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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
~ ~ rls CONTEMPORARIES
.....rs OF Ills Character by Hubert
.Imcr, fur Whom tie Sat.

0a15n Telegraph
t.a. Jay Gould is dead. /
u1'.c I was n America, in
.s. been wondering II some
.wcledge Of bin would be
..u
- O., 80 ~ first. but when a
. told him he had made q
...l sing 20 ST. for me. he said
A.. you know about him ! "
med that ] vas a safe man he
VISIT uy studio and see this
.I'. He spoke little at that
..y asking what the portrait
.ci bow long II would take 70
...-tIUus being answered salts
4d, Il guess III be done, -
..rI The sIttugs.
minutes before tho last sitting
Hi: You have still d quar-
'.8r. according 70 our agree
you get done 20 Yes" !
PM. new my man aud took good
. ".l ahead of time. He was
..a the result. but J am sure he
oppressed by my having been
Than by the artistic value of
Doc sittngs be conversed easily
about hls accomplished deeds.
nee.aliy pleased 20 talk about his
'wp big cables across the Allan
at'as got the topography. of the
.,Hm J laid them 10 u yallby. and
point 70 point" lie tfld me
arranged the transaction 3Or the
'' DIS new cable IN a couple Of
'.cTaph with Siemens & Co., tor.
.T1vd. " can't wait"
could probably never before or
things allowed himself 10 be
- a. 1 was Obliged 10 look at him
.uuug. for / had him in strong
..e ] was IN shadow. This order
'u n % was bis study 10 reverse in
PASS painful expressions pass over
% doeD-seatod troubles linger-
. -ia lind. aud II is fact that he
came TO the sittIngs without a de-
D., Glowing him.
%. happy knaek Of thinking Of
is Tor bringing 70 justice people
ui.d . injufe him. which was well
'ia'ed by an incident Of which he told
Having received some letters threat
Z hs life, aud as these letters were
/ bDstod IN New York, he arranged 70
al the pIllar-boxes watched. and
= letter Was dropped into one Of
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RAILRoAD LINES
NJ: + HaItoIk;HeslsInRR

sChKDULE ~ EFFECT OCTOBER 30. 1892.
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYkD-STRgYr STATION
eO0 A n. Dally-Richniond ana Norfolk NES-
TiBuLED LIMIfkD-Arriye Noe.
folk Ii:35 A. A. stops DOLLY &C
Petersburg, Wareriy. and saif0lk.
v:OO A. VI. Daily Tor LyrchDurg, k0anOke, AMI
intermediate stations. No conbsso-
tiun beyond Roanoke.
t2.2V T. NJ. Daily for Roanoke. l,adfcrj, Pubs
NJ. Bristol snd all points scuin
ard West rid East Tennessee, Nirs
gina and Georgia railroad alsc
for Binefed OHIO EXTENSION
Leave Blueneld $40 A. N. daily for
kenova, Columbus, o.. aud ths
West Paror-car Petersburg "a
Roanoke and Pullnan sleeper kos-
noke 70 Memphis ga Knox vile ami
Chattanooga, and through coach
from Richmond 20 Lynchburs.
2:5S 2. NJ Daily Tor Norfolk. Suffolk. and inter-
mediate stations. Arrive Norfolk
6P.A.
5:45 p. N. Daiiy. Arrive Norfolk o:qoPN
1l:40 Z. N. Daily for Roanoke, kAdtord, Palas-
II. and Bristol Connects AZ koa-
n0ke 7.25 A. NJ. win Washington
and Chattanooga Limited. Pullman
sleepers Roanoke 70 Nashville.
Memphis. and New Orleans. Dining
car attached. Also for biueneld.
pocahontas. Ethorn, aud stations
Clinch-Nalley division. also for
Louisville and stations Louisville
aud Nashville railroad rta Norton;
also Tor Rocky Mount and al sta
tious Winst0n-Salsm division.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER between
RICHMOND and LYNCHBlkG ready for c,-u-
pancy Al p. NJ; also Pullman sleeper Peters
burg 10 Louisville rit kldford and Norton.
Trains arrive Richmond fTotn LynchDurg and
the Wet daily 7:ft A. NJ, 2.i5 =. ~, and 7;+s
z. N. From Norfolk and the Rast 1890 A. NJ.
2:l5 7. NJ, and yestibuled Limited Gas p. u.
r. W. cot RrNEi,
Passenger Agent
W. h. BEYlLL,
General Passenger Agent
General once, RosnOks, Va. Oc29
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I a.-N9 NysLcAL STAR.
, ..... a. a Lynchbnrg Young Lady
in italy.

in italy.
.... 't4l1 paper Of recent date
.-l. 20 the Sociale Theatre
.ra-c Society Of CasteggiO
.-. ut representations gwen
.4u.E-I programme, which
....c.ys. The theatre was
ESQ was there and many
.- towns. j be attraction
.- vas the SiCnorina GiuliA
.t charming daughter OF
Who kindly consented TO
W.r. uf charity. The Sig
aI.ril. pupil OF the. disln-
... beatrice COsmclI. of Genoa,
.s.cpu0uai musical talent q
..'..y, aul powerful. sings with
promises with these endow-
..a.r brilliantly the career
. umouced. In the aria OF
.., a- well as IN the waltz song
$500 was greatly applauded.
..'.. e The Barber Of Seville
i..- Ia.' she was obliged TO
before the curtain manv
.-s presented with two beaul-
. .r- 1f which was from the
...'. Society. Tho programme
."'l great applause. and lett
-.. .. 81. spectators a desire to
.r similar
.... To-. claims for Omaha the
the homo of tins sweet
.. isl really a native OF Lynch
Etc., .. ... ha, Wanv relatives and
Virginia who will be pleased 10
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,DyICE TO VETERANS
..-GsR ADDRESSES WORDS OF
a. ...>s-l- TO TIE Old SOLDIERS.
.., rake Charge OF tho Home Two
weeks Hence ard Asks for
Hearty Cooperation.

..r rake thafe' ~ WV hohc Two
veek, Hence ard Asks for
hearty Cooperation.
-------
f,r.v.nr letter. issued Yesterday,
road with interest by not only
o..m 70 is addressed, but all the
tie institution of winch tho
.... SOON % take charge;
.,s>D. Va. December II, 1892.
.-.,<.r Ioc- CGmD soldiers Home:
....l have been appointed COM
-., maudant Of Lee-Camp
~ soldiers Home, and
@. viii assume charge
~ thereof on SUNDAY,
- ~ January LIST proximo.
Words are inadequate
- O. express the pride
- and the pleasure feel
40 being with those
who have survived
\ the kissing bolts Of
war. the weary march.
~ the waste OF famine"
and who have so often
go Uluckod victory from
..- the very front Of dan
ger. Heroes. veterans,
battered jewels, whose
.,r. iu a cause "a righteous
.slrc leap from scapbard. or
...rr,u % meet the foe, and
..,. should be thankful 20
..4.der who has per mltted
..-el az TINS beautiful aud
..u % the morrow's strife
...4 ream alarms;
.-u. or screaming lfe
.... ril o. arms
..t "uvT8 AND ADVICE.
,... i he grateful TO the noble
l who have provided this
.. chickering's. complaints, or
..f favor with Us, and IN thus
... .. hlt tho better equipped
sr- ot the last tattoo TO
... river and forever swcet,y
shade ot tho trees
-. recognizes your patriotic
Gil. people Of our beloved
whose hearts You are en-
...u-h such grateful reCol-
-. your sincere and hearty coz
.I Your kind counsels and
Guidance aud the success OF
.. duties upon which ! am
CHaBLEs Z. BIGGER.
IDS GENERAL TERRY.
.....- 81, which the nov, com
... ivssd of his selection:
Irr CNrr SoIpiERs' HOME.
.... Nt.. November 30, 1892. 5
-. Bigger, Richmond. "a;
''' VI -. 1870 10y 'S
.....-s ,,.' -, ,r ,,'-,, unsoim6rs
.f.,'- ~ "a Gen., S-I
. ie..-srr io1S ~ suc
..,. E. Terry. whose resisua-
Inc. Dad that date.
.. .y hearty concentrations,
re-,tu.iy, &c.
".H- u1'fE's RECORD.
....'I Bigger was born in tho |
md ID he l1th dav of MAY.
.. ..ucatcl 10 the primary |
l.u.a. of this city. Attue |
t.. -.-- gun az Fort Sumter, on |
... D.. was officially connected |
......, # the United States /.
I.t lum .iiately resigned |
... ~ tine war as first ser
... Richmond Light Infantry |
..tEu-i IN the service of hrs /
... That Of the Confederate |
.... ..t. wnen he was severely |
..t Il Petersburg while IN !
.-.. rues. 10 which position |
....3 lv order of General |
.. ..... Confederate States Of /
..... letter as follows.
......... -.,. ..r,.rp,r. ,v,ev
.......,... -.
. .-ii' INV ue argiJL
..l 5' - .-' ID ~, -
''- .'-'I o'' 'ii0N'o
i--l alilIi AIRY Dls1IdCFl |
'I y. L. A>p >. VA, !
November !, 1864. )
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LEE HAD NO CHARMS.

For three years was troubled with mala-
rial poison, which caused my appetite to faii'
and / was greatly reduced in flesh, and life
lost all its charms / tried mercurial and
potash remedies, but to no effect. l could
retno relief. then decided to Try ESHS$s%
A few bottles of this wonderful z.lz.z@A
medicine made complete and permanent
cure, and now enjoy better health than ever.
]. A. RICE, Ottawa Kan.
Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases
,SaaEy SgxcUy0 Ga Atlanta Ca
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fr.vug letter, issued Yesterday,
r,si with interest by not only
v..m 70 is addressed, but all the
tie institution of winch tho
.......a 90 take charge;
.,a>D. Va. December II, 1892.
.-.,s.f Loo CGmp soldiers Home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- IxEcuTxDAT THE pusAxo2 Pant
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TRAIN No a. 0:IO A. NJ
DICHMOSD. FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, fREDEhlChSBOh lf
HI AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -Schsdals
commencing APRIL p, lsJ2-eastern ssaT'
so4 A. N. leaves Byrd-sTees station daily
stops only al Ashland. novsL
Milford Fre,lericksbnrg, Brooke
and Whitewater sleeper - Wash
lngton and New York. Arrives
Washington i2:ll p. ". Baltimore
a. l:l7 T.. NJ, Philadelphia J:f7 Il
NJ, New York $3.50 z. y.
il.6OA. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station daily,
except sunday. Bnret Psrlor-Cas
Riohinond 70 New York. Arriyss
Washiagt0n 4.l0 A.. NJ. Baltimore
5:24 r. ~, Philadelphla 7;fo r. ~.
New YORK l0::j5. y. -
T:Oo p. N. leaves Byrd-street station daif'
sleeper Richmond % Nsw fosk.
stops only ~ Ashland, po'set-
Milford, Fredericksburg. brooke
and Widesator stops as Other STA
lions on sundays Arrives wash.
ip3ton lI:I o r. NJ, Bstifa9re 1903
4. NJ, PhiisdsiPhis s'tS A. ~. S's
s.so A. NJ ARRIVES Al byrd-sueet station daily
Sleeper from New York. stops ONLY
at Widewater, Broke. frstoricks-
burg Milford, boswell and Ash
land Stops at other stations on sun
dsyS Leaves Washington f'So 4
Qua .. N. arrve, az Byrd-stress station daily.
stops et fredorickscarx. hihcrd
boswell, and Ashland. Sleeper
IRON New lork " Washington sat
washington 70 Rlchmoaj. Does nos
stop at kloa Leaves wsshlnsson
o.akP. n. arrives AZ Byrd-stress station daily
sxeent sunday. BUFFET Psrior Car
Ne. York - Richmond Leaves
Wasoinston sol y. n
FRgDrRiCksBlRG ACCOMMODATIONS
DAILY ExoEPf SUNDAY.
x-oop NJ leaves Byrd-streos citation. arriving
Fredericksburg 81 $50 z. NJ
s.ao A. n srrlyes Byrd-Ssrest station, leaves
frsdoricksburs sos A. NJ
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAlLr HxcEFf SUNDAY.
o.xs A. u leaves Ehu. Arrives 81 AsAianfu
7.33 A. ~
a.1a p n leaves Nba. Arrives - A.niAnQ ~
500 r. u.
e:Sa 4 n. arrives klba. Leaves Ashland =
eos g. Il arrives q ma LsavssAaAiAaaa
6:tSR
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Nature should ~
assisted TO throw
ORimpuritiesOfthe
blood. Nothing
does it so well, SO
promptly or 80
safely as Swift's
Specific.
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maudant Of Lee-Camp
soldiers Home. and
will assume charge
thereof on Sunday,
January LIST proximo.
Words are inadequate
o. express the pude
and the pleasure ! feel
at being with those
who have survived
the kissing bolts Of
war. the weary march.
TIE waste OF famine. "
and who have so often
pluckod victory from
the very front Of dan
ger. Heroes. veterans,
battered jewels, whose
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Y0RK-RIVER LINE, VIA WEST roiSE
TIE FAyORITE ROUTE NORTH

Y0Rk-RlVER LINE, VIA WEST PoiSE
TIE FAyORITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No 10, aiO +. NJ
LOCAL EXPRESS, dsly except sunday
Stops at all stations. A. LoetW Manor cpa
meets with stage for Walkerton. With baiunor
steamer 81 West Point
TRAIN No. 10, s.45 .. a.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily excop; srntssy.
for West Point, connecting with fork-kivef
steamers for Baltimore. At Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
Washington, Philadslphia, and New York
Steamers leave Baltimore L. N. daily er.
ceps Sunday.
l0:4O A NJ.
TRAIN No. ~. 0;lO A. ~
LOCAL MIXED, daily e1cep, Sunday lesyes
Tweniy.third street fos Vest Point and inferno
date points.
Ticfet-ornce AZ station foot Of Virginia street
Open 8 A. N. 10 r. n. aui from 4. NJ %
lZ:5O A. n.
GUY tlcK st-oraee-9Oi sas, Main street
SOL HAAS, W. A fbhh,
franc Manager General Passenger AgsaL
". II. GKEES, General Manager
j. :. b. THOAfsON, Superintendent
J. :. Porrs, Passenger Agent, 9lS Nam stress
Richmond. Va. mI<S
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-11

Spring bringing flowers birds
We
privilege supplying for goods line
fresh stock Of which feel justly proud We have been well fitted
equipped business the time and have
confident ability with very
generously favoring such highly gratifying
your
mutually profitable satisfactory place goods
and substantial quality and value
the Of the buyer The honest merit
effective appeal the Judgment the customer who
which sterling worth propoonate
price asked We select sell only such goods will fill
the the time of purchase it is mainly
appearance afward becomes Of
durability goods
the genun quality will feel like coming for
Another specially attractive profuse display
pleased many entirely
appeal popular
the critical and refined taste We offer field for exercising ind
ua preference the latest styles assuring
complete comprehensive department
odd fashion that viewed
by the practical buyer but well chosen fresh
desirable goods that the
that particular interest to all buyers
price, In you viii right where would naturally
i've idawak business house, doing business
for fun but for profit and realizing that the profitable to conduct BUSH
exactly will find chance
prices filing departments with fresh goods
quickly DISPOSED fair figures We put the price point that
people goods will help buying look
closely methods they perfect harmony with
waiting with for the mutual
Of both grade quality strictly
price this the style Of doing business
strikes promising the best results for buyers, right
shall expectations and give the best of satisfaction We
tried position fairly and without boastng Misrepresentation
buster presented for consideration sub
any time quality We have friendly
just as by possibly purchase and
thereby merit future esteemed PATRONAGE
Yours for mutual benefit
THOMPSON & TABLER.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.

About one o'clock this morning
Nicholas Smith, of Strinesville, was
arrested by Officers Rhodes and O'Con-
neffor attempted robbery of the store
OF August Zimmerman, on East Martin
street. Smith was given a preliminary
hearing before Justice Mckee this
morning, and the testimony of the Off
GERS was to the effect, that Policeman
Rhodes noticed the peculiar actions of
the man and be notified Officer O'Con-
mel, and they together kept Smith un-
der their surveillance. Soon after they
heard noise in the vicinity of zim-
merman's store, and at once went there
and arrested their man, who says he
was drunk and fell against the window,
breaking pane of glass. Justice Nc
Nee thought the evidence sufficient to
hold him under $3.50 bond.
Officer John Weddle them swore out
warrant against Smith for taking
anlawfully pair of shoes from Mrs.
:. Z. Crawford, on the evening OF
+ June :, Inc lst. Mrs. Crawford identified
the prisoner as the man who took the
shoes. He was held ON this charge
under $50 bond, in default of which
ne was committed to jail for the, cir
cult court.
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IN TROUBLE,

Mr.. Jas. Hardwood, an old resident
Of Falling Waters district, was yester-
day before Justice Bartlett charged
with attempting to shoot Mr.. W. E.
Griffin, of the same district. Mr..
Hazelwood was considerably annoyed
and injured by persons tresspassing on
his premises. He came to this city
and had inserted in The WORLD a
notice, hoping to secure an abatement
of his troubles. The evidence was that
Mr.. Hazelwood was annoyed by his
neighbors stock about six times, and
hazelwood's stock were in his neigh
boris field half dozen times. Justice
Bartlett fined the old man ten dollars
and cost, and required bond to keep
the peace for one year, which he fur
nished.
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DEAD BODIES ROBBED.
Twenty-Five Tramps Arrested Near OIL
City by the Militia.
Spac;al IN Tur Worm

Twenty-One Tramps Arrested Near OIL
City by the Militia.
Special to THE WORLD.
OIL CITY, Pa, June 1.-THE bodies
found at Kennerdell reached here yes
terday afternoon and were immediate
ly buried. They were horribly decom-
posed and could not be identified, but
are believed to be the remains Of Grant
Terwilliger, Willis Stewart, Samuel
Eakin, Mr.. Hawkins and VIM. Moran.
DEAD ROBBED OF CLOTHING.
The undertaken found one Of the
bodies stripped He suspected two
tramps who were seen in the vicinity
and he telegraphed to the authorities at
Kennerdell to place them under arrest.
TwENTY-oNE TRAMPs ARRESTED.
Twenty-one tramps were arrested by
the militia last night and driven from
town to-day. Ii they return it will go
hard with them Good work is being
done III the burned district in clearing
away the the debris. The Board of
Health went over that part Of the town
this morning on a tour of inspection.
The work of the board is admirable,
and through their, efforts all danger of
sickness will. likely be averted Three
assistant health officers have been
sworn in, and the State Board has
given authority to the local board to
patrol the creek as far as three miles
north from the city.
THE LIST OF THE DEAD.
The number of dead bodies SO far
recovered here and at points below
this city is now 40. and there are seven
missing. These, Of course, are sup
posed to be dead, thus making the
total death roll Of Oil City Sc. There
may have been many foreign work
men here who persisted, and in that
case the death roll would be swelled.
MORE BODIES IDENTIFIED.
A body recovered in the burned dis
4
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Y. NJ. c. A. MEETING.

A meeting for young men conduct
ed by the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION will be held in the Reformed
Church tomorrow afternoon at 4:15
p. m. Allmen are cordially invited.
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SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE II, 1892.
WEATHER BULLETIN.

TEMPERATURE At O'Clock a. NJ. 6lo.
Maximum-74o.
Minimum--60o
WIND: Force Gentle.
Direction from-N E.
SAFE or SKY: Clear.
Rain fall trace.
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Presbyterian Church, South Queen
street. Rev. F. NJ. Woods, pastor; resi-
dence, South Queen street.
Sunday morning service at IL a. m.
Evening service at 7:3O p. m. Prayer
service on Wednesday evening at 7:3O
q, m, .g.~.s
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

Daniel Flemming and any and all other per-
sons are hereby warned not to trespass on my
property or allow their stock to trespass, or
take anything of of my property, near Falling
and Clarence Rinker are also specially notified
Any person violating this notice VIII pc prose-
s-s.iW seoord'ne g JAMES I! HAzELwooD. !.
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PRESIDING ELDER WILL PREACH.
Rev. David Bush, presiding elder in
the NJ. E. Church, South, of this dis
triet, will spend tomorrow in this city
and will preach in Trinity NJ. E.
Church, morning and evening.
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MEMORIAL SERMON.

Rev. j. B. Chamberlin will preach
memorial sermon to the Knights of
Pythias in the United Brethren Church
tomorrow, at Ii o'clock.
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At Public Rental.

!, The butcher stalls in the market house. and
the wagon stands around the market will be
rented AT public rental for one year. from July
i. 1882 10 July T. 1893. Time of rental, Saturday
morning. June 25 1892, at 10 O'Clock TERMS
made known at the time Of renting.
BY order of Council. II. WHEN,
6-l1-3w Sergeant
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First u. Z. Church, corner Maple
avenue and Burke street, Rev. VIM.
H. Chapman, pastor; residence. Burke
street, adjoining church.
Sunday School, 3 a. m. Sabbath
services, IL a. m. and Childrens Day
service at 7:45 p. M, Epworth League
services at p. nj. Prayer service,
"Wednesday 7:3O p. m.
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Zef! Zefit
PICNIC.

GO with the Kings Daughters to In
wood on Friday, June II, and spend a
delightful day in the country.
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THE PREDICTIONS.

For Eastern New York generally fair weather,
variable winds. fair and warmer Sunday
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Della
ware and Maryland, slightly warmer, light vari-
able winds, generally fair and warmer Sunday
For West Virginia, Western New York, West.
ern Pennsylvania and Ohio, warmer, light winds.
generally fair.
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St. Johns Lutheran Church. corner
Queen and Martin streets. Rev. Chas.
S. Trump, pastor; residence, East
Martin street.
Sabbath school at 9.3Oa. N. Church
services at liza. m. and ESQ p. m.
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Add Your Name |
The Best Offer Ever Made to Our CITY
to Obtain a Manufacturing Plant.

Hosiery and Woelen Mills coming
that will give our city payroll of
from sS0,000.00 to 800, 100000, per
annum. This factory has an estab-
lished trade for all their goods, and is
well backed financially.
The following gentlemen have each
subscribed $4,000, for this enterprise,
and the names will be added to this
list as fast as they come in. This will
show our citizens who have the good
of our city at heart, and not selfish in
halnino the laborinp classes.
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A MINISTER'S MIsHAP.

We regret to learn that Rev. j. R.
Ridenour was kicked by horse last
Tuesday evening, from the effects of
which he is yet confined to his resi-
dence.
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trict yesterday morning wak identified
as that Of John Hawk, aged n. An
other body was taken from the river
at KennerdelI. The remains proved
to be those Of Frank Eakin. aged "a
years. Word was received last even
ing that third body was found in the
Alleghany, near the Natrona Soda
Works. From the description given
it is known TO be that of William Ter
williger.
FARMERS SUFFERED TERRIBLY
The Oil Greek Valley from here to
Titusville. distance of Is miles. was
fearfully devastated by the fiery food
and the farms were nearly ruined in
many places. Farmers are said to
he proportionately the heaviest losers
Of property by the awful disaster
There is great danger Of an epidemic
owing to the filth deposited by the
flood
AN HEROIC soS's DEVOTION.
The discovery Of the bodies Of John
|0'Leary and his mother revealed a
story Of wonderful tilial devotion.
John, who was an express messenger,
the only child and sole support Of his
widowed mother, was found kneeling
beside his mothers bed, both burned
almost beyond recognition. She had
been an invalid for some time, and
could not be moved. Her son, though
implored by the rescuers to save him
self while there was yet time, preferred
death to leaving his motherto die alone.
Mr.. 0'Leary was to have been married
about the last Of June.
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Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
corner of King and College streets.
Rev. Henry Thomas. rector; residence,
adjoining church.
Sunday School $50 a. m. Sunday
service at IL a. m and Z p. m.
Children's service first Sunday in each
month at 4 p. M. Evening Prayer,
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
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United Brethren Church, Pennsyl-
vania Avenue. Rev. J. B. Chamber
lain, pastor; residence, adjoining
church.
Sunday School $50 a. m. Sabbath
services IL a. m. and 7:30~ p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at
1880 p. m.
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