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Farther Loss OF Life Feared

BosToN, February l5.-The Journal esti-
mates the loss at Haverhill at s., SOC, 900,
and says the most dreadful feature of the
calamity is the loss Of life and the awful
uncertainty caused many anxious hearts. 1t
is feared that the bodies Of score or more
prominent business men are buried in the
ruins. The city marshal states that three
men are missing, and the spread of the
flames was SO rapid they were unable to
escape
business men were missing and The ir bodies
expected to be found in the ruins of the
Haverhill fire is not confirmed. The city
marshal denies he ever made such state
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Texas Moonshiners Captured.

ST: LOUIS, February 1S.-A special to the
r. publican from Dallas, Texas, says that In
ternal- Observation-Disclosures Campbell received
Information that the revenue officers. on
Thursday last, made a raid on moonshiners
in Situs county and captured an illicit still,
destroyed large quantity OF crooked liquor
mash, etc, and captured thirteen OF the
mOOnshineIs
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, February 1S.-The
Merchants Bank has closed its doors.
New YORK, February 1s.-The suspen-
sion of McF arlane & Co., lard refiners, is
temporary. Mr.. McFarlane says he will
pay dollar for dollar and have 100000 left
t. continue business.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

RICHMOND, Va, February 1s.-Mr. Cham-
berlain, OF The Stgte newspaper, is dead.
SAN Francisco, CAL, February l9.-Ex-
Lieutenant Governor Samuel Purdy died
suddenly lat night. 1t il supposed that the
cause OF his death was heart disease.
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GEHMHNT.

The ECILESlASlICAL BILL.
BERLIN, February 18.-The committee on
ecclesiastical bills, which, yesterday, on its
first reading, rejected almost the whole meas
IRE in the form proposed by the government,
adopted in modified shape the paragraph
relating to bishops; providing that prelate
pardoned by the king shall not require re-
newed recognition by the government as
bishop of his diocese.
BANK STATEMENT.
The specie in the Imperial Bank has in
creased S,9SO,O00m since the last report.
HIGHLY INDIGNANT.
All the newspapers here express indigna-
ton at the speech of General Skobeloff to
the Servian students, in which he said Rus
STA had hitherto been held in check by Ger
man Influence, and that the sword was the
only means the Russians had of Kidding
themselves of this incubus.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, February l8.-The Times says:
Gladstone, by admitting home-rule to be
subject of discussion, abandons the strongest
part of the case against it. Experiments in
decentralization should not be thought OF for
a moment"
The Standard takes a similar view, and the
DAILY NeWs IN maintains that Gladstone has
been persistently misunderstood.
WILL TRY CONCLUSIONS.
A firm of London publishers have ar
ranged for a weekly supply OF the Irish
World, and will try conclusions with the
government in the event of seizure.
IN THE COMMONS.
In the house of commons Forster stated
that while the government would afford
every protection to caretakers in ireland, it
must be allowed to judge as to the means
and decide each case on its merits. He be-
lieved the object would be best attained by a
good system of patrolling. 1t would be i'm
possible to give each caretaker guard of
police.
The chaplain stated that all the evidence
before the royal commission tended to show
that the United States had reached the acme
of agricultural prosperity, aud the worst,
therefore, had been seen of foreign COM
petition.
Northcote, referring to Gladstone's utter
ances regarding home-rule, said they were
something between a dream an an election
eering move, which, though sufficiently
characteristic of Gladstone, were exceedingly
dangerous.
The marquis OF Harrington expressed sur
prise at the alarm created by Gladstone's re-
marks. They only meant, he said, that par
Lament should be relieved of local duties
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d. HIRsCH & Co.'S Old udge igars, factory
e73. Sd Collsc. Dist. n. Y are best, 2 for 25c
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DIED.

TRICE-February II. 1882, Mrs. SARAH W. TEICE,
aged sixtynine years eleven months and one day.
The funeral will take place this (aUNDAY) after
noon at EGO O'Clock, from the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. D. Bogart, corner of Third and
Jackson streets, Fort Pickering. Friends OF the
family are invited to attend
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NEW YORK, February 1S.-Jesse Selig-
man, Samuel Sloan, VIM. X. Jessup * Co,
s. d. Babcock and DIR. Norvin Green, de-
clare that the use of their names by Ship
herd was altogether unwarranted, and that
they know nothing OF him or his Peruvian
scheme. Shipherd and Grant refused to be
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THE census of 1880 gives the native popu-
lation of Utah as one hundred thousand, and
the foreigners forty flour thousand, the greater
part OF whom are English.
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From Great Britain and Germany we are
now porting from two to three thousand
tons Of potatoes week, beside cabbsg 9,
7susr kraui, turnips celery and carrots.
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VIZ regret TO see that our neighbors of
Helena are threatened with participation
in the woe that has recently caused so much
trouble and distress in Nashville.
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Making EyeIaShes Longer

New YORK sun.
"LODg eyelashes are in favor" said
WON an hairdresser. The DISH of orientalisu
10 costumes and laces turns the thoughts Of
young women to dropping eyelashes. | have
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FrrrY-EIeHr MILLION DOLLARS is the {

FIFTY-EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS is the es-
timated value of fnger-rings OF this country
actually worn, and still there are people
mean enough to go hacking and coughing
because they do not want to invest twenty
five cents for bottle OF DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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Second Dispatch

HAvERHILL, Mass, Febru,ry 1S.-En-
gines are present from Newburypo Law
renee and Lowell. Men are already at work
clearing away the debris Obtr, Blake * Gar
ner's block, on the north eide ii Wipgate
street, was several times on fire, but saved.
The wind blew fresh from the northwest.
with scarcity of water, and the freezing OF
hose made il difficult to control the ire.
Joseph Pratt, fireman, was killed, and Geo.
Whittier fatally injured. Several others
are reported missing, but nothing definite Is
EpOwu
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Lord Lorne's First Leyee.

Seven hundred guests we're present at Lord
Lorne's FIRST levee since his return. Lord
Lorne, in iull court dress. was supported on
either side by the members OF the cabinet
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Mozart Society.
ELECTION NOTICE.

TTNHE meeting to be held tomorrow (Monday|
l. evening is postponed until NEXT THU RS
DAY EVENING at :. 80 O'Clock.
u V. RAMBAUT. President
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Headquarters Porter Guards,

MEMPHIS February 10, 1882.
SPECIAL ORDER, No. 15.-AI members of this
- command will meet at their armory to morrow
(MoNDAY) night at 7:3O O'Clock sharp. for the
purpose of having their measures taken for the
new uniform.
By order J. D. wALDRAN, Capt Com'dg.
WILL. T. WuDBFRGER
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GRADUATED

Is the standard granu-
lated tobacco of the world
and its quality and popu-
larity have never been APP
preached by any other
granulated tobacco.
The only original gena-
inc Bull Durham tobacco
or cigarettes have the
trade mark of the BULL on
every package. Take no
other,
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INDICATIONR

For Tennessee and the Ohio r7Hey, cloudy,
1aiay heather, irGIm sOutheriy 'cinds, failing
barometer, generally followed By rising barometer
oad et6ier norfl,csst tviads.
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PLUFF CITY COUNCIL. JR., o. U. A. M.-The
ID Members OF this Council requested TO
meet in the council chamber on WEDNESDAY
NIGHT. Feb 22d, at 7:30 O'Clock, to elect officers
also other business of importance.
BY order ]. GRIFFITH, Councillor
NJ. J. SINPKINs. r. g, pro TEN.
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WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

WAE DEPT, L. s. ARMY SIGNAL SERVICE, /
SATURDAY. February Is, 1852, 10:OS pm.
Place OF Wind Wealth.
Observation. Bsr. Their Direc D Force or
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Do NOT buy cheap medicine on the score
OF economy. The best are none too good for
the sick, and are the cheapest Such are the
Cherry Pectoral, the Sarsaparilla, and other
standard remedies OF DIR. ]. c. Aver & Co.
They are worth all they cost, and should be
in every house
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NOTES.
Recommended without Amendmen,

Rec0mme nded without Amendment.
The Senate Census Committee this after
noon decided TO recommend the passage by
the House Of the superintendent bill with
out amendment, and Chairman Hall was
instructed to ask its immediate consideration
on Monday, and if objection is made to con-
tinue to press its consideration until it is
finally disposed of.
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OUR CONTINENT"
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-10-21

APRIL 1sT, 1870.
Recognizing The fact that the relation
ship existing between the Counties o
Maryland and the City of Baltimore is
such that residents of the Counties have
occasion to visit the City frequently dur
ing the year; in consideration of these
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the "Maltby" in the past, deem it but a
matter of justice thai some discrimination
should be made in their favor. l have
hereioreccncluded to
Reducethe Price of Board to 50 a day
feeling confident that the same will be July
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merit and secure an increase :, share of
their patronage. ASSURING. them thai
nothing will be lett undo le that can add
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ward per day.
o. II. HOGAN.Prop.
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-06-10
A WOMAN MURDERED.
Her Body Found on the Roadside HOr-
riDIy Mu tilated-A Negro man Held
to Answer for the Crime,

Special Correspondence OF the Appeal
BONNEVILLE, Miss, June IL
send you herewith an account, Of
The PLEADER, ofthe murder Of Miss
Benton, which, owing to the exten-
sive circulation Of the APPEAL, l
hope you will publish. When the
discovery was made no part Of the
body above the hips, except the
head, was visible. The denuded
cranium and lower jaw were lying
separated near or on the spot
where the murder was committed;
the balance of the body which had
nOtbeen carried off, about ten
steps distant. WAT.
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Gen. Chalmers, of Sardis, Miss,
and Col. Hodgson, Of Mobile, are
engaged in "a controversy over their
war records. The war having end.
I'D about II years ago, we don't
think The communications of either
gentleman would prove Of any in
terest to our readers, therefore we
shall not reproduce them.-TJack'
son Comet, q
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Raising cattle is becoming every
year more important and the busl
ness IN his section should be large
" increased. Cattle are less liable
to disease than hogs, are not mo-
Tested by dogs as sheep, and already
market is always open for butter,
beet, and hides. If your people
would use more beef and less pork,
the change would be healthy fol
them, and the cost perhaps not any
more. Then there is market all
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be sold for money, and no mort
cages on the farm or crop are use
essary to keep the business going
Farmels should think about III
creasing their stock of CATTLE
Corinth Herald.
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The Royal family of England is
credited with being one Of the most
natural and unaffected in the coun-
try. The Queens daughters al
ways speak other Majesty as tina.
When Won Angeles picture of the
Queen was first shown to the. Prin'
cess Beatrice, she exclaimed; "Ohl
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ful artist having painted the
Queens hands and. arms Of . verJ
ruddy hue. To her grandchildren
the Queen Is never grandmother or
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Worth Remembering.

Now that good times are again
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est surroundings if In bad health.
There are hundreds of miserable
people going about to-day with dis
ordered stomach, liver or kidneys,
when bottle OF Parker's Ginger
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ever tried.
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THE NEWSPAPER.
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FREE no THE WONLD!

FREE TO THE WORLD!
The first session of this Institution of
tearning will commence on the lot Monday
III September, 1881, and continue D months.
Tuition Absolutely FREE 10 Ali!
A school building well ventilated well
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Sparkling Venus.
New York Sun.

Venus is becoming conspicuous
object in the west after sunset
This planet and Jupiter are ap-
preaching one another, Jupiter
moving toward the sun and Venus
away from 1t. Their conjunction
will DO an attractive sight. Venus
will be, in the summer, a beautiful
telescope object, exhibiting the
phase of a cresc ent moon, and shin
ing with extraordinary splendor.
She is now swinging aroun d on this
side Of the sun, preparatory to her
transit across his disc III December.
which is one of the most important
Of all Astronomical events, and for
the observation of which various
governments have already begun to
prepare expeditions. The astrono'
mers have been preparing for it for
twenty years, as it will bo the last
transit OF Venus before the year
2G04.
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"A case of suspended animation

"A case of suspended animation
mistaken for death is reported in
Boston. A girl was pronounced
dead by her physician. A few
hours after, when her father turned
to leave her alone, she cried,
"Please don't go, papa" She then
told her friends, as they gathered
about her, that she had been in
heaven, a glorious place, and wish
ed to return. She soon after died
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state sunday school Convention.

The fifth annual session Of the
State Sunday School Convention
will be held at Water Valley, July
5Gh, 9th and 7th. Let every School
and each County Convention send
delegates. l.. L. BROWN,
Ch'm'n Ex. Committee.
Meridian, Miss, May 18th, 1882.
All State papers will please
copy.
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Natchez Democrat: We have been
told in pretty positive terms by One
of his friends that Congressman
John r, Lynch will be a candidate
tor congress from this (the sixth)
district. 1t was thought that John
might do as Chalmers has done, car
petbag it into more promising
district, but John says he can't al
ford it, and will make the race at
home.
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An Illinois woman of 80 has
brought suit for divorce against her
hus md of25. She thinks be mar
ried der for money, and not for
love.
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The illustrations are by the best artist
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