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, 1881-06-19

T1OH SAItE-A CITY RETAIL DRUG
II s,nr,. wnud business good location; party Is
retiring from business; splendid chance. j. HITCH
COCK. - Wab:ash-uv.
, 1881-06-19

T,Ok SALE-lG0 ACRES OF DESIRABLE
Il land to sell or exchange. located In Clyde.
Aegnn County, Michigan. What will sou give for 1t!
HENRY J. GUUUItlCII, ii Major Ii0Gk.
, 1881-06-19

WIZARD OF DESTINY-PROF. VON-
w robet, Eren1est living u1sd renowned European
astFoiutcg AMI clairvoyant S5.tku tp any who
eQun Him in casting the HOROSCOPE Of life;
seventh son Of seventh snn; exc Il all Others
I.AkG-st "
, 1881-06-19

Il hest Iut.ted restaurants On the South side; this
is chance seldom o1lered: do not answer unless you
want to buy drst-class place. Address o5 Islb-
, 1881-06-19

WANTED GOOD HOUSE AND LOT;
w West Side, betwcrn Ashland and Oakley Park
at,d Jackson s3Nu to $b,uU nIl cash. Address
fur days IL III, Tribune Ufict.
, 1881-06-19

E1OR SALE-H1DE PARK PROPERTY
Il specia!tyi.ots well located tur $l1,5Q to s0
foot; honse> and los for LIN SuuE baEEa!n Is
offered III 2ss feet near keuwouh StAtii,R and tile
lake for 81 per foot n. B.AlttES S. Washington
ST
, 1881-06-19

FOR SALE ~ FIFTY; FEET EAST
IL front, on Michigan -ay-. between Thitty-secund
and Tbsrty-third-sts~ T. A. BRAGG s CO.. n WASH
, 1881-06-19

TOR SALE-BY GEORGE VI. BOGUE.
I Receiver Chicago Life-Insurance Company.
Reaper Block, 81 Clnrk-st. the following improved
property:
s. Twenty y-third-st, .-story frnne dwelling.
Ssla johnson place, story and basement brick
1weilinE-
;@s7 Langiey-av-. : story and basement brick dwell
ms. ..... ....s
DE.
Il Fortieth-sy-, story and basement brick dwelling.
I'LL 1y-trst-St. story und basement brick DWELL
tnc- -... ...........
lis For.y-f1st-st. story and basement brick dwell
tnC.
Ills Forty -drst-st. sturJ and basement brick DWELL
Ing
&c Eulton-st- story and basement hrck DWELLING
SH Fulton-st, 1story aud basement brick dwelling.
IT'S Buttcrned-st.. story frame dwelling.
y7.7 kut1c7neId-st-.9 = story fFnu,e dwelling.
ssI ButteT6cd-st-, story fruiue dwelling
, 1881-06-19

E,OR SALE-GOOD 3-STORY FRAME
IL house, with widc lot, Westinghouse boulevard.
near itutey- ST. at great har::1tlt.
HENRY WALLER, iR,
fui DeurbOrn-st-
, 1881-06-19

TOR SALE ... .-....
~ Oc1aron stone front. dlninc-room and kitchen
main dultr, soutl ....
Brick. stories. Adars-at. near LeavitI, $00l-
Fine residence Ashland -lv-
Fine stone-frnut residence. .-*1ore+ basement and
mnpsArd, good corner West Side. SIN 'Nu
Stone front stories. near Ashland -Av.. <5,5D
Brick residence in good location, West Side. near
1treet-C1rS. k1.Sn
Fine stone front; thrce stories and cellar. lot .
1eEI wide. AshiAnd-av., $90t1; n bargain.
Frame house, stries lot - feet wide, Ham,
iton-av.. near Adalus-s-, NUO: cheap
Stone 'front.' two stories basement and mansard,
Wabssh-nv., near Twtnty-si1th-st. <50.
0ctHcon- front brick. two stories and basement,
Wabush-ay, near Thist -tiret-sL &tlEh II hnT,as1.
HENRY WALLER, JEk,
1na ar51r
, 1881-06-19

TOE S.ALE-A GOOD ESTABLISHED
Z Grocery, doing q good business Pastics wishing
n nuy tnIy need answer. X ii, Tribune office.
, 1881-06-19

TO LOAS-s30,o00 CASH IN HAND TO
i 1oan in amounts Of s!,uuU to 5000 on improved
Chicago property. GRIFFIN DWIGHT. Real
Estnte and Loan Brokers, corner Washington and
I md.
, 1881-06-19

T1OTs SALE-A PRINTING OFFICE
II fitted up to. general business, and In one OF
IN, hest I,lc.atf0ns, l. Is, Tribune uttice-
, 1881-06-19

A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE, lllE
"A stock good will and fixtures OF an uld-estao- cae
fShe niilfnery and ladies' ready suttinc slo,c'
r1,a lest inTatiu1, in ,!ty reason for selling. Ill
health. Address y ;I5 Tribune Office
, 1881-06-19

O0OG1 1, WASrEp ANTE ,1,r.',aA mMAS S,,s. WITH II
Whom will pay slu0 per niunth and expenses. II CO.
, 1881-06-19

ITO KENT-A COMPLETE BAKERY :;
i old stand aud good location. 5jG South Hall
, 1881-06-19

A SPLENDID CHANGE FOR IAhLlEo
n wtshIug tU 70 into the furnished-room OF bonId-
nX business, everything new for SAG cneap' A'4oo
ntailaa. rhl,In rent. 4 IL Tribune Ol11GG.
, 1881-06-19

MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS ~ thaot S1,ovp
cmn,fssi0 upon trst-cass Improved CITY properly.
LYMAN 4 JACKSON, Is Portland Block -
, 1881-06-19

TITO 4 SMART BUSINESSMAN WHO
J. has from S:aN to s.;yU to Invest In Legitimate
claim make from ss,UU to $ilNo. Address n S.
hmm .f3irn
, 1881-06-19

A N HONORABLE ATTORNEY WITH
A ability aud means g7.n secure IN a oneulns Ao1
t,,,,tI nr1lcticc Address 81, Tribune ONCE.
, 1881-06-19

N ME. LIE NOkMAND, CLAIRVOYANT
1t1 ind trance medium. has nStonisned thousands
by her Wonderful pu~ef: revealing every Important
event thnt h.s occurred IL your :,st r Will occur In
future HE: hs the celebrated TlrisAn charms;
Guaranteed III ahlc; brings the separated together;
love, mnrriagc, and success III every undertk
nr: consultations personally and By letter. o2 Wa
b:Lsh-av.. On SUNDAYS.
, 1881-06-19

DOR SALE-SS::'' G00-F1NE DRUG STOKE,
e nrst-class In every way. tine stock and fixtures,
corner on West Mad.son-st, between Ashlana-as.
about III Der DAY. nnd this cUud be doubled Terms
easy: will sell h4lf or sn; Owner Is not dfu eStss
stlsn II sIir Il, T. BOYD. Kuum I, Ia MAdlsOn-st.
, 1881-06-19

T7OR SALE-5 AND 10-ACRE BLOCKS
u on and adjoining The North Dranch. nniy $:an
1r acre; bei1t rsi-clnss garden lunu tt Will cnrry
ilself' while increasing III value rapidly bus
is pushln. up zlu i. the ver- WILLIS u. JACKSON,
HO IL 4. ihune building.
, 1881-06-19

MONEY TO LOAN By 4 PRIVATE
good collateral security. lN South Cla"k-st-, thaFa
, 1881-06-19

TJ,Or SALE-40 ACRES ON STATE-ST.,
i, and 10 acreson Ore hundred -and -lhsrd-st ncnr
Fuliluan atsu blocks OF ~ at South
Chicago. 1T prices much below what adjoining prom
erry has recently sold Tor. JOSEPH Is. CHANDLER,
I ,,lrt,J
, 1881-06-19

LlOR SALE-AT HYDE PARK, NEAR
II Snutt, Park Station, choice residence lots at
from So 10 SlJ 1er fout Ase,. residences S3lkU.
siun and s7,ne. minutes froa' ati..n. At kenwnud.
II very desirable ol and slaf! hnu<B at a bargain.
TIIDu AS 4 II rrEAM. u lt,rtlAnl Block
, 1881-06-19

E,OIt SALE-675 FEET OPPOSITE
Il South fa1k Siu1tun, tnc depot In pricess of
construction bartltr1, terms. lxtSu near
, 1881-06-19

U7OK SALE--FIRST-CLA GkOCEK l,
II dolnr tnc business centrally located, low rent;
other business to attend to- cash or improvdd prop
ertY required. y VI; Tribune otlce-
, 1881-06-19

nor SALE-A RESTAURANT DOING
Il a good business. located South Side In a
good locality: good will be given for selling
None but parties meaning business need apply. Ad-
, 1881-06-19

TOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
l. $atu TO <3M0D. Sume OF II pnylnE u per cent ON
price asked 1OMl.lSSOS, Is Metropolitan Enc;.
LN0R SALE BY TURNER & BOND,
~ lE Washlngion-st, desirable lot 1.tke-av,,
w.h cottagC, between FOrtieth and Forty -hrst-st-
Cheap.
, 1881-06-19

TNOR SALE-TWO LOTS 4Sxt25 WITH
- improvements, s9,uM inquire Of owners, TN
premises, :U; aud ITS West Mudisun-sL
, 1881-06-19
HE.IL EST.ITE Ur.iN1'ED.

yJTANTED-TO BUY ? OR 3 LOTS ON
w long tine; small payment down; North Side
Address II ~, Tribune office.
, 1881-06-19

DIOR SALE-A GROCERY STORE ON
u south Side. Or would exchange for real estate
Address ii 4. EribunD Ul1lCC.
, 1881-06-19

T1OR SALE-STEAM LAUNDRY In
L good location and good run OF custom. ADDRESS
n I.rih ih11l.f
, 1881-06-19

ElOR RS:ALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
II South IIalsred. Madison. Randolph, Lake, and
West Indiana-sts., and Milwaukee,, Ogden, and
Blue Islund-ay Prices runguE from &. and up
wards: GRIFFIN i DWIGHT, corner Washington
and Intsted-Sts.
, 1881-06-19
CITY REsfL ESTATE.
E.OR SALE-BY BAIRD & BRADLEY,
Il Ipurn l. % La Salt,-st.:

------~--~--~~-------- Z
L3OR S-ALE-Bi BA1KD - bisADAC1 ,
Il Ikouru Il % la Salls-sE.:
NORTH SIDE.
-, Ful}ert on -ay. 2stu1y franc. lot 1IlU, E,N
il: iIur:but-,,, s-story f1ame siUEl
~ Su,lgwick-st., :story aud basement bricS uats'
~ e.tory brick octason front tuo fats.
iltes, a:1A --..,.
-. GHlN1iAos ED. u.s..
:,0rth la sal!e-st., sese9s.t H!s -c'Aos iotSs
llutuu-s1-. east uf STA t. -JxlM
tentcr-av- und FEahk!,m.SIt, ~ lne-
soUTlt side. ,,,.,.
Tn NichiIan-1F south of iWehtlc:h-sI' M eiesanr -
o-stoty ana biscaenL htonG,1 M'tn ~ ~ ~,
c0nreo!ehces Iot -oA!pt' VIII w eosa ~ O ~"
H.uEe ...- $780, .- .,.,.- <.,,-t,
Sit INDIANA -aF- .-s&ofs l!HMe unuss' o'4eA Ao"n
.. uoh lot 9!xho EooA t1a!he Jail ,,, ,.+,,on
1Hl Forestry: .-stoE5 aua oaseH1eut osca- oe-'s"
front, <-Jh .,.,. iii,
Sl3 torestnV.. S-N0F5 nna uascnenL osiGh: VIZ ~
bfick ua1l; WILL se1! Ut e1cua"sc e4o't5 AVA
1an:ey-av, north OF Ihirtr-elehth-st, @stofs anu
tte lMentE --Hur! ,1u unsEuitnt si pi'SA"
u-o1 huodcs-as-' 1-stH!y an4 cMse "eht oi'en-
.- ,... ,-. nEs1 einE. ,,-,ct m
III Nest Lake-st. -.ssoIy and va III r',n
IooMs- lu1nacet not ahu cV'o "a1e'' 'l'" ~" ~"
~. VentencGs. s+sWx1 - ,,, ,,.n.o,+ (; I'M
: ltane d ~ %.amnnf nI.,: 0c,a-
Eon 'front.' good frame barn. Win loss; $Iou.
4" Soutu oaate5, --aeoss aoo oa9eA'""] 'i'~~s e
aru 1Fonl- s.oA =. ......,a,+ h-4,t.
'H south onk'ty-st:' i-s1of5 anu oascnasus o'eA'
- octaIom iIont' :a-'tn - ,,;t mast fem. d5nirc-
- '->oTIa oda!cS utsA 49, III r. ntfa..,
Ioom Anu kltcnem On IL LIZ nco :" iii ~ ;f tatrn NJ
cnnutuo!' poSsess'ou Ut "''ee' <-'"o - * -.
~, once ,,.o. ~.,a ,,.uomo,+ nr1r.
-" soM i, @ ;nro yonn m ir neIfcct cuuIi.
, 1881-06-19

L1OR SALE-BASk1NG BuSlNESS ~
Iowa; no other in the place; country well set
tied aud improved. Address BANK E1t, IElonne.
, 1881-06-19

WANTED Il WILL PURCHASE X
Wy dwelling In the North Division, worth from
*4ONl to $G.lD Sne legation price, etc Agents need
not Apr!E. OMners address U ". Tkibune Office
, 1881-06-19

WANTED = IMPROVED ON WEST
w Madison. Ilnlsted. Blue Island ~. Milwaukee,
West lndiaRnsL. North ClaFk-st. from $i0u tn
sl5uu cash. Owners call at Room = Bryan Block 1t0
LII snlle-st.
, 1881-06-19

E1OK SALE-1O ACRES NEAR NEW
IL Chicago, Burlington l. Sutncr csr-stups. at u
burrnin HENRY WALLER, JK..
F III. DeHrHOrn-4t.
, 1881-06-19

TIANTED - FOR CASH, MODERN
w brick house in good i'c,ality On either
side; worth from SiNl to $40: possession Oct l.
+. a. BRAGG i CO., a Washing. On-st-
, 1881-06-19

T1OR SALE-I CAN SHOW You SOME
IL ra5e ar,ains in aero tracts Ut W sh!nston
lieic1ts and vicinity. Call and 10y list before
vessnS elsewhere. Also several hiuses viii, large
rrnunds very cheap. NM HUPhlNSUN, - Dear
btyr1l-st.. ltuDHI e.
, 1881-06-19

A IL RECOMMEND MRS. FRANKS, ::bl
1West Nntson-st.. best adviser on love, marriage
family, business troubles. Fees, ~ cents 81.
nR. GREER, TIE CLAlEVOfANT,
i will tell the sick hupy to get well, and the we'll
how he sick; he will also tell ut glance
utseasc. asking no questions; free OF charge. IL
DeArbOrn-st-
, 1881-06-19

TlOn SALE-i0 ACRES SOUTH OF
0 HENRY WALLER, LR-.
lOi DeurbUrn-sr.
, 1881-06-19

Ly0R SAl1E-NO. 1423 STATE-ST.; :;
II rents At <y per month: $6,UUI +. a. BRAGG &
Was
, 1881-06-19

T,OK S:ALE-ENGLEWOO ACRES
IL Us lots, minutes walk from, school and de-
pots only S:,5u If taken this week, Choice 5-acEe
LOck near South Park u. ". SIO1lkS 81 WASH
, 1881-06-19

TOR SALE 49, FARM OF 147 ACRES. IN
H. excellent condition: situated near Wu,'d@tucG
County. LII. Address 81, Tribune o:'ce.
, 1881-06-19

L,OR SALE-ACRES AT SACRIFICE
u East half of southwest quarter and west half Of
southeast quarter section -, Town p, Nan=e Is, l.0
ncres lying the city, $N per third
cash. balance tu suit purchaser. WN Il. llSD1.Ef
d. CO, M. las Lii Sulie-st-
, 1881-06-19
COUNI'R Z REAL ESY+fTE.

E1OH SALE - CHEAP "A CHOICE so
- acres Ut 1und, located ~ miles tIt,m StAte
House, Topeka, kns. Inquire OF Il. 5. uETFlELD.
III unu III iAn i:ulen.sl.
, 1881-06-19

NOR SALE-S2O OOO-4O ACRES IN SEC.
r aj -. H. at Junction Of Calumet Lake and River
having water iruntAEe Of about I.5Au tee; each
JOSEPH Is. CHANDLER, IT. DearbUrn-sL
, 1881-06-19

HAS FROM 81, 600 To Sl,5oo
/ J cash and services to invest tn drugs Or sonle-
thing else that would PROMISE fHr return: Etse p1t
tin,ai.es tiuu u1ls,xer. Address u. TEtbunc:
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BY WIRE.
TeleSraphic News vi tho Afternoon.

TeIeSraphic News Ui tho Afternoon.
Aliens opera house in jamestown, n.
Y, burned early this morning. Loss sl2, ;
600.
The Western Union, American Union
aud Atlantic s. Pacific telegraph compan-
les will consolidate. The New York
Eren,ng Post says it is not admitted
that IN agreement has been reached,
but it is intimated that only minor
details remain to bc settled. New
stock will be issued, rumor says,
Western Union going into the new COM
pany at par, American Union at par, and
Atlantic & Pacific at fifty, each in proper
proportion, and then the company will be
turned over to the government.
A street passenger car and freight car
collided in the Bowery, New York,
this morning, the former being badly
wrecked and several passengers bruised.
The House at 1886 to-day went into
committee on the Wood funding bill, de-
bate on the pending amendments being
limited to thirty minutes.
In quarrel over bowl Of soup between
John and George Downs, brothers, in New
York, Saturday night, John was stabbed
in the abdomen by George. John will die.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
DER EEGCLAR CORkESPONDE

/ AAn SONA1hOG V<s ASAS~o
Squire Evans wants a course opened
on the ice from here to Marietta.
The schocl board meets on Thursday
and council on Friday night.
Tie G. \. r. post gets Barney Mac
Cauley here tonight.
Sleighing is now excellent.
Hard Times Russell is being looked
for because, they say. he stole wagon
load of hay from Manor school house near
Washington boro.
A large can Of milk jumped over til.
tail board of sleigh at Fourth and
Locust streets this morning, but was
quickly picked up and replaced in the
in the sleigh before any had been spilled.
While William Collins was working
yesterday afternoon, at the rotary squeez-
er of the Shawnee rolling mill, a bar Of
iron flew around and struck him under
the chin intlicting painful injuries. He
was also injured internally.
Messrs. S. S. Detwi!er, George Crane
and DR.. J, X. Lincaweaver, with their
families, drove to Lancaster last evening,
i'll sleighs g; and spent very pleasant
evening.
Some rowdies tried to run Bluff Hinkle's
toll gate andsthen they went for him,
but Hinkle and his son quite laid them
OUT and the toll was paid.
Joseph ". Miller, assignee Of Jacob
Staman and wife, sold yesterday at pub
lie sale, the lumber yard and mill prop
erty On Water street in the borough of
Washington, to Lewis G. ScOfield, for
$500.
The First national bank yesterday
elected the following officers aud board OF
directors: President, II. NJ. North; Vice
President, George W. Haldeman; Cashier,
5. :. Detwciler; Directors, II. NJ. North,
J. W. Stcacy, John Forrey, Jacob Seitz,
G. W. HaIleman, John Fendrich, DR.. j.
F. G.. Cottlell. II. N. Keller and D. II.
De,weier.
The Commonwealth fire insurance COM
pany elected the following officers and di-
rectors President, f. A. Bennett; Vice
President, W. II. Pfahlcr; Secretary,
Jacob Sheath; Treasurer, J. Haldy Herr;
Solicitor, j. Duncan Cottrell Directors,
F. y. Bennett. W. IL. Pfahler, \. J. Mus
scr, 5. :. KIair. II. X. Hcise, 5. G. Swartz,
W. II. Gricr. Frank Shillott, William
Bucholtz. s. NoSei, C. J. Rhodes and A.
JeSScI
The Pennsylvania Mutual insurance
company elected the following directors
John 3. BachmaD, John T. Sta.nan, Will
liam McDcvitt, Henry E. Wolfe, w. Hayes
Grier. John &. Benner, II. II. Heise,
jacob s. Stinc. Samuel Fiibert, John
Zicgicr. Thomas II. McClune, V. j.
Baker.
At meeting OF tho stockholders Of the
Columbia national bank, held yesterday.
The following beard Of directors was
elected to serve for the ensuing term of
one years Samuel Shoch, ID. w. Wilmer,
Henry Suydam, Henry Coppenheffer, J.
\. Thomson. Joseph Eckman, George w.
Mchalfcy, William NJ. Mcclure, and Jacob
Kendiy. \ semi annual dividend of 81 per
cent. was declared and s19, 800 placed to
p.ciit and loss. The surplus fund remains
ut $3.50, 000
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING.
Tho Masters to take Testimony.

Tho Masters to take Testimony.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 12.-The special
masters of the Philadelphia s. Reading
railroad company, having been ordered by
Judge McKennan to take testimony re-
garding the legality and propriety Of the
deferred income bond scheme, will begin
their sessions for this purpose, at one
o'clock this afternoon. The testimony
will be heard privately. The board Of man
ayers of the Philadelphia S Reading
railroad company, who are now in ses-
sion, have under consideration the
question of holding an annual meeting
A Meeting to bo Called.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 12.-The board ot
managers Of the Philadelphia & Reading
railroad company at their room this after
noon, took the following action relative to
the annual meeting Of the stockholders q:
WHEREAS, We have met to take action
looking to the call of a stockholders meet
ing to elect president, managers, treas
urer and secretary and
WHEREAS, Since the date of our
last meeting writ Of alternative
mandamus has been issued by the court Of
common pleas, No. 1, at the relation cf
Robert McCalmOnt and others, requiring
US to show cause why said meeting should
not be called ON ten days notice and,
WHEREAS, though said notice is utterly
insufficient we deem it improper for us. at
the present time, to fix another day Or to
give notice which might seem disrespect
full to the court under its rule,
Resolred, first, that VIC deem it our duty
TO call a stockholders meeting %
elect a president, managers, treasurer and
secretary at the earliest date possible in
view Of the necessity of giving adequate
notice to all stockholders, who are nu,ncr-
Gus aud widely dispersed; second, that We
deem a notice of ten days prior to such
meeting rs utterly insufficient, and, third,
that We will adjourn to be called together
by the president pro. tenn. to fix the time
OF such meeting Immediately upon the
disposition by the court of the said rule,
leaving us ut liberty to act consistently
with our Judgment without .!isrespect to
the court.
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Nick Roberts 7O-aight.-This evening Rob.
er:ss pantomiine troupe will make its appear.
ancc at tie oDera house. The troupe has three
clowns and Il large number of well known
variety people. including Cool Burgess, the
great Frank Bush, FL Nino Eddie, Harry
Leslie, the Ashton Brothers, Mendoza Brothers
AMI many others.
.'Enc,c Daal."-Tiie genial individual whose
visagc has for some days past ornamented so
many of the store windows of the city will be
here tomorrow evening. Mr.. B. Macauley,
who is better known as UtcIe DanE Bartlett,
deputy Sheriff of Jarvis Section," is 80 well
and favOrably known Ecreabout that a large
audience may he confidently looked for to-
mOrrow night at the opera house. He Is con-
stantly winning new laurels by his persona.
ton OF the title raIn of Mr.. Lockes delightful
ccmc.ly-tirania.
Mothers, us IL delightful! sanitary measure,
AWAY. order the Cut;cura Medicinal Soap.
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DEATHS.

CURTls.-January IL, 1881, Frank Hastings
Curtis. in this city. son of Samuel Curtis. aged
10 years, months and l2 days.
The relatives a:ld friends OF tile family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF his father, ::3:3 Church street.
on Friday afternoon. at O'Clock. Services
also at Longcnectcr's meeting house at ~
o'clock,
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Are you disturbed ut night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with tho excTucia.i,g pain OF cutting teeth y
1, SO. go at once ana get bottle Of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer immcdiatciy--.lerend upon
it: there Is no mistake about II. There Is not q
Incther OH ca:ti, vino has ever used II, who will
not tell you at Gnce tliGt it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief
AMI health to the child, operating like magic
1t is perfectly safe to in all cases, and pleas
ant to the taste, and is the prescription OF one
OF the cl.icst and best female physicians and
nurses in the United StaIcs Sold everywhere
- cents a bottle Hl7-lyd&wM.W&S
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Drunken stun.

How many children and women are slowly
and surely dying, or rather being killed, by
excessive .loctoring, or tho daily use of some
drug or drunken stun called medicine, that no
one knows what it il made OF, who can easily
be culed and saved by Hop Bitters. made OF
Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, DanaleliOn &C., which
is SO pure, simple ami harmless that the most
trail woman, weakest invalid or smallest child
can trust in them. will you be saved by them:
See other column. Ii-2w'i&w
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stepped ON Q Nail.

This morning Willie Lntz, son Of Wm.
Lutz. Of No. 7sO North Queen street,
while working at the new school hous 9,
corner Of Lime and Lemon streets. step
pei upon a sharp nail that was driven
through loose board that was ly;,g upon
the floor. Lutz having OIL pair of
very thin working shoes, the nail renetra-
ted the ball of the foot passing almost en-
tircly through it, intlictins very painful
and dangerous wound, the foot being
swollen to almost twice it's natural size
DR.. s. T. Davis is attending Linn.
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Job BeDu Arrested.

Sheriff Strine received telegram from
Philadelphia, yesterday, which stated that
Job Benn, colorcd, who is wanted in this
city to pay certain costs imposed upon
him by our court, had been arrested on a
bench warrant and was held to await the
pleasure of the Lancaster authorities.
Sheriff Strine went to Philadelphia this
morning for the prisoner.
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AARNETS.


NEW YoRK, Jan. 12-FlOur-S!ate and
Western without decided change and very
mosierate export and jObbing trade Superfine
State N DV3 80; extra do ~ IOS7l 80; choice do
- tOG4 20: fancy do - QOs26 80 round hoop
Ohio "a 2JG5 ": choice do at IS l0S96 IS; super
fne western $S :OS3 50: common to- gool cX-
ira do - aO146S: chOice do % 5336 73 |:
choice white wheat do d OO56 %: S0athern
steady and quiet common to fair extra - .
G535: good To choice do IS 30f6 So
Wheat A6Hc better. and quiet; M.
White, Feb. 81 l71z: No. 2 Red Feb. u 1910
20H 40 March, 81 2l1SGl ~.
Corn u shade better Mixes western spot,
aa5T%c: 30 future Mt s51k657kc.
Oats shade better State, AGOc; Western
%Ss14sc: No. Feb. 43A4c do Mixed Shc.
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There is no Evaporation or Deterioration in
strength about DR.. Thomas Electric OIL. The
ingredients OF this Incompatible 8nttrheu-
matic and threat and lung remedy are not vol
attic, but fixed. pure and impcrishable. Pain,
lameness and stiffness arc relieved by 1t, and
it may be used with equal benefit externally
and internally.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
l32 North Queen S: rect, Lancaster, Pa.
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Sherman Swinging Around.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Secretary Sher-
man expects to visit General Garfield at
Mentor on Saturday or Sunday next and
will probably 90 to his home in Mansfield
on Monday, and on Wednesday visit Col
umbus to pay his respects to the General
Assembly.
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DR.. BROWNING docs not claim that his Z. 4 e..
Cordial is Il curc-all. 1t is tor Coughs, Colds
of any kind, and for the relief of Consumptives
in all stages of the disease. fycu will give 1t
trial, and use according to directions, the re-
suit will i'c astonishing. For sale by druggists
at 10 cents per bottle. DR.. browning. Propric-
tar. lli7 Arch street. Philadelphia.