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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-10
Lace Factory Sold.

PATCHoGUE, N. Y., April 1G.-John A.
 Potter sold as receiver the property of the American Lace Manufacturing company to Samuel Steinhart of New York for $5l,-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-10
To,,wx A.kius stirs Up Cairo.

LONDON, April 1O.-A dispatch from Cai- TO says that collisions have occurred be- tween the British and Egyptian soldiers stationed in that city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-10
Fire In a .irls' Boarding School.

'a BRIGHTON, N. r., April lo.-A fire oc- cured in the Young Ladies seminary on
 Brighton Heights, which came near re-
 sulting in loss of life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-10

Twenty new pitchers will make their debut in league clubs this season and it is a cinch prediction that at least fifteen of this number will be walking railroad ties homeward before the season is a month old.
 Orator James O'Rourke lasted through twenty-one years on the diamond, accumu- lated about $50, ,0OO, studied law, was ad- mitted to the bar, and will be before the base ball public again this year in the role of an umpire.
 Manager Foutz has become stuck on young blood pitchers, and announces his willingness to S i've any youngster wanting a trial chance to see what he can do dur ing the exhibition season.
 Van Haltren gives Anson this shot: The old man has received credit for making kicks on technical points in the rules, which he would never have done if it hadn't been for Tom Burns. Burns was one of the quickest players to see loop hole, and to him Anson owed many good suggestion. Nowadays there are many points that Gap" doesn't see.
 Farrell signed New York contr"ct yes terday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-10
The Industrials sidetracl>ed.

OMAHA, April 10,-So far as the Union Pacific is concerned that company will not furnish transportation for the industrial army. l,250 strong, now corralTed on the property of the Southern Pacific railway at Ogden. Superintendent Bancroft of the Wyoming division has been advised by the Union Pacific company not to allow the army of the commonweal to come east un- less the unemployed are able to pay their transportation across the country from Ogden.
 The injunction suit was decided in favor of the territory in the case of the Southern Pacific industrial army matter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-10
WATERBURY,.

Earned runs, Boston 4, Waterbury ?; left on bases, Boston ', Waterbury 9; first on errors, Boston ', Waterbury }; first on balls, by Lampe f, by Klobedanz H.; struck out. by Lampe 9, by Klobedanz G.; two-base hits, Lowe, Bannon, Klobedanz three-base hits, Klobedanz; home runs, Lauder and Nash; stolen bases, Boston 10, Waterbury 5; hit by pitched ball, Kobe dang; passed balls, Brennan 3, Ryan l ;; wild pitches, Klobedanz i. Time of game, ? hours and 10 minutes. F. L. Donahue umpire.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-10

Corn Starch. 5 pounds for 25c, ". N. LADD, 94-05 South Main street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-10
Marunis of Ailesbury Dead.

LONDON, April 1O.-The Marquis of Ailesbury died suddenly this morning, aged 31. He was in good health yester- day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-28
w. Z. Whittincten.

The gentleman whose name appears
over this article is one among the
most extensive general merchants In
Ardmorc. Ills large brick building on
the corner of Main and Caddo streets,
is crowded from base b. ceiling with
a mammoth stock of goods requiring
the services of nine salesmen to wait
on hiscustOmers. OF all our merchant,
with one possible exception, none have
dOae SO extensive "a credit business as
has Mr.. Wilmington. His credit sales
for the season now about ended have
aggregated nearly 100000. His custo-
mers for this character Of trade have
been exceptional in point Of responsi,
bility, fact which insures for him
close collections and his fair treat.
ment of them insures them to him foI
their future patronage. Mr.. Whiting
ton came here from Dexter, Texas
three years ago and from the day OF
his entry into business to the present
he has been one OF the foremost IN
all public enterprises which had fol
their object the furthering of the cit
Us interests. He never lags or follow,
in anything, he is always leader
among progressive men and important
measures.
All the various departments OF hi,
store are completely stocked and e
cash as well as credit customers he Is
prepared 10 offer the rarest induce
ments. Give him call being assured
of the most polite treatment and rare
bargains.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-28
AsDMoRE, SUNDAY, OCT. %.
wdttcn for Tia Arimnrriic.
THE DAILY ARDMoREITE.

Long may thy truthful light
Shine od our path dear ARoMORElrE.
Whose ineStinguishable ray,
First shonc one year ago today.
a record Of our progress. thou
Did'st truly keep from then till now;
Regardless of all consequence,
You never ceased TO teach Us sense.
Wholesome and sl!utlry truth.
You gave as light TO wayward youth.
Philosophy like wlsest sage,
You gave unto maturcr age.
At vice with It's inherent sting,
quick condemnation you did fling;
Not all the power OF hatred spent.
Would cause you to misrepresent.
When pleasures vile In virtues gulse,
Tried our good people TO surprise;
You did the hercGlean task,
or quickly making them unmask.
Their proTered bribes you did ignore,
And only ridiculei them more;
Like all who walk in virtues way,
As You commenced You walk today.
Long may thy light Hume oar path
Regardless OF the world wrath;
And when thy pilgrimage il spent,
Thy noble stan can rest content.
ANON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-28

one year ago, the next followed
in order and with the exception
Of a few holiday observances has
ever since continued regularly to
visit hundreds Of homes in Ard
more. Today it is as firmly es-
tabli5hed an institution as is TO
be found in the Territory. 1t is
here TO stay and TO continue to
labor for revenue and for the
city which gave it birth and name.
Taken all in all the patronage
given, while satisfactory to a de-
gree, has not been what il
should have been. Out of the
200 firms doing business here
there have not been exceeding
twenty-five to contribute to our
support by advertising patron
age. Whatever benefits have
accrued TO the city from our
efforts these noncontri5utors
have enjoyed equally with the
others. Against this class we
have no complaint to enter, being
satisfied to allow them to recon-
cils their derelictiOn of duty as
best their consoiences will per-
nit. To our frien Is and patrons,
one and all, we take this occasion
to thank them for all favors ron
dercd and to assure them a con-
tinuation Of their patronage is
earnestly solicited as in the past.
We leave it to them to pass judg-
ment on our merits and the work
we have accomplished. What
ever may be the verdict of public
sentiment we have the consola-
ton of an approving conscience
Of duty well performed in fight
ing that which appeared to us to
be the wrong and in giving aid
TO that which bore the stamp of
right. We have labored to the
best OF our ability and means
which we deem a sufficient apol-
ogy for any short comings which
may have been adjudged against
us by self constituted critics. Ii
vol. / taken as n whole, has
been satisfactory, we can consci-
entiously promise that with oul
improved facilities that Vol.
throughout, will be far more 50
and with these somewhat inco.
herant reminiscent thoughts W,
bid you a cordial good morning
for Vol. ., No. f..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-28
OUR BIRTHDAY.

With this issue the ARDMoRE-
TIE passes into the second yoar
ofits existence and in doing so
words fail it in an attempted ex-
preston of the feelings OF graft
tuded which pcrmeate every fiber
of its projectors for the favor
with which their enterprise has
been received. One year ago
when the ARDMoREITE was
launched upon Ardmore' $ turbu-
lent sea of journalism the feel
ings of distrust OF its ability to
exist were fully indulged and its
career would have been of short
duration had we allowed dis
couragements to influence our
determination to ride the break
ers, stem the tide OF public opin-
ion against us and steer clear of
the dangerous rocks that on every
hand beset us. 1t is with, we
trust, parnonable feelings.of pride
that we today are able to an
nounce that notwithstanding all
the adverse circumstances with
which we have had TO contend,
the ARDMoREITE has not only
survived the unusually hard year
bat has prospered beyond our own
enthusiastic expectations and is
now on solid and substantial
basis which assures its perman-
ency as an Ardmore institution,
the interests of which are Ard
more $ interests and its destiny
Ardmore's destiny. Our finan-
cial success whatever it may
have been occupies a secondary
place in our estimation when con-
sidered in connection with the
substantial friends who have
shown their appreciation of our
efforts by flocking to our assist
ance and support. They are to
us the most valuable result Of our
year s labor. No one except the
strugglers will ever fully realize
the amount of labor we have per-
formed in landing the ARDMoRE-
TIE safely and soundly beyond
the first mile stone. The first
issue Of the ARDMoREITE was is
sued from a few hell boxes with
out dollar in our pockets or fifty
cents in sight and with hardly an
acquaintance in the town to lend
cheer to the undertaking. But
determined hands and enthusias-
tic hearts were NOTHING daunted.
The first number appeared just
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-28
HOME ENTERPRISE.
Galvanized Irou, Cornioc, Woll
-Tuairg and Tin Mandatory.

Among the many business enter
prises of the city OF Ardmore, none are
doing a more pushing trade than j..
I VI. Golledge. the the timer, whose
cornc" works and tin shop Is located
on West Main street, opposite the post
Office. where morning noon and night
ne aud his workmen are constant y
at work filling orders for galvanized
cornicc work. well tubing. and cis-
terms, arc proof shutters. smoke stacks,
and In fact everything needed in tin
and galvanized iron. His shop Is the
most complete in the Indian Terrific
ry-and only cornlce works. lie has
been constantly adding new tools and
machines, which enables him TO turn
out all classes Of work second 90 none
in Texas or the Territory.
In the line Of cornice and roofing,
Mr., Gollcdgc can refer with pride to
the following business men, for whom
he did the work;
First National Bank, cornice and
roof; City National Bank, cornice and
roof; Rlner * Sciyally front cornicc
work; Anderson x Burch, opera house
roof; Wolyerton Hardware Company.
cornice'and roof; w. o. Duston, tin
roof ON his old and new stores: VIII
liams * Pennington, roof; w +. Whit
tingtOn. cOrniJe on two buildings,
Johnson, Crucc & Cruce, cornice. He
has also put up cornice ana tin roofs
for j. s. Little and J. ID. Dowdy's
buildings at Lexington. O. r.. and
work on six brick buildings in Davis,
|. II. for G. g. lIemming and Erdwurm
Bros. The galvanized iron work on
". II. PenningtOn's new rcsidente: the
tin work on 10 +. Williams residence.
Russell Williams residence; l.. u. An
dcrson's residence and number OF
others.
lie manufacture galvanized iron
cstcrns, and has already erected quite
number, among them one each for
c. ID. Carter, II. w. McAdam, w. \.
Lcdbcttcr and Clarence B. Douglas.
Mr.. College, is now at work on an
elegant cornicc for the Masonic TEN.
pie. which when completed will be
the finest In Territory. lie keeps In
stocka full line Of tinware, stove pipe
etc, and will I'll ll orders for new
work.
My stock OF bibles and tesiamcrtsi I
large and we'll selected. Prices lower
than ever before. Joe NJ. London.
New goods and patterns received
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COTTON MARKET REPORT.


Nptic- 10 hereby given that by virtue of the
power vested m M bv n certain decd OF as
ign .uent duly executed by George l.. Bowlin
on october STA, isJt, and on saine day duly
died ior rrcpri ia the clerks ohce for the
Third Jude ui Division, indian Territory, |
shall pro eei to ssll nt public auction, 10 the
hiahcst bidder for cash. at the Bowlin store
house at lebanon. T.. IN SATURDAY the 18th
day II Nov mber. l5I between the hours OF
~ IN. and -. ~ the following property duly
conveyed TO us by said deed Of assignment,
to-wit.
Stock OF goods consist'ny OF dry goods
groceries, hn9fs. shoes bats. hardware. etc .
fixtures fn sai at1re house, one iron slfe. i0
bead Of hogs. on the Pickrus range near irba-
non. |. g.. oHe sore house b ildiug 1880,
Bowlin store house. same being an tho prop
crty cOnvrye to "a hy sad deed of unsign
rn-nt, except notes and sccOunts
W q. L II, Assignee
Dated October r. is9i.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-28

BE sure and call at #. IL. Parkcr's
and inspect the onew line Of silverware.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-28
j. s. z. Apellaa.

In city ike ArdmCre public neces-
sity demands an undertaking estab-
lishment. Ardmore has one under the
able direction Of the gentleman whose
name appears at the head of this arti-
Gle. Mr.. ApollaS makes embalming a
speciality and In proclaiming this feat
ure of his business TO the world no
misrepresentation is the result. His
stock OF undertGkers goods is the larg-
est la the territory, selected with a
view to meeting the demands Of all
conditions and classes. He Is noted far
and wide foI his libera,i,y of spirit,
| No one ever goes to him with troubles
and receives other than the kindeSt
of consideration. In evidence OF his
ability as an embamer, we checrrully
publish a certificate given 10y the son
Of the late NJ. W. lIungerford, whose
remains were prepared for shipment
by Mr. ApollaS. The certificate is as
/ follows:
Ardmore, |. r, oct. p, 1894.
This is to certify that Mr.. j. = b.
| Apollas cmhalmed the body Of Mr.. Nj.
/ W. IIungerford at Ardmore on the 10
day of October 1894, aud he was shipp-
ed to sulphur Springs, Texas, aud that
| saw him before he was shipped and
also afterwards and that he was in
perfect condition when he arrived
there, and that the undertaken there,
Mr.. J, ID. Rogers stated TO me that it
was one OF the best pieces OF work he
ever saw. Respectfully,
SAM'L B. HUEGERFoRD,
| sulphur Springs, Hopkins Co., Texas.
The Wilton Lumber Company will
sell YOU material on terms which will
enable you 20 build home for your
/ self. yOur wife and your babies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-28

My stock OF bibles and tesiamcrts f.
large and we'll selected. Prices lower
than ever before. Joe VI. London.
New goods and patterns received
every few days at the Misses Guyer <
lInut, over nincr X Sciyally's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-28
Charles Durie.

\ write up Of Ardmore's progressive
and thoroughly cnterprising busines,
men would bc incomplete without
mention of that prince of gentleman,
Charles puric. Charley is an old
timer In this city and none are bet
ter known TO our people. OF him, IL
can be truthluly bc said, he has done
more for the town than he has ever
been paid for. His personal interests
have often been left to suffer while
he gave his time and attention u
public enterprises. Inlomitable en-
ergy and vim are his most remark.
able traits while honesty and earnest
ness of pu rpose have always char
acterized his every action. lie ha,
bought more cotton this season than
any other man engaged in the bust
ness at this place, always paying the
top of the market to the farmers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-28
sulphur Springs, Hopkins Co., Texas.

The Wilton Lumber Company will
sell YOU material on terms which will
enable you 10 build home for your
self, your wife and your babies.
l6-lm cod
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-28

Ia day or two Joe NJ. London will
show the finest and cheapest line of
small musical instruments ever
brought to Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-28

PROFESSIONAL.
HERBERT & LEWIS,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
Office over City National Bank,
Ardmore, I. r.
SOLOMON p. JACKSON,
ATTORNEY At LAW.
sSS" "OGlcc up stairs iust scross the
street in trout of court house
Ardmore. |. +.
RENNIE Il M',LURE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
pSs-Ohiee opposite court House. cor
ner Main and Court streets.
Ardmorc. I. r.
F. @. BAVRY,
ATTORNEY ATLAW.
ssS- Office in Williams q Pennington
Building. hrdmorc. !. 4.
'~--------'---.'ae----'-------- -------
u. {; Potterf Henry Hardy
Cornelius Hardy, Steuog ruphtr.
POTrhEF UAinY.
ATIOBNENS Al LAW.
sS5" Otlice over Hardy Building, Ard
more. !. T. Notary in office. vii
practice in sll Federal and Sat,
Courts.
ARTHUR whLCOTr
rlORNEY AT Law.
ESg~Oncc wish Moran Scott, L. ;,
COMMISSIONS, Ardmore, |. 7.
j. c. THOMPSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
G9~ Office over Joe II. Robinson Ard
more. l. r.
DICK s. BSoNN,
AT1ORNLYSA LAW.
! 1~OilicG up stairs, in Smith build
ing, corner Main and Court ST,
JoliS /. GAIT,
| NOTARY PUBLIC AND CON
VEY ANGER.
! Bss' Oilice at lrcn Store, ArdmorC
j. A. MAYS.
FIRE ms SURANCE AGENTANT
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office up stairs in Whlttingtor
building.
--"------'--- ---'-------r--
". +. EoGIE.
rNYSltIAA AND SURGEON
ESs' Office at Alcxandcr's Dru,
, Storo, ArdmWe, |. +.
; WALTER HARDY,
PHNSit IAN AND SURGEON
Ras Oillce rear e City Natl
Bank Ardmore |. T
Il. II. ALVls,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
| g6S~Oflice over City Drug store, Ar,
, more. l. 4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-28

Entered at postOfIlce at Ardmore as
second class mail matter, Nov. p, '03.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-28

A new selection of novelties in ope-
ra bonnets and head wear, will be re-
celycd this week a, the Misses Guyer
& Hunt, over Riner X Scivally's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-15

Taose Sho have usrd DR. Kings New
Dncovery know is value, aud those who
have MT have nov The opportunity to try
it Free. Gall on yonr ivertised Druggist
aud get trial bottle Free Send your
usme aud address to Il f Bncklen a Co
Chicago, sud get sample box q Dr..
kiugs New Life Pills Free as well as 8
copy OF Col lie to Health and Household
Instructor, Free. All Of which is gusrin
tee to do you good sni crstyou nothirg
At J. n. Hard's dragstore
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-15

aste wolds tho roade a s paper 20 VISIT our 80
packed with Bargains every Department We would call o
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rLWC


4ue F'''0D'te '' Undergoing 'eP'"s'
n % LOG o. L"'on' IL Is 'e'oI ias
ID 40 d
-"m bur1ei i, gate Ill., Dr. Mining
"'' ''Lllls h'afbtd from 'r'i to
us p'o'he' IA Ne"isaf, Saturday.
Loren Whitley aud Walter jenkins
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-15

Are you disturbed 81 night snl broten
Of your rest by a SICK cbiId suIerius add
crying With pain Of cutting teethf II 60
sead At ouce snd g,ts bot l. Of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing sytop Tor children teeth,
Ins. 1t eures jysea'rfy. diafhoes, regu
lsies the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soitens tue guns, reduces inaatn4
ton. and gives ias aai energy 10 the
whole syster, Mrs.. Wiusloss Soothing
syrup Tor Children Tee,Lirg is pleasant
70 the taste sui IL the prescription Of one
Il the oldest aui b ct frusIe physicians
add nurses IN BE U4ile3 ssate,sodi il Tor
.aj .tr - @fa.sisfs tlfou boat the so,ld
p:ce - els bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-15

-Iva faat yeHbE lsaies Mssses aar,ha
Lraf sat pesr Lstta rsreuf1 cetsbrs5
n4tanf tltstnlb l3Ht5s1s. srd toia
bed serafse psfile, ire@ tier ifirpd 3
sle rraeht Hleo pfestnis SAD &c layed
tsa vsfT ssssui evenings
The uaay TREAD, Of jared O DAVE
vsfs stocked BY ibe rsss af Bic d. b. At
/. NJ. l.,t s.lufju BIZ brother,
Gee X Dave has 800, fa tend ibr iuutr'
u Nt Davis Sss w,3ely kuosD ssrcl
cessigl breeder Of Doe borses sod fer ss'l
I'll t,srs hsd b,en tie owner Of Alicante
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STATE NEWS


I1 uu0' "sl"''N I'utN0''N ~" vs.
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N'' '''' - '"'' P'''e ! u,'''' ,''''
'''' ga ''''0'"s' ' '"0 '0"0'O'
TIE arrest Of merry h"rrls 500 A'o'
,'''' ID ''' 'D' !" u 1'' 81 "e''' 80 ~ CIV
,',"'a[ .-,,' - 49,,
"
. II. O'an'fu' NV CSs'e'' WIS" "a'
''""u'r' Win Neuralgia aod h'enms'''ul
us . mH'n was ul'ofdeFed' bis l''ef Vi
''' ID d" MAI u''"k u'e''e' 'iP''l'e 'o''
IT, Ivy WV -. ''
III y. - 'i'niHusu q hu4iou h"H wv
'''t.' gu rom DIS s'ao'e tecep'y an
ur' ''A" JOIN a oue'0ou S'So ia" fS'u"'
O'e +'-'" ~ "''Ne'seS S'o'eu 'u' s'N'
eve I4e
A 3 ,iltnit was made to rob the Peo-
ple.s Ntilenal bspk OF STanton last week,
bat to- yau't door proved too much for
toe burglars aud they gave up HE task,
lh re l. 20 ciu4 to the burglars, bat the
WORK ls evidently that OF Professionals
Fralk P.umley Of Sherburne and Ii, +.
Noye. Of Rutland saw four large bears
near Shrewsbury peak rec ntly. They
we've W.T. IL Three rods OF the bears before
thy we're discovered. Mr.. PIumley hsv'
10y 10 guu Win him, fired at one Of the
b,sis"tlb his revolver and frightened the
a, I.uei0 S~ y.
Messrs G. ". Hooker, J. W. Vot4y and
O d. Kinds. the state highway commisti
i las, spl, inted under act No 1872 laws
rf 1892 have submitted their report 10
the .islature now in session. The re
l,lt mskes pamphlet Of ll2 pages aud Is
ly let tho most comprehensive thing OF
H., hlniev,r prepaled 10 Vermont. Tue
h..Lpay sys EN- Of the State is treated at
reg u 'nu 'nete are chap efS o. m''e''s'
J. ~ co"S''u'''ou' "'ue 'ifeS' n'snN'!
'rt 'sI''i'n S"n "uul'n's'fa''on' ofsaul%a'
u u Tor f'a' "oth auu notes Ga fosu con-
From Ie,'er written by Rev cum
detman, OF Dimondale, Mich,,W we are per-
mllted to make this extract: haze no
hesitatlon 10 recommending DR.. Kings
New Disco cay, as the results we're almost
marvellous 10 the case Of my wife. While
| was pastor OF the spilst church at
Rlves Junction she was brought down
with Pneumonia succeeding La Gnppe.
Terrible paioIysms Of coughing would
last hours with little interruption and it
seemed as il she could rot survive them.
A freud recommended Dr. Kings New
Discovery, it was quick 10 it's work and
highly satisfactory 10 results Trial bot
TIES Tree NJ D. ~ 11hfu Dlug StOTt. Neg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-15

Ths Bat SsIvp 10 world for cuts,
bruises, sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter, Casppei asuds. Chilb'ains
Corns, aud ] Seia E,1ptions, and pos
'iuvely cures Pilrs or 20 pay required II
u guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction
" money rsfguA,d. Price Is cents per
boz. For sale tv J. n. HAEp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-15

At 0'clock Tuesday motulug IL
alarm OF ire was SOUNDED 10 our aulet vs.
lage tnd We econ Learned tbst Fr,uk MslI
usrd = mill was 10 fines. o. arrIgllg st
the scene 1t VAS y,ry evident that any 81
tempt 10 save the mill souli be eLtiieiy
hopeless. The only thing to be done We
TO pfeveut the flames from extending to
other buildings IN The vicinity. THIS vas
the mote easily ,G-ctd sIuee the rools
we're covered vito .og and the wind was
driving The smoke, the flames aud the
spark u The opl osite ERECTION. Tie
mill was entirely destroyed ius short
TINS. The orein otthr fire is nukpoWu
Mr. Ms,usrd at mst,s his los. at SlJC0
No iBtur.ucs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-15

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