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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24
CITATION.

Ia IN, County Court Of LiaA CoaatJ. State
Of Oregon.
In the matter OF the Estate of Thomas ).
Summers, deceased.
To Jane Coyle, William Summers, Alb
ner Summers, Isauria Parrish, Ida Pri-
vett, heirs at law OF Thomas 5. Summers,
deceased and to all others known and
unknown, interested in said estate.
Ia the naHss ef the State Of Oregon:
You and each OF you are hereby cited
aud required TO be and appear in the
County Court OF Linn county, Oregon,
the Court House in the city ef Albany,
In said County, on Monday, the 9th day
of March, 1882, at the hour OF one
O'Clock In tho afteraoon OF said day, the
same Icing the first day of the
regular March term 1852 thereof, and
then and there show cause, If any exist,
why an order should not be made direct
ing and licensing the administrator Of
said estate to sell all the right, title and in
terest OF said Thomas Summers, dcceasedS
at the time OF his death, both in law and
equity, In aud 10 the real property here
inafler described, as prayed for in tho
petition Of l.. Bilyeu, administrator OF tho
estate OF said deceased, which petition is
now on file in the County Court of Linn
county, Oregon, which said real property
is described as follows, to-wit: Begin
ming S.3S chains south and l6.4S chains
"a est of the S. W. corner OF Section so, TIP
Il s. r. West Willamette meridian, and
running thence West 1855 chains; thence
south 80 81 chains; thence East 2S.70
chains. thence North S6.97 chains TO the
place OF beginning, containing IS acres
moro or less. Also the following des rib
ed lands in said Linn Co, to wit: Begin
ming at the South East corner OF the dona-
ton land claim OF Thos. $. Summers and
wife, Not. No. 2S0i, in Linn county, Ore
gon. and running thence West AZ q
chains; thence North 1886 chains thence
East D, ,25 chains; thence Southl6.36 chains
to the place OF beginning, containing So
acres moro or less.
Also the following described tract O
LAND, to wit Beginning at point asa
chains south and 10. so chains west Of the
north east corner of section SO in TIP II s o
r 2 west of Willamette Meridian in LinT
County, Oregon, and running thence wes
37.75 chains; thence south 16 S5 chains
thence cast rs chains thGrce north l6.SI
chains to the place Of beginning, contain
ing 81 acres more or less.
BY order ofthe Court:
Witness nay hand aud the seal ~fsai iG
Court affixed this 1lth day Of Jan. 1882.
| n. BAUM. Clerk.
| por j. III. HACKLEMAN.
LIS Deput.
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seIooi sessiaE.

Tho ahnual school meSlisg or the tax
payers Of sehosl Dist. No. 6, Linn county,
Oregon will be hsld In ths Court Houso
Of said cesnty on Monday tho 9th day Of
March, 1852, OF 1890 o'clock r. n. for the
parpese OF hearing the reports OF the
Board Of Director anl the Clerk and for
the PuTPsss 81 vOtiTg on the question OF
IovyingS tax for ths support sfthe Sch ools
for the ensuing year, aud for the transac.
ton OF any other business that az come
bsfero tho meeting. By order OF the
Board Of DirsstoTs.
j, IL BURKuAHT.
Clerk.
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To tie PnBIIe.
SAMUEL + YoUNo.

j. 4. Gross, proprietor of the aepe
hotel, keeps one OF the best pablo hoasos
in tho Slate. Ills rooms arc kopt scrupu-
lously reat and clean, and on his tables
can lie found tho best TODD the market az
fords. ParusS gong OF on the morning
frain can got coiTee and cakes or an entire
breakfast before tho train leaves Hero.
after tho hotel will bo kept open all night
or convenience OF the public.
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a SNOWFALL
nu. ChlnnH,aa and Can,r, u lie .uE

Monday afternoon in the peaoeablc city ef
Albany. While u,en were busily engaged IN
Celestial wa sc. ally lit on the part that
hs,dt ia qssas with a saew ball. a missile
that usually kills. but ortuaatsly IN this
case osly dialblel isr fss seconds. Fer
this mosstrssA cfiufs Charley Crswi,r,
Agains. whsss character EAsEht had ever
before beea brought, wAs srrea.od and
hurried before orr Ciy Recorder II may
10 inaKined 10 wha, pitsh ths sycit.ment
rAa IL !, trus that lous since bci9ra ~.
,lina wAeH isw American boys sEoE .ballsd
j conpaay ~ =. fisher. ont o. tuas. Ihsrs
has srosALly never lived psr.oa IN ihi,
zoEs who hAs noI hssa Ia. by hasd sj.. sa5
perhaps Thousands Of EnoU.bAlls bet si
course thia has ns,hing 10 10 With tie mat,
ter. The trial came ell Tucs3Ay aotsias
before Recorder iEes.sa aud : jury - ,.S.
TAs rush !or reserved EsAts wsa bigger thas
II Pass were gsias - sins or cai.s-s ravs
Nsssrs. Aostanys aal Whitrsy appeared
'oY tAs Yfsssestion. sad j. X. WsathsFIsrj
! fOr ,hs defense. IL was proved thai tk'
1 CainanNn was hit, and not wilhstsndlEz N,
! f-ci ths, il sas On tbs kaek of hia head h,
sas young Cepster throw tA= saov.bsii
Ths dsisrjasl snd the ysanE men -tA
hiHa r. .hs tius 81 tie committing si th'
ofsncs al stated that they dida't nsw-ss.
ths ChiaaEGn aSr GSs Mia sssW ballsi
After ii,sesisg - 1hs eloqssses o! ,h'
several Istorasya ia iaiso lrOsss1 ia
verdict o. '.ot Eaiiiy." TA,os will ss -
mere snOs baliiag ia Albasy tAis year. d
Fssi oa tsat snleA thsrs is another Sow
s.afm.
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Fiost And shGr Store

Having added extensively TO my boot
aaI sho1 Stock api SecurSd another build
future onloavor to carry n noIo complete
and better selected stock of boots and
slioes than has ever besn kept In this
place. / buy direct from ihc manufactur-
ors for cash nnl sell Al pricss that Will de-
~ competition and will always try and
keep goods OF merit no trash. We always
aim 10 represent goods jus. as nOar what
they are ~ our judgment and experience
viii admit.
SAMUEL l. NoUNo.
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Notice to Contractors.

Scaled proposals for the construction of
I. o. o. Il. brick buildings at Harrisburg,
will be received up to March Is, at 3 o'clock
p. NJ. Committee reserve the right to
reject any and all bids. For plans and
specifications apply to Committee.
J. T.. SCHOOLING,
w. J. BRANwELL,
j.. DOUGLAS,
Building Committee.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that tho CO.
~ partnership p heretofore existing be-
tween /. G. Dickey and Lewis stimson,
under the firm name OF Dickey & Stimson
Is hcrebv dissolved by mutual consent
]. G. DICKEY,
LEWIS STIMSOE.
Albany, Feb. 1lth, 1882
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SEED WHEAT CLEANER.

Samuel IL. Young has the Climax Seed
Wheat Cleaner with zinc hurdle, made ex-
pressly for cleaning seed wheat and TAX
ing out wild oats. Gua.aAteed to be equal
to any in the market, and in soma respects
superior. A trial is solicited by those
wishing good cleaner. Terms reasonable.
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9ise RibbsR CIuk.

Tsers will be AmsetinE Of this club thi'
(FridAy) evening whea ths following ia.
sorestinI program will bo rendered:
Prayer.
Flute Tris-Dr G Irvine, DR. @ w Prizes
aad o T Porter.
Reading by q Foster.
Solo by Il C Clement.
Recitation by liiss Mary Irvine.
Address by I P Hacklemsn.
Solo by Miss Bsrtis Enos.
Reading by Miss Ollie Miller.
Flute Trio.
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. ~------
California Crop Prospo ef..

Under data OF Feb. 9th, Mart Payne,
of Albany, writes to his son, N. p. Payne,
from San Jose, California, that the wealth
or is very Geld in that atlocality, and that IL
frosts almost every night somo rain has
iallep lately, but not enough by consider
able. Old residents say that IL they do
net get from six to eight inches mere rain
crops wilt DO very short, aud it il still
verse rhsfArther soutA you go. Ia Sa n
Joaquina Valley stock 10 already dying,
aud IL raia does not cons soea it will
bstso late. 1t is altogether different up
here In Oregon We ha,o had our regular
rain and crops leok splendid.
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Not a Candidate.

LEnASoN, Feb. FL, 1882
EsSSor 1cyneFatp
Ii having boen rumsrod that am can
didate for the ollieo OF Sheriff, take this
method to iafsrm ny friends and the pnflie
that ara not candidate for any saiss at
the eOm,ng election.
Yours Tru',.
r. III. SaIlH
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24

AIOTICE is hereby given 10 all whom
It may concern that the undersigned,
executor OF the last will and testament
of James A. Porter, deceased, has fled
his account for fiual settlement in the
County Court for Linn County, State cf
Oregon, and the Court has set the 9TH day
OF March. 1882, at the hour of one O'Clock.
d. m, for the hearing of objections. If any,
TO said account, and the final settlement
Of said estate.
7. L. PORTER,
Executor.
Weatherford q Blackburn,
Attys for Ex.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24

II seems strange that any one win suffer from the
many arrangements brought on by impure con-
.iition of the blood when SCOYILL'S SARSAPARlL-
La AND STILLINGIA, or Blood and Llyer Syrup
will restore perfect health to the physical organiza
ton 1t is indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant
take and has proven itself to be the best blood pur
fer ever discovered. eeetuay Flag Scrofula Syph
ilistic disorders, Weakness of the Kidneys Espeas
Malaria, all nervous disorders and debility, bilious
complaint and all diseases indicating impure eCn-
diton Of the blood, liver kidneys stomach skin, ste
1t corrects indigestion single bottle x prove %
you its merits health renewer, for II ACTS
LIKE A CHARM, especially when the complaint Is OF
exhaustive nature, having q tendency 70 lessen
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2. II. RAYMOND. p. N.

"Monoy Is the root Of all evil" Impure
blood is tha root Of all disease. With a
triao Of one root, buy King OF the Blood,
which contains roots, an d root out the other
90 {. See adycr " semcnt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24

All Traias daily, except Sunday.
NorTcE.-Ou and amer this date regular
tickets will l,o sold at our ticket office for
following points on Columbia river: Upper
Cascades, Dalles, Umatilla, Wallula,
Walla Walla and AinSworth.
WILL. ID. RICE,
Freight and Ticket Agent
o. & Z. Il. y. Co.
Albany. June 18th, 1881.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24

Asamild but effsctusl laxative, as a
safe but sure tonic, blood purifier and gem
eral strengthener, use King Of the Bleod.
Eee Advertisement. o
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THIS PAPER pk kosse " S21a oes SS SswspSper S = @
a4-axatsiuS Bureau ID Spruce St where avert
SltrsSts nay be aaaaS for Is IN NEW YORK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24

DIR. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORM
SYRUP instantly destroys worms and re-
moves the secretions which cause them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24

BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures pain
in man and beast. For use externally and
internally.
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letter List.

The fo,iowing Is the list OF letters rom al Iang
in the Post Onico. Albany, iIpn county, Ore
Eon. feh aJri. l6ss Persons railing 10. Lheae
lsiieTs must give she date on which Thea were
advertised.
Eunruer J A. Clay nc,
French q, Hurdr Mrs II,
I.eWls Mics Emms, Wylt Geo,
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DIR. MOTIFS Liver pills are the best ca
thartic regulators.
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@. IL &. u. IL. TIME TABLE.
Albany Station.
DEPARTURES OF TRAINS.
RelE MONTH.
AtnANx PxpRrSS Denarts at $50 A. II.
FprI,stfr TRANS poo A. n.
-, .r,,>. Arrives as tl:t5 A. A.
MAIL TRAIN perartsat 1905 Z. N.
EaVNn souTu
NAu. TRAIN Arrives =, it1s I'M p II u
rRrIcIIT TRAIN i $50 +. NJ.
ALBANY EXPRESS Arrives at s:Ss 7. Nj.
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Last Friday Was the Celestial New Year.
IL vas celebrated By "Ae sable work,
6rs- crackers, masie, or rather nsise, ana
enc heap big aruak. Ths tearing Of fringe
and bmttsns sf undsrslothss by the slash.
ing process was net heard in the laRd, and
ths nsutA sprinkler WAS s.ospsa bat
tAsrs was aa unssasing dia that filed the
hearts sfths Mclean man with wos, and
made him wish the;S Was ne sueA thiag as
q Chinamaa.
II Bismarck himself were TO drink ssme oi
the Star Brewery beer he would smack hiG
lips with delights and cry, "Mine got. Wy
doesn't dsy make such peer in Germany
The fact is, it can't be oxcsllsd anywhere.
Everybody praises il, and many will take nc
other beer. The first thing they ask is,
''Did Ed Bsilanger make this, and if he
did down it gess, and il he didn't it in many
cases, goes down into the spittcon.
The walls of tho College last Friday re-
sounded with the eloquenco of the msmberG
of both the ladies' and tho gentleman
society, on the following question: "Rs
solved, That women have moro influence
ever mankind than men," In the former
society it was decided that men have ths
most influence while the yonng men pre-
/ duesd the most poiHts in favor OF women
Such decisions could never be heard o.
ameng men and women who have passes
beyond the age of sentiment.
Miss Kass, wLO has besn tsashiag in th,
Central School, ressivcd telegram frsu
her folks in Fsrsst Grove. Last Friday, stat
ing that her brother had just died. Shs
Immediately startsd fer home, and will re
main there for same little time Her broth
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Immense Shipmcnts OF Grain Expected.
BALTIMORE, August 5.-The amount Of
tonnage bound for this port at this time
has no. been cqualled in the history Of
&limore within the recollection Of the
oldest merchant. There are now on the
Atlantic travelling here, by steam and sail,
The remarkably large fleet OF eighty-one
Steamships, nine ships and 60 barks, or n
total Of l50 craft Of every description. The
number Of steamships is particularly large,
and there is much qualification expressed
stlhis tlattering evidence OF the prosperity
cl the port. OF the steamship fleet, which
will get in within two weeks from date
sventy.four are British, four German, one
spanish and one French. The Ger
mans have seven Of the ninc ships, the
Sher two sailing under the British flag.
~ the barks the British lead with II, Ital-
ltan %, Norwegian II, German ], Austrian
!, American land Dutch |. The totals for
me various countries represented in the
Meet are British 9S. Germans l3, Italian %,
norwegian II, Dutch |, Austrian ), Span
sh / French e-total $50. Nearly every
one oi these vessels is chartered, and will
~ once load grain for European ports. Their
solaingls in consequence OF considerable
,sSNal ,C,iH oil the grain trade OF Baltimore,
"hvn wS"n wa not unforeseen month ago,
,,ns ~Men ptelasations for aflording proper
n" b'sl'oIm'eh sd',a,. facilities were made, with
'na,. ,r'1 result above indicated. A busy time
S;.i Sa! a;es1rainsly beanticipated in CONNER.
tbs bery ,eys reason Gl, TO hope that tho effects Of
ibe @ ,rS'sai w;n,au Will Inexperienced throughout
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SATURDAYS REC0NSo1s,ScE.


An EnGng cement with Arnb,'s Troops.
Heavy Loss on Both Sides.
Z LONDON, August G.-The official report OF
Admiral Seymour: concerning the encoun.
ter with the enemy's reconnaissance party
Mt Mahalla Junction, Saturday, is as fol.
lows; Our force consisted Of 200 men Of
the naval brigade with one forty, FOUNDER
and two nine pound guns under Captain
Fisher, u thousand marines under Col.
Tuson, half battalions Of the 3Sth and 4Cth
regiments, and all Of the 9th regiment,
We had a ssirmish with the enemy, which
was 1000 strong, with six guns and six
rockets, from half.past five until hali.past
seven o'clock in the evening. Fatal casual.
ties 10 naval brigade and marines. two
killed and TWENTY-FIVE wounded, ifsg
y Following, is General Allison's report !:
Persistent native reports existing during
the past few days that Arabi was returning
from kntr;el-Dwar upon Damanhour, [
determined upon n reconnaissance to ascer-
tain clearly whether Arabi still held his
original position strongly. n The left column
commenced the advance at 4:45 p. NJ. The
advance pickets OF the 'Ramleh lines began
moving by both banks OF the Mahmoudich
canal and soon came into action with the
enemy, whowas strongly posted in group
Of palm trees on the eastern side and in
strong delensible houses and gardens
on the w other side. Si!s These positions
were carried * ut g this & time.ls Lieu.
tenant Yyse Of the sixtieth and
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CINCINNATI, August G.-Gco: W. Thomp.
son, Vice-President, and W. p. Chancellor,
Treasurer Of the Wheeling, parkersburg &
Charleston railroad, were in the city yes:
terday Their road is designed to follow
the east bank Of the Ohio from Wheeling
to Parkersburg and TO Point Pleasant. From
Point Pleasant TO Huntington is about
forly.four miles, and when their road is
completed and road built through this
gap, there will be continuous railroad
along the line Of the Ohio river from Pitts.
burgh to Cincinnati. The Wheeling, Par
kersburg and Charleston Company have
the right Of why, and have made the pre-.
!iminary surveys from Wheeling to Par
kersburg, and are now getting the right of
way from Parkcrsburg TO Point Pleasant,
Both gentlemen are feeling very sanguine
over the. prospects OF their road, which
they seem to think will soon be one dc
iaete. They left for their homes in Par.
kcrsburg last night, 81 lii,sl n j NJ. {.
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Worked 4 Agniuxt IL, II Anything.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July G.-Secretary
Teller emphatically denies the report that he
advised the passageof the River and Har-
bill over the Presidents veto. lie says he
happened to be in the Senate chamber on
business concerning his own department
shortly before the veto was taken, but SO
far from saying anything in favor Of the We.
toed bill, he incidentally mentioned to ser-
eral Senators his opinion that the bill was u
very obnoxious measure and that the veto
ought by all means to be sustained. Sec
retary Teller further remarks that he has
voted against every River and Harbor bill
that come before the Senate when he was IL
member Of that body; that he made n
speech against four OF them, and that, rs u
matter OF iact, lie regarded the last bill rs
worse than any OF its predecessors
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Left l'ntitlilp

WASHINGTON, D. G.. August CAS- gen.
orally expected, Congress WILL adjourn
Monday evening. The House will leave
calendar OF some 100 pages. On the House
calendar proper there remain l25 measures.
Two hundred and thirty propositions find
resting place upon the calendar, OF the
Committee Of the Whole. Thirty three Of
them are public building bills. More than
400 private relief bills practically find
graves in the private calendar. The
Speakers table is the depository OF about
200 Senate bills, most Of them OF private
character. sl1
twenty-five hundred and eichty.threc
bills and joint resolutions were introduced
in the Senate. Four hundred and sxty-
six OF those passed that body Mt the hour
OF final adjournment. Besides 4 great
number OF measures not yet reported from
the Senate committees, there will remain
upon the Senate calendar nineteen Senate
bills and Joint resolutions, and seventy.one
House bills and resolutions. all OF which
haye 10 take their chances at the next ses.
sion. Aside from the regular annual ap.
preparation bills about l70 bills and joint
resolutions OF public nature have passed
both Houses this session and have become
laws, -.-' .-s.l.- .-a I.
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Irish ConStnbics Oh n strike.

DUBLIN, August G.-Accorling to tele-
grams tonight from every part Of Ireland,
the constabulary are determined to have
their grievances remetled or thew will re.
resign. Clifford Lloyd had the Limerick
men paraded yesterday, and upbraided
them for their conduct. He said il they were
soldiers and they would be shot, The men
replied they were not soldiers, and denied
that they were acting disloyally. They re-
fused to withdraw their circular to the force.
The Inspector General had them again pa
raded, and told them they were acting
badly, that the Government was losing
confidence in their loyalty and they were
playing into the hands Of the enelny's
government. He asked them to withdraw
their circular and promised il they would
do so their claims would be represented to
the government and certain allowances be
made them. The men again refused and
threaten to resign within eight days il they
did not in the mean time receive favorable
answer 10 their memorial. In consequence
Of Clifford Loyd's language the officers in.
timated that they would not parade for
him again, - 80 ss ,5.a
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WASHINGTON, August 5.-One feature OF
the River and llarbor bill should be ex.
cepted from general condemnation. 1t
is paragraph as follows: PRO.
vided that no survey shall be made Of the
above harbors or rivers, until the Chief Of
Engineers shall have directed prelimi.
nary examination OF the same by tho local
engineer in charge Of the district, and then
only when such local engineer shall have
made such examination and shall have
reported to the said Chief af Engineers
that in his judgment said harbor or river
is worthy Of improvement and that the
work Is n public necessity. For making
such preliminary examinations Il sum not
exceeding $4,000 may be used out OF the
amount appropriated for surveys" s.
This is an innovation which will put an
end to the transparent fraud Of costly di.
mensions. A proposition instructing engi.
necrs merely 10 survey given creek or
bayou usually carries with it no appropria-
tion, and meets. with no opposition in
Congress. gsS-g s
1t has force OF law, however, and in
compliance with it the engineers make
their surveys, reports and estimates for pro.
posed work. gT..,E .,0- 80.
At the next session the reports and esti.
mates figure in the speeches OF Congress.
men as recommendations, when they GER
tainly are not, and form the argument Of
!ener used in support of Objectionable
iobs. IA 80
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, August 5.-A curious
freak Of electricity occurred yesterday af:
ternoon at the village Of Kickapoo, Leav.
enworth county, Kansas. Mr.. Huber, with
a sixteen year old son, n little child md
colored girl, was on the porch OF her resi-.
dence, when the lightning struck n tree
several feet away, and rn down the trunk,
then followed on IN exposed root OF the
tree to the porch, instantly killing the boy
and colored girl, who were at opposite ends
Of thcreranda, and severely shocking the
woman andchild. .sg,s li,,EiSy z,
MoSrrELlER, VI, August Gas Philan.
der Young, his son Charles, and two grand.
sons, Willie and Merton, with Charles
Corty were getting in hay in Worcester,
Vt, the lightning struck the load and killed
Merton Young, aged fourteen, and pros.
tratedt the other four. z 1t also killed one
horse and burned the load Of hay
and wagon. Philhander recovered con.
seriousness in season to rescue the body
from the flames OF the burning wagon.
Charles Young was badly hurt, but may
recover. & S;}S.i' IS i$$2e