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Sharp's tomatoes, in glass jars,
2oc. each; Sharp's catsup, in pint
bottles, (beSt in the market, 10
cents each.
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w ANTED-A GIRL OK Middle
w aged woman TO work In restaurant
kitchen. Apply at No. II East Second
street. fl92tt
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w work. Apply at 52t l.. 7th street.
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NyANTED-A GIRL AT 4O4 JEFFEK-
w son street for general hOusewOrk.
Reference required. flglt.
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w rooms in central part Of city. Ad
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MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND
IVA mortgage by VIM. J. FISHER, 602
Shiplcy street. ily eod OF
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UoiUnpiA NEWS.
FROM our Hogular Correspond.


Troin our Regular Correspondent.
Abraham johnson, coiored, while work
iny in Kerr II Co 3 stonJ quarrics, near
Wightsville, yesterday was partly buried
beneath a mass of rocks which fell from
the side of the quarry. He has sustained
injuries which will probably prove fatal.
Ilois ~ years Of ago and has q large
family.
Charles Rauker aud Jacob Grotf, boys
- OF about lO,have run away from home, and
are believed to DO westward bound. They
both took money from their parents before
leaving, tho former securing $40 and tho
lattor S3J.
Condensed items
Chiquosalunga tribe of Red Mon, Vigi.
mt lifc company and Putnam circle, No
lib, Il. u. (I. + q. A. meet TO night. -
Big meetings at Methodist church ia spite
of bad weather Ilaverly's minstrels TO
morrow night. Wild ducks plentiful be
low tho dam fine lot shot yesterday by
Chas. KooSy COMPANY q. 10 well
pleased with Gettysburg as the place
ioi the state encampment next August
Market fairly attended this morning.
Butter 20 and 90 cents per pound eggs
30 cents per dozen. John B. Forney has
purchased two houses on Lancaster avenue
for 1900. An attempt TO rob the residence
OF 5. ID. Cook, Of Wrightsville, failed on
Monday morning.. Car movement for
January shows large decrease compared
with December and January, 1888 -
Shawnee fire company invited to attend
special services at Saiomo Presbyterian
church.
John Frank, confined to his bed with
cholera morbus. 49, Farewell supper at
WarTcn's TO night 90 J. w. z llers Mr..
and Mrs. Hinkle returned from Philadel-
pha last evening Harry McCaulcy has
returned to Mount Joy.-C. II. Young IL
entertaining IL. d. Albright, Of Philadel.
pna.
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phaIsdaipn,. m.....


PHILApRLrHrA. Feb. 5.-riour dull and nm =.
changed Supernne state, " 7sffs on xtra do
% to@9 so ri. family, IS ssds IS , MINI. axsrn
clear sos 6g7k do straight, ts t7ISus, winter
patent Mea seaes n6 % 4 spring scaeD 10
Wheat steady No. western Red, q % |:
NO, do, CSC No. Pa. Red, sl 1gx.
Corn flrm; sei yellow and mixed, SOC; No.
mixed and yellow. t6tbsc
oats steady; No. I White tS1sc No. . do
2nSci No. do, hX9t2c; No 5Mixed, t0k0
Rye at 67d6sc.
Seeds Glover duh at lOai0lxc; Timothy
AZ VI 10 flaxseed firm at tl e0GlI6
=, ,,fIovlslons firm and I'm good demand Moss
Mess Beet, s2ld5.
Bacon Smoked shoulders snsxc; salt
do, 12Ql2Nc.
Lard nrm, city refined at 100, loose
butchers, ~ 7569c prime steam, % lO6fs SO.
Butter dun and easy.
85Ao Western 10. $50 lined, 9Oc,
Cheese nrm and fairly active. New
York full cream 1tAc; western, ispiSko, 40
fair to good, lIhGi2kc Pa. part skins. S,ISe
9kc do full, 7k0sHo.
Petroleum quiet.
whisky az 81 10
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STRUCK BY a TRNsS.
An Arab PoddIer Fatally Injured Heai
Lsaman rlAcs.

An Arab Fodder Fatally Injured Neat
Leaman rlacs.
An Arab peddler, by tho name Of JOSEPH
Louey, while walking on the Penusy lvaui
railroad, quarter Of mile west of
Leaman Place this morning, was struch:
by the Columbia accommodation traigI
whom it met Niagara express. lie was 81
severely injured internally that 1t 10
thought be will die.
He was taken to Leamau Place and al.
tended by DR.. Leaman aud DIR. A. ii.
Smith, after which he was brought to this
city on freight train and taken to the
county hospital. Tho injured man had
two companions, who were brought TO
town also. II Is likely that they belong 80
the same party with the two who have
been in this city for some days past.
1t has been ascertained that the nauie
of the injured man il Joseph Gosey, that
he is native Of Arabia, 83 years old, IL ve
feet ten inches in height, with black hair,
brown eyes and swarthy features. His
principal injuries are about the chest.
lie was taken to the hospital at orc
o'clock this afternoon. DR.. Leaman at
tended him.
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pb,,ad,,ub,a uat,,e Mnrser

MONDAY, Feb. A-The arrivals of live
For the week. 500 beeves, ia,ooc sheep, 47oo
hogs. Previous week-2,5D beeves, l2.Ooo
Beet cattle we're in poor demand, and
prices declined from A@hc according TO
quality. The market was tho dullest known
selling for moro than &c.
Wequote as follows:
Ga6,Ic COMMON, 5SI5Xc.
vat cows were dull and lower ut g,la5c,
S essrs wsre IN ShoieS sr az sesns ngn
with sales OF several extra graded as high rs
Veal calves were In poor request at easc
Sheep ana Lambs were rather dun although
prices In sympathy with the west confined
rior quality, q number OF extreme culls being
offered at Sc.
We quote ne follows;
Extra, 6d61Sc; Good, 5bs6oszc; Medium,
4hG5Hc; Common, ShG44c; Lambs, shD
Hogs were in fair demand and prices ad.
vancad fully nc on all grades except extreme
common county. which were hard to dis.
We quote "a fol;ows
Extra, sfGs,Ec Good, szG9J.c; Medium,
99snc Common, sSsAc.
sALEs OF BssvEs AT wRsr PHILADELPHIA YARps.
Among the sales at the West Philadelphia
John MeArdle, l75 Western and Pa, sGTIc.
"sisy D. smyth huspsS BSo ~, iao "sssrm western aac
Nipple Bro, 100 head OF mixed cows, sk9
80.
owen Smith, 81 Western, own acct q do
r. /. Irving; II 90 Martin, Fuller
h Co. 817skc.
A. a J. Christy, 1877 Western, 6G7ze.
NJ, Ulman, GA Chicagoa, o90kci - do, 608ko;
2sdo, SIC 70 Lancaster county, 6h
f6s4c; 20 do 5kc.
Levi Lowenstein, % Western, e17c.
Isaac Adler, 80 Western, 8A06ho.
III. Chain, IL bulls 51l55lc.
II. Chain, ir., 81 Western and Pa, 5h67c.
james Clemson, 20 Western, 6HI7c.
\. B; Herbert, 81 Western, 6feslo. ,,
Dennis Smyth, 6j Pa, 6DSxc.
| NJ. Levi, ITO Western, BAe131Sc.
Bachman Levi, l6o Western, 61!c.
J. Y Latta, so Chester county. ea7Isc.
| II. scheetz, 50 western, ozJ6lso.
| Sol Lowenstein S3 Western, s4G6Nc.
schamberg Paul, ls0 Western and mixed,
| l.. Horn IS Delaware and Chester co., 4IlQsS
| II. 8. McFillen, ITO Western, eIzss7<c
eddEc.
pRKsssD MEATS.
City Dressed Beeyes were inactive and closed
30 lower at sh@l0<c, with sales OF common
cows az low as T1fc.
ApArToIR SALES.
Rodger Maynes, 100 head, s<tlOc.
q. 3. Dengler, 81 head, exQiO1fc.
H. q. Beckman, 10 head. 7tSQ0Ho.
l.. MoCandless n Co., 1872 head, sxGs!0tlc.
j. II. Mems 4 Bro, 100 head, IIf6plo}<c.
John II, ward, as head, 71S6ll0Xc.
Dressed sheep were inactive and prices
/ closed weaker, at SllOc. Lambs at l09ljc.
SAILS LAST WEEK.
Jos. II. McFillip. 3ts head, s6loc.
stewards Co., 297 head, snl8c.
Jos. II. McFiliin, 81 head lambs, lO0l2.
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URNIsHINa GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SILK NECKWEAR.

We have a quantity OF Teck Scarfs that
formerly sold tor 500. and $50. We nov mark
them ali TO l3c. each or ior25o.
. 80 silk Handkerehieis we offer for.....s 40
~ ...... .25
20 ...... .lS
A large quantity OF SILK Handkerchiets, fast
colors, y for D cents.
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n A0ClnDle.

About fifty invited guests met Mt tae
residence of Mr.. aud Mrs. Steve J. Owens,
North Limo street, Monday evening,
and had most delightful time. From
turret TO foundation stone the house was
thrown open to the visitors. Vocal and
instrumental music by accomplished art
lists, interspersed with waltEes, quadrilIes
and games, to which was added an elegant
set out were the principal features of the
occasion. Tho health OF the host and
hoatess was drank in repeated bumbers,
poror of Russia" tho party broke up al 2
a, III,
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seems strange that any one will suffer
from the many deangementa brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
Wills SSARSAPARlLLA AMI DSTILLINGIA,
" BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health 10 the physical orga nization. II
IL indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, ald has proven itself to bs the hest
BLOOD PUBlFIER ever discovered, effect.
ually curing Scrofula, syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala.
ria; all nervous disorders and debility bill.
ious complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
ueys, stomach, Skin, etc. 1t corrects indi
gestion. single bottle will prove to you its
merits as health renewer, for II ACTS LIK K
CHARM, especially when tho complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having tendency 10
lessen the natural vigor OF the brain and ner
Vous system.
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a StUrs Robbed.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-The meat store
of X. o. Israels, on Vine street was robbed
sometime during last night of $685. In
silver and notes, q $4,000 government
bond, and a note for $50. The bond and
note were found this morning in an alley
where the burglars had dropped them.
A detective to- day is investigating the
robbery last night at Bartlett's shoe store
on Chestnut street, during which the
watchman claims that he was bound and
gagged by masked men. The officials
conclude that the story told by the watch
man is a fabrication.
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a Murdcrsr's Confessi on.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5.-W. T. Fewry,
colored, confessed yesterday that he killed
Henry Depugh and another negro named
Ross last March near Alton, ILL., He says
some time ago Depugh killed a dog be.
longing to him and since then he had the
bitterest hatred against Depugh. On the
night Of the murder he was at Depugh's
house, and while the latter was preparing
something to eat Newry shot him three
times. Ross, the other victim, was sleep.
ing In the house, and fearing no would
reveal the crime Newry shot him also.
He then fred the house and fled.
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OVERCOATS
MEMS BUSINESS SUITS
MEMS FROCK COAT SUITS.
MEMS OVERCOATs.

$500 Cutsway Coat Suit we offer for. .slt.5o
9OOO " .... 1890
400 /" " .... lLTo
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Complimentary Resoiutions.

At a meeting of Lamberton lodge, No.
476, +. aud A. Y. NJ. held last evening,
w. NJ. John H. Morris, on behalf Of the
lodge. presented to ii. r. Fahnestook, who
for thirteen years past has been the secre-
tary Of the lodge, and declined re cleo,
tiop, a beautifully engrossed series of
resolutions, Of highly complimentary
character expressive of the appreciation of
the lodge of the long and efficient service
rendered by the ex secretary. Mr.. Fahnes.
took responded in fitting terms, thanking
the lodge for the favor shown him,
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A Largo funeral.

The funeral IF Edward Kautz took place
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock aud was
very largely attended. Tho floral tributes
to his memory were numerous and very
fine, among them being wreath OF flow.
ers with dove ia the centre, an anchor,
q cross, a sheaf of wheat and soythe. The
casket was covered with black cloth, and
had silver extension handles. Messrs.
John Murphy, VIM. X. Beard, Sher.
Smith, John Hartman, Andrew q. Meixell
and George w. Hufnagle acted as pail
bearers. The interment was made in
Woodward Hill cemetery.
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Tho j. A, T. a.

READING, Pa, Feb. 5.-The right
worthy grand lodge of the Junior Amori-
can Protestant association, embracing all
bodies of the order in the country, met
here to day. Reports were read, new
charters granted and a new constitution
WAS adopted. Application for the admis-
sion of Cincinnati colored lodge created
q lengthy aud spirited discussion. The
grand lodge was about equally divided in
the question OF admitting the colored men.
The question was finally left to commit.
tee Of five to report ct the next meeting in
Catasauqua, Pa.
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nilaafnanla.

HdUeriD's nin,rsi, III his nne troupe an.
pears IN Fulton opera house Thursday even.
ing. The OH City Derrick says " Haverly's
Ministries las night sang THAR songs. cracked
their Jokes, ana went through their various
performances TO one OF the iarpe est auiiouoes
of the season, The seasioknoss scene was or.
eellent, as was also the gorgeous burlcsque,
The Princess Of Madagascar The costumes
OF tho lattcr were very elegant"
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Perjsbed t,tbe r,,mes

WHEELING w. Va, Feb. 5. The dwell
ing of William Morrison, in Pochahoutas
county was burned late last night. Morri.
son and his wife escaped with four of their
children who were sleeping in the room
with them. But two Others, girls, aged
and II years, who wero sleeping in
another room, were burned to death.
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CHILDREN'S SUITS

We present a list OF prices that Is worthy your
attention.
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Days OF Appeal,

The tax payers of Bart, Conoy, Eden
and Pequea townships, who think their
properties have been assessed too high by
the township assessors, are being heard
to- day by the county commissioners. On
"Wednesday will bo heard the appeals from
Clay, Elizabeth aud Little Britain ON
Thursday the boroughs of AdamstOwn and
Mount Joy, and the township Of East
Cocalioo on Friday, salisbury, West
Lampeter and Fulton and on Saturday,
Conestoga, West Cocalico and Breck-
mock,
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InsrATnoF ALLns mAhuAnaII. m LATI

IHsrATEOF ALLES mAkSARGIL, LATE
IL OF Lancaster city, deceased. .--Letters tes-
IaIIentary on said estate having been
granted TO the undersis ned, all persons In.
debted thereto are requested To make imme-
diate payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement to tho under.
signed. NARY x. MoCULLEf,
A, j. EBERLY, Atty. fsttis
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NEWS FkOm PICTsBUKu.
Labor ana Legal Matte,s.

. PITTsBURe, Pa, Feb. 5.--The workmen
In the Shoenberger iron mill having
refused to accept 10 per cent. reduction
In wages, the works have been closed
down.
The coal miners at Rafferty, mines who
struck five weeks ago against q reduction
returned to work yesterday at reduced
rate.
The suit Of Charles w. Palmer against
tho Pennsylvania railroad company has
been settled by tho company paying
$500. Palmer was formerly baggage
master on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne &
Chicago railroad. In collision he received
injuries which crippled him for life.
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Letter from Dr. sorre.
Is WHIST 35rH STREET,
NEW YORK luna 1 IhnA

have been sufferer In the past with Ma
lsria, which nnally became Chills ana Fever.
Treatment by my physician failed TO help me.
l used BRASpRErH's PILLS and was cured
Thirteen months have elapsed since then and
have had no recurrence. Other members of
my family used them tor the same trouble
with the same good result.
cheeriully endorse them for this illness,
and also pleasant laxative or purgatiye, ac.
cording to the number taken. They are now
household remedy with me and am never
without them. would gladly give the de.
tails OF the foregoing TO any who might choose
10 eall upon me for them.
J. E, sERRE, DsnlisL
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Gov. PAtt,.ons motn.r p,aa.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. 5-Mrs. Oath
arine p. Pattison, mother of Gov. Patti
son, of Pennsylvania, died this morning at
the residence of her son.ir.law, this city,
aged SO years. She was a granddaughter
of Col. Thomas Wolferd, Of Cambridge,
Md, who commanded the Maryland line
in the revolution. Gov. Pattison was with
her In her last illness and at her death.
Her remains will be taken to Cambridge
for interment.
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Western arnin nrarns,.

DETRetr-- Receipts bus. wheat, 20 900
hus. Corn, 5000 bus. oats. shipments 1000
bus. Wheat, 1900 bus Corn, 5000 bus Oats.
MILWAUKEE pts-7,OOo bbls. Flour H.
COO bus, W heat, q, 900 bus. barley. Shipments
- 900 bbls Flour, 2.0oJ bus. Wheat, 1900 bus.
Barley.
PsoRIA-Receipts-7,oo 900 bus. Corn, n ooo bus.
oats, $500 bus. Rye. Shipments-47OOO bus,
Corn, 20, coo bus. Data, $50 bus. Rye
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riudiug the Cause OF the wreck.

BosToN, Feb. 5.-An official investga-
ton into the wreck Of the steamship City
Of Columbus, off Gay Head, Jan. 10, began
here to-day. Captain Wright, Of the un.
fortunate vessel, testified at great length,
giving the details of the wreck aud the
means of escape.
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"A DaaiArdlx AGannIf

WILMINGTON, Del Feb. ga dispatch
from Delmar, Del, reports felonious as-
sault near there upon young woman
named Irene White, by an unknown tray-
cling clock mender. The woman, who was
accompanied by little child was knocked
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a7s sse.asasa-ssa-s- --.aaa=asas-azs-zs-=-a-sz-sa
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Tho once held by the kidneys is one OF i'm
portanco. Thoy act as natures sluce-way TO
carry oil the extra liquids from the system
and with them the impurities both those that
are taksn into the stomach and those that are
formed in the blood. Any clogging or inac.
ton Of these organs 10 therefore important
Kidney.W ort is natures efficient assistant in
keeping the kidneys In good working order,
strengthening them and inducing healthy
action. IL you would got well and keep well,
Jake Kidney.wort
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A Woman Convicted OF Murder.

BIpDLEFoRB, Me-, Feb. 5.-The jury
in the case of Mrs. Barrows, charged
Jointly with Oscar Blainey with murder
ing the husband Of Mrs, Barrows, have
returned verdict Of murder in the first
degree. Mrs. Barrows received the verdict
unmoved.
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MCPHERSON WIN Bs socrstary.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 5.-Edward Mo
Pherson, of Pennsylvania, has decided TO
accept the secretaryship of the Republican
congressional committee, to which he was
elected two weeks ago. IIo has so in
formed Senator hawley, chairman of the
committee, and will take charge in q few
days.
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EMS BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS.
RuFFALO AND PLUSH ROBES.

slt 90 Buffalo VIC offer for. TO
6.25 Double Faced Plush we offer ior... b7b
$40 Plush we offer tor. AIS
l.2 Horse Blanket We offer for,.......... LIS
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evening, held 10 their club rooms, resolu-
tions were passed. indorsing tho candidacy
OF David MoMullon for mayor. and pledg-
ing tho members to uso all honorable
means to secure his election TO tho olllce
fOI which no was nominated.
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PnoumoniA Prevented.
OY.rnR RAY OuuRN's Co

NEW YORK, April IL, 1883.
believe have been saved from a terrible
illness by ALcooks Porous PLAsrEhs.
About a month ago l was attacked with q
violent pain In my chest, accompanied by
fever and great difficulty in breathing. Iap.
pretended pneumonia, which 10 30 prevalent
at presents 1 went to b d am applied one
OF Allcock's Plasters between my shoulder
blades and two on my chest. In an hour my
breathing was much easier, in two hours the
pain had lett me, and the next morning
awoke perfectly tree from fever. Invent about
my business as usual ana atthe end OF week
took the plasters or.
For the last ten years Allcock's Plasters
have been used by my family with the best
OBJECT In colds, coughs, ana pain In the side
and hack. E. Is. SHERWOOD,
BE sure TO obtain Allcock's Porous Plss
ter, as all others are worthless limitations
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why The, O.Ii nIm a OIn mnn. .

Yes, that's sadly so" said jenkins, ." my
hair Is turning gray and fal ing out before its
time Use something' 1 would, but most
hair restorcrs are dangerous" True" an.
swered his friend, but ParKer's Hair Balsam
Is "a harmless rs itis effective. I've tried Il,
ana know. Give the Balsam a show and the
boys will soonstop calling you Old Man Jen
kins." 1t never falls 20 restore the original
ooor to gray or faded hair. Richly perfumed,
an elegant dressing. Ile-lydS&eoww
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"Hath' Loses nj, suit.

New YORK, Feb. 5.-In the libel suit of
Hart of the Truth, against George Alfred
Townsend ("Gath'') for $20, 900 damages,
the jury to day rendered verdict in favor
of Hart for s55. Defendants motion for
a new trial was denied.
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Right Years, soroIuIn Uu,ea

A valued correspondent, Albert simpson,
esq, writing from Peoria, ILL.,, says "Samari.
tan Nsrpins cured me OF scrofula, after having
suffered Iors years with the disease" Mr..
simpson lives In Peoria. Ask him. Your
druggist keeps II. SL50. f5.lwdeod6w
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MAHhE1S,
Row York hiarkets.

NEW ioRK, Feb, 6.-Fiour rather weak ex'
port and home trade demand.
Wheat hqAo higher, dull and heavy trade,
mainly In options No, Rcd, FEB, 81 9 059
Gl I6}S do May, sI Isszeli l2k,
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-The Schuylkill
Navigation company has declared divi.
dend Of seventy cents per share on pre-
ferred aud thirty.iye cents on com mon
stock.
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Samuel Hess 81 Son, auctioneers, sold
mt public sale, yesterday, at Dauiel Lopan's
sale and exchange stables, 90 head OF Ken.
lucky mules for Howard Baily at an aver.
age price OF 1907 o. per pair.
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IN IA Withdrawn

The cross su ts for assault and battery
and surety of tie peace between Joseph L.
Greider on the enc side aud Benjamin M.
uesD and Samuel @. Hess have been
withdrawn, tho Hess boys paying the
costH,
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