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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-11
LOVED HIM UNTO DEATH.
Fair. Haired Pet of the Family Elepes
With the Man Ot the Barn.

lair. Haired Pet Of the Family Elepes
With the Man oI the Barn.
>GsgyrrIELD, o, December lO-The east
F portion Of the city is greatly excited
|Ca sensational elopement. Miss Laura
E-jnCs is the pretty and accomplished
l1gt.er OF E5en Skillings, wealthy far
q alda prominent man in this commun-
/. Laura is a fair-haired girl OF nine
p. James Rogers, fascinating
pug EHglishman, has been employed
ssIuIngs for several years as a hired
p Mo attended to the barn. Laura fell
ove with Rogers, aud their clandesIine
Beings recame the talk of the town.
|saay Rogers left for Virginia TO visit
AlyyS there. Three days ago Laura dis
lsareG very mysteriOUsly. To-day her
E'slis received letter from her, stating
|hShe ass in Virginia with Rogers, that
4 loved him unto death, and would
|fiy him ere another week passed over
bead. Her parents are heartbroken.
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SENATOR ANTHONY.
His Recent Illness Represents the
Character Of the Man.

SptCNL 10 Ue AtyStcI.
WASHINGTON, December Ex-senator An.
thongs successful struggle to get to Wash
ington illustrates the character OF the man.
Without much hope OF being able. to retain
the place when he gets it, he is anxious to
secure the Presi d. ncy of the Senate pro
tempore, which the resignation OF Conk-
ling and Platt prevented nim from getting
before, and 1t is Likely he will succeed
Perhaps IKE John Qgiucy Adams he
desires TO die in harness and on the spot
where so much of his political life has
been sEent. In any event he will carry
out lie p'Ou:ise made when they told him
Mahore had alrea6y discounted disease and
had sppiied for the Rhode Islanders seat
one OF his constituents who lives in Proyi-
dence told me be doubted whether there
was any Senator in Congress who had as
firm a grip upon his State rs Anthony. He
IS the largest owner in the Providence
Journal and the Journal represents about
al the Republican politics in the State.
When ut home he and his partners are re
puted to hold political caucuses at the
newspaper office and at these Sabbath con-
ventions the political territory under their
control is divided up in as business like a
wav as the Roman possessions, were parcel
led out among the Triumvirates. Ian.
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FEARS OF LYNcHING
Big Bill Kinney, the Murderer OF
Doyle.
ONE OF THE MOST BRUTAL OF CRIMES
In Possibility Of Being Avenged by an In
diguant POpuIace-A Man Con-
Victed of Manslaughter at
Parkersburg.
Sperial 20 the Re7iSler.

WEST UNION, December 10.-The jury
came in tc-night, nine Of them standing
for conviction of Bill Bill Kinney Of muir
der In the first degree, and three for YER
dict of murder in the second degree. The
feeling against the Kinneys, on account OF
the deliberation and exceptional brutality
of their crime, has before and during the
trial been most intense, and the y9rdict
was received with the utmost indignation.
Angry and excited men gathered in knots
upon the streets, and threats of lynching
were so fr e'y expressed that the guardians
of the prisoners took all precaution posi-.
bic for their safety. Up till midnight no
act OF violence had been attempted, but
feeling runs so high that it would be mat
ter of surprise to no one ii the guards were
overpowered and Big Bill, if not both OF
the kidneys lynched before Tomorrow
night
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TranaleE8-

The following conveyanGss were adIait
ted 10 record az Clerk Ho'>k's ofhcs yester-
day:
A deed made the Sth Say Of December,
1898, oy Z. l.. kialmins and wife 20 An
drew II. KimEins, il consideration OF
81, 500, for lot Ne l3, being portion OF the
Poor House fsrn.
A deed mads the Sth day OF December,
1883, by Andrew II. Kimmins and wife TO
+. l. Kimmia ia consideration OF SlI 900,
for go acres OF land N this county.
A deed made the sth day Of Decsmbsr
1888, by VIM. Myles snd wife to John
sCevle. in consideration Of sl.2OO, foE the
south one-half OF the north thirty fest o'
| 10. No. -. situate at the corner OF Twenty
fifth and Market streets.
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GUILTY OF MANslAUGHTER.
The Verdict Against q Young naaOu
Trial at Park ersburg.

SPECIAL TO the ReqtSeer.
PAEEERsBURG, December 10. - Andrew
Geiger was found guilty OF voluntary man
slaughter and sentenced by Judge Jackson,
tc-dsy, to one year in the penitentiary.
The youthful prisoner enlisted much SYM
pathy from the crowded court room. His
ta'her is yet to be tried as the principal in
the murder of poor boy, who was an in
mate of the County Poor House.
Judge Jackson sentenced James Kelly to
ten years in the penitentiary for highway
robbery, being the second time the Judge
hss passed sentenced on Kelly, be having
recently served term at Moundsville.
In the noted Paul case every effort is be.
ing made to secure a continuance, but it is
hoped the case will be disposed OF at the
present term.
Investigation of the city clerks books
proceeds, but nothing has been divulged.
Ii IS thought the shortage will not exceed
$500 each year since the embezzlement
commenced by Clerk Toothaker. No other
official or anyone else is likely 10 be I'M
plicated.
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WAITED FROM WESTON.
The Deings and Gossip OF a Lively
Town Served Up In Attractive style,
Special 10 the Register.

SDectut 10 t0S hSJtStey.
WESTON, w. VA, December 10.-Your
correspondent attended the closing exsr-
cises of the first term OF Rev. J. W. Ksa-
bles school, which occurred Thursday
night of last week. The school room was
crowded TO its utmost capacity, and it kept
the u~hsrs busy finding seats for the many
wLO went there 10 hear the address OF Mr.,
hean.e. which lasted about thirty minutes.
II was shCrt srd to the point. lis subject
was. Education" which he handled in a
very appropriate manner. The choir,
with Miss Cora A,CheEOn at the organ, rem
Gere% some tine music. Your correspond
ent was handed some
Very Superior Map Drawing.
ore Ot which attracted his attention. 1t
was txeCuted BY Miss Lena Bailey and was
well done.
Business is livening up, which is caused
by the approaching holidays.
The gas works at the hospital was I'm
iShed last week. Steps should be taken to
procure light for our town at once.
Fa1Cher's ball, that was to take place on
next Friday night, was postponed till dur
ing tie holidays.
Dr. BlaEd is going to
Give n Grand Marked Ball
81 the Asylum during the holidays.
Rev. j. A. Tracy, who has been visiting
Father Hickey, of ParkersburgI returned
home last Friday.
c. S. McWhorter, w. l.. Rohrbaugh, A.
VI. Poundstone and G. NJ. Rohrbaugh, OF
Buck shannon, passed through our city on
their way home Saturday.
c. A. Basnett and ]. 5, Gibbs, OF your
city, was in town last week.
Washington Sommers, of Upshur county,
died Sunday morning at 10 o. clock. Upshur
lnosss in him one Of her best men.
Handley, of Cleveland, Ohio, and Jno.
Carrie, of Wheeling, was registered at the
Bailey House on Saturday.
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WASHINGTON.
Reorganization of the Senate Yes
terday.
THE WEST VIRGINIA SENATORS
Get Coed Places on the Committees =
Changes in the Chairmanships Of
the Most Important
Committees.
Special 10 the Register.

WASHINGTON, December l0-In the Sen
ate committees Camden and kenna both
get very satisfactory places. Camden goes
back to the pensions and is placed on mill.
tary affairs, patents and mines. Kenna
will serve on claims, railroads and revision
OF the laws. A reorganization OF the Sen.
ate officers is consi dered likely ct next
Thursdays caucus.
The House call Of States stopped al Hi
nois. West Virginia will likely be reached
tomorrow.
1t is reported that Blair and his friends
will try to capture the Republican Ma
tional Executive Committee wednesday.
they will try to elec: Blaine man chair
man, and pass Frye's proposition lessenirG
the Southern State vote controlled By the
administration.
The arrivals are Judge FIrGusol, James
H. Huling. of Charleston. Governor Mat
thews has left for Richmond, where he will
spend several days. Ian.
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A DEALER IN DISEASED HOGS
Comes 20 Grief In Indtasap0lfs fr0E
His Infamoaa Practices.

His Infamoaa Practices.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, December l0.-A man
named Flaherty was arrested here to-day
for having in his possession large quaint.
ties of meat Of diseased and bruised ami
mails. he confesses to have recently made
shipments to New Orleans, but would give
no names or dates An officer, acting un.
der instructions from the Health Board,
went to MONEYS slaughter house and
found ten head of hogs dressed and
hanging upon the hooks. These all
gave evidence of being diseased or
badly injured before having been slaugh-
tered. Griffin was informed that they
were the property OF Flaherty, who was at
that time at the stock yards, whittier he
bad gone for another load. After short
time Flaherty returned to the slaughter
house with his second load, consisting Of
eight hogs, seven Of which were alive and
one dead in the wagon. Three out OF the
seven were unable to stand. and the other
four were known as broken down or slow
hogs" He has been in the business for
three years. Southern people should look
out for pork with the Flsherty brand
Eighteen hogs were found to day ia his
possession.
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SIZE WOULD BUT he WOULDN'T.
.srax,on Man EIOpes with Another
Fellow - Wife.

Tas other day J. D. Wheeler eloped with
t,.s- mans wife, Mrs. Maria Jane Hines.
Tsssler in trying to get the woman, came
>: having a serious encounter with
I,ss The woman was anxious to go, but
!. husband objected, and Wheeler drew
rguysr on him, and silenced him. The
rnsa did not iOin Wheeler then, but in
av y- ;vu ;hey met in town, and it is
ns.a-G they emigratsi to Clay county.
l. LssinOr',ies Of this county will doubt.
.aa ltt their Whereabouts, as the
r,i .-y mas found an Indictment
I M ----m-
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MYSTERY ON MYSTERY.
Another Arrest In Ifhe Fora Burns
Case.


Case.
PEORIA, ILL, December 10-Jehn W.
Hunter was arrested near Green Valley, on
the Peoria, Decatur and Evansville railroad,
twenty miles south Of here, this afternoon
for the murder of Fora Burns at Lincoln
last September, and for which Orrin H.
Carpenter, a prominent grain merchant of
that place, is now under $4,000 bail to
await the action of the Grand Jury. Hunter
was brought here and lodged in Jail about
ten o'clock tonight, and strict orders were
given by the sheriff not to allow him to be
interviewed. He was arrested by Thomas
]. harrison, for many years sheriff of Logan
county, but who is now in the employ Of
Carpenter as a detective. Hunters real
name is said to be Thomas Russell and he
belongs to q very respectable family in the
southern part of the State. The evidence
against him is thought to be positive. He
will be taken to Lincoln on Wednesday.
He was arrested on warrsnt dated Novem-
Der :, and the principal allegations are that
he has suppressed valuable evidence in
Fora Burns case for valuable consideration ;
but the real charge is said to be that he is
either the murderer of Fora Burns or knows
who was.
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Ross RACE IN ENGLAND.
.e ePiti>burgher TO Give Bubear Zen
seconds Leeway.

Seconds Leeway.
L ,y reCember lO.-Under the con-
Jrs Of the match between Wallace Ross
! a-o-ge Bubear, the Pittsburgh sculler
7ss b. ear ten seconds leeway at the be-
| |--iag OF the race. William Spencer, a
s,9sn scsller conducted the negotia.
Is m behalf of Ross. BUbear had
k5i publicly that he considered himself
|y.y entitled to the championship Of
.ari as he had challenged Elliott, and
! c7s..euge still held good to row
b buua tide Engiishman for 200
side. spencer replied that he was
|T-sfl II q champion Objecting to
,.v- an allowance Of ten seconds at the
k 81 Ct 3 race on the Thames champion
course from a sCuller who had never
Eei the championship, but as that was
! best Bubear would do, ne accepted on
-s.; Of Ross, and deposited e25 10 bind
sich. Accordingly the parties met
be evening OF November &Oth and ar.
s3 were drawn and Mr.. ]. b. Whitefoot
eCisi Is umpire. The conditions are
FE the race shall be rowed in three
lc.as from signing articles. Stakes one
F1-'and dollars a side, Ross 70 receive one
f1tTed and twenty dollars for expenses.
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A MINISTER PUT TO FLIGHT.
walden AeItnird over the sudden d.
pariuTe OF the EPiscopaitan Dom

walden Agitnird over the sudden d.
pariure OF the EPiscopaitan Dom
infe.
NEwBGRG, n. Y, December l0-For some
days past the lively village of Walden,
twelve miles back OF this city,. has been
greatly agitated over the sudden departure
OF the Rev. w. NJ. De Hart, rector Of st.
Andrews Episcopal Church, and the causes
that led to it. There have been many ru'
mors concerning the trouble the Rev. Mr..
De Hart had, but the facts appear to be
that he interfered with the domestic affairs
of the chorister OF his church, and the two
then got into personal alteration, in
which the superior fighting qualities OF the
clergyman availed him the most. After
tie true state Of affairs became known the
pugil.stic divine was notified to leave the
iown within forty-eight hours or he woud
probably Undergo sey4rer bodily injury
Than he inflicted on his chorister, and ne
stoned not on the order of going, bat
hant.d in his resignation and went.
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THIS ENDS IT.
Amanda Fluck Alive and Nell-An
Important Discovery.

PHrLApELPHrA, December 10.-Amanda
Fluck, the woman John Koop accused him.
self OF numbering, is alive and well. She
was found tonight by Philadelphia
Times reporter, at Rock Hill, small sta.
ton on the North Pennsylvania railroad,
thirty.fiye miles out of Philadelphia. The
trail was first struck at Quakertown, late
in the afternoon, where it was learned that
a Mr.. Lands had received q postal card
from Amanda Fluck, dated yesterday, al
RCCk Hill. The reporter at once DIR lye
through the rain to that village, five miles
distant, and found the woman. She said
that she had passed most of the summer at
Line Lexington, a small town in b lcks
county. She hsd a young child with he.
She had known John Koop when he was
in Quskertown, she said, but he certainly
had not killed her.
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DOWN TO A WATERY GRAVE.
Six Men Drowned In Lake Huron Yes
terday.

DETROIT, December 10.-rhe steam barge
Enterprise was sunk in Lake Huron this
morning at an early hour. When this side
OF Port Austin she signalled the tug Balize
she was sinking. Thirteen men were on
beard. six went down and were lost. The
seven others got aboard the Balize, but the
second engineer died soon after. The En-
terprise was Canadian boat. The names
Of the lost are as follows: John McGrsw,
Detroit, second engineer, Charles Williams,
Chicago; John Bertrsm, John Bertram, Jr.,
Dsye Jones, Windsor, fireman, P. Quinn,
Detroit, John Lynch, Liverpool, Patrick,
surname unknown.
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Pitt.burxh Reforming.

PrTrsBURGH, DEC. l0.-A refo<m move
nent has been inaugurated by The county
officers against the gamblers and houses of
prostitution in this city. Information was
made to-day against five proprietors OF
prominent houses who were arrested and
gave bail for hearing. IL is the intention
to prosecute all until all are driven from
the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-11

No disease will trouble you il you keep
your blood pure, Your kidneys strong, your
bowels regular and your mind clear by an
occ casioual use OF that great reviver and
supporter of health and strength known
as DR.. Guysott's yellow Dock and Sarsa,
parills. Its praise should be in every
mouth! Its msiit should 10 known by 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-11
BUSY CONGRESSMEN.
They Get Down TO Work and Intro.
dure Bills without Number.


WASHINGTON, December l0.-ln the
House to-day a great number OF bills were
introduced, the most important being: A
bill by Belford to regulate railroad traffic;
by Wait to limit the purchase of silver by
the Secretary of the Treasury; by Town
send to abolish the postage on sacond-c'ass
IL ailable matter and reduce the postage on
transient newspapers; by Clements TO re-
peal the internal revenue law; by Finerty
to provide for the construction Of four
eunbogts and three cruisers, aud ode by
IcCord provid ng that in case Of the death,
resigl ion or removal Of the Vice Presi.
cent the Secretary OF State act as President
until special election could be held.
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THE WORK OF THE FLAMES.
Two Blocks I'm Pine Bluff, Arkansas
Destroyed.

LITTLE RACK, ARK, December 10.-A fire
began at Pine Bluff just at I o'clock this
morning, at Packard's bakery, which was
destroyed, also the following buildings on
Main street. Schwartz Bros, general mer-
chandise, Jacobs. auction house, McEHin,
general store. Gsl7raith, grocery, McCrsck-
en- X Wilson, saloon, Cain 4 Williams,
VIM Raw and O Candies, saloons, Brock
way. saloon, Young K Masby, saloon.
Dow ell and AiISheim, billiard saloon,
plan ter's House. Most of the goods in.tae
bur ed houses were saved in a damaged
con. ton. All the building in two blocks
but Ruseburg Il Miller's were ourned.
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FRANK hURD'S PLAN.
Harmless I'm Its Way bu, May Cause
Trouble,
SpeciaL 10 the ReyiStcr.

NDF'IN5 10 IV' IttyINI-I.
WASHINGTON, December lO.-Congress-
man Frank Hurd pan of precipitsting
tariffs said to be to move for the abolition
OF protective duties separately on specific
articles such as lumber, coal, etc. 1t is not
easy to see, however, how such motions
would hasten the issue, as they would 80
10 the Committee on Ways and Means,
where the re6l contest of the House major
ity will be determined. 1t has been sug'
gested that it would be in keeping with
other Democratic mistakes if the Demo
cratic House and the Republican Senate
should come to be arrayed on opposite
sides of the tariff question, and an issue
should be thus made up for the country.
Ian
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-11
Secretary FOIeex HI.

WASHINGTON, December l0.-Iu the ab-
sence of Secretary Folger Assistant S. ere.
tary New is acting as Secretary OF the
Treasury. Secretary Fo!Ser is suffering
from an attack Of biliousnsss, sod Sis ply.
sioisn advised him TO remsIn away lro L
tic Q.iiCs and rest 70. teE dLys.
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SENATOR KElLoGs's CASE.

" alSh Fails to Appear md Ne Case IL
Postponed.
WASHINGTON, December l0.-Phe case OF
ex-senator kellogg, indicted for having
received, while United States Senator,
money for securing the increased pay OF
certain Star Routers came up to-day before
Judge Wylie. John A. Walsh was called
as a witness, but he did not respond,
whereupon the Gszernmsnt moved to post
pone until he was produced. This motion
was vigorously opposed by counsel FOX
kellogg, and Judge Wylie took the pspers,
remarkiDg that he would decide the qnes
ton tomorrow.
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CcNKllNG SCOoPED.

Henry Willard Rakes IN the Ex.Sena-
tors Ducats.
Special 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, December 10-One of yes
terday's papers, giving an account Of Mr..
Wizards MANAGEMENT OF Northern Pacific
affairs, mentions that that enterprising
gentleman recently managed to scoop ex-
Senator Conkling for the amount of sS5, 900
in his deal.
In a list of residents here whose taxable
property amounts TO 5000 Mr. HoESste,
of Signal Service celebrity, is put down as
the holder Of s77,09O worth of really, and
and yet the government cannot get its
hands on this solid citizen. Ian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-11

EscFrioSs, Sores, Pimples, Rheumatism
are bot Indicators OF impure blood. Acker's 5
Blood E!ixir is the remadv. Sold by e.
ulurd Booking SRI Z. Nankemsilsr.
Wheeling. and :. f. Zinuc5. Bridgeport.
O., Druggists.
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Railway Collislen.

RoSToS, December l0-In a collision BE-
tween an Old Colony railroad train and an
East Milton train, the latter was wrecked,
but no person was seriously injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-11

Et =, = u ina, so many neglect coughs
Ehy il !, until they get consumption? ?
\ tscsns so many die of consumption? II
EGsr E they will not come and De
Z Urc.. HSery one knows sure conquer-r
|1sap' - 'na no lung diseases is Dr. wistar's
any druggist. - - 'AN ="
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ynrED By HER SOLDIER svIToR.
DT saaatie Atss0pt o. - Albania 0ss
q 1vosh Ga1 AoR Life.

- Spssh 0as Aes Life.
ATLANTA, December l0.-Ths most drs
piatic attempt at suicide sysr recorded In
Atlantis occurred Ast night near the E1po-
si,ion grounds. A switch engine On The
Georgis Pacific railroad wM coming 10.
Two eouplers vsts sitting In front Of the
engine INST above the ot,boaSd. Gs the
bssdlizht flashed around the corner OF The
old Exposition grouSd fence tAs men on
the frsnt Of the engiss saw . wonas stand.
ing scar the track. Quick - flash she
dsrtsd tosAsd thS track. When within
three feet Of the yail she threw hsrsslf
apon IL and pressed her form close 70 the
xround. Instantly she pssssd ont oil sight.
rbe engine vas stopped and the men re-
torned TO Rad the woman alive. Her nsme
vas Carrie Myers. 6hs n 6pe looking
| and nicely dressed fsctosy GIRL shs refuse:
L 70 talk. 4 mysterious peysonsgs turned
| an inst sftsr the seeidsnt He uss young
| Tinted States soldier and wss fret seen
| .,spding In the shadow OF small pins
| treSf rs. where the woman VA, first seen:
n. followed the litter into The ysrd aud
| DISAPPEARED. Ths woman and bimssli. u
srctars. had qusrTelsd, and be cast her
| of. In despair the woman threw befSsii
| on tie track.
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BAD MILWAUKEE, BOYS,
Fired by Dime Novels. Start Seventeen
Nueeudiary Fires.

MILwArKEE, December 1o.-About seven
teen of the incendiary fires of month
have been traced to Bsnnie West, Joseph
Moffat, Finch and Millard, four boys, thir-
teen years of age, the sons Of refined ,Peo-
Fsnization, and had pirates den where
thew kept dime novels, guns and lassoes,
and from which they made raids on the
psntriss Of well to-do neighbors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-11

II you ieel yourss,f growing vssI.r. yoa,
s;Yenrth falling, the functions Of your BODY
becoming impaired, take warning In Tins!
Your blood II Starving for want OF nouriss-
ment DR.. Guysoits yellow Dock ani s,r-
,apsriIla Is good for the blood. II Pur!a--
this stream Of life snd strengthens every
part OF the body. rebuilds broken dos1
Constitution. produces dresmless siu,pber:
and restores wasted epsrKies and sshss.sr-d
ntyvcus &c stem. A trial bottle VII Goa
yinee. No o.hsr remedy equals II.
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Haayv RObbery.

Bosrox, December t0.-Burglsrs. between
Saturday evening and this morning, robbed
Bacon 4 Co.'S store offs 600 worth OF jew
elry.
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Eyass GeO ePsI IsqHkSy.
EKrr, Pa, December lo.-Grs,t excite
ment xss caused here today BY the dig
covery Of the dissppesrance Of Thomas
Evans, pension agent, Who IL quite aged
and reputed TO be woriI over 800, go.
Evans, who lives alone and Is nearly blind,
was for . time supposed 10 be visiting
some fri, nd. He vas uied ard acquitted
at the inst term OF the United states CSurt,
on a charge Of using washed postage
stSUps.
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Rixa Men DRaNnAd.

BrsSALo, n. T., December 1o.-FivA men
hunting on the Nisgs.arivsr we're drosned
by tie boat cap.izing.