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The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28
DISASTROUS FIRE. Headquarters Building, De- partmsni Of Arizona Totally Destroyed by Fire this
 Morning.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE HERALD)

PRESCOTT, January 2Sth.--About half past four this morning fire broke out in an out building con- nected with large building contain ing offices of the headquarters of the Department of sArizona. The fire spread very rapidly, and the head quarters building wasi soon en- velopeped in flames and burned to the ground Only small part of the records could be saved. There were several iron safes in the build ing containing2 money and valuable papers, which it is thought are un- injured.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28

Hay is $500 ton in San Juan county, Col; but that is less than It was in 1860, when the price was twenty five cents a pound. The Vir- ginia City Enterprise says: "An old F;enchman made snug little raise at packing grass up from Flowery District on an old horse. This grass grew in punches about rod apart, was about the thickness of q riding whip and from six to eight feet long. Having no scales, the old man used to count his hay out, giving from three to five stalks for a pound. When thIs kind of hay was criticised by customers, the good old man, who did his moving with hatchet, was wont to say: 'Ah, sare. agree wis youl Zee hay is leetle course, but he is very succnlent. Besides I give zee good weight I nevaire cut one hay in two-nevaire, sare, ne vairel'"
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28

Gregory has 3O,oOO feet of Califor- mia lumber that he is offering for S45 per thousand, Cash.
 A small quantity of Early Rose Goodrich and Peerless seed po- tatoeS at Geo. F. Coats
 If you want the sweetest, most jaicy and palatable bread, go to J Heinson's bakery, opposite the Court House. He has the only artesian well in this town and the bread he is making can't bs surpassed. Try it and convince yourself.
 In the year 1s46, Elias Howe pat ented the first sewing machine, sInce which date this little labor saver has been wonderfully improved, and to- day-34 years later-one of the best in use is the Royal St. John. for which Postmaster Mowrey is agent Ladies, call at the Postof1ice and see it.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28

pointed tellers on the part of Senate, to make list of votes for President and Vice President of tue United States as they should be declared That result shall be delivered 10 the President of Senate, who shall unite state vote, which shall be entered in journals. and if it shall appear that choice has been made agreeable to constitution, such entry shall be deemed sufficient declaration thereof White objected to present considera- tion, and the resolution was laid over
 LEG MANIA
 NEW YORK, January 26th.--Ths score in the walking match yester- day at noon stood Hughes 271 miles. Cox 263, Albert 259, Howard 256, Krohne 255, Vint 253, and the rest following at intervals.
 BOAT FOUNDERED.
 PARIS, January 27.--The boat used for harbor work at Cherborg found- cred and the crew of IS persons drowned. Eight bodies have already been recovered.
 CAPTURE OF GEOPTEPE.
 LONDON, January 27th.-General Skobeloff telegaaphs from Geoktepe the 24th, announcing that the Rus sians that day captured Geoptepe and Dengillepe, after nlne hours fighting, and that Tekke Turcomans are in full retreat, their loss was enormous.
 PENNsYLvANIA's SENATOR.
 HARRISBURG, January 27.-The ninth ballot gave Wallace SC votes, Oliver e5, Grow 57, and 12 scatter ing.
 THE c. P. DIVIDEND.
 WASHINGTON, D c. January 27.- It has been decided to permit per cent dividend recently declared by Crntral Pacific Railroad to be paid subject to certain conditions.
 DARK HORSE WINS.
 NASHVILLE, January 27.-The 29th ballot for Senator gave Bates 43 votes, Muze 1, G. W. Jones 2, May nard 40, Harrison 40 On the 3Oth ballot Howell E. Jackson, State credit Democrat was elected to Sen ate.
 MINOR TELEGRAMs-
 The jury in the State trials at Dub lin failed 10 agree and were discharg- ed last night, standing two for ac- quital and two for conviction.
 Sitting Bull surrendered to Cana dian authorities at Woody mountain Citizens of Leonora and Grant counties, propose to offer $100 for each Apache scalp.
 Philetus Sawyer was to-day elected U. s. Senator for Wisconsin.
 The President nominated Stanley Mathews for Justice of Supreme Court
 SAN FRANCISCO. January 27.-John Brown, seaman by occupation, was killed on Mission street wharf today by piece of coal falling on his head. John Powell, seaman on schooner Hayes, fell from aloft last evening and died today.
 Judge Sullivan has decided that Justices of the Peace elected last fall are entitled to their SC ts, which in- cumbents have been contesting.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28
PEDESTRIANISM.

destrians score at noon yesterday W; 8 as follows: Hughes, 36S miles; Cox 349; Howard 34S; Albert 34S; Vint 339; Krohne $40; Phillips ST: Cur ran BOT; Campana 2S9. Hughes record IS within six miles of the best in any country, and eleven smiles ahead of ;hc best ever made n the United States.
 PENNSYLVANIA sENAToRsHIr
 HARRISBURG, Pa, January 28.- The tenth ballot gave Oliver S2 votes Grow 53; Wallace s3; Agnew 1; Hewitt 3: McVeagh 3: Caird |; Cur tin 1 Phillips ?.
 WASHINGTON, D. c. January 2S.- Post route bill reported and recon mitted- Speer called up the Yeates Martin contest case, and after some sarcastic allusions by Conger, to speakers.ruling yesterday as to ques- tions of privilege, the case was taken up and and Speer argued in favor of Yeates.
 SENATE.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 2S,- Dawes presented petition signed by Bishop Simpson, Joseph Cook, Wendell Phillips and 8, 1000 others, besides churches and societies repre-  senting 5O,000 people, praying Con- gress to observe Indian treaties and deal justly with ihem, which was re- ferred to Committee on Indian af- fairs. It was very bulky package and attracted much attention.
 IRISH LAND LAWS.
 DUBLIN, Ireland, JaDuary 2Sth.- Catholic Clergymen at Maymouth have resolved that imm ediate and thorough reform of the land laws framed. and principles of justice to all existing rights, would call back peace and security, but they fear fic- titious calm, which, caused by coer- cion, may encourage the House of Lords to reject or nulllfy the land bIll.
 ENGLISH MONEY MARKET.
 LONDON, January 2Sth.-Consols 9S II 16; Four and halfs, 1155f; new fives. 1O53s; Erie, 513s.
 NEW YORK, January 2s.-Silver bars III; money easy at per cent; governments fairly active Stocks closed irregular with Western UnIon at 1.16; Wells Fargo S O., 1.1915; N. Y Central. 1.5l; Erie 5O4; Pan anna, 2.26 Union Pacific, 12115; Gen. tral Pacific, S919; Bonds 1.134.
 STOCKS.
 SAN FRANCISCO, January 2sth- The following are the latest stock quotations:
 California, $1 Con Virginia, $2 Gould & C'y, s34 Imperial, Toe Justice, 40c. Mexican, $5M OphIr, $54 Union, So Nevada, S61s Eureka, $2115 Alpha, $34 Tel Jacket, s Best & B, $794 Overman, roc. Crown Point, roc Belcher, 95c Utah, $61S Mt Diablo, $31z Nor Belle, $1O4 Bullion, s2 Savage, $14 Bodie. $6 Mono, 95c. Tip Top. $1s4 Head Centre, $31a Navajo, $24 Silver King, $1315.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28
DIRK HORSE WINS.

NASHVILLE, January 27.-The 29th ballot for Senator gave Bates 43 votes, Muze 1, G. w. Jones 2, May nard 40, Harrison 40. On the 3Oth ballot Howell E. Jackson, State credit Democrat was elected to Sen ate.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28

WASHINGTON, D. c. January 27.- It has been decided to permit per cent dividend recently declared by Crntral Pacific Railroad to be paid subject to certain conditions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

plar briefly addressed the convention stating
some of the reasons for coming together.
and ended by introducing ]. c. Chilcott Esq,
the District Secretary. who spoke on The
effects of intemperance in the realm of NOR
ais" Mr.. Geo \. Phillips Of Hancock, fol-
lowed on "Some mistakes in our work
Rev r. F. White spoke eloquently on the
Necessity of Aggressive Temperance
Work" Mr. y. Clifford King followed on
Temperance as a principle" The speeches
were brief and to the point and claimed the
attention Of the audience throughout.
After singing BY the choir the District
Templar introduced a. the last, and The
speaker of the day, Hon. I. X. Simonton Of
Camden. the 6. W C. T. of the Grand
Lodge of Maine To attempt an analysis
Of Mr.. Simon,on's speech would he useless.
II abounded in telling anecdotes, pointed
wit and >cathing sarcasm. and held the large
audience cnrapt for more than an hour.
The speaker presented facts against stats
tics. and the logic Of experience against
thoughtess assertion and succeeded in lcay-
iug good impression and general desire
to hear HIM again. The meeting was
success, throughout and considering the
weather was largely attended.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18
Hancock Dist. Lodge, l. 0. of G. T.

In accordance with their cordial invitation,
the Hancock District Lodge met Tuesday,
Aug 9Th, with Pleasant Home Lodge at
South Hancock in their annual picnic ses-
sion.
The good people of Hancock, both in the
Lodge and out of it, weye evidently deter
mined to make the occasion pleasant one
for those who came from abroad Accord
ingly spacious tables and ample seats were
arranged in McFarland's grove. within easy
distance of the steamboat wharf.
At an early hour the delegations from
the different parts of the county began to
pour in in carriages, BY steamers and other
eonveyanees until an assembly of several
hundred gathered at the point of meeting.
The picnic dinner disposed of. the crowd
gathered in the seats around the speakers
stand, and were called to order by the Dis
trict Templar, Rev. A. F. Palmer, who
called upon the District Chaplain, Rev f.
Harding to offer prayer.
After music by the choir the District Tenn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

We are informed that Messrs. Lewis
Brothers, now engaged in canning blueber-
res at Franklin. are meeting with excellent
success. The rains have increased the size
of the berries, and the territory which they
control Is furnishing fam supply
Tn FIRST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY
Will hold their annual reunion at Lake
Maranocook, Thursday Sep, LIST on the
occasion Of the &. \. r. Reunion at that
place All old members are requested to
write the Secretary, f. 7. Hill, Bucksport.
at once.
Mr. Charles q. CroveU of dexter. is
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Statement of the
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Wicked for tIergymen

Rev. --. Washington. y. C., writes II
believe il to be all wrong and even wicked
for clergymen or other public mep 10 be led
into giving testimonials to quack doctors or
vile stuff called medicines hut hen 4 really
meritorious article made Of valuable rene
dies known to all, that all physicians use and
trust in daily, We should freely commend it.
] therefore cheerfuily and heartily commend
Hop Bitters for the good they have done me
and nv friends. firmly believing they have
no equal for family use will not be With
out them. "-Ne,c York Baptist Weekly.
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MEssRs. F. w. KINsMAN < Co.-Gents :
have sold your 44ddmson's Botanic Cough
Bdisdm over my counter for nine years. and
! must say that during an experience of
twenty six years in the retail drug business
l have never sold anything for Coughs,
Colds, etc, that has given such universal
satisfaction as your 44ddmsOn's Botanic Bal
sam. | recommend il above all others.
Yours truly, S. CHICHESTER.
357 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, N Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

Our summer term Of school. which
closed July eth. wa, taught by Carrie 4.
Scammon Of Franklin. Mis-, 5. i, Young
lady Of superior talents. and successful
teacher thi, being her thirteenth term. She
has gained many friends, both with pupils
and parents. We hope her success, in the
future will ever be As bright As in the past.
c. B.
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Winter u ari,Or.


No. IS1. |. q OF G.. T
A. II has seemed good in the prOyd Of
God TO visit our lodge aud break into our ms
tic circle. removing 10y death our faithful and
dearly loved sister GuS-ie X md.
RssOiced-That in her death we have a. a
lodge sustained an irreplrable los.
RsSDiced-rhai we ALL cherish her in mem
ory - on OF our Charter Members, aud one
who for fifteen years has been true in her :
yction Ia the principles OF our order.
ReSOired-That tender 10 her stricken
relatives in their deep rial aud afilic,ion, our
warinest sympathy. and "ff-r for them at the
Throne of Grace our ardent PRAYERS for their
support from Him who dOeth all thing well.
ReSGlued-fhat we drape our charter and
badges for thirty DAYS. That We spread these
resolutions on our RECORDS and th 1 we pub
lish them in the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN.
COM.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has done thousands of women more
good than the medicine of many doctors. Il
IS positive cure for all female complaints
Send To Mrs. lydia L. Pinkham. 80
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Ayers Ague Cure is a purely vegetable
bitter and powerful tonic free from quinine
or any mineral substance, and always cure,
the severest cases.
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HAVE WIsIAE', Bu>AN uF WILD CHR
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Hoods Sarsaparilla is an extract Of the
best remedies of the vegetable kingdom
known as Alternatives. and Blood Purifiers.
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THF PERUVIAN SYEyP ha, cured thou
sand, vino we're suffering rom dyspepsia.
Debility. Liver Complaint. Boil-. Humor>.
Female Complaints. etc. Pamphlet, free to
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No. 33.
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dispatches to The Ellsworth American
The Presidents Condition.

WASHINGTON, D. c. Aug Is. \. VI.
Tie President awoke about half past
three and experienced a slight nausea which
soon passed away Soon aftcrward, a natural
operation Of the bowels occurred. A, this
hour DIR. Bliss report, his pulse frmer and
no quicker, and the patient more comfort
able.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

The following j, the h., Of those who
pay State, County aud CITY TAX Il 500.
or rnnr.- m IN .LfA II EL>Mnrih
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DIEI>s THE HoT >tNHIE MuNTH-. Wtlly
away from sits r+EHeu!UI,,-, tt TRAY eller should
make some prlElrle.H against -uli,u alta 81 30
Headache. Neuralgia. thul'rA M0Ttu-. raiaIs-,
AM ether disease TeiIch-lI. hampitu n
90. Neuralgia Anodyn- when Ia, Ell a..
,aIliu. b. the dire tou- "n each bottle. wl.i re-
htyt ihe ti>tFc-- aiit ratIuFt the gaa-v % any 70
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

Ellsworth, Name, August 18th. 1851.
List Of Chufche, and individuals invited
10 the Council The Congrey a,ional ChIrch
IN William, College William,towu. Mas :;
Congreg ational Church. Bluehlll Con-
gresatioual Church. Brewer; Cougrega-
tonal Church. Buck,porJ; Congregational
Church. CastiHe; Congregational Church.
CHERRY field; Congregational Church. Or
land Congreg ationll Church Somesville and
Mt. Desert; Central congregational Church.
Bangor. The Rev. Prof f.. {. SMITH.
u. d.. Ando,er, Mass. Rev Prof J. luck
er, ID. d.. Andoyer, Mass Rev Prof j 5
Sewall, D. D.. Bangor; Rev. Prot. l.. l..
Paine d. d.. Bangor Rev Prof u. ). Tai
colt. ID. d., Bangor; Rev. Prof L. F.
Stearn,. ID. d., Bangor The Rev f. Is.
DEMO. Bangor: Rev. \. T. Ives, Ca>tiue :;
Rev. W. {. Merrlman. ID. ID. Andover.
Mas. Hon. James White. Boston, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

MIKE from SO to 30 per week -e4n- goods
far r. EIIEbl : 4 ttH. Dr. Ear. at street NrN rs
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-03
Thc tU:iGy Places.

The Democracy Of the several ward; will
meet at the following named places on Sat
urday evening from 6 to 8 p. IL. except
in the Sixth and Eighth wards.
where the polls will scpon at
! o'clock, to SELECT from tho names
placed in general nomination last evening
the ward tickets, school directors to be
voted for at the municipal election OH tie
18th inst, and one city committeeman from
each ward:
First Ward-Shober hotel cc'nar of
North Queen and Orange.
Second Ward--Union hotel corner o;
Chestnut and Christian.
Third Ward-j;!lingcr' saloon Gomez Of
South Queen and Vine.
Fourth Ward-Rotlwei weiIcr',. :::sIou:, @0G
". King.
Fifth Ward-philip Walls Grccn Tree
hotel, 400 West King.
Sixth Ward-!oscpll kautz's saloon, :ll
North Queen street, above prnn'a raillnad
depot.
Seventh Wal;l-r. ilui:I,ra:'s saloon,
500 Rockland.
Eighth Ward-Centun,!:a saloon, .iu:ic-
tion OF Vine, Mulberry and straw berry
streets. Polls open from ! to s.
Ninth Warl-ArDoll i'aasH l,utn' :;22
North Queen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-03
GliT Was rs.

Five meTborS constitute 2 ,iuo:E!n Of
select council. Six members were present
in the council room last evening. and yet
there was no quorum The wa it hap
pencd was this: Two Republican hen
bcrs, Messrs. Docrr and franklin, arrived
and la,!:, private conversation in an under
tone. Mr.. Franklin went away. saying he
would soon be back again. Mr.. Evans.
president of council. socn arrived and had
I, private talk with Mr.. Docrr. who soon
afterwards retired. Then Mr.. Barr ar
rived, had = whispered tail: with Mr..
Evans and left Mcssrs. Judith and
Zcchcr, Democrats, and Evans, I,epuhlican
remained in the council chamber until
ia'f-past o'clock and then, no quorum
being present, retired. Mcssrs. BORING
and Eberly, Republicans. and iir. Sales.
Democrat, were not present.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-03
MIkkETS.
Ph,lasiclphla Market.

PHILADELPAIA, Pa, February j.-ElOur dull
and steady superfine S2 75I3 %: extra S:i5OQp
1 W: Ohi.,.and Indiana family IS 25Ii5 .J; Pa
do ~ 15ll5 -: ST. louis family IS 5Dnti 10
Minnesota clear "a 7J,9J -; straight - 1Jag
s2': m,ten' and high grades 81; 2jQI7 75.
Rye flour at $J 90.
" tWtt dull anu lower: No. = Western Rcsi
ST l314 Penn'a. Hed 81 I2Gl lj1a; Amber u 1:
al E3l..
Corn dull and easier; steamer 5l60Jl0c vel
low SIC mixed 5211aGl5Sc.
Oats sluggish and weak No. / White ilsQ
4414c; No. .iO 43GS4314c: No. do 4o1sGEilc
No. Mixstt 4OD.Olac.
Rye nrnl at 95c.
Provisions steady: HsJs pork. Old,
$l4 90; new, Sl5@Ij 80 beet hams SO OO5E23
indian HISS beef $40 w, 4. q. b. E;,cOn-smOkc,s
hams Iu1lln lie: picklest hams si44g&c :smOke;,
Lard firm city kettle logic loose butch
ers' 9l09lIc; prime steam - 9O4IO.
Butter quiet, but steady for choice; Cream
cry extra SIC {: dO good to choice :.,fc:2
Bradford county AMI New iOrkextri, tubs,
aG02Sc dO hr!>ins. 2iGG2jc; Western dairy
extra 2Jlls6c; dO good To choice lSd DC. Rolls
choice scarce other kinds plenty AMI dull
Penn'a Extra i7ll2Uc; Western Reserve extra
lSl2.
Eggs unsettled Pa. GJal37c Western a56s37c.
CEecSe-Inarket dull but firm; New York
full! cream, l31z4a4c: Western full cream,
l3lE 'iO fair to good l2GDl25Hc; dO
half Skins l619G2Il4c Pa. do lOIaGIlhc.
Petroleum quiet refine,! DC.
Whisky active at 81 20.
Sceds-(iOOd to prime clover quiet, 7;i4lSlI
Timothy. jObDin" at 5. 75L3 SIC FiaxS'.ed
finn ut 81 35.ll 40
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-03

Inspector-John H. Leonard, VIM. B.
Rehm.
Deiecates-Thos. B. Cochran, Lem. {.
Eaby, Lewis S. Hartman.
Seventh Ward.
Select COuncil-Charles Schwebel.
Common Council-Nat. Ryan, II. c.
Schuyler, ID. McDivitt.
Constable-J. Shertz, Samuel Gray col
Ored.
Assessor-Theodore Reed.
.judse--Jacob Dorwart.
Inspector-Robert Mcdonnell
Delegates-William Burns, William ".
Deem, Philip Bolbach.
Eighth Ward.
Common Council-Reuben J. Reinley,
Dougherty, Elias Campbell.
Constable-Hcnry Broch.
Assessor-Stephcn J. Hart.
Inspector-Geo. Gazelle, Peter WinOueT,
ir.. John A. Overdeer.
Delegates-John Miller, Henry Cunkle.
George Gazelle, Henry Buckius, Andrew
Fletcher. II. Il. Brennan.
Ninth Ward.
Select COuncil-Conrad Cast.
Common Council-Joseph r. Goodell,
VIM. Frailey. John S. Rohrer. Charles NJ.
Gibbs, Saml. Keeler, John S. Kendig, VIM
Kahl and Joseph Cunningham.
COnstable-A. J. Flick, John Mcclure,
Peter Sensenderfcr
Assessor-Wm. Frazer, Linn;eus Rath-
Won, Geo. w. Flagg, Reuben $. Oster.
Judgc-Amos &. Cast.
Inspector-j. Il. Amwake, jr., Edw.
Price.
Dc,cgatcs-Amos c. Cast, II. A..
Schroyer, Saml. Rcsl, Jacob Bertz, Joseph
Dcllct, Henry Rcs!l, VIM. Kathvon, Peter
Mnwcry. II. Z. Myers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-03
Ming.

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in North and South America ami Europe, has
gained for it among the medical faculty u
standing reputation. Chemists ard scientific
men have visited his ccliarin New jersey ANA
analysed his Wine, and pronounce it the most
healthy and beneficial in the market. The tol-
lowin, letter was received by Mr.. Srccr from
Dr. A. u. Wilson. one Of the oldest and most
celebrated physicians of New York city: :"
have been in the habit Of usin. Speers Port
Grape Wine, and have found it an excellent
ston.achic, 4 gentle sii;nulaat and tonic. 1t il
especially useful in cases of great nervous de-
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The disposition OF uHpTinciplei dealers TO
:dulteratc wines has compelled Mr.. Spcer 10
bottle all his productions. and place his signa'
turc over / he cork so ~ 10 insure to the public
itspurity. 1t is being used in churches for
communion purposes.
This wine is endorsed by Drs 4Atiec and D;!.
Wis. and sold by H. +. Siaymiser, Lancaster.
Pa. :cbl-2wd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-03

There was q large attendance at Rob-
erts' hall last evening where was held the
festival ant; supporter the benefit OF the
Sunday school connected with st. John s
Episcopal church. As on the opening
night. there was an abundance of tooth
some vIands which fairly loaded down the
supper table, apparently the chief point of
attraction to the visitors. The meal was
highly satisfactory to the mcst cpicurcaa
appetite, and the slillfu! cookery display
cd in its preparation was the theme of
much commcndation. Tho net proceeds
of the affair amounted TO more than 5000