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HpEktut OUPQltH 10 1hk EHt<011 1fkUAHss
WABAs,g. Ind, Nov. ss9.-wabasli Is cntcrtatt,-
Ing soTe very hard characters. The safe nt u.
Thompson's t!ournR.u,t!l was blown open Sat
urtlay night au1 Rotao $40 tnkcn thtrefEotn.
Lust night about . o'clock Edward Stone. II
young mH,l, while driving through tho long cor.
cred brldne across tho Wansh islscr ut ihis
point, WAS l,uitetl by party N four. Two Of
whom hRid tlis horses. nne presented II rovo'yer
to hIs Glr, ard The otler went thronRt his
pockets. stone was punticrcd Of nearly n
hundred dollars, nfter which hp was permitted
Ia drive mi without 1nolustnti0n. Officers were
nutltted Of tue robbery Within an hnnr. hut wore
humble to secure any clew to their identity.
, 1881-11-29

BHELHyviLt.M, Ind, Nov. .@8.-14ast night the
hnysl IT J. Il. Arnold, near horo. was set uh IRE
aud eutirsIy destroyed, causing loss Ut Fao).
.thls evening the uicers got Vew Oh tho Man
that did tbs alsed. aud have started l hot pl;r.
silit sitter him. liz IL surpassed to ba one Ut q
dangerous kanK that iuteaa this coullnun!ty.
, 1881-11-29

ST. Lur1s, Mo-, Nov. .s.-Petcr II. Scott Bhcr-
II Of peniscot County, Daniel Mum, md u. j.
Haneroft, merchants Of that county. and ". y.
Wnrl aud Fr,,uk y. Roberts. attorneys of the
PemIscot circuit. arrived here last Night rs prls-
oncrs Of tho United statcs Marshal. chnrxed
With obstruoting tho process of tho United
Ntates CIruu,t CURT OF tho ERatcrn District Of
Missouri. This morning John Httttnn. nn nttor-
uay uf ths city. WIS u3sD nrrt4tel TN the BAfi,o
charge. Tho charge nRHnst these nrisnncra
nrIacs from repcvynx and taking posscssiHti Or
goods III possession Of Unlttl 9tMleS Marshall.
, 1881-11-29
Murder Of Three Immigrants
Near Aberdeen, Miss, Prob
ably hy n Companion.
Arrest OF a Man in Iowa Sus'
pected Of lncendlarism in
j.. Omaha.
The Instigntor Of Murders Committed
In 1877 Caught by q De-
tcctfyc.
Erb, tho st. Louis Murderer, Will Prob
ably Hang About the First Of
f.: January.


Another LTnCllln4 In nfHhHWRas
sDtttai Ulspatth to 1.hs Chicago Tribune.
f11yt.E ttoCK, Ark, Nov. "3.-At ociock this
mbrnlny ,no, 0f about ffty tncn surrnunded
tho Jnl at Dart]nneiio. In which jh1nos F. tioi-
land wns confined. mud demanded adtnlttance,
threatening, II rnfuse1, to tcur the structure
down. The jni,or anil guards surrendered With
out striking II hlow, md tho rtuRlcaders Of tue
mob entered this prison and Bc!zrd Holland. who
WAS handuutrcd aud lYlnY down. lie spranT up
aut naked: Whnt 10 sou vant?" Your !tte.
one Of tho mob answere,l. laconica'ty. Holland
tremblcl violently, but propar1t 10 rcalet TO Inc
ienth. Tho struggle which followed waa
yervt brief, tho unfortunate prisoner being
overpowcred lit few moments. 4 rope wae put
around bis neck and he WAS than dragged Into
tho. jnIyarsi nsnid u storm 0htha and 1cers. The
ropc WIS Hung over Il beam and tho unfortunate
ntns, hnulct IN and its dead botly left swaytng
In tho wln,l. Having completed thoir work, the
r,on Withdrew, crossing tho river md dtsappear-
Ing In the v!clufty OF ltdsscllvl!c 1t Is Thought
they were tho rniue gang that 1ynched Taylor.
murderer whom Gov. Churchill rcsp!ted lust
su,t,tnrr. Holland WIS hanged IN tho enne ben m
which tho mob used when Tnylpr WAS executed.
Holland WAS respectfully Utsnncctcd, 'and from
his yoith up had .,aun allowed his n'v1 WY bs
plnt with William Casey ind t'hArles u. i!e!ph.
icy tt rob ni1 murder 4 plnntGr natneA ii'!r'
uess .tns,es. liclphilcy killed JoHes and ted with
tic tt.tttey, hut WIS afterwards ctptilrul nHt3
Hld Casey. Thu lMttpr WIS twice sentenced t0
hung. During IitAnda q trint flclphncyrscnped
and ahoraly afterSard Hoana a,ia Cniey e Mr6a uao
likewise. They were caplurcd reeently 70 ron
third IynchER which hAs dlsKraceu ! oil County
In tho pAst twelve months.
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GhtE, o., Nov. 21.-Aitcn EstcrlluR Inst night.
Mt Old stratts.i!o, Atahl,rd and Killed Ltvl Pays
E.terling. WIN IA a wrt -kunwn stsspnrn.to Ia In
inf nj New Lexington. Excitement Ii high,
with thrcatSof lynchtr1E.
, 1881-11-29
A Drunken Murderer

Rptetas t}tsoateh to m CA4eaao Tribune.
Ni1.wAukEK, Nov. 23.-lsaau CrosS got on
apses today, aud. going to tho hnuso Of Frank
schuh, fatally shot Mrs Schulz. snd then lodged
n bullet lu Soa.!n'A hsntl. M cause. except tho
condition Ut The man, !s allevsA tor shs act.
Ars, Hpbub will die. .+ 80
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The Barnard Murder Case at Charlotte,
Mich.

Hpff1dl UfoaF{k 70 IHz EHIed86 3v18RfR.
CrANLorTE. hiich,. Nnv. .St--Tho ltarnRrd
oase wAs continued this afternoon. The court
room waa filled III h0ur borore the opening Of
tho court. lwenty-threo witnesses weeo swOrn.
Tho bulk Ut tho testimony wns proof of the
character of Mrs. }nsnartl rs Christian woman,
Mtinche,l to llonlu ami husband. Il. I. 1arnRrd.
rho husband Of tho aefcndant. was kept some
time 0u tho stand. ami impressed nil with his
STRAIGHTFORWARD 8tory and lnaniy appearance.
The Gaao will occupy tho eutIrp Wcek.
, 1881-11-29

Spseiat Dtspafeh to 1ht thfeaoo 7fth,tne.
HLOoMla1ros, ILL.,, Nov. .@5.-SpcnccrJo johnson,
far1ncr, aget u. fnlllng from load or Sorghum
cut.c this morning, wns ~ tr,tInptcd BY tho ex-
cited horses that 1t ia fcarci death will onsllc.
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New ORLEANS. Nny. .8.-1ohn McNorton. In
jured by the explosion Of tho boiler ut Delafr Ia
tinnd, the sixth victim. Three othess Wounded
arc expected to die. -
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bnr IL years Old. wnh caught stealing letters
from tho post-nlllce box Of F.. s. Miller. fnanu-
facthrer or rubber stntnps. Tho hoy WAS for
fnery IN MIlIcr's enpIby, and knew TINT Miller
received many letters continuing money.
, 1881-11-29

4 Boy Caught &tcalInK LetSeFs.
C,xutNxArI, o., Nov. sa+-Tha Ttn,ta-atar
Newark tO.} special says, Llswelya Edwasds. y
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Tho Philadelphia TIekot.Sc1fer.
Tntt.ArntrfftA. Nov. .a.-Tho grand Jury to-
day fc.,ml lrtto bills nRalnst Sylvester Wilson.
ilnktlt. AEAlpErs
, 1881-11-29

GNFINE 0R II 8IUI1H VtlHEFEs
nospouT, N. T.. Nov. 13.-tohn Booths atono
quarry ut Wilbur cAved this morning. killing tho
foreman Edward Koarncy. and Mtchael Nllhetn.
md seriously lnjurlnH john Cassidy aud San0y
rhaI0H.
, 1881-11-29

4 Young Nun Horribly Crush I'd by Cars.
spsxtu. ~ p1teo to Ths ch:eaeo Tribune.
OuEEscAsrtE, ind, Nov. .8.-Fsauk Riley. a
ynlllH nan or this place. wns horribly crushed
while coupling cars ut Aarn,ony, q stRtion OIL
tho st. Louis, Vnndn!n e. Terre HuGte Itond.
west Ut tho city. ycatesaay. lle WINS brought
here. and died last might from his injuries. He
was tnnrrlci to Miss f3rldgowaters opiy few
pays before.
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CABINET TALK.

----'~0s.-
GARNET TALK.
~1oAA*cA AA'
Tic New AntI-,snrflrtd Cabinot-Ar.
t;,mr. ns usmnt. tYct,ccnt.
spttis, tvrr,mna,nre xt,o ,1ors inns.
Ann lSnTt'A, ~. T., nov: S@-.Ihefe ~ very
itltla tatk In tufs city atu,it President Arthurs
IT," 'e ~ an ,pr 'nT e
- - "aa .,..., sa.,s.'. ~ ~. -s,,,., ~. ~.
su'e"t, n % upa i he % hss eoni'ded h. Intention. M
tn a few fricnty sto.e friends i,asc follawed
bls examine. Ncyrr,hole,r. ,ucro are Iu,tlra-
49,. n,. 80. H., .,, -. ,,,,n.,.,,.
I!on" WHICH '''s' w ieRataea 10 'Enr."us'As.
Ea&h ptntnst'ont Candidate has his fslenhss afd
,,e,r f u H.. ,s. .s m. su
~ .,ntn,nu,s ,.rnn ,nnw sh,,, .rhot .hs r,ross
~. ., "nf" ',n, n,;a snu~ "au. 'us
tt.cnt persons, thulr political history and aia-
t1ou., tho hints dropped berc and there Us their
supporters. .ho distribution OF lu,lItIeal forces
Ia tho country. tho occasional wort's carc'es'S
dropped by those who HtJDy tho Prcsltlcnts rolt.
.ars r."na ts ennsrns - . .snoi,, mn. ioaf ~
nons. m", w.. ,as. rs w. ,u' .,'a .,s
lars.
Thern are sovcu cabinet positions. oue ut
nl..uy 'nne Es!ln'su ts..n toG ; si . i. "uh u
;sesrs 0y nc 81 hxe sTxs5
na nehn ~ 70 necnu n,,a,ap np ps
, ~ tne ~ nta!s , HI, @ bar ~
FaSd s rcasens On ~ Tor te!"xns % III ,las D. vi!
% Ftelnxh!ysen Of $ew jer'e|y. 1G,s b.. ~
.Gnon o. ~ tnG as a,o,',,a, 10 Ill.,
oaI ~ ~ % or nos @ nrI.
ab,y son'n!s = ase,,py that ,is'@i, s6r.,s9h,
TT IT,. - IL snnc.,n IL tha Into isr.s"t f"r.
iii ltd IL are re- tnoss With n naye M ] @ ,wer under
, 1881-11-29
Tho Last Hope Of a Ut. Louis FIur-
{1crar.


aptetxl DGpaf<h to tn EAttaao 7ffauns.
ST. L0uls, Mo-, Nov. sA-ln the case ot Horny
Esb, the murderer. II telegram anaouuces that
the Judgment OF Tho Ut. Louis Criminal Court
has been affirmed by tho Supreme Court, and
that thirty days stay OF execution has been
granted the prlsonor.
This nieauy that l:rb Will ne hanged about tho
lst Of January. Erh, It Will 10 rememborcd, IL
ua old hanlcart pusher. and murdered biz wife
In uost bs,.ta! manner yoar aud = halt ago,
coming up behInl her ana cutting hoE
with q. kulfo. When brought to trial hs
desired to plead guilty. but this was not
allowed. He w&s sentenced to be hanged. but
laoston u the Crunai Court and gave krb a
new trial. uainly upt'n words used by tho prose-
cutting attorney In thu course or hts 'epeeoa 70
the Jury, Nov th% Supreme Court hxs reversed
the Cuurt OF Appsals. and slstuIps tue Criminal
Court, thus setttluK Erts doom. Tha old snAr!
Nas 6eeu. lie did upt keaW .mooa Rdeoteas MUG
, 1881-11-29

as tho intended bride Of Lori Calm t:ampbctl,
brother af the Mnrqufs Of J.urI,e. After RI.
.nalnng ln this city Il few Days Mrs. Wuodhtlt
Will RO to Huston,
, 1881-11-29

IfAVEKTY'H THEATRE.
Tho Large, Handsome. and Lending 1hoatto In Tbs
eHnia waI-4nnwn t.iHbl'she,a Iea ,In,
stnnrna and Dearborn. .sta.. Chlralt,.
''"AsE HTEEisE Mxtx .sYE, Etisii'AxY IN -"
Written ev A.! FiR}1l.Ss i}%sl !, E6RRAASR n MR. and Mr.
SIEEi.E MACKAfE. nnifor nf "i!asct ktrke."
cd,ir1nlnr, Herbert Asrhcr Dnna !tnbortsn. Frank
:akts ttt.te: I;tuatd Matbn, f1nnk ,a.19nd. tSnse
MIR. EIrnnr lnnct Any tirny. y. Williams.
IleseFyf rrAts wltIiInt extra rlnraD NJ Hpx-t11cs.
, 1881-11-29

VHrce N1Cn H2nfuefeA Dy u Go9nIaHsNHs
AnEnuEEN, Miss. Nov. 38.-Last Saturday four
men with wagon passed through here. stating
that thoy were from near the Alabamn line, and
wcro Kolng to Arkansas. They cntnt'cd three
miles west Ut bore. and ou Sunday evening rer;
SOUS passing BY founnl three Of then lying nu
mattresses covered with quilts. each With hia
head split opened a. though with an NJ. No
ov!lcnce If robbery WIS Visible.
ApENnEES, Miss., Nov. 8.--Tho young men
murdered neRr hero. Saturday night wcFc throp
uruehers, William A., Aionzu H., md n younger
brother, all Sous Ut !. T. Walker, a highly TO-
spcatc,t citizen Of liussoll County, AIahatnn.
The missing man ot tho purity, supposod to ho
tho murderer. has been afroslod ut Curlnth. and
sEats St'ar "sS'Eas fat'; TN NV. 1,xa. Aue,
dorm. Mtss., special SAya: "l'crhaps tho inost
horrible lnussacre thAt ever afninca al1sslaa1rpl
night II, the murder ot W. A. Walker, Alonzo II.
Walker, mud Il third patty not knnWn, Uu TUES.
ay " emIgFans ..a L Sons,stIns ., spsfln,s .,fnv
sa seSa pass'as ssF'y tsresHh Ssss as oy
sunday night, when tho whole community was
shocked Vi the announcement. that three Of the
party bad boon fully murdered. An otiiees w. :
founi Fun tIo g. purity bad rampsd. rho horsos and
mules woro tied up, nei9htng. aud four hounds
4sss y ,hese s ss sshe
yearA Of ago. Thoy. had evidently Ail
rrtired and thsso three ndeoP, when tho fourth
arose. aud With Al, ax ,snecesstully , Killed ths
ng most frlRhttul Rash. Death was Ins'an.
tniltotls, ~ the onser ovor them was nut IN tho
leust disturbed. Coroner Turmoil Immediately
Deaan un iavostigatlo,l. Pr letters 4 WE fnuna
known, nlsU that thoy wore., carrylug stock
through from lsusscil co4nt}. Alaban,n to 0ood.
wsra W.; sol. Oil Of J: i. WALKER: A xsi't!ea'a..
IL one st ss;r rnnst wt,rthy and respected eli.
xons,"' Mr., Wnlker was found and notldei, and
il nUT on bis wny frt,t. ArkNnsas. shurit 4. J..
Hykes entered tho lu!a wlth that tMdefatRab'ia
crowns Ill uiforls. lIe dispatched n posse aud
aaout exhausted tho telexFaphio facilities, whea!
this evening, with lightning wings. eattio the xad
iiinas frntn tho vKaut otiFnors of Corin.i' NJ NJ
thas ta sln a hsH oGon .%s, csnts91 Whs
ontsrtA,ntsl that he 10 tho murderer Otlleera
| arc nuw On the way With him. 4 negro hai
ltlpn Jailed todRy who wns tho possessor ot n
bloody shirt. hid IN e0tson.scetl n,,t Ia tho
difficulty viii QUO Of tho party that night One
theury IL ttaE tWsI werr engaged. 1t 10 TO De
| hoped that tomorrow will soly8 tho mystery.
, 1881-11-29

Special Dfspatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
Boston, Nov. 2A.-Tho triHi Of the three men
VIII, eunaplretl to lefraul nantcl Goodnow OF Il
ship and valuable cnrgo, which has occupied tcn
DAYS, ,yus concluded this tnorntnR. WHEN tho
sealcd verdict was opctlcd. The conspiracy was
entered Iniu July " Inst, The xools unli vcsaea
were taken fru,n Boston ostcnsibly to t'a 1etv.
cred to tho pcppcr,ll Manufacturing Company.
OF which DR.. 4. ". X. Newton represented him
self as agcnt, unt ns such pretended TO pur-
chase tic property for tho corporation.
Mr.. Gooanow WIS advanced In yoars, anu
Gardner 4. Fuller. wiio was q hrlRht
and smart y0nng inan. formed Ills
acquaintance. Tho noueplruoy to swinale him
wis supn nftcr formed by Fuller. WHO repre-
scented TINT he had an opportunity tn scil cntton
nud other merchandise IL the Peppersll Mnnti-
featuring Company. Or. Newton WIS soon after
ward inirodure,i4tu Mr. Goodnow as nKcnt of
ths corporation IN ,l1aktpu. and Inter OIL Capt.
Atusuor WIS Introduced to him rs tho man who
hnl been sent up from Maine IL tnko charRe OF
tho vessel Western Seu, foreign bottom. The
rr!aoners. by varlous DEVICES, Eot 1,'Sscsslon Ut
tho vossel at,l prupcrty. which wero recovered
finally Mt Machins, Nc. As to Fuller and Moss,tr.
tho verdict wis guilty and mt guilty ~ to New.
ton. Thu Inter WIS discharged from custody III
this cMau, hut Ii III ll tu hllswcr IN MI tndiot-
tnent for the larceny Of ,1ut nf cotton BELONG
| ing tn Mr. luadnow. which It Is ola!ne1 wna
sent to New Ynrk to s,e snlt1, instcht OF bettlx
put o.. pnnrd tho bark Western sca. as ssAs
! ngreed. The 1efendants. Fuller and Mosher,
| were committed to Jun To Awa4t turthor action
ln the eusc, the probability heluK that eolt'.sel
| will press nlutlon to quasi tue count upatl
the 0fcnss Ia not sufficiently described. II the
molten u uverrnled thu caso tnay w to tho su'
| prunu Court on oxcepisona.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-27

We are constantly receiving orders for "L Lum
Smiths Imitation Stained glass;" and are ready to
give patrons the full benefit of inexpensive
and handsome decoration by placing it on any glass
whether door or window, large size or small glass;
green or white, round or square, in fact any posi-
ton, shape or kind of frame glass that needs
shading from the rays of the sun, from the gaze
of inqusitive eyes. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage bestowed since have received the
agency of this Imitation, we shall by strict atten-
ton to business, hoping to merit continuance Of
the same. TO those who have heard of the .'Imi-
tation GLASS;" and have not seen it, we extend q
cordial invitation to examine into its real merits,
and ask the prices for which it can be obtained,
prepared to contract with churches, halls, or
other public buildings, and warrant all of our
work to surpass in beauty the genuine stained glass
and prices are less than one-fourth the cost of
the same. Those in need of anything of this kind
who are lovers of art, whether they wish to pur-
chase not, respectfully invited TO examine
the same at CHAs f. CROSS Book Store.
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WAN

Under this head zoe ,oiW insert FREE notices Of
situations or help ,oanted.
good girl to do general house work wanted.
Enquire at this office
WANTED,-Three or four good farm hands from
this time until December first. Wages, Twenty
Six dollars per month and board. Must be able
competent and willing to earn the money. INQUIRE
by letter of 4. E. B. this office
Wanted, work by the day, to support my family.
Mrs. Saml. G.. Berry, Mechanic street.
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SUsQUEHANNA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. - The
twenty eighth year commences Aug. 22d, 1881. A
large aud efficient corps of teachers; full coec-
ton of maps. charts. models and apparatus, and
appliances for teaching. Expenses are reasonable.
For catalogue or particulars call upon, or address
Principal, EDWIN L. QUINLAN, a. NJ.
Towanda, Pa.
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Miss GARRET's School for Children, between the
ages of Five and Twelve, Reopens Monday, August
Goth, at 10 m, in the room adjoining Mrs Patrck's
residence on Main street.
Also pupils in drawing.
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decided to ask all the churches in the
land to observe tomorrow, Sunday, as a
day of humiliation fasting and prayer for
the recovery of our President. 1t is un-
derstood that the proposition meets the
approval of the Presidents family.
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Crystal Lodge, No. 81, X. of H., have reduced
their Initiation Fee to $500. The Lodge has 90
members in good standing and is in i prosperous
condition. Persons wishing 10 join get the de.
sired information by calling addressing j. Il.
kttridgp, Reporter, TOwanda, Pa. 2W
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LOST last Thursday, Breast Pin with Onyx
Gem set in Gold, with a Pearl in center. A re-
ward of fifty Cents will be paid to the finder
turning it to the REVIEW office.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.


Mrs. b. \. PErrEs has been visiting friends
in Elmira this week.
MATTE and BERTHA STEDGE are visiting
their grandparents in Athens
Mrs. IRVINE and daughter of this place are
visiting Mr.. GUY IRVINE in Elmira.
JAMES STUDDEBACKER, of Indianna is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. JOHN ADAMS.
Capt. GEORGE V. MYER and family have
gone to Raston Springs for few days rec
reation.
Mrs. CoRSER, Mrs. BALDWIN and Mrs. Z.
D, MONTANYE returned from Ocean Grove
this morning.
JOHN w. MEANS has returned from Allan
ia, Ga, where he had been attending the
Cotton Exposition.
Among the visitors in town Yesterday we
noticed Hon. GEO. MosCRIp and Landlord
MORRIS, of Burlington.
Mrs. Doctor MoNLANYE arrived home last
evening. She WAS accompanied by Dir. EYRE,
of Waupacca and we regret to learn that she
is quite feeble.
Rev. S. l.. CONDE has been up the line this
week making arrangements for the grand eX-
cuasion to New York, Saratoga. ETC.. on the
9th of September.
Mr.. GEORGE SHORES, who has been q
faithful subordinate at SEELEY'S for several
years, has just been promoted to head clerk
of that popular hOstelrie.
Misses OLA and CARRIE HATMAKER, Of
Newfeld, n. Y, are renewing Old acquaint-
ances in this place. They are the guests of
Mrs. CHARLES j. ALLEN.
Judge STAFFORD of BroWntown an intcll-
gent citizen and Il practical farmer reports
that his farm has never in his recollection
suffered SO much from drouth as this year.
Mat MCGAFFY the well known express
agent at Waverly, and Il member of the Wa
very Cornet Band, was in town Thursday
evening and listened to the Germania Con-
cert.
Ike GREGORY, the able editor of our en-
terprisng and valued cotemporary, the Elmi-
~ Free Press, was visiting Mr.. FRANK E.
ALLEN ut Wysaukng last week, and tired his
lnck at fishing on Pond Hill.
Senator DAVIES has been visiting his broth
er, the Doctor, in Wilkes Barre this week, and
taking in the soldiers cncampment. The del
egation from LuZernc to the Republican
State Convention is solid for the Senator.
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A Obstructive fire has been raging tn the
woods near SACKETT's mill, in Franklin for
some time past, and much valuable timber
has been destroyed.
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Wanted place to board where can do chores
nights and mornings to pay Enquire at REVIEW
office. RODNEY PosT.
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STORE TO LET--Suitabe for any business
Rent Low! Possession given Sep l, 1881 Apply
to George Ridgway
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Some farmers i'll this vicinity are cutting
their corn in order to fave it for fodder. The
dry weather has spoiled it for grain crop
Athens Gazette.
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We received the following gratifying tele-
gram last evening.
CAMP GARFIELD, WILKEsBARRE,
Pa, Aug. 26th. 1881.
Company \ made best record in the Ninth
Regiment on rife practice to-day.
Capt WITT.
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Doctor TAYLOR. at the Church OF the Mes
siah, tomorrow morning will preach on Free
Truth the way to True Freedom" No even
ing service.
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WANTED-A place to board and go to school,
Address Miss CECILIA MCCARTHY, Ulster, Pa.
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KTILL PROPERTY FOR SALE AT

X n LII PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
A A a BARGAIN.-In consequence of contin
ued Ill health now offer my mill property known
as LUTllER'S MILL, in Burlington township for
sale at great bargain The site is one of the best
on sugar Creek, and embraces about acres of land
on which are several dwelling houses and other
buildings. The mill has always enjoyed large
custom A practical miller can pay for the prop
erty in short time from the profits. The property
Will be sold very cheap and on easy terms,
r. LUTHER.
Luthcrs Mill, August II, 1881.
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Persons desiring to visit Philadelphia can
take the New York Excursion as far as Beth
lehem, where EXcursson tickets to Philadel-
phia an return can be had for 50 80.
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The Presidents Condition.
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

The President slept most of the night
awakening at intervals of half an hour to
an hour On first awakening there was
as there has been for several nights past
some mental confusion which disappear
ed when he was fully reused and occa-
sionly he muttcred in his sleep. The
symptoms have abated this morning as
yesterday morning. Pulse, l0S; temper
ature, 99l; respiration, II.
+ 80, p. NJ.
At the morning dressing of the Presi-
dent, it was found that pus from the par
otid swelling had found its way through
the ear and was also discharging through
the incision made in the swelling. His
wound looks as well rs it has done for
some days past. His pulse and tempera-
ture are at present higher than at same
time yesterday. He continues to take
liquid food. We regard his condition as
critical Pulse, 1l8; temperature, 100;
respiration Is.
6 80, p. NJ.
The Presidents condition has not
changed materially since the last bulletin
was issued. He continues to take by the
mouth liquid food prescribed, and occa-
sionally asks for it. Since yesterday
forenoon, commencing at ! 80, enemate
has again been given at regular intervals,
as means Of administering stimulants as
we'll as nutrition. They are retained
without trouble Pulse, 1l6; tempera-
ture, 99.9; respiration, 18.
Blaine to Lowell, at 10, p. m.: While
the President has made no gain to-day.
his loss of ground has been less in the
judgment of the physicians than was
feared last night. In this aspect there is
u slight feeling Of encouragement, or at
least ray Of hope. The adverse symp-
toms are still manifest and the one favor
able indication of swallowing and digest
ing liquid food continues. Two or three
times during the day he has asked for
nourishment. He has spoken intelligent
y and voluntarily, and throughout the
day his mind has been less affected than
yesterday. The expected relief to the
parotid swelling from the discharge
through the ear has not been realized.
The situation is one of great gravity and
danger.
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At Union meeting of prayer for the
recovery of the President, yesterday, at
Christian Church, Washington, it was
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Wanted good secondhand heating stove En-
quire ut this Office. lw
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a load of boys and girls will pic ME near
Macedonia to-day.