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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-01-12
Assets:

Q.slle or aasee rsrs.sts,re. 66s.o9
t{ol5ts and 545ofi 2065S 10
i35sll iii oli5.5 .......,..... S9S.S
=laSil in valley 12,o60.42
N - 8,815.4s
gasess........ .,............. 1891
Due Ir0si agsL.t4- cor iilyeut.......... 44.9l
To1al asset &C., ca
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Shirley y TAYLoR.-W invite special
attention to the Advertisement of Shirley
81 Taylor, which appears In our columns
this morning. This is splendid chance
for cash buyers to get first class goods at
the lowest prices. Shlrkey & Taylor have
a large stock, which must be reduced
They mean business, and parties desiring
TO purchase nice goods, at and below cost
should call and see them. The reputation
of the house is guarantee of fair dealing
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lie lq3eGsgazi e9piJ 7egs slF sgG
the dealers and $50 isefs 0f sIse
81, Wheie AUy a}e rgaf as55. IL s5 sCf fffF gre
1n2aeiaetuIe as Ine ciea1i as we've ever lf3i.{
70 me eltlz9ila 81 stan8licn. " e Ase ss f3le q
stock as any n1anufscturefs ia e5sner se}fss
mere, Ehil2delphia or New York, and 6sIlg
both practical Agorlsmen, haVlna setgeJ 8 Iag5
uiar ntteesaip IT The TRACE before IRE ill.,
trodcctiGn o. tlonids and lac senior Of ths
firm n2lug if actsn0yTIedgeo eKrert rs tla
selection eli tobacco and noth OF us avii}a 4afts
the best Jobs 10 the best sac}erisB 81 7He b.
" ls,i tt5t we cans 39u ~ i5g &e9irs asid
as We'll made as cry factory i'll Tie e9Hu9gg.
we propose 70 make only q lew Rhec4ai Brands
Of cigars, bat they VIII always ta EHa sasts IT,
quattgiy. IfNe sell Yau o hundred thaasss1id we
VIII guaFantee tte iaat cigar TO ss as eGoss *
heJ5rst We have sofa hundreds 81 thGasa,ss2a
OF cigars, and have never yet hsd oHe eoFnl
paint thai our goods Yfere not exactly as gsa-
resented. thief am8n- our mss i4ra7I6s ~
cigars is The
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-01-12

OR SALE. BRICK DvEgf sIs7cFt AN.D
4 Store. adjoining lIarals Yfd
Apply to BRS. Z. ". 4 FILTHY
SIS, III ST. I5sitl3a ere, Ele.
YilIeopy. 6e
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-01-12

MIDWINTER EXCURSION TO WASHING
TON CITY.-The Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road company announces popular excur-
sion to Washington for Thursday, Jan,
10th. The round trip fare will be 81. sc
from Staunton.
Tickets will be valid for ten days, in
GLIDING day of sale. They will be good
going on train leaving Stanton 9:2S a. M.
No better time could be chosen for a
visit to the Capital. Congress will be iu
session and the galleries of both Houses
as we'll as all other public buildings, will
be open to visitors.
The long limit On the excursion tickets
allows ample time for visiting Alexandria
Mt. Vernon, Richmond, Old Point Com
fort and other points of interest within
easy reach of Washington, For tickets
and parior or sleeping Car accsmmoda
lions call upon Or address, Agents B. &
o. Railroad.
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Tifos. =. BscWp3ea, admir- c. t. a. Of Margaret
- isaeeh. oea &. and Frank Beard, Pf1s.

st-Asi ~ NaSAEION.-in the Clerk's
@8ice o. lha circuit Court of Augusta
Conniy va, December 4, 1881:
Tsos. !. BFcggp3ea, admir- c. t. a. Of Margaret
- isaeeh eea'a q. and Frank Beard, PffIs.
e. cease ard Isabsila his wife. II. A Cease
- lisa aJi 2n ma his wife, formerly
Witiow OF Srlertens Cease, deed, and Henry
tesSe 5'lfA Hlafi4 se9se Infants under II
Ssafs Of age, ails &illisfn Barton Burch if
ttyia9s sns VINO is poosed to be dead. De-
The object oethfs suitss to bring in the above
n5iitaa S3t5' asiattl8 9s Dare5es 10 the pending
sntt q t.nrch sfarlrVa iSnfeh. upon the petit
don 6i kr e3z Bssaa. and for an account Of
9etts sgasi3sl eI1a settlement Of the estate of
siarg i. Hereh daeak
70 aHaearins oy afdavit lied that all Of the
t34Ne h7t1ued Qefsu1apts are non-residents OF
ths 65&ie q virginia, IS is ordered that they
'sna eaee 0fteesn, DO appear here within one
mont "a fttey due publication of this notice and
so EAat isn eeessarS ~ protect their interests.
Teste, in. RYAN, Cfsk.
Craig 4 Paul, p.q decl5
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-01-12

JAS. II. N08155gARB, JOS j.. ssroar7t sl.sl.
late viii Shirley 6 Corn 8 tst fsi. - ri
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Gloucester Fish Market.
E0R THEHvpEEK ENnINN Mo-, -


We quote large Georges Goldfish S4s4 a S4Jh %
gu, and small at $414 "a $4ss Bank S414 ald 81
Shore $41s and $4ls for large and small. Dry
Bank So and SAY.
We quote cusk at S31a % qtl; hake S2A; had
dock S3l4 heavy sailed pollock S215 and Eng
lish cured do SO.
Homeless and prepared fish at 31aG5c % ib for
bake, haddock and cusk land 4@7c y ib for cod
fish, as to style and quality. Smoked halibut at
Iugl1c " 10 smoked salmon 15c; do haddock &c.
Medium herring at &c " box ;tucks 2Oc;ilength-
wise l9c; No Is at lie; Bloaters at 75c canned
trout 81 IA fresh halibut at 81 "A fresh salmon at
zoo; clans 30; Holsters 80; macllerel 40 a
1 80.
Labrador Herring Sc y Dbl medium split So VI
Newfoundland do at Sc: Eastport at at SIS; pick.
led Goldfish $51a haddock S41s ;halbut heads al
3; tongues 81: sounds $12; tongues and sounds
$40; alewives 90; trout S141a California sal
mon at SIS; Halifax do $40; Newfoundland dc
SlS. Clambat 81 to S71s slvers S6l2 halibul
fins Sl3
We quote cod oil at soG32c y gal; medicine oil
at soc, ackfish oil 65c. Livers at CSC % bucket
Fish scrap at So y ton dry do / 6, liver do S4
fish skins hot sold by contract quoted S35GS40 q
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SYMPTOMS OF cATA2RH.
Diseases of Women Female Weakness, Debility all
Diseases of the Eye and Ear
YOUNG MEN.

men Of exalted talent and bri
REMARKABLE CURES Z
No experiments or failures.
tatlon is preferred. Durable
Cases and correspondence (
Free Examination of q
bring from 2 to 4 ounces Of u
DIR. Nichols will ba at his O
Consultation free. 0nice b
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A round million of people
are buying the great Thanks
giving number of Ladies
Home Journal and Practical
Housekeeper.
What do you think they
pay for it?
Six cents at the news
stands; but some prefer to
send ten cents in silver or
stamps and get four numbers;
September, October, Thanks
giving and Christmas.
What can it amount to?
To a great deal more than
it costs. 1t is the first exam
pie the world has seen of
what cooperation can do on
a grand scale in making a
good magazine for families.
1t costs half a million dollars,
but nearly a million families
pay for it. Half a dollar a
year a family
LADIES HOME JOURNAL,
Philadelphia.
oc22 nrm
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$4,000
REWARD !

The above reward will be paid to any person who
can prove that
MurdOck's Liquid Food contains,
or is made, or ever did contain or
was made from
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POLICIES, Protected by the
Popular Maine Non-Forfeiture
Law issued only by the OLD UN-
ION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Portland, Maine.
aug11 sodu
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european magse,s.

bF iFItBfaph.I
LlvhRpJ0ls Nov. 9.-The Cotton marker
STEADY with fair; American at 5sI d: sales IN
receipts - bales. A'0o paies
LIVtRrOOL, Nov. O. lSSS-Quotatlons- Win.
ter IS ~ d; Spring wheat IS 2Iad; Club Wheat
IS 3D. as 512d. COrn-mixed Western az 1nIS a
Peas at IS. Provisions, Sc ,-PorF. nrima ~
tern mess at 1928 3d. Bacon 4es Cd for short e,esr
end AS Cd for long clear. Che ese Sis. Lard 1Ss
Sd. TaliOw sos Cd.
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chicago Cattle Rnarkes

bg 1tItgIdpH.l
CHICAGO, Nov. g. 138S-Cattle marKet--re-
eeipTs 5000; shipments 5000; strong; Deeves at
00G5 90 steers 3 00G5 90; stockers and feed
ers 2u0d3 40; cows, bulls and mixed at l AGA
90 Texas cattle e593 co; Western rangers
/ 65@4 20.
Hogs receipts $4,000; shipments 5000; slow
and lower; mixed at 3o95 IS; heavy at 4ca
90; light at 30@6 80; skiDs 50d5 10.
Sheep-recepts 5000 lshlpments 2000 :strong (;
natives at 00G4 20; Western 90G3 55 Texans
at 25@3 1Oi lambs OO05 so.
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Barque Joe Reed. Allen. from Boston for Calais
to load for Buenos Ayres, went ashore night OF
9TH inst off Outer Long Island, Frenchman's Bay
Maine, and is reported total loss The Joe Reed
was built at harrington in 1883, registered 46S
IONS, was owned by M Nasn OF Harrington,
ers.
Sch Game-Cock, Robinson, from Calais for Lynn,
put into Boothbay Sth leaking badly, having
sprung aleak near Fox Island.
Boothbay, Oct 8-Sch Princess, from Port Gill
bert, Ms, for Gloucester, has arrived here with
main boom broken,
New Orleans, Oct 8-Capt Gaul and crew of the
wrecked barque Isaac Dodge. of Newcastle, Me,
arrived here by steamer Oteri, from Truxillo.
The vessel was wrecked Oct Esd. on Serrano reef
MOsquitO coast. She was valued at $4,000.
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EyOR sALE-One Ivers and Pond Upright
IL Piano, only used 3 months, will make a
special discount on this instruments; one hundred
Of these instruments used in the New England
Conservatory. For sale by G. X. HALVES, ADJ
Congress st. 81
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Sew rers Stock and monoy Narxe.

F-'E AOIVEIdPiIsl
NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 18S8.-Money on call
mas been easy, ranging from to 3 per cent
last loan 312, closing offered z1a per cent. Prime
mercantile paper at asa @6hs per cent. Sterling
Exchange dull and steady. Government bones
duh and steady. Railroad bonds are quiet and
firm. The stock market closed quiet but firm to
strong generally at slight advances over first
prices.
Ane transactions at the stock Exchange aggrt
gated 10 700 shares.
Tue IoIiowlng are uo-day's quotations OF Govern.
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Happy Homes.

UoPFy V0UbCSs
Here's health TO the wives and the mothers
Who sit in our households to-day;
Who are glad when they brighten for others
The hours that go drifting away.
May their eyes keep the light of the gladness,
Their hearts hold the fulness of bliss
That banishes shadows ana sadness,
And what need we ask more than this?
But-how can this happiness be kept? What
shall protect those we love,-those who make a
Heaven of the Home,-from the ravages of dis
ease that is often worse that death,-that is, in
fact, a lingering death? The question is easily
answered: Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
the standard remedy for all of those peculiar dis
eases to which women are SUBJECTS what
must be relied on to preserve the health of wives
and mothers. 1t prerents those diseases, and it
cures them. tits a blessingto women and there
fore national blessing. because it gives health to
those about whom the happiness of home centers,
and the strength of nation is in its happy homes.
DR.. Pierces Pellets, or Antl-bilious Granules !;
in walls, 20 cents; one a dose. Druggists.
Are you and Mamie as thick as ever?p asked
jenkins.
I'VE are supposed to be-" returned Bjones
"But since she went away on that visit / feel her
love for me is slowly waning"
Because she never adds postscript to her
letters nown
Give EIY's Cream Balm a trial. This
justly celebrated remedy for the cure Of catarrh,
hay fever, cold In the head, &c.. can be obtained
of any reputable druggist and may be relied upon
as safe and pleasant remedy for the above COM
plants and will give immediate relief. 1t is not
liquid, snuff or powder, has no offensive odor,
and can be used at any time with good results, as
thousands can testify, among them some of the
attaches of this ofice.-Spirit of the Times. May
20, 1886.
Tommy (antlcIpatiqg things)-I wasn't at
school yesterday Miss Bangs.
His teacher tseverely)-No, you were not
Tommy (decsively)- Miss Bangs, I've got to
turn over new leaf or get into trouble.
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from over 5000 patients who have
been treated in our Free Hospitals
during the last five wears.

This Question is often asked-H0w does
MurdOck's Liquid Food compare with
other Foods and Tonnes! We refer to
the State Inspector Of Foods for Mas
sachusetts in his annual report for
1885.
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Dissolution OF CO.partnership.
NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partner
Boynton, Cornish, Me-, doing business 10 Grocer
les. Grain and Manufacturing Of Clothing, has
been dissolved by mutual consent Z. ID. BOyntOn
retiring. The business of the firm will be carried
on by Q. G. Files who will settle all accounts Of
the firm. q. G.. FILES.
E.B. BONNTON.
Cornish, Me-, Nov. z, 1888. nov5dlws
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SEWALL SAFETY CAR HEATING CO
DIVIDEND NO. a,

A QUARTERLY dividend of one per cent. has
"a been this DAY declared payable on and after
November %, 1883, TO stockholders on record m
close of business November is, 1885,
Transfer books will close November 8, and re-
open November %, 1888.
c B. STROUT, Treasurer.
Portland, Me-, Oct 20, 1888. oct25eodim
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street payiOr In Lanark being at work was
accosted by the minister Of the parish as he was
passing with the usual salutation of you're busy
Thomas.n ''
Yes" replied Thomas, "I'm Just striving. as
lar as can, TO max the folk gang straight.
gaged 1T, N similar work for hye-and-thirty years
,,,, An sir" says Thomas, "but yere no near sac
muekle on your knees as am"
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY, Nov. 9.

FRIDAY, Nov. 8.
Arrived.
Steamer Cumberland, Thompson, Boston for
Eastport and st John, NIB.
Sch Patriot, Wallace. Jonesboro
Sch Good Intent, Weber, Rockland-lime to
CIV Belknap & Son.
Sch M Gilmore, Thompson, Rockland- to
q w Belknap & Son.
Sch Helen L Russell, Mahaffey, Hallowell for
New York, in tow of tug l. A Belknap.
Sch Regalia. Hallowell, Rockport for Boston.
Sch Daniel Webster, Pickett, Bangor for Boston
Sch Walter Franklin, Cousins, Lubec for New
York.
Sch Mansur Cakes, Ingalls, Machias for Bos-
ton.
Sch H G Chester, Clark Machias for Boston.
Sch Neptune. Sanb0Tn, Machias for Boston.
Sch Nulato. Sawyer, Machas for Boston.
Sch A McNchols Runnels. Maehias for Boston
Sch A g Brooks, Smallage, Franklin for Boston.
Sch ii III Hayey, Bickford, sullivan for New
York.
Sch Cassie Jameson, Collins, Rockland for Wood
Holl.
Schs Geo w Cushing, shore, with 1000 lbs fish
Ella Nj Doughty, do $4,000 do.
Cleared.
Sch Annie L Dow, Dow, Philadepha-N g.
Me Granite Paving Co.
Sch X Woodside, Wade, Kennebec to load
for Philadelphia-Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Sch Clinton, Wilson, Steuben-J ii Blake.
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Convincing evidence.

Convincing evidence.
Squeezeby-But do YOU think the vouno lady
really cares for you? 'As i"u5
DuaeweIl-My dear boy, know she loves me.
9TguseZeoy1but how do you know?
pnerl Dldnt she listen 10 me for half an hour
last night? Not many girls would do that, YOU
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Steamer at Auction!

TVIHE side-wheel steamer S. Z. Spring. built in
Il 1881, SO tons, carrying 500 passengers, now
lying at the wharf Of the Forest City Sugar Rein
cry, in Portland, Me-, will be sold at auction on
Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1888, at ESQ p. m. For fur
Their information address JAMES L. RACKLEFF,
3I12 Exchange St., Portland, Me. nov6d2w
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TRAMP Do you people eat this kind of fodder?
Benevolent dressmaker-Yes, we do. Amt it
good enough for you?
Tramp-Hardy, mum, hardly. It's good
enough. suppose, for people who have to work
for living, but not for person like me- travel
ing merely for recreation.
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Railroad Receipts.

PORTLAND Nov. 8, 1888
Receipts by Maine Central Rairoad-For Port
land l07 observation-disclosures merchandise flor con-
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Boston Stock NJ arksx

lBy Telegraph
ihe following quotations Of stocks are receive,
dahv:
| New York and New Rneland Railroad. i. ASA
do pref "
Flint 9 Pere Marquette Railroad conn.,.
d. rrat
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WISCASSET. Nov 8-Ar, brig Lutzburg Foote
Antigua, to load return cargo.
sACo,:Mov 9-Cld, sch Theodore Dean Conary
coal port
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A SURE test of greatness is to be used as q
standard, and when the country doctor or cheaI
city grocer tells the consumer that this or that
Flavoring Extract is better than Burnett's, We
consider 1t victory for Burnett's.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Memoranda.

Ar at Sydney, NSW, prev to 18th inst, ship VIM
j Rotch. Gibbs, Tacoma.
Cid at Hong Kong Oct 5, barque Emma Grow
ell, Pendleton, New York.
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Wanted.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
L OsT-A great deal of time trying other medi-
~ clnes for rheumatism and Neuralgia, when
Newell'S Mixture would have relieved you almost
Immediately, If you had tried ii. For sale by G.
WAY Co, Cor. Cumberland and Myrtle St.
Price 80 cents per bottle. Next time try it first.
81
II OsT-Nov 4th near south Windham, Fox
IL Hound, reddish brown mixed with white,
with collar marked a. Leighton, Deering, Me-;
will pay reward for same or information.
LEANDER LEIGHTON, Deerlng, Me. 90
MOUND = That Ways Compound Syrup of
IL Lungwort is one OF those Cough Medicines
that wherever lred once, will be used again when
any Cough Medicine is needed. Price 20 cents
per bottle. 81
DICKED UP at Cousins Island, a 13-feet
IL dory, painted lead color, iron rowlocks. G.
S. SAWYER, Cousins Island. oil
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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Rave no equal as a prompt and posi-
i've cure for sick headache, biliousness consti-
patton, pain in the side, and all liver troubles.
Carriers Little Liver Pills. Try them
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A humble member of the craft:
Justice-What Is your occupation?
Pris0ner-rse a journalist, sab.
Justice-A journalist! The policeman says you
are a rag-picker.
Prisoner-Musi be some mistake, sab. don't
collect muffin but ole newspapers.
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Mamma" said Ethel, 81 heard papa reading
IN the paper the other day that bread had zone
have enough TO eat" SAW Suns uiun
YES; II is very sad"
,b wen, mamma, was thinking you could give
''ie poor cnlidren my share of bread and butter il
souo only give me cake nstead.".
dude, beautiful tght-trousered dude.
slipped on loose stone and bruised his dainty.
ankle. The gentle patient is doing WELL He
used Salvation OH
Many children have coughs and colds now, and
should have bottle Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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fridays quotations
Portland Daily Press s,.os .,s,

oS 09f1ectea by IVAN 4 BARRETT, Bankers suc
SToCKR
De Cllptiuns. Per yaue p,a
Canal National Bank. LOO 1853 1 1sh
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HOGS BLOOD & FISH ALBUMEN.

Such reports have been made by counterfeit man.
ufacturers and unprincipled dealers to enable them
TO sell the counterfeit preparations as they cost
less and are sold for larger profit. Claims made
for Murdock's Liquid Food have never been re-
futed by any Medical Society. Hospital (Physi-
clans or Surgeons rho are dctiUe members), who
ever used II on their patients during the last nine
years, as they obtain the same results as have
been obtained
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.
PORTLAND WHOLESALE MhgkE1.

PORTLAND, Nov. 8, 1913.
rhe following are to-day's closing quo,atiens O.
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SDok0ns
Sept 20, lat % N, Ion 80 W. barque Josephine,
Brown, from New York for Rio Janeiro
Oct %, lat % N. Ion 80 w, brig Minnie Abbie
from Jamaica for New York.
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New York Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 1S5S.-The following are
days closing quotations of mining stocks:
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WIT AND WISDOM.

And so your husband is a builder, Mrs. Plane
DAME" remarked Mrs. Gush, who is so very sly
lish, you know. HE is way up in his profession
of course"
EYES," replied Mrs. Planedame very quietly
che was the last time 1 saw him. He was then
Yer's harm"
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Must not be COMPOUNDED with common
cathartie or purgatiye pills. Carter's Little
Liver Pills are entirely unlike them in every
respect One trial will prove their superiority.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-30
STREET CAR TRACKS TOO mlaa.
Vehicles navssg Dtfaculsv IN Crossisg Thsm.
Ths Latest Acesaent.

Vehicles nsvisg Dsnsculsy In Crossiss Thsp.
The Latest Accsaent.
In many Of the streets through which the
city passenger railway b laid ths drives are
In . terrible conditioo, the rails Standing
several inches above the street. grade and
the piking both inside and outsids the
rails being worn into ruts that are 20 deep
that II is almost impossible for vehicles to
pull out Of them. Almoss every
dsy accidents more or les seri-
ous are reported. Wheels are pulled
OIL, spindles broken, horses fall down or
run away, collisions occur and accidents Of
other kinds are frequent Oie Of the worst
places 10 IN North Queen street above The
Pennsylvania railroad, whore . good deal
Of heavy hauling II done. Not day passes
without IN accident Of some sort.
This morning the furniture wagon Of j.
M. KEEPER was coming down the street
loaded with mattresses, which protruded
beyond the bod OF the wagon on either side.
Going In the opposite direction was wagon
loaded with furniture Of family that wa
moving. Tho driver Of Keiper's wagon
attempted to pull acroSs the railway, bul
was unable to do 90, and . collision 90
CURED which resulted In the wreck OF {
bedstead and some damage 70 other furni.
iuro.
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Robsr, ru,,on's Family.


An esteemed correspondent sends MS the
following facts about the family Of Robert
Fulton, who was . native of this county,
and whose old home, Fulton house, In
Fulton township, still stands
Robert Fulton married Harriet Living
stop. They had one son and three daugh-
ters-R Robert Julia, Cornelia and Mary.
The only one now living ID Cornell (Mfa.
Crary) widow. She has three children,
two sons and one daughter. Julia, the
eldest daughter, now dead, married Charles
Blight, of Philadelphia, where she resided
the greater part OF her married life. She
left three children, two sons and one
daughter all dead now but one SOD.
Mary, the youngest child OF Mr.. Fulton,
married Robert NJ. Ludlow, of Claverack, /,
N. Y, now living. She died in June, 1861,
lea wing one-her only child-Robert Ful-
ton Ludlow.
II will be seen that one OF Robert full
toms four children is still In tho land OF the
living. Four grandchildren also survive.
His only son died In 1S4l.
Mr.. Fulton himself had parsed his
fortieth birthday before he married and
he survived that event only nine years.