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EXPLOSION IN A MINE.
vour Men KILLED and porcp FATALLY IN
iur,d.

NiLErspAURr. PA, October 2i.--A ter
rifle explosion of gas took place Ia the No
2 slope OF the Delaware aud Hudson Goa
Company. at plymouth, this morning
The accident was caused hy miner, whc
entered an abandoned portion OF the slope
which was marked dangcrouH. with
naked lamp upon hls head, thereby firlnc
tho gas, aud causing a torrihc explosion.
The minor who fired the gas was Potter
lolintzkcv. There were two explosions
Tho first was that OF gas. which was soon
Followed 10y another, sweeping everything
before ~, sending ailame OF IRE up tho slope
and above the fau- house. aud sending the
shingles aud timbsrs from the breaker Nv
ing ilo foot above tho earth. Islinirk6v
was not killed, aud was removed from the
slope with only his boot ON and NO hair ON
n,H head. ho was otherwise uninjurcd.
Tho scrnn that onsued was terrible. Tho
victims ~ the disaster lay in every dircc.
uou, Titus was Instantly Killed. aud when
found lay two hundred feet AWAY from his
kit Of tools, which he was eNhmiuiug at
the time ~ the explosion when the rns
ignitnd all the men va the slope were vio-
lentlY thrown 90 the ground, on nrninsf
cars or rlhs of the gnnrwny. Tho Hrhte
on their heads were cNtingulshsd tv the
shock Of tho second tNplos aud
al were In confusion, making through the
names, and managing, with rrcht difficulty,
- roach "a place of safety. Tho following
IN lift of tho dead % us tur Thos. Col-
Inns, miner; ANTHONY Spinucth. John Io.
Yitzkcy aud Dennis ritus. iahorora. The
wounded arc nH follows. They nro horribly
burned and brrnthrd nnmcs 60 such an Ok
tent that their injuries are considered fetal!
Frank Spiuncth, Thos, McD,rmott Alex
Love, John tulhy, John kirst. David
Grimes, John Woods Jos. Thomas David
Bryan, Frank Lannroaux, Thom-
az Howard and Edward Jones
Tho last throo nnWcd arc ln o.
critical condition aud cnn MT survive. The
smart nt which the explosion took place is
one OF tho lnrRoet operated by the Della.
ware and Hudson Company. The avcrnr,
daily hoist of coal s from three huudru
and hity 90 four hundred car. londs Over
tour hundred men and lovs are employed
IN preparing this coal for market. n b.
feared this evening that nearly an tho in.
Jurcd VIII die. Thomas Collins, VITO wnH
reported 60 have Il. a, is not dead. though
% is expected ho will die before morning.
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FEARFUL SUSPENSE.
Miner Uuricd Alive Undor the Debris Of a
mine-LiVlnE aud Can Not no Reached.

\ Miner Huricd Alive Under the Debri. 81 q
minc-LiNlnE aud Can Not Ho Reached.
PorrsvftLF, PA, October 2i.--lt was dis
covered early this morning that the cnvo-in
at Shn'p Mountain mine, which buricd An
drew Murphy yesterday, did not kli him.
but thathe was still living. though lying on
his face with "a gront weight Of timber
nnl debris covering him He wis
called 90 through the coni which
separated him from The party working
Tor biH roscuc, aud answered that hr
was nll right. His continual moaning is
htnrt -rouding, however to tho men Thav
have tried nuw fhrre fnenna of reaching
him. but Oh were failures through fear of
sending another fnli ~ rock on him. or on
the rcscuCrs. lic can not now b.. reached
before two o'clock tomorrow morning To-
dnY, when % doubtful Hud hazardous effort
was made, The Catholic priest entered The
mine. and through thr conl pillar gave the
buried mau Che bon elirs of the church as well
a. n was possible so d.. Tonight tho rnnu ia
SIN living. He vito and tho priest are
thnrc, with an immfusr crowd awaiting
with Lrcnthissg interest for some assuring
nows from the pit. LATEH-An nrm and
"a leg Of Andrew Murphy were reached ten
minutes ago, and h- was stll alive whom
another fbli Of rock occurred and killed
him aud nearly caught tho rcsouers The
mime ia working so much now that the
place is abandoned for the night
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RanId Accumulation OF Gnld

NAsuiNoroN, October s3-Tho rapid ac.
oumuiation on gold in the Treasury since
October has caused some surprise among
Treasury officials. and has bocn the means
OF raising in the secretary = ofico the anes-
tion ot calling bonds. On the nrstof Octo-
her the net gold, after dcducting out
standing certificates, wns sial O0O. .O0O.
~ that time tho quarterly interest on
the four per cent bonds maturcd.
wlich thrust upon the Treasury "a gold
linhiity exceeding S7.COl.OCO The pav
iucut Of this interest was eNpectod a. re-
duce the gold balance hy the amount
paid on this rccount, and it was oN-
rcct"d ihut the gold fund would gain an
amount during the month I'm excess OF
thn' rnid outun the interest account IL np-
pears, howcver,thnt such increase has been
mnlc. and that tho net gold rs - $50. OeS
gr,Htcr ban October !. Notwithstanding
tHo .ishurscment of noarly 5000 900 on ac-
count ot interest. This shows that the
g"l oishursrd Immediately found it, way
u Ncw York. and was returned 60 the
Treasury through the banks aud Custom
t"uscs IL is believed nt the Treasury De-
pa TIM no that this continued Increase in
tho net cash will nrccssitote nu early call
Tor three per 6. ut. bonds.
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NEW NonK, October 22.-All Of tho
forenoon in the BROOKLYN Navy Yard to-
day received copy OF circular letter
from Secretary whitney. He reminds
them that hy former orders ho has given
thcm the power Of recommending nll
names for employment as suhordinntca
that ho expects them 60 exercise that
power without partisan bins, and without
allowing political influence or dictation 90
cnt any figure Ina the matter; that skill and
cihcioncy are alone 90 boz considered.
These statements are reiterated Sow
eral times in tho course Of
the letter in the most positive terms. Ho
congratulate them nna the Department ON
tho Improvement already noticed, but say
that, according 60 the reports received
from their superior officers the evil Do not
Yet entirely Crndicntcd He assures them
that ho knows the pressure which iH likely
20 be brought 90 bear on them during u
hentod political campaign: assures them
That be stands ready to protect them
from all harm aimed nt thom because OF
refusal Co bow 90 political bchosts, and
warns thon that IN thoy make inferior ap-
poinimrntg for political ends thoy will be
summuriiy dismissed
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five Persons Fatally Injured.

CWcAco. October 2l.-A terrible accident
occurred this afternoon while workmcn
were engnrcd ina raisine the two-story
frame house ot li25 Wabash avenue Tie
supports gave way, aud tho house was
prccipitated on ono side, shattoring tho
walls and fatally iniuring five persons.
They arc Mr.. Duane kimboll and his wife,
who resided Ira tho house and throo labor
srs, whose NAMES could not bo discovered.
The crowd assisted the hrcmou e. romovo "a
portion Of the roof, md the dead
body OF workman named r. &. Gilman
was discovered. The screams ~ 70 woman
directed ho attention Of some people 80
another part Of the ruins, aud Mr.. Kate
Hope. badly bruised about the limbs and
head, was eNtricated from mass Of debris.
Considerable more digging among the ruins
brought 90 light the apparently dead body
of q workman named John Green. he re-
covered c0nciousuess o little lator, how
ever, and will probably recover. Mrs.
Hopes three children being discovered 20
have been away from home az the time OF
thc Incident the only person known 90 be
still iu the ruins was the contractor, Duane
II. Kimball. He was finally taken out
alive, but severely injured.
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WAsurNoroH, October 90. There is great
octivity az the patent office GOA tho part OF
tho companies which ure nntnConistic to
the Bell Comrouy, 90 secure report from
the Commissioner OF Patents to tho Attor-
n'y-Ecnorai Which viii warrant the latter
IN authorizing tho use OF tho name Of tho
United states iu a suit for tho cancellation
Of tie Bell pa ut Three such applications
Gro pending hoforo the Commissioner
one 10y tuc lau- Electric Company one by
q Baltimore put Washing ton Telephone
Company, Hnd tho third, which has Just
hccn fled, ly the Gl0tc Telephone Com
pnnN. Tho Commissioncr o. bon very cm-
bara sslug po.iti %, and undoubtedly b. sub
ltcird to great dcnl OFT political pressure.
~ iF reported ina telephone circles that
Commissioner Montgomery in hls reports
na 90 these v,ral applications vili not
undertake to go iutn the general question
~ the scientific character OF the invcu-
tons. hut viii cJuiine himself 60 a report
OF the fucts as h, finds them iu iho records
OF the Patent Ohice.
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MAnHHALL, ILL., Oct0boF "a. \ QuIot
Wedding occurred a fow evenings ago ia
Detroit with which b. connected " tender
romance. The contracting parties wero
DR.. Robert g. naylcy, ~ EHiuehnm. H.,
aud Miss Mary keddiok, % resident of this
city for many years past. Both have seen
over hnf u century ~ lifr. They wero
plightod lovers in their cHriy youth. but
were separated FOR some cnus ftv
months ago they again mot aud found
their hearts still truo 90 each other. fnaIr
troth again piightei not again ~ bo br0aru u.
aud tho two faithful henrts arc nt ln.t
united after many years waiting. Mr.
Bnylry iH back Boo this city now.
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Esonped from Doc PenIlenilnry.

CoLuNnua, O., October - Logan +.
French, Pat Doyle aud George Fofter os-
capped from the pcni'cnliary about q O'Clock
this evening, by climbing over ihe wall.
They were employed IN tho gas house. aud
while tho guards attention was attracted
70 another part Of tho bull ling rushed out.
hurriedly spliced two ladders together aud
scaled the wall hv means ~ ropo secured
hy f0sier onrier in the dny Tho
escape was noticed within nvo miuut0s
after IL occurred, but by this time
The couviCts had flown beyond roach Tho
police were notified an once mud search sna
begun, but without avail. IL Thought tho
convictl separated after getting ou sido
nnd ioii Tor the country on foot Freuch
was serving three-yenra' sentence from
ottawa County Tor burglary aud larceny .
Doyle was Hout up from Cuyahoga County
year ago g. serve three years for bur.-
lazy aud Foster was serving nu eiFNt-
years. sentence from Cleveland for tur.
larry.
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H0STlLITIES BEGUN.
Engngcmont Botwoon bulgarian
and Servinn Pickots.
rhc iestsro Situation mcr. Complicated
and Threatening to Involve the
Powers.

LoNpoN, October rs. Tho report that Tho
StTviaus have entered Bulgaria is con.
hrmcd
bvouARrsr, October el a slight skirm-
ish has taken place between Bulgarian aud
Scrvinn pickots
LoNnoN, October ~. 0.-Advices from Sofia
say chat tho scrvipn troops who advanced
On hulenrian territory yeatrrday halted a.
the Custom house, just within the frontier
lines. lhoy refused 20 forward thr Hut
garinn malls. 4 Bulgarian officer was ar.
rested by tho Survians, but was soon roe
leased
LONDON October 90 Russians in Bull
gnrinn service ndviso TINT Sofa he fotti-
fod. Prince Alexander declines to fortify
tho town
imLirrorotiH. October ~ Tho ANAL
Ranation OF Bulgaria aud Eastern Houmo.
liza is completed. Delegates FROM the MINI
isuy nt Sonn have arrived here 90 iutro-
dnco Bulgarian regime.
CoNNrANTtNOrIr October 1h.-Tha ron-
ference cn tho Balkan question did not
meet to-day. II will probably moet ON
We Inc sdny.
SuriA, October 21-Fivo thousand in-
fnntfy from tho Adri1nopio frontier have
arrived here. They nre looking we'll.
SAtonicA, October -. Largo bodies of
troops continue 10 arrive here.
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TaIe of ; Hushand wIfe and Hawk.

AfKEv $. g.. October 2i.-An Immense
fowl hawk fiew into tho yard Of Mr. Robert
brodio yesterday. aud while struggling
with fowl on thc ground was seized by
the wings by Mr. Br1die. when tho hnuk
let go the prev ard fhstsd his talsns into
bis logs 30 that be- could not move Tho
na" j. had Mr.. Bro4ie Uv the LOGS and Alr
Brodie had tho hawk by tho wings, but
neither could DO nuy more Assistanee
came iu answer ~ his cries iu the person
~ bis wife, VINO chopped ~ tho hawks
head with hafc1nt aud released her
hnnhnpd from an embrace that was nnv-
thing but touder nud loving TIE hawk
was Of immense siga
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nobbInn Chlnnmen.

OMAHA, NEn., October - News was
received 90 tho army hoadquarters in this
city to-day, That fresh outbreak had
occurred AZ Rock Springs. Wyoming, tho
scene of tho recent anti Chinese riots and
massacre. The house which was attacked
vas about three miles from Rock SPRING.
proper, and was occupied hy about thirty
Cinnamon. Pistol shots were Grad. and
clubs and stones we're brought into action.
the whole scene being intensified by tho
howis Of n desperate mob The coolies
fed tO the hills where thev remained over
night half clad, arriving at the military
camp this morning nearly frozen The
leicstials were section men employed on
the Union Pacific
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Manwen ldentihed

ST. LOUIS, October 23.-Chief OF Police
Harrigou received letters to-day from the
Chief Of Cous;HhG'ary iu Hyde, England,
positively id Huiving the prisoner known
as w. n. Lcnuox Maxwell. vino 8 in jnil
hero awaiting trial for tbe murder OF G.
Arthur frcller NJ the Southern Hotel last
April, as Hugh Nathan Brooks, q solicitor
wn7 prscticed in Hyde some years ago.
lnt identification was made on phot0graph
found in tho prisoners trunk. which wero
sent 20 Hyde. and which proved 81 be- pic
turcs OF Brooks, his mother and sister
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Attsmpl 10 BLOW Up a streei.Car.

ST LOUIS, October % While bob-tau
'ar on the Washington Avenue road was
coming east between and l0 O'Clock to-
Night, it ran over something between Six
tecu;b AM Seventeenth streets which ex-
p'Yid d with g-oot noise. tore out on the
front part of the lloor OF the car. aud shat
tered some Of thr window. Three ladies
nno one genilrr11E were Ha seugers, an Of
the former were terribly frightened. bat
none of them were Injured. a crowd soon
gathered, and freat Indignation was ex-
pressed at tho outrage. 10 rs not known
what tho explosive was. hut from the loud
sound aud force DO cxorted it d. supposed %
have becu giant powder. 80 arrests were
made
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A UNIQUE SUICIDE.
A Denver Musicians Horrible Self.
Inflicted Punishment.
Using a Barhcd-wir. Pence ~ Mean.
OF "Shunisng Ou."

DENVER, Col, October ss-Thls morn
ing the dead body Of Jacob Kaufman. n
well known. respectfully connected
musician Of this city, was found on the
prairie near the Orphans Home The
body was entirely nude; the back. arms.
sides and limbs horribly scarinod aud
covered with blood. An investigation
resulted in showing that, after unlress .
Ing. Kaufman forced his way back
ana forth through bnrbcd- wire
fence cight times, as shown bv the marks
OF bloei Pieces OF skin wcrc on tho Wire
iu different places aud baud-marls on the
sand beneath. The skin ON nearly every
part of tho body hung i'm shrods The Cor.
oncr was satisfied that Kaufman became
suddenly insane, and held no inquest.
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OnnosLiInn 10 YnccInalIon

MosrREAL, October 2j.-The authorities
are meeting with consiisrahle opposlt,on
in The work n isoiaiiuE small .poH patients.
To-day cnrt"r named frepanier on.led %
number Of his neighbors - his aasIetnrce.
and together with tha mob drove on 70
posse 0f sanitary police which had come f1
remove the carter's children % the hose
pital. Irepauier win b. summoned before
the now court which has been established
fOf ths trial ~ such cIses. At another
hOuFs % which the officers went for stint -
lar purpose, a man drew % kn.fe aud kopt
them lt bay until ne was reasoned Que Of
his folly.
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4 ceIorsd Nan.s AernLo nealh

CHvrERvuLE Miss. October l2.-Thrse
miles from this place yesterday Robert
johnson, coIored. noticed a little girl play
Ing cu the railroad track. 40 tho same
moment be heard the rlmbiiug of an ape
preaching train, and turning around saw
The engine turning curve only "a few
Yards away. johnson made "a rush f1r tho
child and just az be- gathered her up iu his
arms tho engine struck Them. mnngifnr
10th feariuIlv Death was inefantaneoue.
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Eaial Mine Frnlnsi.n

RICHMOND, Va. October 2l.-Consider-
able excitement was created hero this fore
noon 10y "a report that terrible explosion
had occurred iu Raccoou. nt Clover HU
Goa. Mines, Chesterfield. about twenty.
five miles from Richmond. by which ono
hundred mon hal been enfomhed An in-
vest.nation. however. developed the fact
that only two mon had been caught bv the
eNp.osIon, and were propahiy desd Their
names or. Hobsou Chcatnnm and A. IL.
LoiR"rs. How the explosion occurred Gao
not boz positively stated. This evening the
body Of Cbeafham was recovered
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WV YonE. October 28 The business
fa'Nr occurring throughout the country
aur.H tho la- sevon days. ss reported 30
D.. 'H Dun 81 f1., number for fhe United
Hfrt JOB. au' l1r Canada 2f or-H total 1f
10, 0npnred with GGlast week. and 207
tna rr.k proy .uus. Failures ore sHI nu-
me us .n the Pacific States and Canada.
hI' in TIE other sections Of the country
they lre below fho average.
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PursBuaGH, PA, October ~ The conn
terfeters captured in Clarion arf F8-o4.
Counties lasf week are on trial in tho IT. s
District Court Five or fno eleven have
air adv been convic ed. ard ONE. George
1ecrist acquitted. Tire evidence produced
so lar goes f1 show chat one 10 the sareo.
dest gangs nj cauIacs.rs ever operating ir
tna state has been broken uu.
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The Annsrailnn Of nerina

ST. ioris. October zJ.-t letter to fhs
Giobe-Democr0t from % Peso. Mexico.
says there d. good deal ~ Divat. taIx
among che intelligent and property 9eu-
ing Mer.cL1s in chinunhua i1 favor of tho
annexation fo fhn United efnfls 1f na
northern Ser ~ fhn Mexican etat.s rs
Dpen movement haa set been ui .lr ror
Doe inr press touched tla ufjert tH. f.e
laffor .efff there IE rr.n- nrIrr...r-
rent running among the rIr.s nIlfa lsnInI
boo favor Df IusInr tIeI I.stily "a. ian. ~
the great Northern Erput r
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CEkEDO WAYNE co. W VA, thursday. OCTOBER % 1885.
BLUE AND GRAY.


owFNsnoRo. KY. October s2.-To-dnv
was the first dav Of the reunion OF ex .Fod-
eral and eN-Confedoratc soldiers at tho
Fair Grounds near here Tho cold weather
In tho early part OF tho week has led 10
gloomy anticipatious a. 20 the success Of
tho meeting, bat IL was slightly warmor
this evening, and tho turnout OF old sol.
diors has boon fully equal 10 all cNpccta
tious About three hundred and nfty eN-
soldiers were ON the grounds to-day. The
day was mainly devoted 10 assigning mon
to quarters and pcrfccting an orgaui.
cation. 4 drill was had within display
appear military Ia their bonrinr, ns In
former davs, was appreciated Nv
the crowd. Tho prevalent feeling among
the soldiers argues faVorahly Tor "a good
time. The bulk of thcm will'Camp on the
ground, abundant shelter rr-~-ng bcen pro.
Nidod. and a commssarv department cs.
tahlishcd. Nine old Mexican soldiers are
among the rest. General S. n. Ruckuer
who h here, is enrolled, both aH Mexican and
eN-Confcderate veteran. To-day therc will
ho parade on tho streets OF tho city, and
out 90 the fa.r grounds, i'm which tho eN.
soldiers, Monarch Rifles, Knights OF
PNthiRs, and other orders will participate.
Almost every Southern and Middle State,
aud some extreme Eastern aud Northern
states, are represented among tho nld vet
Grams. Captain W. r. Ellis win deliver
the welcome address Tomorrow, aud "a
large attendance is expected. a panorama
ot the battle OF Gettyshurg Dr. exhibited ou
Che grounds, and was visited to-day bv all
the school children Of the city la body,
no admission being charged thom.
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Imbeoae Husband Guarded Her Corpse

O. hnooELYs, October 23 Mrs Mary Ev-
crott woman nbout fifty years of ago.
residing no 25s Hudson Avonuo, was found
deaf this afternoon with her imbecHe hug
bond, Robert. When the Coroner entered
Oh" room The hu band was iu % dazod state.
ami nothing inollgible could ha learned
from lim. Tho people are from New South
Nni-s, 1nd arc said % be well connected
IH" body of Mr. Everett was removed ~
~ fnorgun, anil her husband was sent %
tne no. pItnl. Tho c1use Of death is sup
posed fD have been henrf dien1en
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nYdronhohLa on lhs 49,

BEpGEroHr. CT. Octob ~ 5-MrL Ann
Fenuell ~ Trumbull. came "a this city
yesterday. Last night. while on thr str, O.
sho wnf seized with severe hytraphapia
~, which lHatrd FfVaral h.Irs. Dr. took The
combined efforts 0f five policemen to re-
move her ~ tho stafi1u-hoDfs. tnns.
O'Ncii. one of the oficers. was badly hlftsu
ln tho arm Nv fhe Lnfarfunafr roma1.
Mrs Fouueil ~ ~ bid. eu bv % dog Joss surI1r.
During her r1Fiurs aEe ems r.utInuaIIv
crying out. "p1gi DOEtn Later -fhe was
taken home hy friends
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Fd'r Worm. Tx, October " Isaac
Id man, Of This citv. clossd 70 contract
~ tri1v with au English syndicate %
deliver ON tne wharf at Galveston. fort.
nightly, for fue next eve years 5000
frozen carcaasas OF beef cattle. The price
stipulated Is Six cents per pound for lhs
beef and nine cents for tho hides
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BfvGHAsrTor. n. y. o.. ober 23-Word
ies been received in this cifv 20 the effect
10 fJru Howell. farmer near g.rancca
Nn 1n touu In.. this afternoon shot
fo.r cf nis cLutfru. ranging iu age from
tn % eleven gears. and .1cu shot hlm-
se' His wife and eldest Eaugnfer we're
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BRowy'e VALLEY, Mrvv., October d.
This neirhborhood be- oons.derabiv excited
over Che discovery Of oi. eight miles north
of here. While 0iggiog Tor water at D.
depth of eiahty-fve feet oil iu small 0uau-
titles Yves found. Reports soy that fabu-
l7us prices are now being offered for the
land
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Iss PRINTING.

Ail tIuda pf Bob prniins done uiih nsst.
npts nui d.epHioh. nnd at prices aa i1s aa ctn
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-01-10
Is it Really Consumption .

Many a case supposed to be radical lung disease is really one of liver com plaint and indigestion, but, unless that disease liver can be restored to healthy action, it will so clog the lungs with cor rupdng matter as to bring on their speedy decay, and then indeed ve have con- sumption, which is scrofula of the lungs, in its worst form. Nothing can be more happily calculated to nip this danger in the bud than is Dr. Rierce's " Golden Medical Discovery" By all druggists.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-01-10
DISFIGURING
 JUNIORS HUMILIATING ERUPTlONS' Itching and Burning
 TORTURES

have tried for eleven years to have my wtfs cured ot terrible skin disease. The CUTiCURA KkAkDIEs (CUT1CURA RRsOLvKyr the ne " Rloo3 rariner. mternAly, and CUTicURA, the great Shia SSsre, ana CCIdCURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beau nave ts1ed for eleven years to have done You shall
 en saS s "a as soon as can give them to country, will heneas you, and the remedies will
 AAYsvILLR, KY. CHAs Fl WHITE
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-01-10
SALT RHEUM-

have had the Salt Rheura for about three yesrs. and nave spent time and money to have ff esrss without success, uutil tried the CUTIcrRa RxS kDLEs, which are doing the work.
 AAEsHrrxLD, Coos COUNTY, Osxsox