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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-12-15

VTTTCNTN people are always on the
M II looE out for chances TO In
w 1hIlI crease their earnings, and In
W ~ - time become wealthy those
who do not improve their opportunities remain In
poverty. We offer great chance to make money.
We want many men, women. b1ys and girls to
work for US right In their own localities. Any one
can do the work properly from the hrst start; Inc
business will pay more than ten times ordinary
who engages fails to make money rapidly. ion
can devote your whO'e time TO the work or only
your spare moments. FUN Information and all
that Is needed sent free. Address STIssoN Co..
Portland. Maine. Dec. 8, s2-1y
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Lowenberg's for fine merchant
tailoring.
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In the book department of I. w. Hart.
man & Sons store you will find all the
books, photograph albums autograph
albums, writing desks, card boxes, gold
pens and pencils, pocket books, easels,
Ch. istmas cards, &C., &c. Call and ex-
anime.
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A reliable agent is wanted in every town
ship to sell Col. Freezes History of Colnn-
bia county. Ready next month.
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Ladies' wolk boxes, japanese handkor-
chief boxes, paper weights and paper knives
at G. A. Clark's.
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Lowenberg's for cheapneSs
and style.

Delays in the work on the history of Col
umbia County have been caused by the dit-
ficulty in getting our wood cuts at tie
proper times Nearly 300 pages have been
printed, and as no further delays are antic-
ipated the book will probably be ready
some time next month, 1t win make a
handsome volume, and Is of such interest
that every house should be supplied with a
copy. Samples of the printed pages as far
as completed can be seen at this office We
want a responsible agent in every township
to sell this work.
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For Holiday Books for the young, 90 to
G. A. Clark's.
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Lutz & Sloan have q large stock of hand
kelchefs, collars and other fancy goods
for Christmas presents.
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april 7-tf

A splendid line Of holiday goods such as
sealskin caps, silk hats, &c, cheap at
Gross n. Y. store.
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Christmas is coming Call at Meyer Bros.
and buy your Christmas presents at whole
sale prices Save one profit.
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Fine, all-wool suits that sold at $500
reduced to $1,000 at Gross N. Y. Store,
Bloom.
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tROUGH ON pATa "

Clears out rats, mice reaches, flies, ants,
bed-bugs, hunks, chipmunks, gophers.
l5c. Druggists.
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The largest assortment of Christmas
Goods in town can be found at G. A.
Carls Book Store.
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Family and pocket Bibles at the Peoples
Drug & Book Store.
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Cut glass bottles at the Peoples Drug &
Book Store.
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A large variety of games at the Peoples
Drug & Book Store.
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Fine line ink stands at the Peoples Drug
& Book Store.
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Fine boxed papers at G. a. Clark's,

A large assortment of frames at thC
Peoples Drug Il Book Store.
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Now is the time to treat Catarrh of long
standing Elys' Cream Balm reaches old
and obstinate cases, where all other remedies
fail. Do not neglect procuring bottle, as
in it lies the relief you seek. Price so
cents.
Apply into nostrils with little finger.
A gentleman from Orwell, Pa, called my
attention to Elys' Cream Calm as remedy
for Catarrh, Hay Fever, &c. He was so
| earnest in asserting it to be positive cure
(himself having been cured by it, that
purchased a stock. The Balm has already
effected II number of cures. p. F. Hyatt,
NJ. d., Bordentown, n. j.
For several years l have been troubled
with Catarrh have tried many remedies
Elys' Cream Balm has proved to be the
article desired believe it is the only cure
l.. b. Coburn, Towanda, Pa.
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Go to the Peoples Drug lS Book Store if
you wish to see fine line of Cellulold
sets.
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A splendid overcoat former price $1,000
reduced TO $3.50 at Gross N. Y. Store,
Bloom.
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Fine line box paper at the Peoples Drug
& Book Store.
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Diarys for 1888 at the Peoples Drug &
Book Store.
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Gentlemens Dressing Cases of all prices
at G.. A. Clari's Book Store.
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DEATHS.

CoLEMAN.-Died in Asbury on the 18th
inst, Mr. Cornelius Coleman, age 70 years,
II months and days.
Mr., Coleman was quiet and peaceable
citizen and n devoted member OF the Re-
formed Congregation Of Zion church.
An elegant line OF Stationery for the Hol-
iday trade at G. A. Clark's.
Plush photo albums at the Peoples Drug
& Book Store.
Union Square Bags for sale at this office.
Pocket and Family Bibles at G. A..
Clarks.
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You can select handsome present for II
lady in Lutz & Sloan dressgoods depart
ment.
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Ladies' fur hats at Clark & Sons.

AS good cigars as can be found in town
are kept at w. B. Aliens East end gro-
Gerry. april 7-tf
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Autograph Albums at q. A. Clark's.

Children's toy books at the Peoples
Drug & Book Store.
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EXECUTOk'S NOTICE.
A DMINISTR AT CR'NOTICE.
Dec. l5-2w.

ESTATE OF THOMAS ATRS, DECEASED.
Letters sofadministraton OF on the estate OF Thomas
Aten, late OF Mif1iin township Col. co decease
have been granted by the Register OF said county TO
William Ii, Aten and Mary Aten. All persons hav-
ing claims against the estate OF said decedent are
requested 10 present them for settlement and
those indebted TO make payment. TO the under
signed administrators without delay
WILLIAM II. ATEN,
MARY ATEN,
Dec, Saw Administrators.
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Go to the Peoples Drug & Book Ssore
for gents cigar cases
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Handsome pictures, elegant Christmas
cards at G.. A. Clarks.
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Photograph Albums, all styles and prices
at G.. A. Clark's.
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Ink Stands, Vases and Brass Candle
sticks at G.. A. Clark's.
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CrackeI Glass Vases at e, A. Clark's,
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Writing desks at the Peoples Drug e
Book Store,
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christmas Presents.

Picture Frames and Easels in great vari
ETY. at G. A. Clark's.
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Ladies' coats and dolmans at Clark &
Sons.
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Ladies' felt and cloth skirts at Clark &
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Lowenberg's for fit and fash
ion.
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Diaries for 1898 at &. A. Clark's.
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The largest, the best, the
newest, the cheapest,
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Our stock Of Holiday Goods are now
being opened and consist Of all the latest
and choicest designs to be found, and we
cordially invite you to call and examine
our Celluloid Toilet cases, Florence Toilet
cases, Diatite Toilet cases, fine color cases,
gentemen's travelling cases, fine perfume
cases, fine mirrors, hand glasses, cloth,
hair, tooth and nail brushes, silver fruit
knives, children's knives, forks and spoons,
nut picks, shell and pearl pocket knives,
cigar cases of the very finest quality,
portmonies, coin bags in great variety and
at all prices, fine spectacles, eye, reading
Fine perfumes from all the celebrated
makers Lilly of the Valley" white lilac,
azalia tube rose, Mary Stewart gloriosa,
wild olive and many others. Toilet soap,
cu., decorated and plain toilet bottles very
cheap.
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a Course ofLectures.

Popular Poems by popular authors at G.
a. Clark's Book Store.
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w. b. Allen has just opened lot of new
goods, embracing fine groceries, glass
ware, painted china, queensware, &c. All
of the best, and at the lowest prices.
.,n .f
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TO STOCKHOLDERS.

There will be an election OF a Board OF Directors
OF the Bloomsbury Banking Company, at their
banking house on Tuesday January 9th lss', at
two O'Clock, p. m, 10 serve for the ensuing year.
II. ii. GROTZ,
Dec. l5-2w, Cashier
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All the popular authors can be found at
G.. A. Cark's Book Store.
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Elegant Jewclrv Cases at G. A. Clark's.
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The people are coming from all the
towns and country around to I. W. Hart
man & Sons combination store for their
holiday goods
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stock of ready-made clothing
now on view at Bloomsburg's
popular clothier, ID. Lowenberg.
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A good boys suit at S4.00, at Gross n.
Y. Store.
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Diaries for 1888 at G. A. Clark's.
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Gold tooth picks at the Peoples Drug 4
Book store.
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Call bells at G. A. Clark's.
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Pocket Books and Purses at G, A,
Carl's
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Holiday Goods at Clark & Sons.

The handsomest photograph album in
Columbia county on exhibition at l. w.
Hartman & Sons Call and see it,
Flour and feed can always be had a
Aliens East end grocery. april 7-tf
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Notice. e.-Citizens OF Columbia county,
for the next 30 days | will sell overcoats
for men, boys and children 20 per cent.
less than former price. Louis Gross
Bloom, Pa, N. Y. store.
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Total Amount

On motion of Mr.. Hartman and second
ed by Mr.. Waller council adjourned,
A. L. FRITZ,
Secretary.
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Decorated Panels at G. A. Clark's.
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Farmers dealing at W. B Aliens can be
ccommodatcd with stabling. apr. 7-tf
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Black and colored cashmeres at Clark &
Sons.
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Wo have the cheapest nickle library
lamps ever offered, also very fine brass
and nickle plated library, hand, stand,
student and bracket lamps very cheap
don't fail to see ours before purchasing
New goods constantly arriving.
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In the rear end of |. w. Hartman &
Sons store you will see II fine line of
shawls skirts, blankets, wool hoods, &c.
&c, to keep your friends warm for Christ
mas,
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Silks, velvcts and plushes at Clark S
Sons
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Mems suits, boys suits, mems overcoats,
boys overcoats, all must be sold no re-
gard to price, all those that wish to save
money go to Gross the N. Y. store, Bloom
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For coats, dolmans, shawls or skirts for
Christmas presents go to Lutz IL Sloan's.
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testified that Lv came home at II O'clOcl
On the night of this occurrence his
brother was then III bed John Kilcbrist,
another brother, testified that he was
home at l O'Clock
The defense here closed.
KebuttAj.
The commonwealth called Thomas Nc
C'arren. who contra .icteG Edward. Wag.
ncr in regard TO a number Of statements
about ;his affair. Several other witnesses
We're called to contradict tue statements
Of some called before. The testimony
then closed in the case, and the argument
began. .-r
The grand jury returned the following
bills:
True BHLs-CI,arles f. Miller, arson :
Jeremiah Burkhart, rape Christian Quade,
Jacob Melville James Melville, Fanny
Gibbous, J. W. G. Waltz. Albert Gochley,
larceny: August Klein larceny as baiiec.
lynored-Emma Herman. Daniel Role
ana Milton Bussa. larceny.
Edwin SlOte plead guilty to the larceny
of pocket book. He was sentenced TO
An imprisonment of three months.
Frank McGrath plead guilty to larceny
Ak bailec Of a silver watch Of John NJ.
Wagner, and was sentenced to three
mouths.
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CH:cAso-Hogs-Receip 3O.O0O head shiI,:
mcnts, 100 head demand good an.l rharte3
active. bat &c lever mixed S6416 81; hcatvy
1G 4O4D7 light, 6 O006 -; skips. 81 0Oi9J ~ -
Cattle-Roceipts. y6OO hen'i shipments. Is T.
head market active AMI 1Oc higher all rOund
good to choice shipping, 3 lO0G; common
10 fair, 81 OOI4 IS; butchcrs' active and hiah r.
cows. 8: .D04 bulls. s3 %, mixesi mainly Ut
~ jOt3 Is; stOckersand feeders ut 81 9JlRt %
Shccp-Rcceipts. lO shipmcnts, none dc
,nand weak and market slow common tp fair
mt - 7j03 20 medium 70 good. &; D14: good
to extra, a 2014 GU.
EAST LIRHRTY.-Cattle-Eeeei 81 he:nl ::
slow, shade lower than last week.
IIOgs-Rcccipts, 6, 20 head; PhilatlclDllils.
S. 7Cel7 %; Workers. best, 81 i3s1G Cd common
&G 3D06 49,
Sheep-Receipts, $3.50 head marke slow u
about last weeks prices.
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MONDAY, Nov. 9.-The arrivals of live stock
at the Philadelphia stOckyarls we're:
For the weex-Bccvcs, A.lO heao shsc..
12,COO do: hogs. $500 do Previous week
Reeves, ) 500 head sheep, !; 0;0 do: hogs, e$'
Beef Cattle were in fair demand, but prizes
were unsettled ant; rather lower.
Extra, % c%SsNc 81 s Good szssc,sc; Medium, y.
Mich Cows yGre 'inII at sis@oo. With hut
Sheep were active and p ices Oh all srn..s
readily taken at full rates. ..i
We quote As follows: -..E.
diam DO Gsasc ES1S sheep: 700; Com.
s,Sek ssSsss ssss s 49, chester rss County Count Ga
GA@1Nc; Western Lambs. 49s'4c Veal Calves
Hogs we're inactive and w lower
Extra Chicago, IONGllc Good, Iol4fs:p'lc;
Medium, 9N01cc; Shoppers, 959Hc.
sALEs or BRBvEs AT tn. WEST PHILADELPHIA
STOCK YARDS.
Martin Fuller h Co., 2l9 Western. 505.lc.
Roger Maynes, ;U Western a.d ". Va ,a:4e9
A. & ). c1sis.y, sssy ~ Western and W. Va,
L. r. McFiiien, - W. Va. and Western. 80
Jarncs Clemson. 10 0Chcster CO.. on account Of
J. 4. Foxe:s Western renn'a.. on
account Of James DOnnelly ~ Va,
N. Uiman. sis West virginia. acct G.si,Tnn
BIOS, sAQxEc g DO. acct L. zen
ssnig: sgsnG; @ ho;, sS..,:,.; acct % ;.
acct. }. &. Baer. ~ tasc.
sclla'nbere Paul, :'d W.va. and Western.
c. ssA4mpsSss 81 T.. go Western, and W. Va,
Lo"sn''s,s 49, : Adler s's Western renns'
'Danie, MURPHY, 100 Western and wcs. "a.
II. Chain. i, slas ,sSNes. Va. g1oec.
6xe1 D. M1fs Smith H. 81 ~ wssseTs end :. w. Va, se-
eoun. Of n; Lake; e.; 4'as; ,Issi. :; 8. Moi
n. Levi. 100 W. W.. 51aGSxr ,,.s,
Dennis s%ssS: ~ g Western and Maryland 5
+. ssDss's sc! g.. 100 Western and West va.
Aosesstsn ASs 9sss1 : Heisson. 60 Teams and wcst
n. Chain, 3 s -. w., .,n, ,s,a,. e.
Esshm:n IA = - Lsvf Ws!tc,n. as ~sss &c, ~
James James Eustace. 30 west va: 3A9ac.
Henry Miller, IS W. Va. 50sc.
DRHssBD MRATs.
City Dressed Beeves were active and closed
at 71z6sxc., the former rate tor low Ie1ans ,.s
in demand at 70SNc.
SALES LAST WEEK.
Thomas Bradley. lso head Of W. dressed at
Thomas Bradley. 81 head of city dresse'i at
G. s. Dengler, 12e hcafl do at s9sAs.
a. A. Boswell l5s head do at 7H99c.
Harlan Bro, s. head DO At = 1SSzc.
H. G. Beckman, 80 heal. 70s11c. O., .,-y-
DresseI stoep were actiye. -
Samuel stewart sold ,Os7 head Ct sK9oc and
Ill head Of dressed lambs ut e0l"e'
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NEW fcnK, Nov. 2l.--Flour In iav or Of buy
crs and demand nladerafe: Superlne Starr.
81 3O07O0 fancy do, 81 10 lD7 81 rOuI d no y,
Ohio, g sO04 Is choice do, - 7O16 7st 4u .'.r-
line Western. - a09S 80; comm00 - gnU#i
extra iO, 81 1544 ~; choice do, - 5SE7 ~ !:
choice white wheat do - 25(p7: S0uLhern ,tull
and weak common to fair extra, - GcI:.2s ::
good to choice do, q 3asSG u.
Wheat ls17c lower, dnll and depressed
No White, 81 O31S: No. : Rel. do. 81 GS3I GS'.
do Jan, 81 lO5k9l II; do Feb. 81 Els6i IL:
No. White, Nov. $l01Z. - .---0'0-
Corn feverish and excited cash and No..
&c higher: Dec. and year Ik6Ic better Eater
months ls0kc lower nlixs"I Western sp"t. -
G9Oc do futures, 6sz03O3
Oats without quOta6le change; No. , D-c
4SNc: do JAM. 4ilsc; do Feb, 4jl<c stale, i1Sa
Sc; western, 39d50c.
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CUKoNEK's INQUEST.
Accidental SUfY0Cati0n OF a Child.

Accidental suffnCati0n OF Child.
Deputy Corul.r Wakeman Wesley held
an inquest on Friday on the remains of a
child, four months old, named Gilbert w.
McNamee, that was found dead in it's
mothers arms on the morning of the 18th
aRst. It appears that the mother of the
child who lives in Fulton township, this
county, bad taken her babe just over the
Chester county line and was stopping for
few days with family named Lee. She
states that the child Was as vel; as usual
when she went to bod Thursday night. She
nursed it at 3 O'Clock in the morning
and found it dead at a. m. Mr. Lee then
took the mother aud child to their home
in Fulton township and Deputy Cor.
Oner Wesley was notified. He summoned
= jury, aud, accompanied by Dr. J. A.
Peoples, held post morton examination.
The jury returned a verdict that the child
came to its death by being accidentally
Suf!OcatcG
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st. Johns Church Fair.

The fair at St. Johns German Reformed
church, corner Of Mulberry and Orange
streets. is progressing very nicely. There is
an article OF interst there for every visitor,
and every article can bs bought for cash
and cheap, too. The contest for the fine
* West End Lancaster watch resulted iu
tho victory Of Abr. Wolf, an apprentice Of
the polktrcnnd printing office. lIc s,,c-
ceeGed III getting 377s ten cent
votes, while ais competition, John ROok,
could muster IL only $50 votes. Abe "
feels proud, Of course. The handsome
set OF chamber furniture appears to be-
come the easy prey of our congenial friend
Charles Stamm. The fair will close on
Saturday night. The Liederkranz"
singing society is oxpectcl to attend in u
body Tomorrow night aud wiIl, no doubt,
favor the audience by rendering some OF
their choice songs,
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AAkAKIA


PnlLADllPnIA. Nov. sa-flour market quist.
Sul,erfne, eaQ3 81; Exira. % AGA ~; Fsr'na
Family, - 750J. .-O
Rye Hour atsA c504 81.
Wheat dull; No. White sl cs1s1l os:
Del. and Pa. Red, Sl Oo0l %; Lonxbarry
and Amber At u O90l 10. IS to quality.
Corn dull and easy for local use steamer.
SIC; yellow. SIC mixed, S50s5Hc; No. {: do.
Sic.
Oats quiet: No White. 81 No. do iOc:
No. do, 49c: No. ? Mixed, 43kc.
Rye quiet atGSc.
Provisions quiet: Mess Pork. old, $sl aO1:.:
beef hams, Us OO0l9 India mess beef. rs 5"
GG. 49, T.. f-
Lard quiet city kettle, lSs butchers. lIzc;
prime steam, 3l2 80.
Butter steady. but rather quiet
Pa. and Western Creamery. s60J7e.
Rolls steady; Penn'a and Western. :.tS:Sc
as to qualify. .....
Eggs steady: Pcnn'a. Sc: Western. :Oi1iic.
Cheese firm for best receipts n. !. Full
to good. 1ll50l:kc; Pa. part skins, 7Ssle, :;
do tull skins, 3eI1c. E.. -
Petroleum DUN !: Refined, &c.
Whisky NJ 81 =:
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DUBLIN, Nov. 21.-The opening o. the
trial of four remaining prisoners charged
with completely in the Joyce murder,
Michael Casey withdrew his plea Of not
guilty. Tho remaining four prisoners
were then put forward. Mr.. Malley ON
their behalf pleaded guilty. Old Michael
Casey burst into tears and betrayed great
emotion. The other prisoners preserved
a stolii i1lemeanOr. Judge Barry senten-
ccd them all to bo hanged on December
IL
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Mothers, Motners,. motnersu

Arc yOu disturbed ut night and broken Of
your rest by = sick child suffering and crying
with cAcrucia,ing pain OF cutting teethF Ii
60. go ut once and get bottle OF Mrs. WIN
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m1-ly-M WKS&w
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What 1t Did for an Old Lady.

CVsHOCTON STATION, n. =, Dec. g lS75.
GEHTs-A number or people had been usn !.
your Biitcrs here, and witt, marked effect In
one case, a lady OF over seventy years, had
been sick for years, and for the past ten years
has not been able to be around half tho time
A5u"t six months ago she got SO feeble she
was helpless. Her old remedies, or physicians,
being OF 10 avail, sent to deposit, forty five
miles, and got bottle OF Hop Bitters. Itim-
proved her SO she was able to dress herself
and walk about the house. When she had
taken the second bottle she was able to take
care of her own room and walk about to her
nci'tb"r's, AMI has improved all the time
since. My wife and children also have do.
riveI great benefit from their use
w. +. HATHAWAY,
NJ. GWdSw Agt. u. s. Ex. Co,
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WIB.l.aAnssUH X FOSTER.
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m urderod By Burglars.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 21.-AbOut O'Clock
this morning William A. Russell, of tho
firm of Russell Brothers, at Reisterstown,
Baltimore county, was shot and killed by
q burglar. Tho store had been broken
open by two burglars, and Mr.. Russell
and his clerk, who were sleeping in the
building went down stairs, when one of
the burglars fired. The shot struck Rus.
sell in the forehead killing him instantly.
Tho murderers then ran off and are still at
large.