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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-01
NLONGOLTAN JUSTICE.
HOW TRIALS ARE CONDUCTED IN
CHINA.
How The. NOnEois FIoG CUIprit~ Both for
Punishment and TO Make Them Confess.
LFrom SUNDAY at Homer

Punishment and 10 Make theh CONFESS
From Sunday at Homel
| One evening after sunset a NTOnrol
came furtiveIv into my tent and after a
| few common61aca remarks. asked. i'm an
| earnest whistler. if had any medicine
nooG for wounds 7 said 7 would like
/ 10 500 ,nv~o77,,Is hnfora oiyiro medicine
/ for them. and asked what sort of wounds
| they were and wEo had them. Tt turned
! Out+hat fine wounds were notvct inflicted.
! tbo+ +7,n ,iei+C, 1z-,, T., Inc tried for theft
navt DIV ana nc ,,orf of the examination
v-,e nv soo77,o,;,,G, no wanted 10 be pre-
,,arad fg1, +bn worst Tn his own name
| and that of q friend he also preferred n
very earnest reouost that would give
/ nivn him some moIicine TO make his
| flesh ab7o f.. endure scourning without
feeling pain IF could not furnish
| him with +his prrhaDs 7 MIGHT give him
! sometime 10 "tiohtcn ND his mind so
| +bot he would NOT confess un1or torture
| ALTON orita lono, ,r1 confidential con-
vorso+ion nc 70 H. o,T;I+ and ,,rosnac+s
for tba morrow he rose 10 oo asking
me 70 +a1I no ono of his visit hecausn he
was in cr7stodv and allowed to 90 about
only Inv +hn kin 1nees of his keeper. Next
r7oInino aarI,- 7 b,I another visitor ON
the same GRAND. like his noirhb0r he
wanted sometime 70 heal his possible
wounds TO harden his flesh. and to brace
nm his mind
In IN, earIv mO7ninc Iaroe tent Of
bIue cloth Hnttered payIv in the breeze.
- M III liz ,,,,,, ,,,,1,,
nv 'i''is -, t,.,,.
~ ''lC I,;, . -, ~. ,.;,,,
i,,,I ,l,.,l,,,7i,it. a,,II ~ Ia +,1,n,,
a[r,i,a+ ,.,1,,7.i+. ,,-,tIl=, +I,o believed
o,,or,,,l
~, COS, +,.i,.7 woe, +I,o+ Of +,,-o Io,,os
m, . ~ ~ ,,,, ,1,o, ~. ,-;,7,,o
~ ar. oor,II ~ I,n,,.T ;,-.1i't i5crI,
a-,,iJ +iIa Inv, .,,,I I,,,s+Ia and tban +ba
oi,Ia1 Ia,,a No.. Ill ONT IN frant Of +bo
toni and law down in fulI view Of the
CONT AZ +io crowd foII hocl, q vbin
= connTa Of ro5s ana flo leather sole Of
shoe became anna1.f-+ The Iicfor
aeI-sJ ,,.bioI, 10 Voc +, Nc, mi on ha-
inc, lola 10 +aI,o +ba Win, rrocno5o5 +o
., i,,,i,,ie+,,,. +I,;,.+r, I,.T,a,i
IN ,,I,i,, I,,as ,.aaIfI- formidable
vao,,on ord 7ooIo5 oI',,oino. Int tbe
WINNER Stool So close in toward tbe
cuI,5rit tbo+ almost MI +bp forca Of fine
thona was ,' sncnt ON thn Grass This was
farce ononob bnt if was mot all One
two. three five EIGHT nine. ten. eleven,
thirteen seventeen +wpntv-counted
tbo stI,rIr Ic+o,. l7,;nc,i,.c, m, his Win
wifi, oroc+ Ii,,,ia,- NH I~++inpo i o,cntIT
Ia,rI t"-oIItT, LH ca17,foJ 9nJ as he
counted twe6tv-one nm Official Standing
near bv shouted thirty. ..Tbirtv. with
tremendous om;b,sis sbou+nI the Ec+or
had been quite worn out with the exer-
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-01
THE MAJORS WARNING.
a yENED QUESTION SETTLED.
BY Z. II. NIort, Author OF pike Co.,
EOIi,s,''

hH I. II. hSIt, Author OF pike Co.,
FOIss,''
ssAb-b-l, ~, ,,-o7..-.-7,,-o ,,,.-
..r--- -.'lll15,' '-e O'd oeItIef,
'-- N.--lie /" the other evening and
spread himself around the stove. This
Is the weather 81 sends +,o Hood
s,oo+i,,, +1,,,,,,ol, e.1r-,
TOD A.. e-l '.-
'l-s S' l'l'..A "''I III ms 5"iS- Nhv,
"''-l IT, II Il "Ipln. tine rl~- @t ott'n my
ole hinges, even. am tHevra var75ir' ~
glib az If rh.y var, iist nv -. .,,.- ,,,,
hal .,,...--,, e.. ,,''
-.l N''i'.'e>t i'i- over en- Inc
--''". le II. though that the frost has
tronp-3 down on rs too suIdint. an
come SO airIv that its took aU fFa +rcTz
outu tine I,ucEvhit Corsa1-art7z- +bo
pancake Cron'H ho kinder nin9aI I'M fba
bud, an Wen lief to sop ND our sassiuc
gravy with the Standards an SIGH fiji.
winter"
YES" said fine County Cra~z sorrow
fully 81 don't -'vasa 4hr-aU 1,a brcf,-
WhNIt enough this yaa, ~ make ~ Ia
cent rra..1 f1y , iii -, - n,
the r-a AoricT1rt,,ro in +,o piI-n
county L5lrs. = rr..t+i-,r- 70 IL -. -.
7
An I've know tl,e ,,,,so,, fr7,. ,,.b,- -,
asked The OH Settler va,.r,inrr m, o lit
tie. sD'va know +ba ra1so,, fur vyI,v-9
Railroads AM tan'rfe,r am savn,iIis
an c,ry-,o1f an hon ,,o1asr met
the reason fur why b'Go.bt
.sOh What ar, y-n7 Givir,us 7Taio,. -
said the Sheriff Grie+1v
..vvHaf he 7 a.i1-i,,, NJ Z-or, ., o,-,Io-p,c5
&
,,.,na. .sT,m a own, rs ,-o,7 49,, +I,at-.
what Tn . aiyi,,yo77. r., 80, f Won,
f7c's b,rasL .r,,,,,ir ~, -, ,,-.,,,,+
mover Wit heed ON 81 irwin n me- nor il
nobody aJSal An I'm . oiv-in' of Won
scientific fac's What j. woods frr2
woods is the n5+'raI nar+ac+ors ~ the
5h'mom'ter. The less woods they Is tha
sooner the DEGREES ON the +L'mor'+ar
tumbles t'ords the LITTLE rrb nj fine hot
tom. am fetches frost. Look at them
air Ar'fic dees+ricks Tbev's list ~
much snow an ice ont thar ON the
Fourth of .TuIv 81 tIav i NJ Crristn,as
an they tell me tH1+ +ba oIast irhaI,'-
tant can't racomember when +hnv had a
Jauiwarv thaw. WHATS the reason O.
all that? No woods, They amt no
woods ont thar. that's the reason
They amt a tree on fine buU plantation.
an the only stick a. timber pz ever was
heerl on ont thar wore fine North Pole
an they tell me cz soon ez a lot o. felIars
ez Is Iookin' far it kin find it, tbev'm
goiu ter take that away. The tb'mGm'-
tars don't Oft no pertectiou at all in
them Nr'+ir I.pstrirl,s am fine corsa-
keuce Is that thsv can't oft no holt on
the weather NJ ali. am if GOES ez it dHru
T1Inasae yE-I,a+ II, , y-f,-5,,, IS Won
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-01

DROPPED OUT.-It appears by 4 lecture
of Mr. Laughton, delivered at Greenwich
recently, that the old Royal George,
whose sudden careening, just as she was
ready to start on cruise with hundreds
OF men on board has been the subject OF
verse and romance. really went down
because she was rotten, and the unusual
weight in her hold caused her bottom to
drop out, on which she filled and sank
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-01

THERE cannot live a more unhappy
creature than an iIi,natured old man,
who is neither capable of receiving
pleasures, nor sensible Of doing them to
others.
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Always Ioanly-BorIowers.
".RuCEiu-Paiba."

A GOOD name at home Is a tower OF strength
abroad Ton times "a, mech Hoods Nalsala-
,iIIo us.d in Lowell as of any other.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-01

IafalHble .testeless, harmless, catharJc: for fe
seashuess. restlessneS5, worms. constipation. 70.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-01

NoTUITG is So great am instance of ill
meropr~ as H1t,rl. If You tiattor ali
the company, y"u please none. II yoU
Htter only one or two, you aliront the
rest
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-01

The quick. complete cure. all annoying Kidney
Bladdcraud Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists.
HTlE1RS
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-01

Aims are the golden Keys that open tho gates
Of heaven.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-14
trs,nnn rik,,t, nEATn

TEr following statement ~ william J. Cough
In, Ol SumCrYilC Mass, - So remarkable thht
we beg to ask for II tho attention ot our real
crs lie says "ln the tall OF 1876 was taken
with Il violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
10y II severe cough. l soon began 10 losn my
appetite and flesh. l was 80 weak 1T one time
that could not leave my bed. In tho sum.
ln"r Oi 1877 / was admitted to the City Hospital.
while There the doctors said mud hole III
my lett lung rs big as "A halfdOllur oXpcud-
eel over hundred dollars in doctors and med
icinos. Twas 30 tar gone ut ono time report
W, il around that was dead. gave up hope
nUt Il friend told mo OF DR. WIN. HALLS
BhISAM FOR THE LUNGS. | laugho at
my friends, thinking my case incurablc, but
got bC tito to satisfy them, when To my SUR
prise a. Il qualification, | commenced to iocl
better My hope, once dead, began to revive,
AID to my feel In better spirits than have
tho past three years.
- write this hoping you VIII publish it, 80
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FORTHE LUNGS, and he convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN HE CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that IL has done me more good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
poared ana shall soon 90 able to go To work
sold bV II. u. Cochran, 1877 Sorth Queen stree
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"rnE niUDEN RAND"


a rioiiess Piny aud Good specially Acting.
There was large audience III Fulton
opera house last evening to SEQ the drama
tizatiun OF Mrs. Southworth's novel, "The
Hidden Hand" The play itself is very
conspicuous by its absence, aud 1t was
quite diversion between acts to wonder
wherein lay the plot, or what the story
WAS about. Miss Nora Vernon, AZ tho
tattored street waif and afterwards tho
wealthy Southern lady, is bright, hand
some aud vivaciOus soubrettc, whose dash
and lust q little abandon was pleasing,
besides which she gave some songs IN
good voice. There were couple of heavy
villains, aud Que very heavy villain with
terrible aspect and revolver, who struck
terror to all hearts AZ the re-
doubtable, chivalric and fierce Btdc X
DORdid, and some other people, of little
or no account. There was however sever.
al negro singers who rendered plantation
songs in good style and George Marion
made some fun by his get up, antics and
rather good dancing, as did also > m
Marion. In fact, tho most popular part oi
the entertainment ar, the specaItlesi
| which as whole arc good aud serve t.
mako the performance passable. There
was very line and realistic scene of
Southern plantation, whiyh was well 70
| ceiye1
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Iancaater Oattie MarLot.

LANCAsrER, Sept. H.-For the week ending
to-day there has been an unusual activity at
the Lancaster stock yards. The receipts at
stewards yards we're 2.7iS head OF cattle, ll0
horses. mules. l6i hogs, s5 sheep ~ cows and
lii calves These receipts are exclusive OF
several carloads that wero sold In Lancaster
and shipped to eastern markets without un-
loading, OF these unloaded here JOS cattle
and 9lhogs were consigned to Levi Sensenig
3it cattle 10 hogs, 10 cows and 10 calves TO j.
W. Mentzcr; 3i cattle to Styer Il Black 81
horses TO George Grossman, 81 to Daniel
Logan, 10 TO W. W. Robinson and 10 to j.
Sondthcimor-tne remainder of the receipts
beng distributed in smaller lots among
number of other dealers.
At stewards yards Styer q Black sold 20J
head OF cattle ; J. A. Shaetfer, - head T. r.
Evans, % head ELI Weaver, 10 head l.. s.
| Brown, l3 head; Minnich, 10 head John
Baer, head, ana j. NJ, Sweigert, l. The prices
realized tor cattle ranged from AZ to cents
per pound, and tor calves from tl2 TO &l5 each.
| At Mentzer's yards 260 head of Pittsburg tat
| cattle sold at tJap62b per 100 Ms feeders, A75
as 60; stockers, - 25fli IS IS head of Balti
more cattle, 81 506p5.j0; GO head, on account OF
| Christian Erisman, S5a5 90; 81 head Pitts.
burg commission cattle, t5dpG IS fresh cows
from Maryland. on account OF ID. Miller, 500
| 80 f; 40 hogs. cents per n.
| At Scnsenig's yards 1853 cattle were sold
three car loads OF stock bulls brought 1871 per
100 pounds stockcrs. 81 6J005.25 feeders, S.
| elG light butchers, s545 70; good butchers
| 81 7586 80 for cxt.as.
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CuUN,iH syNODs.


The sstmau Reformed aud Lutherans In
Philadelphia.
Tho German synod Of tho East met
Thursday morning in Bethlehem Reform
cd church, Norris street, above Frankford
avenue Philadelphia. The synod embraces
. classes, aud contains AZ minister's 81
churches, ., 100 communicates, and there
are in the Sunday schools G,3S7 schol
ars
"Wednesday evening tho opening sermon
was preached by Rev. j. Roeck, of Ebene-
zer church, Now York, after which the
synod was organized by the election Of
Rev J. &. lIauser, Of Baltimore.
The synod reassembled at y o'clock
Thursday morning, Rev. j. &. Hauser in
the chair, Rev. &. Borchers, stated clerk I.
The devotional exercises were conducted
by Rev. j. q. Neen'
Rev. A. +, Dahlman, pastor of st.
Johns Reformed church, Of this city, was
elected corresponding secretary.
rho Iuinersn synod
The i9 annual convention Of the East
Pennsylvania Lutheran synod will be held
on Wednesday evening next, in Trinity
Lutheran church, Germantown, PhiladeI
phia, aud will bc opened with "A sermon by
the retiring president, Rev Il. G. Bill
heimcr, OF Reading. Tho session will last
five or six days and the synod embraces
tho territory east of the Susquehanna, viz :
The counties of Schuy Kill, Berks, Lehigh,
Northampton, Bucks, Lancaster, Lebanon,
Dauphiu, Chester, Montgomery aud Phila
delphia. The last report stated that 1t
contained g. clcrgymCu, lO3 churches and
IS 1866 communicates
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FOR twenty-five years have been severely
afflicted with LAY Fever. Whilo was suffer-
ing intensely l was induced, through Mr.
TichenOrs testimonial, TO try Ely's Cream
Balm. The effect was marvellous. 1t enabled
me to perform my pastoral duties without the
slightest Inconvenience, and have escaped a
return attack. pronounce Ely's Cream Balm
"A cure for Hay Fever. WIN Il. CARR, Presby'
terlan Pastor, Elizabeth, N. j.
can recommend Ely's Cream Balm To all
Hay fever sufferers, IL being, In my opinion
founded upon experience and sure cure.
was afflicted with Hay Fever for twenty-five
years, and mover before found ipermanent 70
lief. Webster IL, HAsKIEs, Marshneld, VI.
l2wd&w
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TrE ITALIAN LaBOREIsS
The u,nor Side Of tho Question.

The bthor Side of tho question,
Hugh Koogh, the contractor, who made
the hiti'z ~ Lexington turnpike and
whose Italian laborers raised some com
motion in Lancaster last Monday because
they had not been paid for their work, has
returned from his Wilmington work and
this morning arranged with j. Hay Brown,
esq, attorney for the Italian laborers, to
transfer 500 OF the money duo him from
tho turnpike company IN full payment ot
all wages duo them. Mr. keOgh states
that on Aug. 3 he received his estimate of
$3.50 and few days thereafter (Aug. %
paid OF al hls employ in full except tho
Italians, who received about $50 each, and
were satisfied to wait for the balance of
their wages until he received his final esti
mate. The delay on viewing tho road by
the inspectors and the consequent post
ponemcnt of the payment 0t tho estimate
caused all tho trouble. When Mr.. koogh
left for his Wilmington work no appre-
heuded no trouble as ho had secured for
them work for the balance of the year on
tho LititH and Rome and the Mannheim aud
Sporting Hill turnpkes. The Italians
were right when they supposed that MIR,
Echteruacht was partner, and MIR. Ech
tcruacht was wrong when he stated that
he tolcgraphcd for Mr.. Keogh. This gives
both sides of the story.
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MILL PROPERTY AT A.

SIGNEh'S ShLE,-On THU hSDAl,
SEPTEMBER 20, lS3.--The undersigned VIII
sell nj public sale, on the promises, situate III
Paradise township, about hmile northwest
from Paradise and One-halt mile sOutn from
GOrdonyile station, on the T.. X. H., all that
valuable mill ana wHtcr-pOwer, with tract
OF land, CONTAINING ABOUT ~ ACRES,
more or less. The mill is a thrcostory frame,
iOXGO iect, with iour run OF burrs, ana all the
necessary machinery ana hNturcs Tor Il nrst-
class merchant ana gTisJ mill, win one OF the
best water powers on CquCH creek ana IN Il
rich ana Ihickly settled neighhorhoOl, a
large twO-stOry STONE MANSION HOUSE,
with ston6 Kitchen attached. Frame stable
and other out buildings, neYeriailing
spring OF water, with pump IN tho Kitchen, Il
variety OF fruit trees and other improvements:
No. 2, Also, AT the same time, lot ground
adjoining the above, CONTAINING THREE
QUARTERS OF AN ACRE, whcreon ~ erect
CT n double two-stOTy STONE HOUSE, with
slate ROOT, ON this lot there Is an excellent
Limcst one nag quarry.
No.3 A tract ofland adjoining Nos land ?,
| CONTAINING ACRES AND % PEkCHES OF
| hrst-rate Limestone land, with small stream
| OF water passing through the same, anu is
| very desirable tract Tor building or farming
| and truck purposes.
| Any person wishing 10 view tho properties
| before tho day OF sale can call on lho under
signed, or ON David Brua, residing on NO, 2.
| sale Ia commence NJ 2o'clock, p M IclMi
| made known by ,.
JOEL l.. LIGHTNER, Assignee.
Ron, DowEEY, Auctioneer, ,,.o.--
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Grown. nousenoid ranacea.

L. the most elective Pain Destroyer I'm the
world, WIN most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied eNter'
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and 1t is warranted don'
bio tho strength than any other similar prepa'
ration.
1t cures pain in tho Side, Back or fowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, ToOthache and
ALL ACHES, and IL The Great Reliever oi
Pain BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be In every family. teaspoontul OF
the Panacea In II tumbler OF hot water (swect
cued, II preterredl, taken NJ bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD. 25 cents bottle.
mayl-T,Th,FSw
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a Track watonman's Fa,ai Leap.


Events Near and across tho County Liues.
A gymnasium aud literary society are to
be organized IN connection with the Young
Mems Christian association OF Reading.
1t is rumored that tho Reading railroad
will extend it's road from Audenreid, four
miles distant to llazletOn. Hazletown isa
town of no mean Importance, tho popula-
ton IN aud about IL bong from $1,000 to
10000
William Dickinson, aged II years. and
VIM. Stevenson, aged IL, are missing since
Monday. from Reading, since which moth.
ibg has been heard of them. They both
left home dressed with the intention OF
seeing Buffalo Bill, having become ok
cited through dime novel reading.
A joint meeting Of the Germantown and
Pennsylvania bicycle clubs, cOmpIis-
ing the Pennsylvania division Of American
wheelmen, will be hold in the Gentlemen 5
driving park, Philadelphia, Sept. 20, when
800 wheelmen will participate. Contests
for the three mile national championship,
aud one and five mile nationa! champion
ship will be made.
Tho fall term of Lafayette college at
Easton opened this morning at O'Clock
with chapel exercises led by President
Cattell. The freshman class contains 81
men There are accesslons to the sopho-
more and junior classes and in all there are
9S7 students, divided as follows: Seniors,
81 juniors, so sophomores, 80 fresh
men, 81.
Last Saturday night several sophomore'
of the Lehigh university, at Bethlehem
went to the room of student named Col
Inns TO haze him. Collins jumped from
the window to the ground, lS feet below,
aud fractured bone of one of his feet
Othor sophomores subjected another fresh
man to mock examination. One OF tn
offenders has been expelled, and the other
will be expelled if their names can b
learned.
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Live stock Prices

CHICAGO o-IIogs-Iteceipts, 5000 head ship
ments, 1000 head market strong, active
and l0c higher packing, ~ 50di IS pack.
ing and shipping, ~ Wfp6 80 light, u S5D5 20 I;
skips, 81 25Gii 80 closed firm.
Cattle--Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1850 head market steadier and 1rmer ex-
ports, 81 OOfQ6 40; good to choice shipping,
g. 3Ofp5 Is (; common to medium, % 9Oep6 OF
range cattle stoady at 81 So; Wyomings, of
l.lO b1 81 55Gi 80; grass Texans strong at
% 750i35 Americans, 81 O0fp5 IS.
Sheep-Receipts, 300 head; shipments, 900 i;
market steady; inferior TO fair, s2 25fp3 90
good, s. - choice, % 10.
EAST LiBnRrY--- Cattie-Receipts 1851 head I;
market dull and q shade of.
Hogs-Receipts, 600 head market slow I;
Pkiladelphias, 81 506D5 60; Workers, % 1905 IS.
sheep-Receipts, $500 head mar ket very
lull
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- : - 777''-77- :
MARE E7S.
Phiisdeipnia m msrnss,

PHLADELrHrk, Sept. u.-Flour quiet and
steady.
Rye four at 81 50a3 75
Wheat weak and duh No. 2 Western Nod.
. l2ni l2h No. do, VI IS No. IA. Red.
tl lbstl l5H
"rrn quiet and steady sail yellow, Go
CSC sail m.ked, GJa6Jky No. Mixed, ~
d62kc.
OATS fairly active; No white. sec No.
white, 3eg35Nc; No. do, 33lsc; No. 2
Mixed, 32c.
Seeds unchanged.
Provisions firm AMI active.
Lard firm and active.
Butter active and tending upwards.
EggA scarce and firm.
Cheese steady and fair demand.
Petroleum quiet.
whisky ut 81 20
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Ap,tisetpquts

ArIcio I7"--A5 the Creole In this famous
play Miss Lillian spencer has won great praise
Tor her handsome appearance and splendid
acting. II will certaiuly bo II treat To witness
her prescniniion tomorrow evening at the
opera house. The Detroit EreniHD NoWS
SAYS; 1T IL only lust To say Miss Lillian
spenccrs acting last night was grand, AID dc
scrving OF the cordial manner IN which IL "as
received by the audience She was twice call.
od before the curiain last evening, and stint
lar complimo & was paid hor leading support.
Miss spencer II fortunate IN bring supported
by nm admirable company throughout "
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GALS or nnr xALuASLE FAKmnSG InIa, aSp w.

GALE or VALUABLE FARMING AND
- MILL PROPERTY.-Th undersigned, in
tending to quit farming and remove west
offers Mt private sale until TUESDAY, oC,
TOBER 2, 1883, the hereinafter described real
estate, RAd II not sod ut private sale by above
mentioned day, II will on that day be sold at
public sale, III front OF courthouse, liagers-
town, Md. The said real estate consists OF 80
ACRES of some OF the richest limestone idrih.
ing land IN Washington county, Md, ana
Flour and Saw-mill. Property lies miles
south of Clearspring, ~ west OF liagerstown,
and from W:liatnsport, aud within II mile OF
Chesapeake " ohio Canadian excellent mar
ket tor all grain and produce. The land Is IN
high state OF cultivation ana mas an aDund-
ancc OF grass. There are two neyeriuilinB
streams OF water, accessible tro every HELD
Churches and schools very convenient. the
farm land lies in body, containing about 29O
acres and will be offered both rs "a whole ana
In separate tract AS tollows: ,o -
Tract No. l-ConIa aiming lS5 ACRES. more
or less, part OF which Is wood land and Is i'm
proved by commodious two'story BRICK
HOUSE with basement and having IL rooms,
large Brick Bank barn % II. long, corn cribs
ana all necessary out buildings. All buildings
| are under good roofing anu IN good repair.
There Is IA Cistern at door and never failing
spring a few yards distant. There Is also a
| large thrifty orchard OF choice fruits.
Tract No. 2-ConMining i0o AGhEs, im-
new Blacksmith shop, Stable, &C, with d
iFLJliRand SAW MILL with 20 ACRES OF
| land, Including wafer right Is isadvantageously
| located. Machinery OF both mills Is gooa
| The pit gearing, water wheel and bolts are
| ne aTly new. Mill OF tour stories. has run o
| burrs, with an average capacity for year OF .
| bbls per day, being driven by two neyerfail
| ing streams. There IL also corn crusher at
| taChed. Mill Is in II grain-growtng country
and has Its share of trade. On this propert.
are good Frame Dwelling, out-houses and
tne orchard.
Possession given April l, 1884, ana possibl,
| sooner II desired. The undersigned reserve
| growing corn crop and growing wheat croI
with right to enter, harvest ana remoV
same.
Terms One.third cash, ana the remainde
| In two equal annual payments with interes
| Deferred payment 10 be secured 10 the sati
JOSEPH NJ. SMITH,
Clear spring, Washington Co., MI
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