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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-24

rho Nig,Is at Nsw,own ,.t,.,,, A., ,, -
Ihn NOung IrnnaIdnr NIninrinma wv

rho Nig,Is at Nsw,own p.t,.t,a A., ~, ,,,
fho Young tronstdoa Niatorious
On Saturday afternoon tho ViyiIs oi
Nowtown aud tho Dauntlcsa baseball cInn
Of MI. JOY, came together ia tho hail Hcid
for the first time this season. The ViyiIa
have, heretofore, had very successCuI
career. Marietta and Columbia clubs suf
iorcd defeat ut thor hands, and In cons,
quonco oi these victories they mado mlrv
ardent supporters in these placcs, The game
had been looked forward 60 for snme timo
IL was the most largely attended game of
,ho season on tho grounds Of tho Dauut-
loss mariettaa alone sent iOw lnss tnan a
huhuicu persons To SEQ the gamo, whiio
tuo county round about turned out
laIgo,y' Nheh at 2:3O tho gamc was
'a'itu every convenient point of
opSerV"tion was occupied. Losing tho
toss tho p'unt'oss were first ut tho bat.
and IN one, two, threo order ,hc hon.
o"Js wcfo put out. This brilliant field
work on tho part Of tho yisitnrs Jro,r
forth immense applause from Their n,,o,
admirers, who Outnumbered thosc nr u,o
Dauntless. At tho bat they supnlcmn,,"I ,"I
the good work aud before they w"ro Wv
tired they had placed three runs to tbrj,.
credit. Drytown stock arose at this ti,nc
aud everything Indicated that inst,nI ~
the Dauntless having a yalkoycr thc
visitors would have that honor. Bnt th,
visitors didn't keep their good playiny nm
After tho first inning they mado onIy ono
run. on Pyle tho Nigils made thrco haec
hits only, to twenty live by tho DauntIcss
oil both tho Vigil's pitchers. pylc mitchell
with wonderful effect, no fewer tban
afteen of tho visitors striking out. Fr
lowing ia tho sCprp
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SOME of our esteemed Republican con.

SOME Of our esteemed Republican con-
temporares, which affect to cover the
whole state with their political and gen
eral news, have been imposed upon, or
are trying to impose upon their readers
by representing that there is some dan
ger threatening to the Democratic local
tickets in Berks and I.ehigh counties.
There never was less. The Republican
candidates in both counties, against the
Democratic nominees who were nomn'
ated after quite tussle, seem to have
been picked out especially to relieve the
Democrats of any trouble. There is no
chance whatever Of any of the Republi-
can candidates in these counties making
any show at election.
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Personal.


The following is a list of letters remain
ing in the pOstollice for tho week ending
Monday, September a. 1888:
LADIES' List.-Miss Susie Baeir (2), Miss
Lizzie B. Bendick, Miss Annie Buskip,
Mrs. Ann Cately, Miss Harriet Charles,
Miss Florence Farrier, Miss Emma Graf,
Miss Anna B. Hess, Mrs Julia A. Kirk,
wood, Miss Annie Martin, Mrs. j. T..
Marvier, Martin d Lizzie Mower, Mrs
Miss CathariIe Smith, Miss Emma Stomp.
Gents LEt--Eli Brenner, A. s. Bru
baker ). IL. Burkart, Abner s. Dechaut,
Henry Cuvich (ror.), Fred. Fely. Jno.
Heastead, ID. s. Hoover, Milton Kollen.
berger, VIM. A. Mcguire, b. Il. Myers,
Wilson +. More, j, y. Reed, Harry Ray
m0nd, I, l.. Robinson, Geo. Yeingor.
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ancestor, the Rev. Samuel Hopkins, was
pastor of the church in l7i3.
REV. CLARENCE T.. WoOpuNN, we'll
known in this city, preached at tho pro
yincial council Of the Catholic church of
Now York which is now in session in New
York city. Tho subject of his remarks
was Tho Catholic Faith in the iudiyid-
ual."
REN. JAMES MCCNLLEN Of ST. Mary's
theological seminary N Baltimore, has
been transferred to tho seminary of 1T.
Sulpico, in Paris, and will leave about the
lst of December. lie conducted mission
in st. Mary's Catholic church in this city
two years ago, and also preached an clo.
qucnt sermon at the corner stone laying of
the present academy building.
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TIiE.
Barn ana Tobacco shed burned rhIs Morn
ing.

hah hbi ',"'' ''''N ''''''
The alarm OF fire sounded this morning
jult before o'clock, was caused by tho
burning of u barn aud tobacco shed be.
longing to James Frey and Bltuated At the
extreme end Of North Queen street. The
barn and tobacco shed adjOlncd each othnr
and both were totally destroyed. Two
horses, two carriages, n sulky, sleigh,
get of harness and some other things
were saved. Two and half acres
of '83 tobacco belonging to MI
Frey, aud |! acres belonging to
Mr.. jacob Knmm, were destroyed,
together with six tons Of straw, quantity
Of hay, corn and oats aud u fcw agrcui
tural implements. The origin OF the fire
is unknown. Some are inclined to think
it was the work Of an incendtary but tho
chief Of police, who he's made caIelni
inquiry, thinks it was caused accidentally
by one of the employees who was NJ WORK
there n short time before tho fire broke
out and was seen to leave tho building
with a lighted cigar in his mouth.
Tho total loss Ia estimated at 81, jOO, ,ahd
tho insurance is Sc, 55O-3G00 Of which il
on leaf tobacco In tho Buffalo German
insurance company and the balance divided
equally as follows between tho National,
of New York, and tho London and PRO
yincal, of England, of which companies
A, A. Herr is the local agent on buildings
81, 300; Oh wagons aud carriages, slOo
on harness, 500; on hay grain and feed,
300 on farm implements $50.
Tho only fire companies in service wolo
engines No. and aud tho truck com,
pany. They could not save tho barn ana
tobacco shed, bat prevented tho spread oi
tho flames to adjacent buildings. Com
plant is made that there is not water
plug within two squares Of the burnt
buildings.
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nnrrInrs IN the Mo.t Enh.

On Friday evening, burglars entered
two houses on Columbia avenue. The
family of ID. B. IIostetter, who resides just
beyond the watch factory, had been away
from homo in tho early part of the evening
and returned about 8 o'clock. Mrs. Hos
letter walked TO tho rear of tho house and
as she did 80 q man jumped from down.
stairs window and ran away. He effected
an entrance by removing a wire screen.
Nothing was missed and it is sup.
posed that he was disturbed too
soon. About 10 O'Clock in tho evening,
John +. Reed, who resides at S02 Columbia
avenue, heard a noise up stairs. Thinking
that his little child got awake he went up
stairs in tho dark. In tho stairway ho
pushed against man, and Immediately a
noise was made as though a revolver was
being cooked. Mr.. Reed ran down stairs
for his pistol and when he came back the
man was gone. lie did not take anything
with him aud it is supposed that ho entor-
ed the second story window by crawling
up the grape arbor.
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DIR. WATSON, of Jefferson county,
seems to be an independent with some
proper appreciation of what indppend
ence means. lie is represented in Il let
ter to the Plttsburg DisputrL rs say ing
that it was mistake to nominate an
Independent ticket last year. lie says
Had it not been for this Pattison's =
majority would have overwhelmed and
forever drowned Cameronism. As it was
1t did not even deal it a fatal blow which
wonld cause death by sunset. We did
not break the backbone Of the snake, and
It not only wriggles, but IS q serpent en-.
Joying quite vigorous health TO day. No
more Independent tickets at present. If
1t comes to that, as political affairs now
stand, q speak for my5ely only) will
vote tho Democratic ticket"
The shadows murmur while the
deeps run dumb The self assumed
leadership of the Independent Republi.
cans in this state may affect to guide
their followers back into the fold, but
they will fail. The trap which the Stal
warts have SGT is to be sprung when the
next delegation TO the national conycu
tion is to be chosen. The independent
who puts his foot into it Is not wise.
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MOUHIVILLE ITEMS.
A ralnrui Aoclaent-otner rarasrar

Painfni Accident-OtheT Paragraphs,
On Sunday evening whilo Mr.. N. \.
Kaufman, of MountyIIe, was engaged in
feeding the stock on his father place he
met with quite painful accident. In
going from tho barn floor through small
door his foot caught and no was thrown
forward, striking on his hand and break
it in two places-in the palm and at the
wrist. The fractures were set by DR.. A.
X Rohrer, of Mountville.
The baseball fever has struck the Mount
vile boys ut last. IL is tho intention to
organize q nine who will be ready to cross
bats with amatenr clubs from any of tho
country towns.
The porch aud platform in front of tho
railroad station is being repaired and
somewhat improved
The bachelors picnic, which was held
ia klugh'a Grove, on Saturday evening,
was quite an enjoyable affair.
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JUDGE HoApLEY, it is announced,
has recovered sufficiently to resume his
canvass in Ohio, whittier he gees at once ;
and the Democratic canvass is sure to
feel the good effect of his presence in
the field. We observe that Mr. Buck
walter expresses to a reporter Of the New
York World his confident belief in lIoad-
ley's election; he ought to know whereof
he is speaking, rs he has been through
the sAmC rACe himself.
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DIR. J. $. Cram, of Philadclphia, has
been in this city since the opening Of the
fair which he attended for tho purpose OF
selling his medicines. lie stopped at tho
Fountain Inn aud on Saturday after pack.
inp his valise to take it to tho fair ho set il
at tho end Of tho counter in the barropm
While no was absent from the hotel a
young fellow came running into tho bar.
room and asked for tho doctors yalise.
Tho clork gave it to him, thinking no was
a hackman, aud since that time it has not
been seen, II contained about 800 worth
of goods.
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TIE remarkable depression in the
market value of the Northern Pacific rail.
ways securities, just as the road is ready
FOR business, suggests very strongly that
IL Is the result of the operations of those
Interested In the rival roads to the Pacific
TO secure the control of the new road.
While 1t is true that the Northern Pacific
has not developed trade aud may not
earn dividend for years, it is also true
that its prospects are better now than
they were year ago, and that there Is
nothing in its situation TO Shake the faith
of those who have held it's securities at
high prices,
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NEWS CONDESsEu.
Items OF Interest from all Parts.

Tho postmaster at New Orleans has
notified tho postoflice department in Wash
ington "that he has been ordered by n
state court to deliver mail matter address
ed 10 tho New Orleans national bank, Ia.
tended for the Louisiana lottery company, -
and he has asked for instructions as to
what he shall do, He has been directed
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WHEN the Republican senators pro
posed to meet twice week the
Democrats offered to meet twice u day.
When 1Ol members of the Democratic
House get TO Harrisburg it will lie u
good notion for them to resolve upon
bidaily sessions to prove their earnest.
ness in insisting upon a fair apportiou.
ment as the constitution directs.
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From Oar Regular Correspondent.

From Oar Regular Correspondent.
The iino horse chestnut trees iu front Of
the K. " {. depot are being cut down.
The rare sight of flock of partrdgCs in
town was witnessed yesterday.
The young men Of town want a reading
room in which 70 spend their winter even
ings
\ pair of rubber framed eyeglasses were
los: on the stTGG. either last evening or
this morning between : and o'clock
Many townspeOple attended the Peunsyl-
vania railroad employees excursion to
Philadelphia, on Saturday.
Susquehanna lodge OF odd Fellows,
COnestOga. lodge Of knights of Pythias
aud Riverside lodge Of the Ladies' Home
Communion meet 10 night.
Mr.. II. II. Lockard and Miss Ella Hash
both OF this place, were married in Ian
caster yesterday by tho Rev Gerhart, Of
that city.
Mr. Jacob Sheath has beon appointed
chief director OF the fro department and
Mr.. Harry NOlte assistant director
New cutters are - be placed on 2d aud
3 / streets where those streets cross Locust
and at 3i and Walnut streets. They will
be broad and shallow and mado of granite
flags.
Mrs. VIM. Mitchell, residing at 81 and
Cherry streets, and Miss Hannah McCar-
thy, residing on Union street, both sus
tained Injuries by falling down stairs last
evening.
The funeral services of Annie, 10 year
old daughter of Mr.. Henry KliueStevors
who died yesterday morning, will be held
in the German Lutheran church on Locust
street TO morrow at . p. IN.
An insane woman from York named
Nnl
at the lookup last night. She is reported
to have husband in York, and if such is
the casa he should be notified of her pre-.
sencc in this place.
Tho holy communion was administered
At the Bethel church Of God last evening.
Tho ceremony Of feot washing also took
place Mt the same time at tho Methodist
church. la the evening eighty ono
prObatiOnists were admitted to fun
membership in tho church, the largest
ever admitted at one time at this chur rch.
There is an underground crib On Seventh
street, located IN cellar or vault which
extends under the pavement, where boys
and men are in tho habit Of assembling
and carousing. 1t has only recently been
brought to light. II it is beer drinking
club 1t is a vile one, and IL an underground
beer shop, should be forreted ont and
closed.
Personal
Mr.. NJ. +. Stevenson is spending his
vacation at Annvillc, Pa.
The Misses Nan aud Lucy Parry have
returned TO tho Brook hall seminary,
Media, Pa.
Miss Annie Grove, of Marietta ia visit.
Miss Annie NOwlcn, on North Walnut
street.
Mrs. Maggie McDade, of York, is visiting
Miss Lille Welsh on ith street.
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EUROPE USEAsI.
Russia MhssinE Troops and Preparing for an
Eastern War


Eastern War.
\ dispatch from Vienna states that Rus.
sIa is making extensive military proplT2.
tiOnS along the Austrian and German
frontiers. Traders have boeu asked for
81. 900 military beds. All tho railways
have been ordered to have military cars
in readiness. 4 list has been made of the
private steamers in the Black sea, aud
their captains have been ordered to prepare
for the transportation OF ammunition,
troops and provisions. These vessels have
ceased executing private orders, and the
carriage OF cora Is thus interrupted. Two
army corps have been distributed between
the Nistula and Bug rrvcrs. \ list has
been made of all persons who, IN the event
of war, will be deported from Poland to
tho interior of Russia.
France tirIng for War
The Paris Temps says Prime Minister
Ferry has requested the Chinese govern
mcnt to give written reply to the
French memorandum providing for an
amtclble settlement of the trouble. \
majority OF the evening papers demand Is
reply To che growing pretcnslOns of
China, which claims tho whole OF the
province of Tonquin, the government send
reintOrcements after rGinfOrcemeuts TO
Torquin, aud say result of the crafty,
ca,illing diplomacy Of China will be 90
Obige the French government TO anne <
AMMAN and TOnquin, over which they
simply wanted at tirs, to establish a pro
teCtOrltC.
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On Saturday afternoon the lronsides, jr.
played a match game with tho nino from
the cigar store of William Snyder. Both
mines had been changed considerably since
tho first game. Tho juuiors won easily, the
fielding OF tho Snyder ninc being very loose
IN tho sixth iuniug when they allowed
their opponents to score eight runs. The
scoro giving the outs and runs oG each
player is as fullOws
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Held fOF Court.

Frank Boyd, who was arrested on the
charge of stealing watch from Amos
Newfort, Of Drumoro township, has been
held for trial at court by Alderman
Barr,
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baseball Soica.

Pollard and Jones, the fino battery Of
the burlington club, will play hero on
Wednesday with tho Ross uf Chester who
defeated the Houston on Saturday by
score Of IL toi.
The Hartyille' did not got base hit ia
their game with ths August Flowers IN
Philadelphia on Saturday, tho score ut the
end standing II % in fafOr OF tho Flow
ers. Their opponents were unable To- hit
Wctzell.
II is said that Frank Schiller, who
played first base Tor the lrunsidG8 nearly
the whole 0G the season, but left recently
Ou account of business, ~ willing - COmr
back and play until th1 middle ol October.
If this be- truo tho people hero would be-
glad TO see him return, a5 he IS u fine play
or in his position and heavy batter.
The rain to day prevented the game
between the lrOnsidcs and Niles Grays, #
Niles, Ohio. Tho lattor club arrived here
on saturday night after playing the
CIcaTtield club , : to } gImU which the
dI, kncss stopped. ThnY are a tlno team
aud would have gwen tho lroRsides all they
wanted 10 do. On account Of arrangement.
made to play in Allentown tD morrow and
Wednesday they could not 5c induced u
rJmaiu hero for u game to morrow. The
game will, however, be played on Thurs
day. Tho Niles Grcyr nago played IS
games aud lost but :.
Other 8ames saturday.
st. LouiS--St. Louis ., Athletic t.;
Columbus,-M Metropolitan :, Columbus +,
Cincinnati (stoppcd by rain l-Cucinnati
>, Baltimore 0; Louisville (olcvcn IN.
nings) Il Eclipse ., Allegheny ; Phih
delphia - Philadelphia g., Detroit G.
New lOrk-New York ,, Chicago , ;
Decentralization lS, BuItLl"i Providence
ll,Cleveland Pottsyiile-Au'hracit" Il,
Active 3; Whining ngtOn-Quichstep L,
! Trenton o. Brooklyn (scyen inuinEs)
| Domo6tic ), BTOoklyn o.
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The mayor this morning had two ousto-
mers before him, one drunk got 81 days
and another five.
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THE nation draws a long breath Of relief
at the announcement of tho Athletics
victory in St. Louis yesterday.
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II i: be true thst bicycle RIDING requires
the young man to keep his head level, that
exercise merits the earnest encouragement
OF all friends of the race.
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WHILE President Arthur IS skylarking
around Newport, the lion Of society. the
affairs OF the national government, strange
to say, are keeping the even touor Of their
wav
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MIssorm can easily surp4ss rennsylya.
MA in its ccops Of brigauds Of the Frank
and Jesse James variety, but as ball
tossers the supremacy Of the Keystone
state must b. uuquestiouably ackuowl.
edged.
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STANDARD or. COWraNN


NLW NONk November l,-lN" com. !
mIlt,e from the peuu-vlvnrW lcgi-i Jur |
began tn-dsy an investigation INTO SOME
matter, In connection win the Surd Id
Oh company. II. NJ FMglyt, 20 IuIm.r
secretary eft the STANDARD bii company.
.uil tnrt bee knew nothing ui thc alleged
payment ~ money to j. +. rWtnrs o.. but
Nus aware OF suits some yctr> Hgu 'uNiu-
been brought against the company ly
Patterson. which litigation lac conquered
~ being brought To hla KIN ed the com
ptny aud Tor the purpose ui hvug PAM
"A.
john u. Archibald of tins city, and %
memb + nj he executive board ui the
Standard Oh company gave . history of
the present tigatIuu. the suit grew
ont Of demand made bN the auditor,
e cral OF Pennsylvania, ia ISL. tra
statement f the business lulrt Us Of
the company, IT, o tier lndu-trl ~ tHe
state The INIT ut ume low 1t for its
-uhmis-luu was 50 smn.l that the state
mcut could not he prepared, md the
m tier went to default Sub.r4u Ut y,
whtu the proceedings We about
hpgu b, the st sc, he witness uN rrl 90
furnish all inf nm tlun Of Tia" proccc 4
inE that were abHrd ned Pa I Isou
appearing in the case, he WA % ln,tgd
us the ground that lac represented an
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uncut III ''' "'
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made 1t was decided to let tie litigation
20 ON. the witness. continuing us i'Nil-
III, NY rev. We" ''' "'","' W. "'.' ''.''
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l, WIN ~ s','' '''' 40, '
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WACO EXAMINER.
WACO. NONEMBEG Is, ISIS.
LOCAL ITItEVITIES.
Items OF Interest From oar ne.
pOrIer-' Note books.


a.. G",, H1'''n',; ',,',n,''I'y u warrant
was '''''' ny ''' 'eio'"e' Yesterday
Tue grand Jury returned seventeen it,
ilo'l"'h's yesterday all ON minor oil
''"''7'
Fred johnson was convicted OF gam.
ing In the recorders court Yesterday
morning and fined $40.
No case in the county court y, stprJa y
owing t. special Jude Nckrnn.y Ia
ing engaged on a district court r,.r.
!. a.. sumo.
,.,,,,.na,' .r .s'',''E' naheHacl sui ur-
the jury determined a stale demand
.,.
- W. music 'l's' ~ inr waco Cn'Ner-
Sl'N NO" nnWueis 'rN'il'}'tWo. his Is
p,"o'''l '"c .'"'Se7' 'h'''' 'las' IN the
s'a'e'
Iiyin NJ inrs ,ynr, r,.r'i.I IL, t,,o o, 'y
hon.e v,.Ir,,i.,y n,nrmi,,a w., ~
tiri,tin,, '''''''-' '''" ~ W.
Two OF the "crOohs." i. II. Hammer
ana 1. II. Kennel applied Yesterday tor Il
ball No action taken on account OF alb
.hni'o Vi "''''''' attorney an" ''e
Judge t.C. Walker vs.. city OF Waco.
suit tor 5000 uLd interest for twenty
years, penuing torlivr wears was put onto
be continued Monduy.
A. Al ,,..,.. a.. At.
own, a., N H. ",''.i h,N ',,s ~, "''t,e
1,si,., ~ H. 'i"wtU SUI M",ie tMo'V " Nv
courts viii lind in him a faithful and COM
pctent attorney.
10. -.., ,.,...,.
,,,,., A., WAY l,Stg,u'i WIN, ~.
''','oim " w., "'' N'"',"E Rot "ls Iil'l
! an" 'tIH"'y lhah&hd. lie Is SetilhE
"'"'E ui"Ne l'.""NeNrr'
|. Kew maintains. on Franklin street.
| between Third nnu Eouth. "A laundry
! that doesn't sm,ll well. ppnple uus,inu
don't Ilhpit. lie rmutic, soar suds ON
| the tlout of the house. omit n q or 70,
| fined.
A syndicate of African prnnrors de-.
.iinY To .letsr a portion OF the stein.
beck inruI i'm tlr delta of the Bo.nnr ut,
Rralns rivers, assembled AZ the county
CLERK, Office Yesterday To iruuirr into IN,
authority of the prr,,lt lessee. 10 sublct Z,
lth,,svndir,tp.
O..
a 't"rn'y' iilrl son, hnhrr anu b'''
were al 'hlhh 9TLlhEs S'siriu'N' an" st
was NlueIU,hh MaNelG' ht'oIC 'u''t
Is yl came III sum anu ne 9huur'uN
my, llght. oI pI'ptilN III " Nra' ing ENtI
Nnl, IN Iht pTes'lhc' was present II, "'
lrlhl n W''h' escs tNCcP' sih' VINO S'' "
IN luiy' ltls h"pvu II VIII cohcIuuc mex
week
Yesterday the hast cu.thIy p4nr wa
suffered hy MIR GEORGE &. Clarke. III
,urrrl at rest win his ,i.ycrNInu toucnp
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The proof oi the pUjdiu, ID n"t 10
che, ing the string, put M having 900 "p-
pormuity 10 test the article o'frIiI
Garter IL williamson and Dr. D.. Il,
Cornish, Druggists have o. tree 'n'ii
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