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LIGHTS AM) S/r.-lDOWS 357 nianded exorbitant paynunt for tliv pants, and the yuunt:: lad\- forwarded liini the aniounl. The name ul this mean Ubel on hunianitv" deserves un-,tinted e.xeeration- One da\' in fune a stranijer entered the Pennsvlvania Raih'oad station at Ilarnshuri;. waU-êd up to ihe news-stand and en,L;agcil tlie aL;ent in con\"ersatiou. Pholon'raphs of the wreclxod distriet Liy on the euunter. I'ointin.L; to one, a view on Main street, in wiiich two residents of Harrishuri; hL;ured. he remarked that the s,'entleman in the fore-:4ronnd was his brother and thr other
And SS THE STORY OF JOHXSTOUW. for the \',-eclding. The water rose so that he coiilil not leave aiul the house was moved away. The bride's wardrobe' was badl\- dainaL;td ami tlie -room's was destroyed by the wreek-in-- of liis father's house. \Mien Wednesday, the wedding-day. arrived, they went to Somerset, were married, and returned in the afternoon. 'I'he tov, n still had heart enou^li in it to eoni;ratulate Mi>s .Vnîe Fockler and |ohn ] lenry Le\\' on tlieir marriaue. Lon^' before the tlood Miss Fockler and Mr. Levy were friends, if not lo\ers. SomethinL;' separated them. After knockiu',: about for a time Mr. Lev\- si-ttled in tlie West, while Mi.--s Fockler li\ed on alone. Then came the flood. Mr. Lev\- was in tlie East at the time. What meire natural than that, under such conditions, he should offer his protectin;; care To be sure \ \vhat did he do but just tuck her under his arm. march her olf to the Cit\' of Br(.nherly and Sisterh' Lo\-e. and marry her almost before she knew it \ The marria^je of Edward C. Creamer, of Hancock, to Miss Adele Webster. iSf l^hiladelpliia. toi.'k place in that city on l)ec. 15th. There was a little romance connected with this happv union. Mr. Creamer met his briile feir the first time when he rescued her trtuii drowning in the mad waters on tlie ill-fated 31st of Ma\'. ••Whistle for land! Wliistle for land !" was the half-nes. Scott Diberts horse was found two da\-s after the flood up to his neck in mud behind Lambert A: Kress' ale brewery. The animal was dui; out. cleaned up. and returneiJ to his owner unharmed. In nian_\' parts of the fl(jo(.'ed districts where the water scattered oats there appeared Ljlacies measuring four to fi\'e inches in leni;tli. In the Sundav-school room of the English Lutheran Church so much earth and seed
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