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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-04

At 2 o'clock r. r., The TRACT OF LAND IN
UerrlcO county. on the " iIor>e-Pen tol': Nilpm.
"a the Hopkins " tract. or Brooklyn itt.t'
containing 1901 ACRES, with = toMt tt ~
XII FIR AsTE DWELLING. good barn. dl' olicr
out buildings thereon. a. 800
TEENS. Cish As - expense Of sale ana u. pN
oil note Of - $3.50. with intere, tlete "a lto.u
s1Go %. r1yablc Januiry /. 1855 SI36.SO, pay
able January /. 1856; s4l3.4o. payable J1l-
uary |, 1857: and the residue. i any, up'.
such terms a may be- announced NJ the tune ~
sale. ~ .,..t. -..
Couyeyanccs will leave our olicc a. , o'cl3ck on
the day Of sale n. l.. STAPLES. Trustee
III ~ 81, ns rs { 70 Au.,iouocr. ru %
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIyATEs.Iy

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, "REY- sa
Il NOLDeVilLE FARM on CnicahomIny
river snd near York River railroad nine miles be-
low Richmond. containing 900 acres (of which
about zOO acres are Tine low-grUundsl, several
cation 10 GRUBBs & APPERsDN,
Au zo-eodot Real Estate Agents.
EOR SALE PRIVATELY, Thee
4 LOWER THIRD Of THE FINET
"1URkEY-isLAND" ESTATE, on James river
below Richmond, and Containing about aTo
acres. For bargain apply nj once 10
GKUBBS 4 APPERsON,
auzo-eouot Real Estate Agents.
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By Grubb- x Apper-On,
Real Estate Auctioreers,
No. < north Eleventh street,

DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
L THE DESIRABLE FIR AMED DWELLING
No. 2ni SOUTH PINE STREET, CONTAIN
ING NINE ROOM>.-By request Of the owner,
on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ), lssi,
Tie aboye-dcscribcd DESIRABLE PROPERTY,
occupied hy Mr. Eaves. The dwelling IS I'm good
STYLE, attractive, convenient. and pleasant. The
Ia A. 3uxl45 feet 70 y 20-fOOt alley.
TERMS one fourth cash: balance n SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes, interest
added, securel by trnsi-deed.
GRCBBS & APPERSON,
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fenec,al telegram TO fhe D'spa'e".i "a
ss.arox. u. c., September i.-nl'
"M"For The Middle Atl.ntic s, ,uss
Generally "a. m fair weather, soutaeriy "'''''
e,,t,onary temperature. CO.. Generally
''1 T"p me south Atlantic States, gene asr,.
roe sau slight changes in tempef'
,an ror,benst 10 southeast winds.
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Auction sALEs-Fature Day.
BY FGrman Upper.
Real Estate Agent ant AIcti)ncer,
lhlf MnIn .trlnf.

1915 Main street.
GALE By AUCTION OF FOU Il
- FRAMED TENFMENrS on LESTER Oi,
ROCKETS STREET NEAR GtLLIE'~ CREEK
Also. FOUR SMALL DEF ACnED HOt~ :
ON GRAHAM STREET EEiWEEN FULTON
AND ERIN sTREETr.-At the request Of the
owner. who IS determined 10 sell, VIII sell by
auction. on the premises on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER :. 1851.
a. o'clock T. W., the above property. The t-no-
mcuts on Rockets street have four rooms, AMI
those on Graham street two room, each. the urtN-
Unity Of this property 10 the new ceiIr-wofk. e
bag-factory. and The brick yard. make Il dc,i-
rattle for renting 90 Tie labpring CLASSES. lmmc-
datey after the sale on Rocket. street VIII sell
tie f0ur houses on Graham street. and would Ia
vic q large attendance. The property can De
bought as whole or divided.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance IN six, twelve
eighteen, and twenty -fOJr months.
FURMAN UPPER.
sC3 Auctioueor.
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yA,r.aoAD J.sNEs.

-
al MI 60 : i.
S,gEsAPEAkE AND VHlV srPrEM-
1 twAY.-sCHEDULE in AsfD
BER l. 1854, LEAVE RICHMOND com.
=, e.. xo,,,,ort.- News, Old Poipt c an,
$40 A. NJ c,t. aud Norfolk Daily exss ,ss NV
dav OaIy three hours ana.~re 49,
Ace minutes isicnmond " MOI .', Wv..
a, W. III s,,tions aud Lesingt,.tn,, ~ ~.
1888 A. Ne oorrisY,lle. and Cincinnati. ha'e
cent sunday. ,ss,ton dai-
1901 CHARACTERISTIC sS.o stops al all sta
,,y F IONS xe,vport's News. Old Point, a"'
sHV 70 <crfolk. Fxpre cxeep, r SUIT ron.
eAoP ~ For Loaisvi'l .l a noIn's west North
w., IN naes not stop Tor local Dasi-
No. Pullman sieepi nF.c,r,, ILL.,, ~,
mond % Cincinnati =, ana on,s Vile
a, anu ,hI,nJ XIV, Night express eN-
io'2o II We r r19 snnday' G. aud .. seepins-e"
L. clifton Forge
ARRIVE RICHMOND;
o,oA NJ. From Ashland. Ky., except ssnn W
sJv a AZ rrnfn Norfolk. Old Point. ana rev
W." rort's News. EXCEPT Snndiy; and all
ana p NJ. From louisville. Cilcnn1t' a'p W.
9'V" local points. except sunday. r,o,n
amp N Frou, Nnrfolg except sunday. r,i,
o'oV '-"' old Point and Viewpoints SeWs,uain'Iy'
eaopu. Prom Louisville and Cinein''"''
Fa', eNp pr ,SSeHnori's News aud oid
POINT win leave Richmond \. NJ" "u"
Richmonj ESQ l.. ". reiuTnWE., .,,oets.
peuot: Seventeenth and bfoal. -, snd Chesa-
Ticket. OGires: 1000 VAN sIree' ~
peake aud Ohio Railway 'epI1 W. FULLER.
General Passenger AHencc
c. ". SMITH. General Manager
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pTpARrrgE or STEAMERS. ~
aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP q lfffs-gS
COMPANY. ~ss@
ron NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one o. Their sp,,n,r,'I
sttamcrs-GTiYANDnTTE, RpASp9,eelnIiv o rffe-
HAITIAN. Old DnMiNl0S,,a ana Ht SSInlNptY.
IFor homrs Of sallrg see yerl,ement l'fI's
steamers leave New York ry en-, BE- %
- ,,,,,l.r, Norih river. foot of he zen street
w" They have splendid saloons s'ae-r'o'i'' '"'
bathrooms. , o,d attentions are
unsurpassed -. x.,r,, Hnciuiing meals
ord L.rthi $40; round-trIp ticset.' SIC So Az
In s,,t,s,eteuce ~. without Subsistence. 90
Fieghfs for points beyond Wv orS lo' sct,,,i
with disuatch. and no charge lnide cNeep' "N'''
IFlrai@bt received until O'Clock T. u. daily
Far further information apply 10 49,.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & co.. NRcnt-.
,,o ociec comrauy's WharyCs. Roeketf-.
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The address of CAsIliPArTRsOS is Howarlsylile
p0st-ofiice, Albemarle county, Va. and :. = r.
PA1TBsoN Liberty. Bedford county, Va. :. :. Z.
Pattesop lives upon the premises and will sbow
the farm 10 any one who desires t. an I0-tds
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TRAINS ,ourHw ARD.
TRAINS >oRTHwARD.

FDaily. fDaly except sunday.
STOPPING PLACES.
Nes4oau A. make no stops. Nos. ~ ana -
,top nj Manchester, DrewTy', Bun, tentra]' IN"
tIf.fcr Nof. Is. 2G.27. -, ., IL l'thi u SO.
~ .H stations. Nc. stops at all stations except
Temple. 1870 -. =. 80. p, .,.,,,,-tgr
ON trains Nos. AZ and A. s,eepins-cars between
Nrw York aui savannah. Train No. ~ 'l'crlus-
c.r, between Washington aud Charleston. riin
~. -leerl ng.cars between Washington ana JacA-
souSllle, ia.
TlIr ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
rFAVr ARRIVE.
Richmond. ll:2C \. VI. Norfolk. 1908 =. W
Eiclmond. 600 =. n. Norfolk. $40 T. ~
Nnrf0ik..... $50 \. VI. Richmond l2:3S =, VI
Norroik..... 2:2j =. II. Richmond $40 J.. VI
Train, 20 and = make close connection 10 ane
rotnts. and Way-siations on the Norfolk and Wet
tri railroad. ,-,.,.,,- ,.....,,
T. ". ENlEESoS, General Passenger Agent
my %
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AUCTION sALEs-.-rhis Das.


TRUSTEES SALE or A DbSIRA ~ ~ Z
FARM or $50 ACRES ARplI T. ~ r
MILES WEST or RICHMOND BY NtCIt,y,N ~
ty virtur Of "A certain deed Of trust executed pY -
y N,rbeu dated December 2, 1881, a1i daiY r.
corded In the Office of Iienrico County C3'tl H'..
SanI, having been made in the pigment OF one ~
The note, therein secured aud being - reg ~
misses. on
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STRENGTH OF THE ARMY.

At PeklD the auxiliary troops, II this
phrase may be employed. are made up Of
enrolled Chinese. Mopgols. and Manchus.
The hrttnamed Glass are the descendants
Of those Chinese who In the year i6l3 took
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nAhks Ez6.
RhtIauSiphia "a srkes.

PHILLOsLPaIA, Nov. Il Flour dull, weak /;
Superhne state, at 2 0092 5Oi Supertne
Extra do, 81 60G2 75 Pa. family, 81 p
as so winter clear, 81 5O8i 2F do straIgl' Is,
Gpi 25i straights, "a sOla5; winter patents 4 %
9j 50 spring do. D. 0Oa5 IS.
isye -four al % 6OGo375.
Wheat dull but steady; No. " 's'Efn
Rod, 7J970Aci No. do, tic NO. l Pa. d' Ole (;
No, Delaware do, s6c.
Corn--market dun and unsettled Steamer,
Old. 6iHG56c new, 52B53c sail yellow and do
mixed, Old, 59g6OS new, 531485ic :; : No. Old,
5jNl5Ikc new, 50B5l.
oats quiet and steady; No. white
33c No , do, 82c No. s do, S2GS2I {c; re-
Rye nominal at s4d6Sc.
Seeds Cloverseed dun at 7H9Sc Timothy
dull at 81 454l SO; Flaxseed easier at 81 a..
winter Bran quiet Rt 81 25all rs.
Provisions duh and unchanged; india
Mess Beef $40 50iP20 City do, sl3 662li o. (;
Bacon, ll%BllAc; Smoked shoulders, 7IE3
I3tci salt 40 7Q7Ac; Smoked Hams, Is 80
lIIc; pickleo dc Il gllAc.
Lard dull; city refined, SIC; loose
butchers, ~ prime steam 81 5O97 60.
Butter steady, with i fair demand for fancy {;
10, 22q25ci 3. e. q N. Y. extras, 2782sc; West.
20DI2a.
Rolls quiet at loalsc packing butter, 100
l2c.
Eggs flrm with light receipts extras, ZIG
Cheese Market steady with fair demand
New York tull creams, l2H 8I24o; Ohio klaIs
choice, l%gllMci do fair TO prime, ~. .t3llc !
Pg. part skins, 5d6Hc do full, lg4nc.
Petroleum quiet Refined, 7t4c.
v tisEY JUL; Western as 81 70.
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COL LUMBIA NE VS. ITEMS.
rKun nue nruul.An upnnrspuNpnrr
Tho Democratic Parade this Evening-yne
uauorot Iuvinoioies 10 partlciphte
la tao LsnoastoT DEMONSTRATION

The Democratic Parade this Evening-yne
hancock iuvinoioios to Participate
la tao L.noastor Demonstration.
All tho arrangements bave been com
plotci for the Democratic parade thiseyen
inC. II viii be 4 memorable event In the
history nt Columbia Democracy.
The Hancock iuviuciblcs will participate
in tho monster parade Of the Democrats.
IN Lancaster, tO morrow evening. Ex
CurSiuu tiCketa will b8 sold from Columbia,
good On al! traiua, fare for the round trip,
10 ocnta. a special train Will be run to
Columbia after the parade.
The committee OF tho Columbia fige
company having iia annual New Years
ball in charge will mcoJ this evening.
Mrs, Joshua Strauss bought at public
sale, house No. III, situated on Walnut
street, above Seventh It formerly
belonged to her d5ooasod husbands
estate.
Atkinson'S comedy company will rem der
Peck's Bad Boy" IN the Columbia
opera house this evening.
Charles Bniloy's cellar at his rosideuce
oD tho Lauoastor turnpike, was entered
by thieves on Monday evening and robbed
OF "a lar amount IS Udtbes,
Mss Ida Uauaucr h. visiting friends in
Philadelphia
Mrs. Susan h. Given. secretary Of the
Columbia Relief association has issued a
call for tnN unmbarH Of the association to
meet in @ % rarlog of GJuuCil chamber, or
uoyt SG'uriy afternoon a. O'Clock,
CH,'ri YiN p1 ulagfGd and a reorganization
el-ut.d. a fun Attendance Is requested
az the association desires to commence
tGoir good work as soon ag possible.
Joseph Hal1og will appear before the
Ttuu.taEpr TgnTF IA FsfEsH4sy M, a Rh argn pI
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ANorHrR nEpunLLcAN coNaREssMAN.

CINCINNATI, Nov. IL. Official returns
from the Ninth Kentucky congressional
district, show the election of w. II Wards
worth, Rep, by majority of 102.
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vaF.n PhRIlEU.
4 y.n;ant1au " no IhiDks Himself 70 Zoe
mI4l sHG WHU Nosds saIung.

\ y.a;entuau VINO Thinks HImaeI. n 70 Ice
MAN sug Wnu Nosds Sailing.
Lust night party of young men be.
came engaged IN 3 quarrel ut the corner of
North Queen and Chestnut streets, aud
while they WCro having u discussion
Robert J. Eggas au3 p friend oam0 along.
They stopped ta aga tho fun, and finally
ono o, t.a Ea..g a4loy at Evans who re-
piled with c.u". y Hght ensuCd and
Mr. Egsr8, getting out OF the crowd
started Gawn North Queen street. A
watchmau namod George Parker came up
about this time aui chased Evans down
street threatening 20 shoot him il he did
not stop. FaTkerdigpsayed big badge and
Mr.. Evans thinking ho was city police.
man stopp~d. Parker ut Onoe took him
ipto custody aud went back to tho
Gowd, as no said, to secure more
men being capable Of taking two of them
at least. Parker tlOuriahGd n big revolver
and threatened everyone. Upon the return
another sHiTmish took place aud Evans and
Parker we're both struck. The latter
held TO Evans and prevented him from de
tending himsch, buG Parker re-
oeiying the worst OF it. Finally
the crown separated and Evans
went with Parker 10 the station house but
soon leiV for home. Parke had the nerve
10 make AfA4 lNsaN-hh hEthAhaG uOstlu Long
and Al Clpss,ey, charging them with
assault aud battery and dis
orderly conduct, before Alderman
Barr, and against Evans for disOrderIy
conduct. Al at once entered bail.
Parker is q watchman in the Fifth ward,
where be is employed by private iudivi.
duals. Hoisa follow OF the freshest kind
aud tho hEigh. OF hia 9mbition is to bo u
ruJiCemgn and wear brass buttons. Since
he has "baea On" he has eudeaVOTed in
every way to create an cIoi5en9nt and is
constantly escOIting sOmo one to the
station hUusB when h8 has no right. Last
evening he had no bu5iness whatever in
North Qaegu street and If he had
ktyb ont o' ta3 way the. men
could easily have Ecttled their diff
cul les. From tho start there was a
mistake in the matter uoithor Mr.. Evans
nor lne ha- parties Alaw each other, a
thpy aiLerUas5s aEaNtaiaed, and the
striking was o mistake. Tie smart
watehman, however, thought he must d.
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Shot Through the heart.

CINCINYATI, O., Nov. 12.-Wm. Will
liams, colored, was shot and killed at an
early hour this morning on the sidewalk
in front of Deter's saloon, corner of Ninth
and Plum streets, by an unknown man,
who made his escape. Williams knocked
the other man down, cutting cash in his
head. The man went out to the water
trough to bathe his wound, when VIII .
rams followed and fired at him. The man
returned the fire, shooting Williams
through the heart.
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something to distinguish himself--henoe
tho suits. Fellows like Parker, who take
upon themselves the same authority ~
q policeman should DO taught a lesson.
The citizens OF tho Fifth ward who employ
him to protect their properties would feel
very secure IL they knew that their guar
dian was doing duty on North Queen street
aud ondcavoring to mako disturbances
instead Of Attending to his own business.
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NHW YoEH, Nov. .l2--Fiour--State ana West.
orn dun and strongly in buyers favor South
pTn steady.
Wheat opened depressed and h9%c lower,
but subseq quently recovered IRON decline 10
speculative trading; No. /, White. nominal I;
No Red, Dec, s01s9slske; Jan, sS1s9s3l % /;
Feb, S5ls 0s5he Mar, sEs9s7S4c; 9OG09. &C,
Corn Aglc higher and moderately active (;
l52l4c.
oats KRHc better; No. 2 Nov. 32ysE31}sc A..
Dee, ji5S852ci state, 3i156Hci western, so
acc,
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nlOlaers noGneralI BlotneTsl

Aro you disturbed at night ana broken Oi
your rest by sick child suffering and cfyins
with the eLCruciatuW pain Of cutting tColl Z
~ 50, go at once ana get d bottle ut MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SlRUP, II VIII relieve
tho poor little sufferer Neutrality-suspicious.
upon II there Is no mistake about s., ThCrO Is
not Iaother on earth VINO has ever used II,
VINO VIII not tell you At once that ~ wiz
regulate the boWgIa, and give rest 20 the
mother, anu relief ami health 70 tho child, Op-
Grating Ike magic. 1t i5 perfectly safe to use
IN al! eases, ana pleasant 10 the taste, and Is
the prescription OF one OF the Oldest and best
female physicians IN the Untts.i States. Sold
everywhere 70 cents bottle.
may3l-iydM. .B&w
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PARIS, Nov. 12,-There were in Paris
yesterday, exclusive of the hospitals, 1872
fresh cases of cholera and SO deaths, and
at the hospitals there were 1872 fresh cases
admitted and 81 patients died.
SEVERAL FATAL CASES IN BRUssELI.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 10. Several fatal cases
of cholera have occurred here and at Hal.
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NYnet Ynrse appIics,,gnnI ia

" was troubled very much with sore feet.
Jhroe applications Of Thomas EclectTic OF
entirely Gu od them. koLuing better in tie
market" Jacob Butler, Reading. Pa For
sale BY II. Is. Cochran, druggist. IS7 aud lSg
North Queen street,
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a Sovereign Remedy

For all their ills and aches. Be It, howe
strictly understood that we prescribe and
but one article, aud that is
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SEAznER lNDIOaTLORS.

WAsHINeToN, ID. c., Nov. 12.,-For the
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
north to west winds, becoming variable,
nearly stationary temperature.
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A GENERAL
Commission and Storage Warehouse

EsTABLISHED.
Tie undersigned having lately become pos.
sessed OF tho Large and Spacious BuudlnB,
known as tho
ROHHER WAREHOUSE,
No. 10 WEST CHESTNUT STREE close 10
Penna. Il. Il. depot. respectfully soicit5 pub.
lie patronage. IL IS my intention TO accom-
modate the public In Storing Tobacco In
Cases, CtgarB, seeds, Fruit, Furniture and
Mereandise in general, Liberal advances
made II desired on such goods as are con
signed TO be sold on commission,
i will give all business iutVustei to my
care close. prompt ana personal attention.
Charges reasonablei goods insured at own
er's request call ana see me-.
DANIEL A. MAYER,
nll2wd No. 10 West Chestnut ST.
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BEsRY suUBERr, Auct.


4 hkEhASS' COURT SALE.
~ by virtue OF an order OF the Orphans
Court OF Lancaster county, the undersigned
administrators OF Francis B GrOti decea sell
VIII sell NJ public sale on SATURDAY, No.
VENEER, -, lsst, on the premises, I'm ihs VII.
laEo OF MarticYile, Lancaster county, Pa.
the following de cribed real estate to wit
No. l.. Consisting OF three lots OF ground
situated in Aarticville. on which are erected a
IhIeC.StOry BRICK Hotel with "A large store
room stable. hog pen and other necessary
ouiDuilding7 Alec blacksmith saOp and
weigh scales.
No, :, Consists OF twO lots OF ground, on
when are erected - Twn-story Frame Dwell.
iug House ana wagon Makers shop. There
arc ch0ice fruit trees on these lots.
Also at the same time and place the follow.
ing prTaGnai property To vii:
Two barrels OF whisky, two horse WAGON,
Two steers, COW, market wagon, lot OF tobacco,
ABOUT seven thousand bricks, copper und iTon
kettle, double barroIied shot gun, harness, sc.
aa4e 70 commence AT o'clock p m, OF said
day, when terms and conditions will be naue
known Dy AMOS GROFt,
MARIA GROEF,
u. =. ROVE AuCt. AdmlnlstTstOrs
nCYI4ltds2tw
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There will be- service In st. Johns free
church this tWodn stay evening at haif.rast
seven, the Rector and Rev. Thos. D. Barker
oflciating.
Rev, u. &. Book OF Mount Joy will preach
In the Union Bethel, this cvenirg at 7co
o'clock.
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LACROSSE, Wis, Nov. l2. Maggie
Rocket, a domestic, aged Is, was shot and
instantly killed last evening by lawyer,
G. w. Barr, who mistook her for a bur.
glar.
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SpTAi4y LaWoueS3, Pains ana Stitches
Weak Back or Disease OF the spine will be i'm
mediHtely relieved on application of Hon
Plaster over tue affected part. It's penctra-
live power is wonderful. Warranted 10 b9 the
best made,
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The medicine We most Ike IS that which
does its work quick and woll. BUrdOck BLOOD
RiterS are tho quickest kind OF a cure iOI
dysPepsit and liver ana ki }ney affections
For sale by IL. Is. Cochran Uruggis l37 unC
1872 SUTth Queen street.
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EaIIau0IpTNIs.

SGs-,u0ns BY Associated "rasA
stocks steady.
Philadelphia 4 Erie X. .B,.,,.s.............. B, ~
LsoAuing hailroad .....s..,............,... llti
'Ftunsy! y!Vania tailrOah ah...sss............... b0@
Lebigh valley Railroad, o.,
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connected with the Telephone,

John = Giyler 81 Co., 10 East King
street, has heeu connected with the tole
phouo exchange
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John ReSh, of this city, showed yestcr
day that he was u good gUnpor. Hs wen
to York county aud succeeded In killing 80
rabbits and 10 birds.
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from IIonthn pnnr.

NJ, ii, DeVeTeauN, OF lCnia. Mich was q
sight to behold. lie says - had no action
OF the kidneys and suffered terribly. MY legs
were rs big as my body and my body Us big as
n barrel. Tle hest doctors gave me up FL
nally l tried Kidney-Wor In four or five
days change came, in eight or ten Days 1 was
on my feet, and now 1 am completely cured
1t was certainly Il miracle" All druggists
keep Kidney-wort. which is put up in liquid
ana dry form
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rev xors.
Quotatsous cy Asaociatcd Press.
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UompromIss submitted to the CroItsrn.

LONDON, Nov. IA compromise WILDE
submitted to the CrOfters of tho Isle of
Skye to day. II it is accepted the
whole difficulty will be settled.
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won with Trifiing LusS,

HONG KoNG, Nov. 12.-The French
casualties III the fight on the Tamsui road
last week were trifiing. The French have
captured the Chinese guuboat Feihoo.
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"KOUan Us pam" rLasrpK.

Porous and strengthening improved, the
best tor ue DacBUCh', pains III chest or side,
Eheumataln, Neuralgia. &c. Druggists OF
mail. 90
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Reigart's Old Brandy
H. IL. SLAYMAKER

Agent tor kEIGARr'S OLD WINE STORE.
Established IN lEsj.
Importer and Dealer In Old Brandy, sherry,
Superior Old Madeira, Imported IN ISIS ls21
and 1873, Ch1mpagnes of Every ETand, scosoE
Ale, Porter, Brown stout
No. 20 East King St., Lancaster
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Better rpan ao.srnment nonds As AN


Tho gIGutest blCssing That has been dis,
covered IN this generation. 4 sure cure tor
BOils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds. sore
and Hands, Pimplos and BlOtChes. Price SIC.
Sold by Druggists, Sold by II. B. Cochran
drugglst, l3I and L3l North Ougen street. %
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30 w ERS & HURST.
Or. r.nr,sr,n ,,nni ,,,,,sr..

frnzior's Root Bittcrs are not dram shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal in every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep the bowels ouen and regular,
cleanse the blood and system OF every impu.
rtty. sold by druggists, 81. Sold by IL. Is.
Cochran, druggist, l37 and l39 North Queen
street.
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United compenics OF New Jersey.
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