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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

ion En,aCKBURN ~ Ran IVtKIE.
AT he snnuai tauqaes os ihe Alerch.
ants aud Manufacturers Association T.
B,!,iuCie. Oh TLr>l.l evening. Hon.
John Randolph Ticker made a pai;i,u.
la'l5 larry Wllt speech, Cos Guiding
which G proposed the i'ast; Mary
land ard virginia. Tic te,n ,.s'e,. Of
the Union"
Hon. !. [. ;. Blackburn next took
The aOoc, and got ihe bnsh On oar
Ran badly. He sad Le felt sure That
he Won't not ba.e 10 make ma tXcG>e
far not making 4 speech. Ttev had
doubtless lad ,Ecueh. His lilend rom
Virginia had n,yeF bcen Know 10 sop
an opportunity 20 make ipstch.
lAVplause. Indeed he had tecn hnown
70 make Tie opportunity at iiDes.
/ laughter O0ce. indeed. IL Aas said
and lhe sYeaker wOn'd 40 youch Tor
ile accuracy of lie story-ihal lis COZ
league had been i0rited 10 a seal on
a sca1old al an execution .Ehen the
sheriff asked the unfortunate being
abeRl IL Ae CxecHicd il lie had any
,nins Ia say. he replied nc. Then The
Virginia representative rose and said
'Nr SAf,.i8 ~ the oanfiemar ahcnf in
be executed declines 10 saYa word, |
~i,h 10 LAY something Cor him. Laugh
ter aud applause. lie and IIr, Tucker
had u de sn agreement before leaving
Washington that TCcker was 20 do all
the speaking and Blackburn was TO do
all The drinking. daughter aud ap-
pause lie submitted that Dir. Tucker
had encroached on his rich s.. Laugh
ser. Ly1eLJurg Ne,cs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

Since our last issue NO have ex-
peEienced the seYerest spell Of wealth
e. that las occurred during the
winter. Snow commenced iallinc
on Thursday, and by Friday morn
ing the railroad track was blocka-
ded. From that time until Monday
no mail arrived, except on Satur~
day afternoon when the eastern pas
senger train came III following close
behind the snow pillow. High
winds arose on Sunday causing
heavy drifts OF snow in the cuts.
and the progress OF trains was
again stopped. The track was clear
ed by Monday night, since which
time trains have been running. but
very irregularly. During this tue
tho cold was intense, the mercury
standing as low as 30 degrees he
low zelo nearly every morning
while the storm existed. This is
colder than it has been in this sec
ton Tor several years.-Auret'a,
Io,sa. Sentinel.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

WILL NOT BIZ BOssED.-All PEG
pie, irrespective OF party, who be-
lieve in maintaining an efficient
public service will hear with nc
| little satisfaction that the Supreme
| Court has retained Mr.. G.. Keith
! Taylor as their clerk. Mr.. Tayior's
long experience and fine natural
ability make him wiIhour question
the most suitable person to fill the
position whose duties lie has dis
charged with fidelity and skill. BY
Mr, Taylor's rearpointme"t the
court has shown the Boss that he
cannot control that body as he lots
his legislative caucus, and NC be-
heyc that there IS net reputable
Democrat Or Republican OF Read
ulster who will not heartily endorse
the action OF the court. Malone
man Brady, the head of his cam
paign Matchmaking committee, was
plainly unfit for the position Of
clerk and the court has properly
refused to recognize his preleu-
sions.
Mr., Ward, who is a Readjusler
has filled his place as tipstatl OF
The court fOt many years, and it is
in every way proper that nc shonld
continue TO hold his office.
Boss Mahoue vii! not now at
tempt to dictate to the court, as lie
would if he dared, but will devote
his time 10 managing whomsoeyer
OF bis party he can find to crouch
at his iect. - Richmond State JAN
81.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

Considerable Interest is being shown
IN lie proposed reoi gan'zaiion OF the
Fifth Virginia Conie derate Infantry
\ lprse meeting Of former membcrs Of
jhc reg .menl MAS held ID '',auaion on
Monday. permanent organization
effected. and a large number Of name;
enrolled. It is proposed to make az
excursion 10 Niagara Fal;- in May
wser- tie members OF the regiment
vii Lold a reunion with The Twenty
eighth New York Regimen. Nearly
200 members Of the Fifth have already
>ieDid,d der ton o. participating
in he ,xcm ei6.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31
Defendant
Dissolution Notice.

INf partnership heretofore c1nlrci,l bT luther
N.fh snl til.os Do. Hottie, under toe arm name
of Nceb * uHtsi lis boon dissolved by mutual
c0a7,lt. The o'l business I'm connection With
tc foundry viii be settled by Luther Nce6, the
e1ri ,n'tlral machinery, and fertilizer business
win De closed 1p lbs u. II. Hotel.
Tho Foundry and Machine Shops viii hereafter
D. conducted by Luther Neeb. and the Fertilizer
and Implement business by NJ. H. Hotel
THANKING ile bubiie TO thepstr0nage extended 70
tae nru We respectfully solicit tao same for tho
tIic il cur ie neftiVe sin-ss.
LUTHER NEFB.
So. -f-E d. h. HOTEL.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

The Chesapeake and old Ohio Rail-
road Company contemplate the LAYING
GA double track on that road he cost
orMLith, With tie ,iGiogs, &c, il Is e>-
,hna;,d VIII De about ;lQCCo,GCo.~-
Wo,k "a, teen comneactd al tAoe
points III tie eastern division ana at
tour points un tie Yves, Virginia iYis-
ion and at such p'accs as The double
track cun, until tie whole be flushed.
ne be-. utilized for pa. iug.aud storage
Of ,rah and cars.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

Malaria, chills and Fever and Bilious attacks
positively cured with Enorys Standard Cure Pills
an infallble remedy; never fails to care the
most obstinate, long-standing CAGES where Out
nine and all OF her remedies had failed. They are
prepared expressly for maiarous sections, I'm dou-
BILE boxes two kinds Of Pills, cont4 ming a strong
ca thartic and a chill breaker, sugarcoated; con-
tainiDg no Qulhine Met curry, causing no gripping
or purging they are mild aud efficient, certain in
their action and harmless IN an cases; they ciec
tuaIly cleanse the System, and give new life and
tone to the body. AS a household remedy they
arc uneqnaled, Fer LifsF Complaint ibeir elral
on The worse case They are used and prescribed
by Physlciana, aud sold by Druggists everywhere,
or sent by mail Is and 30 cent boxes. Emory's
Little Catharlic pirs hest ever made only is
Cents etsndad cufe 60. ia Nassau Street
Iuly goth. Y2.-Gm
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

Five boys were injured in a coaSting
accident at Shamokin, Pa. on Satnr-
day, two Of them, 1t is believed, fatally.
One lad named Christian was hurt in-
ternally, wbhe another named Loby is
lying in conyulsions. A boy named
Sehwenk had his nose and arm broken.
Two CT tie boys were going down a
steep h;n AMI lost control Of The slid
striking three boys Nho were coming
m.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

Eli Pelk.ns ran across San Fran
cisco man few days ago 10 Chicego
who vas travelling for pleasure. But
sold ne great Gotham iabrica:or. 'you
DO not seem TO be having such hilar-
iOus tine No; am nGl travelling
for my Own pleasure tut for my wi'e's
pleasure 'OA then sour wife is
with yon: ? No. 10 she is in San Fran
ci-rD
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

Some wicked fellow got into Yer
mont church vestry Just after the dea
cons aud clersymen had held a meeting
Here. ard he left four beer bottles and
whisky flask, all empty. ard two
packs Of cards under the table. Aud
ahen The sewing society met an hour
later and Discovered tic articles, didn't
shipGS lust hum.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

In Chicago, The other day, in the SUIT
Of Jaue harlow against john Wall a
iiqnof-sel,er, for sell ng her husband Ii.
quor uo,il be became almost iWl4cile,
the jury gave a verdict Cor $3.50. She
asked for IS coz. TIE case is IN oggra-
Rafed on ----------------
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I,oMMIssInNrE.s oFFlcr

T,OAINIss TONER'S OFFICE,
~ Woodstock, Va. January 1T 1883
TO T. & eta A. Hoffman and ". J. Diuees and
Qeo A. Philip NJ. JnO. j.. Geo. T.. Al0nz0 I. an
YIN. Grandstan. NJ. A. Elton and Edra AsRby
Geo. Ludwig and sarah his wife Reuben Alien and
Narearet his wife, stephen Murray and Virginia
bis wife. Soloman K.1homss, william, salne and
Reuban Moore, Artumcsa Miller, John q. Miller
and Ellen NJ. his wife, Geo. CailohaL and Neierni
Ma wife Ogceo'a. George NJ and samuel H.
0randstad, Elizabeth 4. and Geo. W. koontz, ny.
TaIhe'p ard wife and y. T. Mccain and Noble
his vile, and az The creditors OF Gee. GIandstll,
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the llth. day of Tsbfuary next, between the hours
of O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, Z. VI. AZ my
Oaico,
ist, To revise tho former accounts IN accordance
with decree OF tho Jas. torn.
Cd Take an account OF al the debts or demands
against Geo. Grandsiaf or his estate and the
payments made or same BY Geo. A. Grandsian
towards his support and maintenance and
ID, Any other matter pertinent 70 this cause re-
ouired to he taken by the decree Of shenandoah
tircuit Court rendered On the Goth, day OF Decem-
her 1882 In q suit In chanccry dcqouding in said
coprt betweenJ. 7. Hoffman &c. compltn. and
Geo. Grandstsff sc. defts. and il from any cause
the taking Of said accounts shall not be com
menced, or having teen commenced should not
be completed on that day, the taking OF the same
will be adjourned from day to day, or from place
TO place, until the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner In chan
Gerry Of the said court, at my Office in said county
the day and year first aforesaid.
jan. i0-td Z. STICRLET.
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Ne,c Advertisements
OFFICE

n CORRESPONDENTS OFFICE
~ lWOOdstOcl., Va. Jan. Il, 1855.
To Moses Walton in his own right as admr. OF
d. u. Walton Decd. and seryiying Trustee OF
Reuben Walton decd. and all other creditors OF
Reuben Walton deed. complts. and Jacob OFT,
". u. Moore surviving ex'r. Of Chas. Moore decd.
Lloyd Logan, Iy. Burner, ex'r. Of Daniel Bur
ner decd. Sarah G.. illiams, VIM. Il. II. VI. x {
s. Baker and Olive Brown partners in business
under firm name and style Of Baker and Brown,
Elijah Pifer and Ran Iifer eEs Of j. 5. Pier
decd. Jno. ". OFT and J. /. Campbell late pafti-
ners In business under name and style Of Cam
pbell & OFT Moses Walton admr. Of Mary A.
Walton decd. Jno. W. OFT and Eiiz. II. his wiis
and ]. l.. Campbell Defts.
Take notice that have fixed upon the 18Th day.
OF February next, a. my oa,e
/, To maze mai settlement ~ .th" accounts al
Moses Walton surviving Trustee OF j.. " alton
deed.
>, Tca.cor;ain if the assets Of Reuben walton
will be sufficient 90 pay aN the dsi.s. a.i f l't
WHAT proportion thereof 0ad 70 make distribg
ton of said --t5 t1 .n- .'.
g, Mlc.Ar- thor. lI. l-.. s'r- JAS.
men. on any, a. &C.. l.-.l., 't- at..t H. .....
and ul4. s.-i ou..
(. AIRY c'l.r matter -r-ae. lt..i-c4t o' ..''
any p2rly I'm 'nt '-o-- m.s r'nuit. Et3iir B o. Doe
Atrl lv deere OF raelludl .n tl!-rit tor-'
reid,.-.. ei. IT, Ia.I day of uesc-ler La d. e.
fuit En- sttuc..F t4' c,i - Eng ar.tt-. J.
W4i.ou'- Trustee So. c9-ift.. f--l Ii'. VI. ut
and Vie .sc. So. All % from ar. cause tle
taking % l.3 accounts shall SOP ff ,..fl'i J..
pe,ed on that q .y. o." taxing % 80" -afae "il
lie adjourned from day o. day AL ir.l a'.-9 %
place, unai,h' sane are iaSrn aui c1MI'ri Z.
t.rcn unieg my iaIa g. ca.nr. in cny. ~ -a.il
cou-'. 20 las oai.c .A -.ii county H. das 'ni
yeas I'sf afor. sell
+. H. NEWMAN.
5n. ei-t' t~.sq.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

Fly Shetlaud PONIES were swept
oyera. AID from ,Ae British steamship
Creisnrun, <ijh las been forced 10
Pit beck twice into English porte after
sailing for N5w York. She retuncd
into the Clyde OF Sunday last after her
last attempt. Tie ponies we've OF a
superior class. and were cOnsigOed TO
II. Relph, in New York.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31
ArLANrA. ca. Jan. 29.-D. He

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 29.--p. Hope.
Of Dahloneea. N exploring Tallulah
Fails, yes'erday, lost hi> way. lie ha'
bc en- II ue cha-r nearly Two days
and uoa taat lie has been found, lor!'
ale beib3 made 10 g. him ont with
ropes. Sanday night he remained
clngiag 10 ledge be)o@ Devil Pulpit,
300 feet below the surface. The ropes
used will be 800 feet long.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

3
The FIFTH Va, REGlMENT.--lt
i. now evident that there will be a
good repceseuialiOn OF the Fifth Viz
GINA Regiment 10 attend TIC meeting
at Niagara Fails, heretofore mentioned
At a meeting held 10y niam6"r- Of .hal
ire..ia n' il Sal. CRY on Mon.Ay 81 las.
w,ek, "a pertinent orsaa'z ,ion vas
formed by tl,e election o. ihe t'..o IT, Z
>>oAicel.:
MAJ. }. ". Newton. P.e,.d,ai; Scr.
geani I. IL. smiley, F!ce.Presid'n ;
.. +. ; ra~hnrg. : ere aN; Lieutenant
J. y. Ryan Treasurer; Cap. D. Buch-
or, QlAr.frm4-ter: Capl. j. II Waters g,
Comml>S4n; Capt. J. {. Marquis,
Capt. p. F.. WILSON, I.eaten IN: j. n.
Mcfarland, Lieutenant J. T. pritcaard
CAPT. VIM. {. McKeuy, Exccaligr
.Conm,ilcc.
On moion tie following commhle G
was APPOINTED TO draft By-IaAs for
III .oYernmen' If The association. 10
rvpali a. ,he MT meeting: Ccp:. JAs.
Bunga.du,r I.C. Marquis, and Capt.
j. y. Or.
The tor,o"ir. nnnbois from tie
sever cgw?=n!es XII ~. vilh praaa-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

4 good Baptist clergyman o. i'esGen,
| \. y, strong temperance man, srii-
cred with Nduey trvuble, nepgal-il,
and dizziness almos, - blindness. oytr
two years after he VA 'cl1 that Hop
Bitters wonld cure him, bccir-a be
was afraid Of and prejudice! asl.n*i
"Dl;e:s." S.uce his cure he says none
need fear bat irlsi in Hop BUters.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

sixty memhers Of Presbyterian
Church At Nottingham. Pa. have been
given until March IT 10 confess sorrow
lor jsocing at soc'ai parties or ." read
ont o! chnch.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
- Woodstock, Va, Jan. 10Th lss3
To Nm. Hsnn, Levi Haus, Joseph iaun. Daul
Bowman and Euz beth his wife. John :. Scott and
Lydia Catherine his wife, Frances Haun, Jacol
HAun, H. hccca Haun, add Martha Ellen Hauu.
You are hereby notified that have hxed upon
the I'd. day Of February next. 10 take and settle
at my ofsice. tho accounts OF Marx Bra lca-. 90
- le pa suit ~ WIN. Eaun and others vs.. JAG O.
uaua and others, Icgaircl 20 be ;tsr b. &c
decree 20. shenandoah ti.r.t Crltt rendered Do
VACATION 1A the .srI day g January 1888 iu emit
.u caauc.ry dtpert.lc iu sad c0urt between ~ s.
Haun aud others Ccmlits aui Jacob iia.n au,l
others Dcffs. and 4 from any cause the laEirg t.
said accounts saall net Doc commenced, or having
been comucrced shou.d not be- completed cu tl.i
day, the taking a to came Willie ad. oafIcI from
day 10 day, or from place 10 place, uuu! O.. same
arr :st.u and completed
Given under my hand a. ccmfnr. in chrr ~
thc SAID cont, .tu yc1.ce ~ fa.d cuuLi! .Ac dsy
ana year lrst aiofcsHl.
ian. Std. J.. D. NEWMAN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

sSS DlaH.ond Dyes will color auY
thing aay color. and n3yer fail. The
easiest and best way 10 economizv'
10 cents, nj all druggists.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31
TO THEsa
~ ~ w e s u -. %.
ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO,

connecting with trains for all points IN
KANSAS, ILLINOIS, 10 "a. MISS
OURl. NEBRASKA & TENAS.
Household goods viii be handled carefall y
and carried through at the lowest rates
without change from Stanton. Passengers
will please remember that this is the Short
est Quickest, ard most Direct route - all
Principal cities, towns ard villages in the
Great Wesi.
s. ]. Beele7, ;Esq. viii accompany each
Excursion Train TO look after the Comfort
of the Passengers.
Baggage checked 10 destination. Passage
by this route as loT as the lowest.
For Passenger anl Freight Rates and iul
Information, apply in person or address
Agents on Wiley Branch Bait. X Q. Il. r.
W.F.LANDEsS, Agent 3. Il 0. Depot.
Martinssurg. w. Va.
RI. CAMPBELL, Ticket Agt. Woodstock
Virginia.
C.E. DUDROW, Tnvciing Agt STAMINA
L. T. Bond, Pass Aat. Baldwin House,
Hagerstown, Md.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS; G. *. LORD
T, Mastor Of Transported n, Gen. Pass. Aet
Baltimore, Nd, Baltimore Nd.
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NOTICE

All uarti,s TO whom I have sent statement Of
accounts will please respond ly paying e. elm or
close the accounts with negotiable note.
need the money and mean what say.
!. ". MARLIN.
Jan. 3l.-ti.
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Farm For Sale.

farm consisting of IA acres, part OF which
g. bottom iand aud j. very desirable property.
Improvements consist OF coed new dwelling,
barn. aud other buildings.
Good market for an produ,e. For further
particulars, arniy at HERALD Office or address
!. T.. COFfMAN,
Liberty Furnace,
hag. 2l-tf, Va
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\ COPY, TESTE
GIO. ". AiILE1'
" G. vs. %. o..


XTiRGiNfA, To WIT.
' At rules held 10 ,he Ciass oMcr Ct tlo
Circuit Comtof shenandoah, 90 the month Of
January. les.,.
l.. H. Lace ..'''.it Z
Against
Joseph 4. Lacey, T. Hite BIRD. adur of Mary
r. Lacey. decd, Josiah St'aiey. Sblr,n ccmr.
adiar. of 7. Rush Lacey, decd, and Naik Ri-d.
adnlr OF II. T.. lacey dec 'c....... ..Deieudants
ORR .aal amended ari SUPP 0cntl Bills.
The ii.cs If tlis suit is 10 OBTAIN settlements
Of die accounts oil Mark Bird admc. Of II. +. Lacey,
decd, and !. IIite Bird admir-. ct Mary 7. Lacey.
dcc5 and Joslfh Slick'ey shOia oomr. admir- If
j.. Rush Lacey, decd.
Il happening by satisfactory evidence that tho
defendant Joseph 4. Lacey + not gu inhab,aut
If this state-it f. ordered. That the said defen-
dsnf do appear here within one month after duo
publication hereof. and do what is necessary %
protect his interest: that copy 81 this order be
nnblishei ia some newspaper printed in Wood
stock. once q week for four successive weeks AID
COPY posted at the front door 81 tho Court House
Of said COUNTY, on the hrst day OF the uext Circuit
Court. -
GEO. ". MILEY, @. c. q e. g.
Corr IrsIE.
CSC. ". MlLEY, c. C. sc.
Ian. i9,-la. Walton ,, Walton p. q.
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ESTRAY SHEEP.

Taken up the subscriber
FIVE ESTRAY SHEEP.
Three old ones and two lambs. The owner
viii please come forward, prove proper ~ and pay
charged, -..
Jan. "a 81. ROBI. BklDLth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

The ice in New York harbor has
nearly closed that port TO naylga.
ton. The ocean at Rockaway was
frozen during the late cold snap
one hundred yards from the beach.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

The siox 10 AccOnIsr cUlluis. IL..
was tw,nlFtso inches ,leep on a level
sRst week.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

Nr. Talbot Chandler, Manchester.
IA, says: ] consider Pioan's Irop
BH!ers the hest tonic and appetizer l
know Of
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31

Ex-fIvy. Holiday. of Winchester,
suffered severely trop tan On The ice
few DAYS ogo. t-.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-31
Beauty.

II ls claimed that New York omen
look younger a. 30 that Boston women
dc at 40. or Chicago women al 30, for
the reason that they have been taking
Peruno for The past three months, but
Boston and Chicago women are coming
up III fine STYLE entering upon the
home.s;rc,ch on Aanal,n. | got one OIL
YOUR books Oh tie Ills 0: LIFE from
your Druggist a. q present. and, as il
directs, have been taking Pe,7na and
Mdnaln. Ny bowels are in excellent
condition, and he Jug and heart are
improving liue!y.'
I. NJ. Walker. Lawns. Pa.
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4 SMELL CT SMOKE.

about half-past \. NJ Mss Rose,
oue o. the teachers employed 10 tie
college vas awakened b. % strong
smol; Of smo.; 3i#n- "a o.cs she
passed. ai;er burfiedl5 dressing. into
the hallway, iial.ns DE pns.a.oaay
densely filed with smoke. With great
coolness AMI presence Of mind the
lady ran downstairs AMI across q
court to the part Of the building oceu
pied by President Farr,r and his s'u
ily. where she gave an alarm Of fire
SOUNDING THE ALARM
The preslden; mnelialcly ordered
the collegc>bell to be ruag. and the
alarm was soon communicated to 9TH
er stations, thus notifying tn. Grcreu
Wmle the bell Was ringing Presidcat
Farrer proceeded lc arouse tie teach
cis aud students. when . sc,ue I'd in
tcuse excitement cnsncd. Suddenly
awakened from sleep, a,d faiiug all
the passage fail Of saeke, ne young
ladies were naturally yerY much
frightened, especially as the cracblng
Of The flames could be distinctly Heard
by them as Thy fockcd to the .ir.
WAYS.
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Sixty Liyesia Terii.
Partial DESTRUCTION ~ Fn,E OF THE
Nnw,uHEs FENALE CoLLsGF. .

\ Milwaukee special to The New
York Herald says Since the awful
scene ana grca; loss Of life attending
the destruction Of the ill.fllcd New
hall House no sound is more dreaded
by the citizens Of Milwaukee than that
of the fre-alarm, especially when Civ
en- in tho dead hour Of night. Yes :
tcrday the city was in morning and
onr people were engaged in burrying
the unrecOgnized dead that had been
taken from the ruins Of the hotel. You
may, ther, fore, judge Of the excite
mont that ensued when the alarm-bell
Of the Female G llego began ringing
at half past one last Friday morning,
for the first thought was that there
were more human beings in sudden
peril.
SIXTY YOUNG LADIES EUDELY AWAKENED.
Tho Female College of Milwaukee is
an old and famous institution, taking
rank with Vassar College and kindred
seminaries in the East. Here arc
educated the daughters Of wealthy
families residing throughout the North
west, AMI the number of students at
present in attendance is about Two
hundred, bat of these only sixty sleep
on the premises. These sixty young
ladies were in great danger for q time
but owing to the praisewOrthy cxer-
tons of the fre-meu, police, and ciii-
zens. and also the promptness and
cool conduct OF the teachers, all wer e
able to escape from the burning build
ing.
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Dir. Stuart N. Crawford died al his
home near at. Sidney last Tuesday.
a I'D vas b red at Tie Augusta chnrcb
ON Thursday.
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COUCH eysRETS!

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ants, b d-bugs, skunks, chipmuuk.
gophers. ljc. Druggists.