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On the 9tb inst, on Big III &C, Ua--
~ coan'y, Hrs. SARAH CoNBs. eyed a
bout - years.
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kATHER ENTHUSIASTIC The VII
m'ngt"n (Del.) Daily Republican istej,
continued the following it.m OF nopurar
interest: Or. j. +. Sp-cS, Who il con
nec'ed with the NIlmjugton Ever Ey-
en'ng. speaks rather enthusiastically o.
st Jacobs Ol. Dr.. Saeck states In a,
he u7es the Oil in his family Aouse.
hold remedy, q sort Of universal pana-
ces Tor eli aches and Psins, and has al
ways found II TO act most happily. Ills
sl'enti1n vas called To It ~ The MANY
te-'Im3nleI. in its favor, - he ono day
n-ed II npOn himself for sN-a throat
I've applications were sufficient 10 4fy. or
cure. lie also .us3l IT. on h,e little
g'ri for sO5' throSt Win g.-tiCrin, sue
cess. The same cl.ild had scqrle. foyer
this winter which ls't the tendons Of one
leg much contracted. The little p-a,-
:lsr couldn't ws'k without aes.s'.pce
snd suffered much Inconvenience anl
Ps'n. Several epp.icstions oE 81. ia
cohs Oh rcstoTed ncr limb tn It's norma.
condition All she Gas not erperiencsa
any trouble since. Dr.. Speck states
that be has also ssen the OIL act ch~-ip.
ugly in tootn>chc. lie thinks NJ. JA.
cons OH ia - sterling remedy, snd does
not hesitate TO recommend 10 tor fheu-
Ggtlsiu &c.
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TIE Covnty Court Of Hampshire
County XII meet on Tuesday, the 4th
crApjl-JonN T. VANCE, Esq., Presi-
d,a.-Capt DAVID pUeu, and S. H..
WaiIAN.. ESQ, Associates.
The Chesapeake snd Ohio cSnal will
he opened FOR nsv ,sstiou about the LIST
OF April.
Crcui, Court in Grant county-com
n.aees on Tuesday next.
Oar Pubic School closes on Tueadsy
,,u.
Tic ricsby tory OF Winchester will
co.yn, in LouGoun Street Church,
%rcac.,er, on Wednesday next, the
g.a ir,' From Presbyterian Church
"owocy, Ruling Elder. SAMUEL j..
!.,-aNoY, Etq., Delegate.
We are requested 20 stSsa that there
y.i Ne preaching in the Methodist +.
Cr-r5 south, on Sabbath next, morn.
.a. arL night.
f.srtinS Is @ooErFIGLD Through
d. onrssy or = f,iend, aud no indeb,
s.es, to correspondent. Wa ere ena-
Isi 20 give the result Of tho election
si in Moo!cHeli on Saturday last Tor
con- ration Cheers Genesal Jo~rPH
>-.. vas re elected Mayor by vute
rig our ont OF . total OF one HIM
..jJ .j me rote'. The Counrii,nsn e
ate J. ". LINrHIcUes. s. A. Nc
'r.E@N, HAH-cs .. MAslIx, UErRY
i.,i,c. and AUGu,rUs BIEpEAur
-.cr. Fr"L EncaE DAVIS. The
"o Of 'uc-uSe" Or mo license
r.. upon the Councilmen. sud "
.,, 1"cpuu's it was not ccrt>in how
stand upon that question, bat. il /,
r.a.,,lv supposed, 40 our iuCnrman,
'.-, that Il ajority iaSoro license
The Civcuit Court Of Hardy county
" are informed. was engaged nearly al
ast weak in the tri.! o. u. csss o.
"es'rs!I Garrett rs. County Court o.
H.r.y Tor ne'onry work done OIL the
,i-sg in 1873. Garrett w.s r"nresou.
&C., 'v CHlPLET, DVEa s. PueH and
t.r"aSoG, and the County hy SPnIGo
~ arNJ. DAtLuy. On Saturday eve
a." &c Jury rau3erei verdict in "a.
{ iTrs't FOR tllG5 Co, incluJira
.' 4 aol;on for ue~ triAl va,
IT, tie Attorneys for the Count,
or ,as lot been passed upon by tn,
c,ee OF Wolfe IS See was decided
.ataJ 10y ver'ic in favor OF TIC
..r', nun-suit vas entered ca
'y n TIE ejectmcnt case OF Ma
Eor9 on account Of rC..-inc
- 80 ne Chain Of plsindn's tile
."- a.'lrE several chsncery causes
j.u,ncd on "Wednesday.
~. .." r!rsssnt call on Tuesday
Isa from Rev. ~. e. Man
lodging rrop his improved
'.' SO think it.ne-e;.n2 must
.'s p h.a rAysica'ly His field OF
- l', present Colf.rence yesr
N The Eastern sbo5e Of old
D 10 orc OF the Bzltieorc Die
nl He trus, lie may have not
.e.sat lul a very prosperous
'a' ~ rra.
GO lbc high waters in The
nr mi,l fsiisd to reach this
iue,try lsst.
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clinton Lodge No 81 A. F. Z A. 81, meets
,,,ss SRI Friday in each month
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WINTER ScHEDUL e

n, md after Nov. :o, 1881, trains will leave
s,,.r Spring Ran, "a follows:
EAST BoUED.
"a o. Passenger. s.53 AM.
N. *. Fr't &c Passg'r, 1914 4. NJ
NJ. o. Express. 500 L. NJ
No. fl. Frci!h. & Passg'r. COL L. 81.
WEST BoUSD.
r,,-a Freight K Passg'r..-..7 80 A. VI.
No 46l Freight & Passeng l1.58 A. NJ.
Nol4. Passenger PA j. II
Eg21tl & Extra Daily.
T. H. C.. NORTON. AGENT.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Since our last number the report of
the Insane Asylum Investigating
COMMITTEES has bees disposed oE by
the House. 1t approved the findings
OIL the Committee, but. very properly,
amended the report by striking ont
that portion recommending the re,
mova' OF two members Of the execns
tive Committee of said board, Thorn
as j. Moore and A. M Dent. and the
trst assistant Physician. DIR. ~. +.
Huilihen thus determining that il lad
no jurisdiction TO remove an officer
whom Il bad not appointed, and there
iore. without passing upon the recon-
nominations OF the committee in this
regard, II approved the findings OF the
committee as to the charges upon
which the recommendations were
based. aud transferred the responsible.
NY OF CARRYING out thcse reconmcn-
dations to the Governor and Board Of
Directors hy whom they were an-
pointed
a House joint resolution ha. been
passed by the Senate authorizing pro.
vision to be made for the education
OF The coiored deaf, dumb and blind
OF tbs State.
The following is the arrangement
OF Congressional Districts which has
passed both branches OF the Legisla,
ture
Frat district Hancock Brooke, Ohio.
Marshall, Wetzel. tyler, Dodiriasc.
Harrison. G'!mer, Lewis aui Hraxton.
Total Population. Les, V40 vote in 1886
Hancock. 1885; Garfield, 1912 :;
Weaver, 1868.
Second district MononsaLeis, Mari
on. Preston, Fayio-, harbour. tucker.
penilcton, Hardy. Mineral, Hampshire.
Grspt Morgan, Je.T:rson, bcri5elev aud
Randolph. Population, 1885. Vote
in lSs0-iiancock, 1915; Garfield,
is 7ol; Weaver, 1883.
Third district-Logsn, Wyoming. i{c.
DCNel, Mercer, Raleigh, huoue haua-
wha, Faye!ie, Clay, N!cncIa', Greenari.
or Monroe, SUMMERS, y cluster, Pcca-
hontss and UpSGur. topu!alton-l45.-
sJ2, Vote IN i6SO-iianrock, y .65i;
GarEcld, 7,sA5; Weaver 2,8;l.
! Fourth district Plussauta, Wool.
! hitchie, Writ, Calhoun, Jackson, kusue,
hason, Pu,ram, CaSell, l.nc1m AMI
"aHn". Population. 81, 27O. Vote 10
la"o-Hancuck, 1885, Ga se!l, H..
liG; Weaver. 2,7Gl
The House on Monday last gran
ted leave o; absence to Col. Monroe
until Wednesday.
The Senate on the Goth adopted q
resolution to adjourn or the 18th,
Tuesday next.
The house, up to last date, refused
to commit i,selt 10 adjournment by
any special time.
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1909 TyI H. - L II, 1000
HOE. BALTIMORE kOSR

1909 -ryI H. - Il n, 1000
IOO~. BALTIMORE, sO01
Published Daily, Escept Sunday.
N4'ionel, IraepcO5eni. Conservative.
Full! of Hsws and .'onnd in Pr.Eciyls.
The ! ger Of tee People
Us iasI The lndeI % its Future.
Cheapest ana Beet Newspaper Knows.
TIE words News IL Compact Fcra.
An EUierpfsing, Accurste Sud Ttus,EortLy
Neaspapcr
TeiaO,e AAFls', Stock Financial sad shin
ping hcpo,,s.
Special Home and Foreign Co.respoud,uc.
The Sun sisat5 IN .he from; ranks Of Jou.s.lism
Term' Of Subscription by Nail. iuv-iiatly
Cash - Advarc.
20 ) / = G & FREE.
~ = WI - 30 10
DIX months o.
F"ur mouths .----........ = 90
three months .--...-...-.--. l 30
40 months. .-..........-.. co
Ons iHcnlh 80
Three weeks. sS
y" "ecNs 1890. 90
C'c we" -
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millinery Goods
AND
Christmas Presents !!

NIX ruds-signsi hes fecenly returned frou,
: 'ec Hsst add bas oFenel Al tue new huis6,ay
apFosi'r ti.e Copr;-hosss a selsud.d sslcelien u
Ai.lvacry Gto3s.
HATS, Trimmed amt Uutrinmed:
All Kinds OF Trimming for liats;
Au White Goods.
Such IS Wash Nets, Illusions. o.. Also
NELVETS, PLUAES.
Gil RIs rMss CARDS,
and genera variety or Artificial Flow
crs, Nice Books, 81.
Ia sdG.'ion. have received ice 10, OF
Candies Nuts. Toys, aud VARIOUS rtiuie, Doth
useful su6 orCswantsl
Il yon want onrseus, call ea,ly ut The New
tf"Se BuldtHs opposite the Court-boasr
LOUISA HCUSER.
Romnav, Dec o. 1881
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fhANK DAVIS, youth egsl ejglleon
years, VAS fatally shot by Wilbur M,l.
''sSn. boy something Younger than
h'msolf, ct Wheeling. ON Sunday morn.
ing last. The two boy. got into a Qusr.
rel at dance house. Snd when Davis
left Tie hnll lac was accompanied b7 p
young lsdy whom Miligsn desired t.
e'coft home. billigsn wa,lsid The psr
ty snd attacked Davis. hut wa rroupt.
ly Knocked down. When be rccsined
bis fest he drew pis'ol and tho, Davis
through the heart. lie was soon after
wards arrested and lodged IN jail
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TIE annual session tho Washington
". f. Conference Ccolo-cd) commenced
its session in Baltimore on TUESDAY
last.
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TIE Covnty Court Of Hampshire
County 'll meet on Tuesday, tho 4th
crApljl- JoHN 7. VANCE, Esq.. Presi-
i,a.--Capt DAVID pUeu, and S. H..
WILLIAMS. Es9.. Associates.
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4 . Z
rhe sulsss WIN K,srsssspsss ID, the New
Itsf COnforenee. u
LoNDoS, July 90.-A dispatch from
Constantinopls to Reuter- Telegraph CON
pauy, says The taxi Of the Ports'S reply Il
tho identical note Of the powers b =,
follows :: If tho Porto has not
hitherto decided On its /. own ''initia.
tive TO send troops to Egypt Il d
because it was convinced that vigorous
'ne,snres were avoidable. Observing With
satisfaction that the powers havo formally
and repeatedly recorded their dsfsrsnss to
~ inc6ntestable and unquestioned rights
and sovereignty of tie sultan, tho under>
signed, by the sultan's order informs tho
ambassadors that tho Porte consents to
participate in the conferenee.' . u 30 IF
[Signed, SAID.
AIsbl Picking Up frieadA i4'r s-
ALExAsDnIA, July 2O.-Arabi Paeha 10
said to be regaining his influence in con-
sequence Of the delay of the British
troops.
The English Getting Excited. 't'r'
LoNpON, July 20-4 P. M.-A hurried
cabinet council was held this afternoon to
act upon a telegram from Lord Dunerin,
at Constantinople and to, ar
range for military operations. eorr. a..
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of the day; men are attempting to hack
down this noble tree BY devoting them
selves to secular occupati00 md engaging
iD worldly occupations on this day hallowed
by the Lord and intended for his honor
and worship.
Vocal Quintet "The Serenade I"
(Rost) followed, sung by Misses Stauffer
and Ebert. Messrs. Baer, Bowman and
Roger. The enthusiastic encore with
which this piece was rewarded told the
favorlwith which it was received by the
audiepee. One of the performers, repre-
sented as a grabbed old fellow, lay asleep
IN chair, while tNp young men serenaded
his daughtersl lTte His S6&enkA ItI
the noise and III gfambtM& red oubtri i6ess'
from . pretty concerted effect and is
'withal quite amusing. Mr.. Roger, who
personsted the old nsn, has o fine baB
voice apd he acted the part capitally.
~ Oration-" Manifest Destiny "-E. NJ.
Peunell, Patterson, Pa. Whilo il may never
be definitely known where civilization
had its origin, its course is seen to be west
ward. Itcannot be long before everything
that is best in Eastern culture becomes
Assiuilated with American nationality and
reach to the Pacific shdpcs.. Our history
IN the past offers hut faint pfemonition Of
that which is to come. To-day our country
stands an Integral part Of the, civilization
Of the world, but she has NOT yet reached
her manifest destiny nor will that be ef-
fected until the entire continent from the
Artic to the Antartic are united in one
language, one nationality. one religion
IN. indissoluble union. The orator took
strong ground against the permission
Of any foreign interference in the
affairs of this country, ~ and |
predicted the extension = Of the
American system from end to end
Of the Western hemisphere, and said that
when the manifest destiny OF the country |
Is completed the world will be wrapped in
peace. A STEERING production delivered in
= round sonorous voice and with good ora |
torical effect. . '"'~ .'t1W .s=~ 4
The exercises of the morning session |
terminated with piano and organ trio
'' Stradella'' Claude Melnotte), by Mics
Warner. Miss Wheeler and Mr.. FELTON,,
which was very admirable feature Of the |
music, and in every way iu keeping with |
lie general excellence Of this portion of |
he programme.
An adjournment was then taken for
iinner aud theexercises were finished this
lfterOOOn.
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FOR NALA.
DOSlTIvE PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY

Il CITY PROPERTY.
On SATURDAY, the 18th day Of AUGUST,
1884, the undersigned. being ali of the children
of Peter Long and Elizabeth Long, late of the
city of Lancaster, deceased, Will offer at pub
lie sale, at the S0rrel Horse Hotel Drank
Slough's), West King street, of said city, the
following real estate, viz. .....r'' r... !
A lot or piece OF ground, situated on the
northwest corner of West Orange and Char
lot1e streets, in said city, containing. in 'front.'
more or less, and extending Of the same width
nOrthwardly 16l feet, moro or less, to the
property now in the possession OF John Glib
son, bounded on the east by said Charlotte
street on the west by the property belonging
TO the hedrO Of Thomas Arnold, deCeaSAd;l On
south by said West Orange street, and on the
north by property Of said John Gibson.
ING HOUSE, stable, &c. The lot contains
variety OF Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, and well
OF excellent water. And II one ~ the most
eligible building lots in the city.
Good title will be given to the purchaser.
Persons desiring further information may
call ON william Il. Wilson and H. Clay Bru-
baker, esQs. -I..-s--
terms will bemade known by the undersigned
owners. -
JOHN LONG,, .,,r.rr,
. - CATHAKiNE LoNG,
.s - rrt-.r- ADALINE IONG.fsf .u
-.. .a %. FANNY TREE, '.,,l .-,..
.-fr - SARAH LONG, t--srrr.!
NARY 6HAUD, g..
'- ..r..- ...- %. EL1ZABETH ST1EFLE...
HENRY SHuDIkT, Aucttoneer, aTu HE+r =,
ulys7de&augl7.ls u a~rar..sar .srt
y :
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w. s. Schofeld, class of "a, Philadelphia :
Vice President, A. O. Neypher, esq.,.
class Of 80, Lancaster Secretary. Miss
Susie Reck, class of ia, Millersyille |:
Treasurer, A. Il. Byerly, GLASS OF '5e,
MillersvilIe Esssyist, Miss E.la Preston,
class OF II, Lancaster Orator, D. j.
Barrett. clans Of go Delsa, York county.
Another business session vas hold this
morning and resolutions Of respect to the
memory of tho following persons. who
have died sioce tie last meeting Of the
associatiOn n 1880. were adopted: I. L..
Witmyer, class of III; A. L. Hilsher, class
of '76: G N. Peck, Class Of '76; T. NJ.
Coulston, Class of 80; Mrs. Hannah n.
Albert, class of IA; Miss Ella Rsub, class
Of ~; Miss Matilda Kunz, class of 70. - z
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THE CHAMPIONS BELT.

Interesting Meeting of Ll,e Third Ward
Pugillstic Benevolent Association.
The members of the Third Ward Pugi-
listic Benevolent Association met in great
numbers at the Golden Horse hotel, East
King street, last evening. The only SUBJ
ject discussed was the late battle between
ex Councilman White and Alderman Barr,
and<Ae principal object Of the meeting was
the presentation of the champions belt to
the conqueror of the doughty alderman.
The belt is magnificent work Of art. It
measures forty five inches in length and is
clasped lin. front by a 1bsautifal silver
buckle, and on its shining black surface
are placed five large and brilliant silver
stars. Attached to the belt is pendent,
on which is inscribed tho words, "Award-
ed to the champion, July 10, 1882, by the
Third Ward Pugilistic Association" At
tached to the pendent is an elegant rOsette
of rcd, white and blue ribbons.
Tho belt has something of history. It
was got up by the association two or three
years ago and presented to Councilman
John H. Barnes as token of the satisfac
tion felt by his many friends at the result
Of the bloody battle fought by him aud
the victory won over Alderman Barr dur
ing their fierce encounter at that time.
Mr. Barnes has held the belt unchallenged
ever since, though it is rumored THAT Al
derman Barr, smarting under defeat. has
been training with view of winning the
coveted prizc. His misadventure with
Mr.. White has probably dampened his
ardor and it is not likely that he will
soon again strive fur fstic hOnOrs. Be
this as it may, he was not present at tLe
meeting last night to dispute the disposal
Tsn vas ssslss C. M
pion Barnes, and received mOdestly by tho
new champion, who promised to defend it
indulging in sundry refreshments, ad-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


.f-.r Mothers! MOthers!! N1OthersH
Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by u sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain OF cutting teeth? II
SO. 60 ut once and get bottle Of MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1T; viii relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon 1t: there Is n mistake about IL. There
Is not u mother OH ,srih who has ever used 1t,
who will not tell yea 1t once that 1t will regu-
late the bowels. ,,..i give rest to the mother
and relief ami health to the child, operating
like magic. II 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. :5 cents a bottle.
me-Iy-M, ,Wks&N f = t8
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EO k SALE.-ThE UN0ERSlGNED
Fire sgsss, Rss;ns SsS5asss I'D Sa:s sspo asss
by said company at their last general meeting
held on the 18th inst, offer for sale th0 FOLLOW.
ing property Of said company. committing ct
First q Lot Of Ground, 11tuated O the west
side Of South Queen street. between Andrew
and Hazel streets. frOattng on sod South
Queen str0et 81 feet 10 tnehes, moEe,0r less,
and extending in depth lls feet, more Or less,
north and Presbyterian chapel on the south,
together With Two.story BRICK 1NGlN1
H0UBE thereon erected, the said house hay
ing 1bell cupola thereon attached. Il. \
! Sedbnd, STEAM FIRE ENGINE, which is
q fourth class vertical, built by Cole Broth her.
Pa1tucket. X. I. The cylinder measpfes 8
inches in the bore. with 8 inch stroke, with
brass pumps. The boiler is q good steam gen.
orator, with "a copper tubes can start in four
minutes after lighting the fire, and can throw
water througt1ae l1ch. n0zzlS from 10 - 10
feet, aud has lsehf3 bSt Of fSurlpch su1O1
hose, with spanner. WrencheS. oil cans, &c.
We guarantee this engine in firstclass condi-
PETER b. FORDNHY;e r. rrria
THOMAS ANDERSON,
WILLIAM II. DORWARTs
DANIEL e. AUKAAP,g
81 HENRY SAEYCH. ,,ir y
JOSEPH WILFONG.
ALEXANDER HARRIS
iy2O it'd tFFr' Committee
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"a Word to The Wise is Sufficient. An
effective and agreeable remedy for the treat
ment of Catarrh Hay Fever and Catarrhal
Deafness is Ely's Cream Balm. sure cure.
Cream Balm cffectually cleanses the nasal
passages of catarrhal virus. causing healthy
secretions, :uiays Inflammation and irritation,
protects the rpembrsnai Innings of the llead
from additional colds, completely heals the
sores and restores the sense of taste and smell.
Beneficial results are realized by, q tew appli-
cations. A thorough treatment as directed
win cure Catarrl,. As a household remedy for
cold in the head il is unequaiea. The Balm Is
easy to use and agreeable. Sold by druggists
Mt 80 cents. On receipt of 50 cents will mail a
package.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., Oswego, N. Y.
Fol sale by Lancast or Druggists. & III
mar2-d&w Tn
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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 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. "BRowN's
HoUsEHoID PANAcEA" should be in every
family. teaspOonful of the Panacea in a
tu,nbler OF hot water tsweetenedi If preferredI J.,
taken st bed time will BREAK COLD. . cts
a bottle. ...gg 1ebn-IydM.WGS&w
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HARMONIOUS DEMOCRATs.
Alexander y. stephsos, Fer easvesnor .
GeOfgiH.

AIeX0n0Of -. SV0HD~0Bi XO9 0Ovebm0t u
Georgia.
ATLANTA, Ga. July 20-Iu the Den-
o;ratic convention this morning A. O.
Bacon's name was Withdrawn and A. Fl.
Stephens was nominated for governor.
Tho vote stood Stephens 325, Scattering
8, not voting 80. The following
state officers : were nominsaed by
acclamation. N. c. Barnett, secretary
of state; w. A. Wright comptroller !;
Gen. d. N. Speer, treasurer Clifford An.
derson, attorney general. Thomas Hart
man was, on q call Of the counties, nom-
mated for congressman-at-large and the
nomination was made unanimous.
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Guatsnsls,s PresaAsus.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Presidsnt Bar
rois, Of Guatamsla, and tho members Of
his party called ut tho state department
to day and paid their respects to Secretary
Frelinghuyssn. They subsequently, visited
the Washington monument, the bureau Of
engraving and printing the smithsonian
institute aud the national museum. The
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Rose Cold and HAY .Frever,

! MEssRs. WHITE Il BUEDIcK, Druggists,
ithaca, N. vi can recommend Ely's Cream
Balm to relieve all persons suffering from
Rose Cold and Hay Fever. have been great
sufferer from these complaints: by using the
Balm have had great relief. / have recon
mended it to many of my friends for Catarri,
and in all cases where they have used the
Balm freely have been cured. T. KINNEY,
Dry Goods Merchant, Ithaca, N. Y.
MEssRs. WN. RUST & Sons, Druggists. New
Brunswick, N. j. Since boyhooa have been
troubled with CatarrL and Hay Fever, and
have been unable to obtain permanent relief
until used Ely's Cream Balm, which has
cured me. After q few days use l could sleep
all night. E. l.. CLIcKENER, New Brunswick,
n. j. Price SO cents.
Apply intonostrils with little finger.
For sale at II. b. Cochrail's drug store, l37
North Queen street, Lancaster 90 fHF
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DEATHS.

.rRE DEdTHE.
SMTH.-In this city, on the 10Th inst, Annie,
daughter of Joseph and Catbarine Smith, in
the 2d year OF its age.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from the residence OF her parents, No. 6ss St.
Joseph street, on Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Interment at st. Joseph's cemetery.
lids
LEvIs.-On the 18th inst, Mary h. H.. wife OF
Dr. Il. j. Lewis. a ~ ~ -.
lnterment from the residence OF her mother,
Mrs. Benjamin Eshleman, on Friday after
noon at O'Clock. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. ..
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HENRY's CARBOLlC sALvE.

The best Salve in tho world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter chapped hands,
chilblains. corns and all kinds OF skin erup-
tiOns. freckles and pimples. The salve is
,.,ralteed to give perfect satisfaction i'm
every case or money refunded. BE sure you
get IIenry's Carbolic Salve, as all Others arc
but limitations and counterfc!ts. Price 25 cents.
Sold IN Lancaster at Cochran's Drug Store,
I37 and l39 North Queen street. mv294 4