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Tribute Of Respect,

1E1UuU0 u h0Spcct.
Al a late meeting OF the board OF directors Of
the Lancaster / Iititz turnpike company.
the following resolutions were unaninlousIy
adopted:
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty God In
Ills inscrutable wisdom TO remove from this
community and from membership in this
board. the late Jacob d. Long, therefore
ResOtred. That whilst VIC deeply deplOre the
loss which this board sustains by the death OF
our l&tc member, We bow in humble submis-
s,On TO the will Of Him who dOc!h all things
for the best. -
Resolred, That 1t is the sense of this meet
ing that the community has lost n citizen who
ut ill times was honest in his dealings with
his fellowlncn, aftabic anu social in his inter
course with society. and able and willing to
enhance any interests intrusted TO his caro-
ana keeping.
Rcsoircd, That VIC tender to the friends of
the deceased our most heartfelt sympathy in
the hour of their affection, and would ask
them to remember that though gone before
but = little hile, his generous acis and uI,-
right dealtn8sw will cause him TO be long re-
membered. ''- -'
ResOtred, That n copy of these resolutions
be handed to the family of tho deceased, rc-
corded upon the minutes OF this board and
published in the daily papers of Lancaster
city. EMIL T.. KELLER,
IT,. A.W SHOBER,
II. II. TsHUDY,
ltd Committee
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DUBLlC SALE or CITY PKOPEKrY;.:
L DIN SATURDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1SSs, vii
be sold ut public sale. Mt the public house Of
r. A. Kicker, No. COZ West King street. Lam
caster city, Pa, tho following real estate. to
wit:
No. ], q lot OF ground, fronting 2s feet. more
or less, on Wcst King street. in said city. and
extending ia.aepth along Mary street !oI 1ect
onestory BRICK HOUSE. hydIant. truit trees
No. g q lot OF ground adjoining No. !, AMI
fronting OH said street Is feet, moro or less,
and extending in dep:h 100 feet, same as Nc: l..
Oh which 10 erected a One-stOry BB1CK HOUSE,
with Back Building attached, and other i'm
prOvcmcnts. and is No. 4d. =
No. 3, Il lot OF ground, adjoining No. 2 and
fronting on aforesaid street, on which IL
erected u onestOry BRICK HOUSE. with back
building attached front IS feet, more or less,
and extending in depth 100 feet, same rs others:
adjoining property on the cast OF Daniel
Cooper, and is No. 452.
The above properties will bc sOl'l on easy
terms.
Any persons wishing any information con-
terning the properties, can call on the under
signed.
sale to commence nj O'Clock p. IN, Of said
day, when conditions will be made known by
DANIEL LOGAN:
SAMUEL HISS & SON. Aucts O2i7ht
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OBITUARY..
Death of Charles A. Hcpiiug

Death of Charles a. HeptlDg.
Charles A. Hepting, well-knOwn mu-
sician Of this city, died at his residence on
South Duke street, last night, after a long
illness. He was member of the Lancas-
ter Mann;crchOr, Turner Verein and st.
Joseph's beneficial society. Up to the
time Of his illness he was prominent
member Of the City band. He was 45
years Of age His funeral will take place
Oh Wednesday.
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TRE Bl-CENTENNlAL OELEBKATls

TAE Bl-CBNTkNNlAL CELEBRATION
Chester In holiday Attirc-Ths Memorial
Observance lsoGan-LarEe Crowds II
Attendssce-A CoWpiese sucoessI
CHESTER, Pa, Ocs. 23.-The BIZ Centen-
nial celebration here to-day ID . grand
success. Tho city is gsyly decorated and
all places Of business arc closed.
MI. Pancoast read IN original poem and
Hon. John N. Bro0me, tho orator Of the
day, then spoke for nearly an hour, eulO-
giving Penn and his peaOo policy and de-
nouncing war and its results.
The meeting closed with music by .
band of fifty pieces. A grand civic,
military and industrial parade followed, in
which over 5000 persons participated.
There will be magnificent display Of fire.
works this evening.
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The Now York Walking Match.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-WalkiDg match
score at 2 p. M: Hughes, 100 miles laps .
Hazoal, % miles and 8 laps; RowelI, 81
miles, 4 laps; Noremac. 81 miles, laps
Hart, SO miles 6 laps Fitzgerald, 80 miles
2laps; Herty, 60 miles 2 laps; Panchot.
IS miles z laps Vint, IS miles.
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Gone to WasbinEtOn.

Cyrus II. Colvin and Alderman Spurrier
left this city for Washington in the 40
train this afternoon, it being Mr.. Cclvin's
intention to prosecute Newton Monday
for the horse and carriage belong
ing to Mr.. COlvin aud found recently iu
Mondays possession.
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The Finding Of an Ancient Relic

VICTORIA, B. G., Oct. ga Chinese
coin three thousand years old, has been
found by gold miners, who were digging
in claim at Cassian. 1t is supposed to
have been left there by Chinese marinors,
wrecked on the coast long before tie
Christian era.
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sherwood Takes tho stakes.

Frank NJ. Sherwood. of this city, met
Strawbridge. the Middletowu, champion
wrestler, at tho latter place Saturday
evening. Sherwood won easily. throwing
Strawbridge five out Of seven falls
Strawbridee is no match for Sherwood.
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Prize Fight.

DENVER, Col. Oct. 23.-A prize fight
between Bryan Campbell of Colorado and
William Lynn of the Pacific coast, was
fought at Pueblo yesterday. Lynn won
on q foul after eight rounds.
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(SOr0h Nv n Steer

On Saturday evening little son Of
Hiram Mowery, who farms the place Of
Hon A. II. Ayliu, in West Lsmpeter
township, Was gored by steer and his
Injuries arc considered serious.
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A Peacemaker's Reward.

Chicago, Oct. 23-Frank Miller was
drunk last night and quarreling with his
wife::on the streetAlbert Hardies tried to act
peacemaker, when the woman slapped his
face and Miller, the husband, cut his
throat. uardies is dead.
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suio,d. On Account Of lIl-hea,,n.

CHESTER, Pa, Oct. 23.-William Bar
tel, a prominent citizen Of Lower
Providence, and one of tho weIlthiess
men in Delaware county, commit.
ted suicide last night by shooting
himself in the head. He had been ILL., health
for some timo and this is believed to be
the cause. Ho leaves . widow and five
children.
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wEArHEK INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. 23.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather, winds shifting to west and north.
west, stationary or slight change in tenn
perature, falling, followed by rising
barometer.
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Shot W hile Resisting Arrest,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. GA dispatcl,
from Healdsburgh says, City Marshall
Fields, attempted to arrest Henry De-
COrtz, q deserter from an artillery regi-
ment in the United States army. lie
resisted and was shot dead.
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RAILROAD ACCilDENrS.
A Brakeman and u Flag man Injured,

A brakeman and n FIasman Injured
This morning, at Columbia, while IL
brakeman on the Pennsylvania railroad,
named John Wolfe, was coupling cars
loaded with lumber. one of his arms was
caught between two pieces of lumber that
projected beyond tho ends of tho car, and
tho arm was 10 terribly crushed that its
amputation is necessary. Mr.. Wolfe was
also badly cut about tho head. DIR. Craig
attended him, took off the injured arm
above the elbow, and dressed his scalp
wound. Mr.. Wolfe is single, 2J years old
and resides in Columbia.
Joseph Vast, while under tho influence
of liquor, attempted to get Oh T.. X. II.
freight train on Saturday about 1 1 :45 p. m.
at Columbia. lie was struck by the pro-
jecting fcnco at Snydcr's corner, a few
yards east of Locust street, and thrown to
the ground. The Car wheels passed over
the toes Of ono foot and cut 60 pieces the
boot Of tho other. Officer John Gilbert
removed him to his own residence and
from thence he was taken yesterday, to
Ironville, where his family resides.
Yesterday morning, John White, track
repairman ON the Pennsylvania railroad,
was severely injured near the Big Cones
toga bridge. It appears that White, who
Ii 6OmeWnaL ADVANCED IN years, was l0tC 10
flag the train near tho bridge where some
now connections are being made, He
tagged an east.bound train, told tho con
ductor that hand car was on tho track
ahead Of him, aud then jumped on the Ca
boose of the train and rode down towards
the bridge. On reaching his station
bo Jumped from the train which was NOV
ing with considerable speed, aud fell upon
the north track, having severe cash cut in.
his forehead and across the eye, and sew
cral ugly cuts about the face. Mr.. White
was rendered unconscious and lay upon
the track while western bound freight
was rapidly approaching. Fortunately
the engineer saw him upon the track,
whistlcd "dOwn breaks" and stopped the
train just in time to prevent Mr.. White
from being crushed beneath It. DR.. Muh-
lenberg was summoned to attend his in
juries, which were at first thought to be
very serious, as it was reported that his
skull had been was fractured and the sight
Of one eye destroyed. The doctor found
these reports InfOunded. Mr.. White
lives on Middle stroet, th is city.
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Honorins the lsi-Contennial.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-At meeting
of the commercial exchange at noon to-day
q resolution was adopted adjOurniDg tte
exchange over both Tuesday and Wednes-
day, the 24th and 25th inst.
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LANCAsTER MONDAY: OQTQBER 23 1852
NEW ADTERTLSEMENTS,

/
cCORn OF TaE GREAT NEW YOkK
y Walking Match every hour at
ZAEPFEL'S. PENN SQUARE.
Try bottle of India Pale Ale. ltd
| 0.s KEwAKD-LOsr OR PASSED IN
|! h,) mist :ke 'Or a silver dollar, n MOne lSl
gold piece. hearing on its face the wOris " San
| Francisco. California" The above reward
will be paid for its return 4. Il f. rs,rcHkY
ltd Np. Sc North Duke street
T1HE n EN- HxANA. TYMPANI.OR DkUM:
i Head OF the Ear, presents the most varied
appearance in different cases OF Chronic Sup
puration in the Middle Ear; sometimes 1t is
'I Diseases s"ep Of the Eye, Ear and rhroat-also,
Chronic Diseases-successfalDy treated by
DKs. IL. ID. and N. A. LONGAkEE.
Oncc-ls East Walnut street. Lancaster: ia.
Consultation free. OF Std
A SPECIAL MEETING or THE sHIf-
~ FLER Steam NJ Fire E%stnc IN IS aI% p1,Ging r.
faSio hsii on 1GT'EssA TT'EsSAY EvESiNG. oCToBER % =
1852. ut TX O'Clock. All members are request
company $ money comes up for consideration.
ossst OF "'' u ' PETER i. FORDNEY.
1T1HE MEMBEks or EE.<hAn-xO-NEE
i Tribe, No. g, and All members Of the
order Intending going with ,s to PhiladeiPhi1a,
meet at the Penn'a depot Al five O'Clock. u: M.
and take the CARS at once. Railroad tickets
will be given out at tie. wigwam this evening
by order. MAJ. III. J. WEAVER,
.-.. Mishinewa.
HS- Members are req ucstoal to attend the
meeting OF the tribe this evcMing. 1t
DUBLlC SALE ON MONDAY, OCIlDBER
i %, 1882. wilt be sold ut the Copper lrOuue,
atwO story brick dwelling and twO-stOry brick
back building, containing hall and SIX rooms,
lIydrant in the yard, fruit trees AMI grape
vines. THIS property IL situated No. ls6 Char
lOtte street.
Sale at 7 O'Clock p. IN. Conditions made
known by
JOHN WEYEL.
HENRY SHUEERr, AuctiOnecr. Oll-lltl
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Cut Hi, rnroat with a Razor.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-Cbarles
Rumph, aged 80, residing at 332 North
10th street, cut his throat with a razor
this morning, and was taken to the hos
pital in dying condition. He had been
drinking heavily.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-23

lancaster has rOw a genuine clothing reno
vLtor. Of course there are people everywhere
W hO pretend to clean clothing, but renOvatOrs
are scarce. The London renovator Is now
permanently located at I4f North Duke street,
near Chestnut. It's
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The Havoc Of . Typho0n.
Hone Kong, Oct. 23.-The greater part
Of Manila has been destroyed by a typhOon.
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The Winner of the Uriserion Stakes

Tho Winner of the Cr1soriOn Stakes.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-The race for tho
Criterion stakes was won by Mr.. Craw-
ford's Macheath. Expert was second,
Ithnrill third. Six started, including Mr.
Keene's BOlerO.
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~ !@'' on for tho BI-CeDiennial.
Z Tho trains leaving for Philadelphia to-
slay are all crowded, GOO tickets having
been sOid up to 2 p. IN. A special train was
madc up at $50 for tho large crowd who
who could not be accommodated on tho
regular train.
All trains going cast have extra cars,
and number Of special trains passesi
through this afternoon, carrying people
from Harrisburg, York, Columbia and
cities IN the western part Of the state and
Marylasd. Ono section of q train from
Harrisburg had three car loads of Indians
from tho Carlisle school ON board.
The teams to be used in the great pa
rade in Philadelphia by the Lancaster
watc:, company left for that city at eight
O'Clock this morning. The trip is being
made by pike. iFE.. gr-liR1f
The Red Men who will participate in
the pamslsin Philadelphia to morrow will
leave On 4 special train at sis in the
morning. 80,
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O!in Catlin, ~ Pearl street, Buffalo, N. v,
says: ~ tried various remedies for the piles
but found no rciict until used Thomas Ec-
Iectric Oil, which entirely cured me after a
few applications" Ii. Ii. Cochran, druggist,
la7 and I39 North Queen street.
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Rent- Oat.

Mary Wise, the old friend of police
courts was sent % fjail fSrU ten days this
morning by Alderman A. F. Dopnolly, for
being drunk and disQrGerly, -
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Sale TO-nlchf.

Attention is called TO the sale OF property
on South Prince and Water streets tonight,
by Allan A. Herr Il Co, ut the Cooper House.
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ssI-Ceutenn,A, Cheap Excursions

ST. Sl-CentonDiAi Cheap ExcursiOnS
To Philadelphia over the Philadelphia h
Iieadtng railroad on Tuesday, Oct. p, Wednes.
day, Oct. Is, Thursday, Oct. 90, and Friday,
Oct. u. All tickets good 10 return on any
trains up to Oct. q, inclusive. Special through
trains leave Lancaster, King street, daily on
the above dates Mt =: IN. Fare for the round
trip only $!.O6. Leave COlumbil at 6 q. m. /;
fare, s229 Leave Mannheim at 6:s5 Lititz,
G:4l: Ephrata. 7:Oj. Fare only $l.9l. For par
tiCuars sec circulars. Octl4, IL, q, ,23,24&2tw
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COLDEN's 1.iebigs Liquid Eecf and Tonic In
vigOratOr Is admirably adapted tor females in
delicate health. COIden's;; no other. Of drug
giSts. O2S.!waleOd&w
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NARRIAGES.

tue parsonage, by the Rev. Father Crotch
myer, Mr.. William Snyder to Miss Carrie Fos-
ter, both OF this city. it,
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Among Old Friends.

Rev. II. G. Westwood, ID. d., former
pastor of the Presbyterian church IN this
city, preached to largo congregations there
yesterday morning and evening. His SER
mons on both occasions were mastery
pulpit efforts pervaded by the deep thought
and delivered with the rich eloquence
that were characteristic during his minis.
try in this city. Dr. WestwoOd has aged
but little during the seven years of his
absence, and though his abundant hair
same ruddy glow of c0untenance, tho cor
pulence of body and the frank, open and
genial manner that made him SO popular
in his congregation here. During his brief
stay he was the guest Of Judge Patterson.
DR.. Westwood Is in attendance upon the
session Of tho Presbyterian synod now
meeting in Harrisburg. His present charge
is at Honestlale, Pa.
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(LUD MEETlNG.

DUBLIC SALE.-THE UNlER0I0NED
will offer at public sale on Friday OctO-
Dor eth. 1SSs, at 2 O'Clock p m., his valuable
Store Stand and Property In Mannheim BOr-
Ough Possession given Immediately.
Octl8 7td< CD RElFF.
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IDl ES' HAIR DR. lssSEls.
MRS. G.. LILLER,

LADIES HAIR DRESSER,
Manufacturer and dealer in Hair Work, La
dies and Gents Wigs and TOupees. Comb
ings Strengthened and maIe to order. Hair
Jewelry Of all kinds made up. Kid Gloves
and Feathers cleaned and dyed. Also Ladies'
Shampooing, at -
AEFour doors above r. 3. r. Depot,
0ctl6-Sud*
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80 TO II. Il. COchran's drug store tor Mrs.
Ffeenidn'S Ne,U National Dyes. For bright
ness and q Gurabilfty OF color. are uncl ualcd.
Color from to s pounds. Directions in Eng
iish and German. Price. Is cents.
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Fifty eight million dollars is the estimated
value of finger rings OF this country actually
worn, anu still there are people mean enough
to 80 hacking and coughing because they do
not want TO invest . cents for Il bottle OF Dr.
Eull's Cough Syrup.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DON'T forget the sale Mt the Cooper HOnse
his evening.
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4 new slate roof is being placed over
the old one of shingles on tho market
iD tho lcar of the mayors Office.
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This morning another week of common
pleas court began with Judge Patterson
presiding in the upper room. OF the
twenty. seven cases on tie list nineteen
have been continued.
The case of Amos SIaymaker, executor
Of James l.. Reynolds. who was admin.
TRAITOR of VIM. latthiot VI. tho Farmers
National bank, of Lancaster, was at
tached down stairs befOre Judge Living
stOn. This is an action to recover $77O.
alleged to have been deposited in the bank
and improvidently paid to Mrs. Catharinc
II. Mathiot, widow of VIM. Mathiot. No
witnesses were called. tho whole matter
being question of law. Pending 4
motion of non-suit court adjourned.
e current Islsiacss!
On motioa IN issue was allowed to try
the validity of paper purporting to be
the last will and testament of VIM. Miller,
late of Lancaster, deceased.
Kate Gull, who was committed for trial
ON the charge Of keeping a disorderly
I,.,use, was discharged on furnished bail
in the sum of 800. -
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DUBLIU sALE.-DN THURSDAY. OCT:
L 36, 1ss2. at No. $50 North Queen street, will
be sold the entire stock ct Household and
kitchen Furniture: also, Mt the Same time
and place, the complete outfit OF y first-clsss
butchering establishment, consisting OF
Butchering Tools, one Horse Wagon ann Har-
ness. Sale TO commence at I O'Clock, p. H.,
when terms will he made knOwnby
SOPHIA FINkH.
ii. SHUBERT, Auct.
ii. L. FRAILsY, Clerk. = oct2l-tM.T,W Z
pOsiTlyE RUBI,o % 70 saLE.-.,N MOHDA1.
i OCTOBER g, 1885,. ut the Cooper House,
will lie sold that two.story BRICK DWELL:
ING, with twO-stOry Brick Back Building and
Bake Oven attached, situated ON the north
west corner Prince and Andrew streets Hall,
Rooms. . Carrots, excellent Cellar, front and
back Stairs. etc; Papcred throughout. Lot 20
by IS feet, Hytlrant, Well and Fruit. b.. s |
Also. q Building, Lot adjoining. above on
north. q feet, inches by Is feet, with Fruit
Also Building Lots adjoining above on the
west, fronting 14O feet on Water street and Is
feet on Andrew street.---r --------.. --.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. III. SEQ
large bills PETER DELZEIT.
Or, ALLAN A. HERR CO.,
LOG East King Street.
J.GUNDAKER, Auct. OlS-4tdtSd
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All is We'll That Ends Well

''HACKNErACK," lasting amt fragrant per.
fuine. Price 25 and 80 cents. For sale at COch.
rams drug store, l37 North Queen street.
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CCORE OF TIE GREAT NEW IOKK
y Walking Match every hour at
ZAEPFEL'S. PENN SQUARE.
Try bottle of India Pale Ale. ltd
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T0ON'T rOxGEI TAE GkNU8NE Old
lJ stock Connecticut Cigars, II for Is cts at
HARTAAN's YELLOW 1xOST CI4AI
-. rs L.G esSTVREs .. ~ la.zt
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Preaching.

Rev. John w. Flora, from Virginia, will
preach in the English language at the
German Baptist meeting house, on Mul-
berry street, on Wednesday evening, Oct.
25th, at 7:30 o'clock.
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NASAL INJECTOR freq with each bottle of
: ShilOL IS Catarrh kenetiy. Price 10 cents. For
sale at COchrAn's drug store, l37 North Queen
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That Husband Of Mine,
Is three times the man he WAS before he began
using " Wells Health Remover" 81. Drug
Sists. Depot John Black.
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NEW AOVEETISEMEN1S.

NEW AOvERTISEMEN @
VKTANTED. d. H.. wa .n..., ..:.
w A stout Boy. at LOWELL'S HORSE
COLLAR FACTORY. O2l-3td
GIRL WANTS A SITUATION To 40
"A general housework In q small family.
It'd No. 2I1 NORTH ARCH ALLEY.
VIIANT..D.-AN- EXPERIENCED I3AT-
w tender wants q situation TO attend bar.
Apply ut this oilicc, III
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After eating each meal take . dose Of
Browns Iron Bittcrs. 1t helps digestion, re-
licves the full feeling about the stomach.
O2SlWlkW
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New York, Ph1IasieIphia and lA'UaI stOehs,
also United States, BO0.is ropGs tell daily OR
JAUOs u. LOnG. = North Q,isen stzcet. :. -,
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Sweet peace dwclls in that particular cot
tasc where nervousness, dyspepsia, neural
gia, and headache arc unknown. Then per
suade all to use DR.. BensOns Celery anu
ChamOmie Pills. They cure all nervous
misery and neural;,ic pains. Oe:i-1wd&w
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One O'Clock quotations Of grain and prOvfE.
tons. furnished by \. X. Yundt. 1rokcr, lSA1
EHst King street. - ,.r.if nj y
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LOOK sharp when your skin breaks out In
pimples. and use Glenn's Sulphur Soap
Hills lair Dye, black or brown, 10 ccnts
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NEW ADVKRrlSEMENry.

VXTANTEn-A YOUNG MAN VINO Is
w willing to work wants q situation to 40
work of any kind except that OF Livery or
Hotel. Apply at No. . East Frederick street.
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THIRD EDITION.
HONORING PENN.

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