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now lay two votes on tho Democratic
thorough Notes.

now lay two votes on tho Democratic
altar.
thorough Notes
Three trampl were sent to tho county
jail from this place yesterday.
To night meeting Of Olive branch
lodge No. 1877, q. U. q. of q. T., will DO
held.
Several hours work of tho wIcckers
cleared the track siding No. 5.
Tbo love feast at the Methodist church
last night was largely attended.
Tonight the quarterly meeting will be
held In Methodist church, beginning at
S:lj o'clock.
=. X. II. engine No. 3sl was wrecked
in the west yards here this morning at 3
o'clock. Tho turning OF u rail caused
IL.
Mr.. James Henry had one of his feet
hurt by u fall from ladder on Third
street yesterday afternoon. Ho was en
gagged In painting operations Mt the
time.
In match gamo Of quoits, which was
played yesterday between Messrs. Joseph
Lewis and John Mowry on ono side, and
| Messrs. Christian Graybill and Ed. Sta
men On tho other the latter RiSo the
former q hard defeat.
The neighb 1rhood of tho American tea
store Is made musical by large collection
of canary birds. A pair of parrots occa
sionally break the smoothncss Of things by
| their own musical notes.
Mr.. Alex. Billet had Que VI his legs
crushed by rock falling upon 1t while at
work in Grubb's stone quarries this morn
ing. Hc is n brother Of Edward Billet,
who recently received injuries of a serious
nature in the same quarries.
The fruit festival in the Methodist
church to morrow evening promises to be
q big affair All sorts Of light refresh
ments, in addition % fruits, will be offered
to the hungry. DO not fail TO attend, rs
a pleasant evening il promised to all
A young man of town was greatly sur .
priscd and alarmed, yesterday by his pipe
being suddenly blown from his lips.
Investigation revealed the fact that he
had charged the pipe with "A cartridge,
along with the tobacco. Hereafter he will
not indulge in such mixtures.
Tho Vigils, of Ncwtown, defeated the
Tigers, of Chiokies, yesterday afternoon,
by 4 score of l3 too. Tho former will
play the Mount Joy club tomorrow, anC
not the Red Stockings of this place. Why
they refuse to play another game with the
latter club is not known.
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BASEBALL.
ran IruS,,nus ON ror AoA's.
Iho ActI,o uIub Como uore nnd Receive
lhr nnnn InnnIiY iiINnn 10 NImDs from

1ho AcuNo UIub como uore hnh fsoeho
tho Dnso UrnaiIy Uvsu 10 Cinps from
phIIsdoipna and vicinity.
Tho ifonsidcs won another game from
n coed club Yesterday. The visitors this
time were the Activcs Of Mauayunk. This
is n nine with liuc reputation. They have
beaten a number Of philadelphia brag
mines and week or more ago played the
Philadelphia league nine game which
tho latter won by the score OF to 2. The
audience to zee tho gamo was not as largo
by far IA IT. should have been on account OF
tho great attraction ut the park. Those
who remained away missed good game,
whiob, however, was not close but yet
had many good points. Tho lronsidos
presented Ri.tcnhOuso and Hanna, the
now battery, aud they worked admirably.
OldRold did nOhly ut second, while Reilly
wna put in right field in order to rost his
hands. SwCltzbr filed Xecher's position
ut short yory a1Ueptably, while Spence
played his usual lino game at third. but
both mon, for Blmo reason, do not throw
~ we'll to nist as they should at times.
The fielding of the nino was strong, while
at the bat they did terrific work. Oldheld
succeeded in making u three bagger aud
Spence got Il two, while nearly all Of the
others did vol. The pitcher of the Actives
Is quite young and his ball is. good, but
1t is not sufficiently difficult for the lror.
sides. who have faced some strong pitch
crs this season. They were unfortunate
with their CatChCIs as ono had sore
hands and ho was compelled to change
with another who had not played in that
position for some timc Tho fielding wat
not good, rs thcrn wegc too many errors
Tor such a club.
The gamo was called at $3.50 by Hofford
who umpired, with tho lrOn6ides To the
bat, Each club scored one run in the first
inning. Odfeld opened for the home
team and got his base on balls stealing to
third aud coming in on Spenco's fly after
it Vas caught. Hayes made his first OF
Spcncc's bad throw To first and came in OF
a similar act by Miller. Tho next run was
scored by the visitors in tho sixth inning
when Barr made u good hit Hayes fol
loving IL with two blser. tho former
scored 90 passed ball. The lronside'
began their heavy work at tho bat in tho
third inning when they scored two uu!
aud kept IL up almost continually to the
end. All seemed to have tho fever ~ {
they kept tho yislluis busy hunting thu
ball, which was iirst sent To ono corner Oi
tho field and then to tho other. They
made their tUnth Iun in the last inning
when the score stood 10 10 . IN their favor
In full it IS as follows
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Samuel Hess ~ Son, aucJiOncCIa, sold at
public sale yesterday in MillersyIle, for
John +. Funk aud Levi Lintuer, executors
of the estate Of Jacob Lntuer deceased. a
tract of land containing - acres and :
pcrcles with improvements 10 Jonas +.
SheItzer for $500 per acre. Also at the
same time the undivided one hail" interest
of 10 acres of sprout land, situated ii
Concstoga township to Henry Ilarnish fol
SlG per acre. The whole amount Of sale
was 5000. .Gs!
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Live STOCK pr,oes

CHICAGO Hogs Receipts. II, 600 head ship
higher; packing, 5aOc lower: sbipnin,
steady packing, = l0di O0i packing and
shippings VI m95 l5; light, 81 0505 95 skips,
Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
200 head best grades strong; common,
shipping s5ss5 so common to medium. IN 81
~ 81 range cattle steady Texans, fI 05 I;
WyominRs, AG0 haltbreeds, a.
Sheep-Reccipts, 400 head; shipments. 1900 /,
market steady Inferior to fair, G I1fv
90; good. o. ~ choice, o. co TeNans
81 jOg3 90 Lambs, sos IS n head.
EAST LtBRRTy-- Cattle-I,eceipts l2l5 head
market very.slow at about yes terday's prices
Hogs-Receipts, 2GOO head market nrm ;
Pkiladelphias, o. 25fp5 IS Workers, % 2lI5 3d.
Sheep-Receipts 900 head market slow AT
yesterdays prices.
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the PITTsBUKG ENpLUsIuN.
Condition OF tho Injured To-day.


PTTTsBURG, Sept. 2l.-The boiler OK
plosion yesterday in the flange works
of Philip Minick 81 Co., and it's ter
rible results were the all absorbing
topic here to-day. No more deaths
have been reported but William Stewart
and William Rodermad are still in pre-.
cariOus condition and will probably
die. Jessie Douglass, who was reported
dead last night, is still living. His
condition, however, is such that his
death is expected. Louis House,
ono of the victims, will DO buried
this afternoon. His fellow work.
men, numbering several hundred, will
attend the funeral in a body. The
cause of the explosion is still en-
veloped in mystery and probably will
remain SO, as the only persons who
could throw any light on the condition
of the boiler before the explosion
are dead and the opinions of experts
| will have to be relied on for tho
coroner's verdict. The investigation
| by the coroner has been postponed until
Monday next. The scene of the disaster
was visited to day by thousands.
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Ga "Wednesday Charles +. Crawford and
man named Swart2 traded horses at the
Lamb tavern, on tho Willow street pike.
Swartz gave Crawford his horse and $50
insuring the animal to be sound. CrawforC
says that no afterwards found that tn,
horse was no; sound. He came to town
to day and learned that the horse which Ia,
traded was ia the stable of Phillip Beck
He went To the stable and took tho ami
NAL, leaving the other one there. Ipor
learning OF this Beck brought 4 sun
against him for horse stealing before al
dcrman samson lie gave bail tor a bear
iup
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Philadsiphis m arne,

PHILApxLrnIA. Sept. 2.-rlour market dul,
but prices steady. """'
Rye -four at ~ bOa3 15
wheat hrmer No, 2 Western Red. si m
NO do, sl o. No. PA, Rel, si II.
Corn hriner tair demand sail yellow
SOC ' VI"
oats nrmer in fair demand No 1 wh,,e
sc No; white, SG9s6kc; No. 8 do. SSc
No. Mixed, 83lp33kc
Seeds Glover Arm at sac; Timothy sicady
at VI b0pl 20 Flaxseed firm 81 i291 a..
Provisions In good demand.
Lard steady.
butter active and firm more Offering.
Eggs barely steady.
Petroleum steady.
whisky nt nj %
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INDEPENDENT STATE FAIR
rn. Nh. nax-r,Irn Far nn,. ,atnrhny

This will bs the great day oi tho week WIN
attractions enough to satisfy everybody the
great ten.mile Iady's race Is something never
before seen In the East outside 0i the larg"
cities. Miss Myrtle Peek ana Madam Maran.
tetto aro the best lady riders In the world.
Their eight horses (now here ON exhibition ai
tho tair groundsl arc all thoroughbred Ken
lucky running horses, the like Of when has
never been seen here, and the race withils
seven changes OF horses without touching the
ground, cannot but be intensely exciting.
Next In order ~ the bicycle races, with start
ing in the mile, In the mile and In III,
4 nile race. together with Edward Tragessur'-
fancy riding between races, viii be the best
exhibition OF it' kind ever seen here. m,
tractioa cngineraco will also be II great novelty
aud cannot tail 10 interest the farmers. MIR
Iarning, the gont!emanly private secretar,
OF Mr Jos. snayely, lett last night 10 recoiy,
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iin-sDsII SOtes

The Ross club, &C Chester, will be here
on next Monday.
The IrJusides ir., aud the nine of Sny-
dcr's cigar store will play game on the
Irousidcs grounds to morrow afternoon.
The Niles GraYs, au excellent Ohio club,
who played the Liberty Stars, ,Johnstowns,
Ncshaun0Cks and other fine clubs, will be
here on Monday. The nino is not known
hero but they play GHo ball and will give
The lrOnsidcs all they want 10 do.
Thr Active baseball club, of Reading,
came To town this morning and are play
ing with tho lgousides this afternoon
Their battery is LaHdis and Fry. Carroll,
the regular catcher will not play, but
Mnuis will work IN the field and endoavOr
~ put the bali over the fence.
GthCr Games Yesterday.
hr New York-Cleveland 3, New York
3. nciunati-Ciuciunati >. Baltimore
.. Trenton 90 Philadelphia 0'eague) IA
Trenton II. Readiug-Active I; Anthra
cito Q; Brooklyn-Quickstep !, brooklyn
: Oakdale park-Man2 l3, Orion color
ed /. South Orange, n. J., Alert .
RosevilC
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,r,Iu.u,r uus,srss raorERrY a,

Y FKIIAIE oALE, IN M wpsr EINu
STREEl Lancaster, Pa, midway between
Centre Square and stevens House and Read
ING Rail- Dad Depot, and opposite Cooper's hcd
eman, IL nas n frontage cf 23 feet inches
running back lJ2 feet, with the right of way
10 thG o feet alley ON the west, whiie over the
alley the second, third anu fourth stories
belong 10 tho property, making the wnolo
front 32 feot, Inches, exclusive OF the alley
way, To which IL has right OF tree ingress and
Mifllin street
This property is in good repair, and has
nearly 60 years.
For further In niormation apply TO
JACOB b. LONG, Real kstate Agent,
iulylt t3mds,k No, west hihs ~
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BASFSAIL.
Representatives OF the Interstate AssGcia
ton Ia Session.

tion Ia Session.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.--Representa'
tives of all the clubs Of the inter state
association met at the Girard house
Mt II o'clock this morning. AL
lentown made application for member
ship next year. 1t was unanimously
resolved that at is the sense of
this association that tho abrogation
OF the reserve rule as applied to
the American association reliance club
is an outrage, q gross injustice, and q
direct violation of one of the main clauses
of the tripartate agreement in which ALI
ance clubs were promised the fullest and
most ample protection in tho matter Of
holding their players under control"
A motion was carried that call post
pOned championship games must be played
on or before Oct. Is, at such timo and place
as shall DO mutually agreed upon by the
contesting clubs" All deferred bus
mess was postponed until the next
meeting to be called by the secretary
No other business Of importance was
transacted ut the meeting, which adjourned
at ! > o'clock.
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Peter IiiIIyard's Trouble.

Peter Iiillyard, colored, of North street,
got on drunk yesterday and threatened
10 kill his wife when she caught him In
company with another woman. Alderman
Fordney held him to answer the charge of
surety of th peace and carrying concealed
weapOne.
Before Alderman Spurrier Hillyard and
Caroline Thomson are held on the charge
of adultery.
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LEA TINS.

LKoNARD.-In this city, Sept. ~, 1883, Amanda
NJ, wife OF Hesry Leonard, in the 57th year OF
her age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, from the resi-
dcnce of her husband, No. 233 East Fulton
street. on Sunday afternoon, at o'clock. In
terment at woodward iIill cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy. IL.
SmspIE-In this city, on the Goth inst .,
Mary, wife of the late John shindle In the 18TH
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends ot the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the fur roral from
her late residence, No. IL Caroline street, on
Saturday afternoon at 2o'clock. Intcrment at
woodward I'M cemetery. s2O.2td
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Duu,Lu sALE.-oN SATURDAY,, uurO

/ EERG. the undersigned eNecutrix OF Bar.
Dara kaut2, deceased, Will sell at public sale,
NJ the Leopard Hotel, East King street, in the
city OF Lancaster, Pa, the following described
valunt lc real estate, viz
a two story and attic BRICK Dwell
LlNG HOUSE, No. 1853, and lot OF ground
situated on the east side Oi South Queen
street, In the city OF Lancaster aforesaid,
containing in front on said south Queen
street Il tect inches, more or less, including
onc-hult Ot the three feet more or less wide
alley between the property TO be sold and the
property adjoining II on the north, and eN-
tending in depth OF the same width eastward
l25 feet, more or less. Iho house contains six
rooms ami u gurret. There Is water IN the
kitchen. ave wash Iront, and truit, including
elegant peaches, pears ana grapes, in the
yard. The pl Optrty is in good condition.
Any person wishing 10 view the premises
before the day OF ale Will please call on Jacob
r. kaut2, who resides on the premises,
Agood title and possession will be given GA
April !, lssL
Sale TO comence at ~ o'clock. y. m, oi said
| day, when terms and conditions viii be madr
known by
| MARY X, DILLER,
ENocutriN of Barbara kautz, decu:
| SHUBERr n SUTTON, Aucts, sSz@ -'Shs'
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q. SW hYSE, NJ. ID.
ISignCnIl,

: Dr. SWnynUs UntmUnL n NIsO pICNsNnt und
effective cure tor tottcr, itch, salt rheum, cry
1 slpclas, baIhcr's itch pimple-, and all scaly,
crusty, itchy skin orupuons. sold by ali
| prominent druggists, or will Do sent tor 80 cts.
| (in &C. stamps), 3 boxes, tl25. Address, Dr.
! Swayno 6 Son, Philadelphia, PA.
/ nClIt-lXNTm IhNSNw
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The LesisIaturs.

HARRIsEURG, Sept. 2l.-A short session
of both branches of the Legislature was
held this morning.
In the Senate number of appoI Lion
mentS made by the governor were read,
but not acted on.
The House adjourned Immediately alter
tho reading of the Journal. Both branches
will meet on Tuesday.
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MAhk E1s.
New York Markets

NEW iVRK, Sept. 2l-Flour-state and
Western II shade stronger and fairly active
Southern steady.
Wheat AQkG higher and hrm trading,
however, moderate; No, Red, Oct, sl l-V
/ l2k Nov, 81 1901 liA. 49,,
Corn LGPlc higher trade moderate; Mlheu
Western spot, 5sIfCptsc do muro, "AV
Oats 1aHc better; No. Oct, aa.l0ai%c :
Nov, AiX Q36kc,
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Drinking "a roIsnnsd Iievorugo.

Quincy, H., sept. 81 %. b. Bard am
Charles Johnston wCro accidentally poi
sOned at Camp Point, yesterday. They
procured n quart bottle of what was sup
posed to be bitters at drug store to be
taken as beverage. A short time after
drinking it both dropped dead. A third
man who drank with them was seized with
spasms, but will reGnver.
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Last evening that accomplished actor
Frank Mayo, closed his engagement III
this city in his charming play Dayy
Crockett. There was good sized audi
ence in the opera house and Mr.. Mayo
gave them his delightful play in all its ex
celleuce.
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rh. "Irlrn Republic" Money.

WASmINGToN, Sept. 2l<-The secret
service division Of the treasury depart
ment has received from Boston Que of the
50 notes Of the Irish republic" previ
0usly reported to DO in circulation there.
1t is said by expects to DO fair imitation
of United States treasury note.
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tho entries ut Millorsburg, ohio, for the iair
there next week, after which nc Will prepare
the books of this fair, the premiums Of which
will be paid before october TO- Al persons
having bills must present thom Tor payment
at the Secretdry's office, . West KING street, be-
nOecn and o'ctocL, Saturday euenipg. 1T
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wreck Near Readtng,

READING, Pa, Sept. 2l--Eariy this
morning Philadelphia Il Reading Il. r,
coal train was wrecked near Rogers Ford,
and some forty cars thrown oil the track
and damaged Traffic was delayed for
several hours No one was hurt.
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l,srArE OF DOKUTnrA WEAVER

l,sTAIE OF DOROTHEA WEAVER,
II late OF Lancaster city, deceased. The un
dersigned auditor, appointed TO dlstI ibute the
balance remaining in the hands II Jacob
snyder, administrator of Dorothea weaver,
deceased, to and among those legally entitled
to the same, will ait for that purpose on Thurs.
day, October Is, 1883, at 10 O'Clock a. m, in the
Library Room OF the Court House. in the city
OF Lancaster, where all persons interested I'm
said distribution msy attend.
r. HOSTETTER,
s2l.3tdOaw Auditor.
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A ro,,e, Am.,ic.n uorss yIcto,ious

LONDON, Sept. 2l.-LOrd KossmOre's
formerly Lorillards, five year old gelding
Passac, won tho Paddock handicap sweep
stakes to day. There we're five starters,
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,I,nnnueI wants ueID.

LoNnoN, Sept. 2l.-O'DonnelI, CaIey's
murderer, expresses his disgust that no
steps have been taken in Ireland to pro-
cure funds for his defense. lie alludes to
the flense as the most popular murder
since the shooting Of Constable Talbot.
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Rose Hummeland T:ghlman Young, two
children, who have been inmates OF the
children's home, were ordered to bo taken
to tho house of refuge by tho court thi}
afternoon, as it was shown that they arc
lnGorrigible and beyond the control of the
managers of that institution.
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srEOIAL NOTICES.
Como Doubt the B,pie,

And the motives OF It's authors, but none who
have used them doubt the efficacy Of BurdOck
BioOd BiHcrS. This blood tonic Ia without u
peer FOR sale by ~. B. Cochran, druggist, 1877
amt lBg North Queen street.
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NV W,fe's Norvous Anoo,,ou.

We had ceased to hope that my wife s
nervous affection could he cured" writes Rev.
J. A. Edic, of Beaver, Pa. Many physicians
failed to do her good but Samaritan NerUine
has curod her." sls.lwdeodSw
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prils E,,h.ers set Dawn On

New YoRH, Sept. 21.-Dumpsey aud
Boylau, pugilists, arrested yesterday on
the charge of being about to engage in Il
prize fight, were this morning held in
IL 900 bail to keep the peace for ono year,
They were committed in default
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CDLiIHIIiIa NEWS.
.rom oar Regular Correspondent.

rhc remains of Philip Farrow, the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad trainman who left
his wilu and homo hero about five weeks
ago ard went to WlIlmautic, Conn, near
which place he was killed while railroad
ing, were received here on Wednesday
evening and buried yesterday. The body
was packed in Gawdust on account of hav.
ing been 80 terribly mutilatcd by the cars.
When he left homo he Informed his w,lt
that ho was gong to Philadelphia to draw
money due him, aud she never heard from
him afterwards, 1t was a sad return tC
his wife
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Troubled with asthma tor eight years. Not
quite two bottles of Thomas EClcciric on
cured me "Ompteteiy, after spCnding over $3.50
without tue slightest benefit" This Is what
August Trubner, OF Tyrone, Pa, says. For
sale by II. d. Cochran, druggist, l37 and 49,
North Queen street.
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A zig New YOrk EIro

New YORK., Sept. 2l,--Robt. Ellis's
planning mill, on East Forty second sueet,
WAS burn, 4 this morning. G, l. Schuyler
n Co. lost their lumber lying adiac ent Ia
the mill. Loss, $50 900 insured.
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MrAInrn INnIuATInkn

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l,--For tho Mid
die Atlantic states, fair weather to-day
followed by local rains, eastcrly winds, be
coming variable, stationary or slight
rise in temperature.
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An IcIeYaInr lSurned.

PORTLAND, Dakota, Sept. 2l.-leste
day J. +. Corgell's elevator, containing
80 600 bushels Of wheat. was destroyed by
fire. Tho loss is from so, 600 to $50, 600 ;
insurance, 100000.
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PARKEsHURG, Sept. 2l.-Tho seaShOr(
express struck and killed Bill Bloomer
trackman from Atglen, just as the train
came around North Bend.
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Tonight ut Mrnnerchor Hall, the opening
bali, under the auspices of the Marion club, Of
this city, viii take place A pleasant time Is
looked Tor, rs all the members ara experienced
IN holding balls The CITY band will play tor
the promenade. The badg, to be worn by
the members are very attractive
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GEoRGg N. RENNoLps, general agent North
western Mutual lie insurance company, paid
to-day $40 OOD to Mrs. Gideon W, Arnold, the
amount of "A policy in that company. THIS
policy win draw in addition about t@on div-
idCnds,
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Rev. j. q. Critchlow, formely pastor Of
the first Baptist church Chestnut st., this
city now of Philadelphia, is in town and will
I'LL his old pulpit next Sunday morning and
evening.