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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-14

BOKDENTowN, N. j., Sept. 14.-Last
night train from Jersey City, on the line
Of tho Amboy division of the Pennsylva-
mia railroad, whom near Florence station,
struck two men, killing one of them. The
other cannot live Tho one killed was
Charles Erbeen, aged II years, the other
was Joseph Parker, aged % years, who
lies in a precarious condition. The men
had sat down on tho railroad track and
fell asleep, when tho train came dashing
along. They were both unmarried and
resided at Florence.
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PENNSYLVANIA ODD FELLOWS.

From 5000 20 1000 Uniformed Alombers
Participate in Reading.
READING, Pa, Sept. 14.-1t is estimated
that not less than $4,000 strangers are in
the city to-day, attracted by the parade
of the Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania. Tho
procession moved at 1:3O o'clock, with
from 5000 to- ,OOO uniformed Odd Fellows
in line. John B. Nicholson, of Philadel.
phia, was grand marshal, and c. B. Wells,
Of this city, chief marshal. Some fifty
lodges from all sections of tho state are
represented by delegations of from 20 to
900 members. Philadelphia had over
1000 members in line, and Reading to-day
paraded over 1900 members. Music was
furnished by some thirty bands. The
festivities will conclude with addresses,
dancing and concerts at Lauer's Fairview
and Central park.
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SHIFFLEk.
Tho Fire Company and tho Association
Their pirputes Nearly Ended.

Tho Fire company and tho Association-
Their Disputes Nearly Ended. g..
For some time past the Shiffler fire COM
pauy of this city. has been distracted by
eoDtendiug factions, each Of which seemed
more desirous of getting the better Of the
other than Of keeping the company in good
working order. Some fifty members Of
the company, after reorganization of the
fire department of this city, banded
themselves together under the name OF sbe
''Shiftier Volunteer Firemen' s association
and elected officers. When the Shiffier
fire cosnpany's real estate was offered ior
saio the association bought it for e1,S75.
It was contended that the Shiffier fire
COMPANY could not givo tho association .
good title, for though the company is a
chartered corporation, it had received the
property from the old Shift1er company,
which was not chartered, and which had
purchased the property from d. u.
Swartz and wife. Tho title therefore
rested in tho old board OF trus-
tees, only Tonc of whom, Daniel
Sing, is resident of this city.
For the purpose of curing any de-
feet in the title, a meeting of the old
uncharted members Of the Shiffler com
pany was held, and elected Daniel Sing,
Henry w. Shertz and John L. VOgan
trustees. These trustees then gave a title
to the property to the trustees of the
chartered Shiffier fire cOmpany-Goorge
Wall, BENJAMIN Bartholomew and John f..
Gibson. At a meeting held last night
these last named trustees decided the pro-
pcrty to the trustees of the Shifiier VOluD-
tccr Firemen's observation-disclosures M.
Franklin, jacob q. Goodman and George
Wall. attestcd by p. S. Goodman, who IL
secretary of both organizations. The
Shifiler Volunteer Fircmen's association II
not yet Incorporated, but it will be at an
early day.
From present appearances the Excelsior
hall branch of the Shifiler boys is left out
in the cold. for though they are members
of the Shifflcr fire company they are not
members of tho Shitiier Volunteer Fire
association aud the last named party have
now title to the real estate and are in
custody of the premises aud the personal
property.
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What IL Said OF the " flumod Anighs's'
Course DuPiDg the Late CamPstga
an Maine.

BLAINE STEAAkN0 EAxLS 1"ONAG1Ss
What IL Said OF tn. Flumsd Knishs's''
Course During the Late CamPssga
an Aajne.
Great indignation is felt in Maine among
the friends of Senator Frye and MIR. Reed
at the brazen way in which tho late James
G.. Blaine, who remained at Saratoga
ostentatiously while all the real work Of
the campaign was dOine in Maine. and
who only came forward to air himself after
he had learned in New York city that
Maine was given up by the Democrats,
has now come forward and gone to
Illinois to humbug the innocent Repub-
licaus of the West into regarding him
as tho Republican Messiah of 1884. Every
one in Maine of both parties knows that
Blaine neither gave dollar to tho party
treasury nor so much as answered q letter
from tho party committee during tho
months Of July and August when it was
generally believed that Maine was lost to
the Republicans. He stayed at Saratoga
colloquing with Cornell and giving that
wretched man bad advice. and took no in-
terest in the election in Maine beyoud put
ting up his enterprising son and heir,
Walker Blaine, to explain to the
French Canadian voters of the ArOCs.
took district that when he charged
them with corruption and bribery in 1860
he really meant to praise their honesty
and courage, and only blundered through
his ignorance of the French language. As
he has since then passed some time in
Spanish America, where he took lessons in
French of Chilian Indian who onco
served as cook in the Landreau family,
Mr.. Walker Blaire now assures tho mon
of AroostOOk that he will never do them
Injustice again. This is all very we'll.
But it hardly entities Blaine to the cleo
tOral yoto of Illinois in 1884. And John
A. Logan will not forget it.
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Another Fish story.

Frank Howell, Will Welchans and Bob
Stapleford, went fishing in tho COncstoga
back of tho almshcuse yesterday, and
caught string of fish nearly four feet
long. We mean tho string was four feet
long, most Of tho fish were not more than
four inches in length. They wcrc proba-
bly, tho n,innOws and little sunnys that
escaped from tho reservoir night before
last, by the aid of Sammy GrOf1's dollar
torch.
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Reported Suicide.

An anonymous dispatch from Baltimore
to the York Duly says John Boner
young horse dealer from York, shot him.
sell in the former city. and that his body
would be sent to York this evening.
Tho Duly states that it has YER
flied tho dispatch end has no
doubt of the correctness Of the
information, though the young mans
mother in York refused to believe it
when it was told her. The Baltimore
papers have no account Of the tragedy.
1t is stated that young BOner had intend
ed visiting Baltimore in company with a
young woman, to whom he was devotedIy
attached and desired to marry. Further
inquiry developed the fact that the lady
had refused to accompany him aud as he
spoke to friend on Tuesday night OF his
trouble, it is thought that no took the
evening train for the city and in fit Of
dcspondency ended his life.
Boncr was 23 years of age, an employee
Of Farquhar's agricultural works in Yoik
aud an Industrious aud steady young man.
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u.oss OF EerPrIAN rxEAoHERY.


n. 100000 Cnfsnalap Generals DsserelDg
l HIS Waa,ng Oanso-Arahi Reported
. "..', to be Cspeszed " ne Hsis3sh.
'' LoLDoN, Sept. 14.-Dispstches from
Egypt say that most of Arabi's generals
are disposed to surrender and stop an hos
tilities. It is tho general opinion there
that the natives will deliver up Arab to
the British.
TELEL- KEBu, Sept 14-The loss Of the
British is fiys, hundred and fifty, inolud-
ing thirty killed. Eight officers are among
tho dead. All Of the Arabic papers were
seized here! Hundreds Of fugitives in
Guiding many officers are surreudsring.
TEL-EL.KEBlR, Sept. 14-Gen. Wolseley
has gone to Zagazig. Tho present esti-
mate of the wounded is IS seriously and
1Os slightly.
Arab Reported Captured.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 14-It is reported
here that Arab has been captured.
H.. Pushing ON to Cairo.
LONDON, Sept. 14.-Gencral Wolseley
telegrsphs that the cavalry will push ON
to Cairo to-day by forced marches along
the desert route. ...
UnCOnditlosal surroDdor Expected.
ALEXANDER, Sept. 14.-Negotiations
for surrender arc proceeding satisfactorily.
The British will probably occupy Kafr-El'
Dwar tomorrow. It is stated that the
surrender will be unconditional.
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Yesterday the officers and teachers of
tho Presbyterian mission Sunday school Of
this city. to tho number of thirty seven,
left for Wild Cat Falls, Oh the Susque'
hanna. There they mot family party
from York and another from Columbia:
All enjoyed the day most pleasantly amid
the beautiful and romantic scenery OF
Wild Cat, and returned in the evening
highly pleased with the trip and the
courteous proprietor, MIR. Robert Carroll.
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TAYLoRv1LLE, ILL.,, Sept. 14.-The death
Of Miss Bond, the victim Of the recent
outrage, is daily expected. and the intense
agony she suffers at times seems to keep
the outrage fresh in the minds or tho peo.
ple. 1t took four men to hold her Oh Mon
day night. Each paroxysm renders hel
perfectly wild. Her death is looked for
ward to with apprehension, as it is feared
it will inflame the thirst for summary
yepgeance.
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THE STAR ROUTE BRIBERY.

No Now DevolOPlnents-Tho Court OniclalD
Koticont.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-There are no
new developments to-day in regard to the
alleged attempt to bribe the jury in the
Star Route cases. Assistant District At
torney Moore has in his possession the vari-
GUS sworn statements of the jurors who
were approached, but believes that it
would be improper to make their contents
public at present. He is engaged in secur'
ing evidence to cOrrOborate tho charges
made, and will at the proper time obtain
warrants for the arrest of the parties con-
cerned in the attempts to corrupt the jury.
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Went to Reading.

The big parade of the Odd Fellows
takes place in Reading to-day, and a
special train left the outer depot, this city,
as second section of the regular train at
O'Clock. About sevcnty-five members of
the different lodges of the city left on the
train. They marched out to the depot
headed by the Ironville band, an excellent
musical organization, which accompanied
them to Reading. Besides the members
of the order largo number of citizens
went on the excursion.
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Cant Get y Room

The superintsnding committee Of the
Lancaster school board, who were direct
ed at the last meeting of tho school board
to rent q room in tho northern
section 81 the city in which to
open primary public school to
relieve the Ovcrcrowded Lemon and James
street schools, have been thus far unable
to find a room that will answer the pur-
pose. Something must be done, and that
speedily, to furnish school Accommodations
to the scores of children now knocking at
the doors for admission. TIE school board
is in duty bound to give school accommo-
datiou to every applicant. A new school
house should he at once erected in the
northern end of the city.
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Deserves Encouragement.
NJ o q, l,sS,., PQniinal

The Lancaster Daily INTELLrGENCER
has recently entered upon its second de-
cadc. It is good Democratic paper, and
deserves encouragement.
Our esteemed contemporary has our
thanks for it's friendly notice, notwith-
standing it made an unintentiOnal error in
stating that tho INTELLIGENCER has re-
Gently entered Oh its second decade. Our
daily was nineteeu years old on the first
Of tho present month and consequently has
nearly finished its second decade.-EDs.
lNT,l
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WEATHER lNDlCATIUNs.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 14.-FOr the
Middle Atlantic states cloudy weather,
with local rains in tho northern portions,
southerly voering to westerly winds, and
lower barometer aud stationary or higher
temperature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-14

Grand excursion to Luray Cavcrns Oh Fri
day, September -. Round trip tickets good
for five days. Fare only $500, including al.
mission into the Cave. Train leaves Lancas
ter ut I0:s5 a. III. Information and tickets q
ID. :. Bursk $. l4,H,lS
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WHEN the scalp is annoyed with dandfuh'
SULPHUR Soap will be found infaliible.
Hills Hair Dye black or brown, fifty cents.
sll-lWdeOl&w
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Tho NAvogoS Of Q Oreod Dtsoase.
GALVESTON, Texas Sept. H.-At
Brownsville, last week, thero wero l, 126
new cases Of yellow fever and, "a deaths.
This week 80 far thero have been 1877
cases and nine deaths.
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WAsHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 14.-lt is
stated at the treasury department that
Secretary Folger has been confined to his
bod at Geneva, New York, for several
days past. IN
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Ii you are sick and troubled with dyspepsia,
.I,rovn's Iron Bitters will cure you. For sale
nj II. B. Cochran g drug store, l37 North Queen
street, Lancaster. slllwd6w
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Notioctor will init to impress his patients
{. that the mouth all, teeth should be healthy
because it receives the food and prepares 1t
for its digestive work." Use SOZODONT,
crafty your family physician, and enjoy life
somtort.hlv sl2.lwdeOd&w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"liow do you manage" said a lady TO her
friend, to appear 80 happy all the time ?" II
always have Parker's Ginger Tonic handy"
was the reply. and thus keep myself and
family in good health and spirits. See adv.
sl-lm(leOd&OOW
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LEGAL NOTxOA.

IHSTATE OF AMOS W. 0lLEY, LAT8 OF
II Lancaster CITY, dece3sed.-Letters Of al
mfnistration on said estats having beon grant.
ed to the undersigned, all persons tndehtet
thereto arc requested to make immediate pay.
ment and those having claims or demands
aQainst tho same, will present them without
DELAY for settlement 70 the undersigned, re-
siding in LANCASTER city, .-,....-,,
GEO. II. KLINE, Attorney. sSStdoW
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su,,oH,s Cough and Consumption Cure is
soi(j Inv ms on guarantee. 1t cures cOnsumP-
zion. For sale At COchran's drug store, l57
North Queen St. myltWAcoNA"t
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- OOCBpt1tSU " :" 1on1"B Os
DUBLIN. Sept. 14.-Ono of the but
tresses of St. Patrick's cathedral fell to.
day, killing four women. They were
completely decapitated.
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Tu.r hacking cough can he 80 quickly cured
nv Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee II. For eaie
vi Cochran's drug store, l37 North Queen nsG
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TO day is the Jewish New Year 5G43. All
the business places owned by Jews arc
closed. Last evening and TO- day interest
Ing, services were rendered in tho syna-
gosue in East Orange street. .
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Alderman Spurrier committed Henry
Brown and James Quinn to tho county
prison for drunken and disorderly con-
duct, tho former for 80 and the latter for
Is DAYS.
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A REMEDY for Indigestion, Consumption,
Dvspepsia. Weakness, Fever. Ague, etc. Col
dcn's LIQUID Beef and Tonic Invigerator.
sll.iwlle0daw .
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"A Ter. OF Lancaster city. John r. Stauner
ami wife, Of Lancaster city, having BY deed
OF voluntary sssignment dated Aug: ~ ~:
efYects 10 the underyigned, for the bene1t OF
the Creditors OF tho said J. r. Stsu0er ne tnere-
fore Gives notice to all peryons 1n0ootcG 70
sicned Without delay, and those having claims
70 PfeSo"' ia X. q. REINOEHL, Assignee,
Omco-M N. Duke Street, Lancaster.
septl 6td0aW
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Years OF suffering.

Mrs- Barnhart or Pratt and HroadMay.
Rnfisio. was for twelve years sufferer from
rheumstism, and after trying every kn9Sn
,nr"a6v Wiffo1t avail, was entirely cured pY
ThnWas,s Eclcctric Oil. For sale at II. b.
cochran 's drug store. III North Queen street,
Lancaster.
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Attempted Murder In Ireland.

DUBLIN, Sept. 14.-An attempt has
been made to murder two farmers who
purchased hay from the holding of an
evicted tenant.
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1T seems impossible that Il remedy made OF
such common, simple plants as Hops, Buchu,
Mandrake, DandeliOn, &C., should make so
many and such great cures rs Hop Bittcrs do !;
but when old and young, rich and poor, pastor
and doctor, lawyer and editor, all testify to
having been cured by them, you must believe
and Try them yourself, and doubtno longer.
s1-2wd&W
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From China TO Peru and back again thou
SAINT times in n night, will tho mind OF the
nervous sufferer travel, while blessed sleep
Ors:lkes his eyes. He can enjoy sweet rest oy
the use of Dr. BcnsOn's Celery and ChamO-
mile Pulls. Sold by all Gruggists.
slllwlkW
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NEW YosK, Sept. 13.-Flour-State anG
Western dull and prices witnoot uechueo
Wheat L0kc higher and nrm; mo6erate
aneculatiyc business No. White. ~ is; NO.
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3 Ned, tscs.. o. 0ses0l Nek: =" Now. o. feek0
! lo1S do Dec. q l2,s0l las do year, u esx;
do Jan, q IN.
Corn X0lc lower and heavy mixed west.
ern spok nD7ec do futures. d0753fc.
Oats X01X0 lower; No. sept. 1ez091zc.
1o0doc; WessSrn. Ss0Ssc.
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This morning the mayor had before him
five drunks. One got 80 days, one paid
costs, and three were discharged.
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PnllAD0kPHlA, Sept. 1I-FlOur ''Ui! and
weak 6uporano, q 750y %: Extra. D :S0
SIS; P0ana., Family, 8 0)05 L.
3yo flouf at . S70l.
81 000l o. /: LoDgberry Red and Amber, d Is0
ia ...
low, nc mixed. 76c No. mixed. 7SO74c
OatD dull low grades weak No. white:
Sic; No. 3do, SIC; No. do. llo3 No.
AfIod, SO
kyO dun ut 65G7Oc ..-. .,--.-,..
Seeds-Clover,I 7H0sKc Timothy. q ID
50 Flaxseed, u sol -
ProyiDtons In steady jobbing demand.
Lard steady. loo.
Butter active and hrm for best grades
Creamery Extra. 3O0Sle: do good 10 choice.
2509ec.
kgys scarce and trm; Peun'a, 1h0Hc
western, S6D27c,
Cheeso-lanOy wanted. but other kipis ne.
elected.
Petroleum 1rlner Renned. 6kc.
whisky q q e.
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LONDON, Sept. 14.-Dr. Edward BOu-
verio Pusy, d. D. Regius, professor of
Hebrew in Christ church college, Oxford,
and we'll known as one of the leading Ok
ford Tractarians, is sinking rapidly. There
is no hope of his recovery.
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"HACKMETACK," q lasting and fragrant per.
fume. Price y ami 50 cents. For sale at COch-
rams drug store. LIZ North Queen street.
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A Big Theft Discovered.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Sept. Alt has
been developed to-day that on the 5th
inst, nineteen $1,000 bonds of the
Leavenworth City & Fort Leavenworth
water company were stolen from the
Adams express company while in transit
to Springfield, Mass.I The loss falls on
the Adams express company. There is 70
clue to the thieves.
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National Banks Exchanging Their Bondr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 14.-The
amount of United States bonds Withdrawn
from securities of national banks to day by
Treasurer Gilfillan, and surrendered to the
secretary of the treasury for exchanging
into three per cents, is $14, 100, $50. Total
to date, $123, 324, $50.
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NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
Shiloh g Catarrh Remedy. Price 30 cents. For
sale at C0chran's drug store, LIZ North Queen
street.
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- - -
HeV ADYRRTlOGARN1D.

NIATURE'S OWN KEMEDY.
xanizeJ matter, and hence It Is the most
potent when wisely and scienhAcally applled
Tor the cure OF diseases. AL chron1c 31ssrsGS
BAKER makes II q speciality. Ones, A5 vest
King street, Lancaster. Pa. azelmd6w
".,1J,E AND LOT FUR sAlE.-A BRAT
III two-story BRI. x DWELLtNG HOUSE:
with two-story brick back building, NO. 9A
st. Joseph street, having g0od hyNIant Al
Tie lot has q frontage of Is feet. 3 inches ana
q depth OF S7.feet to q ten feet wide puDl,c
alley Tefms easy. Apply ,ox,r
sl3ltd No. liz East King Street.
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POLlTlLAL.
llomOcratic Sssse 1lek0s.
0OVIRNOn.

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,,,.~yur ~ .wWIrO,r psu.a.,nns.
,,,,rrvrArr anv.ruo.
,.uSC-W !. Or ~ NJ vo.r
ChAONHH1 = onASH,
SILAS N. CLARK, Indiana.
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL A11AlRs.
4 SIMPSON AFRICA. HUNTINGTON,
.orapraa,rAr-.rnAra
,,o,-,ssT~ n , ,e.r,r to-.
Dsmocrssao Oouusy Ticket.
.,,uru ,.ss:
.-,..o.~,,, ,,.-.,
Ann r. ..Ss TS Hnr,ossn AA0A'
AnnhM NVDnANSs ~1
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Apply into nOsIrils with little fiDSor.
sNss,, uRnHeO0a

Mcssrs johnson, Holloway & Co., wholesale
druggists OF Philadelphia. Pa, report that
some time ago u gentlcman handed them
dollar, with request to tsond u g0od catarrh
cure to two army officers in Arizona. Recent
ly tho samo gentlemen told them that both the
officers and the wife OF Gen. John c. Fremont
governor Of Arizona, had been cured OF CT
tarrh by the two bottles of Ely's Cream Balm.
For sale ut COchran's drug store, LIZ North
Queen street. sl:-TIhSseow""
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New York, Philadelphia and Local 0tOeks
also UniteGt States Bonds rop'Sst0d daily by
JA0oa b. Loua. y North Queen stToeG.
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,lsOfSDSA IIs FOX SKWieTss AND PIX ING.
l Sealed proposals will he received CT Al
ticrm,an I;arr's office on South Duke street.
up 10 o'clock p. H., on MONDAY. SEPTEM-
HElE q, 1882, for the fOllOwi ing work:
twO-fOOt sewer on East Chestnut street,
from Duke to Lime streets, GO feet long. e..
Also u twO-iOOt sewer on west Cnestnut
street, from Mary street eastward, 3J7% 1eet
Also q six-foot arch.i cuivert nom the Quar-
ryviIlc railroad to Water street. ~ the termi-
nus of the Andrew street sewer, M foe6 long.
Also the piking of Charlotte street, from
King TO Orange streets. :. .,-
Plans and specifications can be seen ut the
City Regulators Office, No: 1OG East hing
street.
Tho committee rcscrve .tlra right to reject
any or all bids. 49,. -. . 49,
Ey OrtlcrOf
sepl3.lItd THE STREET COMMITTEE.
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Sept. u.

Ggoan end Ps0vlss0n Un0sossooA
One O'Clock quotations OF grain and prOvMs
tons, furnished by .. x. Yuudt Broker. Nv
East King street
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Ely's Cream. Balm reduces inflammation
Sores in the nasal passages are healed In Few
days Catarrhal headache is dissfpated. Senses
Of smell. taste and hearing are restored. Price
50 cents. 4.