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Another Victim Mr.. II. j. Steiger, O
citizen of Lancaster, few days ago,
identified Kelley, the swindler of An
toch Shanafeld, as the man who swim
died him (Steiger) out of $500, on last
Tuesday, at Columbus, Ohio, by giving
him a bogus 81 900 bond or certificate,
with coupon attached, on one of the
Colorado gold and silver mines. Steiger,
who had saved the money he loaned"
Kelly, was on his way to Cincinnati to
purchase carriages. The same confidence
game that Kelly played on the innocent
German was practiced on Steiger by the
aid of confederate. Steiger identified
the purse found on Kelley with the
brass "spiel" in it, in imitation of gold
coin, and says that the display of gold
by Kelly, threw him off his guard
Kelly who is now in prison under a
charge of false pretense, pretends illness,
but was quite ready to get up and dress
on Sunday evening when the attendants
at the hospital promised to take walk
with him for the benefit of his health.
The sight of Officers Anderson and
Roat, who were waiting for him in the
office, however, soon brought change
over his spirits, but he was taken to the
county prison without mueh effort.
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Iron City College.

The attention of our readers Is called to the
advertisement in an other column Of this
popular and successful business college. II
is an institution which has stood the test Of
time, and 1t every where recognized as unsur-
passed In the advantages II affords young men
for acquiring thorough practical business
education.
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Philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26, 1878.
Flour unsettled; extras 81 OO@5 90: Pennsyl-
vania family, Si75 a 500; Minnesota do, s5.50@
500; patent and high grades, S6G7.50.
Rye tiOur $3.25D3.50.
COrnmeal, 81 65
Wheat. red, 100 q 1Ol amber 9s0lO2; white,
102@103.
Corn quiet and easy; yellow, 4s@49c. mixed
48@49c.
Oats quiet Pennsylvania and western white
26@2 Nc.; western mixed, 25G26.
Rye56957c.
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IRON CITY COLLEGE.

VOUNG men prepared for active business life
n Advantages unequalled. Course OF study
and business training the most comprehensive,
thorough and practical in existence. Students
received at any time. For circulars containing
J. @. SMITH. A. NJ.
Oct. "a, 1851 pittsburgh, Pa,
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Church NOtfces.

Union Service next Sunday at p. M.
in the Lutheran Church.
Communion Service in the Presbyter-
Preparatory services Saturday at 81 p.
M. Sunday School at 9:15 A. M. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday at Ct P. NJ.
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Homemade Carpets - Beautiful style.
Call and see twelve pretty patterns.-
Prices from 45 cents per yard up Rags
taken in exchange, at 8 cents per pound.
II. MORTIMER,
New Bloomfield.
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FIRST IN THE FIELD.
EARLY MORNING EDITION.
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We have successfully achieved the Issuing Of
an Early Morning Edition. which leaves this city
~ advance oI any other Philadelphia and all the
PHEhS command of Pennsylvania and the entire
south, The exclusive control for several hours
territory Is an achievement which the adyerfiserq
OF Philadelphia and the general community have
been prompt to recognize and make use of In
their own Interests This edition leaves Phila-
delphla before any New York paper can possibly
get mere, and the commanding position attained
by THE PRESS through this strategic move IN
the neld OF Journalism Is thus secured TO 10 per.
manently.
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Farm BelIs.--I have on hand several
of the patent rotary farm bells, suitable
either for farm, Factory or School house
which will be sold Mt about half price to
close the consignment
Il. MORTIMER.
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Death notices not exceeding lines inserted without
charge, put \ peqtA per, lne will Invariably bs
charged for Tributes OF Respect, Poetry, OF othtr
remarks.
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Ladies' Long COats.-For splendid styles,
good variety and low prices in these
goods call at l. SCHwARTz's, Newport.
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Fatal Accident.-On Monday afternoon
last week, four horse team, driven by
Mr.. jeremiah Handshue, in Harrisburg,
near Pa. r. r., crossing, Second Street,
below Vine, became frightened at loco
motive, and RAN away. Mr.. H., who
was on the saddle horse, sprang off, and
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tB- "It seems as If l should cough my
head OFF, is sometimes the impatient excla-
nation of sufferer from a severe Cough.
Quell the paroxysms with Hale's Honey Of
Horehound and Tar. The relief is immediate
and the cure certain. Sold by all druggist.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute. .494t
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Wanted.-A partner to go into the
milling business. Small capital re-
quested land will not interfere with any
other business that person may be fol-
lowing). For further information in
quire, or by letter address
4S9t. p. o. Box SO, Duncannon, Pa.
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DmATrE9.

rosTErrER-on the goth inst, In Miller town.
SHIP Augusta Eva, dhurhier OF VIM y. and
EIana ilostetter, aged years, inNtss ,and
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For Clothing.-We have bought Low
and we will sell LOW-for u good suit
or overcoat for man, youth or boy, go to
L. SCHwARTz's, Newport, Pa.
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Cement and Calcine Plaster on hand,
and for sale by Il. MORTIMER.
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White and COIOred Blankets - good
quality for $500 per pair. Also, q full
line Of Buffalo Robes, Lap Robes, Horse
Blankets, &C., at l. SCHwARTz's.
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Ladies' Skirts, Shawls, Coats Nubas,
Furs, Underwear, &C., Cheaper than the
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FISH, SALT, LIME AND COAL
OF all kinds always on hand and for sale at the
Lowest Market Rates.
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r AIDES AND CHILDREN will ind a
i splendid assortment of shoes at the one
price store OF II. Mortimer.
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Local Department.

PENNSYLVANIA r. R.--MlDpLE DIVISION.
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FOR 1879.
Is THE BEsT PAPER. ,,

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ness, politics and the general Interests Of The
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CHRISTIAN REID.

Author Of valerie Aylmer," Morton House."
Mabel Lee" "Nina's AtOnement" !" - Daughter
OF Bohemia" After Many Days" 'Bonny
Kate" etc., etc. Also with
M, G., L. Reeves and Emily Read,
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JOHNSTON pry SIZED Kalsominc, ut
Chsnault'a
IIrApqrARrrEa for Paints II all Kind,
NJ Chcnault'a.
PuRr White Lead, dld, and very cheap.
Give ~ acall Anderson 4 McRoberts.
Nrw and largest supply in town oi
Pocket Knives At Anderson \ McRobcrts'.
Brsr Mixed Paints in the world NJ loves,
prices ever heard Of In Stanford, At Bohon
a S,agss.
Surrnnn mixed paints, lead and oil, no
hcnsine. Give NJ call. Anderson 4
McRobefls.
ANDERSON 4 McRonERTs are again die.
pen-ins most delightful Soda Water at Eve
cents a glas-.
Ny PLASrs 81 all varieties are now
readyi and will he sold At lowest figures.
A. q. Pendleton.
PuRr, Ice cold, delicious. That the
hind Of Soda Water you get At Chenault's
At Eve cents slas-.
fISr assortment Of Toile, Soap, hair,
nail, tooth brushes, and perfnmery, very
cheap at Chenanlt's.
THE rates ofihe ~ Cloud Hotel, one 81
the hest houses In Tonisville, have been ~.
dnced To $3.50 per day.
Nrw Stock IL Perfnmcry, Soap and
Tooth Brushes, very cheap, received by
Anderson n McRoberts.
Day Sized Kslaomine cheaper and more
beautiful than Wall Paper, Tor sale hy
Anderson n McRober-.
" you wish suit made to order, write
for samples Of goods and rule. for self.
measurement TO Deppens 4 Son, Louisville.
W. n. Bayles,, Louisville, will send on
approval 4-ply Linen Collar, Is cents
each; Cuff, 20 cents n pair; "Wsmsuttar|
unlanndered shirt. IS cent---and Other
goods In proportion Order by mail.
THE grras reduction in the prices Of
Mems, Iioy's and Children clothes adopt.
ed last season by J. Winter 4 Co., corner Of
Third and Market Streets, Louisville, Ky,
has added 10 the popularity Of that estab-
li-hment and to the amount Of their sales.
Let your name he added 10 the list Of their
customers snd you never Will regret this.
An AuoxIsHIse FAcr.-A large proper.
lion Of the American people are today dy-
ing from the effects Of Dy,pep-ia or di-or-
dered liver. The results Of these diseases
upon the mss-e- Of intelligent and valuable
people is most alarming, making life sctu.
ally burden instead Of a pleasant exist
enoe Of enjoyment and u-efulnes. a. it ought
To he. There is no good reason for this, II
YOU will only throw aside prejudice and
skepticism, take the advice Of Druggists and
your friends. and try one bottle OF Green's
August Flower. Your speedy reiief 10 Ger.
tain. Millions Of bottles Of this medicine
have been given away 10 try its virtues
viih satisfactory results In every case.
You can buy sample bottle for iOceni. to
try. Thwe do.e- will relieve the worst
cs~e. Positively -cld bv all Druggists on
the Western Continent Bohon q siagg.,
Ky.
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PERaOGAL.

Nj. D. w. ESaIEAsS. Of Louisville, ~. In town
thl. sect.
NH n. n EhslsroS retained osn Frankfort
yesterday.
Z 2 Ma ososss w,lpss c6 IAne.ssr. called "a
see ne On Monday
htss NAHN oLoHAs, one Of Tho 1ir,st OF Mad
issu'. R.sny tair. arrived here yesterday morning
Mss rAuiISE OWENS, Of Hu.i"u,ille. and Mis-.
asy
AAs RsrcN. the accomplished uis oi Mr. Geo.
%. nuee. si~ent visit Ia h.S I=renis In Ian
caster
Ma. q. A. q. RocHEura. q pr,,saiacni yoans
attorney Of the staalatd har, {. Ia the city Con-
rierJournaL
Ma AND Mas JSo. = guouss have retained
nos cIRelnnsil. and eau 10 Sonnd =. hcrrlof,rr at
the ~. Asph.
STA ES,enr A. A. NcErSSsY, the only Knight
rs'aPlsT In STANDARD, Is sniayiag hlm,eif In Dan
willie this seek.
Ms aEo. r. nk,sHr. vhs ha. been suffering ior
r.onih. Win Rhsumaiis'a. le0 "a saturday is-,
lot Ito, sptlns-. All.
Mss Lk.. ESa. Of Hs,siI,oa Institute. LeIins.
am, came osrr lac, Friday on short visit 10 her
G.ihsr's, VA. y. n. King
Ma A. 4. DENNY, accompanied ~ Dr. Grant, a
.sil-kss-h physIeIsa Of LeaI"illr, houoUei us
9Th e.i on Coar, day.
Ms. Iccr Hscxsu !. pnttlng stai,iOnsi rose.
on her checks by Teedas week In the coputry.
Shs sihs guest u Mrs. John Miller.
Nxs. n. n RowaAs. VI Mercer. and her sister.
Mis- Josie withsr,. Who has ecrn visiting her, ar
rived al their fathers Mr.. II. :. wlihersl a t-~
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and thantful h. i not 4 Eentuctisn. Ne IL =
comparative stranger In the county. whcse former
employ ment ~ railrnader, TO aay the least, would
put him In = elass vhoae rcrutiou for honesty !.
not enviahle here For 10 us q pst NJ his ovn
ianlaed lsnsusfs, though diasrently snd Truth
inliy supplied, 10 there n one las II rcque. De-
serving the supreme con,smp,o the ~hole of the
sood citizens Of Lincoln county, ~. the Infamous
nIlrcaders" They have hecn positive eur.e 10
every county through Witch this rca.i p...e~ nom
Cincinnati 10 Chattanooga. This must have heen
vherr wslton got that coirsene.. that CROPS on, In
every linz Of his acurrilcu- attach on me. God
kfhd that our county should 10 cursed With any
more ~ his aoti. Jas x. HrIN.
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fsH TRAPs.-we have been cpdiisbly
informed that seining Is frequently indulg.
ed in in DiS River, and have good rea-
sons to suspect that parties who rather
pride themselves upon, Il they do not boast
Of, heing law.sbiding Citizen, not only con-
hive at this violation Of Law, but partici-
pate. We coald give names, but decline,
and We appeal to those parties to reflect up
on the perniciou- influence Of their exam
pie. Il is shame TO skulk at night in in
dulgences Of lsw-bresking. however trivial
the oGense, and all good citizens should at
tempt to bring violators To justice, rather
than wink at such practices. We have al.
so learned that trap. and nets are operated
at out-ofthe-way places on Rockcsstle Riv-
er by ,hough,le.s and reckless parties. We
call the attention Of all our friend- along
that stream who desire an increased supply
Of the fine fishes native to that stream, ss
veil Is 10 soon have the most attractive
stream TO sportsmen in Kentucky, I,
promptly ahate this evil
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White Piqua's from 10 cent. per ward,
mp.
Table linens, iowels, crash. napkin,
Irish linen and pillow casing.
Gents linen shirts, nndsrshiris, drawers,
scaris, ties, collars, hslf-hose, &c.
One hundred gross Of pearl butions-be-
sides rubber, vegetable, ivory. agate, silk,
&c., &c.
Ladies collars and cuff, lace handker-
chiefs, -ilk do, silk ties, lace ties, sllk
bows, Ne.
Ladies Hosiery, specially In this line.
we can offer yon goods at prices lower than
they have been for 40 years.
We have always claimed to he head
quarters for shoes, aud feel we are more
able to maintain il this season than ever.
In short, We have every thing to be found
in tirst-clsss dry goods house, and prices
will be found as low IS any where in the
Union.
H,v;,, sold ,,mo., s,,;rs,v On, or hats
ws ws,s snahls, 40 h,v . com,ls,s ...o,,'
80, 4. 49,, "a -, e,..oo Ia. !.
snsc;,l,v
a
I a., nj C.-l.... p,..L an
80. IN a, -. U.nd.on. 80,
-. I;nan ~ Inn u.mhnrn G., .n;,.
Our clothing vas selected with ,aorr
than usual care, all being new. Nou may
rely on getting the very latest styles both
in material and cut. On boys and chill.
dren's suits We are sure to make the boys
proud end their mothers glad that they
can dress their children without the trouble
Of making.
Our stock Is nov open and We invite an
early inspection. We feel confident We
can please both in quality and price. II Is
impossible to ennmeraie tenth OF the
goods we keep but will men'iQs that in all
staple goods or stock Is complete Brown
and bleached eottons' ticking, drillings.
In prints, We have choice styles and large
stock. Cotionades for men and boys in
every style and weight, fully % per cent.
less than last wear.
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LASD. STOCK AND CROP ITEMS.

Mr.. J. ID. Swope bought this week Of
Mr.. Ware, one horse for So and another
from Logan Green, for $50.
Mr.. Thomas Buford has for sale one OF
the finest Is! hand saddle horses in the
county, at reasonable figures.
Mrs.A.M. Miller, has good, gentle fam.
lily mare for sale. Apply TO her at the toll
gate 1.-THE Hustonville pike.
Hon. J. S. owsley shipped on yesterday
to Mr.. Clay Ewing, al Russellville, KY, a
very Gne bull cali, for which he received
800.
Paris CoURr.-Only from 80 10 200
cattle offered, nothing very good, prices
ranging from To 4 cents. One small
bunch Of 10 mules were not sold. A good
number Of horses were on sale at low fig
ures, $40 to SIG. There were but few
broke mules, which sold Mt s95 to 1925 per
head.
LoUIsvILLE.-There has been slight
advance in the cattle quotations, ard the
demand Is somewhat better than for sever
al weeks. Good to extra shippers, 81 rs
To s.; best butchers 81 25 to 81 80; medi-
um to good, So so to 81 90. Poor cattle
are not wanted and prices for them are
from S to IS cents lower than last week.
The hog market is a little more active;
choice, IS 25 to S. IS; fair to good, 81 10
to So 20; stockers, So so TO s. 90. Sheep
range from So 90 to 81 So and lambs from
81 to s. 50.
CouN,y Corpr-Mondav MIA. the doll.
49,, Coun,v Conr, Lnown {, s,.nfora n,
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CALIFORNIA SALMON II r. J. T. Bohon
and Col. Thos. watier.on say that they
caught n number Of California salmon in
Rockcastlc River this week. They were Of
a uniform siEe and about 10 inche. long. and
weighe,, about half 4 round.
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RABBrrrs-Mr. A. NJ Feland invested
In two white rabbits about the middle 81
March last, which have since then increa.-
ed their number with two litiers Of Young
ones, Of seven each. lie says they are
much cheaper to raise than chickens, and
can he counted on To increase their family
about every thirty days. A. To eating,
Mr.. ,. thinks they are vastly superior to
chickens, and ssy- he don't know Of any
thing better than nicely fried hind.les Of
a tender young rabbit.
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NrvER " PLAcE.--we learn from ciii.
sen- Who live In the vicinity Of Msxville,
that Sundays and mig hts are made hideous
by the terrible doings of the colored In.
habitants Of that delightful suburb Could
not our efficient Marshal he induced to de.
vote little OF his precious time toward
keeping order there? We hope 80.
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DnowSrp.-Julian Dudderar, a young
man Of %, fell from a log while fishing in
Dix River las, Friday evening, and was
drowned. A little hoy too small TO assist
him, witnessed he futile efforts TO swim,
and saw him 20 down for the third and
la, time before help could arrive. Mr..
Duddersr was ayoung man Of promise,
and his snlden cutting of il q matter Of
deep grief to his friends. lie wss buried
IN Sunday, at the old Anderson graveyard
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DEATHS.

TAyLoR-Mr. Parkes y. Taylor. an old
citizen Of 62 years, died at Green Walls, in
this county. on Monday morning last, Of
dropsy of the heart. Hewas buried the
following day in the Cemetery here.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

NEw PLow.-on Monday, County Court
day, new Plow was on exhibition In Stan.
ford, in front Of the Post Office, the inven-
ton Of VIM. c. Mccormack, Of this coun-
", one 10 say the least, Of the original In.
ven,or Of the Horse Power Grain Drill.
Turbine Water Wheel, &c.
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LrcrrRr.-we learn that II {. probable
that Mr.. Henry waiieraon. can he induced
To- deliver HE lecture on the "Comicalities
and whimsicaliiies NJ Southern Life" In
Stanford. Lett give him big audience.
lie deserves t..
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

GoSE.-The prisoners convicted NJ the
la-, term ofthc Circuit Court, vere escorted
to Frankfor, on Tuesday, by Deputy sheriff
L. NJ. Lasley and guard, and lodged in the
Pcnitcntiary.
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IN JAiL-Deputy Sheriff.. D. Caldwell,
arrested and lodged in Jail last evening,
Lewis King, for keeping disorderly house.
Pole Gentry, for gaming, and John Smith,
for gaming. They are all colorcd.
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NorwIrHsrASDrSo the dullne.s Of the
good. trade generally for the past few
months, we have observed that those stir.
ring business men, Hayden Bros, have
KEEP, up full and varied assortment Of
goods, which they bought for cash and are
offering them lower than any body. lfyou
don't believe il, call there and look Cor
yonr.elf