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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
PROPOSALS ron C1T,y .Vn,..

SEALED proposals will be receiyei -, tLe
- oilce uf the CITY ReVister until noon On
Moniay; September llth. lss2. Tor the iuliow-
10 iuTnisf all the material and TO put goni
tin rO 4 OF y Charcoal roofing TN hes, GranL.
ON the City Hall. under the super vision
ara uccbrdn2 TO the specifications in the Office
oi The City Engineer.
The city reserves the ripht to reject any and
all Dds. JUHS TlIfRNAS
uugl9td Ii,v R.,;.fsr
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
Our Public Schools.
The following pupils were enrolled as
students In our public schools upon the first
day, last Monday:


day, last Monday:
HIGH SCHOOL.
MISSES MARY F. HAWKINS AND MAMIE $. SHAW,
TEACHERS.
William Ahrens, VIM. Cullum, Lizzie Gillen,
Albert GIllen, Louis Gratz. Isaac Gratz. Annie
Geyer. Matte Grimes, Chas. Ginther, Bette
Greer, Chas. Hays, Annie Hickam, Annie
Hines. Susie Kreiger. August Leseiski, Octavia
Lesu.ur. George Still, Anna Meirer. Charlts $
Marshall. Gussie Mehl. Minnie Nsgel. Salie
Stewart. Albert Taubinsn, Rosie Young. Emma
Primer, Ethan Allen, Jr Della Crowder. Wall
ter Eckle. Mamie Graendorf. William Crimes;
Mary Hale. Cora Mills, Myrs Nichols, Bird
Rathbun, Lizzie Selling. Lizzie Smith. Fannie
Stewart. Howard Atkinson. Norge Kreihn,
Ella Bates. Lucy LaBertew, Summers Gunlach,
Willie Zeiler, Fannie Allen and Gamma Brown.
Total, As.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
MERIN0 RUCkS FOR SALE.

HAVE A FEW FIRST CLASS
Il MERINO BUCKS for sale. at
my farm three miles south of Lex H6
senl4u NJ SPARKS
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
FARM FOR SALE,

LfVAN YOUNG now offers to sell his ~
- home Farm, one OF the most desira- *
BILE places in th' county. 1t is situated eA
five miles erst OF Lexington. near the -
Dover rord; in splendid ne.ghb0rhoOd; is
highly improved; good water. Ir,,it, &C. s9t4
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM of SO acres. within one mile
"A Of the city; ull In cultivation: good -
iences; house with three room !; good y!
barn. and plenty of good water. For
further Information apply uL thIs Office saIf
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
DIPHTHE RI A,
J0HNSON'S ANODYNE LlNIMENT

will positively prevent this terrible disease and
will positively cure nine cases out of ten. In
formation that Will save many lives sent free by
mall. Don't delay u moment Prevention ID
better than cure. |. 8. JOHNSON CO Bos-
ton. Mass. PARSONS PURaATIyE PILLS make
new rich blood. For sale by G. ". Lovhis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale my farm, contain
l. ing 50 acres. situated about miles ~
southeast OF Wellington. Lafayette iI
county, Mo. Su
1t is In good cond,tiOn-has good buildings.
well watered, SC. If sold soon the purchaser
can buy the grow ing crop of Corn.
For further particulars apply tn me on the
iarm lsel'92l j. A. LEE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
FARM EAR SALE

'yNHE unders,gn, q, executor OF the last ~
i Will and testament OF Jesse Roberts, -
deceased, now Offers Tor sale the home ~
farnl oi said deceased, situated in Green
ton valley, Two miles south Of Cirecnton post :
Office: On the line OF the new extension OF tho
land, loGacres under fence, balance in timber
There ID on the y nee good residence. two good
barns, apple orchard, pe"c CT es. pears. &c. AIso
IEKMS:-one-third cash. one-thif,: N twelve
months, and remaining third in two years
for price, ami any other particulars, apply 10
SAMUEL w. GREASY. Exi cu;or,
Unv11ti Odtssn IA aye,ie IN .to
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit cullrt of sant countv .Auvust
te'm-ssh day-Auyu-t 18TH. lss.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Com
pany
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09

iVuo sASauuetiouo Nunt uO AAcooU W "GOuk
the people. such NJ have bs-n made ia the
hlgginsvills Advance, are simply scxads-
iOus. They are mncslIed Tor by any exist
ing fsct., aud III the Interest oi thHt spirit OF
deeency which should OBTAIN IN public a.
fsirs, even where disappointment are met,
We hope they will cesse. We are sure no
Lexington paper made such attacks upon
Judge Water. when there seemed . lik eli.
hood that bis road might 20 to HigglnsvlIle.
The 'rne snd loyal policy Is drst, uf Course
for ssrG<pwn ~ the sDLaty 10 try 10 build
Itself up then. with NO Hog-in-t the .m .ngrr
| spirit, to rejoice In the prosperity Of all The
others.
Welcome to town, young ladies. We are
glad to see you again smong us Your love.
| Iy, sunny iaces do US good, ami mako ous
| old streets 10 blossom NJ the rose. The islr.sl
thing on earth Is y young girl, aud she ma
turaliy Is es.ryboiy's pride aud care. You
are our rhsrye. aud under the ey~s of ouI
gallant nien sn'i wsll-brsd boys you have sl
every step u Cb' waller Baysrd, u dstende,
| snd protector. You are hsIs to work u
course thsre must necessarily 10 hours Of
relaxation, but let Il always be borne IN
mind by school girls and their frienis thai
this Ia tue season Of toll. the more zssloui
AMI unremitting the better Tor after life, ,au,
the Jusler to those who M.ks sacrifices ts
educate their loved ones. The pupil who
ntgiects her work wrongs not only her.sl
and her parents. but sl' who fail under bel
influence, and the young msn or oths
friends who weAn her from her duties sr,
similarly guilty. Lexington Is sn education
al city should learn to appreciate oil thes,
facts, and to inculcste them 10 the minis O
the young and heedless, that our sducatiOns
establishments may from year to year NOR,
and more gain the gooi will and esteem o
[ siI who pstrOnize them. Yes, young Isdlss
and ySpnE gentlemen. too. we welcome yo,
to our midsi. - , distinguished little army
which c"tnes AImHong ~ iE"m thc Lishsst @
earthl, motisss, snu whirk u ~ our pisssur
snd uur credit ~ well 70 honor.
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kOB NALAs

UMsmE AND coal YARD. &c. Ar
l.. public salc:-TllURSDAY, NOvEMHEI;
iscs in the village Of Ephrat,., Lancaster cOun
", Pa, the following real estate and valuable
business stand. together with tho gOO.' Will:
c6% AND III IG%ssy ,GEiEy yYkp s: aSn
$50 feet ON East Main street. AMI about no feet
on Franklin street, ON W hich aro erected two
story Warehouse lOOx40 feet, u Brick Stable.
and Lumber Sheds. Also the lot Ot ground
along the east si'lc of the X. 4 q. Il. g.. from
Franklin street south to ~ II feet wide alley,
on which arc erected about 80 feet Of Rail
road and Coal Shutes.
NO.2. AlOt OF grOuMl - feet ON East Main
street, extending back and fronting 10 feet On
Franklin street, ON which ARE erected Il two
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with u
twHstOry back building, u largo ice cellar, II
well OF never-faiiing water, q large cistrrn, Il
No ). A twostOry STONE DWELLING
HOUSE on Franklin street, with Il two story
frame Kitchen attached hyarant in u. yard
II feet alley.
HOUSE with u ono-story frame ki,ch,n At
t,cheb, adjoining No. on the east AMI No. >
No. 5. A Building Lot adjoining No. ou
tho east and and property OF strOl'l ON the,
west fronting ~ feet on Franklin street and
back to Il II feet alley. ....
adjoining property Old. 4; Keller on the eat
and No. Ola the west, fronting 10 tfeGt Oh
franklin street and back toa - feet al!cy.
anc:'s,sr s one ,v :" s .. . Ds, sn,s, WI, ~,
sold either together Or Grsep.rsstely to sIia pur-
cilasers. TwO-thir,!s of tho purchase money.
Persons d.siring to view the propcrtics ron bct.,ro
the day Ot sale will call on tho undersigned.
Sale to begin Ut 2k O'Clock. when terms will
" ". z sENEs. Ephr.'a,
j. FRED. SENEle. Lancaster,
II; N. SENER. Lancaster.
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J. FIXED. SENEK, L:lMC:lstUr,
II. NJ. SENER, Lancaster.
Octlt 81 o q 20 3lEnOVl


JDUHLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
propecr'y:,sy property, , virtue o. an % orier of of Tn:
sold ut public sale, ut the Hester Iid,,s... in
the city of Lancaster, on MONDAY, NOVEM-
sity or Sit inacrss. p F q C1.r is n
,.cccase', I'm the tOllOwip, described re- u ,.4-
tate. held by ii. H. Ehoa':s a'.i SAID Charles ii.
HhOuiI, deceased, as tenants in common.
No I. All that large fOur-stOry STOLa.
BUILDING ana lot of i,rO,In'i thsrcuIrtO be-
lunging, situate on the south side ~ W",.
on West King street 3. frc* :H inches nn'I
extending in depth at tina, width .a5 feet, to-.
II feet wide public alley.
No, 2. All that valuable lot or picc s,G :alrl
on the southeast corner Of West Orange: ami
North Mulberry streets: In the city Of Lam
caster, ;ron,in:s Oh West Or;tn"c ~ feet.
and extending III depth Of tn wi.tiE.
southwark along N Mulberry S'rGs:!. ~, feet. tna
II feet wide public alley, ON which arc erected
two Dwelling Houses and other Improve
Ans property will LG offered for sale u
whole or in parts. II is the iO5ti.sirI,Ie sii.:
in the city OF Lancaster i"ra resi- !cncc Or tor
No. 8. All tim, twO-s,"ry DwELLiHG
rOUSE, with Mans:.rd roof ami all TIN: moi
South Prince street, south of Vine street. in
the City Of Lancaster, No. J3l, containing in
front ON Prince street 81 feet. inches. and ex
tending in depth 2ij feet, to u public alley,
here il is 81 feet.
Al the same time :,ni place thu SAIL II. II.
HInI:A will sell his undivided nlOicty or halt
interest purlstrts Nos. ant! in The sail real
estate.
Fivc-ai i1'tlis Of the purchase money Oi iir.
undivided mOiety or half interest "f s;h,
Charles q. khOis, decd, will remain charged
on the respective properties during the life.
time of Massey L. Hhfnt'i-, widow Of sail de
ceased the balance of the purcsi;Ii: money
payable April z, ISs;.
At tho same time and place. u. H.. EhOHla
VIII offer ut public sale his residence, consist
ing at u double twOStOry brick DWELLING
Hot SE, with all the ,r.r!crn improvements,
AMI lot piece OF ground tlIerc,lntO belong:
In:,. situate Oh Inc southeast sis!e Ot Manor
street, IN the City ef Lancaster, fronting =!
iect Oi, Manor street, ami cxtcn'iin;, in depth
s5 feet To Lafayette street, where IT is l'G>z
feet wide.
Drafts at al! Tin; ibnv: properties can De
seen 1T II. II. EhOu,i-'s jcwelry store.
MASSEY y. EINShDS.
Admin iStr.itrix.
II. II. kuOADS.
s:JtS,iWS&N
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CuUsr OF a.UAkrEx SESSIONS

The Adjourned Torsn-Fiity Cases for Trial.
This morning tho adjourned term of
quarter sessions court began with Judge
Patterson presiding. There aro over 50
cases down on the list for trial that NUN.
bcr including ono for ,nanslaughter, several
for arson aud rape and a number OF
others.
The first case called was that Of Com tn
vs.. David Lemon Shirk who waschar,,cd
with being the father Of All illegitimato
child which was borY t" Susan Il. Miller,
of Lexington, Penn township, in January
1882. Tho jury rendered d; verdict Of
guilty. Sentence rs usual.
In tho case Of Elizabeth Krm.. charged
with assault and battery upon Mr.. julius
Levy, verdict of not guilty was taken.
In the case OF COm'th VS. Kato Gall, Of
this city, charged with keeping u disor-
derly house, verdict Of not guilty was
taken, as it was shown that tho defendant
is married woman and her husband re
sided with her in tho house where the al
legged disorder was made.
Tho Isrua- Boiler Cas0.
In the water case of Brua VS.. BeiIer the
jury agreed on Saturday night. The
rendered their verdict yesterday morning
and it was in favor of the defendant.
This is the second time that tho case has
been tried. The first timc tho verdict was
for tho plaintiff for $372.
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THE PATTIsON RECEPTION.

Pennsylvanla's = Next liOvernOr to I;e In I.au
castor Tomorrow Evening.
Final arrangements arc rapidly being
made for tho reception to our noble
stan,lari-hearcr, Robert E. Pattison, Oh
his visi: to this city tomorrow (Tuesday)
evening. Several wards will send separate
delegations and the Democracy Of tho
county will DO well represented. Tho
Young Mems club will hold final mcet-
ing at headquarters this evening, and all
those who desire to add their names to the
roll and obtain uniforms arc cordially i'll
vited to attend.
will be held in tho court house, and the
issues Of tho campaign will bo discussed
by the following speakers !: Robert Emory
Pattison, Democratic candidate for COVER
nor Hon. James Gay Gordon, Philalel-
lhia's yonng and eloquent senator. Who's:
speech nominating Pattisou in the Harris
burg convention ~ remembered rs 4 re
markabIo brilliant OratOrical effect Hon.
Chas. w. Carrisan, ono of the ablest
members of tho Philadelphia bar and n
Democratic "war horse" and w. U.
Hensel. chairman Of tho Democratic state
eommitte.
In order to accommodate Ladies', who may
wish to hear the speeches and witness
what promises to prove tho most im-
posing demonstration Of tho campaign.
the seats to tho left of tho bar, will be
reserved for tho use of ladies' and their
escorts. Arrangements will also bc made
for an overflow moetiug which will bo
addressed by capable speakers. Let thcro
he a grand rally which shall make the
lukewal,n reception rendered hero lately
to General Beaver pale into insigniiicance
by contrast.
All members of the staff in tho Hancock
campaign two years ago are requested to
meet at Central headquarters to morrow
evening at o'clock in tho uniforms worn
by them that time.
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AmQseIIleDM.

Friend and F0e."-Wm. J. ScanI;,u. the
well known Irish comedian, will On Wednes-
day evening appear in Fulton opera house I'm
Il play entitled "Fricn and Foe" written for
him by that clever playwright, BARLEY Camp
bell. \ New York critic says of the perform.
ancc: William }. Scanlan to-day is secure
In the position he Ias attained In one bound,
and has become recognized rs worthy mem
Der OF that branch OF the profession represent
cd by such men as j. X. Enmct and JOc Muir
ply. Last night ho received an ovation from
an audience that left no seats unoccupicd ut
the Windsor theatre, and there were more
than could have filled the cntire
chairs" The piece is full of music AMI plea. {.
ing situations.
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| fnILaDRLPHIA. Oct. iO.-FlOur market steady
Sulsernne, - OD33 50; Extra. q J0Qi W !;
Penna. Family, 8 OO.
Rye Hour at - 35F6i -.
Wheat firm. but quiet bel. aul PI Ec,i,
u o50l 10; LOngberry Rel and Amber at 81 1.
0l II.
Corn scarce AMI wanted Tor local rs.,
Steamer. size yellow, Sjc Mixed S7i.eeSSI.;
No. ) do, S7Lc.
Oats firm, witt more inquiry No. I W ht;s,
as: No. .iO tiA4I i5c; No. ) tlO, 4tc No
Mixed, :;Ssli0e
Rye. scarce ut .st:.
Provisions steady.
Lard steady.
Butter firm. with goo demand tor choice;
Pcnn'a ami Western Creamery Extr... :a:..:
Bradford county extra, BE New York extra,
:il1:,lc.
Eggs quiet Penn:s, 2H: Western, ::s,'.
Cheese firm AMI in fair in.iulr New
York full cream, 1IiG9I3c: Western iuIi
cream. i2tlc; Pcnn'l rtrt-shinls, Sl.N3' &c:
do iulI-skiIi,s, 4fI&c.
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SLIGHT .FIRE,


Between and 8 o'clock yesterday
morning, an incendiary attempt was made
to burn q twO.story brick stable, belong:
ing to Susan and Mary Weaver, and situ-
ated in rear of No. $50 East King street.
The inceudiary gained an entrance to the
building by scaling fence aud climbing
into window in the gable end. He set
fire to bale of hay in the loft, but the
smoke was discovered before the fire had
made much headwsy, and the flames were
extinguished before any considerable
damage was done. The firemen promptly
responded to the call, but their services
were not needed.
About half. past z o'clock last evening
. volume of smoke was seen issuing from
the north end of the Eraminer building,
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There IL Il certain fast tiiOlIsncss am :, some
people which Is greatly shocked ut seeing the
terms diabetes EriSht's Diseases al bIlmentrEl.
ar even liver or kidneys. In print. They would
1;lin forget that they i, Il liver Or kidneys, or
wero subject to disorders Of these organs. All
ut which would be well, IT such ignorance or
The true way to Danish reference To them IL 10
employ Hunts Remedy, the great kidney an':
liver medicine, to cure them and then al
mention of them will cease of itself. so ions;
us flesh Is heir t. such ilIs VIC must tell of the
one great specific Hunts Remedy, that meets
these Ills and OvcrcOmcS them.
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The lIarrlESDDlS.

IL these clever young actors, Louis and
Alice Harrison, want to maintain the cxcel-
lent reputation they have achieved by
their recent successes, they need TO
promptly rid themselves Of such a worthless
piece OF rubbish Us that with which they
strOve to entertain :. small audience at the
opera house Saturday night. They
billed it us a comedy drama, said it was
written for them by Leonard Grover, ami
called it '' Viva OF, a Sisters Sacrifice"
IL is of no earthly consequence, and if Mr..
Harrison and his merry little partner
haven't found it out by this time it's high
time they were opening their eyes and
throwing tho trashy thing away. Ii they
arc seeking for i higher. field than musical
burlcslue in which to display their versa
tile talents, they have made bad choice
in permitting themselves to be impuscd
upon by such u production rs "Viva."
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EErUHLIGAN COUNTY COMMITTEE.

.su Executive Session. lsulI -.IUZin:, the
lAtckCrS.
A meeting Of tho Republican county
committee WAS ilcid to-day. After the
roll was called tho room was cleared and
tho committee went into g executive ses-
sien." What was said and done is not
known to outsiders, further than that q
resolution was passed and ordered to be
published declaring that culy those who
voted for Beaver shall DO allowed to par
ticipate in tho Republican primaries next
spring. This threat has been repeated SO
frequently that the Independents nave got
used to it and they don't scare worth q
cent.
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NkW ICRK, Oct. sO.-FlOur dull and prices
slightly In buyers favor State and Western
suPerfine State. g s5Si 10; .io extra. s.gtip:
choice do. - 5007 fancy do, 81 1877 ~ !:
round hoop Ohio, &i0i IS choice d, ~ gey
] Superfine Western, &i .5sRi 10: common ;n
gOOd extra 40. 81 OO1ei So: choice ,i" .tn siGO
az 30; choice white wheat ,!,. i. l.e7 :;
Southern steady common to- iiir extra 81 -
as 60: gOOsl to cllOicc tlO. - GJ67ia.
Wheat shauc lower and heavy; ".
Nhiio at 81 0,s: No. itesi, Nov, 81 OS ~
ll iEs do Feb. 81 l3.s0l 1874 Oct. 81 Us bill.
II OSL asked.
Corn opened u shade better, sulbsc,i iucntiy
lost advance ansi declined u tribe mixed
western spot. S3GS'c do fuures, 6sEISiIec
Oats sha,le stronger, but less active:
State, <OiI33 Western, SSaSJOc
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ana an alarm WAS at once sounded that
brought the GIe.nen to Centre Square.
The person who sounded the alarm was,
however, a little too quick on the trigger.
There was IND 6re-the smoke coming
from tue top Of a neighboring chimney aud
being blown downward against the Er.
dminer building.
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tOL'.,, MBlA NEWS.
EEGULAx COIsKESsH,ND!.n Ci.

H..' AsSns tho Ssslssbas"A-sten.- .
.eresa in and AnoOD1 tAe Borough
lrcked Up by the lnioili-
gencor's Reporter
A runaway horse created con siderable
excitement on Third street this morning
A little girl who was standing in the
stree: narrowly escaped being run over
The courage OF young man alone saved
her. The h,,rse was soon after caught,
The members Of company e have been
notified TO appear ut the armory this
evening in full uniform, to receive their
Iewistown inspection pay, which has been
received by Captain Case. No man can
receive his pay unless in uniform.
A hen that matches out two brOods Of
little chickens in one season is considered
~ doing her duty very well, but one that
brings forth five brOOds is seldom heard
Of. Mr.. Charles Young has such fowl,
and she has accomplished the feat in tn
months.
To morrow evening at I 80 o'clock Gen.
Welsh Post No. 11S, u. \. Il will hold a
special meeting in tho lodge room. Ap-
plic:at;Ons for admission to membership
viii: be considered. recruits will be mus
tercd in, an; other important business will
be attended t..
Package Party.
Those who desire to spend il pleasant
evening can not do it better than by attend
ing tho package party of the N. f. church
this evening. 1t will bs held at Mr.. Abram
Bruner's residence On Cherry street.
Every person is cordially invited to attend
Those who go must take q package of
something. There will be no admission
foe.
Snake Story.
Two Ladies' created sens tLiOn ycstcr-
day on Locust street, by screaming rs
though they were being murdered. A lit
tic investigation revealed the fact that
they had b,cn frightened by dead snake
which had boon thrown over the limb Of Il
tree by sonc niscllicvHis boys. The ladies'
thought it was alive. When their friends
say snake now, one of them becomes very
angry.
lsssro''st' rerss'"ais.
Miss Grace Yingiing returned here
on Saturday from trip to friends in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Skecns and daughters l,av,
returned to their home in Wcs: Chester
after visit to their friends iu this place.
Mss Martha Loeb. oi Lancaster, late 81
guest of her sister. Mrs. A. .jcssel, return.
cd home this morning.
Mrs. w. Il. Given has returned from III,
extended visit in New York aud Phil=,lcl-
phia.
Mislixl's Ol tte Hail.
The way passenger train was delayed
two hours yesterday morning by five cars
being thrown of tho track a short dis
tance below Columbia. A spread rail
caused tho mishap.
One freight car WAS thrown from the
rails this morning at i point one milo cast
Of MOuntvillc. 1t was caused by q broken
axle. Tho wrccking crew from this place
repaired to the scene of tho accident and
cleared tho track.
While the inspection train of tho Penn
sylvania railroad company was standing
on No. track, this morning, it was run
into by an engine going west. Tho shock
was not sufficient to damage tho car, but
the breakfast Of the inspecting party was
thrown about in worry promiscuous man
ner. The entire party left this morning
to inspect the Port Deposit railroad.
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Eight Persons Poisoned by Mistake.
Eight colOred persons were poisoned on
khe Wallace plantation, BOssier parish,
Ii by mistaking arsenic for yeast pow
der and using it in their bread. All were
very sick ut last accounts.
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The man possessing scientific knowledge
Of his business is the one that succeeds, while
lIe who lacks such knowledge must inevitably
fail. The LoEdon clothing renOvater has
proved to the satisfaction OF his many custom.
ers that he is success Ladies' sacques. ulsters
and gents clothing thoroughly renovated. lag
North Duke street. near Chestnut. lids
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That Internal Machine.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. W.-Casper Young
helm. VIII" was arrested for attempting to
destroy his family with bomb, which he
threw in tho window Of house in
Nectarine street. where his son in-law
was at work, was given 4 nearing this
afternoon, fully identified and committed
in default of So, 900 bail for trial.