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Administrators Sale

IN the matter of the estate of j. PA.
i Lewis deceased.
In the Probate Court Of Thurston coun-
ty, Washington Territory.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
al order of sale made by said Court in
the bove entitled mater. on the 2lst day
of July 1883. the undersigned, Admins
tra:or OF said estate, will, on
Saturday. The 18th day Of August, 1883.
at one o'clock P. NJ, at the front door of the
Court House of said Thurston county, AT
OLYMPIA, sell at pu lie auction to the
highest bidder for cash. in the man, er by
law in such cases provided. all and singu-
lar the following described real estate. to-
wit: The south half of the no, thwest
quarter of section fourteen in township
Seventeen north of range three west, stu
ated in ThurstOn county, Washington.
Territory.
Said sale is made to satisfy the mort
gage claim of EnOch Hart against the
said estate, amounting to two hundred
dollars and its interest, as set forth in said
order OF sale. Said claim Is now on lille In
said cause and Court. g.
WILLIAM MoLANE.
Administrator.
Dated July 9th, 1883. At
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
TIMBER LAND.

UNITED STATES DIsTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
NOTICE Is hereby given that, in compli-
IN aHoe with the provisions of the Act of
Congress approved June 3, 1878, entitled
" An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in
the ST ,tes of California, Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory" Vim. w. Pur-
din. OF Lewis county, Washington Terri
tory. has this day filed in this ofiic his
application to purchase the Northwest
Quas3er tl6D acres) of Section No. 81, in
township No II North, Range No.
East OF the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land, or any portion
thereof. are he, eby required to file their
claims in this office within sixty (6O) days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my office In
Olympia. W. r., this 10Th day OF May.
A. ID. 1853. JOHN +. CONVEY,
Jel Register of the Land Office.
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Notice..
UNITED STATES DISTRICT. LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON IerritOrv

UNITED STATES DISTRICT. LAND OFFICE.
OLYMPIA, Washington Territory.
NyMPLAINT having been entered at
~ this office, by A. J. Robinson, of Lewis
county, w. T., against hn Rarbero, for
abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 1896.
mad May IA, 1881, for Lots 3, 4. and SW
or oi NV or of Section 2s, Township IL
North, Range East of Willamette Meri-
dial, in Lewis County. w. r., with view
e. the cancellation of the same. showing
that saiu Bar bero mas abandoned said land
for more than six months last past, the
said parties are summoned to appear at
this Office on the 23d day o. August, 1883.
OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged aband-
Onmept.
And it appearing to OUR satisfaction that
the said John Barbero, cannot be ser ed
personally, service OF this summons shall
be made on him by publication. posting
anu mailing, according to the Rules No. Is
and "a OF Practice i'm u. =. District Land
offices. JOHN +. CONVEY,
Register OF the Land Office.
July IS, 1883.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR.
CHASE TIMBER LAND.
UNITED STATES DIsrnIcr LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, " AsHIAGToN TEIRIroRY

UNITED STATES DIsriiIcr LAND OFFICE,
..- OLYMPIA, " AsHIAGroN TERRITORY.
NOTICE is hereby given that, in COM
~ pliance with the r. DIVISION of the ac
OF Congress approved June 3, 1878, entitled
" An act for the sale OF timber lands in
the States OF Calitoi MIA, Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory Henry Gum
stone, Ot Thurston county. Washington
Territory. has this day filed In TINS office
his application To purchase the n w 4
of n W 4 of Section No. 1, in Tow nship
No. Is North, Range No. West of the
willamette Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
the said described lana, or any portion
thereof are hereby required to lille their
claims in this Office WITHIN sixty (6Ol days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand, ut my office in
Olympia, " L, tins 18th day ot jane, A.
ID. 1882.
JOHN +. CONVEY,
Je22 Register OF the Land Office.
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Walla valley. this year: Habit
FAMED durIngJune. 10 us!.e!, wou!l
nave been lnv~s ed, hat We can't
have il our own way always.
Gian nj the miserable idiot who
murdered tho Hebrew pe,ldIer IN
Eastern Washington last Spring, es-
capel from the Srtilacoom asylum
on the 18th inst. He LOOSE ned and
removed one of the bars from
the window Of his cell, when his
escape was eI V. Scouts We're sent
out III all direc ions 20 arrest him.
lie is Il small man of repui,ive APP
pearahcr.
The President Of tie United States,
hy tx, cutive order dated June %
1883, has directed that the Land
Otfi.t now located at CoIfax, in
Washington Territory, be removed
10 Spokane Fails. Further notice Of
the PRECISE time when the office will
be closed at Colfax. preparatory to
removal and re opening at Spokane
Falls Tor the transaction Of public
business, will be given by the Off
cers of the district by publication
4 resume OF the immigration and
tonnage to Oregon and Washington
Territory shows the number of pas.
senJers reaching the Columbia river
and Puget Sound by ocean for the
first six months of the present year
to be st, 94l, as against q ,756 for
the same period last year, an ID
crease Of ~ per cent. For the cor
responding months the freight lists
show AN import tonnage brought by
13l ships of 140, 1921 tons of against
SO, 1872 i'll 1882; increase, ga per cent.
The citiz-ns of Tacoma are con.
siderably interested in the Williams
salmon canning establi, hmtnt, and
the other cannery near it, both of
which are located a short distance
west OF town. 1t is stated that the
buildings, ETC., hav cost from SIS 900
to $40 900, and frou 100 to 800 men
will BIZ employed in connection with
the project. This will. a. they anti
cipate, cause the distribution Of quite
a sum of money, and develop an IN
dusiry which is certain to demand
mole attention in future.
CHI ,rley Besserer, of the Walla
Walla Watcjtman, says of the fruit
canning es.ab.ishme n, there, cup to
the present time there has been put
up $500 3-pound cans, and 90 5 gal
lon cans of strawberries. 672 cans
goost berries, $500 cans of peas.
1.400 cans ST. my heans, 1874 cans
currant jelly, aud 14O large cans OF
appl. butter. Besides this they
have 102 5-galIon caus of apple juice
for jelly, AMI Is S gallon caus of
Ihubasb for jelly. Now then. if the
company is able to do all this iu
lean year. what will it do in a year
of plenty, when orchards groan
under their luscious burden
The D.yton Chronicle says: In
every direction, rs far as the eye can
reach, may be seen grain fields turn,
ing the rich golden culor that insures
buuntiful crops aud in its turn
successful business year. Grain
that few days ago was beautiful
green. is now ready for the harvest.
er. The hum of machinery is heard
on every side and save few croak-
ers, all are thankful that the yield is
40 large after drought of over two
months. What country but Wash
in.ton Territory could stand such
prolracted hot spell and not sue
cumb?
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Probate Notice.

IN the matter OF the estate of William J.
l. Yeager, deceased.
In Probate Court of Thurston county,
Washington Territory.
All persons having claims against the
estate OF William J. Yeager, deceased. late
OF Thurston county aforesaid, are here Y
notified t. present the same, with the
proper vouchers, to tho undersIgn. a. at
bis residence i'll Olympia. III said Thurs
ton county, within one year rom the date
hereof. or the same Will be- barred.
WM. II. YEAGER,
=, Administrator OF The estate or Wliiau j.
Yeager. deceased.
Dated July 3Qth. tSaa. Is
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Probate Notice.

IN the matter of the estate of William
l. Campbell. deceased.
In Probate Court. Thurston county,
Washington Territory.
All persons having claims against the
estate OF William campbell, deceased,
late OF Thurston county aforesaid. are
hereby notified TO present the same, with
the proper vouchers. to the undersigned.
at his residence, in Olympia, Thurston
county, W. T., III said coun'y, within one
year from the daIe hereof, or the same
will 10 barred.
l.. b. COFFIN,
Administrator of the estate OF William
Campbell. deceased.
Dated July 10Th, 1888 Is
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The Victoria council has made ar
rangements with Mr.. McM,cking to
erect four street towers and supply
the city with electric light of $4,000
candle power for the sum of ST. 900
for eight years. The project has to
be submitted to vote Of the peo-
ple.
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VAN Epps. in order to keep tho lead,
where he will always be found. has made
large reductions in prices on all goods
where 1t il possible.
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DIR. SPIN NEx
NO. IL KEARNEY STREET.
Treats all Chronic and Special Otssss,s
Young Men
WHO may be suffering from the effacts
w of youthful follies or indiscretion
VIII 90 well to avail themselves OF this
the greatest boom ever laid at the altar al
suffering humanity. DIX. SPINNEY NH
Euarantee to forfeit S5UJ for every case a,
seminal weakness or private disease n,
any kind or character which he underta kea
and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN,
There are many at the age of thirty To
sixty who are troubled with to freu,Iant
evacuation OF the bladder, often accom-.
panied by slight smA.ting or burning
sensation, and weakening of the SYSTEM
In manner the patient cannot account
.or: on examining the urinary deposits .
ropy sedlMant, Will often, be found and
sometimes small particles OF al bumen viii.
appear, or the color will he of a thin milk
lsn nue., again charging to q dark and
torpid appearance. There are MANY men
VINO Ole oi this difficulty ignorant of tie
cause which Is the second Stage of Sc min.
~ weakness. DIR. ). will guai antee Der
IeS. cure III all such cases, and Il healthy
EeStoTatlOn oil the SeIIItt- urinary orpuns
OFFLcE H0Uks-lU l." and q to 8. Kmn
days from lO To ii A. N. Consultation froa
thorough examination and advice r.
Call or address,
DIR. SPlNNEY d CO.
NO. IL kearny st., San Franis.o.
san FRANCISCO, CAL, Ap'l. Is, 1878. I:y
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Seeds! Seeds!! Seeds u!

LHARMER and Gardeners can get al.
Il sorts of field, flower and garden seeds
in quantities to suit. In papers or pound
packages at
C. 3. MANN'S DRUGSTORE.
Olympia, Marcia Z, lSea, u
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To the Unfortunate.
Dr.. Gibbons
DISP:ASaa;.

800 KEARNEY
O<c ST., corner Of
Commercial Street,
San Francisco. rs.
I flushed jn 1854, Hr
the treatment OF Sex.
ual and Seminal D.s.
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TIE GREAT
ENGLISH EEEsIEDY

II a yer falling
tur inr Nervous
netl!!i y, Exhausted
" tally. Seminal
W aki ess. Sperna.
tuirhua. LOST Man.
i'"od, Impotency,
tr"sia'orihes, Par
alNSiS and al. the
[erribic effects Of
>tif Abuse. youthful
CIlIgS and nv.aSSa,
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Kendall'S SpaVi; Cure

FrnmO t, Ohio. JAN 18th. 1881.
DR.. Il. j. kendall 4 Co.. Gents:-I think
II my duty To render You my thanks for
benefits ami profits whic | have derived
from yeur Invaluable nd fare famed = A.
win Cure. NJ, cousin: and l had Il va.ua-
able stallion worth 5000 whii.h had "A
very bad Sp'vin. and WAS pronounced bv
four eminent Vet, riridrv Surgeons -.
yoI any cure, and that the Ho se was
G"ne for ever a, last resort 1 tvispd
NV cnnSin TO try bottle of Kendall,
S'avln Cure. II had Il ma. zeal effect, the
thlrd bottle cured IT and the horse is as
well as ever. DIR. Dick of Edinburgh, the
eminent veterinary surgeon was an
uncle of mine, and take great interest
in assisting his profession.
Yours truly,
JAMES A. WILSON,
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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

wi, VII ne sent to any one applying by
ie!ter' stating symptoms, sex and ave-
:; ct secrecy in regard to business raj =.
actions.
Dr. Mntie's Kidney Remedy, NEPH.
ERriCCN, cures all kinds OF kinney and
Madder complaints. gon"rrhna. gleeL ana
Ieuc0rrhPa; For sale hv all druggists
81 a bottle. bottles or s..
DIR. MintIe's DANnELI PILLS ara
the best and cheapest dyspepsia and iii.
Nous cure i'll the market, For sale bv ali
druggists Jelly
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of
sla a dealers adde
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IN M iiiici a. such as Loss a. Mrmu-
ry. IhS>ltndr. \nctuiua; Em '>>jou Avnr.
SION to Society Dirnncs~ oi Vision, Noises
III me fieith' the vital fluid PASSING nut,-
served in tn, urine and ni;,l,y n, her d;s-
eaStS thai lea L" INSANITY nd Death.
DIX. MIN iiE. WHO il Il regular physi.
Gran ("raduit" at tne Iiiiv-rsity eff Penn.
syiNanii'l VIII S"I'r IL tcr:tii Eve Iu-.
We" 49,, D",n.'- for Il ga" of this kind the
cial advice and trei.ncnll viii n"t chic
or FOR anything impure or inirIrinus touui
III 1t. DIR. MiNTIE treats ali private ,Iis.
eases successfully wi huut mercury. Com.
''"''on re. Thorough cXanl:n ,tiop
anu ;utNicc. II GLIDING ;nl!vSiS OF urine.
%. Prize of Vital k. >trr~G SD a hn,tia
or four times the quantity $40, sent toany
address upon receipt oi Iricp. or c. o. ID.
secure from observation and in a nriyata
name ii desired. bv
A +. MINTIE Md.
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Was brought to town for surgical
treatment. The wound is painful
lone, three arteries having been sew
cred, but will not lead to any per-
tmanent injury.
Mr.. Connolly. the shoemaker, was
!Irightfuily bruised about the head
.aad face. last Tuesday, by a fractions
COW. which he WAS attempting to
lead. It seems be had carelessl,
fastened the rope to his wrist, and
the COW starting to RI n dragged him
to the ground under her feet, when
ne was severely kicked by the brute
DR.. q. S. Wyman, who has built
up quite IN extensive practice since
his advent among us, has received AL
appointment rs surgeon in the U. S.
Army, to be stationed at Sitka. His
absence will not be permanent, how.
ever. and his practice will be main
famed by an skillful physician, a rel
alive of the doctor expected soon
from the East, until his return.
The several stores the past week
AVE closed their doors promptly a,
ese O'Clock each evening, in CON-
Hassss with the agreement signed
yery generally by our business men.
Ehsre seems to be no serious incon.
sanience j. tae new arrangement,
ssd whsa i 10 once we'll understood
y enss1ness. We think nobody will
so@plsia aaa it will result in = ben.
\ss "a al concerned.
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SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-27

IAuy items OF interest suitable tor this depart
aent from Seda,ia neighboring places, are re-
Fpectfully solicited. We want q vivaciOus, active
lny towns tributary to Sedalia. Address all such
Sn.omuDications to Rosa Pearle, society reporter,
Hszoc ONCE, Sedalia. Mo.
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II also comes in different width strips for
trimming redingotes, polonsises and jack
etc. II is just a. effective and handsome,
as it has 6ne silky look, rs the real AstrS-
khan and is much lower priced.
Round hats for stylish young ladies
are often made Of dark red or blue velvet.
One of this kind lately shown had rather .
high crown with the right side of the brim
rolling from the face. Rolls or twists of
velvet, the same shade as the hat, were used
around the crown, and several handsome
ostrich feathers fell over the dropping brim
on the left side. Underneath the rolling
brim we're clusters of dark red or scarlet
cherries which matched the color of the hat.
"A useful addition to the autumn
dresses is the pelerine cape One pretty
style is the fchn pelerine, v hich reaches to
the waist in the back and has the appear
ance of a jacket. The short fronts are al
most concealed By jabot of lace which is
long enough to reach to the belt Another
pretty style becoming to slight figures, is
short and round behind, and has long
pointed ends in front These capes are
made Of siciliepne or satin, and are TRIM
med with chantilly or Spanish lace.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-27

give an oyster supper At Glaciers hall.
November 29th
Judge Psrrott. of Osborn. accompanied
BY his sisters, Mrs. 7. G. Smith and Mrs.
Truck, visited our city last week.
RICH RILL.
Miss Belle Rogers, of Plessanton, Wa
in the city yesterday.
Miss Currie of Kansas City, is visiting
her cousin, Mss Cora Williams
Miss Minnie Carr. OF Nevada, is visit
ing her friend, Mrs. NJ. C. Willis. Of this
city, snd gave the Moral Weekly . cart
call Tuesdsy.
LEXINGTON.
Mrs. Albert Keller is visiting friends
at Lamar, Mo.
Mr.. B S. Cromwell and family have
removed to their home in Kansas City.
MIR. Chas. E. Allstad, and family, Of
Nevada, Mo-, are in the city on a visit to
relatives and friends.
Mr.. w. w. Higgins, of Deer Lodge.
Montana, is in the city on q visit 70 her
niece. Mrs. JOS. L. Thomas.
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Written fu the Sunday Morning Bazoo.
A MASH

A cunning too too girl,
A naughty, saucy elf;
As artless % ~ . little child
She understands herself.
A pair of round, white limbs,
The twink of flying feet;
A pair of dancing, shining eyes,
And ripping laughter sweet.
A voice not over much
A manner, Ugh: and gay,
A rollicking and tricksey sprite,
And that. you know, is FAY"
A du- da-du-de chap,
More knowing than his dad;
Who smokes the poorest cigarettes
And has the moustache bad.
A pair of soft white hands
A head that's just as soft
A boaster OF his couquests made
And tells his ventures Oft.
A laying out himself to skill
And show the bOys"-a crash,
Fay went her way, alas! and he?
Why. he's her latest "m ash"
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IN ONE CHAPTER.
A johnson County Belle Wins Q
Husband by the Timely Use
Of q Button Hook and q
Little Kindness.

A young lady who has recently married
near Knobnoster, johnson county, owes her
success in the matrimonial market to her
kind heart and sdeptness in buttoning
shoes. A year or two ago, when she did
not even know of her husband, she was do
ing some shopping in one of the stores OF
that village, and while sitting idly ut the
counter, waiting for the clerk to show her
some goods, her attention Was called to
another part of the store where sat q stately
matron trying unsuccessfully to button q
pair of shoes she had Just purchased. The
young lady plainly saw that the old lady
was unable to accomplish her object, 81
she went to her relief. After buttonina the
shoes, and doing whatever else she could to
assist the matron, they Introduced them
selves, as only Two ladies can, and became,
before separating, very good friends. The
old lady found In the course of the CONVEX.
sstion that the young lady was of good
family, single, and ordinarily pretty q, d
extraordinarily intelligent. The young
lady found that the other was the wife Of a
well-to.do farmer, the mother of q promis-
ing young son, and possessed of many of the
good traits peculiar to beloved mothers-in-
law. They parted in warm friendship,
each admitting her regard for the other.
And now comes the romance of the story.
The old lady went home and gave her son
a glowing description of her young chance
acquaintance and friend; telling him oi
her goodness in coming to her relief und' =
trying and embarrassing circumstance.
This SO fired the young man with zeal t. b.
n friend to his mothers friend that he went
the next Sunday to see her. He came back
to his mother saying her picture of the
"aDgel on earth" was but an imitation, and
not worthy to be classed with the fine wor
Of art his fancy had painted. He expa
tiated on her golden hair, her rotund form.
her metallic, ringing voice, her heaverI,
eyes in fact, every par. of her ANATOMY
was perfection in his eyes. One visit laid
the way for another until Wednesday, the
l4Ih inst, when a minister gave him he
right to assume a guardianship OF r. Bs,
for her goodness Of heart, and sh e buf
toner, she might now have been q sing r.
maiden and he still "son of his mother"
And thus it is, the world is moved by little
things.
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The childrens meeting yesterday after
noon Was we'll attended, and considerable
interest manifested by those presesent.
Rev. Mr. Duncan conducted the services,
choosing as his topic, There be four thines
on the earth that are little, but exceeding
wise" These he gave - the ant, coueJ
locust and spider, and with these be gaze
illustrations and applications to the child'e
life.
After the meeting the pastors held their
adjourned session of the day before, TO
hear the report of the committee that vas
appointed to obtain hall for holding .
series OF revival meetings, under the direc-
ton OF an evangelist. The committee.
Rev. Beattie, reported that the meetings
could not b held during the next two
weeks, a. the hall was engaged until the
middle of December. Owing to the report
the matter was allowed to drop for the
present.
Fridays meeting closed the third week
OF the protracted union meetings. Begin
ming with to-day, the services will be held
at the Ohio Street Methodist church, Rev.
A. W. Nesbitt conducting the services,
The next ch-~aens' meeting will be Tues
day afternoon after the adjournment of the
union meeting.
The night meetings of the various
churches have varied in attendance accord.
ing to the interest the congregation of
each church takes in them. Some have
had more converts than others, but on the
whole the attendance has been fair.
Owing to the fact that the Cumberland
Presbyterian church are interested in the
matter Of raising sufficient funds With
which to construct new edifice the
night meetings OF that congregation have
been aban toned but their pastor, Rev. A.
II Stephens still continues to take his
turn at conducting the union meeting and
the members OF his churce to take part in
them.
On the whole the .neetini 8 have been
source of benefit to quite al number of per-
sons outside of the pale of the churches,
and the pastors conducting the services are
we'll satisfied with their mUr,s.
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tn K. & T. palace dinin. coach, Glas-
gov, was brought in on the DELAYED north
bound train with one end completely stove
in and otherwise badly damaged, the result
of collision at Chill Station, Texas, at 5
o'clock Tuesday morning.
The passe nxer train which had Just STOP
ped. was being followed by heavy freight
train drawn by MoRul engine.
Owing to the dense fog and the fact that
Chilli is not regular stopping point for
this train, the engineer of the freig ht failed
to discover the situation until it was too
late to prevent a collision. He, however.
had sufficient time to call for brakes, ~
verse his lever and with his fireman LEAP
from the engine before the crash came. The
dining car, as stated, the engine and the
platform of the rear sleeper, were all badly
wrecked BY the conclusion, but fortunately
no one was hurt, though many were badly
frightened and for time general panic
ensued.
The train which was somewhat DELAYED
by the accident. was still further delayed
yesterday By the wrecking Of . freight
train three and half miles south of vi
nits, where the engine struck COW, dersil-
ing itself and ten cars of merchandise, and
tearing up the track for fifty yards. Al
though this wreck WA bad one, no one
was hurt, and beyond the delay and loss Of
property, no damage was done.