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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-05
CUMMODORE ShUFELDT.
What is Thought of His Extra-O fficial q
duct In China.

What is Thought Of His Extra-Oficial Con
duct In China.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July Ut is
stated at the navy department today
that the diplomatic mission of COmmo-
dore r. W. Shufeldt to China is
completed aud it is not necessary to
detail another officer to that duty.
A few days ago telegram was received
from Commodore Shufeldt, stating that he
had completed his mission to China and
asking to be placed in command of
the Asiatic squadron. The navy
department officials arc undoubtedly
displeascd with his extra official con.
duct in China, but do not admit
that such was the cause of his recall. Sec
retary Chandler says that the point raised
in this case, that because Commodore Shu
feldt had accepted a diplomatic trust he
had under tho law forfeited his position in
the naval service, is not great one. Ac-
cording to his construction Of the law in
question it applies only to permanent
appointment in tho diplomatic service.
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Live Stock Market.

Observation-Disclosures a. 900 heal /; ship
mentS, $500 do; strong and unchanged
general demand good quality poor common
to good mixed: g 7o9s IS: heavy. s. 2'as 70 ;
light ut 81 700S b skips. S 47 40.
Cattle-iteCeirts, $500 hea.i $40 of which
were Texans; shipments, 1850 head natives e
strong; lower grades weaker; exports, 81 ~
as 10; good to choice shipping. 6 5Ol7 25
common to fair, s. 5O@6 20: grass Texans i5@
Shipping and dressed beet Texans 81 7515 50
native butchers very dull common to fair,
s. 45@350; good to choice, "a "a IS; stockers
and feeders at s. 9OIl5 10; m.lkers, $9D0 iR
head.
sheep-Eeceipts, 2, AGO head shipments. none.
Market fair: supply mainly local scalawags,
$sG3 SO; medium to good, s4@l s5; choice at
- 5O@5 0.
EAST Observation-Disclosures 2,4Sl head
active prime, 81 5O@s :5; good, s. 50@7 Is
common, s. 5Od 8 %.
Hogs-keceipts. 4,5OO head market fair !;
Philadelphia, S 7O@s 50; Baltimore, S. SOC
60; YOrkers. IS OOGlS 40.
Shecp-Kcceipts, 5000 head market active !;
best, 81 25@5; good, $iNi:'; common, IS Esq
375.
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For lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents For sale at
COchrans drug store, l37 North Queen st.
myl-lWdeOW&w
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rnliadoIDhia Market.


PHILADELPHIA. July 5.-Flour dull ana weak
Superfine, at q s7G3 90: Extra. 8 1874 25
Ohio and Indiana family, s. 0oG6 70; Penn's
do, S aO@5 Is.
Rye -four at q 2j@4 so.
Wheat higher; No. Pa. Red. 81 3sH@l 81
do Amber, 81 32.
Corn advancing: Steamer. s29s2Ac; Vel
low SIC j.: Mixed. Sc No Mixed, &c.
Oats higher; No. l White. Gic: No. do
G2%@63c No. 3 do. 6lEc; No. Mixed. 60c&.
Provisions firm mess pork, 81. %; beef
hams $24@26; India mess beef, t32 f. o. b.
Bacon-Smokcd shoulders, l0A@lO1ac; salt
do, 9111G9Ac; smoked hams, l5Gl5Hc; picked
do l30l3Lc.
Lard firm city kettle, 1sc; loose butchers,
llA@l2c prime steam, llZc.
Butter quiet, but steady Creamery Extra,
25026c; do good to choice, 23@24c.
Rolls nominal
Eggs firm Pa. 2s@Nc Western, :l@2G.
ilxc Western do. iSalic: do fair to good,
sMl9c; do half skins, 5%g6Hc; Pa. skins.
2l5c.
Petroleum dull Refined. nc.
Whisky, 81 II.
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"WhO Grasps Much Holds Littie.''-
The proprietOrs OF Ely's Cream Balm do not
claim 1t TO be Il cure-all but q sure remedy for
Catarrh and Catarrhal Deafness, Colds in the
Head and Hay Fever.
Cream Balm cfectually cleanses the nasal
passages of Catarrhal virus, causing healthy
setretions, allays inflammation, protects tho
membranal Innings of the head from addi
tional cold, completely heals the sores and
restores the sense of taste and smell. Beneficial
results are realized by a fow applications. A
thorough treatment will cure Catarrh The
Balm is easy TO use aud agreeable. Sold by
druggists at SO cents. On receipt Of SOC. will
mail q package.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., OswCgo, n. Y.
For sale by Lancaster druggists
f2S-u&w IU
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BelIicose Georgia Editors

ATLANTA, Ga, July 5.-Col. A. r. La.
mar, editor of tho Macon Telegraph, and
his friend, COL H. B. Sackett, were arrest.
ed about midnight ON tho Atlanta and
West Point train, on the presumption that
with Col. E. p. Howell, editor of the Con-
stitution, to fight duel. An attempt was
made to arrest COL Howell and his friend
Capt. Harry jackson, but it has failed up
to this hour. Col. Lamar and Sackett
were bound over this morning in bonds of
So, 900 each, to keep the peace.
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RiclOuS Prisoners.

citcment in the state prison at Concord,
yesterday, by the riotous conduct Of the
prisoners because they were deprived Of
certain Fourth of July privileges. They
shouted and yelled and broke up their cell
furniture. Trouble continued this mOrn-
ing, the convicts being Oh strike against
prison discipline.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-05
A Political Quarrel.

L. W.R. Blair, who was Greenback can
didatc for governor of South Carolina in
1880, was yesterday shot dead by Captain
There had been ,n i'll feeling Sstwesn the
each other at peoples Rights :" meeting
yesterday, they quarrelled, Blair denounc
ing Halle as "-liar." This caused th.
murder. Halle was admitted to bail in
$1,000 by Judge Kershaw.
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CONGRESS.
Proceedings In the Mouse.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-At 12 O'Clock
the House went into committee of tho
whole on the naval appropriation bill.
Proceedings In tho Senate.
In the Senate Mr.. Cameron (Pa.) intro
duced bill amending the revised statues
SO as to levy upon all manufactures, &C.,
made from hoop, band Or scroll iron or of
which such iron shall bc the chief ma
terial the same duty rs is imposed on tho
loop, band or scroll iron from which the
manufactures are made. Referred.
The Senate then voted to consider the
bill for the relief of Gen. Holiday.
The Senate to-day voted to postpone the
consideration of the national bankrupt
law until December.
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A BOLD SHARPER.


Caught for over Eleven Thousand 1olIsr
In the carly part of June sharp youn
map paid visit to three old residents Q
Mount Joy township and left an impres
SION which will last for long time.
He Travelled on the common but euphon
i0us name of Smith-Amos G. Smith, o.
Philadelphia. He claimed to represent ;
mandatory which turned out wOOdel
wares in the Quaker city, and the woods
in the vicinity of Milton Grove had just The
material he had long been looking after.
John Balmer, of near Milton Grove,
Andrew Kelsey, Of near OberhOltzer's q
school house and Abraham Herr, who
lives not far from the Kelsey homestead
ON the road leading from E!izabethtown
to Milton Grove, are the men who owned
the lumber.
The alleged agent was not slow in driv.
ing bargain and it was no close one. He
offered good prices, at the rate of 500 for
three trees. At these figures the above
named persons readily sold the timber and
in order to clinch the bargain Smith paid
to one man %, to each of the other two
e5. on the purchase, and in order to ac-
count for the outlay to his employer asked
for receipt. This seemed to be square
transaction and Mr.. Balmer wrote his
name, not once but twice on what he sup
posed was q receipt. The stranger was
accompanied by a man from Elizabeth
town who placed his autograph on the
paper as a witness to the transaction.
Very little more was thought by the far
mer of the transaction.
On last Saturday, however, his atten-
ti0n was called to the affair, when Addi-
son Eby, esq.,, Of Elizabe:htOwn, and
John Dennison, formerly of that place. now
Of Westminster, Maryland, called on Mr..
Balmer and presented a note of 81, 800 for
payment, the note having fallen due about
that time. The gentleman knew nothing
about the note. but tho visitors insisted
that he did and wanted it paid, or ac-
knowlcdged in some way or other. They
referred to letter they had sent him on
Friday, but Mr.. Balmer not having been
to the postofice, knew nothing about it.
He did not pay it, neither did he acknowl-
edge that he ever signed such paper
They threatened to institute legal pro.
ceedings against him for the amount Of
the claim.
But that is not tho worst of it. The
gentleman interviewed Squire John II.
Zeller, Of Mount Joy. on Monday noon.
They tried to keep reticent about the affair,
but our correspondent learned from the m
that this man Smith has sold notes whose
aggregate ia the snug sum of s11, 100. The
one for 81. 500 against Balmer was tho
first to fall due and at any time notes for
the other part of the amount are likely to
turn up.
Smith is about % years old, of a very
pleasant address and he speaks the Eng.
lish and German languages tluently.
1t is said that to persons who bought
the notes from him Smith represented that
he sold Western land to the farmers and
took their notes in payment. 1t is prob
able that he sold them at big discount.
The victimized citizens since they see
the game take things coolly. They will
fight hard before they will pay cent.
They are men, at least two Of them, of
considerable means.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-05
t,rown's housenOlu i'anacea

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. viii most surely quicken tho
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally and thereby more certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alleviatOr. and it Is warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation. 1t cures
pam in the Side. Back or Bowels. Sore Throat,
rheumatism and ALL ACHES, and Is THE
GREAT RELIEVER OF PAIN. Browns
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" should Dc in every
family. A teaspoonful of the Panacea in a
tumbler OF hot water [sweetenedi If prefcrre.! !,
taken at bed time will BREAK UP A COLD. q cts
bottle. fehll-lydM.W&S&w
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Rose Cold and Hay Fever

Being seriously troubled with JiayFever and
Rose Cold tried Ely's Cream Balm, and was
surprised in obtaining almost immediate re-
lief. Earnestly recommend it to all similarly
afllicted.-W. p. ANDRUs. druggist, Metuchen,
New Jersey.
Having been afflicted with Hay Fever tor
years 1 gave Ely's Cream Balm a trial was
much benefited. l have had no attacks since
using it-E. II. RAUCH, editor Carbon county
Democrat, MaucE Chunk. Pa
For years 1 have been afflicted with Hay
Fever, from early in August until frost. was
induced to give Ely's Cream Balm a trial. The
relief was immediate. regard myself cured.
C. sCHREIBER. Supt. of Cordage Co., Eliza
beth, N. j. Price SO cents. Apply into nos
iris with little finger.
For sale at Cochran's drug store, 137 North
Queen street. jus 2
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Foolinc with Fireworks.

LEWISTON, Me-, July 5.-Two boys
named Knowles and one named Leighton
got possession of quantity of fireworks,
and this morning while experimenting
with them an explosion occurred, break
ing windows and considerably damaging
the house. The boys were badly injured,
Leighton critically.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-05

When you feel out OF sorts, have the blues,
melancholy. etc, 1t must bc indigestion that
aiis you. Browns Iron Bitters cures 1t. For
sale at ii. Il. Cochran's drug store, 137 North
Queen street. jy3-lwd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-05
A PUalLiSTIC "PICNIC."
ulIivan knocks Elliott Sent Gloss In the
Third Round.

uIILvan Knocks Elliott Senteloss In the
Third Round.
At q picnic given by John L. Sullivan,
the pugilist, in New York, the sporting
fraternity assembled in large numbers to
witness the sparring match between Sui
livan and James Elliott to receive $500 If
not knocked OUT by Sullivan in four
three-minutes rounds, with half a minute
rest between each. Mike Cleary, of Phil
adelphia. was referee. Billy Madden
seconded Sullivan and George Norton did
the same for Elliott. on the first round
Sullivan raised several Jumps on Elliott's
face in the second he knocked Elliott
down, and in the third-hitsing Elliot,
squarely in the mouth-he knocked him
senselcss, and Elliott did not recover fo,
twenty minutes, when he was taken home
Sullivan gave him $50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-05
The Freight Handlers Srriko.

New YORK, July 5.-The strike Of the
freight handlers is unchanged to- day. The
report that the demands of the men
would be acceded to to-day proves erro.
neous. The Pennsylvania road have iu-
creased their force and are making better
time than heretofore.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., July 5.-Ths strik..
ing freight handlers will hold another
meeting this afternoon, when it is expect
ed business of Importance will be brought
up for consideration. President Murphy
stated this morning that he looked for II
speedy settlement of the difficulty, but
that nothing definite had yet been ar
ranged.
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Ho SAID He Wa Robbed,

A young fellow, who said that he resid.
ed near Quarryville, but did not give his
name, missed his train last evening, and to
number of persons on the street told the
story of his misfortupes. He said that he
had been drinking, and while in that con.
dition he had been coaxed into house or
North Prince street, the locality of which
be could not give, and had there been re-
Hbved of silver watch and chain and a
gold ring. The property, if it was lost al
alleged, was not recovered.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-05

WINNIPEG, Man., July "a number Of
Jews who went to work at Whitcmouth
have been ferOciously beaten by men who
were formerly employed at the works..
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NEW ENGLAND TRAGEDIES.

A Budget of Recent Grimes and Fatalities.
BOSTON, July 5.-The following casual
ties are reported from different parts Of
New England : An unknown French girl
was killed by an express train ON the
Eastern II. R. at Salmon Falls, N. H.,
this morniDg.-Hilaire Terrein, aged G2,
was drowned at New Bedford last night,
while ntoxicated.-Henry Chaplin and
Milton Patton, of Mansion, Me-, were
drowned yesterday by the accidental up
setting of boat.-Sumner Rhoades com.
mitted suicide at South Londonderry, VT,
by taking Paris green.
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NEW YORK. July 5.-FlOur State and West
ern dull and prices without decided change.
Southern quiet and unchanged.
Wheat A@74c better and fairly active !; fair
speculative trading :; No. Red, July,
81 19I0l 13a; do Oct. 81 9ON do year, 81 1s7. q
lI9; No. White, Sept. 81 16N.
Corn lk@l7sc better and fairly active !;
Oats L@ILc higher; No. July, GOIa6Ic;
do Aug. 5OH@5Ots; sept, 4s1a@49c; State, 81
M67c; Western, 591%@G7c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-05

Are you disturbed ut night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If
so. go at once and get a bottle of MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immcdiately-depend
upon 1t: there is no mistake about it. There
is not mother on earth who has ever used it,
who will not tell you at once that it will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. 1t is perfectly safe To use. in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, Sold everywhere. IS cents a bottle.
m2ly-M,W&
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Tho Freedmen's Bank

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The comptroller
OF the currency says there is about $780,
600 of the last dividend Of Is per cent. do.
clared in favor of depositors of the Freed
mems bank, still unpaid, of which amount
about 5000 is due to Washington credi-
tors. He proposes to pay the dividend
to all the branches, and to that end asks
all unpaid depositors to present their books
as soon as possible.
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Figuring Delaware's Big Peach Crop.

WILMINGTON, Del, July 5.-Superin-
tcndent Mills, Of the Delaware railroad,
estimates the coming peach crop in the
district tr:.vcrsed by that railway at 1904, :
74O baskets. The heaviest yield will DO
in the district between Middletown and
Clayton, and with continued favorable
weather, the crop may reach 5000, 900
baskets. This is exclusive of the sections
above which are depended upon wafer
transportation. The peach growers of the
peninsula will meet in convention at
Dover, tomorrow. to discuss transporta-
ton rates and facilities, and other matters
of interest.
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Election 6f Omcers.

The "Liederkranz singing society
held its semi-annual meeting on Monday
evening. The following officers were
elected:
President-J. A. Schuh.
Vice Presidential. G. Keller.
Recording Secretary-John Vogelsang.
Financial Secretary-Lawrence Falk.
Treasurer-Philip Lebzeltcr.
Trustees-H. G. Keller, Philip Strumpf
and F. Meyers.
Librarian-Harry Muller.
COnductor-F. w. Haas.
Collector of Dues-Charles Ostermayer.
Committee on Music-F. w. Haas A.
Bender and John VOgelsang.
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Tho Shin building ludusxry.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The petition
presented to the Senate to-day by Mr..
Frye, from the board of trade, of Bath,
Maine, relative to the ship building inter-
ests of the country, urged the appoint
ment of commission to sit during the
recess of Congress for the purpose of in
quiring into the wants Of this branch of
industry, and to report to Congress such
measures as would tend to the relief o:
this great national industry.
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Double Drowning Calamity.

SKowBEGAN, July 5-Hon. Stephen Co.
burn,; younger brother of Ex-Governor
Coburn and prominent member of the
Somerset county bar, while temporarily
insane from sickness drowned himself last
evening. His only son Charles followed
him to the river and in attempting to save
his father was also drowned. Both bodies
have been recovered.
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DEATHS.

koTE.--In this city. on July sth 1882, Ella
Burns, daughter OF +. A. and Sue B..ROte, aged
year and day.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of her parents, corner OF
Vino and Water streets, on Thursday after
noon at ) o'clock. Interment IN Lancaster
Cemetery. ltd*
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A fire last night in Mitchell & Go. s par
affino candle factory, at Fourth street and
First avenue, New York, caused loss
estimated at 100000. The fire is attri-
buted to an explosion of vitriol.
The St. Vincent &c Paul school and
nursery for colored children, at Morris.
town, New York, was nearly destroyed
yesterday morning by a fire caused by fire
crackers, and one Of the children, Joseph
Hawkins. aged II years, perished in the
flames.
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Tho Church In Italy.

ROME, July 5.-The Pope, in an allocu-
tion at the consistory on Monday, said,
the position of the church in Italy was be-
coming worse than ever. The govern
ment, he declared, was guilty of bad
faith in refusing exequaturs to twenty
bishops he had nominated.
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Broke His Neck

DowNINGTowN, Pa, July 5.--phi'ip
Gielan, aged 80, while standing on tho
porch of his house removing furniture
yesterday, fell to the ground and broke
his neck. He WAS q highly respectable
citizen of the borough.
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LANCASTER. Nov. lst, 1878.
A. BlTNEE. ESD, Manager:
Dear Sir: In answer to your inquiries OF
Oct. 2Sth, have to say that was absent Oh
travelling distance of l2,OcO miles. carried
with me u watch made at The Lancaster Watch
Factory. Before starting l set It TO the time
ehSnged during the &c entire srip and 4, HR3N EpN
WITH THE SAME RAILROAD TINE.
When ut Geneva, Switzerland, with dozen
or moro American friends, visited the cele-
brated Watch Factory of Patck, Philippe u
Co., whose American agents are the great
ing shown through the factory, we wore con-
Quoted to the SalesrOOm, where our attention
was called by the superintendent toa large
number of very fine watches, the product of
the establishments. He also gave us his reasons
for thinking that better watches could be made
in Switzerland than In American: When ne
Watch aud asked him what he thought OF it.
After examining it with the eye OF an expert,
ana with marked interest he rePhied sGeaHkk
SEEN THIS WATCH BEFORE-IT Is A
GOOD WATCH-IT Is BETTER THAN THE
MAEHAM MAbE IA AMEE1SA IL % What @ adds Mna torcc 70
his opinion is the fact that he had carefully
studied all tho finest American watches eX-
hibited III our Centennial Exposition. All my
will vouch for the accuracy OF my report OF
then.. Yours truly.
D.. l.. WxCAGhShAM.
This opinion was again expressed with
even stronger emphasis to party of Amert-
cans recently travelling in Switzerland. Under
date OF "Gencva, August 2 1884," Miss L. B..
Cara writes. in letter published in the Lam
caster NeU Era: Mr.. Perrine bought two
handsome watches from tho leading manu-
facturers here, and DR.. Hampton. OF our party,
showed them his Lancaster Watch. They ex-
amlned it and said it was tho best American
watch they had ever seen-MU CHI SUPERIOR
TO ANY OTHER MADE IN THE UNITED
STATES"
Second Letter 1892 Next W. K.
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Ionic. July 5.-Twcnty Thousand
arms have now been distributed to tho
various military centres, in readiness for
arminS the reserves. The distribution of
90, 600 more has been ordered.
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Flames In q Massachusetts Town.

ARLINGTON, Mass, July 5.-W. T. Ever
sons steam shoe factory at South Abing.
ton, together with Norton's carriage fac
tory, Charles Conant's dwelling and Ar
thur Parsons veterinary stable, were
burned this morning.
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kilieSa In q Isar-rOOnl.

JEFFERsONvlLLE, Ind, July 5.-Jamas
Duffy, quarrclsome man, who has some
reputation as prize-fighter, was killed by
Stephen Gibbs in barroom fight yester-
day.
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Prubably Fatal lniuriea.

PHILADELPHIA, July 5-Benjamin Boxer
who was shot at Merchantville, N. j.,
yesterday by Abbot Wilson, his wife's par
amour is still living, but his injuries are
pronounced fatal. Wilson has not yet been
arrested Both men were cOlOred.
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Arc You Troubled

Arc You Troubled
With conscientious qualms 2" asked q friend.
"You look troubled" $50, 1 am" said the
sufferer; '.but It is with the toothache. .sMore
tool, you" replied tho comforter; get It pull.
ed out, and buy bottle of SOZODONT, and
preserve the good teeth from a like calam.
ity." jy3lwdeoe&w
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North Carolina Democrats.

RALEIGH, N. c., June 5.-The Demo-
cratic state convention will meet hero at
o'clock to day. A large number Of dele
gates have arrived.