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DEATHS

S~SSSS~~ ~S~0S-~S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WILLIAMs-In Deer Lodge, Monday, March
q, 1881, of whooping cough, Willie, in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. w. Will
liams, aged weeks and2 days.
wIMMER-Tn Virginia city, March 10th, Mrs
WINNER, aged 80 years.
AyET-In Flint Creek Valley, March 9th,
Mrs. Mary Avet formerly of Neilstrup,
Denmark, aged 55 years, month and
DAYS.
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Mr.. Gooden, lately from the east, an expe-
rienced dry goods man, has taken aposi,ion
in the dry goods store of KleIuscbmidt &
Co.
New York sliced dried apples, dried peach
en-. fresh ground cherries, London and crown
Iayer raisin just received and for sale cheap
~ TX Lei ~ 81 midi & Cos.
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MARRIAGES

EARHARr-THoMas- Deer Lodge, Mon
day evening. March 20, 1881, by Rev. III.
C.Hu.chings, Mr.. Samuel Earbart r'Doc',
and Miss Rachael &. Thomas, of Deer
Lodge valley.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The co.ptrtnr ship hc.e,o,oIc es'shia between the
ru,,. med under the Il, ~ name ut Mill ~ t"F
rho ,l,l CA on of the >Ew N0R,H-N "a rs r.~ tar
,..r,,,,,,,,l h, Il Al, 90. The - - chDu 81
,,,.,r IN Janc- IT, Mill ~ i'sbrr
Al, 10, .pu- ha,irs acc1 'n- ainst tue IN re -
,o,c., 40 u,,."mt tu"n wiidUt tclay for 80. m ~,
,,d alt ,,sOn. ~ e ted to the firm ave e .~..r 10
,, rb,,r iutpheqpr-s on I'cejlt o. mr-c rsI a Of
bilS "HHh" u. m'' :,
JOHN \. mills.
mr., Lopez, NJ. T. March 81, 1881. Gla.
cnyerBo~ CUuly Republican Ticket.
The RrpubIicAn Convention Of Silver Bow
co,,rtv pTacrd in nomiratiou The following
excellent list of candidates for county offices:
County Commissioners VIM, NJ. Jack W.
r. Han. Charles Wundrrlich.
Sheriff. Nell Lowry.
Clerk AMI Recorder-A. G. Witrer
Trrasurer--Jere Roach
Assessor VIM. Read.
Surveyor t. 7. Baker.
County superintendent of school, -R. b.
Ha~sel
Coroner-Dr. Hen erickson.
The election takes place next Monday.
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Loo N IL WIS.

-, a., nostofice 10 another. MUST MENTION
the OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
,tInpS Iy SENT,
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Letter List.

List Of letters remaining uncaled for IN the Deer
edge Po-toffice. March 81, 1881. u
Atdrid,,e Ms i Dappats VIM Mcdonald H
,ltx Ambrose Dyre GeorgeF Piiaur vincent
Rn,t Jnhn Eyens S,lis P.terson And W
Baxter Miss Francis John Sullivan Jerry
Rrovn A Hendricks vandette Luke
R,nchez Josenh Fnayson Christophr VOCAL George
Grain Mary G Lanard Johnnie Wilson L N
CarrSF Miguel Frank Silva
Persons calling for letters In this st viii please say
/" advertised" and give date OF list
Es. STACKPoLR, p. M.
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Nominati ons Made Till p. m. Mar. 81.
BITE, March 31.-The first ballot for Sher-
iff slood-Lou j. Smith, Is; j. NJ. Venable,
o; Michael McNamee, 3.
Second Ballot-Smith gains one.
Third ballot-Smith nominated.
Thefollowing nominations were then made:
For Clerk and Recorder-Silven Hughes.
For Assessor-Jame Cadigan.
For Probate Judge. +. Irvine.
For Treasurer-Daniel j. WEIGH.
Convention adjourned till p. m.
AS FOR SALE OR RENT
Nv ranch aud 30 stock cows. all on ihc place or
address !. ID HArS
New Chicago. Deer Lodge county NJ mt bl2
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
BEAvERhEAD COUNTY

BEAVERHEAD COUNTY.
From the Dillon Tribune.
Coal sells in Dillon at S IA per ton.
Freighter. have been putting in heir time
this week oiling harness.
There were 90 passengers on board the train
Monday night; mostly emigrants.
The Helena bound coach left this place
last Tuesday morning with % passengers.
There were 10 on the inside and eighteen on
top, and joliier crew never before left the
niuux
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MEAGHER COUNTY.
From the Husbandmdn.

Flour Is selling at s6per sack.
D. l.. Mcfarland passed through town last
Friday with a crew of men en- route to the
Yellowstone country where he has contract
to survey Government lands. His contract
il for 1900 acres lying in the immediate vicin-
ity of Miles City.
The Flathead Indians on their way up got
into drunken row at j. E. Halls, on the
Musselshell, In which one of the number was
killed
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SILVER BOW DEMOCRATIC CON-
VENTlON
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RELIGIOUS.

CHRISTIAN Services by Elder Mountjoy in
~ court House on the FIRST and third Sun
aays OF each month at J. o'clock m. and
'lsek o. m Bible Class and Sunday School
Every sunday at the same place al y p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School every Sun
day at 2 O'Clock.
EPISCOPAL Services every Sunday except
the fourth. Sunday School every Sunday at
o'clock. II. c. Hutchings, Rector.
CATHOLIC Services every Sunday. Sunday
School at Q clock each sunday under direction
OF Sisters Of Charity.
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Of the shop with the pistol in his hand and
go down street with it in his hand. heard
Reed say: aHe told me lies big lies. l
cannot stand 1t; will make him take 1t
back" Reed said: "To-night Garland's wife
shall be widow This conversation occur
red in the forenoon.
DR.. q. N. Bowie, Philipsburg, sworn, says :
A little after one O'Clock p. m, while talking
to gentleman in my Office, heard pistol
discharged. Was called soon after BY Mr..
Bradshaw. On entering the butcher shop Of
Bradshaw q Morse found Garland lying on
the floor with bullet hole through his left
jaw. On examination l found the bullet had
entered the left jaw and shattered the same,
and running backward and cutting the caro-
It'd artery aud lodged against the neck.
Henry Nierling, New Chicago, sworn says:
Icorroborate the testimony Of Thomas Nc
Kay. The pistol the prisoner had was dra-
COON pistol, or revolver, cooked. The pris-
oner drew the pistol on Garland while he
was in the wagon. They spoke few words.
Garland saad !: !. DO not be In hurry. Let Us
70 in the shop and talk Ii Oyes." Reed said
:. have got you now and will keep II on
YOU This was said while passing into the
nh.p did not think Reed was In earnest
Aft4r they were In the shop heard one
u the men Aay: I II y0u said thai you are :
dissy $3.50 -- o. = liAr." Do met know which
xsid Il. II : half minute heard ths shot
DID not 70 into the shop immediatsly; sized
pr,dshaw uhas was up. Reed and Garland
v.rs NOT more than Tires o. SIX feet apsFt e
-. Nm. ~fs>r xnw them. Garland w.
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corpse was just stlffening, while the blood
was o0zing from the hole in the right tenn
PIE. The empty cartridge-shell box was ON
the window sill and the weapon ON the
floor by the dead mans hand. There WAS
tumbler upon the washstand CONTAINING
the dregs of a whitish powder and on the
table . small vial of the same powder IA =
beled "strychnine," !" indicating that after
taking the dose Hubert had shot himself.
A keen bladed knife rested close by the
tumbler, showing that tho desperate man
had chosen three ways of taking his life.
The body was clad in shabby garments,
and sl0uch hat, which had apparently
fallen of when the shot was fired, was
beneath the feet. The c0untenance be.
tOkened intelligence, and q photograph
found near by indicated that tho deceased
had been handsome man. On the wash
stand were number of letters, which had
been written with quill pen and some Of
which were intended for mailing.
All were written in q legible hand. The
tenor of the notes read was that the writer,
who contemplated suicide, was in despair
because he was without work, a home or
friends, and had been driven to the step
by the estrangement Of his wife through
the influence OF her father. and the fact,
which was contemplated with especial
horror, that OH April tho final blow
would be the granting Of divorce to his
wife. All the letters urge those to whom
they are addressed to ascertain whether
his wife would receive the corpse and as
sure them that she would defray all ex-
pcDSeS
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FIFTY-TwO.

d. Mr.. Lebzelter Entertatns his Friends.
Yesterday was the fifty-second birthday
of Mr.. Philip Lebzelter, proprietor of the
Eagle spoke and bending works, this city,
and in celebration of the event that gen.
tleman prepared surprise for his friends.
Mr.. Lebzelter is member of the Lancas-
ter Liederkranz, and last night, being the
customary meeting night of that So
ciety, the members on arriving at their
hall on the second floor of the Schil-
Ter house, were astonished to lind
. table of huge dimensions and bur
dened with the most toothsome viands
spread in the centre of the room and
awaiting them, with Mr.. Lebzelter as host
of the occasion. In addition to the mem
bers of the Liederkranz a number OF MIR.
Lebzelter's other friends were present.
The collation. was sumptuous one, the
dishes being prepared in manner that did
credit to the caterer. Mr.. Schister,
of the Liederkranz, made a speech
on behalf of that organization, thanking
Mr.. L, for the generous entertainment OF
which they had been made the recipients,
and County Treasurer Croft also made an
appropriate congratulatory address.
Prot. F. w. Haas responded in Mr..
Lebzelter's behalf, and when at late
hour the festivities terminated the party
separated with expressions of a delightful
time and wishing Mr.. Lebzelter ''many
happy returns of his natal day.
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"A COOL SUICIDE.
A Young virg1nian Kills Himself.

s. Frank Hubert, thirty-five years old,
from Salem, Roanoke county, Va. who
had been staying at the Smedley house,
1927 Filbert street, Philadelphia, since
Monday, wrote a number of let.
ters to friends and relatives ex-
planning his contemplated deed, ate a
hearty dinner, went up to his room be-
tween and o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and, after qaaffing draught of solution
of strychnine, completed his self-destruc-
tion by a revolver shot in the right temple
penetrating the brain. All the sur
roundings reveal the most extraor-
dinary nerve on the part of the suicide in
making his preparations. In order to avoid
alarming the guests Of the house he even
raised the window of his room, and, stand
ing with his head partly out in the rain,
fired the fatal shot and fell backward. at
full length upon the floor dead. The
conclusion, however, was sufficient
to alarm lady whose room is ON
the fourth floor close by No. Is, the one
which Hubert occupied. She notified a
chambermaid End porter was sent for,
but the door could not be opened, 80 the
proprietor, Preston Moore, was sent for,
who ordered tho door to be forced. The
room was still full Of smoke and Hubbelt's s
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Over the County Lines.

The large barn Of Townsend W. Evans,
Pughtown, Chester county, was burned
down last night and about sixteen tons OF
hay. a lot of straw, farming utensils, &c,
were consumed. Loss, $4,000 insurance,
81, 400. The fire was caused by an incen-
diary.
The town council Of Pottsvlle has
adopted a funding bill Of its own. Several
years ago the borough had bonded in
debtedncss of $4,000, together with 4
floating Understanding Indebtedness of
$4,000. The latter has been cxtinSuished
and the bouded debt reduced to So, 900.
This falls due in April and August, and
council has decided to issue new bonds for
the amount at a rate not exceeding per
cent. 1t is thought one Of the banks will
take the loan at 4 or possibly at per
cent
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N.IHkL n.


PHILAnELrEIA, Pa, March lo.-Flour hei.l
firmly but dali: superdne, % O0il; 50 {:
extra IS 15ssi p ohio ami Indiana E,miiy
s 2566 90: P.. 90 81 s5sj co ST. LO;,is family
$ 75g6 D: Minnesota Extra s. 2jdJ 81 !;
straight, 81 G0t16 50: winter patent y; aos! ID
spring dO u 75qlS CO.
Eye flOur ut 50 90.
Wheat firm No. Western Eel 81 l@ii Pa.
Red, II 150l 1873 Amber 81 lG6ll II.
Corn firm with ligh. supply steamer, :;lIa
5lc; yellow, 1aaE5Gc: ,nIAe,i, 551:c.
Onts firm bnt quiet NJ. i White, Isl,
M4G &C No. 9. 441ac: No 3, ,io i3c: no.
Mixet', 4lHl14ec.
Rye firm at o..
Provisions firm; me- as pork SIG % bee. HnnI
$2262S; ip'iia Mess beef Sst9N2l. B,rOr-sni,'ke;t
ham. It1aelllc: Dickiea ham. y1091S smoked
shoulders Gl4Gl61."; salt siO 81 tla5lSc.
Lard ,nlirket frm city kettle lOlc; loose
buirher>'-9Ic: prime steam lG3 sQl0slc
Butter quiet Creamery tX RAJ 3leRilc tlO
good to choice !Sit3O: Il. q X n. Y. extra, tubs,
27Gl2Sc dO firliinS. 2lllnc; Western iiairv
extra 24G2'c: do coed to choice 20I %. Rolls
quiet, Penn'a best here, l6iliSc: Western Re-
serve extra, iSGl!2.
Eggs sluggish Pa. and dWs.-tc"", ls61lSl.c.
Cheese dull but steadily held New York
full cream, 1890; Western full cream, i21.l0
l2alc; do fair to good lllx0!N &c; do hall skim.
lO6101ac Pa. do log
Petroleum dull refined SIC.
Whisky duh ut 81 II.
Seeds-GOOtl to prime clover steady ut "a
Q; do do Timothy firm ut s. o. no 10 Fi:. xsce,
nominal at ~ 3J9El -.
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Installation of Officers,

The following officers of the Inland City
division No. T., e. r. X. P, were installed
on Tuesday evening last by Sir 1t. Daniel
E. Aucamp:
Sir 1t. Comm. NJ. Barton.
Sir 1t. Lieut.. Com.-Julius Levy, jr.,
Sir Kt. Herald-John 3. Markley.
Sir 1t. Guard-D. H. Markley.
Sir Kt. Sentinel-Albert Suter.
Sir 1t. Recorder-Jeremiah Rife.
Sir Kt. Treas.-John s. Kendig.
Standard Bearer-Henry King.
This division was organized about Is
months ago, and is in flourishing condi-
tion having a membership of 81 fully uni
formed Sir Knights and has ample funds
in it's treasury for relief fund. 1t has
adopted a bylaw granting weekly and
funerals benefits in case of sickness or
death of member.
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High Water.

The heavy rain of yesterday has had the
effect of melting nearly all the ice and
snow, with which the ground has SO long
been covered, and raising all the streams.
The Conestoga at 0 o'clock this morning
was almost bank full and rising.
Superintendent Kitch reports that the
pumps at the city water works were sub
merged last night at Z o'clock, and the
water continued to rise during the night
and this morning.
AT one o'clock this afternoon the
Conestoga began to fall slowly. At
Reigart's Landing and some other points
in and near the city it overflowed its
banks, but did no serious damage.
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SAFE HARbOR CASES.
Violating the Liquor LAVA Woman wi
BraSS knUcklcS.

Violating the Liquor LAVA Woman with
BraSs knuckles.
VIM W. Smith, Of Safe Harbor aprea' ed
ut Alderman Barr's office and made COM
plant against VIM Ramsey for violating
the liquor law by selling Intoxicating
liquors to minors and on Sunday. He also
made complaint, in the name Of his wife,
Bridget Smith, against Mrs. Curry, wife
Of James Curry, for aggravated assault
and battery. Complainant states that
Mrs. Curry attacked Mrs. Smith with
brass knuckles, cutting her head and face
terribly, and endangeriDg her life. Alder
man Barr, accompanied by Constable
Swenk of this city went to Safe Harbor
this afternoon to arrest the accused and
further investigate the case.
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UNDERWEAR.
u fine muslin and cambric underwear,
richly decorated With lace and embroidery,
carefully finely and skilfully made This we
have in greater variety than you will find else
where; but there is no difncu.ty in getting
this grade of work.
Underwear of a palmer fort IS difficult to get
carefully and skilfully made; but We have q
really great collection of 1t. For more than u
year past We have been raising the standard Of
1an%factare ana sSiti1ata9X simpler % m styles
house, here or in New York. Tho ideal of it is
the best OF homemade underwear at such
made and stop home making as fast as the
work becomes known.
JOHN WANAMAkER
Southwest corner of building.
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COURT.
The Meeting This Morning.

IIl0 M00tlnS 1nlS MOrHAus.
Court met this morning to hear tie argu-
ment in the case of Clement B. Grubb VS..
Alfred B. Grubb Owing to the absence
of Hon. Wayne MacVeagh, the new attorney
general Of the United States, the case was
not argued, it being continued until Mon
day. March 21st, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
The four cases of Christian Hershey VS..
Frederick Mann, Henry KietIer, Levi NJ.
Stoner, and Frederick Stein, scirc tacias Oh
foreign attachment were referred to NJ.
Brosius, referee, under the act of 1879, his
decision to be final, subject only to an ap-
peal to the supreme court.
A rule was granted to show cause why
the writ of cstrepment granted against
Rev. Mr.. Fensler, ct al., Of Bric,erviIle,
should not be dissolved.
A tavern license was granted to Angus
tus Reichman, Of the Seventh ward The
stand is at the corner OF Rockland and Low
streets and it has heretofore had a rcstau-
rant license
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New YORK MarS>ai.

NV YORK. March 1O.-FlOur State and
Western dull AMI prices without decided
change; Supertinc State s.; 7jQ0i II;
extra ito 81 a0ly4 80 chtic. 10 81 65li9 fancy
10 81 95G16 50: round hoop Ohio ~ 4Ol.5 W !;
choice do ut s. G16 7J; supcr:inc west
ern ss 7Jli4 Is: common to a:onsi ex-
tra 'O 81 SOlll7 7j choice do 81 s)I6 a. choice
white wheat do s5 O0IG O2. Southern quict un-
changed; common to fair extra at 81 7It0
-: gO'ni to chOiSs. 10 IS 25li6 -.
Wheat quiet without any decided change !;
No. Red March, 81 2y,4; do April 81 :O3slpl II
Corn u triile nrncr. rather quiet {; Mixed
western spot, 56195Slac; 'io future, 5i1.R R:Sl.c.
Oats dull. shade lower; State 4i4 4i71.c :;
Western 4300i7c.
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Arnuselnents,

''Fun Oh the bristol T0-nighr'-ThS company
which will tonight present the spriGhtly mu-
sical comedy Of this name, at Fulton opera
house, includes number OF popular speciality
favorites, among them John r. Sheridan, once
of Sheridan, Mack & Day, comedian,
Billy COurtri.ht, negro impersonatOr, and
others of eI ual reputation. The piece is said
to abound in delightfully."- humorous situations
and incidents, pretty music, and to include
very elegant stage settings the fun, as indi-
Gated by the title, being enacted on board one
of the p3latial steamers of the Sound line
Mrs. Siddons as Rosalind The return of
the gifted and beautiful Mrs. ScOtt-Siddons to
the drama has boon very cordially welcomed
by the public. She will on Monday evening
next impersOnate the character OF ROS0;ind,
one of Shakspcare's most charming gir-hero-
ines, in favorite comedy, " AS You Like It,"
Mrs. Sidtlors has many admirers here as u
reader, who will doubtless avail themselves of
this opportunity to judge her capacity in a
wider sphere OF hstriOnic art. The St. Louis
Rpu0fcdn has this to say in an extended eri-'
ti4uc OF Mrs SildOns's work in that city, re-
comfy She is thought by some to be q wor-
thy successor OF the lsmented Nelson. For
She character of Rosdlind, Mrs. Scott-Siddons
seems to be peculiarly adapted. Few
even of the eartll's great actresses, have been
bold enough to attempt the role. Of the mod
crn ones there have been HOusby, Nelson and
Scott iddOns OF these three the last has been
bold enough to depart from tho traditions of
the stage and introduce original treatment in
many of the scenes, which have all q pretty
effect, hcightenedas it were by sundry little
cxtravagancics of gesture and infection
caught from tho rostrum. The play, rs II
whole, was greatly enjoyed by the audience.
Mrs. Siddons was recalled again and again by
rounds Of hearty applause. Mr.. Luigi La-
bache Is one of the best of the young school
OF English actors. His rendition of the part of
Or9anao deserves all praise"
Our sharp reporter was neatly shaved yes.
terday with Cuticura Shaving Soap.
Ulcerativc weaknesses and debiitating hui
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INK xECUTORs' PUBLIC SALE OF PER-
II sONAL PROPERTY. On FRIDAY,
MARCH Is, 1881, will be sold at public sale, at
the late residence OF Henry Garrecht, deco, No.
following 10 wit: Bedsteads ard Bedding,
chairs. lounges, tables, bureaus. mirrors,
Brussels. Ingram and Rag Carpet, Piano.
china, glass and queensware, silver and plated
ware, and a large lot of household goods not
mentioned. r.- &.
Sale to commence Mt 10 o'clock T. M, when
attendance will be given and conditions
made known by J. ID. LUTZ,
JOHN A BAUSMAN,
Executors of Estate of Henry Garrccht, dcc',:.
SAx'L HESS & Son, Aucts. marS-6tdR
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York County Tobacco Sales.

At Strinestown, Conewago township, the
following sales have been made Samuel
Mummert and Nathaniel Krone sold to
John A. Kroft, at o. cents round Lewis
Rupert sold to Edward Sipe at 10 cents
round J. II. Drayers sold acres to Kill
liam Westeaffcr, at Q cents round II. D..
Irwin, of Fawn township, sold 2 acres at
Is cents round, and 9 at IL cents round /;
A. w. Mitchell sold 9 acres ut 16, Is, G
and 3 John Shiray and Frank Hill sold
q acres to Stehman.
VIM. S. Gable, of Warwick, sold his
crop at 1G, 6 and 3; Allen Hackers, of
Elizabeth township, sod to Teller Bros. at
16, and 3 James TX. Booth. of Drumore,
to Rosenwald at %. and 3; Andrew
Herr, Strasburg, to Wcrtheimer at 21, 6
and 3; Henry Burkey, Cmrnaryon town
ship, 5 acres to Altschul at 20, IA, 10 and
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Wana,naker's Grand Depot,

Elsewhere appears the extended announce.
,nent of Mr.. John Wanamaker, Of the Grand
Depot, Thirteenth and Market, Philadelphia.
The preparations for the spring trade ut this
immense cstab isllmcnt are on the usual mag
nifcen5 scale, as reference to their advertise
mcnt will demonstrate. Purchasers are al
ways sure OF Obt 4inin. first class goods at bar
gain prices ut Wanamakers Grand Depot,
where the large stock is sure to meet the wants
of every buyer.
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Not Guilty of Murder.

BALTIMORE, March 1O.-In the criminal
court this morning, in the case of William
Collcnder, on trial for the murder, Of Geo.
F. Talbot, by stabbing him in saloon
on Fayette street, on the night of Dccem-
ber Gath last, the jury, after being out
all night, brought in verdict Of not
guilty.
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NEW 1DYEH7ISEHENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VlNWO STORE ROOMS AND DWELLING
tor rent No. s and 10 South Queen street.
DID ly ut the lNTELLIGENCER Office.
CTlDRE ROOM FOR Kf;NT.---THi; I; STORE
y room now occupied by J. w. Keller (tin-
ncr), No. II West King street, from April 1.
next Apply to -
mS5tdE ALDERMAN MCCONOMY.
NOR NT-COACHMAkER'S SHOP
II and Blacksmith Shop at Green Tree. in
Bart township, Lancaster county, Pa, with
two dwellings, stable and other Outbuildings.
Apply to
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
3North Duke street, Lancaster, Pa.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-10
Mayors Court.

Tue mayor had two cases of drunken
and disorderly conduct before him this
morning-one man and one woman. Both
were committed for 10 days. Two pedes-
TRANS, who had sought the friendly shelter
Of the station house during last nights
storm, were discharged this morning.