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IN THE DEAD.

one» end “Incidents in the
‘t‘ * Streets oi‘ Johnston.

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now: mourns WANTED.

Bereaved Fathers Obllged to Bury‘
: - their Families Themsdves.

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fit 1” ll. Unlaaarrad and Ileana
fine health at the Living—It In low
IN“, outbi- That from Twenty
ea Davey Dame-gen on the Railroad

caught la the noon Pariahed.
l. AI. Ala-t mucous-1s- Iluve Bean
N8 D “(ht-”flu l'onrtaanth Bag-

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bdlihntdohmtowuandthamrrounding
“In utCamhria, Ira-relivills, Kern-
dewill never be known,

Illalrnttenwtis nowbelug made to as-

it within a reasonably tair limit.
Mhbaiagdonathroughubureau otregls-
hunt. ”Qty-Gilli! agenciu have boat
withlutheilood districts, and m
mhuvebaunotilledtereglsterthem-
dI-Ddthekfamill-atouoa Theruwere
“WWI-gin Johnstcwn and the
named before the terrible mtav-
“(also undid,” have so far- registered.
“Weatheworkofregistratlonls dubbed,“
willhekuownabouthow many personsare
The work .49 nary carefully and
will! done. special em bolus taken
mmtduplieanons.
)lapwinteudsnt limb-oi the Cambria
lrd‘curnpny, who i regarded as unex-
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nudism t from thedond. his
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:0”, bald”! Illawny to the [loud sul-
stars.

A family of ion perilous harried llerher
came here laot Wedueeduy irunr libods lol-
und. The father and several onus secured
work in the Cambriu iron works All were
drowned eacept Barry, a l3- gear-old son.
The little fellow has been taken in charge by

alady living out of town. lie says his uncle,
Thomas B. Pugh. lives in Wenterly, it I.

.llrylng the Ulidaatifled Dead.

Y-terday was the day set aside by the
eitisuns' committee for the burying of all the
unidentified dead that have been lying in the
melons Sunday. At )0 o'clock In the
morning the men who were in charge of the
burying started to work and were busy all
day. There were no pathetic scenes at these
bin-rule. The men who were hired to do this
work seemed to do it as a matter at businesn.
The bodies were interred in the cemeteries
nearest the places where they were found.
About noon a procedon of fifty radius was
seen going up the hill above the railroad.
There was not a mournsr present. and the
right was a ghastly one to behold.

It will take several days to bury the bodies
in the dlflemut graveyards, as there were
few graves dug until yesterday morning,
and no implements to dig them with. A
large detachment of men ‘havo arrived trorn
Pittrdnlrg, and they were immediately put to
not dioxins unve- amguoar m in»
indium this. earth dtdareut M
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1 “my. Perhaps Fatty. Pertahud.

It is now definitely settled that at least
twenty, and perhaps forty, persons were lost
on thetwo section of the day expre- that

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AS Till aucauuto FLOOD Ll" JUHSII’OWK.
lelt I‘ittalurrg at 8 a. or. Friday and on the
acmuulatimr train that was about toleave
Johnston that afternoon. There have been
numerous and conflicting mmrts about how
many trains were caught in the ilmd, but
fromvnost reliable sources it has been learned
that three trains were caught by the water.
Mr. Edward McL‘Irllough, oi the Westrnore-
land Coal company, was among the pawn-
gurs on the day expres- cast on Friday morn-
ing. He states positively that both sections
of thcduy oxprua and the accommodation
Were caught in the flood. Said he:

“It is my opinion that at least twenty peo-
ple were drowned from the trains. In fact,
I an cuuut that many mining myself, and
the death rate may go as high as forty.
Thcro was one purlor car and three
on the ekprcesand semalothcr can We
did not know of The flood until about thirty
seconds before“ was upon us. We heard the
whistling of the engines, and nil who could
ran to the hills. Among the passengers were
two young ladies, one of whom, i think, lived
in I’ittuburg, and the other, who had been
visiting her in Pittsburg, lived in New Jer-
scy. They heard the warning and run out
of the car, but it was muddy and they went
back for their over-shoes, und before they
could get away they were caught by the
water and drowned. The next morning we
found uictii 116M.

A C383“ New.

‘Whe'cdofiid' porter and one woman were
loot from one of the sleeping cars. The porter
tried to save the woman and they were both
drowned. In another car an old gentleman
was lost, and in the m car a woman loot
her husband and r and another lady
panengerand her three children were lost.
The woman made adesperntc ciYort to save
the children, but it was useless, as the odds
wee so great agnimt her. A woman named
Christian, who lived in Missouri, was lost
from one of the cars, and twelve passmgers
inthedayconcharehiising. Oneof Dnly' s
theatrical harmonics was ononeof the trains,
but I do not think any of the members were
lost."

It is said that at least eleven of the pmple
lost from the train were Pittsburgers, but it
'Iuinrpnmible to ascertain any names The
railroadcompanyhusuomenamottbe
missing, but refuses to give them out until
they are certain the people have been
drowned.

Clearlug the Streets.

Capt. W. R. Jones and Evan Jones held a

cumultation and arranged the scheme for
" the stream
”Alon and fire will do it," said Evan Jones

“We have about 2,!!!) in all. We'll just

gathernpandcut allth'utruck out on the
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scatter the auhea,and there won‘t be any—
thingtomnindthecltinensottheirtrouhle."

harbour-hushed tarts ww-e up,and
thameuwaeharingdownthemountainof
lumhandlogu and piling tbemrwadylor
“lama Great billowu of throes have

”Wear-smut tbeluwos'mgdunrh m

fllehyauduowthumarepblate
nllpartuofthecity,altlmghthedeln'h
h by no means removed, nor
willitbeforaevaraldaya Therawill
be clear ground next londay between
therlveru, upon whiohJohnstownpeopla
mayagaiuhuildandagalngrowrichand
gmt. Horne resideutuhaveeven
annetoregardtheloodintbelightofa

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ten use must on upper worse.
pletaly dvmulhhsd.‘
Distribution 0' Inppliee.

«en, llnstiugn Ina Inflected his amiutauh
In). A. l. Spengler, toarigaulue the follow»
tug riopnrtrmota of diatrlhutiou: Baal and
reread... clothing, --inware, dour, rodeo. auger
and tws, Inlet Spengler has also organised
a hptw‘lll depart-mot including Kernville,
“'tludvllt', t‘anrl‘ria titty, Morreilvrlle, Cour
maugh and t ther towns, and in each of these
he run establish brunch depots. and from
these uni-mm will distribute the necessaries
to the It'nr‘lhy. This schema will enable those
in charge to gIVe tnall who are needy and
prevent .mlmsitiun. The priuclpal depot h
at the l’cnrroylvanla passenger station. A
portion It the platform has been wired elf,
and large tat-lee, filled with all klndsof good,
substantial, cooked and unmoked ford,“-
rnnged along the whole length 0! it. Pnllw
areon gourd, not only to repvem the eager
crowds lut alsotoprevent the incoming oi
loafers, who anti" abundant. Thins nuk-

 

'ing aid are ad titted to the wirudpa-age-

their wants are attuned
to, their baskets filled and arldmsees taken,
they are hustled out at the other end, where
also are stationed several oilicers, wbouar-
rowly mum each rrutgnur, In order that he or
she may not duplicate the visit in the mm.

way, and as last

 

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Layer Hpangler says: “We have an abun-
dance oi everything except boots and shine.
and there ohould be a supplyol thumbn-
nrediatI-ly. Each applicant ismppliad with
a day‘s rations either tor blur-ell or his
family. These whodo not have families and
are hungry are given lunches from the
annulled we limp “I.“ II to Mil-wt
Haney h at ue- also ”now

than yand are willing to buy
utt there is nohiug tobuyiuthaoityau’d
we can sell no
ludlcnl ltnllnl and Those “'hu I... It.

Dr. W. ll. hrs-man, ot Johnstown, is h
charge of the medial relic! corp». lie is
misled by over dill physiciana Dr. Inw-
man sum

“The lint day or two very few injured
[ample “(mm- Tbeynre mining in now
by the rcuro, sickne- ie-gettlug alarming,
and we see our duties multiply hourly.
Nervom pvoutrntiou, pneumonia and (ever!
will be and are the mt frequent ail-
ments, and pneumonia I sure to be very
prevalent lacunae of exposure in the water
and (Murine-L Thereare over 2,411) sick in
the gem-mi hoepi herunnd in the boroughs
already, and liars will be three times -
marry. We nrus arrange to diuinlect the
city inrrnwliately. Two car brads of dkirr
lcr'tanhr have ulFly been resolved fruit

 

I’ittuhurc' but a in load will be myuirod.”

The its. It the «Herod dead keeps up lta
appalling growth‘ but the hut oi thou reeog~
hind is r. ut no lAi'xo, owing to the [let thnt
marry oi the bodice recovered are burnt be-
yond rec gnitlnu or demmp-witlou has set in
The aaccr mined lint. 0! 2,3“) bodiu has been
nugrrrcnt- d by [3W more in Jobnstown, Cam-
bria and Ker-“ville: a large number at Wood-
I'ulc and. It lei said, 32 at Nineveh and vicin—
it y. The IrrI-lcrlukcrs are bewrning lagged
out, many having worked day and night for
at‘\'cllty~l “It boon».

( ir-avlng‘Awny the Wrocl-
Ar'lhm Krrk, oi I’iitshurg, yeutarday began

pug-urine in how away the ruftof wreck

alm'ciiu wire.
“I can giro Io idm," ho mid, “of the
will take, but it will ban

 

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'I'III PESSSYLVAXIA RAILROAD suntan.

work of necks l have had some euparinee
in blasting wrcc but this is a jobotunpre
indented nmgn do. I cannot tell yet to
what rxlvnt the mrmrt of the river, as we
bring it back its channel, will will the
dynamite. The lid raft is about 400 feet
wide by 1,200 fietlong: and, since hinting
down to the water, it is about on feet thick.
Hey that it will average If; feet of tree
trunks, hvnvy timbers, locomotives, railroad
iron, rrrarlrinery, and wire (run the works,
all tangled and wedged together as only a
flood can do it. The work at a flood Bthe
work of u maniac without plan or intelli—
gence. 5 l t has no beginning and no end.
There is no keystone to it. Every great
stick of timber, every man of iron is a
separate key."

“With the dimensions I have named the
solid raft contain: about 7,2004”) cubic feet
to be blink“ and wrenched away. Our plan
b to begin at the foot/01 the run in the first
arch of the bridge, removing the light
wreckage nnd asheu and taking out such
bodies aul iragroenls of bodies as may be
brought to view. Then we will bore bola in
the large tram and timbers at that spot, load
them with dynamite and blow than topless.
When we have broken upaamull place it
that archway we will turn the water Into it
by means of a bracket darn aurora the new
channel. “'9 will work up and nae- stream,
taking ou' the remains as test as we uncover
them. The hodicswillnotbeiujured bythe
dynamite. It to the nature of that exyIlordve
that, though very powerful, its efl'ect is lllllr
turd to tho matted Inn-mud
the charge, Ilifftring from black powder,
which termawido area, though much less
completely. The current may wash some
bodicuaway aseezfionuof thornttbreukup,
butnoothcrutha araiutherewillhelost. I
havewllmenandtbeworkwillbepusbedn
fast as possible. 3

"The sanitary question is becoming a mrir
ouuonctothecitiosdowu Muwdl n
he. Thewaur that waflres among these
decaying bodies goes us down to the influent
through M tb icoplu of Plttuhuvg
and Allegb-Iy gut {wt-taking water. It's
horrible to think at. "

Lient. Liggutt, reminding a npmdrrm at
the companies of the fifth reglmurt, ls-
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whowouldnot

Allvepound ofdynnmltehaubamex»
plodedamong wreckage at the second
piarattbeweut do! theutoue War. It ‘
Inadeatrrritlc hutfailed todislodga
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MONEY FOR THE SUFFERERS.

The President hustled at a floating la
Washington-Manda Subscribed.

Waumxorox, June [—11- fa

thereliei of the Johmownauilauuatwn-
hrdbhall broughttegethcnmuyprumlaent
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Aunggrvguheltlhwwaaenherthed.
Puber- rnosu valuable than the

cheats throughout the dry.
cloneui the unsung aseflortwea quds a
yuamulutlon thanking tiny-adder" toe
hisserrieeuaschairmauut the lasting and
for the interest he had mil-stud la the

withdraw it. and then, ole-clan“ the tneethg
ad yournul. quietly left the hall.
(tuner-nu fallen llayu.

hruca, N. h'.. June h-At a meeting (It
the [acuity and stir-loathe! thnwll univau
uity Chill) was Mind far the John-town
outfaven Two utuduata nauwd Kurd. whr.
are metros, lost their paruutunad horm- la
the disaster. l'roleasr-w W. 1). Williams, at
Cornell, that h father, three sisters and an
uncle in the Johnston druid. have
Mentalionbytllh city to need I“ 80 “It
utr'u-keu nights.

Nuw lluouuwrcu, N. J., June B.~'l‘he no
dents of Columbia college have ruined till
tor the Johnnie-u uuflervva The scholan in
the public win-sols and unpluyeu la ttua lacto
riauaraactlve inthecaae nadavorollecting
money undcluthiag. The yrasng lady uta
dents hen are greatly worried, I no word
has been received from their relatives at
Johnston since the catastrophe occurred. A
coutrlbutkm 0! 81,11!) wnu mnt, an! it h as
[noted that 02,!!!) will burn-ad. The clergy-
meu are active, and collect-one will bemado
in all churches on Surety next. A oumrg.
ment 0‘ dating mod mm’ahu will be out
to Jukuetown. ,-

IW Shore is .0 00‘ Work.

Pun-onto. Jason-Thales! reiiol eu-
nnttmyaotwdayhadl- huubfull or wort
and its collars rapidly filling with contribu-
tions, the steady drain on which, however,
medal! ponibihty at a dis-rum- find
of tourney. The cash torrent. neverthelem,
sweptaway hunger find cold frumthe do
titute who poured into I’itmhurg on every
train from Johann-n, and the big, open
heart of the l’tttdrurg public provided them
with temlnrnry houeeu. Every public insti-
tution was and into requisition, and many
private houatu have open-a! harspituue doors
to the m

The l'ittoburg ladies have taken the with
ofrelielin hand,a.uditisoartaln tohadosIe
both eiilcieutly and tamhrly. An urgent-
tiou has been elected and prey-rations made
on a scale unnamed-Irate with the occasion.
Atwoodmenhashasnmuuterad in to
mart every incoming train from the cunt
will. carriage» and take outlaws at can to
the Second Presbyterian church, who they
are in! and, thorn who need it, clothed. Their
bodily wants rvliorvad, they are tak- (mm
the church and placed in the variety tour
porary hints-s

There were Lilli workmen sent out on a
special train last evening armed with picks,
shovels, etc., and they created a decided an»
oath») as they marched down Fifth avenue.
The tools and «gulp-mute on the train weru
Valued at Kahlil).

STATE AND NATIONAL AID.

Governor flavor and ”President Burris.-
llwlwg Everything I’w-lhla. '

llaanmucm, June h—Goveruor Beaver
ha been sitting by a Western Union operattiv
for ten hours 11th mm" at John
town, giving information to I’reeideat Ran
rimn an- In the mlitiou of adaire in the
flooded district, and getting news [mm the
various parts of the sate on the subject. He
revolved a longdlspatch from the mayor and
othercltizenurl Will , showing the
who nu‘ompllahnd by the frushet and the
dutltutiou existing in that city. The db
patch repute that ttumsandaof peoplaare
hunch; that actual want prevail; and
that prompt support is urgently ml. The
lore of hrmlaa' allure Estimated at salmon,
whilaotlwr damagedoue by the floral will
exceed that annual. Owing to the uapro
cutentiy high water the my supplies
cannot be obtained at Williamsport. The
goveruurbas telegraphed to layer l’rtlc,
of Philadelphia, and layer Kennedy, oi
Reading, to dispatch food trains to Wiltiamuv
port,andinrwaponsetourmuart of tI-egov-
ernor President Barrhon had a similar train
started from Washington. Pant Vice Prat.
dent Thorium, of the Pennsylvania railrvud,
has devised a plan by whit-lithe pvt-vista»
can be to their destinations. The
train: will be met at Bunbury by a otaarnbuat,
which will carry the supplies to a point be-
yond wheratha Iridgn at Montgomery St»
tionutood,whon they will be traded one
train tor \i'iilramspert.’

Although thegoveruor bordered a car-
loadof tents to Willhuuport, they are in—
uutllcient to meet tbedemaud. TheUnited
States gokumrnt is also being drawnon
(or tenta

Pontoon. to Bridge III. lllvaru.

The governor lms augzeutal to theprai-
dent that pmtoous be sent toJuhnsww'n to
be swung acro- thu strwan- and lured
to take the mountain dehrh over then.
The pro-idem Ms telegraphed that they
have been ovdawd to be dipped. Judge
White, of Indiana county, and optimum
End, (1 Watmoveiarnl, have hen muted
by the germ to organize forcar to rev
move thedebviaon theCemeumughnnd
Wfivemaadthathe willueetlrat
turuls are furnrulred.‘

The Fourteenth regiment has hen directed
to proceed toJohuutown todo police duty.

Nothing has been heard from Lock Haven,
nudthegreuteutfenr istelthythe governor
that dreadlul information will be received
{ranthat place within a short time. The
gcrmhaureoeiveduarwtrihutkmotflog
on from New Haven, Conn. A lispatah
to the govauor fruu Willianiuport oayo
(Knuth been out-cribs! by the bud-
mus tor theraliat at the m The lab
at inlaruutiou received through thomaysu
0! WM is that my hora-u were
.rr’md‘lwqy, and thntthe-rmary mdilltm
ot the inundated path. at the city is hero
rifle, requiring the immad'mtu applicati- d
dbl-factual:

Willi-mt. The Rm unyu, was not the
only uut'levar bytha flood, totallthetow-nr
in thavicinity m visited by the watm
with tmrful alert.

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BAKING POWDER
PlillE?

Do its lsnufeoturers Publish all
the Ingredients Deed?

is IT FREE FROM AliliililAt

As is well known. ammonia isunhealtb-
fulin Maud dries up the broad
material.

Protection to mulberr- of food com-

lieu in their ability to choose
those made from healthful substances.
Unis. manufacturers publish jut what
their baking powderieuradeflofnlouot
use their genie. buthuy

DLEVELAND'S SUPERIOR
BAKiNG POWDER.

Thispowderisruadeonl oldrletl pure
manual oftartar. a’ndmrictlgure
manna“ of Rdmniw-itbhalittla w
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PERFEGTLY PURE.

A non DI". iCIUL'li BEVERAGE. TRY IT.

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It.» brat Ian Nun-t and L 'nram an aim-intr-Iy
pure a fr»- . win all adulh rsw mu or cult-rm;
umrrv In Mr III—mirth al'y I-uilv .
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Criental i: 'lsctal Tea 63.. L't'd.
"rad Odin .15 hurling Slip, New- York.
For ' --- in un- la-4 Info-j!“
F. I). LAW'I‘ON A’ (30.. '
D. L’IlilllEIlIEL,

CHAS. ll. FEBBIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.

A Talk With

Col. Fania. loses Glover. Dnvld Flatt.
s. It Stanley. llru. Henry Say-oar
Iltl (Mien.

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Below will be lead a sample at the multitude or
later! of mamtl’rankliu Bowen A sou. of
116 Broadway .‘ew York daily
joined nuaolirilid lath-minis etc from your friends
and n: murals-ea yen know and

he 0:! to pen t'aa M:
w was sure to e a y o
What huheaiume forolhcruran lrtlmem fotyou
anditiotolly mloumuuluwheuthc mun-d
my lieu at your very door.

col. 0. I. '83.]. myu: "In ms I was
his sick with lm-pupna-dJ anadsee o! thewust
danptlou. reducing my weight about sixty pounds.
tendered about our year and a half. [naming
was done that medical still could "agent. nully
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cavedaadharctxcauwelimanfuvoveroixyearv.‘

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amuvumuvuibyllr ofl‘taw Yolk
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astubluto
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wulwumunniere.

ll S‘I’A’l ll',uearlytlghtyyvaruold. and
wueuudrri ramiyimshardarous. The
Would Milan “a'rrvem his lung.” and
could nut live flariugheard of the
anode-shy 'I'heeu‘reut Blood Panther" Inst
tuvit utouecud took it (althfally ly roughdie
uweaseddamaowqjgtng‘gmdhcanh.

Testimony of: Remarkable Cure

in horwalleona.
Ilsa Coll. Starr. (new lam Charles
Bennett). Grant on. Forwalk. (but.
trouble. Dyspepsia, impaired circa
latte-mimotmding;wnuaouervuua that
okra-id nuillrv rueepnnreat. Paldouttwev
eighthaadreddulxarstodectovs. undue-not heap
Ittedouecat'o «cumbeadh ruined I much
thepuieuumed‘eiaouau hy the disease tor w
theywmlakcn She :“Idlduotupvcttn
turban-hat
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Spring Style

8111: Hats,

Boys flats, Polo Caps Tennis
Caps in all colors, rush
lists, A'c., at

KNAPP’S,

91 Washington St.

Particular attonllun paid to
Hull-n. Cleaning and Ironing
units. ops

TO NEW YORK ill LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The h’ew and Pulsilal Steamer,

(lane charles,

Capt. Fred I.. Bysbee,
Will commence linking Dally Trip to law York

Saturday, May 25.

Comfort. Safety and Speed.

Popular Prices.

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Soda
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AVING demonstrated that

we can serve you at our

Fountain with despatch, we

are prepared to prove that we

can draw better Soda than you

can find at any other place.
We have the

Richest Syrups

Made Fresh From the Fruits
_Everv Day.

We are constantly adding new
drinks.

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Is Fine.

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Made from fresh Orange
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Pleases Every-
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HALE’S LIST

Popuiif Drinks

EGG SHAKE.
H30 PHWPBATE.
BIDOD ORANGE,
CHOCOLATE,
VANILLA CHOCOLATE,
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Imported Cigars.

LORI) BBACONSI'IELD,
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In addition to the above I carry a
stock of twenty llve diaerent brands of
Domestic Cigars and believe I can suit
the moat fastidious taste. Persons that
sreln the habit of buying by the box are
invited to call and get prion, whhh will
be found reasonable

EREALE,

The Drugglst,
Cur. llaIn and Wall Streets.

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New and secondoHand

WAGONS

New and Second- Hand U

CARTS

A Lot of

Cheap Horses,

A Good Depot Wugon,
Ono Groeor’ s Wag lb
One Butcher‘s ngon.

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Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.

Barn -Yard WManures.

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A PAINTS, _
Oils Varnishes.
Berry BrosEEOil Finish.

Wire Steel Door llatu,
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