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Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer. as observed at Schneptsdrug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1883. 1854,
lG II 40 Sc IS Il "a
WASHINGTON, D. G., January a. I:3o a. ".
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, SHOWS,
generally followed by clearer, colder weather,
higher barometer aud generally Hortheriy
winds.
For Lower Lakes, SHOWS, generally followed
BY Gle; r.pg, colder weather, nor.hssly winds
and rising barometer.
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Che Ga,tellQe,1ttr.



Wgnted-set OF Single Harness.
For Sale-Horses and Wagons.
Notice-W. U. B. society.
Choice Gu, Flowers.
Stocks For sale-I. Irwin, Agent.
Opera Unconstitutional New York Opera
Company.
German Student LamEs-Nesbitt t. Bro.
Executors Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
NJ. W. Amick.
Special Sale Of Carpets-G. Mendel & Co.
DR.. John E. smi,h-Third page.
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englue to some erten. and ,maphlus tho ca.

Yesterday morning white section man at
Wheeling Junction was WELDING q nledse
hammer, the iron slipped of aud struck him
10 the body, hurting him 90 badly 40 TO lay
him mn t,Tff|I, aHa 500.
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Personal n ENTfOY,
News and Gossip III Relation to Various
People. III.
Mr., W. T. Hurt In in Florida

News and Gossip III Relation to Various
People. s
Mr.. w. 7. Burt is in Florida.
C. P. DOR, Of Webster county, Is 10 the
city. .,-,----....=,-.
A. J. Wood, Of Weston, 10 at ths Btamm
House. -
MI; Dan ,Heyman is visiting friends at
Pittsburgh. -. :
MI. F. Hassner. OF Brilliant, Oaio, is visit.
ing friends in the city.
Mr.. L. Moore, ;ot Ufchsyi,le, is visiting
friends on the South Side.
Mr.. l.. Spence. OF Columbus, Ohio, il visit.
irg friends In North Wheeling.
Miss Charlotte Mason, of Charles.oyu. ".
Va, Is visiting relatives in this city.
A. ". O1uard, the wol.known Nav Mar.
tinsyille merchant, jsst the Mcclure.
Sheriff Raymond, Of l:itchie county, was
at the State House on business yesterday. -
Mr. Sam Hooton, OF Baltimore examiner
OF the railway mail service, 10 in the city.
Mr.. Otto Malschow, OF Baltimore, Is spend.
ing seyersl days In this city with bis numer-
Gus friends y, - =
Mr.; John Reinacker, OF the Seventh ward
VINO mad been on Il visit out in Ohio has re.
turned home. l-..5sz. 80 - ::
MI. II. Q. Patterson, a genial Baltimorean
who possesses numerous friends In Wheel.
ing, isat the 6tamm House. g...,-.l -,
Mr.. and Mra. Charles Thompson, OF St,
C!atIsville, who have been Visiting friends In
the city, have returned home.
Mrs. Thomas Heyman and son Howard
ana daughter Addie are visiting at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Henry Thompson, at 81. Olairs-
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March 99c: NAY 81 cav; Jpne 81 O., Corn, dull aud
lower: No. 2 cash and January &c: February ahc;
No wht,s III 10 sss u t I'D jsaa.fy 10 wv
S7Ac. Rye No 2t9atOc- -floyer seed dull; Prime
Cash and January IS 50 asked; February - 81 No.
.D".
Live Mock. rff 3t.l.
CHICAGO. January g.-The Dfottrs' Journal 70.
] WI head; market sttoag Il ioc hisher psekipg
g toa5y psesing aai shipping ~ S.ae 10 1.gh rs
s1 S ~ 1 c sa - SSnIss ,SIp.
.s " s tsss a. IS nssu sooa 70 ehsifs XIV
Sheen Recruits SOD HEAD. shinmenis 2oo head:
market scsdy: infetiot 10 i.ir ia oStt 90: medium
TO good ooa6 co. choice 10 extra IS 00aG 90; TeIss
hhsep " 'eD 10
East LIBERTY. "a. January 3..Cattie market
mon q eoss ": receipts SO head; sh!Pmenh ~
head, Hog market Give: receipts 60 head :thip'
mei's i9S head; philslel ph,M 70 Hae7e iofke ds
70 amt W sheen matIe! only lar: ptlme ~ IVA
ccipts 400 head; ahipmehu 1000 had.
cSclSsArt,. o.. January % Live hogs arm:
common and llghtN 6Ss0 %; packing and butchers
Is 7Qae 10; receipts 2,s0 head; thipmcnh 40 head.
Petroleum. 0t.M-
BRADFORD, January ?s.-Pctroleum stronger. 70.
vi baro 81 h.tte,s 69 os barrels clesrances Otsi
VUo barrels. United Pipe Liuo certificates opened
a. =. w; Siosed " W.; highest Price sle'h'
lowest slosS N U-
ut WY r., January 8-Pettoleum openeu
sioSi Sais ia na5 ht,ra,s. sies,ass.. $500
hatrTfs SNuns ~ .SiUmsuts a. ss6 In r,
rels; chsrtcr 90 COS blrrtls
pr11sRrrsH. pa ts,uayv o. Tia afte,nocn
session was active aud nrmpr tendency upward:
opened at 81 o advanced to 81 TO- closed at o. ty'+
TrrutyliLH. Pa, January 2S-opened at u CSgf:
.Stnna, - 1ws q VS. s s2 oa a. q WV
shipments WV oatfeS; chaflenGs,Qoo oaircM
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e1cxs-So hesn Pac &c, Greg m 4 Tnnscontlncn.
tAl Snd Oregon "aviga,l0u were The weak points To-
day, Otherwise the stock market showed consider.
Ahc strength. CniAyotable fumoss aud attacks Of
the bears forced down pices Q! tuGks Of tho North.
etn Pacific system. The decline OF thtsa I'll res
weakened marquis and brought out long stocks
Waich aHlsiea thf downward movement An al.
Vance In the remainder Of the list aud anpttent
determination OF the market 10 cut uloot ON
NORTHERN Pdcltcs, were features early In tic litet.
noon.
Near tho close, however tho general list became
Affected and pticts fell Of NY percent The
market closed steady for sJme shar,s ard lower for
other. As compared With last nights closing
ptcet, CRnAda southern, Lake saOtc, Denver,
Kansas d TcxGs. Motrs Il RsseI, Reading, Omaha
wAbsAh, Texas & Pacific Western Union ind Man.
Hoba aie @a2A percc lower, Will Canada faCidc,
central Pacific, Northwestern, at Paul common
and preferred, LsckawAlna, Louisville & NRkll.
vale, New York Central, Dt lawa'c & Hudson arc
36M percent high r; Illinois Central, Missouri
tncidC, trie and Union facitc unchanged; Forth.
efn tacil3 ~ pc cent lower at 205&; pIeisrrcd az,
u Al; Oregon Tflnscontinenttl ~, at TX, nun OF.
eSon navigation. at SOY: Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati l. Indianapolis declned percent 10 g.:
unlaIio 4 Western 10 II and Wells, fargo & Go.
10 lo5; Chesapeake Il Ohio roe y percent 10 ~;
!!ls& preferred X 10 a!A: Houston 4 Texas IL
~. and Pullman Palace 10 ll0k. -'frt +.
:, The Goyerning Co,lmittcc Of tho Stock EychAuse
lhied The following securities: SCOOP Milwaukee
d st. Au', q. N. X, y. ulvl.ion IS; slYO,0p Wis.
eonsln 4 MiuncSott IS: s3e6t,oO0 iist moisago q
y, t390e second mortgage bonds kans t,e Texas
Railroad t'onpAny. A like amount II The last
named company iucomcs will DO retired,
ffnnkant inf,E hl7 Ehafns
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A. FACT!

A: FACT!
That all goods IN my place Of
business have been reduced to such
a figure that should you desire any.
thing In my line, you Gun certain.
ly b. pleased, both as to price and
quality, by faroring me with call.
will first state that all Youths
Boys, school and Children's Cloth.
ing has been reduced to au amaz.
ingly low price, aud then quote the
following reductions In mems suits
and 0yercOats:
From So 90 to S. 90.
From $40 90 to 81 50.
From Sll 90 to IS 90.
From sig 50 to $40 90.
From $'4 90 to ST. 50. m
From SIG 90 to SIC 90.
From SIS Is to SIS 90.
Don't forget that carry a full
line of Gents Furnishing Goods.
DAVID ASH,
jA,o 30 TWELFTH STREET.
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Dry Goods.
(Nffnn.

NEW ioRK, January 2a.-Cotton quiet and easy
al lG3Sti0Me: futarts weak; JanuA'y lose. Fet.
IuaTy Sc March l1s5c: April 10 90c; Nay llc4c:
June ll.l.c; 1nly li27c: August II SIC; September
il0oc; October 1u.6sc; November l05Sc. n
l0Ec r. =
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THE DAILY MARKETS. /,


NV Yong, January &..-Noney easy lksa2x Per,
cent: closed Arm aud unchanged 4, 4 percent.
Prime mcscsnlle paper tNs.s percent. sterling Il.
change bankers bills aFm at 81 SIX; demand
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Won1
l,cNt0er.

NEW. foRK,. January 2s.-wool quiet and steady
for, prime; Others duh; domestic fleece Sa4i5c;
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hereby give motto, tina; will no. DO respoad.
Die ioF any debts contracted by my wife, Mary Z.
FerrhL
iyi3 JOHN n. ryRRAl
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Meesrs. William and Peter Z,eckler, who
have been Waiting their friends In the civ for
some time past, will return to the West
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PHILADELPHIA, January 2a-Flor. .,,s,.a,,

CNclSSATI, o., January 23.-Flnu, steady and
y, e. q whes! tsesdy cash 81 az Mach
SIC. Rye slow at xas!c BARLEY s,etcy md M n.
GhaIsed. FOX quiet aud firm gt SIS 25aI5 n.
Lard hrm at Ss,c. BULK meats stronger; shoulders
az; n tho.t ti6 :, bacon Hrmet: shei'ties 7Tc:
Butter steady and unchanged. - w. ~
TOLEDO, January 9s-Wheat opened higher and
cio ed easier; No. white 81 OK, No q s7c: M 2
red c.sh e6GcaS o. January 9n5Sc: February S7c.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

ITO THE PUBLIC.
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NEW YORK, January 25--f.sstiief In iatf dc.
nand and market Arm; Hcmlock cole 2lka2Sc.
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Mr.. Alex. Mckinley, an old Wheeling bow,
who is ct present engaged at the Calumet
Rolling Mill, at South Chicago, is visiting
his family on the South Side. :, l5T'a'T-s' -
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March sac: Nay 81 oa4, June 81 o.. Com. dull and
lower No. cash and January BIC: February 6iHe:
Nay esSc; rejected &c: ne grade 46c. oau, quiet:
No. white sc; No. Z eagh ADD January &c; May
cab and January IS 50 asked; February IS IS; No.
q IS So TT.HH5 :, \ = = '.'r.HF. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-08
Awrrm sxEuUrons. svALps
The Trustees OF the Ohiidren's Homo AsR,pg
About stsveus Estate.

Ab0ut stsvous Eseate.
AT q meeting of tho trustees Of the
Childrcn's Homo held last evening com.
mit,es Was appointed to notify the exscu
tors of tho Stevens estate that they must
pay over to the Cbildrcn's Homo the
amount bequeatbed by Stevens for the
erection Of home Following are the
resolutions:
WHEREAS. Hon Thaddeus 8 evens die d
Aug. II. 1868. having bequeathed tho
sum Of $50, 900 for the establishment and
endowment Of houss of refuge for home
less and INDECENT orphans, without dis
tlnotion as to race, etc., provided suitable
grounds, not less than two acres In ex-
tent, be donated on the south sidc Of East
King street. In the city OF Lancaster. Pa.
And, sehereds, Tho trustees of the Home
for Friendicss Children for the city and
county of Lancaster have executed deed
for two aores Of ground, located according
to tho requirements Of said will, and suit
able for said House Of Refuge, and have
rendered tho same to the executors Of the
will OF said deceased. and after lapse of
sixteen years there are no Indications Of
any efforts on the part Of said executors TO
establish aud endow any such institution
as was contemplated by the decedent |;
therefore,
Resolcfd, That committee Of three DO
appointed by this board to take the necss-
sary steps 10 ascertain the condition Of tho
said legacy, aud IL necessary exam inc the
county oflioes OF Lancaster, Adams and
Franklin counties as to sales of real estate,
and also the amount OF loans and invest.
ments In said counties, and ASCERTAIN
whether the prescribed amount OF $50, 900
Ia at the disposal OF the executors, or trus-
tees OF said estate, and prepare tho Iequi-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-08

Grdad Combination Star Troups.-The
Moore h Holmes British Burlesque company
viii make their first appearance I'm THIS city
on Friday evening: They carry with them h
number OF excellent specially artists and al Q
highly spoken of wherever they have given q
performance. They are under III, man ge
ment of the Klralfy Brothers.
- Rhea This talented actress will prod Gca
tor the nrst time her great play of !" Yvonne, ,
from the French, in Fulton opera house IN
Saturday evening The Montreal Herald
SAYS OF this TRACE ienne's conception OF the
charat ter OF Juliet: I" The perform ince was O
magnificent one, In every respect worthy the
genius OF 30 grand an artists as Mile Rhea.
Since poor Nelson spoke the words, tarry u
little, viii como again. wo have waited tel
ono 10 Ill her place. On Mile Rhea the man
tie OF Nelson must rest" At Cleveland, Ohio
on uesiay night Rhea played t, an ASA
house, at which there was standing room
only.
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MAkhA 4 q.
RniindoipniA narkes.

PHILADELPHIA, october s.-rlour dull and
Extra do, " 1905 IS Pa. family, ~ %
as IS winter eles-r, "a eo9a 90 DO straighS6s. 6
straight, t5 o0a5 so; WISCONSIN clear, ss %
0i rs straights, u 5Osb6 winter patents - %
as 80 spring do, . 6oGe IS; fresh ground
springs scarce.
iiya 1our AT t3 rs.
Wheat firm. with iair demand No. .
Western sssd, SGT NO: aoi 40; eSc sco NO. r@
Corn quiet, but steady; s,eamor, O.
0Clc; I; sail yellow, 6Sci do mixed, 6Akei
No. do, 5sES59c.
0ais market quiet and easy No. ! White,
500; No. Z do. 3tG3ahc; No do, $40
rejected, SI632c; No mixed, @HJ
Sic.
seeds Cloverseed dull at74&0sIzc Timothy
Winter Braa steady at Sis sO1i5 IS.
Provisions steady, with fsir demaha
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Mess Pork, OF soois Meet Hama. w. n.
II %. S'v ~ ~ -
Bacon, l2Qle,<c; Smoked Shoulders. NO.,
ssl, n;cs, ac; az !1sHe, Smoked Hama, ilSdSs
Lard steady city refined. exo, 49,.
outchers, K primo steam "a 7oo7 h.
Butter-Market firm for choicc. other nsvA.
que. Croamery extras, 3o6sict We1iSrn
20113c. "oi" so"a W cnossss
Rolls at 2oaa.c packing but,sr. ,on,ao
Eggs steady fair demand, oItras' escps.s /,
Western, 19fpl9kc. s
:, C6eeseSmarket firm fcr choice NINA eoo.,s
choicc, lCAGllc; dofair 10 prime a1 ,oas a -
part skims, 5ftee do fulI. ik@tc
Petroleum firm Renneu e.
whisky dull Western y "a D.
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New HAVEN, Conn, OCT. Slate last
night DR.. Zlent, of Bradford, was found
in his house with several Rhlstly wounds
on his head. He had bean robbed of
s26C and gold watch. but 1t ID thought
the assault was prompted by revenge, the
doctor having lately been active in prose.
cutting o number of disreputable persons.
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777|7|"
DEATHS.

sTRIsMAN.-October5 5. 1884 at | o'clock. p. M,
John II. steinman, IN the g9th year OF his age.
Funeral will take place on Thursday morn
ing Mt IL O'Clock, from his lato residence, No.
27 West Orange stree,. Std
AsxRs - In this city. on tho 7th inst, George,
son Ot George NJ, and Susan Askeu, aged &
months ana days.
The relatives and friends OF the family, are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral,
from the parents residence, No. 23i West
King street, on Thursday af ernoon at ~
o'clock lnterment ut st. Mary's cemetery. ns
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rev YORK mar.s .su.

NEW goaK, Oct s.-Flour--state ana weet.
ern steady and in moderate demand. South.
erh quiet and steady.
Wheat opened about Nc lower, but iatsr
recoveree from decline and advanced 4 16o |;
trade only moderate No. White, SEQ No.
s9N090Mc; Jan, Ylx@92Xc. -
Corn unsettled and h0Kc lower MIND
62kc.
OATS without important change, No. .
NOV, S2ssao2hc; State, $1,000; western, -
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CHICAGO, IL, Oct. s.--The grand jury
of Cook county, has indicted VIM. w.
Pipkerton, for an attempt to compound
felony. Charles II. Lelgud, whose father
does business in Wall street, was arrested
for stealing rings in Chicago, aud Pinker
ton offered to settle the matter for $4S5
He does not deny having written letter
to young Leland's father, but asserts that
his intentions were honorable.
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cholera urpiaIy disappearing

MADRID, Dot. s. -Four fresh cases and
four deaths from cholera. in the province
Of Alicante, in the past "a hours.
Three Of the persons who were suffer
ing from illness, supposed to be cholera, at
Barcelona yesterday, have died. Ono OF
tho victims was a son of an aid do camp
of King Alfonso. His death has caused a
scare among the members of Uppoictoses,
and many of them have fed from there.
No fresh cases of supposed cholera have
been reported since these announced yes
terday.
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AUTUMN EXCURSION TO THE swITCuBACK on
Tuesday, October IA. Round trip tickets coed
for three days or return same day. Special
train leaves Lancaster (king streep at 6 a, III.
Leave Columbia at n. m. Fare only - a5.
Leave Mannheim at G:36; Lititz, Gas, and
Ephrata a. 706 a. IN. Fare only $500, includ,
Is miles ride around the switehback. Return.
log, leaves Mauch Chunk at 8 p. M.
O23i s. 10 iNltM
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vniiarsn s.euck and Killed by Train.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Oct. S-A car
riage containing George and Alice Hall, of
Stamford. Conn, was struck by an express
train at Grey Lock crossing last night and
both OF the occupants instantly killed.
They were the only children of an aged
widcw. Tho young mans body remained
on the engius pilot, while the body of tho
young lady was thrown huadred feet,
landing on the bank.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-08

At the meeting of Lancaster Division,
No. 0, Uniform Rank, Knights OF
Pythias, on Tuesday evening, John l..
Voga", sir knight commander. who has
been appointed major of tho regiment
recently formed, resigned his position and
Henry Short was elected sir knight oom-
mander. John s, Graham was elected cir
knight lieutenant commander and Michael
+. Bowers. sir knight herald. After the
meeting the officers elect entertained the
members at Lotz's saloon.
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blown Into Lake nichigau.

CHICAGO, Ill, Dot S.--A storm on
Lake Michigan last night blew away
q shanty set on piles IN the lake mile
from shore. There were sixteen workmen
in 1t and they were lett clinRing to the
timbers in aperilous situation. Oneof them
came ashore this morning, but is feared
the others have persisted. A life boat has
gone to their resue.
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Opposition Republican Convention.

KANSAS. CITY, OIt. S.--A special from
Macon, Mo, says there wero only two
delegates present at the opposition Rspub
loan convention yesterday They went
through the form OF organizing and nomi.
ting state ticket j. v. G. Katnes, of
this city, was nominated for attorney
general, but it is stated he will not accept.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-08

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The report of
President Green, of tho Western Union,
presented at the annual meeting to day
shows that although the total loss caused
by the operators strike was nearly one
million dollars, the gross earning increased
$17S, 600 over the previous year. In
conclusion it recommends that hereafter
dividends DO reduced from seven TO six
per cont so that there may be fund for
Purchasing opposition lines that may bs
sold.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-08

READING, Pa, Oct. S.-Orders have
been received to close the Reading cotton
mills, which are workink in agreement
with tho Eastern mills for oao month.
When Ia operation the mills employ $50
hands. The cause is said to bo oyerpro-
duction and slow sales.
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a frea GOEceIt.

The troo concert at Excelsior hall on Sa' ur
day, Monday and Tuesday evenings was very
largely attended. Aldine. the great piccolo
and concertina player, astonished and delight
ed every one by his accurate limitations OF sing
ing BIRDS braying bugies and beating drums
Mr.. Justin Clark executed some fine pieces on
the piano. Tie concert will be repeated even y
mig ht this week. oT5t
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Long before they reach middle age frequently
nni themselves suffering from some OF the
complaints and weaknesses peculiar to their
sex. For all such Kidnt Wv ort is good boon,
II induces healthy action OF tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system aud
strengthens and gives new life to all the I'm
poriant organs OF the body. IL Is natures
great assistant IN establishing aud sustaining
health. Sold by all druggists.
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Wow Tuyx.

new Pork Cel Erai. ............... 05k
Eric EaDfoab zee, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l4X
AuhiLS bLS skSl
Michigan CsnrGl E2ilroa1 ...s.......,.s.s 60
Michigan Son .nern Railroad. ad.........,..... n
illinois GGulril Railroad ad...................l24k
Cleveland 4 L tttebIrgh Railroad. .1x0x
ChicsSo q BOOK Island Railroad. ........ll5 n
Pittsburgh 4ort Wayne Railroad ........ .l93<
Western u niol Tel ,graph Compsny..... 6lH
Toledo 3 NGi asa. 81
New Je erfDy Eiutis., ..... ...s...s..s....... AK
S.:-s yuUs IN - Ws~tarn.. ........... n =
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wnArnEn iauiuarIoNs.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. S.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather, and local rains, preceded by fair
weather in southern part, variable winds
becoming northerly, lower, followed by
higher barometer in northern portion.
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Avail ,iopaa Unpis.,ant ssisrenos.

BALTIMORE Md, Oct. Sat the
regular monthly meeting of the directors
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad to day,
no reference was made to the differepc,
between their road aud the Pennsylvania
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CHEAT excursion TO Niagara Falls. Buffalo
and Watkins Glen. on Tuesday, October IA.
Round trip tickets good for 1iteen days. Fare
only 80. Through trains leave Lancaster
tKing street) at 6 n, IN. Columbia Mt a. IN.
Mannheim, 6.35 Lititz, 6i5 Ephrata, 7 q. m.
Grand Conclave OF Knights Templar at But
falo, Oct. IL and IL. oct2 sll ,lSSltw
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TnhNed TnIoueh

Tho advertising car of John O'Brien's
circus passed through on the eco train
this afternoon. The show will shortly
run into Philadelphia where the annual
skirmish for wages will take place
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Dr. Frazier. Magic Ointment.

Tho greatest blessing that has been dis.
covered In this generation. A sure cure for
Hollis, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh wounds, soro
and Hands, Pimplos and Blotches. Price soc.
Sold by Druggists. Sold by II. II. Cochran
druggist, l37 ana l3g North Queen street. fD
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Fine echis.

william II. warner h Bro. ll93 Chestn ut
street, philadelphia, are manufacturing hand
some candidates medals and badges. They
also manufacture medals in gold, silver, gilt
and white metal tor colleges, schools, etc. 1t
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A Policeman Isrnced or.

ID. v. Collins, member OF police, seventh
ward, Reading. Pa, talks this way: "Suffcr.
cd severely from rheumatism nothing ala
me any good TIL tried Thomas Fctectrfc on.
II. b. Cochran, druggist 1877 and l30 North
Queen street.
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asfault amt Brttsry,

Henry Smith, colored, has been held in
bail 10 answer at court the charge OF as
sault and battery on Nan Butler, dashipg
colored belle, of Middle street.