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Ladies' Wiuc-Spees's Port.

Purc-iour years Old--wiil not intoxicate
but possessing all the valuable medicinal
properties of the Oporto grape. from which 1t
made. Used in hospitals and by first class
physicians as the estknOwn wine for medical
purposes. 1t Is a tonic and astringent. 1t is
not mixed with alcohol or other liquors, but a
mild, rich and pleasant tonic, improving the
appetite and promoting digestion as duretio
1t acts bcnefcially on the kidneys and cores
rontling organs; as 4 sudorihc, 1t acts upon
the skin, destroying eruptions and producing
Il soft, healthy and blooming complexion.
Therefore, it is extensively and bcnefcially
used by ladies' and is in general f3mily use As
Il sure remedy for dysentery. and for all
nervous, weak and lehilitated persons. Sold
by druggists and by A. Speer, nj his own vim
yards, New Jersey.-Adrcrtiser.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atlee and
Davis, and sold by II. F.. Slaymakcr.
Ol6-9Wd&W
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Mothers: Motncrs:! nlothers:!:

Ar. you disturbed 1t night and broken OF
your :rS; by sick child suffering and crying
witt, the cXcruciating pain o! emitting teeth
(; so. go at once AMI get Il bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer imnic nicsiiatcly--t'epcnd upon
1t: there is no mistake about it. There Is not q
mother on earth ho has ever used it, who will
not tell you ut once that 1t will regulate the
bowels. and give rest To the mother, and relief
ami health 10 the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to Gse in oil cases, and pleas
ant to the taste, an! ia the prescription OF one
OF the eldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the Unifci StaIcs. Sold evcrywh hero.
% cents q IOtt!" Ti17-lyd&wM.W&
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ROSY " EXCITED.

Tho Old Hero DenOuncinS IL Republican,
Slanlier.
San FRANCISCO, Oct. 29.--Gen. Rose
Grams, in an interview with Gail reporter,
Indignantly denied that there was any
foundation whatever for the report that he
sent East the letter written to him by Gen.
Garfield in 1865 and from which it is
claimed that the signature to the alleged
Morcy letter was copied. Tho general was
very much excited during the interview.
He denounced all parties connected with
the charge Of completely in unmeasurcd
terms.
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LbWET, END REAL ESTATE.
Extensive Sales "f Farm lands and Resi-
deHceS.

Extensive Sales "s Farm Lands and Resi-
dences.
The executors OF Daniel LefevcT, de
ceased, sold at public sale, at the Railroad
hotel, Quarryyille, On Thursday, October
%. 1850, the following properties:
No. l. Thirty-siX acres, with stone
house, brick kitchen large barn and all
the necessary ontbuildings (kEown as the
Hess FARM, to Daniel Hess, for slGo per
acre. This property is situated in the VII
!age Of Quarryvilic. -
No. 9, adjoining No. /, containing ~
acres Of improved land. without buildings,
to ID. ID. Hess, for ss0.25 per acre.
No. 3. The property known as the
:Herr farm situated in the upper OF
northern part of Quarryville. containing
45 acres, with stone dwelling, barn and
good outbuildincs, to W. J. Hess, .!r., io:
800 per acre.
No. a. Two q;arry. lots in the Orchard
quarry for SlG.sj for tic two.
No. D. A vacant lot in Quarryvile. con-
tanning 100 perchcs, to d. F. l.. Wilmer,
fer s100.50.
No. 6. Frame aaidler shop in Quarry
Vile, to J. Is. Swinehart, for 1928.
No. Z. Frame dwcllin. house in Quar-
ryvilIc, adjoining No. 5, to Amos Wade,
for 500.
No. 8. 4 double two-story stone house
adjoining No. to Ii. II. Lelever, for $780,
No. 8. A one and a-hali story log house
the Oldest house in Quarryvilie to Ecnj.
Wilmer for $329.
No. TO- 4 new frame house with good
10: to Il. Wilmer for sjj57.
No. H. 4 frame house with stable and
lot to Harvey Rincar for Si03.
No. 12 4 frame house, stable and small
lot to I G:,len Lcieycr for si0G.
No. 13. 4 lot Of acre. near Quarry
Vile church, to S. ii. Lefever for s94.
No. IA, 8 acres woodland. on the state
road in DrumOrc township, to Ab::im Eh-
erly for SIG per acre.
No. Is. acres woodland, in Drumo.c
township near Mechanics Grove. to !. Ga
len Lcfcvcr at Sl22. 80 per acre.
No. 1G, 3 acres woodland in Diumore,
near Mt Hope c..irch, 10 Hen.i. Wilmer
per $50 per acre.
No. II, A quar- lot, for SLIGO, to |.
Galen LefcvCr
Ten shares Of I..srvyvii!e railroad stock,
TO G. N. Hess al s per share.
Thirty shares saH.e to same at 9o.. per
share.
At private sa;s lately the Whitman
farm OF COlcrain township, containing
11S acres, was sold to Israel Miller, Oh
i2rcke,.iiie, Cor So,Uoo, and Miller has
been offered 500 for his; bargain.
w. X. Hess has sold 10 Mr iioliinger,
of Penn township, a small farm i'll Dru-
more township. containing 30 acres at
so per acre Mr. Hess has only owned
it short time: he lauyht it for $50 per
acre.
Daniel Eci.nau, .ir.. :. s.ait t;.ne ago
bought the WalHr!l farm, nca: Union, ioi
$3.50. He has Sold it 10 >iI.',i. ! Eyo>:cr
for $;:rO IL has II acres
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GRANTS NEPHEW IN TROUBLE
Arrested for Illegal Registration.
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
the PHILP INQUIRY.

The Famous Envelope oPrOduced.-TestlmOu
III Republican Experts"
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The examination
Of kenward Philip, charged with crimi-
nal libel upon General Garfield, was re-
slmed before Judge Davis in the supreme
court this morning. There was large
crowd Of spectators present. The envelope
in which the Morey letter was contained
was handed to Judge Davis, and on mo-
tion of counsel, Mr. Hart was declared
purged Of contempt.
Albert d. Southworth. expert in hand
writing offifteen years experience, swore
he thought the handwriting in the Morey
and exhibits marked "A to X" Exhibits
Oh which tho warrant was obtained) was
the same.
VIM. +. Hagan, Of Troy, another expert,
swore he believed the writing in the Morey
letter was the work of a person initiating
anothcr's hand. He was shown the enye
lope and swore there mad been an erasure
on the date on the stamp.
Allen NJ. Leet, newspaper reporter. tes
tilted that he was familiar with Philips
writing. Exhibits "A to X were, he
believed, in Philips handwriting believ
cd TIE photographic copy Of the Morey let
ter Was in Philips handwriting Philip
always had tho habit Of spelling such
words as companies with .'y'' instead
of les
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The man who tried to build u fire with wet
wood, acts in Il damp fuel-ish manner, and il.
as bad rs Il man refusing to take Spring Bios
som when his face is covered with pmples and
hes suffering from Indigestion. Islliousnes.
and dyspepsia. Prices: Soc, trial bottles 1Oc.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist. l37 and
100 North queen street, Lancaster, Pa. 81
If you are bilious you will find positive re-
lief by using "SclierS Liver Pills." Sold by
all druggists.
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THE STATE FIELD TRIALS.
Another Unpleasant lIay.

HHUtHCT CHPHesAsss"t HsJ'
The weather continues very unfavora bic
for the field trials OF the state association,
but this morning at $50 most OF the men,
bers present left the Stevens house and
took the cars for the practice ground, near
Mannheim, fully determined to run Off the
several trials if it be possible to do so. It
is to be regretted that the cold, wet
weather and the unexpected scarcity OF
birds have thus far SO seriously interlered
with showing off to advantage the training
Of the many excellent dogs entered for tie
several trials.
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Hs;s.:u;:" ,o.;.;..Srl;Nu:::>:i..
y Wandering J"h.'


i;rc! lie Correspondence.
A few days :,.o one 70, orr most stable
Democrats received :, circular from Mr..
John Cessna. 1t was issued September :
and was addressed 10 - friend of the Re
publican party. and especially Of its piin
cip!cs." But Mr.. Ce>sil, h!tchca his
mulc to the wrong boat that time; and i'll
his blind search for some one who votes
through his eyes fnuiil as good Dem
Ocrat as ever voted from his heart.
We have i few eye voters here, but they
generally have good deal of 'cl,allS in
their eyes. and would rs soon vote fnT Il
red handkerchief as not. They all bclOn.
to the Republican party, and are Of that
race tina; the buckeye Blacksmith Says
fused to have tIicl, lips but now have
them down /" regulation size: that once
had fiat rn2es; that now arc Romans:
that used to stin!; i'ut s.n.s; smell as sweet
As q prairie rose.
This circular SAYS that Mr.. Cessna is
"har,l up" and that money is needed for
the Republicans to secure both branches Of
the Pennsylvania Legislature that he has
received no funds by voluntary contribu-
ton, and without material aid. and 4 good
of il, they arc. to use the classical language
oi Mr.. Micawber. ''tlnorcd.'
1t is 4 well established and pretty " !de-
ly known fact that We Democrats in this
part OF the vineyard, have more money :; n
Srea. deal thaa We actually need
but Mr.. Cessna is foolish to suppose we
are going to put our Snperfuity in the
hands Of a canal boat man. W. live too
near 4 canal fer that. We know what
kind of chaps travel the ''path''-we do.
Nay, Mr.. John Cessna, the &oye You
sent out from your wca:hcr-bcatcn old
leaky craft down here to Fa;rlicld's
peaceful vaics don't take you back an
olive branch, it can find nothing hut u
cypress.
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Runaway.

Hiram Keene, son of Samuel N. Keene,
residing near Quarryville, met with an
accident whilst he was going to the Repub-
lican parade in Strasburg on Wednesday
night. His horse SHE'D at pile of stones
Just outside the borough limits, upset the
wagon, breaking to pieces. The occupants
escaped with few bruises but the buggy,
which was new one, is worth nothing
now
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(ylrY PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE.

Il
~ On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8. lSsO, will be
sold ut public sale ut tho Cooper House: West
King street, Lancaster, i valuable lot of
ground, situate on the north side OF West
Chestnut street, between Charlotte and Mary
streets, in said city (No. 44i), fronting on said
Chestnut street % feet and extending north
warily POI feet. on which is erected n new two
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Brick
Back Building ana Frame Summer Kitchen
attached. There arc four rooms on first
floor, five rooms on second floor and
one large plastered room on the third
floor. There is gas and water up and
down stairs, with bath room. water closet and
other modern improvements. There is Il GEL
lar eleven feet deep, and dry, under the entire
building, and balcony runs tho full length Of
the back building. This property is located in
ono of the most desirable neighbOrhOOIls in
the city, is in good condition, and will be sold
on reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to view the premises before
the day OF sale, will call on the undersigned,
residing thereon.
Sale to commence at seven o'clock p. H., OF
said day, when conditions will be made known
by MRS. EMMA l.. SMITH.
HENRY SHCBERr, Auc.. Oct2StSd
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Sale of Real Estate.

Henry Slubert, auc tioneer and real es-
tate agent, sold at private sale, October 2S,
the property belonging to Dr. John
Lcyersood, situated Oh the north side of
East Orange street. between North Quean
aud Duke Street, Nos. 25 and q, to A. B.
Shcaffer for s., 600.
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If you are trouble; with fever and aguo,
dumb aSue. bilious fever, jaundice, dyspepsia,
or any disease of the liver, blood or stomach,
and wish to get well, try the new remedy,
Prof. Guilmctte's French Liver Pad. Ask
your druggist tor it, and take no other, and If
he has not got it send $l.5O in letter to the
French Pad Co., Toledo, o., and receive one by
return mail
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A Wise Deacon.

"DcacOn Wilder, want yOu to tell me now
you kept yourself and family 30 well the past
season, when all the rest of us have been sick
so much, and have had the doctors running to
us so long,
BRO. Taylor, the answer Is very easy. !
used Hop Bitters in time and kept my family
well and saved large doctor bills. Three dol
lars worth OF it kept US all we'll AMI able to
work all the time, and l will warrant it has
cost you and most of the neighbors one to two
hundred dollars apiece to keep sick the same
time. 1 guess you'll take my medicine here
AFTER" See other column. Ol5-2wd&w
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Toes (Ut OFF.

Yesterday afternoon Howell c. Seeur, a
young man residing on South Queen street
had part of the great toe and second toe
Of his left foot cut Off by having them
caught between a platform and an elevator
in which he WAS ascending to the floor
above in No. mill.
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Surveyors Convention.

In the surveyors convention at Harris
burg yesterday committee was appointed
to consider matters in reference to ieyisla-
ton and land surveying and to issue a call
for the next convention. I1'he committee
consists OF Mcssrs SmcdIey and Dye, of
Philadelphia. EGcburn and Fisher, OF Al
Icghcny Brubaker. Of Lancaster Pcclcr,
of Cambria Ritner, of Cumberland !:
Boyer, of Northumberland and Denny.
OF Batter county, with Mcssrs. Africa and
Billin OK -officio members.
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Thos. Cainan, baggage master on the
Quarryyillc railroad, had his hand very
badly crushed while coupling cars at Quar-
ryvi!Ie yesterday morning. His injuries
were dressed by DIR. II. Z. Raub, who
found it necessary to amputate one Of the
fingers. Tom is n popular man and will
be much missed on his train whilst he is
compelled to lay of.
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In Court.

In the case of Simon p. Eaby, executor
Of Elizabeth Hoops VS.. William Hoops,
the jury was charged this morning and
they then retired. A verdict has not yet
been rendered.
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Parade POSTPONED.

On account of the unfavorable state of
the weather and the muddy condition Of
the streets the parade Of the Eighth ward
Hancock club has been indefinitely post
pOned.
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and ti!bert this morning. One of them
named Samuel Eriskinc died ina short
time. and the other was badly injured.
ASRKETS.


NEW ioaK. Oct. a,-Flour-State and West
mo.lerateeNport and j1bbin. trade inouirv !.
SuPerttne. ut $;Solvi25: extra do ut
i51l 80; choice. Io, 81 55all IS; fancy do
ut s. lOI6 90: supertinc western s; S,,;Oi u:
common to good cys,. s!o 81 .564 90; choice,
dO ~ 15al6 so: choice white wheat 10 81 Gj
tr;, - 9olS5 30: good tn choice. do - 5as,; IS.
heat dull and scarcely So firm
No. Rel. cash, 81 l57SS5l I l55s: .:o Now
81 1875. " '''''
Corn a shade 1irmer: Mixed western SPOT,
:StaI55sIc: 10 fnture 54ff56l.c
Oats strong: No. :, Nov, &c do Dee, - .aE
4oc B; state SSaii}ac western. 3.R4pLc
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a MnIi0rn pnof

What il modern poets fate, to write his
thoughts upon slate,
The critic spits on what Is done, gives II Il
wipe and ali is gone,
Like Rheumatism from our bodies lily,
When Thomas Electric Oil We try.
For sale by II. Ii. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and
- orth Queen street. Lrncastcr, Pa. ~
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Fire In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-A fire occurred
in the three-story brick building at How
ard aud Lexington streets, occupied by
three different firms. The city authori-
ties this morning estimate the loss at $685.
600, but the several proprietors estimate
their loss at double that amount.
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WEATHER INDICATIONs.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 20.-For the
Middle states, cloudy and threatening
weather with rain, northeasterly winds,
generally higher temperature and lower
barometer.
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Never. no Never.

Ancxchangc says Ulysses S.Grant will never
be emperor, but will always stand high in the
ton that Spring blossom holds, in curing sick
Headache, Bilionsness, Indigestion, etc.
Prices: SOC, trial bottles 1Oc. For sale by H.
Il. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l30 North Queen
street Lancaster Pa. s6
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No Change in Price of Coal.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-At raeeting
Of the Lehigh & Schuylkill coal exchanges
this afternoon it was decided to make no
change in prices during November. AS
Monday and Tuesday will be holidays at
the mines, no suspension will be ordered.
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ANOTHER JOURNALIST IN TKOUEl

ANOTHER JOURNALIST IN TKOUI:iE f.
SinSerly Of the Philadelphia Record Arrested
for Libel.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-Warrants were
issued to-day for the arrest Of William NJ.
Singcrly, proprietor of the Philadelphia
Record, and Nathan II. Jarman, 4
coal dealer, charging them with libel in
connection with the publication Of charge
of malfcasance in Office against City Con-
trOller PattisOn.
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MARRIAGES

HEINTzEN-LEIBsLEv.-On the 2Sth of October,
1850, by the Rev. w. T. Gerhard. at his resi-
Heintzcn to Miss Annie Leibsley, both OF this
city. ltd&w*
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1HOR REM.

IOK REM.
H. 4 Farm, one mile from the city of Lancas-
ter. on the Petersburg turnpike, containing
about one hundred and five acres thirty acres
of which IL now in fall crops privilege to put
out two acres in tobacco Enquire ut No. -
North Duke street or Oh the premises.
Oct7.lOttleOl MRS. JOHN MCGRASN.
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l:all TNis Evening.

This evening the Lancaster Glce club will
hold their first ball in the hal! OF the Humane
engine house, on West King street. \ fine
time il expected.
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il You will, but he sure to use SOZODONT
right away, in order to carry Off its injurious
effects upon the teeth. All ly-caters should
carry SOZODONT with them. If they wish to
keep their teeth sound. O251weOd
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Thos. Fitcham. Bradford. Pa, writes: I en-
close money tor Spring blossom, as said
would if it cmrcd me- My Dyspepsia has van:
shall never be without it in the house. Prices
5Gc.. trial bottles l0c. For sale by II. t. COch-
ran, druggist. l37 and l:9 North Queen street.
Lancaster, Pa. 81
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FOR S.iLE OK RENT.
1)ItIvATE 5

DKIyATE SALE.
i Until NOVEMBER Il, the twO wO-stOry Brick
House, with kitchen attached, No. AS East
Vine street, lot extends to Church street. Ap-
pies, Peaches. and Grape. Vine on lot, water.
nc. Inquire ut No. l2i Charlotte street, Lam
caster. Pa. Oct7-cOd&nOvl7&
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.

Fragrant with delicious flower odnrs and
healing b.,lsams-Cuticula Soap.
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IsOy Arrested.

This morning Officers Flick and Lcntz
arrested Robert GocEenour, young boy,
who is charged with stealing money from
persons who attend the Northern market.
He was committed in default Of bail by
Alderman NcConcmy foc a hearing. lie
is said to have been partner Of Charles
Coulnian and Frank Bender, who are now
in iail to answer the same cllar-c.
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Rev. +. +. l.. Gauss, Galena, ILL.,. 81 have been
great sufferer from Kidney disease and after
being told by my doctors that could not get
well, l commenced the use of Days Kidney
Pad, which has now completely cured Ee. l
am strong and again look tho very picture of
health. May all the suffering be helped rs
have been, Is my earnest wish.'' O25-lweod&w
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Sixth Vvard-AIMericus Club


T"rchlight parade and meeting. Saturday
evening, October 30. Speakers ". B Given
and ". L. Hrnscl.
Lancaster.
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What is the use in going 10 the sea side Tor
health when DIR, Lin,Iscy's Blood Scarchcr'
IS What yOu need:
THOUSANDS are now feeling the effects Of this
depressing weather, and experience 4 loss of
appetite, loss OF red blood, have become pale
and are very languid. We advise them to re-
sort Immediately to the great Blood Purifier,
Flood Enricicr, and Perfect Health Giver, Dr.
Erowning's Tonic and Alternative. Price 80
cents and 81. For sale by Its author and sole
Proprietor, W. Champion Browning, NJ. d..
iii Arch Street, Philadelphia, and all Drug
EistS.
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DEMOCRATIC
MONDAY EvENINE, NOVEMBER I,

ut o'clock sharp. with Torches. and join in
the Parade, and thence to Mass Meeting in the
Court House. Respectfully yours,
rrcsidcnt-Philip BERNARD.
Vice Prcsident-JohnS 5. Beck.
TreaSurcr-JameS ID. Gill.
Sccretary-Adam X. frost.
Marshal-A,am j. Saucr.
Ahis-Leo Jacobs. Il. +. McCur, ChaS. ID.
Smith, Milton Weidicr, Al Pyle.
COmmittce-JacObL l.. Frey, james Il. Frey,
Morris Gershcl. Roland H. Brubakcr, Barley
McGuire, Joseph Br,,ticl, Peter Allab;.ch, Geo
NJ. Berger, John Shindle. Chas. +. smith, l. j..
Springer. Edward +. Powell, John Henkel, A.
N. Zell, Petct Landau, ohm a. McGinnis, Chas.
D. Smith, Jos. A.Albert, James Prlngley, VIM.
Pontz, R.K. schnader, Philip Borgesscr, Robert
Kuhns, Frank Shield. Os93td
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st. StcNicN'S Fair.

The attendance at the fair last night was
not very large, owing no doubt to the wet
and disagreeable weather which prevailed.
The Lancaster quartet, consisting Of Miss
Leila Bear, soprano: Miss Edith John
ston. contE,ito: Mr.. Drachbar, tenor, ant!
Mr.. Mcllinger, basso, sang several sclec-
tions will, fine effect. Prof. F. ". Haas
played the piano accomranimcnts. Some
fine pieces on the violin were also played.
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Last evening the c;garinakcrs and to-
bacco packers Of the city support ing Gen
eral Hancock met ut the central he,dquar-
tcrs for the purpose of arranging for 4
parade. The attendance was large and the
enthusiasm among the nanipulators Of
the ''wecG was very marked. Philip
Bernard Was chosen president. John $.
Beck vice president. 4. II. frost secrc-
tary. svld James G. Gill treasurer Adam
J. Saner marshal. Leo Jacobs, Il. F. Nc
Cue. Chas. y. Smith, Milton Wei,ilcr, A.
l.. Pyle aids.
1t was resolved to make a short parade on
next Monday evening and the procession
will dismiss in time 10 oattc:id the last grand
Democratic rally to be held at the court
house. The feeling among I'LL present was
red-hot and the cigar manufacturers, strip
pcrs and other representatives Of the to-
bacco interest will undoubtedly make a
fine showing in the parade and at the polls.
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GIRLS FROM Ii TO
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