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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-04
UNITED FOR LIFE.
A oo,ungu Ksur rAsHIusADLy, ,iED
40 Atucnn wedding ghst Caused social
Fiuttsr IN tho Bost Coiored Crcies
nj tue suty.

40 Atricnn wedding ybst Caused Social
Fiuttsr In tho Bost Uoiored circles
os tho City.
A wedding that created considerable
stir among the upper circles OF oolorod so
oiety took places last evening at the Arr
can NJ L. church, on Straw berry street.
The principals were Mr.. David Wilson,
muscular. pleasant faced Ethiopian, with
n akin as dark ns Erebus, and Miss Laura
Wilson, n dusky damsel OF chocolate
brown complexion. Tho church was
paoked long before tho time fixed for the
ceremony, 7;80 o'clock, with an expeotant
Afrjoo Caucasian essemblagc. Every
race. color and previous condition Of servi
tude were noticeable In tho Africa portion
of the crowd. while few white faces 10
the rear, mado pretty silver lining to the
dark cloud in the forward portion Of the
church.
Promptly nc the appointed time the
bridal procession appeared at the door OF
the church aud, after experiencing some
difficulty In pushing through the crowd
gathered on tho sidewalk, entered the
sacred edifce. Polly Henry and Charles
Wilson, youthful relatives Of the high
contracting parties, headed tho procession.
Next came Mr.. Frank Dean esoorting a
buxom brunette, Miss Bella Saviugton,
followed by Mr.. William Wilson, whose
arm was heavily handicapped with q sub
stantial looking maiden, Miss Martha
Thomas. All this time the organ was
merrily playing wedding march to
which the bride and groom, who brought
up the rear OF the procession, kept accu'
rate step.
The bride was robcd In fleecy white gar.
ments with long white tulle veil. and
L.. a..
wreath Of orange blossoms She presented
strikingly beautiful sight, her ebon face
peering out OF her white apparal, like
lump Of coal In bed Of white carnations
The twain were quickly pronounced one
by Rev. A. A. Robertson, Of Philadelphia,
after which the bridal party and their
friends repaired to Love and Charity hall,
on Low street, where handsome reception
was in waiting. The bride and groom
took thoir station Ia the forward portion
OF the hall and blushed their thanks to oil
extending congratulations, In the rear
standing In every conceivable position, and
arraysd In white vests, white ties, and
every variety of high silk hats, were q mot
Icy crew Of colored men who stared at
every thing within their range Of vision
and all the time, doubtless kept chewing
the bitter end Of envy over their brothers
good fortune.
For their bridal tour the happy pair
walked to the residence Of the brides
parents, on Church street, which they will
make their future home.
Among tho many children Of Ham who
we're present somo were Of more than
ordinary prominence in colored society
circles. Among these. George Burton, the
dapper porter Of the Stevens house, shone
conspicuouf. His claw.hammer coat,
white satin tie and glistening shirt bosom
made him at once the envy and admiration
OF all beholders. 1t is said that he carried
on his person $500 worth Of diamonds and
jewery.
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Genuins Diamonds and watches found II
Tea aDd Coffee

The Globe Tea and Coffee Packers OF New
York. have opened a branch store In THIS city,
ct Nos 100 and l3l North Queen street. Their
Teas and COfiees are put up In paper cans,
Every can contains, In addition TO T0a ana
Coffee, an article running In va'uo from 10
cents to $50 in cash, or Gold or silver Watches
or Jewelry. Also Genuine Diamond Jewelry.
The Tea Cans welgh-can and contents-nbout
~ pounds, tho Coffee Cans weige-can and
contents-abOut 3 pounds. Price tl each. The
company have adopted this method to adver'
tise their goods, but after February lst these
choice Teas ana Coffees will be sold wholly on
their merits by their agent, at tho same price
same quality and same quantity, but without
any other article In the cans besides the Tea
and Coffee, tho Tea and Coffee being at fair
retail value worth more than the price asked
without any regard to tho other articles.
This company has already established sew.
eral agencies who have a very large and rap
IDLY growing trade as the superior quality OF
their goods ecomes known. Orders by mai,
accompanied by cash or postoflico order are
selected by ydisinterested parties and forward.
cd to all parts OF the United states. Address,
Globe Tea and Coffee Packers l29 ana l3l
North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa. Prices,
sl per Can,o Cans tor o., ~ Cans for slO, %
Cans tor f2o, ,65 Cans Tor ESQ.
The follow Ing Is II partial list OF tho parties
who found valuable articles in their cans OF
tea and coffee so far;
Samuel Hats, cigars and tobacco, l2o North
Queen sueet, silver Sugar Bowl, with can OF
coffee.
j. l.. Lyte, bus'noss manager Examiner,
Lace Pin, Diamond, Ruby and sapphire.
Mrs A. II. supplee, 400 North Duke street
Silver Pickle Castor.
John q. Haas, merchant tailor, Silver Sorv
ice with tea and coffee,
John Borger, us North Queen street, Fine
Crown Lever Watch with can OF tea.
Mrs. Scott Lytle, Is Andrew stTCel, silyc
Card Receiver.
J.C. Anderson, oyersesr, No. . Cotton MIL
silver Service.
Jacob stirk, contectloner, t3L West Orang
street, Stem Winding and Stem Setting Watcl
with tea,
Joseph +. Knight, Proprietor City Hotel
Ladies' French Chatelaino Watch.
John Copeland, Restaurant, ,l25and l27 Mort
Queen street, Silverware.
A. q. Rahter, Proprietor Lamb Hotel, sout
Queen street, Ladies' Solid Gold Hunting Ca.
watch In can OF tea.
j. Blouse, Millersyille, Pa, Stem Wiudin
and Stem Setting Watch with coffee.
b. r. Wilmer, Millersyille, Pa, 8. 4 =. watc
with can OF tea,
v. IL. Williams, AuctionGer, 2l5 North Chris
tian street, Stem Winding and stem settin
Watch In tea.
This paper Will publish from day TO day
partial list OF the parties who find the valuabl
articles.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-04

Joseph PrOctor.-The appearance OF this
eminent actor and his capable company in
Fulton opera house tomorrow evening, In his
great and absorbing play OF "Nick OF tho
woods, ;" Is theatrical event that should not
be missed. Boston has tor ffty years held Mr.
Proctor In high esteem and tho country not
much less so. Mr.. Proctor has been vory
successful this season with his fine perform .
ance.
The Danttes Monday evening this favor
ite western play Will be presented In the
opera house, with the successful actress,
Marie Wellesley, as Buy Piper, and having
In the play the great dogs, snltan, Cesar and
Monarch. This play is u thrilling one, rs
those who seen Its presentation here before
will remember.
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Reported by j. u. Long.
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Ian caster Cattle Market,

LANCASTER, Jan. 4.-The receipts oflive stock
at Stewards Lancaster stock yards Tor the
week ending to-day, were as follows Cattle,
100 hogs, $40. Tho sales at this yard were 80
cattle at prices ranging from I to 6hc. per
pound.
At }. W. MontEer's yards 81 head of cattle
and 100 hogs were sold at last weeks prices.
At Levi Sensenigs yards the sales we're ll5
head of cattle and 90 hogs we're sold at last
weeks prices. % 5Od4 12 W cwt. stockers,
S seQssl; feeders, IS 5OG5 rs light butchers,
% 1a6 % heavy butchers 50 55G97 10 Hogs
were sold at o. tode 30 y cwt.
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PbiIadeIpnia market.

PHILADELPHIA, January 4-Flour steady ana
quiet.
Rye Flour at % rs.
Wheat firm and quiet No. 2 Western Red
81 07lIQl ON No. . do, 81 90; No. Pa. Red
sl l2Il l2k
Corn frmer and fair demand sail yellow
and sail mixed, 60&GdIci No. mixed and
yellow, 6Ol57c.
Oats active and higher; No. White 43c
No. 2 White, ilSa i2ci No. do, Ale No.
Mixed, 400.
Rye scarce at 65c
Seeds Glover quiet al 10lOc Timothy dul
at sl 400l 80 Fiaxseed hrmer at 81 tOgl SO.
Provisions tifm.
Lard firm.
Butter quieti
Eggs frmer good demand.
Cheese nrm.
Petroleum tirmer.
Whisky At 81 -
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DnupusALs WILL nE HEOHlvGL az

sHuprnr 4 SUTTON. Aucts. d2s-2oaI5&7
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Collision OF Trans.

ELIzApETH, n. j., Jan. A freight
train on the Lehigh Valley railroad collided
this morning with Pennsylvania railroad
passenger train at the junction near Perth
Amboy. Both locomotives were wrecked
and several cars broken. Nobody was
seriously hurt. The Lehigh Valley flag
man is reported as hurt.
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Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head shipments, !,
good to choice Shipping CONE 81
TO medium, u 25dS 40.
sheep-Receipts, 500 head; shipments, 1900 /;
market steady; inferior to fair. ~ boa3 rs ;
medium to good, tiat 50 choice TO extra,
u 60nS 20.
EAST LIBERTY. - Cattle - Receipts sos
heau market aetive at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts, 8,791 head market active ,
Philadelphias, GO 256650; Workers, t5 60l5 co.
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head market fair at
yesterdays prices.
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The best Salve In the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds of skin
eruptions, freclrlcs and pimplcs. The salvs iJ
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction ia
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get HEsRY's CARBoLIo SALvs, as all others are
but limitations and counterieits. Price ~
cents. sold I'm Lancaster ut Coohran's Drug
store. 1877 North Queen street my.A-A
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Accepted.
Dish onest Iondnctnrs.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4 james l.. Rol.
lius and A. J. Rogers, conductors on the
Pennsylvania railroad, and William B.
Petit, a Pullman palace car conductor,
were arrested here to-day and committed
upon the charge of embezzling tickets aud
money belonging to those corporations.
James Crawford, a Pennsylvania rail-
road conductor, charged.with defrauding
for hearing.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, slightly warmer weather
on Friday, followed on Saturday by light
SHOWS aud much colder weather Saturday
night, variable winds in southern portions,
westerly winds in northern portions and
shifting to northwesterly during Saturday,
followed in southern portions by falling
barometer.
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erowps r,us.uv,o =, psr,s

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken Internally or applied exter.
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and IL Is warranted dou.
bic tho strength than any other similar prcpa-
ration.
IL cures pain in tho siuc, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, and II Tho Great Rsi,ever OF
Pain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be In every family. A teaspoOniul OF
the Panucea In u tumber ot hot water Iswoct.
ened, II preferredl taken at DodtitnG, will
BREAK UP A GOLD. - cents bottle.
lnnNl-I -Th- FNW
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Letter from "a Wsii-known New YORK Auc-
.tIoneer.
llG 4 lis EAST lirH STRREr.
New YoRK, May Is, 1883

llG 4 lis EAST lirH STREET,
NEW York, May IS, 1853.
l have been troubled with an Irritation OF
the Throat and a Cough tor some time. am
also martyr to Dyspepsia. BY the advice OF
a very LEANED physician applied two ALL
COCK PoRoUs PLAsTERs TO my chest, and one on
tho pit OF my stomach. In three days my
Cough was cured and my Throat was well.
have now worn tho flasters two weeks, and
my appetite and digestion have much Inn
proved, am confident that In another week
my Dyspepsia will be entirely removed. l
have never used so pleasant and agreeable u
remedy in my life.
THOS. MATHEWS.
"Alcocks" Is tho only genuine Porous
Plaster all other so-called Porous Plasters
are INIT atiOns.
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Haaassss sHss.HHHaasH isslslH
m Ann ELS.
New YORK NIsrKets.

New YORK, Jan. 4.-Flour unchanged
Wheat unsettled and 1.Vhc lower. with
moderate speculative traIing; No. 2 Red,
Jan, sl lO9G3l II do Feb, 81 l2k9l Is ;
do March, Al'2S9l ~ May, q lSADi iss.,
u,a Corn x@iS higher mS9$dhs,rateiy active Ys
60G69c.
Oats Hahc betteri No. 2 Jan, %OsGaN%c; /;
Feb, tss,5 May, N0iitc; state, tlGi5c
Western, lQ44o.
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taughtin the Act.

John Williams, colored mau, was
caught yesterday in the act of stealing a
small box of shoes from in front of the
store Of Michael l., Harnish on West King
street. A son of Mr.. Harnish saw the man
take the shoes aud he had Officer Pyle ar.
rest him. The property was returned aud
Williams was held by Alderman SpuTrier
for O hearing to. morrow afternoon.
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VAKiUU, 0UAUKs.
Various Quacks.
who-Eaon with Hts own Pet scheme--CuI-
tivate the Field OF Human Nature.

who--Eaon with Hts Own Pet soheme-CuI-
tivate the Field OF Human Nature.
There have always been quacks legal
quacks, theological quacks, scientific quacks
and medical quacks. Some OF them are bland
oily fellows who argue and smile the world
into believing in their iayorite bit OF hnmbug
Others are pompous and pretentious parasites, :,
But they make It pay. Men seem to love to be
swindled, stipulating only that 1t shall be
neatly done.
The dear public are equally liberal 10 the cleo
trio and magnetic fraud. This fellow IS a ge.
MUS In his line. He will put magnetic belt
around your waist, magnetic necklace
under your chin, or fit you out with an entire
suit of magnetic cloth, warranted to serve the
purpose OF ordinary garments, and attho same
time to cure all diseases, from whooping-
cough to hasty consumption.
Most OF these have no more electric or mag
netic power about them than resides in woolen
blankets or In VIrdle3 OF sackcloth. Only
when applied by an expert Is electricity of
the slightest uso as a medicinal agent, and
even then its value is grossly over-stated.
What is the strongest possible presumptive
evidence in favor OF a particular remedyf
Clearly that It should have been prepared by
responsible persons OF acknowledged skill in
the treatment of disease.
squarely on this foundation stands BEN
SONS CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER. En-
dorsed by 5000 physicians, pharmacists, drug
gists ana chemists, it needs no further apology
nor introduction. IL is the one and only true
| ana tried external application. Quacks OF all
kinds pay the Capcine the compliment OF
their dislike, as Satan Is said to hate holy
water.
Look I'm tho middle OF tho plaster for tho
word " CAPCISE." Price 25 cents.
seaburY 4 johnson, Chemists, New York.
ds-W&S a
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DUBLIC SALE-DN TUESDAS, JANUARY
j. 8, 1885,, Will be sold at the Leopard hotel,
the following Real Estate belonging to Her.
mau Miller:
No. !, one and ahalt story Rough Casted
Dwelling, situated No. $40 East King street,
with back building, containing hall and six
rooms; hydrant In tho yard, fruit trees, &C.
No. 2, Il large two-story brick dwelling, with
brick back building, No. el2 East King street,
containing hall and ten rooms, with all mod
ern improvements, such as gas, hot and cold
water, bath and water closet, with one of the
best furnaces In the cellar There is q private
sewerage to all the East King street property,
fruit trees, etc.
No. 3, a large two-story brick building, Nos.
GA and GIG East King street, with frame she'd
ding, fronting ON East King street 81 feet. The
whole front ON East King street, including
the three properties, l50 feet. moro or less.
No. 4, two twostory brick and part frame
dwellings, with frame back.building, situated
Nos. SOL and S03 on the south side OF Church
street, near 35l and 1853 each house contains
hall and rooms.
No5. A two-story Frame Dwelling, con.
tainiug four rooms, situated ON sherman be-
tween East King and Orange streets. There
Is a right to well OF good water.
Sale to commence at 7 O'clock on sAid day
Conditions OF sale made known by
HERMAN MILLER.
sHuBEIr 4 SUTTON. Aucts. d2s-2oAI5&7
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Richard +. Robinson IA druggist living in
Racine. wis. Here ~ what he says: "Ailiict
ell with iaryngitis WIS unable TO articulatc "A
word distinctly Tor fully two months. lib.
eral application OF Thomas Eciectrio OU com.
plotcly cured me. Am pleased to n commend Il
It." For sale by II. Is. Cochran, druggist, 1877
and I39 North Queen street.
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L tho mayors ollce until MONDAY.
EVENING, JAN. 7, 1884, at s O'Clock FOR sweep
ing, cleaning up and hauling away all ofral or
market dirt of any kind whatever from the
streets occupied by the markets Immediately
and putter. along which said markets shall bo
held TO be thoroughly cleaned, the oifiil 70 40
TO the cleaner. Tho bid 10 be tor one year from
date OF contract and to be accompanied by
sscnrity in 500 for the faithful performance OF
The woTk Everything necessary to do the
work 10 DO found by the contractor.
Tne Right 10 reject bids reserved.
JNo. Il. MAoGoNIGLE,
ts.atdW&S Mayor.
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/ recommend iluy Uamelia's Secret o
Youth and Beauty for the complexion, as be
ing far superior TO any article ever used. l
positively removes Freckles, and Will remove
Tan in one application, Price soc.
For sale at all druggists.
MRS. j. RENNE SMITH,
iel3-6mdM&s Newark N j.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4 The Pennsyl.
vania railroad company has purchased the
Eastern Shore railroad at price approx
mating s450, 900. The Eastern Shore road
runs from Delmar, Maryland, distance
of 3S miles
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SAN FRANCsco, Cal Jan. AT a
meeting of influential and wealthy citi-
zens here last night, preliminary arrange
ments were held for holding worlds fair
in this city in 1887.
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vlLLAHD,s RESIGNATION.
Accepted by tho Northern Pacific Company
The Bist OF II.

The 8ist OF II.
New YORK, Jan. 4.-The Northern Pa
citic directors are ip session at this hour,
IL IN. Henry Wizards resignation has
been presented. Its tenor and the action
taken will not be made known until the
meeting adjourns.
1:l5 p. N-The Northern Pacific drec
tors have taken recess of half an hour. 1t
is stated that nothing but routine business
has been thus far transacted.
The Kesignation.
LATER-Mr. Wizards resignation is
made public.
In his letter he says he takes this step
for two reasons one that, owing to his
falling health his physicians advise him
to abstain from active employment and the
other reason Is that tho, interests OF the
company call for severance of his connec
tiOu with it. He states that he has labored
hard to serve the company conscientiously
and to tho best of his ability, but his feel
ings shall not stand in the way of the vel
fare of the stockholders. He feels conf.
dent that tho future will vindicate all that
he has done.
Accepted.
Pr. u.--The directors have reasse NIB ed
aud have accepted the resignation Of Mr.
Willard rs president of the road.
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PrOpristors, Editor. and hepor ,ers Setting

TnoT. N. r, Jan. 4.-Ths Troy Times
is gradually increasing its force of com
positors aud will appear this afternoon as
usual. The proprietors, editors and re-
porters are still setting type. After
to day little if any inconvenience will be
felt
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CoLDRss Liquid Beef Tonic Is admirably
adapted Tor females In delicate health. Col
denis no other. OF druggists.
il-lwdeod&w
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GUARD against any lung or throat disease
Use Ialc's Honey OF Horehound and Tar
Pixies Tt othache Drops cure In one minute.
il.lWdpO1kw
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9en ara,t Dating We'll

New YoRK; Jan. 4.-General Grant was
greatly improved this morning. The
injured limb was doing well and the OK.
president sat in an easy chair for q short
time
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DEa Tffk

DEATH
GESsEMRR-In this city, Mary Gonsem r,
widow OF Geo. w. Genssncr. aged B years, &
months and 20 days.
We've IA mother up in heaven,
And, oh, tell us, II ye viii,
VIII our mother know her children
VIII she rsCOllCCt us stu
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her late residence, No. AS North Water
street, on sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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poOR. WHITE & CO..
--BANKERS,~-
as WALL STREET, Now York

Brokers and Dealers In Railway and all other
Securities,
RAILWAY INVESTMENTS
speciality, in the selection ana estimate of
whlcH thelr long connection with PooR's
MANUAL OF RAILROADS "giycs them special ad.
NanthBes. correspondence invited ana In.
qulries answered. Deposit accounts received
and interest allowed. dl0-3meod
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For Lame BACK, SIDE or Cnest use SHl
LOHS POROUS PLASTER. Price, IS cent
sold by IL, B. Cochran, 1877 ana l39 North Queen
treet, Lancaster. ieblteod6
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RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Live Stock. POSlTVECU mayI-2
For sale ut II. B. CCchran's drug store 1877
North Queen street.
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Business was dull around the station
house this morning. The mayor had but
two cases and they we're vagrants. who
were discharged.
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The Democratic Convention, Too? Hardly.
CHICAGO, Jan. A committee of DEM
ocrats was appointed last night to 60 to
Washington to make efforts to have the
national Democratic convention held In
this city.
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Anon skniIng.

The skating is very good at nearly all
points on the Conestogs and large crowds
are enjoying in to day ; especially is there
a large attendance OF GraeHs landing.
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a Canada Murderer Convicted.

LoSros, Ont, Jan. Albert Wright
man has been found guilty of the murder
of Grant Sicox, at Middlemiss, by a
coroner's jury, aud James Graham is
charged with being an accessory.
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New SOrF
Quotations by Associated Press.

VUUUtLIUHS DY AsSUCIUtbI FTbss-
Stocks Irregular. Money easy at 2G2Ic.
New York Central. .......,..........
rIe ishllIOt'l 2Ih
Adams Express. .......................los
Michigan Central Railroad ,.,........,...,, s7Js
Michigan southern Railroad. d............... g6I.
Illinois Central Railroad. Oad............,.,,.,..l3
Cleveland q Pittsburgh Ratlroah 1857
Shicago y ROCK Island Railroad. ..."...ll6H
Pittsburgh n Fort Wayne Railroad.
western Union Telegraph Company. 7ik
IoItuO WABASH. s..,...s,.,..,........... Is
New Jersey Central l:.....................,,.. s5N
Nov York Ontario h Western. ...-......... 10
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Camclia Dontono TOR the tcoth IL ve,y ira
grant aud removes Tartar and Scurf, bnrdens
he Rums, stops decay and perfumes the
breath. Price, 80 cents. For sale nt all drug
gists ie27-Rmdw