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\E\| BOOKS,

late Literature. and many new ana entertain
ing publications, which have been making
their appearance recently. This department
we expect TO keep up hv frequent orders, AMI
we respectfully invite our customers I" rrr-
friends may wish In prm'irc. VIZ have in
stock many Of lIowcll's new books. also Lew.
Wallace and others. franklin square Library.
Handy Series. &c. While the last named are
cheap the selections have been we'll mail"
from the best authors and the entire li>I .iilrd
for the most readable books.
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sW> William Flowers. Of Rockport. West
Va, eyed l04 years. died Monday of last
week. He served u1der The great Napoleon
and in me American war o.! 1912.
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asas rhe case Of Thomas ]. Clurerius, now
under sentence If death for the murder Of
Miss Fannie Liliau Madison, will come up
for argument upon Ou appeal before the Court
of Appeals at Richmond. Va, next Mooday.
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SAEESAEEN WANTED.

HNERGETIC r"lialia r:"u. 10; less than twenty
Il four ycars Old, 10 sell The choices; Fruit and Or
na!ncn;al Nurs"r: Stock. On salary with expenses
ra!I or OH commission a. preferred. Steady en-
ploymc:.t throughout III: Year. Business quickly
learned. send t0r terms. GLEN BROTHERS.
Jan. li-9w Nurserymeu. Rochester, y. Y.
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sN- The Chicago Nccs says: The news
papers which are Publishing portraits Of the
candidates for the several oftices in Chicago
are Furnishing to ihe detective a:eGc.es Of
this country some valuable niormuli1u tur fu-
ture use." The RICHMOND DiSpatch says the
presumption is that tue papers are publishing
the portraits of Republican candidates only.
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ea- Mrs. +. N. Turner, wife OF Presiden;
Turner Of the West Virginia University, gave
birth TO triples last week-two boys and Q
GIRL The mother aud children are all doing
wnil
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sSg' \ cou;racI his Hr;u awarded Tor the
construction Of thU )h.n NiYcr Railroad from
Parker bur 10 PD.&' pha>aH!. ". Va. the
work To be Completed by October the first.
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cs L is stated that il is thought that
President Cleveland cuter,ains doubts Is 70
the coustitutioue!ity of the Blair Educatlona!
Bill.
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% A vote will he taken n Lynchburg,
va, April 24lh. on The question of local op-
tio1:
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Re- The " Oregon" Il magnificent steamer
of the Cunard line. valued with cargo a. near
81. 900. 200. was run into by schooner. five
miles OF the coast Gf Long Island OH Sunday
week, and sunk in cigh; hours. There were
nearly nine hundred parsons on board, but
several vessels in sight responded to her sig.
nails of distress anu AL an board we're saved.
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esa, The ssrenns, kss discussing TIC q"i.-
t2n why The orega Sunk. The rp>c'e"''e
Concluded !o.'g egg -, he ~H;'k hsc"a>" ste
lad hole il! her SIIon That let in mntr
water than she :oui$rurry. - iirhmGnI DIS.
,.:trh
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Es- George Princle. Il wealthy farmer Of
near Wllkesbarrc p, was killed b. light
pimg on the lGlh inst. lie was drivu:: with
bis wife, when she remarked: why. it is
lightning" lie replied: "Non.cnsc no
lightniug this line NJ year" He lad hardly
tie sentence when flash of light
ming struck him dead.
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aEs President Cleveland was IS years old
last Thursday.
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Il L :AW ARE

THAT yon can obtain a right to erect the
L Russell Fence by calling Oh c. y. Simms,
A. b. Scldomridgc. Win. +. Williams VIM.
Zimmerman, a. G.. Hartford or Jake Cohrman !:
or address VAN. ). GRIFFIN.
Salem: Harrison Co, W. Va.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. GREEN
- BRIER COUNTY. S.: At rules held il The
Clerks office Of the Circui; Court Of Grr"n-
brier county. on the first Monday il the month
Of March. 1856.
c. W. kershncr. Complainant.
James VI. kershnrr ct al. Defendants.
IN Ch1Rccry.
The object Of this suit is to -nhirci to al"
the house and lot owned Jointly b. the plain
tiff and defendants. situated in ,hc town Of
frankfort. Grecnbricr c"Ilntv. v. Va. a;'! -
distribute the procec Of sale amongst tho"
entitled. And it appearing by affidavit Till
that the defendant, George ". her-lIn"T. j =
nonresident OF this State, it i: ordered ,i;a.
he Go appear here in one month after H." GATE
OF the first publication Of TIL: order and DO
what is necessary tG pro.ec. hi: interest in this
suit,
Ieste: JONATHAN MAYS,
John 4. Preston. sol. Clerk.
Mar. 4-4w. Printers fee, 3C.2j.
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s@ Six pr'sc7N brake jail at Eonnohc
Va. OH SarurlaG ni.ht hy bor:n.: h"lr
through the wal. The, have not been cap
turel.
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sas \ loves - gjr! nung hcra"!i al Bui-
falu, \. Y, the other day. She formed an
acquaintance at7..-kasin. rink lhu; ner parents
opposed.
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Call Early and Call Often.

Thankful ior past liirral patronage he re-
sprrtiully >olit> Il continuance Of the same.
Sept 2l>l lSSI
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Buggy HARNESS
w AGON HARNESS

from $1,000 tn $1,000; lirakr Harness from
$25.U0 to $1,000: Horse and Mule pillars from
$l.0u 10 $;.UO apiece: SADDLE BLANKETS
from 81 cents 10 $l.0O: Lap Spreads. full
Stock: Buggy. EuS>.. Express and Team
WHIPS from ~ cts Ia $i.Uu; ZINC COLLAR
PADS. warranted IL cure The worst ra<rS Of
sore meek.
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K.I1~s'E.x. SMDsA a.
a New Tributary In Is~"-Naan-
ing Developments and Gem
er0l Prospects.

Smoky is coming rapidly to the
front as an ore producing camp,
and will figure conspicuously as
such during the coming summer.
The King of the West, recently
leased TO Jos. Montgomery, of
Ketchum, displays four-foot ore
body of good grade, which prom
ises to Weld small fortune before
il is worked out. The lessee was
offered a large sum of money to
rclinquish his lease, but wisely
refused. Other mines besides this,
and those particularly noted in our
last issue, are drawing much atten-
ton. all of which is truly merited
by the actual extent of good pay
ing ore uncovered. Smoky is one
of the few localities thoroughly
prospected during the past winter,
and we now behold the result OF
interested labor on every hand.
Several persons recently from that
locality confidently predict that
upwards of 200 miners will he at
work there this season. The vast
Importance to the Philadelphia
Company of It's recent strike in the
Silver Star and other numerous
new developments in that locality
will doubtless lead that corpora
ton, whose works are located at
this point, to push TO completion
with all possible speed the road
leading thither from ketchum, and
this work accomplished, we shall
receive, what has long been attain
able, but ignored from lack of spirit
the entire trade and product of that
portion of the county. The ores
will largely lodge at our local
smelters, and. in addition to the i
NJ. e. S. Co.'S own products and tho
usual yield hereabouts, will keer
the works here busy for several
months.
Smoky has many resources ano
a bright future. ketchum is it:
nearest railroad point and its nat
ural market and supply point.
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Company" and sent a representa-
tive to their Snake River placcrs
for the purpose of thoroughly pros
pecting the ground and arriving at
some practical and profitable
means of procedure.
Prof. Jenney recently examined
the immense strike in the GOO-ioot
level of the Minnie Moore and
made the assertion that, were the
mine under his management, he
could "liquidate It's entire indebt-
edness and velvet the company
in six months" This is import
ant, coming from the lips of n
known expert.
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a Word 10 Workers.
known expert.

Ifyour avocations are mentally or physi-
cally laborious. il they subject You to expos
ure in nclemcn. weather, if they con'ine
YOU To the desk. and are of u nature Ia
involve wear and tear OF brain, and nervous
strain, you may occasionally require some
renovating tonic. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is the article for you, II stimulates
the failing energies, invigorates the body
and cheers the mind. 1t enables the sys-
tenn To throw Off the facilitating effects OF
undue fatigue, gives renewed vigor to the
organs Of digestion, arouses the liver when
inactive, which it very often is with people
whose pursuits are selentary, renews the
faded appetite, and encourages healthiul
reposc. Its ingredients are safe, and It's
credentials, which is the hearty endorse
ment of persons OF every class of society,
are most convincing Admirably is 1t
adapted to the medical wants Of workers.
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man came down from Vienna last
Saturday. Howard wears the belt
as champion pedestrian.
The Atlanta News will soon dis
continue publication. The pro.
prictor, Mr.. A. S. Abbott, will
commence the publication of a
weekly paper at Mountain Home
Get your buildings insured al
once. Several companies are insur-
ing buildings. At least $1,000
would have been saved had the
buildings recently burned beer
insured.
Butte, Montana, is reported very
dull. 1t is a place where half &
dozen grocery stores would fill ths
bill, but the business is divided
among fifty-two! Overdone! Hell
ena enjoys quiet prosperity.
P. p. Baxter is named as a pos
sible candidate for Sheriff of Altu
ras county, but, however much the
people would like to see him in the
field, and would support him as ono
well qualified to take any public
trust, Captain Baxter asserts that
he will not enter the contest.
Several wrestling matches were
executed at Mitchells saloon last
Sunday evening, as follows :
Messrs. Bradley and Pilmer, best
two in three, the former winning
Messrs. Bradley and Boon, best two
in three, the former winning; Messrs
Dean and James, best two in three
the former winning. No particular
stakes were put up, but consider
able money passed hands on the
side.
We have been bored by the
appearance of several melancholy
specimens of the genus homo, who
thrilled to the toe-nails by the soul
devouring inspirations of spring
beautiful spring. have wandered
mentally until seized with the
lamentable notion that they are
poets. Through respect to thell
relatives and themselves in after
life, should they ever become Sc
fortunate as to emerge from tins
piiiable hallucination, we suppress
publication of these delicious NOR
GELS of anti-deluvian genius as vel
as the very fact of the present
insanity of the authors. Spring
poets need not apply.
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At a meeting of Neptune Hose.
Co., No. 1, held on Tuesday even
ing, the resignation of NJ. III. Coffin,
foreman, was accepted and j. II.
Cassidy elected to fill the position
for the balance of the term, expir-
ing August 9Th. The following is
Mr.. Collins formal resignation:
KETcHUM, April 6, 1885.
Neptune Hose Co., No. 1-Gen-
tlemcn: | wish now to tender my
resignation to your company.
You all know well the cause ]
thank you all for the kind spirit in
which you have acted towards me
and | regret that business calls me
from your midst. With best wishes
for the harmonious continuance of
your we'll organized company, and
best wishes for your prosperity, | am,
yours truly, MANS II. COFFIN.
We shall state, for the benefit of
those who may not know the cause,
that Mr.. Coffin expected soon to
depart from amongst us. 1t is
universally regretted by the hose
company, and he goes with the
kindest of wishes. No better sue
cessor than Mr.. Cassidy could have
been chosen.
Neptune Hose Co, No. /, has
been a solid and effectual organic
alton from the first and is kept up
with interest. 1t is always prompt
respondent to the unwelcome sum-
mons, and its efficiency and need
have been demonstrated more than
once. The company now needs
help in the projected purchase OF
new hose, which is badly needed,
and rs there is nothing Of more
vital importance to the welfare of
the community, it is to be hoped
that the citizens will respond to the
call with readiness and generosity.
IL.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF James c. Mitchell, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
n the undersigned. adMinistrator OF the
estate of james C. Mitchell, deceased.
to the creditors of. and al persons having
claims against the said Deceased. to exhibit
them. with the ucce sary vouchers. within
four A months after tho FIRST publication
of this notice, ~ the said administration at
his place of business, Main street in the
town Of Kctel,un. Alturas county, ltlals
Territory. PAIL I. 0AA!Eh, =,
Administrator Of the estpte, of James c.
Mitchell, deceased
Dated At Ketchum. Idaho, April a iee&
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TRAINS:
,ro At II asa. IN. Depart att p III
MAILS:
.,,rr II. As a. M. Dep. 2 p m.
ATri'e' ,orthorn, SO y. IN. - n,
Kelley. 3. +. m
rosrorFrcE HOURS:
"a IN. TO s p. m week DAYS
open from rom 4, "a a. m. to 10 m. and p
N. to =. ~ order or registry business tran
10 mony, , 0,n or on week days between
stct3, 'l, url Of u nj. and PIP. III.
Tue ''' TELEPHONE HOURS
-, omen on week days from '.5o
Ezchann9o M on Sundays from q. IN.
=. m 70 hates to all parts outside u ,ne
70 u Its ~ 10 subscribers, ana oo " o'i'e' o
Guy CHURCHES:
Union c cRs99 sunday Sf at Ii a. m. and
sp;; ~ inl.conol Church.-Rev. l. I. ospor tn
II seryices al IL a. IN. ana p H. o''
Rector, ~ sunday in each month. AZ
tie lo .Gndist Episcopal Church-hieV,, AVA VA
M .e,ih',reli pastor, services on the THIRD
N. Ia. in each month.
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Bids on building the Ketchum
Catholic Church, the proposed con
struction Of which will be given by
the undersigned, will be received
until the 10Th instant.
PATRICK MCMAHON,
Chairman Com. on Building.
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Gard Of 1'hn n las.

To our friends, men, women and
children, who SO kindly assisted in
the moving of our stock of goods
during the general fire on Sunday
last, and to the fire company III
their heroic efforts to extingulsh
the burning buildings, which they
did SO successfully; and also to the
Cinnamon who worked SO faith
fully to subdue the fire, we wish to
return our heartfelt thanks.
GILLETTE e. EVANS.
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The following list of Advertised Letters
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office II not
called for in thirty days, being advertised
at Ketchum, Idaho, for the week ending
april 10, 1886:
Foster. LIB Mosler, John
Kober. AR Togliane, Samuel
Lind. is West. Louisa j
Loss, Henry Netherby, Z IL
Persons calling for any of the above let
tiers must say advertised" and give date.
T. Ii. WILLIAMS. L. NJ.
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Edwin Harrington, and also J..
L. Huntington and Mr.. Cope
land. who worked hard bringing
water to the fire, deserve the thanks
Of every citizen.
We learn later that the explosion
was caused at the instance of
Fire Marshal B. y. Boone,
anil that it was managed
by James Quin, Geo. Mussar and
Mr.. hurry, into whose hands it was
given by J. II. Cassidy.
Quite noticeable among the hard
est workers in the heat of the fire
were several Cinnamon, among
whom was one "Gun," who
deserves credit for his noble efforts.
AS for the fremen and other citi-
zens we cannot give them personal
mention without filling columns
because ALL of them did excellent
work and many of them deserve
the special gratitude of the COM
munity.
ADJUSTMENT OF LOSSES.
W. II. Young, of San Francisco,
agent for the Lion Fire Insurance
Company, was EN- route to HALEY
at the time of the fire, and tele-
phoned to Gillette e. Evans that he
would be on hand at once. Mon
day evening found him busily en-
gagged taking and inventory OF the
damaged stock. Upon the prop
osition of Mr.. Gillette, made simp-
ly to expedite matters, the loss was
Jumped at $3.50, the actual damage
to goods, and the question salts
factorily settled. This is no criter-
ion of the real damage to the firm
The expense, in labor, of returning
the goods TO their respective shelves
and restoring the store to its for
mer condition, will not fall short OF
$3.50. for which the firm receives nc
recompense. The building occu'
pied by J. p. Lochman IL Co., was
insured for $3.50, and the the loss
will be adjusted at once. Mr.. Gil
lette asserts that it could not be
fully restored for less than 5000
, it will therefore be seen that he Is
sure to loose something on it, anc
the uninsured losses Of the firm vii
probably amount to $500.
! l.. b. Robinson's losses were
more accurately determined at S5C
and he received, in adjustment, $40
No other property destroyed was
insured, and the figures given above
are in most cases accurate. The
total losses of the fire, over anC
above insurance, are now safcl.
placed at $4,000.
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Lead $3.50.
Par silver $l.0l5.

Use X. X. X. Horse Medicine
Fine, delicate sachet powders at
tbe Lewis drug store
More hose and another fire tank.
croes is six inches high in Boise
Valley.
sunday-school concert to-mor-
row evening.
III. Hardess is expected back
by the 18th instant.
Joe Boggs has taken up his resi-
dence at the springs.
NJ II. Coffin took up his resi-
dence in Haley Thursday.
! O. Swift came down from
Smoky, Wednesday, on snewshoes.
PIP. Baxter is putting a water
tank in the street in front of the
hotel.
Where Will the county conven-
tions be held? a question to
think on.
Ed. Rummel, the wagon-maker,
has returned from Salt Lake and is
It lis shop.
E. B. Shaw, the Sawtooth pio-
ncer, dropped in upon us Wednes-
day, from Montana.
johnny II. Harris returned
Wednesday from Caldwell, where
he spent the winter.
Jacob Ottenheimcr went to Broad
ford Tuesday 10 look up a location
for the saloon business.
Robert Whelen, formerly fore
man Of the Allen group, came from
Vienna on foot Tuesday.
The revival services were discon-
tinuedbecause DR.. Mexican couldn' t
come back from Shoshone.
81. Stone made a trip to the
Trail Creek summit Tuesday and
reports the snow settling very fast.
The Odd Fellows celebration
looks like failure, but the ball
will be worked up to concert pitch.
L. Schweitzer is in San Francisco
purchasing spring and summer
goods for his ketchum and Belle
vue stores.
The great strike on the Missouri
Pacific is ended, and the men
resume work. Arbitration succeeds
every time.
James O. Strange, after fcw
months visit TO Illinois, is again
at his old quarters OH the Trail
Greek ranch.
Dr. J. II. Richie has made mate.
rial improvements in bis dental
Office and is neatly fitted out fol
spring custom.
OF sixteen business houses, in the
town Of Caldwell, four patronize
their home paper. No wonder it i:
the dullest town in Idaho.
T. Schwartz has leased the build
Ing now occupied by Weber, the
barber, and will soon move his
stock of merchandise into it.
Thomas Gooding returned Tues
day from a visit TO the East, an'
Fred Gooding got back from Ore
= gon, where he went to purchas
beef.
Nessrs. Geenhow and Cowle.
made n tour among the business
houses last Monday and RAISED
money enough to refill the fir
tank.
John Nelson, the man who wen
after Joe Murphy "red eyed" ha
returned a poorer but a madde
man. Joe couldn't be found-witl
ducats.
James Fitzsimmons says he cal
now stand in front of his tent am
gaze upon his wealth across tn
street. Fitz. is about as plucky a
You find 'em.
II. b. Schwcitzer, of l.. Schweitz
er d Bro, visited Ketchum las
week. lie is in charge of tn
Bellevue store and has become
thorough Bellevueite.
Howard d. Stetson, F. Qureau
Geo. Philbrick and another gcntl.
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The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer Of Bourbon.
Ind. says: Both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure
STEWARD Bios.
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Shilol's Catarrh Rcmedy--a positive cure
for catnrrh. diphthcria and cankcr mouth.
STEWARD BR0s.
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BORN.

TOMPsON. To the wife of +. T.. Tompson,
ON Saturday morning, the 9th ultlmo, u
six-pound daughter Mother and infant
both doing well.
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aged by hurried handling. In
the meantime the fire was controll-
ed in that direction and this being
discovered the goods were carefully
returned.
Prominent among the hard work
ers at the fire were a number OF
citizens who deserve special men,
ton. but time forbids at this time.
All did nobly and no ccnsure rests
anywhere.
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Why will you cough when Shilol's Cure
will give immediate relief? Price ~ cts.'
81 c,s audSl. STEWARD DaOs.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Shiloh's Vitalizer IT never fails to cure.
STEWARD Bios.
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Grand Ball!

Invitation Committee:
KErcnUM.
NJ. III. Coffin. j. RI. Cassidy,
J. Z. Lockman, W. W. Stevens.
W. T.. Peck, Al. Griffith.
j. Otfenheimcr. l.. II. Russell.
HALEY.
y. W. Higgins. a. j. Jackson,
RI. Krause. W. H. Monahan,
J.P. Mothcrwell, n. N. Ruick.
BELLEVUE. ~.-~
s. Kalls. IT, w. ffuntcr,
a. Armstrong. J.. Richardson,
NJ. McFall, T. kcr'ncuc.
BULLION
r. f. Mcleod II. Kaiser,
:. +. DEMON.
snosHoNE.
+. Mcphce. Jesse Pollard
VIENNA
Thomas Wilson, d. s,e~ritt.
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Tickets $3.50 80. 30
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NEW TO-DAY.
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Personal INJURIES.

Some injuries were sustained
from falling timbers and from the
explosion. Jacob Ottenhcimer, In
the endeavor to save his faro checks,
was slightly burned about the head
and ears, which he was compelled
to have bandaged. John McMan
received severe cut in the left foot
from sausage machine which he
was assisting to remove. n piece
of rustic three feet long, as it came
down after the explosion, hit Judge
Robinson on the top of the head,
stunning him for an instant and
leaving an ugly cash. Aside from
these we can learn of nothing
serious.
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INCIDENTS.


Mr.. IT. W. Gillette was just return
ing from the Springs and had
reached the snclters when he saw
smoke and heard the alarm.
Fastening to town, in the belief
that his business establishment was
in flames, he arrived just in time to
witness the most threatening aspect
of the fire and joined hastily i'll
the removal Of his stock, which
had already begun, and continued
until the entire stock was removed
principally to the stone ware
house. Several stoves were dam
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14

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nounced by smokers the best In tho mar.
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No. q North Queen street
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