Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 April 1880 — Page 1
VOL. 8.
THE
GREENCASTLE, IND.,
(jUliENCASTTg
MEDICAL. BALD . HEAD'S
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1TRIFI THE LIFE CURRANT. NCOYIM/N
STAR
APRIL 24 1880.
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sicians throughout the country are 1 and the hark liter .Ily pealed from small ttockinji^o the points most injured, and I trees. Houses were blown from their
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!
Deodorized extract of Petroleum, The Only Article that AYill liestore Hair on Haiti Heads.
IVliat the WorSd has been AVantinu tor Ceiituries.
Blood and Liver Syrup A P«crl«*ss IS<'im‘«ly lor Scrofula, White Swo’.linp., Caneer. Erysi|ielu«, Chronic Sores, t.out. Syphilis, Tumors, Carbuncles,Salt Rheum, Malaria, ami all diseases imlieatinR an IMPURE CONDITION OF THE BLOOD !
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Cutaneous Eruptions upon the (ace or body do not neeessarily Indh ate the taint of Scrofula; hut whether the insidious poison of that dire malady is present in the system or not, certain it is that SCOVIITS BLOOD art LIVER SYRUP ; c*otni»letely cures such disorder*. It the virus J of Scrofula does exist in the veins this match-les-purifier will root out every vestige ot it. t No eruptive malady, be it scrofulous or other- ; wise.cnn resist the purifying action of this safe 1 and potent remedy, which renders the skin CLEAR, SOFT AND BEAUTIFUL, When ordinary medicines utterly fail to arrest the progerss of scrofulous and other eruptive disorders, the persistent use of this incomparable depurent secures the desired result. THIS ORAM) REMEDY is a compound of vegetable extracts, the chief of which are Sarsaparilla and Stillingia. The cures effected by SCOVILL’S BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP are absolute, and their record is undisfigured by failure. For sale by all Druggists. .DR. MOTT’S LIVER PILLS! -The Great Cathartic Vegetable Regulator.—
THc Fate XVitich Overtook fhi Towa ot Hat shfii-ld.
IS i*>soiii‘i.
Tlie Town I.iti‘rally Vi i|>|.<| Out ol Fxi*t< > iiec by a
(yclouc.
\early Oim‘ lliiitili'i'il I’l'isoas Killoil ami lliimlri.ils
Woimdi'd.
MANY BIBXEU TO DEATH IN THE [iri\> OK THEIR HOMES—SOME SWEET OfT
OF SKIHT UY THE STORM.
doing all they can to alleviate the sutler ing. Doctors went from Springfield to the James river country, six miles south as well as to Marshfield, and scores of kind-hearted people have volunteered as nurses. Captain Rogers, general inanag-
founda'ions, cattle, hegs, sheep, horses and poultry whirled into the air and carried a great distance. The noise of the storm, the crash of falling houses, and the cries and screams of the terrified people, made a scene of horror that
er of the St Louis and Sin Francisco beggars description. What was fortner-
The (jrenlo.t diiwovrry of our day, so far a. a
| They rectify torpidity of the Liver, 1 They give tone to the Stomach,
i Ttaoy act, without griping, upon tho bowels.
They remove bile from the blood.
They purify,regulate, and invigorate the body,
trge portion of humanity is concerned, is CAB , TRAVELERS,
IOLINK on article prepared from petroleum, and especially to foreign countries and the Tropics, I „ tl .i rhk-h effects a complete and radical cure in case of where disorders of the Liver and Bowels are P‘t“-<. •‘■■a mu 11 cur , , very prevalent, should always carry a box of
gldncM, or where the hair, owing to diseases of MotUH Pill? with them. b~- M. ."•> “ '■!. .... , BAKERB pAn , p ANACEA ,
FUR MAN AND BEAST.
j railway, is sending special trains of reI lie:, wlterever anv good can be done, and I all are doing everything possible to aid ; the injured and dying.
[Latest.]
1 St. Louis, April ID.—Telegraphic communication with Marshfield to night, but
, only one wire is working.
Advices are coming in constantly from 1 different parts of the country, showing that many wore killed or injured in the remote districts. It is believed many farmers’ families have been destroyed, and not yet leported. One of the wounded on James river died this afternoon, and live at Marshfield. At the latter j place all is in confusion, and the people are In such an excited state that it is al-
few facts concerning the terrible disaster m0Kt im P ossiblc 10 ^ a "y re-
. . . 1 port. Many tatnilies are homeless, and A man who came to the , , ' ’
have taken refuge in our depot and the empty cars standing at tho station. The front rooms of the Court house are still standing, and have been converted into a morgue. The school building is used
St. Louis, April IB. — It is reported that nearly the whole town of Marshfield, Missouri, was blown down by a terrific wind-storm last evening, and then burned, resulting in frightful loss
of life.
From passengers who paused through Marshfield on the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad at 8:30 last night, a
I is also a speedy restorative, and while its use score* a luxuriant growth of hair, it nlso brings back he natural color, and gives the most complete eatfaction in the i»Hin;r. The falling out of the hair, he accumulations of dandruff, and the premature aange in color are all evidences of a diseased c»*a!tton of the scalp and the glands whlcta nourish the air. To arrest these causes the article used must assess medical a* well as chemical virtues, and the bange must begin muler the scalp to be of permaent and lasting beneilt. Such an article is CAR IOLINE, and, like ninny other wonderful discovtics, it is found to consist of elements almost in heir natural stare. Petroleum oil is the article rhich is made to work such extraordinary results ; ut it is after if h .s been chemically treated and ompletely deodorized that it is in proper condition Dr the toilet. It was in far off Russia that the ffect of petroleum upon the ha r was first observed, Government ofllcer Imvi.inoticed that a partially aid-headed servant of hi*, when trimming the pups, had a hab.t of wiping his oil-besmeared ands in his scanty locks, and the result was in a bw months a much liner head of black, glossy hair han he evi r had before. The oil was tried on iorses and cattle that had lost their hair from the attic plague, and tho results v ere as rapid as they fere marvelous. The n ones and even the tail a of Drees, which had fallen out, w ere completely ro* Medina few weeks. Tl.es** experiments were raided to the world, but !'.:«• knowledge was prac* tally useless to the prematurely bald and gray, as [o one in civilized society could tolerate the use of fined petroleum as a dressing for the hair. But tho (kill of one of our chemist-has overcome the dlffiulty. and by a process known only to himself, he as, after very elaborate and cosily experiments, sue* ieded in deodorizing r uined petr h um, which •enders it susceptible of being handled us daintily s the famouseci't dc cologne.. The «‘xperiineht* with he deodorized liquid on the human hair were atiended w ith the moat astonishing results. A few ppllcations, where the hair was thin and falling, tive remarkable tone and vigor to the scalp and hair Every particle of dandruff disappears on the first or second dres**in * and the liquid so searching in its nature, seems to penetrate to the roots at once, and set up a radical change from the start. It is well known that the mo«t beautiful color* art* made from petroleum, and, by some mysterious operation of nature, the nseof this article gradually imparts a beautiful light-brown color to the hair which by continued use. deepens to a black. The color remains permanent for an Indefinite length of time, and the change is no gradual that the most intimate friends can scarcely detect, its progress. In a word, it is the most wonderful discovery of the age. and well calculated to make the prema-
turely bald aud gray rejoice.
We advise our renders to give it a trial, feeling satisfied that one application v. id convince them of its wonderful effects. I'ittsbnryh. Commercial of
•>ct 82, 1*77.
The article is telling ita own story in the hands of thousands who are usmg it With the most gratifying
mid encouraging results :
W II Brim.A:Co., Fifth Avenue Pharmacy, says. We ha\c sold preparations for the hair for upward of twenty years, but liave never had one to sell hi well or give *u< li universal ni’ i -faction. We therefore recommend it with confidence to our friends
and the general public.”
fi Mr. GrsTAVt s F. Ham., of the Oatea Opera Ttonpe, vrotev: “ After si woek use L am con\inced, a* arc also my comrades. Mint your ( arboline 1 huHtind isproirtuing a wonderful growth of
hair where 1 bad none for years.”
C. II. Smith, of the Jennie Right Combination, writes * ** After using your • Carboline' three weeks I am convinc'd Mint bald bend* can be * re-haired.*
It's simply woude.ful in my ease."
B. F. Arvrni Holyoke. Mass., writes: • YourTa:!' i ba-restored my hair after every-
thing else hud laiU d.”
Joseph Iv Povd, attomey-rvt-law, No. Attleboro, Mass., write* : For more than •JOyears a portion of my Ih'»hI has been as •mco h r.nd free from Lair as a billiard bull, but some eight weeks ng*» I w»8 induced to iry your (hnboiine. and the effect has been simply wonderful. Where no hair has been seen for y er* Mm« i.« w a;»p a thick growth, and I am convinced that ’ y < iiiinmngits use I Hhan have as good a head of hair us I cv» r hud. It is growing now nearly a» rapidly as hair does after
it if cut.
CABBOLXNE *'5 now presented to the public without fear if con* [ ■ I'lirtinii «s the hc'-t Per'01 ifiv«» :ind Beautifier of ! lu* Hair the world has ever produ'* (l.* Price, ONE DOM,A II per bottle. Sole! b) all l#f tigglal*. KENNEDY * CO.TpITTSBURG,PA.. I bole Agent* for the United Sta’es, the Cauada* and t j r • "it i ’>■ di
THERMAtm
A bufe uud Ue.iub e Substitute for ifculnllie The only 25 cent AGUE REMEDY ixisar txxx: "KKronXj3D
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For external and internal use. The greatest Pain Reliever of the age.
am gleaned. A man who came to the depot at the edge of the town, while tho
train was there, reported that at
o’clock a furious hurricane struck the
leveled all that part of
the town lying west of the center | Hat to the ground. The dehris immediately took fire in several places, and Haines could he seen at some
DR RORFR’S WORM SYRUP h,llf <lozpn P oin,s b >' son,t ‘ of the l ,!lsscn - Instan’tly destroys Worms and is recommend- St,rS ’ b ° r,i ’ ' ,< ’ a ' i hu(,les ha ' , beun tak< ‘ n ,.j u.. L --‘ '*’—s.-j!-:--out, and many more were supposed to
he buried in tho ruins, nr burned up There were also many living still imprisoned in the debris of the fallen building
ly a beautiful, peaceful, quiet town of 800 people, twenty-four hours ago, is now a waste of desolation. Out of 2'X) dwelling houses, nut more than twenty are loft standing, and hut few of those remaining are uninjured. Of the business houses around the public square all but three are utterly demolished, and tln ir contents blown away, burned or badly
damaged-
About 3 o’clock a Springfield brought with provisions and
wounded.
As rapidly as the bodies could bo extricated Irom the ruins they were prepared for interment. The wounded were conveyed to the only available structure; left standing—the public school building , —which was not badly damaged. It was turned in'o a hospital. There are now] fifty wounded in the building, under the care of tho noble women from Lebanon | ami Springfield, who are doing all in their power to alleviate '.tho suffering of
freight train from about 3C0 people, medicines for the
always Cures and never Disappoints Tho world’s Kreat Poin-Relievei-Inr Man and Beast. Cheap, quick i-i-d reliable.
- . •, « — t . w .l . I of those under their care. aTathhstof 98.'and a ' proapoctVT ' Th ° ' 0S8 b ’ V thiS terri ' ,I ° Ca ' ami '^ "
eii by physician, as the best Worm Medicine in use. For-:ile by U ('UoK.-(,..
creasing before morning. Many arc yet missing. A number of people have been buried, of whom no record has been kept. It is impossible to get a list of
the dead.
Clothing!
CLOTHING CLOTHING
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Only fourteen buildings are left standand not a house in town but is more
A large number of citi-
; estimated at $350,000 to $100,000. KvI cry business house in the place is in ruins, and the stocks all destroyed except two. Of the 800 inhabitants of Marshfield who yesterday had happy, comtortahle homes, seven-eighths are without homes, clothing, food or means to pro-
o—, , . . cure them. 'The destitution and suffer All physicians in the town were killed ] ° rA lar S e "^ber of cm-, ^ ^ t(l n ib i e .
excepting two, and there was great need ZenS r “'‘ l i( Janu ‘ l an ■ pnng e i are Many bodies are lying in the court-
of doctors to attend the wounded, of | domg all they canto relieve tho suffenng.' whom it is said there were some ! Acar ^ °f provisions were sent from
hundred. A relief train, with twenty physicians and nurses and full supplies,
Springfield to-day, and contributions are looming from all towns along the line of tho road. Clothing of al! kinds is need-
house. Of tho total number killed, which is not far short of one hundred, not more than a dozen have been buried. Nothing like a complete list of killed and wounded can be obtained to night. Marshfield is the county seat of Wob-
215 miles from St. Louis,
PITCHKU’SCASTOKI.V is not Naivotic. Cllildroit grow lilt upon. Mothers like, ami Physicians I'cconiiuejul CASTOltlA. It rcjgulates the Itowels, cures Wiuil <'ollc, allays I’cvcrislincss, and destroys AVorins.
WEI DE MEYER'S CATARRH Cure, n Constitutional Antidote fortius terrible malady, by Absorption. Tho most Important Discovery since Vaccination. Other remedies m=.y relieve Catarrh, this euros at n.ny stage before Consumption sets in.
Kspecial attention of the readers of The Star is called to the Empire Mower and lleaper, sold in this county by .1.1). Stevenson vY Son, the sole agents. Persons contemplating the purchase of a mower, or combined machine, should see this one before purchasing. As an incentive to inquiry wo might state that among the features of excellence in the Empire—many of which are not found in any other mower—are the following: It is a two-wheeled, front-cut machine,
. . . , . . . . ' st< >r county,
. apparel, and were left with only what , . c , . , , , . , „ , James 1 ;* . . i situated on a plateau of the O/.ark moun- 1 with the gearing on the main shaft, be-
lains, but not of great altitude or particu- tween the drive wheels, and a ratchet to
larly exposed.
At the
I left Springfield, Missouri, this morning >
for Marshfield, and probably other trains ^ bad, - V ’ a8 familie8 loRt eVt!r >" will arrive during the day. thm S had in the " a >’ ° r wcarin *
Fifty deaths are reported on
river, six miles south of Springfield, and ,be ^ ad ° n ,
1 a great many persons are missing. A child u as tound at Maishlield ho g | #r j y PX p 08e j each drive-wheel, and will always keep | Ihe train dispatcher at Conway, four-] ' r " t ' ° a <r 1 urtj i The Kepublinan’s Marshfield special the knives in motion, whether turning to
i lecn miles this side of Marshfield, repot D a grounc , mt s ig it y mrt. says 71 victim’s of Sunday’s storm have the right or left.
arriving there from Springfield at 11 ,l,r '* 1n 1 ' lr^ " as ral ® * |been buried, and some 25 more are in a The frame is cast in one piece, and is ^o’clock, ami sa3-s be found a terrible . 1 a ' 01 11 "* ,( ^ s a * ‘ ,r ^ | dying condition. The number soriouslv short snd compac*, thus insuring great looking country trom North V iow, seven 1 ’ al ' v '‘ 1 oetors an nnr> s t woun j e( j j s a b ou t ono hundred and fifty, strength, and will nol warp or bend, and miles west of Marshfield, to the latter. U n or * la * P ac toni^il. j A babe about eighteen months old,whose throw the shafts out of line, as is the case point. Trees three feet through arc torn j O**? • ( f ,l,ir miles from Jeff- mo jjjer was killed and friends all wound- when made' ef wood or wrought iron; entirely out ol the ground, telegraph orson < ily, seven houses were demolish- eJ, y*-as found yesterday in a ravine north and unlike cast frames found in some
poles twisted off, and everything wreck e< ^ ,<cvera l their inmates injured. () f i ow ,| where it lay all night. It is now ed. The town of Marshfield is entirely A log house was blown into a deepij^g w . t ,|| Another child, two years
yesterday afternoon, found
demolished, brick as well as frame build- cut on the Missouri Pacific road at this ol(1
I have just opened a large stock of Spring ines being torn down. We did not see P°' n h and a passenger train from Ihe |n a tree top, where it had been nearly
Clothing, for men, boys and children, in all
>io\\N tvwiV cAVVha
We bought direct from the largest manufac- , ,
Marshfield at daylight this morniug, with
turers, and are able to fit from ihe largest to sGout fifty doctors, nurses* and helpers,
and a full supply of provisions, clothing and medicine stores; also, material for
mschines. which arc long ami spread out, which makes them slender, weak and
consequently liable to break.
The gearing is all enclosed in a neat, small, watch-shaped case, which completely protects it from dust and dirt.
tho smallest, and sell strictly at
more than six people as we came through ^ ra " ' Mto 'h ditching the engine, and twenty-four hours. It was considerably that town. The plfce seemed deserted, ^’verely wounding the engineer, Jas | (m ised, hut will recover. It was to-day
Doctors and nurses who came on our ourt, and las. Murphy, the fireman, claimed by its parents, who live two and The gearing is the vital part of a mowing train from Springfield, about twenty in A special from Fulton, Calloway coun-: a half or three miles south of town. D* 1 moc hi nc , and next to tho c , Ittlng appanumber, went from the depot alone to '>'• t0 tbe Republican, says a terrible aP " al mU8t ,lavo exten,Jed 0Ver | ratus demands more attention than any hunt up the pceple, there being no one '■ ,oni1 I ,as ' s<J d through that county last, . other feature. Most other manufacturat the depot to receive them. niglil, doing immense damage to farm Died. ! era are still using in their machinestho I sent a relief train from Lebanon to property, besides destroying a number. In W ashing'on tp., at the residence oI common gearing, which makes them run
of houses. AV. k. Me Elroy, Miss Harriet M. McEl-1 ncisy, and renders them shortAt Now Bloomfield Mrs. Mart/ was roy, aged •!•> years. : lived. '1'he Empire gearing is constructkilled hya falling house, and a negro fromtle 1 ■ m ll.ion hxpn i. ed on a new principle. It has been used gin Killed ny lightning. Imliananoli*. on the 15th in«t.. at« o’clock p. for the last eight years in thousands ot Another special to tho satno paper, m., Mrs. Ruby Oaborn, atfcil hi years and 7 machines, ard has been demonstrated to
WHOLESALE PRICES:
Give us a call and wo will euurantcc to sell
you clothing less than any house in the city.
giving you better goods and hotter fits.
10 00.11 00, 12 on. 13 00. 14 03, and lo 00.
Boys' Suits from $3 00 to 12 50.
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the repair of tho telegraph lino. The epuciai iu mo sumo paper, ra .
line is blown down at different points Goir. ( alitornia, says: A terrific storm 'I u'- . . be the best gearing for a mowing machine | between Springfield and Conway—per-1 V1,:,,ei1 tbB 80ut,lern I ,art ol t,1,s ( Mon ''* late John W. Osborn, the piooaor journalist o! ever invented. It consists of the spur haps ten miles altogether. lean) county last night, doing great inju- Terre Huute. She wai born April 8.17i*>, at wheel and pinion containing two sets of A new Catholic church at Cuba, ninety . r .'' t0 P r0 P Prt T. a "J killing and wounding Homer. Cortland county. New York where she u , | tl a!u . niate i y an< | intermittingly armiles from here, was blown down. No * number of persons. ihe storm first j rmjgrato(1 () In( j. antt nn(| 8ettlcd #t v . ncennei ranged, by which principle we overcome damage was done to tho railroad, except s * r,u ’l ( ^"6 little town of Barnetsvillc, m 1818. Mr. Osborn published tho Western Sun leverage, and consequently draft, bucktho destruction of one small section deploying almost every house, then pass- at Yinoenne. for a time. They earn, here in i ,. s k alia W ear, and gain durability, not house. ( ed down the valley toward North Mo- | p^'^.j^Vn^h.'flr^new'sprper published in attained by any of the old style cog St. Louis, April 19. A special to the reaux 'demolishing nearly every bu hl- ivrra Haute, the first number of which wm is- gearing. By this principle we arc also Bost-DesDatch from Lebanon savs- The ' n e''' i,s t™ 1 *- The following is a par- sued on the’.'Ist et July, in that year. Hedled onabled to reduce the size cf the gear
ost-iresparcn irom Leoanon says. 1 He . , , .... , , in 18.i<i, leaving Mrs. Osborn and four children , ,
j tornado which caused such frightful hav- 1 ' . ' . , v | 1(l Hti u gurv j v0 _ These are Mary C., wife ol "heels so that only a small caseisreoc at Marshfield last night passed entire- two l ’ b,b iron of Henry McKinney, s. B. Unokins, of Terre Haute; Bishop W.0«- quired, without the necessity of increas-
Keuhen Routon, Mrs. Sccfler, two horn and Hannah, wife of Judge Cluypool, of j nj , ^ 0 p , ar wheels to bring children of Cordean Green, a son ol jj a y ( ’ )r a o VGreencastle! C ' ' P down the size, as has been the case hereGeorge Hunter, and Jack Wilson. - “ toforo in ail enclosed gear machines,*with Several others were killed, but their tay-Here is an item of college report, the old style of geaiing. names not ascertained. Between twentv !'d'l , P e d from the Giniinnati Gazette. The Empire is the only practical enand thirty were wounded, but thmr! and C ':; , V£e B we" believe" the oii Uire closed gear machine now bu.lt with only
'>' p postofhee we believe the picture two and lwo pinions for its gearIoverdrawn: "Ihe two lady fraternities of ■ No othe wit i 1 {,, L . g( . ar wheo i en .
Mon s good suits at $fi 00, i no, 8 oo, it on. | y through Green and Webster counties.!
following the course of the James river, in a northeasterly direction. It struck
WMm
■"ut an mala hi a i. immcaskv : . ■‘aoo.fBV!
Landrelli’s Ccleliratcil Garden Seeds Are on sale at Allen's Dm# Store. Try them—always fresh and reliable. Cheaper, booause the packages contain twice as much as others. Jm 44
w. hi. n %irri:iu
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ill Ellis cf CM, FLOIMl, m:it a ?s l> <joal.
RUSSELLVILLE, IND. 4t 5: 1
the St. Louis and San Francisco railway in four places, and left it near Frank’s station, 110 miles this side of Marshfield. Ihe latter place presents a terrible appearance, there not being more than a dozen houses unharmed in the entire town. The Court house and many other buildings took fire, and the scene and effects were of the most dreadful character. At one house two children were found dead and another badly mangled, but still alive. The parents could not bo found. In another case a woman was lost entirely. She seems to have been
names are not reported.
St. Louis, April 19.—The first dispatch i Aabury (ft into a quarrel some weeks | closed,''hYriesLhunM'rwh^.dR,"and'8o".ne received from Marshfield was received, asf concerning an election in tin ir liter as high as eight. It is evid nt that tho late to-night by tho Globe-Democrat, and , ^ Twas n7tf.'major By/b.','.' * rea,t ' r ,h .?. n . un,b ? r °. , .<?‘ ar whee,a ,he
gives the following description of the
storm: 1 together with the wild barbarians, called This town and countv wore visited bv :l meeting of th" society at the unseason ims town ai,u county were visucu ,|.„ h.mal
in
, bllt greater will ho the friction, draft, wear o.h. r one, the Kappa Kappa Lamma ljn(1 corap | icatjon .
.... ... ... „..M f.aii.wi J „ STEVENSON & SON,
Sole agents fi r Putnam County.
. , , , able home of 1 p. in., without the knowl one ol ihe most destructive cyclones on o| llie 0 , )l( . ri t h,. Kappa Alpha The- liiUiaiinpolis record last evening. After passing thro' t!; an( ] took into alliliaiioii a sufficient
Jlar-
several miles of country in Christian, number ol the vandals to give the KupGreeti and Webster couties, destroying P aH a majority. The Thetas found this
out Into in tho tiav, and Wf»ro powerless
carried away bodily. No details of the everything in its pathway, leveling hous- ; w , ion tho eloction came off. Much con-
calamity have been yet received. The force of the wind stripped the bark from trees, lifted others entirely out of the ground, and telegraph polos and wires were carried a hundred rodt, into the woods, and the wires tied and knotted among thp limbs of the trees as tho’
, M n a& d .?al.Vn^ C Vf P a a d k .tf'iou“2nd they were cotton strings, rnt'rafe. SolYhrd.wTtr.r sen! i Everything poitible w being done to
by mail on receipt ot25 oontj'. Address, (’has. 1 ass'st and succor the wounded, not only H. Hires. Manufacturer, 215 Market .street, , „ . , , . . ,, „ 1'hiladelphia, 1’a. nm40 at Marshfield but at other places. 1 hy-
l.ivc Stock
kct.
Union Stockyards, April 21.
Hons—Receipts, 5,117 head; shipments, 2,979, Market opened a little active. Receipts of very good quality. Market opened active strong and at higher prices. Both shippers and packers buy-
ing. All sold .
200 It. and upward ..... .$4 90(A4 35 180 to 200 4 25<84 SO
es, barns, mills and timber, it struck this f us i on being created, the faculty tempotown about fi:30 o’clock. Eye witnesses ! rarily suspended proceedings on the plea of the approaching slot m say it was a! °f being a nuisance, and after an in vasti-
frightful looking black cloud, lined with Kdoor , s';'‘‘' , S« , bo?i. ‘WeSs'an^outfleecy white, funnel-shaped, amt moving w j( t od, but each|doclares vengeance upon Light and heavy culls . 3 2503 75 in the manner of a screw propeller. It; tho other. The beautiful girls were Cattle—Receipts, 144 head; shipments moved with wonderful velocity, literally ! not created fortho purpose of scratch- 55 No change in tills market: destroying and blowing away everything mt? eap b otbLI th 1 i 1, b' 1 }- Shoep—Receipts, 131; shipments, 558
. ' f . . , }} hair, the male sex being generally con- Pnces unchanged:
in its path, which was about half a mile ( ce< j c( j t |, e 0 i,jp C t of their wrath, and it is l> r in ie pjo to 140 lbs |5 2505 75 wide. At this point large sized trees ] too bad they can not conduct themselves ^ 100 to 115 lbs. average.... 4 75 @5 25
were twisted off, telegraph wires snapped, like the dear creatures as thby are. Common to good,
.3 0U@4 50