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DANVlLLE.

spNkfHiNG ABOUT The TOBACCO FIGCREs-A
CITIZEN OF Pll1sa1.vANIA TELLS ABOUT TUE
GEORGIA AND PACIFIC RAILROAD, &C.
CHANGES IN TUE sTAFF OF THE INTERNAL
REVENUE oFfICE-InE RECENT SNOW
siokN-A FAVORED FLOCK.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.i
H. JANUARY 3, 1888.
.uo fuah'ily OF leaf-tobacco sold in De-
oon'Dei was OV5,ii4 pounds, and the aver
age price was siO.l0; in December. 1881.
Tue quantity sold was 2,iS3,5i2 pounds and
the average price was $7.07. There,s the
dfy season IN December. and there's the
cause OF the trouble to the planters. the
Wafehousffen, and the merchants.
Ihe lntefnal-reyenuc receipts from To-
nacco IN December were S3G,7S7.3J: In
November last, SG5, 0s7.3O; in December,
Issl, S4i,0n.9S. The revenue receipts for
~ were II, 1853, 7l4.02; for 1881. 81 .O30..
oS:SO: There'ssomeihing TO think about.
oif W. VI. Cardwcll, OF this county, who
Ia Deen Tor more than a year engaged ON
.ae GEORGIA and Pacific railway, OF which
u'" ~ eoEdon is president and Major II
90 isMpe chief engineer, was on a visit
A. ns iamiiy during the holiday season.
-n' ,ardweil and his force are now N wori
sa.. pridge az the Coosa river, Ala. He
,-a tsa' grading has been done AZ far as
rn D aI.sss from Atlanta, aud flld cars are
n"n'ng on 100 miles OF this track. Hands
WIN ,s " WORK al-o at The other end OF the road.
bsn an understood 10 be on tire Birming.
!, =. sec'ion OF II, and by the Ist OF ApriI
~ I" sap'eted that three hundred miles Of
NJ "no,e soad viii have been finished.
eY..,, .aIdweii says that General Gordon
srtsna T" tusi the road through 10 Tex.
m,ss ARK. distance OF about $50
70 r., a and thence Il VIII be pushed across |
su,,s ' raclDc. birmingham has got 10 be |
,,t" f ,osn, aud has been made 90 Ly the
her, Of the ircn-lurnaeex: and |
WAY flng abundant and iron ore
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Years Record of Failures.

New YORK, January 3.-The mercantile
failures OF the year Just closed, as reported
by the Mercantile Agency OF II. q. Dun &
Co., are for the United States 6,738 in num-
Der, as against 1852 in 1891. The liabili-
ties in the United States are, for the last
year, S101, 000.000 as compared with $751;
600, 900 in 1881. The failures in Canada for
the last year are 49,. with liabilities OF
IS, SOC. 900. rs against G3j In 1881, with fla
biz of S5,j00,OO0. While the failures
Of year show considerable increase on
an car since 1880, in comparison with
1878 and 1879, the figures are not intcrpre-
ted unfavorably. This is especially the
case when it Is remembered that the num-
Der engaged i'm trade shows large gain,
while the volume Of trade il greatly in
creased. The number Of failures in 1892
is estimated at one Ia every I'D persons
engaged in business, while the failures in
1873 showed one in every siXty-four per-
sons. In view OF the increased number in
trade the failures proportionately are not
one half as great as they were in 1873.
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Another Big Fire.

PINE BLUFF, ARK, January "A fire
yesterday DESTROYED property valued a;
1925, 900; insurance, $4,000. The prin-
cipaI losses and insurance are as follows
Sol. Rosenberg's stock and building, 500.
600; insured for $1,000. Rosenbaum q
Ties furniture store, loss $4,000; In
surance. 5000. James p. Angels stock
and building. loss $4,000; insurance,
none. VI. VI. Dodd's stock aud building,
loss $4,000; insured for $4,000. HonnetI
& Wells. stock aud building, Toss $1,000;
Insurance, $4,000. II. q. Atkinson \
Co.'s stock damaged $4,000; covered by
insurance. G.. Meyer & Co.'s stock dam
aged $4,000; fully insured.
The Garland Grays were holding dance
over the room in which the Gre broke ont
when the alarm was sounded. They al
escaped, but lost their wraps and cloaks,
The city has steam-fire engine, but there
being a squabble between the City Council
and the Fire Department. IL was permitted
to get out Of order, and was therefore use
less.
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The Trouble Bad Woman Carscc-ystn y.
Burner Killed By George An,:sg.


Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
STANTON, VA, January "A fatal
shooting affair occurred hero last night
under the most startling and painful cir
cumstances.
Dir. John j. Burner. OF the Woodstock
Agricultural Implement firm, was sitting
reading In the room OF woman named
Fannie Lewis, when George Amiss, Of
Staunton, baggage agent on the Valley
railroad, and a friend OF the woman, came
TO the door. Being refused admittance,
he broke open the door, and cnrsing
Burner, tried TO shoot him in the
head with pistol. Burner knocked
the pistol down, when 1t went oil,
lodging the bullet In bis side. Amss
was about to fire again, but Burner
begged him TO desist, saying that he had
already shot him. Burner then walked to
the Virginia Hotel, accompanied by Leila
Lester, another woman Of the house. Ply
sicians were summoned, but could do no.
thing for the wounded man, who died
about O'Clock this afternoon. His wife,
brother, and two children arrived by train
soon after bis death. Coroner Harlan sum
moDed q jury ut once, before whom the two
women testified. They contradcted or the
stand the story they had already told Chief
oi-Police Waters, and said they knew no.
thing about the killing sufficient TO eriDi-
nate the accused; but the jury, neverthe-
less, brought in verdict that Burner had
received the fatal shot at the hands Of
Amiss. Amiss is in Jail, as are also the
two women, who are held 10 appear at the
trial.
Great indignation is expressed at the
.cold-blooded act OF the accused, as well as
N the efforts of the women TO shield him
from justice, and some threats OF personal
violence are made, which are not regarded,
however, by the authorities here.
Leila Lester IL the same woman in whose
house, in DanyilIe, Mollie De Jarne;se was
shot to death b. her brother nearly two
years ago.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO The DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

"nshinGtcn Ncwsnnd Gos1p-conrrcssionaI
PROCEEDINGS Ycsterday--Two Men Killed
nj haiid, Texns--aian Shot ni stnunton by
Observation-Disclosures OF an Attempt
to Dry Lot or Dynamite-A Nevada
treasurer Murdered ard Robbed Meeting
OF the Worth Carolina and Flcrida LegIs-
iatnrcs-ifundrcds OF Houses Destroyed BY
Floods In Europe-Thc British Government
Not Unwilling TO send n Minister TO the
Vatican. &e., &c.
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Destruction OF European Houses by
Floods. 4.

BERLIN, January 3.-Seventy houses have
fallen NJ Badenhein in consequence OF the
foods. AT ReXhelm, Morsch, and Oppan
eighty houses have fallen i'm each pElce
from the same cause. At Vienna the dam
ger is serious, and preparations are making
to sound alarm-Dells directly the dykes
show signs OF yielding.
DussELLDoRF. January 3.-The market
square here is flooded.
MAYENcE, January 3.-The Rhine has
reached the height Of SO metres. With
great efforts 4 tramway he's been laid TO
bring earth for the construction Of dam.
RoLosTADT, January g. This town, with
the exception OF the church and the houses
Of the clergy, is deeply submerged. phe
water in many houses nearly reaches the
roofs. In Friesenheim, on the Rhine, the
scene beggars description.
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politics heca;lge you are go pious and good.
Mr.. Cox then went on TO say that the
Democratic PARTY was IN favor OF the inn
provcment OF the Mississippi river.
The consideration Of the bill was practi-
cally concluded. with the exception Of the
compensation allowed to the Pacific rail-
roads for transportation, and the commit
tee rose.
The Committee on Appropriations re-
ported the District OF Columbia appropria-
ton bill, and II was referred to the Com
mittec Of the Whole. IL appropriates
about s3,350,0 900. a decrease OF 100000
from the appropriation Of the current year.
Adjourned.
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Gan,bcGtn.a Funeral.

PARIS, January 3.-Thc funeral OF Gam
BETA has been postponed until Saturday
morning. NM. Bris-0n and jules Ferry
viii be among the speakers on the occa-
sion.
LONDON, January 1.-THE Paris eorro-
spondent OF the Standard says Gambctta's
funeral will be the greatest since The re-
mains Of the first Napoleon were brought
10 the InVaiides.
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sbo, observation-disclosures Saloon.

NEw Y0RK. january 3.-At late hour
last night Frederick Paul, aged twenty
two, Of No. - Albany street. was
shot and instantly killed by Francis Don
nelly during quarrel in liquor saloon at
122 Washington street. Donnelly was ar
rested. DonneIly il proprietor OF The
SALOON in which the ARRAY occurred. IL Is
said that Paul, in company with some
others, assaulted Donnelly, when he drew
his revolver and sent bullet crushing
through Paul's brain. Paul was Il fireman
on q steamboat, but had been out OF worl,
for some time. lie was unmarried.
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WHEELING, w. Va, January 3.-J. ID:
Taylor Republican, has been elected to Hl
the vacancy in the Forty-seyenth and
Forty-eighth Congresses caused by the
death Of j. +. Updegraff, of the Seventeenth
Ohio district, over Ross j. Alexander (fe-
mocrat), by majority OF 1900 to 1900.
Large Republican gains are reported In all
The cnunties.
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RIoun LID by Dynamite.

LEXINGTON, KY, January 3.-A VIM
chester special says that three colored 70.
borers Of the Kentucky Central railroad
extension put wet dynamite in the stove
TO drv this morning. IL exploded, blow
ing two OF them to atoms and seriously In
jurmg the other. The house was demol'
shed.
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The British Government and the
Vatican.

LONDON. January 3.-The Standard
prints a dispatch from Archbishop BoCabe,
Archbishop OF Dublin, to Cardinal ia
cobini, the papal Secretary of state, stating
that person sent 10 him by Earl Spencer,
Lord Lieutenant CT Ireland, had stated
that the British Government, on Earl Spen-
cor's advice, was not unwilling to send Il
Minister 10 the Vatican with the same attri-
butes as those OF the Prussian Minister.
Cardinal Jacobini replied on the cath OF
December that he believed he nigh: Gu
thorize Archbishop McCabe torcp)y affirm
atiYcly TO this proposition.
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Louisville Municipal Sensation.

LOUISVILLE, January 3.-The Board OF
Aldermen met last night TO hear proof in
the impeachment trial OF City-Auditor
Phil. Henkle. alleged 10 be connected with
the City-Hall frauds. The officer OF the
Chancery Court received a notice enjoin-
ing the BOARD from proceeding. The city
will move to-day to dissolve the Injunction.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, January 3.-The Augusta
and Knoxville Railroad Company has failed
to ray the January interest on its bonds,
amounting to S63o,000. A meeting OF the
stockholders il called to endeayor TO pre-
vide the means to pay the interest. The
road Il in operation from Augusta to
Greenwood, S. c.. seventy miles.
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EIoritIn LeeisIaturc.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, January 3.-The
Legislature was organized to-day. There
il small Democratic majority in both
houses. Charles Dougherty Oem.) was
elected Speaker OF the House. The Cover
nor's message shows an excellent financial
condition and full treasury, and recon-
mends the reduction Of the State tax TO
five mills
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Excellent Shooting in sexas.

BAIRD, TEXAS, January Thomas Jones
and George l.. Francis, OF Cottonwood
Springs, 5ecame involved In 4 dispute, ana
afterwards met on the street, francks
armed with a shotgun, and Jones with 4
revolver. Both fired, and both were In
SANITY killed.
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CPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
FoR TIE HOLIDAYS.

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
sxIO FRAMES, with Cord. Mt, aud Mails. a.
20, 30, Use, and 81;
24x3O FRAMED Cii4oMos, With Cord ana
Nails, at 90c.;
Over 100 styles CABINET FRAMES from iSc.
upward-pvices lower tnan ever
Fine assortment of COPIES Of STEEL ESGEk-
WINGS GRAINED, al $3.50 each. wi,h Cord
aud Nails;
i fine lot Of STEEL ENGRAVINGs 20 be seid
very low suitable forhobday presents
CORD and NAILS GIVEN AWAY with ala
frames;
81 WORTH OF CHRISTMAS CARDS for See.
COENlCEs In every style at low figures;
IOL-PAINTINGs. ENGRAVIEGs HAND
PAINTED PLAQsES, ALBUhs, EAsEis-
large and small, At
JeI2 l.. LEWIs's, al2 Main street.
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BALTIMORE. Nd. May Z, 1850.
My health was much shattered by Rheumalism
when 1 commenced taking BKtwN'S iRON BIT
TERe. and scarcely HAD strength enough 10 attend
TO my daily household duties. am NOW using ne
third bottle. and AIN regtining strength daily.
ana chcerfnly recommend IL 10 al.
cannot say 100 much Ia praise Of II.
Mrs. MARY r. BHASHEAR.
l73 Freshman street.
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HORSES. MULES. cows, &c.
MULES AND HORSES.

MULES AND HORSES. En
Any person not ending stock 70 suit them ~ an
ealc-sfables in Richmond, en- write me, care "a
EAST FIFTH STREET. CINCINNATI o., and
describe as near rs posi- Ole what hey want stat
ing for what purpose they wsh 10 use the animal
aud will FL the bin satisfactorily or no sa'e
Filling orders from wholesale customers sPe-
eiaity.
NV salest man, Mr.. JOHN " PACE. keeps always
a good supply ON hand OF both MULES AND
HORSES Tor The wholesale and retail trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
do 7-Cm GEORGE -. BfNNETT.
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The New Governor OF Gibraltar.

GIBRALTAR, January 3.-Geucal Sir
John NJ. Adyo, the hewly-appoiHtea Gov
ernor and COmmander-in-Chief Of GiDWl-
tar, has arrived here. General Lord Na-
pier, OF Magdala, who reiires from the
Office, will leave here to-day.
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Pataiiy Hurt while Coasting.

Troy, n. Y, january 3.-Wiley Du.
boise, OF Washington. Ca, student at
the Polytechnic Institute, and grandson OF
General Toombs, il ut the point OF death
from injuries received a few days ago while
coasting.
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KIDNEY KIsEAsE CrRND.

CHRISTIANsBURC, VA. 1881.
Suffering from kidney disease from which /
could get no relief. / tried BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS. which cured me completely. child Of
mine recovering from scarlet fever, Pad 70 appo-
lite and did no. seem ~ be able o. cat 40 al. /
gave him IRON BITIERS. with tie happicst re-
suits. ). KYLE MONTAGUE.
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The Newark Council.

NEWARK, ". j.. January 3.-The Com.
mon Council-composed OF fifteen Repub-
lIcans and fourteen Democrats, with one
vacancy organized last night by electing
Democrat president.
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APoIiccman Killed.

DENVER, CeL., January AT late
hour OH Monday night L. Slemm, a msm-
Der Of the police force at Pueblo, was shot
and instantly killed by unknown parties.
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Il, wonderful curative power is simply because.
II puriGos ana enrlchcs tue blood thus beginning
az the foundation, and 10y building up the system
drives out all disease.
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CAYED FROM THE GRAVE.

Mrs. NANCY J.sUTH. OF Eastllnd, Tex. writes
~ was terribly afflicted will Kidney Dlsc.scand
Dropsy, having Suffered for over three year.. 1
employed the hest ply slcian In this county and
obtained relief, but was getting rapidly worse.
Ny family and friends had los: all hope. My son
happened TO read yoar advertisement OF Hunts
Remedy, and procured the medicine for me. be-
gan to take II, and II worked Ike charm. AFTER
taking several bottles became entirely well.
am indebted to Hunts Remedy for saving my
life; and il II had not been for your great medi-
cine surely would have been in my grave to-
day.
INTERNAL REVENUE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
a member Of my family having been troubled
for several years with Kidney Disease, and after
trying numerous remedies and methods of treat
mont lthout obtaining relief, she was induced to
use your HINTS Remedy, and after thorough
trial she became completely cured. Knowing the
facts IN this Gaze, eheerfuIly recommend IT. use
to any enc afflicted with diseases Of above na-
ACTS LIKE 4 CHARM.
"Ihaye used Hunts Remedy for Mdney trou-
bies. and recommended 1t to Others, and always
| found IL 70 act ike charTa.n
JOIN CHAMBERS,
1913 Carson street, Piitsbsrgh, Penn.
"Grattude IS the memory OF the heart" How
many hcart-memories cluster around Iirn.'s Rem
edy In grateful households where IL has wrough,
its magic cure j. f-Ehlwlsa&Tu
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BROWNS IRON BITrERs.
CTRONG FACTS.

A great many people are asking what particula
troubles
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Is good for.
IT WILL CURE
HEART DISEASE,
PARALY6,
DROFSY,
KIDNEY DISEASES,
CONSUMPTION,
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
AND ALL OTHER SIMILAR DISEASES.
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iei2

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS IN TIIEG
OWAY OF FURNITURE, MATTRESSES. ~
FANCY CHAIRS. &C, Al WILLIAM DAf-h
FROM 'S.,-Partles In want 81 FURNITURE
Of any description will study thclT interest ~ cAE-
ing on me before purchasing. WILLIAM DAP
FROM. ONCE aud W.Terooms- l436 Main streets
West End store. Is and 8 ID north ADAMS sircet.
Factory, Nos. l6, 10, 20, and 20 north Fifteenth
street, Richmond. del7-3n
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BE SURE AND GET THE GENUINE.
(de 3O-eodlwI
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FOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS:
TO THE TRADE.

FANCY ODOR- and TOlLET-CASESy
POwDER-PUFFS, PUFf-B0XEr,
TOILET-BOTTLES.
CUr-GLAss and BOHEMIAN WARE.
and fill line OF FANCY and TOILET ARTICLE3
usually sold In the drugstores, for sale at lowrs
wholesale prices by
PURCELL, LADD & co.
Wholesale Druggists
del2 1915 Main STREET
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fUKNlruRI,

DERsONS VISITING THE WARE-M
J. ROOMS OF h. CARTWRIGHT A NON. "
IL and 10 Governor street, can see stock nj
Of FURNITURE snch as can't he found I'M
any Other house in the cliy. They have some very
fne ehamber-snits, with the tiet GA wasA ana.
WoulI call special attention. The Yer, thing fos
bridal chamber or handsome holiday pre.e.i.
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A Treasures Murdered I'm Nevada.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, January ga pri-
waite dispatch says w. McConkey, treasurer
Of White Pine county, Nevada, has been
killed and robbed.
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FOrfy-seycnth Congressional Ses-
sion.

FOrfy-sevcnth Congrcss-SecOnd SEES.
sion.
WASHINGTON. january 3, 1858.
SENATE.
The bill for the relief OF the owners Of
the steamer Jackson was passed.
| Petitions asking for the immediate pas
sage Of the pending whiskey bill were laid
before the Senate by Mr.. Davis, OF Illinois,
from the Peoria Board OF Trade; by Mr.
Sherman, from the Chamber OF Commerce
OF Cincinnati; by Mr. Jonas, from numer-
Gus merchants and liquor-dealers of New
Orleans; and by Mr.. Cockrell, from the
Board OF Directors OF the Merchants En-
change OF st. Louis. Laid on the table.
At the close OF the morning hour Senator
Logan continued his argument against the
bill for the relief OF Fitz John Porter.
Mr.. Logan finished his speech at 2:05.
Mr.. Sherman tried TO have the bonded
whiskey bill taken up, but Mr.. Sewell said
he wished to occupy about half an hour
reading the testimony in Che Porter case in
reply TO Mr.. Logan's statement.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. sewell's read
ing and short speech by Mr.. Mcpherson
in favor OF the Till, Mr.. Hale moved TO
postpone IL indefinitely.
MI. Seweil called Tor the ayes and noes,
and the motion was lost-eycs, 90; noes,
%. The bill was then reported to the
Senate.
Mr.. Hoar moved to postpone it for one
week, and spoke in favor OF the motion.
Mr.. Hears motion TO postpone the bill
was lost.-ayes, "a; noes, 20. The debate
was continued by Messrs. Hawley, Con-
ger. and Brown, and became strongly
political IN character. The bill finally
went over and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House at Ills O'Clock went into
Committee of the Whole (AIr. Town
send. Of Ohio,) on the army appro-
priation bill, the pending amendment
being that offered by Mr.. Browne. OF
Indiana, for the gradual abolition of the
pay corps Of the army.
Mr.. tyson, Of Texas, offered a substi-
tute for that amendment. but il was ruled
out on point OF order OF Dir. Browne, and
the amendment adopted-iI1 to 80.
In concluding a speech to formal
amendment, Mr.. Epson, OF Texas, called
attention to the high degree OF efficiency
OF The English army.
This brought Mr. Robinson, Of New
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WINTRY BLASTS.

WINrRY BLASTS BRING
COUGHS,
COLDS,
CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHITIS,
RHEUMATISM,
NEUIALGIA,
PERRY DAVIES PAIN-KILLEB
COUGHS,
COLDS,
CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHITIS,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA.
Provide against the evil effects Of wintry blasts
by procuring
PERRY DAyIs's PAIN-KILLER.
EVERY GOOD DRUGGIST KEEPS 1T.
ga 2-eodtFell
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VISE STREET.. HARRISBURG. Pal
DecPmDCr2. 1891.
After trying different physicians and manv rene
dies FOR palpl;atiOn Of The heart without receiving
any benefit, was advised 10 Try bEOwS's iRON
BfITLES. have used two bottles and never
found anything that gave me 50 much iolicf.
Mrs. JENNIE HESS.
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INSTANTANEOUS

--->s>-J~s~~->,-~
MURPHY MEANS THIS:
Iv1 MS Raw Oyst,rs, his Steaintd8 sV las{
Oysters, His Stevrd u, sfsfs, Ills Fried Xsk
Oysters. and oysters by the barrel and w
measure. cannot he tqnailesl M The CaiSsd I.tek
very best Wines, Liquors, Ales. Beer. Cigars. an4
T0hascp. JOHN MURPHY.
De slim corner Eighth and Broad streets
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For the peculiar troubles 10 which ladies arc
subject IRON BiTTERS isinyaluable. Try It.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHRISTMAS GOODSl
CHRISTMAS GOoDsi

lam now receiving al the laics. novelties in
CHINA, GLASS, and DRESDEN GOODS
A aicc Muc OF
BRASS COAL-HODs and FIRE SETS
Call and see them. r. B. TAYLOR.
l0l east Main street.
de5 opposite Pogt-OGicc-
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[LOcaI Corre.pondence.1

OAKHLLE, Nov I3, 1893.
Messrs. Editors The excitement of The
election is fast dying out Nnd everything seems
70 Be settling back in the accustomed grooves.
The warm, moist weather has caused consid-
cradle delay ia housing corn as many OF the
farmers feared il would rot. Wheat seeding
Is much behind, some not having finished
yet.
The Misses Cossigin-s new honse at Sum
merseat is being rapidly completed. They
are also having large and comfortable ten
ant house built upon the same property. Mr..
Bennett is building the first aud WIN. Collins
the other. The two houses will improve the
appearance Of the nsighhorhood considerably.
Alr. Richard n. Reeder, one Of our most re-
spccied citizens, died at his residence in thi,
district yesterday, the l2th instant. He has
been in very bad health for several years, bat
hiss only been confined to his bed a few weeks
III WAS about 10 years Of age. A good man
gS'ne, one who tried earnestly TO do his duty
rs citizen, neighbor aud Christian il the ver-
dict OF the community. Ills aged complnio
who has tePn ronfned to her bed for nearly
a year in consequences of a fall, and surviving
children, have our warnICst sympathies in this
their sad bereavement.
OCCASIONAL.