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CHANCERY SALE
R H AL E 3 T. A II IL.

CHANCERY SALE
R EAL Il 8 T. a II E.
No. 4s2s.--Chancery Court of Shelby County
ct al, and No. 4So6-State of Tennessee, use,
etc, VS.. Annie b. Snowden.
PY virtue Of an interiocutory decree for sale,
p entered in the above causes on tho 18th day o.
public auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of
the Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse Of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday. May IL, 1854.
within loyal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit
Washington street; Beginning at a point 74L
feet from the southeast corner of intersection OF
Washington and Second streets; thence south
wardy with the east line of Second street 741<
feet to the north line Of alley between WASH
ington and Adams streets; thence eastwardly
thence west along line between lots Ss5 and Ss6 70
the beginning. Alse part OF subdivision r. OF
the south side Of Jefferson Street, east vf the NJ
and G. X. X. and east of Lauderdale street, sJ14
feet from the intersection Of the east line Of
country lot 500 with the south line of Jefferson
street, being the northwest corner of lot here
ssfose conveyed BY +. g. Brinkley and others 70
Nth ise south line II Jefferson 50 street IS feet;
tAeaoe sSuth.ardly l4s1f ieet to an alley; thence
:ss., T II i l. sy ss; s.ass f. hs sSS nSa
warliy with ssia Rison's west line 1851 feet to
tho beginning, Also part of lot 5H: Beginning
on the east side of Desoto street 5 feet south o
the alley between Madison and Monroe streets
thence south with, east line Of Desoto street 5.
feet. and running back eastwardly between par
allel lines l43 l0-l2 feet.
Terms of saie-0n a credit of seven months;
purchaser executing notes bearing interest, will
good security; lien retained; redemption barred
This April 10, 1884.
Il. J. BLACK, Clerk and Maste-,
By GEo. MALLrRY, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Taylor Il Carroll, c. W. Heiskell, W. NJ. Mes
s:-L --S W w n-~2-;~ G>ls~:se~-.
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NOTICE.
Trusfee,s Sal,

Trustees Sale.
ON SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1854, IN FRONT OF
~ p Madison street. Memphis, Tenn, will
sell, for cash, to the highest bidder. lot ~, of
Saffarans and Looney subdivision of North Mem
ner of Sycamore and Fourth streets. Chelsea, and
same lot conveyed to me by r. B. Miller by deed
recorded in book 149, page 25l, under which deed
l sell, and to which reference is made.
L. B. MCFARLAND, Trustee.
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NOn.keSluent NOUlces
No. 393s-In the Chancery Court of Shelby coun-
ty, Tenn.-John Bray VS.. Barney Esgan ct al.
1t appearing from amended bill, which is sworn
to in this cause, that the defendants, Barney Ea-
gan, Barney Eagan, Jr., and Bridget Davidson,
are residents of the State of New Jersey; that
William Eagan and James Eagan residents
o. the State OF Missouri; that Sarah Tomlinson,
George b. TOmlinson, Alonzo Bray and Charles
Bray are residents of the State of New York; and
that d. b. Waddell is resident Of the State of
Arkansas, and nll nou-residents of the State of
Tennessee; and that Dorothy Bray, Mary Bray,
Allen Bray, Augustus Bray, Mary Ann Fields,
Matthias Fields, Elizabeth .Eagan, Sarah Niece,
VIM. B. Niece. Mary Pagan and Pierson Easan,
are all non-resdents of the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That they all make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse of Shelby
county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in June, 1884, and plead, answer or
demur TO compliments original and amended
and supplemental bill. or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them, and set for hear
ing exparte; and that copy of this order be pub
lished once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal. This May |. 1884:
A Acopy-attest: r.. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. NJ. Bradley, d. C. and NJ.
Malone 4 Watson, Soils. for compl'nt. sat
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.,,Huurn ,cnnM prArn

iac inlIoWin statement OF WilliGm J Cough
80, % rumCrYillC, Mass, i4 80 remarkable that
wv ap2' 'Ou.k FOR II tho attention OF our read
Crs. lie SAVE an tho tall ot 1876 was taken
with - Vio''r.L bleeding of the lungs, followed
by "a severe cough. ! soon began 10 lose my
appetite ami fosh. was 80 weak at one time
lhpt could not leave my bed. IN the sum
aug o. ihH | was Edlnit nd to taC city Hospital.
WGiiC There tho doctors said / lad hole in
~ ct lung aS big ~ Il hait-doliar. expend.
ui over hundred dollars in doctors and mod
iniuCs. was SO far gone at one time report
", NJ around that was dead. gave up hope
but Il TREND told mo OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
GNIsAM FOR THE LUNGS. | laugho at
nay friends, thinking my case iuGurable, but l
got II nCttle to 'atisfy them, whcn to my SUR
pr!soa Il qualification, | commenced 10 feel
better My hope, once dead, began to revive,
u"d to lay tcol in better spirits than have
thcpast three years.
writo this hoping YOU VIII publish It, so
That every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
viii he induced to take DR. WIN. HALLS
HAL-AM tORTHE LU &GS, ANA DO convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. |
nave taken two bottlc- and can positively say
that II has done me moro good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick
moss. My COugh has almost entirely disap
=. urCG ana shall soon bu able TO 30 TO work. ;
n..u' II " ,ucnrnn. lo7 North Queen stree,
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world they constructed n macadamized
road from tho Delaware 20 tho Ohio, q
work aS great for that day as was tho
building OF tho railroad to the Pacific in
our day. IL was George Wolf, descend.
ant of these people, and not New Eng
lander, Established tho FREQ school
system. After paying high compliment
to tho farmers of Lancaster county he
said wherever thoro was valley with
underlying limestone you would find tho
defendant of Dutch Palatino on top.
Col Piollott denounced the system which
confcrB special privileges upon favored
classes NJ the expense Of all other classes.
lic denounced the grasping monopoles
which scok special legislation for the ad.
vanooment Of their own interests ut the
expense Of the people, aud said such logis
latiOn must cease. Tho way to put an end
TO IL aud tho evils which grow out of II is
for tho faTmer0 to recognize in thoir own
behalf aud SEQ to IL that tho result OF their
labor and capital does not go into tho COT
fcrs of OthorR. lie claimed that tho ma.
tiOnal and state Legislatures arc constantly
making lawn which discriminate against
the farmer aud in tho favor Of tho COM
mcrcial classes and manufacturers. II
taxes were equally imposed tho farmer
would pay one half instead Of nearly the
whole as they do now. llc urged them To
organize for their own preservation, aud
to secure tho urdisputed proprietOrship
of tho lands they cultivated.
Col. Piollett was frequently applaudod
during tho delivery of his address, which
we would print in full were not our col
umns 40 greatly over.crowded.
Adjourned until 1880 y. IN.
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Silver Plated Ware.

Modern inventions have
greatly improved the manutac-
ture of Silver-Platcd Ware, and
skilled designers have Contribu-
ted largely to the attainment OF
the present symmetry in shapes.
Our Tea Sets, Dinner Ser
vices and Flat Ware, such as
Knives, Forks and Spoons, have
the appearance and finish OF
solid silver. In these the as
sortment is at all times large
and complete.
The productions Of all prom
inent makers will be found rep
resented in our stock. In the
higher grades we particularly
recommend the Hard Meta
wares OF the Gorham Co.
We cordially invite an exam
ination Of our stock, feeling con
hdent that the moderate prices
prevailing, cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction to every one
J. Z. Caldwell & Co,
9oa Chestnut Street Philadel
phia.
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Governor Robert l.. Pattisou arrived in
the city FROM Harrisburg at $40 o'clock
this morGjng aud wGg driven to tho rosi'
dence OF w, L, ucnsel, whose guest he
will be during his brief stay. After
breakfasting with sevcral invited guests,
the governor IN company with Mr. HeEsel
and Mr.. w, y. iIa22lrd OF West Chester,
wero driven 10 tho dilirrCnt pOints Of
interest about the city and afterwards to
the residence Of T. j. McGranu, on
the New Holland pike where they were
handsomely entertained. In the afternoon
the governor delivered al address before
tho Farmers institute, and will take tea
this evening together with u. +. Myers,
Of the Harrisburg Pdtri0t at tho residence
of Rev. ID. John w. Nevn. The governor
will attend tho "club night" Of the JEFF
ferson club this evening where Mr.. Meyers
will deliver an address. The governor
will return to Harrisburg to night.
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nnaIn sennrn ,ianirn

seems strnngo that any one viii suffer
nom tho many arrangements n""~ght ON by
an impure condition OF the blood when SEQ
WILLS SSARSAPhRILLA An SDSTlLLlNGIA,
CT FLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
!" rrc.i health To the physical Equalization. IL
tirtroh ~ strengthening syrup, pleasant to
tHko. and has proven itself 10 DO the best
EI.DOD PURIFIER ever discovered, effect.
u"il} Curiup SCroiuia, Syphlitic disOTlers,
Wr ruy.s ct tho Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala-
ria: 4Il nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ioUt complaints and All diseases indicating an
Impure condition al the BLOOD, Liver, Md
pry-, stomach, Skin, etc. Il cOrrocts indi
gcstiOu. \ single bottlu viii prove TO you Its
mulitr IL, IL h,.Lth Touuwur, iot 1t ACTS LIKE
a CHARM, especially when tho complaint is
Of ur rghuustivo Uatuvn, hHving "A tendency 20
lcss"n tho natural vlr0r 81 the brain amt ncr
vOUS ,y5tHm.
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Are you disturbed ut night and broken Oi
your rest by a sick child suffering anu crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth ?
II 40, 20 NJ once nnd get a bottle oi MRS. WIN.
slows SOOTniNG SYRUP. II viii ruieve
tho poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon IL thoro ~ no mistake about 1t, There H.
not mother ON earth VINO has ever used It,
vino will not tell you at onco that 1t Will
regulate the bowels, Hnd give rest To the
mother, ana TCliei ana health to tho child, OPP
Grating lilso magic, II ispertectly sa!o to use
IN MI cases, ana pleasant TO the tasto, and is
tho prescription OF ono OF tho oldest and best
female physicians In tho United States. SOLD
cyerywhoro. - cents bottle.
nHy3I-lydN. W,SSw
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Tho Troubles In Cuba.

New YORK, June 5.--A letter from Ha-
vana under date of the 3lst ult. says /:
The editor of El Yigia (newspaperl of
May Goth was coniiscated and its editor
was fined 500 gold. The newspaper El
Mercuria, published at Santiago de Cuba,
has been fined $3.50 in gold 1t is reliably
reported that Azuero has deposit of arms
and ammunition in the sea Pata swamps,
where his headquarters are. When he
needs provisions or desires to give his
orders to other confederate bands he makes
excursions of 80 or 40 miles notwith
standing the swamps are closely guarded
by troops.
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uos,,, v,cyc,,, ana u,v roy,,.

with the opening OF tho season OF outdoor
sports comes the time OF trouble for tho poor
Victims OF Hay Fover. For them flOwcrs have
no odOr, ana tho summer little or no beauty.
To snutf, sneezo and wipe their weeping eyes
for three or four successive months this Il
their pIttablo portion There is no hclp In
sea-voyagcs, tn, ir IA no help In high mountain
air. These only tighten the pockets and leave
the dIsoasc unabated. But there II a positive
euro In Ely's Cream Balm. Try IL. II you
continue TO suffer it IL because you neglect "A
rcmody as sure as It is cheap and pleasant.
t}2wdeOdNw
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The Platform.
THE DEnOUtSAyY.


Enthu,issm all Around Tor the oli Ticket
New HAVEN, Conn, May 5.-Tho
Democratic state convention met this
morning aud was well attended. At an
alusion to Mr.. Tilden in the chairman's 8
speech the convention cheered again and
again, leaving no doubt that the preference
Of the delegates is for the old ticket.
For the Ola Ticket"
HELENA, Mont, June 5--The territorial
committee mot at Deer Lodge yesterday,
and selected two delegates j. Hauser and
Samuel Wood, to the convention. They
favor the ticket OF 1876. The Democratic
congressional convention is set for Sep
tembsr 25th.
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DO Rot DO Discouraged

even II you have tried many remedies tor
your Kidney disease or iyer complaint with.
out success II Is no reason why you should
think your disorder ncurable, The most I'm p
tTaCtable cases readily yiold to the potent
virtues OF Kidney-Wort, IL Il a purely We o.
table compound which acts on the kidneys,
Liver ana Bowels at the simo time ana thu
cleanses the whole system, Don't wait, but
got p lckage to-day ana cure yourself.
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snparrns rmrADsLs,rA June y,out DUH but sesyy
do inS,ane " ooes 80 Pa family q soas Is otto ald
sGs s,rsssS rs%siS, 3 re sss rrr n,n,.s S1;ss g g
Rye iour at g 6o0s eS,c. :"
=, Wheat steady No. 9Wcstern Rea. I, oal<,
Corn steady but quiet, Steamer msrsd
and yellow, e2oesc, saii yellow. Siesss,xc !; "a
GO. '" """ ~
Oats nrmer but quiet, No. 1 wh,ta, xoko
re(eoseSG; aa S,; yS@Ssc @ No. amixed. SO.
seeds- Glover nominal as s0sc rsmosnv
dull At u 90; Flaxseed arm NJ ol 7s
Provisions stronger with fair jobbina d0.
mand Mess Pors, 11s 00Dls 30 Rect Hams
e29630; India Mess beef, pD.
Bacon-Smoked Shoulders, 7NQsc, salt do.
5o7Mcj Smoked Hams, iS<0ilkc, pickiec
u Lard steady, city refined, at sosx, loose
butchers, 7k0sc primo steam " 80
Butter quiet and easy, Penu'. Creamery
extra, 2Oc; Western DO, Ig02Oc b. O. b
N. Y. extras, 15fp1Sc: do hrsts, 110ico West.
eIn extras lt0loc; western good IN
Rolls at 7Sn9c.
Eggs firm under light supply; Pa. and
Western Extras, isxf120c. aA 81
Cheese quiet and easy; New York full
creams, lON@llNc; Western fair 70 good, %
l0c Penn'a part skins, 3f25c do full, l04Hc.
Petroleum dull Refined, Sc.
WHISKY DUH at 81 IL E,1 sta
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The hest salve In the world tor cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chappod
hands, Chllblaina, cOrns and all kinds OF skin
freckles and pimples. The salye Ia
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction In
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get lENHY's CARBOLIO SALvE, rs all others are
but limitations amt Counterteits. Price %
cents sold in Lancaster at COchTan's Drug
shore. liI North Queen street mY2lt
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AuuseneDts.

1he Diane Museum The show nt Fulton
hall continues 10 attract iair audiences. II is
open every evening, and gives Saturday
matinee The programme offers Il variety OF
entertainment, and tho grand wind up
"Barnum'5 Baby Elephant" IA alone worth
more than the admission price.
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nrnwn., 80 .nln.nultrAn.ceA

~ IA" most elective Pain Destroyer In the
WoIlt. vii most surely quicken the blood
whoinur taken internally or applied oxtcr.
Ea,lyi aUl thereby moro certainly RELIEVE
rAlS, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain allovihtOr, ana II "a warranto dou.
nio tho strength Of any similar preparation.
u cures pain In the Sidn, Back or Bowels,
-., Throat, Rheumatism, TOOthache, and
Aa!. ACHES, ana is The 8rsst Roiiovor OF
"a!u " "BROWN'S uOUSEHOLD PAEACEA" "
shontI TO IN Cvcry family. teaspooniul OF
the uaCca IA Il tumbler OF hot water lsweot-
enod, s. prolerredI taken At bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD. y coutS bottle
mNS3l. lydM W saw
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keYnolds ISIiIes, rair.

Tho articles chanCed of last evening were
won by Dolly Fitzgerald a wax doll, by
Pierce Benton box Of cigars. Tho City
Cornet band Is in attendance every even
ing. Admiral Reynolds post attended in
= body last evening. This Gy5ning Con
estogn council o, u. A, NJ, will attend in
body.
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l'sTATE Og JOHN W. HUBI.ES, LATE
Ia of Lancaster city, deceased, lhs un'
dersigned auditor, appointed 10 distribute
the balance remaining In inc hanus OF
Alfred A. Hubley, admtnist ratOr toand among
those legally entitled 10 the same, VIII sit tor
that purpose on Tuesday, June8, A.D, lSsl az 10
o'clock "a. m, IN the Library Room OF the
Court-Ho In the city OF Lancaster, where
all persons interested IN said distribution may
attend, W, II. ROLAND,
mS6tdoawTh Auditor,
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BALnwiN.--At shlghtsyillo, Pa on June "a,
1854, JOhn q. Baldwin,
Funeral on Friday next at =, m, at tho
above place, II
Burr In this city, on the ith inst, Amos
Herbert son OF Thomas q. and Kate II. Burr,
In his Ith year,
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 atlond the funeral
from tho residence al hia parents, No, sc
Church street, on Friday afternoon al "a
O'Clock, Interment at Woodward Hin oGIne
tery.
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POL1 TIUdL.
Democratic County Ticket

DemOCrAtIC County Ticket.
Congress.-PARIS HALDEMAN.
Judged. q. ESHLEMAN.
Senator (XII )-JOHN MARTIN.
Assembly (O.-CHRlSTlAN FOX.
JAMES 4. PATTERSON.
" (0.-S. y. DETWlLER.
/" JAMES DUFFY.
~ Il. IL. KAUFMAN.
Sheriff.-l. NJ. ARrEkS,
Prothonot notary.-BENJ. WORKMAN.
Regisler-E q. DlLLEk,
County rreasurer.-JNOS = MANN.
Clerk OtQ S.-H. =. RUrtER.
Clerk of u. E.-SAM'L X 1OSrETrER.
County Commissioner Ill r, HaRTMAN,
Prison keeper.-GEO. W. STYEk.
Prison Inspectors.-H Z: BUGH;
Poor Directors GEO. ID tRMSTETTER.
n. SNYDER,
COroner.-DANlS kirCH.
Auditor. GEO. W. SCHROEDER
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Threw Away IN, Cru,cns.i

suffered from rheumatism so badly had 10
uso crutChcs, but threw them away after a 10.
plying Thomas hiectric oil to my limbs. l
gibbs, 800 Elk st., Buffalo, N. Y, sold by y. u.
Cochran, druggist, l37 and l80 North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa,
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DHOPDsALS FOK FUHNISHiHG STA
l TIONERY, FUEL AND OTHER SUP


SECRETARY or THE oMMoNwEALTHs OFFICE,
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 2, lsSl.
| hereby invite sealed proposals, at prices
below maximum rates fixed in schedules, to
furnish stationery, Fuel and other supplies
Tor the Legislature, and the several Depart.
mcnts OF state Government, and tor Plumb.
ing, Gas Fitting and Steam Fitting tor, and
repairs, furnishing halls and committee rooms
ni the Senate ana House OF Representatives,
and distribution OF documents, reports and
other printed matter for tho Legislature an |
the Department of Public Instruction, for tho
year ending the first Monday OF June, A. ID.
lSs5.
Separate proposals will be received and scpa-
rate con tracts awarded as announced in said
schedules. All proposals must be nccompa'
MED by bond with approved security con-
ditionod tor the faithful performance OF the
contract, and addressed and delivered to me
beiolc eleven O'Clock II. m OF Thursday, the
Goth day OF June, A. ID. 1884, ut which time the
proposals Will be opened ana contracts award
ed, in The Executive Chamber aJ Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania. Schedules containing forms
OF proposals can be obtained on application at
the Office OF the Secretary Of the Common
wealth. w. =. SrkNGER,
i2-2ltd Secretary OF the Commonwealth
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ur r,.zis,,a Root ,,,t,rs.

FTa2iCr's Root Bittcrs are not dram shop
beverage, but ar strictly medicinal In every
snnsC. They act strongly upon the Liver and
keep the bowels oTcn ana regular r,
cleanse the blood and system OF every impu'
rity: sod by druggists, g. Sold by II B.
Street. 2
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SNEAK IStRhtlJD,

"IIayG tried Thomas Electric OF for Group
and colds. aud ilnd it tho best remedy have
ever used I'm my family wm. Kay, $40 Ply.
mouth, We, Buffalo. N. Y. Gold by VI. IS.
Cochran, druggist, l3l and l39 North Queen
street, Lancaster. Pa.
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Fpilsp.y of Nine Years.

- thank the giyer OF all good giits, writes
j. N. Marshall, OF CRANKY, Newton Co., Mo.
tor giving tne Samaritan Nervine. IL cured
my daughters cpiloptic nts, OF o years stand.
ing" Get Mt druggists. tl.5O.
10
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rev YORK H1arRetA 4

Nav yoRk, Juno 6.--Flour- state and West
ern dull and heavy but prices unchanged;
Super1ne state. s2 s2900330 Extra do, % A5360;
Choice do o. eo@G Fancy DO. % l0neb0, Round
supernne % westein, q soSs 80; common 20
good extra do, % 4o03.0: choice do . -
16 50; choice White Wheat do % 2b0G 30,
southern dull and heavy; common to fnir
extra, IS Ooaa 60; good 70 choice DO. q C50
82
Wheat opened %exc higher; afterwards
lost advance on some deliveries and declined
a trihe; trade less active NO. White, noni.
nal No. Red, June; 81 00M July, 03k
a. 0th Aug. 81 0ilS11 05x; Sept. u o5k0
06S Oct, 81 O7al ok june, 81 llk.
an, Corn unsettled and trihe lower Mixed
CSC
Live Stock m arket.
CHICAGO. Hogs Receipts, 1900 head strip
ments, 100 head market opened l6c higher
but closed weaker {; rough packing, % 000
40 packing and shipping, % GOES 8o light,
s5 45Sf5 T.; skips, % 756pt Is.
Cattle -Receipts, D, DO mead; shipments, 800
weak; export grades, 90 1901 10; good 10
choice shipping % lO68 75; common 10 ma
dium, S 9016 40, grass Texans, "a 5000 20 |:
corn lied Texans, &5 5Oap6 D.
Sheep Receipts, 1900 head shipments, $40 |;
market slow; inferior TO fair, sS@t; me.
aiam div to good, Says; choice TO extra,
EAST LIBRRrY. Cattle we're In tair demand !;
prime, 81 506l6 so; fair to goo I, 70 D6 40; tOm.
IS 1905 so receipts, AIS head shipments. 10.
Hogs slow receipts. 1910 head shipments.
400 head Pniladelphiss, - tO05 %, YorRers,
she. .p demoralized; none selling asking
for prime, - 50a6 falr TO gooi, % o00t % /;
common, s6i 81; receipts, $500 head ship
ments, 800 heal.
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Hon. Robt. E. Pattison,
Governor OF the Commonwealth,
WILL POSITIVELY BE PRESENT.

Members admitted without tickets, with
privilege OF each bringing one guest who IL
not q member OF the club. j2-3td
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READING, Pa, June 5.--The 18th an.
nual meeting Of the Evangelical Lutheran
ministerum Of Pennsylvania and adjacent
states met here this morning. Rev. DR..
William J. Mann, of Philadelphia, preach
ed the opening sermon. The meeting
will remain in session week.
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