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The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12
OUR DRAWING.
 December 23, 1882.
sI;sss IN GIFTS Il ss GIVEN AvaYI
A CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY
COME ALL.

One NEW WILSON (Oscillating
 Shuttle) Sewing Machine, val
 ued at. ........... .,...... .$50.00 One FINE SADDLE, full rigged,
 on exhibition at R. c. Bonds
 Saddle and Harness Shop, Rus-
 sellville, valued at. at........... l5.00 Seven PORTRAITS OF GAR
 FIELD, the Martyr President,
 l9x24. with autograph letter of
 Garfield, each valued at s2, .l4,OO One SILVER SET, consisting of
 Butter Dish, Pickle Jar and
 Cake Stand, on exhibition at J..
 Arthur Erwin's Jewelry Store,
 Rnssellville, valued at... .... 12.50 One TWO HORSE STEELPLOW
 on exhibition at Luker, Settle
 & Co.'S Wagon & Flow Factory,
 Russellville, valued at. ....... 1000 One DARNING MACHINE, anew and valuable household machine for darn. ing stockings, repairing garments, and other purposes never attempted before by machinery, valued at 1000 Twenty five DIR. FOOTE'S HEALTH Hints and Ready Receipts, valued at 25 cents each, ...... ...... 6.25 One CASH PRIZE in gold, 800 One SET of BOOKS, valued at. 5.00 One Set BOOKS and PICTURES,
 valued at ................... 2.50 One Set tPICTURESand Sheet mu-
 sic, valued at. -. ................ 200 fl Gifts valued at ..... $132.25
 MODE OF DISTRIBUTION:
 On Saturday. Dec. 23d, the ticket holders present will select three disin- terested persons to manage the Gift Dis tribution in manner that will guaran- tee the utmost fairness and impartial ity to ticket holders.
 THE DEMOCRAT Printing Company guarantee fair distribution of Gifts. Each subscriber who pays us $l.50for the paper one year is entitled to ono ticket.
 The cash must invariably accompany each subscription.
 THE DEMOCRAT PUB. CO.,, Russellville, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12

The min,. that is cheerful in it's present state, will be .averse to all solicitude us to the future, and will meet the bitter occurrences of life
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12
J. D. VICk'S Steam Saw Mill.

am prepared at my mill to nll all orders for nrst class lumber from a wagon load to that ol hity ear loads or more, upoh short no, tiee. My mlll is located within five miles ot the city Of RussellyIle. Will deliver in the ciy or upon the cars, at the very lowest market prices My agents at Russellville are Measrs' Howell, White X Co. J. ID. WICK.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12

WANTED the Butter, and Eggs, Potatoes, Raw Hides, and Cotton that we can get. W. P. WooTEN & Go.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12

Tap sole brogans at $1.35 worth $1.75 Calf Boots at $2.25 worth $4.00. Ladies' shoes at 75c worth sl 50. Ladies' shoes at 1.25 worth 2.50. Ladies' shoes at l 50 worth 300. Chidren's shoes and other goods in this line at your own price.
 HATS. HATS. HATS. Hats at25c worth soc.
 Hats at 50 worth $1.
 Hats at l .00 worth 200, and upwards.
 CENTS FURNISHING GOODS. pride myself on having the largest and nobbiest stock in this city. Call and examine.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12
For Sale.

A flrst-class farm with all modern improvements, Houses, Barns, Grapes and other fruits. Situated one mile east of Russellville. Will be sold very low. Apply at once to
 J. T. WHARTON,
 RussellvIlle, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12

Dress Goods, at 72 cents per yard, worth b cents, and upwards. Lonsdale Domestic at 10c per yard, worth l23c.
 Jeans from 12l cents-and spwards. Towels at 75c per dozen, worth $1 .25. Ladies' fancy colored hose l0c per pair, worth 20c. VI Ladies' white hose 5c per pair, worth 15c.
 Hosiery at your own price.
 CLOAKS. CLOAKS. CLOAKS. Cloaks, at s1 .25, worth $2.50.
 <" 2.50, worth 5.00.
 C 4.50, worth 700. and upwards,
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12
pr. wmfield's Appointments.

we are requested to announce that pr. A. K. Winfield, of Li:tle Rock, will teceure ae Dafdanelle on Saturday night ,ne %ls1', VIII preach at same place at ! '; h., sunday. the 22nd. will preach at Russellyille at7 D. m.. same day
 and lecture at Atkins on Monday nigLt
 25d. The subject of the lecture is "Trip to the Holy Land" Do not fail
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12
CLOTHING. CLOTHING.

CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
 It is we'll known fact that THE NEW YORK CASH STORE is head quarters for Clothing. Our stock of Clothing is unsurpassed in the State of Arkansas. .fAscertain the prices asked elsewoere for fall and winter garments, and then call at my establishment and make your comparison. have some thing to suit and please all. l have purchased my smmense stock of cloth ing at such figures that am enabled to underselI any house in this section. Come and convince yourselyes.--
 BOOTS AND SHOES.
 First class double sole brogans at $1 .25 worth $1.65
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12

-lIarkey & Bro, have seed Barley for sale.
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II. She CHEHT, hEcffONctr.
nOv2p, ,-.2,.l 90 x.iI I,I5,G1,sd
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Wsi.i. GE"TEIsED yGi: i';::,::,y.

a" Ola Lady s i,equest IL Charitable Objects
The will CT Miss Henrietta Bpsse. who
died ut Lii itz on the 18th inst, was offer
en for lIobats to day Deceased Was .,
Moravian sister, aged about 60 wears.
ana sgc;!t many years 10 Bethlehem
ana Lititz. Sic makes Il nwmivr
OF sinai! donations "a: .noney and personal
property to private fi;enGs, and beGueaths
sl00 to the principal ni lir Linden Hall
Seminary, I"T the Use of tie school. Size
directs that lie 'emain.:cr @. her estate,
(about :$i,J10i be divided into three
equal parts, one Of which she bcquf aths
to the board OF home missions Of the
Northern i'rcvince OF the IIorayian
church Of the United States ans! one
part 10 tne board o: foreign mis-.
sions of the E1oraviau church in IIerrn-
hat. Saxony. OF the remaining third of
the estate size bequea'!is $50 'or the sup.
port of sHperaEnuated ministers. ald SEQ
n the American tract society. ri New
Iori,. and directs that tho remainder be
again divided into two equal parts, one CT
WHICH Sii' bequeathS to the Bohemian
InissioI. Of tie Moraviaa church, and tho
other to the su=tentation Iu..d of tho NJ.
rlvian church q, the West Indies. Sac
names Nathaniel s. Wolfe rs executor OF
her Will. sao WAS :: n;:ti-o of Austria,
an! had II" Known living relatives.
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THE TARiFE ON BAGGAGE

a New>i'eSuiarion at the r. -. l.. Station
A gentleman who arrived in this city
about p. N. on Saturday of week be fore
last, and drove out in the country almost
immediately, returned On Monday morn
lug aad sent to the depot for his two
small satcbe!s which had been checked.
He Was notified that they could not bo
Lad, except upon paying fifty cents and,
upon further inquiry, discovered that q
new regulation Lad gone into effect con
cerning baggage not called for at oEce.
According to Instructions given to tic
baggage master, of which he has OILY
single copy on a circrla and Of which 10
public notice has been wen, each Package
of baggage hereafter received Il: any sta
tion is kept free Of charge Gully "a |! ours
after its arrival. After that it is sub
ifct 81 a charge Of g cents per day ior
the fast - hours cr fraction thereof.
and l0 cents fer each additional da:
up to ten. From that 10 50 days 81. GO pays
the storage 10 ccrts extr. for each Gay
from 20 t"4o, and FROM 80 70 GO days So 90
is tn" ta:ii: Baggage received after 81.
II. ga Saturday is held free until Monday
at 'i.c sam" hour as that Of IT'S arrival.
iiie baggage agents here report goul
deal of { r:riaint over tie new rules, but
tha: moe: less baggage accumulatts o.,
their ha':'is ;kan fUrIIcvy
No di.;:nction is niaG@ in the storage
rates between land sascLel and 4 Sara
toSa t,unl..
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Oil the Mighty Voice.

Homer says OF Ulysses. ono of tho Greek
heroes in the great Trojan war: :" You hal
ire and so downcast were his eyes: but as soon
rs he began to spcak-Oh, the mighty voice:
and tho words thick as tho falling snow"
Looking at Il bottle OF Hunts Remedy. one
would never suspect its concealed power,
greater than the elOQuence OF Ulysses. But
when it begins Its work with patient who Is
afflicted with any kidney. or liver disease.
.'Oh! the mighty voice." and the wonderful
healing effects produced In an incredibly
short time. As there wac but One wise Uiys-
ses " I'm ali the camp q; the Greeks, there IS
hut one Hunts Remedy in ali the list OF k1d-
ncy remedies and there is none that works
such marvellous results. Physicians have dis
covered this, and frcsIy prescribe it to their
patients and multitUGGs OF the cured sound
Is praises nov22lwsol&w
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.:Ciuced Rates TO P;lllat!eiphia.

Tr':ay the passenSc: department. OF the
Psnnsl Iv"nia railroad began the issue of
excursion tickets between Lancaster and
Philadelphia, AID all intermediate points,
including all stations on the main line and
the Waynesburg and West Chester
branches. Tlc tickets will not permit
holders 70 stop Of cn-route, and ale only
good on the day of issue, except when
issued on Saturdays or Sundays they will
bs good to return on the following Nor
day inclusive. The rate of reduction is
half n cent per mile. which makes the
round trip ticket from Lancaster to Phila-
d phia s. 43 instead of 81 II, the price
charged for regular tickets. The reduc.
tion in the fare will be of advantage to
business men and others who are com.
PEELED to make frequent visits to Philadel-
phia and return the same day.
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.l2l.4td
EON SAkAe

--iS-o0o>s4-AAAa0
nEPH = N-' Ci>Ulsr SALE. OT ": Ia sAs:i.E
~ CITY PEOPnfsTY.-On WEDNESDAY,
NOV. %. iS:2. by virtue ind in pursuance :'i
ALI Or,.er OF tho Orphans Court OF Lane isicr
county. Will be sOl'iat Duhlic sale = TN. SGr-
rel Horse Hotel. On W,4t King street. in tie
brick DIV ELLiNG HOUSE, with 81 :t,-stOr-
brick back building ami 1E:c, Hatcher
Shop attached, Onestory fran. rcaln,
House. brick Slaughter .ts',sr, brick
stable. Shedding and other ou,bui:,iings. an,
half lot Of grOund thereto belonging. siiu,tr
on the northwest corner OF We; ntnx nnu
Cha lOt1: ST., c;S, III the city "t LInc:I-tCr.
Pa, adjoining property OF q .v.c -hini.c Oh
the west, ON the north Y Grant s1rs CT. On the
emst by Charlotte street, :lnd on. the south ny
West King street.
Sale to co. .nincnr,' .It 7 O'Clock y M. on suii
day, when Attendance will be given and terms
mHtie known by o.. q. HEIR.
Executor of the estate OF VIM. Miller, tl~'I
II. SHCBEaT, Auct. H.rta,lV&S
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SeOCk ayYYkO>
1.-Two StOcx Market.

Observation-Disclosures $50 . 'c.,.i : ship
ments, !. % head market badly broken and
l51eO C lower. trade very slow mt>e.! 81 sac
50 heavy, So 2:,M64' light. Ii 9JIG - skips
50 5O05 80 About 24GG3 remain nnsn.!
Cattle-HeGriE:a. jUI .,.,:t,t siIp.I",. - SEQ
hcal market active anti firm p,.,,i - choice
shipping, - 2tlIG: common 10 ..ir =: 200
IS: butchers. s.. lJ9c4; stncke'S ar '.rders
1T - 75iI4 IS: TrA.s. S3 G0ll:: W. t1'u - GO10
5 q. Market closed rather tame III -.t:
Sheep Receipt. 2:,U, head siin ,.n =, i,s0r
poor to fair at ,! 6'ig3 20; lue'iiu" t. good,
s. 5C.s4; ch lee to extra, - :iilt -.
EAST Observation-Disclosures = head !;
slow ut yes:eray'~ prices.
HOgs-!scccipts. $3.50 mead: ~. .t'r.DiIiaS
IS GGG 30: ia! tmpre,. uOne s..f! W.. ,r'.ers
best. S. 4D:iG II common {6 25a6;,
Sheep-K.ceirts, l. .iO0 head n.,rke low Ut
Mondays prices.
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DEATH OF ThUHLOw WEED.
Tho Veteran JOurnalisl and Politician
Passes Quietly Away.

Tho Veteran JONfnAlisI and PJliticiAn
Passes Quietly Away.
New YORK, Nov. 22.-Thurlow Weed
died this morning at S:55 He breat;rd
his last surrounded by his child en-, .s.,'.l
children, physicians and att .ches o. mis-
household. just before the moment of
dissolution he groped with his right hand
around the bed as though he sought his
children's hands. His granddaughter took
the extended hand. She ielt soft pres
sure and the next moment Mr.. Weed was
dead.
IAN extended biography of Mr.. Weed
will be found in the New York Times OF
this mo mo.nins-EDs. INTELLIGENCER.1
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.A1N,;sCnllSnts.

E,rgEJHH.-On Friday evening. hermann,
the famous prcS.i,iigi;ateur, Will appear a,
Futon opera house, in his sleigh, of hand
performances. which are said To be marvels of
dex:crity. HERMANN is COT sidcreL by ca
DabIe judges The very head and front Of
the mystic ART, and his tricks defy the closest
scrutiny. His co hpany includes ventrilcqual
and specially artists OF a high order, who
contribEt" I" :. very p easing entcrtainmcht.
Annie PiIiey.-Ou Monday evening next,
that charming little actress, Miss Annie pix-
ley, wiIInrpear in her new play Of" lara
Miss Pixley is prime local favoritc and her
success in her new role is sure to be not less
than that which made her famous Is Miss
She will be welcomed by L large audience.
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rEuadsl2his lIArket,

aiLapsLratA. Nov. as-Flour market crtet
ana e.sy: >uperiNe. SS0S ~: Extra. S3 5Oi9
90 Penna Family. - 6514 81
Eve finur at - 2.lSl -.
Wheat firm: No. Western Red. sl o.:
Del. AMI r.. Red, 81 eI0l o.; LongbeSry
and Amber at 81 O9lil 10.
Corn scarcs AMI higher for local trade:
steamer. Ss6S4c: yellow. SSc: mixed. s5c
No. ) dO. S21S;c
Oats quiet and easier
Rye-saies AT 6Sc tor No. PA,
Provisions In fair jObbinc demand.
Lard quiet.
Butter steady. but demand moderate:
~ anu WeStern Creamery. extra, SS0sSc:
Koils qniet; Penn'a and Western, aeGs,c.
Eggs quiet; fcnn'a. 3lssl3sc; Western. 20
Cheese steady choice lots L., fair demand
Petroleum dull Refined 7s.c.
Whisky AT 81 90.
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Nsw tuax, Nov as--Flour-St,:o 20 and We,.
ern duh: In buyers favor: Supu:fine Stnts
- 2I3 80: 10 extra. . 75a4aj: choice do,
NSQIW fancy do. s. 10 a. 80 round hoop
nne Western. 81 :OG3 80: common to good
extra do. 81 .5a44: choice do. do - 5cl7 % !;
choice white wheat do, 81 25S7; southern dull
ana weak: comm II to fair extra. - jOlIj IS
good to choice do. s. aSlG75
Wheat 1.G'%c higher af er opening X(1kc
lower trade quiet: No White, 81 Ok: No.
= hei. Dec. 81 os1l HsE do JAN, 81 1Ohad9l lOz;
do Feb. II l2sIG@l l@s
Corn excited and active cash and Nov. 5E
loc higher: later m0n lis l+3s6c better mixe,s
western spot. SOss$l ito il;lureS. 6aaSI
Oats save bitter; No. = D..t 43zll33.c:
no Jan. 456+l',c: 10 Feb, ~ 20 iJrsc: state
S05:c western, iOfI5Gc.
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C:ialaa Smith. for d:rlkea and disor.
derly conduct. was committed to the comfy
~ prison by Alderman Samson for = term
OF 90 days.
Elmer Hulsingcr VINO was arrested 10,
assault and battery GA BIZ; wife, was dis
Charged by the same magistrate, the tes-
:iinony showing that the woman con-
'nenced the assault with chair, and tic
man struck her in eIfGefeacc.
GeOrg" Wilt. Of Millersvi.ic, arrested for
druDker and diSo-derly coaducs, was dis
CHARGED - Alderman t;prrsiGT on pay
neut ni fire and cost,
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Sentenced a;r Horse Stealing.

Oliver Rosenberger, who was arrested
in this city on tho Gath Of August last by
Special Officer Steirwandel, and who at
the time, had in his possession horse and
buggy which, as was afterwards shown,
Rosenbergcr had obtained in trade for
another team which had been stolen from
a livcryman named Laurer of Harrisburg,
was triae before the Dauphin county
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-AGRARIAN DISTURBANCES.

The Troubles That Arc Agitat'ng the Isle
OF Skye.
LoNroN, Nov. 22.-The authorities of
Abezdeenshire, have agreed to send de-
tachments of police to the Isle of Skye, to
assist in serving processes, provided the
commissioners of 1nvernessshire will hold
themselves responsible for their expenses
In the meantime defensive arrangements
on the island are proceeding. At . recent
mass meeting there one Of the speakers
said that any tenant paying rent, unless
tie valuations were granted, would be a
marked man. 1t was resolved to take
aoy lawful means to prevent tenants from
taking evicted farms.
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nUasl.lC SALr. OF VALGs;SIr; CITY
L HronecfY--O ERIOAY. UEll lltMiiEE2 z

nUasi.lC SALr. OF VALT.;:,:r CITY
L Propecty.-On FRIDAY. DECEMBER >,
1887. will bs sold -. pubic sale, Ht the leopard
situated on th.: north side of k,. orange.
street. No. C1I, i-.I.iiIu3 O. Ot..nI,; sticc! H.
feet and e.trnriing b .'.r to M.iru,s. street TO
tn depth Gi 24j feet, more or les, with Il Two
story t:Olb!e r. i, EEiCE &. IiDiNG on
Orange street, wi II c"ltr h"i CT. !''i and colt
water. bath tut, &c. in Inc hou-..: :,i,i "a two
story BEICK BUILDING, 10 fert in length,
intended tor fs1r u ,>r<. on htriOI street:
with well Ot ,i;'y. .-i.i.n2 waicr'.t he door,
large cis'crn: u 40. !rj,t tres oi every va
riety. sueh .,ur pears, p':,c Ic,, Cherries,
ap;tcots piuT.-, luinc>.s, grapes, &C., In beat
ing order.
Sale to comm. -; O'clock u, III. VIII. IL
terms will be Hru!;. hnOwn by
Z. r.. EIxDlG.
II. SHrBrnT, hrctiorcrr. ,. --+ ..-00. d
nOv2o, =, =, 90 &,iIi ST
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.ia..iaiT EIcCabc's kCr;rrc.

There vas :. Very large audience in the
Duke street Methodist c!.urc:, last night
when Rev. c, c. NcCabe, an army chan
lain, delivered his lecture on "Thc
Bright Sis!o of Libby Prison. His talk
comprised an entertaining narrative Of incl
dents Gf prison life in the South during
tie war cf the rebellion. and many anus
iug features thai oacasicrod great deal
Of laughter. He Showed that sunshine
could penetrate even througi, prison walls,
and his 4escripti Of how the rewS of the
success CT the Union army Was received
was particularly graphic
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Sea C8utQln Murd cred.

HALIFAX. N. s., Nov. Captain
AbsalOm Conntaway, Of tho schooner T.
W. Smith, was murdered on his vessel
here last night by Alfred Boutillier, ons
of his crew. The latter was drunk, and
during scuffie with the captain struck
him on the head with some blunt instru-
ment, killing him almost instantly. Bon
tillier eScaped,
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sale ct ROrS SCs.

Sammci Hess & Son auctionerrs, sol.: at
public sale on Monday. Nov. 20th for
George Gross;nan. at his sale and ex,
change stables, 10 head o; Ohio Norman
horses at al average price OF slS2.59 per
head.
The same ac';,!ecf sold on TUESDAY,
Nov. 81, for Bailey 4 Mcrricl, at Millers-
Vi!e. Il head OF COWS at az avevagn price
Of S3:S:, IcY head.
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To DO Removed,

A. }. Kaufman, cD'iec:or of in .c.;l@
Tevch"o tcT this district, has leased ths,
niosa southern @! the large rooms on lie
first floor ": tiic P,;ucn stree: fro:ia Of tie
Stevens House, aIsd will remove tie revo.
Eue cfiicc thithcr about the first of next
month.
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Fatal quarrel Betveon Farmers.

Fort SCoTT, Kan, Nov. 2s.-John
lilly, VIM. Wright aud Levi Blake, far.
mers, got iutO an alteration at the farm
of Tilly near Memphis, this county, last
evening, which resulted in Tilly shooting
Blake, killing him instantly. Wright
and Blake were drunk at the time.
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Cincinnati Actory Under Arrest

CINcIsNATI. Nov. 22.-Mauager Ten.
messy, of the Coliseum theatre, with II
others WHO took part in performance at
the theatre on Sunday were arraigneti to-
day and held for trial for violation Of law.
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NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 22.-Mrs. Michael
Caffrey, while alone in the house this
morning, was seized with fit and fell
upon the stove, which sot fro to her
clothing, and shs was burned to death be-
fore the flames could be extinguished by
the neighbors.
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Promptly Denied.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 22-Rcferring to
rumors that tho Lehigh coal and naviga-
t;on company will pass its next dividend,
President Harris, of that company, says
the story is too absurd to consider. The
company has no intention of passing its
dividend.
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A Vessel on Fire and Leaking

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Nov. a99.-The
schooner William Rice. Of aud from Rock.
land, Maine, for New York. arrived here
this morning leaking and on fire. Her
crew had been On deck for two days.
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LONDON, Nov. GA telegram from
Liverpool says the steamer WintOn with
grain from the Black sea foundered of
the island of Ushart. on the coast of
France. Thirty persons were drowned.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 22.-It is quite
de6qitely settled that Governor. elect Pat
tison has rendered the Office Of attorney
general to Lewis c. Cassidy, esq.,, his
preceptOr in law.
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ASS sistanl Assessors Amno!n:e;;,

To-day the county commissioners ar-
pointed Christian UershocK assistant :is-
SCISSOR Of Pequca township vice John
Heinh&rt. resigned Bor'!ly $. Patterson
OF Little Britain vice Sidwsi r. Wilson,
resigned.
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INiyICATIayNS.

WAsuIIoa0S. Nov. s2.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, warmer fair weather,
northerly winds, backing to westerly
winds, stationary or higher temperature
and pressure.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-Thc suspec-
sion Of Oswald T. Hanna, stock broker, at
No. 40 South Third street, is announced.
1t is thought his liabilities arc not heavy.
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Real Estate Sale.

Henry Shuhert, auctionecr and rea! es-
tate agent, sold at private sale tho prop
crty belonging I" George Il. Cooke,
situated at No. 11e South Prince street,
to Charles !!oltZwarth for $32nn.
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DecapItat ted by Ell foSine,

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Nov. GA work.
man in the Furnaceville ore beds, on the
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburs railroad
was decapitated: by a switch engine last
evening. His name has not been learned
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Buslncss Block Turned.

LEWISTON, Maine, Nov. 22.-Fise this
morning in Scranton 6 Packard's block,
corner of Pine and Lisbon streets, damaged
the building to the extent Of $40. 600. The
occupants suffered to tho extent OF about
5000.
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THIRD EDITION,
WEDNESDAY sVsNING NOV. %, 1892.
TELEGRAMS.


An Engine and Several Cars Plunge over
an Embankmenr by Reason Of
DISTINCTIONS.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 22.-The st.
Louis limited express east, of the Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis road, was
wrecked near Union station, twenty miles
east of here by a rail which had been
placed across the track. The engine was
pitched thirty feet down an embankment
turning twics over and landing in field.
and several CARS followed and became a
confused wreck, yet no one was killed.
Three or four persons were seriously hurt,
and great number received cuts and
bruises. The damage to the cars amounts
to $4,000.
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BURLINGTON, Vt, Nov. 22.-Several
lumber mills and tho Pioneer iron foundry
were burned hero this morning. Tho loss
is probably over Sc, COO.