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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-10

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest hy q sick child suffering and crying
witt. the oxCruCiating pain of cutting teeth
Il go, 40 at orcc and get Il bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SIRUP. II viii relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon It t; there IL no mistake about 1t. There IL
not mother on earth who has ever used It,
who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regulate tho bowels and give rest to the
mother, and relief ami health 10 the child, OPP
Grating like magic. It perfectly satc To use
In all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and Is
the prescription OF ono OF the olicst and best
female physicians In tho United States. Sold
evorywhcre. 25 conts Il bottle.
maVl-M,W " saw
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A B,g Now Jersey yvyeos.

EL1zABETu, N. j., Oct 10.--An axle on
an east bound freight train on the Penn
sylyania railroad, broke at this place at
Sl0 o'clock this morning, throwing two
freight cars over on west track just as tho
Boston express south came along running
turned completely over and tho baggage
car telescoped with freight car. Two
other freight cars were demolished. En-
gipeer Edward Kelly went over with his
engine, but escaped unhurt. Nobody
was seriously injured. Both tracks were
blocked and trains wero delayed until
about 0:30, but are now moving promptly.
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We printed yesterday an announcement
OF the death of Harry II. Umble which
took Ilaoo in Evansville, Indiana.
Tho Evansville journal of Monday con.
tains the following particulars attending
tho circumstances preceding his death /:
"The left log of II. II. Umble was um.
putated yesterday forenoon Mt tho st.
George hotel, by DR.. Owen, assisted by
Drs. Geo. b. Walker and Edward
Murphy. Mr.. Umbe had been braced
up by stimulants for tho terrific or.
deal, and under the influence of
an anmsthetc, passed through 1t
very successfully. There was considerable
gangrene somo distance above the knee.
The amputa,ion was near tho thigh Joint.
Appearances indicate that II the portion OF
the thigh remaining Is not attacked with
gangrcne all will bc well. IL Is to DO Ter.
vently hoped 80, as Mr.. Umblo, is To good
q man and valuable citizen to DO lost with
out general regret aud sorrow. Although
his relatives live elsewhere ho has lived
hero so long and knows our people so WELL
that IL il homo u him. Mr.. Joseph
Umble, register of Lancaster, county,
Pa, his brother, IL here, and will take
tho patient homo with him II ho
survives tho operation. llo has now lost
both legs above tho knoe, and will be
almost helpless. Late last night tho pros.
poets of his recovery were good. Tho vital
powers keep up well and promise to carry
the unfortunate man through. The left
leg was suddenly paralyaod several days
ago, and soon commenced to mOrtify,
necessitating tho amputation to save the
patients life. Tho right leg was amputa
tod several years ago in consequences of
disease thai had afflicted it many years
previous" Mr.. Umbc died Tuesday morn
ing, as has been ALREADY stated. His re
mains will DO forwarded TO Lancaster ioi
ipterment Funeral at . o'clock, Friday
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ELE"ASr
Wedding Gifts
AT
S2glmd LAHM'S CORNER.

n,yIDESD SOTICE-THE BOARD OF
~ managers OF the Lancaster and Fruitvillc
Turnpike Company have this day declared II
dividend OF 81 - per share on the capital stock
of sad company, payable on demand at the
Fulton National Bank, Lancaster, ia.
II. CARPENTER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
OCT. 3, 1883. oct3 2tdW&SS2tw
NyIANTED-ENPERIE Statesmen
w TO open up new territory with fine line
OF Bibles, Albums and other standard sub
scription works on weekly and monthly pay
ments. Full instructions given to new men.
Good pay guaranteed.
SrALEi II HAWES, Publishers,
No. 0O7 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
OniCc-No. Court avenue, Lancaster.
Oct5. lwdSltw+
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[ ,nKuNIu sUrPURArIuN OF THE MID.

~ die ear Is often cOniounded with that
rare disease, cronic suppuration OF tho oXter
nal auditory canal.
Diseases of the Eye, Ear and Throat-also
Chronic Diseases successfully treated by
DRS. II. ID. and NJ. A. LOSGAkER
Onice-l3 East walnut street Lancaster, Pa.
Cons Sultation free. OS-3td&w
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BASEBALL.
Tnr rnEsross' sEcuSD VISIT nEE'
rho Homo Team Defeated by Costly hfr"'H
.-interssting Points of tho oame

rho Homo Team Defeated by Costly hrrorS
.-tnterssting Points Of tho Dame
Hero aud Eisowhore.
Tho Trenton inter state CLUB ana the
IrOnsidcs played their second game on the
grounds OF tho lattor yesterday AFTERNOON.
Tho vcathcr was very lino IL being nioo
and warm. and tho attendance was large.
Tnnn tho last visit of tho Trontons they
were defeated by the close scoro of 2 to .,
and ever since they have been anxious to
ul,y another game, In order that they
might teach tho lronsides lesson in ball
plnyinG. Tho lesson of yesterday showed
that the homo team had not forgotten how
to play ball and had II not
been for their crrors, which were
made at critical points in tho game,
they would again have been victorious.
Tho visitors put in Fox and Quinton as
the battery and tho homo team succeeded
in making as many hits as they did of tho
former and Williams in tho last game.
Quiuton played badly behind tho bat,
having number of passed balls, which as
sisted the homo team to run up tho score.
Tho other membcrs of tho team played
very fine fielding game. The homo nine
mt RiLtcphouso in tho box, and although
ho was hit hard for several innings, his
work wae well done, and Hanna support
cd him admirably. Tho lrOnsides
had too many errors in tho field,
Spence having no less than four
Tho others were pretty well di.
vidcd but three players having clean
score. The first inning brought no runs
for either club, but in the second the
visitors scored four, mostly by heavy hit
ting, Williamson getting three and
O'Bricu' two bagger. In the third
inning ilO.lDrd sent hot ball which
tangled tho short stop up and camo IN on
a passed ball. Sixsmith made three
base bit. putting tho ball in the extreme
corner Of tho left field, and scored on the
mutr of Reilly's fly to Bradley. Oldheld
cot his work IN for three base hit in the
fourth inning and scored on Knowles fine
hit TO centre. Rittenhouse repeated the
work OF Knowles, and the latter came IN
on q bad throw Of Quinton to first, which
gave IIoflOrd that base, the latter and
RttcnhouSo coming in on passed balls.
The visitors added three runs TO their score
10y heavy work ut the bat and the aid ol
several errors in throwing on tho part OF the
home team in the sixth inning. la the
seventh inning q i}rien opened with a
good hit for the visitors and Bastiau
brought him IN with a two Dagger, the
latter scoring whllI the ball was lost
uuder tho seats after being thrown from
the Geld. THN last run of the Trentona
was mahc by Lynch in tho eighth inning
he took his base on balls and came in Oi
the hit Of Quin'ou. The last inning gave
tho home team Oun run, which was mad,
by IaCLgr on his Own single and tive
Dagger Of Siysmth. Tho whole score
fpllbEs
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li62k EIS.
Philadelphia MARKET.
PHILApELrHrA, oct. lO.-Fiour dulland we
Ryn

PHILADELrBrA, oct. 0-Flour dullnnd weak.
Rye flour at si.
Wheat dun and easier; No. ? Western
Red, sl 0734dl 0S No. do, 81 02 +; No.
Pa. Re,, 81 IGdl H.
Corn hrm sail yellow, 6GG2c sail mixed 4,
5S6G50c No. 3 mixed, 5Sfp5sI6c.
oats firm fair demand No, White, 3S11c ,
No, . white, 361I@37c No. 3 do, 35HypSGc No.
Mixed, 35c.
Rye scarce at csc.
Seeds Glover dun Mt SDSh Timothy dull
at 81 5Odl 60 Flaxseed firm, 81 i29i i5
Provisions firm.
Lard firm,
Euttcr firm and active.
Eggs scarce aud hrmer.
Cheese steaiy moderate demand.
Petroleum 0ull,
whisky at 81 20
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a Kansas Murder

PAoLA, Kansas, Oct. 10. "A man whose
name is thought to bs Curran, stranger
here, was shot aud killed last night by
Mol" Black, tho mistress of house oi
IN fame. She says he attempted to force
his way into the house aud she shot him
to protect herself.
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seems strange that any ono VIII suiIer
from tho many dcurgcments Drought on ny
nm impu"C condition OF the blood, when SEQ
WILLS SARSAPARILLA AN ID DSTlLLlNGlA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical organization. IT
Is indeed II strengthening syrup, pleasant 10
AXE, AID has proven itself To be the best
BLOOD PUElFlER ever discovered, effect
uully curing Scroiala, Syphlittc disorders,
Weakness OF tho Kidneys, Erysipclas, Mala-
rim: all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
lous complaints and all diseases indicating an
Impure condition OF the Blood Liver, Kid
uuys, stomach, Skin, etc. II corrects indi
gcstion single bottle will prove to you It's
merits H. "a health rcnower, tor IL ACTS Llk
ACnARM, especially when the complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having "a tendency to
lessen the natural yiRnr OF the brain and ner
| VOU- SystCm.
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A Negro Lynched,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dot. 10.-Tke
negro who murdered Policeman Street, of
Huntsville, Alabama, on Monday, by split
ting his head open with an axe, was taken
from Jail last night by 80 masked men aud
hanged. Ho refused to give his name. His
confederate is still at largo. A heavy
reward Is offered for his arrest.
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Enw York NInrketr

NEW lVRK, Oct. Flour dull ana shade
lower.
Wheat A2lc lower; unsettled and fever
ish active speculative business; largely in
options No. 9 ked. Nov, 81 90 ib 1901 1914 I:
Dec, 81 SEgl 3Ls Jan, 81 lihDl l5M.
Corn opened L9Kc lower; afterwards al.
vancgd ITp24c trade moderate; Mixed west
ern, spot, b0lp59c do future. h7H@j9c.
oats triiic better, very quiet; State, $50
43c; Western, 32hIi2c.
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Wenow have In stock large and complete
stock OF Ladies', Gents and Childrcn's ME-
RINO NDERW EAR.
Childs Undershirts from l5c up, Boys'S Me
rino Undershirts at 25c. SOC. and 5Oc special
bargains in Ladies' Mcrino Vests at 3oc., ijc
and SOC scarlet and Medicated Underwear.
4 New Stock OF INFANTS WOODEN A''K.
ETS AND CARS at Very Low Prices.
Ladies', Gents and Children's FALL COT
TON HOSIERY. We guarantee our prices 10
be the lowest,
most complete assortment OF KID
GLOVES. Three buttons five hooks laCing
or MusQuetaire. Each pair warranted Spe-
cial bargain. Fifty dozen brilliant Lislc
Gloves fine Fall Shades (worth 4Oc.) at 25c.
pair. A full assortment OF Plain Colofed
Hosiery for Children from lOc pair up
We are also daily receiving NOVELTIES IN
MILLINERY GOODS. We have beyond II
doubt the largest assortment OF any store IN
Lancaster county. Our prices are positively
| the lowest
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Almost Insane ami Cured.

Most OF tho eminent doctors in tn" Ea-',
~ well ~ several ot inc medical faculty in
New York CITY" writes Rev. 7. l.. Shtrcly, OF
Chicago faIlcd to help our daughters opt
lepsy, which began 10 show signs OF turning
into insanity. By the good providence %
God we tried Samaritan Ncruinc. and II cuIod
her" Your drugglst keeps It, $50.
OQlWdCOlSw
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"SWaynG's ointment Cures tho most inVet'
"Swayne's Ointmcnt"}
"Swayne's Ointment crate cases OF skin diE-
''Swayne's Ointment)
"Swayne's ointment eases, such as totter,
"SWaynG's Ointment calf rhcurr scoId hand
"Swayne's Ointment '''
"Swayne's ointment babcr'5ttch, sores, oil
"Swayne's Ointment cruaty acoIy itch,ry
"Swaynes Ointment '' '>''
"Swaync's ointment skin Cruptons, ami
"Swayne's Ointmont"D rrat dIstrcssiny cam.
"Swayne's Ointment }
"Swayne's Ointment plant, itching piles,
"Swayne's Ointmeur\ I'm. only ctioctuoI Curo
"Swayne's Ointment
"Swayne's Ointment no matter now oDSIl
"Swayne's Ointment" Snato or long standing
Ask for II and use no other 1t CURES
where all else tails. Sold by all druggists,
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CoLDES's Liquid Beet Tonic combines all
the elements OF nutritious food. ASK for
COtden'S ot druggists. oS-lwdeodSw
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AT HARRISBURG.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 10--Tho House
was engaged all morning in discussing
Amorman's resolution for n conferen CO
committee on apportionment, ana then
postponed it's further consideration until
Tomorrow,
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BtiIon again

Ira Duncan, the little boy who was
bitten in tho faco yosteZday by Buohmil-
lcr's big dog, was again bitten this morn
ing in tho hand by little pct dog belonging
to George Kaut2.
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Tho M,llers, Convention.

The convention of the state Millers'
association, adjourned sine die at noon to-
day, to meet in Philadelphia next year.
This mornings session was devoted to
hearing reports Of committees.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-10

recommend Lady CAmeita's Secret OF
Youth and Beauty for the complexion IA be-
ing tar superior to any aIticlo ever used. II
positively removes Frccklc' Rmc VIII remove
Tan in one application. PIicc iUc.
For sale ut all druggists.
MRS. J. RENNE SMITH,
icE,-GmdMSg Newark, y. j.
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special cheap excursion TO Lebanon on
Thursday, October II. Train leaves LanCls.
ter (King strceU ri $40 a. M, Columhir, so
Fare only 81 80. Leave Mannheim At G:3!. Fare,
81 %. Leave LitiE at Gih Fare, $50 Leave
Ephrata AT 10 Faro, SlGj. Ol,3,G,l0<w
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4 dispatch received this morning by the
chief of police states that Wilson 4. KEN
bic, of Lincoln university, hal horse and
buggy stolen from him last night,
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DUBIIC sALE-ON MONDAY EVENING

DUBLIC SALE-ON MONDAY ESENISS
OCTOBER Is, 1888 the undersigned Will
expose to public sale at the Cooper House, all
that valuable lot OF ground, situated on the
north side OF West Orange street, between
NeYin street and the Marietta turnpike, lOO
feet west from the west side OF Ncvin street,
and extending in front on West Orange street
y teGt. ana extending in depth OF that width
2i5 feet to Il common alley bounded on the
east by property OF Jacob IIatZ and on the
west by property OF John G. ilagor.
sale to commence at I O'CLOCK p. NJ. when
the conditions Will be made known by
&. q. SCHUBERTH.
SHuBERT Il SUTTON Aucts. o9Gt
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10,-For the Middle
Atlantic states fair weather, variable
winds, falling followed by rising baromo.
ter, stationary or rising temperature.
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iinatOrg.

There viii be u rehearsal OF the Lancaster
. riuafOrc company tomorrow evening IN
the second story of tho opera house.
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No. Is East King Street,
SI'ECIAL NOTICES.

Camclia Dentono for the teeth Is vo,y ira
grant and removes Tartar and scuri, hardons
tho gums, stops decay and perfumes the
breath. Price, 20 ccnts For sale nt all drug
pIsts ie2T-emdW
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a Cough, cold or Sore Throat

Hoquires Immediate attention, neglect ir.
ritates the lungs ana nm incurable disease II
often tho result. "DR. SWAlNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY cures the
most severe coughs ana colds, actsdirectly on
tho lungs, throat ana chest, purhes the blood,
and Tor bronchial, asthma, all pulmonary At.
ioctions OF long standing, isthe best remedy
ever discovered. Price 25 cents and 81 por
bottle. Tho large size is the most econOmIcuI
Sold by all best druggists. il9-MW&FlvdSw
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An Immense strire.

LONDON, Dot. 10.-Five thousand miners
in Lanarkshire, Scotland, have struck for
an advance of wages.
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DE. Benson's Celery anu Chamomile Pills
tor the euro OF Neuralgia are success."-Dr
G. T.. Holman, Christituburg, Va. 80 cts, ut
druggists.
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RED HORSE POWDERS euro all discasca
~ huls a, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry ana MI
tive stock POSITIVECUKE. may2i-"
FOR sulu at II. u. C"chran's drug store III
EOrih Queen street
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For Lame Back, SIDE or Cnest use SHI
LOWs POROUS PLASTER. Price, IS cent.
sold by II. Is. Cochran, 1877 and l39 North Queen
treet, Lancaster. ieDlieodb
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Mayor MacGoniglo is laid up with u bad
cold and was unable to hold his usual
police court this morning. He expects to
be about again in day or two.
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"FYrc Dr's: no emit :OC medicine no retteJ.
D,'. BcnsOu's SKIN cure has driven array al
eruptonS ana FDi nearly iCcH"-lda C'Ioung
Hamilton, III. Druggists keep IT, 81 per pack
ugC.
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COATSl COATS |

These goods are now daily arriving, and our
assortment is now complete in Fall Goods.
The Heavier Goods are still coming in, ana IN
about ten days we will he able to show the
best line OF Coats. Circulars, SC, that was ever
shown In LancaCter.
NJ. II. BASH u son, Lancaster, Pa.
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UMRLE.-In Evansville, Indiana, on october
tn, Henry II. Umblc.
Funeral on Friday at O'Clock Il m, from
the residence OF Joseph Umblc, brother OF the
deceased, No. AIS West James street Inter
mcnt at Woodward lin cemetery. 2tu
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In small POx, Scarlet rever and Diphthcrla
DarDys ProphylaCtic Fluid Will stop lh'
spread OF the infection,
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For Hay Fovcrl recommend Ely'l Cream
Balm ltCntirCly relieved me from the nrst
anpllcntion have been sutlCr for ten years.
Going from home and ncglecting to take the
remedy, had an attack after returning |
Immediately rosorteI to 1t, and found instant
relief. believe, had begun its use earlier, /
should not have been troubled. J. CoLLYEE,
Clerk. lis Broad St, Elizabeth, n. j.
NY brother Myron and myself were both
curCd TO all appearance, OF Catarrh and Hay
Fever last July and August. Up to this date,
Dec. - neither have had any return of these
troubles. Ely's Cream Balm was the medl'
elmo used. GABRIEL FERRIS, spencer, II ga
20 y Y O2-2wdcOd&w
TnysrclANs prescribe Coldcn's Liquid Bee
Tonic tor the weak, worn, and dyspcptc
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u. =, A, surgeon Crane Dead.

WASHINGTON, ID. o., Oct. 10.--Surgeon
General Charles II. Crane, U, S. A., died
here last night.
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SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!

We have Just received II full line OF Black
and Colored silks, that We are enabled TO soil
very cheap. 4 full line OF colors at 7lc that
are as good as sold elsewhere at s7Hc.; and
our Dollar Black and ColOred silks we claim
TO be the best that were over Shown In Ian
caster tor the price. We have them ranging
n, ri a AZ 90 VurU,
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SPECIiL NOTICES.
from UIeyeIand. ONO.

Contagion destroyed by Durbys rrOphylac
tic Fluid. See advertisement.
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Small Pox, Diphthcria, Scarlet Fever, lcl-
low Fever, etc, CunJ exist where DarDyS FRO
phylaCtc Fluid Is used.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-10

The Pennsylvania millers' state associa
ton was convened in its sixth annual ses-
sion at Harrisburg yesterday afternoon.
b. +. Isenbcrg, OF Huntingdon, welded
tho gayel, while Lands Levan Of Lancas.
ter, filled the double position of secretary
and treasurer. There were about 80 mil
lors in attendance. The officers of tho
asso.iation for the last ysar were elected
to serve during the ensuing year, as fol-
lows President, b. +. Isenberg, Hunt,
ingdon First Vico President, Cyrus
Hoffa. Lewisburg secretary and treas.
urer, Lands Lcvan, Lancaster. A general
discussion of the respective merits of burrs
and rolls occupied the intormission al
lowed for enrolment of members and
payment of dues. Seven new names
wero added to tho list. Later an atten
two audience gathered to hear an address
which could not fail to interest tho hcarer
even though he could not tell burr from
n roll, nor distinguish between an over
shot and an undershot wheel, by John M
Nolan, of Brooklyn. At 0l5 the conven
tiou adjourned to meet at O'Clock TIL
morning.
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SOgIOkS.
CPEUIAL BARGAIN.
PALACE OF FASHION.
No. l3 EAST KING STREET.
ASTRICH BROS. Ag,..
Dress Goods Dress Goods !

Our assortment OF these goods is now as
good "a any in the city for price ard quality
IL rs cheap as the cheapest, and rs good as the
best We have II full line OF Cloth Dress
Goods Us low as 2jc., and ranging upwards
to 81 -. We have them in every quality and
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nEIt's PAIN PAShCEA cures pain IN
nan unJ hrlst For use externally ana ihl"f
Unily.
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John l.. Sullivan, Slade, the Maori ana
4 party of spariers arrived in town this
morning from Reading and were met at
tho depot by large crowd of men
and boys who were anxious to catch a
glimpse Of theschampion. Sullivan is
accompanied by his wife, and the party are
at the Stevens house. An effort was madc
90 secure Sullivan 70 act as umpire in the
game or base ball this afternoon. 1t failed
as it was feared that might affect the size
OF the audience TO night.
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Comes Il letter signed 4. Walkor, saying
" About six months a 90 commenced taking
RUrdock RloOd Biuers tor protIacted case OF
pleased to state have recovered my appetite
and wont II strength. Feel better altogether.
For sale rg IL. Il. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
l3J North Queen ret.
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summary-Eune earned, Trenton {, Iron.
sides J. Thrcn base hits, SiNsmith, Oldncld
and Williams Two base hits, SiNsmith
O'Briun. Lynch AMI Bt-tiAu. Total base hits,
Trout0n ~ irOnsl1,s 10. Basc on balls, Trcn
ton. B. I.uIl ON base, Irentons :, lrOnsides 1.
struck out, TrcntOuS q, IrOnsdcs .. Passed
balls, OuintCn g, Hanna 3. Wlld Pitches,
Fox /. EittcuuoU~n /. Time OF game, hours
ana Ij minutes. Umpire, Joseph simmons,
manager Trenton club,
Mr.. Simmons made u first class umpire,
although he was rather hard on tho home
team in calling Strikes.