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willwit!, tto tihole neighborhood had just taken breakfast; I ltd all had eommonced thoir daily emplpy* lent, when they wero startled aa if with flio j pplosion of a Petersburg mine. Many thought is no an earthquake. Somo actually ushered but j; ant, their houses, and looked back to seoi whether j. TltetMas.ne- *Me*tificj and in tl all Icir roofs wero not flying in; tho afcr. Con-gljpmation and bewilderment held tho entire fople, for tho moment, in breathless silence.HIk-Iho sound came no one could tell where.lt;K.l danht, remain ; a cloudTV JZJFor an instantWonMi in tl9plo 1 PathALFRED UNIVERSITY,Alfred Center, Allegany Conntr, Jf,QTUDfcNTS admitted the first, week in JCovcm'Mi Vnnr M for twenty weeks or thirtv-tlu ?e weeks; *t«o Jane—, wiiKm * • * tULV IJI lllSVVXItnmjl II;OHt‘hcrH -without extra chaiyc. Kutire expend fay tl fir%\T from Sl’ij) to $200. [or CaUlugued or uldivss lhe President or Secretary/ 2G-tffor tl* _______________ tu!rnlt;]al; Twelve instruetors. Daily class of instruction flt;brou of ill]MY POLICY”’knovSumThjust lt;tho j ant j and tboth inton bathi a nevmilehcconCharifirst,• i'eith. N.: t/iintct.ho p fortalP.'In thiIS TO SELLBoots, Boots,r.SHOES, SHOES, SHOES;p*—ninf the very be=t quality—to give sis money.A large assortment ofone of the landmarks of Allegany—for tliirt)jl?* .m * ,4 »v t~» m ’i- .of$3,000. Tho lessee, Mr. JamIes McClay. lose;15* about i,o0(: insurance $1,000. ,l*y1*. 8—The Fit HE Pit ess oflk-o did not burr nut this time. ;mns that. I have airain ronnneneed Custom ^Vorx. nn;im now prepared to make to order a few pairs uf exIhk»;» that can't le beat.P.k.I BO.lI OITSI0E.JIARVVV At.mmIL—* •stuck into nice little kid gloves, and which kept nicely fingering the nicejlittle moustache, who1 was there expressly to he looked at; and als(j to feebly wonder how j“ those fellahs :inred shirts could stick their} pants into their* #boots, and race round in such I a dom’d distract-• *ing way.” The man who takes charge of everybody and every thing, commands every body and directs every tiling to be done in a very loud voice, was.there li and his name ia* • I ^this village is nineteen men lever forty years] of age. (Does any body know this man : The “who’s afraid” chaps were there and pc forined tho usual during feats of rushing rickety ladders up against the burning build ing, in a good safe place, to bo sure, and fearlessly pulling down as much as four feet lt;old tjn w.'iter-spout, to the Astonishment—o^ot course, of all the men, and especially all fciiQy, wom?n, who perform tho laborious part of^ spcctirtors. There was the usual frantic hastens attended with the usual frantic smashing of everything that should not be smashed, and the usual tender care of everything which no— ono cared whether it were ' smashed ‘ or not And there was the usual melting away of thquaroof, and the usual melting in of the .8idosp* that hud oovered and shut in so many joyr^ and sorrows, and so many of tlie tragedies o^j every-day life. There was tho usual reeling.?-of the trembling frame, the sullen fall i;nc: rush of a spark-showcr heavenward ; and smoldering mass, waning and flickering ii the chill morning air, was till that was left, -ciI |f*on*:taxtlj* on liarid. I would atno say to my old pitFindings Leathera man tho worth-four yo'ars the home of tho Van Huron jThe loss to the heirs of tho estate is aboujy, on which there wan un insurance oN
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Wellsville Free Press
Wellsville, New York, US
Wed, Oct 30, 1867
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