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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-09-13
STERLING.

The prospects of the recovery of Ar
thur Sargent are not as flattering as two
weeks ago.
Miss Mary Ladd is to teach the fall
term of school In Frank Turner's dis
trict, commencing on Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Warren and Mrs.
Chester Marshall, of Stowe, have been
visiting at Charles Warren's the past
week.
Jerry Sargent is yet very low. His
daughter, Mrs. Henry Raymond, from
Rochester, is expected this week to hel I
| take care of him.
Edwin Chaffee has bought of P. X
Gleed, executor of the estate of B. w.
Shaw, late of Morristown, the farm con
tanning the fruit orchard, which Charles
| rented this season,
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The loss of life caused by the fire
at Chattanooga, Tenn, Thursday
night is estimated at 10, with four
badly wounded. In the excitement
of the fire hundreds of citizens rushed
into the buildings and endeavored to
save the threatened goods. 1t seems
that there was criminal carelessness
in erecting the four story structures,
because they collapsed solely from
the heat. One building fell in when
so persons were inside.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-09-13

a GREAT POwER.-More than thirty
Two thousand copies of Webster's Una
Drldged Dictionary have been placed in
the public schools of the United States.
VINO can tell what a great power for
intellectual stimulus and development
and reference to that number of the
great work will be. If in these schools
Chefe IS an average of fifty scholars in
each, it would bring more than a mill
ION and half of scholars under it's daily
influence. What an effect this must
| nave In coming years on the power of
thought and language thus developed
| wen and truly has Noah Webster been
called The SCHooLMAsTER OF THE RE-
PUBLIC.
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Pension Claims.

Increase Claims, Bounty Claims, Officers
Claims ali classes of War Claims, NelU LGacS,
Rulings and Decisions. will meet all soldiers
who wish to present their claims, at Hyde Park,
VT, Friday and Saturday. Sept. q and D, at the
County Clerks Office. No charges for consulta-
ton. If your claim is without merit will in
form you at once and save you trouble and eX-
pense l have made the prosecution of these
claims a specially at Washington, ID. O., for over
s years, and will give you valuable advice free.
CHARLES L. FAIRMAN.
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RuckIen'S AYnica SalXe.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, ohilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by A. 0. Gates.
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Burlington Business College!

Offers to both sexes the advantage of a thorough,
practical education in Business Shorthand, and
Common English. Extraordinary home endorse
ments. ReOpens Sept, 3. Convenient rooms,
revised methods, rates the lowest. New circular
free. +. q. EVANS, PRES.
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RANITE WORkS.-I would call the atten-
~ ton of the public to the fact that am stir
arryIng on the Granite business, anC am pre.
pared to do all kinds of work at fair pric,
J. TROW, MoRRISvILL VT
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Dr l. A PoRINS0A

GoRNER Main and Summer Sts., Morrisville.
~ DIR. Gilbert makes the best of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH; and has made FILLING TEETH special
ty for many years. Nov24yl+
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nENTAL SURGEON, WORTHWHILE, Vt.
~ Teeth extracted with OBTUNDo, harmless
and nearly PAINLESS. Crown, Bridge and Best
Plate Work and Fine Filings are SPECIALTIEs.
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r. n. DEMINC-
]. =. WILSON. %. D.

nENTIST. Graduate of the University of
- Pennsylvania AZ Church ST., Burlington,
VT. Office hours, to u a. m, 1.SO to Up. m.
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PART FIRST.
1. Chorus-Bridal Chorus, CO1eH.
.. Duet-To viva, E T'amO, CdmpdnG.
Misses Lemon and Phinney.
8. SoIo-Thou art Mine All, BrddSky.
Mr.. Bancroft.
4. Ouartet-Dance We so Gaily, Schubert.
Schubert Quartette,
5. Song-An Old Garden, Temple.
Miss Phinney.
g. Duet-The Fisherman, GabuSSi
Messrs. Bancroft and Cornell.
T. Piano solo-Selected.
Mrs. Shepard.
s. Song-Revel, My Heart, Holman
Miss Lemon.
8. Trio-Lift Thine Eyes (from Elijah),
MeRdelsSSohB
Misses Lemon, Phinney and Mr.. Bancroft
10. Song-HonOr and Arms Cfrom SAMPSON,
Handel
Mr.. Cornell.
II. Ouartet-When Hands Meet, PtHSHte.
Schubert Quartette.
PART SECOND.
Cantata-The Daughter of Jairus,
By Sir John Stdiner
Solos by Miss Lemon and Messrs. Bancroft and
May.
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RuSInaSS MofIcaS.

Notices inserted IN this column at the rate of 10
cents per line-no notice inserted for less than
el.0O. Five cents per line each subsequent in
sertion.
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AUSTIN REIKNnp g. son

nEALER IN Italian and American Marble
- all kinds of Granite; Monuments Head
stones, Tablets, SC. Cemetery work neatly exc.
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JOSIAH TROw

NJ ASUFACTJRER and Dealern all Kinds
~ oil Marble Granite. Work Guarantees
IS Good, and pricesas Low as any In Vermont
'"o street, MORRISVILLE, VT.
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NoTICE.-I Will commence taking
sound potatoes at the starch factory
in johnson on Saturday, Sept. 22nd.
Will pay 20 cents per bushel. Will
not take those that are affected with
rot until after 1 commence grating.
A. A. LELAND.
johnson, Sept. II.
NoT1CE.-To the people of Wolcott
and vicinity. l have hired c. E.
Clark's new paint shop in Wolcott and
will commence work the first of Octo-
Der and continue through the winter.
Will do all kinds of painting in sat-
isfactory manner and at living prices.
Bring in your sleighs early so they
will get dry and hard before it is time
to use them Work can be left at the
shop at any time. G. H. SMALL.
NoTICE.-I wish to inform the good
people of Stowe that am now ready
for business. / have added largely
to the stock which l propose to sell
at fair living profit. 1 have just re-
ceived a new invoice of boots and
shoes for men and boys year; also a
fine line of ladies' boots at very low
prices. Mr.. Richard Mower has To-
Gated in my store, where he will be
glad to see any who may want their
watches or jewelry repaired.
W. 7. DOUBLE.
THE GREAT LICK TELEsCOPE.-On
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of next week Prof.
J. E. Chandler, a well-known Port
land lawyer, will give a finely illus
trated lecture on the wonders of the
heavens at Johnson, Hyde Park,
Morrisville and Stowe, presenting
some of the astounding recent discov-
cries by the monster Lick telescope.
He is highly commended by the State
school Superintendent of both Maine
and Vermont. Let all be ready for a
first-class literary entertainment. Flu
ture programmes Of Polyorama will
give further particulars.
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=, N, RAND e. CO
w, M, SMITH

COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Wholesale
~ Dealers in Country Produce Butter, Eggs,
Potatoes, Fruit, etc.
No. 81 Locust Street, HAyERHITJ Mass
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C, w, DOTY.

nEALERS in Butter, Cheese, Beans and Pro
~ visions. No. So Chatham St., BOSTON
AUSTIN BELKNAP. X. W. BELKNAP.
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N, GILBERT. o. s..

Cash paId for Calf Skins, Eides, Eggs and
Poultry, at II. II. Elmore's.
MoRRISyILLE, VT.
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DIED

SANDERS-In johnson, Sept. 8, 1888, Erwin
son of Chester and Ida Sanders, aged six
months.
STEVENSON-In johnson, Sept. IL, Bertran
son OF James and Ruth Stevenson, aged years
and months.
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I. C. MORRILL,

DRSCTfCAL UNDERTAKEN. Finest Goods
4 the market affords. Ice box and emba liner
MORRISvILLE, VT.
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z, {. POSTED

lEALERS IN Pianos, Organs7 Sheet Music
- and Musical Merchandise of ali Descrip-
tlons- All orders for Pianos, Organs and TIMING
tP'iS ''tenueu TO. ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.
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v. W, JEWETT,

nEALER in wagons of all kinds: one and
- two horse lumber and express wagons,
buggies, etc. Iron work and repairing done to
order; also Horse Shooting. Give him q call.
MORRISVILLE, VT.
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MA r RIED.

BUCKLIN-WRITCOMB johnson, Sept 6
1883, by Rev. A. A. Smith, DIR. William A,
Bucklin and Olive II. Whtcomb, both of Hyde
Park.
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EDEN
Band meeting Friday night.

Band meeting Friday night.
The usual number from this place at
TENDED the fair.
Not few are quite jubilant over the
election of ''simon pdren Republican
and a soldier.
B. B. Blake is driving matched pair
of grays, lately brought from Washing
ton Territory.
I'll. III. Newton has sold his farm to his
brother, Fred Newton, of Lowell, giving
immediate possession.
There will be a G. A. r. entertainment
at No. Hyde Park the 10Th. Give them
full house and take chance of getting
the fine quilt they offer for sale.
E. HI. Rogers, the popular station agent
at West Midway, Mass, on the Woon-
| socket division of the New York s. New
England railroad, was united in marriage
to Miss Edith G. Trip, of Central Viii
lage, Conn.,, on Wednesday, Aug. 81, at
the residence OF the BRIDES father, Mr..
Henry Trip. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Dighton Moses, of that
place. Only members of the family were
present.
Some of the Eden Democrats seem to be
slightly disaffected with each other but they
should bear III mind that in Vermont every
man can vote as pleases him best without
fear or favor of any man."
Dogs are still making havoc with sheep in
The east part of the town so it is reported.
The miserable ours nearly as detrimental
| to the sheep industry as the Mills bill would
have been had it become law.
| The finest yoke Of oxen that have been seen
~ this town for long time were sold the
past week by Jason Rogers to Mr.. Tinker, the
price being $3.50. Mr.. Rogers raised them
and felt justly proud of them
There will be no more meetings of Elder
Lodge No. 80 l. o. of G. r. until the evening
OF Saturday, September 22d, when every
| member Is earnestly requested to attend OF
at that time there will be business brought III
for discussion that is of vital Importance tt
the organization and ought to be to every
member who is interested in templary
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-09-13

(Successor to DR.. Peck.)
E@s@AaDental Rooms, Main Street
sIFY<TS Cwork warranted.) JOHNSON, Vt.
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Seymour Thatcher, M. D., of Hermon
N. Y, says Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry cures a cough by loosening and
cleansing the lungs and allaying irrit a.
ton, thus removing the cause instead Of
drying up the cough and leaving the
cause behind.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-09-13

A Palatka, Fla, paper relates that
while four boys were bathing at Harris
Point an alligator seized the foot OF
one of them and proceeded to drag
him into deep water. Another lad
named John Dodie bravely struck out
and dove under the water, coming up
to within two feet of the struggling
boy, when he jumped on the back of
the saurian and stuck his fingers into
both its eyes, whereupon the alliga-
tor let the boys foot loose. In the
meantime the other two boys had
reached the shore. John, who still
had the alligator under his control
by binding it, then got a person to
to lead the saurian to the shore, which
was successfully done, and the crea-
ture was then shot by two hunters.
The temperature of the dog-days has
had no depressing effect on the conduc-
tors OF Harper'S Magazine. The number
for August is as fresh and vigorous as
May or early June. Most of the staff of
well-known contributors are represented
in its pages with here and there new
name. From an artistic point of view
there is no chance for fault finding. Alb
hey, Parsons, and Thulstrup furnish
some of their best work. In fiction many
strong chapters are offered, while the
supply of solid reading is in no way di-
minished. The frontispiece is hay-mak
ing scene by Abbey, drawn to illustrate
the old rhyme about "The Leather Bot
tle."
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/. j. RIDGE
SHAW & RnRR

A GENT for Crockery, Glass and Silver Plated
"a ware; also manufacturer of Stencils KeV
Checks and Rubber Stamps. Rooms at Old Ho-
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c. THIN c

even at ruinous prices to ourselves. We
have got to have room for our new goods
and if you want genuine bargain you
will find it at our store. We have just
received new lot of Hats, the popular
styles and at popular prices. What S
the matter with nice, nobby Stiff Hat
at S1.252 We will not take any back
seat with our stock of Boots and Shoes,
and if you will call we will show you
that we are entitled to a reserved seat in
the front row. We are sole agents for
several special lines of Boots and Shoes
that are fully warranted. We wish to
ask you one question. Do you wear
Suspenders ? We will give our reason
for asking this question next week. In
the mean time come in and we will ex-
plain it fully and show you how to make
money.
Very truly yours,
J. H. McLOUD & Co.
HARDwICK, VT.
Evening journal., 1888-07-11
mr. RandaII,s rIInsw.

lhe serious Illness OF Hon s.,nusI I
Ranaall at Washington is fnucn reerstn-.sr
by every one, although Il is not AnricF
pated that he is beyond recovery. de hs.
not been in good health for long tims.
Do Monday night he was ATTACKED Win
profuse hemorrhage OF the bowels. the
causa OF which is traced 10 a recsut surxi-.
cal operation performed upon him. At one
time his condition was extremely critical
but be rallied somswhat this artsrnoou.
During The course OF yesterday hePresidsue
sent massage OF inqilry. Mr. RandaM
is probably the most familiar flanrs
In the House OF Representative, and hiw
sickness naturally was much commented
upon. MIR. Randalls Pailadelphla phy.i-
clan was summoned. He isiu B atom. nud
viii reach Washington thiB morning. DR..
Martin has been opposed for some time 90
Mr. hanaalrs staying ia Washington. and
mas urged him 60 90 awav and build up hIs
-ystsm- He has steadily refused to
yield 20 the doctor'o advice, and haa,
persisted In keeping at work. IA has suf-
iered greatly from constipation. and
has hsd several operations p-if,rusd
TO give him relief. The present attack is
probably due TO the congestion Of tha
lower bowels, caused by constipation aud
TO the laceratiou Of one OF the hsmorrhoidaI
vessels, upon which a surgical operation
was performed AIR. Randall had intended
taking trip 20 Elropa Tor hia health after
the adjournment OF Congress- Az midnight
Mr.. Randall was resting easily. Il VAS
stated at his house that hs was considered
much better. though NOS yet out q danger.
Evening journal., 1888-07-11
A New Snmor.

The Street aud Sewer Directors are lay
ing a new sewer Ia Delaware avsnus, near
the B. & o. depot. Two terra Gotta pipes,
"A inches In diameter, are being laid side
ny side. The pipe is manufactured 10
Akron, Ohio, and Is the largest sixs msds
Allen GAwtbrop, Jr., the aSsot for ths
com any that manufactures the pipe, has
the contract for furnishing IL TO the city.
Rattlesnaks run. In which the sewer is
being laid, is close to the street Car tracks
A few days ago one Of the labersrs was
lowering length Of pipe into the ditch by
msAas Of the derrick, standing on thB Car
track whilet be held the rope. A car came
oat OF the depot and started up Ne bili.
The driver called to ths lsborsr 10 get of
che track. The man loweriog she heavy
length OF pipe replied that be could not Al
once DO so. The horse car driver drove
right on and forced the man holding the
rope TO jump into the ditch. letting the
pipe fall, breaking IL and two or thres
other lengths already laid ana narrowly
missing man who was In the ran.
Evening journal., 1888-07-11

The reservoirs will be cleaned ont to-day.
Bills we're passed ss follows; Weekly pay
roll, 1886 IS; James II. Beggs & Co., IS 30;
r Briscoe, sl.5O; W. g. Bullock & Co..
$5S5; J. V. Carlisle g. Co, $l4.la; Della
ware Terra Gotta Co., $40 so; William
Doughsrty. 1859 l6; Delaware Printing Co..
$40 50; e. l. Dupont de Nsmours. S25;
Thomas Ferry. 81 25; John s. Grohs, ,elo 81
A. L. Henderer. 81 Is; John R Hudsoa &
Co., el76l; Tbs Harlan Amd Hol-
hpgsworth Company, sl3L10; John.
son & Barnhill, SO 90; Ksnnsbsc Ice and
Coal Company, 1897 81; Kent & wssks.
50 IS; Willism Ksle, SIS; the Lea Pussy
Company, 81; John L1eue, SIS O.; Henry
Mckinney, s7775; Pierce & Bssson, e.;
Porter & Co. 81; Allen Speakman, $50 4s;
romlinson g. Son, sl4 II; G VaATrump,
sl63l; the Charles Warner Company, 20
cents; Wilmington Coal Gas Compsny
sllS 90; Wilmington and Northern, 50
cents; Hiram Yerger, $40 10.
Evening journal., 1888-07-11
Wrnther.

Delaware and Maryland, /. D. M
Warmer. fair weather, fresh soutberIw
Winds
TIE New York Herald weather forecasts
A depression nov in Montana will prob-.
ably move easterly and cause a severe
hot waven In the Central States NOR
row and on Friday. aud extending % thu
Atlantic States before the close OF this
week. Temperature rose 10 the Uuired
States yesterday. The chief minlma re-
ported we're 80 degrees At Eastport, Ne.
81 at Buffalo and q at O,weRo and Rochss.-
ter. The chief mAxima were from 80 10.
100 10 Montana la the Middle States
fair, warmer weather will prevail, wiEh
variable winds preceded oy slightly loser
temperature 10 New England. Oo Thurs
day, warmer, fair weather, fraah aad
southerly winds will probably prevail; Ana
on Friday, still warmer, fair weAthsrs
With the approach Of hot wavsn fronz
ths West.
Baynard's Thermometer: q M. &C. 9
a. NJ, ~: II = IA, 81; .. N. SS1<.
Evening journal., 1888-07-11
a MxsrKaHous oAsn.
The Cause OF wTlHam meQsada,n
Death sffih Unmoivsd.

Coroner Bsrnhill empaneIsd a Jury shls
morning at 10 o'clock co require fnto eAw
cause OF the death OF William Moo ,ade.
whose body was found drowned Ia tha
Christiana river yesterday with marks ON
the forehead and top OF the head, indIcas-
ing violencs.
John Malonsy testified that ON Monday
night last between the hours of 10 and -
ne was going out Front Sc to~ards uhlpIer-
when he saw coming towards him McOuadn
running and yelling few feet behind hin-
At shipley St McQaade and the n~m.
turned and ran down 5hiDley 81 Malousv
also started after MO- Iade. wnnu.
heQlade reached the wharf he Jumped I'm
and none OF the man made any EFFORT what
soever TO save the man. Maionev
rushed to the wharf and reached f,r.
NcQuade as he CONS up the Hfat tisne
ana cauRht his coat. which he hroushk
ashore. No further effl lrts were made to
save the man II was high tide aud
Maloney Thought that McQa4de could NOT
have received his injariesiD jumping ovar-.
board. He notified the watchman ana
went home.
The man had been seen a short tims
before under an awning on Front sud shiu-
ley sts with SONS men, drinking whiakay
from bottle.
The jury adjourned until to.marrow
morning At 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1888-07-11
The Hnrmonr soeietr.

The Harmony Literary Society last
evening held It's regular meeting al 1908
Market St. The following Ulcers were
slected for the ensuing term: Prssidsnt.
Charles B. Palmer; Visepresidsnt, Charles
Bsnner; secrstary, hiss Adsl Wooters;
treasurer, Miss Maggie Ii. Palmer; ser
geAnt at arms, Geo. A Salmon. After the
election aud = short literary program, ths
members Adioarned 10 She yard of the real
dsnce. where . lawn party was givez-
The lawn vas illuminStsd with JapaHess
lanterns and red tise, presenting a brilliant
effect Refreshments In abundance were
served. The next meeting of the society
will be held on Wednesday evening,
August !, ct 9lS Orange street
Evening journal., 1888-07-11
mARHGED Rx rmE mAxom-
A hee"icitrans Lover Esrsughs s~
Terms ny mfz uesrothea.

Terms by Hfz HesroGhea.
Paser Tocker and Miss Clara Weiss we're
married yesterday afternoon at 20 o'clock
by Mayor Harrington. The two bad bssr
betrothed by Jewish contract. laat March
One OF toe clauses OF the contract. ssaesiF
that the bride would bring dover OF 90ou
70 tne groom as marriage present. The
groom however having induced Mas Weisz
o give him $50, left PhiIadelpasa where hes
lived and came here He recslvad en-
ployment In the Pullman Works. TAs wouI&
be wife traced him TO Enis city, and had
warrant Issued. calling Tocker b fore Jns-
tice Smith on charge OF obtaining money
under false pretsnsee. The charge was
Withdrawn on bis expressing willingness
to marry the girl.
TIE Justice dismissed the eomuIaiBs
against Tocker and recommended them 90
Mayor Harrington ID Alexander, who
stood for the bride, and A. JAIowsky, whe
stood for the groom, then went to ths
mayors law Office 70 make arrangements
Tor the marriage After q statement OF sha
case and an examination OF the CONTRACTING
parties before the mayor and City Solicitor
BAN, the mayor being satisfied OF sha
mutual agreement OF those concernad.
appointed 80 o'clock as the time of tha
hsppy event AIMING those present at
the ceremony besides the msyor were City
solicitor J Frank Ball, Chief OF Polics
swigEett Walter II. Hayes. R.q. the
brides orothsr. ID Alexander, A Jalow.
sky and number of newspaper repre-
sentatives The Episcopal service Yves
used, d. Alexander acting Is interpreter.
The mayor was the first 70 couRratuInss
Ar' and hrs roeker, who then departed
for the home OF their friends.
Evening journal., 1888-07-11
rardersa b, n.r Amt

TERRB hACTE, Ind, July 1O.-Miss Hat
tie Dshauu, astd IS, was murdered yester-
day At Tecumssh eight miles from here, by
hsr aunt Mrs Mary Junkins. The Debauns
and she Juukinses have NOT been friendly
for several years, and lately Mrs JuDkins
has several time ordered her niece OF thu
arsmisss. Mis- Debsun went TO the Jun
kins orchsrd lsst evening With two other
sirls to get some apples. Mrs. Junkins
ordered them awsy, and during q psrlsy
Of words Mrs. JuDkins's l4-yssr-old boy
ran out with musket which Mrs. Jun
sins took and nred At the girl. When The
shot WIS iirsd sbe was 50 close 10 her VIC
lin that her clothes took Ore. The girl
disd about two hours after she was shot.
Mrs. Junkins gave herself up to-day and is
now in jail hers. Shs ia only SS years old.