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THE ALABAMA PLANTER

made the same statement, and went on
further to say; II never saw bloodhound
in my lie. In my State, us in other Of the
neighboring States, there were here and
there what were known as negro hounds,
but they were rarely kept. They. we're
sometimes hired out to planters. am not
sure that in some instances they were not
owned by free negroes, who hired them
out when needed for following fugitive
slaves. Planters themselves rarely owned
a pack. A man in a county might have q
pack, which he kept to hire out, and when
slaye attempted to escape his owner wonld
send to the party who bad the pack Of
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,Pennsylya.ia News Items.

-Four thousand tons OF rhinestone are quar-.
ried daily in Lawrence county.
a black bear weighing four hundred
pounds was killed in Forest county few
days ago. 54sf,
There are fifty.one completed rolling
mills, und two in process OF construction at
Pittsburgh. 5F y,
The Pennsylvania Railroad is putting IN
an extra weir between Clearfieid and w.
rome for its own use. jI' -
Over one hundred and fifty men and
seVenty.hVe teams were engaged in har.
vestlng ice Tor Reading consumers one day
lust week. ogs,..'. > = -
:, During the past year two hundred dwell.
lings have been built, or are in progress Of
erection, by the building associations OF
Reading. - F. 80 -,
The Woolen mill at Valley Forge is idle,
on account OF the falling of OF orders and
one hundred hands arc out Of employment
in consequence. -
George X. Anderson, of Titusyille, holds
policies Of insurance on his Lie amounting
S3l5,00O. This is said to be the largest
personal life insurance in the United
States.
Ninety.five turkeys were purchased for
the Christmas dinner at the Berks county
alms4ouse The Reading Times is not
surprised TINT the number Of inmates is
daily increasing -
The Somerset & Cambria Railroad, built
by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany from Somerset to Johnstown, earned
100000 net income the first year, II is
iorty'six miles in length.
:, It is stated that the railroads passing
through Eric are prepared TO make Il
United resistance to the ordinance recently
adopted in that city compelling the erection
Of saiety.gates ut all railroad crossings:
a Chester county decelent, Morris E.
Jones, willed away his daughter Della to
Mary p. Whlteside, to do with her as she
pleased. The Register refused 10 admit
the will TO probate because he had no
means OF appraisinc the propertv,
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INDUSTRIAL AFFAIRS.
THE NAIL ASSOCIATION MEETING
4 Contemplated Sioppars for OAs Month TO Chr
tall the Productlon-Stssl v orksrs Agree 10 (.
4 ARrductlon OF Wares-The Condition Of
the Eat liverpool Labor Troubles.
special Dispatch to the ln,elllgencer.

epeeAh' bnph'ch 10 tne HilclllgehCer. t..r
PITTSBURGH, Pa, December 2S.-No def.
inlte action wast taken to-day by the West.
crn Nail Association. After long con.
sultation the resolution to curtail produc.
ton by stoppage OF one month was laid
over until tomorrow, until all tie mills
East and West can be heard from. There
was \ very large attendance ut the meeting,
but 4 was deemed advisable to hear from
every one interested before taking any ac-
tion
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TnE Democratic party is playing a big
game Of Cultures! Weare OF opinion that
II is too "long" Of hope and too ''short" Of
votes, and It won't be able to keep up It's
mnrpins
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BnADroRD, Eng, December 2S.-Thia
morning u tall chimney fell upon build.
ing full Of operatives, many Of whom were
killed. Twenty-Five have been removed,
twenty Of whom are dead.
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DUBLIN, December 2s.-O'Brien, editor
Of the United ireland, will contest the seat
for Mallow with the new Attorney General.
Tho United, Ireland reappearcd with II
cartoon representing the Lord Lieutenant
and the Crown officers drinking long life to
tho inquisition. &c
The Government has taken precautions
TO secure the safety Of the foreman OF the
jury which convicted Rolf and Barrett oi
murder,
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THE ACADEMY OF Music,
CUMBERLAND, Nd, December q.

ffte::a Meslcr: .g-.ss.fn n f
a. see you are to have "Chispa" Dec, 90 and
3oand Woodworking whether you had seen The
company, not you can tell YOUR peopie
personally that you will give them as nice an
entertainment a.,a:a p as you will probably have
considerably when can assure my patrons
might help you. "a ~ /. - =
- Fraternally youts, lsz..
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margins

If It shall please the Democratic con-
ven.ion 10 give us Mcdonald in 1884 we
shall be happy Republican party. We can
safely promise to use up Mr.. Mcdonald
In the first round.
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MST-On Thursday evening, Decemhc. as 1889
a'S oc'ocx' rhunsScE l. WIr, aged II year.
!, FU,cral ao,lce hereafter, !, n -
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Ex-senator MCDONALD has stopped run
Mug for the Presidency long enough 10
remodel his cabinet This may send q
shiver Of encouragement up Mr.. Tilden's
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The An,aixn,nntcd a gree. 10 n Reduction

The AmAixHnntctf agrees 10 Reduction
PIrrsBrRdm, December 2S.-Braddock
Lodge Of the Amalgamated Association
helda meeting last evening, 10 discuss the
proposition Of the Manager Of the Edgar
Thompson Steel Works, TO reduce the wages
In every department from 10 to Copper
cent. The meeting was very harmonious,
und It was unanimously resolved to accept
the reduction. Several members OF the
Association were seen this morning and
they all expressed their entire satisfaction
with the arrangement.
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Marion ElIi,0re T0.Nisbs.

This eveningtat the Opera House Marion
Elmore.. supported by: Hayden & Dayis's
Dramatic Company, will give the first OF a
series Of three performances OF "Chispa," a
romantic play Of California life. Reserved
seats are In good demand Mt Wilson K Bau.
mer's music store. Manager Riesler yes,er.
day received the following note: ~ :.
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THE SITUATION AT EAST LlvERpOOI
All Qaief, HIT the Locked Out Pottcrx
Indignant.


All Qaies, Hut the Locked out E'ottcrs
Indignant.
Special Dispatch to the lntclllscnccr.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O., December .2S.-The
Mayors proclamation warning the people
against unlawfully congrcgating md in.
sutting persons on the street in any man
ner, and quoting the law, is being enforced.
Quiet prevails. The X. Of l.. are indignant
but the authorities are determined 10 pre-.
serve order, and working women, girls and
men go to and return from work without
being insulted us heretofore. All the white
ware works are running without the usual
holiday stop. The manufacturers claim
the Boycotting does not affect trade. About
fifteen hundred people are ut work, and all
but two manufacturers report that they
have ait the hands they want. About one
hundred locked out Knights OF Labor are
still here. The prevailing opinion is that
the lockout is virtually settled with victory
perched on the burners Of the employers.
The claim Of Mr.. Rankin, telegraphed
from Pittsburgh, that he Ind done all in
his power to preserve order among the
knights, caused Il smile here. He was re-
Gently overheard to say in the lodge room
here:
II understand that most Of you lie in bed
till o'clock in the morning. The order is
paying you men seven dollars per week,
and expect you to win this fight. The
bosses are gradually ginning on you, and
by aud by the fight will be 50 far out OF
your hands that the order will not feel
justified III puttingany more money into it.
"fou want to get out before 7 o'clock in
the morning, and get down lhere at the
railroad, and rs those fellows 20 by let
them know they are dirty 'scabs.' You
have won one pottery up the railroud, and
il you can win Laughlin's and Harker's
the fight is yours" =
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Gte GnteQiqtlter:
A vorw for Alexander would be a vote
for party whose highest and only princl-
pie is-''spoilsv"
Bopy snatching has been made 10 o,lious
that Mr.. Tilden will scarcely bc thought Of
ior tho Presidency.

OPERATORS In the oil field are striking a
yood many dry wells. The same thing is
happening to many operators in the Pitts
hnfpi oil market.
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Tbird-The repeal Of the present proyls.
On Of the statute iorbidding the sale ol
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-29
Now York Market.

NEW xoRx, Nov. 2.-Flour less active, and
prices still in buyers favor: super
line State, $s e9@3 IS ,io extra. So 90@4N ;
choice do, 81 35@7OO fancy do, 81 1907 8 ;
round hoop Ohio. 3 ao(34 60 choice Supcrrne
Western, *3 25@3 80; common tG good
extra do, s. 90D4 40; choice do, do. 81 aG7 W !;
choice white wheat do, 81 25G17; Southern dull
and weak common to fair extra, 81 5Ol5 IS
good to choice do, s. NdS7 OO.
fairly active speculative business No. 2 Rel,
Nov. 81 OSI; do Dec, 81 095SG9l G33a do jan,
81 llsS@l Isss do Feb. 81 1891 14>5 do May,
81 1G0l 1Gt..
Corn-ctsi, firm options %07sc lower and
dull mixesi westernspOt, OD$l 10; do fu-
lures, 62l$l 10.
Oats lower AMI dull No. cash, 42zz;; do
Dec, 427zsc do Feb, 451s; State, i5@5lc west
crn, 4'6QjOc.
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A Modest Suggestion.

A Modest Suggestion.
If the proud and scholarly state Of Mass'.-
chusetts, which puts so much Latin uPOn
every ofiicial state document, stamped upon
1t by its great seal, would put bottle Of
Hunts Remedy ON its seal instead, 1t would
be briefcr and answer every purpose. There
is . vigorous arm with a sword striking Latin
blows. and an Indian shooting Latin arrows
But Hunts Remedy does moro than this. 1t
strikes blows in Latin, English, French and
German, and in every language, against the
most insidious and deadly enemies OF the
human frame, and shoots destructive arrows
into disease. 1t specially wages war against
kidney diseases, SO common In our amtcted
humanity and cures ailments OF the kidneys.
bladder, liver and urinary organs. and brings
health again to the despairinR. Ii Massachu-
settS doesn't wish to change Its SEAL Hunts
Remedy would be q significant design for the
seal of some now state. ne9lwdced&w
INDICATIONS OF consumption are aliayed by
Hele's Honey of Horohound and Tar. Pixies
Toothachs Drops cure In ono minute.
nc..lwdeOdxw
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MARKETS.
Philsdelphia Market.

Ph1l000lpn10 MorkOS.
PalLADnLPHlA, Nov. 29.-Flour market weak
and sluggish ouperfine, S308 81; Extra
&S 6004 90; Penna Family, - G2G455.
Rye -four at - S504 81.
Wheat lower and dull No. western Red
81 0S]< Del. and Pa Red, 81 0e0l 09; Long
berry amt Amber ut 81 1lGl Il
Corn dull and easier for local use; old
steamer, s5Gs6c do yellow, s5@S9c do mixed
s6Gs9c No. do, s56s6c new Yellow, 670
zoo new sail, Soc.
Oats nrmer with fair demand No. White,
4905Oc No. 2 do. 47c; No. DO, 461047c:
No. Mixed, 4Sl<G144c.
Rye quiet at 6706Sc.
See,ls-Clover firm at 909x Timothy dull
ut 81 1902 o.: Flaxseed steady ut 81 %.
Provisions steady tor jobbing trade.
Lard steady
Butter fairly active In best grades Penn'a
and Western Creamery extra, SIC.
Rolls steady; choice wanted; Penna and
Western, 2209Sc'
Eggs firm for fresh: Pcnn'a. &c: Western,
29030c ice house, 25027c lined. 26025Ec.
Cheese-choice firm poor grpdeS weak.
Petroleum quiet Refined, nc.
Whisky at 81 20.
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Motners, s.o.n.rsI motner.n

Are you disturbed n: night and broken OF
your resi- by !: sick child suffering and crying
with Cxcruciaiirs pain of cutting teeth? II
SO, 20 at once and get a bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor littlc sufferer immediately-dcpend
upon IT.: t:,erc Is no mistake about il. There
is not mother on earth VINO has ever used II,
who Will not tell you at once that 1: will re;gu-
late tho bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to tho child, operating
like magic. L. Is perfectly safe to usc in all
cases, and pleasant to tha taste, and is the
prescription OF one OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere . cents a bottle.
m2.ly-M WES&W
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Would you oc tree from Catarrn, Hay Fever
aud Cold IN the lead: Try Ely's Cream
Balm. 1t IS curing hundreds Of chronic cases.
Price, - cents.
Apply iEsO nOstrils with littie finger.
have been troubled with Cntarrl for iiftce
years. Ely's Cream Balm has opened my NOS
trils ard reduced the inflammation. My eyes
are improving, SO that can stand strong light
which have not been able to do for years
NATHANIEL FEGLEr, with T.. +. MOntz. mer
chant, Wilkesbarrc, Pa.
Ny daughter and myself, great sufferers
from Catarrh, have been cured 10y EIy's Cream
Balm. My sense smell restored and health
greatly improved. e. ". STANLEY. dealer in
boots Rn,l shoes, I:lara, y. Y.
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOV. 40. 1881.
THE RAILROAD FIGHT.
CARRYING THE WAR INTO AFRICA.


The Effective Measures that tho st. Paul
Railroad Proposes to Enforoe-The
Trouble Expected to Increase.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-Mr. Merrill, of the
st. Paul road, says he intends now to
carry the railroad war into Africa. The
other sides shall have all they want. He
says the demands for the Rock Island
road were unreasonable. The earnings of
his road during the week which included
the first three days of the war only fell off
81, 600: He now proposes to make such
q reduction in time to st. Paul,
that the Rock Island road cannot meet
it, namely to leave Chicago at $50 .. m.
and arrive at St. Paul at 9:3O p. m, re-
duc,ng the running time six hours, and
obviate sleeping cars. It is expected other
measures will follow on either side and
the war be hotter than ever.
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secure their seats ia lime. The Iolc which
sfc will play is -sdrienne Lec0urrevr, one
cof her most successful impersonations.
"H0zcl Eirke. This ever favortte dom es-
Tic drama Il Announced for reproduction at
Fulton opera house On Monday evening next.
4th Of December. The SUCCESS of this piece
has been phenomenal in the annals OF the
American stage. no other pl lay having eg ualled
II in the length of it's continuous presentation.
1t has u arm place IN the hcilt OF the local
theatre-going public and the fact that Miss
Belle Mackenzie. whose pretty face and win.
some manner have made her q great favorite
here. is cast tor the title part will still further
whet the appetite of our people for what
promises to be a most enjoyable dramatic
treat. The presentation will be under the
uuspiccs of the Madison Square theatre com.
pany.
Emma IGGon.-Crowding close upon the
dramatic attractions that are being placed be-
fore as. and shining among them with un.
dimlned lustrc, comes the most brilliant Oper-
attic event of the season, the engagement Of the
Emma Alb Iott grand English opera company.
who will sing Bcllinis' immortal work " La
Sonnambula "On next Tuesday evening. The
organization Is pronounced one oftbe strong.
est now travelling. and includes a number of
local favOritcs. The sale of reserved eeats
Will begin tomorrow morning.
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Gnwcn and tho Reading uirec1ors.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-President
GoweD, of the Philadelphia s. Reading
railroad company, who arrived home
from Europe yesterday, visited the main
Office of the company to o,day. The direc-
tors met at noon aud he is still in confer
ence with them.
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BOUND AND BEATEN

Maitrosted Dy Robbers in Quest OF Money.
WATERsBURY, Conn.,, Nov. 2a.-Three
men last night entered house ON the
Welcott road two miles from here occupied
by Mrs. Olive Converse, a widow, and
her brother, Lavrius Warner, and bound
and gagged the two occupants They then
severely beat them in order to make them
reveal the wlereabouts of 1000, which
the robbers claimed was in the house.
They took with them three bank books
and a check for $3.50. Mrs. Converse and
Mr.. Warner then released themselves, but
neither dared leave the house to notify tho
neighbOrs until daylight.
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Ihe Result in Michigan.

LANSING, Mich, Nov. 29.-The official
figures show that Jerome GRep:) for gov.
ernor is beaten by Begole (Fusion) by
4,754 votes. Crosby Rep.) for lieutenan,
governor has 1889 majority.
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Will Enter the Egyptian Service.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-Corporal Gep-
pard Lcverccht Butcher, Second
Artillery post schOolmaster a: Fort
McIlenry, has received IN offer
from Baker Pasha to aid in rcor-
ganizing the Egyptian army. He will
seek his discharge from the United States
army.
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Wise to siet the Certificate.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 29.-The state
board of cauvassers concluded their labor 8
to day. The vote for congressman at
large was as follows Wise Coalition }
90, 992, Massey (Democrat) "a, 1874, Daw-
son (colored Republican, 4, ,342.
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Fourteen People Drowned.

DUSSELDORF, Nov. 29.-A house here
las fallen in, having been undermined by
the flood Fourteen persons are believed
to have been drowned.
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The LOTTERY Bus,ness I'm IIIfnois.

CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-The law prohibit
ing the sale of lottery tickets has been a
dead letter here, as tho business is being
openly conducted and freely advocated by
circulars and signs. Some of the men
frankly confess that they nay large SUMS
for lprotection.
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An Application Granted.

ALBANY, Nov. 20.-The attorney gen.
eral has granted tho application of Jay
Gould to commence action to vacate the
charter of tho Mutual Union telegraph
company.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, cloudy weather with rain
or snow, northeast backing to northwest
winds, stationary or lower temperature,
higher pressure.
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FULTON OrEKA HOUSE
The entcrtainmcntat Fulton opera house On
Wednesday Evoning, November %,
by THE
CHORAL SOCIETY
OF CHRIST'S EE. LUTHERAN CHURCH,
bids fair to being one OF the finest home en-
tertainments held in this city tor q long time
The society will he assisted by Trinity ChO-
raj Society and other musical talent Of Lam
caster. The following programme will he
presented:
l:"Anvil Chorus" tscenc Gypsy, Camp)
=. Select Reading.
). " Mariner" (lfchIt-SOlO
4. Mczart's " Gloria '-Chorus.
). Shirt OF Religion "-Tableau
Il. Happy To- Night Male Quartet.
:. thanksgiving Anthem
S Recitation.
g. - The Shoemaker in Love Tab eau.
INTERMlSsION.
10. Three Peri.hed in the Snow $50. and
Chorus) s)-Tablcau.
IL. Select Eeadin2.
Il. I" Lo, the Bright Crimson ''-Cl,orus.
Is. = David Playing Before Saul '-Tablcau.
j.. " Hark the Song OF Jul lice Chorus
IT, " The Three Gr;.ceS ''-Tabeau.
j.. Male Quartet.
Is. Grand Old ocean II MilIard) d)-Solo.
~. Portrait.-Tab.cau.
70. Organ Solo.
81. 8. Echoes "-VocaI 500.
g. Pyramid OF Beauty '-Tableau.
ADMISSION........... .1S, IS and 35cts
Chart for Reserved Seats at FonDersmith's
Bookstore. ns7:tM&W
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AWOu!d.be Suicide Dies.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-Hans Jorgen,
sen, seaman who shot himself in the
head on November 1st, because a young
woman to whom he was engaged to be
married had deserted him, died this morn
inr
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Murdered In His Store.

GALVESTON, Nov. 29.-A dispatch from,
Eagle Pass says that Robert Strickland
was murdered last night in his store, it is
supposed by negroes for the purpose OF
robbery. He was found locked up in the
store with large wound in his head.
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lsrewster and Henry

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-A lengthy iu-
terview is made public to-day, which took
place June last between Attorney General
Brewster and Marshal Horny, in which
the attorney general severely reprinauded
the marshal for the careless manner in
which the Star Route jurors we're drawn
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Indiana Ask,ns for Penslon.

Sioux CITY. Iowa, Nov. 29.-A dis
patch from the Indian territory says that
most of the Greek Indians who fought for
the Union during the rebellion are asking
the government for pension.
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The lJ0Ot Reduction.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 29.-It is estimated
that the reduction of the public debt for
November will amount to about s5,OO0.-
900,
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when Tho House Will Meet.

WASHINGTON Nov. 29.-Speaker Keifer
has concluded that in view of the resolu-
tion passed in April last, the House must
meet at eleven o'clock on Monday inste ad
OF twelve o'clock, the usual hour Of meet
ing.
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ls In" most elective Pain Destroyer II
the world. viii most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externaiIy.ard thereby more certainly reliev
pain, whether chronic OK acute, than amy other
pain aieviatOI, and II il warranted double tho
strength OF any similar preparation. Il cures
pain in the Side. Back or Bowels. Sore Throat,
rheumatism and AL ACHss, and is THE
GREAT EELIEVEK OF PAIN. "BRowN's
HOysEgnLD PAEhcEA" should bc in every
family. Il teaspoOn1u! OF tho Panacea In u
tumbIer OF hot wnter lswectrnedi If prcfcrredi /,
taken 1t bed timo Will BREAK UP A COLD. GIC;s
u bottle. teblI-lvdM, ,WSSSw
CuILLs, fever, ague ana weakness are cured
by Coldcn's Liebig's Liquid Beef an. Tonic
InviEoratOr Ask for Co'deh's, OF druggists.
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Tho Melville Family Imbroxiio.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20. The writ
of habeas corpus brought by Mrs.
Henrietta Melville against her hus-
band, Chief Engineer Melville, to
determine the custody Of their daughter,
Maud, was dismissed this morning
in Judge Thayer's court. 1t was
stated that the complainant now has pos
session of her daughter.
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Fire IN PhiladaIuhia

PHILADELruIA, Nov. GA two story
stone building on Cobb's creek in the eth
ward. occupied by Sellers Hoffman as a
cotton mill was destroyed by fire early
this morning. 1t was fully insured.
A Ten Thousand Dollar Fire.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-The loss Y
FIRE at Hoffman's mill this morning, was
abcnt $4,000. Fully insured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-29

BUCHAREST, Nov. 29.-Mr. Tamaooli,
q well-known banker, of Bucharest, wa!
murdered and robbed last evening in .
we'll frequentcd street of tho city.