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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-08-02


ton had begun to fall off somewhat, had
it intimated that he would discuss a fam
ily scandal the following Sunday morn
ing. AS a consequence the church was
crowded. The minister's subject was
Adam and Eve.
On Thursday of last week Isaac Brow
er, one of the most respected farmers in
Preble county, living about four miles
southeast of Eaton on the old Trace
road, died suddenly of apoplexy. He
had a large circle of neighbors and friends
who will regret his death.
Grape vines need constant attention
now, if nice fruit is desired. They are
growing rapidly, and should be summer
pruned. Remove all super1uous shoots,
and pinch off the end of each bearing
shoot after it has made three or foul
leaves beyond the last bunch of grapes,
Also pinch off all tendrils and laterals as
fast as they appear.
No fruit should ever be put up in til
cans, the chemical result of acids work
ing upon tin being in many cases, mos
virulent poisons. 1t is true that million!
of cans of peaches, plums, pears, etc.
are yearly eaten without apparent evi
effect upon the consumers, but once il
every little while, a paragraph in tn,
newspapers informs US of the serious i'll
ness of a whole family, terminating oftel
fatally, from eating bad canned fruit
There is always risk in eating came,
fruits or tomatoes from tin, and 70
household use, glass cans are not onl
safer, but quite as economical, as the
can be kept from year to year and use
many times over.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-08-02

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed
IN proposals will be received until
II o'clock. noon. on
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AN IMPORrANT sETTLEslENT.
End Of the Famous Parker-Abraham
Ease, IN BAltimOre.

End of the Famous Parker-Abrahams
Case, IN Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June S.-The settlement
agreed upon some weeks ago, by Mr..
Woodward Abrahams and the various banks
and individuals holding the notes with his
disputed Endorsement on them has finally
been effected and formally entered on the
dockets. tine holder of two or three
of the notes, a bank at Rising Sun,
still holds out, and will be left to
get what it can. Mr.. Albert Rit-
chic, Mr.. Abrahams' counsel, said
that by the compromise the Rising Sun
bank would have got $500, that is, 25 per
cent. of the notes. j. Kos. Parker some
weeks ago applied for the benefit of the in
solvent law, and yesterday Mr.. Abrshams
and others of his creditors met and selected
Christian DevFies trustee ior the insoivent.
ln the schedule of debts filed by Parker are
the following: Woodward Abrahams S42, 900,
which was the amount of the notes Mr..
Abrahams paid as genuine; National Bank
Of Baltimore $1,000, Peoples Bank,
$4,000, Farmers and Planters National
Bank, $1,000; First National Bank, s. 900;
Jacob Tome, $4,000, and sm Her debts, in
eluding tine disputed notes signed by Mr..
Parker. The total amount Of debts sehed
uled is about S12D, 900, and on them a divi
dend of between 9 and 10 per cent. was paid
1t was stated that Mr.. D.. ID. Mallory anG
the German American Bank did not I'll,
their claims and did not get the dividend
III. B. Rodgers and Z. W. Parker, 1t wa
also stated, did not get this dividend.
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FRoM YgsrkkpAY
rIRsT ArNuAL hEPoRr.
Chief Engineer NAurphey Makes Hia First
Report to Council Last Night.

NuHcA GH.AAtSE NANERtANly AAAAOH AAlA = ANNU
Report to Council Last Night.
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department,
Patrick +. Murphey made his first annual
report to City Council last evening. The
report deals In detail, with all pertaining
TO the department and opens with sas brief
Introductory, and then enumerates the total
number of fires during the year In the order
IN which they occurred, giving the names
of the owners, location OF the burned build
ingb and the amount of insurance and loss
on the same. ttE 1r ttth
A recapitulation shows that during the
year alarms of fire were struck at 70 boxes;
loss in the city, Silt ,625; insurance, 81 $50;
not insured. sac, ,575; number of fires in the
day time, 43; at night, 29;- accidental, 30;
supposed incendiary, 2; iucendiary, Q; false
alarms, i; fires outside Of the city limits, 2;
unknown, 25.
The following shows the number Of fires
each month; May, z, June, IL; July, ~;
August, 10; September, 2; October, 3; No
vember, 9; December, 5; January, 8; Feb
ruary, 2; March, 8; April, 2; total, 70.
The report then deals with the reports OF
the secretaries Of each company and sums
up the whole with the following facts: num-
Der OF steam fire engines in the department
is z; hose carriages, 8; hook and ladder
trucks, 2; number of feet of good gum hose,
5,400; ordinary. 400; good cottop hose,
$500; active members OF the department,
$50; value Of real estate, 500, ,97S; personal
property, $53 1888; number of horses In the
department, IS, value, 81 400.
he report closes with stating that the
department was never In better condition
than at present and closes with returning
thanks to the assistant engineers, Council
for cooperation and support in all matters
tending for the benefit of the fire depart
ment, and also TO the police for their VIII
ing assistance in Cases of fire.
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aEpaINrrD FROM YESTERDAY
J nAvERLr.s LArEsr SNOW.
His Failure Creating a tireat Sensation In
IN -. NaM YORK.


His Failure Creating Sireat Sensation In
act New York.
NEW York, June 7.-Mr. j. II. Haverly
Was kept very busy to day trying to arrange
matters with his creditors; His embarrass-
ments in finareial matterssdo not seem to
have had any effect upon Ms outward ap-
pearance, for there is nothing about him TO
Indicate that he has gone crazy, as some Of
his Chicago friends assert. He atm claims
that bis embarrassment is only temporary,
and that he will soon be again In possession
of his property. Nevertheless, tina impress
sion strongly prevails among Aheatrical
managers here that Mr.. Haverly d insolv-
ent, aud that the anal break up in his
theatrical career has come.
Two more writs of attachment were
granted to-day, one against Haverly's Four
teenth Street Theatre in this city and the
other against Haverly's Brooklyn Theatre.
The first was granted TN favor Of Messrs
Shook q Collier, managers of Che Union
Square Theatre, In suit brought to recover
5000 advanced on personal ppte to j. H.
Haveriy and Charles A. MCDANIEL. The
Brooklyn Theatre was attached by Under
sheriff sHodkinson.
Messrs. Gilmore g. Colville expressed their
utmost confidence In Mr.. ,Haverly to-niy hit,
and In the ultimate return of their money.
They thiuk that all he theatrical concerns
are prosperous, and believe that be will
come out all right.
A promiHent manager tonight revealed
whathe claimed was the true inwardness of
the situation. He said:
'Some weeks ago Mr.. Haverly bought
25O, 600 bushels of grain in declining mar
ket and borrowed the sums of money now
due to put up on margins. The result was
that he lost heavily and, In order 10
prevent bis theatrical business from being
interfered with by his outside creditors, his
friends have taken, at his own request, the
legal steps to obtain control of his property
In this city and will manage 1t for his in
ests.
1T is all nonsense talking about Jack
Haverly's legitimate business. His only
business 10 gambling. don't use the word
in harsh sense, but mean that Haverly
speculates in theatrical ventures just as he
does In grain or horses. He has done q
great deal of harm TO those who have EN-
barked in the business as legitimate one.
He has unsettled the market, so to speak,
for the last three years. His agents have
standing orders to go one higher than any.
one else. As q consequence h has inflated
percentages and salaries to an absurd degree
and we have to suffer-"
One of the plaintiffs In one of the suits
confirmed the statement that 1t was prear.
ranged matter between Haverly and them.
selves.
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John Fl. Moore.
228-MARKET ST.-22S
sR-Rmt'r
aR-Nmt"r
TASTE,

in the general get up OF Cloth
ing, does as much as anything
to improve the appearance OF a
person, and if the material Of a
suit is ever so fine and it is not
properly made or trimmed, the
whole effect is spoiled. We
endeavor to make a point with
our customers rather by pleas
ing them than by making big
profits, as we know people will
talk, and especially about nice
looking clothing whether on
themselves or others. Both
our Custom and Ready-made
Departments are at your SER
vice and for nice ready-made
clothing we commend to you
a stock of Mems, Youths Boys
and Children's Suits SO com.
plete that every one can see
something to their liking.
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ses!s.enINrEDFRoM YrsTTa.
A READING sENSAr,o
a FATHER Abduots His n.
Ais Divoroad vp,r e"Uer Fl

1.,e aDducts , His Daurbt., p
hiS Divorced WIra er FrO'
READING, June 7-Th,s
sI.nlgnt over the abduetion NY is excit
which took place shortly n heSon o. a ChII
rem street, the principal tbo'o O'Clock !
lnsn Was seen running alonn ughiare.
SIDEWALK followed by a woi, sne crowd
NV @ ehIId MA % crying frantically INV %sed IA y
-. a :. g, crowd soon collected and sav...,
.ssrSs8 ~ IN pursuit. The man or1Ia' coolI Office
sn.h ny omcers not 70 interfere. AZ J,,y ~ wanS
Inc facts in the case ara n. t.r
VI. James Y. Shelter of sin,,,Ws; i,ioWs; Nd
came 70 Reading today in living mug Spru|
ner little daughter. and entereS Sapany WI
MRS. sallade, a milliner, of NJ 'ns s,0 store
street. While she was there o, so, o'S PED
suddenly dashed into the s,e ahuel Bad
= ~ . IuS hrI.'h1 Jnliu, whose name was Emma 'la
90 ns nItle girl nearly six yesrs =,
aS1 aSt,i = remarkably pretty. III grahsi raIs q
Snilo under bis arm and ran ont tS1ped 90
OeIore MRS. sheHer could fully taLd ~ .ne u
snuation. When she recove,oS Ske 10 \
surprise she darted after the cht,d IRON
sarto is the father of the ,i.ss.
hIs. snerer was formerly his wifs tl,
tained divorce, and a year ago ', out 4
REQ 70 DR.. Shelter, physician oS w@ M
tice, who is brother Of E. n Sh"sE ,S,Ee RI
senator from this county. neF'St
when the police oljcers c.,,..
store Mrs. She6er WAS IN tea." AZ
ohicers declared that thev couIG , out
without a warrant. oo nothl1
barto disappeared through the o,o
II was not known whittier he had saoNu ,o" q
Snener went TO the law Office of Y o.!
brother in-law, and legal proceod,, que
y once Degun 70 obtain pos session ~
child. Meanwhile Barto took ths Ju iI,,,I u
70 the residence of General Tobia. pSA. ps.ie
iather, who was formerly Sheriff ~
county. The latter condemned b,a vi vi
ton, and after the child had been Soa ooaI
Tor some time by Its father the lattsr sS.'s !
ciuded II would be well to consult t tha \
trict Attorney. Tue
This evening BaTto called uDor s,.
9erhart with the child aud surreOSo1aI OI SIs
Inc sheriff then delivered it to tbs moa
narto mas been suing for the possession I
the child for long time, and Il IsS,Uu ia Svn",
that Judicial decision will be- renderstt
week. He says that he is prevented T.
meeting or seeing the child, notwltbs,'I
Ing that the court granted him an orSss
iall giving him permission to do 50.
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DEATHS.

~ HER, Fred Fisher. from w'lmingt H. Del.
N the [ 1 ers ty Hospital, Philadelphia on
Fisher, aged ~ years 40
= he relatl es and friends of the family are re-
spe tlully invited toa tend tile funeral on sunday
from his parent resi- tnce, sG4 andolph street
Rt O'Clock. To proceed TO Genwood cemetery
GRE Gin this city, on the IN inst, Rliza
herHge.
The relatives aud friends of the family are re-
specfullH invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of er husband No. 929 Chestnut 5 rect
on Mon 'ay afternoon, | O'Clock. Interment
at Red Clay Creek Cemetery. Services at the
church.
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what 1T Did For an Old Lady.

Coshocton station, N, Y, Zee. 2s. 1878.
Gents-A number Of people have Leen using
your Bitters here and with marked effect. A lady
of over 20 years has been lex for the past 10
years; she had not been able to be ound. SIX
months ago she was helpless. H'r old remedies
or physicians being of no avail, sent forty-nve
miles and got her bottle of Hop Bltters. II had
such an effect on her that she was able to dress
herself and wa k about the house. After taking
two bottles more she was able 10 take care of her
own room and walk out To her nelghbor's, and
has improved all the time since. My wife and
children also have derived great benefit from
theiruse. W. B. HATHAWAY,
agt. U. 8. Ex. Co.
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Winston, Forsythe Co.. n, C..Msrch rs, 1850.
yoaf wonderful Hop Btter@s. s. s Was % tronbi 4
tSe use q your HOP Btters some N sUu SIX
months ago; NY cure has been wonderful. I
place, and my whole congregaT don can testify 10
tne me greef virtue Of your BIZ ers Very respect
Rochester. N, r., MArchlI, 1850.
for the Hop Bltters you ": re
benefit to gs. We are sOouilt up with tive fse
OLD AIDES OF TINE HOME oF TaEFRIRNDLEss.
Cat, bsIeSAn. Wis, reEt "A 1850;
Hop Bitters. was a feebIe cld.m Of 8 when /
got II. To-day am as act've and feel as well as
did alta. see great many that need such =
Monroe, Mish,, sept x isi5. :
Sirs- have been tasing Hop Bitters for in
Sna q rs Edseys snS ssaSeE hs
me. The effect Of the Bitters seemed like magic.
lryou have sick friend. -hose life IN Is \ burden
one bottle of Hop Btters will restore that friend
to perfeethealth and happiness.
" ELI!t Bradford, Pa, May q, 1881,
1T has cure me of several diseases, such as
nervousne s, sickn s. at the stomach, monthly
Troubles, &C. have mo seen sick day since l
took Hop Bltters. - MRS. FANNIE GREkH.
f9t Evansville, Wis, June "a, 1883.
Oeubiehtu No mas nhu OHe-nAiI Lhe
sale here and given such universal satisfaction as
your Hop B,tters have. We take pleasure In
speaking for their welfare, as every one who
{ les them Is well satisfied with their results.
several uch remarkable cures have been made
with them here that there are a number of ear
nest workers in the Hop Bitters cause. One per-
son gained eleven pounds from taking only a
few bottles. SMITH 4 IDE.
Bay City, Mich, Feb. 3, 1850.
Hop Ritters Company-I think Il my duty to
s.nd yo arecOmmeHd for the ben iit OF any per.
son wlshi iR to know whether Hop Bitters are
good or are not. i know they are good fol
general debility and indigestion; strene then the
nervous system and make new life. l recommend
my pa tents to use hem. DIR. A. Y ATT,
create of Chronic Diseases.
Superior, Wis, Jan. 1880
! heard in my nelghborhood that your or
among the sick and afiictd with ~ ost every ind
of disease, and as had been troubled for fifteen
years with neuralgia and all kinds of rheumatic
complaints and ktdne trouble, TOOK one bottle
according to the directions. II at once did me I
great deal OF good, and used four bottles more.
/ am an old man, hut am now as well as / ear
wish, There are seven or eight families In on
place using Hop Bitters for their family medicln,
and are so well satisfied with II they M use M
other. One lady here has be9u bedridden fol
years, is well and doing her work from the use o
three bottles. LEONARD WHITBECK
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Honest Old Tim.

Gorham, N. H, July II, 1879
Gents-WhOever you are don't know: but
thank the lord and feel grateful to you to know
that In this world of adulterated medicines H. ere
Is one compound that proves and does all It ad-
Hertises to do and more. -Four years ago had a
slight shock of palsy, which unnerved me to such
an extent hat the least excitement would make
me shake like the ague. Last May ! was induced
to try Hop Bitters. | used one bottle, but did
not see any change; another did so change my
nerves that they are now AS steady as they ever
were II u ed to take both hands to write, but
you c. ntinue to manufacture rs honest and good
an article as you do, You viii accumulate an
honest fortune and confer the greatest blessing
on your fellow-men that was ever conferred on
mankind. TIM BURCH
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CEOrHrra
To Cash Buyers

~ ~ w
We hsve inaugurated a
sweeping reduction in all
classes of our Ready-made
Clothing. Determined to close
out our Spring and Summer
stock, we offer inducements to
our patrons such as they can
not get at any other establish
m mt in this city.
In our Merchant Tailoring
Department we are offering
superior styles of Foreign and
Domestic Suitings and Trou s.
erings at greatly reduced
prices. Suits to order as low
as $l5 of All-wool Diagonals.
We have a superior cutter and
first-class workmen, and in all
cases guarantee a good fit.
New styles in light weight
suitings constantly being re-
ceived as fast as they come on
the market.
Our large stock of Boys and
Children's Ready-made Cloth
ing has been reduced to a
price that must compel them
to move. Now is your chance
TOR good goods at low prices at
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A Voice From the People.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS
OF FfaE AGE.

No medicine l. troduced to the public has
ever met with the success accorded to Hop
Bitters 1t stands to-day the best known cura-
tive ipsthe world Its marvellous renown is not
due % the advertising it has received II is
famous by reason Of its inherent virtues. It
does all that is claimed for t. IL is the most
powerful, speedy and effective agent known
fOfthe building up of debllitated systems and
general family medicine.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-09
Anna Maria Krider, wife Of
Tobias *.
Chambersburg. JuIy 25. 1s7

Chambersburg, July Is 1876.
This Is to let the people know that l. Anna
Naria Krider wife of Tobias Krider, am now
past seventy four years Of age. My health has
been very bad for many years past | was trou-
bled with weakness, bad cough, dyspepsia great
debilit aud constipation of the bowels. ( was
50 miserable could eat nothing. heard of Hop
Bitters and determined to try them. | have only
used three bottles, and ! feel wonderful gOod
well and strong again. My bowels are regular
my appetite good and cough gone. | think 1t my
duty 70 let the people know how bad I was and
cure themselves with 1t.
MY wife was troubled for years with hlo ches,
moth patches, freckles and pimpes on her face
which nearly annoyed the life out of her. She
spent many dollars on the thousand infallible
" cures, with nothing but Injurious effects. A
ady Friend, of Syracuse N. Y, who had had
similar experience and had been cured with Hon
Bltters induced her to try 1t. One bottle has made
hrr iace as SMOOTH fair and soft as a child's and
given her such health that it seems almost a
miracle
A MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT
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A Rich Ladx,s ErperienOo.

Travelled all over Europe and other foreign
cOunt tries at a cost of thousands Of dollars In
search OF health nd found II not | retu ned
discouraged aud disheartened and was resto ed
70 real youthful health and spirits Nth less than
two bottles of Hop BItters, Ihope others NAV
proht by my experience and stay a, me-
LADY, Augusta, Me.
l.had been sick and miserable so long causing
my husband SO much trouble and expense no one
showing what allied me. L was 80 ompletely dis
heartcne and discouraged that got bottle of
Hop Bitters and used them unknown o nv
iGamilS. soon began to impr We and gained 50
last that my husband and family thought il
strange and unnatural, but when told them
what had helped me, they said, "Hurrah for Hop
BILL bitteis long may they prosper, far they have
maze mother well and 50 happy
THE MOTHER
MY mother says Hop Bltters Is the only thing
that Will keep her from her old and severe attacks
OF paralysis and headache. Ed. Oswego sun.
r. @-ss--- t.uddington, Mich, Feb. 2, 1880.
nave sold Hop Bitters for four years and there
Is no medicine tn I surpasses them for bilious
attacks, kidney complaints and many diseases
Incident to this mAlarlal climate.
II. T. ALEXANDER.
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Church ExcursiOns

The Sacred Heart Church excursion Will
be given on Monday, June 1s, to Bombay
Hook. The large and handsome steamer CLYDE
has been chartered and will leave Fourth
street wharfat 6.45 a. IN. Tickets can be pro-
cured from the committee or members of
the congregation. Adult so cents, children
25 cents.
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LAneUoR AND LAssrrUDp,

so oAIMoN IN THE sPRI G, INDlcATElA
TORPID CONDITION OF THE IvER AND a
81, GGISH CIRCULA ION OF THE LIFE
GIVING FLUID. A TEASPoONFTI OF
s.srARRANT's sELTZER APERIENTe' IN A
GLASS OF WATER HALF AN HoU k B BsFOeE
BREAKFAST WI LGEN LY Ri IEVE AND
REGULATE 'E LIVER QU CKEN AND
PURIFY THE CIRCULATION AEp IMPACT
NEW LIFE AND yIGoR TO hvERY FUNC-
TIOR OF THE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS
HAVE 1T. 5is-as
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rRAlNs LEAvE FoR w1LM1Ncar, r,In

PHILADELPHIA NKw BROAD STREET DRpoT-
l230 .3.55 $50, 720A 81 90 821 s36t l01o II 30
II 30 IN. 1926, 1.Sz+ 3.l6 4O2, 425
6.O5, $40, $50 s.O5t 6.se S.3o+, $50 1000. l1S3
p. m.
New CAsTLE--s.33, 9.35, 1902, r.4e a. m.
Az 6.35 p. IN.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running only on Sunday.
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train will leave Wilmington for Newark
and way stations at TAB a. m, returning leave
Newark at $40 n m. for Wilmington and way
stations
The Black figures denote the Limited
Express Trains.
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What a Young R.g-picker FoUDd

B HNB-PIcker Found
NORTH LEoMINsTER, MASS, June -,
While Anna Chute, II years old, was n
ing rags 10 the Wheelwright Paper <,
pany's mill to-day she found two nsS' y
containing $1,000. The money was hi
by Superintendent Page, who deposited
In the Leominster National Bapk
q 500 was in well preserved bills
rage knows from whom the paper
bought, and will make every effort TO
the owner of the money.
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~ Sn-Sz SzsssSs5EzRlsgSsNa
Esd T.!
CAPITAL PRIZE, $15O,OO0.

1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise til,
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery
Company, andtn person manage and control tn,
Drawings themselves, and that the same are con.
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and in good faith
toward all parties, and we authorize the com
pany " use this certificate, with fac-simles OF
our signatures attached. In Its advertisement
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~N~"-
OITN ITEMS

Nutterley n 90. Photographers, sO9 Market at
The celebrated Alaska Refrigerator and
Water Cooler, at Schoen's, No. zoo to 2lS Shipley
street
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Rsilroad Contractors on Hand.

IBHIIIIHOTt buHsl
Asmall army of contractors are in Balti-
more making up their bids for work on the
Baltimore and Philadelphia branch of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Illinois, Ten
nessee, Virginia, Maryland, New York Penn
sylvania, West Virginia and other States are
represented 1t is stated that members of
over 80 of the leading railroad building
firms of the country are here, and number
make their headquarters at Barnum's. The
bids are TO be received until next Saturday,
and It is understood lettings for the work
will follow few days later on.
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THE RAILROADS.
A Local Time Fable with the Latest
Correction.
npATNs Traur NM n1YNyrron, ron

PHILA.--2.OOt, 2.23t, $50, $40, 100, 7.5O, 81Of
Si5, 800 g.39 95s, 1920 1880 So a. m. i2OO+
M: l2.l5 1888, l.54, 2.3O, 400, 5.17#, 5.30+.
6SSs, 900 7.26, 3O+, 9.554 p. m.
New YoRK-2.oOE, 2.23t, $50, 9.5s, ll.53 a. IN.
1888, l.54 5.l;*, 6.3sE, 7.26 p. m.
BALTIMoRE--l.O5., LAYS, 4,5l#, ,s.O5E, a.l7#,
IN. l227, LOO, 100, 500, 800, 6.67, II. .O4* p. m
v'AsHINoToN.--l42*, ASS, s.O5#, sl74 a. IN.
leo, 90, 0,657 ,ll.O4f p. IN.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
l .O5h, 9,l7t n. IN. LOO, 300, coop. m.
strains running both daily and Sunday
fFrains running only on Sunday.
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TIE CIrA MAKh ETs.

Local Quotations Corrected Daily In tie
street Market.
HAY, RKRD, RrO.-ooRRROTKD DAILY BY W, J,
MORROW, NO. ALI YREEOH STREET:
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AHoods, Scaris, ribbons and aDy 4,
articles can be made any color wanted Win
Diamond Dyes. All the popular colors, ''''
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Poth,s

Celebrated Philadelphia Lager Beer on tap
II day long at Dolan's, No. West Third
treet.