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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-18
South Bound.
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North Bound.

Ssll, Sou.hwscd. connects 6. Charlottesville
with Ches. s. Ohio K. t., East and Wes.. a
aEn 4. H., through Southwest Virginia. t.
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and TeIss-sn at Danvills with Richmond g
Gsnvilie f. h.. to South snd Southwest.
G1preaa Southwark connects st Charlcttsa.
Ville sJ all pointG on Ches. s. Ohio 4. T.. and
MlkED TRAINS for Main Line leave al.
eIsndri. dsily except Sunday, S on s. m. and
II IS n, NJ, .nd returning arrive at Alexandra
II DO y m and 40 p. u.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
IL 8. n. snd Alexandria Is q. M, daily
except Sunday, arrive st Strasburgatl2 IS p.rn.
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West. Leave St.ssburg 30 y. M, arriving 4.
Alexsndr:a st 6 SIS p. III.
MINED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
ISiON Leaves Alexandria daily. except Sun.
dsy, at 20 =. ~, arriving st Strssburg at 6 US
20 IN, and returning leaves Strseburg a. 6 rs
e. H., arriving in Alexendris 81 2 sc q. m.
Fof hlcd!eourg, daily connection st Plxng
aistion.
For Uapcrville, regular connection st De.a.
pisne.
For WAKRENToN. leave Washington E,
I 10 a. Il. daily.
Passengers csn leave Warrenton at $3.50 m
and tsko mixed train at Junction and reach
alexandria at II 10 y n, in timo 10 make A. 81
and New York.
All trains make good connections, Of Wash.
inEton, TO snd from North and Wost.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington At
~ A. NJ, running through without change,
Pulimsn Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta, Ca, without change, on 10 Is
p. m. trsin.
Marks Adjustable Chair Car is run on Nieht
Train between Washington and Danville.
Through tickets very low to the South and
Southwest. '
GERCE2 HLAUGHTrE n n
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PURE WHITE aud GROUND SPICES at Nc
BURNEY !; Sons.
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L. PonTNER's BEER, bottled daiy price Ct
caai5 poc CtZ-a.
GEO hIcBURNEY u Son.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia, Advertiser
ETEAEERS,
w ASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90.
Wy [I.irnitadl

Y (lIDlIlHI!J
On s3undsy, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes.
day the boats of the Washington Steamboat
Company (timited) will run IS follows:
Leave Washington st 6 90 s 10 8 80 and 10 so
q. NJ, ard II Is, 2 ~, 3 20. 4 do IS snd 7 D. m
Lcere Alexandria at & CO, + 80 80 10 10 and
II 60 8. m, and Is, DO, ". s 20 and sc p. M.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday leave
both cities e: CO $50 $50 So 10 So IL 80.
y 50 80 81. ) &c. 4 30 30 ana 6 80 T:cpl5
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Steamers OF this iine will run IS folioYs;
b'SShs N3RT&s.M.

Sso~Nieia VI sniS ii!lH WILL run 50 fGI.9WE;
ESSas &SEST&s.M.
:'canocti1g With Merchants aud Minors Line
Coz Boston, steamer
&xsD y Gs TRa EIzas
EVKKY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, z! & GO O'clock p.in.; returning, losyo
Horfolk on alternate days 81 go p. IN.
This sisunch iron slaaElor hiss jua: boon paint,
Cd throughout s.stcroorIs aawly furnished and
csr9ete3, and is tho handsonoa. as we'll az ,he
safest beat on the foto,aoc river and CEosaposke
bay, snd is the only steamer masking close con-
nect!on with tho New York and Boston steam.
ere; sleo CONNECTS With Richmond steamers and
and POINT LOCKOUT gong and returning.
For tbs fell snd winter, commencing Oct. 1:t
rates OF faro will be as follows:
First class fsTe to Fortress Monroe snd Nor
ioik " GU: SECOND casO ST 80; Grst cIsss fare to
Piney foiE! AID E'Ciu. Lookout 81 50; record
class 75c.
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Tne steamers Of .nis ccrapery MAKO conrsc.
tons at Norfolk for Ros!or ard sll points East ::
II New York with ell points West snd NORTH.
VEST, and Ct Aie1sndr with Virginia Midlsad
Railroad snd Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates G;Tgn aEd freight handled csre.
fully hId pToE,psly. For tIr.bsr informstlon
apply 10 e. q. EEED, agent,
III. THOMPSON, President
l4lG street,
sop 27-tf Washington: T. g.
r::::caS. GLyDA'S STEAM LINE WsEK-
E,s:t:Sa:: Ly TO
2Ell.AC sLPiiA, FALL, RIVER, PEOyy.
DEaoE AND BOSTON
Ssssriers lcgye Alexandria EvExY TJTss
EA1 End leare Philadelphia EVE!Y SsT.
UEDAI.
This line canno2!s $: hlexkndri. with ttan
a. = RI. md " & 0. 4. Rs. snc :: Phijc,ni,
phis with C!ydo'a regular Steamships for FsiI
Hiyer, Providence sad Boston.
Frcis at Forwarded Eith Drom p,faze snS n.>o
tre2 OF COmmiissoNR, -
no charge tor transfer L. Fh!;sdc,pEis. znd
wharfage in BnstoR. Quick Sine. Frcauant
denar:CToD, Through za3oS snd :h:ouCh hills
81 iac!ag given. lucur*Gcc at the loves, rs:as.
AgsE:s:
i. q. SE&n, Aie-hndris.
VIZ. CLYDE K CO., Thilsdolohis
JOaaSON i CO., Wash. & Georyta.
j'!' ca
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~" Ask you: druggist for g copy of "Youaa
Mems Frlcad" and read 1t!
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AEGSE EiSt's'St:5;A .

NlEGlNIE: In the CLERKS ofice Of the Cor.
porslon court Of the city Of alexandra,
ON the 24th dsy &C Septemb Dor, 1881.
Benjamin Cooley, compiai2sGt !
against }I1 CHANGERS.
SCR: Cooley, defendant.
Memo. The object of this suit is to obtain
decree diVotcing the complainant from tie bonds
Of mstrimony with the defendant.
The defendant, Sarah Cooley, not having en-.
tered her appearance and givon security accord.
ing to The act Of Assembly and lhe rules of this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit the.
enc is not resident Of this Stato il or
dered that the said defendant appear here
within one month sfter due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary 10 protect her
interest IN this suit and that a copy Of this or
dor DO forthwith inserted in the Alexandria CIV
zatto newspaper published in the city of Alex.
dria, onco a week for four successive weeks, and
posted u tho front door Of the Com. House OF
This city. 4 copy, test:
MOTION MkRyE, Clerk.
q. kGmpeT, >. eanci:-y u
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TIE STEAMER
fE RGE LIE A ~

[Iarry ing TIE .. :. AriI)
VII! lehvo her wharf. foot OF Prince street.. on
TU ESDAtS and THU HHDAIS at G D, NJ.
end SATURDAYS: st GEO p. m gtopping a,
ilEeT ron! snd Point Lookout gc;n2 aud re-
turning. Returning leaves Norfolk on WE'D.
HESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at a
O'clock D. n.
BEGINNING wish Mag l: 1881, Excursion tickets
gill be Issued, good for four dsys as follows:
t;rsl class t:rc to Fortress Monrou snd Nor
lolk, g "; Fi:ss e!a's round ttip s. &C; Second
Class, each way ST. 90; First class fare to !-iney
Point and Point Lookout 81 80; FiIst.cisss
round trip, 81; Second, class, esch wsy, rs els.
t!stercclas 81. Meals IS cts.
GHokGE AATTINGLY, Sunt.
2. E. HOOjs, agent. mb26
I INLAND = 5EAEoAl.D CDAsTiNS &C.
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FOR POTOMAO KIYXE LANDINGS.

On sid after Monday, Angus. let, 1881, tho
Steamer T. V. AREO WSMlTH, will lesve he-
W6stf, foot Of Hi Street 8. 7;3J 8. m EVERY
AoNDAY, TEUkSDAY AND SATURDAY
tor all H!VHH LANDINGS. On Monday IS
;sE IS NomiE' tory; On Tiu.sdsy, Nomini
CurEicnan On Saturday Currionan and Leon.
GritoWn.
Steamer MYSTIC Sundays fo. Hiver Lsnd.
lngg sc lar down % Upper Mschodock, stopping
ct Bro7ts Rhs1f and Chapel Point
:, Tuesdays making the above landings rs far IS
Ast:cz Cresk.
jt26-!f j. 4. WOOD, MANAGER.
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EGS ts&SS yssRM.

EGgs ts&5S YssEN,
5T2aJS Fi5S z. c. R-.,gs ME9Ss.H .Sag.a
&SRSGsry
EV2EY FRIDAY, st y M. and retprring,
iasve Rev Sork, from pior Al, East river, ET.
Elk E&.TU &nAE, t. 4 O'Clock .. Il.
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ss&aY:saA. <IEHG@ssa2L.::4. tx.

Parry, !Ioustan County &c. jan &c, 1880
II l37&, ;heTa w1sc TWO ce2-oa confined il jail
bGd!y sil;ci"d With Syphilis. IN ny official Cs.
psctY ] eI:iaioTed G. e Swift, to care them un-
der r cOntreG:, '7so care 40 2ry" He admins.
tarod his. "SGrhiIitc Specific end in few
weeks :sil bound 60 pnp hin cut If the county
sTe:surY, as be md .ti"c,cd q complete ani rldi-
col cure. +. 5. GILAs, Ord. Houston CO. Ga.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Fcb. II. 1879.
The S. $. & is giving good satisfaction, Grn
gentlemen VINO lad hec! confined TO his bed air
10ccIS with Sphiiic Rhcunatsm hss been cnrtd
entirely, snd speaks il tic hiShoa, prsso OF il.
CuILEs IL BERRY,
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Proprie!crs. Atlanta, Ga
Sold by I; i, j4EhUHEATEI; & BRO.
Cal! for copy cf "Yrnra Men'a Friend "
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sSfCH &OAFOLE, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
I&ESS MONROE AND TIE SOUTH,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-17
They Marked-Is it n straw

Three well-informed gentlemen, a
Democrat. New Era Republican and an
Examiner Republican marked " over a
bottle Of wine to-day on the result of the
primary elections on Saturday, all laying
aside their personal and political sympa-
thies and aiming only to strike
the most bull eyes. When they had
finished they compared notes and
found that they had all under
lined High, Skiles, Umblc, Eaby, Sunny
and Myers, Kreider and Evans. For treas
urer, Good, Grissinyer and Greidcr each
had one. For clerk Of orphans court,
Spurrier two and Reeser one. For
prison keeper, Burkholder two and
Smith one. For coroner, Shubert
Shiffer and Gallagher each one.
For auditors Marsh two, Greider two
and Reed, two. For delegates, City, Mus
ser, two and Bolenius, one; Lower end,
representative Flantz three, Brosius two,
Hcilelbaugh one Lower end, senatorial,
Breneman two, Wilson one Upper end,
Wisner two, Gantz two. Book one. Bru-
baker one, Reist two, GraybiIl one, Hun
seeker two, Noltlc one. The Ne@ Era set
up in the northern district is for Biubaker
Re;st, Graybiil and Wisner.l
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Death Of n ReafIfng .DOurnalisf.

Jacob NJ. Beck. for the past seventeen
years editor OF the Reading Adler. died
suddenly at his residence No 129 Reed
street, in that city, Oh Saturday evening
last. He was born in Mecklenberg, Ger
many, on May "a, 1919, and was therefore
nearly G2 years of age. He came to this
country in 1886, some time after learned
the printing business in the office of the
Village Record at West Chester, and was,
employed there at the same time with
Bayard Taylor. Mr.. Beck returned to
Germany and took part in the revolution
Of 1S4S, when he was wounded and after
wards taken prisoner and thrown into
prison, but having been naturalized while
in the United States he was released
upon the intercessiOn of our government.
He again came to this country and has
since been employed chiefly as u journal
list. Dcceasedswas a fine scholar, being
master Of six languages, and he was an
able an effective writer. Mr.. Beck leaves
4 wife and four children
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TIE THREE LINKS.

Annual Meeting OF Pennsylvania Odd
HARRISBURG. Pa, May 17.-The annual
communication of the Grand Lodge OF
Pennsylvania Odd Fellows met to day in
the opera house. The report Of the Grand
Master shows the order to be in flourish
ing condition and present membership in
the state &c, 600, and assets of the lodges
So, 800, 900. The communication recon
mended that the per capita tax be fixed at
ten cents.
Yesterday the election officers reported
the following as the officers elected for the
ensuing year NJ. w. Grand Patriarch, j.
P. S. Goblin, of Lebanon. had 1,16S votes
NJ. E. Grand High Priest, Charles C. VAN
dyke, of ofPhiladelphia, had !, 179 votes; r. W.
Grand Senior Warden, Joseph E. McCabe.
of West Bridgewater, Beaver county, had
l, ,181 votes II. w. Grand Scribe, James
B. Nicholson, Philadelphia, had 1,169
votes II. w. Grand Treasurer, John :.
Heiss, Philadelphia, had !, ,1SO votes r.
w. Grand Junior Warden, H. w. Bailey,
Philadelphia, had 72S votes; r. W.
Grand Representative, NJ Richards Mucklc,
Philadelphia, had 1, IA votes.
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to q public hospital having few days pro
viOusly, and without any sufficient OF up
parent reason, assumed the attitude Of .
corpse prepared for burial. Il required all ,
mans strength to flex his limbs, a, for in
stance, to stir either arm from his side, and
the moment the force was removed the
arm or other limb would fly back again
as though impealed by . metallic spring.
He could be laid across a chair like q log
of wood, and If he were lying down he
could be raised by the head, resting his
heels on the floor, as stiffly ~ though he
were a bar of iron. If unsupported in
standing position he would fail
over heavily. He used to eat soup
when forced into his mouth, but
his face, even when . swarm of flies was
allowed to settle on it in the summer time.
He never spoke, and it is to be hoped he
never snored, for from the date mentioned
until February 4, 1881, being twenty one
months, he lay in ward in the manner de-
scribed. where he was surrounded by pa
tients and under constant observation Ofthc
Onthat fateful day in Febru-
ary he unwarily moved hishead. Instantly
the attendants "toOk him ON the hop,
and made him "stir his stumps," 50 to
speak. They spoke to him, and set him
on his feet, and worked his arms, while he,
there can be no. sort Of doubt, asked what
they were giving-that is to say inquired
what sort Of a practical joke they were
playing on him. At last, to their aston
ishment, and equally to his own, it is
said, he walked and talked, and now his
case is classed as simple dementia.
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Live Stock Markevs.


Observation-Disclosures 1,AOO head tots,
for the week thus far, A5CO head Same time
last week, $3.50 head; consigned through. 3;s
day offerings light: sales Of sooi 10 cSC'cs Sc.
to sood as IS s;S5 %: very lille Casehs1s' si
stociers and feeders higher :: sales % Of stccseS;
at . O04 s.: good Canada at - SO0l 80; good
feeders, S; faf bulls. 81 aga 50; loads of cI-
sheep and dLambs.-Receipts. s 500 head; total
Tor the week thus far, 5000 head for tho same
time last week. 1000 head; consigned through,
higher: sales OF common m" to pSi choice Z elippess %
sheep ut 81 5OG5 10; good to choice wooled.
fs,r tS sSo eHs1 G06,sa tor s Export 'soas; few
Hogs-.Rsceiptsy 1000 head; total for week
thus far, 700 head same time last week. l3-
SU ts,s,1 nsad CONSIGNED through. 50 cars market
dull anu prices tending downward; no East
ern trade: :: sales of light YOrksra ut s5 g65 IS
goosi DO to local buyers ut s6d6 IS good to
best grades disposed OF; y number Of light lots
left over.
|. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1900 head; ship
ments. $3.50 heal; market DUH. weak and lOc.
lower: mixcd packing. IS 5O65 50; light bacon,
- !O05 70: choice heavy. $5 9OG6 p
Cattle-iseceipts. 5. $40 head; shipments. $500
head active demand and steady pens we'll
cleared: common to fair shipping. Is 2R5 50:
choice, IS 1096: fine heavy.steers sOld ut q ~:
p asa an ss:y .. 70
.sg5 .; Texans, - 10; stockers and feeders.
$35Ol525 p.
sheep-Receipts. 500 head: shipments, l,OOO
head market tirmer; common to choice
w0oled: - S905 -; fair to good shOrn, - 80
30; all sold.
day. 2.21S hcasl OF through, and I ..sj6 head Of
local supply about the same as last week. but
considerably of in price. ON some graies fully
Soc; correct figures cannot be established to-
day.
HOss-Receipt-. $40 head; PhiIa.lelphias,
u aDel6 80 : Workers, S. 6O05 IS.
= tnA, SAYl fNir lV
active ut O0Dc increase over last weeks
prices.
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Western Grain Markets.

TOLEDO, Ohio-Wheat tirper; No. white
Michigan, 81 l2A; No. Red Wabash, spot,
81 131. May, 81 1914 June 81 12Mk ;July, 81 Os14;
August, 81 0f4; all the year, 81 O2A; No. do,
81 1O% Rejected. 81.
isc: May. 47c; June, 45,Sc july, 45Ac No.
White, 49kc; rejected, i61ac; damaged. uc.
Oats quiet; No. ?, 4o11c; No. White mt &c.
Wabash, spot, 81 lsl4 May, 81 l3Nc; June,
81 l2H; July, 81 Gsh: August, 81 OaH.
Receipts heat, q, ,OOO bus corn, 5OIOeS bus
oats. 5000 bus.
shipinents-Wheat, $1,000 bus; corn, p !OOO
bns: oats, IA. 100 bus.
DETROIT Flour quiet at 25l5 80
Wheat firm. No. White, 81 llH bid, cash
81 ll5 May 81 lO12, June 81 lO, July 81 OG5ss,
August No White nominal
Corn quiet Mixed 4Gc. asked.
Oats dull White 4jc.
ClOverSecd nominal.
Receipts-FlOur none Wheat, 5000 bushels.
Corn, l. 900 bushels Oats. l, coo bushels.
Shipments-Wheat 5000 bushels : Corn. 400
bushels.
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No preparation cas- ever performed such mar
vellous cures, or maintained so wide q reputa-
tion, as AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL which is
recognized as the worlds remedy for all dis
eases OF the throat and lungs. Its long-cOn-
tinued series of wonderful cures In all climates
has made it universally known rs n safe and
reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary
colds. which are the forcrunners OF more seri-
Gus disorders, it acts speedily and surely,
always relieving suffering, and often saving
life. The protection 1t affords, by its timely
use in throat and chest disorders. makes
it an invaluable remedy to be kept al
ways on hand in every home. No person can
afford to be without it, and those who have
once used 1t never will. From their knOwl
edge OF is composition and effects, physicians
use the CHERRY PEcToRAL extensively in their
practice, and clcrgymen recommend 1t. 1t ia
absolutely certain in its remedial effects, and
will always cure when cures are possible. For
sale by all dealers. ml2lwdeod&w
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FATAL PISTOL PRACTICE.

Some Recent Tragedies in New York City.
NEW York, May 17.-The death of Au-
gust Bouzer, in Roosevelt hospital, was
reported to the corOner's Office to-day.
Bouzer is the young man who on Sunday
week ago was shot in the head
while rowing in boat on the Harlem
river, opposite Marn's dock, by some boys
who were practicing with pistol on shore,
and who made their escape. No arrests
have been made.
Tho police reported this morning that
Efie Person. aged IA, Of 173 Tenth ave-
hue, shot herself in the left breast and
died at once.
Thomas Irwin fell from a step-ladder at
Ashmead's store, on Avenue A, this
morning and was killed.
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ALONG THE POTOMAC.

All Quiet To-day ~ far ~ Heard From
WASHINGTON, May .17.-Immediately aftel
the reading of the journal in the Senate
to-day Mr.. Davis wv. Va, inquired iron
ically whether or not Mr.. Dawes was
ready to procede with the election OF
Senate officers.
Mr.. Dawes replied that whatever might
happen he would submit cheerfully to the
will of the majority and would not be
found insisting that the majority should
not rule unless it would do as tho minority
wished.
At 1910 the Senate went into executive
session.
Robertson and Others to be Reported
FavOrably.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE president
to-day nominated Miss Catharine Singer
to be postmistress at Mechanicsburg, Pa.
The Senate committee on commerce has
decided to report in favor of the nOmina-
ton of Judge Robertson as collector for
the port of New York, Merritt as consul
general at London, and Badeau as charge
d'affaires to Denmark.
The Prssidont's Wife's ILLNESS.
WASHINGTON, May ia bulletin issued
at Q o'clock this morning says: "There
is some improvement in Mrs. Garfield's
condition. She passed a quiet but rather
sleepless night. Her symptoms this morn
ing are encouraging fever less and mind
clearer
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-17

The "LOndon Hair Color RcstOrer' is the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people and Is totally different from
all other Hair Restorcrs, being entirely free
from all impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
badness Or falling of the hair exists, or prema.
ture grayness, from sickness or other causes,
its use will restore the natural youthful color,
and cause healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all impurities, dundrutf, ETC., ut the
same time Il most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, tragrantly perfumed, rendering it
soft and pliable, making it an indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
London Hair Color RestOrer. Price 75 cents a
bottle. Six bottles, 81. Main depot for the
United States, $50 North Sixth street, Philadel.
ph,. mll-lydTThS F&w
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a Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should pe
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In.
durable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial Trocies do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the intamed parts, allaying
irritation. give relief in Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant Use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned wcll-mcrited rank among the few staple
remedies of the age. Sold ut p cent, Il box
everywhere. mSlYdTTh&S&lyw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-17
Philadelphia Cattle Market

MONDAY, May l6.-The receipts OF stock at
the various yards We're for the week Cattle,
100 head sheep, $500 head hogs, $500 head.
Previous weekmCattle. 8. 800 head; shc' p, 500
week was fairly active and prices, on account
of the heavy receipts, were Nc lower.
We quo:e a.s fOllows:
s1ase: aa;It: CONN GemmoS ?SSs s5sesss' S~e"e "e''
Bulls and Cows-Fat COWS and bulls were in
sympathy with beeves and were active ut )
former ut $l502j, and the latter ut $l00l5.
Calves-Pennsylvania were active and read.
lily taken at G97I.c. White Western sold ut ~
Mich cows were in fair demand and quo
tations ruled from $500 per head, with sales
Of several choice at $6OQ7O per head.
active, but at the close to-day prices were Nc
lower on account of the large supply.
Wool sheep 5X@7c; clipped sheep, 5asc
with most sales between 5s<l6Ac. Several lots
of culls sold ut 414@l5c. No wool sheep were in
the yas ss: pripg lambs wsrs "f S5 st @c
Hogs-The market during the past week
was rather active, and prices were without
mS3er'nn We auote sa"nss;l as follows:
Extra, 9l@s11c; Good. sA0s1sc Medium s,
Gsssc.
SALE OF LIVE STOCK.
Roger Maynes, lso Western and Ian. CO., gross.
A. Il !. Christy, ls7 Western, gross, sh96slc
T.. s. 4 B. +. McFillen, 40 Western, gross, 20
Owen Smith, 1870 Western and Pennsylvania,
NJ Uiman, lei Lane. co. and Western. gross, ~
John McArdle, 800 Lancaster CO., GR7c.
Daniel Murphy, ITO Lane. co. and Western,
schamberg 1 Paul, ss5 Western and Penn'a,
Iowens'ein { Adler, I:7 western. sssS sSsSe
26O Mont. GO. cows405]1c.
H. Chain, jr., G. Western, 5kQ6kc.
Daniel Sznyth.x Bro, 145 Western, 666Nc
Dennis Smyth, IS Penn'a, 5k06kc. "
Bachman & Levi, 80 Western, 0(36Hc.
80 Berks CO. cows 31zf15c.
NJ. Levi, ITO Western and York CO.. 5Ztj6Kc
Louis Horn, @ Penn'a, mixed, 4HG5Xc.
VIM. Sales, ~ Lancaster CO. and Nd, 5L06Ac.
James Clemson, SO Western and Chester Co,
Abe Os1heim Sc St. Louis. 5000.
James Eustace, 96 Western, GN06Ec.
j. +. Sadlcr 4 Co., 272 Western, 5TG6Ac.
+. Scheetz, 35 Western, 606Ac.
-" GO Montgomery co. COWS, 405c.
H. Miller, 30 Lane. CO., GLc.
| s. Dreifvis, =! Western, GZ0SIc.
DRESSED MKATs.
| Dressed Becves were active during the carry
mart of the week at 9x01Oc. but AZ the Close
| today prices had declined to SH09Ac.
| SALES last WEEK.
! Tbos. Bradley, 10 head at 9H@l0c; &. $