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Annual Convonntinn

On the 22d of this month the conyocatiou
of tho Grand Lodges Of Maryland, New
Jersey and Delaware, A. o. y. w, will
take place iu this city. After a secret meet
ing in their lodge hall, in the Cooley
Building, Shipley street above Fourth, the
Grand Lodge will adjourn to the Institute
Hall where and open meeting will be held,
which will be followed by hsnqu4t a.,
Il ra & Lewis restaurant.
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Fall Fashion Quarterly,

Send 15 cents TO >trawbridge & Clothier.
for the Autumn Quarterly; la0 pages; 1000
illustrations; 42 valuable articles on sub
jects of interest to ladies; ;also dressmakers'
page. Every description of dry goods illus
trated and priced for shoppers by mail. The
music by w. w. Gilchrist, the celebrated
composer, is alone worth double tie price of
the book. Yearly subscription, so cents; as
cents fol- six months. Subscribe now.
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Psnnsylypn.s R. r. Excursions to Florida

PsnnsylyRnts r. h. Excursions to Florida.
The Passenger Department Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company makes the an
nouncement that round. trip tics cts to Jack
sonville, florida, have been placed on sale at
thp principal stations aud city offices on
theiF system. These tickets permit pur-
chasers to use them for the return trip at
any time prior to May 81, 1854. The use of
came, both going and returning, ts subject
TO certsin restrictions, the particulars Of
which may be had of ticket agents, who will
also We information as to trains and Pull.
man ,ervice. The rate for the entire round
trip from Wilmington is only $500.
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RaalsTERs.s NOTIoEs.
PEGIsTER's ORDER.
REaIsTER's OFFICE.
New UNatIa IN. nal OctnhaI

New Castle Co., Del, October IL, 1888.
Open the application or Mary j. .McCullOu gh and
Robert Mccullough executors OF j oshua II. McCul
lough, Of Christiana hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, IL Is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Executors aforesaid give
notice Of granting OF letters Testa-
with the date OF granting thereof by cauelng
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date OF such letters In six of the most
public places OF the county of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
the estate TO present the same, abide by an act
Of Assembly In such case made and provided (;
and also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period In the DAILY GAZETTE, q
Newspaper published In Wilmington, and TO be
continued therein three weeks, le. o. d.
(~~l Given under the hand and seal 0f0flce
IL. }Of the Register aforesaid AtWilmlngton
W. lm New Castle county aforesaid, the
5. q. BIeGs, Register.
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Sunday panara

All the news can be found In the papers
sold by Davis, 6lS Market street. Any New
York or Philadelphia paper published can be
had. See the Sunday Press with its elegant
supplement
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Learn TeIegrnnIlY.

day or evening. P. 81 N. J. Telegraph, main
Office 926 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa; I;
branch Office 50e Market street, Whining
ton, Del.
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LI0ENsE APPLICATIONS.
,ICE-L WILLIAM nOLLARD.

NOTICE., WILLIAM D0LLARD,
IN TENANT Of within m ntloDed premises, In
compliance v Ith an act OF Assembly In such c. se
made and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply in WI itlng to the honorable, the
Judges Gf the Court of General Sessions Of the
Peace and jail Delivery of the State of Delaware
in and for New Castle County, on Monday, the
10 day OF November next, A. D., 1888 being the
frs day of said Court, for license to keep an
inn or tavern at Northwest corner Of Second
and Adams streets, In the Tenth ward
Of the city Of Wilmington, New Castle County,
Delaware, and to sell Intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises and the following respectable cit zenF,
residents of said ward, recommend the said 0p-
plIcation, TO wit
James 2eRler II z Lannan
Paul Kelley Melt McGooley
VIM Walsh Patrick Long
Karl Specht Wm 0'Brlen
Martin Doordan John Mines
Iohn DoOrdan Michael T Hamilton
lanes Ha-!s James II Monaghan
WiilIam O'Meara Peter n Miller
TranrIR McCloskcV John Il McEntee
John Guthrie Patrlck O,byrne
William Forrest fatElek conner
Maxwell Mahoney ii Noon
William 0'Meara, Jr
nnv1.A WILLIAM DoLLARD.
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MnTIlH.

All persone having claims against the estate OF
the deceased must present the same duly Rttested
to the Executors on or before October 18TH, A.
D., 1884 or abide the act OF Assembly In such
sase made and provided.
octl5-3w MARY J,MCCJfLLOUGH, j,
ROBERT MCCULLOUGH,
address Centreville, Del, Executors.
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N0TIcHs.
.

THE NArIoNAL BASE oF DBL AWAKE I
at Wilmington, Nov ?, lss3.
The directors have this da5 decllr 4 dividcnd
of seventeen dollar p'r tiare for the list six
months, paNahleOn deu1ud clear Of ttXis.
nOv2-3t u. II, EMBANKS. Cashier.
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Arm Rrokan.

Annie Maxwell, hve-yeSr-old daughte,
OF George Maxwell, living at Forty Acres,
fell, while playing on Wednesday, and broke
her right arm.
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NOTICE
TO OUR CUSTOMERS,
oGR FRIENDS AID rHE PUBLIC GENEE
NOTICE.


ALA.
The old established restaurant OF Charles Kyle q
At the Northeast corner OF sixth and Orange sta.,
H. now open for the winter with fun stock
ofOYSCERS Our constant aim shall be to keep
the RT lest oysters that are produced.
made D specially.
Thankful for past patronage we would still
CHARLES KYLE.
CLIP this out for future reference. nOv2-lm
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RERARD4

DEWARD.-A REWARD OF FIVE
HI HUNDRED DOLLARS is hereby offered
for the arrest and apprehension Of ofCOllngsworth
/. liallett who escaped from jail at Georget0En,
tion: hight about Ave feet ten inches, rather
spare, high check bones, v Ice peculiar, dno and
chin false upper teeth. CHAS. G. SToCKLEY,
Governor
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IhER'S PAIN PAEACEA cures pain in
man nnd hcast. FOR nee externally ana inter.
-L-LL
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LOTS FOR SALE.
4 number Ot desirable Building Lots IN the
Sixth ward, on easy terms. Apply 10
sCp25.lwd a. W. Russell
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Quite an excitement was caused this
morning on North Queen street, because
of a difficulty between VIM. NJ. Shrum,
owner, aud John II. Kaufman, lessee OF
the store room = llG North Queen street
Mr. Kuuilman * druggist and has been
in possession several years with only =
verbal lease, but has paid his rent regu
hrly. Last week hc removed his stOro To
No SO North Queeu street, locked up the
vacated promises. and kept the keys,
holding that his lease did not expire until
tho first Of April nOxt. On kaufman
retiring from tho premises, Mr.. Shrum
rented them TO another druggist, and as
Kaufman refused to givo up the
keys, he forced an r'trhucc BY opening 4
trap doc. leading irom the cellar - the
store room, and q umenCCd tho removal
Of what iltir go nls kAVlfman had lett in
the room. kaufman made complaint,
aUd obtained from Alderman FordGCy Il
wlrraut fur ~hium's arrest and he was
taken iutn custody by Officer smith
White he v..r entering bail, Kaufman and
his counsel forced Al entrance into the
disputed store by sending hoy through
the transum above the front door and
having him unlock the door with the key
which was in the lock inside. Having
secured possession. Kaufman nailed M
tie trap door, igahed the doors and
windows, .Hi ~ last accounts held the
.Drt
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,h" iOioHtUg statement Ot William Cough
IN, Oi SOmuryiilr, Mass, IL 80 romurlsnbic tnal
We beg tOu ask for 1t the attention OF our read
ell. II, slls: IN tie illl OF 1876 wa4 taken
WI,u - vIriunI Bleeding at the lung-, followed
h} o ervrrr cough. | soon began to los" my
appetite and ficgh. | was so weak ut one timo
that | COull not lcaSo my bed. In tho sum.
iu.G q. ls77 WIS admitted - The city Hospital.
WhlIu 4 ILogu The doctars SAID hal hole in
10y lett lung rs big 10 q hHlEdullur. eIpeld'
",t over hundred dollars in udoctors and med
i.ilcs. lwus 40 TAR gona at one time report
Sd, around that was dead. gave mp hope
'ir a irirud told Inc OF DIR. WM. HALLS
"AISAa FOR The LuNGs. / laugho at
nY friends. thinking my cas-" ircurflhr, hut !
.o.u''uln 90 satisfy tEom, when 20 my sur
prise, d qualification, / commenced 20 feel
hattUr My nope, once dead, began 10 r"Eivr,
a ID % iay lcel In bettcu spirit, tAun have
thopust three yenrU
- writcihis hoping you VIA publish II, 10
wat every one afflicted with Deceased Lungs
VIII be- Inuuc"l to ltAr pB. WM. HALLS
BNL-AM EORTIIE uud be convinced
that CO&SUMPplON CAN EE CURED.
uavu taken two bottle. ANA ylIn positively say
inai II has dOuu me more good than MI tho
other medicines haze takcn since my sick
ness. NY cough has almost entirely disnp
pearcd nnC shall soon bo Hb! 10 go 10 work
sold nv II. y Cochran. lo7 North Queen street
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puuI.aily.
Meeting nf the ponItry Society

A stated meeting Of tho Lancaster
poultry society was held IN the ofli0o OF j,
Il. Long at 1920 this morning.
The following named members were
present +. X. Dificnderilcr, John Il.
Shum, Harry Schroyer, Charles LippOld,
j. y Ljchty, J. B. Long, VIM. Shoeuber
ger, Frank lIumphrcyvilIc, Geo. Rathvon,
city; John VI. Iiagan, Strasburg Harry
II. StautIer, Barcville.
Daring the meeting the board of dirCc-
to,s visited the third story Of the now
postotlice building, with view Of leasing
it FOR the purpose Of holding therein the
next annual exhibition Of the society. On
their return tho meeting authorized 'hO
directions tO lcasr the room for six months
with the privilege Of smblc,tinI the same
10 others.
The secretary was authorized TO cor
respond with poultry Judges aud get theiI
terms FOR Judging tho poultry at mex
exhibition.
Tho board Dr directors were instructed
TO revise the premium lists aud report t.
next meeting OF the society,
Alluurrgd
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The first week Of October common pleas
court began this morning, with Judge
Livingston on the bench.
When tho list was called it was found
that 2G cases were ready for trial.
The case of Adam Camauf VS.. Jacob
ltoop, action for wages was settled.
In tho case Of Dennis Cronin VS.. the
county of Lancaster an appeal from tho
award of viewers toiassess damages by tho
opening OF South Marshall street, a vor-
diet was taken in favor of the plaintiff for
$4,000
Tho case Of Petor Landau VS.. d. H..
Heller, surviving partner OF Sensenig and
Huber, action for damages for non
Performance of contract, was settled,
Tho case of Richard Weaver Va. J. o.
Diller was continued.
No cases were attached for jury tTia
this morning, and court adjourned to 2
o'clock this afternoon.
Charter Granted.
A charter was granted to tho Poe
Mans Protective Society of Columbia.
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SUICIDE.
An o!o Woman browns uerselL


Polly Pitt, an oil woman 80 or 60 years
Of age, committed suicide On Wednesday
last by drowning herself in Hershey's mill
race, halt mile north OF LOmOn Place.
She was found yesterday by parties Iass'
ing along who noticed a blskoc aud, be-
lieylng it TO belong to Polly, went about
200 yards further down the stream where
they found tho body, 5ho had lain
N the water from Wednesday and the
body was slightly dCcompOsCd. Deputy
coroner II. II. RohrCr, Of Lemon Place,
Cmpanuellcd the following jury David
W. Edwards, ELAN w. Esheman, \. l.
Carpenter, Shaw W. Frow Eshomn
Martin and William Gully, who rendered
n verdict Of suicide by drowning during Il
fit OF temporary insanity. a post mortem
examination vas made by Dr. A. II.
Smith, of Paradise, owing to II cut above
her left eye, but tho suppOsition is thnT
she struck it against u stone when she
plunged into tho water. The remains were
sent to tho county hospital whore they
wero recognized by tho inmates of the
institution. Tho deceased had been q
wandcrcr for years.
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siow to secure Health.

tsccms strange that any one will suffer
from tho many arrangements brought on by
An impuro condition OF the blood, when SEQ.
WILLIS IhRSAPARILBh AND STIBLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP Will restore
perfect health to tho physical Organization. II
IL Indeed Strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take, ald has proven Itself 10 be tho bost
BLOOD pUBlFIER ever discovered, effect.
ually curing scroiula, SyphlItic disorders,
weakness oi the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Maln.
ria an nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ions complaints and al diseases indicating an
impure condition OF tho Blood, Liver, Kid
neys, stomach, skln etc 1t corrccts indi
gCston. single bottle viii prove TO you It's
merits as health reucwcr, for Il ACTS LIKE
CHARM, especially when tho complaint "a
OF an exhaustive nature, having q tendency to
lessen tho natural vigor OF the brain and ncr
vOus system
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MARHE7S.
PhilanoIrhin n,nrnet.
rHrLA pELPHIA, oct !9.--tIour market stead
l.vr nom firm Al So ..

PHILADELPHIA, oct % --fIoul market steady.
Rye iiOuI firm AZ s. -.
3du, II o.; No, PlL Rhi. si l7Bl 10.
Corn nrm; san yCllOw, Ol%G862c; sail
m Ncu, GO1gilc: No. ) Mixed, Jaat9Ic
Uaia hrmor but quiet No I White, 37Ec
No. White, %H"i No. 10, 35HGaGc No
Mixed, SIC.
Seeds clover Grm At Sl0k Timothy quiet
at 81 J5GllGj; fluN~Ced ilIm III i2lel ~.
Provisions steady MCss Pork, Sl2 j0ul3 co
Bacon -amOlSou shoulders, GAfg7c salt do
i}saGc; smoked haus, l5x0ldci pIckled do
l34Wl5u.
Lard steady; city rChnGd, 09gMc loOs,
butchers, NC pIimC steam, s. 40,
Butter hrm and In good demand
Pa. and western Creamery extra, coo West
CIn extra, 4dc.
Rolls ut lO1lSc
Eggs firm but quiet; Penn'a G4tra, 2Gc
Western extra, g82IIc
| Cheese steady iair demand New YORK tul
| cream, llk8llAei western do lOkglO24c
| Petroleum quiet Refined, s4@sNc.
| whisky a. 81 30
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AIlInlOInenls.

Hcr Second Lorc."-Tho ap. .eRrance 0f the
popular and handsome actress, MaUdo GIur-
ger, in Fulton opera house tins evening, viii
bC one of the chief events OF the theatrical
season here. Tho play In which she appears Is
new and strong one, and her support Is,
" ithOut doubt, an exceedingly abe ono; II IN.
cludes Lewis Morrison, and his Lame Is
synonymous TO good acting The Philadelphia
Record says: Miss MaudG Granger 10, : iull
Justice TO her part, though it IS not tho strong
est In tho play. MIR. Lewis Morrison has Il
powerful character to represent, and no dec
It wGll. Miss Lillian Vane is II charming
soub EFT . and Mr.. william 5. Harkins is an
altogether worthy choice for second love"
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UEd7'Ifn.

HANEEMANN. In this city, on the 2Jih inst,
his age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. Gil North Queen street,
on Tuesday afternoon At O'Clock mtcrmcnt
at XLon's cemetery. q
LgBER--At Ephrata on tho 3Oth nit. Mrs
charlotte Nj, vito OF John W.'Icbcr in th
Gith year Ot her age,
Funeral on Wednesday next Rt O'Clock
p. m. Intcrmeut at Ephrata cemetery. 81
IIERsHRY.-Oct. /, 1883, Boniamin Hershey, o
Manor township tncar MOuntvtllcl, Lancaster
county, Pa.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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srowns noussnuid ranacsa.

IL the most effective Pain Destroyer IN the
world. WIN most surely quicken the blood
whether taken informally or applied cxter-
nally. ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
Othor pain alloviator, aud IT Is warran ted dou.
bio tho strength than auy othcr simi. - prOpa
ration. " .. d.. .. ..
IL cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothachc, and
ALL ACHES, ana Is Tho 8rsat HeI;ever OF
Pain. "BROWE'S HOUSEHOLD PAHACEA"
should be In every family. A teaspoontul OF
the Pnnacea In u tumblcr OF hot water [sweet,
ened, ~ prcierredl, taken at bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD. - cents u bottle.
mayl-T ThF&
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IN EUROPE.
Commotion IN M Msdrid over King AIfonso's
ITcatment In Earis,

ComnOtion IN Msdrid over King AIfonso's
Troatment In Paris.
MADRID, Spain, Oct. 1.-The citizens
here arc highly inconsed over the insults
offered to King Alfonso in Paris on Satur
day. Bands of people paraded the streets
yesterday evening, insulted Frenchmen
and openly threatened tho French embassy.
The police, however, prevented any VIC.
lence from being perpetrated. Senior
Moret at a meeting OF the Democratic club
declared that tho insults offered to the
king affected the whole Spanish nation,
which he declared would stand by
the king. His utterances we're received
with loud cheering. Marshal Serrano has
telcgraphed to Senior Canovaas de Castillo
that the cause of tho monarchy demanded
his presence in Madrid. The officers of
the garrison have also held meeting at
which strong speeches against France
were delivered
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
QUA ETuuLAH ooRREspONDE
events Along tho Susquehannn-itohs OF
tuteroHt In and Around tho Boroush
piokod up by tho inteiii-

events Along tho Susquehannn-Itotns oi
toteroAt In and Around tho thorough
piCkod up by tho inteih-
gonoer Reporter.
Few ducks are being shot by the lovers
Of duck hunting. Prof. j. Glpo Is form
Ing violin class hero. Another dry goods
and grocery store opened on lth street by
Joseph Kauilett. -Nliss Annie King, oi
Chambersburg. Ii tho guest of Mis. III. +.
Bruner,-Miss Maggie Purple is entertain
inp tho Misses. Mollie McClcnahnn aud
Carrie Reynolds, of Port Deposit, Md
Mr.. NJ. +. Stevenson aud family return.
cd here on Saturday from weeks trip
to Lebanon county. picnic at
Shirk's Grove, on Saturday, was well at
tCndcd.--B. +. Cranes "ren Miles Cross.
ing" company, have cancelled their date.
beautiful harvest festival services at st.
Johns Lutheran Sunday school, yestor.
day.-Thc board of trustees of tho Meth
udgt church meets TO night Mt 1880 o'clock
in the church. On Wednesday at
3 o'clock p. m, the ladies' mis-
sionary so1icty will hold meeting
Second Lieutenant Blanton G.. Welsh, of
tho regular army, is ut home horc.-COr
pural Rouhold llilwig, of Co Il, dth
infantry, has returned homo. Tho Or
phc1u MUSICALE will organize soon for
this ovouiug. g.--Susquohanna lodge Of Odd
Fellows. Riverside lodge of tho
Ladies' Home Communion aud Couestoga
lodge Knights of Pythias meet tonight.
Excursion over tho r. y G. railroad on
Oct. II to Glen Onoko aud tho Switch
back. Round trip tickets, good for three
days, $35O.-Mrs. L,lio Baer, colored,
fell on Saturday and broke her right arm.
flames OF bail on Saturday Our Boys
VS.. Grammar school ninC, former IL runs
and latter lG Red Stockings, Of Colum-
bia Vi. Tigers, of Chickcs, former 10 runs
aud latter "a.
Ironyiile IL soon to DO connected with tho
telephone line. Property of the late Mrs.
Eliza Johns, near lronvilIo. sold "a Jacob
Bard, .lr., for $2,4OO. Peter NJ. Ber.
thciscl has begun tho study Of medicire
with Dr. =. s. Stopcr. The Young men
charged with stealing rOpo from RATS in
Wrightsyillc, the property OF Mr.. Cos
mold, had hearing before Squire Frank
ON Saturday. Benz Stifo and Robert
Griffith pleaded guilty Jacob Doarbarch
was held in 5000 bail.
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"Dr. Renson's CelerY ana Ch0mom,ir FHis
cured my ,rirc Immediately Of scrcrc neUrd!
gio" II. NJ. COckrn, shepheritown, Pa SOC
az druggists.
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RENI IIAILNOADA.


Tho CoIebrook Valley npcned To-day.
To day the now Colobrook Valley rail.
road, extending from ConewagO to Corn.
wall, aud tho Colebtook and Lebanon
railroad extending from Colebrook to
Lebanon aro being opened with appropriate
ceremonies. Quite largo number of pro
minont Lancaster county people are in
attendance. The following named left tho
Pennsylvania depot in this city this morn
ing j. A. IIiostand, George Calder, A. j.
Kaufman, B. +. Breneman, George Stein.
man, A. J. Stoinman, q. w. lIonsel, w.
u. Honsel. James Collins, John Keller, A.
ii. Peacock and few others. The new
roads will prove 10 be of great convenience
TO persons travelling between Lancaster aud
Lebanon, AZ they shorten the distance more
than 81 miles as compared with the route
heretofore travelled via Harrisburg, aud
tho faro Is reduced from sl.0i to sl.20
cents. The trains connecting with tho
new road at Conewago station are the
mail train which leaves this city nj $3.50 u.
IN. and the Harrisburg express which
leaves at 7:iO p. m.
tho HOnds Opened.
A dispatch from Lebanon TO the INTEL
LIGENCER this afternoon says:
The new Cornwall ~ Lebanon and Cole
uIOoh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l'oDauOll,Ob JuO
Philadelphia " Reading railroad, with
Conowago, on tho Pennsylvania railroad,
distance Of 90 miles, were opeuod to-day.
Over 2, 600 oxcursionistsl passed over tho
roads. The visitors here wero welcomed
with an address by Col. J. =. Goblin, and
were banqueted at the several hotels by
the citzens. The new roads open rich
territory and will connect tho Conewago
valley with all points on tho lines Of tho
Penusy lvauia and Philadelphia Il Reading
railroads. Mr. Robert Coleman owns both
of tho now roads
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Arc you distnrbed Mt night and Droken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
VIII. the cScruciaiing pain of cutting teeth I
II 50, 20 III once and get n bottle OF MRS. WIN
sLO"'S SOOTHING SYRUP. II VIII relieve
the poor little sufloTor immediately depend
upOn Il there T. no mistake about II. There IS
not q mother on earth who has ever used lt,
VINO viii not tell yOu at once that Il VIII
regulate tho bowel, and give rest Ia the
mother. and relic and health 10 the child, Op-
rating litu magic. IL lsperieCtly safe to use
IN all eases, aHi pleasant 70 the taste, and Is
tue prescription OF ono Of tho ol ICHt and best
female physicians IN the Unlct states. sofa
every whore. . cents 4 bntiIo
ma.l-N " .SSw
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New York Nlarketb

NEW lUEK, Oct. l.-Flour-Statc and
Western steady and moderately active (;
superhnc state, ~ sOai 35i choice TO fancy,
"a 3O07 90.
Wheat %Gihc higher. fairly active ana hrm I;
No. Rcd, Oct, 81 l2Il@l l2h Nov, 81 1870
al AZ Dec ~ l7Gl ia,
Corn dun and shade lower; Western spot,
500 u2IFc do iuture. iSAQGlAc,
oats without decided change: No. oct,
3lMq3iA o.; Nov, SGjs0SGI6c; state, 3S0Hc
Western, 3lGi3C,
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THIS morning the machine shops of
Isaac Broomrll Il Sou. located 1T Christi
ana were destroyed by tire, which was
discovered about hal!-pasl two o'clock
Nothing was left standing but the walls
the building having been stone. About
So 800 worth OF nltterus were destroyed.
The machinery was very valuable and of
cOurHu is uO~ Useless. The building
was insured The priuciplc busir ess
at tho shops was ,he mauuf1otura Of
tui binc water wheels and about 81 men
are thrown out of employment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-01

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