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FOR SALE,

A modern house. containing els lit rooms
bath, etc. Fun lot, 60 feet front. l.orutlOn very
GCSlrahlA. II south Penn street. This property
Is In first class condition and viii be sold fol
mitch tess than Il could be rcplacud for to-day,
Paying lnycstnents-the property southwest
corner broad way sud Zane streets, three dwell.
Ing houses. Rents for about $50 per year. Price
A,CJ.
Property northeast corner OF Maryland and
North Huron streets. Two dwelling houses
with ground enough for Il third house. This
property is In such u location that will increase
very rapid In value. 5000.
Seyeh roomed dwelling, ZIG South Penn strect.
very desirable location, $1,000.
Five roomed dwelling, l3i south Broadway
a new touble frame house with all modern
improvements, &C., containing ! rooms, pantry,
BATH, IL.
BUILDING LOTS.
Lot i01i2O Gu llurun street, Just north OF vir.
gIaiH. lfHe sl,LB9.
10: on South Penn street, 3I%xl2o, I LOCO.
LOT on north aide tOurtCcath street, GOxltO,
$40.
Lots on east side Eric street, old fair grounds,
GXl.0, $50.
LGIG on south side Fourteenth street, East
End, $40 per frpnt foot.
lots Oh Wabash street, good location, sox1ae,
Lott IN GilchriA's addition, high ground, 3ox
IT, 500 each,
LOIS on south end OF South Penn street, 2sxl2o,
SIU each. 81.
Several smal! fruit and garden farms III good
location. e
G.. o. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent md Broker.
lgSg Market street.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, ealt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chupped hands, ohllblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give Decentralization,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
boz. For sails by Logan Drug 90.
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10 T r E r VI
CITY OF MEXlGO

On MONDAY. SEPT. is, 1890,
MMnlch u The ,Grnud Scmi.AnnunI Estrnor,
uihary I!rnWipE, Tho CAPITAL PRIZE be.
i,nH ohe Hundred and Twenty Thou.anl Dol.
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SYMrroMs-Moisture; intense itching and
Singing; most Ut night; worac by scratching,
Gleed eAd u~lcera,c, becoming very rorc.
sNAYSEg OINTMENT stops the Itching Rnd bleed.
ine, heals liberation, and III most cases 70
moves the tumors. AtdruggIsts, or BY mail, 10,
~ ceus. DR.. Swaync l. Son, PHILADELPHIA.
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U|le Snttuiocuter.
once, Nos. 70 and VI Fourteenth Street
0YEl. TIE RHINE.

1.-THE following poem which appeared In III
was written BY Mr. 4. q. Williams. formerly d
'his city, but who now reside In Denver, Coll
Over the Rhine. over the Thine,
'Ald thc haunis OF tho brelzcl. tho beer and III
Our Fritz ,oiily puts at his porcelain pipc
Ant dreams ottir tattrldnd, Gretchen and trIpc
aitgtt,
And mn,ie' and laughter flow OH through tn
Oyer tho Rhine, over tho Rhlne,
Mla ,he hannts u the bretzel. the beer and I'll
Oyer the Rhine, over tho Rhine,
"hesS ine boys are consuming ,hc beer and tn
0nt Tor u lark, for an evening Of glec.
"he'e sShooheis are loamtng and luaches ar,
And tho scenes arc as ray ~ Inc scenes al a fair
OYer INC Rhine, over the Rhine,
Inc boys Hie consuming tho beer and tho wine
Over tho Rhine, over the Rhine.
The Harlequin kncels to the faIr Columbine.
iOtus $3.50 s"'"'
D'aw the gnzcot the crowd, all absorbed In their
charms, 1855
While the clinking Of glasses, San, nca,u,cs mn,
MAKES me music unique, and tho smoke OF cigars
wraps tho stngc III u cloud, In il sort Of .Iiue
haze, ''"'
Which acts like n dream on Lothario's gaze:
Anu ' hS,, sGng ana the dance aud tho light tam.
And VIC laugh OF tho minstrel cnllycu tho scene.
over me. Rhine, over the Rhine,
Inc Harlequin kncels TO tho lair Coluu,biue.
Over the Rhine, over the Rhine,
from we scenes Of confusion and the drinking
comius home, DER tho bridge, coming home
with tho boys,
Hush the laugh Tor Il molntnt IL mon,cnt Tho
noise, '"'
Where the sluggish canal, now the dayllgh, is
below IN the shadows crecps silently OH:
Ano's sqc 'n '.,s S,tcets with their numberless lamps
II Is only step to the darkness below.
over the Rhine, over the Rhine,
from tho scenes OF confusion aud drinking o!
wine. -
Oye. the Rhine. over the Rhine,
WIS Z scene 0. confusion mud drinking OF
And the night wore away, tho performance was
IVY no one but L~otnArlo stood nj the door,
rtil, later 1t grew and the mist settled down,
mltEhess ana dhmpnes, tnvrlopcd the town:
NJ Lamps ieeuly saolet through the rain and the
AS iair 'olumbiuc crept from the house to tho
street.
From the street 70 tho bridge went the fair
C%olnmbIre,
To the bridge that leads DER tho canal, called
the Kline.
over the Rhine, over the Rhine,
Away from confusion and drinking OF wine,
Coming home DER tho bridge, coming home with
the boys. "'
HUSH me laugh for a moment, for a moment the
noise:
Here tho streets with their numberlcss lamps
are aHlow, f
Elt rs only II step to the darkness below.
Oyer the Rhine, over the Rhine,
There the HARLEQUIN wecps for his fair co,,n.
hinn. N' ="
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ovet tho Rhine, over tho Rhtne,
'Mld the launts u the breizel, the beer aud the
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Health is Wealth

DR.. f. G. Wrists NERVE AID BRAIN TREAT.
sENr, a guaranteed specific Tor Hysteria, DIzzi.
ness, ~Convu!hlons, Fits, Nervous Neu.nIgia,
headache, Nervous Prostitution caused Ly the
use Of alcohol or tobacco, Wskefu!ness, Mental
Depression, Sotieuiug Of the Brain r~cs,iltipc In
Insanity and leading tie misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age. Barrenness, Loss o!
spernatorrhea caused by oycrcxcrticN Of the
brain. scli.abuBe or oyer.induigencc. Each box
contains one months treatment. slW a bor,
or six boxes Tor IS 70, sent by mall prepaid on
to cure any case. With each order received b.
US for six boxes, accompanied with IS %, we
VIII send the purchaser Il written guarantee
10 refund the money Il the treatment does not
LAIN HROTHERs, Druggists, Sole AGENTS. Mo.
Lain BLOCK, cor. Market and Twelfth streets
~heellnG, ". Va. .s sGlh.rrhsiw
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Piles, Piles, Piles.

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, ia a
positive specific Tor I'll forms OF the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated and Protruding Piles. Price Soc,
For sale by Logan Drug Company, paw
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Central Standard Time,
pennsylvania LINES.
From ErIdgeport sta+,or

N F'oH1 brTuBepoFt station
Trains via the Cleveland Il Pittsburgh Rnil.
road leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh. Chicago
u. m. For Chicago and Cleveland, ECO n m. Far
pi;tsnursh and Sew York. 2:b j. m. FOR Steu.
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 7:59 a, m, 100.
an; a2:!D ?; IN ,i:S7 =. M; and 10? p. III.
p. mi; from Enst Liverpool, lI:la y. h, 80
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trnins via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati q q,
Louis Railway Pen Handle Route-lcayeWhcel.
Ing for Steubenville. Pittsburgh and The East.
CO. a. m, l2:3b ?. m, 800 p. M and $40 n. M
ror columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81.
and Chicago, 1855 p n. Trains arrivcat Wheel.
Ing ut $3.50 a: m, 1000 r. IN, 2:45 D. m. and 500 n.
m. Trains leaving at 6:20 4. u. and striving NJ
s n p: m, fnn solid between Wheeling and
llt!snnrgh; Az tIainsdsily except eunhav.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
WHEELING ISLAND.

WHEELING ISLAND.
Three room frame house on South Huron
street, pantry aud cellar, lot S01l20 feet. A bar
gain for a 100.
No, ~ Zane 81. 10 rooms. lot isxl2O feet, sG,500.
Five toomcd frlnc house, northeast corner
Maryland and North York streets.
No. 1T eouth Broadway, 7 roomed frame.
Blk roomed frame housu on North Front street.
No, II New jersey street, G rcomcd frame house,
Three irRme houhes southwest corner Zane
and Broadway streets.
No. Il Maryland street, 7 rooms. lot CoxlSn.
Fine lot on North Front r., 5OSl4S feet, u 200.
No. l2j south Broadway, lot g0xl20 feet
Lots on South Penn street. below Fink street.
Lots OIL South Elm street, below Fink street.
ALSO
No. 2SlT EoG ST., 5 rooms, ttHbie In rear, S2,GG0
No. 6l7 Main street, s looms, brick. Look al
1t, $500.
No. l?0Twelfth street, frame, lot C0xie0 feet.
No. l.l0 Byron street. brick. b rooms.
No. AZ Eleventh street, brick, G rooms
No. %J23 Chhnlinc st., & ronTs and storcroom,
nos. IS: and 1871 Sixteenth street, lot 3oxi2O
Lot on National road, near Mt. Bellevue.
RtNEHART & TATUM,
iv7s 1871 Market Street.
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Young tady-"And do you come
down the same way you go up, Nr. Sand
bag?" Balloonist-"No, miss I try to
come down feet first"
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GLOW to Cure All Skin Dlsease..n

Simply apply "swAySE's %olSrAERT." No In.
t!etaal medicine required. CurcS tlttcr, Cessna,
itch, MI e:uptions on the face, hands, nose, DC,
leaving the skin clear. white and healthy. lis
hy no Other remedy. AK your druggist Tor
6xAYER'A OINTMENT, TTrha4v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-19
AN ERA OF LACE

and no sarniture is SO softening where
Times unklndly touches are becoming
apparent. The very wealthy may hold
machine made laccs in contempt, but
custom regulated these matters and man
uiactuled laces are IN element in dress
which would be sadly missed if absent.
The lace hat or bonnet il established in
favor; entire sleeves o! lace are made TO
match costumes, and the elegance OF a
lace parasol Is established, the beauty Of
this sea.on's style being largely due to
the nets and fine laces with which they
are adorned. Provided, however, that
one cannot afford reasonably good lace,
it is better to employ something lesa
pretentioua. but genuine in its way,
Cotton %admixtures in black lace are al.
ways to be avoided, since a brown tinse
0 0 becomes visible, and from the al.
vent Of that fatal symptom all desira.
bi'ity ceases. Where a good lace is be-
yond the purchasers means, adrape.y OF
net or gauze comes in as an acceptable
substitute, and hero the limitations MS to
choice arc so wide that all tastes can be
gratiAed and snitabilities as to color as
| well, The study OF
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Metals,
Cotton.

NEW foEK, August l7.-Pig Iron strong. Cop.
pun mesieS!ed: lake SIC u. Lend strong: do.
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Petroleum

NEW YORK, August ls.-Pctro!cum optned
STEADY At VIZ Tor spot and oc for September
oEuoa. ihe spot market Was dull nil day. Sep.
closed steady at y!Hc. Stock Exchange: Open.
ing A. 9ls4c; e o!sst+c; highest 0l5,c; closing
OIL CITY. Pa, August is. = Petroleum
opened at we; high.st W1su; lowest N.91.c;
e e,oseS a. s,5,e; tales les COY barrels. Lima I'll
C CIns.I 4. ~ III 1tEs5ic; highest 4!ssfc; lowest s9tIc;
et,eoi oafrels: runs e9.c9l barrels.
Z; t1T!shuhdN PA August ls.-pcsrolcum
ali! put steady Tor Pennsylrania; oil opened II
~; closed at WHc; highest 9Ic; lowest glaSc.
~ Hlt1 lst oai ohoaed a. lee'Hse; closed a. 4oEc; high.
baAnfoRp, Pa, Angus. IS.-petrs!cum opened
c!eatauces lA,ov0 barrels.
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Roal Estate.
FOR SALE
Lot numbered !. North Font street. $4,000.
lat NJ. %, south Huron street, houih Of Ohio
,tnut {g7h.

Lot numbered !. North Front street, $4,000.
lot NJ. %, South Huron street, houih Ot Ohio
street, tS7i.
10 lGlO and l6,2 Market street.
Lois on WeiIel street, 10 by 70 feet, Sl1j,
Lots on WArrCn ,ircet, % by 10 feet, 500.
Lot on koulll " INT street with liver front,
81 GOV,
Block Of six houses on Main street and block
oil Lix houses In Alley u, rent for si,3A0 pcr
AnnUm, can DO bought Tor tlU,CU0. "
80. Isl Fourteenth street, new frame hougc,
grOuuh u half lot, S!,E0u.
No. 1905 Chaplino street. brick ho,isc, ground
a half lot 5iS|B0 feet s2,i,0.
30. JlO Main street. ~ looms. exclusive OF
store rooms, Residence property would DO suit.
able for hUlcl, i'rlCe 81 .0O0.
80. G,li Market street, store and dwelling,
s6,tM. y
No. ~ Eighteenth street.
No. liiani M Seventeenth street,
No. 1913 McCulloCh street. "
No. li2J Eotts street.
No. %E6, ms gnd $50 Main street, rents for
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ATE, E~nSc1I:S IN O, August ls-col,on quiet; mid
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Live Stock.

."|H
NEW ioEH, August ls.-lecyes-ReccIpts e,6l2
head niarErt l0c por lUO POUNDS lower; naive
steers W Nsai VI pei 100 pounds; Texas aud Col.
orado 81 t5a3 OBJ; bulls aud COWS 81 Ocus So:
dressed beef steAdy al GGa75@c. Calves, receipts
3'W0 hend; market duh; ycals sac ner III
pounds; gsnssers s. .Sa2 10; westerns /. teUa3 81.
sheep. receipts l6,lU0 head; market dull mud
lower: sheep 81 @ai5 50 per 100 pounds: LAMBS
s52ja7 w: dressed mlttoa dull NJ bKalrc reI
pounl; lrtsseA lambs weak at yEailc. Hogs,
receipts 7.OO head; market dull ii Il VVsi Is pet
lO pounds. ~
CHICAGO, August ls.-Cattle-Rcccipts % ,tCC
heHGt market Irregular; steers s. bOai IS: Tex
ans ). GOa3 IS; raugers s. iOaS 81; COW. al 5Daa IS,
H0ss-Receipts 26.G0O head; market steady:
ioush nnd common 81 Sous 60; best mixed IS 75a
3S9; prime, heavy aud butchers s19Nal Us: light
S39oa4 u. S~heer-heceipts lO,UVo head; marIel
lower; natives 50 I5ai Is: westerns 81 GUal d;
Texans 81 Coal y; lambs 81 75a5 70,
EAST LlIehTy, August NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1,lS' head; i.lirmenlR $3.50 head; market arm
ana o sh9de stronger than last weeks prices.
iioss-lseceipls 1850 head: shipments ION
head; market iru:; good corn.icd hogs 81 2Ja
~: good Workers II oa4 u; common ana
stassefs S3tcu3 %. SleeE-Iteceip;s 1850 head:
shipments $500 head; market dull at last
C!Hc.SSATh O., August ls-Iloes active
thu stronger, common md light So 75aA OO,
packing nld butchers % 9Cai 10; receipts j SD
head; shipments l,l7v head. .l1.f
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FUR C.ArEs

FUR CAIkb -F.Et' a- IT..
at Saratoga becomes Of special import
ance since even the extremist knows
that the garment which has contrasted
so stylishly with gauge or net on q hotel
piazza, may DO relied upon during snow
storms or at the opera. The most elo.
giant cape seen even at this dressy resort,
was furnished recently by @. G. Shayne,
the leading New York Furrier, and
being Of Russian sable, cost n thou.
sand dollaro. Other handsome capea
from the same we'll known dealer arc
in mink seal ind gray on black krimmer
combined, or Hudson Bay sable. Shapes
are various, including the Henrietta,
Lillian, Queen Anne, Alva, Alpine
and Reiia, the two last being
especially fashionable and the Reifa
showing a combination OF vest
and cape. Shoulders are high
without exception and that the collar Is
m important feature may be augured
from the differences in shape. Rolling
collars arc IN much favor and also the
standing with full Lillian collar
reaching to the end Of the cape in front.
The Mcdici is another stylinh collar and
also the Ada. Some very pretty capes
are made OF Mandarin, q white, fluffy
fur, with sometimes a seal collar in fin.
ish, but tho subject Of combinations in
fnr being touched upon, the variety DO.
comes 100 great for specification. Deep
points let III are a iayorite mode Of unit.
ing and arc OF course additionally eAieic,
tive where dark and light furs are pull
together, although very stylish caps iarf
entirely OF mink which is to be in great
! demand next winter. Pzemonitions az
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Railroads,

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.
W On and after Wednesday, May IA, 1880.
tx;i 1, on ne Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
LEAVE WHEELING.
G:0U d. NJ, 7:C0a M, 500 a, M. e.m, m INN
a: M, 1l:oo a. NJ, 1900 M, 100 p. M, 200 D.
ni:: S:oo p. n, 400 p. m. 500 p. M, 600 D. M.
':oo p. m"S:Wp p. m, 900 p. M, 1870 p. m.
LEAVE Elm GROVE.
,o 6;n a; M; 7;go a. IN, SEQ a.. H.. 900 a. H.,
?. H.. 500 p. M, AGO p. m, 5:0Op, M lG.oop nv
''o orp z. m; ;s:O9 ?. NJ, 9:0 p. H., 1000 .. m.
to 10 p. m. uoos
myI3 9. HIRsCU. Sunt. 7
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-06-12
DEATH AND DESTRUCTION
Terrible Storm Disaster at the Glen
wood Institution.

Glenwood, Iowa, was visited by
severe storm on the night Of the 3rd.
Neither had il spent Its fury until hui
man life was sacrificed. About mid
night n heavy black cloud advanced
upon that city from tho west and tho
low rumble that preceded IL was sug-
gestivo OF danger. The olackness of
tho night WAS frequently dispelled by
vivid flashes OF lightning which shot
hither and thithcr horizontally and
perpcndicularly In manner that
would startlo the blood In the veins OF
the most ncrved. The threatening
object moved with great rapidity and
about | o'clock IL reached that place.
The rain fell In torrents and was lash
cd about by n strong wind. The Kissing
of the lightning was followed by deaf
cning claps OF thunder, and In fact II
seemed rs II the end OF creation had
been reached, and that the nocturnal
visitor was tho destroying angel. The
storm spent its fury. about l:i5 a. m,
and the dark curtain was gradually
lifted from the scene. Then II was
that search was instituted with a
view of ascertaining the ravages done
by the unwelcome visitor. Evidence
in this respect was soon found, for
among the first to report, was the in
stituliOn for tho feeble minded, within
which lay the mangled remains OF two
OF the inmates and In an adjoining
compartment six more who were In
jured. The storm struck the institu-
ton at right angles, and the large
smokestack that lowered above the
eng ine-room totterod and fell with n
crash. The roof Of the building was
too weak TO support the weight and
the smoke conductor tore its way
through, and in its descent claimed
for its victims Willie elmo, OF Clarke
county, and Wesley Emery. OF Monroe
county, they being instantly killed and
their little bodies crushed almost to a
pulp. The father OF young Emery re-
sides In Omaha. Six others were
more or less injured by the falling OF
the chimney. The west end OF the
engine house OF the institution was
blown in. The building in course OF
erection withstood the storm. The
damages to the institution complete
will aggregate about Sc. 900. Several
other buildings were wrecked. The
canning factory poses with one side
blown in, while the Glenwood mills
are badly damaged. The storm was
the most severe that has ever visited
LhnI section.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-06-12
RIFLED THE EXPRESS
Four Masked Men Hold up n North.
ern Pacific Train.

The Northern Pacific east bound PAS
senger train which arrived ut ST. Paul
on the Sth, was robbed by masked
men near Salem, N. ID. The engineer
and fireman were surprised by two
masked men climbing over the tender
and ordering tho train stopped ut tho
point of thoir revolvers. Express
Messenger Angeyine, hearing the shots
fred forward and suspecting something
hid 5000 in money from the safe, put
out the lights and ran back two miles
to New Salem. The mail car was first
tackled by tho robbers. A number OF
registered letters were rilled and then
two Of the robbers turned their alton
ton to the express car. This they
found deserted, much to their chagrin.
The passengers were not touched. Ono
put his head out OF the window during
the delay, but was requested to got his
head back, and u bullet whiz2od by his
head as u reminder that tho order had
better be obeyed, Tho sheriff, with u
posse Of mon, left Mandan for the scene
of tho robDesy. The robbers COMPEL.
cd the engineer TO break open tho door
OF the postal car. Only four masked
mon were seen ut any ono time, The
district around New Salem Is pcopled
by quiet, law-abiding settlers. Tho
robbery is presumed TO be tho work OF
people unknown in that part OF the
country.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-06-12
A DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE.
IL sweeps Through Western Iowa,
Doing Great Damage.

a cyclone and rain storm swept
through western Iowa on the afternoon
OF the ith, doing great damage. At
Adair IL passed over the east part OF
the town, striking on tho hill across
the railroad track, tearing a small barn
all TO pieces and driving some of the
boards eight inches into the hard road,
There were three horses In the barn
and they escaped unhurt Tho light
ming was vivid and torrents OF rain
fell. A dispatch from Fl Dodge says:
IL worked its way along the Boone
river destroy ing everything In its path,
AT Ronwick u man was killed aud sew
eral houses destroyed. The big iron
bridge near Renwick was also blown
away. Al Angus it struck n school
house occupied by Miss Heater aud
twenty-five pupils. 1t lifted the house
entirely from its foundation, only TO
deposit IL In n shapeless mass of debris
some distance away, All received in
juries, probably one fatally. The next
place visited was what was formerly
a large, two-story farm house. Trees,
fences, outhouses, all were carried
away Ms chat; hogs aud chickens we're
killed outright, Ono man was just
unhitching his team, and had only
partially accomplished his work when
tho olomeuts gathered horses, wagon
and man up and deposited thom In u
promiscuous heap some distance away.
IL toie out completely tho Milwaukee
a. st. Paul bridge west OF Dawson.
The first serious damage was at Elan
Robbins, five miles southwest OF Daw-
son, where it completely demolished
large frame building, There were six
or seven persons In tho house Mt time
and I'LL were moro or less injured.
The next place struck was tho Rhoad's
school house, about one mile north
east OF Robbins. Thorc were between
twenty and thirty children In the
building, nearly all OF whom received
injuries OF some kind. Tho building
and furniture was completely ground
to splintcrs and scattered in the track
OF tho storm. Even the rock founda-
ton was carried away, II next COM
plctely destroyed the old Buckeye coal
shaft, near which Is large franc
boarding house, which, although still
standing, Is completely wrecked. Mos
quito creek, tho largest stream in Pot.
tawattamio county, flows through Tn
derwood and IL crossed by tho Rock
Island and Milwaukee, railroads ut tho
outskirts Of tho village After tho
storm tho creek arose three feet n
minute for five minutes u volume OF
water twenty feet deep went washing
through tho town. Many houses were
wrecked and the residence of Jos. lia.
mer was swept away and landed three
miles below the village. Tho occu-
pants had u narrow escape from drown
ing, Tho Hood swept the Rock Island
and Milwaukee bridges away and
washed out wido gap In both tracks.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-06-12
A KANSAS GIRLS NERVE.
She Administers an Appropriate
Horsewhipping to vile Brute.

Az Perryville, Kansas, Roe Griffin,
a clork in the store OF Carver e Son,
boosted that he was improperly inti-
mate with Miss Poase, young lady of
excellent character and many personal
attractions. The vile language came
to the ears OF the young lady and she
determined to severely punish the
offender. She wrote II statement OF
the language Griffin had used, adding
to 1t an admission that every word was
untrue. She then went TO the store
and presented the statement To Griffin
and told him to sign IT, lie offered
an apology, saying that he meant
nothing by IL. Miss Pease then pro-
cured from tho folds OF her dress
good stout rawhide, and, being u
healthy and rather muscular young
woman, she gave him n very artistic
trouncing. She laid the blows on
thick and fast, and raised on his head
and shoulders no loss than twenty-five
hard wclts. Hor GOODNESS never for
sock her, and sho left the store in MS
dignfied n manner as when she came
into 1t.