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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18
ALSO

All the right title, interest and claim Of J, o.
Meyers, Administrator Of Peter Meyers deceased
or IN and % the following described real estate
situate IN Meyersdale BOrOggh. Somerset Co, Pa,
viz
No J. LOI No. i6 on plan OF Meyers addition to
me Borough cf Meyersdale 40 feet front by 40
teet deep on south side Of MeTers Avenue. West
side ot Chestnut. near railroad depot, with the
appurtenauces.
Ne. = Two lots situate as Aforesaid. each g
ieeL front or Large street and extending back
a distance OF about go feet TO Flaugherty creek
and known on genera plan of said addition 70
SAID Borough Is lots Nos. igi and lS5. wiki the
uppUrfeuaacss.
No. . Also, two certain lots Of ground situate as
as Aforesaid each 20 feet font BY I'D feet deep on
south side ot second avenne. West side OF Chest
nnt street, known on the plap of Meyers addition
OF said Borough a. lot Nos % and ~, with the
eppurteuances
TAKEN IN execution as the property OF J. O.
Meyers. Administrator 81 Peter MeverS deceased
az ne suit Of the Commonwealth OF PENNSYLVANIA
Tor the use OF the heirs and legal representatives
OF Peter Meyres decd, US. Of John D. Arnold Ad-
1niiiistrator Of Frederick SWearman. dec d, now
use OF II. NJ. Berkeley Administrator Of Emanuel
l4chty, deed, er al.
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NOTICE.

All persons purchasing at the 4bove sale win
pie1ise take notice that 10 Der cen-. OF the pur-
chase money mlst be Iaid when the property
= kiocse,t down, otherwise il viii again
be exposed to sale at the risk OF the tirsr pur-
CHASER The rcsldue OF the purchase money must
ne paid ut OF before day OF cniirrnstion. on
lnlrsdAy OF February Term IsgI No deed
win be acknowledged until he uslrrhass money
IS paid IN ftlIL
sHERIFF's OFFICE I7AfaU f.falD
somerset. Pa Jan =, 81. zberif
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18

Dr. Walter T. Fundenburg, the we'll
known eye and ear specialist Of Pittsburg.
and frequent visitor 10 Somerset, took an
overdose Of poison Thursday evening, and
bis chances Of recovery are quite slender
The drugs taken we're two grains Of NOR
phine and four grains OF extract Of bella
donna. Drs. smith, Mcdonald and Cotton
were summoned as soon ss the victim an
nounced 70 the residents Of the house what
be had done They worked with the patient
for some tine and finally ordered his re-
moval to the Homeopathic Hospital, where
he continues to linger in a very precarious
condition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18

The citizens Of Confluence we're borrifed
this. Tuesday morning, on learning that one
Of the young men of the village. W.
seibert-had been found dead in his fathers
barn. He had been drinking freely With
some companions until late Monday night,
ard when very much intoxicated was
carried to the barn, where he was left lying
under a tattered roof, through which the
heavy rain Of the night poured in torrents
over his unconscious body. The exact hour
and the immediate cause OF bis death are
not known. His father is both blind aud
deaf and the Young man was the principal
support Of the family. He bore a good rep
utatiou among the people Of fConfiusnce' and
rarely drank 70 excess. The case will be
investigated by the proper authorities
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18

AT The right title interest and claim Of Jacob
Nilt- cL De- and 70 the following described
If'il estate W certain tract of land stuate in
I-uuer t1Wuship, Somerset CoUntv. Pa ADJOINING
lands oi W IL !. stewart. Mary Young Henry :
Picklag estate. Lsfigiex Shearer Iohrr NeeSa
eu1 otne-s. containing fifsy-five acres more or
loss having thereon erected a log hoals.. stable
blacksmith shop and spring house, with The ap-
purreuances
Taken In execution as the property Of Jacob
Hiit, az the sult Of the Commissioners Of Somerset
tpunty. et al
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Friday FEB. 20. 1891.

All the right, title, interest and claim Of An
drew SAVERS, Of in and 10 the following described
real estate viz certain tract OF land situate in
ands of John G. Coleman John " Ross and J.
G. Crilabdeld, containing two and one half acres
more or les>. with plank stable carpenter shop,
smoke house and summer kitchen thereon
erected with y9Gng orchard OF fruit bearing:
trees ON The premises, with the appurienauces.
Taken IN execution a. the properly Of Andrew
saye-s at the suit of. ". Ross.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18

With the exception Of Burgess and High
Constable, the Democrats have endorsed the
entire borough ticket nominated BY the Re
publicans and are voting il to-day.
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Arrival Of New Goods.

Our new stock Of goods has been received
and opened It comprises all OF the hand
soonest novelties of the season See cur
advertisement in next weeks HERALD
PARKER & PARkER-
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Elder James Darsie. a prominent Disciple :
minister, was killed on the Pennsylvania
Railroad q. Braddoek, Pa, Monday morn
ing. He was eighty years old, and was re-
markably well preserved and active- Nearly
every day be walked into Pittsburg, dis
lance of eight miles. and home again in the
afternoon. Elder Dsrsie was pastor Of the
Disciples congregation at this place for a
number Of years following the close Of the
war, and was held in the wsrmest affection
by the members Of that denomination, and
commanded the respect and admiration Of
the entire community.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18

All lhe night, tile interest and claim II John J.
Fritz, Of Adam. defendant and Alex 1 Fritz
Wesley 4 FRITZ and Gillian Null. terre tenants.
o. IN anu tolhe nilnwing described real estate
Wa: 4 certain tract OF land situate in Jefferson
township. Somerset Co Pa bounded and Ie.
senDed a. follows Adjoining lands Of Joseph
Gastiger, Ludwiek trtetiiHe. Simon Hanger ia
cob AnzenE, AID Others. containing ag7 acres and
L. perches and allowance. IL being a part Of The
same tract ot land which Christian Ankeny u
and wife conveyed % Cyrus Bowman bv deed
ddted the 1t day Of april, A. d. 1857. Cyrus Bow
man aud wife conveyed The same 70 cne said Job
J. Fritz, OF Adam by deed March . 1866 recorded
in Vol g Page 50 and 81, on the 9th day Of April
l-oo- where rle courses and distances are fully
d--criheii and reference can be had to the same
and which tact was subsequently, slil-ifvidt.sl
into three several parcels, and El be sold A. fol-
lows;
Parcel No. I. now occupied by GiiIiau Null. ad-
joining lands OF Alex L. Fritz wesler A Fritx.
Daniel 4n.lippi. Joseph W tiaStfclsr and nthsrS
cuutaiIlng ~ acres, street measure more or less
having thereon erected a log house, large bank
barn and other oDtbu.ldings. with a GOOD sugar
camp and g large orchard on the urgFn lSts being
the remainder Of the old homestead, with the
appuftenalces
Parcel 10. ,, nov occupied By Wesley A Fritz.
adintnIng lfnlis u John J. Fritz Of A Jacob An
Eeuy, Daniel PhilEppi aud others. containing 50
acrts ard - perches and allowance having
thereon erected one and bali story house win
a basement, q new banS K barn and other build
fngs thereon erected land in good state OF eul-
nvatiou, with The appuTtenasees
Parcel No- 3, now occupied By Alex l. Fritz
a6lolung lands Of JohuJ. Fritz. of Adam Joseph
" tlsisiiger, simon Hanger aud others contain
ing - acres and allow ance. having thereon erect
Ell q t@ @o-story frame house bank barn and other
0ufnUildiug. all nearly new The land i In a
gooc state OF cult satioI, with the appurtenanees
TAKEN IN execution as the property Of John J
Eritz, oi Adam, defendant and Alex l. Fritz
"ss-ey A. Fr1tz and Gillian Null, terre tenants
ne soQye ~ scrped land and parcels OF and
WHi ne soid slolect % a mortgage OF ten hundred
and sixty s.fHG dollars. with Interest froIn me
s'th @ March $50 see Mortgage Record Vol l.
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CAMPBELL & DICK.
CHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of certain wrfts Of Lev IA yend Ex
and p "a issued on. Of the Court OF Common
fiess Of somerset Co, Pa, 70 me directed. wiz
expose 70 public sale a. the Court House, in
somerseL Pa. az l O'Clock. 2. m. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18

All the right, title interest and c. aim Of Souhia
Ayers. af, in and to the following described real
estate, viz:
certain 10; Of ground situate in Garrett sem
eIset %, "a, icing LOT Ne. lS on plan Of said
town, and bOTnded as follows
On Jne Fast by Pine street, on the south By lot
10 ~ on the West by Mulberry alley and on the
NORTH by Maple alley. having thereon erected a
Two story frame house with Kitchen attached
win the appurtenances
Taken IN execution as the property OF sophia
Ayers AZ me suit Of :. B. and r Pr1rs use of Jesse
Hoover Administrator Of Andrew Hoover decd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18

The dates OF Ms. Mary A. Livermores
lectures in this county have been made pub
lie. She wiz appear Al Somerset March 7th.
Berlin March ath and MeyerSsiale March ia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18

George Locket, who shot Joseph syTeiizer,
Of Niddiec-eek township. has been released
from Jail on bail
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18

Cyrus C. Schrook lefl for Iowa Monday
morning, where be viii buy a car load Of
horses for the eastern market.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18

Washingsons birthday falling on Sunday
next, Monday VIII be observed As legal
holiday
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For Rant

The new house now occupied By George
Snyder on Patriot street.
w. P. KoosER.
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LAndalides on the 5. sc. r. delayed all
trains from two to ihree hours Monday and
Tuesday.
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EXEcUToR's NOTICE.

In the matter Of the estate Of Peter ZufaIl late
et Upper Turkeyfoot Twp. Somerset Co., Pa.
Letters tessaInentary on the shove estate having
been granted 10 the f,rderSirne.i hv ~. nroneT
authority, notice Is hereby given 20 all persons
intieo'ed q said estate 70 make Immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the same
VIII present them daly authenticated for settle
ment on saturday the list day Of March, 1891, AZ
the late residence Of said deceased
WM ZUFALL
IOHG LEHR
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Il gEEssg s1fIs.,,. ssSsssa.,

NOTICE Il ssl1sxI aEssBr Ir sg.,'.s s5SEss9s.
Tor Tavern License have been filed IA nv Office
and VII ne Presented 70 the Court for allowance
on Monday February 25rl. fs9l.
Charles A. Mitchell. Addison Township.
Edward Wicklow
Joseph W MAleher. GOnemaugh Tow uzhia
Thomas H. smith. Confluence BOROUGH.
Scott oterner,
Emanuel II kouI.fz, ElkIick Township.
Augustus Sass. LaFiraer Township
Robert Guthrie, Aeygrsdale Borough.
John II Slicer q
Nathaniel SliceF, a
Ellen Kyle,
Andrew Mctluade. Northampton fcTusafu.
Joseph -hrock. Gus ulahduing TawnShiD
Mary Bueknan. lockwood Rnrouzh
Henry L0echel Salisbury ;.
Elisa A. Taymau. Somerset
George H Tayman. {"
Jane Winters
Nm- II r4ynan. Somerset Township
samuel Custer, StOyeStOwu Borough
John II aise
kissr kimfHel. summit Township
Proso0no'ary's Office W. ) SANNER,
February , ls9l Prothono1ary
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18

Balance IN treas'y Dee. 81 SIS 81 =
Outstanding on duplicates De-
Amount Of assessment lariag 80 59Gg s6
:. :. rnelhershin e. ll-e 80 g
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18

The Lutheran church was crowded with
members Of that denomination and many
Of their friends Sunday morning and even
ing TO greet the newly arrived minister, Rev.
J S Harkey, who occupied the pulpit Rev.
HArkey comes TO Somerset from New York
State His family viii occupy the residence
Of Mr. Reuben Woy, on Main street, until
April lst, BY which time the repairs 10 the
parsonage viii have Seen completed, when
they viii take possession OF it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18

Mr. Elias Cunningham has disposed of
his home property. the old Judge Black
mansion, on Patriot street 70 Charles Va
neer, Of Greensbu7g. who viii convert it into
a hotel. II is one Of the most desirable loca-
tions in town, and IS in every way adapted
for that business. Il is reported that George
Tayman has secured lease from Mr.. Ysneer
and will conduct the new hotel. Mr.. Gun
ningham viii remove his family into the
handsome new cottage adjoining
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18
THE PEOPLES STORE
FIFTH AVE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
-.-.--L Largest and Finest Store i'm the City,
FINE BLACK GOODS !!

al a
Character Quality and style and a. the
k6nsG in san4 S & 81. a. 50 ndupoa
IS : ~
Rsk sszH Rhsne = 81 "a . sgs Up O-e1
and m 81 /
Rnk wsrpH eun n. = z LIS -.
x nTaF
zrp Il
nch & W - = : g,
q
%
OaaaIs
80 Ols Q
% ssa sss as @ g % % ass P @ @ s & ' % % ssa. "a" Yelling and
k
woo- rei. Nuusv l. o
L. %
10 t ae epi
a LOEeP
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-18

Amt Of los BY Ire dunng - - tI6e %
e due for all other -peuses for
the year 20, inciIiing Oh
GERS pay, commissions and
exoBeratious. or = s697 -
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'eafnary term 0ieoau bssIas n-st Non
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New NackereI and Lake Herring now in
stock, at Mahloa Schroeks

|, NNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
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Down il the Fifteenth and Sixteenth
wards teams were employed in hauling goods
and families to the hills as late as 10 O'Clock
last night,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02
Women, W,

.,-,-,o-, Affections Of women are SICK
/ 80 ..chss. indigestion snd nervous trouui'S
Th.v s-is, largely from stomsch uiso'ies-
a. -. Vegetable ssrsapariha Is The ohi'
sovel regulating preparation. You can see
-. Z. MON effective than any ot erearsa
In. I'm those troubles ItisdailN raiieNlhs
-. The action is Mill. dircct and
or.o.ive We have scores OF lc''eTS i'ou
grateful women.
~. -rfcr TO a few:
,,-r,.,s dcbii.ty. Ms T. Earr,u. ~ tn 81
a.,e-al debility. Ms nclden. 80 Mason ST.
x,,rous debility, Miss r. Roscnhlum. q
,o,.r.h oubles. Mrs R. l. Wheaton. 7o'
FttSl, :. +.
,..s ..aache.. Mrs. NJ. H. Pr,ce, 1s Pr'sree'
a5arhe.. ,r-s. NJ Fowler, 81 Ellis St.
st.o-.. Ms. C. D. stuart, i2ai Mission
.,,.s,.,s,,. n. Mrs C. Melvin, IL Eearuy St,
joys ss,ssss'':'s Ssss5s.'.s
y.- ..... ...a-. effective. la--,s 'r.'.'.
$50. -rp 30 f1- %-HA
For sale by Dan'l J. F., ,225 Com
treet.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02
STATE.
uxPRovoKED ASSAULT.


UNIoN, Oregon, Nov. al. G..
Summers, the husband Of the wom-
an found dead in an lrrigatiug ditch
i'm this city the morning Of the sih
inst, with her hands tied behind
her back, made an unprovoked
assault Saturday on l.. J. Davis,
editor Of the Eastern Oregon R =
publican. Mr.. Davis was standing
in the street examining the brick To
be used IN the new city hall, when
Mr.. Summers came up and INSULT
ingly demanded that nothing
further be published i'm the Repub-
lican derogatory to his character.
He was Informed that there had
been nothing in the paper concern
ing him, but he insisted there had
been, and without warning sprang
upon the newspaper man like a
wild beast. His blows were warded
off until assistance arrived. What
prompted the rash act is not known,
As there has been nothing in the
paper concerning him, and the state
ments regarding the mysterious
death has never included his name
nor referred To- him in any way.
To HENRY WILLARD.
PORTLAND, Nov. "A formal
welcome was rendered Henry Viii
lard today. Addresses were made by
Mayor Mason on behalf of the city
and Mr.. Dodd representing the
chamber of commerce. Willard re
sponded at some length.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02
Come TO stay.

The terrible aggravated form OF infiuen
Ala. which phtsicians on the continent OF
Europe designated as ia grippe . seems Ia
have ELECTED a permant lOdgment this
side the Atlantic. IL makes It's reappsar
ance a. Son as the cool weather sets in
and ret lnfreQucntly during the Summe 4
months, In the spring il is rampant Moth
ing checks It's rrsi att0cks, or - efiectnallV
cOunterscts its subscQ Quent ravages. a. HoS
letters Stompch kitterS. The fOrtifvina
inVtgOraunN influence Of thai benenclanf
tonic protects the system against the dan
gers which beSet Feeble physique and a
weakly constitution consequent upon al
rupt transiti0nsO Og temperature u diffcse,
a genial warmth through the diaphfagt
which l. the best corrective or prevent Al a.,
% a chill, AND II tnesins OF naiuVsliElne
the eff rct Ia damp or riEonons weat her. In
dygpepsia liver cNmplaint, cDstiVeness
rheumstisn, maiarial and Silney trsubles
II Is never rcsorted "a without good results.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02

BROWN.-Monday, Nov. %, 1891,
at , o'clOck a. m, of purpura
hemorrhagic1, Walter Edward,
infant sou of Ira aud Sarah f..
Brown, of Waldron, Oregon.
The death took place at the home
Of w. p. Williams on Twenty-frst
street, who Is a brother of Mrs
Brown. The child's father is at ST
Paul, and up to this time has not
been reached. The remains will bs
laid away in Odd Fellows cemetery
at o'clock this evening.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02
TO Strawberry Growers.

nc nndersigled has contracted E,r t,r,s-
g~aLt. " OF TIE Jessie. ,sw-epsiake prITe
y inner ~ ~ai-m strawberry fair and m
Gand, lb-s' y.elder and mos,
srS,-, M 40 berry 10 Salem market,
~, Aamsyii.e. Warranted rpre s,ory
80, 80 this n nr-iciiiss- CatalosEus free. read
.i.ss,nioTr lts. Also ten ofher ale, =
p HOFER.
Halrna. CFegOn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02
THE Best. "-wm. Brown 4 Co.

The Bess SAlNe in Rhe WoEid flr cuts.
Bruises. SOros. UicerS, sail RhSuui. Feger
sores. feite7. rbapTsd Hands, Chiiclains
Corns aud eA Skin Erpptions, and pusi,
lively cofes piles, or ~ pay roQ nire4. II
~ money refinded frtce. IS ceats psr
bon. For sale BY nanl J. Fry. rs Com II.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02
No WARRANT.

WAsRIGroN, Nov. 2-Secretary
Tracy today said there was no war
rant for the sensational warlike dis
patches at this time. The United
states government has request
ed an investigation Of the
assault upon the Baltimore
sailors. and an Investigation Is being
made. Nothing could be done until
the results were k0Enn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02

The action Of Carter's Little Liver Pills Is
pleasant, mild and natural. They gently
stimulate the liver, and regulate the bowels
but do not purge. They are sure TO please.
Try them.
II there was ever specific for any one
complaint, then OarteF's Little Liver Pills
are a sp ciflc for sick headache, and every
dose. Try them,
Always avoid harsn purgative pills. They
nrst make you sick and then leave you
coustipatad. CaiJer's Little Liver Pills
regulates the bowels and makes you we'll.
Dose, one pill
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02
$500 Rewards

~ = VII pay the sbove reward f-- anv
- SSs.o ~ nNer complaint, dgspepsia- sick
,5tss-sl.ene, Indigestion, coustipaff0D ~ 80
sitstsl4s - y 3 cAnnot cure WifW VESTS Neq
slfletle compiied NM TbsS - ,-.,,-.i,
49, '--As-, Aao never All 10 give ssti q Il
ir,. = c.s1itAf eoaied. Large boAes CONTAIN.
4 ~ =. - ~ eents- beware al countsr.
fsefn - ,si.. = - s..ei.s, The genuine manu-.
Co Chicago ~. SoAiN = NASi
s,ssss NJ s,sss z Gee =: = Cod, Druggist ~ oOn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02

lum as difficult aud trying rs pos
sible. In any event, the fact can
not he lost sight Of that espionage Is
annoying to members of the United
states legation, as we'll as &c the
American colony At large. ihai
the police on duty near the Amer'-
can legation are under instructions
to nrnst persons leavin in certain
contingencies is manifest from the
fact tn, two ladies called at Minis
ter Fgan's were placed under arrest
Friday night ~ they came ou' INTO
the streets. AflerexaInination they
were permitted to depart.
Members Of the junta continue to
expr,ss she strongest feeling against
the United States. a prominent
member of the new government
who holds a position in the cabinet
today spoke in the most unfriendly
manner concerning America and
Americans. He was particularly
severe on Minister Egan, whom he
bluntIy accuses Of trying to make
war between Chill and the United
states, and in order to secure glory
for himself. On the other hand,
however. it is asserted by many
persons conversant with che parli
eulars that Egan has done nothing
f.. wbstever in the matter on his own
responsibility, all his actions beiu &
guaranteed by orders from the state
department at Washington, and
Furthermore, these persons ciaiu
tha. Minister Egan made eiforts
privately to maintain friendly re
lations between the two govern
ments,
TwENTY-FoUR THOUSAND LOST.
YOKOHAMA, Nov. 2.-The earth
quake which occurred "Wednesday
last passed from east TO wet.
Waters We're cast up seething as Il
drawn from a cauldreu, and burst
ing upon the lowlands, Hooded
districts. Many persons were drown
ell before they had even a chance Ia
escape. At the present moment the
lowest estimate of killed and drown
ed throughout the empire places the
number at 81. .001.
500 CONvICTs RELEASED.
KNOxvlLLE, Tenn, Nov. AT
one this morning two hundred
mounted men came in from the
mountains and liberated 200 con-
vicis working in the mines at
Oliver Springs. so quietly was II
done the people in the town knew
nothing about what had happened
until this morning when they dis
covered the stOcSade a mass of
smoking ruins. The short term
prisoners were furnished with citi-
zen's clothing and with the exceT !
ton OF few captured, all are nov
at large. This makes more thai
500 penitentiary cOnvicts turned
loose in that locality since Frida. |
evening. The governor of the state
arrived here yesterday but left for
Nashville this morning. IL doe,
not appear that there was any as
sistance on the part OF the guards
and nobody Yves hurt. The widest
rumors prevail, of which one is, the
miners will Immediately proceed to
Tracy City and release the eonvicts
there.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02

Quick tlms ana through trains
offered passereers aud shippers hy
the Chicago. Union Pacific a North
western Line. San Francisco and
Portland 10 Chicago. e0d-Aug
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02
Choice Bargains in Real Estate.

!9 Acres, isrge, new house ana harp.
y Acres, very nm;
los Acres, house and barn:
I'd Acres. choice fruit.
or special bargains call on o. atdr.s
j. SIRANER, Notary puslie,
aud Real Estate Dealer. 80 Cons'l - n.
tr,ii' In = ooors north Of r. NJ. Wad4 q i,o.
l9use 10 The city. 10 Il an DIV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02
Swiss cream cheese-Branson.

Chop and hay sp. cialty at East
hams chop mill in Herren's ware
house mill feed in stock. Free
delivery in city. Leave orders at
Steiuer's fish market or call at mill.
1911 II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02

PAvED.-If you want to see 8
good job of it just step into Farrar d
Co.'S store, which is literally paved
with seasonable goods.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-02
WEATHER REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2,-Wbeat
bIyer, 1891. 81 So. season Sl.76.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ut bb y falAl ' "A tEsNs
WILLAMETTE
y Likins, Minneapolis.
Goodyear Eiitph and Sehillir G
Niuistrels a people.
J l. Rand, Baker City.
Geo Terrill, 5 +.
b G Smith, Miss Smith, Oswego.
Wm. GoldiOn, Portland.
c & Stewart, ST,
i Deydndolfee, Sellwood
COOK"
Jos Mutersbaugh, =, rtland.
d W Davis, ; F.
Chas. h. Dennis, McMurray.
7 L Troue, / Troue and VT, o
Welmore and VT, Independence.
u Mcdonald, Portland.
L Pratt and VT, Halsey.