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Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

THE ACTION OF the Legislature in
authorizing tie Governor to pay from
the State Treasury counsel fees for the
defense of the special Deputies and 20
lice indicted before the Uuited States
District Court for u violation of the
Federal election laws is a perfect god
send to iInrccuniuuS Young hariStrrs.
Such bonanza never appeared to them
before and they seem determined 30
make all out Of it they possibly can.
Never before did the State Of delaware
pay SO literally for the defence Of her
citizens charged with crime. When
Governor Hall comes to draw his order
to pay these eloquent gentlemen who
have undertaken to. make black white
he should look over tie law and see
whether he has any authority to draw
his warrant to pay for the defense Of
any violator except special deputies
and police. Ii is extremely doubtful if
he can find anything in the law which
will warrant him in taking money
from the treasury to pay for the defense
of election inspectors and bunmers at
the polls who could not be called either
special sherifl'S or police. However
such golden opportunities do rot often
arrive and As the Ecpu5iiclns Of New
Castle County pay the most Of the State
taxes the attorneys are pocNeting, it
may be- proper from their standpoint
view to MAKE all out Of it they possibly
can.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

MORO B-Sd All tD& thStS.-ABL
y Persons w,s,IU. az order to Small Pu1
hosptr shoud apply nj the Trustees o1i1c,
l~a " sixth STs"a h,tNeem ths hours Of 9 u.
NJ. and Il n. or from to op. IN. no one
need apply NJ tha residence or place Of bust
utsS Of aIr uf the Trustees Of the Poor. by
cider Ut the mdrl%-tf TRUSTEES
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
Our q As.

The price at which the Wilmington
Gas Company furnishes gas for the city
shows that there is one corporation at
least that might be styled monopoly
but which does not really grind and
crush the people. Amongst all the
gas companies in the United States
none of them with two exceptions, turn-
ish gas cheaper than the Wilmington
Coal Gas Company. While PhiladeI-
phia, New York, Reading, Lancaster,
Newark, \. j., jersey City, and in fact
all cities with the exception OF ball-
more, Pittsburg and Cleveland are
charging two dollars and upwards per
thousand feet for gas, the Wilmington
Coal Gas Company has put the price
down 10 one dollar and eighty cents per
thousand feet. The provision in the
charter of the Company limiting the
dividends to twelve per cent, is com
mendable and safe measure which while
it prevents exorhitant dividends en-
ables the company to apply the earnings
over that amount to repairs and extern
sionS bringing gas within the reach Of
every one, and one may reasonably ex-
pect tn at before many years if the COIN
pany is managed as successfully and
economically AZ it has been in the past,
it will become cheaper as fuel
for cooking purposes and will
no doubt be used for that An oh
jectiye argument is urged against the
home Company that it pays twelve p>r
cent. while other securities pay only six
and some less. We cannot see that
there is any force in this argument, If
it were not that twelve per cent limir
was part Of the charter, it might be
possible the public would never know
how much the Company paid Other
ga9 company charters have no limit to
dividends not even the two lately char
tered by the legislature, and there is
nothing to prevent them paying 20 rer
cent. or more if they haVea mind 10 do
SO. But if objection is made to the
Wilmington Coal Gas company paying
twelve per cent. dividends when theyfur-
nsh gas at 81, so per 1909 feet, how much
greater would the objection lie against
companies that charge So and $2,J
per 1000 feet and would according 10
that line of argument pay twenty or
twenty five per cent. dividend? lfthe
Wilmington Coal Gas Company was
managed by a company Of sharpers who
only wanted to make ali the money they
could out of it, gas wou'd he kept up 10
the price il is in other cities, and diff
crent avenue might be opened up for
the absorption of the earnings OF the
company over twelve per cent. The
boss TweedS did not all die with the de-
cease of that notable citizen ofNcw York
and there are gas bags ready for initiation
with something besides gas, Int they
do not exist in the Wilmington Gas
Company and thar is the reason why
the company limits its dividends to |
twelve per cent. and furnishes gas al
81. 80 per 1000 feet
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
ID EGlSrER'S ORDER.
REGISTER'S OFFICE.
New CASTLE COUNTY. March ). .sl.

t'N" ''Ao LN wv ~ - ri klSF D. 81.
Upon the application Of John A. Crsaston.
Administrator of Daniel Mackey lVs of
Chrstiana Hundred, in said county, deceased,
II is ordered and directed BY the Register
that the Admin strator aforesaid give notice
Ofgranting Of Letters Of Administration up0n
the estate of the deceased. with the dAts Of
granting thereof, by causing advertiseno en-.
to be posted within forty days frSm the dnto
Of such Letters in six OF the most public pia-
ces of the county Of New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against The estate to
present the same or abide By An Act OF As
Selnbly in such ease made and provided and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period In the DgLAwAEB REPuBLICAE,
newspaper published in Wilmington and to
De continued therein three weeks (s-o-d)
(~~l Given under the hand and seal of
LIS. Office Of the Register aforesaid at
49, Wilmington, In New Castle ceuBty
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. G. BIGCiS, Register.
NoTrcE.-All persons having claims against
The estate OF the deceased must present tho
same, duly attested to the Administrator, on
Or before March 3, 1882, or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided.
JOHN A. CRANSTON.
49,, Administratsr.
hsefess'-Fe"port, Del. apr6
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
Wants OAuOW the Trager.

MESsKS EDITORS:-WiIi you please
inform II regular reader of III" NRruB-
LICAN what right the Bor"l Of tIiura-
tion has to reopen No. 3 school, while
there is case of SnaIl-poy jtl5s across
the street, thereby compelling parents
to send their children, or have their
seats taken, or else be put back in their
lessons?
STH WARD REpCDLICAT TAXPAYER.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
w
A EnSa.

The fine young driving horse which
l.. W. SHdham 4 Sou pdrcha>"d Al the
sale Of tn" late Benjamin :. i}ourh. OF
New Castle Hudred, about yrarago,
died yrstcrcaynfrom something Ii!,n
lung fever, He was Of Hamhln-
tonian stock and highly valued By his
owners, who held that he wa The pi,,!}-
antest traveller that they ever owned.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

TYR. KLINE'S GREAT NERVE RE-.
~ STORER is the marvel of the age for
all nerve diseases. All fits stopped free Send
S3l Arch Street. philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
JOHN WANAMAKER, PHII.ADA.
A T

AT
John WanaInaker,s ,s
What shall we say to
commend our linens
lake for example a
double damask table
linen,a a dollar a yard.
We have it in a dozen
patterns; so that all de-
pends on quality only.
How can we sell such a
linen for a dollar? By
largeness OF dealing
DO you imagine the
heaviest Stock in Phi)a.
deIphia costs as much a
yard as another? Why.
we sell now and then
in a single day, in q
single tranaction even,
more than enough to
stock an ordinary store.
A day or to ago we sod
a hotel about $1,000
worth Of linens. We
didn't have to buy q
dollars worth except
what had to be made to
order, to put mono,
grams in, or something
of that sort.
The secret Of how tar
a dollar goes here is
our large ceallns. Real
ly this is a great coop
Grafton store. The more
there are of You who
buy, and the more you
buy, the more We buy,
and the more We get,
aud give, tor a dollar.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

Coz NTY Treasurer Herbert \ account
after being counted up and balanced
show the total receipts for the fiscal
year TO be F2A, }03,05, and the expendi-
lures to he S346, 223OS. The excess of
expenditures over receipts was SILL
914.04, but as there was a balance of
$50, 74320 at the commencement from
the previous year there is still balance
on hand now of $71, 800 l6. Treasurer
Herbert has managed the finances in an
able asd commendab'e Inner.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
City -hali.Sluare entrance.

There was a man
who "lidn't want TO buy
carpets at W'anamA&-
ers." Heioo5cd though,
and was invited to Iooi;
elsewhere. lie did.
Came back, and said he
would rather buy 4g
Wananaher's s than pay
IS cents d yard extra
somewhere else.
:,ix+rames WItons
are ustreceived; spien-
did pstterns Usual
price, $3,25, sometimes
$500; our price, S2.75.
Do you wonder We sell
carpets?
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

The LEVY Coz ET l,gs scotled upon a
county tax rate of thirty-seven cents
on the Sl0O, and for poor purposes eight
cents on the 800, making in all forty
I'VE cents compared with forty last year.
The cost Of the building Of the new
Court House has made this difference.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
- EMO VAL.
DR. J. Ll'!iENS

- .t-ot,
~ FuTlCF-~&iL PERSONS, STORE.
~ keepers ard merchants sre positively
i;uldac" 80 trns, any one. except our ilrm0-
"'HIu families, 'C- UJthiuS without written
wiNrE +a"1 b. tI1 nrn NS we VIII pay no
u,,e mat hr" otherwise cOltra"tud
GE'. v, VERNON y SONS.
MTu1TrEA " TEE1NG OFTHESrnrK.
= ho!SorS Df lhn hri Men. Kan COIoIanv
viii ~ h"td "a THURSDAY evening next,
Anri -. nj T&0 o'clock, In tho oiics OF the
"'''cAi1. "a, o. ~hiplcV street cd toor.)
aE,H-"i GEO G. MAElS. Sew.
&IUif|F~.TH WILMINGTON LOAN
y Association : now isshinE new stock
jon b. pd!nen's; sI per cont: Interest al
i5n,.. lat day o. e,cEmr. ON
no, G. AAklS. Scc'y.
aN"t". '''Ic', tpl Shjpioy St. Cd tioorJ
&YpI .riM DELAWARE LOAN
"a A-~',.-aPr "a now sSulug new stock
'.' t"'h p"},r ~ sir rcr cent. liz crest al.
i1"'t, Cal! l@Y or evening" on
GUt,. G.. A.ARlS, Sec'v.
aP'S--t pl'e, cyl %hipiey St, (2i noor1
NrUWCn. - TIVE n;AH0ND STATr
Y io&G assoc .4uou IS now issNing n nrv
Scrrs o'Et".k THO deb. If the hrst series Is
all ga.i or h9..y III, or rvrAiuy TO
GHD. G. NARiS. Secretary.
mai-a-r 81 5hIpley St, I'd foor.)
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

All our Grand Wy 5'bOrdinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management Of
GENERALS q. I. BEAUREGlRD and
JURAL A. EARLY.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

The above is an exact Fac Sinn,
label on every genuine ho,la -, u
BAULT's oAUsI1C BALSAM DoS
Fronch Veterinary Remedy, oply 'rs ,,. G'a
ground ofiaeel is bright red in eo,,, 81
otaeF Label sR worthless Imitation AA
We guarantee that one ,oblo,
Gandic Bntsam m will produce me-, -%'Fpt VI d
hsi than whole bottle ot anv i,nOL nSIOL n
&c: u thtF cepntry. "''eU IN tn nIS
LAWRtNtE, WILLJtnS,A
$40 Superior st, Cteys%r,",V"
pr,re reduced 10 cHly 81. 70 ucr h,..l,
Sold by GrsgRi,es, Or sc5t ' HS HO"*
charges paid on ro,eipt Ct prlc,. "pra
Roing satisfied after fir ,,,,,a
oADSIlC ALSAM was the NJ. n, "a, tt IN,
RlNAkY REMEDY ever ofc,nt @ ni 81 ~ NEIL
lie and one which 1t Is to the Liz. T. ue pNA
norss owner 10 lave constantly '' -, " "q
havo socurcd the SOLE WIN, I%nc; rc;
AGENCY ET tha State lr nnuLlS4ll
County, Nd, and lelawer. S, ,% V't
Counties, Pa., rrd Nul! urys sT T' oels
TO giyo Il trial '' ''' AohGa
". 7. WARNER,
marish WILMINGTON pn.
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NICE WORK.

4 Fine Wagon for am inter.risiEs Trucker
Nor'ccls & Hilcy, coach manufacturers,
have just completed Il very handsome
wagon for Frank Mettfctt, oysterman and
trucker. 1t is to be used for hauling truck
The running gears of tho wagon arc paint
ed scarlet with black and straw stripes
The body is o. three cOlols, viz lilac,
chocolate and scarlet, and it is
handsomely scroilcd III gold. The finest
work on the wagon is the painting
on the curtains, which was done by Eu-
gene Noibecl1. On either side there is Il
large picture Of fruits, fish, oysters, &c.
1t is very natural and the melons and
peaches look as though they could be
eaten. The design OF the wagon is origi
inal with the firm, rs Mr.. Mctifctt merely
told them 10 get him up 4 nice wagon.
They certainly have succeeded, for it is
one Of the pretticst wagons Lancaster has
turned out lately. 1t will be On exhibition
at the shop for some days and is worth see
ing.
The same iirm have also constructed for
Z. l.. Dyer, OF tIanhcim, u beautiful
wagon to be used ior hauling bread. Il is
neatly painted !: Oh the sides are pictures
of bread, buns and 4 shcaf of wheat.
while large eagle adurnS the back.
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Philadelphia Market.

fHlLADELPHIA, Pa. Fob. 19-FIour Uuiet
| Win moderate inquiry superfine o OO0S 50 ::
extra S3 1oii4 90 Ohio and ludiana family,
70 Sg9 -: Pa. do 81 55a5CO: st. Louis family
- 50G6 20: Minnesota Extra g. u,X1 =.
straight, 5000 p: winter ps,en: 81 ajis; 20 !:
spring do IS 5OslS 90 :" >
Rye flour at s. 90.
Wheat easier: No Western Fed 81 lp.6
IA Del. and Penn:: Red, 81 l3al Hi:: 10
Corn quiet and steady steamer &c yellow
3iG9F.c: mixed. jS1 este
No. ?. 44944}%s: No. ), 10 4sS4.,sc: No.
Mixed. Ah@i2c.
Rye firm At 95c.
PrOvtSionS-inarket AMI prices uui.i
mess pork. Sit -: beef hams SaIIas DO nm
lila mss beef so % +. O. b. Recommended
hams lt1aGl1c: picked hams 9I9i;c; smoked
shoulders 616iac: salt do 5ls6Jt4c.
LarG-market quiet city kettle lU,.c:
loose butchers 9.&94c: prime steam SiO sol
Butter i'll fair demand and steady Cream
cry extra S.135c :: 10 good to choice .pfp
~ Bradford county and New York extra, tubs.
2'92Sc do fri kiEs. !.lI2ic; Western, .Iairy
extra 2j126c: Ito COOL tO choice sod.lc Rolls
extra lS922.
Eggs weak Penn'a., :.E:ac: Western a.0
23c. '
cheese quiet and steady: New York
full! cream, lSis@iic: Western fuIl cream
i1Il" -; dO fair to SOr! lS1l2t,c; .io
hall Skins l0i%8lll!c Pa. ,iO 0l5I!!,c
Petroleum quiet refined g.c
Whisky ut 81 Il.
Seeds-t;OOi to prime clover irrcnul,r ut Il. .s9
sA 'lO do Timothy >te:l,!y 1T s. S5a. N,
Il" do tlaxseet iirm at 81 4.t3l u.
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"DNr Got!iNs' To-nighi--i mrriier party y
OF spritcs never trOd the boards than the Gill
"GOblius,' who appear at the opcr:, house to-
night. and whose coming, by the way, has been
announced: by some OF the handsOmest print
ing and lithographins that has been exhibited
by any company travelling. People who enjoy
{. good laugh Will bless their stars when they
find themselves shaking with mirti over the
comical performances. Mr.. VIM. Gill, Mr.. For
roster. Miss Elnor Dceifng, and several others
are thc :un-making Goblins, and the perform
ancc is not lacking in refinement and ,!laslc-
ness because it is so hearty.
temperance Lrcturc.-Dr. {. \. Greene will
lecture in the court house tomorrow after
noon on the subject of temperance, and will
illustrate his remarks with fine colOrcd plates,
showing the condition OF the stomach OF the
temperate man and the immOucratc lrinker.
Temperance songs will be sung by 4 volunteer
corps OF ladies and gentlemen. Admission
free.
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NATURES SluiCe.Vyay

The kidneys are natures sluisc way to was:
out the debris of cur constantly changing
bodies. If they do not work properly the
trouble IS felt everywhere. Then be wise and
as soon as you see signs of disorder get pack
age of ki:ney-Wort and take it faithfully. Ii
will clean the sluice-way Of sand, gravel or
slime and purify the whole system. Druggists
sell il both liquid and dry and it is equally eff
cicnt either rwey.-Jndependens. fl4-lwd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-19

Ei!a X kaufman. agents for the Travellers
insurance company, of Hartford, Conn. paid
to Mrs. ShcHk, widow of the late Maj. X. w.
Shcnll. the sum of $j.0U0-alnount OF an acci-
dent policy which deceased held on this com
pany. Mr.. Shcnk was insured in the Travel.
cr&' for several years, paying premium of So
Il year. Ii will De remembered that his death
resulted from the effects of fail sustained ut
& picnic AZ York Furnace last summer.
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Gotti!tb Miller, who claims Columbia as
his place @: residence got on drunk yes
tertay and became noisy. He went into
kircilcr's hotel Oh East King street and
was ordered out several times. He rc-
fused TO go,anG III was arrested by Officer
Elias. Squire Barr gave him ) days this
afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-19
HUNG OUT THE WINDOWS.

How II Tennessee Mob Disposed Of Five Ne
gro Murderers.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 19.-Telegrams
from Winchester, Tennessee. report that
troops were present for the protection OF
the alleged Laprede murderers, on trial
there, but that they We're withdrawn
after dark, as no further fears Of
lynching were entertained and 4
heavy thunder storm prevailed. \
night session OF the court was held to
finish the trial. The judge charged
the jury, after which the sheriff proceeded
to Jail with the prisoners, James lIOgsins.
Lock Mallory, Lou Thweat, Robert
Thweat and James Elder. A mob of
about two hundred we'll armed mcn
pressed upon the sheriff, took away the
prisoners, cleared the court house and its
grounds, stationed a strong picket guard
around them and hung the five negro pris
oners from the second story window of
the court house. The attack of the mob
was from without, and was accompanied
by pistol and gun shots rs if to tcrrify
those in the court room. Murphy aud
Duffy the two men charged with compile
ity the murder We're released last Thursday,
but the mob is after them and they will
probably be lynched tonight.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-19
THE VERDICT
Of the COrOner's jury in the Buffalo Derct
Accident.

Of the Cor"ner's Jury in the Buffalo Derct
Accident.
BrFfALo, Feb. 19.-The jury Of inquiry
into the cause of the late accident at the
New York Central depot, where four
men were killed, after sitting eight
days, reached the following verdict
yesterday afternoon: That the said
Henry Waters, John W. Burns, William
Wells, and Levi $. Hunting, came to
their death Oil the Sth day of February,
1881, from injuries received by the
falling in of the roof Of the New York
Central depot that said roof fell in cOn-
sequence of the parting of the iron cords
which hold the trusses of said roof in posi-
tion, and that said cords were broken
from some cause unknown to the jury"
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unchanged; common to fair extra "A 500
ID; good to choice do q :Ofi6 30.
>, " neat I4gs.c lower: No. 1 White April,
81 ID, SCI Is: No.a Red. March, 81 ISsSl iSI
40 April. 81 1914: do May 81 INt
Corn dull, without decided ch,nue.
Hi1eo western SPOT, 5S351.o; .,O future 81.
-, OATS quiet and steady State. 44isc: Western
+S9E Is: No. March, lSl lasIc.
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SITltO-iiLYCERlNE,

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Feb. 19.-Two
nitro-glyoerino accidents occurred during
the blasting on the works of the Canadian
Pacific railway, beyond Portage, YESTERDAY.
In the first two men We're seriously though
not fatally injured. In the second the
foreman of 4 gang was instantly killed
and two laborers were fatally injured, be-
sides five others seriously hurt. Both ac-
cidents occurred through the men re-
turning to work before all the blast had
exploded.
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THE DEAD CONGRESSMAN.
Hi. Family Opposed to amy Public Demon
StratiOn.

his Family Opposed to amy Public Demon
stratiOn.
Ne" YORK, Feb. 19.-Mayor Grace this
4. N. received the following despatch
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
"1o Hoa. W. x. Grace, MryOr Of Ne~
The family of Mr.. Wood are positive
in their adherence to the proposition
that there be no public ceremonies
or demonstration in New York, and that
the remains shall be taken at once
upon arrival to Trinity cemetery, Car
Evansville, there to be placed in the re-
ceiving vault. No objections to the COM
mittee coming here to attend the funeral.
tSigncd1 ':JoHN G. THOMPSON.
'Serg' g't-at-Arms
In Memory OF Mr.. Wood.
WASHINGTON, February 19.-Iu Il"
House to-day resolutions were I'D opted
to adjourn to-day ut two O'Clock
out of respect for the momory Of tho late
Fernando Wood, and to invite the Senate
to join the House i'll attending the funeral.
At 12:15 the House went into committee
on the agricultural appropriation bill.
a FIGITING TAR.
He Fatally Stabs u Messrnate IN Ph;l,.iel-
phIa.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 19.-About one
o'clock this morning q fight between two
sailors took place on the American line
steamship British Queen ut Christian
Street wharf. 1t seems that ut IL late hour
George Leland came on board drunk and
walked up his fellow sailors with loud
challenges to fight. Not succeeding in
finding anyone to fight. approached the
bunk Of Thomas Hooper and struck him.
A tusslc cnsued and as Leland quickly got
the worst Of it he drew IL large knife and
plunged it into Iooper's lungs. lie then
coolly wiped the blade and put the knife
back into his pocket. He claims now to
have no recollection of the fair. Hooper
will probably die.
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: MOTHER WEEK.
And No Senator In Sight Yet.

And No Senator In sight Yet.
HAERisByRG, Feb. 10.-On'y - mem
bers voted on the BED ballot for United
States senator to-day. The vote resulted
as follows: Beaver e3, Wallace 81, Bayne
90, Scoiield 2, Shiras /, McGr.th I, Lee I.
Adjourned until Monday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-19
Fighting the Consolidation.

New YORK, Feb. 19.-The new French
cable company to day filed a bill against
the Western Union and other consolidat-
ing telegraph companies to prevent the
carrying out Of the consolidation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-19

LONDON, Feb. IA s!ispatc', from
Rome says the Pope has expresse' his in
dignation at Mr.. Parnell ;:., liners for
forming an alliance with H., -.oche.ort
and other -Clericals.
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MAKKETS.
Now YORK Market.

WV YORK. February 49, - Flour dull.
prices without decided change; Super
fine State s. s993 30: extra do
a 2S94 so; choice do "a 55a! 20; fancy
do 81 sJQ6 50; round hoop Ohio "a 3jI5 Of: :
choice do at s. 10ll6 -: superfine west
ern - 6oa3 30: common to good cx-
ifT' J.. - 2't 81: -inc 10 a 10 zti -: rhnic"
:" A:t. Mhe;it 30 :5 u0460 %. Soat!,er: dull and
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New YORK, Feb. 19.-At 4 meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Western Union
telegraph company, 325,973 shares voted
in favor of increasing the stock, to 500, GOO
shares Of 500 each one hundred shares
voted against the proposition
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-19
Resisting an Officer.

"Hoggy'' Leonard was arrested this
morning by Officer Elias OH charge of re-
sisting an officer. Elias had in custody a
woman named Mollie Hoffman, who. was
charged by a countryman of robbing him
of few dollars in money. While the Off
Ger was taking her to Jail it is alleged that
Leonard intcrfercd with him and attempt,
ed to rescue the woman. He was commit
ted for hearing.
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SAMPLE NOTICE.

1t Is impossible tor q woman after q faithful
course of treatment with Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with u weakness OF the uterus. Enclose
stamp to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 2ss Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass. fer pam phlets.
iy59-1yCeOl&W
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tobacco Salcz.

John Myers, Of Pcquca township, las
sold 10 Mr.. Grecnawalt, four acres OF to-
bacco at 20, 8 and 3.
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Tn" Brotherhood Of the Cnio, vii! at
tend services at the Union Bethel church,
Tomorrow morning in Il body.