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On Friday last, man named Edw. Clarke,
was taken to The hospital in Philadelphia, Sc,
verely injured, in consequence OF having fallen
out Of a third story window at which his bed
had been placed Keystone.


Also. lad named VIM. Jones, whose leg
had been fractured by the kick of horSe.-B.


On Thursday. an orphan boy, named Sum
mers, fell from the third story window of a
carpenters shop. and was very dangerously
injured.-Ib. ii t#N


DREADFUL DEArH.--A lad named Naylor,
aged nine years, came to his death on Monday,
IN Montgomery county, Pa, in the following
shocking manner:


While on his road to a neighbours 10 help to
set up corn, he attempted to get on the plough
horse to ride. In doing so, his foot slipped and
became entangled in the gears, and this fright
ening the animal, he dashed off, dragging the
unfortunate lad over the ground and leaping
several fences. He finally ran into the barn
yard, where he was stopped, and the boy ex-
,ricated from the gearing, but he was SO hor-
ribly mangled in the furious progress Of the
horse that, he only survived few moments
When taken up, his blood was gushing from
his eyes, ears, nose, and mouth, presenting an
awful spectacle. a


HIGHWAY RoBBERY--We learn from the
Philadelphia Times, that on Thursday night,
G. r. Hmkle, Of Chestnut Hill, agen, for Frank
lin Haas, tax collector Of that place, was rob-
bed by two highwaymen Of $50, being money
that he was to pay over to the county commits
sioners on account OF taxes collected. "1


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RECEIPTS The American Board of Com
mssioners, Of Foreign Missions, received dur
ing the month Of May the sum Of $l3s3 80.


The receipts of the Pennsylvania Bible So
ciety from May 18th to June 9th, amounted to
$ll62 Oh. During that period, 1925 Bibles
and 2,Sl8 Testaments were distributed.


PRICE OF FLoUR.-By reference TO the prices
current published in this paper, it appears that
-four has never been so low, except oucc, in
he last twenty five years, as it is now.


Nt .4lerandria Gazette.


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