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FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

The result of the second ballot was an
nounced at 80, and the increase of Blaine's
vote was the cause of vociferous cheering
ON the part of the audience.
The third ballot was proceeded with, and
lt1..l.n Ell.
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convention, but once nlue suffered defeat,
Garfield obtaining the coveted prize When
Garfield made up his cabinet he offered Mr..
Blaine the portfolio of the secretary of state,
and the offer was accepted Soon after Pres
ident's Arthur's accession, following Garfield's
death, Mr.. Blaine resigned. Ever since he
has been living in retirement, busily engaged
upon his historical work, Twenty Years in
Congress"
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John A. Logan, candidate for Vice-Presi-
dent, was born of Irish parenage in jackson
county, ILL.,, February 8, 1926. The infrequent
sessions of school in the new settlement where
he lived, led his father to take upon
himself the early education of his SON
Upon the declaration of war between
the United States and Mexico he was made
lieutenant of the First Illinois infantry and
was for time adiutant of his regiment. At
the close of the war he studied law with his
uncle, and in 1S49 became clerk of jackson
county. Afterward he completed his legal
studies at the Louisville University, and was
admitted to the bar in 1852. In the
year of his graduation he was elected to the
State legislature, and in the following year
to the office of prosecuting attorney of the
Third Judicial district, holding that Office
until 1857. He was reelected to the State
legislature three successive times, and was
presidential elector on the Buchanan and
Breckenridge ticket In 1858 and 1sG0 he was
elected to Congress. In July, 1861, he left his
seat in the extra session of Congress and
Joined the Federal troops on their way to the
disastrous battle of Bull Run He was made
colonel of the Thirty-frst Illinois infantry,
and III March, 1862, was appointed brigadier-
general of volunteers
During the summer of 1862 he refused q
nomination for Congress, saying he preferred
TO remain in the field. For services performed
during Grants Mississippi movements he was
made major general, and succeeded Sher-
man as head of the Fifteenth army corps
in 1868. When General Mcpherson was
killed Logan succeeded him as
commander of the army of the Tennessee. He
was with Sherman in his " March to the Sea, y
remaining with him until the surrender of
Johnston. After the war ne was elected to
the United States Senate from Illinois. and
debates in the upper house of the national
Congress.
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galvanic shock" The nomination was sec
onded in speech by George William Curtis
of New York.
Close after Mr.. Edmunds' nomination, at
about 2 A. NJ, the convention adjourned until
IL A. M
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

BASE BALL is becoming very popular in
Cuba.
THE Baltimore salary list foots up about
PHILADELPHIA has been llanktd ur tine
this season.
RADBoURN leads the pitchers so far, both in
batting and fielding.
THE Bostons made but thirty-five errors in
their first nine games, an average of less than
four to a game
RURAL debating society has n lively sub
ject for discussion at its next meeting. 1t is:
'ReSolved, That the position of base ball UNI
pire is attended with more danger than that
of the Gar of Russia" There will be some
trouble to induce members to speak on tho
negative side.
A LAMENT.
Our left fielder is sick and our catcheris lame
Our short stop is playing a very poor game;
Two pitchers are used up, the other is Wild
The basemen can't play when the weather amt
The man in the right field is suffering from
chills:
The sub has a strange complication of ills:
Just what bothers our captain the doctor can't
But in other respects we are feeling quito
well
-Chicago Herald.
At the close of the sixth week of the League
championship campaign the record of the eight
conteniing clubs was as follows:
Clubs Won. Lost Clubs. Won Lost
FGoSId;n:c G GpiIeio Is i
New lork.....2l 10 Philadelphia..... p
Chicago .........13 &c Detroit. ......... 23
The twelve clubs of the American associa-
ton stood as follows at the end of the sixth
weeks play:
Clubs. Won. Lost C ubs BOn Last
L,,ieaaI1,a. 20 Gincinnat....I5 10
Columbus. LII 10 Pittsburgh . Is
ST. LouS. lie 10 Toledo ..... %
Baltimorc....l6 IL indianapolis 6 10
Athletic. .....16 II Washington. 5 20
The Eastern League record was as follows:
Clubs Won. Lost. Clubs. Won. Last
Wilmington....17 Virginia ......12 II
Trenton .......ll 9 AiIantown, ii
Newark .......l3 II HARRISBURG. e. Il
ActlNe..........2 10 Monumental. .Disband.
In the college race the record is as follows:
Clubs Won, Lost. Gibbs Won. Lost
HHaai.en;o;,:i'''.''.''ss J Brown 9
Amherst. ........i Dartmouth. 5
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CHICAGO CONVENTION.
Proceedings of the Republican
National Party,
How James G.. Blaine and John A.
Logan Were Nominated.

Following is q detailed account, made
up from the New York papers, of the proceed
lngs of the Republican National convention at
Chicago:
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SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

On the second day, after the convention
was called to order By Temporary Chairman
Lynch, prayer was offered by the Rev. DR.
John IL. Barnes, of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church. James A. Gary, o, MARYLAND, pre-
sehted a memorial from the president and
secretary of the State Temperance Alliance of
that State, emboiytg resolutions. passed by
that body, appealing to the conventions of the
Republican and Democratic parties 10 en-
body clause in their platforms distinctly
recognizing prohibition and to nominate can
dldates III accord Herewith, and saving that
If neither recognized this principle the
memorialists would vote for neither, and that
If one of them did so, then the ballots of the
alliance would be cast for the candidate Of
that party.
George V. Massey, Of Delaware, offered a
resolution referring to the committee on reso-
lutions a proposition to enlarge the term of
the presidential office to six years, and to rem
der an incumbent of the Office ineligible to re
election.
Senator P. b. Plumb, of Kansas, offered a
resolution against the ownership of lands in
this country by foreigners, as a system opposed
to the doctrine of the fathers. Referred
S. w. Hawkins, of Tennessee, offered a res
olution pledging all delegates to support the
nominee Of the convention, whoever he NAV
be.
Mr.. Pierce, of Massachusetts,, opposed the
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,.deps.osuss In Iows.


a large number Of Independent Repub-
IoonA nearly all Of whom voted for Gov.
kermAn last year. held o convention in
l)oG uolnea, Ia, Friday. The Hon. /.
HQetnn. formerly Republican state senator
lGom Lucas county, was made president.
Al thcse present made report ofnumeyous
GknnGes from Blaine to Cleveland
ln their respective localities, and sew.
oGa1 Scandinavians reported Republican
loses amounting in many cases to q
stampede. Tho general impression seemed
10 prevail that the disaffection had become
20 general and widespread that Blaine
could mot possibly carry the state. An
address was promulgated to the public
sitting forth the corruption of the Repub.
lIcan party aud its leaders. especially Mr..
Blaine, asserting that during The war they
lhtteusd on the necessities of the country
ohat the election Of Blaine would still
further lower the standard of public NOR
~ and open the doors to political corrup-
Hon that have hitherto been closed, and
asking all fair minded Republicans who
havs grown tired Of the party lash to show
their Independence by deserting the party
md voting for Cleveland and Hendricks.
The Republicans arc becoming greatly
alarmed at the outlook, and are flooding
tAs state with smoney and imported
speakers, something never done before in
Iowa.
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Tnousauos say 80.

Mr.. +. w: Atkins, Girard. KAN, writes: 81
never hesitate to recommend your Electric
1etaetipn and arc rapid sellers" Electric
nlttsrs are. the purest and best medicine
kpoWn and VIII positively cure Kidney and
J4ver cOmplaints. Purify The blood and reg
ulate tho bowels. No iamily can afford TO be
without them. They will save hundreds of
0oilatss ~ DOCTORS bills every Year. Sold at
1tty cents bottle by IL. B. Cochran, druggist,
Hos. ISL and lsa North Queen street, Lancaster,
fa. t3)
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10 Yoa sei,sxs L.

That in this town there are scores of persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed Stomach, Liver Com
platnt Constipation, when for 75c. we will sell
them Shtich's vttalfzcr, guaranteed to cure
thom. Sold by II. B. Cochran, druggist, Nos.
n and l3o North Queen street feb7-eod2
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Wnst une Dass uid.

.. 9. Graves, OF Akron. N. Y, hal Asthma
o. yhe worst kind. Took one dose OF Thonads'
Xbetefvjo on and WAS relieved In i've minut IS.
He ADDS: "W0uld walk ten miles for this
medicine and pay % bottle for It. II cured
my wife OF rheumatism like magic. For sale
~ H. b. Cochran, druggist, ISL and l39 No rth
Quoon street.
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fNKAY's sPEUIFIO mEDlUlRE-- THE
" Great English Remedy. An untatling
cure for Impotency. aud ali Diseases that fol.
low Loss OF Memory, Universal Iassitude,
Pain in the Back, Dimness OF Vision, Prema
ture Old Age. and many other diseases that
lead TO lnsaoiiy or Consumption ana Pre-
mature Grave. Full particulars In our PAM
phlet, which we desire 70 send Tree by mail to
all druggists ut 81 per PACKAGE, or six pack
ages for IS, or will be sent free my mail on the
receipt of the money, by addressing the agent
II. Is. COCHRAN, Druggist,
Noa. l37 and l39 North Queen street, Lancas-
ter. Pa.
On account tofcounterieits. we have adopted
the Yellow Wrapper the only genuine.
THE GRAY MEDlLlnE CO.,
d&w buffalo. N. Y.
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a sUIL LASS ar LOniI.LAMD's rLO0
"A and Fountain nne cut Tobaccos. Also.
nrst-clnss Smoking Tobaceos a.
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Harrisburg Express, which leaves Lancaster
at TAO p. m, has direct connections without
change OF cars) to Colum bin and YORK.
Fast Line, west, on sunday, when daSEol
wnl stop at DowniDgtown, Coatesvilie, Psrkes,
burg, Mount JOY. EliGabethfown and Middle
town.
Day Express, FAST Limo, News Express, Maii
Train. No. !, Western Express and PacIhc Ex.
press run daily.
Ths time here given is Eanern time, or that
OF the 18th meridian, whice is minute ami
seconds faster than that heretofore used.
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DO As OTHERS HAVE DONE.

ARE YOUR KIDNEYS D1ORDKREDf
"Kidney-wort brought me from my grave,
- Il were, after had been given up oy ID pcst
III W. DryrRAux, Mechanic, Ionia, Mich.
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&OrfeRfention. The Scarlet, cardinal Red,
Old Gold. Navy Blue, Seal Brown, Diamond
Dyes give perfect results. Any fns lionable
color, 1Oc:, at druggists. Wells RichaI dson j
Co, Burlington, Vt.
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Is insufierable. We don't like It. A person
with strong breath must not make himself
very familiar with Us. An impure breath Is
caused by an unhealthy stomach. Burdock
Hood Bttters Will correct this evil. They are
tho best stomach medicine known. For sale
by n. b. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l39 North
Queen street
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OLOTHIk6,
u EUsTLi,.

PINE CLOTHING FOR THE DRHssY
Wool Worsted Material in Corkscrew, Whin-
cord and Cord Diagonals in coiors of black.
Ths new shade OF Brown and the stylish and
popular Mulberry. Also very large variety
OF neat patterns I'm Cassimercs, Tweeds and
kerseys at the lowest possible prices the same
auaaiisy qua a material can DC soia a. for anywhere,
made neat and strong. kits tor children in
New and Attractive styles.
LIGHTWEIGHT OvERCOATS in Fancy
and Plain Colors OF tho Newest Autumn pat
terms. Trimmed and made handsomely with
silk facfngs and satin sleeve Innings. and they
are superb In Fit
THE SULTAN, genuine imported Frize or
OF colors. and SOFT AND STIFF HATS in
the latest and most desirable shades tor Young
Gents Wear: Also q large assortment OF
kinds. THE NEW BROADWAY Is the very
latest style in Fine SILK Hats.
CAMPAIGN GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES,
BROKAW SHIRTS, University Style in
White, Gray, Blue. Green or Brown for Bi.
have become the favorite with Young Gents.
and We are prepared TO supply all sizes at the
lowest prices.
THE SILK NECKwEAR we are selling for
nall a-dollar is OF the newest pattern. rich I'm
quality and the variety OF shades cannot be
excelled.
CUNNING COATS. with large quantity OF
pockets, sl.25 to s3.25.
THE SCHOOL SHOE. very neat, durable
Gem for Boys. These Shoes are made to our
order, and will stand the test OF the sharpest
criticism.
WEDGE AND SPRING HEEL SHOES tor
Misses and Children in American and Curacao
Kid. Pebble and Goat made with Opera or
RUBBER CLOTHING ana BOOTS and
SHOES OF all grades.
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HAVE you BRl0HT's D1sEAsEf
Kidney.Wort cured mo when my water
was Just like chalk and then like blood"
Frank Wilson, Peabody, Mass.
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Kidney.W Wort cured me from nervous weak
nese &c, after had not expected to ltve."-
Mrs. n. n. b. Goodwin, Ed. Chrtsfi0N Monitor
Cleveland, Ohio.
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"AYIN0 DISSOLVED PARTNEReHlP
III and permanently closed the Chestnut
street Iron Works, desire to inform my old
patrons and the public generally, that 4 am
Iron Company's WorkG, North Plum street,
where am making Iron and Brass Castings
of every description. and will be pleased To
nerve all who may favor me with their patron.
age. from 10 years experience in the business
anu using tho bast material and employing
antee entire satisfaction. Castings made froi
a mixture OF iron and steel which are more rt-
best east iron known. v teeth roll pinions.
rolls and rolling mill work q speciality. Cast
inxs made OF very soft iron and bfass cast
ters af the well and 1ayorehly known MOwrer
Corn and Cob Crushor, RENTED and improved.
Also ON hand, mills completely htted up or in
lse tor years. guaranteeing the'n % give sat.
snsissms &c. AS0VLLsx.
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FOR SALE AT OOOH
IN Ian's Drug Store, No. l37 and lS9 North
Queen Street, Lancaster. Pa.
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nsDroA...
fyAln nxALrH AND HAPPINESS.
HOW


(NAln HEALrH AND HAPPINESS
HOwf
DO AS OTHERS HAVE DONE.
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS DIORDKREDf
"Kidney-wort brought me from my grave,
~ II were, after had been gfven up oy ID pest
X. ". DHvrRXur, Mechanic, Ionia, Mich.
ARE YoUR NERVES wEAKs
Kidney.wort cured me from nervous weak
Mrs. \. n. B: Goodwin, I'd. tnrtsfta~ Moraor
HAVE you BRlGHT's DISEASES
was Just iike chalk and then like blood"
Frank Wilson, Peabody, Mass.
SUFFERING FROM DIABETES
have ever used. Giyee almost Immediate re-
lief."-Dr. Phillip q. Ballou, Aonkton, Vt
HAVE you LIVER COMPLAINT,
Kidney.Wort cured me of Chronic Liver
late Col. 69th Nat. Guard, n. Y.
IsYOUR BACK LAME AND ACHINar -.
Kidney-Wort Il bottle) cured me when
- " G. N. Tslmase. Milwaukee, Wis.
HAVE You KIDNEY DIsEAsEf
kidney. Wort made me sound In liver and
kidneys after years O1unsuccesSful dOctOr1nE.
Its worth 80 box."-Samr Hodges, Williams
town, West Va. &c.
ARE you OU.CONsTIPATEDf
:" Kidney Wort causes,easy evacuation and
cured me after 10 years use,of other medicine"
Nelson Fairchild, St Aibans, VT.
HAVE you MALARIA'
s"Kidnoy-Wort has done better than any
other remedy l have ever used In my prac-
tice."-Dr. X. X Clark. South Hero, VT
ARE you BILIOUSf
=" Kidney-W ort has done me more good than
any other remedy have ever taken"
Mrs. j. I. Galloway, ELK Flat, Oregon.
ARE YOU TORMENTED WITH PILEsH
"kidney-wort permanently cured me ol
bleeding piles. DIR. w. q. Kline recommended
II to me.'-Geo. ii. Horst, Cashier Nj. Bank
Myerstown, Pa
ARE YOU RHEUMATISM RACKEDf
+" kidney-Wort cured me after was given
Iyears."-E1bridge Malcomb, West Bath, Ne.
LADIES, ARE you SUFFERINGf
"kidney-Wort cured me OF peculiar trou
blcs OF several years standing. Many friends
| use and praise it."-Mrs. ii. Lamorcaux, Isl,
| La Motto, VT
II you would Danish Disease and Gain Healti
take
| KIDNEY-WORT,
the BLOOD CLEANSER.
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SUFFERING FROM DIABETES
Kidney-Wort Is the most successful remedy
have ever used. Gives almost Immediate re-
lief."-Dr. Phillip q. Ballou, Aonkton, Vt
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rINHE BAOKUs WATEK MOTOR
Is THE MOST
ECONOMICAL POWER KNOWN FOR
DRIVING LIGHT MACHINERY.
1T TAKES sUr LITTLE ROOM.
1T NKvRR GETS OUT OF REPAIR.
IT oAH NOT BLOW UP.
1T REQUIRES NO BURL.
1T NRRDs NO ENGINRKR.
THERE Is NO DKLAY NO WIRING UP.
No ASHES TO oLRAE UP.
No HxTRA INSURANCE. TO PAY.
No REPAIRING NECESSARY.
No GOAL BILLS TO PAY, AND
1T Is ALWAYS READY FOR UsR.
1t Is invaluable for Blowing Church Organs,
for Running Printing Presses, Sewing Ma.
chimes, Turning Lathes, Scroll Saws, Grind
stones, Cofiee Mills, Sausage Machines, Feed
Cutters, Corn Mills, Elevators. Ice Cream
Freezers, Etc. Call at j. l.. Binkiey's Grocery
Store, corner East King and Duke streets, and
see one In operation.
-Four horse power at 40 pounds pressure OF
water. It Is n0iseless, neat, compact, steady,
and above ali it is VERY CHkAP. Prlce-oI6
to $500. Send tor circular to
L. ii. DILLER, Agt.,
NO. ~ N. DUKE ST., LANCASTER, PA.
The Backus Motor will do more work with
less water than any other water motor In ex-
tstence. augll 3md
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LADIES, ARE you SUFFERING
/" kidney-Wort cured me OF peculiar trou.
blcs OF several years standing. Many friends
use and praise it."-Mrs. IL. Lamorcaux, Isle
La Motto, VT
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POLlEx0AL.


Democratic NstioIaI Ticker.
-Sges.dsns-aRQYER ; CLEVELAND.
Vice President-THOMAsA A.. HENDRICKS.
Democratic State Ticket.
nLRcroRs AT LARGE
1IOHARD vAUX. Ii. j. MoGRANN,
Il. b. PLUMEK
nLKcroRs.
Dist. dist
John slevin. Is. George &. Purdy
ID P.J J.sensenderierll6 l6. p. X. Ackley.
\. John w. Leo. IL. John L. Leyan,
q. u. J. HOran. Is. Ezra ID. Parker.
- = Y. Wright. -. n. w. Mumma.
q >. II. Brinton. %. A. II. Dill.
e. q. Y Reuischler. n j. X. +. Dun.
3 n n. North. %. Johh Swan.
M. II. q. Stiles. =. A. B. wtnternitz.
Il. 4. q. Hroadhead. %. John II. Hill.
v. kockatellow. D. VIM. A. Forguer.
y. Richard nahn. "a. A. j. Greenfield.
II. George II. Irwin.
Democratic County Ticket:
Sonxrsss.@PXKis HaLDEMxNa. DAVIS
Assembly tsi-GashsTiAs | 3 q ) Tox; TI Svso.
@.-s.s DETw!LER.
:, :. II; ~; ;KAUFFMAN.
ReSisser.ME.C q. DiLIEw. an
County rreasurar.-JNO: =. MANN.
G C,srs q q p si-H; IssI! ?; EgTrEa + MGsrvrrv.
County Conmissioner,-H. y. HARTMAN
Prison laspsoiors.-T !; xI9$ sHSs;
roos Direc.on.-sES; gAEasTETTER,
Cowcuer.-DAyIs KyTCH
Audit0rs-GEo. w. sCHROEDEk.
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WHEN OPEN eOn DsLlvnRx.
pvLIvnKIEs nY OAsKinRv

There are thro0smnil deliveries by Lettar
Carriers each day, and on their return tl1pa
they take up the mail matter deposited In the
letter boxes.
A collection Is mAdo from all the bexes ON
Sunday after 400 d. IN.
For the nrst delivery the carriers leave the
once at TOO q. IN. second delivery At l0D0
a. m. third delivery at 400 p. IN.
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ARE You RHEUMATISM RACKEDf
kidney-WOrt cured me after l was given
up to die by physicians and had suffered u
syears."-Elbridge Malcomb, West Bath, Ne.
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HAVE you LIVER COMPLAINTi
Kidney-Wort cured me of Chronic Liver
Diseases after prayed to die"-Henrv Ward,
late Col. 69th Nat. Guard, n. Y.
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HAVE YOU KIDNEY DIS EAs

ARE YOU TORMENTED WITH PILESS
kidneywort permanently cured me OF
bleeding piles. DIR. w. q. Kline recommended
1t to me.''-Geo. ii. Horst, Cashier NJ. Bank,
Myerstown, Pa
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at Lancaster with Niagara Express ct SIX
viii run through to Hanover daily eTcsrf
Sunday.
Frederick Accommodat,o1, west oonnectins
at Lancaster With Fast Lima wost at l:SA viii
run through 70 fyedortck.
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Is YOUR BACK LAME AND ACHINGf
Kidney-Wort Il bottle) cured me when
was so lame had to roll out of bed"
Q. NJ. Talmage, Muwauk ee, Wis.
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BEST MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP.
Farmers and Threshermen,

We man ufhctuf6 ana Keep IN SUOCk Inc Iols
lowing goods, which are always on hand:
Portable Engines on Wheels and sills.
stationery Engines, TO 60 Horse Power.
stationery Boilers.
Portable Boilers.
Portable Saw Mills.
Large and Small Boiler Feed Pumps pump
and heaters combined
steam Pump.
Bark, Cork and Cob Mills.
Pulleys, Shaftfng and Gearing.
House Cellar Heaters.
Creamerics fitted up.
Steam Heating q Speciality;
Iron and Brass Castings:
Iron Tanks for Water and Oh.
Light and Heavy Sheet Iron Work.
Steam and Water Pipes:
Hancock Inspii iatOrs.
Valves and FITTINGS.
Andes Sons SeparatOrs.
Build any Power or style Of Boilers. Esti.
mates given for machinery. Repairs prompt
Iy and carefully attended TO.
aS-ALL WORK GUARANTEED
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/ EBANoN . LANCASTER JOINT LINE
A RAILROAD.

J. A. WILSON, supt X. a g. X. Il.
j. NJ. HAvARD. SupL U. and q. Mt IL. II. X.
GnoRaR ELITE, Supt r. 4 Il. X. Il. a4i-lyd
DENNSHLvANIA RAlLROAD.M1W
II SCHEDULE ana after SUNDAY
NOVEMBER, Is 1888, trains on tho Pennsyl
vania Hailroad will arrive Al and leave the
Lancaster and Philadelphia depots a. follow ST.