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Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-08-05
PLAYED JUST FOR FUN.
Emporia Is Too Easy to Take Very
Seriously

from Suturuhy Duly
A small crowd went out to the ball
park to guy Emporia yesterday and
did it. There was all sorts of fun
the Emporia captain called down his
players, there was nearly u fight be-
tween Hughes and an Emporian, and
various kinds Of back talk between
the grand stand and the visitors.
Weeks pitched for the Emporias to
the 9th when he was knocked out of
the box by ten runs. Mr.. Allie Lucas
who soon was given the title of
"Alfalia' tried it and made a perpet-
ual picnic for the Abilenes. They
could have done better but were tired.
Bouldin threw for Abilene and did
good work. But there was no play
ing, because Abilene did not need to
do it and Emporia was discouraged
early in the game
The score:
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-08-05
Money Is Ready.

The reciprocal insurance tax is
divided and ready for the towns Alb
ilene gets $270.29, Enterprise 500. 10;
Herington 800 10; Solomon $225.24.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-08-05
Boys, Youths
and Mems
Clothing

which will be sold on the same small margin
of profit you always find on our goods.
Every article in our stock is marked in plain
figures and THAT is THE PRICE. No lower,
no higher Every one buys the same Suit at
the same price from us. We offer you the
benefit of years Of experience in the Cloth
ing business for selections in STYLE and
QUALITY and the benefit of our cash buying
and selling for PRICE While our stock is
largely ALL WOOL goods, we have some
ALL COTTON and some PART wool. Every
article Of Clothing will be sold for WHAT 1T
IS and our reputation for square dealing
should be sufficient guarantee that when we
say ALL WOOL we DO NOT mean PART COT
TON. We make speciality OF extra sizes. For
those who like suit MADE TO ORDER we
have SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT where
you can have a TAILOR MADE Suit SILK
SEWED and GUARANTEED TO FIT for the
price you usually pay for ready made goods.
We cannot satisfactorily give you descrip.
ton and quote you prices as you must see
what we are offering to know the exact val
ues. Weinvite comparison in every instance
as we know we can save you from $50 to
800 on Suit Others Talk prices but we
Make them If you are not ready tor Suit
now we will take the same pleasure in show
ing you through our stock as we would like
you to compare our goods and prices with
others. Give us chance and we will inter-
est you.
We have recently leased the room former
ly occupied by McFadden Bros. where you
will find complete line of
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
THE BAZAAR CLOSED.
The Lincoln Relief Corps Affair a Grea
Success,

The Lincoln Relief Corps Affair a Great
success,
The three days bazaar which has been
held by Lincoln Relief Corps No. 8 in
the old Y. NJ. G. A. building on Sutter
street came to a close last night. During
the evening there were songs, dances anu
recitations by Misses May O'Keefe, n.
Holm, Baby Z4lla Cook and Master Bailey.
There was also some music by Mesdames
Cook and Keith.
A large crowd attended the bazaar dur
ing the evening and the booths were wei.
patronIZed. Those art cles which were
not sold or raftied were auctioned off and
the bidding was spirited.
Ticket 40, held by Miss Nellie Flynn,
won the hat donated by a Z. Keith. Mrs
Preston won a silver sugar-bowl and
spoons, and Emma keith won globe.
The affair was d financial success,
rough estimate placing the amount netted
by the ladies' II over $1,000. The money
will be used to assist the poor and needy.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
DEMANDS REUOMPENSE.

Mrs. Buchanan Wants Pay for Her
Carpet Beating Estabiis hment.
Mrs. Grace P. Buchanan, by her attor-
neys, Vogel, ang & Brown, has sued john
w. Flynn and John w. Shanahan for al
legged invasion of the property-rights o.
the plaintiff.
1t is asserted in the complaint that
while Mrs. Buchanan was absent from
her carpet beating establishment, on the
easterly side OF Harrison street, near
Fourteenth, on the 1st day of The present
month, the defendants fraudulently and
surreptitiously obtained possession of the
premises by mIsrepresentstions made TO
an employe OF Mrs. Buchanan, who
was temporarily in charge OF the property,
which Is said 10 be worth $1,000.
The plaintiff has since spent 500 in
pursuit of her goods and chatteis; y ere
fore she demands judgment for $l100 for
her loss and $1,000 for KEN plar ry damaEes
According 10 the story OF Mrs. Buchan-
nan she bought the carpet beating bus;-
ness from Snanahan, but ne got into
litigation with other parties, and IN the
legal squabbIe clandestInely obtained pos
session of the property, being assisted by
Police Officer Flynn, who is named as one
of the defendants
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
made his success in painting pictures of

made his success in painting pictures of
the sea.
His work Arcadia" was procured by
the Emperor OF Germany, who in appre-
citation OF the artists great genius deco
raIed him.
One OF his best works is "The Twi-
light" 1t is picture OF sea and land
stretch of beach with the moon beam
ing upon the ripping waves. 1t is sim pie,
yet effective, and soothes rather than
thrills. The French Government wished
to purchase il Tor the Luxem bourg. but Mr..
Harrison wished his WORK to hang IN an
American Institution OF art, and, conse-
quentIy II Is now in the Corcoran Gallery
Mr.. Harrison will be the guest OF Charles
X. Peters at his home N Monterey. Mr..
Feters accompanied by Mr.. Harrison in
tends to 90 10 London in Decem ber, and
1t Is the formers intention TO make his
home permanently in Europe. He hes
made quite 4 name for himself by paint
ing extremely realistic moonli ht scenes.
The gentleman mas been invited to make
private exhibition of his work In Ljn-
don.
Theodore Wores intends to send some
OF his pictures 10 the Bohemian Ciuo art
exhibit. Mr.. Wores has heen making
japanese subjects parIi'uia study,
'g'l ha girls" and apple blossoms esp
cially.
Laumer was given a birthday surprise
party on Thur-day last by his present ana
former pupils who presented him with e
watchchain as a token of Their regard.
Joe Strong has just com pleted TWO por-
traits, one of Jtdge Low and the other OF
General Howe. That OF Judge Low he
presented 10 the Press Club.
The picture oil Raphael WE'LL, painted
by Yates, is 10 be sent 10 the PAr!s salon.
Latlmer intends TO give an exniDil CT his
pupils work and tea next month.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
HIS DAYS NUMBERED.
Locat Attorneys Think the Supre M q
Court Will Make Short Work of
Durrants Appeal.

The prevailing opinion among local at
torneys is that the appeal OF Theodore
Dur:ant to the Supreme Court of the
United States will be dismissed by that
tribunal with very little consideration, on
the ground that il is frivolous. They de-
clare that the question issue has already
been decided mum Der OF times, and that,
therefore, The only reason for taking it in
this case was to gain time.
The appeal was taken from an order of
the UnItei States District Court, denving
the prisoners application for writ OF
habeas corpus. The application was made
on the ground that he had been tried on
Information filed by the District Attorney
and not on an indictment by the Grand
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
Minister to Ecua Tor Here.

General A. j. Sampson of Phoenix, Arizona,
the newly appointed Minis ter Plenipotentiary
10 Ecuador, arrived here Friday night accom-
panied by Mrs. Sampson, and registered at the
Occidental Hotel. He will embark by the
next steamer for his future official residence
a. Quito Before leaving Phoenix, just after
his recent return rom Washington, the
General was rendered large re-
ceptiOn at the Adams Hotel Much
surprise and satisfaction had been accasiou ed
in the Territory ct his appointment to a
diplamatic post, since such plums are consid-
cred the exclusive dainties accorded Senator'S
and Arizona has no Senator.
General Sampson is the first diploma tic ap-
polntment from Territory since 1897, when
Louis Cass. the famous military q vernon OF
Michigan Territory, was sent Minister 10
France. In PhRIix General and Mrs Samp-
son were social leaders aud the general was
president of the Chamber of Commerce and
one OF the most prominent men in The Salt
River Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
LADEN WITH PLUMBER.
Two Girls Attempt to Escape From
the California Girls Train
ing Home.

Mabel Blume, 16 years of age, and
Claudette Lawlor, II, inmates OF the Cali
fornia GIRLS Training Home, l47 Natoma
street, were caught yesterday afternoon
while attempting to escape with num-
ber of articles and dresses belonging TO
the other inmates, and were locked up in
the City Prison.
About noon Mrs. Burt, the matron,
gave them her bunch of KEYS, with in
structlons TO fetch some wood from the
roof of the building. They slipped off the
KEY 10 the front door before returning the
keys TO the matron.
1t was observed that the girls hurried
through with their dinner, which aroused
the susJ icions OF Mrs. French, one of the
board OF directors. She sent one of the
other girls to see what they were doing
and she reported being unable 10 find
them.
An instant search was made. and the
two girls were discovered ir the hallway
making for the front door. Each was car
rying valse filed with plunder taken
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
TWILIGHT the Picture Alexander Harrison Refused Sell the Paris Government
He Wished to Hang in an Gallery

Jury, and, consequently, that it was in
violation of the Federal constitution. The
Supreme Court has already decid that
such cases do not come within the provi-
sions of The statutes, because they require
indictments in Federal prosecutions ONLY.
Although the Supreme Court can dis
miss such cases on the ground of fr voiity,
1t ca not refuse to hear them. because the
appeal acis as a stay of proceedings. Sem
ator George c. Perkins has become inter
esled in the matter to such an extent that
he has promised TO take steps necessary 10
have the statutes amended 20 that appeals
cannot be made on such a ground and the
wheels of justice remain clogged so long.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
RETURNS TO
CALIFORNIA
Alexander Harrison to Visit
This State During
November.
Charles R. Peters Intends to Go
to London to Remain
Permanently,
The DOings of the Local Artists
Latimer's Surprise
Party.

Alexander Harrison. one OF America s
foremost painters and said 10 be the finest
marine artist of ihe present time, is about
to visit California, his former home. He
caves Newport. where he is now the
guest on the yacht of Anthony Drexel.
Mr.. Harrison, prior to his following art
as profession, was in the navy, and it
may have been for this reason that he has
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
City and County Hospital and the erection

City and County Hospital and the erection
of new one.
The Grand Jury will no doubt make a
very full and comprehensive report, COW
ering all these points. If it's suggestions
are TO bear fruit, as l sincerely believe they
will, San Francisco will be the oleanest,
hand>omest. most progressive city on the
mercancontlnent My own ideas are
that posterity should help 10 foot the bills
The work cannot be done through direct
taxation. Our Credits good know of one
banker who said he could within twenty
tour hours float S10,000.O0 of our bonds
once the city decides to move in the
mattern
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
Woman's Exchange Entertainment.

The managers of the Woman's Exchange
will give an entertainment at the Colum bia
Theater Monday evening, Novem Der l. The
programme prepared is very attractive, and as
the entertainment is for q charitable purpose
1t is expected that there will be a full at
tendance
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
Took SamnIes Df yNater

Heal tn Officer O'Br!cn, accompanied by Bac-
terio ogisi Spencer, Chemist Wenzel, and Mar
ke; Insps ctor Davis OF the Board OF Health
visited Lake La Honda, University Mound and
College Hill reservoirs of the Spring Valley
Water Company yesterday TOR the purpose of
obtaining samples If the water for analysis
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
Quick WOrIr

Thomas Blanchard, who was arrested Friday
for breaking into the room of George Dixon.
the colored pugilist, in the Devon House. early
Wednesday morning, was yesterday held by
Judge Joachimsen 10 answer before the Same
rior Court in $1,000 bonds. Blanchard did not
DENY his gull.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
Counterfeit Trademark.

warrant was issued by Judge Joschims en-
yesterday tor the arrest of T. 4. kearney on
the charge OF selling goods bearing a counter
felt trademark. Itis alleged tnat on October
10 he sod TO c. J. Hink, grocer, Oak and La
guna streets, half dozen bottles OF prepara-
ton purportlng 20 be bitters ana bearing the
trademark OF q well-known brand
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24

from the other girls rooms. The KEY Of
the front door was also found in their pos
session.
The police were notified, and the girls
were taken TO the City Prison by Detrct-
ives Ryan and o Dea and booked for come
public institution
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
Anton Was Cruel.

Sophia Imahorn has sued for divorce iron
Anton Imahora on the ground OF cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
(PACIFIC sYsTEM)
Trains leave and are due TO arrive as
SAN FRA NGESCO.
AToir iuo Of rlatS 4
Main Live, Foot of Market


LEAVE FRo't OCTOBER is. 1897. ARRIVE
+6:OOA Niles San ese and Way Stations. S:z5A
1:0OA Bcnicia, SaIsun and Sacramento. IO:AOA
7:OOA Marysyile, OroYiAe and ReddiEs via
woodland Observation-Disclosures. 0;4OP
7:O0A Vacaville and Rumsey. s.45P
Caiistosa ana santa Rosa....... 6:I5P
S:OOA Atlantic Express, Ogden and East. S:A5P
s:3OA Niles, San Jose. stockton, lone,
Sacramento Marysville, Chico
Tehama and Red BniT. ..,......... 4:I3r
's;30A Peters, Milton and Oakdae. s7:I0P
9:OOA New Orleans Express Merced Fresno
Bakersfield Santa Barbara Los
Angeles. Deming El Paso. New
o - Orleans and East ;;;;....;....:;; 6'1Hr
Fresno ........................ I2:ISP
&I:00P Sacramento River Steamers. ......... H3:00P
1:39P Martinez and Way Stations ......... 7:i5P
Visalia ~ ........................ 4:I5P
4:0OP Martinez, San Ramon, Vallejo
Santa Rosa a....................... 9:I5A
4:OOP Bencia, Winters, Woodland,
Vile and sacramento ...,......... iO:4oA
4:3oP Niles, Tracy and Stockton. 19I0P
4:3OP Lathrop, Modesto, N1erced, Ray
mond Gor Yosemite), Fresno
Barbara and Los Angeles ....... 7,45A
4:3OP Santa Fc Route Atlantic Express
for Moiave and East. ............. 6:IoP
gJ:S0P Sunset Limited Z" Los Angeles, Ell
Paso, Fort Worth, Little Rock, st.
Louis, Chicago and East .......... sIO:15A
COOP European Mail, Ogden and Last -, 9:40A
6:0Or HayWarts Niles aud San JOSEF. 7:45A
!s;O0r Vallejo t7:43P
S:OOP Oregon Express Sacramento, Marys-
vile, lietlding, Portland Puget
Sound and East ..--.............. 7;45A
SAN LEANDR0 AND HAYWAEDS LOCAL.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

From San Francisco, Commencing Sept. le, lse7
WEEKDAYS
For Mil! Valley and san Rafael-%7 :25 80
l:30 a. NJ. ~l;45, 3:45. *5:l5. 500. $50 Il.
Extra trips fo- San Rafael on Mondays Wednes
days and Saturdays 81 ! 80 p. n.
SUNDAYS
For Mill Valley and San Rafael-~S 100. 10000,
~ll 80 A. NJ; "l:i5, 500. @4:30, 6:l5P X.
Trains marked run to San Quentin.
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:25 A. N. weekdays for Cazadero and way sta
tions: As p. N. SATURDAYS (mixed tTain) for
Duncan Mi.Is and way stations: 300 A. u. sun
days for Po Mt Reyes a nd way staiions
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
IOUET TAMiLPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY
(Via Sausalito Ferry.

Via Sausaito Ferry.
Leave San Fran cisco Commencing Sept.
10, 1897:
WEEK DAYS-9 :SOA. Arrive :. f. 4:55 p. n.
SUNDAYS-S;oU l0;00, IL so A. NJ; Isis +. II.
special TIPS arranged for by applying o
THO~. COOK 4 SON, 621 Market st.. San EKaA.
Cisco, or telephoaing VAysIn OF amalpaE
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
NEW WESTERN HOTEL

Il EARNY AND WASHINGTON SPS-Rr
IN modelled and renovated. KING, WARD Il co
European plan Rooms soc 10 81 SO per day 81
TO 50 per,week, So 10 $50 per monEn; Tres baths;
hot and cold water every room; nEs srSLAs a
every reom; elevator runs auniSaE
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
Tiburon Ferry-Foot of Market So.
San Franciscn tn San Rafaal

Connections-At stockton with steamboat. OF
{. n. q l. o., avins san Francisco and II tockton
at r. NJ. daily; Merced with stages to and from
SneiIi"es Iouterviile. etc.; also vii stage from
Uornitos, Marposa. etc; al Ianker,hiu, viii h
stage TO and from MADEIRA
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
SAN LEANDRO AND HAYWAEDS LOCAL.
foot OF Market Street,

COAST DIVISION Narrow Gauge).
Foot of Market Street.)
s;I0A Newark CenteryiIlr San J lOse FELTON,,
Boulder Greek, Santa Cruz and Way
Stations. s..........................- otOt
s2:15P Newark Ceuterville, San Jose, New
Anaden, Felton, Boulder Creek ~
Santa Cruz and Principal Way
Stations .................... .I0.5G
4.I5P Newark San lose and Los Gatos -. S:2G
Way Stations '.................. t7:at
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
CREEK ROUTE FERRY.

CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRAEOISCO-FOOt of Market Street tSip S)-
t7:15 900 HOGAN. tl:6o 200 taco
400 1900 +s:9oP.M.
From OaKLAND-FOOt Of BrOadway--6:Oo 500 1O;oO4.M.
1900 100 taco 800 t4:so -S:oop.M.
COAST DIVISION Broad Gauge).
Third and Townsend Sts.)
6;55A San Jose and Way Stations New
Almaden Wednesdays only )....... 6:55A
9:OOA San Jose Tres PlOs, Santa Cruz,
Pacific Grove. raso ltobes, San
I.uis OIispo Guadalupe, Surf and
Principal Way Stations 4:I5P
IO:40k San osu and Way StlLious SS:S0A
II:3OA San Josa and Way STATIONS ....... S:35A
-2:3Or San Matco Redwood, Menlo Park.
Santa Clara, San Jose, Groy,
Hoiistcr Santa Cruz. Salinas,
Monterey and Pacific Grove -l0:4OA
s3:I5p San .Josp and Principal Way Stations %9:0oA
.i:I5r San Jose and Principal Way Stations 9:10A
s5:00P Sag Jose and Principal Way Stations l:3oP
5:30r San lose ana, Principal Way Stations 5:3oP
6sOP San jose and Way Stations. 7;seP
tIE:I5P San .osn nnd Way Stations. ........ 1:3oP
A for Morning j for Afternoon
SUNDAYS excepted {. Sundays only. Saturdays only
n Monday. Thursday and Saturday nights only.
Mondays and Thursdays. "a
SWednes,lays and saturdays
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-08
Lining Department.

The matter of lining dress is of big
Importance in its make up. Have you
been paying too much for your Innings?
Heavy Canvas for stilfening skirts, the
best of the 10c sort, here only Sc per
yard.
Best Perkolne Innings, only 1Oc per
yard.
Fine Fast Black Waist Lining. printed
backs. only IL 1.2c-usual 15c sort
Fine Fast Black Lining with pretty
printed back-the best Zoe sort-now TIC
per yard.
Black Moreen Lining, for lining and
stiifening skirts, only DC per yard.
Finest French Double Faced Liniugs
Saline finished, the 33c quality: here 25c
Fine quality real Moreen for Petit
coats, 81 PC per yard
Plain and Fancy Silkot for Petticoats,
25c per yard.
Extra Heavy Linen Canvas for stilfen-
ing, IL l2c per yard.
Real Hair Cloth, red aud black, 33c
per yard.
Best imitation Hair Cloth. 10c per yard
Linen Wire Cloth, interlining for
capes, loo per yard.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-08
Beautiful Ribbons.

Exquisite things in the New Roman
Striped ard plain ribbons. None but
strictly first-class in quality and all pure
silk, find Il place in this department
3 inch Roman stripes, fine quality,
pure silk, only 25c.
No 40 Roman Stripes. only 33c.
No &, 4 1-2 inches, Changeable Roman
Stripes only SOC.
No. 40 Roman Stripes, extra fine quail
ity, SOC
No. 60 Roman Stripes. superh quality,
soc
No 80 Plaid Ribbon, fine quality, all
silk, only 39c.
No so Plain Ribbon. fine quality, all
silk, only 39c
No so, l-2 inch, Mult-Shaded Satin
More Stripes, lovely quality, 50c
inch very fine quality Plaid Ribbon
extremely pretty. only soc.
BY far the largest stock Of Ribbons
ever shown in Notwithstanding you
want-buy them here and save Il snug
little SUN for other things you will
need
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-08
Curtains and Portieres.

We are asked sometimes If we "give
away" or "throw inn poles with cur
tains. WE DO NOT. our curtains are
priced at their actual worth and nothing
is added for poles. The "gve way" poles
idea is old and thread bare-fact is, it Is
trap for s'ckersn-and belongs to tn,
age of peddl,ng, plumber and piracy
Biggest curtain value always at the
big stofe-one price and n straight deal
Good lace curtains, full length, SOC n
pair, regular soc sort.
Better grade Lace Curtains, full 8
yards long, SOC pair.
Enormous stock aud big values in Lace
Curtains at 75c, 81. Sl.25, %l39 $40
and So il pair.
Pretty Waite Irish Point Curtains,
3 l. 3 yards long, only 50 80 pair
White liish Point Curtains, made of
plain Swiss net, with Insertion aud
Edgng, So 30, SO aud 81 IL pair.
New Ruilied Bed Room Curtains the
great favorite nowadays.
Plain White Organdie, RULED, 3 3
yards, $3.50 pair
White Striped Muslin, RULED, 3 /
yards, $l.39 n pair
Imported Dotted Swiss, ruffled, 3 g
yards, Sl.50 pair.
New Persian Tapestry Curtains and
portieres, in great variety, $3.50, $3.50
and So pair
Big line Chenille Curtains, $3.50, SO,
$3.50; 81, So. $b: SIS 81 and 81 pair.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-08
THE KICKER.
He Has Something to Say About the
Street Sprinkler.

What is the matter with the street
sprinkler? Do the people derive any real
benefit from that ''institution?n \, ell
] think not. When the days are nice and
warm and hardly a leaf stirs, this affair
cones up Salem avenue and leaves that
thoroughfare regular mudhole from
one end to the other, making it uncon :
Portable for Eheelmen, pedestrians, etc,
and when a day like yesterday arrives
and the winn rises no sprinkler is in
sight. The dust is blown in binding
sheets and stores are literally filled and
goods covered over with it. The citizens
ought to rnise n howl about the service
being furnished in tits respect. The
sprinkler goes out to the postoffice and
right in front of the Bridgewater build.
ing the water is poured until regular
mudbole is the result, much to the dis
gust of the people who are compelled to
pass the street. Sometimes Salem ave
nue. is so muddy that it is actually dan
gerous fer cyclists to run down the
street. A number -of riders have had
their wheels slip from under them on ac-
count of the fearful condition OF the
street after the. sprinkler has passed.
This is dangerous operation for the
rider and if such business continues the
city may Mt some time expect suit for
uiihaSeS ChuSeu ny ~ broken lln ID or 1rac-
tured skull.
''The Kicker wants to suggest that
it would not be aniiss for an officer to 20
up Franklin road occasionally at night.
Only Il few nights ago Il man went to the
residence CT n widow and demanded
admittance. He was refused and skulhed
away in the darkness. A threat to fiji
his hide with lead had the desired effect
of soaring him away. The people of that
vicinity would be glad to know how a
blue coat looks after night
The party or parties who did the shoot
ing out ut the river few nights ago were
not all trying new guns which they had
Just purchased. Its-is understood that
the young ladies who were out on the
river coat riding were nearly frightened
ut of their wits.
That saw mill which was recently re-
moved to running stream of water in
BedfOld county is not yet able to furnish