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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13

one of tho moNl exciting TuuawayE that
ever occurred in our city was that OF last
Friday. There was general appearance
ofdrowSinsss pervadlns everything that
needed waking up. Three teams Of horses
daHhing through tho street IL the same
tlme had tho desired eifsc., aud soon cur
streeta presented tho lively EppSarance Of
. metropolis. The Corvallis siags had
boon driven up In trout of tho Hssere
House, and the driver, Fred Coopsr, had
gotten out, and was about 70 assiht hts
only passenger, Miss GoTo, of JGu-slou
City, out. when the horses staFted CT n
run, and dashed up First Street. NJ fnil
spoa5. Turning at pEoadalbin they ran
on ths sidewalk Ia front OF NJ. Hydes
nsh store. scattering potatoes, eabbageH
and fSh IA every direction. farming %
tho road aga!a they s:ccosded ~ soaring
both OF II. u. Murray's, teams which v ore
standing on each kido or ihe stree. and
tho whole three teams rushed up tho
stree. together, a. II In n race. obsev<ing
aomsthing attractive In Joo Tylsr's meat
market, the stage made its way towards
his side windows, the tongue striking
directly beneath the window, and making
hole completely through. OF course
there was stand-siili. The only injury
done wss the breaking OF tho tongue 70
the stage, and . decided scare TO Miss
Gore. In the meantime tho two drays had
turned dswn Washington Street, and
were making clean sweep OF the trees in
front OF Mrs. BlAln's residence, which i'm
pOdsd their progress so that they soor
stopped, without Q scratch or break
| This ended tha affair.
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BUcELEx-s ARxICA sALvE.

The best sAlye in the world for cuts, brurs
e., sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tef-
ter, chapped hands, chilblains. corns and al
kinds Of skin sruptlons. This save l. guar
anteed to give perfect stizfactioH In every
case or money refunded Price Csc per bsx.
For sale by Rsshay and Mason, wholesale
agts ID Moore, Scie ID Foley, Lebanon !;
DIR Powell, Lebanon Redpath and Mon
Vista o Cornelius. Turner z A Rampv,
Harrisburg Starr and Blakely, Browns
ella
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13
An Eleeutionary Treat.

Miss Adelia r. Luse, late of Phila-
delphia. who has been giving such sue
cessful entertainments in Portland and
other cities, will deliver a sesies of read
ings at the NJ E. Church, in Albany,
on Friday evening, Feb'y 3, for the
benefit of that church. Miss Luse &C
cording to various notices stands at the
head of her professios. and in tho rem
dition of popular pieces, as "Poe's
Bells" etc., she has few equals
and no superiors. The tickets will h
put at thelow price of % cts. A full
program will be published in due time
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13

District Deputy Grand Master BackenstO
informs US that he has installed officers in
Odd Fellow Lodges in this locality as fol-
lows.
WILALEY LODGE No 65-At Halsey, on
Jan 9Th, 1882. Geo. Cunningham, N @
Nathan cannady, vG VIM. ]. Stewart,
Sec. VIM P. Smith, Treas.
ALBANY Lopez No. Sat Albany, on
Jan 4, 1882. A. G. Layton, N G L. n.
Montanye, vG ThurstoA P. Hackleman,
Sec, John H. Burkhart, Treas.
COVENANT LODGE, No. l2-At Harrisburg,
on Jan 6, 1882. ]. II. Morris, N G ]. l.
Fuller, vG 8. B. Hendes, Sec. w. R.
Mcdaniel, Treas.
SANrIAM LODGE No. 27-At Jefferson, OF
Jan s, 1882. ]. w. Roland, n G E. II. Bel
linger, vG L. @. Consor, SEQ. Edward
Murphy, Treas.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13

sHsllo, thers!"
"Well, what's the matter now!'
"Why, look at those new blacksmith's in
Frank Woods old shop. opposite Dickey &
Stimson's stable.
"Well, if that amt Jim Gilmour and Ben
johnson at work in there! guess I'll give
them my work, for they are the best shoers
in the country"
"That's SO, and guess I'll give them my
work, too."
(Gilmour & Johnson)- right, gea-
tleman. Give as call. Work always
done as ordered and at reasonable prices.
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niae Ribbon CIas.

The following program will be rendered
At the meeting Of the Blue Ribbon Ciub thii
evening, and is Of such interest a. TO Undue,
everybody to go. so that full house ma,
be expected.
Prayer.
Music-sslo by Miss Lillio Robertson.
Reading By Miss 81 + Foster
MaSic-solO by aiiss Mary Irvine.
Address-by Z K skipworth. Bsq.
Munic-Solo by Mrs II Burkhart.
Recitation-by Miss Ina Robertson.
Musie-Sols by Miss Annie Powell
Circulating pledge.
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vo the Public.

]. A. Grcss, proprietor of the 5sPot
hotel, keeps one of the best pN5lie hosses
in the State. His rooms are kept scrupu-
lously neat and clean, and on his tables
can be found the best food the market af-
fords. Parties gong off on the morning
train can get coffee and cakes or an entire
breakfast before the train leaves Here
after the hotel will be kept open all night
for the convenience of the public.
4tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13

The Ladies Aid Society will give grand
festival on the 22d of February, and will
have meeting TO make the necessary ar
ranSsmsnts for IL at Mrs. L. Z. Blain's
residence on Tuesday afternoon OF next week
Our people cannot celebrate WashingtOn's
Birthday in any better way than TO attend
this festival and contribute their mite to-
wards the poor among us.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13
A PIae Workman

We wish to direct the attention OF
our readers to the advertiser ent Of
Fred Willert. He is the best wagon
and carriage builder in this part OF the
valley and all work turned cut Of his
shop invariably gives entire satisfac-
ton. He uses none but the best OF ma.
terial, does fine work. and when you
bay of him you know what you have
got
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a Plane Taner csniag.

SIR. V. IL. Brown. piano t1aer Of greA,
skill. viii arrive ia this city about the 20th
Of this month. on = business tour. Ne
comes at the request Of Mr.. J. r. Thomp
son, whose health viii no. permit him tc
fill his appointments ia Albany. Mr..
Thompson endorses Mr. Brown in tho fol
lowing language;
SALgA On Doc. 9th, 1851.
Is al e May eoHeera.
On aoccaat Of i'll health will net be abls
te meet my appointments. aad take
pleasure IN recommending TO my eustomers
Ar. '. II. Brown. Of Portland, a. akillfui
aEd ethSieat tuner and regulator in all 70.
spects. who eaaaot fail 70 suit all who may
favor hin with their patronage
ID. L. TaoMPsox
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Ladies Aid Society.

At the meeting of this society held
on the 4th inst. the following officer
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year
President-Mrs. Eta Brown
Vice Presiden.-Mrs. s. E. Young
Secretary-Mrs. Q. Opp
Treasurer Miss Bessie Turrell.
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APepsisr Esssrt.

Geo. wslleF's old sszsd has beea rssttsd
and is now in the hands Of Harry Waters,
late OF Astoria. WHO mus. have made him.
self very popular for the short time he has
been in business which is proven by the
following incident. A man from Southern
Oregon, who had called a. Waters establish
ment aHd probably get stuck after hIu
liquors and his way Of serving up. Was pAss.
isg up tho railroad last Wednesday. and
when ths traia stopped At she depot he
paid Virgil Parker So 50 10 drive him down
to Waters saloon and back before the train
started, So that he eould get drink 10 suii
him. That soaads like 80 prises for drinks,
bas Virgil Parker dossn.s at all object q
such large fees.
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Resdias KO.z Omssr. for January.

70. Mr and Mrs A StaIger.
II. Misses Kettle ana Ollie Miller.
l6. Mrs Fish and MIRA Opp
II. MrABd Ars e Wo!verton.
Is. Mrs Z W Cszdit AMI Miss Z
Turrell
10. T ovsrman aEd 7 Callahan.
20. Mrs Wooden and Mrs G Mon
tsith.
q. Lulu Clark aAd Lotue sisnteith.
q. 4 81 Aattoen.
q. q Harris aad VIII Miller
%. Mrs Eta Brown and Lib Irvine
81. Mack Honteitb and Goo Foster.
e.. EroL / 4 Condit.
2s. Fred Nutting sHd Irs J. I
BIain.
%. Mrs y J. Young aRd Mrs ] ,
Scx.
81. Mrs Gee and z L Thompson.
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For the Ladies' Alone.

Mrs. 8. A. Herbert, dealer in human
hair, is now stopping at the st. Charles
Hotel, and will remain there for week or
50. She has all varities of switches, braids,
frizzes, curls puffs, etc., for sale, and makes
up combings and cut hair in a superior man.
ner. Her process of manufacturing comb.
ings is great improvement over the old
style, and the ladies cannot help being
pleased with her work. Give her call at
Room 46, st. Charles Hotel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13

Col. s. @. Elicit viii address tho citizens
Of Linn Co. on Monday, Jan. 10th. at
o'clock, at Grange Hall, Ne. 10. 3 miles
east of Albany upon the great questions
OF the hour. He will show-how railroads
are beiag built on the Northwest Coast,
their actual cost. their inflated cost, how
stocks are watsred, and how people foot the
bills. Turn out and hear him. The address
Is froe, and ladies are particularly invited
to be present.
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NJ Office is hereby given that the under
~ signed has BEEN duly appointed by
the County Court for Linn county, Oregon
administrator of the Estate OF Francis
Berry, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are REQUIRED
70 present them properly verified 10 the
undersigned at his Office in Scie, Linn
county, Oregon within six months from
the date hereof
J. l.. MILLER.
Admiaisi ratoF.
Dated Dec. 9Th, 1881.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13
IlENRY's RBoLlCco sALvE.

The best salve in the world for Gu
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tett
Chapped Hands, Chilbiains, Corns and
kinds of Skin Eruptions, Freckles an
Pimples. The salye is guaranteed to Civ
perfect satisfaction in every case or monsy
refunded. Be sure You get Henry's Car
bolic Salve, as ali others are but imitation
and counterfeils. Price 25 cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13

We have two good farms to rent in
the vicinity of Tangent. One is leo
acres, with 60 acres already seeded to
wheat and go mereto SO in. The other
farm is q 150 acre tract. Both are
splendid farms Gail at this office for
information.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13

TheroilowIng is the list OF letters rem al ining
| In the Post Once, Albany, Linn county, Orc.
| gon, Jan. 18th, 1921 Persons calling tor these
letters must give the date on which they wore
advertised.
ELVES, H. II. Morgan & Mcfarland,
Savage, Miss Dollie, Walton G. w.
p. H. RAYMOND. p. NJ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13

Impure blood is shown by skin disord-
ers, Pimples, Swellings, Ulcers, &C., also
by Liver and Kidney Complaint, Consti.
patton, Piles, Indigestion, .Billieusness'
Dependency, Lassltude, General Weak
ness, and many other symptoms Purify
with King of the Blood. See advertise
ment. B
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13

BURNo'S CATARRH SNUFF cures
scatarrh and all affections of tbs mucous
membrane.
DIR. MOTIFS Liver Pillsare the best ca
thartic regulators.
THILoH's. CATARRH REMEDY-a
positive cure for Cattarh. Diphtheria and
Canker Mouth.
"HAcKMETACK," = lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price IS and SO cents. For
sale by Foshay and Mason. Albany R. A.
Ranpy, Harrisburg.
THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER,
Bourbon, Ind. says '.Bosh myself and
wife owe our lives TO sHILOH's con-
SUMPTION CURE. For sale by Foshsy
and Mason, Albany R. A. Rampy. Harris
burg.
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p.si-
!. u Pace. Fox VALLEY.
,. Huber. NJ FlsA@ahi.
4. }. PissI. szio-
5. Hslyea. seis.
9. l. W FsmeFoy. hoio.
Z. A X AeDotzld, seto.
;. q L Asrhs. sSis % LohAnos.
.. J A FiuunoF, sc.o.
10. Gee Mckinney. Lsbanoa.
II. Burnett, Svsss Hons.
u. cunrsr. AiIlcfa
-. Mart Miller. Albaay.
IL. q. BafkhArt. Albany.
Is. ID Fromas. AIhAny.
10. Dyer. Orleans.
Il. Geo Lapes. Aibaay.
Is. A HatsinplllAr. Aibany.
II. Y. kssbior. Lebanon.
-. Is Biodgett. Lebanon.
- VIM. Churchill. Aib8By.
n. A. q. stoss. OAkvilis.
-. J nAFtsn. Peoria
Is. II sprougeF. shedd.
-. A Brswnaviile, Brswnssillo.
q. " " Parrish, sodaville.
-. q " hanlsy. Waterloo,
-. AP Sye, sweet Home.
-. q. Y. Colbert, Crawfsr,isvllle.
81. . l. Hyde. BrounssaIie.
So. l. HoahFock, Brownsville.
81, Jos Lama, Halssy.
81. A Maxwell. HAIssy.
IS. l. Nixon, Harrisburg.
ID wm DFtakArs, Harrisburg.
81. A J wigis. Harrisburg.
-. ksah ShAnks. CmwfsrdsSilie.
-. u Keeny, crzwfordsvlils.
IL. John 0llliiAnd, Sweet Hsms.
~ r Hawk. Harrisburg.
-. J. N. Philpott. harrisburg.
~. Walter Huston, Harrisburg.
IS. John HaywoFth, Harrisburg.
20. y o wcddle, Mabel.
81. Frank Pfopst, Albany.
-. ] Davis, Nlllera.
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Cook and Hoasekeeper wanted.

A girl who is good cook and house
keeper can get good situation by ap-
plying to Mrs. Walter Monteith, AL
bany.
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Pimplss and other skin disorders uickq
ly yield to that thorough Blood Purifier
and Tonic, King ofthe Blood. See adver-
tlsemsnt. 2
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DR.. CIEEN,s oxYcESArED nrrrrrs

is the oldest and best remedy, for Dyspep-
sia, Billiousness, Malaria, Indigestion, all
disorders of the stomach, and all diseases
indicating an impure condition OF the
Blood, Kidneys, Liver, Skin, etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13
NEW FISH MAR KET.

On corner opposite Senders & Sternberr.
" VIII keep constantly on hand
all kinds of fresh and salt fish and ovstoEs
that the market affords.
NJ. HYDE
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Farm For sale.

A splendid farm and stock ranch fer
rent or sale. Enquire Of Fox, Baum 6
Co.
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Potatoes wanted.

Those having good merchantile potatoes
can get good price for them now at Hof-
man and Joseph's. They want to buy a
large quantity.
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WATTS. in this city, on Wednesday. Jan
IL, 1882, to the wife of G. w. Watts
daughter
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THIS PAPER pax ks ss S9gnd dss On sssss$s .s ss ss
Advertising fsuroau % Spruce 81 ssAers
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In matter Of application Of w n Kirk, ,etal
for change Of County road. Court ordered
same granted. providing damages amounting
to $50 be paid In 60 days.
In matter Of application Of I J Cooper,
etal., for change Of County road viewers
were appointed 10 meet with Surveyor al
beginning Of road.
Application for relief Of John Willis, an
indigont boy was dismissed
On application Edward q. Worth wal
granted scholarship In State University al
Eugene.
Application Of DAton simmison for further
relief dismissed.
Petition Of X Glass, for change in election
Precinct Of Brush Creek disAllowOd.
Application OF X l. stephens for reduction
OF taxes for 1881 dismissed.
Application to chsngu place Of voting from
crawfordsvills 10 Campbsllito chIrch grant.
oil.
On application 80 week was allowed the
Albany Ladies' aid Society for support. ..oi
Dora Davidson from Dec. o, 1881.
On application ordered that boundAfies Of
DI.trists No. 30 and 10 be changed.
Court ordered that no lumber bo allowed
except by order Of Court.
EFwyAtt was appointed sheep Iaspes-
tor and ordered 10 givo $1,000 bosds.
Following bills werc allowed. w. q.
Twssdals. Pusting pipe in jail. etc., e240;
Bruce. percentage local agent school
fund. sto.. slosi6i NJ Bruce. 3 months
salary as CoHnty Treasurer. 500, Gil.
bert. months salary as Sshsol sapt. $50;
Croft aud Thompson, mdse. for Hsracs
Davis. Sl3i 7 l. Hyde, for keeping said
Davis months. $50. Davis Bros. nails fes
Supervisor Post g. 30; Eiehlsr uawina a
wood, SIS; l. Cswan. nails for Sap Reed,
$685. Examining wm. KiAmsr. an insane
person II II Hewitt. -. DR.. Jones, Is. DIR.
Hill. S.; Rigoon and Waterman. lamber
furnished Road Sup. Jones $40; Peters and
sox. nails for said Jones. sl.05, Peters and
sox. mdss. for fxing mating in Court
House, Peters and Sox nAils furnished Sup.
WsstfAll. Peters and sox. nails furnished
Sup Malky 81. Mcdowell and Son. lumber
furnished Sup Porter. 81 5oi 7 81 Makers,
repairing bridge across Esrth santiAm, Ss;
r Bilysu. lumbsr. s3Ti WIN Briggs mAkiaR
Jury last Harrisburg s7i A Wheeler, S2G. 20;
Z P Large. lumber 1888; J W cOawAy,
lumber SIS; o. I. Croft. taking care Of
indigeat person. Sl2s; L A Kesbsr lumber
$500; N Baum. Clerks fees. $50; Robion.
son and Co. alba J Charlton. collecting
tAxes s5s2-2i; l.. Finn. salary for Dec,
81; l. Douglas. si4.eo: J. J. Charlton,
attending Court days SIS; o Dustin, for
werk, S..
Following are allowances made tho several
road supervisors Jshn Pratt, s53 u r
crabtrse, s2s + II wssttall. S7s.3s b
Marks. so X @ Casiek. siG; FArlow
Muiky, SIS ] A Robnstt. S37 J G Reed,
s75 4 Morgan, $50; q W MAalsy, sl5.
30 A D Porter, t5 /; J l. Alkinssa. sls ;
Andrew Ralston. $50 J Stewart. % /; A &
HausmAn, &3s q n BlAna. s2s J Gsissn.
dOrisr. si3 John Nichols, $751; ID MeclaiH.
si7.s0; W u Allen. $50 q u Crimes.
sl4 J d Mccoy. $50 /; O 5 Muller. $40
Nixon $40 II Owes. ei2 Waiter Post.
$50 I Turasr. So; + Hawk, $40;
Thompson. s24 i; + Jones, sl3 ; G i
splawn. $50 p W spinks. s43 q No
HarKus. s39 q T cuIbsrt. S24; J n
Fuller. s27.S0; ET Fuhsr. sI2; d. Houek,
s43 7 - Manksrs. si4
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odd Fellows InstaIIation.

LE. HousroN. Secretary.
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Two Coed Farms to Reat.

Dated Dec. 9Th, 1881.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-16
GRAND COUNCIL OFFICnl.>.
The Royal $. 4. and y. NJ. IN Annus
Meeting

The Royal 5. T.. and ). NJ. In Annual
Meeting.
Last ever ming the Grand Council vi Royal
5. E. and ). NJ. met in Masonic hall in
annual session. After the transaction of
current business the following officers were
elected and installed:
NJ. p. q. Master.-Jamss :. Barber, of
Philadelphia.
II. p. d. g. Master. --Vosburg y. Shat
fer, of Phtrnixvillc.
r. p. iii. G. Master Andrew J kauif
man, of Columbia.
X p. G.. r. &. of Work.-Joseph l..
Lyte, of Pittsburs.
II. p. &. Treasurer Bown, "I
Philadelphia.
R.P. &. Observation-Disclosures f. Meyer,
Of Philadelphia.
Tho NJ. &c. S;aster then announced
the following appointments
II. p. G. G. of G.-GeOrgc W. Ken
drick, of Philadelphia.
X. p. G. Murshal-.IOhn l.. Young, of
Philadelphia.
r. P. G.. Sentinel el-G.o IT, C"burn, OF
Philadelphia.
The next annual meeting will be held at
Titusville.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-16
THE DRAMA.

"Uncls Toms Cabin " Mt tho Opera iIOil,s.
The opera house last night was packed
from top to bottom with an audience that
enthusiastically received Jay Rials dram
atiZation Of Mrs. Stoves anti slavery
story, which thirty years ago created such
furOr throughout the United States and
did SO much towards bringing abOat tho
" "irrepressiblc conflict between freedom
and slavery that resulted in tho extinction
Of the peculiar institution of the South.
The play has always been a favOrite in
Lancaster and although it is in many re-
spects very unlike Mrs. Stoves story,
containing many ludicrous and some im-
possible scenes as we'll as characters, it il
well calculated to provoke Eli.th in its
comic and tears in its more pathetic pas
sages. George Harris and Eliza are OF
course. the hero and heroine Of the play,
but they count but little when compared
with Harks, the lawyer, and 7"psy, the
mOthcrless, Or even tie shiftless A"m
OpAelia. Even these distinguished arti;t'
must take inferior positions when brought
into competition with the ferOciOus blood
hounds and the Hsthetic donkey. who
never fail to carry off the hOnOrs oi the
evening. While the entire company ac
quilted themselves well and afforded much
amusement to tho immense audience in
attendance, the dogs and the donkey de
serve especial mention for the vigorous yet
natural and cultured style i'll which then
several parts We're presented.
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Drinking Poisoned Water.

Near Cynthia, Ky., q man named Law
son, with his wife and four caildren,
drank water from spring that recently
appeared on the grounds surrounding
their house. Mr.. Lawson, his eldest
daughter and a baby were suddenly taken
sick, and before medical aid could reach
them died, uttering piercing cries OF pain
and apparently suffering the most excru-
ciating torture. Before t'leir death Mrs.
Lawson and two other daughters were
taken sick in the same manner, and 1T last
accounts were dying in the greatest
agony. Physicians were powerless to re-
lieve them. 1t is believed that the spring
water had in some manner been poisoned,
but in what way is mystery. lmme-
diately after the unfortunate family were
taken sick their bodies began to swell and
become discolered, the eyes bullying fro'.
and finally leaving their sockets. the
water of the spring will be analyzed
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Disastrous CollisiOn

Near Akron, Ohio, a serious accident
occurred at four o'clock yesterday after.
noon on the Cuyahoga Valley railroad,
near the city limits. Switch engine No.
II, pushing Il flat car, containing a crowd
of workingmen, collided with engine No.
6, drawing the company's pay car. The
latter was running at a rate Of fifteen
miles an hour. The collision occurred
with a terrible crash, killing one man and
seriously injuring nine others, some of
whom cannot live. John johnson, brake
man Of the yard train, who was instantly
killed, lives in Cleveland and leaves a
family. Charles Tice, yard master, had
both legs injured. Thomas Carpenter
was cut on tho head and injured internally.
Samuel Deater, carpenter. had his left
shoulder fractured and an artery severed;
John Glass. carpenter, was badly bruised;
Billy Rock, engineer Of pay train, and
Lewis Linn, fireman, jumped and escaped
with slight bruises. Conductor Schafer
of the pay car, was slightly hurt. Pay
master ". B. Porter received confusion
on the head, but it is not dangerous.
Calvin Hill, brakeman, was hurt in the
chest, and engineer Grossly, of the yard
train, stuck to his post and escaped un
hurt. A small boy on the flat is also said
to have been killed, but the report cannot
be verified.