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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-09-15

We clip the following facts so aptly
and orderly arranged by our lively
and sterling contemporary, the PEG
pies Vindicator: >,
"The Peoples Vindicator sounded
the name of Samuel D. McEnery, and
the Clarion voice ir the hills of More.
house resounded it with praise, while
the Echo returned from the banks of
St. Charles, and the quiet Observer,
of Plaqumine, welcomes the sound
with joy, while the old Farmer, in the
heart of st. Tammany, "a in every
section of the State, accepted it with q
hip! hip! hurrah. And the true Demo-
crat, of East Carroll, places it as fit
name upon the banner of democracy,
and the TELEGRAPu from Onachita
flashes the news throughout the
State.'
Tho above phalanx presents of itself,
| 4 solid front, but to the list let lis add
that the name of our eminent Cover,
nor is registered upon the Bulletin, of
Ouachita, rs her first choice, and ii il
reflected by the Beacon light, of Rich
land; and the heaming Sun, of Frank.
lin, sheds its editorial rays over his
pathway; his name il. waited on Eagle
wings to the voters of Concordia; a
solid Appeal rings his name through
out the hills. and dells of old Union;
and the loud voice of Caldwell is heard
in the Herald to his victory, while we
viii joyfully spread the goods News to
| Cata hOula - CRtdhoHf6t Nf1rs,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-01-02

consisting in stock at Puu ,n If piece 81
If we do not have the bo"N Il for yoA
Music wanted, will proc.,,,n1' ,.e nothirs
Give us a trial and you VIII ''
Mar 8, Soft.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-01-02

Gt 4 PER BUSHEL, CASH, FAlD tor
ID i WHEAT at the Garden Valley mill
Sep 25-tt. s. X. GOLDTRAP.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-01-02
FLAIN, OR IN COLORS

And OF prices 60 per cent. below
-,ax fsEner nates-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05

At RUhrerstown, on Saturday afternoon,
tho Rohrcrstown club played game with
the Mountyille club which resulted in
victory for the former by the following
score :
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05

\ stated m,otiug of the Lancaster
poultry association was held at the Office
&c j. l.. Long inns morning at 1880
O'Clock.
Tho following named members were
present: +. Il. DillendoIiIer, John Il.
Schum, Charles Ljppold, Frank Hum.
phrcyyillo, VIM. Slhoenberger, John
Schooubcrger, Joseph X. Trssler, George
Rathvon, Harry 4. Schroycr aud Il.
Long, city Samuel G, Eugle, Marietta &;
Frauk Stautlcr, BarcvilIO.
In the absence OF the president Harry n.
Schroyer was calledlto the chair.
George .. Brown, of Baltimore, was
selected to judge the poultry at tho next
{ .hibtion Of tho society, and Charles
BCcker, who 80 satisfactorily judged the
pigeons at fo,mcr exhibitions of tho so
ciety, was selected for tho samo work at
tho coming exhibition.
The premium list, rs revised by the eX
cCutiye committee, wa read aud adopted.
1t provides for premiums on pairs OF fowls,
instead Of on single birds, as was the case
last year. The list will bo published IN
due timo.
1t was stated that the prospects for a
first class show are very llatteling.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05

MeeiIng Of the Insnectnrs.


To-day tho prison inspectors held their
regular monthly meeting. All the mem
bors were present aud the usual bills were
approved.
The following resolution was adopted
RcsoirCd That hereafter tho prisoners be
disallowCd any reading matter, except tho
books IN the prison library.
This was the time sot for the election OF
watChmen for tho prison to I'LL the places
of Mossrs. Lutz and Sample who we're
recently discharged for neglect Of duty.
Tho following names were handed in for
tho confederation of the board w. 5.
Amweg, Frank Barr, Henry Powder.
Charles II. YarnCll, David Lithgo, 7. i.
narnish, A. NJ. SDurbeer, John u. Henry,
George Bachmau, Jacob Kline, i. u.
IIasslor, John II. Miller. Francis Marka,
w. B. Styrr, solomon Keller. +. a.
Gredcr, Joseph Forrest, Christian
Armstrong, A. Il Moweror, - Myers.
On tho first ballot Mcssrs. Sourboer,
Armstrong, Henry, RarIsard Mowcrcr each
received two votes and the others were
divided Ou the second ballot Armstrong
aud Suurbcer each received two votes, and
eight others each got one.
After fifteen ballots had been taken IL
was found to be impossible To select men
To iill the positions aud IL was agreed ia
postpone the election until the next
regular meeting. Ia tho meantime the
prison keeper will employ two competent
mon.
The board then proceeded tho transact
other business looking to reform IN tho
management of the institution, and were
still IN session as We went To press.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05
srsoiAL HDtIUko.

pRs, BOaANhED MCCOY, hav ing finished thCi
course OF lectures at tho opera house, have
taken rooms ut tho city hotel, whore tho sick
may consult ihom, Tho doctors treat all forms
OF chronic disCgsIH, whether m"dlCHl Of sutEi
cal.
McdicdL Diseases -Dyzprpsin Diseases ot
the kidneys, heart and Iungs, rhcuma ISM
neuralgia, pnTal ysts Ui any part Of the body,
catarrh, scroiula, wnsting of the body, or eN.
ocssivo accumulation Ot tho flesh all dis.
eases peculiar tO men and women asthma,
tape worms and parasites oi every dcscrip-
lion that lniest the human stomach and
bowels, plcurisy, Chuir, domCntiaaud chronic
con stipntiOn.
surgical Diseases -Ulcoratcd or vnriCOse
veins on tho limb5. ncmprrnoiicl, throat di-.
eases, squint hare lip, cleft pHlnto, club foot,
hernia, bow lcga, contracted knee iOint-,
ancurism, removal of dead bones, polypus,
tumors Oi any part ~ tho body, hip Joint dis
ca-o, stone In the bladder, cancer OF tho lip
breast, or my portion OF the body, tOriicollis
OF wry neck.
All important operations performed under
Surgeon Listers celebrated hntiseptIc
spray" R"d under auC ,thoth, This method
InsurC7 tho welt dulng Of all severe wounds
ami the patient against oven the slightest
pain.
Hump back. or duiOrWiiic4 Of tho back bone
treated and cured without cutting or inCon-
vcnicuCr to the sufferer. Fiia OF every dc
sCTipiiOn ca od. SprCiIl invitation u CNtCnd-
| od to C0usumptiycs to visit tho ductor4
pIrlors. Tho rIyIgCI Oi this disease they
arrest II they scc IL IA time. Their asthna
cure IA without rival. They nave u certain
and sure cure ioT CatIrTh. Acute rheumatism
cured IN from e to Is huuss, -uD-HCuic and
chronic rhcumlti7m IN a CUrrcspOndinRly
snort iHuc. All Diseases peculiar to the sexes
| "A speciality. Tape worm removed IN two to
| nve hOur-Hnd without pain. Tho NI-t appli-
cant So afflicted cured tree ui charge.
Tho doctors devote tho forenoon at each
Thur-Ia lay Ia surgical operations TtDgc Sut.
| fcrtng IrDDI sr,yirGi dts"uzcs rctN please cIii
| upon ne Doc,or, on me forcHooH NJ each
| ThTsiTV. OD.sdMtid
| Coulugluu destroyed by Dnrhys rrophyIuC
tic FluiI. see HdV CTtisCm"ut.
| LOH's POROUS PLhSIEE. rii~p 70 cent.
sold by II. u. Cochran I37 aud lJ3 Norm Queen
| roct, LanC.l.tar irbliCodG
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05

SATURDAY, Nov. 3.-The arrivals OF live
stock at tho Philadelphia stock yards were
For the week. / 800 beeves, 1900 sheep, 1900
hogs. Previous week 5000 becyes, 1900
Beet cattle were In poor request, and prIcas
declined &c, especially ON the lower grairs
which were IN large supply whho BOOi stjCb
We quote as follows:
Extra, GMG6Hc Good, 5&@6c; Medium,
Fat cows we've dun at 3Lpic. -
Mich cows were scarce and high at s30ISlj.
Veal calves were active ut b19dSkc.
Sheep and lambs were active Tor the good
grades, which were scarce ana l4c higher,
while common stock, whlCn was abundant
was dullund low.
| WoquOte "a follows: ~ . ,
| Extra, lsGIkc ; Good, iL3fEjc; Medium, $40
| We: Common, 2I5d3I4c; Lambs lfg6%.
Hogs were active atn decline OF &c. in sym
| pathy with the west.
| We quote IA follows; ,,
7c Common, 6kGG2sc.
| SALES At WEST PHILADELPHIA YARDS.
Among the sales at tho Wost Philadelphia
Roger Maynes, l5O Western and W. Va, ~
John McArdie, 200 Western and West Va,
Daniel MURPHY, 100 West Pa. aud KY, 5yl9
scnamnorg \ Paul, $50 Va, 4asNo.
a y }. ChrL5ty, l75 va, acct. > H. Caddell, thP
| NC IS Va. acct. J. 4. Millor, $40
GbG; % Va, acct; Davis 4 Bro, 5j4c'
y. +. McFilhn, IS Va, and Maryland, jHQ
| GlIC,
Il $ McFihn' 100 W. Va, 5eG4c.
| Nj Ulmun, l2D Va, acct, Lehman Bros, 90
. &C; 100 Hog Islands acct. Edgar
Eaok WS5i6@a SS3'IS Iso z w % w. Ss SSSo' acct eS
W $. Smseli, sc
| II. Chain, IT,, 80 Western and WA, iI5te11G".
| ID. smyth n Bro, 100 West Va. lhtD54c.
| q SChambCTg Il CO.. go w. Va, tABbc.
| Levi Lowenstein 22l w. Pa, 514G6c.
Isaac Adler. IS Va, 3A854c.,,
owen smith, 90 Texans, Al W. Va, acct G
Reynolds 80 w; va, acct, j. Mossi
q W. Va, acct, ID. Ruckman, $40
l.. Horn, 81 ". Va, iGp6c.
| BaChmun Il Levi, l6i West Va, 3MGs6c.
| Hipple n Bro, Is mixed 3Gac.
| Abe OsthGim, ~ FayGtte CO., 5d54c.
, Lowenstein \ lIeilbron, IL! Va. and Texans,
4Q5Lc.
NJ. Levt, l25 Va, tae6Ac,
v James Clemson, - Pa., 5Bbc,
Kietcr katz, 81 Va, 5SQOc.
Il DRESSED MEATS.
City Dressed Beeyes were fairly active, amt
D | closed NJ 7834c.
SALES LAST WEEK.
Roiger Maynes, 10 head, 7Q94c.
70 ROdger MaynCs u Co, 100 head 1BV}sc
g. harlan Y Bro, 50 head, IYgc.
y | John IL. Ward, 45 head, B4gsAc.
~ 4. y, DCngleI, SO head, sgsAc.
| J. r.. Lowden, it head, 1HQ9c.
L. L. McCnudless, s. head, TuoSc,
j. IL Mems Il Bro, 10 head, 6Uoc.
n Dressed sheen were only fairly active and
- | closed at 1000, Lambs at lODlSc'
~ ABArToIR SALES.
w. Musser a Co, SIS head, 1d9c.
John Wallace, 1855 head, ln9c'
Musser 4 Co, 100 head OF lands llVlze
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05
IIfS

kgrrELE.-In this city. Noy. 3, 1885, Miss
CatharinC KCppGle, in the SD year OF hor age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late
re,tdcncc, No. l3 South Queen street, on Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock. lntcrment at
OOdward IIill cemetery. 2td
LUTH-NOvcmbCr 1. 1853, in this city, Sarah
j. LutZ, vito OF william IL. LutZ, in her 3Dth
year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. i3i Manor street
on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock. mtcrmcnt
at Woodward Hill cemetery. 1t
sUYDAM.-Novemher 1, 1888, In this city, Mrs
Catharine Suydam, aged u years,5
The rolatives and friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the tunera
| from hcr late residence, No. y Middle street
on Wednesday afternoon AT O'Clock Inter
mCnt at Lancaster cemetery. u
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05

The tallest man in the country is SAID to
be Henry Thurston, who first beheld the
light of day near Jefferson City, Mo-, but
who now owns cattle ranch in Texas.
Mr.. Thurston is seven feet seven and a
half inches tall, and as he is thin and gaunt
and invariably wears a stovepipe hat, he
never fails to produce positively startling
effect upon tho behodGr. Moreover, he
has acquired several habits OF posture
which add to the impression. For instance
if he happens to feel tired when walking in
tho street he is accustomed to rest himself
by dropping his arms over a swinging sign
and reclining his chin upon it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05

Are you disturbed al night and br"kcn OF
vuur rcu ~ a sick Chili suffering Nnd crying
witt. the ,NcruCialiug pain Of cutting teeth :
It so, 20 AZ once ana get Il bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
tine poor littlo sufferer immo moltately-lepend
upon 1t A; there - no mistake about II. There Is
not IA mother on earth who has ever used It,
who will not tell YOU ut once that It vii
regulate tho bowels and give rest To the
mother, and rolict AMI health to the child, 0l-
Grating Ike mage. 1t ~ perfectly saio /" use
IN uIl ci,scg, ami pleasant to the taste, and Is
the prescription of on" Of tho oldest and host
female physC!lns IN the United States. Sold
everywhere - cents nuttlo.
maYl-M, ", saw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05
rus Lnen,rAvnnAnLE.
a disastrous uut-Tnrost usus Goirs ON
Among Repubiinans--P Page '"'ew
Assured in ~ iIadsIphtu


Assured In ~ IadsIph,u
Special to tho INrELLigE, a.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3p. m-Tuc ..
publcans here to-day distrustful aud
pauicky. The Democ, arc confident
aud strengthening the limo everywhere.
Tho election of Pago sc ns to be assured
aud the Democrats are 6ght.s, for tho
whole county ticket.
Chairman lIcusel has adyioes this
morning from twenty counties in tho
state which ask him TO revise
their estimate Of week ago aud
mako them moro favorable to the
Democrats. 1t is discovered that the
Stalwarts arc weakening on Niles and
cut.throat game is in progress between tho
friends of Niles and Livscy which will
result disastrously to both. II tho Der o.
Gratis Of tho state get out their vote tLoy
will come to this city with double tho
majority that it is possible for the Repub-
lican state ticket TO get in Philadelphia
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05
Larceny Gases,

Clara Smith had a hearing on Saturday
evening before Alderman Barr on the
charge Of stealing some clothing from
Phoebe, aud she was held for trial at court,
A few days ago gun was stolen from
Wilson Brubaker, who resides at What
Glen park. 1t was recovered at the house
of family named Bender, on Church
street, whore it had been left by Christian
Bruder and John Kreider, two boys, who
weio seen lettering around Brubaker's
house on the day that tho gun was stolen
Young Bruder gave bail before Alderman
Barr, and Kreidcr has not yet been
arrested,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
urowns uoussn oru ranaccs.

NFUWhB uOusehoIu fAnaCca.
Is tho most effective Pain Destroyer IN tho
world. VIII most surely quicken tho blood
whether taken internally or applied eNtor-
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whothcr chronic or acute, than any
other pain alluviator and IL ia warranted dou-
bic the strength than any other similar preps
ration.
II cures pain IN the Side, Back or Bowels,
sore Throat, rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, and IL Tho Hreat Neiievor of
Pain. BGOWN's HOUSEHOLD PANACEA 4"
should bc in every family. 4 tcaspooniul at
the panaCca In q tumbCr ot hot water fswo' /,
oned, tf prutewcdI. taken AT bedtime, Will
BREAK UP \ COLD. - cents Il bottle.
mayl-T.Th, FSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05
AmnHeIIonIA.

Election NigM FHtertainmCIH. Persons who
ITO not know whore To go tomorrow night To
wait for election returns can spend several
hours In the opera house, where Hyde h Boh.
man viii present one OF the finest specially
shows OF the year. The party composing the
company are too well known to need one
word OF praise and the I .oupe is unusually
lulge.
Emma Thwsby-This great concert singer
who ap, cars in fulton opera house, Friday
evening, IS supported by the renowned Chev
alter Antoine de Kontski, ana the programme
is mll ui spc0did selections which viii doubt
less Uc rendered with cpnsummote effect
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05
SHOT HIS MISTIlpSs.
4 FiItsburger Commits Murder prOmpts Il
by JeGl Juay.


PITTsEURG, Nov. 5.--lIubbard Milton,
cOlored, shot his mistress, Annie Hunter
in Franklin street establishment, shortly
before midnight last night, Milton was
very Jealous and during the evening the
couple quarroled about another mans
ring which the woman had in
her possession. About llAj they
retired to their room, aud ten minutes
later the other inmates wero startled by
pistol shoss. Upon goirg TO the room,
Annie Hunter was found lying there un
conscious on tho bed with thr3e pistol
wounds. in her body. She died at 500 this
morning. The murderer jumped from
the third story window to shed and
thence TO the ground. lie was captured
several hours later outside tho city limits.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05

Drs Logan and Mccoy, at the CITY h tel,
performed difficult operation yesterday on
Albert Shue u siXteen-yCar Old son OF Jacob
Snue, living mile north OF Mannheim, TINS
county. The operation consisted in the re
moval OF the upper lett jaw bone, which had
become abnormally enlarged from maIig-
nant growth, having its origin in scarlet fever.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05
NNISiibM EsNApF.

rive m.n Ncnr'y Overcome by Furnace Gas
Five mrp, employed at the Vcsta furD.
acc IN Marietta, were overcome with
glsoi frJm LtO tunnel head of the fur
mace uu Friday night, aud but for the
pluck aud endurance Of one of them all
would have perished 10y suflocati0n. The
man stationed regularly at the tunnel
head was holiced to 10 absent from
bis pest, aud another workman was
sent 70 ascertain the cause. He did not
rntuTu 10 report aud a second was sent
who also did not return. A third aud then
u fourth UCrr dispatched to the top of the
furnace, aud mono came back, a search
party then ascaudod the iuCiuCd plane To
the plh' form whore tho furnace is charged
with coal aud ore, and here the five
mon wrrr found lying about 10 various
POSITIONS and all overcome by the poison
Gus gasscs from the furnace. They were
removed Immediately to place of safety
prop rratorr Iyc8 applied and all revived
and wrro nb'c tn tell how they were over
Come Ih" tunnel head man was leaning
over . large water tauk when he became
affected aud ho lheu fell partly into the
tank, 4 cross pi,Co Uf iron saving him
from lOlng INTO the water entirely,
where lac would have drowned. The first
man who went TO search for him was
overcome by the Eaases before he could
render any assistance to his fellowwork.
mar, a, vr'o also tho second aud thiId
searChers. ne fourth had more endurance
aTd, 10y rnhalug as little poisonous air as
possible, Hually succeeded in drawing all
OF his ompluious, including the tunue
head man, away from the direct draft of
gas before he was overcome himself All
OF the men are in a fair way of recovery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05
rurhu,Ias,ic steeI,on Democrats

An enthusiastic meeting was held by
the Democrats Of Steelton on Saturday
night IN the town hall, which was crowded
10 it's utmost capacity, K. Jones Mona
han, OF West Chester, spoke for an hour
and quarter on tho evils or the treasury
msmluagemout, aud B. +. Davis, OF this
city, followed in a three quarters of an
hour : II ion Of the apportiOnment, the
treasury ring and tho tariff. County
Chairman DulI called the meeting to order
and throughout both addresses the great
est enthusiasm was manifested by the
audience.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05
Family Poisoned to Death In Bork'
County

READING, Nov. ). - Calvin lIainos, his
wife and three children residing at Topton,
ten miles from horo were poisoned last
night by eating bologna sausage purchase d
at village store. They were all seized
with spasm and vomiting. Two daughters
who had not eaten any of the bologna were
not attacked. Tho youngest child has
died and the others are still i'll.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05
sunk Into the EArth.

Tha COHSignG newspaper of Medelin,
Panama, says: Rumor declares the town
of Onibdo, on the banks of the Attrato
liver, has sunk into tho earth. This
news was received by telegraph by way of
Carriage, Cauca. If true, the catastrophe
must have occurred some weeks ago. The
same paper declares that comet was
visible during the early woeks of Septem-
hnr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05
Live stock Prices

CHICAGO o-.uogs-Receipts, l2O0O head slip.
ments, 5000 head market duh and 50l0c
lower; packing, 81 1904 40 packing, si goo
IS; packing anu shipping, q i095 30 hghi,
Al 30f1l 80 skips, i34i.
Cattle Receipts, 400 head shipments,
g. 200 head market quiet anu steady exports,
81 1906 IS; good To choice shipping, " t)86 :
common 20 medium, s3 GO45 Ia range ntue
strong Wyoming, ~ 2li Texans, o. 65gS 20;
Sheep--ReCeipts 600 head; shipments, SOD
ncli a,cIicrio tsiF, a. sos % q owt boOd.
Il. fIf g. .rn ,57li TcAans, 2, 1@3 -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05

Tho Wilmer property on the corner oppo'
site the Washington hotel, in Quarryvlile,
was offered at public sale on Saturday, aud
was withdrawn at Il, 72j. 1t consists OF a
frame house and stable with aquarter acre
of land
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05
SECOND EDITION
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 8. 1883.
MAHONE'S STATE.
The Two Parties MAKING stroDuousa Enorts
IL wIn-A victory to the Coantionists
Predicted In DanyIIIe

EfsuICtsu III DhhNlile.
PETERsBuRG, Va, Nov. j.--Tho inter.
est in the election to DO held to morrow,
is unprecedented throughout tho state.
Both parties are determined to use their
utmost energy to bring out their full
voting strength. A number of leading
merchants here have notified the public
through the papers that they will keep
their places Of business closed To morrow
to give their employees an opportunity to
vote and remain at the polls during the day
Col j. ID. Brady, chairman of tho Re.
publican state committee, was interviewed
by the associated press representative this
morning on the outlook, and stated that
from tho information no had received
from all sections of the state he believed
tho Coalitionsts would carry the state
by popular vote of $1,000 majority
1t would poll.0j per cent. of the cOored
vote, and il the Readjusters stand firm
there docs not seem to be any doubt o
the result. lIe stated further that The
CoalitioDists will have 90 majority in The
House Of Delegates and in tho Senate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05

Mrssrs Giles Keudig and Walter h'u
dig, of th,s city, accompanied by two or
thrco Lebanon friends, wcro cunning for
sOniO Gays IN the mountains near Lebanon
and returned yesterday with three wild
turkeys, forty eight partridges, six pleas
ants aud seventeen rabbits. Ono of the
turkcys,nn eighteen pound gobbler will bo
served Tor lunch to night at tho Cooper
h.nkn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05

Benjamin Meyers, of White oak hotel,
Strasburg township, claims the proud
distinction of being the giant corn grower.
lie recently raised 3 ears of corn that
weighed pounds, one of which tipped
the beam at } pounds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05

Is an trrcsIstablr follow, brim tuu ot stories,
iokcs, courage. sc't-ussurancc and gri He -
very taking wiluHl. BUrdOCk RiOOd BWcrS
.nro "A very taking medicine; they tito every
where and are sold 0YCrywrCrr. FOR sale 10y
II. y. Cochran, druggist, l37 and lao North
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05

ST. JonY's, N. f., Nov. "a coal shed
on the south side of st. Johns harbor fol
in this morning crushing several laborers.
Two mon named Walsh and Guess were
taken out dead and four others arc scri-
eusly injured. 1t is feared that others are
buried in the coal heap.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05
Gone West

Mr John 5 Ewing of Martlc township,
aud his daughter, Mrs. Salle Tasting,
started for Kenton, Ohio, this afternoon
for the purpose Of visiting relatives in
that town aud vicinity. They will be alb
sent several weeks
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-05

party OF gentlemen stopping in the city
Tor "A few days said tncy were in luck when
they heard that their clothing could bo thor
Oughly renovated and repaired by Ralph
simon, the London clothing renOyator, lI6
North Duke street. near Chestnut. n5 ~