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National Republican., 1882-09-05

f9'aa'o to III T%AYE AAY%G wHHsnfNtroN SHSRfANHtrNoaFs i'
t less sleepn i@i a.. Snd niana S hSaii r East hS
tG;iS baltimore tSpret IS. '''' "''' wa s'''''o"~
$50. baltimore. Ai,I!4pos, and Way, PiednOnt
Strnsbrrg Winchester, Hagorstown, and
Way, V ROlay.)
'it so' Point H' Of Rdtkpp SkprsS aSd Way sa,ions.
sis. Phtadelpha, New Iork, and Boston ESpress
s:io stnuntOn ami Valley Express, Connects for
LA! aa ierstoWn md at Point of Rocks for Fred
1900 Bal!lmore Hyatt;ye. and Laurel m Expr2,s IS
Stops ut Bcsvill, Annapolis Junction, JeS.
sup's. and Dorseys. on Sundays stops al
1000 pa tmore Express stops at Hyattsvllle and
tiGio PItiSburg, Chicago, Cincinnati. and st. Loui
Express. sleeping cars to Cincinnati and
IA, Chicago.
1910 BGiiimi0re, Biniio, Ellcott City. Annapolis and Way
tl25. on sunday only for Baltimore and Way,
t2;2l BALTIMORE EXpress , n.y..
tSO0. Baltimore, Philadelphia, ana New York EH.
$50. Baltimore and Way Stations. Cwlnchsster.
Frederick, Haserstown and Way ,'ia Ro
4:ao Baltimore, ,Hyattsyille, and Laurel Express.
Q,rederlcS, VIII Relay. Stops ut Annapolis
tl:tO. baltimore, Annapolis, and Way stations.
tiiG Point Of Hooks, Frederick, Hagerstown, Win.
Point Ptsi Of @ Rocks AZ and Way Stations sayy' oniyS
ss Rst2Ss WsSS Way HHa h'0'''
tsiS. PitisbuTs, Gle Cleveland, and Detroit Exprea
Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg.
GlO. Baltimore Express
49, Sleeping Cars 10 New l.rk.
tlCl0. Chicago, Cincinnati, and St Louis Expresl
Sleeping Cars to Cincnnati' ST. Louis, and
1lso. Baltimore re- and Way Stations
tDaliy sundays only. Other trains daily except
All trains from Washington stop ut Relay Station.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices: Washington Station 6iO aud IN
VIII Se r % Se
mn rec
VIM. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, baltimore
@. X, LORD,
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore
National Republican., 1882-09-05
PosT-oFFiCE MAILS.

Hour. OF Their Arrival and Departure.
(oniclally furnished by Colonel D. u. Anger, post,
mastery
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Foreign Money Market.

suBTREAsURY BALANCES.
-. Sss,5i4 400 90 Currency ...... 81, ,s23, ,035 o.
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CLEDE'5
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINZ
-fOE-
PHILADELPHIA, WARRINGTON. AMI
ALEXANDRIA.
APpoINTED sAILING pAN

From PHILADELPHIA every Saturday ,,.,... .ls m
From WASHISGrON every Monday, .,.......-4 D. M
Through nuJ prOuIrt vuWivutOa HluI -Nsw ocS
Boston. Fall River, and all points North. Through
Bills Ladlng given, Freight received and delivered
daily until 6p. m w, I. CLYDE y Co,
General Agents, Philadelphia.
Agents, i2th and 18th ST. wharves $. W.. isos
st, n. W., Washington, ID. Z. feAltf
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FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
rI'hE VIRGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY.
1lIE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST AND WEST -

Schclule IN effect August a. 1882
6lo n,,crS m,~NSw Orleans Mail, daily, making lss
5,, V5u,,nVtvtiohs 10 all points South and sOutllwe3L
WW WWltn buIlinan Sleeping Cars iom Washington yls
i ihnN,Ie 70 Atlanta. and Atlanta to New Orleans;
and bristol. W '" '''' W" AS S"Shou'B
sgon. M. Louisville Fast Line, daily, via Charottes-
yllc, Huntington, Rnd Lexington, to Cincinnati
Louisville, ana AL SOuthN c5lern puinis makin9
direct connections, aud with solid train and Pnif
AGO man S,spns Cars WaSniI g;nn to Louisville.
f.O hi,-Wartenton Accommodation. daily, excspt
sunday. for WurTentOn ana informed ute AN ioffI
. Nc' lrning, arrives In Washington at I0..bj A. M
lGp p m..SOulhern Mail and Express daily, TO ali
pni pnin So = south Southeast, aud Southwest, VIA Dan
Nile ana Charlotte with Pullman sleeping Cars
Washington 10 Charleston, anil Mnshingfnn A.,
White sulphur Strings. Marks SleeplIg.tTair
cars net ~ ru WI .utt ton md DauViii'. - " -
FOR all points on Manassas Division take 1:iO n nn
.iIinnn .iin un'S. M fNc,lm Sunt!hy For WarrentOn tass
cept sunday. . ~ ' '''' '''' S>
prny'' Office. 0gi Pennsylvania avenue or at UniHl
with tclpphone system.
M ,,r,u,,,, y. " AtnNNTfL Agent
SpL liAA :, lrhihc Manager.
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LIKE pARsoN MAssE,

but to no avail. They returned jeers for his
pleadings and scorn for his proeslAtions, and,
after enjoying hugely their companions dscom
future, they left him. Early in the morning
looking up, saw familiar face, well whiskered
with eobwebs peeripg down humbly upon him.
The ladder was brought aud the martyr de-
scended. He told his deliverer his tale Then he
added, cautiously opening his coat and showing
something concealed therein, But got the
squads" THE PET
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BY Associated Press.

DANkEHS HXCHANuK.
Three-day bls...... 100 Sixtyday bills....".. 486
National Republican., 1882-09-05
i:iNS;5ThXANIA :iS; noUTE

L., ,rlG,1;NS.EN,SIT,i;,NNANIA ,lG;S.EN,SI ,;,NNIA nouTE
srh2fSfo 2SoHaff S$ SSfEEiFy4R!E
TnArNS s.,1,53 LEAVE WAsIiINerjN,,' from station
For re-. art's0prf fnd the West ticm mtci Ex.
daily Fast Line 3 slS"n"S n 6,,i2 Es wi, e pa a c1 M
n rom Harrisburg y Cncinintlt Wesorl ExnTess
BURG St% and i Express, a5o p NJ M daiy or pii,,
70, les prlnS', ':1o m, 30 and $50 p. m
BALTIMonE AND POTOMAC RA1LRo,n
For Cnnnn'iagra Rochester IIuiihio NinTnra ~ :,
risbnT m My n eSisIi ns SnIHy wHn fsrr Cur ron, IL
asy wI,n lasss StsaanSa!SSs SSaS e'''D sanr
a. nv dnilv Sr, iSTE Sn hin'en. and Elmlra at ID
For New YORK ani The Fist SEQ a. m ioa, a. u,.
Sna S: I9iiisa ExpySss offfPPiIyl Of PaIlmaaaa aai l s
rgl hraskS daily n rss SHsR' s"% ,@ns
ig rtc ey IRAN M,h [r 2ns pa II nrGoyn ANNEX afford
ne ierTlaHe n ner.ss New York city, u'"l''
ppd IosS on sunday s w Ga aud iy los t5T s. w ~
$751; s S & 79 s e a. "na m lS3 ga 3 p ri ,sS 81 snndy Sn
For r9pcs S Creek Line G41 and lioS m daily
Fur AAhnapoiis Go a. and sop m. daily. cxcepi
ALEXINDnIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIu
IVA NAY n ATD ~ ni, iA,iiihiNANDRTA AND WASHING.
Fur niexandr,, GjO :; 0. 0on Iloo. and lies a. IN
i2O $50, t:2i 500, and llaD p; NJ; sunday ut 6Jl
tSr y GH i aud @ the 50 so1h @ SS s M n. m daily
rps nap sU ya M AsaSa H SfGs for s"Hy Washington 600 ~
ana 1000 q, m: Z: 0, 500. 500. 200, and na1 3
1000 n, M. 7Co and o26 p. m,
Tickets an tn!ormnon at the once hortheast cor
md at the station where orders can be lGt for III.
'S'e"'eS ]. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
| FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
pALrlMonE AND ONO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST AM TuE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE IVES i VIA wAsHINGroS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
Rein Soipital eriurberli6.

gs bsbarf tsiuss palafdbnIidsn Soipi
taIs fir Patientsn, wsl9e 9Opfeu'S itters
ssbraudsn, aud tsiusr taIsntuolsn Buff
idreibsr, nit bobsn Saldren, um In be
DsIt binaussupoiau1en, mas bas 9opfsn
8ittsrs su tbuu uamas, ba 6isies bur9 BITE
ab~loIutsn unb srftaunIi9en Ruren, bic Cd
ausrpdrts bsuirtt, feline @si4idts Der lei:
benbeu Msnidbsit CUR 9sniise usrtinbst.
Rem Uort Snbspsnbent".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08

9ur9 o,s Sauptmanns Satin battsn
bic SoQanbsr Die @sfanssnn,bmun9 bes
panserans BON Satatra srfabren, uno
ipsil Der Yantami9e Jelbb.rr sinitiser
ssssn fe ssfimmt i4isa i4msiasltsn fs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
. g t O n.
= t. a.

SffSriI&.s @.mSlbe aus benz II. S%abrbunbsrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08

2(ls Elm WttteL,u UNI abaemaaerten
Mas IS 1T. Siebia DALI rtraet

10 rttrsr Dial, grtratt In epuetnirtrtsr Scrm, pSn anssnsb.
Tsd @sihmaf ane frd rem aItskpl. Or lana fel0f son
ZEN I'D pahftn @fastr Idiot streast ueretn uns ntb6lt
nitts ais .tlunes. ~natrtaflt etVHt. Das 68t, prdpdrat
tutrt als etiquette hat Stlsttt Baron ben ettbts's une elm
10 .tntIs ittatr u -ieribrift mite btrtnteea Der 5errsa u.
gessisr u. 20, baltimore #lp., he aasiaissu Gssnt:n far
Amertta.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-17

Entire household outfits for ncwI,
married couples speciality, and on
this. kind liberal discounts will b
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-17

TOY viftne 81 certified copy Of de-l
I'D cree ~ me directed from the Clerk
NJ thc Dubois Circuit Court. Ia q cause
wherein Richmond H. Mulmnn Il pIaint-
sir. and Ann4 Sheridan Is defendantI
requiring me To make the stun XII money
therein mentioned, with interest Oh said
decree aud costs, viii expose - publirI
suite 10 the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, the 21th Day of
February 81. ~. 1882,
between Tie hours ar ID o'clock 4. m.I
and o'clock y. nj, M said rAy, ~ fAcl
door Of the Courthouse Of Jasper. Dull
bots county, Indiana, The rents and pfuiitsl
f0s term not exceeding seven years. Nj
tho following rn4i estate, situated IA thel
County of Dubois and Stale " IudiHna,
tO-Mii:
Part of the southeast quarter Of Scc-|
ton Numhcr ihigly-nve (s5). In town.
ship Number one (l). south Of ranne|
Number i've {53 west. more particularly
described ~ follows. WIZ: Commencing
twenty-five and onc-thirl i25l) rods
north OF the southeast corner or said
section Number thirty-fye easy. I1in.l
ninr thence north aInnu said Section line
four (f) degrees and thirty f30) minute
west. lofiy-cight {:s) rods aud ten and
onn-haiff lO') links: thence south eighty
firr 1859 degrees and thirty cog minutes
wet. one ilandFeland thirteen fli3) feet /:
thence north twenty-five (z5} degrees
west ninn lAl rois ma 1--WE aud onn-hnif
f51l iinks thence north four Al degrees
Nezl. fifteen rs rods ANA i've and one
hAH ts LINKS; thence north forty-iiye
li5l rcRrfQs and thirty 1901 minutes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-17

~ ~ n - - 1888 ~ x ~ a ~
~ t1rarE NJ hcrnby given thaI Me un-
~ dersigncd Commissioners. appointed
hv tile C,rcait Court az Dubois county.
Indiana. III suit FOR the partition of
llea! Estate. wherein George nv. King
~ Me- hle plaintiffs Aud William n. hiHv,
* III. arc defendants. WITH scil NJ Public
Auction, Nv order ~ said Circuit Court.
Oh tle premises. On
TUESDAY. FERRr AIRY -. A. y. 1892.
the following described Real Essate'
situated " Dubois county. State Of indi-
ana. to-wit:
1he wcsf-half OF the northeast quarter
of eriiDn NO. twenty-five (25l. II town
Shlp No. TWO l2l south ~ range 10.
three [8, west. gu acres. and part 81 The
northeast quarter Of the northwest
oNAFinr "a said section, township and
rerK& moro particularly described ~
follows. MAJ: Commencing N the nc:sh-
east corner Of said northeast quarter ~
lie north west quarter. running thence
west twenty f2ol rods: thence south
eighty fs0) rods thence east twenty (20)
roiis: thence north eighty (60) rods, 70
the place .. beginning, containing AZ
acres.
TEENS or SALK:-Cne-third az The
purchase inuney 10 be paid M cash, the
residue III equal ins'aIlments N niue and
eighteen months. ths purchaser giving
uote- FOR sa;1 deferred payments. bear'
IND Fix per cent interest from date. Will
surety 10 the approval of the Commits
rioner. waving benefit Of valuation and
superintendent laws.
Sale 10 begin az one o'clock, n. nj.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-12

A Largo Number Ot KailsOsd LabOrers
Severely Injured by An Accident
to y Construction Train.

A Largo Number ot Railroad La',orers
Severely Injured by An Accident
to y Construction Train.
WAsECA, Minn., August IA COIL
struction train on the Minneapolis & st.
Louis railroad, with 81 laborers on board.
was yesterday thrown from the track, near
here, turned completely over, and thrown
down an embankmcnt into the slough be-
low. The conductor of the train, who was
not seriously injured, came here immedi-
ately for assistance, and a relief train was
sent to the wreck, which brought in the
wounded, "f whom the following is a
list:
Thomas Madden, suffering from con-
cussiOn Of the brain has been uncOE-
sciOus since tho accident, recovery doubt
full Swede, name unknown, dangerously
wounded in head and chest, recovery
doubtful Frank Hadoig, ba'lly wounded
in the head.
The names Of those less severely
wounded are Peter Johnson, John Flick,
Christ. Butler. John LounderOss, q. II
Dale, Thomas BelsOn, Andrew LounGerst,
Albert Nors, Edward Allen Adol-
phin English, Simon foreman, John
Hollenberk, Charles Berg. Conrad
Vogles, John Allen, g. w. Tcquist, An
drew Noxman, Charles Towuer, Albert
LAWN, John Alvin, John Adams. Ernest
Brtes, Michael O'Reiley, Alfred Harris,
Fred Leistign, A. Anderson, Thos. Nor
ton, John Hustler, VIM. On|man, Jerry
O'Neal and James Brown.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-12
FRANK FARKELI.'s CASr'.
Letter From Mrs. Farrell-Shc COntradicts
the superintendent and Hospital
PHYSICIANS.

Letter From Mrs. F.rrelI-shc Contradict.
tho Superintendent and Hospital
Physlcians.
Mrs. Mary Farrell, the widow of Frank
Farrell, the circumstances of whose suffer-
ings and death have been narrated in these
columns, communicates the following
Eds INTELLIGENCER: My attention has
been called to the proceedings Of all il
tervicw had by the newspaper rpOrterS
with the poor directors, hospital supcrir-
tendent and physicians, wherein it is said
by Superintendent Spurrier aud DIR. Bole
MUS that after my husband had been taken
from the hospital by me and returnt d
to that institution week later, he was in
a much worse condition than he was when
removed him. This statement is not
true. When returned him to the hospital
because of my inability to get s house in
which to keep him, or to secure proper
nurse for him, his body was free from
sores, and he could manage to walk up
and down stairs. When todk him away
from that hospital, six weeks later. he
was perfectly helpless, covered with sores
and filth, and the worst possible condition,
AZ will be attested by Drs. Boyd and NJ
COrmick.
As to my taking him delcacics which
he had better not had, as the superintcnd-
Ont said, answer that l took him food
because found him to be almost starved,
that is one reason why, finally, 1 took him
away.
Mr.. Spurrier says my husband was ne vcr
beaten unless Dick, the nurse, beat him.
know that ho was beaten by Slater, the
insane nurse, who was the last to have
charge Of him. l mako these statements
because the hospital officials have tried to
make it appear that he was better cared
for and was in bottcr condition while in
their charge than while in mine.
Very respectfully,
MARY FARRELL.
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.1y2l-luld


II
On SATURDAY, the 18th day at AUGUST,
1888 the undersigned. being all of the children
of Peter Long aYd Elizabeth Long. late Of the
city Of LaDcaster, Occeasei will offer ut pub
lie sale at the SOrrel Horse Hotel (frank
Slpush's), West King street, of said city. tue
following real estate, viz:
A lot Or piece Of ground, situated ON the
northwest corner Of West orange AMI Char
lOtte streets, in said city, containing in front
on said West orange street, ~ feet, ~ inches.
more or less, and extending Of the same width
nOrthwarGily Isl feet. more or less, 70 tho
son. bounded on the east by said Charlotte
street on the west by the property belonging
TO the heirs of Thomas Arnold, deceased Oi
south by said West Orange street, and ON the
north by property OF said John Gibson.
WIereOn is erected q Onc-stOry LOG DWELL
ING HOUSE, Stable, &c. The lot contains u
variety of Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, and . we'll
Of excellent water. And II one Of the most
eligible building lots In the city.
Good title will bo given 70 the purchaser.
Persons desiring further information may
call on William Il. Wilson and II. Clay Bru-
baker, esqs.
Sale To commence at O'Clock p. M. whom
terms Will be made known by the Undersigned
JOHN LONG,
SUSAN LONG.
CATHARINE LONG,
ADALINE LONG,
FANNY FREE,
SARAH LONG.
MAkY SHAUD,
ELlZABETu STlffLE..
HENRY SHuBsRT, Aucti0neer.
JulyS-7tdS&augH,lo l9
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-12
.TELEGRAPhlC TAPS.

Little Sparks From the Electric wires.
A French apothecary named TenaysOn.
has been sentenced to death for murder
ing his wife g lover his brother and wife
received light penalties as accessories.
Lizzie Brown, who fell through an elc-
vator way in Reading died Of her injuries
to day.
The first conviction under the new law
of Maryland, was the case of David Gard
ner, colored, who at Baltimore to day, re-
ceived 80 lashes for beating his wife.
General Warren's funeral took place at
Newport, II. l., to-day, and among the
dignitaries present was Gen. Hancock,
who acted as one Of the pail bearers.
There was no attempted military display.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-12
nruwn f1ouscnolu rauncen

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. viii most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally and thereby more certlinly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
Pain :iIeviator, and II is warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation. 1t cures
pam In the Side. Back or Bowels. Sore Throat,
Eheumatlsm and ALL ACHES, and Is THE
GREAT EELlEVER OF PAIN. "BRoWHs
HoUsEHcI.y PANAcKA" should bo in every
family. tcaspOonful of the Panacea in q
tumbler OF hot water [sweetened If preferredI, I,
taken at bed, time viii BREAK UP A COLD. Is cts
q bottle. febll-lyd4. .W&S&W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-12

"Yield not to Misfortune" Give Ely's
Cream Balm a thorough trial ii you would be
cured of Catarrh, Hay Fever, Catarrhal Deaf.
ness, or quickly relieved OF colds in the head.
Cream Balm effectually cleanses fhe nasal
passages of catarrhal virus, causing healthy
secretions. allays Inflammation, protects the
mem branal Innings of the head from additional
colds, completely heals the sores and restores
the sense OF taste and smell. Beneficial re-
suits are realized by u few applications. A
thorough treatment will cure Catarrl, Hay
Fever. &c. The Balm is easy to use and agree
able. Sold by druggists ut 80 cents. On re-
ceipt of 50 cents will mail u package
ELY'S CREAM EALM CO., OswegO, N. Y.
For sale by Lanc,*''r Druggists.
feb25-i&W 3
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-12
IN THE HANDS OF A MOB.

A Fire Interrupts an Attempted Lynchin:.
SpRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Aug. 12.-ln the
early part Of last evening at TaylOrsvill..
the belief prevailed that everything h:d
quoted down and bail was being arranged
for the three men, Clement, Pertis and
Montgomery. who arc charged with raw
ishing Miss Bond. At about midnight,
however, q mob of 5000 or 1000 men
OverpOwercd the officers. took the prison.
ers from the Jail and carried them out Of
town with the avOwed intention Of hanging
them.
The mob tried in vain Ia extOrt CON-
fession by alternately hanging and lower
ing them. A fire breaking out in town
most of the mob went to it, and the prose
outing attorney and the father Of Miss
Bond persuaded the others to Ice the pris-
Oners be put back to jail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-12

fA1l000lpo1A 0A6k0es
fniLADo1RulA. August 13--ChOlce wanted ;
old grades dull Superhne, q 75a3; Extra
g T04 Pa. Family, o6330S So
Rye 00uR q . 5003 Is
Wheat fAilly aottve and unsettled; nel.
and Pa Red, u 1891 II; do Amber. Sl I50
III.
Corn firm and scarce tor local us, '.,,n-r.
aOk69lc; yellow, 9a0Sslsc: tiO ,niAe,i ?i1a3
&c.
Oats scarce and wanted.
Rye SCARCE amt wanted.
Seeds-Flaxseed dull II 3l "
Provisions nrm aud moderately active.
Lard steady.
Butter dull except for choice grailes.
Creamery Extra, sS0aBc do good 70 choice
24Q2lc.
Eggs nrm on scarcity
Cheese steady.
Petroleum dall: kenned. 61se
Whisky Al d l8
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-12

NEW fOnx. August l5.-Ylour-State and
Western dull and declining Superilne State.
al: fancy do. 81 lO0s; round hoop ohio,
q 6,05 8 choice do,sS SO07 50; supe.fino
Western, g 400l Is common tn good extra
do, a 60tl5 ID choice do. . s566 50 choice
white wheat do. S70s. Southern steady and
quiet; common to fair extra. ~ SOS u {;
good to choice do, . SO07 Is
Wheat A01c lower and heavy moderate
speculative trading; No. Red. Aug, q ~
81 lSE do Sept, u l8sxol lAN; do Oct,
q ltkSl l51 do Nov. 81 l6f0l l6sSc ;d0 year.
81 1901 l3X
Corn witOut QuOtable change; Aug. and
Sept. H@Hc better; later months HoHc
lower: Mixed Western spot, ,S700oop, DO fu-
"si OATS 'isssc xssse lower; No. Aas. s.s<s.x.c;
Oct. 45ss0i5Ac: year. 4494c; State, ns06ic
Western i9GS4c,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-12
& 6ws.aI N:nd "

One year ago. or longer, I purchased from,
Mr.. Louis Weber, Lancaster Watch Of the
West End grade 1t has been ON THE
MINUTE EVER SINCE with our Railroad
Time. and a time piece cannot readily be
eScciledi. could not get any hi.,her-p -priced
watch that would be more satisfactory. A
watch that will stand the test Of RAILROAD
USE SO well as these Lancaster movements
40. must be a good one. This Is the only watch
! have ever led that has dome an thing
like its go )d work, and don't wnnt anything
better. W. ?. WELCHANS.
Clerk in Ticket (lnlcc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-12
q. " "kovsuOn0.' 81

During the past forty years ] have carried Q
number of watches, but the Luncast.r Watch
of the " Keystone stem-winding grade, Is the
best have ever had for kerpiD. time. b'vc
had 1t now TOR nearly TWO EARS. 1t runs
to the tiOt' always, and Is rs true as any
Three-Iiundred Dollar Watch I have ever
seen. don't believe there WAS ever better
time keeper, for ordinary use. turned out of
any watch factory III the world.
EDWARD kAUTZ.
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WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 12.-The
body of Frank Perry was found on the
track at Athol, this morning with one arm
cut off. There are two cuts on tho head
inflicted with sharp instrument, which
indicates foul play. -.-.-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-12
Another EXcurslon.

Messrs. Haverstick & Clark arc arrang-
ing for another excursion to Atlantic City
over the Pennsylvania railroad, to be run
either on August % or 25th. This will
give those who did not 60 on the late ex-
cursion . chance of visiting Atlantic City
at . low price. Duo notice will be given
in q day or two.
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|. L" "KeYstone." !"

PENNSYLVANIA kAILxOAD COMPaNYI
LANCASTER STATION, August j. l3
1 have carried for nearly TWO YEARS
Lancaster Watch Of the Keystone STEM
wind grade. 1t has given me perfect satisiac-
tiOn In every respect, but especially as an ar
curate time e-keeper-iOr IL mas kept WITHIN
THE MINUTE with our Standard Railroad
Time during the entire past year! To ali per-
sons who are required to have correct time
but especially to RAILROAD MEN. would
confidently recomn end tho Lancaster Watch.
W. +. nAMBHlGHT
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EDUCATIONAL.
Pennsylvania State College,

FALL TERN OPENS AUGUST q.
Located in one of the most beautiful and
healthful of the entire Allegheny region.
Omen to students OF both sexes, ana Offers tbs
following Courses OF Study:
1, A full Classical Course of four years.
= A full Scientic Course of four years.
8. The following Technical Courses OF four
years each (a) Agriculture; (b) Natural His
tory; (cl Chemistry and Physics; (d) Civil
Engineering.
l. "A Special Course In Agriculture.
8. A Special Course in Chemistry.
G. A Classical and Scientific Preparatory
Course. ''
Military drill is required. Expenses for
board and incidentals very low. TUITION
FREE. Young ladies in charge OF q compe.
tent lady principal.
For Catalogues, or other Information, ad-
dress GEO. .W.ATHERTON, President,
State College, Centre Co, Pa.
augsl3tdT, ,Th&S
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A World OF Good.

One of the most popular medicines now be-
fore the American public, is Hop Bitters. You
see it everywhere. People take it with good
effect. 1t builds them mp. 1t is not as pleas
ant to the taste rs some other Bitters rs 1t is
not whiskcy drink. 1t is more like the old
fashioned bOne.set tea, that has done world
of good. 1t yOu don't feel just right. try Hop
Bitters.-NundG NeUS. al-ewd&w .