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No headache or back.achc for ladies'
who drink "WlNE OF cARoUl."
For sale by Logan 4 Co.

CHARLIE 1IELNDRiGnr, the reliable pool.scl.
Ter, will offer at his place this evening and
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings pools on
the weeks races, especially the boat races.
Wednesday, the day Of the Barrett Altmyer
race, sales will take place In the morning
and on the course In the afternoon. Al the
same time Thursday on the lIOli.wSisgerbGr
Der race.
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Saturday man named Charles n0ssGtt,
who claims TO he foot racer, was arraigncd
before Squire Philips on the charge of break.
Ing into the room Of two ladies at the Mcclure
House and stealing some money and jCwelry
lie was committed in default Of 81 600 bali.
While BassGtt was on trial Mrs Bradshaw,
Of the Island, was given an opportunity TO
sec him, and she recognized him MS man
who had entered her room nt the residence
Of her father, Mr.. Sutherland on Zane
street, on Thursday night. On that occasion
he secured watch belonging to Charlie
Sutherland. proprietor Of the Wheeling
Steam Laundry, Hnd Stim Of money belong.
Ing to Mr.. Sutherland, ST..
On the same evening the houses Of Mossrs.
MCMillen md Irwin, on South Front street,
were entered by burglar, and it Is now srs-
pcctcd that lIaSSett was the man. The Grant
House was also the scene Of similar Opera.
lions to Bassett's at tho Mcclure House, three
rooms being entered and everything of value
that was portable carried of. BasSett's
chances Of protraCted residence In the
classic village Of MOundsville, In the quiet
confines of the State industrial establish.
ment there, arc considered promising.
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"BLAcK.DRAUeHT" makes chilh
and fever impossible.
For sale by Logan & Co.

ARRANGEMENTS have all been made for tho
Tournament Ball To take place Tuesday even.
ing at FranEheim's Hall. The Queen and
Maids Of Honor will be selected after the
Tournament at the Fair Grounds, and will
preside at the ball.
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WiCkhnm will sell pools on Barrett and
Altmyer, Boil and Weisgerbcr races At hi.
gers saloon, Tuesday and Wednesday even.
ings and mornings Of races also ut the course
afternoon OF races, from big white top.
| WuUnu u -
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The Rev. DR.. Willitts, OF PHILADELPHIA, Inns
been secured TO deliver his celebrated lecture
on the above subject In the First Presbytet>
ian Church on next Friday evening October
2lst. Tho large assembly which Heard him
in June, on Sunshine" will DO delighted to
have another opportunity OF listening to his
popular and eloquent lecturer.
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The following shows the range Of the tlcrN
nomcter, US observed ut SChncprs drug store
Opera House corner
1850 1881
5A.MllM8rM7rM l7A.M 2A.9F.M7 I'm
a. a II ~ IL 81 81 ~
suSDAY.
7A.N.t2A.3r.M1rM IA ~ i2N3P, MEN
90 II u q ~ ~ 10 ~
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WAsntS0roS, October IL, A. M-t'or Ten.
ncssec and the Ohio Valley, fair weather,
snulhcastcrly winds, lower barometer sta.
iiunnry or higher temperature. For lower
lake region partly cloudy weather and rain,
oastcrly winds, lbwet barometer, stationary
OF higher lNlnperNtnrr
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Mn. Il. C. MOoRE, Of tic house Of Ncssrs.
VernGn 4 Co., u Ne% street Ne% York.
severe pain, consequent upon The attack Of
pleurisy, by one application Of st. Jacobs
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STRICTLY RELIABLE WATCHES,
Diamonds and Fine jCWClry NJ Lowest
Market Prices, at l. Il. BILLIONS 1928
Market street.
p.S.-NO trash offered ns butts.
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ONE HUNDRED COAL MINERS,
OUT OF WORK no

w help supply the demand for "FROu lnS
CABIN To WHITE iI6rSE," TIC Only lfc " President
md funeral. BY famous author Oi Pioneer Boy"
&c. Nearly 800 pages. Illustrated. One agent NiyS;
II nOk ~ orders IN one forenoon" Another ~ nrta
Mlr ANYTHING take RkC a." Another, "Ih0k 10 OnI.TS
nWRdy, ID Friday, ~ to-day" Keeps presses run
ming on immense editions, CanyassiIig books 10
cents. Terms free. JAS. II. EARLE lis Washing
ton street. lDSOn, OCl2.Mw1P
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Wnutcd--A Drug Clerk.
Public sale.
Commissioners Sale Of Valuable Coal and
Farm Lands.
Opera llunsc-rhOS W. KCCnC.
State Fair Programme. a.
For SalC-News stand. .r aH...
Academy Ot Music,
Two l'nlufnshcd Rooms for Rent,
EOund--A Cameo Ring.
IIroadhcad dress Goo'ls--J. $. Rhodes 4 Co.
Exposition and Fair.
One out Of Five.
WCconiC--l. Bluin 4 Bro.
Significant Facts
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NM Site.

LOST CRREK, Harrison County W. Va.
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com.
lany with capital 10 come and build first
class FLnURiSd MtLls Coal and water In
abundance. SituAtOOn the limo Of the G., W,
u q. II. II, For information correspond with
or COtnS and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
!iiass.ell, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
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TllE usual merchants lunch nj the New
McIMrc House Sample Rooms daily.
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Heena Coming.

Thomas ". Kecne, one Of the rapidly rising
planets Of the theatrical ornament will az.
pear for the frat time In Wheeling next
FridAy and Saturday nights, OF him tho
Chicago NeCs- Letter says:
1T. W. Keene Is now ending his third en-.
gagemCnt as tragic star In this city The
results prove beyond doubt that here, as in
the other large cities, his future Is secure, AZ
Booth remarked few weekI ago, Eeene las
sprpug up. t9 q leading place aud no one can
pull him down. HIS engagement here has
been one 81 the largest financially and The
most emphatiCally successful aFtiIticalIy he
has yat Mayed. His engagejpehts elsewhere
i6is SeaspR have been relatively as large
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"LlEBtd Co.'s Arnicated Extract of Witc,
Hazel is the very best preparation Of Witch
Hazel which have ever used"
u. G. OLNsrED, NJ. D..
Wheeling, West Va.
Cures Piles, Salt Rheuni, pninful Month.
lies and Catarrll. Sold in nifty cents and
dollar sizes. MwGF
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LOST,

Al Wheeling Fair, on ThundAy, 18th inst, a.
morocco pocketbOok containing railroad (RnnuSi
passes nom various roads, allied up TO r. SheFTard
j., and son, A liberal reward will be paid 10 thG
Under BY returning same to lNTELLldEStER ONCE
r. SlIERRARD. JR
STEuBENNILLE. October H. 1881. ocl6
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST JAMES HOTEL,

Il, $. soAr Lagrange 0. VIM. GrIcr, Rarncsvlllc,0
i. MClntrc, Brooke Co. g. H. Agmcw, brooke Co.
!. y. Heck, HnnOkG Go. ], H. Teller, HnINkC Co.
" bowers Antim GcanS J A JmasOn, Harrison o.
u, Cameron, New Athens T. G. brown, Glencoe o.
" sharkcy, Shep'StOwn, J. MClIundcHOn, Athens
". BMynCy WcllsbuF,O. ". lApOn, Wellsbng, 0.
], Robinson, wcllsbnyO. J. N. Silver, lothany.
A.lAndeH, Aiming Mill o II. &. Spence, FarInGnt.
q. II. Evans, baltimore. 4. H. Farm COlumblN
W, H. Wilson, CarlYIllC, JKOOntZ, New MartlnS'llu
J u Reynolds, New M'vIlIc J. Mckee, Baltimore
]. H. llOuRh, FAirnOni II, H. Vance, MIrmOnt
y. Hayes, Falrmont, u. Is. Fleming FnlrnOnt
y. Hayes MOVnntOwn. ~ W. Gibbs, ShGFTnn H.
Mr., Typt0n, SlerrUn, Ia. 4. J. COlburII, bethany.
q, COilTOth IT,, Bethany. Il, y. JAMES, Pittsburgh
H. bay 4 daughter, lhila. J. llStOn, WullSbnB.
7. H. lIemwt0n, n Y. W. IT, Preston ". Va.
", =. Mitchell Columbus, J. H. Stone StCnbenYCllC
4. L. furbce, lOgnnp0H !. H. hurt, IT,. W. Va.
X, Curry, Slslersylllc. J. MaGACh, SlStCRvIllC
q. J.. Caldwell, WGllSbuF. H. Niles, jr, Bethany.
D. N. williamson ", Va. 4, McKInnlp W. va,
J. Dame. SOhlrstOwil, Ia. Mn. Daughcrty, IA.
u. Mcbride, +, C&StLRR ", IIAker, PC&St R.R
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THE Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 81, Lonis and
Cleveland h Pittsburgh roads will continue
the sale Of excursion tickets to the State Fair
and Exposition until Tuesday, October 18th
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TmefY.fHAGB years have passed since the
intrt,ldctiOn Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
II still stands unriyaled, Price only % cents,
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-DESK ROOM, GROUND
IL floor Main street, below fourteenth. Address
stating business, Lock Box MS. oclio
GOOD ROOMS TO LET-WELL FUR.
VI EISHED, with or without board, ~ parties
wish. Cor. Main and Twentieth streets J. W.
FERREL sells
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CLoTHIERS.
ALL GONE!

Notwithstanding all statements BY enyious
rivals To the contrary, We have disposed OF
the entire lot Of goods damaged during the
recent fire. We have now decided to
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STATE FAIR CouRE.-SIxth day, Saturday, OctO
Der 70, TUttlng free tforHll, . in6-ruBe SGOO d.
VIlnIt
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0he geteltfgetrctr:
Now Ad,rrtInr,llcnts.

Onicc. Nos. 10 nnd ~ Fourteenth street
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Fancy basket-Flfst premium, Mn, Dr.
Hardesty. Embroidered pillow caScs-MFS.
Gen. White took iifst premium, and Miss
Gertrude Lamb second premium, Darned
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-14
THE GUlTEAU TKIAL.
Testimony Against tho Prisoner

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1l.-There was {:
great crush at the court room this morning,
and much difficulty in preserving order.
DIR. John l.. WithrOw, pastor ola church
in Boston, was the first witness called and
Guiteau Immediately proclaimed him 4
very fine gentleman. Witness knew Gui-
teau and considered him perfectly sane,
his conduct showing much cuteness.'
Charles \. Bryan, of the Now York
Equitable life insurance company, knew
the prisoner in New York and related Cir
cumstanccs of his (Guitcau's) connection
with that company.
Henry NJ. Collier, attorney, of New
York, sworn Knew Guiteau, thought
him :. pretty sbrcwd fellow, but never 10
ticcd the slightest indication of insanity.
The evidence of this witness proved cx-
ccedingly damaging to the prisoners claim
of having lived all upright, Christian life,
and Guitcau wrigglcd and expostulated aud
vainly attempted to explain the matter.
Witness at one time said, informed
Judge DOnaghue that | considered Gui-
teau thief and 4 scoundrcl."
Guiteau (excitedly)-"YOu did not
dare say SO to me would have knocked
you down."
At this point one Of the jurors COM
planned of feeling unwell and count ad :
journcd until Tomorrow.
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THIRD EDITION.
EVENING. DEC. IA, ieel.
BY WIRE.
The TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

From All Parts of the Country.
The Western Union telegraph compan J
to-day declared quarterly dividend OF
one and one half per cent.
Mayor King issued an order to day, di-
recting the chief Of police and fire marshal
to make an inspection Of all the places OF
amusement in Philadelphia and ascertain
if all the laws governing such places, in
case of fire, are being complied with.
Hon. ThaddeuS Crane Banks, the busi-
ness manager of the New York Forest and
Stream, died this morning ut his residence
in Brooklyn, ut the age of SO years and II
months.
Judge Advocate General Swain to day
submitted his review of tho Whitaker
court martial case to the secretary Of war.
The verdict of court will not be made pub
lie until the case is acted upon by the
president, to whom report will DO made
by the secretary of war.
At the special ward election in the Sth
ward Of Elizabeth, N. j., yesterday, G.
Fl. X. Halsey Usep.) was elected, the
first timea Republican was ever chosen in
that ward, which is usually Democratic by
$50 majority.
Neutrality-suspicious., living tEast E#h
way, n: j., attempted to drive IL large
boar few days ago when the brute turn
cd on him, mangling him SO severely that
he died yesterday of lOckjaw
Patrick Barrct, 4 miner, was SD badly
burned by an explOsian Of gas in the
Sugar Notch mines near Yilkesbarre this
morning that he died before reaching his
home.
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COL. PEPPERS SUDDEN DEATH.
ANOTHER PROMINENT CITIZEN GONE.

Hts Unexpected 1aklng-of this Afternoon
Wm. L. Peiper, cashier of the Lancas-
ter county bank, died at his country resi-
deDce, near RohrerstOwn, this afternoon
at clock after brief illness. On Monday
Mr. PEPPER was taken with severe chill
while in the directors room at the bank.
Mcdicat assistance was at once summoned
aud in the course of an hour he rallied
sufficiently to be taken to his home at the
farm yesterday his condition was much
improved. and to day he appeared to be
better and quite cheerful, up to the time
almost Of lis death. A messenger was
sent to tho bank announcing Mr.. Peiper's
improved condition, but Inc had scarcely
announced it before another messenger
brought the news Of his death.
Col. PEPPER was one Of the best known
citizens in Lancaster, and has been asso-
ciatcd with the Lancaster county ma
tinnal bank for years. Hc stead
lilly rose through the different positions
connected with its management until he
became cashier, Which position ne has held
for number of years, 1T the same time
being heavy stockholder in it. Col.
PEPPER was largely interested in various
iurnpikes and other corporations and pub
lie Institutions and held many offices Of
trust, his chief service in 4 political capac-
ity being some years ago in one term as
poor director, during which the present
new and elegant almshouse Was erected
in Which he toG,, great pride. He was for
many yrars Il member aud for u long time
Il vcstrymam in Trinity Lutheran church.
Col. PEPPER was first married to {:
daughter of the late James Smith, drug
gist; and his last wife, whom he
married only a few years ago, was
"a lady from York. Deceased owned
one of the finest farms in the
county, about two miles west of this city,
in the handsome and elaborate improve
mcnt OF which, and in the raising Of fine
stock he took great interest and pride.
lie had just about finished and was
nearly ready to move into very
handsome aud elegantly flushed mansion
on East King street, near Shippcn, on the
site Of ;hc old Jordan property. lie had
formerly resided III the winter in
the old bank property which has been
torn down to DC replaced by the new
building ROW in course of erection III the
plans and progress o! which he took deep
interest.
Col. PEPPER was Il warm-heartcd, char
liable and generous man, and the
many who had occasion to often
share his hospitality will learn
Wit, deep grief Of his death
the su:!denness Of which and the late hour
at which the news reached this city, com
rollin" the b:cvity Of this notice o; ii put
into plint just ere VIC go t" press.
In early lie Col. PEPPER learned the
tanning trade. He was with his brother
Michael in tic merchandising business at
the corner of Fast King and Duke streets
years ago and he himself once had Il
leather store III Harrisburg.
Mrs. WIN. G. Baker and Miss linit
reipcr, of this city, are sisters OF tue de-
cease: he had no children.
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4 INRPHA ny COURT SALE ON SATURDAY,,
~ DECEMBER II, 1881, ut the Keystone
House, North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa,
the undersigned administrator Of Ann Eliza
beth Frick, widow and relict of Lewis
u; Erick, late OF the city OF Lancaster. Pa,
plrans' Court OF Lancaster county, Pa, will
sell II: public sale the following real estate to
wit: All that certain One.stOry brick Dwelling
House erected on the Harrisburg pike, in the
city OF Lancaster, measuring In front 81 feet
"a inches and extending in depth southwark
and sOutheastw8rd ~ feet lOI4 inches. more or
less. and conversing ut the end thereof to the
brick DWELLING HOUSE, situate Oh James
street, Lancaster City. aforesaid, containing
in front on said street ~ feet inches, and ex-
tending nOrthwardl from said James street III
feet 21s inches adjOins prOpeItie OF Christian
DOnashy, Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, premises
premises rs property OF Louis L. Frick, decd.
and james street.
Also, at the same time and place will be solo
by virtue OF the order of court aforesaid,
rs the property OF Lewis Il. Frick, de-
ceased. by him as administrator. the
following property, to wit All that Ger
tain lot OF ground, situate In arch alley, in
the city of Lancaster, aforesaid, measuring
in front on Arch Alley 20 feet and extending
in depth nOrthward along properties of Mrs.
Elizabeth Meyers, Mrs. Ann Chambers, pro-
perty OF Ann Elizabeth Frick. deceased, 81
iect more Or less.
Sale to commence at 7O'clOck n, m., when
conditions and terms will be made known by
CONRAD CAST,
Administrator of Elizabeth Frick. decd
CONRAD CAST.
Administrator of Lewis Frick, decd.
HENRY SAUBERT. AuctiOnccr. dlO-7td
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IAlnnSonentS.

- Patience ''-On Friday evening Gilbert II
sullivan's delightful opera of Patience"
which in Philadelphia, New York, Boston ana
elsewhere has created n perfect Juror of ad-
mr:,tion, will DC presented ut Fulton opera
house by Mr.. +. T.. Ricc's opera comique con-
pany. Mr.. Rice is himself IN accomplished
musician and skiIlful manager, and a number
of names in his company speak Tor themselves.
so that an entirely competent production of
the work may he anticipated. "Patiencc" ="
tinglcs all through with the most tuneful mel
odics, IN this respect being equal to the best
of Sullivan's work, while the humOr of the
thing is essentially Gilbcrtian, and takes OIL
the aesthetic craze in the happiest vein of the
SatiriSt and wit.
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THE OPERA.


M.hn = Company IN 1.-The MaSCOtte
A thoroughly delightful entertainment
rewarded the limited number of people
who were present at Fulton opera house
Last cvcEiuG Ia listen to the rendition of
Audran's sparkling composition " La
Mascottc,' by III. Il. Mahn's English
comic opera company, 'whose successful
production OF " Boccaccio, 4 few even
trrs previous. bespoke much warmer
reception than was accorded them on the
rcturn visit The bright car-takinG
tunes of tho Alasc0tte wcle rem
,!crcd with = gusto that quite
took their hearers by storm, and the merry
I,umor of the piece ais" found ample devel-
upmcnt. In fact, fun seemed to have run
mad on the stsGc, ircm the prepostcrous
old prince down to the young men and
maidcns in the chorus The representa-
ton was much fuller ard more complete
than that given earlier III the season, 10y
another company. the score being adhered
la with conscientious fidelity. Miss Rose
Leighton madc u charming Bcttina, her
line, sympathetic, highly strung So
prano finding opportunities in the
score that she did not fail to
avail herself of, and she became prime
iavorite from the outset. Mr.. Ellis Ryse
as Prince Lorenzo was excruciatingly
funny, his vakc-up was study, his man
ncr indcscribable, and his voice magni!i
cent. Mr.. Percy Cooper shone to signal
advantage in the part Of Frederick, sing
ing with exquisite taste, his clear, sweet
voice sounding all the better from the
mnaccountablc thinness Of the tenor in the
chorus. Mr. Vincent Hogan made a very
good Pippo, and with tho exception OF
Fvametta every other part was admirably
sustained. Miss Reynolds voice lacks the
timbrc necessary for a satisfactory rendi-
zion of the latter role, and from his fine
chorus Manager Mahn would select 4 dozen
others who can sing it better.
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OBITUARY.
iteath Of a High SciiOoItiirI.

Miss. Agnes B. Carpenter, !. daughter
of John f. Carpenter, and pupil of the
..irls' high school, died rather suddenly
last evening about 8 o'clock, in the scven'
tenth year of her age. She suffered from
pulmonary consumption, but it was only
within the past few weeks her disease a"-
suulCd Il serious aspect. she was Il bright
and :.miablc young lady, whose large
circle of devoted friends will severely
mourn her untimcly death.
\ Clergyman Soon Follows His wife.
Rev. Henry lIeiss, whose wife. Susan,
died III Philadelphia on the .,th inst. a
notice of which appeared in tho lNTEILI-
GER, himself died this morning about ii
O'Clock at the residence Of Mr.. John Rudy,
No. Il West Orange street. Rev. Heiss
came to- the residence o! Mr. Rudy on
Monday last, saying lie did not feel well.
He gradually grew worse. DIR. Davis was
summoned yesterday and left medicine,
but it did him no good and he died this
morning as above stated.
Mr.. IIciss was :. native of this county,
having been born in Earl township. He
married :. Miss Roland in early life and
removed to Erie. where he resided many
wears and raised u family. HIS first wife
dying, he married Mrs. Wilmer, mother of
Dir. Wilmer, of NciiSville, and after her
death he married the widow OF Theodore
Ilenscl, whose recent death i, above no
ticed.
Mr. IIeiSs was brought up Lutheran.
but embraced the Methodist faith and was
licensed as u preacher. lie was very lib
crpl in his views, and afterwards filled tho
puIpi.S of other denominations. At tho
time of his death lc was about - years of
age.
Mr., liciss's sons are said to be respect
able business men, in fair circumstances,
being in the West. An examination OF
his effects after his death, proved him t."
be without funds. His friends i'll this city
will attend to his burial. On his person
were found one or two graveyard insur-
ancc policies which arc supposed to be
| worthless.
Coroner Mishlcr being notified of his;
sudden death, cmpanelcd the following
jury TO holI an inquest +. III. Rodcs,
benjamin Rohrer, Joseph Frck, Scott Z.
Lytlc, Abram Sawyer and j. kahler
Snyder. After viewing tho remains and
hearing the testimony. the jury returned a
verdict that deceased came to his death
from neuralgia oc the heart.
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HOUSEHOLD MARKET.

There was q wagon load or two OF spruce
and pine on market this morning, but they
did not meet with ready sale. There were ais"
u gO"d many wreaths of winterxrcen. baskets
OF mosses and long lines Of tied Christmas
green's which sold more readily. the wreathS
going OF at from 10 to 30 cents each, and the
tied greens at lO..to u cents yard, ~ to
quality.
There was nothing else new on market. AMI
no perceptible change in prices quoted last
week. Butter. eggs, poultry meat, fish. fruits.
nuts and vegetables, were in sufficient supply
to meet all demands. Hay, S2303O.
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Valuable CITY rroperty For Sale.

The attention OF our readers Is called to the
advertisement In another column annOunc-
ing the sale this cvcning,at the Leopard hotel,
East King street. Of the valuable city proper
ties belonging to the estate OF the late Henry
Drachbar, deceased. and also the property OF
Henry Drachbar, jr. These properties consis:
OF six desirable dwelling houses. substantially
built. comfortably arranged, and located in
different sections of the city.