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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1884-06-28


gha hest five-cent cigar, Little Jok- |
narham and Virginia Smoking To-
y sseea at the Star Grocery.
alha exhibition at the Convent of the
,...saeulate Conception took place on
assysilay 1asl night and proved to be avery |
:a.ssss.asti16 occasion. Want of time |
vents 'sssss ns from giving an extended
soGice this week.
me most of our schools have closed
XIII, sessions until Sept. Teachers
'ssI, W nnpils will enjoy the vacation of
auh Iulr ana August, and will be better
ss sssssared TO enter upon their duties in
fsF !as I'm term. We wish them all a
slsasarlt and happy recreation.
Wonld it not be a proper thing for
III IRE companies to celebrate the 4th
4 Inly by grand parade on our
sivaets ana a grand picnic at the
sss;nos They have speakers in their
.sgEs who could make eloquent
mseches upon the Day and the occa-
asAssrs. Alexis Moreau and Andre Mall
( Isf k;lIed large black bear on the
siesae D'.ch " M ea,ataans @ ,,,;las from
p9aa aIatlon' aoouo i Satssaav ,no,n;no
gNeioasas las' 80 svar l,illad
s-pile q sno m T. e' me;s,bad 3o5
q LOIS patlsn 60 :, IanotI
PspAds anu nieses1. . - n .
nrans have materially improved
5SF;ne the past week, yet the corn has
ssiged such permanent injury that
~ .sss' sIlS there viii not Be more than
s.ss.1h;rda Sss''. efon. The sweet potato
sss Il, q ah;ud that Of last year ia quail
WE " 80 = -, condition
~ Aps. ~. --------.--~
prRsoN Miss Carrie Taylor, the
ssIie;snt operator for the Western
S5s;ass Telegraph Co. at this place, is
T;s;sinc IN ST. Mary's parish for a few
sE.s r MAYER. after d weeks vis-
4 q har daughters. Misses Fannie and
Alsa on Ds.g " s.s..,s ,sssaas, ssa.s,ar
III s''au'ss 8 = - 3 1850 $500 !.
ss So. a.sars;o,,s a. the card of
Z y sa's ~ - .s,s,tra ctar ana builder, IN
s's.s.s. r,l,,,,,, , Mr Cox has recently
s,..s1 N, ss,..,, i, ,,sr nrpar,e r. r.. de-
''as'ss WV ssss ~ 70 asdifio., FL every descrip-
s 81, 81 .arI.es.ter work. has added els
's.a s. s;lS- ~ '1ss s. h;s asfabl;alment. and
Iss - ss... ~ IL fIrn;sh cisterns Of first
.slss s p.star;sI and workmanship at bot
s's,.s ssss ss;ces IF Won need anything in
Ses.es H ksssSsA .l1
A'saAs'e So - ......---- -.---
ss;ss Mand LitfelI. who took the
S.st y. .,s, ,,r;ga Gin Il nanmanship. at Mrs. M.
II n .sses. .sss &. s.,onl vas fully entitled to
T.. ~ IN Il earned victory. We were
sSa.ss ~ III har eony hook. which was moi
sss6.s III as,d & clear of blemishes, but
s.s sss..s ssail;ararly that very few,
sssIas'ssa sslas vas,s s seldom, enual and none
ss.ssass II 81 M;ss +. .iftell has oniy to go on
wsaf. her nractice 20 become b very
ss.s,,eav,s ~. ~. Il tl,is beautiful and deli
ssss arf
rouEp DEAp.-On last Saturday
usasninc i eolored man by the name o
(!!hsrIes 'Donnell was found dead on tht
Sssd near Can't. Montgomery's place
Tsere were, no marks of violence upol
Iljs nerson. and the coroner's Inques'
gsg.siered 4 verdict of death from causes
hnkaown. The presence of an empty
whisky bottle az bis side probably ex
blamed the sudden taking on. ne has
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1884-06-28

June %, 18e
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1884-06-28
NOTTSE 70 TAX-PAYERs.

May "a, 1884
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1884-06-28

. The steamship Arizona arrived at
New York, last Monday, with SOC Nor
mons on board.
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m a h N ~ 7S.
EhiinueIpnls a.rko..

PsrLApHLrsIA, Sept. ls.-rlour market
dull aud prices generally weak to sell
supertne state, ~ bogS; Extra supsr
fine state % Uss So; Pa; family, ss %
straight. ss ooa5 so; wisconsin Clear, - !
"a 25 straishts, ~ S92e5; winter patentLE a 20
25 20; spring do, - 7jg6 % fresh -nu
springs scarce. N
aye tlour firm AZ t3 rs. @N
Wheat bH dull dun So. z western kSc. No. sV 4
Corn naESs aud prlsr a S'c sqa 20 ,Sfseai Tfss
6isf6Sc No 8 do, 59fse. w,,..
s,0 cas- No ttsin f9F So ass9c No de- ssasssSe
reiecter;' new, SS/s; No mixed, siG3ihc.
rye nomiISfs5 yoler5c.
sa.dsN N.a,s5ysrseed quiet atsl439H Timothy
fairly s<tIve VI 81 6o9I e5i fIaxseed hrm at
swxaker Bran steady at els forNo.l.
J.ovision market quiet and steady !
Ness PORK. Ell 6,4ls Beet Hams. s2lep22 90 (;
india Mess Beef, sls 5O3a0; city do, SIS SOP
IL 90,
salt ao igiNc; smoked Hams, l4jtaibc
pickleo do l2s4Visc.
Lard quiet city refined, sknsA; loose
butchers, 7l1177a prime steam " rs,
Butter market active tor high grades
Il. q, 4 N. Y. extras, 2izf32; W estsrn dairy DO
20c Western good 10 choiea l5tl7c.
Rolls at sQI2c packing butter, SC.
Eggs nrmer, fair demand extras, ls@SOe
cheese nrm, but quiet; New York tul
sNo; do ftir 10 prime, 6Qs.c Penn,
Petroleum dull Refined DC.
! WHISKY duh Western at d Is
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There was delay Of fifteen minutes at
the depot to the Harrisburg express train
west last evening, caused by n hot box.
The police reported all the electric
lights as burning on Friday night and five
gasoline lights as not burning.
Alderman Barr this morning decided to
return TO court the case of commonwealth
vs. j. H. Bunce, charged with forgery, on
complaint OF j. Nj. Peoples. The larceny
case against tho defendant was dismissed
Benjamin BuckwGlter and wife, of East
Lampctor township, 10 day made deed OF
assignment for the benefit of creditors to
Silas X. Buck walter OF tho same township.
Mr.. Henry Laichfotd, A. b., Of London,
Eng,and, aud author OF "Wit and Wisdom
Of the English Parliament" will deliver
an address on Temple Sketches" or
"How Lawyers are made In England" on
Thursday evening, September IL, in the
Grand Army hall.
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a u.c.m.,.,s s,,,ous Acct aens. /.

Yesterday afternoon. John Cherry, tho
hackmap, met with an accident which
might have cost him his life. lie was
driving coupe down North Queen ut y
rapid rate and when In Centre Square lost
control of the horse. AT tho lamp post In
front Of the INTELIIoENoKn Office the
animal ran upon the pavement, the wheels
OF the coupe striking with great fierce
against the curbstoDe. Cherry was thrown
from tho top OF tho carriage and fell vory
heavily upon the stone pavement. He
carried to tho Office Of DIR. Bolenius' where
he received medical attention 1t was
fonnd that be had several ribs broken aud
was also badly bruised. Ho was after
wards removed to his homo on Water
street. The carriage had one wheel broken
off aud tho harness were almost torn from
tho horse.
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and Krnssrrs. HD8 80 r - *<r
CRftte-ke keceipt> 30 bcaH shsp,u<ufa ~
head y artet n ROM anu Am AZ uF,,t = 4, 80
~ ~ SwI o., good " cho ce shipptns. ss ssfs -
,niertor 20 medium, - 1855 N; range nz.US
eep-heceipts, ,b0I head. yhipm&nts.
none market stronger ipfsstbr tp sasr. "a ~
has 80 - - -'S~-s
EAST LIBEHfY--Cattle steady sno unchsrRcds
prime t6n8 ~ fair 10 goo l. as sssi5 ,6, sss.sn.
mon, u a. IS; receipts, 20s nea shin
neniA, so head.
novs-market hrr, receipts 800 head ,
~ haltmore % 10; Workers. % es'9o % I
ments, l,e00 head. -
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A sSI8~res' SaLE.

A sSI8rres' SALE
~ ON TUESDAY, OCT. 7, 1854. at public
cry, in the village OF MountvilIe, West Hemp
field township, Lancaster county, six miles
from Lancaster and four miles from Columbia,
the undersigned assig nees or Jacob trey and
wife, VIII sell the following real estate, viz
No. l. lot OF ground in the village of
Mountville, fronting on Main street GO feet,
ana extending bach the same width 200 feet. TO
a l+feet wids alley. The improvements
thereon are two-story BRICK HOUSE,
frame summer kitchen attached, range in
main Kitchen, bath room, hot and cold water,
large heater In the cellar, and other modern
improvements In house. A well OF never
falling water with pump IN II In summer
hog pen and other outbuildings. Ch0!ce fruit
ana "A variety OF grapes. The premises would
IA side yard l6 feet wide. The buildings are all
rs good as new, having been lately put up.
NO. farm of 9S Acres ana IS Perches,
lying about "a of u mite northeast from Monnt-
vile, OF the pest quality OF limestone land.
rhe improvements thereon are a two-stO
BRICK HOUSE, summer house.. brick bank
and other buildings. The buildings are ali In
good condition. Two running springs OF good
water near the house. a we'll with pump in
near the stable doors young orchard OF
choice truit trees I'm bearing condition.
No. 3. A tract OF about Acres of Chestnut
timber lapd lying aoout ! mile northeast Gt
Mountvflle. The timber Is ready To cut and
will be sold together or In two lots. A valu.
able building sand bauk Is open on said tract.
ANY person wishing to view any OF saiC,
premises viii please Call on jacob Frey resid.
Ing on No. l. Andrew Sherk, residing on the
farm, or on John Nj. Order, esq residing I'm
Mountvilie, where draft OF the divisions OF
| Sale to commence ut o'clock, y. M, and at
tendance Will he given ana terms made known
by CHRISTIAN j. FREY,
HIRAM s, HERSHEY.
Assignees of Jacob Frey and Wife.
| SAMUEL HISS Auctioneer.
JOHN NJ GRIDKR, Clerk. sl0 4tdSd4tw
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IN. H."-on Monday evening W. y. Motifs
combination viii present the new comedy,
IN. "" I'm which Lester Fransliu IS said 10
have made quite hit. The supporting CON-
pany Is said 10 be strong.
Prince Meth Tuesday evening
ore OF the operate events OF the season viii
occur in the presentation OF " Prince Methu-
SALEM" Strauss famous comic opera, by the
New York opera company. Miss Jeaunie
winston, Louis Manfred and lie Grange arc
among the favorites who will appear In tho
cast This charming opera has never before
been presented in this city, and as the com
pany presenting It advertise a capable orches'
ira OF the n own. n large audience can scarcely
fail TO be attracted.
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DR.. w. ID. Wright. Cincinnati, o., sends the
subjoinod professional endorsement ~ have
prescribed DIX. WM. HALLS BALsAM FOR
always with success, one case IN particular
was given up by several ply sicians who had
been called In for consultation with myself
The patient had all the symptoms OF confirmed
Consumption--coid night sweats, hectic lever,
increasing coughs, etc, He commence imme-
diately 10 get better ana was soon restored To
his usual health. ioUnd DIR. WM. HALLS
BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS the most vnlua.
BILE expectorant Tor breaking up distressing Z
&C ughs and colds.
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To Repair un,o .ges

Dear lady, there H. probably no use telling
you that fashionable lite IN great city IL u
rough one on your beauty. Late hours, loss
OF sleep and mental excitement Will leave yon
by and by sborn OF those beautiful trosses
which drew lovers around you In othor years .
Artificial substitutes can never pass for those
rich aud glossy locss. Parker's Hair Balssm
will stop your hair from falling out, restore
Its natural color and softnHss, and prove
clenn-ing and beneflcial 90 Lhe scalp.
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mo,pers motnersti mo,ncrsi

Are you disturbed nj night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the sxcruciating pain of cnttinH teeth
II so, 20 At once anu get IA bottle nj NJ MS. WIN.
SLOWS SOUTH1Na SYRUP. IL w,ll relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately---iepend
upon Il there IN no mistake about ~. There 10
mott mother on earth who has ever nsed y,
who Will not tell you NJ once that II VIII
regulate the bowels, and give rest To the
mother, and relief ami health to the child, op.
erntins like magic. IL Is perfectly safe to use
In all cases, anu pleasant To the taste, and IL
the prescription ol one OF tho oldest ana best
female physicians In the U United States. Sold
everywhere ~ cents q bottle.
non,ul-ry1N ~
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SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. SEPT. "a. Ies4 !.
HE MURDERED HIS WIFE.
ne Assaults His sleeping vile with An
Axs-A New York Doctor charged
with Murder.

ho Ssebuts MS sleeping Wit6 with An
Axe-A New York Doctor charged
with Murder.
Nav HAVEN, Conn, Sept t3 William
johnson, colored, and fugitive from
Justice, returned to Waliipgford last night
aud murdered his wife. He bruke into
the house where his wife and two children
we're sleeping and ran up stairs with an
axe. johnson first met q colored man
named jackson and slashed at him
with an axe, while Mrs. johnson
ran down stairs, She fell at the bottom
and there johnson overlook and beat her
on the head with the axe. johnson then
chased the whole household until another
colored mau got u gun. when he fed.
jackson, who was first assaulted aud who
fled, was not seen again until six this
morning when he returned, horrible
looking sight.
His head was swollen to twice It's size
and his right side pounded to jelly
Latir johnson returned and struck his
dead wife again to assure himself Of her
death, after which he ran away. A general
alarm has been sent out for his apprehen-
sion.
Doctor Charged with Murder.
New YORK Sept 13.--Dr. Felix A.
O'Hsre was arrested to-day on the
charge Of killing patient, Michael
Lacy, to whom 1t ia alleged he
administered poison. Lacy, who was
i'll, came to the Doctors Office with
two companions and received medicine.
Shortly after taking it he died An
autopsy showed that he died from an
acid poison. The doctor says he gave
Lacy aoonite, but as he went to Licy's
house Immediately after his death, took
away the medicine and destroyed it, 1t
seems impossible to ascertain what h c
really did give him.
Biii Taylor Lyhched tn Tsxa..
DALLAS, Texas, Sept. 49,. Dill Taylor,
the negro accused of making dastarcly
assault on Mrs. Flipper, on tbe night of
June 22d, was taken from the sheriff aud
his officers yesterday by masked men aud
hanged TO the limb of n tree. He protested
his innocence to the laat breath.
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" Best thing for burns I have ever tried
Heals mp grandiy." L. T.. Follett, Marion,
Ohio, speaking OF Thomas Eciectrto on. FoT
saie by II. B. Cochran, druggist, l37 aud l3S
North Queen street.
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Oh works at Norri.towp purneo,

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, Sept 13.-The two
main buildings of the Montgomery oil
works in this borough Were burned this
morning. The fire started at midnight by
the explosion Of "a lantern iu the dstillery.
Il burned six houcs and caused loss ol
SAC 600. Tho works were owned by VIM.
Siemmer. Last November the same works
were totally burned, but were rebuilt and
since then there was no insurance.
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is the most elective Pain Destroyer In the
world. Nill most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter-
nally. ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
P-AIN, whether chronic or acnte, than any
Other pain alleviator, and IL Is warranted dou.
Bile the strength OF suy similar preparation.
Ii cures pain In the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. Toothachc, aud
ALL ACHES, ana IL The orest Keiisver OF
Pain. "BROWN' HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" q"
Gns Panacea In tumhler ~ hot water Iswsat.
eued, n preterrsdl ,iaRou III bedtime, will
R2EAK Up A GULD, IS ct'pta bottle
rr,ity8l-IydM. w .SRw
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ConvaIescing.

We are pleased to be able to inform the
numerous readers of the lNTEILiGEscER.
that "Ajax," Henry NJ. Geiter, the war
correspondent of this paper during the
late np'easantness, has improved so rapidly
as to be able to appear again on the street
Mr.. Geiter has been singularly fortunate
in respect to falling down stairs, this being
the seventh time such an accident has be-
fallen him, and at no time were any boues
broken.
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A Biiun womsn's WORK.

On our editorial table are laid two books
" All That Gitters Ia Not Gold and " The
Lost Receipt from the pen OF Mary J. saiter,
VINO 81 the age OF p lost her sight and after
wards spent a term at an Institution Tor the
blind. The fitst IA twelye complete stories
and the latter continued tale. Both sell Tor
twenty-five cents AZ an evidence OF " hat a
pers evering blind woman can 10, they are
quite remarkable.
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nay reyer.

From Col. J. Maidhof, OF New York: 81
have suffered severely Tor the last ten years
from Hay Fever III carly and midsummer and
In the tall. desire in tho interest OF my TEL
ow sufferers 10 testify In favor of Elys
Iream Balm. My stnrt use OF II demonstra-
l have used Ely's Cream Balm tor Hay
Fever, ana experienced great relief. 1 most
cordially recommend IL as the best of all the
many remedies l have tIfed--T. ID. jerks,
Lawyer, Grand Rapids. Micn. Price 30 Genus.
s9lwdT, ,ThaS&w
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Prot Carl Thorbahn, the efficient leader OF
he opera house orchestIa, announces in a
card elsewhere that he IL open to engagements
To teach the violin Rnd other orchestral In
struments. orchestration, c., ana that he ia
prepared TO attend to all kinds nt repairs on
string instruments. The professor comes welt
recommended from his formor Western homo
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New York naArksss .

Nsw YoRx, sept, lS.-Flour-State and
Western duh and heavy.
Wheat A0%c lower heavy and less active
No. l White nominal; No. 2 Red, Sept. HIs
Gssc Oct, s6Gss7Sc; Nov, ssasss4e; Dee-
S5IsfpaOi1c Jan 9ll5c; teb e3h4 U93esc
Corn nGs44c lower and moderately active
Mixed Western spot, 56s2slho ao future, ~.
G80hc.
8lI.c State, 34142o; We tern. 32E4ixc.
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Colorado Republican Convention.

DENVER, Col, Sept. 13.-At last nights
session of the Republican state convention
Milton Edwards, tho present incumbent,
was nominated for secretary of state,
Theodore Thomas, of Gdunison, for
attorney general, s.d Gao. r Swallow, of
Trinidad, for state treasurer. A. mid.
night the convention was still in session.
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sent cut tor I2 Days.

Charles Ebert. residing in the Eighth
ward, was committed to the county prison
this afternoon by Alderman McGIinn for
10 days for dlsorderly conduct, on com.
plant of his grandfather. The boy has
been misbebavipg and il this punishment
does not reform him he will be sent to the
House of Refuge
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On Monday evening, October 6, 1884, the
Marion club will hold their eleventh grand
annual b. at Mseunerchor hall Heretofore
these balls have been successfully conducted
The management promises that nothing shall
be LETT undone iu their enlrCs - make thi S
one the eleventh) the best OF all,
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The universal praise bestowed upon Kidney
Wort rs AN invaluable remedy for ali disorders
OF ihe kidneys, liver ano bowels, Is well mer-
tted. Its virtues are universally known and
Its cures are reported ON all sides. Many Oh.
stinate cases have succumbed to II after they
had been given up by the doctors, and thor.
ouRh treatment i'll never tail to cure. Sold
by all druggists. See adv't.
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WARSAW, Sept. IS During the acoi.
dent to the czar's carriage tho other even
ing the people recognized the czsr aud
shouted "Long live the King of Poland"
Tho cabmen who rescued the carriage,
which was blocked in by two tram cars,
wsro rIested, but the Gar subseq leptly
ordered them released and presented them
with so foubieg.
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Tho sricsery,,Io Cnu,on Case.

At noon to-day the Brickeryille church
case was continued until 10 o'clock Mon
day morning, 10 give the jurors an oppo,.
tunity to go home. plaintiffs arc not yet
through with the examination Of wit
IpeSts
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Let Us Tell hoa.

Let us tell you that person who Is bilious
or conslipated Is not a well person, and iur-
thsr, tnat nearly every one Is subject 10 these
irregularities. Let Us tell you also that Bar
dock Flood Bftcrs are one OF the finest diu
sale by III. II. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and 1853
North Queen street
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The greatest blessing that has been dis.
covered In this generation. A sure cure for
Boils, Burns, Sores, cuts, Flesh wounds, sore
Nipples, Hard and SOFT Corns, Chapped Lips,
and Hands, Pimples and Biotches. Price b0c,
Sold by Druggists, sold by II. u. Cochran
druggist l31 and laa North Ousen street. 3D
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L Epl.oopsi Services .t mouatvn,s

Rev. +. J. q. Moran, rector OF ST. Paui's z. Y
church. OF Columbia. will hold services in the
"old church ut Mountville, TO morrow (sun
iay) afternoon At 4 o clock. All are invited u
Ire present
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Planning Mill ana Valuable Lumber Burned

CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-A dispatch from
Keokuk, Ia, says the planning mill Of the
Fort Madison lumber company, at Fort
Madison. was burned this morning. A
large quantity of valuable lumber was
destroyed. The loss is estimated at from
$50, 600 to S75, 900.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.


Avoid cheap goods The flop Plaster cures
pains and aches where other plasterS simply
relieve. IS cents, at all drug stores.
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MY wtts's Nervous Affection.

ave had ceased to hope that my wife's
nevous affection could DO cured, ~ writes Rev.
J. A. Edie, OF Beaver, Pa Many physicians
failed to do her good, but Samaritan Nerclne
has cured her," AT druggists.
s9lwdT Th&s&w
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proteytsnt triscOpsI.

ST. JoHs's There viii be no service In st
Johns Free church tomorrow. Sunday,
school nj u quarter before two clock,
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A New Jersey Congressional Uonvsntion

CAPE MAY, N. j., Sept. 13.-The Demo
Gratis of the First congressional district
met here to, day, but adjourned until this
afternoon. Indications point to the renom-
nation of Congressman Terrell.
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WEATHER frO,oATIoNs

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. ls.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather.
northerly winds and nearly STATIONARY
temperature,
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Quoietfons by Aaaoc

Stocks weaker. Money i89o.
noW 1orN tehlrai. ,ss.s...................lu0
nrlo lsailfoau lzx
hualfls EXPRESS. ,ss..s.ss..ss...s.ss....ss,ldO
Michigan Central Railroad. .,......s.....s. ST
Michigan southern Hailroad. ,..........., 7t[
Illinois Central Railroad.
Cleveland u Pittsburgh Railroad. .........l3T I
Enicsso q hoes Island llAiirosd. .......lltx
western Union TelogVuph Company..... dG,&
Toledo wabash. ....,..........s 65s
NtN Jersey Cc.lLtki....s. .sssss..s..s.ss.s. pt5S
New YORK 0nLarin wa<tarn-......-..... l912
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IfEiy-tttT,,S. Firrs-
srown'a ruusenoia rama,

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs. rats, mice
gopnrrs, chipmunks. cleared out by Rougr
on Rats" lbc. (2)
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live srocK MARKER.

CHICAGO Hogs -Receipts. $500 head chip.
menls $500 mead market brisk and 100
hg her; rough packing u so0o 70 ; packing and