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IosroN, July 2l.-Wool market steady and
prices unchanged; Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
lleeCes 3il25c for X aud sSc for Xxx; No. j
Michigan \ 39G; COmblng and delainO Ileeces,
No. !, 40Oi Michigan dolAine SIlSGG; do Ohio
3la8lO: Territory wool lllGjC for fine; 6Sah g for
medium; pulled, woods G3a39c; extra 9GA12ci
infGlRn woods nnlel.
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Ladies'

In delicate health and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
biliousnesB or piles, should try Tho pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates, Sold
In 80 cont bottles BY y. +. Goe4e, ".
". Irwin, John LauEhlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., whOlS'
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nIEn,
WARDEN-oR wednesday, July q, 1880, at l:SO
O'Clock g. mat bis residence, 1905 Market
street, JAMES W, WARDEN, aged o. years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY on Tuesday evening,
July8 1852, EMMA T., infant daughter 81
William and Ada HawkipE
The funeral will take place hOm tho residence
Of the parental 1915 Eoff street, this tYednes.
day afternoon at . O'Clock. Friends Of the
family are respectfully invited TO attend. :
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TnE Ohio River Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets 10 White Sui.
phur Springs July 26th to 10th, good re.
turning until August 0, Of rate Of Sll 80
for round trim,
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Qbf Sntrlltefuttr.
0nIcoi Nos. 70 ANU ~ Fourteenth Street.
Now AdYertlsements.

wantCd-SCCOnd Hand III q bakery.
Wanled-CIty Grocer Salesman.
FOr Eale-IlRlI Lot IN CaldwelrH Addition.
For Renl-RnOms-H. Forbes.
JeWOtt'S Observation-Disclosures 4 Bro.
Tho Gate City stone Fllter-Ewing Bros.
Decker Plano For Bale.
BpcclNl Hales-Summer Millinery.
The Equitable Lilo Assurance Society,
NJ, Rellly-uFOcpr and Pork Packer.
Executors Salc-HeRd Of Local.
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wAsnlvoroN, D. O., July 23.-ForW West
VIRGINIA, Western Pennsylvania and
OHIO, Heavy showers, much cooler,
noTllierly winds.
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DRINK Ohio Valley Coffee.
Cnrpets-Carpets.

For thenext four days We will offer
Velvet Carpets for 05C.
Roxbury and stinson Tapestry fort 81
Best Extra Super Ingrains for 65c.
Best Extra Super Cos for Doc.
Extra Super Unions for 4Oc.
STONE & Thomas.
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The best In the word. Ask your gtoCei
for u and II 10 says he has none, ask hin
II he won't got you two or three
packages 10 Try. II he says he can't gel
H. you may conclude that he ID afraid ID
lot YOU IVY H.
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PAN.HASpIE covVEa is warranted to
please you.
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JACOBS 4 1BESpERu closing out retail
stock. Now Ayour time 10 buy bargains,
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rnR SrREErs

III BOARD olIuOllC W OfkB, IN aiuftnel
communication, called the attention o
Council 10 the fact that some time agt
the Board requested Council 10 pass al
ordinance making II an otfense Tor per
sons 10 Use \ hose for sprlnkling The
paved, streets or alleys pnlesV tie hosC
nozzle iS provided with a sprayer a
sprinkler.
The Board In this communication said
u0ur brick paved streets are beinI
ruined every day by the use Of too muct
water thrown upon them. In fact, per
sons will stand Tor hall an hour or more
endeavoring TO wash out all the SAND
and gravel from between the bricks
while others use the hose as a pastime
The moment the bricks become loos,
ened from their foundation the street Il
ruined. II is hoped that your Honor
able Body will pass at once IN ordinance
such as The Board has suggested, and
. .i.ssIssyy project and preserve the
solicitor White was instructed 10 draft
an ordinance such 40 suggested lp this
communication aud have II ready loy
consideration At. tho next meeting oil
Council.
The Committee on Finance recon-,
mended that the Board Of Public Works
DO authorized 10 draw on Tho Oity's gen.
eral contingent fund for $1,000 with
which 10 finish the Market street brick
pavement, and a resolution 10 that effect
was adopted by both branCheO.
The following communication was
read In tho Second Branch and referred
to The COmnlttp on HEALTH
B.,Ht Hon, Anvpr md SpRM " M Guy d
WhtiiHCi
GENTLEMEN i'll beg 10 call your atten,
ton To the fact that numerous complaints
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Thy Electric Light. You will pSo no
other,
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TF


Tie thermometer at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
revlRiered RB follows;
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TnE best, Ohio valley Coffee.

L. S. Coon soils dry goods The cheapest.
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Roorn's launch, Hlgel, for excursions,
Eay ,,S Or night Inquire Of Capt Dave
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WITH EN- YOU ORDER
APOLLINARIS
BEWARE OF

attempts are fre9UtnW made to
PAIN of interior Waters tearing h6elf
.t6oSeS ,ttt@dliag the genuine ApoT.
aariS labels.
Bottles tearing tie genuine AbolH.
narts h6es are frequently GNed aiM a
spurious arheI.
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TnE richest flavor, Ohio Valley Coffee

Boorn's launch, Hazel, for excursions,
day, or night. Inquire Of Capt. Dave
Kellaf.
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w sure YOU get Electric Light Flour.
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BuYEleCtrlC 1ightRnd hayOgoOdbtoad
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ITCHING AG0EIES.
Every Night l Scratched until tbo S,t.
Was Raw, ''l

bouy WIN scales Ike ava,
Of mortar. An awful speotaSg.s
Doctors useless. Cure honslS.
Entirely cured by the cutlc,A,
Remedies In five weeks.
lam going to tell you OF the eEtno,,.
change your Cuticnm Remedits prfiSfmA
me, About the LIST VI April last 1 %puttn.f. 2
red pimples Ike coming out a lOyerpyL Tis
thought nothing OF II until SOME time I,
when u began to look llke SPOT, OI S.
spotted on, aud which came "a In l'Hp
Companied with itching. would ,gHiG Y
night until | was nav, then The next pl,tt,'1
scales, being formed meanwhile, were ,gr Z
oil again, In vain did | consult adj thr =,
IN the country but without ald. Aitef =,
up all hopes OF recovery, / happened IA ssNf
advertisement IN the newspaper gb5p, {
CuticurR Remedies, and purchased tbrr' Az
my drugglAt, and obtained almOstimmeji.t4
lief. began IN notice that the scsIy eWrt
gradually dropped oh and dbapptan,l
one, and have & c inl'y cured. Bal N.
ease thirteen months before | besau IAN,
CuticuFa Remedies, aud In four or iT, =
was entirely cured. Ny disease MI ,g,s .ui,
psoriasis. recommended the Cut.rgn n
dies 70 all In my vicinity, aud 1 know oil -.
many who have taken them, aud tbabt nv
the knowledge oil them, especially molbfr
have babes with sealy eTuptioRs on tbuI, 4
and bodies, ] canuOl expires M Wlti,
thanks to you Tor what the CuI.rum gtE
have been TO me, Ny body was coy,n,f
scales, and ] was an awful spectacle hi.
Now my skin Is rs nice aud clear o., b1bf,
GEO' COIEi Mynl, n,
which suffered has shown ihcli S!u,e ny n,
f+H
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Feb, Z, 1885, No trace Of the di,eaa
which suffered has shown itcIi S.u,s ay \,
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continue TO be made OF the iailure OF
garbage contractors 10 remove garbage
from the premises Of citizens according
10 agreements that complaints are made
OF night soil haulers depositing contents
OF pFiVy vaults upon fields adjacent to
the city; and that while large numbers
OF cess-pools remain TO be cleaned, there
is a limit to the capacity Of the circum-
scribed area 10 which It is applied, To &C.
commodate the City's output,
Through the courtesy Of the County
Board Of Health the city has been per.
mitted to discharge vast quantities OF
night soil upon the grounds lying be.
tween the northern limits OF the city
and Glenn's Run, used largely for gar.
dening purposes, assurances having been
given TO DR., Myers, President OF the
County Board Of Health and Health
Officer Of the county, that the city was
about 10 increase the facilities for de.
stroying such unwholesome substances,
The privilege may be Withdrawn OF ne.
cessity at any time. / would therefore
most respectfully, and as in duty bound,
call the attention Of your honorable
body TO the necessity Of prompt action
upon your part, and earnestly urge the
Immediate construction Of a larger fur.
mace upon the site adopted at your last
meeting, as q means Of atfordinS at least
partial relief,
Respectfully submitted,
GEO, /, GARRISON, N, d,
Health Officer,
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
A Canvass OF the Republican
Members OF the House Indi-
cate He VIII he Speaker.
Repeal of Internal Revenue and
Congressional Control Of
Elections Favored.
Civil Service Commission After the
scalps Of the Old Dominion Re-
publican League.

NEW YORK, Oct g9.-The Tribune has
addressed the following inquiries to each
Of the 169 Republican representatives in
the Fifty-frst Congress.
/. Do you favor a revision of the tariff
on the lines adopted by the senate at its
last session?
2. To what extent would you modify
the internal revenue laws?
3. Do you favor national control Of
congressional elections?
4. Do you favor liberal appropriations
for ocean mail service, looking to re-
vival of the American merchant ma
rine?
8. Will you indicate your first and
second choice for speaker of the house?
Ninety-three replieshave been received
of which eighty-six answer the first
question in the affirmative, seventy
seven favor repeal or some modification
of the internal revenue laws--particu-
larly the repeal of the tobacco taxes.
To the third question, seventy-five re-
piled in the affirmative. Only one mega
tive reply was received to the fourth
question. Mr.. Reed, Of Maine, is the
first choice, and Mr.. Mckinley, Of
Ohio, the second, in the speakership con-
test
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
THINK THEY HAVE TASCOTT.

Chicago Detectives Believe the PhiIadel-
phia Prisoner Is the Missing Murderer.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-Chief of Detectives
Horace Elliott received dispatch from
the Philadelphia police regarding the
latest Tascott capture which set him to
prancing about in lively manner. Tie
dispatch contained description of the
Philadelphia capture that corresponded
exactly with the one sent broadcast over
the country by Chief Hubbard. Most
remarkable lead we have struck yet"
said the chief of detectives. as he pro.
cured one of the circulars describing
Tascott sent out from here. The scars
described by the Philadelphia police are
all mentioned in the circular, and the
height, weight, color of hair and eyes ex-
actly correspond. "Its the best descrip-
ton Of Tascott that ever came into this
Office" said Elliott, land / must see
Mr.. Stone and the chief about it. The
fellow may be Tascott. Anyhow, it's
worth looking into"
II Was Not Tascott.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-The photograph Of
of the young man held in Philadelphia
delphia as Tascott, the Smell murderer,
was received this morning. Police off,
GERS and others who know Tascott say it
Is not his pict ure.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
AFTER SCALPS.

Civil Service Commission VIII Prosecute
the Old Dominion Republican League.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The determi-
nation of the civil service commission to
prosecute the Old Dominion Republican
league for levying political assessment
ON federal Office holders, promises to open
up number of questions of unusual in
terest. The alleged offense Of which the
civil service commission has taken cog
nizance consisted Of the mailing to VIII
ginia Office holders in the de-
partments, circular which the commits
sion construes to be in the nature of a
political assessment. The commissioners
resolved to make test case of what they
regard as violation of the law designed
to protect federal office holders from po-
litical assessments.
Civil Service Commissioner Thompson
said the prosecution would be pushed
with vigor, "as it is our belief that one
conviction will settle the question for
good, and no one would ever again at
tempt to collect assessments"
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
Dakota Wheat Crop,

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. BIB. 8. Russell,
of Jamestown, N. D., was in the city
and, speaking of the government esti-
mate of the Dakota wheat crop, said:
"Mr. Dodge, the government statistician,
of the agricultural department, has
either made great error or his report
was changed after leaving his hands.
In some counties of Dakota he has esti-
mated the acreage under cultivation
some 10000 acres more than it should be.
His report makes the crop at least 49,
600, 900 bushels more than it should be,
and the final results will show that the
wheat crop of 1889 amounts to not more
tlian 20, ,000, 900 bushels at the outside"
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
WAR AGAIN IN SAMOA
Serious Collision Between the n
Malietoa and Tamasesa.

Serious Collision Between the n
Malietoa and Tamasese.
LONDON, Oct. 28.--Adyices \
from Apia report the occurrens.
battle on the island of Savoii y
the forces Of Malietoa and TamasI
thousand men are said to have bI
gagged but 1t is not known which
was victorious. Several are said Il
been killed end a large d
wounded.
Americans Have No Interests In tho
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.--The cabl
patch from Sydney of a reported 8
ment between the forces of Maliet,
Tamasese was shown to a state q
ment official. He said that on th,
Of it the report was startling, but {
portance of the report would be
fed by the relative importance O
foreign interests in Savaii. The d
ment had no information on the 3
whatever. An examination OF th
respondence and reports upon the
matter, with accompanying
showed that there was no Amerie
terests at all on the island of Sava.
that those of England and Ge,
were inconsiderable, compared
those of Fortulia, upon which A
situated.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
A Haryest for Railroatls.

CHICAGO, Oct. pa careful canvass
failed to find solitary Chicago road,
bound in any direction, which was not
complaining of a scarcity of cars. The
least shortage was 500 cars on any line.
and the Pennsylvania is 1000 short. In
view of the fact that the grain receipts
last week were over 5000 tons short OF
the the receipts the corresponding week of
aSsS, ass ana sh tne gross % receipts almost almost @ ex,
in clover. They know the grain can not
walk to market, and with the present
glut Of traffic, they are perfectly willing
it shall not begin moving freely for a
month.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
Raum.s First Especial" Case.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Cominissioner
Raum has made special esse which
was Of more than usual interest It was
that Of lady which was born under the
administration of Gen. Washington and
is now 93 years of age. She is entitled
to pension as a widow of soldier of
the war Of 1912, but has never before
made an application. The statement of
the case was presented to Gen. Raum by
her SON and the commissioner concluded
the case was one which might properly
be made special.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
Another American Princess.

LONDON, Oct. 29.-Prince Francis
Hatzfeldt was married to Miss Clara
Huntington, daughter Of Mr.. G. p.
Huntington, the American railroad mag
nate, in the Brompton oratory this morn
ing by Bishop Emmons. The wedding
was strictly private, only the relatives
and friends of the couple being present.
After the ceremony q wedding breakfast
was given by Count Paul Hatzfeldt at
the German embassy. At its conclu-
sion the happy couple took leave OF their
friends and left en- route for Italy, where
they will spend the honeymoon.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
Coiiom's Deep Laid Plot.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 2S.-The principal
point of interest in the Collom case for
the day was the unfolding by the de-
fense of its theory of the case. From
the testimony of Mr.. Anderson, Mr..
Blaisdeil's son-in-law, the theory evil
IDENTIFY is that Colon and Anderson con-
spired together to get settlement of
Coilom's Indebtedness at fifty cents on
the dollar; that as part of that conspir-
acy Collom was to claim that Blaisdell's
Endorsements on Collom's notes were all
forged; that the creditors would thereby
be frightened into the proposed settle
ment.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
OUTLAWS ~ LYNcHED.

Two Members of:the Mccoy Gang Hun
In West Virginia.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Oct. 28.-Infof
nation was brought by courier froI
Hamlin, Lincoln county, that about mid
night Friday night mob surroundss
the Lincoln county Jail, forced an en-
trance after a short resistance by the au
thorities, took two of the prisoners,
Green Mccoy and Milton Haley-anc
hung them to a tree a short distance
from the Jail building. Haley and Nc
Coy We're allied to the Mccoy faction oi
outlaws, whose murderous fued with the
Hatfields is generally familiar to the
public.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
CLAIM TO BE SATISFIED.

Chilli and Argentine Republic Said N e
BE Disposed to Sever Their Euro
Trade Relations. j
LONDON, Oct. 28,-.The Daily n
prints a dispatch from its special col
pondent at Madrid stating that the s
ish government has been assured by
representatives of Chill and the Ar
tine Republic, that those countries
not at all disposed to agree to any !,
posal on the part Of the United Statesl
a zollverein. According to these re-
sentations, the governments of the /
republics named are satisfied that tl
people can obtain more substant
effective and advantageous support fl
European trade and capital than Il
are likely to obtain by becoming
mere satellites of the great North
republic.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
Cruiser Contracts Let.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. Secretary
Tracy has awarded the contract for build
ing two Of the new 2,000-ton cruisers to
the Columbia Iron Works and Dry Dock
company, Of Baltimore, at their bid OF
81, ,225, 900. They were the lowest bid
ders. The contract for the third cruiser
was not Awarded -
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
FiREMEN FAVOR FEDERATION.

The Brotherhood Vote Unanimously
the Scheme,
DENVER, Col, Oct 29.--The questi,
of the proposed confederation of latI
now agitating the Brotherhood of Loo
motive Engineers, was considered at :
secret session of delegates Of the Int
national Brotherhood of Locomoti
Firemen. John j. Hannahan, vice-gral
master, presided. After a lengthy di
cussion of the question the delegatl
voted unanimously in favor of federatio
and appointed committee to notify a
brotherhood of the result.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
TROUBLE IN THE STRIP.
Settlers and Cattle Syndicate at Logge
hsads-An Immense Range Fired.

Settlers and Cattle Syndicate at Logger
hsads-An Immense Range Fired.
WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 28.-A. M. Fen
ner. who has Just come in from Beaver
City, "No Mans Land" reports serious
condition of affairs In the neutral strip.
1t appears there has been considerable Ill
feeling between the settlers and scotch
cattle syndicate whose range extends
over a vast acreage. Early last week
some of the settlers and cowboys OF this
range quarreled, the settlers getting the
worst Of the fight. The next night the
cattle eompany's range was fired and
every blade of grass was destroyed. AS
a consequence the stock Is starving and
the LOGS Is already great. The company
is rounding up and disposing of its herds
as rapidly as possible.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
A WHOLE BLOCK BURNED.

Hunter, N. D., the Scene of a Disastrous
Sunday Morning Confiagration.
CAssELToN, N. D., Oct. 2S.-Hunter,
twenty miles north of here, was visited
by disastrous fire early Sunday morn
ing, which burned an entire block in the
business portion of the town. The fire
originated in small building used as q
restaurant, presumably from a defective
chimney, and the whole block was
burned,
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
THE INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.

The Duluth, Crookston and Northern May
Nsw Cross the Manitoba-Fined for Con-
tempt.
MooRHEAD, Oct. 29.-Judge Mills
fined the Duluth, Crookston and
Northern $3.50 for contempt in disobey-
ing his order of injunction. The COM
pany confessed and paid the fine. Then
the court took up the motion to dissolve
the injunction and granted it. The Du-
luth, Crookston and Northern Is re-
auired to give bonds for $500 to pay
Ill damages assessed by the court in con-
domination proceedings, and all damages
that may have been sustained by reason
of trespass while the injunction case was
pendinp,
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
SHEFFIELD IN RUINS.

Five Blocks in the Business Part of the
Town Burned.
MASON CITY, Iowa, Oct 26.-The bust.
ness portion Of Sheffield is now in ruins.
Near midnight smoke was seen issuing
from the oil room at the rear of w. o.
Nichols drug store. In few moments
the flames leaped from the building and
being famed by strong wind, all adja-
cent buildings were enveloped. BY he
roic exertions on the part Of the firemen
the town was saved The total loss is
estimated at $bS, 800, covered by about
$12, 900 insurance. The burned district
covers five business blocks.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
Her DIARY Betraretl Her.

LONDON, Oct. 31.--A wealthy widow
living in Lipsce, Hungary, has been
arrested on the charge of numbering her
six children. She was not suspected Of
the crime until it was accidentally dis
covered that diary which she kept con
tanned consecutive account OF the muir
ders written with circumstantiality Of
detail that appalled, the discoverers.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
Ar Even Score I'm the Coflom Case.

MIsEEAPoIIs, Oct. 29.--Opinion con-
tinues to be as divided rs ever over the
guilt or innocence of ]. Frank Collom.
The public still nanifests keen interest
in the result of his trial, az Is evidenced
by the increased number of people i'm at
tendance. 1t is extremely doubtful IL
the case gees to the iilrv aafoS thannii ~
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
PORT LEYD6N BURNED.

Many Business Houses and Residences in
Rnins-Fifteen Families Homeless.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, Oct. ga large
proportion of the business part of Port
Leyden, a place of 1900 inhabitants,
was burned, including the Douglass
house, opera house, eight stores, the post
Office and several dwellings. Fifteen
families lost their homes and much of
their possessions. The fire was so rapid
that the people had little time to save
ANYTHING.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-11-01
Confedaratss Have spirit..

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30.--Survivors Of
of the Second Maryland Confederates
regiment say that, If such thing Is /
wanted, they will take their monument
from the Gettysburg field, as requested
by Patterson post, of Allegheny county.