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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-03
Tryin: to Identity Shaw.

Mr.. joseph r. Shaw, of No. 14O1 North
Second street. Philadelphia, son of James
Shaw, tho Colerain wife-murderer, who
died at the City hospital April IS,
went on to Baltimore yesterday to
examine his fathers remains with
view to establishing their identity.
He was shown the book taken from the
pantaloons of the deceased and recognized
it as one owned by his father. He identi-
fed the writing in the book as that of his
parent. He went to the Eastern cemetery
to have the body di>inte. red for Identified
ton. Several graves were opened, but the
exact location of the spot where Shaw was
buried being unknown, the remains have
not yet been found.
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Myers Majority 2O7.

In footing up the totals on the vote for
recorder at the late Republican primaries
the vote for Longenecker was placed at
5,514 and that for Myers at 1851, making
the latter'ss majority g.. A recount dis
closes q couple Of trcors which increase
the majority fer Myers. A mistake of 40
was made in the addition of the Long
eneckcr column ;> it stood, and it also
appears that in t"i.cstoga township Long
enecker was credited with 193 votes, where
as he received only 93. This makes 40 to
be taken from the Longenecker column
reducing that gcntleman's total vote to
1914 and increasing the majority for Myers
from 81 to 207; so that the blind soldiers
margin is wider than the arithmetic men
originally figured out for him.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR BOROUGH CORREsPON-
DENCE.

Affairs Along tho susquehanna-Items ol
Interest Picked Up BY the JntehiGcr-
cer's Reporter.
Two of the dramatic troupe Of Ferrce &
White, who played in Wrightsville last
night, went out boating yesterday after
noon, going over the dam. They were
rescued by some fishermen below the
dam.
One of the employees Of Shawnee fur
mace No. 3, was badly burned about the
face by escaping gas. The men had diff
Guilty in continuing work.
Work on the new Reading & Columbia
depot will be begun some time during the
month of May.
Some of the pupils Of the Columbia
an old time Maying party.
The doctors of our borough attended
the County Medical society, held in Ian
caster to-day.
A large bass weighing nearly pounds
was caught while cleaning out the rcser-
voir yesterday. 1t was as large as sbad.
Those desiring to connect themselves
with the Camp p. o. s. of A., propose d
to be organized in Columbia, will meet at
the hall of the X. of NJ. G., on Locust
street in the Herald building Oh Friday
evening, May 9Th 1882.
Mr.. Wilbert w. Sprout, graduate of
the Columbia high school of the class Of
'78 died on Monday evening, May 1st. in
his TIVE nty third year at his home in Col
umbia.
Mr.. Samuel Rich for the past few days
was confined to his home by reason of
sickness.
A heavy frost fell last night and tic
cutters were filled with ice this morn Ing.
The entertainment of the First African
Baptist church last night was success
it will be continued this evening.
The board of directors of the Kelley
stove company last night decided to locate
their buildings on the corner of Second
and Linden streets, the plot SO selected
containing about 4 acres and was at one
time used by the coal oil company.
Railroad Accident.
About 80 yesterday afternoon the
" York Mixed" train leaving here at
1855, was wrecked about mile south of
Wrightsville by two cars loaded double
with lumber jumping the track and
taking two others with them. No one
was hurt, but the cars were badly broken.
The passengers i'll the cars at the rear of
the train were scared and had thorough
The Frederick accommoda-
tion was delayed hours and 80 minutes
The Columbia wrcckers were called out
and cleared the debris away, finishing
about $50 p. m.
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l,rowD.s household ranacea

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer In
the world. Will 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. II cures
pain in the Sile Back or Bowels. Sore Throat,
rheumatism and ALL ACHES, ami Is THE
GREAT BELIEVER OF PAIN. "BRowN's
HOUSEHOLD PANAcEA" should be in every
family. A teaspoonful Of the Panacea in a
tumbler OF hot water (sweetened II prcferredil. ].
taken ut bed time will BREAK UP COLD. p cts
!, hottie fcbll-ly,lN w&SEw
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AARKETD.


e. PalLAD1SAIA. May s.-Flonr dun. but {;
and Indiana family, s6 75G7 SO; Penna. do
$6 25l650 ..H-r.
Rye flour firm at 35
Wheat firmer: Pu Red, 81 456I IL. .lo
Amber, 81 l99l So
Corn higher Steamer, sSlc; Yellow. sGkc
Mixed, S5c No. . Mixed. Sc
Oats higher No. 1 White, 6lG62c; No do
6O66lc No. 3d0. 6Oc; No. g Mixed, 5s%c.
Rye-none offering.
Provisions firm.
Lard firm.
Butter sts asly with fair demand Creamery
extra Pa. 3SG34c do Western, ;lGS2c do
good to choice, 3OG3.c
Rolls-nOne here
Eggs steady; Pa. l71l711c; Western, l6s49
Cheese steady.
Petroleum weak: Refined, nc
whisky firm at 81 81
Seeds5clover, s7Gs; Timothy, g COG. 75:
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Arc you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by Il sick child suffering and crying
with excruciatinS pain OF cutting teeth" Ii
80, go ut once and get q bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immcdiarely-depend
upon it; there is no mistake about 1t. There
is not 4 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 1. IS perfectly safe to use I'm all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the Cnited
States, Sold everywhere % cents Il bottle.
m2-Iy-M,W&S&w
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A:llllSC;l:eIltS.

7Ndtch,r's -NDSrcts The approaching
close O; St MaTy'S fair on Thursday evening
will not terminate the season of public
amuscmcnts at the opera house, as on Friday
night Tiattchcr's famous .minstrels will oc
cupy the boards. There ave few. if any, more
popular negro comedians III H." United States
than George Thatcher. and it is only neces-
sary to add that his company includes
Hughey Doughe"ty, Billy COPYRIGHT. Lew
Simmons ami host nt the hest comedians
and vOra'is:s in the profession.
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DE-l IlfS,

RUCKIUs-In this city, on the Ist OF May.
1882, Anna, wife of George iiuciius, aged Is
years and months.
Tho relatives and friends of the family arc
+, spcc,fu!ly invited to attend the funeral
from her husbands residence. cor. er Duke
and Vine streets, OH Frilay after noon at 9
O'Clock Interment at Woodward Hill ceme-
terry. Std
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MorHER's DON'T kNow-How many children
are punished tor being uncouth, wilful. and
indifferent to Instructions Or rewards, simply
because they are out Of health! An intelli-
gent lady said of a child OF this kind "Mothers
should know that IT they would give tine little
ones moderate doses of Hop Eittcrs for two or
three weeks, the children would be all a parent
could desire" myI2wd&w
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SINGULAR ENDING OF a RAPE SUIT

A Man Marries the Victim of His Assault,
and That settles 1t.
SUNBUBy, Pa, May 3.-Thc trial of
James Quinn, accused of rape. ended in
an unusual manner this morning. When
Sarah Heaton, the victim Of the assault. a
girl of IA years, was called, she refused to
testify. Tho cntreaties of her father,
mother and friends availed nothing. and
when informed by the judge that she
would have to go to Jail if she
persisted in her refusal to testify, she
said she preferred that to sending
the prisoner to the penitentiary The
prisoner thereupon sprang forward and
proposed marriage to tho girl. Business
was suspended, a justice was called in,
and the couple were united in wedlock.
The judge then instructed the jury to bring
in Il verdict of not guilty, which was
done.
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a GeMcr0u, Gift.

Lewis Mccullough, of Pittsburg, has
Presented to Bishop Shanahan the munifi
cent sum OF $1,000 to be devoted to the
purpose Of an orphan asylum in this city.
The bishop has purchased at private sale
the property OF Prot: j. ID. 3. Wagner, on
the Columbia turnpike for 80 GOO.
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Esn,ns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The lady managers of the Home gratefully
acknowledge the following donations lit
ness fees l.. i. NJ, So W. +. IT,, 81; child'S
papers from Grace Lutheran Sunday school ;
Mr.. ID. W. Mics.". dozen cgsa candy rabbits
and birds three hottles iiyt'rolimc oil from
Kidder IL Laird, by 5. $. Huber Mr.. II. Miller,
crock at plum jelly.
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The county superintendent will hold
examinations as follows: Martic twp.
May Is Providence twp. May 1G; Bart
twp. May Il; Paradise twp. May 1S =;
Manor twp. and Washington borough
May 10 and in Salisbury twp. May 20.
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yorrec,,or in Court Hepnrt.

In the case +. w. Coonley VS.. Catharine
Tsiludy, owner, and David NJ. Myers,
contractor, Mechanics lien, verdict was
taken for defendant and not plaintiff, as
stated in last evenings paper.
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.:csu,t OF ArDifrat:Ons.

In the arbitration case of DR.. Amos {.
Cattell vs. the City of Lancaster. action for
damages Tor injuries 10 horse driven into
an open ditch, the arbitr:iturs have found
for the city.
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NEw YORK, May 3.--Flour-Stats and
Western share stronger and moderately
active. southern steady and quiet.
Wheat H0Lc higher and firm fair specuIa
tive trading !; No. Red, May, 81 $50 80 do
August, 81 25I0l 26.
Corn aGlc higher and fairly active and
strong Mixed Western spot, SIG S6c future,
Sr4GSaAc.
Oats l40lc higher and fairly active: No. :
May, COS 6lc :,iO June, 59G6Oc: do July, 57lI
aSc do Aug, 5O1aG5lc Sept. 4Stt.@l9c State,
6lI65c; Western, 6O664c.
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WM II RCOCK

5l3 Seventh street, Washington. ID. c.
Formerly an Examiner in the U, 8. Patent
Office ;aiterward, Associate Attorney OF Jacob
Stauffer, esq, Of Lancaster. Pa., until the hut
ventors ct lancaster anil neighboring cOun-
ties, and is still prepared to attend carefully
and promptly to all Patent l1asiness ut mosier-
ate rates. jan3l-3md&W+
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SHILoHs Vitalizer is what ynn need for Con-
stipatiOn, Loss of appetite. Dizziness and all
symptoms o: Dyspepsia. Price 10 and - cents
per bottle. For sale ut COchrapS drug store,
1877 NOrth Queen St. my1lwdeOw&w
GROUP, WhOOpin9 Cough and Bronchitis i'm
mediately relieved by ShiInhs Cure. For sale
al Cochr,lns drug store. -! North Queen It.
Elyl-lWdCOw.Gw
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this city at 2:20 this afternoon, bringing
with him a full description of the gold
watch and an order from Mr.. Frederick
blessing for its delivery to him. He said
that there were never but four Of these
watches made with Crinksbank's name
upon them, and he had the numbers of
four of them. He said further that
the watch belonged to. Mr. Cli1kshank,
a Harrisburg jeweler, who loaned
it to Mr.. Blessing during the time his
own watch was being repaired and that
it was stolen from Mr.. Blessings house
last Monday, by burglars, who at the
same time stole about 81 in money. AS
conclusive evidence that the watch was as
he stated, Chief Cilly told Chief Deichler
that if he would open the seal attached to
it he would find therein a five cent piece.
Chief Deichler by advice of counsel de-
clined to give up the watch. though per-
fectly satisfied Of its identity
Chief Cilly and Mr.. Wilson then paid
visit to the county prison to take look at
the prisoner.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A EenOvatlnS Remedy

Is to be found in Burdock Blood Bitters. AS
an antidOte for sick headache, female weak
ness, biliOusness, indigestion. constipation,
bitters are invaluable. Price 81. For sale al
ii. Ii. COchran's drug store, 137 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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WINSTON, Forsyth Co.. N. G.
GEETs--I desire TO express 10 you my thanks
tor your wonderful Hop Bitters. was
troubled with dyspepsia tor five years prcvi-
Gus to commencing the use of Hop Bitters
some SIX months ago. My cure has been won.
Gerful. l am pastor of the First Methodist
church OF this place, and my whole congrega-
ton can testify to the great virtues OF your
hitters. Very respectfully.
arlS2wG&w REV. Ii. FEaEBEE.
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NAREI1GEy,

KATHvON-FREY.-On Thursday evening
May =, al the residence of the bride IS parents
2l5 West King street, this city. by Rev. +. A.
Cast. assisted by Rev. Shumakcr. George f.
Hathvon to Miss Mary y. Frey, both OF this
city. ltd
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The three young men, VIM. Clark, Geo.
Watkins and Edward f. Beck, who were
arrested on last Monday week for robb ng
the house of Joshua Ruth Of about 5000
in money, (the particulars of which ap.
appeared in the INTELLIGESCER at the
time), had hearing before Alderman
Spurrier yesterday afternoon. They were
fully identified by Mr.. Ruth, DR.. Musser
and others, ard Mr.. Ruth identified the
money that was thrown away by them in
their flight, as belonging to him and as
being stolen from his house. In default of
bail the accused were committed to Jail to
aus wcr at court,
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WEATi,EI. IEDICATlONS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 3.-For
the Middle Atlantic states, warmer, fair
weather, winds shifting to southerly, lower
pres sure.
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EEy ADHERTLSEMEN3s1.


I ANCAsTERC NATIaDNAL HANK
IL MAY 2l. 1882.
The beard OF directors have declared II Divi-
dend this day of five and One-h;llf per cent,
payable ON demand.
m9-stdSGtw F.H. BRENEMAN. Cashier.
DOCK BEEKi BOOK BEER!
ID i0W men wanted TO drink COnrad's Key
stone Celebrated i;Ock beer at Old SliO.nay'J
Excelsior Hail. East King street.
lLd* JNO. .SCHOENBERGER& II SON.
TWENTY HORSt: POWEI: ENGINE AND
L Tubular Boiler, with front anG fittings,
gOO as new, for sale cheap. Also Portable
Engines and seGHratOrS. new and second
hand. and one new 2ffOrse Domestic. Call
or address, j. +. SThUFFE",
Itd&w* Lancaster, Pa.
CTATE AND COUNTY TAX.-TuE DU-
- PLICATE of the lst. 4t1l, 5th. Sth and 9th
wards have been placed In my hands for col
lection. Four per cent. Abatement for prompt
pay ment. Call at VOndersmith's bird store.
So East Orange street.
HB. VONLERSMITiI.
DUBLlG SALE-ON THURSDAY. h.hY4,
/ 1852, will be sold at No. y, East Vine
stree: the entire stock of hOuseli"I.. and
kitchen furniture. hair cloth p:,riOr suit and
cottage chamber suit complete, large mirror,
marble top table, twilight heater, inarain and
rag carpets, cook stove. tin. glass and IIccns
ware. and many other articles not mentioned.
Sale to commence ut I O'Clock sharp Terms
made known by MARY ]. SUMNER,
j. GCSDAk Ell, Auct. EXccutriN.
2id
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Tribute 10 Emerson,

"Spr:ns.' on Sunday morning, paid
feeling tribute to the memory of Ralph
Waldo Emerson. "Nevcr,' said he,
'were the comforting promises of spring
more needed by us than now, than to-day,
when they are laying into his grave one of
the patriarchs of American literature,
this greatest of American thinkers. We
Thank God for this voice that comes to us
in every bud and flower, every warbling
bi.d and golden ray of sunshine He is
not dead, but Slcepethv Like some great
old oak he hath stood, for almost four
score years dropping his seed-thoughts !;
nour ishins and strengthening the mind of
tho world. The mighty giant is not dead;
but only entered upon his winters rest.
He will arise again in the spring Of eter-
nifty, his youth rene cwcd like the eagles,
his mistaken ideas and opinions left be-
hind, but his strong, pure, manly self, his
noble character. rooted i'll fundamental
truths sprcuting AID blossoming in the
sunlight of Gods own presence. He will
arise again. reproduced in a hundred diff
fercnt forms, upon earth; wherever the
truths lie uttered, the example he lived,
fouud Judgment in strong enough souls,
thcv vii, grow and multiply, the sturdy
spiritual progeny of a noble sire. elevating
the race, improving the Garth" MIR.
IIark' S sermons on subjects taken from
nature arc very popular, and the announce
ment that next sunday morning he would
preach on Buds and Blossoms was re-
ceivcd with much satisfaction by the large
audience.
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!NvIGoRATING Food tor the Brain and Nerves
is what we need in these days OF rush and
worry. Parker's Ginger Tonic restores the
vital energies and brings good health quicker
than anything you can use. Tribune. See
adv. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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LUNGS convulscd by cough can be soOthed
with IIale's Honey OF IIorchound and Tar.
Pixies Toothachc Drops cure III one minute
ap2i-lwueOd&w
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Nervous debility. tie curse of the American
people. immediately yields 20 the action of
Browns lion HittcrS. Eyl-lwd&w
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EouEil on Rats

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants
hcd-bugs, skunks. cbipmunks, gophcrs. l5c.
Druggists.
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What every one should have, anh never be
without. is Thomas EcIcctlic Oil. 1t is thor
Ough and safe in its effects, PROD ucinS the
most wOnurUnS cures Ot rheumatism, neural
gia, burns, bruises, :llh wounds of every kind.
For sale at II. Il. COchran's drug store, l37
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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The nutritivc properties of Coldcn's Licbig's
Liquid Ecct and Tonic InvisOratOr susta n
the body without solid fnod. Golden; no
other. myl-1wtlcod&
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NOBODY should neslectl Il cough. Take IIale's
Honey OF HOrchOund and Tar instantcr.
Pixies Tno.hachc Drops care in ore minute.
myl-1wdcod&w
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John WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
WEDNESDAY:
We again omit notice in detail
of particular departments, de-
string our friends to become ia
miliar with the extent of the
business, The list of yesterday
was incomplete. This list is
nearer right; but many of the
departmentshave severalclasses
of goods in them that are not
named in the titles:
black dress goods.
cOlOred dress goods,
cloths.
fiannels,
linens,
muslinS,
ShawlS.
overgarments, for ladies and children,
furs-OnIy storage at his season,
dres seS, tor ladies and children.
underwear, for ladies and child Ten, InuslIu-
wool. cotton-and WOO. silk, and co'ton-
and-silk.
corsets. skirts etc.,
Iaces, ruches, collars, ETC.,
Hamburg embroidcries,
Zephy r-embroidery materials, etc,
dress-trlmmings, frinCes, buttons. ETC.,
haberdashery (habt ihr das, Herr:),
gloves for ladies. gentlemen and children.
hO-iery. fOr ladies. gentlemen and children,
millinery, ribbons, etc,
toilet articles,
jewelry.
stationery and stationers' materials,
engravtngs and frames,
books and cards,
gentlemen > furnishing goods,
mems and Joys clothing, ready-made and
umbrellas and parasols,
upholstery, table-cOverS, etc,
mattresses, feathers, ETC.,
furniture. modern AMI antique,
carpets, rugs, mattings. etc.,
china and glassware,
silverware and clocks,
blankets and bedding,
kitchen-furnishing.
toys,
TRUNKS, valises, satchels. etc.,
harnesses and saddlery,
rubber IS6t" goods
artists materials.
1t is high tide now in almost
every class of goods.
IOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square.
PHILADELPHIA.
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stocR ~ ArNos.

New York. Philadelphia AMI Lo.s:i stocks
also United States Bonds rerOrtr.t ,itiiy BY
JA"'s II. LON6. p North Queen street.
Stay 5.
lt:t1 t?hi 20.
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TRAIN AND rrox,s,cn Quotations.
May :.
Chicago.

One Interpretations OF grain AMI provr.
ions. furnished by :. X. Yundt. Broker, ~
Eas. King street.
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ST. MAKY'S.
The Last Nights at tho Fair.

AHC A-Aet NNtsuab NG thO
Tonight and to o-morrow night will ter.
inmate the fair OF st. Mary's church which
has been in successful operation for the
past two weeks. An orchestra will be
present this evening, there will be no
the CHANGING of articles will close at 8
after that hour. The articles remaining
to bc so disposed arc many and
have been previously enumerated
in these colrmns. Tho liveliest i'll
terest exists in the award of some of
the more valuable oncs, among which may
be mentioned the handsome top buggy at
Miss kelly's table, the elegant embroidered
table cover Oh the same table, the fine oil
painting on Mrs. MalOne's table,:l Turkish
chibnuk on the cigar table, and Il number
of others. Persons who are deSirous of
securing any of the chance articles should
be sure to have their names down before 8
O'Clock this evening, rs that will be their
last opportunity. In the voting the chief
interest lies in til" chair, the harness, the
furniture, sowing nachi.c and a number
of others. The polls will be open until
to O-morrow night at 9 O'Clock, and after all
the awards have becu made to the winners
in the voting and the chancin., all the arti
cles that remain viii! be sold at auction.
So that to night aud tomorrow night will
likely witness the livclicst scenes yet
enacted at the fair.
Last night the following articles were
chanccd of: A door mat on Miss Kate
Kelly's table to Miss Maggie Peoples
braided pillow shams on Miss Kelly's
table to G. w. SturSis dinner napkins
Oh Miss keliy's table to MIS-. N. A. Nc
Cram q china tea set on Mrs. Malone's
table to II. Haberbush 4 rug on Mrs.
MalOne's table to John Murphy; largo
cake on Mrs Carpenters table to Daniel
Mclaughlin.
the young ladies Of the cigar table ac.
knowledsc with thanks the gift of a hand
some floral horseshoe from Schroyer the
florist.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

w work. Apply Immediately Mt the Loop
ard Hotel. my22t&
VXIANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w HousewOrk in q small family, Apply at
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