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Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Lecture.

Rev. 7. L. TomkinSon will deliver a
lecture on "ptrSonai Character, " in Mt
Salem Church Tuesday evening, May Sd.
Tickets - cents. Proceeds for the brne-
fits OF the Young Mems Reading Room.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30

Lovers of really good chew of To
bacco should ask for Miller's Good
Enough Navy Plug, as it is the only To
Dacco in the market that has not drug
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
'rhe Nobbiest Clothes in the city.

If YOU are in want OF 4 nobhy suit Of
clothes, cal! on &. H. Ash, the Merchant
Tailor, 7O5 Market street, as he has a
large and selected stock Of foreign and
domestic goods constantly on hand.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Gcntiemsn's Goods.

New spring hats just received by Ross
ll6 Market street, also II fine assortment
If white shirts. neck ties, ScArf$, hosiery
,u,pgnders, &c. ,at very low prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
ARCHIE GIVEN'S CLAIM
ALLOWED BY THE LEVY COURT
ON A PARTY VOTE.
The Matter Discussed Generally
Money or Public GrOunds-St.
Georges Marsh Goa Will
Creek Bridge.

Az the members Of the Levy Court
were present ~ the meeting yesterday
and the session was of considerable In.
tereSt. After the allowance of the
claims of Attorney Gray for $l49, and
the adoption Of u report from special
committee (McSsrS. Ellison, Morrison
and Wier,) iavoring the erection Of a
new iron bridge in PencaI"r Hundred,
cost $l,S00,
THE GIVEN CLAIM
was taken up for consideration and
the following report was read from the
committee:
"The undersigned members of the
committee to wl"m was referred the
claim Of Archibald Given, contractor
for building the new Cnur House, re-
tpcctfullv report thar we have rXamin-
ed the paper Submitted hy Mr.. Given
aud iind that be- has actually, in the erec-
tion Of the Court Hou@, expended the
sum of $S,72i.25 in excess Of the contract
price. The committee being fully salts
fled that it was through no fault Of Mr..
Givens that hr Sustained this loss, and
believing that il i the desire Of a large
majority of thcprople of the county that
lie should be rcluuneraIed, would most
respectfully recommend tnat the said
sum Of eight Thousand seven hundred
and twcnty-on" dollars he and is here
by appropriated 10 pay the said Arrhi-
bald Given.
Signed. w. Il. BRIGHT,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
NEWS OF THE DAY.
CONDENSED DTELEGRAMS OF Y ES.
TERDAY'S OCCURRENCES.
Disaster on Lake NJ. Clair--EOresl
Fires 4uenched-LOss by the
Western FlO0ds-Mur-
ders, &c.

The State Attorney in Louisville. Ken
lucky, has begun several suits against
tie Louisville and Nashville Railroad
tor violating law Of Kentucky by
running Sunday trains. He claims
that the company has become liable to
fines aggregating $3.50 and costs, name
ly, one fine of$50 for running train,
and SIX other fines of $50 for the employ
ment Of persons engaged in work and
labor
, 1881-07-12

,Tl1E Stt1LOitS' UNION.
PRESIDENT ss,wslts iSrEnnouArEp mv A sAfLon.
IL ths EdIor a 1nt Chicago Tribune.
ClttcAu.,, July lt.-1t bus lately been tho prac.
ttcn of tho So called "t3nilors' Unton' 10 coin.
pei nicM TINT were not members thereof 10 leavo
vessels they had Joined, either BY force. nbt,sc.
or threats, calling mon TINT joined n vessel by
signing articles III tho Fpsaol- Ownors shipping.
orlco "scabs," rto., etc. Now, sr, through yo,tr
valuable columns I wish to nsk Mr. H. Powers,
tho very honorable President nr this ao-cnl'e,l
snIl0rs' Union, what constitutes "scab." ns
tho un!ou men calf uvcry ono that Is not n mcts-
ber thereof Is a snun n "scal," bccntlee he 10
not member Of tho Union mud ships fnr tho
best wagcs ho can get, Or bccaueo ho may bo
without means to take an tperlas,t,iu slau on
sl,ore. and after wandering up nf,'l down tho
rIvrraI!le for DAYS. Until ilnalty ho Is oithor
compelled to- lake a chance wh0n hU eA,i yet It
Mr. !tlebarl fe Pswars ' yoe"b'''arys rhea II 4
ntln becomes Il "scab" hecntlse, being III dcstt.
tntg cire.,n!stansa:' e 1h!ps o. vessel for *l;S
is a member Of tho Unlon, WIN. without bcin9
III cosc circumstances and with plenty money
C eenss Is ess thsn s 8u II wssesi ss M sst nm; cntto 1T 81
nfty MOL th4t Mro y n1w 9 yssscls sn'ng at't of
WI ess sser n o wo ID knos s t. e. this Tine s
nationality Oh tho fnce u tso earih. viii ,,oycr
faat thst 10 ono evor Wv % many nafloaaiities
se ses etS ySs S
Ef 9's s r. isFd ssSss so f ss ss vIoeso i s &c &c
10 much ess br,ant. iii III; Ths sescfa at!ass On
saSs siss 6 by sdiss' be T" vt. st ai; se
sn,, !1 ;, ,cqlapse of tho weaker party
trstnt / rt,r Ft0r $Hnx
, 1881-07-12
EARLY CHICAGO.
MIR. G. s. Hubbard Corrocts Some nIia-
, takes 1IMAo by MIR. Cl8nvors
III Tia Edflrr Of Ine CAItaGQ Tribune.

mr.. G. 8. Hubbard Correctn Some Mis-
, takes 1IMAo by MIR. Cl0nvors
III ths Editor of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO July Tin your Issue OF July you
publish latter from Charles Cleavor, Eaq., ons
of cur oldest an1 most honorod ctttxens, whose
romln!sccuccs slro IN the 'mRin corroct; ho Ia,
howoyor. mistaken IN somc things. whluh do.
siro 10 corrert-
]. Tho trst plano brought to Chicago wns by
John u. noaubtets. about 1871, as Nr. Wentworth
stAtes, and nut by tir. iirooks. 3lrs Capt. ltus-
soil nnl Mrs. John H. Knzle eaulo hero prior TO
blr. l3tooks, bringing thosr ptnnos.
z. lilo snys, !n apoaklng Of tho oil residence OF
John kiuz!e. that he was at tho tlruo hc cano
bore llvinR In n "spa0ious fox-bouso RbOut up.
poslt Dearborn stroot," 1t was bis aon. Jonn II.
KLnzIe who was then living there:
The house was tho United States 1natan
ARSnG9, tho ogs of which wore put up hy the
snccasaor, Alexander Wolcott,. md LOCATED
WHIT strosts, @ now S s.nGraced ] in WoSetis Add!.
ttotla. Nr.s r.sWolcost married sIstor of John II.
kinxto before thoro Was any ono authorixod to
PEORIA. ILL.,, from which place Mr.. John 1iAtnlln.
aJus;1cc Of tho rraco. was scnt for ana married.
Mrs, Wolcott, after tho loath of hcr husband,
tho prctniplon law for this eighty uorcs. now
j. t,i.fer f'' WIZ III. Cissvcr In regard 10
tho continued tnundaron or tho nralrio boz
Sso %"s euIy IT. riaE a1 spsax @ III ia 1ans
usnally heavy ruins, that tho roAtas wero In tbs
0ondlt1on doaarlbod BY htp. ;.:.
for Ha' Torso a1 asIvcr: thore gu oiassty 10
far alipUrinr to niucadninixod ones: they wero
de1EhtIX frey fs rts I'll, r. sloIxas =, ty
DIM mo tnr this correction, Wu old e0ttlcrs Ar1
, 1881-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS,
4 pAN0EnDuH ousTHuCrtoN.


6pfetal pspatei. % Tbs Chicago frtttlnx.
M1hwAugEE, July 1.-The IoArl OF Directors
OF tho Chamber OF cotnMercQ adopted a rosnlu- :
ton this aftornoon inatructltg tho Secretary to
entor Into correspondence With tho soeretury Of
tho Treasury with u view to tho removal Of tho
sunken barge Thomas \. Scott from tho bay, as
the wreck Ia proving dangerous obdtru cuo1.
MILWAUKEE nAY.DOGK N0rKs..
Spfftat Dtspateh to 1Hs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. July lt,-rhb tttE a. Il. Wright,
Of Mnnstuc. anu tho scow rcoh t}Av won't Into
n4t.s viii 10 plaeei M Il, dry.a.,cE toe,norraw s 70
st0p bull leak. Roputrs to tic tug Drockwny
aIp completed, and the boat h,ls Roae buck to
Ludiugton.
Eo1.ru POINT n,tEAxwArE,.
Special Dsrateh to Ihs Cntets1o tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. July 1l.-"rhe first eargo Of
tltnbor for tito NORTH Point brcnkwator was
brought in; to-day from Lud!nRtoa by tho
sinking tho csibs will be colnmpncoA at onco.
fnElultTH AT MILWAUKEE.
Special Dt5pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wiz, July 1i.--DrAin froightS ARC
as nafSs S for sG s bbaE y SSsn
Asa,nbulu at sl35.
SEW DOCK COMPANY.
-. sptetal Dapateh to 1hs CHICAGO Tribune.
has boom incorporated by Hing lrtiulca OF nsso-
catlon With tho Soprotnry Ut atato.
DULL TuwlSn.
Spsefal Dtspateh 10 77.a Chteaeo Tribune.
NJ uBK EtlDN, Mtch., July lf.-TuE nun hDro
ct,tEplAin that 1hey hnvo but llttlo b,lsness,
which lMny be partly accounted for by tho raui
thnt llrKe proportion Ut tho veKse1s cnturinX
thus port Ar1 Sl0hm- 0arKGa.
MuHKEu0N LuMIEss e1l1PMESrS.
5pteaat u.pateh u 7hs Chicago It1b,nt.
MrsEEaoS, Mich, July il.-Clvar.,.lgos to-day,
Attecu. Lltnber shipments, :: ~. .00O feet.
, 1881-07-12

Con. u, a. CDlllIs, President of the National
LnIlA LcaEI0 ut America, hAs received tic fol-
lowiug cA6lcKrJn from Treasurer ER4t, ut parIs,
lAlits, july a.-Ititftck Il. tiFlftis, Ias,09; Ho-
Treasurer Walsh. : J. ~'s'~ '''''
l:spress our war%est thanks !s to tho patriotic
a ,1ax asn1S a ot ehe LsHe WYE rr
Ialll to light ler Erput buttlp, =, -
! hayG Elytu llalpasA 4 full report OF tho
fnMds, which ho will prepare for tho american
ptek4, q.
iiavo lust returned from I.pndou, Tho moyo-
MsMt !; making splendid proxross.
t!cally wogshlGsa. e1aaseulatc4 " suit Whig aud
shadow.
Tie l1aht must continue on our lines till the
landed Knrrlson 10 upro0tel nEsl swept away.
QQr M0ttop "Hu gQrteuQeF," EGAN,
, 1881-07-12

rnlls nft, now lHllwarkB, sovernl now sianchfons
md tttnbcrhcut!s. l1or deck has been rHiseh
flftcCn inches M tnr rs tho 1nnlnMnst, which
nltcrnt,on viii uIyc bcr n cnrrynr rnpac,,y Of
IN i,,,an,, ,~,.a a,,., .,.,'n hor IT,, ~ a.,
.sVV n,'sn''s ua,'H. "''" ,"ho nct s'.A W ~
even koel' WIN hrr nc" coat nt rn'ht sho
locks handsome, aud her ova,crs Capt Dix md
nir, Wclch. Of Kinrston, deserve credit for
bring lrr hnr ont n flrtt.t,,nss yrssci In every
respect. Capt. DIX sails her again this 6cnsoti,
which will 10 hlH Ninth"
TIE NEW wELLASp CANAt~
Tho work IN tho cut,al enlargement nt Port
CoIilurno il raptjiy apt,rnurtit,E culnpcttofi,
Tln stutic- work nf tho now nuk II tlnJsnctl. aid
Mrssrs i{untCr NtIrrnv I. tlinvcfarj ftif rim.
tractors, hnvt lust bcgtin tho excavation ut tho
ottrnnce Of tho look. Tho r,ck sshs strippod -
ttoso 70 tho basin rs frntticaple+ anu thtfaS"s1
h0tcs MrillGt! III tlo rock on sRtarqay. Ihcsc
if0ieh were ~! enafgeu nnd b!nsten " aa olec.
tfsc cnrrcnt+ whereby nGont ny ynrus q t1.ck .i.
VIVA thfowf from !is l0t1 NM nsoNah up. lho
III. .IS ~ s 9ti ~ ~ VII ti.s Iii lit % IN
.lnn" i,v s,,nrln' 1,r,caas sjninr ~ thnt an.
f,inyri III f,r. I5inhar IN ,"etnnit,r the tinrbor.
Tha s,tbn,arfno Ulnstinr that viii 10 j,nccssnry
i, nnmni"tin~ Tho nutrSnt.c r., i'm mnw Innk viii
l,o p,ishcd yiforousty. in onicr To- tiayo this end
, 1881-07-12

= ACCIDENTS.
IiiiBOON AND nDWs1i&lT nR0kEN.
Whtlo bung lowed UP tho Snuth l1rauph about
II oelouk Sunday tlIuht, tho schooner Typo,
ludon with iron ore. eoIl!lcl with tho private
bridge hcar tho glue factary. and had her bow
Ht,rtt md t0bD0Dm broken off. There II sharp
bGntl III tho river ut that point, ant the bridge
Is htlitt 10 that It Is rxtrumcy difficult unl ilnn-
gert'us 10 navigate the river therc, especially
after lark.
ANOTHER cOLtlsEDN WITH THE SANE nNtD0E.
Ycst0rtlMy forenoon tho schooner 1L1gHiu md
Jones wh,lo DoEnF towod up coilltiod with tito
knlrkte or tho plltllg underneath tho sntnu
braage, hut fortunately sustained no datln9U
sayo ruthGr rough scrtptnH.
HTASCHtUSs yHOKEN.
The schooner Iilnt. while entering Oyten
Canal yesterday FORENOON, had llve s.utlchtons
broken by coming IN collision with II drudge Mt
wurk therc: II IS sAitl tnnt the purity hayfng
chAsEo " rho Iredve refused to ,hov1, nnd, In
attempting to get III, tho culiiston occttrrct. :.
G.usr stER nUnpE1s.
Capt E4 Napur's giant tl,K, the Florence, lost
her rudagr Ia tho s!yor Yesterday. anil bofore
sllo cnnd bo checked ran tntu tIly itiny puuenth
sa,s stsset rdxs wisa s,ooo tho sosk E
tho ilnmonso propeller Commodore.
LYING W1TItDur LIGHTS.
Tho propeller Nashua 1fl inln tho schooner
Atmosphere "a 'rhursdAy n!xht. which waa ly-
n,htlIhoo VI the sehUunur. neeurt1lls to tho ro-
port. WAs sW!tf,E over tue SIDE Or inc Sesse. Tlo
@ M1a ,rs Wns . Go9 &C, s,o~ ro Of spes
tGrtlR Tho cAll nIsd 3,llssinR through It dlngtn
ny. knt'cGtng hn!o tarsnEh 1t on tho uthor
su9. -, Ing @ e!efka WHY. tno itAte. 1nd thG stnWs
rs ne 3t n91m 1,!st iniasGa THEM ~ Tho repairs,
n S;tkl viii IN, ,n,n M 6,.f+n 80" "'s>'
a parA1,r.,I.
fo,+ zvn,tn,,, t,.tr., ~, ,'.t. ~, ,,,,, .. a..
Lapt; Mtlin aote r. III tattn tno 4oh nl tho
nrnI'atGe CAutafnus ~ I!evea9u 9t WeeHes%ny,
s'u .ho nsU " W. sMM: ne acs
nau CmiiusHat a4o "nt ~ lo!t ~ IfcaGntE. MS
ths;S anna i = ,sr,.s.htmn ...'u % ,nn EtIisea' i'
tiTs @ini sn ~ sfnstnr ~ .'o .,mI " m,1 Mss
~ IA e, w., ,t;s s - s'1 m, ~. ILL., so @aMunvt.. M RMepel
tstnt Mnr" sas @ n H., ~, tun,v,' , y;
ri, i,,"s I'M wns ",,,,nreI" srnm,, ~ p ua
nntnr, at,i III iii. "''''T@'' "'""" VI A'"Aes
SFEfA"AAituH DlSAHtGR.
, 1881-07-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

There eap no MI botter guKrantco Of the Talps
Of In. .M4DWAy'2 old. established H. H. RHAaaf
DIES thsntthe base and worthless tulitattone LII II
them, ~ 1hase ese False Aesolyents, Rollers, ~ ~
Pills. Do slrp eud ask for Itadway's, and ~
taaefhs ua.ue "liadwRy" ii ou What you ep5'
, 1881-07-12
A Non.Unlon Sailor Addresses Some
lnterrogatons TO Tho President
Of The Union.
Two Sohooners Collide with the
Bridge Near the South Branch
clue Factory.
Grain Fretgllts still Continue Steady
Mt . ii Gents for Corn to
nnfIhl0.
Around tic Lakes-hiBcollaueous-
rivals and Departures-Along
th0 S3O0hot
HOME GATHERINGS.

-
HOME GATHERINGS.
srtAM-w,iisrLss t>H vE*sEI.s.
ycster3ay w, uubljshct tho ordnAprs In rcla-
ton 70 .ho plowanf o! . s,. NV
OF te e's e"W W. ~ f'tv .1p ,, yossos
sGn,s y shs sns'an
mt,e ~ h,s ,I'.on." @ ~ o. NJ io tscr".
tim ii tho snperyts'',r Inspectors. win .Ao
Immense Nlnunnt Of sessel.sowlng dong on tho
river, and tho extreme tarrowt'ess Of tho elias'-
s,,S ,so f:,vnrnn,ant rnr,,imtInns ca,, bo uou,-
sau me ',,. M an1 ~ o" ,,.,,ors ~ ~
stou r s vessuis u thu That como Into port. il rhey do
nat whistle, they ,sy themselves ltntye IN tiue,
nr ,,rrbnr. t,oth r tint, a,a ti,o Forfeiture
tand should tho policeman detailed to
,sste for and report so"tons Of tho
taov ty nro 1i"l,1o " IT, m spcd Mr.,s"c,, ,no two
1nss afe o 10 10
,hoy nrs llku tl,e 10y OH tho lctco-f,n one st,ie
rho hlr ,,ou. and m tho ntl,or tlo mid bult. If
'x w., .H ~ "n ,,,e w .ay "o .o ,"% 1 h1l
thoS jump on Inc onisae the is'a.' pu1l tno ''"'"
ernmcntl Will gore tt,0t'l, anl II they Jump Oh
tho inside the ns dug t,.o city, witt n,s ,hS
t .ue uoses"s ~ .,.. ,".." 20
lint when steam vessel ss nearing nona OF
when from anun,,er c.i,.sc n pilot dues not have
n rIrnr yic,y uhcnh In ,n,,st st,,nd his whistle.
1ugfnan sny tho im1arnsc ADVERTISING slsns o.,
the pll'rg i't'dcrncnt tho bridges prevents t'o't
from seciny al,ct,l. and tAsy aru compelled 10
aons .ne.r w,s.'es ,ee. T., ,n tta" ~ 'us 1 "' @
othorw'ae naFe 10 10 no IN oFaet to avshu eol-
know to l,e true, atnl thu city authorities
.hould have tl,ntn raulovctl. Onc thing Can.
tH1$l8 WlkHL uUA W. AH[Ak II hGttul
, 1881-07-12
Superior City to 10 tho Lnko Superior
End OF tho Northern rnclllc.
one.Third of the Whole Town Given
.. Outright to the Rond.
Three Other Great Roads Heading for su-
periora Level platoaus.
Romantic viofssltudes Of fown.Sise Speeu.
fation Dating Back TO Buchanan's
Time.

III.
;nns u ,st ~ to Nnrthsrn lbs 1ac:" T.
% ri"r - II W wus @ mt tie sIin i.e Inn nv cooke 80.
Lake Superior, tile ST. Paul 4 Duluth. It !
vas mover meant by naturo; to bo tic end Of |
9ms excGp, ese 10 10
Observation-Disclosures. No ono can stand under
tho bcetllur hills at Duluth TINT run down
anost y to tho worry worry, ri, '.t o. .he iake, a look
actoss NJ VIE lovel platea1 OF nuperlor afd
plncc. Proctor Knott, IN I,s famous Dulush
inoso ~, tho nroirlos y In fnnt n fs 80
looso on .lo pthi!os :. H. ~ iae', IL ~ 10
croWtl1tl IN tllAt most OIL " lles on slant or
Hut. tiourh ike 81 petersbuyg. most UNIT.
" iocatntJ' II vfIl. ilkc tl,c n,lssio,, Canitui
losssse..' ~ WI, lAAu Io ~ t"ssa % omn, sn...
s1y'os , oIncs se n % Ok ~ n, uiut ,vt1
grow, but across tho bay is arising the real
metropolis of Lake Superior.
DULUTH WAS WILD w1rIf ExC1TEMENr LAST
WEDNESDAY,,
July Q. jay Cooke Coo ,,1 l,nd gone. Willard had
CONC. Long live vlllardl Dnl"til Inns been
lying torIorn for eight years or tho narrow
strip between Its desolato 1lflIsftles and tho
ea m w., !: osn U.s. ~ @ i. ~ ,aa ns m
III ie:s, & "tu e,oo n!y i,'y ~, III ae',. - ncs. esealo
prop propery @ 10 Whatever 70 foot @ nypoy t t9 coss 10
ry md for ycnrs ,iohn,lv cl,osi, tn rlyn at,v-
thinr. viii tho r.covorv or Norfhnrn In
c1" ,nnt,, ioou io ,'Iv'y ~ a,n,v -" aaoin r. tha
census Of 1850 It is given population Of $500,
two a elevators. ono with capacity cay % Of 1,o@,
GO bushels has just been anisl,et Il
cost Of S9s,0oo. Foundations for another
are being latd, and two moro arp planned
Tor the next two years. A biast.furnaco is
~ suceGsslua upatauoa' ltoh ole ~ 91ousMe ,
!tuhl Mattl"etee; Iinestone from ho"oys
1s'ahdst ,"Iefo Ine grapes M afe grown; anu
con- 1fon cioVe'ano. i!ls 1nrmace aollS lts
g grsn product s Sos.Is 70 St ra st%"te' a
onu,.,t1,n M ria t,n h"a W. ,o,, sn1nn,, oo,,aI
onSta1son. r, M ne % town HIS he" saloon c'''co
m,,. lne NOW ~ sorslon. e
Prosperity is coming back. Parties arc pros
'i nw"v from mr. % Dn1".h % nt W"nmiIion 49, i'akr II /,
determine @ tho quality and limits Of ami an im-
tIpro. II tic rspnrts % 1,ra oucnIraainr. @ Linz monoy
Is ple'leetl to buill sta,,dar,! eauso road
from Luke SUPERIOR to tue mines. Zeal es-
tato l,as recoycred 80 fnr TINT owners aro
sks s anosf foos Esttnr tGs e best business
Duluth showed 9 nir. villard III It had f. to
i ssSs 1ts s5o%t Ss1 ts H$.oTlsss ;. SEi isr
loud and lo!nE at S4per!gr bnt they haye not
yet !Atigied Inst. NJ. Willard l'Hd business
ass$ $s$''ts' sns Z ss ~ st'S asssss Esss
Duluth, ,wlisll Is n, HlnSesGta: 5 It Is : :
, 1881-07-12

vessels that wcre coming III or going out light,
m tho waier In several ut tho brhlEt-drAws will
mt porinlt hcnvIy-tn.lon ycssnls ~ take tho
stnrbonnl ell1e in til cases.
, 1881-07-12
.FEVER, AND .AGUE.'

FEVER AND AGuE cured for 20 cts. Tbsre
Is not y remedial agent In this world thht WI
cure Fever and Aguc, and other blAlaFou4
Bilious, 1carlat. Typhoid, Yellnw and otnat
f0yora faded by RAILWAYS rILI481 30 quickly
as RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
d. 1t will In fow moments, whom taken aecofd
fny to tho directions euro Cramps, 8pasms, 4ouf
Stomach, Heartburn, H1ck Hcadache, DIarthe4
Dysentery. Collie, Wind In tho Bowels, and all lf
travellers should alwaysoarry a bottlo Of Rad.
wny'a Ready li9llcf With thotn. A fow dropsla
water wilt pseveut sloknoB0 or pains ffa@
chau9a OF watcr. It iB hett1r than Frcnta
Erandy or Hlttera nB a Btinnulant-'
: Miners ond Llmbermen should always bc pro
s 'H, ' -. " cAUT1ON!!>
AL remedial uRonts capable Of. destroying Nit
by an overdose should DO avoided MoTphiue
opium, strychnine, nrnicn. hyoaoiamu8, and on.
or powerful remedlos. do Of c1rtatn liInee, ia
very small docs, rolovo tho patient during thsls
action in tho eyetetn. but perhaps tho Beoooa
:l0so, II rcpoatad, may aagtnvato and 1ncscaHs
the suffering, and another dose cause dcasa.
Thato 10 no Necessity for using those unceEtAa.
agents when a positive fpmody !tko NadHaIs
Ready 1iollef will atop tho most exnFuc!Rt1s
pain quicker, without entaifln8 tho least dllh'
Guilty ia cithor Infant or adult. !
--'.' THE TRUE RELIEF.
1 RApWAY's IsaAnx Relief Ii tho ouls remcdA
agent Ia vogue that will instantly stop puin.>
FIFTY Cdnt1 Per Hottie.
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MARKETN.
Philadelphia Market.

fHILADELPHIA, Sept. l6-FlOur scarce and
firm; superflne. at "a 5O85 %; extra
at s. 50d6 10 Ohio and Indiana family, at
;s'ie7 75; Pennsylvania family ~ 250
.31%; st. Louis do - 75GSW; Minnesota
Extra S6 7517 .; do straight, 81 2507 so;
winter patent $S OOGgS so spring do IS 0c6
Rye flour at s25
Wheat-NIarket dull; No. 2 Western
81 1891 4; do Amber a 81 @ assa, a. '""" Aea
Corn dull and easier; steamer 7Ohc;
sail yellow, at 7o@1lAc; mixed, at ne
7lac; No. Mixed. 7O9701ac.
i91905Oc No. 2. do 4sc {; No. 3, 10 4G14@l7c;
NO. 2, Mixed, 4G@l4613c.
Rye unchanged 81 90 bid.
PrOvtstOnS-mrrket SteOdy mesS pork at
so GO@2l OO beof hams, ut ssi India mess
beet 81 81, I. O..b.
BacOn-smokel shoulders 81; salt do
SIC; smoked hams l314c pickled hams,
l2L6l2L.c.
Lard quiet city kettle $l2 - loose butchers
$ll 80; prime steam $l2 G56ll2 75.
Butter scarce and firm on good demand
Pennsylvania cream extra NC; Western
do BE do gOOd to choice 3lG Sc: Bradford
county and New York extra, 2Sc: firsts,
25G927c Western dairy extra :5@26c do gbOtl
to choice, 22Gl2lc.
Rolls none here.
2IGls2c.
Cheesc-chOice firm; New York full cream
l2AG0l3c Western full cream l20l2l5c; do
fair to good, ll@ll1.c ;dO half skimmei sG9c
Pcnna tO, G371.c.
Whiskydull at 81 Is.
SeeslS-GOOd to prime Glover quietat 1Ox0
lie; Timothy quiet Mt $2a03 %; Flaxseed
81 ~ sales.
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1.-Two Stock Markets.

CHIcAaO.-lioss-Receipt 1900 hcad; ship
mcnts, .7CO head market weak and prices lOc
lower: mixed packing at $G 35@6 IS; light,
$i 4O0G 30; choice heavy, $G W607 40; culls and
Srasscrs, 8; sO6l6 81.
Cattlc-Receipts, 500 head; shipments 3lO1
head market strong; exports ut 81 cO636 20;
shipping, $j@p6; common $i@4 10; butchers NJ
- GOfE4 ~: Texans active ut So 2O03 80 !; half
breeds and natives, s. 900i GO.
EAST LIBEETY-t,attie--Receip ,377 heal
market slow ut yesterdays 3 prices.
lIOgs--Reccipts, ., 400 head Phiadelphias at
81 1907 30 fair Workers at 81 25Gl6 80.
Sheep--Keceipts, $40 head market steaaiy
and unchanged.
WEICHEL-WITLINGEH-On Sept. 18th, by Rev
F. p. Mayser. in lions Evangelical Lutheran
church, Mr. John II. Weichcl to Miss Louise
Witlinger, both of this city. It's
GUNZENHAUSER-SCHAEFE 18th, blythe
same, ut the house of the brides parents. Mr..
Christian Gunzenhauscr, of Lock Haven, to
Miss Katie Schatcfer, of this city. 1td*
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HaY Fever.

MEssRs. WHITE & BuRDICK, Druggists, Ithaca,
n. VI can recommend Ely's Cream Blam to
relieve all persons suffering with Rose Cold
and Hay Fever. l have been a great sufferer
from the same complaints have had great re-
lief by using the Balm. have recommended
1t to many of my friends for Catarrh. and in
all cases where they have used the Balm freely
have been cured. T. kENEEr, Dry Goods mer-
chant, Ithaca. n. Y, Sept. 6, 1880
ME-. A. L. AVERY, Pharmacist, Newark, n. J.
Having been severely afflicted for eleven
years with Hay Fever. after trying almost
everything without avail, gave up all hopes
OF being cured, when purchased of you a
box of EIy's Cream Balm. To my surprise,
after 4 few applications. was entirely re-
licved. ii. WATSON HARRIS, Letter Carrier No.
IA, New Z. O., Newark, Nj. Price 50 cents.
sel5-9wdeod&w
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New IORK, Sept. 16-FlOur-Stato and
Western dull and slightly In buyere' favor !:
Supertine State, g 2546; extra do 36 90
81 sOlS 90; round hoop Ohio &c lO1G 30 !:
choice do 81 GO07 50 superfine western
s. Sac %; common to gOOd eXtra do
white wheat do, at 81 OOGs 90. Southern quiet
but unchanged; common to fair extra
W6cat-prices Z@ic lower and mar
kct dull; No. Red, cash, 81 4sL !;
do Sept, 81 4s@DI ls1l do October, 81 49zz1
5Oll dO Nov. 81 53l1l 53sz dO Dec, 81 $50
Ii5..
Corn 19aOIzc lower and heavy: mixed west
ern spot. 674g7ll4c; do future, 7lAGl7G5Sc.
Oats-Priccs quiet AMI without important
change Oct. 435as@Qii1Ic: State i211Sl5O1.c;
Western iDIs60JOlSc.
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~ OF an order OF the Orphans Court, the
undersigned will expose ut public sale, at the
Lancaster County House. East King street.
city OF Lancaster, on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
IL, 1881, at ~ O'Clock p. III. AL that double
two-story frame dwelling house with one
story frame back built ding attached. and
same is erected also well with pump therein,
situated on East Chestnut street, Nos. 75s and
7GO east of Fra lklin street, containing OH the
or less, and extending in depth that width,
one hundred and twenty-five feet, containing
fruit and other trees growing thereon, being
the same property of the late Amanda Quig-
ley, deceased.
Parties wishing to view the premises will
call at Nos. 75S and go East Chestnut street,
or upon the undersigned at his Office, No. s
Court Avenue. Lancaster city.
Terms OF purchase made known at time OF
sale. HENRY SnUBERT
aug Is, lS,2o&Sept1O-lwd Executor.