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! Hedges Elected to Cnngrexs.

CISclSNATI, Oct. fl4.-The Commercial
Ga.ette's specials indicate the election Of
Hedges for Congress in the Mansfield dis.
trict by 500 majority. At Springfield, o.,
an enormous vote was polled with indica.
tions OF 1000 Republican majority. Is.
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THE BANNER COUNTY

Sustnins Her Neputn,Ion-Prcstnn Gives
1900 sIajorlsy for Maxwell. 3:
Special Correspondence Of the In.elliueneer. =.
! kIEdwoop, W. Va, Oct. Liking.
wood, Albrightsville and Rowlesburg give
Maxwell two hundred and forty;tlve ana
jority. Kingwood's vote is Maxwell l4I,
Wilson 72. At Albrightsyillc Maxwell
had "A and Wilson lG. At Rowlesburg
sfaxwelPs majority is lis. Maxwell's ma
jority in tho county will be over 1900,
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snoolInv ana cuttlpJr;. j. nj. .lslplcy

RlrL.y, o., Oct.s Morris Garrison
died this morning from tho effects Of n
pistol shot fred last nightly David West
during the progress Of; Republican pro,
eession. This. morning Coleman stabbed
Thomas Daniel flour times, intlicieting
mortal wounds. X L Il y ,. E
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uA.,suppTss hill Gtrnsn In store ut Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The visible. supply
oi grain October i ! MS compiled by the
Secretary of!the Chicago Board of Trade,
was: Wheat, 80, o,114,ooO bushels; corn,
$3.50, Dob busiols; oats, 3,739,00O bushels;
rye, 15s,0OO bushels, barley l,05s,OOO.
Grain In store at Chicngo October i was
Wheat, 1885,, 900 bushels; corn,3 ,5l0,O ,Oe0,-
600 bushels; barley, ] %, 900 bushels; total
S,4lSOOO bushels, against l0,G00, 600 bush-
els for the SUMO date year ago. z,sEts i (
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MARION COUNTY.

Henyy yoto pollod-AIuxwell 'Ahead SO, Far
ms tho yotcs Have Bcen Counted. u
Special Dhpa'eh 70 The I"'tl1igensfr. =, sI:
tFAlRMoSr, Oct. .l4-Narion county polls
avery heavy vote. It is impossible at
this time to give figures, but We estimate
tho county for Maxwell by one hundred.
The count is not yet completed at any
point, but one hundred votes bave been
counted at Fairmont prccincE one fifth Of
the vote. OF this Wilson Eets thirty-fve
and Maxwell sixty:Gye.T Tho count will
not be finished before 1ioop> >to-nlorrcw. q
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CLEVELAND, Oct: l4-Incompleto re-
turns indicate the election OF Foran, tie
Democratic candidate for Congress, and
Sawyer, Democratic candidate for Sheriff.
The Republicans elect, all the other con-
didates in this county by a majority OF
from 5000 Ito $500. ! The, Republican
State ticket will carry the county by
about the same majority. -. s
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Cadlz Comes to tho Front.

Special Dt1mtch 10 tie Inttltfgentr. at
CADlz, O., Oct. 1.-THE election passed
of quietly. Cadiz townships vote Of ,74l
is,the largest by seventeen ever pollcd.
Forty Republican first voters marched to
tho polls headed by:a drum corps + The
excitement tonight is intense. Reports
from half the county indicate TINT Robin
sons majority will be 600 Tiu- Harrison
county. Robinson's majority in Cadix
nrecinct Ia %. :. y > .7.. I
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Hurd Probably Defeated.

TOLEDO, O., Oct. 14.-Returns coming
in slowly show large Republican gains i'll
the county. The gain over Hoadly in the
county will probably. be 1000. The Re-
publican gain in the Congressional dis
trict is 5000. Hurd is running away he
hind his ticket in this county, so that the
Congressional election is in doubt, y,
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Enins in'tho Hooking Valley,

LoSpoS, O., 0ct,;l4 The Republicans
elected their entire county ticket. In the,
Hooking and Tuscarawns Valleys large
Republican gains are reported Y, "a;
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WHAT we don't know about West Vir-
glnia may be very good news: Returns
from remote counties; Will ;comet in by
nack .mulc.-n Z 4 Sf y,ii 'stS4ass,!Ss
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There was intense interest in Wheeling,
au'l with it NIL good order. For which
let lis be thankful. Il II is. also in order to
be Il little proud: IL &; I. GEs:js :
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Iselvn on Exhibition. !

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. l4.-Belva A.
Lockwood, Presidential candidate, ar
rived here today, as the guest Of the
Southern Exposition, e h y T.; 81 r. !
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Dayton Goes Iscpublicnp

& DAYTON. O., Oct. l4-Great crowds sur
round the Republican headquarters cheer
ing yociierously us each bulletin is re.d.
Returns from three wards in this city
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BASARD, W. Va, Oct. l4.-This precinct,
In Union district, gives Maxwell 90 ma
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Ohio were displayed on canvas, the high.
way was almost impossible for wagons
and street cars. The earlier dispatches
indicated a Republican i victory, and
two i.oi the leading Republican clubs
paraded tho principal streets with torch.
lights and bands, adding to the almost
wild enthusiasm Of those congregated
along tho street. About II o'clock the
crowd began to dispersc, but at midnight
tho streets were still crowded with tho
cheering adhetents Of the successful
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IT. there are any more voters in Ohio
county they will please forward their
mas,es 10 be recorded. ..Sil8a :.
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is estimated that the Democratic majority
IN the county will not be more than 25.
Brooke County.

WELlsnuRo, VIVA, Oct. l4.-All pro.
eifess in Brooke county, but Wellsburg,
heard from give Wilson for Governor one
hundred and iifty-tlirce majority, M
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Tho HONG of .Rol,inson.

u CoLuMnvs, O, Oct: 1.-THE Fourth
ward Of Kcnton, Ohio, the home Of Con:
eral Robinson, shows a. net Republican
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Of The Intellioelcsr.

Cs'Ttspondfnct q ne 1hle1l0c7ctr. -. e
4 RowLEsnuRa, W.. VA, Oct. little
vote for Governor at llow]esburg, is Max
we'll 2O3; Wilson S. Maxwell's majority,
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CoLuMnus, Oct. H. Tho compare
sons for the Ohio election will be, based
upon the vote. Of 1883, when the Demo-
Gratis had n majority Of 1850. There are
1892 wards and precincts in the State. 1t
will require m average gain Of seven votes
to tho ward or precinct for the Republi-
ems to overcome the Democratic majority
and carry the State. 3. S. y N. Z
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nIcEinIaY,k NIninrIfr.

Special Dlfpa'th 10 The InlclIl0cnctr.9 :. =
AKRON o. Oct. IA. Summit ,oNnty
gives Mckinley 1900 majority. Gle
Twentieth District.giye him 1900. The
Republican State ticket has over $500 ina.
iority in Summit county. Akron, out u
5000 votes gives, Robinson 757 majority
and Mckinley Go. Paige carried his own
precinetby 81 votes. The Irish were with
us nobly. l+SrS.f.s = = ..rt-r3 1 .sf .
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!. CoLuMnrs, O., Oct. 14,-seyen hundred
and sixty-eigl.t wards and precincts
show a net Democratic gain Of
75G over the vote for Secretary OF State
in 1850. The same wards and precincts
show u net Republican gain Of 1860 over
the vote for Govcrnorln 1883.
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/; Galus for Wilsou.

a CnARLEsrowS, October 14.-This dis:
trict gives Wilson ss5 majority, IN in
creased majority from last year OF III.
|.:HAnpEn's FERRY, October l4.-Harper's
Fefr,-district gives Wilson 100 majority,
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Tho Majority Indicated.

Columns, O., Oct. l4.-The Republican
majority for Secretary OF State in 1880 was
1905. Comparing the 2es precincts and
wards received with that year shows n net
Democratic gain Of 3lS. The same ratio
throughout the State would give Repub-
lican majority Of 10000. Comparing the
128 precincts with tho vote oflSSa, Shows
a net Republican gain Of 500. The same
ratio Of gain throughout the State indicates
a Republican majority Of $4,000. Il s,a
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Two Congressman Gained.

ICoLuMnvs, O., Oct. tl4.-Five hundred
and tlirty.one wards and precincts show
q net Democratic gain Of ,o57 over the
vote Of 1850. The same wards and pre-
cincts show net Republican gain Z OF
SAT- over the Governorin 1883. : ~
Hon. WIN. Mckinley, jr., ,of Canton,
candidated for Congress in tho Twentieth
district, telegraphs US follows: =
CANTON, O., Oct. 14.-Returns arc I'M,
official, but such as We have give me not
less than 1000 majority. - ;s ;E
Mr.. Mckinley was unseated by the pres
ent Congress, and his election is u Re.
publican gain.,l benjamin Buttcrworth
Republican, is elected III the First district
by about $500 majority. 5% & '5,g Ss3, s;'l i
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TnE scalpei braves might organize a
Buffalo Bill combination md take the
road. r'. l.r,'-lN'-l 5 W.,
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HALF Of NIL the men who made bets lost
their money. Betting is not m industry,
that ought to be encouraged 4Ht@ {.
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Drank, from, a PGl.o,in,s,l spht,nrs,.. N q.

cosllocroS, o. Oct Gaunierr' i and t.rsd
family, Of Linton township, drank froinSas
spring the water Of which was poisoned, !,
and arc now lying at the point o( death, ~
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MoSrrELlEn VI, Oct. l4.-1n balloting
for United States Senator for the long term,
in the House today, Senator Morrill, re.
ceiyed III votes, Timothy p. Redfcld &c,
W. T. Dillingham; 3; scattering 3. The
Senate voted this afternoon and tomorrow
at noon tho votes Of the Houses will be
ratified. .In5,ltg.s, 5itl Z. IA. tfj 4, n
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WosDER what Governor Cleveland
thinks Of Ohio and the 0hioans by this
time9 ..iH" I@; ,IttE' 7-fr
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y Dig Gnlns IN s9esgnntown.

8 MonGANTowS, ". VA, Get. IA
Morgan district gives Maxwell s43; Will
son l4G, q Republican gain Of 9s over the
majority in 1880 West Morgantown,
Grant district, Maxwell co; Wilson 81.
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Summers County.

HINTON, W, Va, Oct. l4.-summes
county gives $50 majority for tho Demo-
cratic State ticket, with two precincts 10
hear from, which will increase It 10 400.
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West VIRGINIA is Il little.slow in coming
10 the front. lislc isn't careful she will
be left. Tho procession proceeds.
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4. ffartinsburs's Vote.
Special Dispatch to tie Intellioc,lcer,

MARrlssnuRaS W; Va, Oct. l4.-The
polls have Just closed on voters. This
town has 1862 votes asd 1895 ,were cast.
The ticket is a long one hpd can ,tppssibly
be counted before . a. NJ, ,to.morroRS
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KEYsEn, VIVA, Oct. 1.-THE vote In
town will not be completed tonight, II
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give 237 Republican gain over last Spring,
or 500, over last FALL. Other, precincts In.
dicate like gains. II this continues Day.
willgiveal small Republican major.
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Putnam County,

CnAnLEsroN, VIVA, Oct. 4.-Hurri-
cane precinct in Putnam county gives
Maxwell CT; Wilson SO, :. 57'"H3l5I
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~ MnkWeIl's ltuh In IKArriSon County.
Special Dhpa.ch 10 The Inhnf0mecr. si VI
:; CLAnEsnuEo, W. Va, Oct. l4.-A partial
count indicates that Maxwell has carried
this county by five hundred. The RepnbS
lican county ticket is beaten, except TIE
Prosecuting Attorney. 5iit.s 'IAA(3
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lr was great day over the river. Mr..
Hendricks may now resume his travels.
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TmSk Of the trembling candidate wait
iur to know his late. fga't .,a ,u Z Il
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Che q,.jt|e'lt||iigeu'1'1j'lr L, II / !:
0oe,, Nos. 10 aud ~ Fourteenth strset.

Ar the hour OF going TO press 1t Is i'm.
possible to tell what has happened in
,yes. Virginia. There has been 50 much
scratching on along ticket that the count
;suo, even complete in Wheeling. \.
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Now for November!

JAMES G. BLAINE wilt bc thenext presi-
dent. Nv ----. ..-..-.. LOW
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wE'Lt all 90 along as usual In neigh
lorly sort Of way. I.l.,. ...-.. 60, Z. X
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Dom mocratLc Conrre..nnn Re .clected.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. l4.-George E.
seney, Democrat, isrc.elcctcd to Congress
III the Seventh district. "a -ilf' y 55
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Sinks VIII Swim.

DAYroS, O., Oct. 1.-THE returns for
the city Of Dayton arc all in, giving l7o
Democratic majority on tho State ticket,
j Republican gain Of sos. In one precinct
Of the soldiers home tho Republican gain
was lis. John Sinks, Republican cam
didate for Congress, carried the city By 70
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At the Democratic headquarters there
is not so much enthusiasm. The hall is
much smaller than the Republicans, but
is packed, while hundreds arc coming
and going. There is very little cheering,
but the mass oftle people have not given
up all hope. On the streets there arc no
collisions or disturbances. Everything is
passing of good naturcdly. W., I'll.
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ron D]aipc's majority in Ohio multiply
Yesterdays work by three, x
VIZ shall hear from SOME Of tho back
counties when the railroad is built. g \.
Is Ggurativc speech an election is q bat.
tie. In fact 1t is only friendly rivalry.

Tnr majority rules. The minority must
submi. and takes it's chance, next time.
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Special Dl'pafeh 10 The lHleligtncer. .5r
HvSrlSaToS, W. va, Oct. .14.-Fif-
teen hundred votes were pollcd in this
city. -Four hundred and nineteen have
been counted, and Maxwell is twenty-four
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TUE October election will be over in two
or three days. = : ff it25t' a.nT
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. Huntington Township for Maxwell.

Special Dispatch TO the InitlliOeneer. - IS; .,s2
< %sMAsxIsaroS, W. Va, Oct. 14.-.H
four, o'clock r. NJ. twelve hundred votes
wero cast in Nfanninston township, and
3l6 were counted. Maxwell oO7; Wilson,
100. That insurcs 200 majority to Maxwell
in this township. s5il. "a #:
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BeliWUOd,

BESwooD, Marshall Co., Oct. l4.-WD.
son, lS9; Maxwell, l24; Burley, Sheriff,
ll2; Showacre, independent, Sheriff, l3S,
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ONO swings back proudly into the Re-
publican column. Touch Old Buckeyes
conscience md she responds every time.
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Enthusiasm, ut Columbus.

CoLuMpus, O., Oct. 1.-THE election
here passed Off in comparative quiet, there
being but few disturbances, and these were
due to the appointment Of special police
by the RcpublicanMayor and deputies by
the Democratic Sheriff. In one precinct
there was conflict Of authority, resulting
inthe arrest Of deputy sheriff by the po-
lice. There was a sharp fight for the or
ganization Of the polls, the number Of
citizens turning out being unprecedented.
Bands and drum corps paraded the streets
at daybreak, awakening the voters. The
vote was thoheavicst ever polled in the
city. The Republicans have City Hall
and the Democrats have their hcadquar-
ters at the Franklin County Club. s1;43 ~.
Republicans are wild with enthusiasm,
parading the streets in crowds, while the
famous Blaine and Logan Giee Club, is
singing in the City Hall, which is packed
ineyery part. a fence has beenibuilt on
the stage to protect the committee from
tho pressure Of the crowd, who arc cheer
ing; SO loudly as to be heard all over the
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GOOD FOR WOoD.
Tho County Will Probably Give Maxwell
49, 1000 Minority. 3. ~.

GRAfroS, Oct. l4.--Thc election passed
Oft quietly here to-day viii, nodisturbance
Of any kind about tho polls. Over seven
hundred votes were polled in tho two
towns, which is the full vote. At S o'clock
tho returns showed Maxwell 60 ahead,
Supreme Judges Flick and Brown 40, and
the Republican county ticket from SO to
h5 nhnau ....... -. - n =. 2 ---..
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That Led the 1sepublican Hosts to Victor
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Fred Weis, Republican candidate for
sheriff, carried Dayton by 259. majority.
1896 votes were Gust in the citya
Reports from Darkc county give Anelcr-
son, the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, COO majority. e.. 4 80
y Indications point to tho election Of
Sinks. Montgomery county will give the
Democratic State ticket 500 majority. il5i
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Cross Cres,s Township, nrooko County.

WELLsBuRa, Oct. l4.-Tlie vote at Gross
Creek township, Golfers precinct, Brooke
county, Is: Maxwell 90; Wilson t3.
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PROTECTION THE wArc11woRp

the vote for Governor: r:ln 1883.
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RhNiAIIAInnIr.
uuo,a..onsby Associated Prsss.


The following statement OF W Wllliam j. Cough
In, Of SonCrYillo, Mass, ~ 40 remarkable that
we beg to ask for II the attention OF our rend
ers, lie says ain tho fell OF 1876 l was taken
with Il violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by Il severe cough. | soon began 20 lose my
appetite and fcsh. | was so weak at one time
that / could not leave my bed. In the sum-
NOR OilaN was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said had Il hole in
my lett lung ~ big as half.dOllar. expend-
OF over hundred dollars In doctors and med
IcinCs. lwo5 sO tar gone at one time a report
went around that was dCnd. gave up hope
hut friend told mo OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BAhSAM FOR the LUNGS. 1 laughe at
my fricnds, thinking my case jncurable, but 1
got 4 bcttlO to satisfy them, when TO my sur
prise az gratihCatiOn, l commenced TO feel
better My hope, once dead, began TO revive,
aud TO LAY feel in better spirits than have
the past three years.
~ writethis hoping you Will publish It, so
that every one aiiiiCtGd with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DR.. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FORTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles ana can positively say
tl&at It las done mo moro good than all the
other medicines hsvo taken since my sick.
ness. Ny cough has almost entirely disap-
poured and l snall soon be able 10 go 10 work. :,
sold Uy II. Il. CocnrGs. l37 North Queen street.
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PmLADELPHIA, May 2.-Tho case Of the
Western Union telegraph company against
William G.. Jones, uperintendont, and
Thomas j. Tahy, an operator, of tho Bal.
timore Il Ohio telegraph company, and
Charles s. Howell, broker, came up on
habeas corpus to day, and the defendants
were discharged.
The case grew out OF tho Batim ore &5
Ohio people taking iorCiblo possession OF
an office in Third street, formerly occupied
by the Western Union.
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I.'rTL~ i,,UNLS,
uero ava rh,re nud Hvcrywhore.

heru ava Ih'rs sud EVcTywhoTe.
The repairs at No. cotton mill being
completed, work will resume to morrow
morning Rt tho usual hour.
ThoiOth anniversary Of George Shitil7r'
death will be celebrated by the old ShiIllsr
tire company next Tuesday evening. Mem
bors and guests assembl ng at Goo. Walls
Southern Exchange, whore tickets can bc
had on saturday afternoon and evening.
Tho MDlnorchOr in a body attended the
City baud fair last night and sang somo
tine sGlcction the Sons CT Veterans will
bo th0re to night. G.. Risko won the
fancy horus and Miss Clara Marks the
satchell. Tonight tho cal with the gold
ring will be cut.
The new Lancaster bicycle club has
elected officers for tho year as follows :
President DR.. L Z. Day vice president,
John G. llnger secretary aud treasurer,
viii B. Youngman captain, w. Frank
GOreoht lieutenant, DIR. L. p. Day
standard bearer, +. A, Achey. The other
members are: G. +. lIaocrbush, s. B
DowneG Michael Gray. Martin Rudy anG
&, B, LungeucckCr.
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ma LEhE 10.


PHILADELPHIA, May 2-FlOur steady for do.
sirablo grades Supertne State EA0G3; Extra
do % OOg3 so Pa. family, ~ bOni 10 Ohio and
Indiana family, - 75dbt5; MINI oXtTa, 81 20
as rs b; straight, o. Oltl5 49, winter patents,
t8 OOa6 80 spring do - 5OB6 90,
Rye -four AT ~ 50.
Wheat dun and easieri No. 2Western Roo
al "a; No. | Pa, Red, o. l6dll 10
Corn flrmer; steamer mixed ami yellow,
6Oa6OI6c sail yellow, 6lA62c do mlEod, G0c
No. . mixed and yellow, b9%G6Jc.
Oats dun and easieri No. l White, acc
No. 2 do iOkailc No. s do, AOGiOhc rejected,
3SiL3lkC; No, mixed, SIC,
Rye dull at I0872C.
Seeds Glover duh NJ sIG9Ao; Timothy
! dull ut o. iOi FlaXseed firm ~ IL 7UGl ",