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rev ,hlac's PUTS ore OF them rmsrked;
"wel, bGsa. u We haven't liyed ilke
'ssm," 4 lew minutes before
leaving their ytls the sheriff notified
Lhsm he woSli p"rmit them !"
30 10 tas sclnold nnshackled,
Su on each w Sula be nor sco,'"p par
-" tested v against th, saying he
preferred being tied ana carried 10 Than u
have tho spectators thick he wasn't
hslp, The uihsu j,lusd 10 me proiost,
hut the sheriff wa. inSsxes. On
tho soaff,ld ma bandits reolgnized
sore. iem,ls fiess n uo crosd Ard
bidd'nE tnem good bye. The noo,es were
then adjusted, when second gener pre-.
te't was entered BY all i've OF them
saving they we're belng chosod 70 death.
On the sosffnli Howard requested toe
sheriff 10 move the knot further
back. adjusting his mock 20 tina moose. Not
ono OF them apparently showed thu slight.
cot sisn OF reyr"t.
vsArcuc, rrpnss,
p .okRviLLs, CAL. Msrcn - -Frsneltco
P'rrrs was hanged hero to-day for the
murder ot WilliSm aud Jsonn
Wirges. Tho crime was toe
rsul, OF dispute whether ferres
or william Wirgos spnke the purest aa
Titan. Both men we're intoJiosteo Perrrs
sized an iron bpotjack ana knocked
william ssnshle. Jso9b rushed In,
Prrr,s drew "a kniia sud struck hirn 90
the neck, killing lin instantly. William
reyived, when Perrea nuishod bin
win MS knife o. the ,os1lld he paid:
Gen lemen. | DOME epeag good Enklish.
| lied thnse men 10 preserve my o1n
me-" Toe drop was sprung aud death was
iusi M A tueuus
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keauction of kptes,

EKv YoRK Starch IS The committee on
rates Of the Southern Railway q sisaIn-
snip association met to-day tp arrange for
ths establishment ot reduced freight rates
between eastern cities and southern points.
The C pnittce d cided on making reduce
ton o. 10 nor cont on the present rate. IT, o
red uction will 90 into effect the7th OF April
next.
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N.1lexAL authorities fad il necessary to
ures cur European corsuis 70 see that
emigrants q America are not deceived IN
The value OF the trade dollars that are he
Ing shipped 10 immense quantities, 10 DO
palnst Cd on them.
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Possible Vacancy.

GALVESTON, harcn % = TIE appointment
VI Asa y ration to he Ubiisd States nitor-
ney vii leave she pr itlon OF STATE senator
a. this district v1csnt. Among those men
toned for ite place IN case Slrat'on IL con.
fir net are: I. O. Fisher, ". N. John. J.
B. nnns, H. J. Labatt, William JeIdins
AMI r. B Little
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GgAE!lS5HRlse&{ga
CLOTHING ROOM

Is the largest in the state. This is acknowledged fact
1t Is the place for you get rstclas tailor made suit at
but very moderate outlay Our trade does give the
preference because are the LARGEST cothiers in the
Southwest nor because we are the abest merchants in
this part of the country The great share of trade which
received by us In the Clothing Line caused by merit
We carry throughout establishment entirely fesh stock
because way crowdng goods every close OF
each season. even five have make sacrifices thus clearing
our stock of old goods
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PHiL,psLPnIA, March rs The telect
rouncil to-day adopted resolutions direct
ing the Institution OF lessl proceedings
agaiDat the American Rapid and Bankers
san Merchants Telegraph companies to re-
cover az amount OF bonds nom both incor-
poratiopz end forfeiture u their poles and
tf.f
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BIsM.ReE, OAK, March % Tho gori @
which formed H"re This mOrhirg stu hOiut
aud * euds tGyefal miles above. The 10
~ v@rS tnick. The l1g lands ON both SIDES
o. the ,er ire submsrgsd Hnd o
body OF waieI AID ica ara now ma
ming over the bsuk oetR- 0n th"
bridge aud the main dam. Hart ~ r
ha back.d up aud rep titi "a o. tlr
Il ida OF 1881 u leNfed. Al commute =
on by raj west v nnw GU III Rep .
sy the river ~ tt,l rising qua IL ~ ice,
me &C. ,fge ey.erds ffom Sblty lslaDu,
nr above tna city as has been
seer with o strong glrsa, probably ten.
miles. rha ice 81 very thick, som, cakes
containing acSfs. rR-ro ere nine sto mrfs
tied Up 40 lha leyees and ,he osoapo
OF ary on viii 10 mrn5ullu
The ice haa spoYed solidiy against the
shores. Ice moved this I'VE inr, iHcressiN
,hs hole IN the Steamer Black III IL ann
she osnk. Lnss, Sl2 600. Batwt eu the
nriiQe aud MAndsn three miles Of track 10
oiyo ed with ice.
ST paul, March 20 An leo gorge y o
'ormsd N iron, OF the ci,y j0.t shove The
Wabash street bridge, between Mime
.ota boat club leland and The
east sido. This threw ths oanM
over the vest side 81 the island and u At
INK IN soon eawsd sway two piers oi ne
bridge, hut no further damage. Eiioris
we're inside inis afternoon 10
blow no the gorge, bat 50
far have not proved successful. IL is feared
the riVir will cut new chanpel on the
wat side of he island. and compel the city
to build nrw bridge.
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Iiangings.
WILLIAM M'DoNALD swtsGl.


S,N BsRsAsDtso, GAL. Ssrch o.
wliian X. Mcdonald %. hanged to-day
tor the mpraer OF Maggie 0 BIsu,
Janus,y 3D;h, 1873 Nexs ~
- siraneiins OF Della 1illsop, by
Wheeler 10 TINS CITY, tho crime o,m nit.ei
BY McU,ns d wsihe most a,r'cons in
Csif,rnii. n, seduced the youag girl,
Maggie O'Rr.n, aud uring of nor
induced his wife /, eniice the girito lonely
spot snot her. en- sd her boy wi n rocs :
AID burned tie CORPSE. His wife dis.
o.o,td the secret N Donald wa
arrested F.bfusry 25,h, last. e.
c,psd from jill sud was re.
Gao u-ed On mountins the scaffp q
the murderer mrrife It'd great coolps g. aud
s,ii b- had 10 Intention OF Killing Maggie
hist t vas HE VT, tho struck tpe fatal
hos: hs, she ~ss Ions. He sxonera,ed
"a. Ulcers from Ill bl,me in conoe.tio
With nis Ists escape. Gave Instructions re-
ssrdiug the ROPE, asking tor greater
drop than mad been provided.
Hts neck was instantly broken and he died
without sras,ls. tn. parting scene b.
tyeen him and bi- mother was very aftcl-
Ing, moving strong m-p ~ tears.
vRTus stsB.r MURDxR
TonBsToSs, ARlz Msreh go. w Sam.
pie. Dan Dosd, " illiam Deiane. Dan Kelly
ana James Howard were ha lgsa
a. li:l6 this morning for the Biz zee
mu 1ers. The uve ban0tte mAycned I'm the
stsps 70 the sc4h,Id vi hsu, Il nching
Ali declared ,neiF innocence, aud
mat Heath, Who was lyuched here,
February 2li, Vas also innocsit They bsde
cod bye 70 their f'iends. expressed faith IN
the Ohri. tisn religion and requested their
d dies NJ dslivar>d TO Father Gallagher.
Noihing occurssd IN mar the shsr re pian.
rns muf deress we're ell dr,ppes Oh 10.
essher end ssc p ING Dswd died
without Q strnsele. Over loo
D. rsons witnessed the execution. A
i,rss bslcopv he'd been erected out
aida .v.slookif tbs js yar-.
The bull ier it~nded - charge tI.50
admission. bat u . NIB be . . indisnsnt
AID tore ~ des4 Ia r,~
which Ill we'd seven psrsous we're Ia.
i,,et Ose man ned his leg
sroken, and apo her his arm. rne bal.
COM w,uic Y So. With his
sc-p,i,n .vsryth ns pssss II qu-,iy
ID pulv ~ ia Z s. satb. jon r1ps.n-
49,. Mrs r Der I'D on- X ei'sy. write
rot b ne - fansds's store and ra,nine 81 :
be- lat Novsmrs-. al died game.
Tho criminals didn't shas The sisxns~.t|
f~ss near tr approach n urslh.
Aitsl sS-.s sh-yel az e<--s-t ~
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Iahnr Convention

CHICAGO, March IS The ; ate trade and
tabor conven,,nn ~ US session to-day, after
drawing up msmor si b. congress opposing
N. impori alton . io,eia u labor, Adjourned
t. meet IN Spnntitli Illinois, the second
Tuesday 10 February, 1888
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CoLcusp so-sfs 0. P-uns, ivania In con
veniion condemn q republican party aud
reponi G. all lia,cs to saule. They nave
ouly {, i've and learn.
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@H5 Exysn
= 4
SANGER BROS
CLOTHING ROOM

Offers line of Clothing this that only be admired
and highly spoken Of 1t is useless to speak OF system of
buying of ability in regard to ready cash.
well know afford what any other
house Daily gentlemen who have
made careful tour among other houses walking through our
Clothing ROOM looking again and again. ard finally con-
vnced thathey get suited best place We do the
right thing by have bur price, that
ebody knows aud this price bound make the
lowest otherwise would be working against inter-
est We mark all goods lowest figures, clerks
deprived othe privilege take less than ask for article
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Contains everything that and short thin and long, long
and stout thin and short men may call for The multiplicity
Of assisted getting up corresponding diversity Of
suits 10 the varied and OF each dvidua
We carry Clothing suit all classes people, have large
lines of loose and easy fitting garments made of the phtest
and simplest material suit all dressing for the sake of
comfort have elegant lines of snug fitting of all kinds
plain and fancy material please nobby young who
dress stylish neat and tasty We have just the Clothing
to suit our climate.
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Republican Committee

Sr LOUIS Msrrh % Ins republican
state csutrsl committee met this afternoon
and appointed Msy Is, ne he date for the
ss'a COW n'ion 10 select delegates to the
nation convention at Oh csgo.
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THE poxer AID iifdence OF R.sDaLL
dali, comes 20 the surface. as evideuced IL
tae d,scu, sion OF The whisky bill.
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Tns rxrcuuvs commit = did srm- good
~rt q, wscs Thurs sy. Wise c,unstIs
seemed /, rave prevailed in the ms's an
the people a., c,ngrs,aists themselves on
,s~ ~c.sos ~ tss c<>xnn4l-se-
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gxNAr,n WApg HAsrr Ms tmarks ca
che ssucs'iooai bill luiy upnoi nj snvi--
b. repu,at'oa - mn add p'triot.
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rxnnrs or sunsORlPrIoN.

Cbnpds & 1T pngpa o. hhy.sik conmnH
mad ~ fom the oman u tire di , oilgDus,
n The la ret tui the Afeht n9Wlpapef In the
btste, md q nov offered II shJ following ~
ou6ed rates
One Copy, One Year. 81 30
FROM March 10 November 10, 1854 10
IavAElAnlY ~ ApVANCA
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sArunpAY.sTAKom 30, ,ss..

ssn.r,Hs lrs t-kilg on early j,un. q
ple.s1re r,sorisjr
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free Of Postage 10 all rarts ~ the United
sfntcs and Canada.

RENT by dnn on Dally postofice money or
Ger o. icgl tered u ci saui otherNhe, We
Will NOT b. ltsnon.iD'r ~ mi~ arrlaglH Adj
dre.s IlIE HtRALn. Da lis, Texas.
Bpcclmfn copies cent ffer on application.
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Children's foe Shoes 1T the Hunsts bic
$40
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WE ARE AUfH0N zED o ANNUT noe
w CapHn ROBERT GIBSON as y oandidafe
TO- "a n.as ~ mo ffh Wafd
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RAMPANT RIOTERS.

Indignation Meeting In the Buckeye
Sia'c,
Which TeimlEafss Ia a Dlsgracsful
Mob.
Military and pallce were Called iSio
R1quisiilon.
Firearms and 0iher Weapons Used.
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All pancrs Discontinued at tho Expiration
- III. ~ NJ IuIu .ur.

look a. tie pfiuten label un yuui paper lhc
date Their % shows when no suhfcripian tx
pir, r. flfwari h. mlnef ~ ginfle me iui
seu,w wal ~ a de ira inrruheu Giles as We can
not ala sy. flfllsh h.cs lumber,
subs 70 Sosirng he atdir OF their paper
cha std sid pI ,ise sIsie Ia ihoir cHmnuics-
Ston - h y. - = M Hrv -lIr ..
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Wr an uCKGfU 10 ANNUUNCE
NJ x Nfi ~ - cs' dldafe ior rC-,le1.
tep lh' iice n Alisrm-n + ths Second
We'd ~ n . inF uni foul at m
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VE ARE a TnORIIE TO ANU ME-
w NJ jobs SfElLMsN for re-ee rti,n ~
the flee e n Imam ia H. SEC nd ward Of
tn civ rIfU n sth - rrfi
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fX1E atE Az 40 iZED 70 ANNOUFO.
tyELt. sAlil Il A. capdid,te f,rA iermsn
o~thc F.ur,b wsrl Elec ion, Rad tuesday, In
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Ma l. Az AUIhOHiZEO TO kNN7U CO
w thu nainc o. Colon W u. GREENL AW
a. ,rdidat for the one OF Alderman from
the Y so1s f@rd
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uou.inp ~ Toznn Central

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GDlNG wlsr lc.fos PIT
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Laws ...... ....,..... ...... O.fi . ~
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and S0j taAe meals rn'rn d-psL
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HE ARE'kfTHOBlZEv To ANNOUNC
~ he, rm.of on In tG VILLA isON
z e.. . &c festhe Office Of Ala rnan f'o~
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announcements.

WE ans RuflIO Zgp TO ANNOUNCE
w oifr,i Il 5 kVAY as cauu date for
Aliermsn H. .he FIT Ward az me cushing
tAE AR A ihOK 2gD ~ 4 NOM r
w ar 'OD X UIlf ss can ifaie Tor
Copn'i N IN ths lhiid Haid Election. Sih
OF J.
IA 40 AUTiiO lILFD. u ANNIUNC Il
w CD n -. \ WI LiAMS A. . candidate
for ~ .rnrn Cow W. q
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VTPO III JAIL or L rIF NTMRTR
" 81 "ihstns OF the sixth Yard JOHN HENRY
RLAnN 4 L. caudld.-n Tor A Amman u n IND
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ne .AkE'Ar noR zEp To AHHouNCs
VIZ q. noGFL a. a candidate for 70.
.etrthn the ofee Of 81 : Asc sOr and q l.
sevss " .i'sr. P'A y "Sfat y
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WE VsF 4 IHORizE - REQUESTED
w fep ponnee Mr. ! @ ARNOLD MS u can.
didstc fo' r. Gle tiol tftne lic OF Cay Msr'
mi tllet- tll 2 n ~ .sliav IN VII.
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EATf ABE srTHORTZE0 70 ATN0UT,1'E
w = COCKRELL ~ = candidate for A.
rDppyu ~ SOC the Firsf Ward
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w tie anne Of Ca 1tniilW v. MORTON as
iAnd ds'e az City M.r.hal. E'cu'n2nd euss'
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M = AK AFT dUEfzsb 10 ANEOUNCE
" Dr. " y .kEWaOA - . csndiAdale flr
Anermsn Of ~ Fourth ward. Election. aud
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nIE AXE AUTHORIZED 10 An -VtN,h W.
w L VAUGHAN A. = o. dds - fni uiiy AZ
swsor an Collector Election. 2rd Tuesday In
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TTE AHk AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
VI ME- T. EONLEY as q cAndiiae tor Al.
dcrn, Nj from he Fourth W.rd
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Vi7TARE AUTH0FIzkB TO ANsOUNCEJ
w ID CARTER asscnncidsis for Alderman
IN the. sfv,h Mad
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w Pa sHtfffAy as An infep4 ndeni can.
didst' i'r City Marshsl Election 2nd Tuesday
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! IN iL,sitl AGSOI Is or NYTELF IS A GAN.
ddae fr Aldermen M The Fith War;
.iecticn, md rsssday In April STEW at
lfrE Ar RHor EstEDW0 ANNOUNCE ]
w n POTTER for klds-o Nh ~ the second
Wsfd Eltellar. 2nf ruc-;fey la April
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HOME NEWS.
Local Notices.

A CARD.-The relatives and friends of the late Mrs. O. l.. Judd desire to thank the many friends who, during her illness, by assistance and kind attentions, manifested their friend ship and sympathy, and also aided in the fu- neral services.
 Call at A. w. Walker & Co.'s when in want of Black Silks, Black Cashmeres and all other dress goods, for they have the largest stock and lowest prices.
 Adams Express Company. New England Division Hartford, Conn, Sept. 12, 1884. MT. Foster, ag't, at Springfield, Mass.-Wil you buy for use at our Stable, a One Gallon Can of Valve-0 0leum, and send as express. Think Geo. w. Goodrich, of your city is agent for the sale of these goods. We do not find 1t on sale here, and like it very much As an Axle Oil. Yours, &c., R. P. Reed. This Oil for sale at F. N. Cranes.
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mAMRnEN. mAss.

Flight of our veavers. thrown out ol employment by the stopping of the La cowsic mills, are going to Palmer tosweavs nights.
 70. I. Burleigh in attenpting to board tho stage while passing slipped, and thu rear wheel passed over him, bruising him badly. :, ; -~.4,.
 J. R, Sheldon, who was confined to the house with slow fever, is out again.
 A very hard frost on Sunday morning made, bad work with the late corn, to. matoes, etc. as. 1a.3
 E Mir. Geo. Smith was last week over- come with. the heat, coming very near to having sum stroke,t and has been con- fined to his room. .lr
 \ EAST LoNaNRxDow.= Norcross Brothers are repairing their derrick at the depot, which was broken down by hoisting some very large stone. F. Norcross is build ing an ell to his house. , . -3 s1" tsa
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AsEFohD.
lsTx0ADs

(o0MNUNfOATMm.l
 Mrs. Las1ra Lincoln, who has been dangerously i'll with black erysipslaa. seems to be recovering, and out of danger. ,She is now in the 91st year of her
 Two houses beIonging to DaFies R. Barlow, on what is known as, the Stephen Chapman place, were destroyed by fire on tho morning of the 9th inst: MT. Barlow was awakened about two o'clock by the barking of his dog and discovered the fire. Mir. B. lived in ono of the houses and. the other was unoccupied The houaes were connected by an ell, and tho ire vas prob. ably set by some one in this all or the .un. occupied house. MT. Barlow saved most of his household effeots. We learn there was q small insurance.
 Lewis F. ChafEee, who is quite a breeder of swine, is building swin house 20 feet square. with cellar and well under. meath. He is also building a shed 42 feet in length, which will connect the swin house and barn.
 -S. B. Tint is building q shed adjoin. ing his barn, 30 feet in length.
 Seeing some accounts in the papers of trees blossoming in the summer months, we would say that s. B. Tit has an apple tree which does sonet hing more than bear blossoms. The middlb cf August there was a large cluster of blossSns opened, ,en- tirely surrounding an apple which was about the size of 2 hens agg Soon after the disappearance of ths hlQssoms two thrifty young apples wefa euHd growing in their place. When ths ydung apples were about as large as uaafn the large apple quietly dropped of tO make room for the new comers. A few days since another blossom came out about three inches from the young apples, and now another apple has set in it's place.
 -Another wire was placed on the tel egraph poles last week. X Rev. Wm. c. Walker preached at the Baptist church last Sabbath. -
 Quite hard frost in some sections last Sunday morning.
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sOMERSs

!. MT. Arthur Noble, of the firm of No ble & Norman, decorative artists, Boston, has been passing short timesins town as guest of Hon. H. R. Kibbe. MT. Noble's reputation, as an artist, is almost world wide, as examples of his artistic skill are to be found in many public and private buildings in this country, England and France. The elaborate mural decorations in Castle Carr, Yorkshire, and similar work in Stonyhurst College, Lancashire, are all emanations from his brain and pen oil. The famous Gad's Hill, the last home of Dickens, and during his ownership was direction of MT. Noble. The elaborate decoration upon the ceilings and Halls of Mir. Kbbe's new house are being done un. der the superintendency of this artist.
The Press., 1884-09-18
ROCKVILLE.

IN. Windhisero caught. black bass from Snipsic lake last week, which weigh cd 5 pounds and 10 ounces.
 George Johnson of Vernon was fatally injured by bull on Saturday. His son was leading the animal which showed signs of yiciousness, and calling for help the father seized 8 fork and ran to his relief, whereupon the bull turned upon him, tossed him in the air. and when he struck the earth again was jammed on the ground, breaking and crushing his ribs and other. wise causing fatal injuries. ..
 -Mr. J. H. Maynard, well known business man of Rockville, was found dead in bed Thursday morning last, at his home on Elm street. The cause was heart dis ease. VI. .t. IL. -Lt --..E---- -.-..--
The Press., 1884-09-18
COVE NTR Ys
SOUTH COVENTRY

"A. S. Parker, local editor and business manage of Coventry Local Register.
 The Holland County Union SundaJ School Association will hold convention including the Sunday schools of Bolton Coventry, Willington and Mansfield, g the Congregational church at South Gov entry, on Wednesday, September 24th beginning at 10 o'clock a. m, and lasting all day. Delegates are expseted from al schools in this association. N . 4Gilboa < Carson, who were burned |out at South Coventry, have leased a large mill at Occum, and have hired number of families to move to their new place .o1 business. 3 Potatoes are rotting badly. If people think this is stereotyped expression fol fall use, let them visit potato fields and re port. .a
 No black flag on the post-ofice Sun day morning, but in fields and gardens hundreds were waving in the breeze. and none of them showed white border.
 Every prospect of quails being abund ant, large focks are frequently seen.
 Carlos Tilden plants sweet corn to fat hogs upon, and those who doubt this be. ing good kind of food for fatening pigs had better look in MT. Tilden's pen. ,
 There have been several cases of SC. rious sickness, but the patients are now improving. v
 Mrs. Watson Rider has been quite sick of cholera morbus.
 -Geo L. Phillips returned from the solemn sea just in time to be reminded by the heated season that summer comes, in thls country, at least once year.
 Rev. Sherman supplied the pulpit oi the M. D. church Sunday, in the absence of Rev. s. V. B. Cross.
 Rev. A. G. Hubbard of Stanton, Mich, spent the Sabbath with relatives here. He has been travelling for some weeks in Flu rope, and has visited many places of inter- est in England, Ireland and Scotland, and even reports of cholera did not prevent him from visiting the continent, but Ger many, France and other countries wore al- SO in his route of travel s..lst aa=3j
The Press., 1884-09-18
MONs0M,

-Monson is expecting to use aitsnew town hall for the presidential election, though it will not be quite completed.
 -Mrs. 0. W. Holmes, Jr., while quick. ly alighting from 8 carriage last week in fear from a fractous horse attached, lost 8 $SOO diamond. -.a...