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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OFE.SS/ON.dZ.

DLACKNAN, W. F., Attorney and
ID Counsellor at Law. Office on
Washington street, near Court house.
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DOBr p. HUNTER. Attorney and
IL Counsellor at Law. Office in the
Hynson building, Front Street.
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lNZZ/NER !.


GEIGER, MRS. c., Second Street
" Mitliner and Dressmaker; Bon
nets and Hats, q superb assortment.
Ribbons, laces, etc. Dress making a
speciality.
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M/ScEZLdNEOU,S,

RAINIER, John., Carpenter and Un-
AN. dertaker, corner of Fourth and
Scott Streets. Keeps on hand Metal
lie and Rosewood Burial Cases and
Plain Collins, aisoa Fine Hearse. Or
ders from the country respectfully So
licited and promptly attended to.
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DR UGS .dND .MEDIcZN.ES.
CT. JOHN, HENRY, Chymist and
- Druggist. All medicines guaran-
teed fresh and pnre. Fancy and toilet
articles. Laudreth's Garden seed kept
n stock.
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VIRGINIA
MILITARY INSTITUTE!
Lexington, Virginia.

S44A4 5 l11A & GlVY / u ! II !
Lexington, Virginia.
THIS WELL KNOWN STATE IN
L stitutiOn has been in successful
operation since 1889, and having beel,
re-organized by tho act of March 3,
1882, with a new Beard of Visitors,
and the reelection of the old Faculty,
Is now prepared to supply, upon the
best terms, the distinctive advan tages
Of a general Scientific and Military
School, upon tho basis of the U. S.
Military Academy at West Point, and
upon the same system 80 successfully
pursued before the war.
The Faculty which once included
Gen. Stonewall jackson, Gen. r. E.
Rodes, and Com. NJ. F. Maury, now
consists Of tho following Superinton-
dent and Professors
Gen. Francis H. Smith, LII. D, Sup
erintendent aud Professor Math. and
Moral Philosophy.
Gen. T. H. Williamson, Prof. Prac-
teal Eng. etc.
Col. s. Ship, Com. Cadets and Prof.
Tactics.
Col. j. M. Brooks, Prof. Physics.
Col. N. B. Hardin, Prof. General
and Applied Chemistry, etc.
Col. T. NJ. Sommes, Prof. Modern
Languages, etc.
Col. j. w. Lyell, Prof. Math. and
Logic.
Col. J. H. Morrison, Adjunct Prof.
Chemistry, etc.
Col. Z. w. Nichols, Prof. Civil and
Military Engineering and Astronomy.
Under the direction Of an efficient
Finance Committee of the Board of
Visitors, and with an enlarged annuity
from the State, expenses of cadets arc
reduced to the lowest rates. Session
opens Sept. /.
For information or appointment, ad-
dress GEN. F. H. SMITH,
Oct. 1885,. Superintendent.
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MATCHES, III 1t~FLR K2C.

FERGUSON & SCHNACK, Practi-
Il cal Watchmakers and jewelers.
aud dealers in Fine Watches, solid
Gold Jewelry. Silverware, Spectacles
aud Fancy Goods. Notions, Guns, Pts
tolls, etc. Front street.
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S20rES, 2ZVWaRE, ETC.

MILLER, I. c., dealer in Cooking
wi and Heating stoves. House Fur
nishing Goods of every description on
hand. Tinware, wholesale and retail,
ut city prices. Stoves from Sl4 to $65.
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yOHN CAssON. Physician and Sur.
~ geon. Office at residence, head of
Bsauregard street.
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m NJ. BTOSSAT, Matchmaker and
l Jeweler, and dealer in Watches,
Clocks. etc. Second Street, near the
Post Office.
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VIZ c. McGIMSEY. ATTORNEY
W. at Law and Jnstice of the
Peace, Alexandria Ward. Will prac.
tice In the Courts of the 18th Judicial
District and in the Supreme Court of
the State. Office on Murray street,
between Second aud Third sts., Alex-
andria, La.
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DUBLIO SALE or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.-On MONDAY EVENING. DE.

". SHUBERT, AuctiOneer n2225&TuTnSt!
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DUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATE.-On MONDAY EVENING, DE.
CEMBER lS. 1882, will be sold at the Leopard
hotel, the following descl ibed real estate:
No. I. All that certain TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. with one.story brick
back building and lot Or piece of ground
thereto attached, situated or the north side Ot
streets. anu numbered $50; fronting on said
street 81 feet, and extending in depth to LO-
Gust alley 2O7 feet, more or less.
No. ?. That TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL.
ING HOUSE. with q Onc-stOry brick back
building and lot OF grouni numbered 332 ana
adjoining No. l, above described, OH the west,
with frontage OF Is feet and depth to Locust
alley OF 2O7 feet, more or less, und the right Of
o three feet wide alley on the west over No. ;.
No 8. All that certain TWO-STOHY FRAN X
DWELLING HOUSE, with one story frame
and adjoining No. 2, above described, on the
west, with frontage of Is feet, anil u depth to
Locust alley Of s07 feet.
No. All that certain lot of ground adjOin.
ing No. 8, above described, on the west, with q
frontage of IS feet and inches. more or less,
and a depth tn Locust alley of 2O7 feet, with
the right to q three feet wide alley. ON the
west over Nos. .... =.
Nos. All that certain ONE-STORY FRAME
DIV EL1lNG HOUSE, numbered 34O, and adj
Joining No. on the west, with q frontage Of
to Locust alley of 2O7 feet.
Nos. ], and have each seven rooms. No.
/ hts hydrant on the premises. and all the
others have the right to the use Of pump.
Sale to commence at O'Clock on said eve
ming when the terms vii! he made known by
ii. SHuBERT, Auc't. n25T&Th&Stds
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DEATHS.

STEwAET.-In Est Fempic;d township,
near Iandisvilte. OH Nov. q 1882. Elizabeth,
relict OF he late Alexander stewart in the ISL h
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence, on Wednesday morning al O'Clock.
lnterment at DIR. Andrew KHuffman's burial
ground, near Landisvilie. lids
IIE.s-On the s5th insr, Sarah, wife ct David
NJ. LESS.
The relatives and friends are invited to at-
tend the funeral from the residence OF her
husband, southeast corner lstn and Chestnut
streets. Philadelphia, Wednesday morning at
IL O'Clock. To proceed 10 Mount Vernon Gem.
etery. 2t
PINKERrOS.--ln this city, on the 27th inst,
George Il. PinkeTtOn, in the 74th year of his
age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence No. 25s East King
street. on Thursday afternoon, ut = O'Clock.
Interment ut Lancaster cemetery. n2s.2td*
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\ Man Missing.

G. Miller Ayers. a single man aged
ab out 40 years, LETT his home at Coates
vile, Chester county, without any known
cause on tie 4th of August last, since
which time nothing has been heard
of him by his friends. Any iDfor-
nation regarding him will 30 thank
fully received by his sister, f. J. Ayers,
CocbranvilIe, Pa. Mr.. Ayers was a native
of salisbury township, Lancaster county,
and was we'll known in the southern sec
tion Of tho county.
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THIRD EDITION.
TUESDAY EvkN1Na. NOV. o. sea
CARRIED INTO COURT:
DErENDASr MORE DEAD THAN aL,y,

The Laws R'gors Visited Upon An Alleged
Embezzler Who 10 Carried to the
Place Of Justice.
WAsHISGToN, Nov. 2S.-A scene oc.
Cured in the criminal court this 1,orning,
whioh Is probably without president.
Yesterday the sureties Of Benjamin F.
Bigelow, charged with embezzlement.
were directed to have him in court
to-day under penalty of having his bond
forfeited. Bigelow was brought to the
court house in carriage and carried ia
the arms of his friends into the court room
where he was placed on q lounge and Gov.
cred with blankets. With him were
members Of his family, his attorney
and physician. He was quite pale and
seemed entirely prostrated. He lay with
his eyes closed taking no notice of what
transpired. There are thirteen indictments
against him. Tho court decided that il
would be sufficient to inform the defendant
Of the nature of tho charges without
compelling him to listen to the reading of
each indictment. The clerk then went
to whore he lay made known to him
the charge in each indictment and
received his plea of not guilty. He
was then carried out Of court BY
his friends but was confronted by a
detective with q warrant on the ad-
ditional charge OF embezzliug $1,000 in
September last from the National
Bank of the Republic. Rigelow was taken
to the police court where no waived q
hearing and entezed bail. He was then
placed In the carriage and taken home
bIgelows physician entsrtains grave fea,
ot the result Of tbs compulsory attendance
In court in the patients present condition
and says it has placed his life in crra.
peril.
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Itching files-symptO,rs and cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like pcrspIra-
ton, intense itching. increased by scratching.
very distressinsiy, particularly at night, as II
pin worms were crawling in and out of the
rectum the private parts are sometimes af-
fectcf: it allowed 10 continue very serious
results may follow. DIR. SwAYNR's ALL
HEALING OINTMENT lisa pleasant, sure cure.
Also for letter, Itch, Salt Rheum, Sculd Head,
Erysipclas Blrbers' Itch, Biotche:, All Scaly,
Crus;y, Cu,aneous Erup;ions. Price SO cents,
boxes for si.25. Sent by mail to any address
on receipt OF price In currency, or three cert
postage stamps. Prepared only by DIR. swayne
& Son, No. $50 n. sixth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by all prominent. druggists. SwAYNEs
PILLS are the best for all bilious disorders.
Cure headache, fevers, &C.
= .1yeOd&wT.T .ThSS
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Amusemonts.

To aigM sBi0 Inducemenk-Prot. Anderson
tllusionist, Will be in Fulton opera house TO
| night and promises to enhance the interest o
nfs mystifying performance by giving away
valuable presents. such "a gIeenbackl, firm
| iture and the like, and last but not least, {
| twostory brick dwelling house. with lot Mt
| .ached. = -. 80
The Choral E,aertai nn,ent AT Fulton opera
| house tomorrow nigh the Choral society OF
| Christ Lutheran church will give an enter
| tlinment, comprising musical selections by
local talent, and other attractive features
The Minstrels-On wing night Leav
tits big minstrel company will appear in the
opera house TtFay are frst-class organ "a
ton. as was Witnessed by their admirable
performance here few weeks ago. and their
return will be gladly hailed by admirers OF
negro minstrelsy in ifs best form. In the
company there are q large number of Old ia
vorites, with many new faces. The troupe il
forty strong.
ModJeska.--The chart for reserved seats for
Saturday nights great event will open at the
box offlc0 Tomorrow morning, and there will
doubtless; he u grand rush tor the choice,
places Madame Mo ljeska. the beautiful
Polish actress. il the attraction, and on Sntur-
.ay will impersOna:e her great role of Adrf-
ennc Lecourreur in the play OF that mama.
The Boston Transcript, high dramatic au'
thority. says OF Modieska's acting in this part
The delightful so:tncss and tenderness of
her voice exercised their charm as OF old. and
the eye was again fascinated by the refined
grace OF her movements. Nine. MOdjeska's
conce ption of the part of A drienne Lec0nrreur
appcare to be the result O: careful study. The
varying moods of the eactresS-her inten sc love
tor Mauricc her agony when she Is led to be.
ievC that her lover Is tlithess her fllial affec.
ton for Xichonnei, Lcr mingled sarcasm, dig
nifty and pride in the scene with the princess
in the fourth act-all these arc expressed by
her with an artistic fitness of gesture and In
tonafion."
Emma AtbONs Ea9dgemem.-The Emma
Abbott grand English opera company returns
to Lancaster with the prestige OF constantly
growing popularity and success. The famous
prlma donna, whose voice has given pleasure
and enjoyment to thousands in this city, will
return Tuesday evening Of next week and
Will b.. heard in Bcllini's favOrite Operatic
work, La Sonnambu!a,' composition
which tor brilliancy OF music and interest OF
story holds deservediy high re nix in the range
of operate works. Its music Is said to be ad-
mira5'y adapted to Miss ADbott's power of
vOclliziEg and one OF her greatest successes
has been her assumption ofthe part OF Amina.
There will also be Il comic act from DoniZetti's
4" Elixir OF Love" The company which viii
aii Miss Abbott numbers fifty favOsie artists,
including Madame ROsewald. Lizzie Anan-
dale, Valentine Fabrini. AlOnZo StOddarti,
Ohm Gilbert, Gustavus Hall, William Castle
and others give guaranty that the perform
ance will be thoroughly artistic. The chorus
and orchestra are especially fine and lend
valuable all to the ensemble. The sale OF
seats will begin hanksgiving morning.
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wick and Penn townships from the road
leading from Lititz to Pennville in War
wick to Lexington and Mannheim road.
The report favorable to vacating por
tion of road ia East Donegal, leading
from the Marietta turnpike that leads to
Harrisburg to point on the road leading
from Kraybil.'s = meeting house to Nissley's
mill.
The report Of the commissioners diviG-
ing Manor township election district ard
appointing polling place at Millers-
vile.
The report favorable 10 bridge across
the Octoraro creek, at the point where
the Union and Pine Grove road crosses the
creek.
Report favorable to a bridge across The
Pequa creek at point where the Martic-
vile and Lancaster road crosses.
Report adverse to bridge across the
Little Chickies creek on the Mt. J0v and
Columbia road, at the dividing line bst W., n
East Donegal and Rapho township.
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.sl'. nst.mA, Nov. 3G-1lour market dull
=, so.,. uhse,t!e Se superane ss0S 81; Extra,
I'VE f,oui ss FL - esMIS' e, u sso4"
., No neat quiet am, eaeier No. Western Red,
i,ooo ..vS. oos.,rx a. Del; and Pa Red, q eaOl %;
:, Corn dull tor local use old steemer,:sse :
20 40 yellow. ss9soc DO mixed, 80eoe No. 5
90 q. sc unXr.fed new Yellow, S07Oc nav
Whtte, 60I65c. ~"
- Oats hrn,er and moro active; No. whits.
Mixed, 43l<c. A"0'
Bye quiet At 6'3dec. .'s en-
seeie.ClOver firm at 90sk Timothy dull
frovisions steady.
Lard steady .4t.,.
SQ!eer urn tor ehoico, which is In fsir de.
ssc scno Fenn'a and Western Creamery extra,
.. . HoitS 20 Gy; stssdy; Penna and Western, se0sse,
ice mouse. 250l7c lined, a5d.,c.
Cneese nPn f,r best reccipfs
retraleuu hrmer !; Refined 77c vi ...l'-
whisky ~ u 20. 49,
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;liE DRAM A.
.lnnie TIxley ga :. New iiolo.

.AuNtS IIxtoy ia - NOW kSOi0
Miss Annie Pixley drew an audience
that crowded Fulton opera house last
night. The piece ia which she appeared,
called - lara" is a new one written for
Miss Pixlcy by Fred Marsdcn, a play
wright of somo note. In his present ven-
ture llc has taken hold Of some Old and
rather commonplace material, worked it
over in not very wOrkmanlike manner,
and AZ result of his labors dishes up
production that is trite throughout, tire.
for the buoyancy and dash that Miss
Pixlcy's superabuudant spirits enable
;ier to infuse into the title part,
would fall somewhat flat. As it
is. however, the lively little lady
succeeds in making the piece 60, despite
the apparent lameuess of many of the sit
,iatious. The play hinges on conspiracy
cooked up between a misery old skin.
Hint and IL scheming attorney to obtain
possession Of the estate Of wealthy and
childless baronet, and to effect this
design the traditional spurious heiress
) is found in the person Of the attorneys
own daughter, successfully foisted upon
the lord of the manor and transplantcd
from tho humble station where she pro-
pcrly belongs to the broad demesne Of
MOslyn Hall. The sins of the wicked ores
are not slow in finding them out, however,
and after succession of tho most aston
ishing occurrences the conspiratocs tind
themselves beaten at their bold game, the
false heitess is expelled and the
true heir, who turns out to be Of
the musculine gender, is installed in
her place and of course marries ZGra
The latter unique young person has been
mixed up in the proceedings to straighten
out the confusing conspiracy against old
Mcslyn, and the irony OF fate is strikingly
exemplified in her case by the fact that in
her honest efforts to make things right,
she gets on the wrong side aud is staunch
in her devotion to tho wicked woman who
is palming herself off as the heiress of Mos.
lyn. The character is altogether an engag.
ing one. Zara is a r0mping girl, half gipsy.
with heart as light as the air in which
she loves to sport and as pure as the
flowers which she makes her playfellows
and companions. She looked altogether
colors, and disported herself in a manner
quite in keeping with the ordinary con-
ceptiOn Of gypsy character, including q
kick higher than thoroughly civilized girls
arc supposed to do, and to strike all man.
ner Of picturesque postures. At times
too, her acting would take on tine
softer pathOs that has made her
Miss such touching characterization,
and at all times while she was on the
stage one could almost feel the breath of
tho wild flowers she constantly carried
with her, or tho sweet laden air of the
Zingara girls native woods. Miss Pixley
hlS undoubtedly scored hit in this new
part, and it will prove strong addition to
her repertory. The young lady's voice
quality that makes it SO pleasant to listen
to, and her songs, which are aptly intro
duced, all won deserved encores.
The supporting company, though fair,
presented no special features. Mr.. John
son rather exaggerated his part of old
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Death afan Old Citizen,

Ellen Piersol, an inmate Of the Lancas-
ter county prison, died at an early hour
this morning. She was a character who
was well known in police circles, as her
great failing was that she could not abstain
from strcpg drink She was continually
getting arrested, and at the time of her
death was serving term for her old
otfense. She has no relatives here, but is
said to have brother in New York.
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Jasper the miser, but Mr.. Harold was
altogether amusing in his comedy role Of
Erasmus Pope, while Mr.. Maubry had the
favor of the audience by his quiet and
manly Interpretation Of the part Of Ross
Drake, the 10 5er of Tara ard the real heir
Of Mosiyn Hall.
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wlNTEk WEATHEH,
Low Temperature Up rho HudsOn-Snrw In
tho SOurh

Low Temperature Up tho Hudson SnGw In
tho south.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 2S.-The ther-
mometer last night touched 10 degrees
Tho weather to, day is fair, thermometer
~ degrees. The Hudson river is filed
with anchor ice, aud the canal is frozen
over to the depth of three. .fourths of an
inch
WHITE HALL, N. Y, Nov. 2S'-The
this morning. Lake Champlain is frozen
over, and navigation on the canal is about
closed.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 2S.-A snow
storm began hero early this morning with
cold weather.
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Pr,souers In The County Prison

d. X. Burkholder, keeper of tho county
prison, sends us u note iu which he COR
rects au error in the report Of the grand
jury as to tho number OF prisoners con-
fined in the county Jail. Tho grand jury
report states the number to b.: Couv;ots,
81 s.; awaiting trial, G; drunk aud disor
derly, 52; total, 122. Mr.. Burkholder
states tho number to be Convicts, GO ;
for trial and hearing. IA drunk and dis
orderly, G2 total, 142.
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Went f0Waahlugion

". F. Gorrecht, Lem A. Mills, Hector
Rohzer aud Feed Achey members Of the
Lancaster Bicycle club, ieG for Washine-
ton, D. c., at 1:45 to attepd The Garfield
fair, and take part in the bicycle parade
to morrow. Each took bicycle aud all
we're dressed ~ uniform Of bottle green
velvet with. .Mght caps.
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MARkETS.
New York Marko:

NEW fORK, Nov. .28--Flour-State and West.
ern without imdOrtant change; moderate de-
manI for export and home use. Southern
steady.
Wheat I9szc lover. heavy and unsettled !;
81 O9sk9I 10; do Jan, 81 l:sss9l l277S; do Feb.
Il ;l3<Vl IS do May. 81 I11gI 1s; No. White,
81 OK.
Corn Ss zT '" do tmtays mfSvy xs NE :, WSs'ern
Oats dull and q shade lower No. Jan
4455sc; State, 41@5lc; western, 65oc.
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Fatal Fight over Fowls.

READING, Pa. Nov. 2S.-A probable fata
affray occurred near Mount Penn Furnace
Cumru township, to day. Two brothers
in law, A. NJ. Fulton and John p. Swartz
farmers, got into a dispute about
some fowls and Fulton struck Swartz or
the head with a gun, telling him to the
ground. Swartz was picked up uncon:
scious and is in q comitose condition. /,
is thought lis skull was fractured and
that he sustained concussion Of the
brain.
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Drawn to Death.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. aS.-Lymar
Goard, engineer of portable hoist;n.
engine, was caught this morning in the
hoist rope and drawn in contact with til.
brake aange. His bead was split open
and his faco terribly disfigured. Iii.
wounds are probably fatal.
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The suit Against the Reading. Ea,,ro.d

The suit Against the Recalling Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 2S.-The case OF
tho government claim Of $4,000 for a
deficiency in the payment of the tax on
net earnings against the Philadelphia &
Reading railroad company was called to
day In the United States district court and
on application of the company's counsel
was postponed until the next term of
court.
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DISEASE AND DEATH


Ravages Of DIphtheris IN Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S-At meeting
Of the toard of health to-day report was
presented, showing the existence OF
diphtheria in the city. Since January
the whole number of cases to date was
1.116 and the deaths 759. OF this number
the deaths in October amounted to 112
and in November, not including the pres
ent week, there were 95 deaths Rules
we're adopted looking to the prevention Of
the spread of diphtheria.
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A Child Killed by rsa,s.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 2S.-On Sun.
day the family Of Thomas Hughes, living
near Spottsville, Ky., went to church,
leaving an infant in care If girl. The
girl also went out and left the child alone.
When the family returned they found the
child dead, it having been horribly gna we'd
bV rats g.
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AIenncrchor Concert

Tomorrow evening the Lancaster
Mannerchor will give their annual Thanks
giving eve concert and sociable in their
hall. A fine programme has been pre-
pared for the occasion and all members OF
the organization are invited with their
families. The Mannerchor concerts al
ways prove enjoyable occasions and the
one tomorrow night will be no exception
to the rule.
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Little Girl Burned to Death.

PITTsTOS, Pa, Nov. 2S.-Abeut ten
O'Clock this morning a fire broke out
in the house owned BY Charles
Hannah and Agnes Clark, aged years,
perished in the flames. Tho insurance is
81, 800.