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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-19
NEWS NOTES.

Gathered In From Various Quarters.
A million young shad are to be turned
into the Hudson above Troy.
A bug has made its appearance In Little
Falls, N. Y, which cuts through lead
pipe.
The president says he will not Ill the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-19
PERTINENT oursliurs,
~ usuitt Counters Sharply on heury '
DliNeT, Jr.

~ uspitt Counters Sharply on beury ".
OIIver, Jr.
Henry Oliver charged that Nc Hewitts
bl, the title Of which is ITO modify ex
isttug laws relating to duties on IMPORTS
leans So favorably toward Trentop, n. j.,
- far as the metal schedule is concerned,
that 1t might appropriately be placed
on the private calendar and entitled FOR
the benefit of Cooper, Hewitt n Co." Mr..
Hewitt has published the following an-
sHcr
"W,suI>croN, May ID, 1884.
Henry W. Oliver, ir,-Daat sir !
have read your letter OF the 10th instant
with pleasure and profit, but IA you havo
| overlooked few priuts vii, with your
| per mission. endeavOr to supply the omis-
| sion in the brief interval allowed me from
| arduous congressional duties
IL beg leave tO Inquire
First. What was the duty recommend.
| cd by tho Oliver commission (p. 21) on
wire rods harbed wire. etc., we'll known
speciaitcs of Oliver Brothers and Phil.
lips =
Second. How does it occur that under
! the operation Of the Oliver tarrff you have
! been enabled to purchase two new wirC
! mills one blast furnace and a partpershiI
! ia the Hartman mill, while other mills are
| content with the OH fashioned 10 pei
| cent
Third. How does It occur that urdei
| the benign operations Of the Oliver tariff
| the mills OF Oliver Brothers in Pttsburg
are enabled 20 run the whole year, Will,
other mills run on au avcraAe but four
months in the year
Fourth. Now that you are operating
blast furnaces, will you inform the public
whether you hold the same view on raw
materials you did (p. l2D when on tn,
! tariff commissions, aud IL not, why not
Fifth. Will YOU kindly inform Al
anxious public how many OF your al 81
per day employees enjoy the benefits OF tt,
| Oliver tariff"
II would suggest that So lsr as wire rods
blrbed wires, etc, are concerned, tE
Oliver tariff might be appropriately termeI
"A bill for the relief OF Oliver Bros, aut
Phillips
Very respectfully yours,
"ABRAM ;, HEWITT" b"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-19
Losses BI FIBF.
A Series OF sunday BIaIes

On Sunday the New York & Harlem
railroad company's repair shops at i12d
street and Fourth avenue, New York,
were burned, with three passenger cars
and three locomotives. The loss is esti.
mated at 5000, 000.--A portion OF Lamb i
Leroy's knitting mill, at Cohoes, New
York, was burned. Loss S2O, OOO,-
Schwarz's tauneIy, at Balstou, New
York, was destroyed by fire. Loss s25,-
000.-The extensive spoke works Of
Seidal & Sous, az McchanicsbIrg, Pa,
were burned on Saturday night. Loss
$50, 900 insurance. sl2 00O.-The town OF
Absecom, New Jersey, is reported to be in
danger from large forest fire. Forest
fires are again raging along the Reading
railroad between Laurel Run and Pittston,
in LuzeTne county.
Washed py II " Waterspout
A ~aterspout on Saturday washed away
the track oil the Missouri Pacific and Unior
Pacific railroad south and west Of Leaven
worth, Kansas. On the former road l5(
feet were washed away, and seven Car,
loaded with cattle, aud au engine tender
went into the river. Seventy cattle wert
killed. In some places tho water WA
from two to Ave feet deep. On the Uaior
Pacific hail foil to the depth of two inches
Three quarters Of a mile of track and {
bridge were carried away. All trains vert
delayed.
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York Downed Ayain.

4 very small audience saw the game
between tho York aud Lancaster clubs on
Saturday. The battery of the York team
was Ed. Green aud Zieher, aud it proved
to be very weak. The Lancaster batted
hard, having no less than fourteen hits,
vet they had but one earned ruu. The
York team was weak all around and mar
rowly escaped being shut out. The game
was very uuinteresting and many o, the
audience left bofore it was over. The
score was
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Earned runs -Ironsidos, 8; Domestic l..
Double plays-Donald and Goodman. bls gins
and Goodman. Two base htts-Pyle 2, VIE
gand, Goodman. struck out-By Pyle, J;
Fletcher, |. Left on base -Ironsides, 10 Do
mestict. Passed slIs--Oldreld, 3 Oberle, ?.
I'mpira Derby,
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SENATOR CAMERON return homo will
mark the sudden conversion of lumber
of Blaine delegates 70 ont aud ont Arthur
men,
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RUsKIN, says he has stopped grumbIipg
only because it is of no use. He may Oh
serve, however, that the world keeps on
going round
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-19

CHIEF JUsTICE MARsuALL's grand
daughters admit that the sculptor who
made his statue, recently set up in Wash
iUgton, vastly improved the "puG " nose
OF the original.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-19

MINNIE PALMER has bought 5000
worth of jswelry out of her earnings 10
London, and her husband, John Rogers, is
about to start paper The jewelry will
soon be at the pawnbroker's.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-19

EDITOR, BUILDER, RAILRoADEg AND
MAN OF ALL ENTERPRISE WM. NJ. SING
ERLT, of Philadelphia, now asks permis-
sion of the park commissioners to give
Sunday concerts, without cost to the city,
and under such regulations and rsstric.
tion as the Fairmount park commissioners
may suggest. 1t will no doubt be granted
aud popular gratitude will stick another
feather in Sngerly's cap, II there is room
ior It,.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-19

ARTnUR shows signs Il abatiGg gal
l4ntry. A woman called at the White
House tho other day, and announcing her
self as the Bride and the Queen of the
World" said she had come to be crowned
She WAS turned over TO the police, who
sent her back to Boston. Another reason
why Massachusetts is "agin the admin.
istratioD.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-19

BLIND JUDGE WEST, who once ran as
the Republican candidate for governor in
Ohio, will make the nominating speech
for Blaine in Chicago. The blind will
lead the blind into the ditch.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28

From the MOTavian.
The alfsctiOnate words of Governor
Cleveland in l3fton to his brother are as
significant as th5y ar touching. Writing
on the night OF his election TO the
governorship Ofi tue stateOf New York he
said "Do you know that il mother were
alive | should feel 80 much safer?
have always thought that her prayers had
much TO do with my success" These
words are not only a convincing revelation
-Of Character, but they express profound
truth. A mothers prayers! How potent
they are! Do all mothers realrze IL?
And how many sons aud daughters ever
think aud are truly grateful for the
MEASURE Of success aud bIessing which
they owe 10 tuon! Mothers, keep on
praying for your children. II Is never in
vain. Sons, forget not the love and bOdor
you owe to your mothers. A debt you
never can fully repay. He VINO has out.
grown his ailsOtlouate confidence in aud
sense of Dependence upon his mother has
outgIown his manhuess "a we'll.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28

The funeral of Cyrus Ream, e,q took
place yesterday morning at ReausJown,
and was very largely attended, not only by
his oighbOrs but by friends from distance
The funeral service was conducted by Rov
Stephen SweltZer Of the Reformed church,
who preached most excellent sermon, in
German, from the text II have fought a
good fight; have tiuished my course;
have kept the faith; hcnoeiOrth there Is
iald up tor me crown of ria hteOusuess,
which the Lord the righteous Judge shall
give me on that day Rev } II Umben
Der, Of the Lutheran church, followed with
an address III EnVlish IN which no paid a
meriled tribute to the many virtues of the
deceased.
The interment was made on the priya Q
burial ground of the Rcams, about mule
from tie village ln accordance with a
long established custom hun reds of those
Ia attendance AT the funeral returned t.
the late residence of the deceased afte !
the funeral and took dinner.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28

Judge TourRee is reported as being
greatly annoyed by the accounts OF the
luxuriJusnrss Of his country home, which
have been widely copied from the desUrip
ton of a recent visitor to Mayviile. lie
lives IN comfortable house, which his
wife purchased four years ago at far less
than than it's value out OF the profits Of
Bricks Without Straw !" but since his
unlocked for requirement Of Tie Continent
magazine he hds enjoyed the comforts OF
boarding houses in two cities, and the
money "layished" on his country seat has
been confined TO what man Of modern
means could spare, while he was putting
his every dollar, p s., present, and future,
INTO his costly literary venture. Judge
TOurgee's habits of living are simpler than
those Of most men who have been even
less successful than he. He cOufcsses how
ever, to tho "velyet coat" in which he
works, but pleads that it was Christmas
present four years ago, aud hopes that, as
he neither smokes or drinks, and il toe
busy 70 seek ordinary pleasures, this one
item will not brand him as SybarIte.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28
Tn, s.,.,,,i,.i.x,,bItinn.

The Franklin Institute calls the atten
tiOn of schools to its international eleotri
cal exhibition. whioh IL To be held a,
Philpdslphia from the 2d Of September Il
the L IA Of OGtOb T, 1884.
There will be presented at tho exhibi =
tiou full aud varied display of all the
applications Of electricity In their latest
aud most complete forms, besides All
historical exhibit Of it's progress from the
time when Franklin drew the lightning
from tho clouds To the present day, when
IL is made To sp ak and work
The board ni education OF Philadelphia
recognizing the educational advantages OF
the exhibition, has ordered that each OF
the grammar schools aud the high and
normal schools shall be assigned QUO day
on which such school shall visit the exit
bltion under charge of Its teachers, aud
that GU such day there shall be- no sohool
session. School children through the
state will be given special rates OF travel
IN parties of not less than 80 by appl,iuV
20 the authorities OF tho Z. Il X. au lP 4
H. roads
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28

CHICAGO -HOgs-Receipts. l20OO head ship
mGuls $40 head market brisk ana good
grHLes lOc hiHncr; rough packing, S5 55Gp8 05 /;
packing and shipning, - l0g6 65 light, 500
d 30 skips 81 go 30
Cattle-RsCeipts, 9, 500 head shipments. 1870
heat mauKeJ brisk and firm export grades
u aO@ 90; good 70 Cho co shipping, t6 OOtpa 80 /;
common to medium, "a 2ja5 25 range cattle
h,m' wyoming, ~ - grass Texans, % 500
70; Americans. t43b -.
sneep tec"ipt- 400 mead shipments, none
market steady Interior TO tair, t2d3 " cwt /;
m"dium to gOOu, S3G3 80; choice to extra s3 30
zpi 20 lambs, u head, 81 0Oe3 So; Texas sheep,
81 $3.50.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle firm and active prime
tB be t5 tiir to good g. 75G6; common s5Ge
% receipts, / OS} mead shipments 80 nean
Hng7-MtrSet hrm receipts, 2,2OD head
shipments, 100 mead Pniladephias 81 500
-; Baltimore, S6 Is RB 25 Workers, S5 rs a
GOO; grds-Crs, e. ff95 80.
Sncrp dull receipts 400 head shipments,
$50 Lchi primD Ot from 90 20 llO D. % 100
42hs iNir 20 good OF from 30 10 20 Ds., sS Z "a
common, B1gg3
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28

La lies who wDul ro'alu tresauussnp VI
vacily Don't fnI TO Try Wells Ictun Rs
newer GD
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28
Dspin w.p.,,r,s i,s.t wora-

Tho evening before Daniel Webster died
his physician repeated him the words
Thy rod aud Thy staff they comfort me, u
and Webster replied, as if in sympathy
but too weak 10 complete the sentence
"Thy rod and Thy staff-the fact
the tact Il want" Here the
matter rested as at first reported
A Bostonian now gives what he declares
is the true account, rs il came TO him very
directly. Webster asked whether he was
likely 20 live till morning DR.. JefrIes not
willing to give positive answer, repeated
from thu twenty third Psalms. Webster
saw the evasion, and IN clear, and rather
severe tone said Thy rod and Thy
staff the fact, the fact | want" lie
desired an answer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28
nrarsrs wArwArp rsorann.
Oorpipg East 20 vI,it tho Keprpjio,s. s,abe
ara bearer at AuxutA

Neil @ Blaine, the w1ywnd brother of
James q. Blaine, was "a Eass st. Louis
"wednesday. on a short wit to his nephe y
by marriage, Il II. RhUads. Neil g..
travels under tho name nj Lane, but az hrs
relationship " Mr.. R1Oads was vol
known and his visit expected, he overcame
whatever objections he had TO the name
and readily admitted bis relationship TO
the Maine statesman.
NeN q Blatua ailhepEb thirner in she
tao" o"ss5 . 1'riEinc rssr srtaNlluce 20 10
portraits of the Republican candidate.
He ia very guarded In his conversation,
and even when In ordinary conversation
with friends appears i'll Mt ease aud fearful
lest he might use some expression that
might injure his ambitious brother. With
regard to bis own past experience Ia ST.
Louis and elsewhere Mr. Blaine has nothiup
to say, and declines 10 express au opinion
on the political situation, The residents
OF Salem, Ore, made up a handsome purse
for Neil @. Blaine short time since to
pay his way 30 Maine, ard after short
stay in East st Louis he intends visiting
the presidential candidate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28

Henry Griner. well known farmer
living near Easton, met u horrible death
Wrdur,dsy. Ho had on his placr.1 Hol
stein bull, which was generally rcgardt d
as dangerous animIl. Mr Grluur il
cautiously entered tho IuclDsure whpre
the bail was kept and vas a. once attacked
by tho vicious brute rne unfortunate
mau attempted To escape but WIS quickly
Uvertakcn by the ball aud gored repeatedly.
tie hDrrs Of the animal being plunged
IL hiS breast, laceratiuV It III "a horrible
manuer Assistance at last came, but
when the bull was beaten off NJ Griuer
was found to be mortally maugl q, bi,
heart aud luugs exposed to view rhrDug h
the fearful wouuds lln was alive wHep
rescued, but did not long survive.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28

Nhw YORK, Aug. % --Flour-state and
western steady and In moderate demand |;
Snperhne state, ~ 6083 2Oi supernne
EN'fd, B 2ltt3 %; CnOice, 81 b5En5 70 (;
10 choice, sid6 superhne Western, o. 500
3 90 common 20 good extra do, o. 2OS13e0 {;
QUO ce do, IS 85d6 on; choics white Wheat
- i5RB o.; southern quiet and steady (,
common to tair extra Is 40Rt 90; good 10
choice 10 IS 5000 25
Wheat opened trlfp better but soon ruled
easier and Il, cltuGd 9LAc; less doing; No 1
White nominali No. Red, sent, gOxc ;
0iEC ~
corn ha&n lower and dun Mixed West
ern spol, hsdv6jC ; 10 future, 6'aBnIc.
.'Ht- "a shade easier; No. September, 8lLSD
3Hc OcloUcr. 32A832}sc; State, S6G4Io
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Lancaster r.ir Un-sp r.our,iou.

On Tuesday, the occasion OF the grand bal
loon ascension, a cheap excursion viii he run
to Lancaster Round trip tickets, gOod Tor two
days or re- urn same day. rTHin leaves quar-.
ryvillo nj G.2h Il IL fare only 6UC Leave
T. hratR at s.lt; fare roc. Leave LiiitZ t
si2; fare, 500 Leave Mannheim Ht u aud < -
IA m; itrc. @c hverybo . coming to Ian
caster on Tuesday on the cheap excursion.
The only cheApoNCur Ton To Lancaster durigg
tue week. The balloon ascension on th, fair
rounds Special train returning leave Ian.
caster king strocU At ! 10, running through
TO RoauinK a!7.gs. .3Osl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28

Samuel McMull,n. native of Bird In.
Hand, tb bis county, but who was engaged
farming for Orr Brothers in Wheat.
land township, Perry county, was run
over by a farm wagon on Monday
last and died the ~ me night. lie was
engaged at the time tacking a two horse
wagon heavily loaded with wheat, and
while working the brake was thrown
under tho wheels. He was brother in
law Of John lIoigle, of this city; was about
20 years old, and leaves wife aud child.
His remains were brought to Lancaster for
intermenL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28

ADRIAN, Mich, Aug. 2S-The Adrain
savings bank suspended yesterday. Her
man Loomis, the cashier says. the trouble
was precipitated by the inability OF the
bank on Monday to meet check for
81, 300 The party who drew the check
spread the news Something of run
began among the small creditors. About
$50 900 is due depositors and Mr.. Loomis
states the assets of the institution are en-
tlrely adequate to pay the liabiliJies in
full,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28
SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY BvBNINo. AUG 2e. ie "a
FRANCO-CHINESE WAR.
rHE orLssrias.s EAsILy RrruLsrD
Tho ninHap porrs sIionsed by rrroch
duns--Ene Bonpsrums"s OF EIapd
Nnv a., yruu,aa.

6uns-Ene Bonn mDsrumsns OF EIapA
row la Progrnss.
LONDON, Aug. 20 "A dispatch from
shangh&,, Gated yesterday, sayss The
Mingan forts below Foo Chow yorr
finally silenced Tuesday evening. TO day
heavy cannonade has been kent M
between the French feet and the Kinpai
forts at the northern mouth of the Min
river.
A dispatch from Fo, Chow. timed .
y. m. to day, says the Kiupai forts have
been destroyed.
A later dispatch from Foo Chow says /:
All the defences along the Min river are
gone. The Chinese troops bOlted the
French feet can ombard but the occupa-
tion OF the mainland is impossible.
OourDets Report.
The following Ia Admiral Cnurbet's
report Of his operations on the Min river
up To last evening
MIN RIVER, Qhis p. m, Wednesday, }
Aug. 20.-Our operations against the
Mingan boats have been successfully con-
cuded all the Chinese batteries have
been destroyed we have shattered all
their canon with gun cotton. The attack
on Knpai will be made to-day.
Epgl.nd Unsrg.s Uhina with Trsachery.
PARIS Aug. 2S.--Prime Minister Ferry
has no intention at present of sUmmOuipg
Parliament to meet. He says that owing
to China's treaohery it has been impossible
to treat her like a civilized nation.
Admiral Uourpst'. Uruers.
Admiral COurbet has ben ordered to
ocoupy Hainan after taking Keeling.
Hombarding KInpsi
SHANGHAI Aug. 2G = p NJ
Admiral Courbet began 10 lombard Kin
pai yesterday. The heavy canuonado still
continues.
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CINCINNATI o., Aug. % "A defpatch
to The IuHss Stat from Washington Court
House, Ono, says: Tue body of John f..
Mason, young farm hand, who had
been missing about two weeks, was found
Yesterday on the farm of Robert
Jefferson. lie had evidently been mur-
dered and HIS body dragged from the road
TO where it was found. The trail where the
body had been dragged was Visible aud was
marked by his hat aud pocket comb.
The motive Of the murder is a mystery. as
S2o in cash and certificate Of deposit was
found on the body. Mason was from West
Virginia,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28

r. Harte, well known musician aud
scenic artist, died Wednesday in Prince
ton, New Jersey, from an overdose OF
morphine, taken to relieve painters collie.
George f. Shaw WAS dangerously if not
fatally il jured at Littlet0n, New Hamp.
shire, Wednesday morning, while assstlng
70 raise a Republican hAL pole. HIS leg
was broken and he WAS badly hurt in,
ternalIy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-28

Dr. Salmon, chief OF the bureau of
ANIMAL industry, reports that no has
found IL cases OF pleuro pneumonia among
cattle IN Illinois. A number of reported
cases have not yet beeu traced. The
disease was probably taken from OHIO TO
Virginia and thence West, aud the proba
Dility is that the injection has been spread
TO nearly every state in the Union.
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COM MON PLEAS.
Two suit. on Trisi Botors Judxe Livingston
anO fatterson--CnrrentH HusIness.

Two suits on Trtat BefOra JudRe Livingston
anO fattsrson--Curront Business.
BEFORE JUDGE LIVINGSTON.
In the suit ot II =. Bitter Va l. o.
II enry, the dofonse was that the plaiutiil
paid Bitter all the commission agreed
upon on the machines sold by him and
owes him nothing. Tho defendeDt denied
that there was any violation Of contract
on his part. Ga trial when court ad.
iourued,
BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON.
la the suit Of Henry Keen vs. jacob 3.
Shirk and franklin q Shirk, action tD re
cover damages, for the maintenance Of an
alleged nuisance, the plaintiff was put on
the witness stand yesterday morning aud
his testimony was not concluded when
court adjourned at noon. As there are
75 wItuestcS In attendance on this case,
the probability is that II will last the re
mainder OF the week.
Surrsnt business.
Peter Good, Of lIrecknock township, va
appulnIcu guardian VI the minor CHI dret
ot Richard Shiiller, deceased, late oi
BTt oknt ok.
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l'UK RE>T
L An 100 Acre Dairv Farm, siiuap = miles
from Luncts er; good buildings rent low.
a2l lmd6SE HlR-H X BROS,
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S.-Several more
warrants were issued to day for the arrest
of the Ladner Bros the suspended
bankers, charging them with the embezzle
ment of funds entrusted TO them. Tn,
Ladners could not be found, Louis, who
was in town yesterday, having gone tC
Atlantic City.
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from Lancaster; good buildings rent low.
a27 lmd6SE HlR-H h BROS.
A &DMiNISIKATpk'- -ALE or NAII-
~ able city prOpertv.--T hs Lamb hotel
I'll he ,nld NJ pu0,iC sale on SArU RDNI
ENnNlNG SkrI. IS, at o'clock. So" printed
bill-. or call upon ALEX. HAKtiS
aug colts Administrator.
'l'wO LANCE wALSUT sIOKE UUUS-
j tCfS tor -iC; may he seen IN the store room
lately occupied BY Mr.. ,. ). EarhvOn, No. lUI
North Queen street must be removed soon
Apply To T.. II. Lttr Rk,
ai7-ltd Oftce No. I37 East King It.
IIUR SALt. .-TdE ISDt R>IGNEU 'tT.
L IrIs ~ private sale on easy terms, all the
stock, tX ures Hnd good viii Of his me. chant
tai Oriug e-ta lishment Nc. ~ Norm Queen
street. opposite the Franklin House. ! T. the
stand OF smlIiuE y BHusmdn, Uud ton uerIy OF
Jacob Il. Suallng. Possession given imme-
dAt"'y.
aIg-ifd JOHN II. BAUSMNN.
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uIy pnopEK1Y FoH .A,E.

V
y Sealed proposals will be- received tor the
house, No. d3j East King street, lately pur.
chased tor tnG Il rr department ; .uC purchaser
10 take rOwu the house ana clear away Il ma.
tcritls and rubbish the highest bidder to DO
tho buyer. Address,
HENRY \. HOWELL,
jhiCi Engineer.
Proposals must be handed IN by FRIDAY
EN ENING, the 29l inst. a.7 q
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Frl2'rr's Root Bittrrs are not "A dram shOT
be cyCIage, but ar strictly mOhlcinHu In every
sonse. Invy act strongly upon th" yer uuu
kidney, keep the bowels - en- ana TcPuluT
ClenusC thg blood AMI -yst1m OF every inpu
rity. sold by druggists, 81. SOLD by "A r.
Cochran, druggist, l37 upd IjJ North Queer
Street.