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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

Mr.. E. J. Wolven Las bought ont the
interest of D.. Mitchell, in the meat
market of Mitchell s. Davis.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

Mr.. Ed. SwaltZ and wife left on
Wednesday for Chicago and the
Worlds Fair.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

Mrs. James GOWN, of Adrian, has
been visiting at her brothers II: W.
and Jno. r. M0belly, this week.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

Dr.. Webb and family left on Monday
for Clinton, 10, to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Webb's father.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

Rev. Geo. r. Hair, Of Mankato, pre-
siding elder in this district, preached
in the n. E. church iu this city last
Sunday evening. 49,.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

MONEY TO LOAN for l o. 10 years at
lowest rates. No Commission. You
can pay PART or ALL of the loan auv
time. Write or Ca: on
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

The Sunday school Of the Congreca-
tional church will hold II picnic on FIJI
day afternoon in the City Park. All
friends o! the church and school, young
and old. are invited. There will be no
musical or literary program but there
will be swings, l'ammocks and croguet
sets There will he Il picnic dinner and
Il good time generally. All will be
welcome. The fun will begin about
Z D. m.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

GOOD. ROOMS FOR RENT.
Furnished or unfurnished, Enquire
Of 51-tf +. B. BENNETT.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

A fine steam roller xrist mill for sale
or exchange for lan,l. almost new
plant. Owner iu other business.
3l-tf NJ. E. LAWTON.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

Rev. A. II. Chitteudrn, of Prov;-
dence, Rhode Island, visited with
Rev. Rob't. McCune, and family on
Wednesday OF this week.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

Rev. Pratt b,ptiz d Mr.. Frank Saxon
in lake Qkabena, Sunday afternoon. H
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

Marshal Fnqna, on Monday shot a
dog that has been running around
partially paralyZed from The effect IF
poison, which somebody put im his
way
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

NJ. E. LAYTON formerly of the firm
of I4awton & uedberg is the man to do
business in lands and loans. Stiff
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17
BREWSTER,


About 500 people attended the dedi-
CATO" of the Gc,m,u Lutheran church,
at This place Sunday last. The church
was beautifully decorated with flowers
aud being finished in elaborate style.
Inside i: presented Gne appearance
which shows Il great deal of the pros
periiy Of this ilan 'diate vicinity. Free
dinner was served in the town hall.
Services LAST d fr.m early morning
:nt;l late it, the evening. 4
Our elevators have not opened up
yet bat will in ie~ days. The situa-
ton has been Looked over by two other
elevator companies who think of put
ting in houses here.
Robert Erickson has started his
th:esher AID reports everything run
ming fine, Including grain.
The game law is being strictly OBJ.
served by all in this vicinity, and We
hope our outside sporting friends wont
rnsi us 100 i,ard when the law does
expire, .until we sc: few birds.
Tie Northwestern Museum stopped
here one night last week and gave a..
exhibition III the evening. They felt
sighted tn have to. stop in 50 small q
place. But If this splace is as small in
proportion rs the show. we hope people
visiting tLis place will bring field
glasses so rs to I've sure and locate US.
People should avail themselves of
he privilege of seeing the last great
sho " Of the season which exhibits Mt
sheldon, Ia, on Aug. 18th. Round
trip tickets 81 70 Trains leave Brew
ster goi, 6 at $40 a. III. and 2:O5 p. m. !,
returning At 1850 p. m. Night pas.
serger train will stop here for return.
:ng passengers.
Mr.. F. G. Meyers, an empIoye in the
Omaha Ry. general office ut St. Paul,
is spending Il few days with friends at
Brewster.
The saloon at this place has been in
full blast for sonc six weeks, and has
failed to turn II MAN QUE anyways full,
which speaks we'll for the manage ment
aud also shows marked degree Of i'll
te''igence for tile surrounding neigh
borhood.
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APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Hubert Pass
~ has made application JIM writing to tho
Board Of County Commissioners Of Mobiles
County, Minnesota, said arp icaton being on file
IN my Office, paving for license to sell at retail
Investigating Liquors in the township Of
Nfmont, tn said county Of Mobiles for the
ensuing year.
Said businessto be conducted on the South.
west quarter OF Section Twenty two ter in said
town, more particularly described as being at
or near point -Four Hundred and Nineteen (4l9)
feet east OF the southwest corner of said South
west qurrter Of said section Twenty-Five (22)
Said APP lication will be beard and .lete mined
by SAID EOaid If County Commissioners al the
office Of tie County Auditor in the village Of
Wor:bingt0n, Mobiles County. Minnesota, on the
2-nd Gay Of August 1899. 1T O'clock y. NJ!
Witness my hand ans seal at WOrthiEgtnD. in
said County Of MOBILES, this 9Th day Of August
1885. JNO. j. kENDLEN.
tSeal 52-3t County Auditor.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

i. S. Nelson. Esq. Of Luverne, was
In town on Saturday on legal business.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

Stock Of oil kind always for sale by
3l-tf u, E. LAYTON.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

County Treasurer E. W. Golf was at
Rus:more OH Tuesday, testing and
sealing the scales Of The Peavy Eleva-
tor company. rs the law requires all
persons engaged in any business re-
Gni'ing the use of scales, weights or
measures in buying or selling any
goods, merchandise or other commodi-
tics to have the same tried, proved and
sealed annually by the county scale of
Weights and Measures. We presume
Messrs ieavy & Co., do not propose 10
lay themselves liable.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

Miss Josie C,'lvin. is visiting friends
In the city this week.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

Good meat market imam Iowa town
for sale or exchange. q.
3ltf NJ. E. LAwToN. .
- "
Shippers are the best SC, cigar.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17
LOCAL.
Smoke Shippers, Sc. II.
Mr.. G. q. Sawyer. of Lakedeld, was
In town last Thursday on business.

Cash paid for ali kinds of cattle.
1t2 D. ". CHUTE.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

Take this Line When You Travel
NORTH, EAST. SOUTH or WEST
For information as to rates and routes, apply
to. GRANT NORRIsoN.
Orwr1to TO Agent.
: $780,. T. w. THAsDALe,
!, Gen'l Passenger Agt., 81 Paul
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

The Teachers Institute called by
Superintendent Mcguire began it's SEES
sion at the High School building Oh
Tuesday Of this week, Prof. Chas. F.
.koehIsr, of Mahkato, and Prof Porter,
OF Warrington, are assisting the SUI
W'rinrehdent in the work OF the week.
About seventy-live teachers are in at
lei d 'ncr, and the Institute has done
good work. Miss Carrie A. McCune
gives free utionary entertainment
this afternoon az 3 o'c!nck. TIE In
sti'ute will elise on Frid,y.
The FREDERICK, (Maryland) News of
The 10th lust, announces the death Of
* Judge J:;hn r. Lowe, at his resi-.
'ence in Newmarket, Md. on Monday,
A::g. 7sh, in the ~: Ii year OF his age.
l:le. deceased was a brothcr of iIr.
)'se!,'; Lave Of this place. lie was
fer mary years the presiding judge of
what is called the Orphans Court in
that State. III 1887 he retired from
:tf:c' to enjoy private life. In politics
lie was Z publican lie leav;s three
daughters. Tho Judge is sp KIN by
tile News rs having been i prominent
and highly esteemed gentI, man.
Marshall Fuqua found two little
boys last Saturday on tile Jake shore.
agts! 10 and l4respectively. They had
runaway ircm their homes in this
county. They were ragged dirty and
hungry. When asked by the marshal
Why they did not stay ut hume they
said that the people were cross and
Whipped them 30 hard. Vixen told
that they must 90 back home they
broke into tears and pleaded not to. be
sent back, and when brought before
Jnstice Bennett it was decided to in
vestigate the u.atter. Frank Lewis.
OF Owatonna, was sent for and will in
vestigate the case. They came from
the Orphans Home and were placed
thore some time aao. ar. Lewis ar
rived yesterday and his decision will
soon he known. The oldest boy
has gone to another place. Marshal
Fuq,,a and Justice Rennett purchased
anew snit Of clothes for one Of them
and gave him hair cut and bath. He
WAS then taken home by the Marshal
until Mr.. Lewis shall take him away
or get him Their home. Is
4 -fils
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Arrival AxDD sPAnrUREo or TRAINS

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ARRIVAL AxDDsP tnruREor. TRAINS
oatcAoo, sr. PAUL, ,1INxsAp Ills : OMAHA. Rr.
no. /, rAsssserk. ,s=
Going wc:t-
aseAve lin 10Y nEiS 1T ~! -.
i L,aye ,Vorthsngtonat 2:3t i m,
4. Arrive 1T Sinux Ctyat $3.50 q M.
,olSe .wBsr No. j ,AsssxoE1,
L:sva Ntpt,a1 lis ut :n9 q n.
s Arstveat Nnrehings.n at l:2. ~.
Arrive 1T Si1nx City ~ ~ p NJ
.notxc EASr-so. 2 PAsszxeA
$Lsavc sioux City 1T $50 p NJ,
lAsave worthIngton 4 80 a ~
Arrive at Msnie,,pn at S:eO " M
so,xosaer NO. ! PASSENGER. 6
4 A:ri;sst Z ,r,tii. ICON " IT,; N.
ksrive 1t Minneapolis 1T a:4o %.
Ac:oA ISOLATION.
'o,v.s y.,rthinzt,n at 12:2S p n.
Lsavo ,:s Wilmington IT 1855 m
SIOUX FALLS LINE.
:. GOING xASr-rAssENGER no. 20.
k XIV. NV w: sS sls::ou 1t n:0s m.
-Go:xa wEsr-vAss1SoER NO. 10. ~
LN.v,s W,rIhsagton at 2:42 m.
Arrive 1T Sioux Falls $3.50 p. IN.
ACCOMMODATION. p,
i We%.-Ieave $500 .. m. and 1910 p. m.
ksx-Arrive 1880 =. m. and 2:o6 p m.
GjlSx& &lEHI||I||E |j f|EfzEiis
CENTRAE I!MEs:
Going NORTH
Maize arrives at 1880 p. IN,
GOiI.g SOUTH
Mail leavtSat III - IN
GRANT MORRISON,
Agent.
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Skipper Cigars, SC.
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I7r-zE R.rx. Ars. S7r f-ssFs1 aa-llfs
= ass.Es f-s5 a7a Ias7 E-1ass-l frsia 3,
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s,-s ~ III rzsy had 5eots5 IN Ezsz=rEs-s
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Tzs roa5ssftsa Ee1r thr5zsA he tai
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TheT A. I'D tbs pzsssasszs tazt hey cay
Ez1sas god zs-eha C5ssP o1ss Esre
.sa5ss bzck- Co-5lcsor EeNaliF s<Tad
nany f.5u losi.g tazir @o1sJ y s5vis-ng
hen % hsS= T.
Aasr rosdlaz TIE sozth-5o1nd t-zia tss
rss5ez h5-ue5 the porter 70 saz ths Ho1tH-
bssu-S ca1non-bzll A. il f4ssss. b1t Z. sallst
t5 scr. Erenesr Cool bsng szsPicio1s &
se-elhiz< wrong AssT<ssd Tie Eazg gal
Is,s6 q zn.o Ihs 5z-kDss=, a-a tAs tan
pr1csesss5 O. - Li1tis Rex
B sze1H-s posss s-a.lsd zsisr IL 5s1c-'s
aud czazEt p Eifh ths1 = Hooa % cay
IEe bzndi,s sAoEsd Ezai E-s tie 1ssi-s
rszsi sos 1ezrlg kslf a. ho1- IHrte & re
.zassts Ee-s ss3ig Eozaazd a.i ao-stel =
hzake-ca5ef 3. sz q trucs- Tie s5e-1d :
uozss a1Fzaoe5 s-.1 Piscs5 tlrs@ i--.-sr .rrssi
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

EEr Ea-E- 1-CT- e--C1s q tzs 11st
reeuIsr campaigns n 10 history u
- s-a-s = -l1ss1- = j. szfs tozsT tla-
tls Deuoe-atc c I-z1z-s-s are III E11-s
rl.s5 a. re E=sz-E ILs1 ars tae Re-
uutltez-z. Ilz dominant izsus y Al
r.-r-Ia1s q The s-z-s Ess ben rl1g rzls,
aEd tls Rsp1 5,iezas = SeE Eo-k ci-T,
B-ookl~a. Albany and BlEslo have
keen greatly assisted y tEe o-gz1izs1
sEorts % II lsTeD1szlt Dsl5c,ats-
Lac Y. MAYNARD, tie czl1ida-s ca t1s
Democratic ticEss t0r 5udgs q IA
co1rr q spgssls. against WaOLn to
I-5spe1Es-r Democrats bzFs wa-s1
va u1s- blresE z11 CZr=izl-IIg. lszs
been s1rg.E5 zirZly and oTsrVFlai Elin-,-y
defeated. Re was defeated b p.2-
rzlitg q z5ozt 10000. Ihs Reg15,i-
cans have elsC-sd r1elr entire ststs
slezs- AID have q w11zlug majority n
-.se I=-s-zr1rs ersa Rep has
hseE elected I1zr-- " Br55ElTn y a.
CO. Ihs -cezl c0ltes- u 1ew Gcrk
CITY V-zs Tzry interesting. t1e RsFzO-
Iezzz making Ll- snail e1io-s L. %
Ezlf O. tEs-r i7-zl fiezzt. ne con-
plsss re-urls f-- ere rz- =l17T tle elsc-
tn q tee e1-irs Tenn suF tl-szst y
F1aiorEes raging hz-H=e- o % aEd
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sIeeps HaIf over the LIne.

Easr LrvEzP5OL, D, SJv 5-At Wssh-
fngiouvils, II this comfy. Al the Mics AM
Nez Izsbon terminus Of tie Salem Rzil-
road. CIizzn Heay Barton vii be REFUSED
tie right 70 Fo;e Al tie election rex Tues
Day foT remarkable reasons
BartOB, whose reziience Is bsiEeeu salem
and WesEirgionslle, ozus property that
ex,euas or botb sisss Of lhe Ike dividing
Colambisna ard Haboning c0g1iios- His
bausc, zhicb st=ads d.rseily On the oounIy
Ene, is 20 bgiit that he rooa IN ghieh Bar
ton sseeps is founs 70 be partly IN SahoninE
snd partly in C9i8mbisnA c1Ealy. Whsn
Barton :. IA his bsd bis head Is iE &ah0n
ing county sud be f-et ia Co!umbiznsc coan-
y Baron szs a!zsys voted the Democrat
ic tickst. bat tie s1,cbcrs a. the polling
places On both sides Of The line viii te Ia
s;sac.ed % challenge HE vote, on the ground
hat lie i not a resident Of ether yotirg
r--.-~1-rf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08
Chickens As COLD Mines

BUTTE CRY. Mont, NOY. 2-in cleaning
one Of his chic<ens f3r dinner recently, J. 4.
HeCoHviiie. Who lives Lear here. fourd =
quantity Of god nuggets il tie eraS and
giza-a- IactsI By this discovery he killed
al Of lis % chickens One after the other.
In each Of them lie fcnnd 3 pro rsia Of mug
gets the tOtai an 5un. gathered from the 81
beize sss7.5j, an average Of Sl2 . had
The gold VS. sold 10 the slzte National
Bank and pronounced Il karat ffe- Mr.
McCOBviiie bought - more chickens and
TUNED them out in The gold field in the Vi
oiniiy OF bis hen cop. Later, as Al experi-
neHi, he killed 0ne Of them and 3 - in
gold Ess taken from lis inside works, the re-
salt Of four days run. McConYille expects
10 Be millionaire The chickens hold out.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08
Tae Essra ssss.en Enas.

EssaIEeTcs. ,. C., NoF. 9.-Cousrsls zJ
iaur-sd u Geek this eliernoou ~zirs
d.e -lazt is, alili tie lzt Mo-izE 10 D.
osnber. Presi8eat C.ereianl. Ehea ias
{0.ai Cs1Hi.t-se - ihs tao Hoazes eaLe3
o. hlsa tbs zf-rrEoou, acoofding 70 c1stoH,
b s2g ilaf ilcy sele a5out - aej9u-u aslc
- a.k shelher be lad sny fGrtbeE cymru
E.iralion g sake - ihru. 1f-er formally 81
Yiyirs tia. o. iis2 10 further ogsnmaHses-
tion - n-skezri eTF-asre tie Eish . a
she senstsss and E,ef ftseiiaiirss might asss {
2 sais Journey h0ne. addsi: i desire o
ca agraigleis CougFsss upon having fsiis.s,
ioriiy DISCHARGED the duty sor which ii sss
convened in extraordinary session"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08
November Days.

Eovsrr5@- = no1lE q rzlsy- c-=az-e=s
Be 6sss TIE damp. cu-d zr ps---s-.==
svs-r EEss-s zr5 clili- he bod dying i-e
sVs-s r. cpsn 20 the carsgr q c1lts- f-s1-
,Isg-7a ard kindred c1Up-siuts- I-s-e =
~ oae r-uss5y fhzt siiml-stes TIE = stzn
zr.3 syrtl5ss e against s-c1 a-tecEs- zr1 -1e-
: zssze- VI sscl = Ellszsy zs s gen
ssaf-T 1zlu1zd q Oh tls f-a-ie- 11t Et.isz-
- 81 kraxn parity and gr8.ly -Ecl q
Eh-sE-F i Ei@ils SiEe- A-e. - 1-z-e o.
Per Creek Rye I1ee- Enl-Eiss have
hee- bsso-s tEe p13.ic fl- us-F gezs 211
E-z hTar E1egersr parity = -sgzlrs1
Ptsv-ia.zr= uEfserl1= lnsu Isrtas 1se
tts-n, ard eFeEy -eF-lzois t=2il- s--ls
t1su-
Ttsg a-s f5r sale a. 3 -, and 80 and
sIdC ~ gEzrr -.-pe--iFeiF 1el1 - 2
coz PIKE ez-zl1gus su'- frlce ~ q e y
1eq-s - "a sr-e- a. z1ocs lzzt-F oc1sG
So eTureess1 a1yEle-e A-c--sF 2zN
EEezu- = Fe5srai s-re=t Allegheny, Pa
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Ths Nen chlnese Law.

8asE.ss1oy, = C., S3T 5-ILs Prs
Seut to-5ay ssg1ed the biI sns-dsug tLe
Gez-y Caiaess lax 50 As % eEterd ~ ~
motifs .he IKE within Eaiea Noos9l-zas
r1zy rsel=er-
At.5-rey Gs1ersl oiasy VII 70 zo-roE
tss-s s-se-z 70 Urisei s,zies E-an-ais AzT-
iuz q e1s.a5v Clinzraea orles=d dePcEls1
b. Usaed s-sies Co1rts 70 d.sehsrEs teen AZ
oaee from c1sioSg Z their Only ofseaze hss
heen fzHurs % cos1Ply Eita he Ge-ry l.7s-
c. inans1 c5aFic;ed Of f=lony o. q 5sing n
th.s c9uutry n violation Of az Ill. he eE-
clu6e4 from lie oEers-i0u of taEz order It
= es,ialztsd hat probably 100 Chinsnlen
h..s beea ssutsaced % dePOrta;ioa E60
.i.l l. rs,ezse3 e-,iy al o. theze heiug On
tie Pacs6c cozs-
i tact understanding bsfEoeu tie Unitsd
s,s;es G3.smnea; and the G0Ter1melt u
CAiua, Il = szif. exists, b Which 81 ChiEs-
saen vii comply sith the rtq1ireGesis Of
Tie Gez-y Iaz 2s . regist-a-i5a. n7E that i
has been e1.erdst six ra3nt5s from today.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08


THE z1ls et5ecs flr 9-i1l che eE,fse--
liazry =ll e C9zErea Has r9lTeles
bls ha ze1o--1Iizhe5 z13 fizt t,1iy -
z-ne1. The reFesI u tls slvsr E1i-
eazsaz h1z ben s.~rei - tle Pre-
DIT SID he-s zfter the gEa.l1os-s tt-zt
.ae. 1--sl look e.zsEhsrs FRA IzrEet-
Itsp1re12ss 9EsilssF y RE z7,eTHlIez
bzs.-y tssn ssop7e5, t-.ere e p .5lzsr
a1y esa1ez - make e. tl.s ==pe gas II
tie itls ua5e- Eliel t-s C5-ltrg IS So
fssi.z. ard tls party e. poser Ezlst Egz
aezpt ile rezF0--5-iiy. t-fals F.
beIsrs tE1t ;le eroe#rs P--c1zsi1E G.
silver b I1s e5gern2s1t vast 10. =
the e.l. tlz Ds4o-zt El-h sVesg
branch q the z5Tsra4ens n she5F haus=,
f5g tasse isag ulguths rzf1ssd - take -
t0r. Ells tie b1dness u TIE c3a1irg
.r1s zoinz to ErzcE a1i ruin, aud j. ~
oaiy ssr51za zal - tie patriotism n
tie E-D15.i.sls 3D. CJagrss t9a. rzp1ll
vlz accomplished. me peor.e ELo
ta5k seek ia DemscTa.lc repFsseLt1lic=
sud professions save hzi 2 striking o.-
jsctl tlessoa p-zcei 5sflre taelas and tLeE
8j1sgs u the f1tars - tis pzs-. Tbes
have EoE zbs5l8is prod q ere 9 .=enss-
zal 1ars,.z3.-i.y u TIE party, -sai-h o.
;zias5 p5zsr O. iis p.elga daring the
lls- Presidential ezzreizn-
TIC reaeai of tle s.-eF ias has 10
raz5e zzfk 1ron the 1sce of basiuesz
gz.sss hsre n1s advanced and saguz-
ton aa1 naesrainiy rij cs1tilac- j.
l. bse54iag azIiy more and more esi-
dez. thzt fis tae rzat q csnlleags il
our rrezeat raier. tae fear q the.r Eild
se1eua. tie Threatened overthrow -
protective duties, and tie f3otiIz Of Tie
coualry alfh sil8-cet currency that has
given paaze to our prosperity ard e-o=e
las channels q oar manufacturing IL
dueTiez, aad this condition Of ad4ifs.
more Or less aggasaisd hy pzHlns
e. ats, sil c0a.uus dasias The life q
th.s C3ngrasa Euhag i-s ezisieGes fear
viI contnol capital, and the people Ei.
fcH-r.
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attacked BY an Eagle.

N1SpAs. y. d Sov. IA golden eagle
measuring feet and 2 inches from tip to
tip swooped down upon Russian lad named
Kinisvoael while be was in a field yesterday
afternoon. The boys thick coat and two
white shirts were si1shed By the eagles
belk. but be was too heavy to carry of that
war. The lad grssped the birds neck and
fell over is tody. He maDaled 10 bold the
bird until a big brother came and pat an
end 10 the struggle and the eagle.
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e Two eabIes . PerIsh.

Rex ISLAND Ill, Nov. She house Of
George Cooper, farmer residing near this
city, was blrnai 10 the ground early
yesterday morning. Two little giT 5, Nellie
and Sadie johnson, aged respectively and
yeers. losing their lives The two little
girls we're siep-daughters Of Cooper. When
The house Tss found in fames Cooper took
bis wife and baby 20 the house ofa neigh
Dor, nearly hsifmile distant, and Ieft the
two children asleep to perish. His only er-
cuse for doing 80 is tha, in the e1eiisment
be E,r,ot them.
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Ane Ruzzard In Prison.

Lancaster. Pa, Nov Abe BEzzard, sor
many Yeas the price or outlaws IN Eastern
Fennsy lsanis, and who iarned Esangeiis;
last spring after beiug pardoned from prison,
Is again 10 jail, accused Of the marderous ST.
tack upon Farmer Isaiah Slelfsr. Mari
Bazzard sho vas captured last Sunday. has
made confession impiisaiiEg his brother
Abe. tie once willy Isder Of The notorious
Welsh AosI;ain robbers. Dlring the sum
msr lie has hsen preaching in scores Of
churches IN Phiisdelphia ard ne southeast
enn eoantie<, and his arr this morniug
Vas a shoek to this oommnaiiy, shsre 30
nany Oiihe depredAlions Ct this picturesque
CoilzE were executed
shesfer. tie eyed Grofs5sle farmer Who
was robbed Of $50 and then held and shot
b. tie thieves after making an hsr0.c eight,
il siil ir 3 critical condition, and bis recoF-
cry i dou5tfrl-
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1rz Fs1g eEsra----r-ars
1 " C1zErs aaeE sa1a q
~ 1--us- 81 ss-zT -
Te & Hh1a 3 Ezz ea@i SO
o-.r ss-oel y Rs5-1l-la r9.es
q P-z= e1t's Lszl5ezztie - e
.er.g z 1 ser zc-= tz-a lze-'e
ssezs u slr--zs al ls La8 = ~
saz she Ze-sazzus -5 zzEe ~
o. -fzr z-s.s-e-s E.---i.ls
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DETEgIT. EoT. e-A5ser one q the
r11et bitter s-3 hzrlss f11Zh- cam
Ezf-ls u - years H11sn Pllgrss, Re-
la.ical Dlllll1s llE mayor. vac
elected 70 his th5r4 zEeiTe term II
that cfics - q ma 53-5tT of 1000. IL
vas victory q iLs people against the
DlolCTillis-s who have tFi=3 p rule ths
ci-v. AL q tie other Republ5caa can
llia-es. eTcert zsssca-s recorder aui
rl.4es Jus-ics, were also elected Ths
cert c5ln-il ETill 81 Il Republicans and
z Democrats. p cail ~ f9r the latter.
keturls from this the Efrsf c9Hgrss-
s51lzl district. f1r s1~-e-srr - t1s
late Celgrs-rlal Ch-pfasl p3iEt - tl5
eiecaon of J.. J. Glilan. Democrat, by
q snail majority.
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The Big Flght WIZ occur.

NEs YORK. Nov. 5.-An agreement was
signed tonight BY BILLY" Thompson, rep
reseniing Charles Mitchell. the E1giish pu-
gilis:, and ". A. Brady. representing James
J. coIbe.i, which viii probably have the ef-
feet Of bringing OF The big international
fghs in THE olympic Club. at New OrIesnr.
Tie fight l. 70 take place on December Is
sor purse of $4,000, winner TO take all.
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= oaEAr nusrNEss cHANcF.

An I'D EstsDIIshed Pittsburgh Firm
20 dissolve Partnership-
Tae old ARA of Campbell & Dick, DR.
gocds merchants. 81 10 = F.ah speape.
p.its1urgh, E-iii son dissolve partnership.
This ne.iasle and popular bouae Iss Ln z
tseE csc o. The mercantile lsndmaFEs q
Ritisaurgh. ssd fbe anrganoed change i -
event in the Ioaal bushes EoT.d In viez q
ale coming dlssoiztion. The house is nos
selling its vasf fali and winter zioek Of goeds
- Pfioes hat ziil Command q qgick 81 q
sezdy sale 70 al clasa ofcastsmafz
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PlTTsBrEG. NOV. Returns are com
ing IN very slow, izt indicate a Repab-
llcan majority q from q. .Gg3 % -. 900.
Mith over half of flis c01uties report
=, j q estimated that the entire states
keIiudilcan majority nav reach 81. co.
Philadelphia herself. with only four
precinets 70 hear from, had over a .0O0
Republican plurality. aad these four
VII swell j. above 81. 600 for the city.