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Those Elegant Holiday Good.

Have arrived and nro now on cxhtbi.
ton at Mullrr's Drug Store, aud nro
without doubt the finest.aud most use.
full goods Of their kind ever offered IN
this market. For the ladies' there is an
endless variety Of toilet goods. fine per.
fnmery, odor stands. elegant colluloid.
amber aud ivory combs, brushes and
h"nd-mirrors. Ladies' roticulcs with
belts, silk plush jewel cabiucts, glove.
handkerchief, odOr and jewel cases In
silk plush, Russia and hnnd-p,imtcd
satin, ctc. For gentlemen, fine cigar
cases, card cases, pocket wallets. in
Russia and scnl-skin. elegant silk plush
whisk-broom holders, moustaohe cups.
etc o,c. Take n look at them before
buying elsewhere.
noyZ3dSwimo.
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Warner & Co. forwarded to-day by
fast freight, 10000 ibs Merchandise
John Drown. $1,000 lbs silt for Pellicr
Co.; Frod simpson, 1000 feet OF
lumber for the Navajo; JcG Mayhugh,
5000 lbs coal for the Grand Prize: ID.
G. Barnes. 1000 lbs coal and saIt ftr
the Grand Prizo and Navajo.
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nov9iid

Sullivan, the pueilist, unexpectedly
appeared at Tom Aliens benefit In
New York on Mosday night, and made
a speech amid loud applause. Ito said
he would always DO rcndy TO give mo.
third Of the cato money to any man
who stood up against him for iour
rounds. lie goes 10 Chicago to 6gb,
Elliott.
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Hotel

l.. Woodmausee. 5 IN Francisco.
j. j.. Campbell. Fort Haileck.
d. Il. Nye. Tuscarora.
A. l.. Atwell. do
L. +. Jones. Pleasant.
e. d. Leddick, LamoIIle.
Mrs. +. Kennedy and three chill
dren, Virginia CITY.
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NOTICE or PUBLICATION
or tho limo Appointed for Prov
Iuu Will

or tho limo Appointed for Prov
Ing VIII,
IN TUE DISTRICT COURT or THE sEv.
County of Liko, '
In the %r"ht,cr NJ the estate Of DANIEL MUIR.
PLY. ia. -asci:
Pursu'nt 20 an order Of said Court made on
the 18th u y o. November. isS1, notice IA here.
by given that on saturday, the Dan doy
OF DcceWbrr, y At ~ o'clock A, ". or
said Gay. and the Coiut ootn Of ssId Cent.
AZ The Iou't House In the town Of Emo. Count,
OF ElEo, have bccu aproiu ed a. Tie time .ni
~ 90 for proving tho will of said Daniel MIN.
ply. deceased. ard for hearing the appltcstton
Of u, u. Murphy aud e.. y. ChspIisn Tor tb.
Issuance u them Of lotters tsstamsDtaFy. when
aud whsto any person Inter ssted may sppesf
aud contest I sSane. ~
Dated. November az, 1882.
A.. q. DAw1EY,
hoNEe'onee' County Clstk.
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Ogden riot, 2sth: George Russell,
Of the firm Of Russll Il BRADLEY. stock
Rcn Of Elko. Nevada, came in ON the
Union Pacific train yesterday. lie
brings with him two cars fine cattle for
their ranch at that place.
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lpInuo for Sale.

Mrs. Green hos for sale n good piano
which shc will dispose Of ut n very
reasonable figure. Any ono desiring to
invest In an instrument OF that kind
can receive further Information by cal.
ling al tho ~IsDIrEST onloo. nov 1877
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TUE Golden Eagle stables at Slcrn-
monto were burned Wednesday night.
with all the horses. wagons, o~muibusses
and personal property, which wcro
vnlued ut Sj5.O0o. Tho building was
worth about S3.ONO.
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Advertised Letter LIST,

The following is n list OF letters re.
mnihing IN tho postomco ut Elko, Nov.
embsr %. 1882.
Bowman, John Blair, Ando
Berry, III Clark. Mira Q
E.,srly, Pr MoLnne JGmss
Pi'rgne, J + R5oyos, w
Savage, J A
Persons calling for any of tho above
letters will please say advertised"
q. W. Hull, 4. NJ.
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Att,.utionl

wo have just received our second in
stnllmoni, consisting Of ten barrels,
Of Fresh, Sweet. Eastern Cider. super.
Tor to any yet offered in this market.
which W" offer 90 the trade and fami.
lies In lots 10 suit.
octl2tf EtCEuaRT & FnoELrcu.
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Tho election OF officers TO serve dur.
ing tho ensuing year will take place ut
the next regular communication OF
Elko Lodge No. Is. A. +. & a. NJ, 20
he held at their Hail Tuesday evening.
December 9Th, 1882. A full attendance
Is requested.
by order Of tho W. VI.
T. n. SroSE.
noV2ltd Sec'y.
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From Saturdays Daily
AnlmRgnnil.

Owing to fears entertained Of scarlet
d-vs.. there will be no Sabbath School
TOMORROW.
Hanson" says be is a Christian.
therefore he wants no paud, mOnium
made OF his house.
The Trns,ees Of tho Public School
have deemed it prudent to close that
institution during the coming week,
in this vicinity.
Warner & Co. have engaged the
services OF Mr. G. p. Wilkinson. OF
oakland. California, Us book keeper
for the firm. who is now in discharge
of k.s duties al such.
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JusT received twenty barrels fresh
Michigan cider, which ! offer TO the
trade lower than ever. Families will
do well II try it.
nUy2I im V. c H~,rTtvrT-
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Hotel Arrivals.

VIM Sexton. San Francisco.
G Cnliishcr, TuScarora.
Chas A Wood, do
James Dove, do
TW Dove. do
X I Fitzgerald, San Francisco.
L IL Barnes. Missouri.
y Oudcrkirk. Mound.
+ a Greenwood. Halleck,
TT Harris. Huntingdon,
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The following passengers arrived by
the Tuscsrorn stage yesterday evening:
Il. j.. Woodmanscc, D. Il. Ny,, vii
liam Ferguson.
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u Was Loaded.

About O'Clock Monday evening
James Paul, n small boy 10 years old.
in upper Ansiin, was examining n small
pistol 10 500 II II was loaded. lie blew
into tho muzzlc, aud then applied n
match TO tho percussion tube, blowing
into tho mulzlc nj tho samo timo. IIo
thus ingeniously ascortaincd that IL
was loaded. The bullet Knocked out
some OF his front teeth, blowing
through his tongue md lodged Ia the
back Of his neck. II induced n severe
fit Of coughing, in tho course OF which
he coughcd out the ball. Surgical Ms.
SistHnce was summoned, aud ths boys
injuries were found to bc not very ser.
icus. lie feeds with n spoon now aud
has no remark 20 ontr.--Rcveiilo.
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Hotel Arrivals,

Thomas Harris, Austin.
c. +. Mayer, Fort Halleck,
Hugh Martin, Bruno.
L. L. Prichard, Rosalia.
IL. Z. Osborn, Sun Francisco,
James Tippett, do
Florence Dorsey, do
Mrs. Ieona BurnhGm, San Fran.
Charles +. lIsulon, do
g.. 4. Hamilton, Fort Halleck.
+. O'Donuell. do
w. Rheinschil1, Denver.
+. Honeyman, Clover Valley.
VIM. Snow and wife, Ruby Valley
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A MATCH race for 1000 a side has
been arranged between Pete Weber and
Ben Miller. TO be run by their two
ycar-olh colts over tho Cherry Creek
course next July. A forfeit Of $3.50
each has been pnt up.
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JoHS SwIsE was awarded tho certid.
cato Of Congressmau-at.L Large from
Virginia.
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THE RESTAURANT

L. hrst.elAs- in eli tie appointments, uud WI,
hereafter excel Its former excellent, repuea
ZION.
Fresh Eastern oysters
Received daily Nv express, ana having sup..
FLOR facilities 70: kscpin, tbem ,.ssuu...
them fresh 10 tho Trade
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MY. stock or sctars comprises the best
brands OF Imported l~iavanRs as we'll C. Koy
West. ] have also Just received an invoiss
OF the "THRKE KINGS" Cigarettes, pro.
n%ouneed to be toe best and pursst In the mar
ket.
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INITIAL PINS!
A Full Line At
ZAHM'S COR N Err
sl3.lwd
(tARlI.
MRS. +. WEILAND,

OF NO. 4 WEST KING STREET,
Who has been spending the summer ut As
bury Park, N. j., and West Va, will return to
Lancaster on SATURDAY, SEPT. Is.
Scptl4 It'd
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AnlueelneIlts.

"Eey Solomons" To-nighL-Frank Bus,
The Hebrew character comedian, will appear
1T Fulton opera house tonight In his new play
OF key SOlOmOns." Mr.. Bush has long been
recognized rs one OF the leading, impcrsona-
tors of Hebrew character before the public
and although his efforts have previously been
confined to musical and eccentric specialtIcs,
1t Is said he infuscs into the new comedy the
same piquancy and mirthful humor that have
won for him his reputation. Mr.. ii. u. Malln,
formerly OF the celebrated comic opera COM
pany bearing his name, is managing the new
venture.
"R0nch D"-TO-mOrl Ow evening Mr.. Harry
Meredith will appear in his famous dual role
In the drama of :" Ranch lO'' Last season the
piece won abundant commendation of the
Philadelphia press, and the Times, of Reading,
where the play was produced last night, say e
OF 1t: - Those who have seen M'Liss can CON-
prehend the SCOPE and character of the drama,
but Ranch 10 adds 10 the interest of its plot
by the duality of Al. and Tom McClelland,
twin brothers. Mr.. Meredith was ably sup
ported, both by male and female artists.
Ranch TO- made a very favorable impression,
produced. as it was, with every attention to
detail, and with the help OF tableaux, which
were decidedly startling in their Effects"
The World."-On Monday and Tuesday
evenings of next week we are to have the
spectacular mclOdrama OF "Thc WOrld,'
which created a decided Juror last season. The
play is said to be full of realistic effects, and
some of the scenes are represented to be mar
vclS of mechanical art, while the play affor,.s
ample opportunity for fine acting. The cOm.
pany bring their own scenery and novel
effects constructed especially for this reigning
sensation.
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DEATHS.

MARTIN.-ln this city, on the 18th inst, John
4. Martin, in the GIl year of his age.
The relatives and friends of tho family,
also. Lancaster Lodge, No. 81, l. o. of q. F.,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from his late Residence, Eclay House, corner
of North Prince and Walnut streets. on Mon
day afternoon, At 3 o'clock. Interment in Ian
caster cemetery. slJ-2td
Philadelphia AMI Harrisburg papers please
cOpy.l
CARROLL In this city, on the I4:h inst, John
Carroll, aged G5 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend he funeral from
his daughters residence Mrs. Hudy's) }, No
:33 East Chestnut street, on Saturday morn
ing at 81 o'clock Solemn requiem mass at
st. Anthony's church. Interment ut st.
Mary's cemetery. 1t
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DROwnED IN III T. OCrORARO.

A Man Falls into the Creek While It 10 High.
Timothy Harvey, aud a companion
of Chrome Banks, Nottingham, Cbes-
ter county, started from that place
with a drove of sheep to Oak Hill,
Little Britain township, this county.
After delivering the sheep they drove to
Texas, and from thence drove to Woods
ford, intending to cross the Octoraro at
that point Upon arriving at the creek
they found it SO high from the rains on
Monday that the driver, Mr.. Patton, would
not attempt to cross it with the
team. Harvey jumped from the wagon
and said that bc intended to cross
the foot log. Mr.. Patton started home
another way, aud upon his arrival there
found that Harvey had not put in an ap
pearance. Search was made at the point
where the foot log was and Harvey's dead
body was found in the water. It is be-
licved that he did not reach the foot log.
but made misstep in going down tho
steep cmbankment to it, and fell. cutting
his head, which rendered him insensibie.
lie was found in pool containing but
three feet of water. The man had been
drinking, aud Deputy Coroner Wesley's
jury rendered verdict of death from
drowning while intoxicated.
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THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EvKNNo. SEPT. Is, leo2.
THE WAR OVER.
AR ABB rACnA LAYS DOWN aIs Arm

Tho Egyptian oh'essa,a surr snd 'rs Uneou
ditiOnslly 70 Gen. Wolseloy-Cairo
Occupied By British Troops.
LONDON. Sept. 15.-The following has
teen telegraphed to Gen. Wclseley:
"BENHA, Sept. 15-I have just arrived.
General Lowe occupied Cairo yesterday
afternoon. Arab Pacha and Toulba PachS
have surrendered unconditionally. Ten
thousand troops at Cairo have laid down
their arms. The project of police has un-
dertaken to preserve order. Igo on to
Cairo at once"
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 15-It is reported
here that Arab was arrested by the
Egyptian police charged with having in
cited the populace to incendiarism and
plumber.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-One dispatch says
Arab was handed over to the English on
their arrival at Cairo.
was surrounded by the Bengal cavalry.
ALEXANDRIA,, Sept. 1.-the khedive
will proceed to Cairo as soon as the roads
open. All offers Of submission must be
made to tho khedive nominally, but by
actual surrender to General Wclseley.
Arab Locked Up.
LONDON, 15.-The following additional
dispatch has been received from General
W0lseley
''CAIRO, Sept. 15.-Arabi Paoha and
Toulba Pacba arc both confined in our
guard rooms. The war is over. Send no
more men from England. l will now
change my base from Ismailia to Alexan-
dria. Health and spirits of the troops ex-
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GONE WRONG.

A Railroad Cashier Absconds with $40. 900.
BOsTON. Sept. ia special dispatch
from New York says it is reported at the
office of the Central railroad of New Jer-
soy, this morning, that Dwight s. Lathrop,
the assistant cashier, has absconded
after appropriating $4,000 of the
company's money to his own use. He is
a son of Henry S. Lathrop, of Northamp-
ton, Mass, and was appointed about eigh-
teen months ago by the late Judge LathrOr,
his uncle, who was then tho receiver. An
investigation was begun lately and a week
ago deficit of at least $40, 900 was discov-
cred. Lathrop then disappeared and his
present whereabouts are unknown.
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SNODGRASS, MURRAY & CO.,
CLOTH HOUSE,
Market and Ninth Streets Philadelphia.


A Cough, COIu ere InrOat bnOuiu 90
0ooDbau. NGale::, ,Ie i:lcntiy results In an In.
cuFxblc Lung t',,istso or Consumption.
Browns bronchial Trochcs do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
bu! act directly the infialned parts, ailaying
Irritation. give relief in Asthma. bronchial
Coughs, Catarri,, :ind the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
to. For thirty years Browns bronchial
TrOches have been recommended by physi-
clans. end always give pertcct satisfaction.
Having been tested 10y wide AMI constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned wei .nerited rank among the few staple
remedies of the age. Sold at - cents a box
everywhere. mv-lvdTTh&F F&Ivw
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A Cruel Hoax.

Wo yesterday copied from tho York
Daily, Baltimore telegram announcing
the suicide Of John Boner, of York. The
Daily OF to-day thus explodes the story !:
The return of Mr.. John BOner from
Baltimore on the los train yesterday
afternoon, in good health and spirits. was
a welcome surprise to his friends, who
entertained no thought that the
telegram to tho Daily Oh Wednesday
night was q cruel practical joke or
the work of malicious scOuDdrel.
From Mr.. Boner it is learned that no dis
agreement exists between himself and tho
lady referred to. The author of the tele.
gram is as yet unknown. but efforts are
being made to discover his indentity, and
from what has already been learned it is
probably that in short time tho mystery
will be uuraveled. 1t is needless to say
that We regret tho hoax was perpetratcd
and that we rejoice in Mr.. Bone RS safe
return"
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Largely InereaslnG thssr Lead at the %
Yards RaDgO.

Largely InereaslnG thssr Lead at the 500
CREEDxooR, Sept. 15.-The weather
this morning was bright and clear. Sir
Henry Hslford1 1won the toss for the choice
for targets for the British team. Sergeants
Dolan and Paulding express confidence in
the American team picking up the nine
teen points gained by tho British yester-
terday. Some excitement was caused in
the morning by the burning Of \ cooking
house which caught fire from stove.
The house had to be torn down. A largo
number of visitors came in the early trains
and an immense crowd is expected to-day.
Col. Bodine says the kind Of wind pro-
vailing to-day will make it awkward at
the outset for either team to mako fine
scores, but when his team gets we'll in tho
targets he feels confident that his men
will give an excellent account of them
selves. Among the prominent visitors ut
the range to-day are General Hancock
and several of his staff, Judge Gildersleeve
and Judge Stanton.
The first shot at tho 800 yards range was
fired by Parry of the British team, at
12:48 O'Clock. He scored centre. Kinds
shot first for tho Americans, but failed to
score. The American team are shooting
badly. Kinds making another miss. |
D0lan scoring but 2 and Ogden 9.
On his third shot Kinds secured
the elevation and scored bulls eye.
Following ID the score at 500 yards:
British team Heap 10, Goodear 26,
Boulton 81. Parry IS, Oliver 81, Pearse
20. Dods &c, Bates "a, McVittie &c, Cald-
we'll 25. Humphrey 81, Godsal 80. Total
Of British at 800 yards, 293.
American Team : Kinds 10, Ogden q,
Alden q, Dolau 18. Hingmen 10, Pollard
s3, Atkinson 26, McNevin II, Paulding |
20, Howard 10, Smith 90. Shakespeare 16.
Total American, 255.
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MAHAE2.A.


PHILADELPHIA. Sept l".-FIour dull and
barely steady; Superb n'., =. 75d3 90: Extra
s. 1898 IS; Penna., Family, s. 00es5 L.
Rye flour at $3 S704.
Whsat steady.
Corn steady tor local trade.
Oats dull and weak, except high grades.
Rye dull at 65N6Oc
Seeds unchanged.
Provisions steady, with fair demand.
Lard steady.
Butter-Fancy wanted, other kinds dull !;
Creamery Extra, 3O032c do good to choice,
2602Sc.
Eggs steady and fairly active; Penn'a,
27s028c Western. &c.
Cheese dull. except choice grades.
Petroleum firm Refined, 6Xc.
Whisky at 81 q.
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GREAT LOSS BY FIRE.

Fourteen Million Feet OF Lumber Burned
TOLEDO, o., Sept. 15.-At lao O'Clock
this morning fire broke out in the exten.
sive lumber mill of the Mitchell &
Rowland lumber company, entirely
destroying it. The fire also spread
to the large piles of lumber with
which the yards were filled, and BE-
fore tho flames could be checked thirteen
to fourteen million feet Of lumber were
consumed. The loss on tho mill is $10O.-
600, insurance 100000. The loss on the
lumber is $235, 900. covered by insurance.
Nearly all the insurance companies repre-
scnted here arc interested in these losses.
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Assault and Battery.

John F. Linghurst, the one armed man,
ard his wife were arrested and held to bail
for hearing on Monday rext before Al
derman Spurrier, for assault and battery
on Amanda Hall.
Henrietta Gorrecht ard Margaret Croft
were arrested and held to bail for hear
ing before the same magistrate on Tues
day night for assault and battery on Kate
stanley.
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Bur,ed under . Failing Embankmeat.

Buried Under . Falling Embankmeue
fH1LADElruIA' sept. iS.-At ~ O'Clock
this morning an em6ankment along the
western approach to the line of the Penn
sylvania railroad bridge, which crosses the
Schuylkill at Gray's Ferry, caved in
alarm was sounded a large crowd of rosi-
and they succeeded in taking out three of
the men alive, but badly if not fatally in
.iured. The fourth vas recovered dead.
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oil Fired BY LightninG.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Lightning struck
Lane and Fleming's oil works and Donald.
sons oil works, both in Brooklyn, last
night, setting both ON fire. Lanes build
ing was soon destroyed, but the oil burned
all night. Early this morning fro caught
a tank Of naptha, which exploded, killing
Charles Keegan, foreman lof fire truck,
and Captain Durry, Of one Of tho COM
pany's oil lighters. Donaldson's loss is
$4,000. Lane & Flemipg's loss un-
known.
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THE lNDEPENlpENTS.
The Zig Guns Coming to Lancaster.

The Zig Guns Coming to Lancaster.
1t is authoritatively announced that
John Stewart, Independent Republican
candidate for governor, Maj. George w.
Merrick, Of Wellsboro, candidate for Sec
retary of internal affairs Col. VIM. Nc
Michael, Of Philadelphia, candidate for
congressman at large, and Gen. Koontz, of
Somerset, will 5e in Lancaster on tho 28th
Of September and speak at an Independent
Republican meeting to be held in the
opera house on that evening.
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MIR. T. N. POrr, formerly of this city,
who about two years ago went to the
far West, is in this city visiting old friends.
lie now holds position on the civil en-
gincering corps of a western railroad and
is located at Monroe, WIS. Mr.. Porr looks
well and declares himself delighted with
his now home nOsurroundings. On the
18th of last month he took unto himself a
wife. Miss Lucy Scoville, a fair daughter
Of the West, who accompanies him in his
present trip. The Monroe local paper
gives a glowing account of the nuptials,
which were gotten up on an extensive
scale. Mr.. POrr will remain hers until
next week.
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/ Logs. Laths. Boards and kindling Wood,
at the corner OF Orange and Charlotte streets.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON ut o'clock. lids
VXTILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE TO-
w MORROW AFTERNOON, at l O'Clock,
ut No. 42l Middle street, near Duke, q large lot
door frames, &C, in lots to suit purchasers.
ltd JACOB GUNDAkER, Auct.
"ORSE AND BUGGY FOUND.-NEAK
I'LL the premises OF the undersigned. in Ra-
pho township, onc-half mile north of Mount
Joy. q grey pacing horse, fifteen hanrs high,
having sore back. Also, q narrOw-Suage
spar spring tr Ittlng buggy, apparently near
ly new.
The above the owner can have by proving
property and paying expenses to the under
signed, residing if Mount Joy, Pa.
PHILIP FRANK.
MOUNT joy Pa. Sept. IA, lSSo. sl5-4td
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THEY DIDNsT FIGHT.
WarIike Editors, Who Couldn't Agree Up
weapons With Which to settle Their
Differences:

WarIike Editors, Who Couldn't Agree Upon
weapons With Which to settle Their
Differences:
TOMBSTONE, Arizona, Sept. ia cor.
respondent who accompanied Hamilton,
editor of the Lndependent, aud Purdy, edi-
tor of the Epitaph, and the remainder of
the duelling party to Mexico. sends back a
long account of the affair, which is
in substance as follows: They crossed
the border and selected spot for
the encounter four miles south of OchOa-
vile. Ten PAGES were measured off with
much ceremony and the principals were
placed ten PAGES apart, Hamilton; who won
the choice, having his back to the rising
sun. At this juncture they began a
dispute about the weapons, each party
flatly refusing to use these brought by the
other. A proposition to toss up as to
whose weapons should be used was also
rejected. The deadlock was finally broken
and negotiations abruptly terminated by
both parties leaving tho field without
Fl gb.iLs.