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The Modern Clothing House

is ACME HALL, 209 w. Baltimore Street
Baltimore. They show Children's Suits
from s.. 30 up To the most elaborate make
Mems froM $40 to $50, and Overcoats in
profuson and at all prices. If you want
style, quality and low prices, you cannot
90 astray at this house.
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ORDER NTSI.

MARTIN o. BENJAMIN VS.. JOHN II. JACK
SON, et al.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, No. 1859
Equity.
ORDERED. this list day of December,
" 1851 that the sale made and reported by Rob
ert c. rhackery trustee. appointed by the decree
IN the above entitled cause be ratified and confirm
ed, unless cause to the contrary thereof he shown
on or before the eth day of February. next: pro-
vded copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Cecil county. Nd once
"A week for one month before the Ith day OF Jan
uary, next. The report states the amount Of
sale to be 1925 %.
JAMES A. DAVIS,
True Copy: Clerk.
Dec elm Test-JAs. A. DAVIS. Clerk.
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Methodist Iiymnals, with and without
notes, and i'll all styles and bindings, can
be seeu at linrhlitft'S.
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Its raining today, and we have umbrella
gum overshoss and gossamers.

We have neglected to say anything about
womens and misses. We have them-a
good many of them, too many, and most
assuredly we didn't buy them to keep.
REESE.
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a full line of Photograph Albums and
Scrap Albums at Hnchliffe's.
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We will open for Christmas a right fair
line of leather goods-Sils aud linen hand
kerchiets. Neckwear goods and hoods.
REESE.
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Baltimore Markets,

Corrected Weekly by ". II. Michael C .Son
Grain and Produce Commission Mer-
chants, 81 McElderry's Wharf,
rTI,,npr No,
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Full line staple aud fancy groceries for
holiday trade, choice goods low prices.
Z = DRIcE
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Plated tableware that we know to be good.
REESE
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Decorated ware in great variety, you can
get something pretty for Christmas.
REESE.
i. Il. Drew offers you apples, oranges,
lemons, nuts, prunes, mincemeat, apple
butter, canned goods and buckwheat flour.
Rs.isins, currents, citron and pure spices.
REESE.
Packed butter at 20 cts Is. Il. DREW.
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The Wing !

FOREST FORGE AND FArM - q lf-i,a.ce 5aurual
published at Albany. N. /. All spurJ>ul"u nm.
interest in reading Forest. Forge ami Farm. @ .-
cause it presents each month Il large amount If
choice Ii itter. cOmprsin" bright ana viyHriuU-
hunting Sketches, besides many Suappy ar.i"'r
of int rest TO the dcvotec % the shot gun ip riU
Farmer read Forest. Forge and Farm W..
pleasure and profit because il has >troH-' af..i
spicy Agricultural Department. edited by . tho
oughly practical agricUl,aIi$t.
Mechanics of every department OF iuG9Sll .,'t.
in each issue of Forest. Forge and Farm l'l.-
fund OF valuable information and suggestion uu
tGics iii which they are specially interested.
It's general literary and miscellaneous feature.
and handsome photography combine iu make
Forest, Forge and Farm Il desirable visitor e.
every American home.
We will furnish The WING together win To-.
EST, Force AND FARM TO new subscribers t- F"
dollars tT2) per year. il they pay ten eel;s H..
postage.
To any OF our delinquent subscribers wha S.
pay up their arrears and one YEAR -ui-crtf .i.HH
in advance, and ten cents Tor postage. W. sta
present Forest, Forge and Farm ior orc years.
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LOG L NEWS.

From this TIVE CECIL WHIG 'riU be
serued to acsr Z subscribers IN Port Deposit
by ROBERT STFBBINs. Robert is "a
industrious cd eatGrP7isiag bog, and rW
merit the 60 ill Of his customers By has
prompt serr md ojligjag disposition.
PatroRize i,..
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W. j. JONES.
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ylEETE.5EEtX.
Wanted 10 Purchase.

\ .naU TOWN LOT ou respectable. street in
i-,NIrH. Address. y. v.
Nov -2--T Care Of Wu:G OFFICE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-07-10

Bilious SYMPTOMS invariably arise
from indigestion. such as fnrrcd
y ,ngue, vomiting Of bile. giddinoss,
: ick headache, irrcgular bowels.
The liver sccrc,cs the bile and acts
like filter or sieve, to cleanse i'm.
puri,ies Of the blood. by irregular
ny 10 Ia action or suspensions Of ito
functions. the bile Is liable TO over
flow into the blood. causing iaun-
dice. sallow complexion. yellow
eyes, bilious diarrhma, languid,
weary feeling and many other dis.
tressing symptoms. Biliousness
may be properly termed an affection
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cured by the grand regulator Of the
liver and hillary organs, BuRDOCK
BLOOD BITTERS. Act upon the
stomach, bowels and liver, making
healthy bile and pure blood. and
opens the culyerts and sideways
for the outlet Of disease, Sold ev-
crywherc and guaranteed to cure.
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Letter irsm Master Mscbasie-
n,srsn hscH.slrns ssp srrrnssrxsprsE's ur.
~. i0srsA frtssg Ii ors u The l.. y
Lesna.. Mos. Mach ~ 4tsi
Ty narsd ksaaely. Loadcaa. n. ~
IlssH tls Ahsak "a D. dae ~ ,on That
sbauia MAZE the following sssitnAspt. ADO 40
~ voluntarily aud viinnrv. On Tie va dAy OF
Jrns. lsrl, wa satsn With chat sAs called par
si,sls ~ the boxsiss The stomach ard ninsr
osssns seemed TO sympstlize siih q and 70
have sost al poser Of sesion. Fer lnng VINE
~ life vss dsspssred VI. but ~ length fcros
sfed 50 far - 70 be able 10 ride out ~ the td-
sice Of my phy sicisn ! visited Poland Springs
~, heplng 10 he benefited from The vsteis
pu, thay did ms DO good Neither we're he beet
phrs,e4ans a iDwsli and Hos,on. vhnn ! con.
suited, sLse 10 snssd NE more tkaD transient 70.
hsf / esised 10 stssss ID aud my case appear.
~ sluost hopeless. In The Fall hiend advised
me- 10 - KRNkDy's TAy0aifE REMEDY, and
slthough orppo,ed W patent medicines. made
she trial. r make ions sisry sbori FAvuA.
lite EENEDy. ~ my opinion. sasei my life.
consider Ii the bHst pre- pArstiop ~ tbs sofld Tor
stomach difficulties, ~ veli ~ OF the LAYER and
Other fgans am glad 10 cay II 10 IN general
use amolg lLe railroad men IN this vlcSiiy.
~ Yunu. asc., A. J. OXFORD.
Mr. Giffsra 10 the Meter Mechanic Of the
Lowell diylslon OF the Boston Il Lowell Railroad
and HE iiiness and recovery arc known 70 msny
uhe can testify 10 the facts 10 his letter.
Use This medicine for all Diseases OF the blood
Kiiiusys. Liver, stomach, Bowels. and sbin. II
rasy save ynu o. yours ifom pain and death,
Address. ~ desired, Or DAVID Keanedy, Ron
dou,. n. u. 7is
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TOR SALE "A nice Grade ilolstein Bull, four
Il yeare old. Will be told At a RESPONSIBLE
price inquiieA = n,,.u,,
Factory Point, W.. April ID, 1884 Il
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ZEPHYR.

ZEPHYR.
PEDIGREE:
Zephyr Was Erred BY Enchanter. the sirs OF
Valiant, record 2:i9. Encn anttr sired BY Admin.
listrstos, . black stallion. 10 ~ hands high
weight 1850 pounds. record 2:29 IL, by Rysdyks
Hsmbletonisn. the sire Of 50 In the $50 list,
Let Dam BY MAxBRNo cHrEr, I'd DAM ny ARABIAN
TAnrAR. 3D. Dam ny uuscc MESSENGER.
Administrator 10 the sire OF Memento, 2:5G 81
~ . yeariing and 2;30 ~ two year old Catch.
ny, record $50 A. four year old, public iiial
last fall three times 2:is; Executor. 2.26; ADM.
ration, trial 2:26 Ia; Miss Mabel, winner OF Lex.
ington stake for two-y ear.olds Daisy Miller that
was cold when three years old for go 600; Saul,
trial 2;10, and many others,
1he.Dam Of Zephyr was Topsy, sired by Ken.
tucky Chief, second dam was = Messenger mare.
Zephyr was bred In sprlngboro. Pa; stands
lb.3. weighs 1850, beautiful brown. email star In
the face, fine style and finish, rpendid name
aud TAIL very muscular, fine yet strong bone,
with elastic action, long stride and great prom
Use OF speed and OF perfect disposition. Combln-
trotting families, HAMBLEroNIAN MAnBRISo,
ANERIcASkTAR. BAsHAwtho subscriber feels var.
rantt in saying that this 10 the finest bred horse
ever offered - the breeders Of southern Yer
mont.
TERMS.
To insure ti5. All mares disposed OF before
the time OF foaling will be considered With foal
All bills due March LIST, 1885. The horse will DO
t my stable through tho season.
Sc. THAYER. Proprietor.
Factory Point, Vermont.
May IA h, 1884. 62Sm
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BArTESKLL.
PEDIGREE.

TAs hish bred younr sssiiies yin msAs ths
sssssa II 1884 Il tss ssAbss cftAs ssbscsshss q
Fsetosy Point vsrmonl
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sss ttss your COWS have pure xss<r.
10 this dry Ssssos they sss prone 70 dyink
from stAgsass pools.
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cAPlLL.ARIS.

l doD't know how you hit upon il. Mn. MANS.
FirLD, but you have accomplished something
that has never been done before. that u. 10 gel
up an article that will cure all SCALP DIS
EASES. DANDHUFP AND FALLING or THE
HAIR. am glad 70 give you . testimonial ~
CAPlLLARIS 10 public benefit. y, c. NEAL,
N. D.. Deering Hospital. Ne.
See 90 similar TssttmoniaIs ON Ca rds and
Circulars.
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TkB hlfi bred yorEE etaEos WI make u Z
s<sssn II IAss a TIE stAhis ~ be sebscsskss a
Fsetnry roant vsrmonL
PEDIGREE
Ball~Akni ~ss sarsd hy n,seksteps. he w Eys.
ayks HsmhlstoaiAn. be bv AbdaliAh, he BY
Msmbvfrc. he " inpossed Messenger. Hls dAn
sss " Hsnry Clay, grey mare ID hanas high.
vsirhias iisp pounds, and ceald ruii A. sspress
wagon IN \ minates,
bstienkia 10 sevtn years ed, i6t hsnds high,
Weighs iigp po1nds. color kanslsons dsppls
grey Nth black puipts, ADD very elegant Ne 10
VI ~ sxcesdinEiy kind and gentle dssrcsitea,
and pe~sess ali the qualities nencsassv foe he
road o. tart, hsslna great strength and endur-
Apce. and, thoneh never professionally trained,
has shovn . msie in 2se and psomises 70 BE- very
fast Mis- eolts sbov high breeding and naturai
tscttne action, are large, u aas9 eelos aad
graceful carriage and Though young sbow prom
Ice Of great speed. The extremely Low scfms
place the services of tAls valuable yoang stoch
horse within The roach 81 all
TERMss
go 70 insurs foai, payable on or bsfors The isl
u March, 1855, OF tiA cash 81 time Of service fos
the season. An accidents aud injarles At risk Of
owner.
. Da, Z. 9, cLExoNs. Proprietor.
rsofory Paint. Vermont.
Nay 18Th, 1884. s1sm
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Marriage gtslls,

tuesday evening Mr. B. J. KGess was
married 10 Miss Kate Kempter. The cere-
inouy took place 10 st. Josepb's church at
$50, and it was performed by Rev. Father
Grotemeycr. The bridesir aids were
Misses Niliie Diehl, OF thia city, and
Mamie HartbIecht, a cousin Of the groom,
OF WashiuRtou, ID. g. Edward J. Kress
and j. J. BuehlGr, Of this CITY, wero the
groomsmen. The newly welded couple
held . reception at the residence of the
groom's parents, 453 West King street,
alter tho ceremony, which the relatives
and friends attended aud partook of an
elegant supper. The party broke up at o
reasonable hour with the best Of wishes
fer tho bride and groom.
TEe maui - berg wedding 1t Eeadi2g
1ueiday afternoon, in Trinity Lutheran
church, Reading, DIR. w. T. Muhlenberg,
Was married to Miss Augusta Muhlen
bsTg- The ceremony was performed by
Dr. +. a Muh'onberg, Of tEe University
OF Peupsylgania, assisted by Rev. DR.. Fry.
The bridesmai, were Miss Blanche Stew
sus, of PGiocetou Miss Miilis Bohannon,
Of Philadelphia Miss Carrie Tiliinghast,
Of Albany, and niasssK Kate Muhlenberg.
The church was Gaiiy decorated and the
music superb. An elegant reception fol
lowed ~ the residence Of tho brides
parcuts. Guasts were present from Ian
caster, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Viii.
piug,oc and other points. The bride wore
white bIGcaded satin and the bridesmaids
white silks, with short white veiis, and
carried baskets of flowers. Those pI esent
from this city wefs-tho Misses Mullen.
berg, daus hters of the late Henry Z.
MuhleuberE, and Dr.. John X. Mel sersmitb
aud daughter.
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that tho dates on tho bills presented by
Justice Frank and Constable Struck. for
costs in these 81 oases do not correspond
with the dates on the commitments filed
at the Office OF the county prison.
Alderman Forduey testified that Justice
Frank admitted at the hearing Of this case
before him that ho had Rivon parties
whisky aud tobacco at hs oflloe.
Clerk of Quarter Sessions Eaby testified
that Struck WIS tho elected constable OF
the Third ward and he had issued n COM
mission To him in 1888
County solicitor testified that the bills Of
Frank aud Struck for December 1883 were
presented TO him and no declined to
approve them. The bill Of Franks woro
shown witness aud no admitted that the
several items charged woro in accordance
with the fee bin governing Lancaster
county.
On uial when court adjourned.
CURRENT business
The court granted charter TO tho
Bishop Seybert memorial church, of the
Evangelical association Of North America,
at Mannheim.
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, GOT. 40, iss4
A SACRED PROFESSION
DRAGGED INTO sEpuBI,oas mUo
ministers OF Various Denominations 0atner
La New YORK to EuloGfso Blaine ana
Assaii Cleveland.

ministers OF Various Denominations 9ainer
La New York to EuioGigo blaine ana
Assal Cleveland.
New YORK, Oct. 29.-This morning the
gentlemen's parlor of the Fifth Avenue
hotel was filed with clergymen of various
denominations gathered to pay their re.
spects to Blaine. Rev. DR.. King, OF the
Eighteenth Street Methodist church,
called the assemblage to order. Rev. DR.
Burchard. of Murray Hill Presbyterian
church, was chosen chairman, and Rev.
DIR. Macarthur secretary. Rev. DR.. King
presented resolutions, condemning Cleve-
land and applauding Blaine and the Re.
publican party.
The ministers then went down stairs to
the corridor. Shortly afterwards Blaine
descended the stairway leaning on the arm
of Rev. DIR. King, whilo Levi p. Morton,
Walker Blaine, Mrs. Blaine and her
daughter were on the landing above.
Blaine paused on the fourth or fifth stair,
when he was addressed by DR.. Burchard.
The address expressed confidence In Blaine
and pledged him the support of the min
listers assembled.
RUM, RoMANIsM AND REBELLION.
DR.. Burohard concluded 6" We don't
propose to identity ourselves with the
party whose anteoedents have been "Rum,
Romanism and Rebellion" We are 10y al
to our flag. We are loyal to you."
Blaine then spoke of the influence of
the church and reviewed the history and
works Of the Republican party from
which he said it could never be
separated. The tariff. he said, has
now come TO the fore front as an issue, and
there is still another issue. No nation can
grow as powerful 90 the United States
without continually enlsrgiug its relations
with other nations,
THE agents OF tho associated press
baye furnished most bitter Republican
campaign document to its subscribers to
day. Its fouleet feature, DR.. Burchard's
remark concerning "Rum, Romanism and
Rebellion" we reprint to show how far the
desperate Republican party 10 willing to &c
in dragging sacred profession into the
mud for it's own purposes. EDS. 1NTELLI
oENCER
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TIip ytPUsLsvANs
t'sd weather stops Their Paraor - Thtii
Campaign Spsahtfs stiit at work.

rad weather stops Their Parsnr - Their
Campaign Spsahtrs stiii at work.
Yesterday, after consultation between
Lev Hartman, Capt. Edgerly, Sheriff
yuus" JOEpsou, "Butch" Miller. and
come other prominent politicians In front
OF Hortman's cigar store, 1t was decided to
postpone the parade until next Friday
evening, on account of the threatening
appearance OF the weather. AS soon
as the announcement was made IL
spsead around the town aud the
beautiful writer Of the Neto Era
got his work ia on tho bulletin board.
Word was sent to all clubs within reach by
telegraph that they should not come. Tho
nsws did not travel as inst ia the country
as In town, however, aud by nightfall
quite number Of country states
men were In town. Some carried
torchgs aud others wero logged cut in
bright rcd shirts which, with their deco
rahcu@, looked ike maps. They wandered
HrouEd toWa CursinC Capt Edgerly FOR
s1me hours, and then returned home with
threats that they would not again be
fooled ia town. Tho Rcamstown band
Uas tue Culy musiGal Organization which
was fooled, aud they soon returned to
theiC homes. Extensive preparations will
ha made 10 make the parade success on
4lNAJ w blt}st lhN 10 Will bbt W uS largo
as is would hsve been .ast nirbt.
STILL CAyoRTING AROUND
The Republican Speakers coutinue to
harass tho citizens Of this county. The
newspapels last ovauIt crEtaincd an
aCoCGuL 81 Ru enthusiastic meeting at
Kirk wood" =" Thara those In attendance
HrIo furnished with sand ndwiches aud coffee.
Tie pres,dea. Of the mn9ting was James
EDlliUs, who occupies the chair
at every Republican meeting held
IN the lower end. The speakers
~eJr Mr Collins and ". r. Boyer. esq
Il was big enough JOB to listen to the
last named gentleman. EuS If they remained
To hear Collins the attraction Inust have
been stronger than sandwiches aud
coffee AS the campaign progresses new
orators are gradually being developed. AL
ShCnk In heavily biIl5t Just now. but little
has been heard of his speeches. This
evening lie and Ray Brown will talk st
FicTa and Mai. ReiuOehl will tell some
oG his very "iuDEy" stories, Among the
list Of new speakers in Ira Kline, esq, .
young law Utudant. His name does not
appear on the bills, but he 10 ready and
willing substitute for those who "havo to
b. In court," aud is snii 20 be making n
nit. He has ste.cotyped speech
which ie gets of everywhere, aud
" commences llkO IuIB - NOW LILO HT6Su
serpent coils Itself around the feet OF the
Goddess cf Liberty" After that the audi
cree Is prepared toI anything. Mr. Kline
il the frat orator who has seen tho SER
pcEt this year, as far az can bs learned.
. bus most Of the others have been speaking
around country hotels, where tho serpent
Is most likely TO be seen, for years
Commodore John A. Hestand Ia billed
IS ous of the speakers at the Lititz meet
ing on Saturday, aud thousands should be
drawn bY the IGCro announcement of the
new ccoETcssmaa's appearance on the
IGstIum
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PHILADsIrHiA, October 2e.-vIour dull Ans,
Meak superlne State at g oo0a o0s
a3 % winter clesif, IS 1904 % do sfr~isr +.
stra,gs, = ssgs 81 ,n Sinn eItra. oleer. q % 70;
y. s..snsn,, ~ e zoos cot Wis consin ciea, "a ID
g. ~; straishts, a 5ofe5; winter patents ~ 90
IL Iys y hour sPr,ng ~ "a dS; sSs,s = gscs s7k
Whekf firm bnt quiet Nh a ~ .s.e -.
RED, s29s2xc; No DO, 7Gc (, No. Pa d, psc.
No. Delaware do, s71fc. $3.50
Corn firm steamer, old. bsatsc; new. an
$50 saii yellow. 5s06os, do mixed. tsfitx,c,
Oats market frm with fair demand
no. ! white, 3sc No. do. $50 No. 5 do.
'sS Sye ssieSts@ s,esy as so@sis ss,c No mixed c
Seeds Cloverseed quiet at 7<0sko, Timothv
quiet at Vi 4S0l 30 tIaxseed firm 1T 81 "a
winter Bran steady At s1t 750l5.
Pr0vfsions-.Qufetd demand and st ,ady India
Mess Beet, sls b001, City DO. sis B6Gil o.;
Ness Fork. e,71ls Beef Hams, tai022,
Bacon, llA0l2c; Smoked shoulders, 7k0- 0-9<c ;
nokleo saai 40 ao iSsa,sn iG s%cked Hams. BfofSc;
butcher. "a prime steam y 50. 'n0' loose
:, Butter nrm good demand for high grades I;
Creamsry extras, 3lGl3act Western 40,
DO, 22123c; y. q. q N. Y. extras CSC, W0st.
s%I,,s srn dairy do, $50; western good 20 choice,
Rolls quiet at loa2lo packing butter. e0,,c.
a, Eggs nrm; supplies very light; extras,
zo0Hc; western. lsnlshc:
cheese Market quiet, but prices irm !;
New York iuli creams, l2,<Di2Mc; Ohio Fists,
choiee. 1lhc; do fair iD prime, skoIic
re; part skilns, 55cG1<c do tul', IGsko.
Retroieum dull Refined, Sc.
whisky quiet: Western ~ q %.
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DEA TINS,

CRUEL. this city, on tho 27th inst, evils
I. Cruel. son OF the late Jacob ana Jacobipa
Cruel. I'm tho 50th year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral,
from his mothers residence, No. 1853 North
Queen street, on Thursday afternoon at .
O'Clock. Jntcrment ut Woodward Hill GENE.
tery.
NEWCOMER. Oct. 81. 1884,. Ephraim q. New
35th year OF his age.
Funeral Thursday Oct. 20, at o o'clock, q.
m, from his residence, and Mt 10 O'Clock at the
U. u. Church, Mountviiie. It's
DossELLY.--In this oitv. on the e9th inst.
Addie H., daughter Of Frank ana Mary Don.
nelly. I'm the sixth yoar OF her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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yyIi.s uI aa beas Corpus.

William maynEr1, one of tho men
arrested at Pontzs brickyard, yesterday,
by Officer Spsece, for Drunkenness and
disoIdsrIy conduct, was taken before
Judge Livingston ou a writ of habeas cor
Pus this afternoon, and discharged from
custody. Tho testimony OF tho officer
failed to establish thGt he was disorderly
William Bowers, boy committed by
Justice Roath, Of Marietta, for 30 days for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct, and
for trial at court 70 answer a charge Of
carrying concealed deadly weapons, was
alao before judge Liviugston oa % writ Of
habeas corpus this afternoon. He was
remanded 60 prison.
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rae,nsrs siotnsrsII motnSrs

are you disturbed at night and broken o.
your rest by u sick child suffering and cryins
with the eKoruciating pain OF cutting teGll
Ii go, 20 Ut oace and get bottle OF NILS. IN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SiEUp. IL will relieve
the poor utlle sufferer Im;nefiateiy--tiepend
cpoa II there ~ no mistake about IL. There Is
not q noLasr on earth VINO mas ever Used II,
raguIata the bowels and give rest To tine
lnotnor and TeliS; arJ health TO the child, OPP
Grating like magic. II "a perfectly safe to use
Ia Ail cases. ana pleasant to the taste, and Is
tne prescription OF ona of the Oldest and best
female physicians IN tie United stntea. Solo
syerywhere IS cent? cUttia-
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HRSr REM scHwoB..-Dn the evening OF Oc-
tober 2,,h ct ~. Paul's M. u. parsonage, the
-ey. George Glul, a H.. oficiliing, Mr..
Jos o. h q. hendren aud Miss Mary h. schwob,
both OF Lancaster. IA It.
KHAN AN-MCNICHAEL --Tuesday. October 2S
ssi, by Rev. n. Il Reed, a. his resi- 10 nee,
George L killian, To Miss Mary l.. GcMichael,
ali OI Lancaster, Pa. ltdt
hIssEL -uBLEspgR Oct, 20, 1888, by the REV.
sylvanus Stall, Mr.. william ii. Mlssei anu
Miss sarah ". offender, both OF Lancaster.
sHEsk--WtrAER lon The 2sth OF October,
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observation-disclosures, 10000 head ship-
lnents, 5.oo0 head market stadicr but &C
loweri rough packing. 81 i0fpt so packing
ami shipping. 81 6oSl4 30; light, "a 6OGl4 so !;
skfps ana grassers, 1914 4
Hattle-Recetpts g., 90 head shipnents. 1870
headi market weak and 1dc lower expoi t.,
81 25f08 as good 10 choice shipping, IS 7sff8 10;
common 10 fair, - l02S 40; Montana, - i6s
$40
sheep Receipts, 800 head shipments, 2o6
head market steady common to lair, I. 100
$50.
EAST LIDERry-Cattle slow and unchanged
receipts. A9J head; shipments, 6,49J heat.
Hogs slow rhil 4deIpn1as, Is 1901 1 Bnlti.
mon TO fair. "a .544 so; receipts, 400 head
shipments, 500 head.
Sheep dull and unchanged receipts, $500
mead shipments, 800 head.