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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-05
TaE sTANDARD INyEsTiaATION
VAR. Gowon on the stand To-day.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-Frauklin b
Gowen, president of the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad company, to day
appeared before the legislative COM
mittee appointed TO investigate the
character of the testimony taken in the
Standard oil investigation about q year
ago. Mr.. E G. Patterson, of Ttusvillc,
who is charged with selling state informa
tion to the Standard company was also pres
ent. Mr.. Gowen was interrogated by the
committee regarding statement which
he had made that Patterson had been
paid 81, 500 by the Standard oil company to
suppress testimony collected by him for
the commonwealth uso and replied that
he had obtained his information from
the sworn testimony Of Mr.. Patterson him
self in suit between him AID
tho Tidewater Pipe company, tried at
| Meadville some months previously,
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LANCASTER, oct. Tho receipts Of live
stock at stewards sto * yards Tor tho week
ending 'o-daY were; CAltl", 9j3 hcll cows,
horse OF the above 09l heal of title wcra
consigned to huyi SGnsCnig; 3Tj hea OF cat
tie and III hogs TO j. ". MCntLer ~ head of
cattle 10 Styer Il Block, Gj head OF ca tie TO
John Evans, and the balance In smaller lots to
other dealers.
stock AT the foil lowing figures Bulls at $3.50
S7j per hundred pounds; stoCEcrs, "a JEl IS (:
feeders fj 250J.70. light butc Hors', tJfF5 20 {;
good butchers', S59lfLHlO. 2Or sheep soli at
| So co. and 2li hogs at S5.756Gpcr 100 pounds.
! ~ MCntZCr's YGrts $40 head PittSOurg cattle
! ana IL head of Baltimore cattle were sold tat
cattle ranging nt 1906 p,r hundred p0unds
. feeders at 81 IjGj - and ono stable OF eNlrf -
, to Mr. Stult2tuS Qt 81 s. stocEcrs sold at Sl2I
, as ; li7 h al OF hogs brought IS 75GG.
At StewHrt's yards yer q Black sold ,9l
I head ana - hogs; J. OCECr, u head of cattle
( ". Ulman 20 head OF cattle, ana several other
! dealers smaller lots aC about the same prices
/ quoted above
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FRtaI Aooldcnta.

Valentino Hatton was killed aud two
mon named Martin aud Amos were
fatally injured by tho premature explosion
of vulcan powder In a mine AT Webb City,
on Wednesday.
Richard Chopper and Anthony Curlcg,
were killed by fall Of tho roof at the
White Oak miues at Scranton, yesterday
morning.
In Troy, New York. yesterday, while
fireman was putting away uniforms after
q parade, he droppeda cigar stump In tho
hay loft Of the Volunteer Steamer house,
setting fire TO and destroying the contents.
I. W. Abbott, of Albany, whie
assisting to put out the ilro sustained
fatal injuries by falling from ladder. II.
G.. Talbot also had his head split open"
by a falling ladder.
In Providence, Rhode Island last night,
flremen were exercising with tho Skinner
truck and tho ladders were thrown up 10 q
height of ninety feet. When two flrcmon
wcro within about five feet of tho top tbs
ladders carcened and finally broke. Ono
man was killed, tho other escaped with
slight injuries. Tho truck had once be
fore collapsed.
a train on tie Eric railroad was wreck
cd Yesterday near Bradford, Pa, aud four
or five passengers were slightly injured.
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THE EHrRA SESSION.
MIR. Adams Anger Causes Him To Make
Speech.

Speech.
HARRIsBURG, Oct. 5.-lu the Senate to.
day Mr.. Wallace presented n protest
sigucd by Democratic senators against the
action Of the majority in obstructug tho
efforts to secure apportionment. 1t was or
dered to be entered on tie journal, Adams
of Philadelphia, who has been absent, ap.
peared and made bitter speech, ,deuounc-
ing the action of the Senate in sending the
sergeant alarms after him. On motion
ho was discharged from tho custody of the
sergeant-at arms and excused. The Senate
then adjourned until Tuesday.
In the house n bill appropriating $40.
500 to pay officers aud employees for the
extra session was presented and referred.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
Senate to act upon the different resolutions
messaged to them, asking for conference
on appointment. The House then al
journed.
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Tho follow ing stntCmont Oi Wuliam J, Cough
in, OF SOmcryile, Mass, is 80 remarkable thN
We beg to ask for It the attention OF our read
ers liC snys "ln tho tall OF 1861 was taken
with II violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by severe cough. soon began 70 lose nay
appetite and tiosh. was so weak NJ one umo
that could not leave my bed. In tho sum
mnT OF 1871 was admitted 10 the City Hospital.
while there the doctors said had hole IN
my lett lung rs big rs mlEuOilar. IoNpcnu.
ed over a hundred dollars In doctors and med,
iciuC5. Twas so tar gone at one time report
", ut around that was dead. ] gave up hope
but u friend told mo OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BhISAM FOR THE LUNGS. l laugho Gt
my friends, thinking my case iGcurable, but !
got u b' title TO satisfy them, when TO my sur.
prisUa Il qualification, l commenced TO feel
better My hope, once dead, began 10 revive,
q Il 10 lny fecl In better spir!ts than / have
| thopGst three years.
~ wrtethis hoping you viii publish It, 70
| that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
Will bo induced to take DIR. WM. HALLS
| BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, und he convinced
| that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
| have taken two bottles and can positively say
| that II has duno me more good thar all the
other medicines haze taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
| pGRrGd and shall soon be able 10 go 10 work. >
| sold nv II, Il. Cochran, lJ7 North Queen stree
CO Diamond Dyes are so perfect and It
beautiful that 1t Is d pleasure to use them
Equally good tor dark or light colors, 10 cts
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nrowns nousenoid panaosn.

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. WIN most surely quicken the blood
whether taken informally or applied cxtcr'
nally, ana thereby moro certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, ana II IL warranted dou'
BILE the strength than any Othcr similar rrcpa'
ration.
10 Curc1 pain IN tho sidc, Back or Bowels
SOro ThrORt, RhCumatism, ToothDchc, and
ALb ACHES, and IL The HToat IlsliovCr oi
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" "
should bc In every family 4 teaspooniul OF
tho PanaCcn I'm u tumblcr OF hot water [swoet
cnod, II prctorrodl, taken at bedtime will
BREAK UP a COLD. % cents u bottle.
mayi-I Th,F&w
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l7ARHETA-
Ph,rs1C,pn,n Q, arso,

FhiiHTctpniA SlarECL
PHILADELPHIA, Octj .-vIouf market dull and
weak.
Rvc -four at 50 75Ii.
Wheat easier ana quiet No.2 Western Red
81 Os%9l is54 NO. 90, 81 O2x No. | Pa.
RoG, 81 IGGl 10
Corn steady; sail yellow, Gll%IG2c; sail
mixed, 59Lc; No 3 Mixed, 5iHGj0c
oats firm and fair demand No.'l White
37Hc; No. . White 3GBI37c; No. DO S5E
q66C ; No = Mixed. 314J1C.
Rye nominal Mt Csc.
Seeds unCh nged.
Provisions firm, good demand.
Lard firm.
Butter active ana firm.
Eggs firm gOOu dCmGnd.
Cheese iirmcr: good inquiry.
Petroleum dull.
whisky scarce at II ~
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FoR Hay FeverI recommend Ely'J Cream
Balm. Itontirely relieved mo from the first
application have been n suffer for tn years.
Going from home ana neglectinB to take the
remedy, had an attack after returning
Immediately resoTtel TO IL AMI found instant
relief, believe, had begun its use earlier,
should not have been troubled. }. CoLLYER,
Clerk, lis Broad st., Elizabeth, n. j.
My brother Myron and myself were both
cured to all appearance, OF Catarrh and Hay
Fever last July ana August. Up to this date,
Dec. -. neither have had any return OF these
Lroub',s. Elys Cream Balm was the mud
cine used. GABRIEL FERRIS, Spencer, III ga
Co. " \, O9-2wdCOlRW
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DUBLlC SALEC.--UN SATURDAY., UCTO
l BER Il, the undersigned exCcutriX OF Bar
DarD KautZ, deceased, Will sell At public sale.
at the Leopard Hotel, East King street, in the
city OF Lancaster Pa, the following described
valuable real estate, viz
A two story und attic BRICK Dwell;
LING HOUSE, No. 1868, and lot OF ground
situated on the cast side OF South Queen
street, in the city OF Lancaster aforesaid,
containing in front on said South Queen
street Il feet inches, more or less, In Guiding
OnC-hali OF the three feet more or less wide
alley between the property To be sold and the
property HdjOint.g It. on the north, and cx-
tending in depth OF the same width eastward
l25 feet, more or less rhe house contains six
| rooms ana Il garrCt. There Is water in the
kitchen, ave wash front, and iruit ncluding
elegant peaches, pears ana grapes, In the
yard. The pToptrty Is in good condition.
Any person wishing TO view the premises
before the day OF ale Will please call on Jacob
| +. kautz, who resides on the premises.
Agood title aud possession will be given on
| April /, 1854.
sale TO comence at ~ o'clock, p. M, OF said
| day, when terms and conditions will be made
! known by w
| MARY X. DILLER,
| EXCCutriX OF Barbara kautZ, decd.
| SnUBERT " SUTTON, hucts. sS,22 29So5
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Ep-PLhIE TALK PROM I'm. SwAYHE-J0 Whori
10 May Concern: Itching piles IA ono Of, tho
most annoying complaints known 20 physi.
clans. Every ono can tell whOthGr hc II thus
afflicted by observing the following symp-
toms Intense itChlug, particularly after get
ting warm. 1t ggCms as ~ pin worms wOro
crawling IN or about thG rcctum. small Jumps
sometimes form. Tho private parts GrO often
affected. The moro You scratch the worse tho
itching. knowing that my ointment Is super.
Tor Ia any article I'm the market, guarantee Il
To cure the worst case Ut itching pil14 In oSist.
ence.
tSlgncdl .U.SWAYNE, N. ID.
Dr. SwaynG's Ointmcnt i3 also pleasant and
effective cure tor tottcr itch, salt rhoum cry.
sipclas, barLer's Itch, pimplcs, and all sculy,
crusty, Itchy skin uruptOns. Sold by all
prominent druRgistJ, or viii DO sent FOR 30 cts.
(in Sc. stamps, boxes, sl.!5. Addrosq, Or.
Swaynu 4 son, Philadelphia, Pa
-lydTu. .Th&SSw
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lLhWAYNE- NJ ID.


tscum4 strange that any ono VIII suffer
from tho many arrangements brought on by
an Impure condition OF the blCOd, when SEQ.
WILLS sAEsAPARlLLA AND DSTILLISGIA,
or BLOOD ASD LIVER SYRUP win restore
perfect health to the physical Organization. II
- sindCCd u strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
lake, Ald has proven itself to bo the Dost
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, effect.
uully curing Scroiula, syphlitic disorders,
Weakness o! tho kidneys, Erysipolas, Mala-
ria all nervous disorders and debility. bill.
ious complaints ard All diseases Indicating an
Impure condition Oi the Blood, Liver, KID
uuy-, stomach, Skin etc. II correCts indi
Frs,iou. \ single bottle viii prove to you its
w,ilf as q health run"wor, for & ACTS LIKE
i CHARM, especially whom The complaint IL
Of an exhaustive naluru, hHvl.sa tcnd"Hov to
lessen tho NATURAL vluuro tNn ur..u DuG nor
yuls sg#'o.u.
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nunLIo sAnm-nn MONDAY. .oCronrk

DUBLIC ~ALE -NN MONDAY, OCTOBER
4 3, 1888, ut the Leopard Hotel, Lancaster
City, in pursuance OF nm order OF the Orphans
Court, will be sold at Public sale the follow
ing described Real Estate, TO wit: all that
certain twostory BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, No. $40, with one, tory Brick Back
Building, adjoining, and lot OF ground appur-
tenant thereto, situate on the northeast side
OF Low street Lancaster city. Pa Said lot of
ground fronting along said Low street 10 feet,
and extending In depth that width 100 toet,
with grape vines ana other improvements
tn reOn, There IL an alley on the west side
OF the dwelling house.
Sale to commence at O'Clock y, ~, on said
day. wnen terms will DO made known by the
undersigned. MARTIN SlEBEB,
JACOB GUHDAKER, Trustee TO sell.
AuctiOncer sepl4.2tawdts
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Are you disturbed at night and broken oil
your rest by u sick child suffering and crying
with the eXcruciating pain OF cutting teeth ?
II so, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. IL VIII rclievc
the poor little sufferer Immediately
upon 1t there Is no mistake about It. There Is
not mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that it VIII
regulate the bowels and give rest TO the
mother and reltct ana health TO tho child, OD-
Grating like magic. II Is perfectly safe to ~,
| In all cases, ana pleasant to the taste, and "a
| the prescription OF one of tho olio5t and best
| female physicians in the United states. Sold
everywhere. IS cents bottle.
| mayl-M,W,S&w
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New YORK, Oct. 5.--President Thomas
Dickson, of the Delaware & Hudson canal
company, this afternoon issued state.
ment declaring that there is no foundation
whatever for the report that tho Delaware
aud Hudson company had reduced prices
of coal and the report is probably due to
tho fact that q number of old contracts
have recently boon filed at July prices.
The company has not even discussed a
reduction in rates.
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Llx. S.ock I,ric.,.

CHICAGO Hogs Receipts, ~ COO; ship
ments, SCOJ ECal market SLOW ana hERlUc
lower: rank!ng and shipping. 81 s0d5 Is (:
light, ~ Sl4gj 3j skips, So O084 50; the market
closed weak,
Cattle pccclpts, 5000 head: shipments,
1900 head market brisk and firm exports,
$50 head gnod 10 choice shipping, S. 3O$85 80 !;
common 10 mcdium s. 0JR5 10 range cattle
steady Texans. 90 90@4 25 haltbrseis. 81 IS
a. 80 natives, Gt GCFt5
Sheep-RcCGipis, 700 no Ll; shipments, !, 900 !:
market steady ANA firm; inferior 20 fair,
So 25GQS 35 good % - choice, Gl 90; Texas
- tO@3 30 ! Lambs, tlG3 20 n head.
EAST LIngETY-- -GGitlG-.Rccgipts, LAOS head
marlSo, slow 1T yesterdays prices.
Hogs--8oceipts, $500 head; market slow
PLiadephias, S. iOU5 50; Workers, 30 2j35 80;
grasser5, - 75l2J.
Sneep-iteCcipts, 2G0J mead; market very
dull at yC,terdty = prices.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-John Smith, col
jail at Oakland, Md, yesterday afternoon.
The jailer went into his cell aud was
knocked down by Smith, who then with q
hatchet broke the chain which held him to
tho floor, locked tho jailer up and escaped
with his shackles on. Every effort is being
made to recapture him,
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Weakness on Change.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-There was oonsid-
erablo weakness in tho coal shares at tho
stock exchange this morning which was
due to the fact that the Delaware IL Hud-
son canal campany has reduced prices 10
July figures. Trouble is anticipated unless
the company can be ndu,ed to go back to
the prices charged by other companies.
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT 8. 1898.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
a UArAsrRoFHE IN PHILADELPHIA
A Railroad Train Crusbos into n street Oar
with Fatal Rcsults-FuiI Detsiis OF
the Sad Calamity.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5..-Au inbound
train on the north Pennsylvania branch of
the Philadelphia S Reading railroad ran
into street car of tho Union limo at Sus.
quehanna avenue aud American street this
morning. The car was demolished and all
OF the passengers were more or less injured.
Ten persons who were most severely in.
jured were taken to the Episcopal hospi.
tai, and two OF them have since died. The
driver of the street car was inside
the car at the time of the accident. The
names of those who have dod arc
John McKeown, gardner, aged 40 years,
residence Howard and Norris streets, leaves
wife and seven children. James Ham.
NELL, coal dealer, residing at 1855 Howard
street, had his leg cut off and died twenty
minutes after entering the hospital
Among tho wounded was woman named
Mary Sellers, who was terribly mangled.
She was carried to the hospital in q bag.
She and several Others are expected to
die.
Further Particulars.
There were about fifteen persons in tho
car and all were more or less injured.
There was no conductor on the car and the
drivers duty required him to guide his
team, see that tho fares were deposited in
the box and at the Same time to watch
for trains at the steam railroad crossing,
Tho railroad company had no safety gate
at the crossing, although they had been
directed by city councils n year ago to
erect one at that place.
\ Terrible Scene.
Tho driver had stopped the car while
a north bound train passed, but had not
noticed the approach of train on the
other track He started the horse aud
before the passengers had moment 8
notice the south bound train running at
the rate of 25 miles an hour struck the
car on the side, tearing it to splinters and
hurling the passengers, bruised aud bleed
| ing, into promiscuous heap.
Ambulances from the Episcopal hospita
arrived promptly and most of the sufferers
were removed to that institution, while
others were taken into neighboring houses
and q few of the injured were taken tC
their homes. IL is stated by a man who
witnessed the accident that boy was
acting as driver while tho regular drive
was inside the car.
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co Diamond Dyes are so perfect and 20
beautiful that 1t Is q pleasure to use them.
Equally good tor dark or light colors. 10 cts
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Nov YORK hIarkri.

NEW lORK. oct. 6.-Flour--s tate and West
crn strongly in buyers favor. southern
quiet unh unchanged.
Wheat 1sd2lc lower, heavy and irregular /;
fair speculative trading No. | WHITE nomi.
nal No. hed, Oct, 81 liLFsl llM Nov.
81 l2Sdl 1885, Dec. 81 l5All l51S Jan,
81 l7LgBl lSI Fcb 81 2)fIt 2OLs
Corn EN5EC lower Rnd moderate trade I;
Mixed Weston spot, SOP Oc do future, a734@0
59Ac
Oats I5dl1c lower; o. . Oct axe: Nov,
SjA@3slqc Zee. 35H486Mc; state, 3sGi3c ,
crn, 3lg i2C.
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The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises
cores, ulcers, salt rheum. tetter. chapped
hands, ohlblains, corns and all kinds OF skin
erupllons, frockes and pimplcs. The salvo IN
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction I'm
every case or money refunded. 10 suro you
got IlEpRY's CARBoLIo SALvB, ~ all others are
but limitations and counterielts. Price 70
cent?. sold In Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store. l37 North Queen street. mv2g-4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DYsPEFuO and Nervous people, "out of
Bo.ts," ColGens Liquid Beef win cure. Ask
for Colden's take no ofhG. OF druggists gem
orally. ol.lwdCod&w
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Miss Mary II. HUT, oC Boston, will
lecture on tcmparlnon, in the Milersvlle
Normal school chapel, on Sunday. Dot. :
at 1890 m Sho Il lndorsed by John 3.
Cough as an aba amt attractive speaker.
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#..... .s
PULfTTCdL.
Democratic state Ticket.

Democrauc state Ticket.
AUDITOR GENERAL.
MAJOR ROBERT TAGGART, Warren Co.
sTATE TREASURER.
iiON. JOSEPH POWELL, Bradford Co.
Uounty Tiokot.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
JOnN. 4. COYLE, Lancaster.
PRISON IgsrBCTORs.
PHI. KUHLMAN. Lancaster.
JOHN H. MESAUGI, Mt Joy.
POoR DIRECToEs.
II. r. sIIIMP, T.. Cocalico.
&. u. HERR, Milersvillc.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
tlOBERT EVANS, Eden.
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ECuE " est.

Capt. Umblr, the register, received
telegram from Evansville Indiana, this
morning stating ,,aS his brother Harry,
who recently visited him in this city is
lying dungcrously I nj his homo there.
The captain lett n TO this afternoon for
Ey?rsyil'o
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HoRHlD, yes, It is, that We must suffer from
disease, but from Heart Disease, nervousness,
and ~lceplCs,nCss, DR.. Graves Heart Rcgula-
tor viii give you Immediate rcliot thousands
say so. 81 per bottle nt druggists.
Or. Graves Heart Regulator cures all forms
OF Heart Disease, nervousness and sloCples3
uCss. s2j.2tw
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NOW XOEk.

Quotations by Associate Prss,
Stocks irregular and higher Money, sc.
New York Central. l....,,....,............-. .,llik
Erie railroad. " -
ADAMS Express. ,..s',.1,r..t,s.ss tafN
hichig0n Central Railroad. d......,.,..,.,,... ~.
Michigan southern RairOad. .,.,...,..... a1b
Illinois Central Railroad, ~
Cleveland N Pittsburgh Ra.lrund. ,..,,....I8
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad. .ll9b
PittsbUrgh q Fort wayne llatrClt......,.ls 40
Western Union Telegraph CDnpuv.,.. S0}S
E0icdo 4 wabash. ......,.... ....,...,,s, .05s
New rrey Central u,......,.,..,.,,.,,. 49,. SIsa
New York Ontario s. &WoiJorn,....-r,,..... 2lh
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UEf TINS,

HEIDLEE.-In this city, on the 5th inst, John
:. Wcidler In the 3lst year OF MS age.
The relatives 9nd friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. go West King street,
on Monday afternoon at O'Clock Interment
at Lancaster cemetery.
No flowers. 2ts
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Mother ShiptOn'5 prophesios ana Louisiana a
elections NTe very uncertain things, but
ThOmds' Ecicctric Oh can be depended upon
always. 1t cures aches and pains OF every de-
gCriplion. For sale by II. Is, Cochran, drug
rlst 1877 md 40 North Oucon street.
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inlia,iC!pHiE.
..EaAN III.

quotations ~ Associated Press,
StoCl:s wCaE.
Philadelphia & Edo l.. R.,,,..,,-.,... go, II
Reldlug RRiirUGG. ..,,........,....,....,.., lsI.
penn3ylvlufl Railroad Ai....."..........,.,.. ES3S
Ichigh Valley Railroad 69tt
United G1mUGnigs ut NoW JGrsay y,,.......,la3
Northern '...........,...,,.,.....,. SgL;
Northern pGcIhc pretorro t.....,...,.. coz
northern Central iauTOat,....,..... -. b5ss
Lenign hGVigltion CDm mpauy..,....,..,... ihi{
NOrristOUD Railroad. au......,,..,.............l0 100
Central Transportation Company, 80. Ssk
PittsD'g, TitusvillO % Buffalo u. Il. -. lls1
Little SchuYlkill Railroad. GlLs
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"Eue Dr.'s: no end Of medicine no rciiCf
Dr. BoHsouS skin Care has drircn array dti
cruptioHs ana rHi nearly tUcU."--ida C.YounB'
liamilton, III. Druggists keep IT, 81 PER pack
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DO Not Mnye NllnnlY.

60 carefully IN pul chasing medicine Many
advertised remedies can work great inlurH -
arc worse than nouo. BurdOck BloDd RiHcrS
are purely a vegetable preparation; the small
est Child can take thcm. IHCy Kill disease ana
cure the y ttient In n safe and kindly way For
sale by IL. B. Cochran, druggist, l37 nud l"9
NOIih Queen street,
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sOR HALE

EOR sALE.-THE UNpEKsgGSED WILL
Il sell at privgtH sale the Dwelling House,
Lager Beer Saloon ana Restaurant. No. iG6
Manor street, The Eighth warl election are
held at this house. For terms apply 10
JACOB SClIAEFFER,
-cp2Slwds No. JOl Manor street.
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Last night Prof Ed. G. Hall OPEN, d his
danc.u. sch. ol in SohiNlrr hall There was
n large crowd present and the room was
E2arccly large enough to hold them,
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Dnnnnn LnOn LII.

In Small PoS, Scarlet rever ana DIphthcrla
uarUys Prophylactic Fluid will stop the
sprggd OF the Injection.