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INDIAN MURDERERS.
Arrest OF one ofthe Principais In the ClDic
Eight.

Arrest OF one ofthe Principaia In the Clbicu
Fight.
TUsCON, Arizona, Oct. S-A special dis
patch to the Citizen from San Carlos, dated
yesterday, says : This morning Col. Tiffany
arrested Asian, who, Wadiski and other
friendly iudians say. is the murderer of
Captain Hcntis. In his examination by
the Indian agent he acknowledged being
i'll the Cibicu fight and firing
two of the first shots. He also
said he was of the party which
killed Turner and Moody at Middleton's
rancho, but says he did not go to the
rancho. He says Askcaltc and Montagosh,
commanded the party, and that Joctah
fred one of the fatal Shots Askealte is
now prisoner With the Sanchez band
Joctah was badly wounded in the fights
and is now prisoner. Montagosh is
one of the prisoners who escaped
from the military here last Friday
night. Asian says that Dead Shot, who
was taken by Col. Tiffany few days ago,
was one of the leaders in the Cibicu fight :;
that the Cibicu fight lasted about two
hours, and lie confirms the fact of the ex-
and mutilatiOn of the dead sol
diers. He was turned over to Gen. Carr
Last night the agency scouts broke up
Tiswin's gang, 5 miles north of here, and
brought in the chief and two other In
dians. More arrests will be made to day.
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UNDER THE HAM M NJ ER.

Knocked of ny Sheriff Strine.
In the court house to day High Sheriff
J. 5. Strinc sold the following properties
at shcriil7s sale.
Il lot in MartiIdale, Earl township, with
t"o-story dwelling house and other i'm
provcments, as the property of Rudy S.
Zimmerman, to Solomon Leslie, for $3.50.
A tract of 13 acres in Conestoga town.
ship, with two story log and frame house,
barn and other improvements, property of
Levi Good, to Daniel Good for 50, O2O.
A lot of ground on the cast side Of
Manor street Lancaster city, 3G feet front,
225 feet deep, No. GA, with 4 ono story
frame house and other improvements, as
the property of John Arnold, to Isaac
EsbensEade for IL 900.
The property of Abraham Green, II
acres of lana with log house and other i'm
provemcnts, in Providence township, to
Il. J. Davis, esq, for $3.50.
The lot on the south side OF High street
Lancaster city, with two story brick house
No. G522, and other improvements, prop
erty of Anton Auegcrmeier, to Maria Es-
peIshadc, for $500.
4 farm Of 100 acres iii salisbury town.
ship, with two-story stone house, stone
barn and other improvements, as the pro,
perty of John B. Stevenson. to John a.
Park, for 500
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AT THE CAPITAL.
Senatorial Caucuses IN Session.

senatorial CAucuSeS IN session.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. S.-The Repub-
iican and Democratic senatorial caucuses
met at the capitol at about II o'clock this
forenoon. There was quite full attend
ance at both of them, not more than five
Democrats and four Republicans being
absent. The three new senator's,
Messrs. Lapham, Miller and Aldrich,
were present at the Republican caucus.
a Conference Committee.
After remaining in session an hour or
more discussing the situation. the Repub-
licans appointed committee to confer
with the Democrats on the general subject
of organization. The caucus then took
recess for an hour, but little disposition
was shown in the Republican caucus to
offeran unreasonable opposition " to
the election Of a Democratic president pro
tenn. before the new senators are sworn in.
The drift of discussion pointed to respect
ful and firm protest against such action
on the part Of the Democrats and not to
filibuster to prevent it.
Sensible Democratic Ret |ve
The Democrats still remaM in session
and have decided to proceed with the cleo
tion of 4 president pro tenn. as the first
step Oil Monday next. Mr.. Bayard was
decided upon rs their candi-
date.
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MdRkET'N.
l'hil8delDhia M arket.

fHILADRLPHIA. Oct. a.-F!Our market and
prices quiet: Superfine, s. O945 80; extra
at s. 75g6 80 .OhiO and Indiana family, At
81 25GS 90; Pennsylvania family u G00
77J; st. Louis do IS OOIS p MinnesOta
Extra 81 5O17 -; do straight, 81 65@S CO.;
winter patent IS EGGS 15: spring do s. ej4l
900.
Rye flour at Sc 50.
Wheat market unsettled: No. 2 Western
Red 81 1914 Delaware and Pennsylvania Red.
81 20; do Amber, 81 80:
Corn dull and weak steamer, tic: yellow,
75c; mixed. 75c No. 3 Mixed, 7tc
Oats dull and weak; No. 3 White,
Sc; No. 3, do sic; NO. ?, MixeG, 4sll4Sl<c.
Rye firm at 81 lO.
Provisions dull: mess pork. so 80: beet
hams, SD India mess beet 81 30, +. O. b.
BaaOn-SmOlsed shoulders 10; salt dc
&c; smoked hams 1iHc :; pickled Rams
l21&Il3c.
Lard dull city kettle i211; 100: butchers
I2@l24: prime steam Sl2 80.
Butter-market fairly active and prices
firm: Penna creamery. extra 31llsc; West
crn CSC do good to choice 3lI3tc: bradford
county and New York extra. 2S0:;pc frsts
2GaS27c Western dairy extra, 4ic do good to
choice, 3925c.
Rolls none here.
Eggs firm. good demand Penn a &c; West.
crn 22c.
Cheese-Market firm, choice grades wanted :
New York full cream I:Z@l4c; Western fui.
cream l314@l3Hc; do fair t. good. 12@l2c &c
Petroleum nominal; refined, 7i5c for Decem-
Der.
whisky at s. Is.
SeclS-GOO! 10 prime Glover dul! at 9lIGt
lW4; Timothy dull. - 75G: %; Flaxse.d
firm at 81 II.
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FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
Fifteen Cars and an Engine Thrown IiOn
the Track ana Broken.

Fifteen Cars and an Engine Thrown EiOm
the Track and Broken.
This morning very destructive freight
wreck occurred short distance west Of
McIlvaine's overhead bridge on the Penn
sylvania railroad east of Leaman Place.
The train drawn by engine No. 3s4 was
run into by extra engine No. ~. Both
trains We're going west and fifteen cars,
together with engine No. -, were thrown
from the track. Nearly all of the
cars were broken and SO was the
engine. The accident occurred about 3:41
o'clock this morning and all passenger and
freight trains were delayed. The passen-
gers from the Cincinnati express east and
the first and second sections of the fast
line and other trains were delayed. Trains
ran up from Philadelphia to the wreck
and passengers going east were transferred
to them. After being delayed for several
hours Conductor McCaskey left this city
about 10 o'clock for the wreck. He took
down extra engine No. $50 and a train of
cars; and brought to this city the passen-
gers on the mali train and Niagara ex-
press. Every train On the road was de-
layed for long time
Immediately after the accident the
wreck trains stationed at Columbia, Parkes
burg and Paoli were sent for and were
soon on the ground. The mea went to
work Immediately to clear the tracks.
The loss by the wreck will be quite heavy.
All of the cars which were wrecked were
empty.
The "Michael Strogof'' theatrical COM
pany who were to have left this city at
500 did not get away until 900. They
were detained for long time, and prob
ably did not reach Philadelphia in time to
give matinee this afternoon, rs they in
tended.
A man named Beam, who was a con-
ductOr on one of the wrecked trains, was
the only person who was hurt. He was
but slightly bruised.
1t is not known as yet vino was to blame
for the accident.
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KNEEzEL.-ln this city. OF the 9th of October
1881, John kncezel, i'm the list year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence. No. AZ East Vine street
on Sunday afternoon at "a O'Clock. Inter
mcnt at Woodward Hill cemetery. 2td
REIsT.-On the 9th inst. at Manhcim Leah,
wife of Ezra Rcist, aged AZ years. months and
days.
Funeral next Sunday morning at O'Clock,
from the residence of her husband, ut Man
helm. Intcrment ut Pcnnville. 2tu*
HERR.-In Lancaster township. on Thursday.
October 9, 1851. John B., son of John l.. and
Fannie l.. Herr. aged Is years and month.
Friends and relatives of the deceased arc re-
spcctiully invited to attend the funeral, ut the
residence Of his parents, near Whcatland. on
Monday morning At S1a O'Clock, and At ~
O'Clock ut Dcnlinger's meeting hodse, near
RObrarStOwn. 2tI&
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EEW ADFERTISEN EN1.S,

IF YOU WANT a GOOD, FINE AND RE
l liable Parlor Suit, Walnut or Cottage
Tha'Tber SUIT handsome , Hat Lack INA, Marble PIE
cash, 20 TO IIOFFMEIER'S. Os-ltd*
DUI:LiC SALE OE HORSES-ON MON
i DAY, OCTOBER 10. 1881. will be sold ut
public sale ut the Merrimac House, lis North
in.; Live stock. to wit 20 head o: Delaware
County (Ohio) Heavy Draft Horses amongst
them some good single drivers.
4 credit of 60 days will he given.
sale to commence at l O'Clock p. m. on said
day, when terms will be made known by
GEORGE GEossMAN:
IL EsTATE.-The undersigned assignee of
George MenSel and wife will sell at public
sale. at the Sunny House, in the borough of
Mannheim, on SATURDAY,, OCTOBER s, 1881,
the following described real estate, situate in
said borough:
Purpart No. !, consisting of a lot OF ground
fronting OH Prussian street Sc feet, more or
less, and extending in depth 257 feet, more or
less. TO Wolf street, thence along Wolf street
81 feet, more or less, to property OF Samuel
Ensminger On the east, thence south 2l7 feet,
more or less, to the corner OF purpart No. ,
Cbcins the store property. thence west along
the sad store property Il feet, more or less,
thence north along said property 10 feet, more
Or less, to Prnssian street TO ginning, where
on is erected Il two story and attic BRICK
DWELLING HOC Sc, with frame kitchen at
tached. Il large Frame Barn fronting on Wolf
street Az feet, more or less, and extending in
depth 409 feet, more or less, with wagon shed
attached to said barn also good OuthOuSes,
grape arbor and grapes, fruit OF different va
ricties, and a well of nevcr-failng water.
Purpart No. ., consisting of Il lot of ground
street, adjoining purpart No. !, and extending
in depth 40 feet, more or less, TO purpart No: !,
whercOn is erected Il tvO-stOry Brick Build
ing, built for and occupied Il Shoe Store.
The buildings on the above property are all
in good condition.
sale to commence at o clock p. H., when at
tn,i inpn 1,n iynn III pNnIn Enn
by JOHN W. LOWELL,
SEPT, 10, ,24&Oct1.Sd Assignee.
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etO:tisslDi.: NtHs.

"liea.ts of Oak 800 house. Shawnee
mill pay day.-rown unusually throngcd
and business active this morning.-Base-
ball score 33 to 5000 At festival last
night. broom stick drill immense. c.--Iiar-
risbnrg shops shipping cars t" Mexico via
Columbia and the Atlantic ocean.-EoX
car broken axle, on train of engine No.
17G, caused slight wrecl, and an hour' de-
lay at kcller's quarry yesterday forenoon.
Joe kerncr, not dead as reported.-Wm.
Pinkerton dangerously ilI.--Daniel Good.
of Philadelphia, in town.-Wrightsvil!c
.Siu twirklcs tiercely.-Local P.R.R. tclc-
graph operators overworlcd.- Rev. +.
Sherman, of Chester theological seminary,
in Baptist church to morrow.-FHirst Afli
can Baptist church," dipping" at 9 o'clock
to morrow, foot of Perry street.-Commu-
nion in st. Johns Lutheran.
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"A LIVING GRAVE.
NJ en- Imprisoned in \ Quicksilver Mine

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-Furthcr par
ticulars from Upper Lake of the disaster
at the Sulphur Bank quicksilver mines
state that the two Cinnamon who were at
first reported to be shut in with the four
white men heard the cracking of the tim
bers and managed to come up with the
carriage, though they were very seriously
injured. The names of tho white men
shut in, who are all Englishmen, are
Thomas Thomas, James Week, William
E:,nnell and William Tantorn. They are
pumping air down to them and have all
hands digging for them, but it is believed
to be impossible to reach them before they
are suTocated by the gas in the mine.
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CELEBRATED CRIMINALS.

HHWSate out IBail-TrGe iiiIl Against
Guiteau.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. Sin tic criminal
court this morning Captain II. w. How
gate was discharged from custody Oh his
personal rccognizance in the sum of s2O,-
600.
The indictment against Charles J. Gui-
tcau for the murder of James 4. Garfield,
late presiden: of the United States, was
presented to the grand jury at about II
o'clock this mornins.
At 12:45 the grand jury entered the
criminal court room and presented the i'll
dictmcnt against Guiteau indorsed "a
true bill.''
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The horse stolen FROM ohm f. Stein
man, was misdescribed in 6eing called "a
light bay" At this season of the year he
is rather dark bay. Nor is he. without
marks. He las a little white, say a half
inch in width. running around the right
hind fdot.. He has Il spot about ,he size of
q halfdollar where the skin was rubbed
and little sore was made, which is not
yet healed up this mark is OH the inside
of left hind leg. just above the knee. The
hair was rubbed off along the top of the
withers, but is beginning to grow again !;
it is short aud rough there.
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For the M,cbInan Sufferers.

Mennonite church QIershey district) per
]. Shenk. sS5 Canrstatter Nolks.. Nerein,
per John Wochrle, $40; a mite from Buck
p. o. S. DR.. John McCalla, So; DIR. J. II.
Musser, $40. Total cash contributions
thus far 81, 1857. Shaub & Bro. contri-
button, black muslin; II. b. Cochran,
clothing West James street public school,
black muslin: Andrew FrantZ and
Mrs. Yeagley, Mrs. Jos. Brimmer, Mrs.
S. A. Baer, Lizzie Brimmer, Miss i. E.
Wright, S. 5. Lefever, hats and trim
mings, trimmed hats, 1 large bundle,
flannel remnant, bundles mems clothing.
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Gospel Temperance.

The gospel temperance meeting in the
co!orcd peoples church last evening was
the most successful yet held. After IA few
opening remarks by Mr.. \. c. Leonard
and prayer by Rev. Norris, the meeting
was addressed by Robert Orr, Moses Max
we'll, George Smith, Mrs. Anna Henry and
Rev. Norris. The attendance was good
and quite y number of signatures were
obtained to the Faith and Works.
pledge.
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An lmprOyca (:un.

A beautiful specimen of Prof. HALL s
skill as an amateur mechanic is on exhi-
bition in the window of Augustus Rhoads
jewelry store, East King street. in the
shape of a ''IIalf Hammerless'' breech-
loading gun. Instead of the usual
hammer there are cooking levers and
the striking parts of the lock ale in
side, thus protecting them from the wet
and dust. Prof. Hall has made from time
to time quite 4 number of improvements
in the manufacture of fire arms, that have
attracted attention and received high COM
mendation from experts IN gun making.
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"Ura,fs OF Oak" To.night.-It proved merit
ana worth are to have their jus: recognition a
large audience will greet the reproduction of
the charming play, Hearts OF Oak" at Full
ton opera house tonight by Mr.. James A.
Herne's excellent company. One of the most
thoroughly enjoyable entertainments of the
season may be confidently anticipated. This
Is a big promise. but they have g been here be.
fore and ii Is made advisedly,
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MASKED ROBBERS,

Compelling a DefeDselcss Woman 10 Give
them Money.
LEBANON, Oct. S.-A robbery by two
unknown masked men was committed
early this morning at the farm house of
John Light near here. During Mr..
Lights absence, attending market, the
robbers forced Mrs. Light with revolvers
at her head, to give them what money was
about the premises. They secured, how
ever, but little. No arrests.
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4 beautiful Altar.

Mr.. Charles Hepting, of Lancaster, has
just completed a most beautiful high altar
for the Church of the Holy Trinity, Co.
lumbia. Father Pieper, pastor, has given
notice that the church will he oCen on
Monday next, the 10th inst, from one
o'clock till 5 p. m., and inyites tho public
to an inspection of the work. The ma
terial is Italian marble and it's workman
ship has been pronounced by good judges
to he perfect. Holy Trinity, with its
beautiful altar, frcscoing and fine statuary,
is certainly one of the hanlsomest churches
in the county.
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Monterey Lodge Starts for C"atcsvi;lc.

This morning at $50 Monterey Lodge
No.242, 10. OF, of this city, accompanied
by the Millcrsvil!c cornet band. left for
Coatcsvillc, to attend to Odd Fellows
parade in that borough. There were
about thirty five members of the lodge
in handsome regalia. They made a short
street parade before leaving. They expect
to return to, night, barring railroa! acci-
dents.
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EEiH!NG RAILROAD REGISItsATION

VanderbIt's Name Again--l:nnd Confident.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-The registration
of Philadelphia Il Reading railroad stock,
which closes at ) p. M, has not been as
large as was expected. The name of
VIM. II. Vanderbilt again appeared On
the books yesterday for 5000 shares
making 10000 shares in his name in
all. President Bond was asked this
afternoon for an opinion regarding the
result of the election, based upon
the present appearance of the books of
the company, to which he replied, g 1 am
going to he the next president of the
Philadelphia Il Reading railroad company
dead sure"
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when Il medicine performs such cures as
Kidney Wort is constantly doing, 1t may truly
he said to have wonderful power. carpcn.
ter in Montgomery, VT. had suffered for eight
years from the worst OF kidney diseases. and
had been wholly incapacatcd for work. lie
says, "Onc box made Il new man of me, and l
sincerely believe it will restore TO health all
that are similarly afflicted" 1t is now sold IN
both liquid and dry lorm.-Daabury Ners.
p1 \
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FrtshtCned ut Eicyc;cS.

This morning Wallace Iauck was driv-
ing along East Walnut street, when he
met two boys who where riding bicycles.
His horse frightened, and turning quickly
around broke one Of the wheels to pieces
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SEVENTY YEARS.
A long Term for Train Robbers.

a.Ong Term for Train Robbers.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. S.-Cox,
Stephens and Delaney, tl, Iron Mountain
train robbers, pleaded guilty in the Hem
stead circuit court yesterday and were
sentenced to the penitcntiary for term of
20 years each. The robbery occurred on
the 22d Of September and the men were
captured On the 2Sth. A special term of
court was held to try them.
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Matrimonial.

The wedding of Mr.. Return E. Fahnes-
took to Mrs. Elizabeth Dickey at the resi-
dencc Of the bride, on East Orange street,
on Thursday at p. m., was a delightful
affair. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DIR. knight, of st, James Episcopal
church, and was Witnessed by the two i'm
mediate families and a few near friends.
The dressing of tho ladies was elegant, and
of the entertainment it is only necessary
to say it was furnished by Augustine of
Philadelphia. The newly married couple
left for New York at 6 p. m. on Thurs
day.
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Vfrtue Acknowledged.

Mrs. Ira Mulholand, Albany, n. u, writes {:
"For several years 1 have suffered from off,
recurring bilious headaches. dyspepsia, and
complaints peculiar to my sex. Since using
your BurlOck Blood Bitters am entirely re-
Iieved." Price 81. For sale ut II. Ii. COchran's
drug store, lS7 North Queen street, Lancaster
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S1aNtCT SHit.

Anna Gormley has brought a suit Cor
SANDER against Mary Fisher, whom she
alleges called her ugly names, etc
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Sporting Events.

This afternoon two races are taking place
at the park for three and four minute
horses.
The College and Ironsides baseball clabs
are playing match game on the latter
grounds.
Both of these events are being we'll at.
tended.
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DEATHS.

Disease prevented and medical bills lcsscnc,l
by IL timely use CT Malt Bitters.
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HPEEIfL NOTICES.
Terrible Loss of ltf;

Terrible Loss of Life.
MILLIONS OF rats mice, cats, bed bugs, reaches,
lose their lives by collision with Rough on
Rats" Sold by druggists, 15c.
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Nothing Is too good for ORR baby-n". not
even CTticura Soap.
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How many children and women arc slowly
and surely dying, or rather being killed, by
excessive doctoring, Or the daily use of some
drug or drunken stuff called medicine, that no
one knows what tits made OF, who can easily be
cured aud savedb by Hop Bittcrs. made of Hops,
Huchu, Mandrake, DandeliOn &c, which is SO
pnre, simple and harmless that the most frail
woman, weakest invalid or smallest child can
trust in them. VIII you be saved by them
ce iher co! umn. Ol-2Wti&W
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THIRD EDITION.
EVENING. OCT 8, 1873
WEATHER lNDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. S.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
southwesterly winds, lower barometer,
stationary or higher temperature.
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Go to ii. Il. CHnran'5 i,ruG Store, l37 North
Queen street. for Mrs. Frecnadn's NeW N0-
Honul Dyes. For brightness an.l durability OF
cO!Or,arc uncuualed. Color from to pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price. IL
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Wonderful Powers.

Tumors. crysipelas, mcrcurial diseases.
scrofula. and general debility, cured by Dr..
iiTt!scy's Blood ScarcEer." Ol-lmd&w
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Drunken SfufF.

"Scller,' Liver Pills" have been the stand
ard remedy for malaria liver complaint. cos
ivencs etc. for fifty years. Ol-lmd&W
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VNANAIAkEl; s. ERDWN.
Fall Clothing.

People who are thoughtful on what
they wear arc e.inning to look about
the streets, and wherever men gather
together, to sec the direction new
things are taking; for new clothes
are beginning to be Worn.
Long before you begin to think on
these things, friends, the styles are
thought out and fixed and the clothes
are made. They are even now on our
counters waiting for you. The best
way to sec the new styles is to take &
half-hour and look through the best
stock you can find.
Where is it: do you ask? Perhaps
where everything is returnable if you
don't like it next day.
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stock 11ark0E.
New York, Philadelphia and Local Stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB L. LONG. N. E. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Stocks higher
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Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK Hale, Market and sixth.
PHILADELPHIA.
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