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: Got The DroI, on Hin. .

LOUISVILLE, Oct. o0.-The Courier Jour
malls shelbyyille, Ky, special reports the
killing Of Elijah Kirk by Robert Clark,
near there. Kirk accused Clarke Of circu.
lating evil reports about his daughter, and
got shot gun and rode out to C|arke's
house after having threatened to kill him.
He was riding up and down the road
watching C!arke'a appearance, when the
latter opened the front door and fired two
shots with a.gun, Kidding Kirk with buck.
shot, and shooting his head almost of.
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An Old Resident Conc,

V Mrs. Barbara Beilil, who died at the
residence Of her daughter, Mrs. Kern, on
the South Side, last Sunday evening, at
the advanced age OF % years, was u very
old resident Oh Wheeling, having come to
this city October 8 lS;8, from Bavaria,
She had won tho high respect and warm
esteem Of her circle OF acquaintance in
the period OF her resilenco here, and her
loss will DO sincerely mourled BY all who
knew her we'll. q 4 Ia a, a,
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Dressed rhemselve. In Stolen Clothes.

vlscESSEs, ISD., Oct. eo.-rhe clothing
store of George T.. Montgomery was
broken into Saturday night by n gang Of
fourteen men, and clothing ard jewelry
valued at several hundred dollars were
taken. The men after making IN entrance
to the store, fitted themselves out in new
suits, shirts, boots, hats, ETC., and left their
old clothing in the store. To-day the
police captured eleven ofthem Just across
the river in Illinois. The other men
escaped. 4s-t57 3 ~ III ~ ~,
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|, snuirn Arkln,s Court

4 Ed Alaclamara had his preliminary
hearing before Squire Ankle yesterday af-
ternoon on the charge Of stealing watch
at n ball given in Arion hail two weeks
ago. He was held in $1,000 bond for his
appearance before tho next grand jury =
s William Miller was committed to jail
last evening by the same justice Tor. q
hearing to-day on a charge OF assault and
battery upon his wife. Tho assault is al
legged 10 have been committed October @,
but Miller kept out Of the way until yes
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"a number OF gentlemen left on the Bali.
more 4 Ohio at |: 40 o'clock this morning
for Grafton, WHERE they go as delegates
from the local lodges to the Grand Lodge
K. OF ?. OF this State, which conyencs In
annual session there to-day. Among those
who left were A. B.. Doan,; OF Ben wood,
Grand Chancellor, and Chiei, OF Police
Bennett, Of this city, Grand Vice Chancel.
lor Captain Bennett, il he does rot rc-
fuse the office, will be elected Grand Chan
cellor, the head Of the order. in this State,
al this session. Z s IL u 5i555iF.s,l
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Result Of y Drunken Orr,e,

QuEnEc, Oct. eo.-A family named Par.
ent, consisting Of husband, wife and son
got drunk last night and it is supposed in
their manouvers knocked over lamp
which set fire to Mrs. Parents clothing.
The police were attracted to the house BY
cries for assistance and found the woman
lying in the back yard with her entire
clothing on fire. She was conveyed to a
hospital, but died shortly afterwards.
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Horse aud Rider Killed By Cougar ,,t, i,

PORTLAND, 0RE., Oct. 2o.-The body OF
an unknown man was found Saturday
near Harrington, Washington Territory,
in the midst Of dense timber. A few yards
distant the body OF his horse was lying
dead. Both bodies were iearfplly tornand
mangled. There is no clue to the mans
identity: Tho only solution is that both
man and horse were attacked by cougars
and killed. Tracks Of the ierocious AMI
mails were found In the immediate vici-
nifty. The whole country around is in,
tested with them, 4 s., = ~ : = : .
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Tho Belmont Boilers.

= H. !
To The. Editor d The Iaielliyeneer. Il !. ~
slE;-Therc is q mistaken impression
prevailing In the MINDS OF q great many
people, that since the Belmont Lodge
boilers withdrew from the Amalgamated
Association, they are boiling iron at a re.
duction Of twenty-five cents per ton. II .
firm owning and operating the Ohio
City mill at Martins Ferry, Ohio, is one
party laboring under this false impress.
sion. They show it by their action in
proposing 10 their hpilets that they shall
boil iron on and after tho goth day OF
October at five dollars and fifty cents pei
lon. This 4 notice was given to
tho boilers Of the Ohio City
mill on Friday Or Saturday last by one Of
the firm, and this gentleman Of the firm
did not hesitate very much in giving his
reasons Tor offering n reduction OF twonty:
five cents per ton, saying that the boilers
OF the Belmont mill We're working ut re-
duction of twenty-five cents. Such re-
marks as these coming from a nail manu-
iacturer are to be condemned; for the man
who makes the statement either knows it
is untrue, or at least does not know it to
be true, and the Belmont boilers resent
this means OF inducing boilers elsewhere
10 accept reduced wages. j-l5Y : 2 :.
II seems as though disinterested parties
know more about how the HeiInant mill
is operated than the proprietors or their
employees do. can assert positively and
without fear Of contradiction that the Bel
mont Company never approached one Of
their boilers in regard to q reduction either
before or after the secession OF Belmont
Lodge, or SINCE the signing Of last June's
scale. II this statement Is not sufficient
to refute the false aud slanderous asser-
ton OF designing people, they can call at
the Office OF the Belmont Nail Company,
or any OF the managers or boilers in the
forge department Of the mill for informa-
ton. 54E Boiler.
Wheeling, or. 20. 'ss,99.
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His Vengeance Results In His Death.

: His Vengeance Results in His Death.
BROOKLYN, Oct. 20-Mrs. Roberts, wife
Of John Roberts, went out to purchase
groceries Saturday night, and when she re-
turned she told her husband that two
yonns men had insulted her. lie started
out to punish them and meeting Henry
o'Connell and Frank Smith he accused
them. A fight ensuel and O'Connell
knocked Roberts down. In his fall he
struck his head SO violently OH the side
walk that he received conclusion OF the
brain: lie died TO day and q Cornell has
been locked up on charge Of homicide.
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a;or3r,,t.

POOAls FOR RENT, NTH T0,Tc
~ or Without .nnly at i29 Fifteenth S 81 sl,!,
1ToR REST-A LARGE. rLE1Si1-;yS1T;
;aS,, front room, With boatL Eaqase at d ~ ~
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Fullypro,r,,a,;r.od

for cold weather. x Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c,: DOC and 81 90. q "a full
line Of carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in.
grain, brussels, &c, from lSc up. Rugs,
mats, window shades, wallpapers, pianos,
Sc..,, &c, cheap! for cash., by order Of the
manufacturers, at No: 20l0 and 202l Main
Street, SS{s JoAS RogNsR, "a gent q;
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] RIVER NEWS. !
Movements Of Boats md the Stage Of Water
u Here and Elsewhere,

Movements Of Boats md the Stage Of Water
IA Here and Elsewhere. r;
The Buffalo Bill Company have char.
tered the steamer ", ?. Thompson for q
trip down the river, z. 4.
The Pittsburgh packet G. ". Bachelor
is still laid up at the upper end Of the
tleyee, ready 10 come out as soon as there
is sufficient water. She is in first class
trim, ,E q = 81 'V1
The Onward was tho only one among
four towboats with tows Of empties that
left Marietta on the recent rise that man.
aged to reach this city. The others were
the Hornet, Enterprise and Joseph Stone.
The W. N. Chancellor has entered the
Charleston and Marietta trade, leaving
Charleston evary Monday and Thursday,
and Marietta every Tuesday and Friday.
Ira .. Huntington, that prince OF clerks,
is still managing the Office affairs.
Word was. received hero yesterday of
the death ,oi Cnpt. +" Buck !" Marsh; at
Evansville, which took PLACE yesterday
morning at I o'clock. Capt. Marsh was
one OF tho best known river men on the
Ohio, and the news OF his death will be
learned with sorrow bya large number.
The Pittsburgh Commercial Ga;etle SAYS:
Charles Anderson, q well known steam
boat clerk, and who last season was second
clerk of the Emma Graham, is now en-
ployed in the Office Of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, this city, He was at
one time second clerk of the Wheeling
packet G. W. Bachelor. a.. q; 4 :.
The Cincinnati, Portsmouth and Big
Sandy Packet Company on Thurday con-
tractcd with james Mack at Cincinnati,
ior n new sidewhcei steamer to be got out
immediately for the Portmouth trade in
placo OF the Bonanza. She will be 2G4
feet long, ~ feet beam and 81 feet dcpth
Of hold. She will have o2 inch cylinders
with sfeet stroke. ts:7. liI'S
George Barker, one Of the parties
charged with robbing Capt. Jacob honar,
at Wellsburg, W. Va,s some weeks ago.
was tried and convicted; has not yet been
sentenced. Barker is q resident Of this
city. His accomplices, four In number,
made their escape. Capt. Jake is out 500,
railway fare, in addition to being robbed,
Piiisburgk Commercial Go.elte. X
Z GngESsBoRo, pa, Oct. 2o.-River 0 feet
and on astand; weather clear.
. BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Oct. 20.-Riyer 0
feet and stationary; weather clear. re
Hook No. T. Oct. 2O.-Riyer 3 feet and
stationary; weather clear; thermometer
50'. 81 4. MI sS g4!, 5,7i-
PARKgns, Pa, Oct. 2O.-Rivcr5 G inches
and falling; weather clear and pleas.
ant. Il \ ks ! ! q. N, 2, yyli
!: LOUISVILLE, n.y. Oct. 2O.;-Dcpth in
the T. canal 8 feet; on the falls, | foot and
RlcE's LANDING, Oct. 2O.-River Is
inches and falling; weather clear; Their
So. !. III rs ~ \
1 onoAxrowS, WA, Oct. oo.-Riyer
Q inches and on a stand weather clear;
thermometer Sc. f5s \, I. S.
PlrTsnunou, Pa, Oct. 20. -Monongaheln
river inchessanl on a stand weather
clear and pleasant. l!.y,''ss ~ ~:
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WILL GO TO. PITTSBURGH,
The Plumed Knights to 60 There and
Martins Ferry Alko. y.H9 r.

The Plumed knights to 60 There and t
Martins Ferry Also.
At special meeting Of tho Plumed
Knights held at the Lincoln Club rooms
last evening, it was resolved to accept the
invitation ofthc Americas Club to be their
guests on Saturday, November ], and to
take part in the big daylight demonstra-
ton which the Republicans OF Pittsburgh
have arranged for on that day. The Ex-
ecutive Committee was appointed CON.
mittce to arrange for transportation, mu-
sic, servants, and all other matters CON
nected with the trip. A brass band will
be taken, and it is probable that the club
will 60 via the r, ". & Ky, so as TO have
the company Of the Young Mems Club OF
Steubenville, which is also to 10 the guest
OF the Americas Club on this occasion,
There appears to be general desire TO 70
by the road that will furnish special
train 80 that the club can return Sunday
instead Of coming home Saturday after
noon or evening or remaining in Pitts
burgh until Monday, but as yet, no such
arrangement has bean made. .sg4ls
II waa resolved to have three turnout
or drills previous to going to Pittsburgh,
and every one desiring to go to Pittsburgh
will be expected to attend at least two Of
these or furnish reasonable oxcuse for
not doing 80. The first turnout will be
on Thursday evening Of this week, when
every member is requested to report at
the Lincoln Club rooms in full uniform,
for the purpose OF going to Martin Ferry
to assist the Republicans there in iubi-
latlng over Ohio's victory, 1t is probable
that other clubs from this side will 20
over on Thursday evening to assist in the
demonstration. 49,
The knights last evening received a
handsome PLAGUE bearing pictures Of
Blaine and Logan from All unknown
friend, that was given place Of honor in
the parlors Of the Lincoln Club. Another
friend, well known public spirited citi-
zen, sent word that his check Tor $50 was
at the command Of the club any time that
it might need it. Dues were well paid up
last night and the club ia in excellent
shape II, every Way, ~ !.' t7.2 l74=22l ~
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3 JUST RECEIVED,''

js 100 later patterns Of Flat Scarfs. Du.
pllcatcs Of DMr Unlannlcrrl White Shirt,
reinforced both back and front, the hest
In the market, price 81 90. Also, the
best all wool Knit Jacket, jt ...5s'
,k;,sississ.'i c. HESS & sons,
Merchant Tailors md Gents Furnisilcrs.
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"IsDlAS DEPARTMENT. 1NAsn,soroy,
DEL am anxious to introduce Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup among my Indians,
having used It myself for several months,
and /! think itone OF the finest remedies I
ever found. I assure you, it is the only
thing that ever relieved me o., "a protract-
ed cough brought on by exposure while
on the Sioux Commission last year, az7s577., X
,S(,:Ss.5; : (, a: G: BOONE,
Agent for Poncas and U. s. Commissio
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FoR5 SALE OR RENT.
Coal Properly Neal Washington, "a

'o ACRES OF COAL, Is ACRES OF SURFACE.
a. Can be shipped on CHARTERS or OIL Baltimore 4
ohio Railroads; mine In good working order: 20
M, l!hen can DC put IN at once; con! iStclass 10y
sas, steam Or fuel; 20 houses, ktorc, blacksmith
thop &c; 80 pit and tram cars; roads IN good CON
altion, laid with n. rail- plenty OF miners to 10
nau; low mte Of mining; no strikes. The above
itnipetly Will be sold on easy terms and nj Il low
BUSINESS There fsn vein OF good nfcclay IN the
plt which costs nothing to mine; has been tested:
can DC utilized nta small expense md can Ne made
ocIS 80 -. 's- Gt-.- 49,. Washington pH
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( FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of tho Money and stoek M,

sSsg - . kpts, 4 * '.saI .
NEW Yong, Oct sn.-Money lends at lkss pcr.
cent. closed nj 1aa2 percent. Prime Mercantile
"a percent 81 s'enE Exchange bankers
GovERSAESTs-Firm. 81 -l}.{s.5 ilg-.s 4 80
RAlLwAYs-Firm.l3 r. Nj = Il. < ;; II
STATE sEcuRyrlEs-Qulets 4sr = ~ " 8 7s7,s.
s1oGKs-Thc market opened with an avalanche
OF sellllg orders, many " them presumably from
out OF town holders who became alarmed Saturday
afternoon, but sent their selling orders for ills
morning IN expectation that there would be a n.
action to-day from the depression OF Saturday.
Local SPECTATORS on the bear, side also atMcSci
me market with great vigor,: and they
being operators Of IA more powerful class
than have heretofore been In the market there was
general decline In prices, which by Leo ranged
from n TO- percent for seven OF the most active
stocks and from to e for the inactive ONES. hut
BY y O'clock greater portion Of this decline wus
recovered Ssd, aud half dozen stocks yT ackawunna,
Northern Pacific preferred and Reading were all
from u TO- | percent higher Than they closed on
Saturday, jersey Central showing the extreme I'd.
&. After l.:3o the improvement witch besaii about
l2:D continued through the hour ind II half TO ,
O'clock. ln the last hour there was less activity.
but the market was tirmer and there was n general
many ,tocks touching higher prices than any nre
Sious figures o! the day. III the last half hour
there way partial reaction. though this wus nbout
recovered before !lie close. which was strong. 5IF
4 Transactions ISL 0O shares, u 80
!. .. s 9, 100; y. s. 4tis, 1,e'll: y. s. now Is
100; Pacific Gs Of '95, rs; Central Pacific ll0,;
Eric, h5ass; Lehgh & Wilkes, 90 nSked; LousIn,ia,
consolA. TO- Missouri es, 1903: st. Joseph, lis: 8 =
& G. Arsts, ll5 Tennessee 6s old, 80; do new SSl
Texas Pacific Land Grants: TX; do Rio Gran1a.
~: Union Pacific frsts, Ill do Land Grants
los; do sinking fund, ne; Virginia Is, ss: VII,
yinia consols, extr. ma.urcd coupons, s6; do dc.
fcrrcd. 9; Adams Express, 1Si; American Express
slH Canada Southern, aO4 Central Pacific w:
Chesapeake e ohio "; DO arst preferred ID, 4 do
RIO Galde loyn; Esle, TX preferred. IS; Fort
tcrIed. SS1a asked Kansas & Texas. IG lake Ella
& Western. llHs; Lake Shore ok Louisville L
Nashville. ~ louisville, New Albany & Chicago.
10: Memphis l. Charleston Ist piefcrrcl, 10; do b
preferred: 9; Memphis 4 Charleston, n; Michigan
Central, b7Hs: Missouri Pacific, 93I; Nashville <
Chattanooga Z. II New Jersey Central 43T: North.
etn Pacific, lsh; do preferred, ~: Northwestern,
y, 40 preferred, 1874; New York Central, SST:
ohio centsal, "; Ohio 4 Mississippi u: do pre!.
,erred, 40; PActc Mail, seq; Pittsburgh ll6X:
Reading, q; st. Louis 4 San francisco. %. az |
81; s.. Paul, Az Do preferred: lo,T
states Express: saw; St. 1. d Eff; do PFC.
q; 19; Wells Fargo Express. 6G:iWesiern
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Republican Meeting ut wo,t Alexander.

-H#
A grand Republican rally will be held
at West Alexander this afternoon, follow.
ed by torcillight demonstration thiseyen.
ing. The Garfield Republican Club Of
West Liberty, this county, and the Repub-
licans OF Valley Grove, and indeed tho
whole east end Of the county, will turn
out. The West Liberty club will be
mounted, and wear elegant silk badges
the finest seen here this campaign. A
meeting will be held ut l o'clock, ut which
Hon. George Y. Lawrence, member OF
Congress from that district, and . Mr..
Charles Burdett Hart, of the IsTELLlGEScrR,
will make speeches. It was expected that
Col. Jackson, candidate for Congress to
succeed Mr.. Lawrence, would also be
present, but no could not do SO. :. This
will be one Of the largest demonstrations
Of this campaign in this vicinity. &, S ~
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE!

EDWARD Z. HALE.
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&,,Jeciar untictc.s.

a CARD.-To all who are suffering from errors
and indiscrettons Of youth, nervous, wcaEItss,
early decay loss Of mnnhoo, &C., Will ssad , r.,
great remedy was discovered By missionary 10
south America. Send eli.addIessed. envelope 70
XIV. JoafrH T. lsMAN, Station D., New iGEs.
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HAVE you kidney or liver trouble, sdys-.
pepsia or headache :? Try the Dr.. Thomas
PHI: May be taken for years without pro-
dncing constipating or otherwise injurious
ELECTS. M u. i y.
Warranted strictly vegetable, Y almost
painless and perfectly safe under al con-
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THE OFFICIAL MAJonIr1Es
At tho Election Ia Ohio County for Stat,
~ ssHf and County Oflcors. q y

~ y and County Onlcors. III "a n,
4 In another place will be found the
tabulated statement Of the official returns
Of the number Of votes cast in each pre-.
cinct in the county on last Tuesday for
each candidate for State and county Off
GERS. The canvass by the Board Of Com
missioncrs yesterday, resulted lin few
changes. The official figures for the total
vote for each candidate, and the MAORI
ties OF the successful ones, are Us follows,
the successful Democratic candidates
being named first in each case, and the
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'fnATs sthe difference between the
lower part 81 The leg and IN comet & Ones
q shin and! bono and the others been and
Zshone: AV hats; tho / difference between "a
sound Eshin:a andaSsa bruised Eshin 2 Y st.
Jacobs on q It cures.
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ciScIySA1I, o., Oct. 9o.-Elour dull and IN.
No. &c. Oats lowers NO. = mixed l25Nc. RYE
and barley n0mi:ially unchanged. Fork ouici
Of SIG 50; Lard qulst Bulk meats dull, Gcon
Erm ard i!nciaused Whisky steady al 81 ii.
iirlnesat l7lsalsc Cheese as,a aud unchanged. -
TOLEDO, Oct eo-Whcat dull aud prices a shade
lower; No. 2 rcd cash and October 7uHc November
1sc; December az 60: No. soft III q asked. Corn
%eaE iAe, = cash ha1e asked year S. e asked. Oau
yer seed easy prime cash s. 60 bid October aid No.
Sein5er 81 Gsis asked December Il 60 bid, 81 6
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Tllcr,nonie ter Record.

following shows the range Of the
I thermometer rs observed at Schnepfa
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA NJ, 81; II M.,c7Go;3 r. Mr7s';7P.a u,
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AsNAILER!S' STRIKE
STOPS ALL THE MILLS BUT ONE
fANh-Net
The old Dispute About Charges for Break
ages Results In General Suspension E1.
cspting ut the Riverside Factory. Z,
Tho Trouble not Yet Adjusted.

IT.. ,n,..lo - II D.. a -.
~ se.s.ue ua,. iaesoty WIS tne ohiy
one IN mo city IN operation yesterday,
and 1t was given out that the Benwood
mill would also stop TODAY. The s,,sncn.
.,on ~ .ror,;n,o1 ;l,on... -
s.ou' Z, ,Vn.inu.u luie.eSs' ~ host cases
Is caused ny Q disagreement between tho
mill owners and the nailers, the latter Oh.
jecting to being charged for breakagcs Of
their machines This bone OF contcn.
ton Is almost as old rs the nail
trade In Wheeling. Few .workmcn about
q mill can remember a time when there
was not u difference Of opinion on this
subject. The nailers again demanded a
change In this respect last week, and being
refused, those who were ut work quit and
those who, were idle refused to go TO work
yesterday as intended. Tho Denwood
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Az fih stopped irro by Dr., Hllnes 2Grc9.. Ss.ye
Aestorer: No Fits after lnttlsy', use. Marvellous
cnren. Treatise and s. trial ltle Zee 70 y. e4'es
Send 70 Dr.: Kline. 93l ArGh street, rhilsdelhM'
T. Cancer lnshtpte, al Arrhttrra rht!sdephI,
! NJ, 90 % Il -. fiilIt5 q II
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a. Carthage, New York-Nearly tho . Who'll,

At Carthage, New Iork--Nearly tho Whole
e KS SOS Town Wiped Out. ~
WATEnrowS, N. y, Oct. a4.-A special
TO the Times from Carthage says a condag.
ration began in Eaton's Touring mill in
West Carthage and spread rapidly and
doomed Myers 4 Roos' furniture factory,
Myers tub shop, Eaton's sash and blind
factory, Rivel's tanncry and his house
AID other buildings. 1t jumped across
the river and Is now burning tlercely with
n high wind rising. At The time Of writ.
ing It looks as II the entire village would
be destroyed. Fully thirty. dwelling
houses have been burned and the families
are homeless. Many did not save any
thing,
The pump shop, Guyott's shop, wooden
mills, three saw mills, furnace and grist
mills, store, Itother 4 Prins!e's foundry
and machine shops, Presbyterian and
Baptist churches, school house, engine
house, town hall and Peck House are the
principal buildings burned outside OF resi-.
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, Mother swra,u,s1yorm syrnn. y, Y;

Mother Swau's Worm Syrup. i X .sss
1nfallible, tastcless, harmless, cathartic ;
1917 ieverishness, restlessness, worms, coz,
BHpRtion, 25e,s$t y ,s5s9sa f9F75S
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New ifoRK, Oct. Flour dull .cccIpts aj GO
barrels: exports $500 barrcls:- common To- rood
y ooas 20. Wheat, spot grades NJ higher; optons
closed steady: receipts biD 0OO bushels: exports i
20 bushels; No. 2spring Sci ungn,t!cd spring Csc:
nngnldcd rcd 6iG90c; Noe rcd suasOkc; ungsadcd
white s51Ic:t No. 2 rcd Eoyember,f Sales $4,000
bushels a. closing nt si4c: December,
January. sales TO-. 0 bushels at S. clos
lug 1t $50: February, sales 2io0 900 bushels al
VIZ, closing q 9oe March sales " oQo buIhels 1t