davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
A nle cyclone.

CHARLOTTE, N G., Nov GA ceyelone
passed over Duiord county yesterday. Houses
were blown down and trees torn up by the
roots. The residence Of farmer near Wash
ingson was blown TO atoms. ! he entire family
father, mother and four children were instant.
ly. A factory near Washington was blown
down aud iwoperAons were Killed aud a tosen
others received injuries. Matte cheye, the
pretty daughter Of farmer,was caught ep and
carried away. The body has not yet been
found. Reports are very meager, and Il is
impossible TO obtain the names Of all the killed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
|O'''''''C'"';;'''' C''''' = P4''''
nINrs 10 noushknEpERs.

Table linen should be hemmcd BY
hand Not only docs Il look more dainty,
but there Il never streaS Of dirt under
the edge after being laundricd as With ma
chine sewing.
A small box filled with lime. and placed
on shelf In the pantry or closet, will
absorb dampnees. and keep the air In the
closet dry and sweet.
1.-THE material Is washable At all, black
dye can practically be rendered fast col
or by the help Of the salt water bath be-
fore The general washing is commenced
upon After such treatment faded black
caused by washing win never occur,
A dampened cloth Is better than dry
one for dusting furniture.
A small broom Is handler for clean
ing up dirt ound stove than large
broom.
before you begin TO mix the griddle
cakes grease the pans aud leave them to
hee.. They should be very hot before
pouring In the mixture, which should not
be allowedto siasd after Il Ia READY. The
even too, mnat be hot as all these things
need to bs baked quickly, az well as beat
en- hard. Have ready, always, hot plate
to pat them ON, 90 that they will not fall
by too sudden change of temperature.
Thy a bandage OF hot salt outside The
face for neuralgia, Oil the mouth with ho'
salt In case Of ,oo,hsehe; put little ho'
salt In 4 piece OF muslin, and then put Il In
the ear for second or two when earaehs
Is troublesome.
When painting the base board to
reom, II Is coed plan to paint two o.
three inches OF the floor also. Then II the
carpet does not suite cover the door, the
gap Is not so noticeable.
Ripe tomatoes will remove Ink stala'
from white clothes, and also from the
hands.
Delicious sandwiches and cheap eaei
can be made BY rnlneing fine, rare beef
steak. Season only with pepper and sslt,
These are excellent for InvalId,.
Shortening for pies should be cold and
firm. Have the water also cold, and
stand In a cool place while mixing and
rolling out pastry.
1.-THE chimney catches ere rsn to the salt
boa. and empty 4 out upon the flames
they will de reduced as u By magic, and
further steps can be taken to subdus the
outbreak. isoot tails upon the carpet OF
rug, do not attempt TO sweep until. II has
been covered thiekly with dry salt; Il can
then be swep, up properly. and no, stain
or smear viii be left. Itanything hap
pens TO catch fire. either whilst cooking
or otherwise, throw salt upon Il at once 10
prevent any disagreeabie smell.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

MasaIlylns ala.a.s :. Fr...A',.

Massiiytns glAssss ~ FrsssAs.
A fins lins of solid silver ware at fssnoh,s
compassss. all styles and prices. stF N
Frsneh's.
Ounces rs cents per bashsl Al C Z Brew
usll's.
All the Latest and standard noysla for sals
al kahn's news stand.
Ifyeu want pure, fresh drugs patroniss
the new Drug store.
Fines. fountain pens 10 the world for only
$500 at = II French's.
Don't fail TO read Looking Backwards, y
by u lsellamy, for sale At Kuhn's News ftere.
@ Downing. Superintendent sf tho pan.
isentlary, was IN tho city Thursday, on bnsi
nssa.
Just received full line Of Lovsls Ssasid
and Northern Pacific Library's at Kuhn'
News stofe.
Pigs feet, ,chestnuts, mackcrel. chow chow
aud several other hns eatahlss just received
at LaForsst Il Thempson's.
Smoke the celebrated Havana illsd oi-
gars, manufactured st Julius Jcseph'a cigar
factory. Only 5 cents.
District Attorney hewitt left TO- day for
Dallas, Polk county, where Circuit Court
convenes next week.
A o Eokleson was in the city to-day on
his way to Corvallis from Portland, where
be has been in the interest Of a gold anal.
gamator.
Thos D Merry. well known as an abl
newspaper mfn, is in the city in the interest
Of an electric road and light company
Benton Leader.
New Subscribers to the youths Companion
for 1890 will receive the paper free the re-
painder Of this year. Price LIS. r. L.
Kenton, agent.
A want Of confidence, especially by the
older sitizens Of our oity,is the great stumt-
ling block to the future growth and advance
ment Of Salem. Journal.
Have your prescriptions filed at the new
drug store. Our new druggist makes a
u ed slity Of prescription work. Accuracy
Al d irity guaranteed.
Hu ,acriptious for all the leading news
pl pc . and magazines received by L Ken
i D, near the postoffice. All orders for
war led without delay.
New carpets in tho latest colsrs and de-
signs, oils cloths. linolium and window
shades just received at A p McliwaiD' s.
Parties wishing goods in tho house furnish
ing line will do we'll to call, a. he hau made
another sweeping reduction and will save
you ct least ten per cent On all these goods.
Mrs John Brown. who died at Browns
vile on the 25th Of November, at the age Of
As years, was q daughter OF Rev H II
Spaulding. famous on account Of the Whit
man massacre, and was sister IL Mrs Warn
or. the frst white child born 10 the Earth-
west.
Harry Kay son Of Thomas Kay. y.manager
Of Salsm's new woolen mill, arrived Thurs
day from North Andovsr, Mass. He has
been setting up woolen mill machinery at
different points throughout the cast, and
comes to help sct up the machinery here.--
Statesman.
zeno Pennington Richards, grandson Of
Hon NJ IenninGtnn, comes to the nGMo-
cRAT office to-day, and, handing ns bunch
Of ripe black berries, asks II those don't beat
tho Barker black berries given NJ yesterday.
They certainly are fine looking berries for
tho last day Of Novemk or.
A Mr. Carter and family recently arrived
ii the city from the East, reaohing here with
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The spcalKcrshlp.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ao.-~The speakership
contest i practically over until tho yoting be-
gins IN the republican eansus,
No yosca are liksy to be changed by to-
morrow morning sunremittiug efforts. II the
unexpected happens, Il viii happen after The
hrsi ballot. The unexpected il the defeat Of
Reed, This Il only the unexpected, not the
impossible. Reed Ii distinctly ahead, but
distinctly short Of majority, lie hasihc best
hand IN the game, but mus, draw 10 fill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

Stlll rumers are In circulation st ''ss<
ess charges" sgainst Rev q n Irwin,l
supsriaisnlsst Of the Iadlsn scheol at
chsHsws. ssrsly q COED mar whs bad
80 much sshsrreass fer wicked de~sorass
could ts ns,hing wrong East oregosssn
The SGss~~es has. fer the lss. three years,
evinssd great zeal In shs affairs of the In-
dias school At Chenswa, and when theee
'.sehsus shaFgss" were brought sgaiHst
Rev Irwin Il wac islIy sxPeased by the
public that That paper would place them in
the fore frost demanding, II net the 20
EsvaI Of Rev Irwin. an investigates oi
these charges. But Whist 10 strange 10 the
general public, (but sot 10 these who have
an inner vIs~ si thinEs.) that paper has
been az slIsat ~ still dark night
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

A great many people don't know what
they are thankful for. The tramp IN the
eaIiboose, eating bread and wafer, what's
he thankfal for the poor woman taking
In washing TO support drunken husband,
what's she thankful for the street bum
mer without box to whlttle,the man who
sponges his daily newspaper, the boy who
has iost hts top and his siilts are broken,
what are they thankful for. Yet a great
many people should be thankful for being
allowed TO breathe at ali. just 10 getting
some pure Willamette valley atmosphere
Il boon 10 some people In thiJ world.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
A Tacoma Middle

TAcoMA, Nov, so.--A special session OF
the city council was called At 10 A NJ to-day
to henr charges perfeued by Counslmen
Iiofslali and Steel against Chief of Police
Chosney. The specifications are ten in num-
her and arc preceded by resolution removing
the chief from Office s'for the reason tha. he
has heen guilty of malieasancc. misfeance, in.
attention and ineompeteaey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

wAsHiNoioN, Nov. ao.---Hon George K
ringle. member Of the democratic central
committee Of Montana, arr we'd In this city to-
day. In speaking of the present muddle In
that state he saldi al believe the deadlock
win continue until the time limited expires,
when Governor Toole viii appoint two sena-
tors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

only 81 80 10 their pufss. They have since
boen In strAitsned circumstances, being old
people, hardly able to work. A nabsorip.
ion was circulated to day and q generous
aineunt subscribed for their support. Mrs
Carter will be clad 10 do sewing, II furnish.
ed her.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
Stanley.

LoSpos. Nov. ao. Stanley rescued Emin
Bey for US pounds less than the sum sabsedb
ell. which was equal to eIoo.o The relief
committee and geographical society have ar
ranged foF grand reception TO Stanley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
DIED.

QUELEY.-On Friday night, Nov 10Th
1880, at the livery stable Of Mr. John
Sehmeerln Albany, Mr. Andrew Queley
aged 81 years. Mr. Queley was bernin
Bavaria, Germany. He served in the
Mexican war and came to this country
about twenty years ago. He was on the
county for several years until last March,
when he secured pension and has since
been living on that
Pitchers CaetorIas
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

NoTieE.-Parties indebted to Mr.. E. I.
Power. will confer favor by calling on
Mr. II r Merrill. with whom his accounts
have been left, and settling the same at
enee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

The Minnsss,s msn whs ssys THAI he
went out the other nsrniag and eAeppsd
of with eora-kniis the heads Of y. Wild
dseks wh!sh had got iksIr feet frozen fast
In the Ice has bssa aired TO make high
tariff srseshss in that state duriag ths
next political esr paIgn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

have just received my fall stock Of
lace curtains bought direct from impor.sfs,
the largest stock ever hFoughtio this mafk
81, and best value for the money.
SAMUEL z. \ ouxd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

Cities Ike men often axe fools Of
themselves for little .nelorIety and free
advertising. That Is what several are do.
Ing BY making big offers for the prize fight
bstwesn Sullivan and Jackson, 40 affair
that vii. be disgrace II Il ever occurs.
But. In the first place they know they are
safe IN making big offers, for all sporting
men are aware OF the fact that Jackson Is
undsr contract with the Golden Gate club
and can onlr fght under lis auspices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
CONSULTATION suRELY cuRFp.

To Tng EDITOR !sicase Inform vaur rad
era thai ! have a positive enrsgy feg tie above
named disease. iiy ~ Timely ise i.al.asssis af
hopeless eases have been rn#ine:s.y cured.
siiaii hr glad 10 send two titr> aiii. rssne-
dy PRKs - any Of ,uAt res r. : - s.sstfes.is-
sai5iililag VI slgey v heH NJ y as,Fess
ard ;rsS; uisic. address. i peeif
T. A. SLOccsI. n.t.isiI afs ss... n 9ar.s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

Ansry's ADnirIos.-s4 lots In this ad.
dition 10 Albany, near Hackleman's srs
addition. for sale. at $50 to $fas lot, ct
eurran & Montelth's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
nHaI Esr.TE .Alss.

A Haekleman 10 Mrs L II cheadie.
hall ofS " ar bl 47,H's sA.$ 5
Clinton 4 Cole by Sheriff. TO K Bell,
S4.ss acres IL tp 9, sR R4w 3oe
Il Warner to Marion Propst, ~
acres In sec o.tp fT,S Raw. goo
A \ Bpsse.t by Sheriff 10 Lucy NJ
Russell,I6.7s acres In Up f3,sR
....ss.s...., .......ss.t. zes
II G flardman to w l. Simpson,
tract In ip It,S X aw.....s I4o
J NJ Bardue 10 IiIi Barker,I lot In bl
s.H and A 10 Albany ........ i6oo
United States 10 Sllas Hamilton. Patent
Thosss Reidy 10 Wa cesn. 100
acres IN ip ~, Sra rsee
Z J Tate TO Mites hyds, parcels Ia
Peter BI.ker is BR J.el.on. ies -
acres of OF the east aide ei u L
Col Tkompson ........ 3soo
olvy l. Guysr by Guardian 70 ] w
GaAsss, I-s inisres, In Ieo acres
IN tpttSR tw.a...... 335
I NJ Humphrey TO w X Kay. small
tract IN see s.tp los X E..... 400
Almona 4 Daniel by Guardlaa 10
w Gaines, 40 iniersst In 100
acres Ia tI,S r w,..... 067
Otsgonian Railway Co .llmlied,to a
X VanDeveatsr, the Narrow
Guage X RR........,........ 1
A X vanDeyeniel 10 Oregon West
ern Railway Co, the Narrow
Gnags K n aeo, 600
j A Mlllard to Sadie V iIsaton, lot
No b.bl SIN South Albany. I7s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

Now Is the tins to bus ovefcoais. Win
ter 10 coming on and IL is already too cool
TO be without one. Blain has large and
fine stock TO select from, and there 10 no
trouble in being suited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

II zen have any job werk t. do eall on @
W. snithwho 10 prsns 10 do il with
ssatnessssand disnat.' aDd as cheap as any
enc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

To FARMgRs.--Farmer will do well to
byt thsir fruit, garden or farming lands
With Wallace & Cusick.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

Tn. beat lin. Of hid gloves a. WI
Read's
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
Bnsklsn,s Arnlsa suys.

Ehs best salve IN ths world for Cuts, ErnIses.so
UIe1rf, Halt Rheum. Fever soros letter, Ckbpped
haKds Chilbians, Corns. and all Skin Erupti1, ind
positively cures riiss, orHo pay required. II sku5r-
ID. Mice 25 cents per box. For sale BY Foshdy knd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
rrosrxp.

The best watch In the world for the money
at = u Frensh's. Esoh one faHy warranted
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

STRueK OrI--At SI.ss per gallon can
sess Standard e~e' oil, AT The Willamette
Packing Co.'S store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
storm on take liuor.

DErRotr. Mich. Nov. so.-Dhpatehes
from various points on Lake Iiusoa says .ha,
the terrific storm which began yesterday con-
iinues. Much damage TO shipping Is feared.
Another Big Fire.
BosroS Nov. aS.--Ths mos, disastrous hFs
from which Boston has suffered sines 1874 and
one waieh in property Ioss tisals lhs great eOn-
Hagraiion al Lyns. Tuesday. brske out aboui
s:ao A NJ TO day In The six story granite build
log. Owned by jordan. Msr.h & Co. and oe-
eupisd by brown. DureIl & Co, dry goods
merchants. on Bedford. stress, At the corner
Of Kingston. The great lire Of ssTs hfoks
out Al corner Of Kingston and Summer streets.
and ths alarm oi to-days asn Was rang 10
from the same box which hersided tho msmos-
able eonflagrs,ion that consumed nearly sioo.
co., 600 Of property. To-dsy's conasgrslion
ragged ragged Cor ain hours burned over two
acres Of territory covered by magniieea, s,rues.
urss. and snlsile q los Of. AZ uew estimate. -
coo. sro0.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
advice to Moshs

advice to Hottie
Mrs. Winsjow's Soothing SFsOp, for
hldrsn beethln1, is the presdhpssun q
ne OF the beat female noHses nnd phgsi
Isns Ia the Unfted Ststoe. ax.d has been
'sed fsr Dyt2 yesys vim neves-faAing 9
uoceas By n,slz0ne OF nlAtHe1a for theE
bldren. DusApg tnp rso0regof@eshlnp
: yeius is sncnicsnbis y peleavss me
sild s SON pm cuses .sen se<y apd d!sT !,
clio. ~ e(l8ha health 10 tflt sh5d II
esss Tie n1oCzfaf Hrioe 2Bo. . bottle.
DR.. Flints Remedy II Me hast remedy
known ~ hnsufrniA On. MeaEfeasnesH,
which sfhksA so xbew pszsous. cad which
leads 10 % ainalgW ssztclm nosvons Diseases.
pszsIcufA2E n hlg&hY. Descriptive
treatise wsM eech bosizej Or, address Msck
Drug Co., n. X
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
DR.. @. a. WHITLEY,
Pnysician and Surgeon.
er.auas. of B.ll.vas Hospital Medical
soilegs Now Ysrk City.
Diseases Of womaa . spssialty.
sronss, Ftvnae's Brick, Albany, Or.

4, AND, AC.-Psrssns desiring sand
- ,lean "a og gravel frsm the premises Of
GL eask d Bsnion county, can prssurs
1DlA fss ne same at ny cfhss, Crav-
l6fi's kIeSiE. Albany, ofsksn.
CHIs. r. weLv1srsN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
How, TO co EAST.

Gs E.st Via Msuat shassA Route. Nice
slinass ana scenery ~ all tsass Of the year.
See Mssst Shasta, SasrAnsnts. Ogden, Salt
Lake, DsA.sr. fiaesfssssa glass ssrs nsds
are ran asily. Bay year tickets Of ne asd
save ysar fare to PortlsnA. sn the ssly
psrssa in Albasy that can cell yea ticket
to aay psint 10 ths Cnits& States. Gall on
ne fer rates.
W. L. Jrsszz, Agent 8. ~.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

This Trade MAJ K on a stove
IsfA xseans II Is the best thet ex-
pefsnee and skill can con-
trive. Gold only by @. w,
smith.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06

...1o.1ll uz,.... ans. vs.. RTs Tpsrsss,..o. sa.sa
nsswssa portland ene e------T.sTSs -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
EXCHANGE Horst.
IAes car.aInn I.aee cur.aIns.

An elsgant line Of new designs of chairs
Just received st Fortmilisr & lfylng's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-06
Hotel Arrivals.

sr cmAnLrs.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-11-15
HOW I GROW. PUMPKINS

1t is mistaken idea that Pumpkins can
DC raised only on rich river and creek bot
toms. | have built some rock walls ocros.
little hollows that run from the lot and vorJ
ana they soon filled up with rich made earth,
making the incest places for roasting ears,
beans and pumpkins, imaginable. And this
year can show you some of the finest of
Pumpkins that have grown on these hollows
inc vines running far up the hillside ON
ho'h SldeS of this hollow, and loaded with the
choicest pumpkins
Then If pumpkins are planted about the
hrst OF May around in the corners of fences
about the lot. and dug around little with
ma'tock' they will amply repay for the
trouble. They are nice to cook and give TO
stock especially milk cows once day durin q
the fall and early winter.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-11-15
HELP.

The humble Eltor Of the Allmcc Depart
men, would DC 50 hankfnt for any favors
{ ON his b. ethrcn. wnsre ars the gool
anI true County Alliance President and
Vice-Presideut, AMI other officers? Where
are nil the tr;el ani faithful Off icers and
members ofthe Sub Alliances.
Brethren, l covet some Of your idle mo-
mcnis. Won't you take pencil and paror and
give me some of yrur views, on matters per-
tanning TO the welfare Of our order? Give
me thoughts, ever so cruie-S;vo me text,
to write about. If you have spare moment
and can't frd pcno,', take fire coal anil
give me an idea. and just see nice
thing could m. .kc ont OFT. W >pld
wash the smut OF it, faco and clotIe it up,
anil it would l,,k like and be somebody.
You made me your Eltor the first OF
September, Mt the beginning of the equinox
ial gales, AMI have been trying t, steer
clear OF the breakers; AMI how have sue.
ceeled? Some Of my bre,heru Mt the begin
uing gave me some teiP. Bless their memory
but they have left ms
Some precious women gave me some re-
ceiIt1, for which va. thankful. One told
mo how to nike pickles" anl when told
it on paper, they al to,k offence an far.
sock me and hel. gurs, am like Audu-
bon, the great ornthrlosis'. Wuen he w,ull
erect his tent in the wood. all spsn eek,
'c'rning the hab t' of the bir Is, eve rybod
called hima fool except his WIFE once
thought l would tell how | supposed pre-
serves were male, but guess I'm doue with
original receipts; aud il any lady ever sends
me another, will N even cross = or do
an j, but send it uncorrected TO tho printer.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-11-15

A FIdnr TO \ FINIsn.--Lexington Ky
AZ 40 o'clock this afternoon Col. 4. NJ,
Swcope was killed by CO.. Wm. Cassius
Goodloe and the latter was MORALLY woun-
ded by Swoope. The atfray occurred in the
lobby OF the new government building and
grew out OF trouble the two men had nearly
two years ago. The men met and hot words
passed between them when Go,lloe drew a
bowie knife and slashei Swoopc frightfuily
in several places.
Swoopc drew pistol AMI shot Goodloe in
the abdomen. The doctors think he will die:
Both men drew their weapons at the same
time. Goodloo is internal rc,cnuc colIee-
tor Tor this district and a member Of the
Natioanl Republican Committee. lie De-
longs to one Of tho oldest ant best families
In me state. Col. Swoope was one of Ken
tuckys most prominent Republicans and
was formerly collector of internal rcve-
nue. for this district
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-11-15
An Accident at tho Oil Mill.

Last Thursday. Mr.. George W. Fowler.
while assisting i'll hoisting piece Of the
machinery at the Cotton Seed Oil Mill, made
avery narrow escape from being killed by
the falling of heavy piece of iron on him.
under which he was Standing
MIR. Fowlcrs injuries were not serious.
but for while very painful. lie has been
confined Ia his home since. We are glad Ia
state that he will hc 1T work again in few
days.