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oxrRAIN FOR SALE
MAIN STREET

FFefghaers and LumbeFmen
can meet with an opportunity seldom
offered nov. s-dsys, to purchase first
class outfit, consisting Of Fifteen
Yoke of Large, Fine Oxen, sll
carefully selected and especially sdspted
for road or mountain work. Alec Six
wagons, completely rugged for freight
fnp, With Yokes, Chains, Shoes, etc, etc.
EVERYTHING new and in frst-class order:
The oxen have been we'll fed and cared
OR during the past winter, and are in ex-
eeIlent condition for work. The outfit
can be seen at Jusb Station. Utah Cen
trsl Railway. For particulars apply to
the Office of Kimball q Lawrence, Kin
ball Block this city. aplo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-16

CATAKkH CURED, health and
Weet breath secured By Sniloh's
Atarrh Remedy. Price Soc, Nasal
Alector freo. Sold By z. g, M, I.
hug StOE@ "a
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Miscellaneous.

Harrisburg. 15.-Democratic members
of the Legialsture, after long caucAs
on adjournment, decided to remain in
session.
Chicago, 15.-There was a slight frost
in Wisconsin last night. No damage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-16
Bonanza NIackay

New York, I5.-JohD ". Macksy,
the bonanza millionaire, Was to-lay
elected director OF the Postal Telegraph
Company IN place Of Joel B. Ehrhardt,
resigned.
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Suicide.

Trenton, N. j., I3.-Mrs. Charles A
KnUl'on pitched her husband 10 toe canal
aud then leaped IN herself The woman
drowned but the husband was rescued.
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Nihilists.

St. Petersburg, 15.-The police sur
priaed a nihllist meeting to-day and ar
rested FIVE persons.
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HOMES HOMES
FOR SALE BY
]. K. GILL; SPIE

Notice-N 10 properties eoery dGg
I hGoe houses and lots az GH
parts of the city for sale. Money
10 Loan ON Mortgages. Houses
rented and rents collected.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can
40 quickly cured by Shlleh'e
ara, We guarantees IT. Sold as
2. G. n. !. drug store. %
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-12-14
The county Debt.

We Informed by the Commissioners that the debt OF
the County will be about $500 at the end of the fiscal
year.
When the present board came into oihce the county
debt 81 200 and the levy for county purposes had
been reduced from to ~ NM 1t WILDE remembered
that the September before destructive frcshct so ser-
om>y injured the bridges of tie county that all of them
r"luir con,I rabla repairs. The board has built ono
bride at cost Of joo az put all the other bridges
III c"n"t" repair which has t been the case for years
Ia addition thsthry nave it buildings on the
Poor House Farm, under oriek of Court.
No money has been rccklessy spent, and not 4 dollar
has been drawn from the Treasury that not author
Ci 10y law and demanded by hc necessities ofh cOun-
ty, and yet the county is deeper In debt than it
year ago. part of the causecOmes from the fact thai
the reduced levy nsuffsnt, but greater cause is
found in the fact that in consequence ofhc uncertain
ty Of payment the board compelled pay cxorbant
prices for supplies and work
What going to- do about it The debts WILL.
HAVE rAID, that's certain and If effort is made
To meet them by sufficient levy, may reasonably
pcct of results; either the county will be pressed
10y innumcrabc lawsuits by which Lawyers fees
pcnSs &C. will he added DIR ude cc>S or the county
will bc compelled to rcpudpte her debts.
Our present board may not be astutc fnanccrS bu
they strictly honest mc and would steal waste
ad"ar o the countys monty, consequently they may be
trusted with extra levy pay the debts of the county.
One thing is pretty certain vt will be hard to find good,
reliable business men wnto take their places in the
present un"nviabc the comfy particularly
long the Legislature persists in refusing to give
sufficient means to the c<ty a;gS economically.
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From Our Gaffney Correspondent.

GAFFNEY CITY, Dec. 10, 1855.
EplTon TINES The license party carried the
day at Black 5 last week and they rejoicing
over it, too.--at least heard ono talking Ike
he was aw!ully glad of it.
Your correspondent saw Mr.. Jake Ross, form
crly of this place, but latt"ry of Blacks. who
is leading whiskcy man there, and | heard
him say that he had been down in Union County,
at Santuc AMI several other places, AMI that he
had engaged great deal of whSkcy for JU,Wre
d'iircry. He also said he would bet something
that he would sell $500 worth OF Corn whiSkcy
on Christmas eve day, to say noihug of other
brands. The people here and bercahoutS buy
heavily Ut Black ;, and the truth is hare seen
more drunkenness here during the last two or
there weeks than | have seen in n long time
before.
On the 9th inst, the Trustees of Cooper Lime
stone Institute sold about 20 lots ut Limestone
Springs, ranging i'll size from one 20 cigh, acres,
1T from so to $500 per The lots were
bought by persons Of this and surrounding
counties, vino will build uvon them and then
move here to educate their children. Limestone
is growing and will continue to grow, and It is
thought that in II few years this place and Lime.
stone will he merged into one city, unless there
is y .'dral line drawn bc,xccn us.
There have been several arrests made hclow
here during last week, 10y u. :. Marshas and
others. One was John W,s,ly Ittlciuhn. col
orci democrat, who. it will bc remembered by
many persons in the upcr!art of U"iou County,
| several years ago was handled roughly ny mon
of his own color, account Of his politics. He
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-12-14

No DivurCE Is SuUru CAHoLINA.-lt Will he n
n sal mistake to make any provision whatever
for granting divorces. on any terms, IN nth
Carolina. There never WAS n Divorce law IN the
State until the Republicans enacted such u law
in the .time Of their corrupt and degrading
dominion. When the white people of th State
returned to power, thc Divorce law wa prompt
ly repealed
10 argument has been advanced in support Cf
the divorce system that has ahy weight. in t,cc
nf the crushing fact that. the whole wOrld over.
the sauc.ity { the marriage tie Is in direct pro
portion TO the di"iculty in procuring its ilssulu-
tian. 1t stan to- reason that when divorces
can be- obtained rosiy there is II temptation to
seek divorces without adequate cause. When it
isoncc admitted thn; marriage is not for better,
for worse. until ica:h Us io part, there is
encouragement t. seek II divorce and even to
comm, the olfcuscS which can bc made the
means Of CnSurinG II.
Nowhere are crimes growing "u' of unwilling
ness to hrlr the responsibilities of motherhood
more rife than in New England. where the dis
vorcc business runs riot. There ls barely any
increase in the population. outsidc of the in.
crease hy Immigration and through ciilLcnS al
foreign birth. One marriage III every fifteen ~
dissolved l. that wholesome: Is that hcuc-
fetal Is that what the SGT ia Carolina l.cti>ln.
turc would upcutli doors To There iN ~ way
Of lrrrSr;n.. the downward march, when II ~
once conceded that divorces, for any cause. may
restrictions AMI Limitations to-,lay aui year hy
year its >cyr"wiu hc mni" larger an! It" opera
tions more injurious In - short time South
caroline, society would Lc marrci and stained
by such horrible exhibitions of the orking of
divorce rs are described so often i'll the pages of
the Northern press.
South Carolina nccls 10 change in the Jaw.
There il demand for divorce legislation. For
the sake Of the children in the State. t'rthc sake
ufthoSc whom divorce leaves iHihCri,~~ or moth
erie - the General Assembly should save the
Statute book tr"mi the lchlcmcut "f nivurc"
hill. For the sake of white society, threatened
in many ways and different rrctrNt~. the
legislature should srrrnly refuse ,o hear the
rcniing5 OF those who would make the mar
riagc tie rs loose a pair OF old slippers. To hc
worn for pleasure and slipped oil AT will In
the name oitnc white people we speak; but, II we
turn to the colarcd people, We lind far greater
nccl there for uucumprOmiSIng adherence To
the old practice. The c"INrc people are prone
To regard marriage as Il temporary arrangement
which can hc dissolved ut any time hy either of
the contracting parties. They will flock IT, the
Courts for divorces. if div rcrs are permitted
One of their worst faults will he fustcrei and
strengthened. There is. therefore. every con
ccvablc cause to keep South Carolina III the
proud position Of hriug the only State i'll the
Union in which marriage, lawfully contracted,
is indiSSoluhlc except hy death. This, We doubt
not. will hr the determination of the Legislature
Uf The State Nc,rS anil foHr"r.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
ii. j.. Goss,
Plaintiff.
against
ID. Shelton Lee,
against
ID. Shelton Lee,


Judgment for Foreclosure OF Mortgage.
I N obedience..t to an order made by Hon. Thomas.
L Thomson .on the 18th day of October, 1879, in.
the above stated case. will sell before Union,
court house dor, on the first Monday in Janu-.
ary next. within the legal hours of Sheriffs sales
the following described mortgaged tract .of land
belonging TO ID. Shelton Lee, located in Union
county, containing eleven hundred and eighty
three acres, more or less, bounded by lands Of
Jesse Briggs, Padgets creek, south and west by
Enoree River; sold as the property of ID. Shelton
Lee to foreclose II judgment on mortgage Of II.
Laurence Goss, Plaintiff against ID. Shelton Lee,.
Defendant.
Terms of Sale
Onehalf the purchase money to be paid in
cash; the balance credit OF twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, secured by bond
of the purchaser, with sureties and mortgage
of the premises to secure the balance of pur-
chase money. r. MACBETH, 8. U. c.
Dec + so 81
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MASTERS SALE.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF NEWBERRK,

COUNTY OF NEWBERRY,
Court of Common Pleas.
Yiltiam -JeGsries.,as Administrator Of p. r.
- Hames, deceased,
Plainti6:
against
Sarah A. Hames, Martha Pearson, Mary 8.
Thomas, Nancy F. Hsmes, Henry Z. Hsmes,
John l.. Hames and William Hames,
Deftnddnts,
IN obedience TO an order made in the above
l. entitled case by His Honor W. Ii. Wallace, 1
will sell, before the court house door IN the
town of Union within the legal hours of sale, on
the first Monday inJahuary, 1884, the following
described property, to-wt:
All that certain lot of land lying, being and
situate in Draytonville township, Union county,
State aforesaid, containing eight acres, more or
less bounded by lands of Noah Webster, Mrs.
NJ. p. Dawkins and II. A. Tate.
All that certain lot of land lying, being and
situate in Draytonville township, Union county,
State aforesaid, containing eleven and one-hal!
acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Samuel
Porter and j. +. Jamison.
Terms of Sale
Onehalf cash the balance OIL n credit of ono
year with interest from date, secured by bond
of the purchaser and mortgage Of the premises
JAMES MUNRO. Master.
Dec IA so St -
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Carpets at auction at VIRGINIA STORE.

\ lloKEInLg TRADE IN lIUNAN LIFE.-Boston,
December, lO.-Rclativc to ''Gravcyard' insur.
anC" recently alleged to have been prnciccd Mt
Fall Rive, n special dispatch from that city
claims thar there has been collision between the
mciica. examiners agents ami o!hera for tho
past two years. Broken down drunknris, con-
s"npnvcs and unh"r'ihy persons have been in.
sur" for sums rGugiug from ) ! 600 To -. .OCO
aad Fmy,ician.. agents nnj "thcrs would hold the
polI".cf til IL" death Of the insured, AMI then
pocket the Insurance "r they would sell tho
rolic,"S :" rnW sellers wHp wnu'i ave their vic.
uu~ enough rum to ha>rcn thcirdcrth ,nl then
cci."ct H." insurance
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Died, at her residence in Union County, s.
G., Dec. ]. 1888. Mrs Cassie Is. Hawkins. in
the list year of her age. She the widow
ofthe late Nathan Hawkins Of precious memory,
and for forty years n Jealous mcrber of the
Baptist Church.
The subject of this memcDto was the mother
ofseleven children. six of whom ;recedod her
to the grave. May the remaining five follow in
the footsteps of their now sa.nIed parents and
when called to pass ovor The "Rivcr of Death, -
he prepared TO meet with loved ones who have
gone before
As thou art sleeping in the grave,
Thy spirit with the meek
We cherish all the tender love
That once thy lips did speak,
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All 20 to the VIRGINIA STORE.
The Celebrated Weston Combination,

Consisting of Frank Weston and the concal
l.iiputian Family, will entertain our citizens on
Monday night next. at Nicholsuns hall. The
Lexington, :. C.) DrpH"t, speaking Of the en-
tcrtaiumcnt says:
"Erank Weston and the c"mico! liiputian
Family gave performances here Monday and
Tuesday evenings, pronounced hy al! who at
tended tn h the most entertaining of any that
Lave ever hccn in this place. His Two perform
nnccS her" were delightful entertainments To his
au,tIrmcrS. We advise all who wish To enjoy two
hours ut continuous laughter to be present
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.

Solomon Gregory, Plaintiff,
against
Jeremiah Gregory, Jas. Greg
ory, Thomas Gregory, Isaac Greg
vry, Cornelia Francis Gregory
Jane Gregory, VIM. Thomas Greg
ory, Margaret Gregory. Sarah Amended
French, Susan Gregory, VIM. Summons for
Gregory, Edward Gregory, Joe Relief. Com.
Anna Gregory, Dock Gregory, plant not
Jarrett Gregory, Julia A. Hodge. served.
Franklin Gregory, Simpson
Gregory, Campbell Gregory, Mar
garet Millwood, formerly Mar
garet Gregory, Polly Gregory,
Nancy Gregory and Ellen Greg
ory, Defsndant,,
To the Defendants in this Acton:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
Il answer the complaint in this action. which
was filed in the office of the Clerk Of Court Of
Common Pleas for Union County on Dot. I'd,
1888, and to serve q copy Of your
swer the subscriber at his office, at Union,
s. VI. within twenty days after the service Of
this summons on you, exclusive Of the day Of
service.
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in thel complaint.
Dated December 8, A. d., 1888.
d. A. TOWNSEND,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
< JAMES MUNRO,
{'~s.,} SEA, ''''''
To the Defendants, James b. Gregory, Franklin
Gregory and Polly Gregory:
Take notice that the amended summons OF
which the above is q copy and also the
complaint are on file in the office of Clerk Of
Court of Common Pleas for Union County.
D. A. TOWNSEND,
Unions. c., Dec.S, 1888. Plaintiff sAtny.
Dec II so Ct
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Administrators Notice.

nN Saturday, December 29th inst, at IL
~ o. clock, m, | will sell four mules and three
wagons belonging to the estate of Mrs. Emma
d. Iumphries deceased, At her plantation, on
the s. U. c. Railroad, four miles south Of Union
&. II.
TERMS; Credit Of one year with interest
from day Of sale, secured with note and ap-
proved security. JAMES Is. STEEDMAN.
Administrator.
Dec Ia so 81
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GREAT FIRE ~ BnuSsELs Dec. Eth c
ya!acc Of the lcgSlativcs chrmbcrS took fire to-
day and is still burning. The Senate chamber
has been destroyed. The fire presents the ap-
pcarancc of an immense sheet of flame. The
offices of the ministers of foreign affairs and
public instruction have been greatly damaged
The military have been ordered ont to
assist in saving property. 1t is hoped that
the other public departments NAV DC saved.
Several persons have been injured.
DECEMBER Go i. M.-Thc fire is now
practically under control. The chamber of
Deputies with the outlyiag buildings, is mass
! OF ruins.
December THE frcmcn continue to
play upon the ruins of the burned portion of
the palace of the legislative chambers. Nearly
all the documents connected with the foundation
of Belgian indepcnlcncc, inclulIng the original
constitutional charter. were destroyed. The
famous library containing many rare books and
important documents was also destroyed. The
archives of the foreign office were saved. The
money loss is placed at l2,hD,OUO francs.
| FINE ~ GKEENvILLE- -tirccnviilc December
! lO.-rhe residence of Mr.. Charles IL. lanneau
situated III the western part of the city was de-
! stroycl 10y fire shortly after D o clock this morn
! ing The !iic originated in the pantry from an
! unknown cause and hal gained considerable
| Roadway before it was discovered About half
| Of the furniture aud household effects were also
destroyed, including many articles of rare value
and n number of valuable family relics. The
building was AN elegant brick structure, erected
| by Mr Lanncau several years ago at a cost o
! 5000 1t was insured for 50 3,OOu, with j. G.
| Smith in the llowc Insurance Company of New
| York. The furniture &c. were not insured. Mr.
| Lanneau net loss is probably not unicr$G, 900
Owing to the scarcity Of water The fire depart
mcnt could render no assistance. -.NcIrS ano
! Courr
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.

Court of Probate.
BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR., ESQ, Probate
Judge for Union County.
" HEHEAS, w. S. Gregory hath made suit
w to me to grant him letters of administra
tion upon the estate and effects of John =. Nc
Crackcn, deceased.
These are, therefore to cite and admonish al
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said JOHN i. McCRACKEN, deceased, that they
be and appear before me in the Court Of Probate,
ito be held at Union &. H.. on the 3lst day of
December next, after publication hereof, at | !
o'c clock, n. M, to show cause, if any they have,
why tho said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this l4th day of
December, Ammo D6mini, 1888, and in the
lOSth year of American Independence.
DAVID JOHNSON. JR.,
Judge of Probate.
Decli 80 2t
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Bargains in blankets at
J.C. HUNTER X 60 :

IIrLp ron MuEpEW.--rick"uS. December $
Mrs. Martha GUuthr"p AMI her daughter
Matte. a young lady about grown. wcr" commit
ted t" jril here yesterday on n charr" of rnlnnti-
eide. The Gunthurrs have been living IN til"
Town of Central for some time. They moved
from there about the LIST instant. and Mr.. {. IL.
Afford moved into the house previously occupied
10y them. On the evening "fthc ith MIR. Alt"rd' :
wife AMI "A servant were clcaI,ing up about the
yard and found n dead infant buried Just u"dcr
the surface of the earth hchird the chicken
house An inquest WAS held over the dead body
by Trial Justice johnston, and the physicians
who adc the past m"ric~ examination testify
that the skull of the child fractured, and
TINT in their judgment the child on'c hrcathcd.
The Gunthorps considered II very good
fn.~;';, IL. c..I>. &c ,h" yo""l, lnd- h"li'nE q"
good position NJ bridge contractor on the Air
Line Railroad, hut the testimony taken nj tho
Inquest makes ont pretty strong cIrtunhstantia!
case against them .NcrS HLd t""rtCr'
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y VICTIM OF "s.-Il oboker, y. j.,
December John Mara. II fourteen year cid
boy. whose parents reside at 80 Pari; Avenue,
was found unconscious in Washington street last
night. He WAS removed TO st. Marys Hospital
Th, morning it was determined that the lad was
suffering from nicotine poisoning. He had
smoked too many cigarettes.
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A House and Lot For Sale.

offer for sale, my Uousc and Lot in Union,
Il situated on Virgin street, on reasonable
terms. There is good Well of Water on the
place.
Persons wishing to purchase, can apply to
Samuel 5. Stokes, who is authorized to sell the
same.
LAURA A. GOING.
Dec. II so 2t
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MORTGAGE SALE.
MORTGAGE SALE.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
J. 7. Hill & Co.,
Plaintiffs.
against
A. Frank Smith, an2 others,


Defendant..
Judgment for Foreclosure of Mortgage.
I n obedience to an order made by Hon. Thomas
l. THOMSON, ,on thel3th day ofOctober, 1879 in the
above stated case, will sell, before Union court
house door, on the first Monday in January next,
within the legal hours of Sherifs sales, the fol.
lowing described mortgaged tract of land belong.
ing to a. Frank Smith and others, containing
cur hundred acres, more or less, and known 30
the Kennedy tract. and bounded on the north by
land of Cynthia p. Smith and sons, on the east
by Broad river, on the south by DR.. Davidson
and on the West by Nathaniel Jefferies, and
lying in the northern part of Union county, and
State of South Carolina. Advertised and to bo
sold to foreclose judgment on a mortgage Of
J. Thomson Hill, Is. Dudley Cu!p and H. Laws
renee Goss. Plaintiffs, against A. Frank Smith
aud others. Defendants.
Terms of Sac:
One-half cash, and the balance credit OF
one year, with interest from day Of sale. Pur-
chaser to give bond and mortgage of the prem
ises to secure the balance of the purchase money,
and pay for titles.
Dec. 9th, 1888. r. MACBETH, S. U. O.
Dec IA so st.
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Flynn's Special Premium.

Until the 2lst inst, every person that will
buy II suit of clothes in my store. from SO to
SD, will get % fine cigars from SD to $50,
gets % fine cigars. Any person buying a suit
and overcoat gets 100 fine cigars. | will guar
antce that my clothing is % per cent cheaper
than the same goods can be bought elsewhere.
This offer shows that | mean business and in
tend TO clear out my entire stock regardless of
cost. ID. G.. FLYNN.
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NEGRO Exodus TO FLoRIpN.-\bout fifty
negroes in the neighborhood of Little River in
this county, are preparing an exodus to Florida.
The real cause OF the movement is not definitely
known. but the parties moving i'll the matter seem
to bc lah'ring under the impression that things
are in u better condition in Florida, and that
lah0rcrs there are better enumerated. Upon the
whole, the white element of our population may
congratulate themselves on the prospects Of the
e1Odus.-- WnH%bOro' NetrS and Ucraid.
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\ TERRIBLE Snow STORM Is tnLrE IDo.-
Denver. Col, December IA heavy >u", and
winl storm commenced in this section anput
noon on Wednesday, which IN lis disastrous
effects is without para llel in the history of
ColurIin. rhe snow continued falling all night
and attached itself to the telegraph and
telephone wire. until thvy were two inches in
diameter. t">;c.iGy r'5v::ug 'Ic wind h.cM
almost q gale ami ;,uII. three hundred poles
eighteen inches i'll diameter, were blown down,
blockading about u dozen squares with mass
OF wires. All trains were delayed until last
evening and outside communication was cut off
The telephone company will probably lose
$4,000. The damage to the railroad. telegraph,
electric light and district messenger Companies
is heavy. No loss of life reported and but few
serious accidents.