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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

G. 4. Rogers, Esq, of Boston, Pres
struction company, and J. Stafford,
ESD. of Topeka, Vice-President of the
Topeka, Salina & Western Railroad
company, will he i'm our city to-day
friday. Mr.. Rogers is inspecting
the line of our road, SO rs to post him
self thoroughly as to its advantages.
He has already had advantageous Of
fers. i'm advance, for the bonds of our
road, and anticipates no difficulty In
selling them rs rapidly as money will
be needed for the construction of the
road.-C0uncp GrOpe r publican.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

q. +. Hutton returned yesterday
from his circuit of the State with his
horses. He hasfive horses which have
taken one or more premiums at the
various fairs visited. The horses are
Cork Boy, Enoch Arden, Burnett
Boy, Maud and Georgia. Mr.. Hutton
visited the fairs at Bismarck, Topeka,
Manhattan, Clyde and Washington.
He claims that the Oak Dale Park
track is ahead of all ne has seen, and
and that the Park is by far the pref
tiest of all.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

.~s-SsS HSHssJ esS>sA w. SssAsS
Mr.. A. Keefer IL clerking at r. T.
Watson's. He will be pleased to see
all bis old customers and - many new
ones - will come, ct that place.
The finest oyster stews ut Mrs. Lays.
Old papers for sale at this Office.
Oysters in every style tMs. Lays.
o. @. coffee always to be had at Ed
Smiths.
The best confectionery In the city at
Lay'a
WANTKD-A girl for general house
work by Mn. r. T. Watson, 9Th st.
Highest cash price paid for hogs at
Bartlett and Jenkins,
:Barsains in dry goods 1t the Palace
Store.
All the Franklin Square" publica-
lions ct Whitehead & Seaman's.
Fresh and reliable groceries at Ed
Smiths. %.
Fresh Dat Miiaesaand HomIny at
Watson's.
Pure linen handkerchiefb, s cents .
piece, 1t the Palace Stere.
WAKTKD.-A nurss girl. Apply to
Mn. J. B. Whitehead.
Go and look ct those new goods at
d. 4 J. b. Whitehead'sL
A full line Of boys and children's
clothing 1t the New York Store.
For . good lunch the farmer il invi
ted to 20 to Lays restaurant.
The latest publications Of the Frank.
lin Square sseries just received by
Whitehead 4 Seaman.
For your groceries 60 to the Palace
Store.
WANTED-Ten cords Of wood. APP
ply to John Shesrin.
Highest cash price paid for good
butter and eggs, ct Watson's.
The best oysters In the market will
always b found ct Mrs. Lays.
FoR RsNTITwo farms near town.
Enquire Of Bishop 4 Chscs. salina-
New Pickles, by the gallon or bottle.
1t Watson's.
For your hannels, blankets, wooden
yarns, ETC.. 90 to the Palace Store.
Parties and entertainments served
with the best oysters and in the best
stpls BY Nm. Lay.
Lots Of ladies' and misses cloaks
and dolmans, from $50 to $500 q
piece, at the New York Store.
Drop into D. 4 ]. B. Whitehead's,
TO take . look 1t their new stock Of
jewelry and silver-plated ware.
Dry goods cheaper than ever at the
Palace Store.
Give me . call. I will try 70 suit
you. Ed Smith.
New goods-latest styles and lowest
prices-at MARYLAND. Dodge 4 Moore's
The most popular resort for the IA
dies Il 1t d. 4 J. b. Whitehead'e,
where they congregats 70 SO the new
jewelry, ailver-plated ware. clocks, &c.
Mems and boys overcoais. cheaper
than any one, ct MARYLAND, Dodge 4
Noore's.
We have all shades and colon Of
silk velsets also three different quail.
itiss Of black silk velvets.
R0fHsCHILD Bn0s.
The latsst publications Of the Frank
lin square sesiss just received by
Whitehead and 6eaman.
Good, solid boets, that viii wear all
winter. Sbe e3S0. q Mainland, Dodge
4 Nooes'a
Save year money md invest In tina
slsgat jsvslly q d. = J. =. White
haod's.
Yea win always gst The bsst Tea
and Ce6ss e WaEssa's.
Call and - cur IN wool oashmirse.
lbe - osn6 ~ yard. ct The Palace
6toea Lz10WIcH 4 WoGHyYHR
A fall s4sck q CaliNbenis Canned
Fruits, alss CAlllbenia Jslliss and
lem, q WaADoa's.
Fun RU-Tvo goed rooms over
J. J. Purcell 4 Cas- Drug eases. Ap-
ply b thiD olDes q b J. W. Undss.
wood.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

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oo0iao 0oooov 1ooohseU' Associates.
The nesting of the Association, Oct.
lse, was quite largely attended. About
thirty member were present The
Association W. called 70 order by
President Goodwin. AMER the pre-
hminarv EXERCISES, the programme,
which wes . very interesting one, was
presented. It was - followS:
Consultation Of the United States.
conducted byProE Rollman.
Philooophy-mattef and it, proper.
ttee-6y Prof. Fitzpatrick.
Origin and formation Of the English
language, BY Prof. Burch.
A reject reading BY Aiss Eta Cham
bern.
An essay BY Mls Clara Teague.
ALI named In this programme were
present and took part In the exercises
With theexception Of Mr.. Rollman and
Mias Chamber.
In Aiss Chamber absence, Prof
0oohofn volunteered TO give Q select
reading, which waD delivered In 0
magtefly way.
The discussion Of matter and it,
properties, BY Prof Fitzpatrick, was
exceedingly Interesting. After going
over the different properties Of matter.
and explaining each, he presented 70
the association . number Of questions
which were answered and discussed
By the member At the next meet
ing the Professor will exhibit some
philosophical experiments.
MI. Burch read carefully prepared
essay on the History Of the English
language, which rejected credit 10 the
writer.
An sssay on Joe, . character In
Dickens Great expectations, was read
BY Min Teague. Il Wa IN able pro-
ducti0n and will bear repeating.
The next meeting will be held Nov.
lAh. There will Be two sessions, the
first from 10 TO II . m, the second be-
ginning 1t l:SO p. m. The following
10 the programme:
0rammar-parts Of speech, special
attention given to verbs, conducted by
Prot. Burch.
Origin Of the constitution and
branches Of government, by Prof
ROllman.
Philosophy-gravity, weight and
specific gravity, by Prof. Fitzpatrick.
In connection with the special
topics there will be an essay read by
some member Of the Association.
All members are requested to be
present at the next meeting.
NJ. E. PECK. Secretary.
Mis- Mary Austin, teacher of music,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

The following ladies will appear in
the tableaux: Mrs. A. f. Ransom,
Misses Minnie Sargent, Minnie Nc
Daniels. Gertie Powers, Fannie Berks.
Gertie Goodwin, Annie Woolley, Min
ME Beebe, Annie Murphy, Ella Beebe.
Katie Eberhardt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

The daily receipts of the fair were
about rs follows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13
UNION SPY CAST.

We give below the cast Of characteri
in the Union Spy" play, - cor.
rected:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

Report ofthe enrolment and attend
ancs Of the Salins Public Schools, foI
the month, ending Oct. It'll, 1881:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

Mis- Mary Austin, teacher Of music,
(piano and organ). Residence. south
Seventh street. All orders for sheet
music promptly attended to. 37m2
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13
Publication Notice.

In the District Court Of saline County, Kans,.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

Mr.. A. Keefer b clerking ut r. T.
Watson's. He will be pleased to see
all his old customers and - many new
ones - will come, at that place.
, 1881-02-27
PLfWOS.
PLdWOS,
'1E:INWAY
Up RIGHT
PIANOS!

For the past seventeen years our house
has been identified with the sale Of Stein
way Pianos III Chicago, during the great
er portion Of which period it was the
only establishment carrying the bulk Of
its piano stock in Uprights, other houses,
for Obvious reasons, combining themselves
mainly to Squares.
We recognized at an early date that the
Steinway was the ONLY RELIABLE UP
| RIGHT IN THE MARKET, aud accord.
ingly manifested orr fnith by making q
speciality Of it and bringing its trans
cendent merits prominently before the
public.
As is we'll known, the MANY thousands
Of SteinMay Uprights introduced by US
into happy Western homes are constantly
singing their own praises and speaking
golden words for Steinway & Sons and
Lyon & Hcaly.
1t should he remembered to the credit
Of the Messrs. SteinWay, that to them,
and to them alone, belongs the dist1n-
gnisfled honor OF bringing the Upright
Piano to its present high state Of pcrfec.
tion. They triumphed where ALL man
ufacturers who preceded them failed, the
other makers having brought the Upright
Piano into disrepnte from which it suf.
fers even to this day.
THE STEINWA{ UPRIGHT ALONE
HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TINE in
both hcmispheres and unde:' the most Sc.
we're trials. 1t has long been tile popular
American Home Piano. It Is recognized
the world over as THE LEADING PAR.
L0R PLANO OF THE AGE, and Is dcs-
tined to be the Piano OF the Future. It
appears before discriminating public
to-day, not as claimant for recognition
on the score OF some new and untriel in-
vention, which, like 50 many other So
called improvements, may be abandoned
to.morrow{ but it bases its claims for su.
periority largely on that conquering ar-
ray Of TIN1E-TRIED PATENTS which
contributed so materially to Steinway's
great and unparalleled victories in the
art Of piano. building.
4 piano should he selected with view
to its lasting for lifetime, and the
SteinWay Upright alone possesses this
quality. Procure StcinWay and the
work will be complete. Should Jou pur-
chase any other make you simply invest
III m experiment, and one likely to be
exchanged for SteinWay at some future
time.
, 1881-02-27

dyspepsia, kumyss ncts like charm, promptly
reviewing ~ ;all the distressing symptoms of such
Gases- When the Stomach rejects nit else,
lhnmyss Is retained and asslmlla1ed, afFortlng
Inc patient nourishu1ent, rengti1. and comfort,
ano, MS logical consequence, nervous
ness nc ceases and refreshing sleep follows:
III scarlet. intermittent. Enstric. and
typhold fever. prefer Kun yss as the cxcl,ls-
IKE d,et 1t sa'istles thirst and hunger and ailays
me lever. kunyss bus considerably tho ad-
Snntage over drugs, in that it never can do
harm To dose IN irritable stomach with drugs
Is an nbsurdiiy which no intelligent physician
attempts In this day. But not only in extreme
cases should Kumyss bc rcsorted to; it should be
the chief remedy for weak stomach under nil
t.i.H ciircHun:<ta,ces. The dyspopttc brain worker
win few glasses OF ku1nyss day will improve
h!s digestion and bis nerve force. La'lies would
oe lcss nervous, more vigorous, and healthier
locking 1t they would add to their daily diet
few GlAsScs Of kumys5."
Send for trcutlse on kumyss. Beware Of iml--
tauonS.'
Arcnds kumyss is not sold to the trade, but
to consumers only.
4. Areud, chemist, corner Madison street and
Fifth avenue
, 1881-02-27
MEDITIJ,
&: i
Itching and Sca!y Diseases, Scrofulous
Humors, Ulcers, Old Sores, and Mer-
curial Affections Cured When All
Other Human Agencies Fail.

1. Cuticura Resolvent purifles, strengthens.
and supports the system through the most crit
ical stages OF blood. skin. md scalp humors and
disorders OF the liver. kidney, and urinary organs.
= Cuticura. medicinal Jelly, arrests disease,
allnTs inflammation, itching, und irritation heals
ulcers, and eats :!way dead skin and flesh.
J. Cuticura Medicinal Soap. for the toilet, bath,
and nursery cicanses. soothes, refrcshes, and
bcautitics the skin. Cuticur:l Shaving Soap is
the only medicinal shaving soap
SKIN KUhl0RS, MILK CRUST, ETC.
s11S HrMoR--,lrs. s. f. whipplc, Decatur,
Mich, writes that her face. head aud some parts
scabs and sores. Suffered fenrrully, and tried
everything. Permanently cured by Cutlcira
MILK Cnrsr.-sfrs. Bowers, 143 C}lnton-st., Gin
cnuatt, speaks Of her sisters child, who was
cured OF milk crust, which resisted all remedies
for TWO years. Now fine. healthy boy, with u
TErTER or THE HANDs.-Elizabeth Buckley.
t1ttleton, n H., thankfully praises the Cuticura
Remedies Tor cure Of tcttcr Of the hands,
which had rendered them almost useless to her.
SCALD HEAD, AL0PEC!A, ETC.
scAIp HEAp.-H- 4. RAYMOND. auditor F, W.
head of nine years duration by the Cutlcura
Remedies.
FAILING F1uE HA1R.-Frank A. Bean, Steam
Fire Engine 6. Boston, was cured of alopecia
falling Of tho hair by the Cuticura Remedies.
which completely restored his hair when all said
he would lose it.
Observation-Disclosures Lee .-.40 tFnDkt0fu -8V.,
Philadelphia, a1iicrcd with tiandrulr, which for
twenty years bad covered his scalp with scales
u1it-Quarter OF I'M Inch III thickness, cured b.
the Cutlcura Remedies.
Cnticura Remedies are prepared by Weeks &
Potter, Chemists and Druggists, SO Washington
st., Boston, and are for sale by all Druggists.
Price of Cuticura, a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes,
SO cents: largo boxes, 81; Cuticura Keso1yent,
the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle: Cuttcura
Medicinal Toilet Soap, 25 cents: Cuticura Me-
dicinal Shaving Soap, u cents, j bars for Bar
bcrs ind large consumers, !D cents.
~ Ill mailed free on receipt Of price.
, 1881-02-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

1 ad ZIG kumy.e-Pzof. T.. 3I. Hale In
"KnwueIm wueImuulcation to THE TRIBUNE says:
tcsar sss Should be the reliance Of the ply
stIch u, II all those cases of debility In
lprompt Improvement uf the general tone
tasr dauSe huulyss is the blaudcst and most
temseru. ru.2@ested food, and US such the best nour-
n,onahs 1oe weak stomach: at the same timc,
krmFnsue toe process Of fermentation which
tenneJ u1Naergoes, medicinal qualities are de-
Aedira1 winch we yainly look for in materla
II nausea. vomiting, extreme cases Of
, 1881-02-27
AT DEERFIED, MICH.

Sp{cidl Dt*pdtch 70 Tx Ch1td56 1T1buHE
ADRIAN, Mich, Feb. 2G-While a donation
party at Burnham's Hail, Deertield, last
night, was being given by the Methodist
church congregation for their pastor, the
Eey. Mr. Dave, the parsonage was discov-
cred to be Oh fire. and with its contents, in
rludine an $500 library. Of the pastors, was
completely destroyed. Loss total. as the i'll
5urance had recently expired. The aggre-
gate amounts to St, 600. The alarm caused a
great panic in the crowded hall: but no one
Eas hurt
, 1881-02-27
EDlS0N'S LIGHT At DETROIT.

=; DETROIT, Mich, Feb. oG-The Edison
1lectric Light Company has been organized
u 1h!s city, composed of some Of the heayi-
~ capitalists and business men, for the
:s4autactu-e and furnishing of light accord
- = II the Edison patent Last night the
9sGtamon Council Of this city passed all OF
reGe rraance allowing this Company to use the
n.ee1s nMee1s tor the purpose Of furnishing this
~ Detroit is the first city in this coun-
, 1881-02-27

6ptttd1 Dt5Pd1th 10 7 NJ C"Gceo 11touHe
INDEPENDENCE, H., Feb. CA fire was
discovered about twenty minutes to this
morning in the grocery store Of Macdonald
Bros. in Phillips new block. The Fire De-
partment were promptly on hand and the fire
extinguished. but not until about s., 1000 dam
age had been done to the building and stock,
which is fully covered by insurance in the
old Hartford and other companies.
, 1881-02-27
At GREENFIELD. O.

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 2C.-The residence Of
SW. Allen, at Greenfield, O., burned yes
terday. Miss Belle Allen jumped from a
second-story window, broke both arms, and
received internal injuries. It is feared they
mar be fatal. Loss on building. $1,000; in
sQ1alce, 1,50l
, 1881-02-27

san,sooa sooa as the public earns that the Shakers
rsrsd d'aaslla is tie genuine Shaker medicine pre-
selccs1I,F I,Fus' roots, herbs. and berries. grown,
"a H., and prepared b.I the Canterbury Shak-
p-rfssaaaxer Village, \. H., they viii take it in
h. to all others, such is their regard for
4afActer OF the Cnilcd Brethren.
, 1881-02-27

BRslNARD'S "MUSlCaL WORLD"
T., ."e nare examined the Aarch number and
W.. W. exceedingly pleasing and instructive. and.
~ us sixteen pages OF choice new music, is
,sa soe'a necessity TO every one having 4 piano
,.' efRan For sale ut all news stands at Is cents
vps vn.s or $l.59 a year, or at S. Brainard's Sons,
~4e publishers, 10 StA,e street. Chicago, Ill.
, 1881-02-27
AT TIACOEIA.%.H.

LAcoSA, n T., Feb. 26.-The shops Of
the Laconia Car Company were burned this
morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance, SIG, 900.
Fire hundred men are thrown out Of work.
, 1881-02-27


san Francisco, Cal, Feb. 2G.-The hay
md grain warehouse OF Moore i Mc1aren
burned early this morning loss, $4,000.
Two employees slept in the establishment;
one perished, the other was badly injured.
, 1881-02-27

HOSIERY.
+ |EPAR[)RI[)GES'
MAIN STORE.
1EIV
Spring
. HOSIERY!
"1a|ucg Better Than Shown
By Other Houses .
C. G. Ladies' LisIe Thread Hose,
in Cardinal, Blue, Ecru, and
Lavender, only $!.00; worth
$I.50.
Ladies' silk Hose, best makes,
at $3.50, $500, $3.50,
$500, $500, and $500;
The best values ever offered
in this market. :"
200 different styles Of Ladies'
Fancy Hose, our own iEnpor-
(: tation, and only shown BY Us,
at Soc, 75c, $|.00.
Ladies' Kair-|ine Stripes, 25c,
30c, 35c, and Soc; at low
est prices.
An elegant line Of Ladies' Mourn
ing Hosiery just received.
100 doz. Ladies' Lis|e Thread
open work in beautiful shades,
just received for spring.
500 doz. Ladies' UnbIeached
BaIbriggan at 25c per pair;
the best IN the market for
! the money,
, 1881-02-27
i Destructive conflagration at
Sterling, ILL.,, Early Yester-
day Morning.
-..n Oatmeal Mill and q Large
Elevator Completely
Destroyed.
cnyington, Ky., the Scene Of Three
Destructive Fires Yes
terday.
The Shops Of the Laconia, n. H., Car
Company Fall Prey to the De-
-. youring Element,
4 s20,O0O Blaze in San Francisco-Burn-
ing Of Residence at Green
field, 0.
AT STERLING, ILL.
Sp<tinl Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune


Speciol Dispatch to 1Ak Chicago Tribune.
STERLING, Ill, Feb. 26.-At 12::3S0 O'Clock
this morning the large oatmeal mill OIL the
uster-power was discovered to be on fire.
In few minutes 1t was beyond all control,
and the destruction of the building, contents,
and machinery was inevitable Soon it COM
municated to the i'm mense elevator, and in a
short time both mill aud elevator were de-
stroytd. The buildings were owned by
Church s. Patterson, and we're leased to ?.
stein, who has been using them for oatmeal
manufacture for about year.
Loss on the mill, $4,000; insured for
1850 in the following companies: Phoenix,
of Hartford, $1,000; Traders, Of Chicago,
5000; British America, $1,000; Hartford,
Of Connecticut, S1,5oo. Loss OH the
elevator, 5000. insured as follows:
Pennsylvania, Of Philadelphia, $500.
Loss on machinery, stock, and con-
tents $4,000, insured as follows:
Home. of New York, 5000: Lancashire,
Of Manchester, S1.c0o: Fire Association, of
Philadelphia. S1.:>01; German American, Of
New York, 5000: German. Of Freeport, ILL.,,
$1,000: North British il Mercantile, 81, 800; ;
franklin Fire, Of Philadelphia, $1,000; Ma
tional, Of Hartford, Conn, $l,002; total, .Sl3,-
l11. at one time It WAS thought tile large
works of the Novelty Manufacturing Com
pany must surely go, but the Fire Depa1t-
navnt made gallant fight, and little damage
vas done.
, 1881-02-27
WET GOODS.
SEPE(;IkLI SA[IE|'
Wet Goods!
FROM
New York Auctions.

We vii! offer this week a Spe-
cia| Perenptory Cash Sale Of all
Wet and Damaged Goods We
bought at Fire Underwriters
Sale Of the stock Of MesSrS.
SWeetzer, Pembroke & Co. at
The recent Fire at HOS. 365 &
367 Broadway, New York City,
which consists Of:
1000 pieces Standard Prints, Merrimacs,
Hamilton, Coc1.eca s. Simpsons, at 4c,
&c, and &c.
300 pieces WAite F7annels at 12ho, 16c, 18c,
9;*c, and @5c.
200 dozen .f1l-Lfncn Napkins at Goo, 60c, G5c,
75c, 90c, 81, S1.96, S1.60, $1.76, and
So.
50 pieces Bleached DamasIs at doc, 50c, Coo,
Csc, 75c, $50, ard 00c.
rs pieces Irish Linen at 26c, SOC, Soc, 37Ac,
40c, 46c, and SOC.
is pieces Butchers' Linen at 35c and size.
10 pieces Pu{o1rcase Linens at 46c and 60c.
IS pieces Linen Diapers at S1.@6, $3.50. and
$1.75.
100 pieces Plaid Katnsoo1s and Pi1tses at
1916 and 16c.
so pieces Loom Dice Table Linens at 1sc, e0c,
25c, soc, Soc, 40c, and doc.
COO Short Lengths and Remnants Of Cloths
and Cusstnaeres.
z, 1000 imported French Canras Tides at csc,
CSC, SOC and 37!9c; not half price.
800 do=e,. Mems Merino Shirts and Dra.rers
at Soc, 35c, 374zc, 45c, SOC, and Csc.
200 do=e7. Hens ILL Hool Scarlet Shirts and
Dra.rers at CSC and ;31.15.
200 lots Of Ladies', Misses, and Chtldren's
Hosiery.
800 dozen Ladies' Mcrino Ye*ts and Pants at
SOC, 35c, 40c, 45c, SOC, and CSC.
IS pieces Black Gros Grain Dress 8i{l:s at 48c,
Coo, G5c, 75c, $50, zoe, 81, $1.s6, $3.50,
S1.75, and Sc. =,
100 pieces Colored Dress Sul:s at Zoe, G5e,
75c, 85c, 20c, and 81.
so pieces Oolored Satins at soc, Csc, and 75c.
100 pieces Flannel Suitiags at csc.
so pieces vard-pide Pacific Cretonnes at 1oe.
s pieces Site Warp Henrietta at S1.e5 aud
$3.50; atrftl cheap.
@5 pieces 1a..isc at 60c, Csc, and 75c.
rs pieces French B.sntings at CSC.
80 pieces best Turkey Red Damasks at 4Sc.
90 pieces 6-4 Fool S.tlt;nas at SOC.
1000 pieces Jara Uoncycons1 aud Plaid Cam
ras at Zoe, 18c, *5c, and 35c.
IS pieces Black: Cashmere at 4Jc, 4Sc, 5Oc,
G0c, Csc, 70c, 75c, Soc, soc, and 81.
200 lots Of BlcacIcd and Drotca Conons, Giug-
Ha,,as, Dr;ltinU,, Iicl:ings, CIcrtots, DC,
fcay under regular prices.
, 1881-02-27

CINCINNATI, Feb. o6.-Two fires occurred
across tie river, in Covington, ky.. early this
morning, In tenement houses. Loss, $4,000.
They were occupied by four families, and
burned about l Il. m. The occupants es-
capped in 4 panic, hut no one was injured. A
little later the Hyde flouring-inill. i'll Lewis
burg, suburb Of Covington. was burned.
Tue building was three-stor, brick. with
two run Of stones. 1t was recently pur-
chased BY Mcssrs. Walls, Wurster L. Feus,
at cost Of about $4,000. The entire con-
tents and machinery of the mill were de-
suoyed. It was partially insured.
, 1881-02-27


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lreceny received letter from resident payStcnn
Of Denver, Colo which zc:,ds a. follows: 'Df Pratt
instruct tie proper adntnls r,on Of the RENE
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ths ~ T." SEND a vii
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HOME TESTIMONY:
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DIR. CLESSON PRATT,