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Wall Street.

New York, 1G.-Stocks steady OPEN
ing, after wsrds heavy; Uaion Pacific
broke at three points 10 529s; the general
list declined Il 10 ~, Stesdiness sue.
ceeded Erie, new seconds ranged between
So and 20. Last transactions SO
130 p.m.-Stocks active, faverish;
North western down to 107&, st. Paul TO
1873, Union Pacific t. 80, Lackawanns
to 1lI1z. Central Pacific to 4sh; Western
Uniod TO 1913, Erie 1879; Missouri
Pacific to 201z. After ] o'clock stesdier.
Stocks general improvement, prices
subseq lent!y fresh till the selling move
ment set 10 and declined 4 to |. Con-
Siderable cash stock sold, bears shakes
out some. St. Paul be d on sop ordars
The effect of the Freeman was noticed
more pronounced near close Jersey
Central advanced to 79Z; shorts frse
buyers, q few hundred shares of thi,
stook and Missouri Pacific bought in W.
der the rule for cash. The general mar
ket stronger in sympathy. The improve,
ment, however, not maintained near the
close. Final transactions in jersey Cen
trial at 787s.
Treasurer Spencer states that the
interest on Tie Erie new second mort
cages will be paid Oh the 1st Of June. but
the bonds were rsided GAVIN to 67X soon
after Spencer's statement
In TIE afternoon the understanding
that Vanderbilt had determined to pro-
test against jersey Central and Reading
caused sharp rally OF to per cent
latter jersey Central which rose to 1917;
Reading advanced 81 to 361l, North
western 4 to 1O9, St. Paul ~ 10 797s,
Lackswann- N to ~, Central Pacific
I to Az, Lake Shore to 94Z, Erie q
to l4ss, Northern Pacific pr II to 521I,
Pacific Mail 10 4: and Union Pacltic
~ to SO. The improvement was not
fully maintained ct the close. The
market is heavily oversold. Stocks are
very scarca for delivery.
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Axtell-Constitutiona1 Convention

Washington, 10.-The House COM
mittee on jurisdiction concluded its
consideration of the general charge
Of incompetency against Chief JUS
tice AxtelI of New Mexico. Th7
committee resolved thar exparte
and record evidence tend 10 show
incOmpstency on the part Of Judge
AXtel1, but as his case was before
the executive moth ng should be
done By the House Of Representa-
tives.
Collins was directed to give q
favorable report on the resolution
proposing an amendment to article
Is Of the Constitution The amend.
ment consists of inserting the word
nativity" and makes the first Sec
ton read as follows: "1'he right of
citizens of the United States to vote
shall not be denied or abridged by
the United States or by any State
on account of nativity, race, color
or previous condition of servitude. -"
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The Pool.

st. Louis, IO.-The Trans-Conti-
rental association met again tooday.
There seems to be no longer any
doubt that a pool will be formed
The question of boundaries and
what proportion each road shall put
into the pool is already satisfactorily
settIe1 and the subject of percent
age after considerable discussion,
was referred to the arbitration cons
mittee. General manager Clark, of
the Union Pacific. and two others
started for Chicago.
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,IOseph Cook Coming.

1t is now FIVE years since Nj.
Cook visited this city. Since 'n"'
time be has travelled around the
world, and won additional fame as
an orator In Edinburgh ana LonuV ~
and the great cities OF lndla' AZ
stralia and Japan. ma. and
For scholarship, ability snv
oratory combined, it is undOuD I'suey
correct to cay that he has no sup
rior living, unless 1t is GladSn5ons'
Mt Cook will lecture in the res
bvterisn church in this city on I'll, m
day evening next. bis suDJeI ~ The
probably be: Religious Signs u Io me
Times" with prelude Oh JUL
popular topic.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicsgo, Wheat-s9T May. 9O3s
June, 92A July.
Ccrn-5AZ May. Sc June, 57Z July.
Oats-32k May, 33H June and July.
Whisky-l2.
Afternoon-Whest, steady, lower; 9?7s
May, 94X June.
Corn-S!eady; 66I May, 5825 to 58}z
June.
Oats-Firm; 82I May, 849s to 347l
June.
Rye-Dull; 81.
Bsrley-Dull, 20.
Pork-Weak, lower; 1850 17zsMsy.
Lard-Fsir demand, steady, S.35 10
N May.
Bulk Mests-Fsir demand, shoulders
$50. short ribs, s IS; short clear S.9c.
Whisky-Steady, unchanged.
The values receded through nearly the
enrire session, closing about SIC. lower
for wheat and &c. lower for corn. The
decline attributed solely to Wall street
rumors. The msrket closed 9 shade
above the lower figure.
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Egypt.

London, 1e.-The relief expedition
to Khartoum starts in July. 1t
will probably number 5000, lnclud-
ing the Indian contingent. 1t lie
the main expedition will
proceed up the Nile. the other by
the Red Sea. A camel depot will
be established at Assowan. Nubar
Pasha will arrive in England in
June to attend the Egyptian con-
ference. He will only be allowed
to be present for consultation.
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The Bank Failures.

New York, 1O.-There was a
slight renewal of the excitement
about Grant & Wards failure this
morning. The feeling against Ward
does not lessen. Up 10 noon no new
facts had TRANSFERRED.
Examiner Serbia will probably
finish his examination of the Marine
Bank to day.
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Criminal Calendar.

Toronto, 10.-The charge of for
gerry gainst McKim, OF Parliament,
was dismissed.
Minneapolis, Mimi, 10. - Jour-
nails Wennipeg. 1t be just trans
pired that John Boultbee. . pro-
menent Portage LaPrairie barrister,
now in Portland, Oregon, has alb
seconded with seventy Thousand doll
lars.
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Vanderbilt Shoulders Them.

New York, 10.-Notice that par.
ties who loaned money to Reading
on Jersey Central as collateral can
have the loans taken up on Monday
is accepted in the board as meaning
that Vanderbilt sustsins both Jer~
sey Central and Reading. The
former is up to IN from 1874 and
the market is much Improved in
sympathy.
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Bank Statement.

New York, 10.-Bank statement,
specie increase, 2,S44 600; deposits
decrease, 1895, 400; circulation de-
crease, 2,275 600; reserve increase,
3,649, 4SO; Banks hO!d, 4,455 $50, in
excess of the legal requirements.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. 10.-Hogs -Keceipts,; 600
slower, 5 10 10 lower; rough packing
$40 to $50, packing end shipping,
soto 6 25, light 5.S5 to 80.
Cattie-Receipts, 1,400, fairly active,
firm; good TO choice shipping 595 to
$50, common to medium 40 to $50,
stockers 8. so to 4 80; feeders 500 to 5.25:
grass Tex ms, A. 25 to 500.
Sheep-Receipts, 800; brisk, haher;
inferior to fair, $50 to $50 per cwt.; me.
dunn to good SIS to 625, choice to
extra 6.25 TO 6.75, shorn 3.75 to 500.
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Relief for Grant.

New York, lot is reported that
Jay Gould and others have started
a relief movement for Grant.
Conkling was in consultation with
Grant to-day.
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FOR DYSPE-oAn aAd Liver
Complaint, you SSye printed
guarantee on every bottle - Ghiloh's
Vitalizer. It never fails to cure.
Sold by q. G. n. l. nrug Store. 1G
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Strike Over.

Fall River, 10.-The strike here is
practically concluded. Nest of the
mills are in full oueration. No half
strikers will again secure work here.
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New York Mining STOCKS

New York, 10.-Mining market fairly
active. firm; sales included the Navsio
at 2 80 to ESQ: Eureka 2.l0, Sierrs Ne.
vada lao to LEO, Union Cons. 1.85.
Gphir 1.35, Mexican Silver IO5: Horn
Silver 5% to 5N, Iron Silver SO 70 100.
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New York, 10.-President Dillon
states that the Union Pacific direc-
tors will not meet for dividend pur-
poses till June.
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpool. 10 Wheat-D.ll; winter.
Z, sd to 7s I'd; California, 7s 81, TO Is
Sd; club, 7s l0d to 81 I'D.
Uorn-New. IS Sd: old, 5s AID.
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DIR. Frazier'S Ma gle Din tmen

A sure cure for Little Grubs in
the Skin, Rough Skin, etc. 1t will
remove that roughness from the
hands and face and make you beau
tifui. Price soc. Sent by mail.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Props,
Cleveland, ohio. l
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Cable Clicks.

Birmingham, 10. - Egan and
Daley, after examination, were COM
mitted for trial at Warwick.
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Charles O'COnor.

Nantucket, 1O.-Charles O'Conor
is very low this morning. Sscra-
ment was administered on Monday.
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Money Market.

New York, 10.-Money 3 to 4, closed
2 to 2k, prime mercantile paper,
4 to 5H, sterling exchange bankers
bills dull, 4.s7; sterling exchange de-
msnd, 4.S9.
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The Alert.

New York, 10.-The Alert sailed
for the Arctic to-day.
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BULLION & ORE MARKET
Latest Quotations.

Latest Quotations.
corrected Daily. by MCCORMICK & Col
SILVER
In New York..........Sl 11K per ounce
IN SAT- Lske...".."..., l O815 &c &c
In London .........."..60Ad "
LEAD
In New York.."..."...$ 8 60 per 100 lbs
In Salt Lake, ore..".. 35 90 per ton
bullion | 38 90 6
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Yesterdays Receipts.
Nc CoT7aick d Co.:
2 Osrs Hsnauer Bullion. ........ 4 15C OC
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San Francisco Stocks,

The feature of the market was the ri
in Mexican.
Hale and Norcress assessed 7jc.
Sierra Nevada assessed 81.
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COMMERCIAL.
Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
Utah Wool.

Utah Wool.
SALT LAKE, MAY 10.
White spring, in good condition IL to IA
" Door " IL to IL
Black spring, good condition...... IL
White fall anu iamb's......... II 70 IL
Arizona wool...... .................... TO 10
New York Wool.
New York, 10.-Wool dull, barely
stea5y.
New York Petroleum
New York, 10.-Petroleum firm, 9iT.
Bullion.
New York, 10.-Bar silver l1X.
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New York Petroleum
Bullion.

New York, O.-Petroleum firm, 9iL.
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New York, 10.-Bar silver III.
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New York Wool.

New York, 10.-Wool dull, barely
SJV
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Morning Railroad Stocks.

New YORK, 10.
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RELIGIOUS.
N nrIIaInus-srRyI WILL nE HELu

~
IL In the following churches tomorrow, I'm
the morning at lON, IN the evening at -
sunday school ut l,tS p m; Whon the hour ~
THH woNAN's CHRISTIAN TsNrERANCs UNioN
prayer meeting tomorrow tsabbath) attor
noon, will be held at 3:l5 O'Clock, in the Union
Rethcl Instead OF the usual prayer meeting,
there will be an address by Prof. J. stanley
crimes, of Chicago, who,t will be remember.
cd, spoke with great acceptance at the lato
mpneetinR Rt Landisville. ON Tuesday
evening at 30, the Union will meet at No. lil
North Prince street
Brethrens church, on Mulberry street, he
tween West King and Orange streets, by Rev.
Allen Boyer' ON sunday evening at o'clock
nue.. Rev. VIM. p. Lichliter, pastor. sunday
school atq q. IN.
above orange l.. n. Worman, pastor sunday
school at s;l5 n. IN. Prayer ana class on Tues
day and Thursday evenings at TS, sharp.
ST. PAUL's RgFORMKp-Rev. j. II, Shumakcr,
ID. II. sunday school at GlS u, III. No evening
wEsT MrsstoN-Rcv. WIN. Powick, pastor.
sunday school at IA m. Prayer ana praise
MoRAvIAS-Rev. }. Max Hark, pastor. sun.
day school at ga. IN. Litanv ami sermon. Nc
rREsByrRWtAN-Rcv. y. Y. Mitchell. II. d
pastor.
UNITED BHEruRsN IN CHRIST (CovKSANr) =
known as Salem). Roy, VI. j. Mumma, pastor
Sunday school at 0 Is. Preaching by Rev, =
u. DIETRICH, of Harrisburg.
UNION BETHEL,-RCy. u, W. Seilha mer
sunday school at Gals n m. Preaching by Rev
W. X. Coovert, OF Pittsburg.
ST. PAuL's NJ. E.-Rev. George Gaul, 4. Nj.
pastor. sunday school at IA. IN. Prayt
meeting on wednesday evening.
OLIyEr BArTTsT CHuRCH-l. NJ. c. A. Rooms
Rev. NJ. Fraync. sunday school at . "a. M,
TRINITY LUTHRRAN--Regular services to
morrow. sunday school at sI5 a. m.
PREsBTTEmAN CHArEL-P Preaohing morninl
and evening by the pastor, Rev, ThOma:
Thompson. sunday school at @ a. NJ.
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Ear,y Marriages ia London.

Complaint is made that early marriages
are becoming common among boys and
girls in the east end Of London. Boys and
girls of 10 "keep company" and at Ia or
Is every laddie has his lassie. In single
district boy of 1G recently married girl
of the same age. In printing office In
ono district there are four married boys
The eldest is only 10 and receives lbs. q
week the next is Is, has three years OF
his apprenticeship still to serve, and has
two children the youngest is 10, and has
IN keep n wife and one child on lis. a
week. Another boy is known whose age
Is between 16 aud II, and he has two
children. Still another boy Of 16 has one
child.
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aanraster .gntpIIigenrrr,
IAruRDAY EVENING, AUG. 2s, 1884
UNFINISHED.

rbo ,iay mas ended and the sun has set,
Unfinished fs the task planned TO do;
eft and ponder o'er with deep regret
Thcgoden sunlight vanished from my VicW'
And thus full oft at last when life doth close
And toll IS ended for the restless feet
And for the busy hands the long repose,
The cherished work of liio Is incomplete
o Thou who knowest all q ON sun TO sun,
From birthday morning to deaths evening
chill
Look on Thy children with their tasks un-
done,
In loving kindness, and forgive them STILL
u Chandler Mclean.
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We Chailsngo the worIu,

hen we say we believe, we have evidence
~ pioNo lhat shlluh's ConBumptiOn Curc "a
ueelHedly the best Lung Medicine made, in as
tnuoh toh as u VIII cure "A common or Chronic
HouSh IN on shall the time aud relieve Astn-
sis' sI, ploncNltis, Whooping Cough, Group and
nt snoW more cases OF Consumption curei thnn
nil Si othe.s. II VIII cure where they iail, IN is
ph,IS ph.,aSant m 70 ltke, harmless 10 the Youngest
Hn,'J Sbn IN nnu VIC guarantee what we saw Price.
iyo,, iy., QUO anu tl.OO. II your Lungs are sore
Snest OF Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous Pms,
, .cli S Sokh DS n. y. Cochran, druggist Nos. IN
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Thousanus say SO,

Mr.. 7. w. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writesi "I
never hesitate 10 recommend your Electric
isiaotion ana are rapid s6liersn Electric
Bltters afe the puresI ana best medicine
known ana VIII positively cure Kidney and
Liver complaints Purify The blood and req.
uiats the bowels, No family can afford 10 be
without thom. Ihoy viii save hundreds OF
dollars IN doctors bills every Ntar Sold al
nifty cents a boitleby "a u. 80 br'u ,Jrurpist
fa. (sl
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PrEUmONIA PREVENTED.
OYSTER BAY, QUEENS COUNTY
AILNl Y AnELE laI.-l l..L

NEW York April II, lss3
l believe have been saved from "A tcrriBla
illness by ALLCoOK's PORoUs PLAsTERs.
About month ago l rs attacked with "A
violent pain in my chest, accompanied by
lever ana great difficulty In breathing ! an
pretended pneumonia, which Is so prevalent
at present went to led and applied one
Allcock's Plaster between my shoulder blades
and two ON my chest. In IN hour my breath.
ing was much easier, In Two hours the pain
had left me, and the next morning IawOkc
perfectly free from fever. l went about my
business, rs usual, and at the end OF Il week
took the plastcrs oil.
For the last ten years AllcoCk's PIasters
have been used by my family with tho best
enectln colds, coughs ana pain In the side and
phcB. h. Is. SHERWOOD.
Be sure TO obtain Allcock's" Porous Plas.
ter, as all Others arc worthless limitations.
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A Good Thing.

s9netlhes wish ! Gould take hold OF tho
~ grand thing, and | am conscienIi5ns IN
saying could do good work. Rev M ~
Crane, Cory, PA. '' - -
Eolectric on cured this entleman OF outnsy
OF many years standing For sale bt N u
Cochran, druggist, lS aud l39 North Queen
street. NNo''
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when lips receive II rosy fush,
And teeth become u dazzling whit.
Beneath he efforts OF the brush.
When sOHODONr IS used Alright
The mouth becomes sweet, pure and warm,
And the fresh breath m odorous charm.
uugl9.eOdSw
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L fFttieth Session) EniCOtt CITY, Md.
MISS SARAH n. RANDOLPH, PRINCIPAL
situation unsurpassingly beautiful and ell.
mate noted for It's salubrity. with Its able
corps OF tenchcrs ita great advani ages for
securing liberal education, and the happy
results from Its methods OF instruction and
discipline, no other school can De found offer
ny greater advantages for the training ot
young Ia lies and children than this we'll
known institution oilers. Apply 10 Principal
Tor Circular. JygS2meod
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~well Dressed People don't wear dfnpy
or faded things when the l0C and guaTanteGd
Diamond Dye will make them good us nf ".
Ihey are perfect Get ut druggists and Gc
lington, VI. ' '"'
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(NkoRuETOWS UOLLEGE, D.
~ FOUNDED l7s9.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT SCHOOLS ODen
sept Il, lsH. Terms, 900 per annum Apply
20 PRESIDENT oP GEORGEIOWN COL
LEGE, -. T..
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, lectures open
Sept -, lsst. Terms 800 per annum. Apply
TO j. w: ii. LONEJOf, NJ. D., Dean, 900 18th
street, \, w. Washington, u. T..
LAW DEPARIME lectures open October
lsl Terms, $50 per annuln. Apply TO =.
NJ. 1EATMAN, Corner 9th and h streets, n.
W., Washington, ID. Z,
jy2s.26td President.
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ILEAK HAVANA FILLER CIGARS rOR
~ cents, Guaranteed to be clear filters, at
HARTMAN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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JUDGES;
First, Second and THIRD Classes-John l..
Gingrich. Donegal township; DIR. :. Z. Lytlc,
Mount Joy VI. III. weuger, Lampeteri John
H. keudig, Willow Street Henry :. Stehman,
Penn Z. Bachman Herr, Manor.
Fourth, fitth, sixth, Seventh, Eighth and
Ninth Glasses; 5 Spencer, city \: H. Burk.
simon u. Cameron, Donegal Samuel &.
Engle, Marietta.
mer, Paradise John :. Hoover, West Hemp
deld Nj. v. elder LeaCoCk.
Twelfth and Thirteenth Classes-Hon. John
Lampeter; Charles 4. Long, city Jos. K.
Trissler, city,
johnson Miller. Liutz David B, Lands,
city; John Musselman, city.
Fifteenth Class-John COPELAND. city; John
Z. weise, city; Emanuel L. Keller, Mannheim
sixteenth Class Jacob NJ Frantz, city {;
John IL. Baumgardner, city John \. Keller,
city.
seventeenth ana Eighteenth Glasses Ill. IL.
kurtz, Conestoga John 4. styer, C@rnarvon;
j. Gust IOok, city,
Nineteenth CI6ss-Henry Worst. ir, Sails
bury Leander I. Hensel, Quarryvillo Geo.
RathyOn. city.
Twentieth Class-Charlts K. Frailey, city {:
W. II. Mosser, city; Thos. Z. Cummings, city
Twenty.hrst Cldss-Fred. Brimmer, city /;
CYRUS IL. Colvin, city j. Lewis Potts, city.
rwenty-secOnd ClasS-CnaS. +. Rengier
city Hiram wilson, Columbia Isaac Diller,
city.
lWeulS'lulTu lIhs5-J. harry "llnyef,
city.
twenty fourth, Twenty-nttn, Twenty.sixth
and Twenty seventh Classes-S. L. llyus,
Mannheim W. II. Brosius, DrumOre Il. ;.
Patterson, Little Britain Henry Musselman,
city David Bender, West Earl.
Twenty.eighth Class-lsr9el l. Lands, city
Twenty.ntnth Class-David Bair, city.
Thirtieth Class-CnristOpher Hager, city.
Thirty Thirty Thirty-third and
ThiIty.tOurth ClASses-Miss a. W. Wiley. city;
Miss Lizzie GctZ, city Il l.. fOn Dersmith
city.
Thirty-ntth, Thirty.sixth, Thlrly.seventh
and Thirty-eighth Classes esquire Slaymaker,
city Mrs. W III. G. Baker, city Miss Maggie
Dougherty, city; Miss Msry Lichty, city.
Thirty-nintn and Fortteth Clas .es-George
o. Hensel, city Charles q. Getz. city John
b. kevinsSi, city Charles h. steigerwalt,
city.
speed Premiums--pr. Jos. u. McCaskey,
| city John Roland, New holland Hiram X.
| CARRIER, Columbia.
| SpeCiA-SO in Premiums tor THEE Best
! HOme-Ma Dresses Mrs. =. L. smith, city
| Msss Maggie sullivan, city Miss Amanda
| Reese, city.
SUPERINTESDESTS
Floral Hall--H. a. schroyer, city \. d. Roh
| rer, city.
| Fruit Department--wm. Wcidle, city; Dan
| SmeyCh, city.
| Vegetables. Grain. etc --AIam Keller, Man.
| helm township Jacob Mayer, Mannheim town
| ship NJ. b. Herr. wheatland Mills.
an exhibitor.
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-
A fiue Iiit,

When the proprietors OF Burdock Btood Eit.
ters put this renowned medicine on lie mar.
ket they nit II exactly. They hit dSsprpsia.
indigestion, ana liver ana kidney COmulaints =
hard blow, from which they viii never re-
cover, For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist.
lB7 and l33 North Queen street 7o''''
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EDUCaTiUSIL,
SELwNS HALL,
READING, Pa
lIAvEREoKn uhLLEar. Pa. o MLE

NFENfUK0 UJLEEEF, IN, MILE
L from Philadelphia. on the Penua. x. X.
THOMh CHASE, LII. D., President. Under
care OF Members OF Society OF Friends but
open to others. Classical and Scientific Courses.
Thorough instruction, ample equipment.
Practice in Astronomical Observatory, Chem.
ical Laboratory and Machine Shop. Complete
gymnasium. Library 1900 volumes. Beau
utul grounds hcalthful location in the coun.
try. Next half year begins 9th month Sep
tember) Ith, 1854. Address PRoP ISAAC
SHAMELESS, Dean, Havertord College T.. -,
Pa. ielS-MWSf39t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-23
pKICEs OF ADMISSION.


single Tickets Tor a. 80 Cents.
Single Tickets Children under ~ ..E5 Cents.
Es-Strcet.Car Line Direct to the Fair
Ground fare Only5 cents,
BEAD THIS REDUCED PRICES!
Buy your tickets early, save 90 cents on three,
ana avoid the crowd Season Tickets, with
three coupons (goOi for three admissiOns),
price sl,OO, to be sold only up TO Monday
Evening, september lst, by tho officers and
managers, and ut the following stores
At Lancaster, at Baol's, Bars. kOn Der
smiths Herr's, Zahm's ana flinn's book
stores, and in Columbia, Mount Joy. Ephrata,
Lititz, Mannheim, New Holland, StIasburg,
Quarryville, Marietta, safe HarbOr, Balm
bridge, Bird-in.Hand, Conestoga Centre Ian.
disyIilG, MArticville, Mountville, New Provi
denCe, Paradise, Intercourse, BIownstOwn,
MeChanicsburg, Oregon, Terre Hill, Wake
Held, Buck, Chestnut Level, Farmersyille,
Liberty square.
ss-EACURsIOS TICKETS ut greatly re.
duC,d Ia ties, including admission to the tAir
WI Do sold each day from all stations on all
the railroads within the county. Also, from
harrisburg, York, powningtown and Port
Deposit. al6 l5tdS9tw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-23

at Lancaster with Niagara Express at G<5,
viii run through 70 Hanover daily, except
sunday.
FreGerick Accommodation, wost, connecting
at Lancaster with Fast Line, wost at les, win
run through To Frederick.