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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-08-05
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints arc so insidious In their
attack rs th"se affecting the throat and lungs:
none 90 trihed with by tho majority Of suffer-
ers. The ordinary cough or cold. resulting
perhaps from q trin;I,g or unconscious ex-
posure. 10 often but tho beginning Of a fatal
sickness. AYKR's CHERRY PICTORIAL has
r..! proven It's efficacy In a forty years fight
with throat and lung diseases. and should bs
tken In Nil cases without delay.
A Terrible Cough Cured.
sin IsSi te~,k = s"vrrc cnll, which affected
my lungs. ! hui ~ terrible cough, AID passed
night altar night without sleep. Tho doctors
r-u.L. witch relieved nv lnnSs. induced
Sleep, AMI Afforded ma the rest neccsnry
is: ths teoovs'y 81 my strength. ly tho
mont euss Was "%frort~I. KIN now q! years
""t. ha.o n::.i hearty, anil am satisfied your
InEnn ks1"EAL save! me.
kocAinShain, VI, ..u!y u. lss:.
Group. II Mothers Tribute.
Wh:is ,i:o country H.: Writ .r NV little
roy. ta:s. y.sfs o,-, WA i..ei. Ill will. cr"uI;
II ."riu-d AZ IL h. would slio from straugu.
:.i'.l. One "i ,..c tamil. suggested the iss
Ut AYERS CHEER" Ih ToKKi n bottle Of
"a:ah w,s ":~-ys ..r! IN the honsc. This
TO "ur delight in ls"s tnau half nj hour Tho
also patient wHs brrnIliing easily. The doc
tor E'id that the tlirRi:r II lad
.nr"d nis 'inr!inR's life. Can you wonder ut
'"r gratitude: Sincerely yours.
MRS. EANA GEpxFv."
ia' Weat i2ath 81. New York. hiay IL. lss7.
~ have ns"i A,rR'x CnpRnv P~pt1"nAL
~ my iar..i, far several Years. and Il" NOT
hesitate L" rroi".u:. .e j., the. i,.o~t '~~tIcrtual
tr:"d. 4. y. CRANE"
i1As crystal. MIMI. March is. 1852.
"I.pti. red fer rirh, year. from Er.n-hi,,,.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-08-05
Mr.. John Pearson 8 Statement.
Statement Of Mr.. Benz. F. Hearndon:

Early in November, 1881, while sewing on tho
machine. my wife was taken with a severe pain
III her side, which was soon followed by hSmor-
rhages from her lungs and q severe cough.
Fever commenced. she could neither eat nor
;leep. and Ia a few weeks she was reduced TO-
me that he thought ono OF her lungs was en-
t,rely gone. She could not retain the most
delicate nourishment on her stomach. I then
agreed With Or; Sullivan. my family. physician,
to call DR.. Holloway in consultation. They
made q final examination Of tho patient. and
pronounced the case hopeless. DR.. Holloway
then suggested the Brewers Lung RestOrer rs
last resort. sent for n bottle, and gave her
adose.. I found that she could retain It on her
stomach, and after about the thini lose I began
to notice Snmo Improvement in her condition.
] continued tho medicine regularly, and by the
time sho had taken two bottles she was allie to
walk about the house. -She Ia now in better
health than she has enjoyed for several years.
l believe the Lung ReStOr0r saved her life.
Mr.: Hearndon's p,st-ofice is Yatosville. Up
son County. Ga. lie is a thNroughly reliable
man In every particular.
LAMAR, RANKIN, & LAMAR,
MACON, GA.
3S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-03

main at their desks As yet there are
comparatively feS Democrats in the
departments Democrats having votes
IN Maryland. Virginia and New York
have generally gone home, ba; there are
many Who did not 20. Qaite q ucmb@,
OF eolored voters are said 10 have gone
INTO Virginia today. The s.ar SAYS the
preassers IN sOne Of the colsrt d
churches announced yesterday that
tickets could be had 10 take voters into
virginia TO vote, and that they acre
urged to vote for Mahone's candidates,
W. &. r. 4.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. AT the third
days session Of the National Woman's
christian Temperance Union, the secre
tzry, after some discussion, was IN
structed 10 cast the ballot of the Con
veutIon for Miss Francis Z. Willard. of
Illinois, for president. A resolution re-
Affirming the st. Louis resolution eu-
dorsing the National Prohibition party
was adspsed after heated discussion.
the opponents of the resolution taking
toe Rr0aad that 1t vas un~Ise TO pledge
the aid and influence Of the Union to
ans political party.
wife Murderer Executed.
LITTLE ROCK ARK }, Nov. IVES
ton, she CAoctsx wife murderer, was
executed after the Indian fashion at the
reservation today. The body was rid
died with bullets.
Indictments against the Con- orators.
Bosros, Nov. III is definitely stated
tonight that the grand jury today found
Indictments against A. l. Mellip, of
Baltimore, and Mrs. Emma Coolidge. Of
this city, for sonspiring to commit nur
der, and soliciting aid to commit muir
der.
The stoek List.
NEw YORK. Nov. 2.-U. ). SIS 1885,.
SIS ll3>s, Is 1874. Pacific 6's l2s4,
American Express 10l. Canada Pa
cifie 50sl, Canada Southern Az, Cen
trail Pacific 42I1, Burlington 1874 Lack.
swanna III. Denver Il Rio Grande
lS1S, Erie l227s. Kansas Il Texas 2si4
Lake shore 49,, Louisville 4 Nash
vile 45ss, MICHIGAN Central 10, North
en Pacific 265s. Northern Pacific
preferred 552t, Northwestern Ill,
New York Central 1854. Oregon Rail
way and Navigation 99sI, Oregon
Transoontinental 30ss, Oregon Improve
ment 1874, Pacific Mail 57i3, Panama IS,
Rock Island 1l214, 81. Paul 99l<, Texas
Pacific III, Union Pacific 55Is, United
States Express 80. Wells Fargo llG,
Western Union 80.
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FOREIGN.


a uaa with q Grievance.
PARIS, Nov. marriott, the would be
assassin OF DeFreycinet, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, declares that be free
wide Of the Minister, that he did moi
intend to IL iure him, but only wished te
draw public attention to his grievance
Mariotfs story that his daughter was
outraged by workmen on the Panama
canal, and that the miscreapts escaped
punishment, is confirmed by the Pana.
ma Canal Company. 1t is believed tina,
DsFreycinet will apply for Mariott's
release.
Prussian Elections
BERLIN, New. LIN the recent Prus-
sisan elections, the Liberals gained six
seats from the Radicals. The Poles los,
two seats in Posen. The Democrats
we're defeated in Frankfort.
The Panama Canal.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-De Lesseps, in a let
ter to stakeholder of the Panama Ca
nal Company, justifying a further call
OF l25 francs per share, says he is going
to Panama In January to inaagurate the
final period of the work on the canal
he refers to his application to the
French Government for permission to
Issue new bonds, aud repeats bis proph-
coy that the Panama canal, although
IL will cost double what the Suez canal
cost, will earn three times the earnings
of the latter canal
Charch and State.
LONDON, Nov. Gladstone has writ
ten highly important letter on church
disestablishment. He taunts the Tories
With thrustinR the question forward as
a political dodge. He repeats tina. the
project belongs to the dim distant failure;
that the public mind is not prepared for
the scheme. In conclusion ne says:
The subject is for others and not for
me to deal with"
4 Pretext for Another Russian Adj.
vance.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. BLOODY fight
ing is reported at Baku, on the Caspis q
Sea, between the Moslems and Rasslans.
The mil tary had 10 be called ont to re-
store order. In the fighting several
Russians were killed and a large num-
Der wounded.
spurgeon's Position.
LONDON. Nov. Rev. Mr.. Spureeou
has written letter for publication in
which he refutes the statement of the
orators who speak in defense If the es-
tablished church imputed to him, and
says that while he wishes the church
we'll and that it will make the best ar
gument 1t can, he considers the union
Of Church and State unscriptural and
fraught with evils and injustice toward
dissenters. and that it ought to be dis
continued. In conclusion be says: al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-03
NOT az she KNEwjBr.

During q recent trial before Chicago
Justice of the Peace one of the wit.
chair. Upon the conclusion Of the
direct examination the attorney for the
plaintiff ,srned her over TO the counsel
on the other side. With the remark:
"You can have the witness"
Not much he osn't," Indignantly
protested the saddle-c olored damsel
" Ise engaged ter Sam yohusine, wants
yer ter understan'. an | doun' parpos
ter be handed aroun' from one felle
ter anuder like plug or tefb asker"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-03

TEACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
L Ing from life, still life sketching from
nature. repousse, etched, electrotyped
metal work. mural decoration, modelling
In clay and gutta percha, lencrusta. tapes
try and lusLer painting. CLAW metals
tools. luster colors. tapestry, dyes and
canvas farnished to pupila. China Aired
for amateurs. mys
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-03

G. II. SAVERS Of Big Flat, Del Norte
a yuuty (CAi.). killed q large black osar
sas other day with no other weapon than
q small pocket pistol.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-03

= WASHINGTON. Nov. a. The United
stAsss sepseme Q art today rrpdered
sassan IN the case Of Peter Van Weet
9 TIE Netherlands W. Frederick II.
uAsson. Tie allegation vas that Win
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-03

MExrISa OF FIsK DKPARrMESr ORR
cIAIs.-In response 10 the request Of
Chief Kellogg fer q meeting of the Off
GERS Of the Fire Department, she fol-
lowing members met In the hall of Ea-
CINE Company No. l: Chief Kellogg.
Chief Engineer Campbell. Assistant
Chief Miniek. Foreman Mckeou Of Ne.
l, Foreman Ferry Of No. 2, Assistant
Meister Of Ne. |, Assistant Hunter of
No. 2, and Engineers Perry of No.
aud Dcuham OF No. ?. The situations
Of the various localities where IRE Was
liable to take place vas discussed and
somprsatiou Of the number Of streams
Of water that could be concentrated at
such points. The distance that the en-
ctnes could be set from the plugs, and
be supplied with water enough TO do
effective IRE service, through q iise Of
section hose 2,s inches In diameter vas
the next in CT Ter. No satisfactory coz
elusson being arrived At. . test WAS
ordered 10 be held on jackson street
bridge. next Wednesday forenoon. The
distance that the engines could drav
water was Also discussed. and Q general
conclusion was arrived at that iiff of
eighteen feet was the limit az which the
engine coald do effective IRE service.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-03

The champion hard bead belongs to
Lonis ResndA. While working at the
Truckee Lamher Company's LOGGING
c4nar, the other day. on steep hillside.
in trying 10 get oas Of the way Of 9 big
loz which vas rolling down. be fell and
the log psssed over him. The log
bounced over his bead. thus saving his
BODY from injury. His head Is sore, bot
Vas nos cracked
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A ue, Eieesien.

lAsxpo TEX, Nov. i--As Bssss-
nsnte. Mexico. trouble has been brew-
saS Tor several DAYS past ever the ooaa-
~ election. Yesterday the opposing
.sssiess met, and after several hours
saoaseriminate shooting. the resaii
s,aosed sax killed and fifteen sounded
~ expected q pitched battle will be
ne<at tonight. State officials have
go appealed 90 for assistance. sut have
aot Jet responded. There has been
eoee or less trouble at Bastansr,e ever
sssfy election fer several years past.
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rhe Reil wa. TeIIea.

:, fMIapsIFHiA. Nov. a.-The old STATE
noase bell over Independence Hall was
naied today during the funeral services
WE the remains Of General Mcclellan.
taisea states As,sraey for Artssaa.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.--rhe President
sSoay appointed Oven I. T. Rouse. OF
sisssafi, United States Attorney for
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-03

NV Yosx. Nov. At was rumored
aese today that Mayor Grace and sew
sfai other prominent Individuals are TO
g arrested for alleged completely in the
Marine Bank frauds. United States
Attorney Dlrsheimeg was Questioned
scoas the matter aud said. 1T Is true
MAJ several prominent individuals vere
Implicated in the frauds of the Marine
nsnk, bus they have not been arrested
IL is reported that warrants have
"a issued. bat nothing definite has
Ten Rscertained.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-03

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-The total coin
- exscused at the rnints during Octo.
nsf vas s. a5s 9os, Of whish $500 coo
vas In Standard dollars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-03

WASHINGTON. Nov 3--The Quarter.
master General. in his annual report.
says that the necessity of assembling
troops IN larger aud more permanent
posts nssr the Indian reservations and
N proximity to the great strategic
points Of the country adiaaeat to ITS
pahlie reservations. harbsrs and ports,
noecoming daily more and more APP
fsFent He urges that ths troops gar
nsoaed In cssematsd forts be kept IN
barracks In time OF peace for sanitary
nasons, aud says that the barracks
S6onid ha huilt at ,no@
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Murder Of q Chinanas.

Nxw YoRx. New. 2-ChonR One,
Chinzman Who has lived ssnoe boz hood
IN Cuba, and who Vas kaos y she
name Of Antonio SAloa,caGae here some
time ago and essab 'ished a restaurant.
reday ais body ~As found IN his place
of business horribly mangied. The
asssssins used butchers eieaver. Inc
dead man's body vas gashed by nine
heavy blows, seyerinR nve OF his ribs,
cieaving the heart, kidneys and intes-
tines. and his head vas crushed into
an snrecoonixabls pulp by olow on blow;
Eighty pieces Of his sknli we're counted
by the coroner. Several Cnbans have
bees arrested. bat the police believe
thai a Chiuarzan did the work for the
purpose Of robbery. The body bad
been robbed and the I'LL riued. inse
were blood STAINS On the walls, ana the
furniture betrayed indications OF des.
pcrase struggle for life. The blood
stained hands were washed IN basin
in the recon-
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The wires Crossed.

PEoHIG (Ills.l, Nov. THE electric
Iiqhi and 6re alarm wires here crossed
~ night. resulting in the burning ont
4 All the Are alarm Instruments at
hssdausrters. A similar cross recently
~sarred in st. Louis, burning out the
scIcs Of the Telephone Company.
ne shto constitutional Amend
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CoIUxBus (Ohio), Nov. 2.-The Off
nal vote on the constitutional amend
meuss at the election held on Octeber
is,h. vas announced today. The total
,o,e vas 743.453. The amendment to
abolish Ootober elections was carried
~ sbsut 537 coo, and the amendment
"a change the terms Of township Off
ssrs from one 10 three years, received
tseOe votes. The Governor has issued
q proclamation declaring the amend
merss carried.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-03

wAsHIxorox, Nov. a-Ihere has been
mo marked increase in the number OF
npplscanss for leave Of absence 30 in
ascsse that clerks have gave eoas
booe 20 vote. The oldest employees
saw there has never been year within
their memory when % fev have gone
home on elsction day. Ths greatest in
,erest was taken in the electicn In New
York and Virginia. aud Republican
clerks have thoaeht I, prudent 10 ~
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b RsBERr N. HOPKINS Deputy.
Nsa4ivr. 4 D satns Prossors for -4bsllAaks-
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-01
Saturday, August \, 1885.
THE LATEST WHISKY sCHEMl

The "whisky men" who are in Washing ton trying to get an extension of the bonded period have reason to be pleased with the result of their efforts thus far. Secretary Manning has referred the matter to the at torney general. What he will do remains to be seen.
 It is asserted that if the whisky ring fails to get an extension of the bonded period it will attempt to show that the bonds which the government now holds are worthless. Some of the ideas of the whisky men are indicated in petition which has just been presented by one of the Kentucky distillers. Among the points made in this petition are: If the pe- titioner fails to transport the spirits and dc liver them to the collector of the port of Newport News within seven months from the date of the bond can the government, by reason of such failure, immediately sue for and recover the amount to be paid by bondl Has the government, by it's acceptance of the bond surrendered, the right to proceed for the tax or penalty on the spirits embraced therein, by dsttaint or otherwise. until after the expiration of the time limited in the bond for the pt6dde- ti6h 6f thS 6ettifeate 6f the landing of the spirits it the foreign port HatHed iii ths bond, 8t s6ttte 6thet f6tei ii p8Ft outside the jurisdiction 8f the government f8f thsif de- stfHeti8H 1t seal Admitting the eRtife Bf8- eeediRg t8 Be had iH e88d faith, aad that the e&eeHti8n afd aeesBtaHee 8f the bend SHE BeHds the right Of ths government t9 eHf9fee 2 tax aftsf suspension has 9nee beeH had, eaH f be resumed again at any time during process ef exP9rtati9H, except for fraHdqiept condHet, and if not, does it not follow as q consequence that po action caH be had by suit or proceeding which has for it's object the enforcement of the tax claimed to be due until the time limited in the bond for the completion of the act of exportation has expireda
 With these and similar conundrums the whisky men are sndeavoring to help their case. Meanwhile there are about 1 ,000,0 1000 gallons of whisky in bond, and on con siderable part of it the seven months ex- tension of the bonded period will soon ex- pire. It is evident that the owners of the whisky do not mean to pay the tax upon it if they can help it.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-01
IVY HY I

"Why Did He Leave Herr" is the title of story now going the rounds. Perhaps he noticed that the ice cream season is coming around again.-Philadelphi Call.
 We would suggest that 8 good name for rainy day race horse would be "Striped Stockings" ]" because they run so when damp ened.-Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
 A New York paper has discovered most Unusual belle" in whist1ing girl. She should be taken few miles out to sea and anchored alongside whistling buoy.-Nor- ristown Herald.
 A New York State dairymaid has succeed ed in milking nine cows in twenty-eight minutes, and that without being kicked once. She'd probably go through her hus bands wallet in five minutes. es.-Detroit Feee Press
 "Compressed gas" iy to be used for light ing railroad cars. We don't see how 1t can be any more com pressed than 1t Is now in an ordinary meter, which apparently holds several cubic yards to the foot.-Lowell Courier
 "What class of boarders have you" he arked of the landlndy while looking at the fourth floor back fashionable peoplep' "Yes, indeed" she replied; "some of the biggest bugs in town board with me. .'-New York Sun.
 She: "WouJd you mind putting my lawn
  He; "1'm afraid my pockets are hardly big enough, Miss Gladys, but shall be delighted to carry them for y6d "-Puhch.
 Bt6wh-''What q sad looking fellow Smith isi What is the matter with him, w6tf- deff F6gg-''Why; didn't y6t. ever heaf' Hs WIS disappointed iH i6Ts;aa Bf8wh@ H48t tiie tHittbti, shF F6gs-H6h asaf, R8; he married bsf. "=B6st8fi ffsHsefiBt!
 Fifst F8Hd FsBa@sif, with9Ht fiesHiHe ahF disfesPeet, wish s9H distinctly t8 tifi= defstaHd tbat ny seH 'shait B9t h44fFy ysbf a9Hbt, but a8 net gers s9 have sRs fsF < daHghteF-iH.iaw, Second F9na faRa=Ns Heed t9 excite yourself Ny dagghter will Hat marry yaHr son. She has ail she san do now to sapp9rt her fathsF.-Phi Philadelphia Progress
 Mrs stintem," remarked Fogg, with one of his most nsnuating smiles, "this cake re- minds me 80 much of my mothers cookingI" "Does it, MT. Foggf'replied the landlady her face lighting up with pleasure. "rm sure you're very kind to say so. You fatter me; indeed you do." "Not bit of it." said Fogg. Every time taste of it it reminds me of my poor old mothers cake" "Yesl" "Yes; it was cooked so long ago, you know" Boston Transcript.
 Giving the patient ohance-A student who had been studying for several years in the medical department of tho University of Texas endeavored to pass the examination requisite to his obtaining his diploma. One of the professors gave him hypothetical case and then asked him: "What would you do in case of that kind if the patient get worse?' 'I would not do anything" replied the student; t'I would just wait until next day and see how he was coming on then. He might improve, you know. I'd give him 8 chance "-Texas Siftings.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-01

An Ohio man has collected some interest ing facts concerning marriages. Just before the war the number of marriages in the State averaged about twenty three thousand year, the total in 1860 being 8, 106 out of popu
 lation of 2,339, ,511 The influence of the war was reflected in the fall to 19, $40 in 1869 and 19 300 in 1868, while the return of peace was followed in 1866 by the unprecedented number of 30,479. The average settled down to about 26, ,000 year after 1870, but the in- fuence of the panic of 1873 is seen in the drop from 26,67S in 1874 to 23, ,4s9 in 1875. A similar result has followed the business depression of the last two years, and the number of marriages fell from over 30, 800 in 1882 and 1883 to only 2s, 72O in 1884 Two other things are shown by an analysis of the table. One is the fact that the number of marriages in Ohio is appreeiably less in pro- portion to the population now than it was a quarter of a century ago. Before the war there was one marriage every year to a little over every one hundred inhabitants. The same ratio now would require an annual av- craze of about 32, 800, while for five years past the average has been only 29, ,255 and the highest number-30, ,659 in 1993-is we'll short of these figures. Another discovery is that the number of children to each mar riage has fallen off in marked degree.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-01

cuffs and blows, while some were stopped by tender and careful mothers to have their noses wiped. As for keeping step, watch them!
 A good anecdote about the new Lord Rothschild which find in Truth of yester- day. Some ladies were once discussing in his presence the difference between the real and the ideal, and he was appealed to for his opinion. ssThe real," said the financier, ''is Spanish coin; the ideal is the Spanish bond"
 Apropos of married priests. It is we'll known that during the French revolution many Roman Catholic priests married to es- cape the fury of the Sans Culottes. One of them, the Abbe Amalrie, asked the Pope, when the Concordat was signed, that he should be allowed to keep his wife. His Holiness, :" wrote back the Pope's secretary, grants your request, non ad voluptatem, ,sed ad penitentiam." MAX O'RELL.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-01
VOL. LII.
9r1y 0unds.
CONTINUATION SALE '!

Our great discount sale has proved SO popular with our GUS toners and has been so success ful that we have concluded to continue it through another week, which is positively the last week in which we shall make twenty per cent, or one fifth, reduction from our regular marked price on all cash pur- chases of our White Goods, Black Goods, Dress Goods, Silks, Laces, Ruflings, Hamburgs, Cloaks and ShaWls.
 For this second week we add our entire stock of Ladies and Children's Made-up Underwear, Ribbons, Fabric Gloves, and of Ladies and Children's Hosiery, excepting three lots of Hosiery on which we have made a more than so per cent. reduction.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-01

On Tuesday Andrew Morehouse, of Water town, lost fine bird dog which was struck by lightning. The barn of H. K. Wright, Snfield, was destroyed the same day; loss S3, 800. H. L. Tomlinson, Woodbury, had two steers killed by lightning. George w. Mitchell, Torrington, lost two cows.