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roes Fordnsm cottage Sold.

L. j. Keary, New York toy dealer,
has purchased for $3.50 the house at
Fordham, where Edgar Allan Poo lived
for several years. Mr.. Keary is warm
admirer OfPoe's writings. The purchase in
cluded tho house where the poet lived
and one aud a half acres of land. Mr..
keary will replace tho present cottage
with a new building for his residence.
The property Is situated on Kingsbridge
road, not far from tho Fordham Station
of tho Harlem railroad. Tho cottage
Is quaint frame building, one aud
a.half stories high. A verandah runs
on each side Of It,, oyergrown with
vines and ilowors aud surrounded with
old fruit trees. The house is white, with
the sides and roof shingled. While pre-.
senting a picturesque appearance in its
bower Of troes and vines, it is
rather dilapidatsd, and tho value Of
the property lies in the land as q
building site, outside of the associations
clinging around the cottage. Poe lived
here several years. and In the house
watched by the deathbod of his wife. In
the upper storyis "a room reached by u
winding staircase from the floor beneath,
with on old fashioned open fireplace and a
small window. The room was used as a
study aud bedchamber by the poot.
1t was at this place that Poe wrote "The
Raven" "The Bells, $40, Annio," and
".Anuabel Lee" among other poems.
He also composed hero after the death Of
his wife, "Ulalume." In tho old orchard
is tree on which his initials arc carved,
and near the house is a syringa planted by
his hands. The pine.shaded, rocky knoll,
where Poo is said TO have spent many
hours in meditation and idleness, il back
Of tho cottage.
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SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY IL, ioo4,
AFTER THE BATTLE.
OHIUaoo's wUNrED QUIET KEsrosEp.
GENERAL OonHdenco Expressed In the Out.
come OF the Conventions worK-PrsIse


General Ooniidence Kxprsssed In the Out.
come Of the Conventions worE-prsise
for the COMMITTEES OF Arrangements.
CHICAGO, July 12.--There wore very few
remaining evidences this morning OF tho
Democratic convention. The delegates
very generally have taken their departure.
Inc club and headquarter banners have
Deen iurled and hotel corridors have re.
sumed their wOnted appearance. On the
streets are still to be seen moro than the
usuai number Of white hats, n number of
Which are surmouDtcd with a small feather.
ca rooster, the wearing of which has come
~ ~, po sort OF rage among the Democracy,
me members of the national COMMITTEES
anu other leaders of the party who are
sui III the city express confidence "A To
tho strength of the ticket. Tho delegates
eeneraiIy express great satisfaction at the
treatment received at tho hauds'of the local
cotnmltteo In providing for their comfort.
NOW that the great convention has come
and gone, IL is due its officers and the
committee of arrangement that the pres,
should acknowledge ITS obligations,
The remodeling of the hall made
an admirable audience room
aud the facilities granted for max
ing, printing and telographing the exten-
sive reports were ample. Special thanks
are due to Judge William g. Cloudy in the
preliminary arrangements of the details,
aud to Hon. Austin III. Brown aud Col !.
Richard j. Bright, tho efficient sergeant
at-arm, for the intelligent aid rendered,
and their Just appreciation of the require
ments of the press.
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MARhR1s.
YhiisdeIpnia N arnss.

PHILADsLrBtA, July 12-rlour market
tine state, R tOa3 20 Extra suporfine
40 ~ W1S 30 Pa. family, 81 25f1l5O; Ohio AMI
~ in llama family. ~ 1905 90 MINI. extra, clear.
ioui 90 straight, u 50f36 so, winter
p'sonts, tU. 40, 10 39. - spring dos so06 25.
Wheat market nrmer. No. western
old Old Tic Is NO a, > ado, do, SIC; No. l ia. do
Corn firm and scarce good local trade
seaner, 62a63o sail yellow, sic; do mixet
hj0Glc; No. mixed ami yellow b7ff5sc
Oas hrInor on light offerings No. 1 WHITE
VIC No. 2 do, 39ts6biOc No. q do, 8ssI6t3oc
tpnsotoa, IG3sc No. mixed. 89637c.
Seeds Timothy dull sl bosi s.. rlaxseed
nominal at s so; Glover jobbing at gl<flgE
0W inter Bran nrm with, Light supply, at els 30
Provisions steady, and in fair Iobbiup dc.
mand Mess Pork, si6 JoSpl7 on; He,f Hams.
tIssOdS5 90 India Mess Beef $40 JOzt2O
| Bacon-smoked Shoulders, ykc, salt ti0
llA@l3c. N~ ~"
Lard steady city refined. at s,.eesx, loose
butchers, &c prime steam ~ 80.
Buttor fairly active aud steady; Cream.
cry extras, Dtp2lc; Is. q. n N. Y. extras, Iy
pl6c do firsts, itgl6c Western extras, ian
i'G; western good To choice, 1l0l3c.
Eggs caster. but quiet Penn'a. extras, Isx
cheese dull and steady; New York full
creams, 993IIc; Ohio fiats, fine, 7c; West
ern fair 70 good 5x16kc Penn'a part skins, y
gtc do full. hGt2c.
fotroieum quiet Refined. 7Ilc.
"DiSHY uull western at el To-
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kraus q wife. Goldbcrger said thai u
August, 1888, Kraus came TO hin s.d
SAID no was anxious t3 and nioe. good
gir', to whom he might unto his fortunes
ior life. Goldberger know whore there
was lnst such girl, and asked Krans how
much he would pay him 10 introdncs hir,
70 her and start them together ON 1ke
straight road to matrimony. Krnue
sald he would give him s55 and tho
bargain was clinobed then and thsrv.
true to his contract, Goldberger intro
duoed kraus to the young lady without
letting her know Of tho bargain' Thn
result was that Kraus and the young ladv
were married. When the newly Wcddcd
couple were settled In cosy little home.
asked Kraus for the 155'
Ihe bridegroom refused to settle, whore.
upon ,Goldberger began tho suit. The
hearing was set for Thursday, but In tho
meantime the parties effected Q settle ment
kraus paying Goldberger $50.
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Nesx YORK m arHaIa

NEW foRK, July IL -Fiour.-State and West
ern nrin but less active; Superfne State
~ sOM3 10; Extra do, ~ O0lp3 so Choice do
Sbo9o 20 Fancy DO, % sG6C0; found Hoop
hne Western, ., 8Od3 10; common TO
good extra do, s3 ODlt36O; choico do, O. as
p6 90; choice White Wheat do, % 1908 90
extra. " iOGt so good TO choice do. 81 65eo6 25
wheat I49ssc higher and firm, with a mod.
Red Aug, g7xGp SC Sept. s7sksb9sNo Oct !,
9Jh9Ohc Nov, 81 0l Dec, si63L4 20 03k.
Corn opened hQhc higher later fell
do future, 60hGp6lAc.
Oats dun and without decided change, in =
Western, 37di3c.
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= Thirty-Dolisr Wife.

Several weeks ago Il. Goldberger, pro
prietor OF a hosiery establishment in Cleve.
land, o., brought suit before a justice of
that city against j. hraus, a oonfootioner,
for go. The sum Goldberger alleged was
duo him on an oral contract, according to
which no was TO receive SIS for procuring
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DAsTAIsDLE DEED,
Murdered uis Daughter and Then Commit
tod Suicide.

murdefoi uis Daughter and Then Comm IT.
tod Suicide.
CoNsHoHoCKEN, July 12--John May,
German shoemaker, aged 40, arose at
two O'Clock this morning aud went to tho
bed room of his sixteen year old daughter,
lizzie, making improper proposals to her.
Upon being repOlled he went into
the shop, whore he obtained a two.
edged knife ami returned to the girls room
and hacked hcr frightfully. He then
stabbed himself iiiteen times in tho region
Of the heart and died soon afterwards.
The girl has seventeen knife wounds and
is considered beyond recovery. May has
always been sober and industrious map.
and 1t is supposed Lo became suddenly
insane.
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EKASD CONUERT, yHIs EVENING.
" NY

At the SWAN HOTEL AND REST AURANT.
southeast Angle OF Centre Square.
PROGRAMME,
!. Erinnerung an Mont terncil March (W.
Bonme). 2 Romance (Wolif) .. Der reichu
Herr waltz wv. Bohmel I. SChritt aui Schritt
Rheinlandcr (Y. Meude), q. Maskenfcst Polka
O.. Gartner). q. Der tiotte hotter GalOp e.
franks). ] Lebenohl Polonaise &C. Fran kel.
s. Imrge OF the Rose (G. Reinhardt). .. Bunte
Blumen Waltz { q. Franke) 10, Gruss an
Konigswiuter Rheinlandcr a. HoibIg) II.
The Chapel Becker). ~. Nit yoller Kraft
Galop IL. Gartner).
Spring Chicken, Turtle Soup, Chicken Corn
Soup, oysters IN every style. Also cool spark
ling Rochester and Sprengor's Beer ON
draught. HENHi MYERS,
IL PROPRIETOR.
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PHTLADELPHIA, July II With regard
to the statement made recently that Blaine
medals were being made at the United
states mint in this city, Col. Snowdon, the
superintendent, says it is not true. Ho
says IT would DO manifestly improper for
the oiiicers Of the mint to engage in pre-
pairing or issuing political badges or medals
Tor the Republican party, and that under
his management the mint could not be
used for any such purposes.
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Time ~ m Ousy,

Time and money will 10 saved by kooping
hidnov-Wort In tho house. 1t - AN invalua.
Die remody for sll disorders OF the Kidneys
Iiyeranh bowels ana for all Diseases arising
from obstructions of these organs. IL mas
cured many obstinate cases after hundreds o
dollars had been paid to physicians without
btaining relief IL cures Constipation, PILES
Biliousnoss aud all kindred dis orders, Keep
II by you.
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To liepair damages.

Dear lady, there Il probably no use telling
you that fashionable lite In IA great city Is
rough one on your beauty. Late hours, loss
at sleep ana mental excitement will leave you
by and by shorn OF those beautiful tresses
Artificial substitutes can never pass for those
rich and glossy LOCKS. Parker's Hair alsam
will stop Your hair from falling out, restore
its natural color and soitness, and prove
cleansing and beneficial 10 tue scalp.
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mortality uu, ,ot,bo,ers

New York. July 12.-The report Of
mortality in British India show that in
Calcutta, IN the month of April, there
were SAT death from true cholera.
In Bombay there were only IL deaths
from cholera up to June Sd. News
from the island of Malta shows that while
the disease had crossed the Mediteri anoap.
1T had not obtained foothold tho 70.
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ro BRIDGE pU,LpERs-pKo.

NOTIUE TO BRIDGE BUiLDERs-PRO-
~ pOsals for the following intercounty
bridge work will ho received at tho County
Commissioners Onice, Lancaster, Pa, and
West Chester, Pa, until six o'clock p. m,
Thursday, July d. 1854, andattho speakman
1854 until noon:
Rebuilding double span, wooden truss
bridge at Pine Grove Forge.
Rebuilding wooded truss brid so Mt Kirk g
Fording.
Rebuilding bridge at Lees Mill.
Rebuilding iron or wooden bridge at Black =
burns fOrding.
BY order OF
COMMISSIONERS OF
LANCASTER AND CHESTER COUNTY.
jyl2SMSWUy3
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Urangemen UeIepra,lon In n.w Ynrn

New YoRK July 12.-The Oraugemen
OF this city celebrated to day by au excur
sion to Excelsior Park, where they engaged
in games of different kinds. They were
accompanied by their wives and children
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Two ,su,iue,. F,I,ures

Sr. PAUL, MINI. July IL -Ja mes M
Smith ~ Co., wholesale dealers IN canned
goods, failed yesterday. Their indebted
ness will amount to $1,000
New York, July l2,--lIalstead, Haincs
~ Co, have made an assignment to Thos.
May, of the firm of May IL King, in dry
goods circles. Their liabilities are placed
at So 900, 900,
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Grand Combined Cheap Excursion TO New
York and Coney Island on Thursday, July II.
Round trip tickets good for three days. Trains
leave Lancaster (King street at h:i5; Col.
umbla at 5:i5. Faro tor the round trip, s.55
For particulars see posters and circulars at all
stations. iy3,5,l2,ll ,lG&2tw
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For twenty years I was sufferer from Ca
tntrh OF tho head amt throat Ia n very aggra.
waited form, aud duriug tho summer mon tbs
with Hay Fever. procured n bottle of Eiy's
Croam Balm, aud aitor II tow applications re-
orivcd decided bonun twas cured before the
bottle was used. Have hal no return OF tho
complaint. Charlotte Parker, waveriy, N. Y.
iyl-2wdeod&w
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rhs travelling salesman

is an irrosisttbio fellow, brim full Of stories,
Jokes, courage, selt-assu rance and grit. lie IL
very taking withai. Burdock Hood Btuers
where, aud aro sold everywherc. For sale by
". u. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and iy9 North
Queen street.
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Fux STREET wonX,

Sealed proposals for the following work viii
DO received by the Street Committee up to
J uly II, 1854, at O'Clock u. IN. Proposals 10 be
addressed to Street COMMITTEES, and deposited
IN street Box, ut the office OF Alderman Barr,
10 South Duke street:
For piking South Duke street. from Vine 10
German.
For piking West Chestnut street, from Mul.
berry 10 Charlotte.
FOR piking North Lime street, from walsut
to Lemon.
For piking East Orange street, from Ann TO
Marshall.
For piking walnut street, from Water to
Mulberry.
For three-teet sewer on Cherry alley, from
Frederick street north to Run.
For three-ieet sewer on Lemon street, from
Pine TO Charlotte, TO Walnut ana thence to
main sewer.
Plans and specifications can be cen at the
office OF Allan A. Herr, City Regulator, lOs
East King street
BY order OF
STREET COMMITTEE.
Attost-J. X. BARR Clerk Street Committee.
jylO,l2,ls
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EsrArE ur MARIA RUDYsILL. LATE

EsTATE OF MARIA RUDYSILL, LATE
II OF the City OF Lancaster, deceased.
Letters of administration on said
estate having been granted TO the un.
dcrsigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested To mako Immediate pay.
mcnt, and those having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the un III rsigncd, resid.
ing IN the CITY of Lancaster.
u. \. EsHLgNAN, DIR. 8. L. DAVIS,
JuHN A. CoYLK,
Attys. J2S6tdS
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wEATuEK IrDiuaTioNs

WAsHIEdToN, July l2.--For the Middle
Atlantic states, showers and partly cloudy
weather, variable winds, slightly warmer
In the southern portion, stationary ten.
peraturo in tho northern portion.
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sPkOiAL HOTIOks.

Hop Pdsters arc clean, sweet and pleasan
To use. Fresh Hops combined with BalsaT 3
and Gums. More powerful than any other
porous plasters. 20 cents.
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FnEsnNHes ana purity are communicated to
the complexion by Glenn's sulphur Soap.
" mrs Hair Dye" black or brown. 90 cents.
ivT.lwdeod6w
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In addition 10 other attractions which the
combined excursion OF Trinity and Christ
Lutheran churches to Lititz, July 2ad, has TO
offer, II announces one more. Tho Ironville
band has been secured to accompany tho ex.
CuraiOn.
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IIsrArE or PETER sUHEup, LATE Or

IISTATE or PETER sCHEID, LATE Or
H. the city OF Lancaster, deceased. Letters
tcstamentiry on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons In,
dCbted thereto are requested to make imme-
date payment, ana those having claims or de-
mands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed. residing In the city Of Lane sster.
ANDREW KRAY.
JOHN \. COYLE, Executor.
Attorney. m3l6tOawS
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The Streol Lamps,

Thirty-tiyo of tho electric lamps were
not burning last night. All tho gasoline
lamps did duty except one.
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Tho Lutheran IIcnin.

Posr iO5, q. A. H.. will hold picnic at M I
Gretna park Monday, July 2lst.
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INCONSISTENCIES CAN SAVE MONEY
CALLING AT BECuTOLD's,

And see Just what kind OF goods they need
Working Pants, Oyeralls. SHIRTS, Underwear
Hosiery, Hats, Collars, lIandkeTcbiets, Sus.
pondoTs and notions generally. 1 make n
specially OF the above goods. and buy mostly
from manufacturers, and save u profit, and
my motto II, " Quick Sales and Small Prof IL. -"
Please call ana examine befOIo you buy.
HENRY BECHIOLD,
No. 81 North Queen Street.
(SEn OF the Big Stockn2l f2.lyd
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Horses Skinned,

Fiss II DOerr shipped twenty head of
draught and driving horses to New York
this morning,
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ID DEpuUr,nNiru ruusrnm-mnpEu uL,,rH.

IbFDtCbtbS IN NGUsTon-MADEC CLOTh-
II ing, IN order to close out tho balance of
my Spring ana summer Woolen. ! VIII give
discount Of - per cent. ON each garment for
the next two months. A fun limo ot elegant
Serge Suits, made up In elegant sty le, for SIC,
less 20 per cent Having In my employ .,
practical cutter, perfect fit can be relied
ul on. a. II. ROSENSTElS,
Fine Tailoring,
81 Sorth Queen street, opposite the fostOfiico.
m9t-GmdR
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NJ orr F.-ThE CO PART n EltsHIP
~ heretofore exiating between J. stewart
A Son, In the coal business, has bean III, solved
by mutual consent. The accounts OF said
arm Will lbs settled by their SUCCESSORS In the
business, e.. J. Swarr h Co., who will carry on
the business at tn" old yard aud Office, and to
whom We cordially TGcOInmend our former
patrons. J. J.STEWART h SON.
july L., 1884,. iI2-std
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Tho mysterious diSapDo Lrsnco of do.
Cresty, a cOlored emrl"yo at Rrunor's coal
yard, Was accounted for ChIs mCrniug. He
was drowned on Thu sday, and his body
only recovered from tue bain this IN Oru-
ing. There is no truth in the statement
that ho had been iouliy dealt with. The
following is probably the manner in which
he met his death "In attempting to pass
between tie engine house and the basin
he fol into the latter, and not being able
TO swim, was drowned" Coroner j. i.
Frank rendered a verdict in accordance
with tho above facts
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POLITIOAL.
Democratic state Ticket.

Democratic county Ticket.
Congressman at Large,--W. W. II. DAVIS.
Congress.-PARlS HALDEMAN.
Judge.-D. a. ESIfLEMAN.
Senator (xiu )-JOuN MARTIN;
Assembly t2l.-CHkisTIAN FOX,
JAMES y. PATTERsO
OBS. y. UETWILER.
JAMES DUFFY.
II. II. KAUFMAN.
Sherif.-R. NJ. ARTERS.
PrOtnouotary.-BENJ, WORKMAN.
RegtsLer.-E. q. DlLLEk.
County Ireasurcr.-JNO. b. MANN.
Clerk OF q. s.-H. 4. .RUrTER, - (,
Clerk of o. C.-SAM'L X. HOsTETrE9.
County Commissioner.-H. y. HARTMAN.
Prison Keeper.-GEO. w. STYER.
Prison lnspectors.-h; 4: HUGH;
Poor Directors.-GEO. DARMSTErTER.
-B, SNYDER.
Coroner-DAVIs kIrCH.
Auditor.-GEO. w. sCHROEDER.
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LNsTATE OF john SrRAsIZ, LATE
II OF the City OF Lancaster, dcceHsod.--
Letters testamcntary on said estate hIyirR
been granted To the undersigned all persons
indebted thereto are requested 10 make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same, Will present them
without delay for settlement 10 the under
siRned. residing NJ No. 43 Love Lane, in the
City OF Lancaster, Pa
ALEX HAREis, Executor.
Attorney. ie2O 6tdoaw
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HEW AHVERTfSEM EN- TS.

- IL you want an elegant 5Oc Corset try the
our rev oOc Corset" and II you want u good
Jersey We have them ut sl.25, O.. 90, o.. so and
$40 Our Niagara SHIRT ut g5c iar superior TO
any shirt IN tho market. 4. SWARk,
no. 90 North Queen Street Lancaster.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-02-20
Delicate and Feeble Ladies'.

Those languid, tiresome sensations.
causing you to feel scarcely able to be on
your feet that constant drain that Is
taking from your system all Its former
elasticity driving the bloom from your
vital forces, rendering you irritable and
fretful, can easily be removed by the US
of that marvellous remedy, Hop BItters
IRREGULARITIES and Instructions OF your
system are relieved at once, while the
special cause OF periodical pain are per
manently removed. None receive 50
much benefit, and none are so profoundly
grateful and show such an interest IN re
commencing Hop Bitters as women.
FEEL young AGAIN,
INV mother was afflicted a long time
with Neuralgia and a dub, heavy, mac
tive condition of tae whole system; head
ache. nervous proStration. and was almost
helpless. No physicians or medicines
did her any good. Three months ago
she began to use hop Bitters with such
good effect that she seems and feels young
again, although over 20 years old. We
think there is no other medicine fir to use
in the family."-A lady, in Providence.
BRADFORD, Pa, May $, 1876.
Ii has cured me of several diseases,
Sucn Us NERVOUSNESS ." ~
the stomach, monthly troubles, etc. |
have not seen a sick day in a year, since
| took Hop Bitters. All my %nelghbors
use them. MRS. FANNIE GREEN.
$4,000 LosT.-"A tour OF Europe that
cost me s., 005. done me less good than
lone bottle of Hon Bitters they also
cured my wife of fifteen years nervous
weakness, sleeplessness and dyspepsia.
r. NJ, Auburn, n. \.
HIGH AUTHORITY.
Hop Bitters is not, in any sense, an
alcoholic beverage or liquor, and could
not be sold for use except TO persons de-
sirous of obtaining a medicinal hltters.
GREEN B. RAUM. L. 5. Com. Int /. Rcv.
SO BROWNSVILLE, o., May |. 70.
SIRs-I have been suffering ten year,
and | tried your Bitters and 1t done me
more good than all the doctors.
Miss s. :. BOONE.
BABY SAVED
We are SO thankful to say that OF
nursing baby was permanently cured o.
a dangerous and protracted CONSTIPATION
and irregularity of the bowels by the use
Of Bitters by its mothe', which az the
same time restored to her per'ecf health
and strengtL.-rhc Parents, l. chester
n. Y.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-02-20

....Aiken. S. c., gave a majority of
eleven against subscribing $50. 900 to the
Carolina, Cumberland Gap and Chicago
Railroad.
....Rev. s. H. Chester has accepted
the supplyship of Hawfelds and Cross
Roads churches, in Alamance county,
with a view to the pastorate.
...Hillsboro Observer: Mr.. James NJ.
Balm, neal Hillsboro. had his dwelling
house burned Saturday. -The Presby-
~terians of Chapel Hill and Hillsboro have
united in a call to Rev. Mr.. Wilhelm, of
West Virginia, who will take charge in
March.
MR.. Andrew Joyner, a lawyer at
Greenville, was assaulted by several men
as he was leaving the court house. An
account in the Raleigh Observer says
They assaulted Mr.. Joyner and Major
Latham came to his rescue andiin a mo-
ment q hundred men were assisting
him. The parties were brought before
the court on a contempt process. Mr..
Joyner and Major Latham we're promptly
excused, as it was shown that Mr.. Joyner
was acting in self defence in an unexpec-
assault. The assailants were heavily
fined by the court"