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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-10-04

Bellows Falls milkmen have raised the price Of
milk one cent per quart. A new street has been
laid out at the " terrace In Bellows Falls. 80.
The Fall Mountain Paper Company Is putting up
large building and making other improvements
-. Charles A. Forbush, president of the Spring
field Savings Bank, met with quite an accident
last Friday at the Novelty Works saw mill
Standing by the side OF the log-carriage when II
WAS run back 10 take new cut, his feet were
caught by projecting iron on the carriage which
threw him down and dragged him the whole
length OF the mill, severely bruising his limbs
and body but fortunately breaking no bones
A campfire WAS held 10 Bellows Falls Wednesday
night, under the auspices OF the L, H. Stoughton
Post No. "a OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
which was attended by the John Sedgwick Post
No. 4 OF Brattleboro and John Sedgwick Post
No. of Keene. The l., II Stoughton Post, ac-
eompanied by the Bellows Falls band, met the
Brattleboro and Keene Posts Mt the depot, and
the procession proceeded through the principal
streets OF the place dress parade was held
In the public square at six o'clock The CON.
panies proceeded To Union Hail. where tables
were spread for two hundred eighty The camr-
fire was presided over by Commander OF the T.
H. Stoughton Post, George X RUSSELL A large
number OF toasts we're responded to- Among
them was one 10 the Grand Army Of the Republic
by Colonel George W Hooker OF Brattleboro, and
Others by Surgeon-General Il. IL. Pettengill, y. A.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-10-04

SHARoS.-Mrs IL q Allen is visiting her sis
ter in Concord, New Hampshire. c. T. Pitkin
fell from the highbeams OF his barn one day last
week, breaking one bone near the wrist and put
ting one out OF joint and otherwise bIuising him
1t is only short time since he lost nice Jersey
heifer, cause unknown. Taking both together, IL
Is very hard for poor man. Neighbors, why not
go and help him about his work r.. Last week
Thursday John kiley was brought before Justice
j. II. Marsh and fined $40 aud costs for the illegal
sale OF liquor. Nearly all the witnesses claimed
to have bought Of his housekeeper and when they
went TO look for her, she WAS gone; " liz out as
the saying Is II is hoped they will stay out Fri
offence and fined ten dollars and costs. Charlie.
Dr., Frost Of Hanover, New Hampshire, and DR..
SundAy.,,,,G. Y, Heath sold his farm on Broad
Brook last week 10 William Gibson for g., 900.
." uNBlDDES guests are often welcomest
when they are gone, Disease IN an unbidden
guest which kidney-Wort almost invariably
" shows the door" Here is In point;
" Mother has recovered, wrote an illinois girl TO
her eastern relatives. 4" She took bitters for a
long time but without any good So when she
heard Of the virtues OF kidney-Wort she got
box and II completely cured her, so that she eau
do as much work now As she could before we
moved west. Since she got well every one about
here Is taking IT,
HOOPS SARsAPAslLLA gives an appetite and
imparts new life and energy to ali the functions
OF the body. Try a bottle and realize it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-10-04

HOOPS SARsAPAkiLLA gives an appetite and
mparts new life and energy to ali the functions
OF the body. Try bottle and realize IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-10-04

An effort will be made at the coming session OF
the legislature for help to build bridge from
North Island to Alburgh. .....A. II. Harvey has
been appointed postmaster at East Alburgh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-10-04

After this came the g 80 race The entries in
the race are as follows: II. Peck Barnet blk e.,
Black Johnnie;" 7. II. Brewster, Newport, b. s.,
COSTELLO; W. II. Ilinman, Derby, b. m,
Vision B. II. Ilinman, Derby, b. m. Lady
LAY tnuetSon'
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-07
A LOVERS woErUL WORDS.
Vivian Mccarthy Tries . BluH Gsnae Oh
Myrtle and Cots Sadly Left.

Vivian Mccarthy Tries . BluH Gnn,e ON
Myrtle and Cots Sadly Left.
Chicago Tribune.
"You do not doubt me, Myrtle?'
"Never ~ exclaimed the girl, putting
ON her invisible net as she spoke, and
placing her bandoline bottle where she
would be sure to see it in the morriog.
The sun had glared down fiercely all. day
upon the parched earth, and now that
night had come the heat was even more
oppressive than ever, because the cool
wind that had been waited from the laks
during tho day had died away. 1t was
dreary, scnsuous, one-gauze-undersh
and-nO-vest evening, such as ono often
notices while travelling in Palestine.
"You have great faith in me. have You
not, little one ?" Vivian Mccarthy said,
taking the girls off hand in his.
eyes" replied Myrtle, 81 believe in
you with a childlike faith akin to that
which enables . boy to bite pie in the
dark, and love you with deep tender
ness aud fair loyalty that eau never de-"
"And would you believe anything |
told you % Vivian murmured, kissing the
dimpled hand that lay in his. Looking at
him with her starry eyes, in which there
cleaned a holy lovelight, tho girl replied.
slowly and with infinite pathos IL
would believe your every word, no matter
what you told me-"
"Then," said Vivian, whiie a balcfu
light shot from his near eye. ''there is no
ice cream in Chicago"
For an instant, dazed by the shock,
Myrtle did not speak. But presently the
voice of her heart found echo in words.
IL can never leave you n0w.' sac
whispered. "Thcre cannot DO another
such liar in all the wide, wide world"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-07
DEATHS.

IIESsEI. In Quarryville, Lancaster county.
on Monday June 3 Charles Collins, son o1
q. W. aud 4 NJ. Hcnsel, in the 22d year OF his
age.
Funeral on Thursday, June S, at ii 4. M,
from the residence OF his parents. lnterment
in the graveyard of st. Pauls Reformed
church, Quarryville. Friends and relatives
invited to attend without further notice
ju6-ltd&w
PYLE-In this city, on the 9Th inst. lss2.
Philip Pyle. aged :; years, months and =
days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
dcncc OF his son in-law, Daniel +. Auchamp.
NO. 500 North Queen street, on Tuesday after
noon ut . o'clock. lnternent In Lancaster
cemetery. -tu'
P1CKLE-In this city. on the 9TH OF June,
1882 DOr:, Nav, ,laughtsr of Philena and the
late Henry II. Pickle, aged yeaIs ana IL
days.
The relatives and friends of the family arc
! respectfully invites! to attend the funeral
from the residence of her mother, No. 52a
! North Queen street, on Friday afternoon at
| o'clock Intclment at Lancaster cemetery,
it,
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GUIrEAU'S SISIi-i;.

Mrs Scoville Tells Her Erother Ia Keep
Trusting In God.
WAsu1NGroN. June 7.-Mr. Reed yes
terday received the following letter from:
Mrs. Scoville to be delivered to Guiteau.
1T is copied verbatim
"SHELDoN House, Chicago, May 18th
1882.
"Mu Dear Brother Charles | hear
through the papers that you still Keep
up good courage, for which am tiiankirl.
You certainly deserve the commentator
of all people who profess to be Christia1s S
for your unwavering trust in Gods power
Whom you shot the president, as sincere
" believe you did, there thore can be no
condemnation on Gods part towards
YOU and no condemnation in your own
heart towards yourself. You have moth
Ing to do but continue as you have from
the first, trusting implicitly in God
and in His protecting care, being
willing to do and to suffer
if need be all that He is pleased to demand
of you so shall you have in His eternal
kingdom still greater weight OF glory.
God help you, comfort you, protect you
and cheer your every lonely hour, my
dear brother, as He only can. | shal! not
relax my efforts in your behalf tor !.
moment and l am sure Mr.; Reed VIII !
"Your loving sister,
"FRANCEs NJ. SCovILLE."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-07
THE STAR ROUTE TRIALS.

Wilson's Argument for the Defense.
WAsu1NGToN, June In the criminal
court this morning Mr.. Wilson continued
his opening argument for tho defense in
the Star Route cases. Among other
things he said the large number OF con
tracts, amounting to five each hour for
every working day Of the year, pre-
c!uded the possibility Of a close personal
examination by Brady. 1t could no: be
expected that each route should pay. He
mentioned route which cost 5000, 900 a
year to maiatain it, and it yielded only
$4,000 in return, yet no complaint had
been made for this, for it is admitted that
Montana has the same right to mail service
as California. The cost OF the Star Route
service under Brady had been reduced
from 900 100 cents per mile to 924 100
cents, and this Mr.. Wilson asserted was
greater reduction than that made by any
previous administI alton.
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rHILADsLPH1A. Juno 7.-Flour dull, but
steady Superfine. 81 s,I4 %; Extra. 81 p
as on; Penn'a family, s. S7Gl6 Il: st. Louis dn.
$7a7 50 Ohio and Indiana 10, 81 2j47.
Rye Hour at - 3704 80.
Wheat strong good demand for spot lots;
Pu. Red 81 41al 45 do Amber, 81 A5ai AZ.
Corn steady for local trade: steamer. SIC
GS4hc; Yellow ut S5Hc; Mixed. Si1aN3'c..;
No. Mixed, SAC.
Oats firm only light offerings; No. White.
CSC; No. do 6ic; No. ) dOG'c NO
Mixed, &c.
Rye scarce 0t9Oc.
Provisions steady and in gOod jobbins lie
mand.
Lard steady.
Butter quiet and steady for choice Crean-
cry extra, 2S02ic; do good tO choice. .l0Ec
Rolls dull Pa. and Western, ls0l7c, ~ 10
quality. ,
Eggs scarce and wanted Pa, 250e7c West
Cheese moderately activa ut irregular rates
Petroleum quiet; Refined, 7Hc.
Whisky sales at II IL.
See,is-ClOver and timothy out OF season
tlaXSeetl dull ut 81 -.
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,,r,,x, q ,,ousehSm Panacea

Ia the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. VIII most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally, and thereby more certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, than amy other
main alicviator. and it Is warranted double the
strength ct any similar preparation. 1t cures
pam in the Side. Back or Bowels. Sore Throat,
rheumatism anu ALL ACHES. anu Is IRE
GREAT EELIEVEH OF PAIN. "BRowN's
IJorsruo.D paNAcEA" should De in every
family y tc:,spoonful of the Panacea In Il
tumbler of hot water [sweetcned if preferredl l.
taken at bed time will BREAK UP A COLD. 2 cts
:. hottie febll-lysiM. .W&S&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-07

Mr. a. l.. AVERY, Pharmacist, Newark, n
J.-l,aving bcen severely atfi! !cteI for eleven
years with Hay Fever. after trying almost
everything without avail, gave up all hopes
of being cured, when l purchased of you a
box OF Ely's Cream Balm. To my surprise
after a few applications, l was entirely re
lieycd Il. WATSON HARRIS, Letter Carrier
No. II, New +. O., Newark, NJ j.
have been a Hay Fever sufferer for three
wears. and nave often heard Ely's Cream Balm
snoken Of in the highest terms, but did not
take much stock in it becadsc of the many
ouock medicines. A friend persuaded me to
try the Balm, ami with the most wonderful
success. This recommended on You can use
for the benefit OF Hay Fever sufferers. 7. S.
GREER. syracuse, y. Price so cents. Apply
into nostlils with littlc finger.
For sale at Cochran's Drug Store. la' Nortf
Ouean streef. iu7-3
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-07
NRAND TROTTlNl MEETING.
At THE LANCASTER PARK,
Thursday and Friday, June Is 4 IL, 1859

FIRST DAY.
No l-Class 500 for Lancaster county
Horses with record not
better than 3 minutes. .$l25O
go" e5O minufes- 225OO
-" 9a q .,. 3OOCO
"4-Bicyle Racc-For Lancaster, YOrk,
Dauphin, Lebanon, Berks
h Chester Counties only. ~ CO
.,-rree for ali Iancaster Horses. 10000
"G-(,!ass 2:45 minutes s.. =. eOO. 90
Free for all Horses. 1000
Mile heats 3 in s in harness. under rules Of
the National Association. Heats may be alter
mated. Entrance tee 10 per cent: TO enter, =
to start. Purses divided 50, %, Il and ID per
cent. Lancaster county horses must nave
been owned in county May ], 1882. Races call
ed at 9 p. m.. sharp. Entries close Friday,
June Q, next ut II p. m., and must be address
ed to EDW. II KAUFMAN y Co,
Black Horse Hotel, Lancaster, Pa.
me- Bon junl.36Sa
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An enthusiastic endorsement.

GORHAM, n. H., july III, lS''.
GEsrs-Whoever you are, l don't know; but
I thank the Lord and feel grateful to you 10
know that in this world of adulterated me"i,
cines there is one compound that proves an"
does all 1t advcrtises to do and more. -FOUR
wear, ago had a slight shock OF palsy, when
unnerycd me to such an extent that inc 'c:tS'
excitement would make me shake h"c inc
a.u,. Last May was induced to try h"p DIV.
ter.. ! used one bottle. Tut did ho' See n".
change another did so change my ncrr.S or. ' i,
they are now is steady rs they ever were IL
usr,l 10 take botn hands to write, but now my
90 ,d right hand writes this. Now, you con-
Time to manu- fracture as honest ana goo" ah
article rs you do. yon will accumulate an
honest fortune, and confer the greatest Dless
ing on your fellow men that was ever con-
,n,.,od on m.nkiud TIN BURCH.
jul-2wd&w
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CONGRESS-,
scranton, . New Public building.

Scranton 3 New Public Dulldlng.
WASHINGTON, June TN the House to
day, OH motion of Mr.. Scranton, pa the
bill was passed appropriating s75, 900 for
the erection of the public building at
Scranton.
Sparks Apologies to Cox.
Sparks Qlls. }, rising to question of privi-
lege, asked the pardon Of Mr.. Cox for re-
marks made by him yesterday during the
debate on the deficiency bill. MIR. Cox
accepted the apology in the same kindly
spirit as it was rendered. The House then
went into committee of the whole to con-
slider the general deficiency Of the appro-
priation bill.
The Tariff Commission Named.
WASHINGTON, June THE President
sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day to be members Of the tariff
commission VIM. A. Wheeler. of New
York [Chairmanl John L. Hayes,
of Mass. Henry w. Oliver, jr..
of Pennsylvania Austin NJ. Garland. OF
Illinois Jacob AmLlor, of Ohio John S:
Phelps, of Missouri Robert P. Porter, OF
the District of Columbia John w: H..
Underwood, of Georgia Duncan F. Ken
ner, Of Louisiana.
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THE OREGON ELECTION.
Certainly Car ried by the Republicans.

Certainly Car ried by the Republicans.
PORTLAND, Oregon, Juno 7.-There
SCENE to be no doubt in regard to the
election of George to Congress by major
ity not less than 1000. The Republicans
claim the entirs state by majoritics rang
sng from 700 to 1.SOO. The Democrats
concede it to the Republicans by small
maioritics. The lines to eastern Oregon
have been down for two days and no pre-
cinct east of the Cascade mountains has
been heard from. The Legislature is
doubtful. Eastern Oregon has had large
emigration in the past two years and is
believed to be mostly Republican. The
Legislature is close either way and its COM
position cannot be known for two or three
days.
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FIRE MATTERS.
Tho bosch Fire-HOse Cart Repaired.

Tho bosch Fire-Hose Cart Repaired.
The foreman of steam fire engine No. l,
SAYS we were in error in stating the first
line of hose laid by that company at the
Dosch fire was through DR.. Reeds yard
and over his balcony The first line was
laid along Christian street and private
alley, and thence to the roof of Mr.. Miley S
building, and the foreman thinks it thre"
the first water on the burning building. -,
The hose cart of fire company No.
was brought from the shop of 5. B. Cox,
and put in service to day. 1t is now a
four-wheel cart instead of 4 three wheeler,
which much improves it.
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observation-disclosures. 1900 heal ship
mcnts, SID head market steady win fair de-
mand: yards were cleared ut ths close;
mixed, 81 25@7 30; heavy, 81 aI1s 80; light
ut 81 3tGp7 30; skfps, SS07 10.
Cattlc-Keleirts 800 ieaG shipments,
IgOO head demand weak; market sluggi-h
exports. 81 5Oa9 % ; good to choice shipping.
81 COGS y common to fair, S6 OH7eO; mixed
butchers at 81 5O045; market tor Texans
u shade stronger with lighter supply ut s: fOl9
; stOckers and feeders, $s45 10.
Shcep-Receipts. aO head; shipments, ~.
Market fairly active tor good stock; supply
mainly poor; Texassat s3lli 10; common to
good native shOrn. s3 5O05.
EAST Observation-Disclosures, 93f head /;
market slow; prime selling at Il 5JnS sOOt,
&G 95677 common. - 5OG15 80.
HO4s-Receipta, $40 head market fair
and firm Philudelphias, - 2j63 80: Workers,
81 coal s..
Sheep-lIeceipts. 4, 400 heal; prime, Is 250
5 rs; good, - 7505; common, - 2I1i.
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ThievinS TrannPs.

Yesterday morning three rough looking
men, evidently tramps, called at the house
of Mr.. Samuel Hess, on the Chestnut Hill
turnpike and asked for something to eat
Bread and meat were offered, hut they
demanded full meal. which was refused
by Mrs. Hess, as breakfast had been over
for 4 couple Of hours, The men then dc;
parted, saying that they would he heard
from again. That night the hen roost wa
broken open and a dozen Or more chickens
taken therefrom The thieves were doHbt
less the tramps who had called That morn
ne for their breakfast.
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five ISulI-EyeS.

MIR. A. c. Keplcr made trial Of Ills new
Winchester rifle this morning, and at a
range of one hundred yards pat five con-
secutiye bullets into a bull eye not half
as largo as the palm of mans hand. The
rifle contains magazine OF twelve cart.
ridges, it loads itself and removes tic
empty shells by a simple movement of
lever, enablin:; the gunner to fire dozen
shots in as many seconds. The rifle is
beautifully finished and its stock and butt
is made of most beautiful piece O
wood
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-07
THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE z, 1882
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FIRST TORTURED THEN MURDERED. ,.

The Horrible Crime of Illinois Assassination
"A Case OF Incredible Cruelty-The
News of tho Afternoon.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June IA dispatch
from Cairo, Illinois, this morning stAtes
that ]. W. Boyles, farmer, living near
Vienna. Illinois, has been cruelty
tortured aad murdered. Tho as.
sassins had entered his house
and after fastening his hands and feet,
tied him to a chair. When found his feet
we're burned to crisp by the lamp which
had been held under them. After splitting
his head with an axe. they searched the
house. When through they showed him
over on the floor, where he was found
dead by his ueighbors. There is n" clue
to the asSaSsinS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-07

Conard Holbrcin, a boy aged about 13
wears. and residing at No. Ais West Grant
Street, in rear of the Humane engine house,
had his right arm caught in the betting at
No. 9 cotton mill, where he is employed,
yesterday afternoon. Tho limb was serious
" cut and bruised in two places above the
elbow, the cash extending to the bone bnt
not breaking it. His injuries were attend
cd by DIR. Foreman.
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JOHN REEMAN, Auct.

rHOPOs s.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received to June Goth inst, for the
Grading and Masonry required to complete
the unfinished portion Of the York and Peach
bottom Railway, trOm Delta, Pa, to the Slis-
duelmnna Canal ut Peach BottOm-''istance
about four miles.
Specifications and blank forms of proposal
will be furnished on application to the under
signed at Peach Bottom, Pa. or S. NJ. NJ AMI
FOLD, Superintendent, York, Pa.
The right Is reserved to reject any or Ill Dius.
lndOrse envelope Proposals for grazing
and masonry" and address to
CHAS. II. MCCONkEi,
President Y. & p. Il. Il. w. Co.
i,-3tl Peach Bottom. Pa.
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That ALLEGED iserks County Libel.

READING, Pa, June THE criminal
and civil suits for libel brought by DIR.
William B. Devices, of Fleetwood, against
Jesse G. Hawley, the proprietor of the
Reading Eagle, were amicably settled to-
day, and criminal and civil suit for libel
was brought too day by DIR. Devices against
J. F. Dumin, his brotber-in-law, who the
doctor alleges started the rumOr recently
circulated that his, (thc doctor's) father
died an unnatural death.
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Nail Manufac,urc's In Secret se.,ion.


PITTSBURGH, Pa, June THE only
thing now in the iron situation to-day
was secret meeting of nail
manufacturers of tho West. The meeting
lasted several hours, when it adjourned.
The manufacturers one and all preserved
profound silence as to the proceedings.
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DUBLlC SALE OF HORSES AND MULES:
On MONDAY, JUNE Il. 1889. will be sold
at public sale, ut the Keystone Hotel, North
Queen street. Lancaster. Pa, the following
Il head OF Kentucky Horses. and six Fine
gOoi road horses, good drivers, one pair OF
very fine black horses, one pair OF very fine
roam horses, well matched, four ana nve years
old. kind and gentle in harness. Six of them
are very fine saddle horses. All stock must lie
us represented.
4 credit of sixty days will be given.
Sale to commence Mt O'Clock p. M, On said
,lay, when terms will be made known BY
. JOSEPH A. OCKER.
Iorv Rvru.N Aucf. 7-3td
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THE ASCOT DERBY.

Won by the winner of tho EPSON Derby
LONDON, juno 7.-At the Ascot meet
ing to-day tho race for the Ascot Derby
stakes for threc-year-olds was won by the
Duke of Westminster's chestnut lilly,
Shotover," the winner of the Derby
stakes at EPSON Lord Bradford's bay
colt, " Battlefield" was second, and MIR.
J. II. HOuldswOrtl's chestnut colt,
"Spring Kell.' third. There were five
starters.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

1IsrATE OF GEORGE BKEITENBACH. Z.
IL late of the city of Lancaster, deceased.
Letters testamentary on said estate having
been granted to the Undersigned, all persons
mediate payment. and those having claims
or demands against the same, will present
them without delay for settlement to the
undersigned, residing in the city OF Iancas-
ter. MARGARET ERElTENbACH.
JNO A. COYLK, Executor.
Attorney. may6-Gtd. .Oew
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Woman Succeeds Postmaster Meriick.
WASHINGTON, June Tho president
sent the following nominations to- the
Senate TO- day Postmasters, Mrs. susan
r. Hart at WellsbOrO, Pa. Joseph A.
Logan at Milton, Pa.
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Irisa foolish mistuke 10 confnund IL remedy
of merit with quack medicine. We nave use't
Parker's Ginger Tonic with the happiest re-
suits for Dyspepsia, ami Debility and know II
to be a sterling health restOrative.-Times
jnl.lmleod&eow
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Distress,n: Fire in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June Twenty frame
dwellings occupied by families on Brown
and Ravine streets, were burned this
morning. One child was burned TO death;
twenty-five families are homeless and all
their effects arc in ashes. Loss not less
than $25, 900.