FKAZIER'S ROOT BITTERs.
II You are weak, or languid, use FraxefD Bit
tiers II your hesh IL nabby and your complexion
salow, use Frazier's Bitters. II You live In os.
lsrial district, use FraZer's Bitters. II worn down
with the care OF children use fraziers Bitters. Ii
you have got the blues, use FraLer's Bitters. II
you have kept late houre and lived contrary to the
need toning up. take Frazier's Roet Bitters. I.
you have abused instead OF used natures gift use
ttr Eta E.tters i you feel old before your
burden and you have gloomy forebodings Ms,
fraziere Bitters Ii your hands tremble and youI
make you feel young again. Sold by all druggtsts
everywhere ut the low price 81 per bottle. FRANK
e. HENRY CO., Sole ProErietors. Cleveland. U.
sTOT2 CROMWELL. Wholesale Agents 4s9
Pennsylvania ave. 3ane-eo4p
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THOSE AUCTION SALES,

GC0D-BYF, "OLD TRASH'-EVERYTHING
FRESH AND NEW AS THE FRAGRANT
BREATH OF kPRISG- TIME
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l Will SRLL-PJSittUeIy for one Day OJ0j-
Two ho1 seshoe water glasses, cents decorated
bowls. Is cents; glass fruit Dishes cents: dish
pans, II cents. Special reduced prices In deco
rated china and tinware. al AUGENSTEIN's
National Auction House, ST tn street north
vest.
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Wells Health Remover. greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility,
&c. s., at Druggists, $50 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-01

WAY IN FRONT"
WITH TIE LARGEST STOCK " THE
MOSl ~ Wish AND BEST tlfNES kSDsES
ssIPI1 hS EkEk shkH, EDH rtRINGt ~
ANiSi MINER WEAR. 80
Infants Shoes 3 colors and styles, los. to 81.
OH-ul, 3 INST cia-s Spring E-C4 Shoes, 15c. %
Chi'd's IIee'eI Button Boots, roc - sls0
Nj ses ne and Serviceabie Pinto s 90
Lad-'s $ Ilesant French Kid Bsfta1 French Heel
OF Low Heel, 81 fully wort -.
Ladies, FINEST Straight G1at Buu1u, $3.50 &C
S3. 90.
Ladies Incompatible Kid Button. sgto250
Ladies, Cloth Ton Butt n (rren-h A-eD 81 so.
Gosd Baton and Lace Shoe 75c and 81
Lac les Lasting Gsiters, 90.
House snd Street Slippers and Low Shoes zoe. to
So
PAETIC ULAR ATTENTION CALLED TO OUR
Uni SUALI.V FINE ASSUR rMESr
OF GENTS S8OES.
Gents Low Ties. Button and Gsiters 81 50.
Gents Caf O1fcrd's and Low Baton 50 TO So 80.
Geil''s Be,t Hand-safched Caters and Button,
Gents beautiful Calf Caters and shoes, s2s to
Gents soii Caters. Ties and Button, 81 50 tc
PAY Us VISIT BY ALL MEANS,
IT WILL REPAY YOU
wM. HAHy'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOTSES
- $40 ST.. bPIv cen IA and q,
1873 Penna. ave-, bet. 10th and 20til.
ss Sim he'd Upper" mar29-Iw
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The Weather.

TIC " tEEtECF.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April I. ISL, $50 a. 10.
For New England and rhe middle statea
partly cloudy weather, occasional light SNOW
northwest TO southwest winds, slight fall ia
temperature and slowly rising barometer.
RANGE or THs THERMOMETERS
The following are the readings OF tie ther-
mometer at the Signal OfHce during the day
] q M So: II a. m, 33': . .. m 400. Maxi
mum, a. .. minimum 34To
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WHAT WE HAVE GOT,

WHAT WE HAVE GOT
EIGHTY BRAND REV RAILROAD CARS, az
greg atiDg OVER 4. 900 feet in length.
2GS, COO YARDS CANVASS-TENrS in duplicate
the largest ever erected
RINGS IN WHICH APPEAR 3 TINES Every
Day 300 CHAMPION CIRCUS CELhBRITIES
TIMES THE LARGEST MENAdERIE IN
THE WORLD.
MORE GIANTS, Human and Beast than all
other Shows en- Earth combined.
MORE ELEPHANTS AND CAMELS Trained:
more rare tallioIs and chaste and original Fea-
lures than all other Travelling Entertainments put
together
AND WE NEVER ADVERTISE ANYTHING WE
Do NOT EXHIBIT.
WHO DARE DISPUTE THESE FACTS?
sE-T Three Performances every d iy st 10 80 a IN.
and2 and :30p.m.
~ Doors open one hour earlier.
THE GRAND SPECTACULAR STREET DIS
PLAY
Will occur st s 80 a m.
tF- Admission only as usual. IL
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l. u M Is T. Il.
OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT
VIM AND PUSH WILL Do. NOTHING
But STEADY Low PRICES, YEAR IN
AND YEAR OUT, WILL CREATE AND
MAINTAIN BUSINESS SUCH AS
OURS. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT
BUYERS CAN POSSIBLY SEEK 10 AS
SURED. Low PRICES LARGE STOCK
OF SIX MILLION FEET. AND AN
ARCHITECT TO FURNISH PLANS AND
DRAWINGS FREE OF CHARGE. NO
OTHER YARD OFFERS SO MANY In
JUDGEMENTS TO BUYERS.
WILLET & LIBB EY,
8 9Th st. and New York ave-,
Spr6gue Square,
Yards. n. Liberty Market Square.
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NATIONAL TaEATER.
The Fashionable Event of the Season.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 6,
complimentary I testimonial rendered to
SAMUEL G.. klNSLEY.
OF WASHINGTON win be presented, under the
THE PiRiTEs Of ? PENZaNCE.
PERsoNE OF THE OPEBA.-Mahel. General Stan
iiTaticsl Maid of All WORK, Mrs DR.. L. S. Kim
ball; Edith, Kate and Isabel, General SANKEY'S
Annie Sterling Richard. Pirate Chief, Mr.. b. o.
keyser: Samuel, his Lieutenant. MIR. = Fors-
n all; Frederic, Pirate Apprentice, Mr.. j O..
T. b. Hay; Edward, Sergeant of Police, Mr.. f.
M Pearson; General Stanleys Daughters, Pirates,
POLICEMEN, etc
The Pirates and Policemen will embrace the
mem ters of the well known Ap, lilo Glee Club of
Was hington. The orchestra score has been kindly
tn1nlthed by DeOyley, Carte, Esq. mar3ltf
L THE GREAT JANAUSCHEK.
The TRAGIC QUEEN.
EAEHoUsE-LAHSIF ,SEADLoOK and HoR-
The Janauschek Repertoire:
FCday night MARY STUART
"If the character Of the unhappy Queen of Scots
required vtndication Janauschek has done that
sisters part for her. Does not every witness of
PRESTON that the walls of Westminster inclose the
Zones Of a marty ?"-I lus trated London Times
recently at Booths Theatre. New YORK e'''D
Matinee. saturday...... MOTHER AND SON
natuioa5 nRAI mEDEA
On Thursday evening, April 7-Beneft Of J..
LOUIS FORD. Box Book now OPEN
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE UNDISPUTFD PRINCE
on THE WAY.
WASHINGTON, TWO DAYS.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY. APRIL Is AND 10.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

RARGAINS-Sel irg of my entire stock OF
ID BOOT AND SHOE az cost Gall early, be-
tore purchasing elsewhere. and scc1re bargains.
et q. 6Jhsl ER'S, lO2l 7th street % W mario IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-26

been showed in on that road two days
with nothi1 2 to eat except what little fruit
the train boz had and a DARRELL of crackers
that happened to be on board-it was a
mixed train and carried some freight
which accounted for the crackers. Cyrus.
taking advantage Of the lull in the storm.
started for a little town on the railroad
six miles away. in the direction Of the snow
bound train. He went after supplies !:
their stock was running very low. and it
was utterly impossible for a horse to get
through the drifts. he went on foot and
expected to brinS the things ON his back.
1t was past noon when he reached his desti-
nation and he was very much fatigued. in
fact. he thought ne had never been so tired
In all his lie.
Come from mp there. six miles, said
the grocer when he told him how far he
had come. Good God. man. how did
you get heres l. there any one alive up
there? You see we're half buried alive"
Cyrus thought 50 when he looked along
the street at the houses buried to the second
story Windows some of ihem-those that
had such a thing.
We're most out OF wood. too. been
bnrning lumber. furniture, anything We
could get hold OF. Want something to eat.
do You? Well. I'll Lee you have little.
yon can't carry much. of course. but if
you'd come yesterday | wouldn't let YOU
had much anyway we're 30 short here.
though could not let folks starye. But
will have plenty tomorrow, likely, the
train has moved up three miles to-day
since morning and they'll send a freight
right after them
Cyrus was glad to hear of the more
hopeful condition of affairs.
Lost any cattle up Your way ," asked
the man.
Not yet" said Cyrus we had mt
many. and they've managed To stand it So
tar, though its pretty hard on them
LCnniinnel tO-mOrrOM.l
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Prof. EDISOM'S
POI,YPORMl.

After much persuasion, Pyof. Edison aas been
prev.iled upon give to the world Lis tn ,y won
6erful discovery for alternating pain Fo, cars b
suffered from ns ,ralgie pains. unable to I'd any
remedy among ;-e hundreds which he trisa that
would give him pe rnanent ease. Finally he tecams
convinced that he must become his own ply sicizn
and seek BY expert ants, Tor the desired relief He
had taken al the We known sedAtives, which gave
only Temporary reliei AID produced nervousness.
loss Of appetite, &c. Ls now sought for eontir-
alton of such remedies n would, By OUTWARD app.-
cation cure him Of his distress and at same time not
be injurious to his system
alton until he at las. produced compound which,
BY .ppication entirely subdued ell pain and allowed
his system to recupera.e, and throw Of the disease
To his discovery Prof. Edison gave the name
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Nfu ADVERTISEMENTS.

Rest in the world Lasts longer than any r o
Aiwsys in good condition. cures sores ;,;ts,ons
Eyery nackage has the trade marx. Can 10. ~.
nine and take other. 'A~'
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For Sale.

An 50 acre farm In Lisbon I, miles from r.-,,,,,.
81 Is, . miles from Androscoggin Mills, Lewiston
1n good road good two story house, painted and
cd amd Two large barns; carriage house clapboard
renty Of wood and timber, and well watered ec
~ ions OF good hay, all moved by machine Iarp
plums grapes and cramberries fine shade trees AMI
Tery pleasant location N' "ees' anu
NATHAN BUCKNAM,
amo.7 Proprietor, Lisbon, Me.
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rheumatism Permanent
Cured.

M, Dah'ei b. Dodge, Edgecomb, Me- testjfies the,
ne contracted rheumatism in the army and &C.
., long years suffered, he thinks, as much as
;.uio suner' was treated by some of the bss
mssIciahs IN the State, and sf erwards in kos,or
oeneft was cured by six bottles cLARKE,S
disa.s. FL ~ ELiAIk an.. has had NO return of the
six has,. s or sale BY all Der bottle.
weoW421y,
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q the GREAT
BTRLINGTON ROUTE.

ewNo other line runs Three Through Pas
senger Trains Daily between Chicago, Des
Moines, Council Bluffs, Omaha. Lincoln. st.
Joseph, Atchson, Topeka and Kansas City.
Direct connections for all points in Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado. Wyoming. Montana, Ne
vada. New Mexico, Arizona Idaho, Oregon and
California.
The Shortest, Speediest and Most Comforta-
BILE Route via Hannibal to Fort Scott. DenisOn,
Dallas, Houston, Austin San Antonio, Calves
ton and all points in Texas.
Line to Travellers and Tourists are as follows:
The celebrated Pullman 06-wheeD Palace
Sleeping Cars. run only on this Line. C.. Is. l.
Q. Palace Drawing-RoOm Cars. with Horizons
Reclining Chairs. No extra charge for Seats
in Reclining Chairs. The famous c.. r. e. Q.
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars
fitted with Elegant High-Backed Rattan Re-
vOlving Chairs for the exclusive use OF first
class passengers.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, COM
bined with their Great Through Car Arrange
ment makes this. above ali others, the favorite
Route to the South, Southwest, and the Far
West
Try it, and you will find travelling q luxury
instead OF a discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
for sale at all offices in the United States and
Canada.
All information about Rates of Fare. Sleep
ing Car Accommodations, Time Tables, &C..
will be cheerfully given by applying to
10. A. BEAN. Gen'l Eastern Agent,
n 306 Washington ST., Boston. Mass.
and 81. Broadway, New York.
JAMES r. WOOD. Gen. Pass. Agt., Chicago.
7. J. POTTER. Gen. Manager, Chicago.
marlyt & w4Oweeks
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Thomas Graves Of LitchheiSd a !. Of
w County Of Ne nebec, on the eighteenth ~ ;bst
october A. ID. 1877, by his deed OF mortgage Rock
date, recorded in kennebec Registry OF DeeasW ses
3l5, Page 3zc, conveyed 10 Alden Monlton q Ms;ne.
In the County of Androscoggn and state OF M;,dnas
certain piece or parcel of land with the ounSnjns
thereon, situated in said town of Lrchied Ssid
one hundred and thrfytwo acres more or iess aid
premises fully set forth and drscriD ~ I'D
mortgage deed, TO which reference may be r. Ire
mortgage deed given to secure the payment ~ q
certain notes Of hand therein described, ana ten
the conditions Of said mortgage have been o' same
l, Alden MOultOn claim 3 foreciOse OF Inc nd.
according to the statutes In such made snu
vided, and do hereby give this notice forths. PIN.
Wales, April q, 1881.
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Notice.

Notice Il hereby given that my wife, Martha Ian.
Smell has len my bed and board. Therefore forh;d
any pefso harbofng or trusting her ON INV acc,uns
SSsne~ 10y ~ Aeei q WALTER SMELL
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Continued tomorrow. }
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The Lives Insured by the Society kre carefully Sc
lected in different parts of North America and Europe
furnishing, by this broad field Of operations. an 40
itional and exceptional safety tot he Policy holders
Thc assurances are made only on the Mutual Premi
ums Principal The Surplus are returned annually Il
the Insured.
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No. Bridge Block. water st. Recently repaired
Eleven nice sleeping rooms. Inquire of
c. r. GOULD, or DOUGHTY BROS.
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PENSIONS

s;on" New and Honorable Discharges, Patents. etc
Thousands entitled. New Laws. Now Is me t,lhe
20 not DELAY soldiers, Widows, Children,
Parents Brothers and Sisters entitled. rave your
claims Investigated. Apply at once. Send two
siamos for blanks and Instructions, complete. TO
JENKINS A. FITZGERALD: Z. 5. Clam ana
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-15
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL,

Eight prisoners escaped from the Balti.
more county Jail at Towsontown through
an opening which they had cut in the wall
and which had escaped detection.
One hundred and twenty eight failures
were reported to Bradstrcet's during the
past week, the largest number for any one
week since March and an increase of
thirty three over the record for the pro-
ceding week.
There is movement on foot to erect Il
memorial church over the long-neglected
grave of William Henry Harrison, the first
president that Ohio gave to the nation
The remains of General Harrison have
lain for forty years on picturesque mound
overlooking the Ohio river, fifteen miles
below Cincinnati. Nothing but a plain
stone in rude enclosure marks to spot.
In San Francisco fire in Upstone's S
blacksmith shop communicated to the Cal
ifornia planning mill, which was in few
moments in flames, and the flames soon
leaped across Spear street and attacked
Vigmore's lumber yard, spread to saloon
on the corner, and thence down Howard
street nearlyto Stewart, consuming num-
ber of small establishments. The loss is
5000, 900. After the fire was partly sub
dued two bodies, charred beyond recogni-
tion, were found at the rear of the building
IN which the fire started.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-15
a Brain CiOut for Cessna.
Philadelphia Times


Mr.. d. Stewart Elliott, chairman of the
Republican committee of Bedford county,
has just issued formal harangue to the
members Of the Reformed church, to make
them vote for Mr.. Cessna for president
judge. The pretext for the address is the
assumption that many members of that
church in Somerset will vote for Mr. Baer,
MIR. Ccssna's competitor, and the political
chairman insists that the members OF the
Reformed church must not vote for Mr..
Baer, because Mr.. Cessna has been men,
Der of the same church since 1874.
The members of the Reformed church
in Bedford and Somerset will be likely to
do just as the Presbytcrians, Methodists,
Luthcrans, Baptists, Catholics and all
Other churchmen will dO-that is vote for
the candidate for Judge who seems to them
best fitted for tho position. The only
probable exception to the rule may be
the natural disposition of the members of
the Reformed church to resent the idiotic
effort to drag them and their church into
q political fight to gain their votes for
Mr.. Cessna. Men of sense and honesty,
leaving out the question of religion entire
ly, never thus offend religious faith BY
dragging it into the miro of politics, and
if Chairman Elliott's sectarian appeal
doesn't prove boomerang to the Cessna
cause, it will he tho first time that such
tomfoolery didn't brain-clout its own
friends.