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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-26
ron sALE or REST.
DUBLIC SALE or CITY REsIDENC
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY Al
pIfnI.IG SALE

PUBLIC SALE.
on MONDAY, DECEMBER -, 1884,
will be sold at public sale nj the Cooper House.
on West King street, Lancaster city Pa, the fol.
lowing real estate, viz
STORE AND bWELLiNt. HousE, with a large
twostory brick back building three story brick
confectionery, tbreestory brick ice house, brick
carriage house, etc. The lot fronts ~ feet, ~
inches en the west side Of North Queen street,
and extends westward In depth 2i5 feet, more or
Nos lS and iss, on the west side Of North Queen
street, and II In firstclass order and repair aud
for confectionery establishment there IL none
superior In the city of Lancaster
No. 2 All that certain one-story FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, with frame kitchen at.
tached also, another FRAME HOUSE in rear.
improvements and lot of ground thereto he.
longing. The lot fronts % feet, more less, on
tending in depth i221S feet. The property is sit.
uate No. ilG West Orange street. and adjoining
property of Abraham Erismnn, Mrs Iiolbein and
No. D. All that certain twostory BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with u two.story brick
back building and balcony attached good well
lot fronts 10 feet, more or less, on West Orange
street and extends IN depth l05 feet TO ten-feet
%de he aey . Iss Il Is tga,ed mated So
LorentZ
No. l. An that certain twostory BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with one.story brick back
bnilding well of water, hydrant and cistern.
The lot fronts - feet and has depth of las feet
No. III. on The east side Of Nevin street, end nd,
Joins property of Isaac Bardon and Charles Bow
man.
sale to commence at o'clock, D. m of said
day, when 'endance will be given aud terms
LEWIS SMITH
WILLIAM SPAETlI,
Executors of The will of Louisa Sattler decd
II. sHrBERT, Auctioneer d9tsd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-26

sure cure for Blind bleeding and Itching Piles
one box has cured the worst eases OF ~ years
standing. No one need suffer five minutes aftc'
using Williams Indian Pile ointment. IL ab
serbs tumorS, Rllay- itching, acts rs poulticc
gives instant relief. Prepared only for piles
Itching OF the private parts, nothing else. sold
10y druggists aud mailed on receipt ot price. 81
sold by II. u. Cochran l37 and I'D North Qnceu
street a.
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a LAWYERS OPINION on INTEREST II

!. 4. Tawney, esq, u lending attorney Of Win
ona MINI, writes After using II for more
than three ycnr-, take great pleasure IN stating
that regard Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, the best remedy IN the worl for
Coughs and Colds. II hn- never failed to cure
the most severe colds have had. and invariably
relieves the pain In the chest
Trial bottles OF this sure cure for all Throat
aud Lung Diseases may he hnd Free nj 90 chtan's
Drug Storr Nos id7 and 100 North Queen street,
Lancaster, Ia, Large size, sl.O0, "a
Tng grip of pneumonia may he wardcd OF
With liHle's Honey OF Horchound and Tar. PiSe's
Toothnchc Drops cure In one minute.
dsa IwdcOdSw
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H. bound 90 rise. Crowd down and smother the
truth ~ you may concerning ThOHidS' EcitcfTic
O yet the facts viii risc up that IL il of the
best remedies for aches, sprains, and pains that
has ever yet been invented. For sale 10y II. u.
Cochran, druggist. I5' and i3 North Queen
stra
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-26
Az ANsWERs MANTEp

Can any one bring MS II caso of Kidney or Liver
Complaint thDt Electric Bitters will not speedily
cure We say they can not, a. thousands OF
cnses already permanently cured aud who are
dnily recommending Electric Bittcrs, will prove.
Urght's disease. Diabetes, Weak Back. or any
urinnry complaint quickly cured. They purify
the blood. regulate the bowels and net directly
on the diseased parts Every bottle guaranteed,
For sale ~ Joc. n bottle by IL. II. Cochran, drug
gist, No. l3T and i39 North Queen street, Iancas-
Ter, pn. tlJ
MosT violent explosions ot coughing are stop
ped by iialez Honey ot iIorehound aud Tar.
pixies Tonthache Drops cure In one minute.
dl5lwdeOlNW
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" hat we Want.

give Homeopath his pellets Allopath his pills
but for rheumatism for aches, for pains and
sprans, ThOiaas' Ectecfric OIL IL inenably su
perior TO either 1t has benefited "a many peo
pie as 1t has had purchasers All druggists sell
II. For sale by H. u, Cochran, druggist, l37 and
lSg North Queen street
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Z" sometimes wish I could take hold of the
sale OF ThoBinS Eciectric on for tell you IL ~ u
grand thing, and am conscientious IN saying
could do good work" Rev. T.. D. Crane, Cory,
Pa. Eclcctric Oil cured this gentleman OF quinsy
OF many years standing. For sale by H. u. Coch.
rHn druggist, lJi and $50 North Queen street.
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when the proprctors OF Ruriock Biood BN-
tcrs put this renowned medicine on the market
they hit u exactly. They hit dyspepsia, indiges
tion, aud liver hnd kidney complaints hard
blow from which they Will never recover For
sale by H. u. Cochran druggist ,if7 ind l39 North
queen street
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CORNWALL AND LEBANON AND
~ COLEBROOK VALLEY RAILROADS.

y IUEEBKUUk VALLEY NAILKUADS.
SOUTHWARK
Trains leave Lebanon daily Except SnndayJ
at $50 u. m, 1890 and 1880 y, IN.
Arrive at Cornwall ut 6:i0 a. M, l2.l0 p. m. and
7:i0 D. m. at Conewago at 7:20 a. M, les and $40
p. m, connecting with the Pennsylvania Railroad
Tor points east ana west.
NoRTHwARD.
Trains leave Conewago at 100 n. M, $50 and
S2o u. m.
Arrive Mt Cornwall at SOC u. m, 4ls and Dos u.
M. at Lebanon at $40 a. m, 4J0 and 9l5 u. ni,.
connecting at Lebanon with Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad for points east and west, and
the Lebanon and fremont Branch for Jones'
town, Pinegroye and fremont.
The 6:3o a. M. train will stop only at Cornwall.
Coebrook and Dellaire..
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sprCfAL NOTICES.
RouGH OK RATS"

Ladies' should wear aIfop Plaster over the
small Of the back. IA u cures all pains ana aches
2, cents. at any drug storr. All ready To apply.
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RAPID TRANSIT.

The latest aud best form OF rapid transit IN for
q person troubled with sick headache to take u
dose OF Dr. Lcslic's special Prescription and
what rapid transit train the atiiictiou takes for
it, departure. see advertisement in another
column. dcc30lydu
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Quick, complete cure, all kidney Bladder and
Urinary Diseases. Scnlding, Irritation, stone,
Gravel, CHiarIh OF the bladder. u. Druggists.
Q
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Truth Crushed To Earth

PHNsICIANs attest "Colden's Liquid Beef
every depressing disease d22lwdcOdSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-26

pnipilatiOn, DrnpSical Swellings, Dizziness.
Indigestion, Headache, SiCcplcSauc-4 cured by
' Wells Wealth Remover" Un
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-26

In this life must have n specially that Is. must
concentrate the abilities OF body ana mind ON
some one pursuit BHrdOck BioOd RgcrS havo
their speciality ~ n complete and radical cure of
dyspepsia and liver aud kidney affections. FOR
sale by u, u. Cochru druggist, 49, ana l31 North
Queen street.
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Trains leave Lancaster and leave and arrive a,

The Marietta Accommodation leaves Column
bia at g. a M and reaches Marietta at 6JJ Also,
leaves Columbia at ll:45 a. M. and 2:l5 y. m,
reaching Marietta at 1901 and 2:3j. Leaves Mar
ietta at 2.J0 D. and arrives at Columbia at sos
also, leaves at s:35 and arrives at s.ij.
The York Accommodation leaves Marietta nj
7:l0 and arrives at Lancaster at 500 cOnnee4tAx.
with Harrisburg Express at $40.
The Frederick Accommodation, west, connect
ing at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, at las u.
m., will run through to Frederick.
The Frederick Accommodation, east, leaves
u. m.
Hanover Accommodation, west, connecting Ut
Lancaster with Niagara Express at $50 q. m. will
run through to Hanover, daily, except sunday.
Fast Line, west on sunday, when tagged VIII
stop Rt Downingfown, Coatesvilie, Parkesburg,
Mt Joy, Elizabethtown and Middletown.
I The only trains which run daily. On sunday
the Mail train west runs by way OF Columbia.
Leave daily except Monday.
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Isrief Mention.

81 have used BurdOck BtOod BiHers with
great benefit for indigestion and constipation of
the bowels" &. l.. Enston, Hamilton, Ohio. For
sale by H.B. Cochran, druggist, l37 and iS North
Queen street
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Pills. rILEs,trILEs

Ask for " ella " Rough ON COrua." lJc. Quick
complete cure. Hard nr soft cnrns, warts, bun.
iona. fD
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T ,ANCAsrER AND MfLI.ERSvII.I.E
~ II, N.-TtME TABLE =
Cars leave Lancaster for Miilcrsvit,r A ~
~n and lli3o y m. and 80, efA ses and ~ !. ~
SEQ and locc a. M ana iOa Sca Ssi ana - - RI
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-15
LOCAL NEWS.
D-Eo% Maintain

Herrick P. Frost leaves tomorrow fol
Texas to be absent about a month.
The Bradford Point House will open fol
the reception of guests June LIST.
The mysterious banner that people havebeer
talking about shows signs of life-see2d page
Rev. DR.. Walker, of Hartford, has just
published history of the First church OF
that city.
The first excursion of the season to Parlor
Rock was made Tuesday evening. In all
about 400 people enjoyed it.
Rev. DR.. Halves sails Saturday for Europe
on the Devonia of the Anchor line. He ex-
poets to be absent abroad four or five
months.
Miss Todd, of the Young Mems Institute,
enters upon her sixteenth year this week as
librarian of the institution with an increase
of salary.
With fine day big crowd at the ball
game Saturday afternoon between the Yale
and Harvard mines may be expected. Tickets
at Beers.
The iron steamer Perseus has been char
tered by Bridgeport parties to make an ex-
cursion from that city to Oak Point, near
New York city, June 80, the occasion of the
great boat race between Courtney and Ross.
The annual reunion of the Fifth q. ",
which was to be held in New Haven in Au-
gust has been changed to Hartford, June 10,
in order to take part in the exercises attend
ing the unwilling of the statue to Governor
Buckingham.
Ex-Judge of Probate Luzon B. Morris and
Judge York of this city were present at the
meeting of probate judges at Hartford yes
terday, forty five of whom attended. The
subject of the revision of the probate laws
was discussed at length. Full notes of tie
remarks were taken.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Washington Bridge company was held on
Tuesday, and the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year: President,
Nathan G. Tomlinson, of Milford; treasurer,
Stiles Judson, of stratford; secretary, Albert
Wakeman, of Bridgeport.
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sid.rva1ks Reoommandad.

The Committee on Streets met last evening
in the lobby Of the Aldermen's chamber, in
City Hall, and took action as follows on rec
concentrations for the rslaying of sidewalks :
West side of Orange street, from Trades
meas bank to Grown street. Flagstone
walk ordered.
West side of Olive street, from No. 90
Olive street to st. John street. Brick walk
ordered.
East side of Osborn street, between Will
liam street and the railroad bridge. Brick
walk ordered.
South side of Wall street. between Orange
and Church streets Brick walk ordered.
The Recommendation for walk between
Temple and College was tabled.
West side of York street, between Chapel
and Elm streets. Recommended.
Both sides of Martin street, between Park
and HoWs streets. Tabled.
West side Of Day street, between Chapel
mmd Martin streets. The sidewalk inspector
was ordered to cause repairs.
South aide of George street, between Fac
cory and Broad streets.
Negth side of Lafayette street, between
Broad street and KilgRy Lane. Tabled.
The committee voted Ia favor of relay of
1ldowalk ON Chapel street, north side, from
TVnnater Place to No. 597 Chspal; also in
erout Of 527, 495, 493 and 497 Chapel
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-15
A Lie in a Bottle.


The FOiice Notified That Suicide Has
Taken Place, But Find the PersOnsIeep-
ing Peacefully at Home.
Yesterday afternoon shortly after O'Clock
two laborers named Flynn and Kelly found
under Orange street bridge over Mill river a
bottle which on being opened gave forth a
smell of whisky and contained the following
note:
The fnder Of this will please notify Ben. My body
can be found in the vicinity Of the bridge. Finan
cial and domestic diff cultes the of my sui
eide. God have mercy on my soul.
NELSON F. BURLINaAME.
The police at the Grand street precinct
were notified. They telephoned to the Cen
trail station and Officer Hackett was immedi-
ately detailed to go forth in search of Mr..
Burlingame and bring him back dead or
alive. Coroner BolIman was also informed
of the mysterious note, and thus all the
machinery of the law was set in motion.
The news spread rapidly and persons went
toward East Rock in search of the body.
Some saw in the suicide an immediate effect
70. he failures in Wall street.
I he general suspense was relieved, how
ever, by the report which came from Officer
Hackett that Mr.. Burlingame was sleeping
peacefully at his home on Olive street. That
gentleman could give no explanation for the
sire noe affair. He thought some one was
trying to play practical joke on him. He
had no intention of committing suicide.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-15
Yale News.

| How the Athletic Contests Came Of Yes.
| terday-YaIe Wins the Game with
| Dartmouth, 6 to 2 - General College
News.
Yesterday afternoon about three hundred
spectators assembled at the new Yale athletic
grounds to witness the annual spring con-
tests. The weather was good, the ground in
fair condition and the games interesting.
The following are the winners and records:
mile bicycle race, L. B. Hamilton '86, 6
minutes 81 3-4 seconds; 100 yards handicap
L. F. Robinson 95, 10 - seconds (handicap
yards); running broad jump, e. E. Vim.
cent '85, II feet inches; half mile run, 81.
L. Mitchell '85, 2 minutes IA seconds;
running high jump, W. A. Brown $50, feet
IA inches; 22O yards run between Brooks
'S5 and Odell $50 (handicap) dead heat in %
IA seconds; mile run, L. W. Bond SO S., 4
minutes 81 1-2 seconds; putting the shot, j.
a. Briggs '85, 81 feet IL inches mile walk,
onds; throwing the hammer, A. B. Coke '87'
80 feet inches; 440 yards run, j. Ferris 49,
(handicap over Brooks '85 of 25 yards) So 1-2
seconds; 12O yards hurdle race, W. H. Lud-
dington 86, 10 IA seconds; tug-of-war be-
tween S6 and s. s. s.
The only events of special interest were the
mile walk and throwing the hammer. The
former was ancoutested, but which was won
by Meredith in minutes Is 3-4 seconds
thus lowering the Yale record by 81 IA sec~
onds. Coke beat the Yale record by foot
and inches.
About six hundred people. among whom
were many ladies, gathered at Hamilton
Park shortly after o'clock and were treated
to an extremely interesting game of ball be-
tween the Dartmouth and Yale teams. Yale
went first to the bat and speedily retired as
did their opponents Immediately afterwards
For four innings the fielding on either side
was sharp while the batting was
weak, very few balls going out of
the diamond. Occasionally a man would.
get base on errors or called balls, but no
one succeeded in scoring. In the fifth, how
ever, bad error of the visitors allowed
Bremner to score, and although Yale was
then retired, the Dartm outh men became
badly ratified. In the Sc Yenth inning Yale
scored four more runs. Dartmouth was al
most unable to hit Booth, but in the eighth
inning high throw by Hopkins over first
bases allowed them two runs, which were
made amid loud applause. The batting of
the Yale nine was at first weak, but improv-
ed rapidly toward the end of the game and
their fielding was with one or two exceptions
brilliant. The features of the game were a
double play between MCCARTHY and Chellis
and the splendid playing of Souther behind
the bat. The folio wing is the score:
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A Stir in Bridgeport.

A. RumOr-The Banking House of II. L.
Watson & CO-Twenty-Ftvs Thousand
Dollars to the Rescue-A Stream of Call
ers for MOney-PIenty for All To-day.
The news of the trouble at the house of
Hatch Foote, New York, had the effect of
precipitating run upon the banking firm Of
I. L. Watson & Co. The old firm of Hatch
d Watson was at one time the financial cor
respondent of Hatch & Foote, but since the
death of the late Mr.. Hatch. ST.. and the re-
organization of the Bridgeport house, the
relation of correspondent was dissolved.
1t Was this former connection, which
| brought on the run yesterday. 1t be-
gan about noon, and up to half-past two sew
eral thousand dollars had been disburssd
| At that hour payment was temporarily sus-
pended. Mr.. Watson was in New York, and
/ available funds were not at hand. News of
these facts spread quickly, and constant
stream of callers passed in and out
of the establishment all the AFTER
noon. Shortly after the suspension
of payments a dispatch was received from
Colonel Watson, stating that he had depos-
tied 1926, 600 with the Park bank, of New
York, to the credit OF the Bridgeport bank,
and had notified the Bridgeport bank to pay
over the money Immediately to the firm. Mr..
Morehouse, the chief clerk, said about
O'Clock that the money could not be obtained
from the Bridgeport bank, as it could not be
spared there, and that with it part of those
in waiting could be satisfied Colonel Wat
son telegrsphed that he was coming up right
away, ard came up on the, next train. He
announced that there would be plenty of
money in readiness this morning to meet
every and all claims against the concern.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-15
DARTMOUTH.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

"a a Z 8 Total
Dartmouth. o q o.
Yale. o o o o 4 o lie
Two-bass hits-Ysle 1, Dartmouth 1.
First base balIs-Yale 4, Dartmouth 2.
Passed balla-Thomas 2.
Double play-McOarthy and Chellfs.
Time of game hour and 45 minutes.
Umpire-6afney.
Perkins stroke of the Harvard crew, and
Watson, their former stroke, were in New
Haven yesterday inspecting the Yale eight
They took supper with the latter in the even
ing.
Last evening the Ohio club held meeting
and elected the following officers: G. w.
MaIlon '85 president, G. Townley '86 s. s. s.
vice president, F. D. Pavey 'S4 secretary and
treasurer.
The lacrosse team have received notice
from Harvard that the latter will be unable
to play here on the oath as agreed. This
will forfeit Harvard the game unless she sue
ceeds in overcoming her fears and appears
here ON that date. The freshmen have re-
ceived challenge to play lacrosse from the
same college.
Special rates viii be obtained to Amherst
and Mott Haven on May gath II sufficient
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-15

| number sign an agreement to go. The fresh
men win play Brown in Providence on that
day.
| Yesterday the "Cyclist, - the publication of
the Yale Bicycle club, appeared and created q
| favorable impression. The reading matter
| is interesting, especially to devotees of the
sport. and is printed in clear and handsome
manner. The editors are G. W. Patterson,
jr.. 81; E. B. Kimberly 'S4, and g L Hyde
| 'S6. The first grand. races of the club
/ will be held at Hamilton Park May 2Sth and
| will attract large number of prominent
wheelmen. Five hundred dollars worth OF
watch. handsome Hammered silver punch
bowl, diamond stud, silk remnants for ths
| Harvard-Yale and intercollegiate races, and
| gold and silver medals
The game between the freshmen and the
Plainville nine ended with the eleventh in
| ming, when the score stood 10 to 10.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-15
Champion Shnnfinr

The championship medal was won by the
Meriden team. The total score by teams
was as follows: New Haven, 81; Meriden,
sc; Winsted, 1st team, So; Winsted, I'd team,
So; Wallingford, Sc; Milford, LIST team, 81,
Milford, I'd team, At; New Haven, I'd team,
81; Meriden, I'd team, al.
The best scores, individual, for the badge
so; ]. F. Ives, Meriden, 40 out of SO. A
Spencer's repeating gun was exhibited on the
ground and did fine execution.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-15
Diversion For the Delegates,

The Middletown division of the A. o. H.
will give grand complimentary sociable or
the evening of May %, in honor of the dele.
gates who will be present at the State con.
vsntion of the order on the folio wing day.
Fitzgerald, the winner of the resent six days
walk in New York, who is member of the A,
H., it is expected will be present, both at
the sociable and the convention.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-15

Return of a Former Resident hysician
Mrs. Cowles, formerly of this city and for
three years past of New York, has returned
to New Haven and taken up her residence at
80 Olive street, whore she will continue the
practice of medicine. During her stay in
New York Mrs. Cowles has pursued course
of study in the New York Medical college
last winter. She brings testimonials of skill
in her profession from ONE of the skilled
rnhv ainiana in New York.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-15
Uuso EIuUy hHU oaIuEuhy 6F6l
rday afternoon in 'tShaun r
rry Cow" two of the best playl
rtoire.
MEMORIAL CONCERT.
k'a Grand Onera Houce fkis ava
MEMORIAL CONCERT.


Is designed to meet the wants of those who
need q medicine to build them up, give them
an appetite, purify their blood and oil mp
the machinery of their bodies. No other ar
ticle takes hold of the system and hits exactly
the spot like Hoods Sarsaparilla. It works
exc magic reaching every part of the human
Edody through the blood, giving to all renew
be Life and energy. 81 . bottle; six for %.
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Thursday. Mey Is, 1884.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY


Aliens Brain Food-At Druggists'.
Baths-E. KrAnse.
Base Balls At Northrops.
Button Boo s-Bolton Nesly.
California Wines-H. j. Reynolds.
Chronic Diseases-Mrs M. e Cowles, NJ. p.
Dantistry-G. II. Gidney.
Emory's Little Cathartic Pills-At Druggists
For Rent-StOre-B. L. Lambert.
For ReLt-Tene ment-2S0WooSte Street
For Sale Buggies-22 Clark Street.
French Kid Boots-Bolton Nicely.
Harvard YAle-Ha milton Park.
ladies' Summer Shoes-W B. Fem Co.
MiRses' Shoes-Bolton Nicely.
New Process Flour-D. M. WEIGH Son.
Notice-Arthur WEIGH.
ERnfords Radical Cure-At Druggist.
6tr9wber5 ies-Harry Leigh.
61Ippers-Bolton Nicely
VaIlks and Oesspools-A. N. Farnhanl.
Wahted-Ladies-Watson & Co.
-Yhnted-Woman-21O Prospect street.
Wanted-Man-"W. B."
uted-Boy-Schneider & Staub.
Wsnted-Situati. n 271 Oak street.
Wauted-s ituation-"G. H."
Wantsd-Situation-M. p Peterson.
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WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOB TO-DAY.

wAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SleNAL SERvIoES
WASHINGTON, D. Z May 10, 1881 A. NJ
For Nav England States, fair weather preceded by
ocl rains in the northern portion, southwest winds
in outhsrn portions shifting to west in the northern
portion slight rise in temperature.
For the Middle States, fair weather variable
winds generally from west slight rise In tempera-
tuHe.