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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-18
Railroad Rumblings.

On Thursday last, the 10th inst, the thirty
day notice given by J. J. Hill to the Mil
waukee & st. Paul and Omaha roads, of his
intention to dispose of his stock in the St..
Paul & Duluth, expired. AS far as can be
learned 40 sale has us yet been made.
Milwaukee & st, Paul officials received
word from Chicago that W. G. Swan, late
superintendent of freight traffic of that
road, is in q very critical condition, anu Is
not expected to live more than few days
longer. =
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J. General News GOSSIP.

M. Waterman & Co., grain dealers of SaI
Francisco have failed. The failure is due
to the decline in charters and fall of prices
of wheat for England, An assignment was
made for the benefit of creditors. a
Warmaer is the assignee. The liabilities
are 81 OOO, 900, with 500, 900 available assets,
The principal creditors are the First Ma.
tional bank $34O, 600. against which they
$40 900; Nevada bank, 49, 00; Angls-Cal.
iiornia bank, Alfred Borel & Co., and Others
small amounts, mostly secured. h.
s. G. ODER, representing the Marquis dc
Mores, the Montana Dressed Meat company
and the Refrigerator company, is in Du.
luth, and has made arrangements for the
immediate erection of 8 dock and ware
house tor the shipment and storage Of meat
in transit east. He purchased dock from.
tage from the Western Land association fol-
driving of the piles and the lumber necessary
for construction. .ss.5 s..:.z i / 49,,
An unprecedented rise in the Elk river, a
tributary to the Kanawha, has caused loss
8, not less than 81 00, 900 in slaves, bark and
lumber. Among the losers are the Oxle
Staye company, thirteen valuable barges ot
slaves; the Boston Stave compony. $25, 900;
Smalley & Shrekeld, saw mill, SIC, 900. The
Kanawha is not yet broken nm 3@
The Sullivan combination had q large es-
cort from the depot up to the city in Butte,
Montane. The champion, accompanied by
his wife, rode In sleigh drawn BY, TOUR
white horses. A hand welcomed the pug
lists, and the streets were tkronged with
men and boys anxious to catch glimpse
OF the great knocker.out. *=s
u. Oliver Gibbs, Jr., secretary Of the Mime
sofa Horticultural society. will attend the
meeting Of the Mississippi Valley Horticul-
tural society, at Kansas City. the ed inst.
at which he will read paper On The Con.
ditions Of Profitable F1uit Culture il Min
nesota. I. *sss;s *3& vs.,
/ The stockhold ers Of the Montana Nation
! al bank at Helena, have elected the following
officers: President, G. sA. Broad water: vice
president, A. g. Clarke; cashier IT, Sharpe:
assistant cashier, 8. g. Atkins. Toe profits
OF the bank last year were $35, 081 s ssa.5
on the 2eth of December the wind blew
I at the rate of 132 miles an hour 81 the sum
NIT of Mount Washington. The coolest
day Id the month there Bas the 22d. whah
the Thermometer Nas 4I degrees below zero.
q. N. Leland, tie leading neschanto
Mssopotamia, /, has eloped WITH 81
Iunknoan woman, leaving HIS finally
Ind the Methodist church % mourn his
loss
The New . ork regents ofS the universify
ShaSerefmed % charter : United States col.
#lsge ofsurgesy and medicine L. New York
city.
. Senator DsHs thinks there isnot enough
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available land tor allotment Il ssyaalty "a
the Indians 9ss
Ohio hrs 4 800 insane people, $500 In
asylums and 900 ID country po0rhouses.
Mccoy finds difficulty ii recurring confr-
mati0n 70 the Aberdsen land ofice.
anthony Con,atook gets 800 verdict for
false imprisonment. y 81
The Criminal Record. s..
We. Finch postmaster at Ellandale, Oak,
was arrested By special inspector On the
charge Of embez cement. He waiYed exam
nation before the United States commits
sioner and gave bail IN 81 900. II is report
ed that he admitted the charge and that
q sensation ct the time OF his arrest, by Inn
ploring the Inspector on her kuees, not to
prefer charges against her husband. Il #s@
Amanda Hail Gan assumed nanae), sem
fenced to the workhouse il Dayton, Ohio,
last inonth, has been taken to her home by
Councilman Lincoln Of Pittsburg. She is
the daughter of gentleman who was gov.
ernOr Of Ohio, q member OF the U nited
States house Of representatives and senate,
and distinguished officer in the late var,
whose death was fastened by the way ward
course Of his daughter. Oae Of her sisters
is the wife OF Pittsburg millionaire.
Is At an inquest ON the body of Jacob Fl.
Rothchild who shot himself at his resi-
dence in Brooklyn on the 18th inst, a
brother of the deceased testified that Just
before the deed Jacob was very violent in
his actions, claiming to be a martyr and
calling hinsalf Christ. The jury's verdict
was suicide while temporarily insane. ~
Thomas Mast, the cartoonist, will insti
tute suit againt the Harpers. AS the case
now stands, Mr.. Mast is receiving $4,000 q
year from The Harpers, on condition that
he will draw cartoon for them every week,
and work for no other periodical. He holds
that the non. publication OF his ork is a
great injury to him.
Nathan Hills and wife and Lamar Rob
inson have been arrested at Big Rapids.
Mich, IN the act of making counterfeit sill
yer coin. All the tools dies, etc., were cap
ture1, with bogus dollars, Canadian q ua1.
tiers and new nickels:
In drunken carouse near Omaha Viii
liam SMELL killed soiled dove named Jes'
sic Wright.
Bismarck's son Herbert is transferred
from the London to the St. Petersburg en-
bassy.
Hiram CALDWELL was convicted OF murder
ing Edward Tampa at Red Wing.
J. M. Lee, a carpenter of Minneapolis, su
icided on the 18th.
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Monday, Jan MGa.y IL.


eENATE.-Ssaator Anthony was elected
president pro tenn, but declined whereupon
Senator e imunds was reelected and sworn
in. A bill was introduced repeating laws
granting pension to ex- soldiers without
proof Of loyalfy. -~...e.. .. 81. !
I The following nominations were sent to
the senate: Myrus H. McCord, Wisconsin,
register OF land Office Wausau, Wis.
Postmasters: Edward 8. ,Renne, Marsh
field, Wis; Robert H. Johnson, Wausau,
Wis; Henry 81. McGraw, Whitewater, Wis.
VIM. E. Delap, Boscobel, Wis; David E
WEIGH, Baraboo, Wis; Seth Smith, Man.
ming, Iowa; Elias Skinner, Manson, Iowa.
HoUsE.-Bills were introduced regulating
transportation by railroads and preventing
discrimination; recognizing infantry regi-
ments; establishing department of com.
merce; for p per cent. forty year bonds; put.
ting sugar, molasses, wood pulp, lualbe1
and salt on the tree list; aboiishing the
postage ON newspapers; repeating
the civil service act; for bridges across the
Missouri at On.aha and the Mississippi a,
St. Paul; against importation O, foreign
labor; to retire trade dollars; improving the
lower Mississippi and providing Tor the re-
demption OF national bank circulation.
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The trade depression exists not only
throughout this country, but to great
er or less extent throughout the COM
ymercial world. Where ever the travel
er goes,to Europe, Mexico, South Amer
lea, the East or the Isles of the sea, he
hears Me same melancholy burden"
to the gong of trade; and everywhere
the same reasons are put forward of
oyer-preduction and over-competition.
Too many people wish to live by their
brains, and too few are willing to accept
the obscurity and drudgery of manual
labor; this is certainly one Of the chief
reasons for the evils complained of.
The post obvious means of relief is to
encourage agriculture by wise land laws
the proper regulation of the carrying
trade, and the application of SCIENCE to
tighten and make interesting the farm.
er's life.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-18

the prescription Of corn plaster Tor case
Of consnmpti hut pointed out that the
supreme court has laid down the doctrine
that people cannot shelter themselves from
the consequences Of crime BY pleading the re1
qni rements Of religion. The rsmainder 81
alne new THles were adopted.
Conf rsnations: 81 No s5s $
Oonsnls- Frank H. Mason, Marseilles;
Robert ], a Stephens, Palermo; George Git.
ford. Bssle;; Bolivar J, Pridger,. Pisaras
Negras. Sz5. st IS 81.
Samuel w. Ferguson, of Aississippi,a
member of the Mississippi river commits
sion, vice james B. Eads, resigned,
Registers Of Land Offices Nathaniel
Clark, Reed City, Mich; William "a.
Brown, Larned. Kan; HarwelI r. Myton,
Garden City, Kan; Alonzo H.. Patcher,
Oberlin, KIN. z;S5.s !: Is In =@.s 5.s,
Andrew J.. Harrington, receiver OF public
moneys, Garden City, Kan.
IA Adjourned till Monday. s|.
HoUsE.-Not il. session. sa$ 5...s
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Ths&rSddy, January 10.

sENArE.-Bills were introduced for the es.
ablishment of United State postal tele-
graph company; prohibiting the mailing OF
newspapers containing lottery advertise
ments to equalizs soldiers bounties; for the
construction of the Hennepin canal. Core
,pondence was laid before the senate show.
ing bad state Of affairs in the Y. Ito wstone.
park.s The resolution requesting the secre-
lasy of the interior to suspend the issue OF
land patents or certificates to the New Or
leans Pac'ti, Railroad company until con.
gress investigates was adopted. The ne "
rules were debated, and the clause in rule rs
providing tor q committee On internal i'm.
proyements was stricken out.
Van Wyck of Nebraska called up his reso-
luton to direct the secretary Of the interior
to abstain from issuing certificates or patents
to the New Orleans e. Pacific Railway CON-
pany.c Mr.. 1ngalls OF Kansas Thought it
would be better to request" the action than
TO direct" it. This brought out Van Wyck
ia bis strongest STYLE He declared that the
supreme court OF the United States had dis.
overed that only the constitution and the
desire of land grant railroad was the in
evitable and irresistible law of the country.
He proposed to questio the right of the
roads to supreme authority. :*~.# at
j. HousE.-A joint resolution was introduced
Tor the In mediate appropriation OF $40, 600
for the improvement of the Mississippi
river. Adjourned I'll, the 14sh.: -
Et5.s I, s;sfs Friday, Jdfs,tary11 H.
/ / j SENATE, - - NJ. Van Wyck, from the com
smittee on improvement Of the Mississippi
river, Submitted 8 Joint resolution appro-
pfiating 81, 600 600, to continue the mprove-
mems begun by the Mississippi river inn
.provament ommissjon. After debate it was
ainanded to give it In the form of bill,
which passed. 81 5s 3S. :=4.: s
Bills were introduced for postal savings
banks and q medical university at Washing
ton under the auspices of the government
Senator Cnltom. of illinois, made his
maiden speech, speaking Id support sOf his
bill TeorgsHi1inR the 1eeislatiye power OF
Usah. HeNigorously assa1led ~ ormopisna
II Mi. Cullom argued that while the ed 1.
mnnds commission bill had done some
good, It WAS entirely inadequnte, and q
mora radical policy IS needsd Il the evil .is
III be eradicat ted. If the u 7rznon question
ism soon. settled. he predicted thst WAY y
W0rid result. ssszs So
senatoI Brown, on III other hand, OPP
posed G. measures md declared that So
and all eut sgislatipn OF .ongress regard.
ing Utal{ dairs waB uncon9ti tusional. Con-
grsss md sno right 10 destroy territorial gov
;ernkn4nf and ID concede the power would
lbe ~ " exce edirRI1 dangerous precedent,
The OhriSfian church. he claimed, WIS the
true nn4f1 iums to deal with the: Mormon
question. JIG the mil lioLs sent every year
Tor the colvsrsio poly gamists In isr Of
India and l3hina were piled to8 ltah, the
result wonld 81 NON sbe apparent.
30 Senator Carl sNd closed the Discussion Ter
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The Casualties OF the Week.

The Casualties OF the Week.
The Columbus (Ga.,) Female college was
burned. The fire original ed from defect
i've flue. All the inmates were aroused in
time to escape. The building cost $25. 900;
insured for $50 00O.. The furniture was in
sured for 5000. The entire loss is esti'
mated at 100000.
At st. Paul, on the 18th, the fur and
hide establishment of Matheny, Hoyne &
Co., WAS completely Quilted by fire. Total
loss 10000; insurance SEQ, 1000.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-18

The late cold snap is everywhere
called unprecedented, but il is not.
People are apt to forget and probably
it Is just as well to forget unpleasant ex-
neriences 81 4sS sz JAZZ Il ssz.Ss %
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-18

at San Francisco in suit known as
the great debris case of farmer versus
miner, Judge Sawyer, of the United
States circuit court. has rendered de-
cision granting the perpetual injunction
against hydraulic mining. The defend
ants we're permitted to apply to have
The injunction dissolved or modified.
The case involved the agricultural pros
perity of the entire Sacram ento valley
and this is the most important decision
ever rendered on the Pacific coast.
Farmers are holding joyou demonstra'
tons in different partsof the state.
Here is case where. high court rem
dered decision in favor of the farmers
as against capital and it is not a matter
of wonder that, joyous demonstrations
are held in different parts of the state.
But the case goes to the supreme court
where the farmers may not fare SO well.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-18

Five thousand persons are said tto have
died from fever il Sonora and sinaloa
81 eW Mexico
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-18

An Eastern family has eaten 66577 pies
this year This ma kas the south and
west look pretty small. 49,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-18

Capt. Rs,bert Wade, graduate Of West
Point. died "a hscago, on the 9Th inaf., 81
Br:ght's nissase. 6
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-18

John McC ough has 81. 900 ii gov
eminent bonds. sz
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-20

NKAY,s sPEOIElU mEDiOlHE--THE
(J Great English Remedy. An uniailing
cure for Impotency, and ali Diseases that fol.
low Loss of Memory, Universal Lassitude,
Pain in the Back, Dimness OF Vision. Prema-
ture Old Age, and many other diseases that
lead to Insanity or Consumption aud Pre-
mature Grave, Full particulars In our pam
Dhlet winch we desire 10 send free by mail to
every one. The specific Medicine Is sold by
all druggists at o. per package, or six pack
ages Tor s5 or iii be sent free my mail on the
receipt OF the money, by addressing the agent.
ii. Is. COCHRAN, Druggist,
Hoe 1877 and l39 North Queen street, Lancas-
I'm account OF counterfeits. we have adopted
the Yellow Wrapper the only genuine.
THE GRAY MkDIt1hE CO.,
buffalo. Y.
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Aanraster .1ntelItgenrcr.
MONDAY EVENING. DOT. 40. 1854.
IN nUrOR OF wORmLEY.
= Ynmous Colsrsd aoselkespsR who Ui
In nossOn On SATURDAY.

4 Yaussss Colsrsd aoseIRespsR who Died
IN nossOn On SATURDAY.
All Tho hotels in Washington are dis
playing flags at half mast in honor OF
oolored man, James Wormley, proprietor
Of Wormley's hotel, who died Saturday
IN Boston at tho age of 65. Mr.. Worm.
Icy was one of the richest, most cnterpris,.
ine. intelligent and respectable colored
men In the District. His parents were
free negroes who came to Washington
from Virginia early in the century, and
here James was born. His father kept
livery stable, and the lad began his career
on the box. He then catered for the club
now known a. the Metropolitan club, and
subsequently ran boarding house. which
grew % large that in 1871 it blossomed out
e . hotel.
Wormley's hotel, on the corner of Fiji.
teenth and II streets, has for many years
been regarded as the finest in the city. 1t
has been patronized by the Russian, Aus
trian, Turkish, English, Mexican, ChiliaD,
Spanish and Japanese Legations, and by
very many distinguished Americans
Charles Summer took great interest
in the enterprise. and in graft
tude for this assistance Wormley had 9
fino oil portrait of Sumner painted and
hung in his chief parlor. In this room the
remains Of the late proprietor are to lie II
state on their arrival tomorrow. Gen
HANCOCK, Roscoe Conklin, August Bel
mont and hundreds of other prominent
persons always stop at Wormley's when in
Washington.
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Chronic Costiveness Cured oy Brandreth'i
Pills.
BULLY BuHNo MILLS, Arizona Ter

Jan. "a, 1888.
For the last two years 1 have been greatly
troubled with costiveness, often ten or twelve
days elapsing without any movement OF my
bowels. Ihave tried many remedies. but none
with success until 1 used your VEGETABLE
PrLLs-taking three pills and increasing one
each night until took nine, then decreasing
one each night. Since then my bowels have
continued regular each day, and my head.
ache, sour stomach, and general lassitude
have left me, and 1 tsel like another man
which is entirely owing to your pills-and
would not be without them in this new conn-
try. A. NJ. HEATH,
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A Fatal Crash on the Philadelphia Il Res
ing road at Exeter.


In crash on tho Philadelphia s. Read.
ing railroad, Saturday afternoon, at Exeter
station, below Reading, William w.
Kelcbner, q veteran railroader and super
intendent Of the company's signal tower,
was instantly killed, an engine wrecked
and q passenger car smashed. An empty
engine was sent down the road following
Q passenger train, and Mr.. Kelchner was
on the engine. The train stopped at
Exeter and the engine crashed into the
passenger car. Kelchner jumped for his
life, but was hurled against the car and
his head crushed. He died instantly.
The passengers were considerably
shaken up and a few were bruised. Mr..
Kelchner's bf y was taken to Reading.
He was in the service of the company for a
long period. He was about 55 years o'd.
The engineer either ran too close to the
train ahead and was careless, or the cir
brake did not work.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-20
An End to Bone scrspinx.

Edward shepherd, OF Harrisburg, Ills, says
"Aaying received so much benefit from Flee
trfc Bitters, 1 feel 1t my duty to let suffering
humanity know 1t. Have had a running sore
on my leg tor eight years; my doctors told
me would have TO have the bone scraped or
leg amputated. l used, instead, three bottles
OF Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen "A
Arnica salve, and my leg is now sound and
we'll" Electric Bitters are sold st fifty cents
bottle, and Bueklen's Arnica Salve at 25 cts.
per box by II. Is. Cochran, druggist, No. lS7
(5)
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why De Oowucnst 2

True, you are in miserable condition-you
are weak. palid, and nervous. You cannot
yet why lose hearth Get at the druggists i
bottle Of BHrdock Blood Biners. They will
restore you 70 health and peace OF mind. For
sale by Ii. ID. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l3g
North Queen street.
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DO You Believe 1t.

That in this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Sour and distressed stomach, Liver Com.
plant, Constipation, when for 75c. we will sell
them Shilohs yitalizer, guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by Il. B. Cochran, dr1ggist, Nos.
81 and lS9 ECrth Queen street. fsb7-eod2
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fsrs. LRngtry.

And other famous women have won q reputa-
tiOn tor facial beauty. fne complexion
makes one handsome, even though the face is
not OF perfect mould. Burdock Blood Btaers
acts directly upon the circulation, and so give
the skin clearness and smoothness other.
wise unattainable. For sale by Ii. b. Cochran,
druggtst, l37 and l39 North Queen street,
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A1keep This I'm Mind. In the Diamond
dyes, and they give faster and more brilliant
colors. l0c. at all druggists. Wells, Richard.
son Il Co., Burlington, Vt Sample Card, 81
colors, and book OF directions for &c. stamp.
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vALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.

NOTE-Tbose desiring n fine Sleigh this
winter at a reasonable price, Will be benefited
by calling and examining our STOCK in season.
as-A large stock secondhand Work Tor
sale. Repairing promptly attended TO.
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EDUCATIONAL,

HAvEkF0RD ooLLEGE, Pa, o MILES
~ from fhiiadelphia, on the Pa. Il. r..
ahoAAs CHAsk, LII. d.. Pres't under care of
coclety OF Friends; Classical and scientific
courses. Application for admission NAV now
s, Ps maze vs sSr catalogue address PRoy ISAAC
"a s29.6lMWF
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THE
LARGE BASEMENT

LrxECUTOR's SALE or vALuABI.k n
Il City Property.-0n THU URSDAY EVEN-
ING, OCTOBER 2S, 1854, will be sold at pub
lie sale, at the Lancaster County House, In the
City of ancaster, by the undersigned eNecu.
tor OF the will OF Lewis Sprecher, late OF the
City of Lancaster. deceased, the following
valuable real estate. viz The hotel property
known "a THE PARK HOUSE, situate on the
New Holland Pike. 9Th Ward, in the City OF
Lancaster, Pa. having PAS feet front on the
New Holland Pike and extending in depth on
the west side S6 feet, and on the east side lao
feet, on which is erected a TWO-STORN
BRICK AND DsTONEHOTEL,a an Out Kitchen,
Stable, Hog Pen, and other necessary out
buildings
This property adJoins lands of Amanda
sheaffer on tho west and south, estate OF
Michael Malone on the east, and the New Hol-
land pike on the north, and being opposite
McGrann's Park, ard the City street Cars
passing the door, make It a very desirable
Hotel stand. There Is also a variety OF fruit
on the premises, such as pears, peaches,
grapes, etc.
Any person wishing to view the premises
can do so by calling on c. 8. Hunckberger,
residing thereon, or the undersigned.
Sale to commence at 1850 O'Clock. In the
evening. when attendance viii be given and
terms made known by
SAMUEL SPRFCHER. Executor,
$50 New Holland Pike.
Ii. +. Rows, Auctioneer. oS,ll,l5,ls, s0d2s
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READINa . COLUMBIA s. H.

IEOln FhiIhdtIpIlA, TOtIbViIIo, NAltIHYIust Nb
leutown and ECw York, via Bound HcGC2
BDutes
At Columbia With trains TO and irou Isc.
Hanover, Gettysburg, Frederick aud Buh
more.
At Marietta junction with trains TO and
from Chickies,
SUNDAY.
Leave-cuarryville 7:U0 u. M; Lancaster
King Street, h.tJ u. m.
Arrivo--keading, 1000 u. M, 7;l0 II. N.
Leave-Reading, 500 u. m, fO0 y. IN.
Arrive-iancaster, King street, 1000 IL. M,
A. M. WILSON. suyL.
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FULL LINE OF PIPES AT PaIUES
"A that defy competition at
HAkTMAH'SiYELLO FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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rRAVEIxR's 0UIDE.

4 ANUAsTEK AND mILLERsvlLLE IL K
Il Cara run IA follows
Leave Lancaster (P. X. pepot), nt Z, an.
1890 q. m, and 2, 4, Q and $50 y. m, except on
saturday, when the last car leaves nj 0:80p. m,
Leave hiflefsville dover end), nj \, \. ANA
10 Q. m, auu l, 8, and n. IN.
Cars run daily on above time except on
sunday.
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FOR SALE.

Il Residence and Hou 40 adj dining. are offer
ed at private sale. Persons desirous of view.
JOHN s. ROHRER,
Or BAUSMAN a BURNS,
seplht' Real Estate Agents.