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S moderately active At current
San rrancleeo Beat Narkst.

Beef is firm at quotations, with fair supply. Nut
ton is unchanged and abundant. Hogs are in larger
supply and arriving freely, being weak at the prices
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COMBINATION OF CIRCUMSTANCES.
THE Under DOG.

THE UNDER DUG.
I know that the world-that the great big world
From the peasant up to the king,
Has different tale from the tale tell,
And different song to sing
But for me, and care not single fg
If they say I'm wrong or I'm right,
shall always go in for the weaker dog
The under dog in the fight.
l know that the world-that the great big world
Will never a moment stop
To see which dog may be in fault,
But will shout for the dog on top.
But for mel never shall pause to ask
Which dog may be in the right,
For my heart will beat, while it beats at all,
For the under dog in the fight.
Perchance what I've said were better not said,
Or 'twere better l said it incOg.,
But with heart and with glass filled chock to the
brim,
Here is luck to the bottom dog.-[David Barker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Everett stebbins, Butci

Hon. william Taylor, Health Commissioner
Boston, says: After three months use of the Gull
cURA REMEDIES. and twelve years Of as constant
suffering from Scrofulous Humor of the face, neck
cured, and pronounce my case the most remarkable
on
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BARLEY-Trade is very dull. For feed purposes
the inquiry is light, and dealers not generally
hopeful of an immediate Improvement in the stua-
ton Buyers as rule decline to pay 974c which is
the asking figure for choice No. Feed, and shading
to some extent seems almost imperative Even if
the price for best quality be lower to 95c it is ques
tonabe il any positive increase in business would
result There is a feeling more or less universal
that break must occur sooner or later, and until
this idea be dspelled operations likely to be
meager, while caution will continue to be
a characteristic of trading. Leading holders. how
ever exhibit no want of confidence in nhe future,
and claim that an advance is more probable than
decline. To an outsider the market presents no
strong features at the moment. Some good Coast,
probably 500 bags, changed hands to-day at 90c.
The market was thoroughly canyassed before this
figure was accepted. Brewing is not active, though
local trade keeps it more or less in motion New is
being taxi n more freely at 81 05C91 OH, while old
can be had at 81 1901 Is q ctl.
On call at the Produce Exchange it was rather up
hill work to do any business The buying and sell
ing elements were both Indifferent, and the session
p ssed without any notable occurrence Sases were
light, comprising 900 tons No. l Feed as follows
Seller lSS3-3O0 tons, 9sac
December-l0O tons. 81 13l.
January-I00 tons, 81 03.
Seller the season-1O0 tons, 97lc q ctl.
dc nd fffa tad fol
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PAINTS AND OILS.

II L. CHADDEBDON, IMPORTER AND DEALER
s9s in Paints, Oils, yarnishes, Window Glass,
Mixed Paints, Artists ard Painters Materials wall
Pspek etc. No. 2o3 st., Sacramento. jyl7.1pti
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At the Cram EXch2nge TINS aiternOon the sales
were as follows
Seller 1888 300 tons, 81 SO.
November, San Francisco delivery-100 tons,
81 72t q ctl.
Quotations of No. 2 grades at leading centers to-
day are telegraphed as follows
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San rrauc1sco Produce Market.


heavy, e@1oc dry. lie; TAllow, ~; Hops,
offering at 25@30c . n.
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Sold by all druggists. CUTIcURA so cents Re-
SOLVENT, 81; SOAP, 25 cents. Potter DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
Send for "HOw to Cure Skin Diseases"
@EGTECURA soar. Absolutely pure,
w. I highly medicinal, incorsed by ply
sicians preferred by the elite Sales 1881 and 1882
1,000,0 600 cakes. Sold everywhere. AIS lwWs&w1t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Frauen-Vetein of the German Lu-
theran Church will hold their monthly meeting
THIS "Wednesday AFTERNOON, October Sd,
at o'clock, at the Church.
o3-1t. B. KNAUER. President
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The Presbyiery Of Sacramento will meet
THIS "wednesday EVENING, at 7:30, in Westmin-
ster Presbyterian Church. Sixth street, of L.
and will be opened with a sermon by the retiring
Moderator Rev. J. N. Smith. The public are cor
daily invited. o3-lt+
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ASH WEDNESDAY,.
Opening of the Lenten Season


Lent, the season OF prayer aad mortif
cation, is now fairly entered upon, and
iriv0itieS of the world are FOR time for
gotten in the cOmmeElCratiOa OF the forty
days fast of the Saviour in the desert.
Ash Wednesday ushers in this period of
penitential observance, suggesting the
sack cloth and ashes rs the proper gasb Of
the lepentant sinner. Ia the Catholic
churches the sign OF the cross is made in
ashes upon the forehead Of every commun
icant: and the ac5 is accompanied with the
solemn injunction, 'Heniomber, man, thou
art but dust, and into dust thou shall re-
turn
Strict attention to Lenten duties is
cu,tD:n which is now more hOnOred in the
breach than in the observance, but its un.
Seen effect permeateS even the centres of
fashion. Social festivities for d time fai.
to attract and tho theatres mark steady
diminu;ioE in attcndance. Apart from it's
religious Specification the season Of Lent
is beneficial rs a period Of relaxation and
abstention irCm the pleasures Of the table
:::ld the ball room 5o&ivty people have
time iOr a breathing spell and men %
prayer have leisure To lutiie within them
seivc.; and mediate OF things spiritual!
East. Sunday tcr:ninlt>, this holy and
p,::itentiai season and the aarb OF woe IL,
exchanged for the h:.bi!iD.e,.ts of rejoicing
over thu newly risen Saviour In the
Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran churches
the services to-day were largely attended.
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OBITUARY.


Solomon Lecie, gcnteMen, died this
morning at tho residnucc OF his ;:uj,t, Mrs.
Harriet Lcciit', oi Stlasburg. About i
yea. ago NJ. Leche was attacked with a.
pulmonary conplaint which developed
into consumption, AK! lie was so i'll l:,s5
SUNNI, that it was feared he would die
He rallied, bnwcver, and was able TO ha
about until last saturday when he took
his bed, sank rapidly and died as
above stated Mr.. Lecho WIS q bright,
intelligent man, ,sses>ed of ample means,
and Il very large circle Of friends and ac-
quaiD;auces iIo was remarkable for his
dmiuuti We height. being scarcely four
feet high, which made him an object Of
interest wherever he went. He WAS q
very active Republican politician, and
always made his influence felt on election
days. He was unmarried and at the time
Of his death was about 15 Years cid.
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COURT PEUCEEDINGS,
What Was Done This Morning.

| W Ab ooUo LID AuOTuibS.
Court met at 10 o'clock this morning
for the purpose OF hearing current bust
ness.
George Cover, boy aged IA, frou
EllZabethtOWn, who at the January court
| was convicted Of tie larceny Of I. lot oi
tools from John Burkholder, was brough.
into court this morning and sentenced to
the House Of Refuge.
Divorces were granted in the fOllowir g
cases
Fanny Weile of this city, from her nus
band, Abraham Weile, on the grounds OF
desertion.
Lille Fellcnbaum, of Strasburg, from
her husband Abraham Fellenbaum, on the
grounds of desertiOn.
John NJ. Shaub, Of this city, from his
wife Susan Shaub, On the grounds of de-
sertion, &c.
John b. Dennis was brought into court
this morning, bat was aont back to jail to
await the decision OF Governor Pattison on
the las. argument.
The restaurant license of G.. G.. Baker, of
EiizlDcthtown, was transferred to VIM.
B. Whitman.
The time o: the board of health appoint
cd by the court having expired this
morning. the following were appointed ~
take their places for the ensuing year
Hugh r. Fulton, D-. John Levelgood,
DR.. J. y. Reed, Christian Zecher, and
Michael f. Stcigerwalt.
George Vosel an insoivent debtor was
discharged.
Az argument wcS held in the case of the
Columbia Water company VS. the NJ. f.
church. Rule f0rn new trial.
Court adjourned to 2! o'clock.
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A1kikE 1S.
nHil::dc,Dhia Market.

Iu.A. ,oa-rRts Feb. Flour firm. bat quiet:
nuperhne, 81 300 80: extra. - 7jggi - :
Penn'a Family, 81 S7I5l5 o.: Ohio ana indian ..
Family. $1f05 -: minnesota extra, - 50il5 - ;
do straight. IS Sif0G -: Winter Patent, IS so
GS7: Spring do, 81 1jfG7 ID.
Rye -four ut F3 9O4Qi %.
Wheat firm, but quiet Del. aul r:. Rcd
81 l2{Dl IL; Lonebcrry Red ans. Amber 81 Is
G1l 90.
Corn firm for local use: Steamer, 6TlGSc 4;
Yellow, 7012@7Ic; Mixed, 70l97lc No. Mixed
G3GlG5c.
Oats firm with GOo,i demand.
Ryc--nO offered.
Provisions firm.
Lard firm.
Butter firm for fancy o! her grades dull and
weak !: Pa. Creamery extra, 36S137c Western
do. 3ilL35c first. ;'0c; Bradford county and
New York extra. sc; DO nrsts 2if1l5c
western extra, u a!jc ; DO good to choice, ISlg
22c.
Rolls dull.
Eggs firm anu scarce Penn'a 3la32c.
Cheese quiet and steady.
Petroleum dull Refined. 75zfl7;lc.
Whisky ut 81 60
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The Household MARKET.

This morning was I; bad one ior she
market people. 1t showed and sleeted
last evening, and rained nearly all night,
making the sidewalks slippery and danger
Gus to walk upon, while the streets We're
scarcely fl for either s!sighs or wagons to
travel 0n. 1ho attendance of marketlnen
from the country was rather small, and
the number Of buyers not very large.
Butter was held at 30 cents but fell to 2S
before market closed, aud sDmo little sold
as low as 25 cents. Eggs were held 1T 35
cents per dozen but fell to 80; apples sold
at 20 a. 80 cents u half peck Oranges, 20
"a 50a dozen lemons, Is a. 25; white
grapes, 90 a. % cents = pounds. Meats,
poultry and vegetables unchanged This
being the first day OF Lent, there was q
good supply of fresh fish, Of all seasonable
varieties. They sold az from 12 to IS
cents per pound.
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YsJi. SNNTiissLi.IESsiIP.

T.:. I':t!i;.cei.'i!:. .our:s GnnsIdering the
Hs:.t!*r.
PuILtnELrILI!, Feb. Tn view Of the
irip,rt.I.'r attached to the dispute over
tie su;'c,>SIr 10 ex-CUntroller PattisOn,
Judges Lu,!lnw, Fiulattcr and Ycrkcs, be
fore u! !.om the question is pending, sus-
pe,dcd all other business to day and
ordered the argument upon the attorney
generals petition for 4 qu0 wnrrantO to
proceed.
i fore the argument began, counsel for
Mr. Tagga.., ,c"..ncIlmanic controller elect,
announced 10 the court that it was intend
cd to crntiae the discussion to the one
question. whether councils had the right
TO I'LL the vacancy. The argument then
prUoy eGea.
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Live Stock Market.

EAST Y-Cattlc-Hcceipts. :; head
mlrhct dull at yesterdays prices.
Eogs-Heceipts. l,t3J head market i;tfr ::
Philaielphia-. 81 4507 80; I,tIIiiuorcs, 81 20
a. Workers, $i sjfG7 ~.
sLccp-hcceipts, 1909 head mariet finn 1T
Yesterdays prizes
CHICAGO-Hngj-I.cc ccipts, 200 head; ship
mcnts, 3 400 head Dlarket lower than ycster-
day, closing at . decline Gi Zoe mixed s. :0iQ
81 heavy, SG5c 81 II; light, q; 0b;iG 20; si,i -
81 5O"jSL
C:,,t c-Hecripts. $50, head; shipments,
l,iGj eiu! the now Dl"ckai,c In thr L. -. in
tcrtSreI 4on' what with traffic gnnI - ci..,c.,
shipping. - 2JlgJ 50; medium, So .IttJ n;
common t. i;sir. - = . -: butchers active
and hrJn at /: 50: 81: aiG icr!, and feeders.
3 25Gi %
Shcc;}-RCccir:s, "6E-' head: shipments
100 ir3ad best grades firm ; common to me
dunn duh and wetkEr 1T - 45.LI - goo! 10
choice, 81 Dob -.
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BRILLIANT SUCIAL EVENT.
Second Anniversary Of tho Hebrew Soci
lIulOH

Second Anniversary Of tho Hebrew Social
Union.
Last evening the Hebrew socia! union
celebrated its second anniversary by hold
ing a dress bali in Grant hall. 1t was q
fine affair aud was largely attended, not
only by prominent people Of Lancaster,
but By visitors from Philadelphia, Balti
more, York, Columbia and other places.
The dressing was elegant. The music
Was furnished by Taylor's orchestra and
the dancing was continued to Il late hour.
The committee Of arrangements consisted
Of Lewis Sylvester, president l..
Basch, Lewis Astrich, George Bomberger,
\. Gansman and N. Strauss, and much
praise IS due them for tho handsome style
i'll which the affair passed off.
The same society will hold 4 large mas
Guerade ball some time during next
month.
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ICE aOkGE Az WILKEsBAERE.
Tho Endangered Citizens Ready to Flee.

The Endangered Citizens Ready to Flee
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. THE people
living along the river front in this city are
now in dread of the river over
flowing tonight. Those living in the
lower part of the town are max
ing preparations to move IN
case second ice gorge is formed. Op-
posite the Jail the ice is piled in immense
heaps. The flats between hero aud King
stOn are covered with about nine feet
Of water. Tho rain last night swelled the
mountain streams, and should the icc
remain in the bed of the river
much longer there is every probability
of great disaster.
Another Flood Feared.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Feb. 7.-Indicatious
point to another flood this time from the
Monongahela river. A heavy rain fell
along the valley yesterday and last night,
and dispatches from the head waters this
morning report the water rising rapidly
by Tomorrow morning it is expected there
will be rise here of thirty feet.
lhe Flood In Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Feb. There has been no
direct communication with Marietta, o.,
for soma time, aud it is reported there is
a great flood in the Ohio river there, and
that the Western Union telegraph Office is
under water.
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XEIASTED.-A GOOD SEEOND-HAND
w Boiler and Engine, from to 81 horse
power. Also, good secondhand Lathe. In
Quire ut this Office. tcb7-2t*
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Mothers, n1o,ners Mothers

Are You disturbed ut night and broken oI
your rest by SICK child suffering and crying
with cXcruciating pain OF cutting teeth? If
50, go at once and get a bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately--depen.i
upon It: there is no mistake about il. There
is not;, mother on earth VINO has ever used it,
who will not tell you at once that 1t will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest to tho mother
ani relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. II is perfectly sa.o to use in all
eases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF ono OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses III the United
States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
m2-ly-M, ,W&S&w
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AT WA-isiN.; ON.
TG-Day'a oCec,!inGs Ira I;Oth ;sEaucles 81
.:nM;.ks-9.

TG-Day'a rcocec,!ings Ira IotII ;sEauchss OF
,iGH;,Ie-a.
WAsHIEGT0E, Fob 7.--The House
adapted Nh Il ibe5n;,' 5 resolution to take
i, Iec"%S for the remainder IF the session
trom $50 10 .:3o p. m, daily, and at
11:20 went iItr committee of the
who.o On 1iec tariff bill. Mr.. Kelley. with
d; aw his 81 c"dInent %! yesterday fixing
duty "n iron oiG 1T - cents. and moved
TO make II %iyiy cents. Ir. Anderson
moved to substitute for the metal schedule
tho che Gulc ci he sarla articles as agreed
u,Cu 10y tie Senate.
In che Senate.
The Senate held a brief executive scs.
sion and th"l. t'oA up the tariff bill.
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OFFICE OF TUE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE.

OFFICE OF TUE NEW HOME SEWING hIACuI:E. }
LANCASTER, Feb. /, iSS3 !
To 'ChOnt IL may c0ucerH:
Tne popularity OF THE L!GHT-EUSNiNG
New HOME SEWING MACHINE T. is on Mc
increase in Lancaster. Recently the manager
OF the heeler II WILSON Office here, in order
10 hold Il custOmcr where the New 10. 8" did
not give satisfaction, i'll fact, could not Ec
made to sew certain goods without drawing
or puckcr.n~, hGa 10 furnish TIE LIGHT
RUNNING NEW HOME. For proof OF the
above facts respectfully refer the public TO
Mr. 4. j. McHIichael, los East King street. ana
Miss Christie Dennis, I59 East Lemon street.
G. FATE,
~ - North Queen street.
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y sa.;s:ES OF FIRE.


acc Us hDISj5 anu VI ATe hCustS
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. THE Kis-
simmce notei, az klssi.nmee City, has
been totally destroyed by IKE. The bag
gage w"s al destroyed. Ths los; is s., 0JO;
INSURANCE. e, 500.
AZ seaside I;cGCii.
BosToy, i'eD. 1-Thc Seaside House at
Salisbury Beaci., owned and kept by
Hiram Llttieiieid, WAS burned this morn-
ing. Less, $40, coo insurance, s.. 600.
Fire la rorfuih.
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. Fire this morn
in ii tlo wholesale grocery of r. 2.
Voi..ht = o., Cured loss On the stock
OF $4,000 on tha building, $4,000.
Warehouses Burned
LONDON, Feb. IA block of ware
houses in Norfolk street, Manchester, has
been burned. The loss is heavy.
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The locomotive attached to the north
bound train on the Quarryville railroad, ran
off the track this morning about hali-past
seven o'clock, just north OF the blast fur
mace in the southern part of the city, from
which point passengers were obliged to
walk over very slippery pavements, No
damage was done but the train was de
tanned until near 10 o'clock.
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4: Ei3hts TeEnpiar Hospitality.

Sir Kaiyht II. L. Ca. scI, os the IETEI-
LIGENCER job Office. has printed :. bea;:ti-
iul illuminated invitation fron. Lancaster
Commaadery No. 13, II. T. TO the other
commentaries Of III: state inviting their
members 10 be present at and participate
in t!.e thirtieth anIuai reunion of KING hts
Tomplar, t. bn n"'! iu this city,
Or Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday,
May 90, 30. 81. Grsud Comman
iery will meet OH Tuesday, May 20.
Grand TempIar pAraGe Wednesday,, May
30, AZ $50 p. III. Grand promenade con
cert and rccar tiun, at Fulton opera house,
Wednesday evening, May 30. BY authority
of Lancaster Comu,andHry, No -. NJ. K.
T., the local committee nl' arrangements
includes y Flank D:ouem;.l, chairman,
Cha-lc:; IL. Howell, Hear? DarmSardmcr,
.Jere. RuEirer, James y. Stlinr, +. Dram
Lyte, Charles \. Frr,ielsfnith. Hugh s.
Cara, George II. Rothermel J. Willis
Westlake, William B. Hall, g. Frank
Eshlenlan, Dr. john R.Mnri;s, William. y.
Morton, DR.. Geo. Il. Welchans. DR.. Henry
Carpenter, William J. Fortncy, William
N. Amer, David II. Nylir, Joel S. Eaby,
William o. Marshall, Milton NJ. Scurbeer,
Joshua L. Lytr, John Il. kevnski, Will
liam &. Eapr, Henry Z. Carson
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~" -uis: Feb. 7.--Flour steady and in
light demand.
Wheat unsettled and /. shade lower: fair
business in options No. | White, 81 IL: No,
REL. Feb, II .9i9i lOh4; 90 March. ii 2G14G3
GA do April, 81 22IIac % 10 May. - 2:;,;tt
0l 237a
Corn IL trifie better and moderately active
Mixed Western spot, G6l07Jc do fu:urcs 70ap
IL.
oats 1SlQ14c lower; State. 4sTJ Western,
+1t452hc; No. FeD.. 49, do March. 43Ll9
i94c: 80 April, ;:0c do May, 4324c.
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SJtsJsJSS.
r Is. SAlAEsSGS GAZE.
A WORD TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS

4 WORD TO NY FRIENDS AND PATRONS
since our great reduction in the prices of
cur heavy weight goods We E:tV.3 c.G-cd cat
some of our best styles. We have IL iL IL few
very choice patterns OF Ovcrcoatinc, 20 which
direct esp citi attention. sc ave selling
daily 20 per -OnS who never pat OnZvd u b.
tor. an evidence OF oar SiHccrit, Many 20
doubt called to- sec whcI her VIZ, are IN c,rns.s:
and mean wh:.' we say. CIR whether 1t i All
hUn,OUcE. All who thus far cil!C"' ON Ts
convinced mean business ant are deter
mined to sell off our heavy weights aj any
sacrifice to make room tor our NE" sDriDg
stock. Last week q friend OF mine called TO
pay me q friendly visit lie remarked he read
my card in our daily papers and concluded to
take IL look through the stock to see whether
he could find anyt hing TO please him fOrt.i suit.
IL didn't take him long to decide After Offer
ING him q fine French cashmere suit worth 80
for S3O 1 said to him Ga Ia SamI OF POSen,)
chcaD p" OH" he said, l." the one am wear-
ing is good yet 3; you made this one IL years
a,ro and wore it hard" But" SAYS /, "yOu
should take advantage OF our great slaughter
In prices here Is an OvercOat worth o. lined
all through with silk. put mp IN the highest
style OF art, l will sell yOr for $50. The safe
wa. Immediately effected. Yesterday q straG-
ger passing by, saw this OvcrcOat dI5plGy ed In
inv store window, and stepped in to ask the
nricc OF it. when he found IL WIS sold he
offered $40 for one like it. But t.cse goods
cannot be duplicated. "a they were imported
tor me direct to special order. Now my friends
and patrons, don't fnu fault with for Civ
ing thts" bargains to strangers. They are open
Tor all. Place your ordtr5:lt once, or the very
styles yOu may want may be gore. We are
having q great boom in our English ErOu-cr-
ipgS ut the price are selling theJ. Re
member, they ;anSe in prices from SO to so
q pair.
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Too Itluc:i,

BY 4 typographical error in the item
relative to the fees of Columbia justices
for dismissed cries for the month of De
cember. Squire Young's share was stated
to be 1927 so. This is just 500 above the
true figures, which are s127.S0. This was
for "a commitments and &c dismissed
eases.
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4 STEAMER LOST.
Founders at Sea and Many OF Her Crow
Drowned.

LONDON, Feb. Tt is reported here
that the steamer Kenmare Castle, from
London for Shanghai, has been lost and
many of her crew drowned.
LATER-The report Of the loss of tho
steamer Kenmare Castle is confirmed. She
foundered in the Bay of Biscay On the 22d
inst. in a few minutes and was only able
to launch one boat containing all the pas
sengers. numbering eight, and eight of the
crew. The crew numbered forty persons.
The survivors, when rescued by a French
steamer, only wore their night dresses.
They were all very weak.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-07
SNrDrySe Party

Last evening large surprise party was
held at the house of Emanuel Winower,
on Concord alley. whose birthday WAS yes
ter,lay. About 80 couples were present,
and dancing was kept up until a late hour.
A big supper was also provided.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-07

The waters Of the SusquelAnna river
are still rising the condition oe tho ice
gorge above Columbia is still unchanged.
Should the channel through the gorge be-
come closed and the water banked up
there is no calculating the amount of dam
age which may bc done. The lumber
yards on the river shore at this point
would be sure prey of the waters when
the gorge broke
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-07

LASALLE, ILL.,, Feb. Last night while
officiating at marriage service, Rev. Geo.
F. Bronson, pastor Of Congregational
cllurcl, in this city, fell dead at the feet of
the couple ~Lom he was marrying just as
he pronounced them husband and wife.