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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-28
Fair Enough

ASK any intelligent lady who has used them.
and if she don't tell that the New Homes
is all right, don't buy it. Office corner Whit.
aker and State streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-28

Johnson's Tonic gives excellent salts
faction. A f Prrrrps
For sale by j. T. Shuptrine e. Bro.
Savannah, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-28
ANOTHER ONE DIES.
Sallie Robertson, the Fifth Victim
the Drawbridge Disaster.

Sallie Robertson, the Fifth Victim of
the Drawbridge Disaster.
Sallie Robertson, who was injured in the
drawbridge disaster week ago last night.
died yesterday afternoon. The woman's
leg was crushed from the knee upward.
The wound was dressed, and DR.. Boyd at
tended the woman. 1t was decided
yesterday that amputation was necessary,
and the injured leg was chi
off and death resulted. There were serions
doubts Of the woman's recovery from the
first. The leg was mashed almost to pieces.
The woman was the wife of E. Robertson
(colored), and her funeral will take place
from her home, No. 226 Wadburg street
at o'clock this afternoon. She is the fiftb
victim Of the draw bridge disaster.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-28
SWitchback

Tickets presented with 81 purchases and IN.
as advertised, at Appel & Schaups, One
Price Clothiers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-28

The Private Secretary" will be repeated
Monday night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-28

One of the bast houses in the city, No. 81
Barnard street, is for rent. See cheap col
umn for particulars.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-28
Sanford, Fla.

Yacht Hats Tor Gents and Boys now
opened at Nichols, 12S Bronghton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-28
COAL AND WOOD.

Full line Of Ladies' Tan Colored Oxf1-ds
now opened at Nichols.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-28

"Do you know" that the Fcrds made a
big hit in the "Private Secretary?" Don't
fail to see it Monday night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-28

Childrens Shoes cheap as ever at Nichols
l2S Broughton. '''-'-S
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-28

The plainest woman cannot be unatfractive
who exhales the deliciously refined fragrance
which ATKINSON supplies in extracts and
SachetS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-28

4ur. w est brought out the TACT that the
$4,000 claim of Carpenter, Grant, Mundy
& Co., held by Charlton q Mackal. had
been paid Off for $3.50 by Lawton &,
Cunningham with a check on the Central
bank, and that Carpenter, Grant, Mundy
q Co, assigned their claim to the CON
sJruction company.
DIR. West excepted to the finding of the
master by implication that demonstration
company performed its agreement: also Cha
finding by implication for tire claims
purchased for the Savannah and Fort Val,
ley hallway Company, when, in fact. the
claims were bought for the Central Rail
road and Banking Company Of Georgia. As
there was no performance in fact by the
construction company, there can be no re-
covery. Being no extension of the Tins of
the contract in fact, there is none in law.
The Central railroad bought e construc-
tlon company, he said, and cannot recover
The Savannah and Fort Valley bought ia
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

fallen ia @elb. unb @efdneniBifrafe
~Shpn felt elmer Meibe bon Sabren"
bemertt ba3u Der v@. a. @rte, ~batter
mir bic fogenanbiea truaat la0s", tpel&e
bas 9srumtreiben bon Sdulpfi&ttger
&inbern nerbinbern follen, inbem fe
beren @erbaftung erlanben. Die Durd'
fibruns oteier 3wanamabresel 1T tn.
oefen nte geelidt. uuierer MnitAt mad
miro AUDI oas neue Shul3wanssgelet
eia tobter 8uhfabe bleiben, neil es in
ben Stdoten MIR iduer, auf benz 2anoe
aber gar ni@t auseefibrt tperoen fam"
Tros bes probi6itionsseieses
terrf4t III 2easenmarth, &an1as,
bic Truntenbeit iebr itart. Sin
Correspondent bes In Mempbis, Tenn.,
eri@einenoen ,SUoli4en Sournal'
idreibt bieriiber: vgor Gur3em fiel mir
cine Summer Sbrer tuertben 3situns
1t, bic 9anc ut,o iA muBte laut laden
iiber cine 8emertung iber 2eabentpcrtb
In berielben. Sic beridten bariu, bab
In 9eabentpprtb bic leste 8rauerei &C.
ihlofen tpuroe uno baB bic 1900 Dor.
rdtbisen GaB 8ier pabrideinlid mtHen
laufen gelafen tpsroen. @obl mIfen
bic laufen eelaRen werben, aber niht in
bic StraBs, ionbsrn in bic trcdenen
Re5len oer Duritieen, pbne ale be
Taulenbe bon bierbin e~elieferten Sdis
fern bon 8ier, pelde u~nse3dblt unb
unbefeuert bier getrunfen tueroen ; tper
bier @elo Fat, braudt teinen Durf gu
leioen uno 1T nt4t ge3punsen, @afer
gu trtnten, Elm Sober tanr nah ietnem
@eidmad mitW Elm, 8ier ooer Sdnaps
ietnen Durit l5iden. SD babe tn 2ittle
&od, Mrf., 100 id friber uobnte, nidt
10 pisle betruntene 2eute seleben, als
Id In 2~eabeipotb tdelia iebe. Das
oumme Ba6ertmpslssiss 1T cine cine
elenbe Seblgeburt. Gte tperoen In ben
3eituneen finoen, bab 9sapenportb
ebenlo niele pber bieleibt nod mebr
Mcrotbaten, DiebRdble uno aasrbanb
Gerbreden gu perseidnen bat, als irseuo
cine Staot In bem2anoe, nit ooer pbne
@siber uno fonfisen 9umbug !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

Stcdwerfen ie 4 eerdumige SHulstmmer
entbalten, treIhe aufammen fur $50 Sinber
&aunt bteten. MIs Bdupldus lit BITE Nprb.
tueasG fe tes &trhensSIods In @usfht
a%enonnten, unb BITE B1utcfen fraen ca.
$4,000 betresen.
= @actne. @m Neieen Sonrtaa,r
%. b., naGmittaes 2 1tr fntet stier bic
feterlthe Grunbfetnteguns au Rem
reuen g /. M artens6 Der ebrp.
Tr1netscaner. G6pefern fat. Der bomtp.
Or. @%eneralptcar Brdlat Bab wtrb bic
Geremcnte pornebmen nnb bic beutfd,e
Hefrese baffe, trorduf tcGw. p. QdMbert.
). j., bon 1tlwaufee tn engltfHer Spra&e
preeiaen ptrb. DIE bo6w. GeifItGfett
BON &acfne. RenDfta unb urnseaenb til au
Der TeterltHfett freunbIt6f etn9fIaten,
unb fdmtlt6e fdtt. geretne fperben iih i'm
corpore betbeiligen unb in fefltGem 2uae
bic toGw. Getfli6fett bon Der Namef.
Sefus8trhe aus 3ur 8lufeIe aeletten.
Wir taben an biefer GteIe fhcn fpteterbp(t
auf bds nerttenflthe unternetmen Der an.
ten Shrefern ttngtwieien unb bofen. Sak
btefflben f6 Eel Der Musfibrung 6effeIben
Der regen Tbeilnabme unb frdfttaen Inter.
fibang Der Blrasrfhaft au erfreuen babet
rpereen. Rad iatrelanger, feaensrether
Gbdttgfe't In Ndctne bdben he fherIfn
@nfpru6 auf etne foIde @~nerfennuna.
Gbne Su rturren unb 3u tlaaen, taben bic
beibetbenen Crbensfrauen fG large :3eit
NIT ben btsbertgen altersfMwaGen mub
Mot rthts rentger ais praffifH einaertM.
tsten OfbaM!thfeiten besnigt; unb mena
tie isBt eth foItberes unb 3~wedmd6fser etus
gerintetes 9aus errihten, 70 tn babel nidt
eitrn tire etgsne 9eauemlttfett. fonbern
bic Gorge fur itre 8ranfen fur fe riaeaes
benb. Gin Drbentlihes 6ofpital III ma
ntentlth fur etne Gabrtfhabr pie 8aetne
nnb fur Bite ndn3e rmsegenb etne Boil.
tbat, welAe 6abrifberren unb Nrbetter,
@efhdftss unD grlpatleute steiGpCtl au
parDtgen wifen unb mad befen 8rdftert
f0rcern iClter. NDge tarum BITE 8etbei.
ligung an Der berDrfenten SeierltMfett etne
reAt 3atlrethe nnb bic Betfeuer fur BEN
Bau etne reiHliHe fetn.
ct. 20mis, Mo. Rad enaltlhen 8I6t.
tern bat eth i~rcbtbabenDer 6iefiaeY Ratbolif.
Der ungerannt bletten min, auut mtebers
auftau Der abefbrdnnten 9 t.Metnrabe.
Abtettn 5nDtara SIC. 900 gef9entt.
Baltimore, Wb. - Gnrtindf @fbbous
BAT ftn fatt. BIatt fur furbtae @atbc.
ltfen geAriinbtt, bns ben Estel .GclprsS
4arpsf- fntst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

Mtenb prebtste tohw. Or. s. 3. Dteb.
mann iber bte Qeiun9 fhlehier Bidder unb
3eitf6rtften &C., ais etne nrfahe bes Mb.
faues pom, @lauben, unb enbtate biemtt bic
Serte fetner JaffensM benpprebigten, fpelHe
ane banbetten iber bic perfGtetenen urs
laden tes Nbfanes pom @lauben.- 6ohw.
6r. s. Bauer BON ct. M a b's Ntbae
baut etn reues ShuIbaus, ptlGss ca.
$4,000 fcfen foH.
Oreen 8ab, SITS. - Der @~Itarbauer
Or. 2ammeri1 tn Menafba bat fur bic ct.
Gbuarb's .8ir6e TIM Eomn Center, Outa=
samte Co., 3ret prdhttee Settenattdre
geltefert. bic tbm ans Gbrs MAIDEN. @ett
1886 BAT biz Wemetnbe bte Stride NIT
Badfeinsn umfletben, tina Snnerr NIT etrem
neuen Btmurf rerfeten, BON 6rn. Qcifter
in WifYpaufee ausmdlen unb NIT etnen
6oGalter psrisben laitr. Mub,rbem wurbe
nod e,t serduntseS S6pefernbaus gebaut.
Die @emetnbe 3dblt CT. go GarntIten. Ete
Don Sri. Waria 0us e~eIeitete fatt. Sbule
ntrb Don etrpa 40 8inpern befuft. 6oGm.
9r. Yiarrer &. 6tern III leiotr rpteber
fArer erfranft.
Milnamfee, Wts. - Die Columbia Be-
rihtef: Ger bohm'fe Or. GrsbtfGof
sat, laut @Greiben bes Neetcrs 6es arnerts
fantiAen GoItes tn Ncm, Ir. O'Gonnor,
pom 81. Batter ais 3eiGen Der Mertt:
fhdsuna unb ais Mnbenfen an tas Subj,
ldur. Or. 6eili9feit Elm grcbes flbernes
Gtboriunt gum Geffenf erbaiten. - SIN Der
biefigen Ct. 8cnifatius- STRIDE fam am
Nahmtttdg ces B~almfDnnraga BITE Deite
elmer 1000 vfunb iGmeren, neusn o lode.
Gefdenf efne5 GemeinbeSW stgltetes, fat.
6cHw. ST.. Yrdlat u. 3etntnger nabm uns
ter Mfffen5 Der bohn. So. Mbbelen,
8arnbolb unb tes bc6w. Orr. Bfarrers
Drsr,f be geremcnte Dor unb probate,
Die GfCfe erbtelt ben Namen ,QecrcID".
: Gum Hahfol8er bes to4p. 6rn. Scf
Febler ,btr befanniIin mad Oreacn dber.
febelt) in G0nb bu9ac 1T bohw. Or
Sol. 8ertr1rn BON Rem gaGel beftmmt
Der BITE SteIe am 6. Mfat antreten rrtrt.-
Am Dtenstag 30. b. irtet BITE feierItht
0rurtfstnle9ung ~ Der neuen RtrGe In
GatrtIle ffatt. - 3u EafErrnl lag
bchw. Or. Pfurrer 8eeler zine neu.
ohnle b1uen, frelHe CT. $4,000 fcfer
ntrp. Sn g tebopgan BAT elm.
Verfammiun8 Der RamenSS efu @emeinb,
BITE Grrthfung zines foIiben neuen . d d +
bantee bffNIOhen, frte Is 40 Der fat,
iiden RsrGe paet. Das GebduDe fcI mad
bem &nttDurfb es Mr6ittffen 6tlpertsbau5e1
aue 9adfefn trri6tet, 81 Jub 6 3on ldnl
! une 62 6ne s Bon tiff iutrbsn unb IN !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
NoDnun9--
(6olgen bic ltnteridriften.)

Srau 0arriion bat fih fdpn iiber
bieien @esenitano Dor benz 4mtsantritt
ibres @atten ausseiprpden uno ibre
Gniidt babin fiinbseseben, bab ie nidt
oem 8eiipiele Der Srau 9apes su folsen
seoenfe. Sic mag ibre Meinung ;n6es
nod dnbern. @ieleidt tpirb Die Sur
iprahe bes GERM @anamafer flr bic
@aherlimpel ettpas niiben. @enn bieie
seiheit finb, treroen lie Jpn NIT neber.
reidung Der 9etitiDn betrallen.
MnS nnoeren Gtaatem.
- NuH In . 10 1T isbt bur& elm
@eieb Der 2eeislatur Der S&uls
sm a n 9 eiasefiibrt. Su Stdbtea mil.
fen ale Rin6er bonn ahten Bis gum bier.
ssbnten Sabr tpenigifens 90 Wohen I'm
Sa9r Die GHule beiuden, auf benz
platten 2anbe 1T Die S&ulseit ouf 16
Bodm befdrdntt. 0ier tpie bort muf
Der ShulbeIu1 aber minbefens fir bis
9dlfte bieier Bet - I'M @inter I'M
unterbrcdsn ftaitinosn. gltern, tpelH,
benz @eiee niht nnhfcnrnen unb itrt
ainber gum Sdulbeiu@ nnbaIten, Der
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

- Stun, ba @pltoertteltr Melette bpr,
Ootcta bic besislihe proclamation ers
lalen bat, ridtet iid bic sanse Mufs
mert1amteit in bieiem S~errttorium arf
bic beiben Gpnpenttpnen, tpelhe
bemnddf Suiammentreten uno Serial.
1unsen fir bic stpsi neuen Staten
Npros unb ents
perfen tperben. SIN jeoer Gonpentipn
peroea IS Delesaten iisen. Die BON
Sio.O afota miro feline neue @erfaHune
a~lisarbeiter, ipnbern nlr bic alte, in
Giour Sails ansenpmrmene berbefern,
besp. perdnoeru. Oie bon HorosDa
fpta wiro binsesen cine gang reile ent.
tperfea.
- gu ~gbamberIain er
fdpB ft@ Der SrunfenbOlo DIE SIP.
borg.
- 9aidtet Spencer in 6uror
perurtbeilte Spbn Slabertb, bel
rorisen CONNER 9attie @ilion ern,or.
bette, gu lebensldnslider 2udtbaus.
arafe. S. tpuroe bereitS mad Der Sc:
faneenanitalt BON Sicur Sails Der
bradt.
- Sr 8tsmard brannteb BIZ
8rauerei bon 6. st @iliamS nieber
Gs miro 8runbittihlns permutbet.
- gu Emo SIT, finf Meilen boz
OeabmpDb entfernt serietb be
iunge Gb. 9aroen nit ieinent @ater II
Streit, in peldem Der @ater NIT cine
Shaufel nad benz Gppfe Ses Spbnel
fdlig. 9ieier tue9rte ben 9ieb mi
einem 6olsideit al unb idllie Dem ga
tee ben Gddosl Elm. Ser 8ater
mDrber tpuroe rerbaftet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

ct. Yanl, Mimn. Ser bo6p'te 6err
@rsbii6of Srelanb berOffentli6t in Ser
.Nortbiueitern Chronicle, tpel6e, pte bas
oabier eridetnenbe fran3oiilde 8latt Sc
@anaoten' iast, Organ bes bo6p'ften
Oberbirten lit, na6folgenben GrlaB:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

- Serbian, "a. MpriI. Nr Daers
Wontag fanc bier bte @runbfetnIeauna fir
bds neue o ottesbausf tatt. rlnt I'LL
ubr begann has feterlihe 6o6amt. Iah
bemfelben beeaben fiG ale tn YrDceffon
eur gauRede. Bet Der Brceeffon Bat BITE
Nuff-gnnD pom Serbian seaeigt. bae ga.
lent unb Musbduer In furser Belt pie1 ~
leifsn psrmas. Aud aus ben umlieaenben
@emetnben batten fh fetr Biele einasfun=
ben; Der Bene Blaine'r t1nterfisunas=
Derein bate iH in corpore betbeiltat. Die
Geremonien Der @runbtetnleguna irureeu
BON benz BON Der Gbasfa'er Ratboltfenpers
famnluna nod pDblbefannten Steiner P.
Wi61el, o. S. F., D~crgenomnen. Die
6efrete murbe ebenfans BON p. Wihael
ae5alten. HsGt eIbebenb mar Der Auoens
bltf, ais gum 9hIufy BON BEN Gnwefencen
b1s BON benz MuffcDrps bealeiiete ,,Grc6sr
4ctt utr, lpben Did !" aefunaen purbe.
Die Trauen Der 6emeinbe taften elm ouics
Matl fur BITE Gdae tn Ter Rieo!tn .6aae
fbereftet. t..
Ga groiIe, Dis.- Der bcGw'fe 6err
IBtfdof8. 6. Hflfh rrettfe an. pprI
9cnntas In Der 3attebrale bic gafmeu uub
bieIt BITE grrcefion unter Mfffena Der
tphm. 90 0cuts Cab ais Diafon, 4. O.
8sper ais S%ubbidfCn unt Jof. Riebmann
ais Geremont1r unb Cantor. 6ier1uf tieIi
Der tohw'fe O6erbtrt on BITE satlrein per.
fammeiten Oldutiaen cine inniae @n.
iprahe ii6er zen trtumpbirenben Ginaua
Jefu tn Ssrul1Iem unb bic teneutunasro1l
Wettt Der B1lren. Scbann ceIebrirte II
0~esenDart bes tcGn'aen Germ Der tDnw,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

Stcdwerfen ie 4 eerdumige SGulstmmer
entbalten, trelHe %aufamnen fur $50 Rtnber
Ranm bteten. @Is 8auplduB LIT BITE Ncrb.
wefsGfe bee &trhensSlods tn GusGht
aenommen, unb bte BautDfen fraen ca.
$4,000 betresen.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03
Warren Wrinkles.

suppose it would be decidedly out
of order to say anything about the
weather, but two days without rain
has cheered us up. The farmers are
getting anxious about their clover.
1t needs cutting, but no use of doing
anything while it is 80 wet. Hay will
be an immense crop in this section if it
can be cured. But | believe there is
a promise that "seed time and harvest
shall not fail"
The good people of Warren were
rather rudely disturbed from their
slumbers the other night. Bells ring.
ing, whistles blowing and men run
ming. Now it's little singular what
a small thing can create big disturb
ance. But when frog gets on rail.
road track, and especially if he IS
bent out of shape, it makes bad work.
So the engineer and fireman on train
96 on the w. N. Y. & P. thought it
best to get off quick. 1t made quite a
wreck. Two cars of oil caught fire
and seven or eight loaded cars, 1 be-
lieve, were consumed. Mr.. q. w.
Russell lost, it is claimed, $1,000
worth of lumber which was piled in
his lumber yard near the track. In.
sured for $500.
John Dunn was found in a dying
condition in an old barn up OFT Run
one day last week. He had left home
the day before telling his wife he
might not be back that night. When
found, his clothes we're wet and he was
able to give no account of himself 1t
is claimed that financial reverses
about year ago unsettled his mind,
and that he has been acting in a sin.
gular manner of late. The exact
cause of his death is not known but it
is probable that exposure was the
chief cause.
Now if we can get safely over the
4th without big head or the loss of
an eye all will be we'll. But the av.
erage small boy will take his chances
with a toy pistol, and the average
"anti" will take his with the beer.
I'm saving up my money for two
bunches of frecrackers and a hunk
of ginger bread. X.
Warren, Pa, July 1, 1889.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

The Canon City, Col, Record says /:
"The body of Frank zeigler, who died
in this city of consumption, last Sat.
urday, the 18th inst, was embalmed
by Drs. Dawson and Palmer, and
shipped to the former home Of the de.
ceased, at Oil City, Pa. Mr.. Zeigler
came to this city about six weeks ago
in search of health, and occupied a
tent in Harding's addition. He was
very low when he came here, but ap.
peared to be getting better, and the
day before his death seemed to be in
unusually good spirits; the next
morning he was found dead in his bed, +,
the sable robed messenger having
summoned him hence while asleep, as
there was no signs of struggle, and
bis features wore a peaceful look"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03
Resolutions.


The NJ. E. Sunday School adopted
the following resolutions last Sunday :
WHEREAS, In the decease of Mrs.
Emma Clark, wife of our brother, p.
M. Clark, our Sunday School has lost
a beloved sister, an earnest fellow.
worker, a faithful teacher-one whom
we all loved and respected-and one
whose life and examples was patterned
after and harmonized with the truths
she taught, and
WHEREAS, We realize that in the
death of so valued a member of our
Sunday School We sustain a great loss
which we feel deeply and mourn sin.
cerely,
ResoIUed, That we express our
sorrow with, aud extend our sympa.
they to, our brother Clark in the sad
affliction so suddenly and so unex.
pectedly laid upon him. That these
resolutions be placed on the Sunday
School Minute book and also be pub.
lished in the local papers.
I: - +: H94Hnaa' R5l5AsR' COMMITTEE.
H. NJ, FOREMAN.
Adopted by School June 80, 'S9.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03
Fertig Items.
Haying is the order of the day.

Haying is the order of the day.
The Standard will shut down to.
night, and will remain so for a week,
to give their men time to celebrate
the Day of Independence and return
prepared for work.
The cruel horse butchery of Fry
burg is much discussed, and the gen.
eral opinion is that it resembles the
Everhart murder. On the Dist ult.,
Mr.. McKissick's horse had its tongue
cut out; on the 22d its ears cropped,
and later its throat cut. Some people
must have hearts large enough to fit
in a gnat skin.
The NJ. E. Sunday School of this
place will give a picnic and invites
other Sabbath schools.
Mr.. VIM. Slower was at Erie tend.
ing a meeting of oil men concerning
the drilling of another we'll on the
Bush farm.
Mr.. MeKeever is drilling a we'll at
Lucinda. He thinks there is more
oil at Lucinda.
July l. OBSERVER.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03
NEWSY NOTES.

The public debt decreased during June
SIC, ,255, ,929.74.
Philadelphia claims to have a popula-
ton of ,223 200,
Floods are doing much damage in
SchuylkiH county.
At Williamsport 9,4O2 houses were SUBJ
merged during the flood.
Treasurer W. r. Thompson reports the
total Johnstown relief fund to be $702,-
25S.63 up to Saturday.
Allegheny Health Officer Bradley op-
poses the Herr's Island dam because of
the consequent pollution of the water.
An attempt by incendiaries to burn
Edinboro was happily frustrated by Nor
NAL school students discovering the fires
and extinguishing them.
There are some men apparently so mean
in their declining years as to feel a posi-
tive disappointment in seeing boys they
predicted would land in the penitentiary,
develop into substantial men.-BLzzdrd.
A monument is to be erected over the
remains of DR.. +. b. Stevenson, the
founder of the Grand Army of the Re-
public in the United States. The monu-
ment will be erected in Petersburg, Ills,
where he is buried.
The Hungarians and Italians working
on the extension of the w. n. Y. & p.
railroad, from Clermont to Johnsonburg,
had quite a serious fight the other day, in
| which one was killed, being shot above
the eye, and seven badly broken up.
Medical men now claim it is an estab-
lished fact that tonsilitis can be contracted
by kissing. The disease germs, the bac-
terra, or whatever they cali the thingumies
that put in their spare time circulating
around and working up human ailment,
are transmitted from lip to lip. If science
keeps at it, the day may come when a
fellow will have to hire tough TO kiss his
best girl.-E,rch0nge.
The Supreme Lodge of the Ancient
Order of United WOrkmen in session at
Omaha last week elected the fol- wing
officers: Supreme master workman, WIN.
r. Graham, Cedar Falls, Iowa; supreme
foreman, W, w. Wilson, Detroit, Mich. /;
supreme overseer, j. w. Kinstry, Helena,
Mont. supreme recorder NJ. w. Sackett,
Meadville, Pa; supreme receiver, John
Jackey, Albany, n. Y; supreme watch
man, VIM. Butts, Baltimore, Nd; su-
preme medical examiner, DR.. Hugh
Dougherty, Boston.
a most tiendish act was perpotratel i'm
Fryburg, Clarion county, one night re-
Gently. A 3-year-old colt belonging to 4.
T. McKissick had its tongue cut during
the night, and the owner found the piece
afterward which was three and half
inches long. In the afternoon of the same
day he again visited the barn, when he
found the colts ears cut off close TO its
head. Search in every direction was
made for the inhuman wretch who had
perpetrated the deed but without avail.
On Thursday morning last the colt was
found dead in the barn with its throat cut.
The people are in great rage, and it will
not be well with him if the cold-blooded
devil is caught.
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Red Brush Items.


The patrons of the Blocher sei5O0l
deserve much praise for the manner in
which they have beautified the school
grounds in their neighborhood. This
is sure indication of civilization and
morality. But where the school
grounds and church yards are neg.
lected and permitted to grow up it is
sure mark of barbarous state of
society.
Jacob Mealy, jr., has his house about
completed and when finished it will
be one Of the finest and most conven-
lent farm houses in this section.
Red Brush is slowly but gradually
improving. No less than four barns
have been erected this summer and all
are modernized first class buildings.
They have all been built under the
management and supervision of
William Hepler, the boss carpenter of
the neighborhood.
The roads in this'part of the coun.
try are in a horrible condition in con.
sequence of being worked when too
wet.
Rev. F. NJ. Brickley will occupy
the pulpit in the Evangelical church
at Mt. Zion, next Sunday at P. NJ.
IT. r. +.
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MARRIED.

AMBERGER-McCRAY.-At the resi-
dence of the brides parents, July l, 1889,
by Rev. C. c. Rumberger, Mr.. Henry
p. Amberger, of Thompson, Warren
county, Pa, and Miss Ida NJ. McCray,
of Hunters Station, Pa.
IMHoFF-JoNES.-A Tionesta, Pa, on
July 1, 1889, by Rev. J. II. Shimp, Mr..
Wallace Imhoff and Miss Nettie Jones,
both of Nebraska, Forest Co., Pa.
MERCILLIOTT-RUsSELL.--AtTio Tio-
nesta, Pa, July l. 1879, by Rev. J. II.
Shimp, Mr.. George Mercilliott and Miss
Vinie Russell, both Of Marienville, For
est Co., Pa.
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A sound Legal Opinion.

L. cambridge Munday Esq, County
Atty, Clay Co., Tex. says; "llavo used
Electric Bitters with most happy results.
My brother also was very low with Ma
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by timely use Of this medicine. Am sat
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like testimony, saying "He positively
believes he would have died, had il not
been for Electric Bitters. This great rem
edy will ward OIL, as we'll as cure all Ma
aud Stomach Disorders stands unequaled.
Price 50c. and slOO at G.. w. Bovard's
Drug Store.