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eeneral sheridan,s Report.


WASHINGTON, November 10. = TIL,
annual report Of Lieutenant Genera
Sheridan has been made, covering q
period from his assignment to the com.
mand of the army, November /. 1883, tc
November /, 1884. He says during this
time, the entire territory under his super
vision, the troops have been unusually
free from collisions resulting in loss, either
of life or property, but the services of the
military in the West cannot be safely dis
pensed with for many years to come.
With liberal allowances for ammunition
and better facilities for target practice
than hitherto, much thought and atten-
ton has been given to rife firing. The
high scores attained in the annual con
tests for the army p-izes the past
season attest most gratifying progress in
thia vitality important branch Of military
instruction. The establishment of a
higher grade of sharp shooter has devel-
oped in many marksmen wonderful skill
in the use of the rife in distances up to
1000 yards, and it would now be jmpossi
bic for a close line of battle to stand up
before a skirmish line composed of our
qualified marksmen. The Lieutenant
General expresses great interest in the
National Guard Of the States and thinks
Congress should designate the number Of
men each State should have, and provide
for them arms and camp and garrison
equippage, under some wise method of
accountability for this property whenever
the State Governments themselves appro-
pirate substantial sums of money for the
support of their respective military sys-
tens, in such manner that these sums
cannot be affected by party legislation.
Excepting for our ocean and
for u seaboard cities, he does not think
we should be much alarmed about the
probability of wars with foreign powers,
since it would require more than a million
and a half Of men to make a campaign on
land against us. To transport from be-
yond the ocean that number Of soldiers
with all their munitions Of war, their cav
airy, artillery and infantry, ever il not
molested by us whilst in transit, would
demand a large part of the shipping of all
Europe. He earnestly invites immediate
attention to the dcfenceless condition of
the seaboard cities, and urgently recon-
mends the early beginning Of a general
system of sea coast Notifications, to be
constructed in accordance with the re-
%quirements involved By the
latest improvements in heavy
artillery. This nation he says,
is growing so rapidly that there are signs
of other trouble which | hope will not oc-
eur and which will probably not come
upon us fboth capital and labor will only
be conservative. Still it should be re-
membered that destructive explosives are
easily made and that banks of the United
States Sub-Treasuries, public buildings
and large m%erchantile houses can be readi-
ly demolished, and the commerce of entire
cities destroyed by Infatuated people, with
means carried with perfect safety to them
selves in the pockets of their clothing.
General Sheridan thinks Fort Riley, for
all purposes of cavalry. should be made
an establishment worthy Of our great
country.
, 1884-11-11
The Lord Mavor,s Show

LONDON. November l0.-The show in
celebration Of the entrance to Office of the
new Lord Mayor of London took place to-
day 1t passed off with immense eclat.
The weather was fair and the streets
through which the procession passed were
thronged with enormous crowds of people.
AT fine display was made by the various
ancient guilds. Among the most notice
able and popular features of the process
sion were several Nile boats, fully manned,
a herd Of camels with Soudanese attend
ants and a drove of elephants. There
were also many splendid cars bearing his.
torical tableaux of the most elaborate
description.
, 1884-11-11

bcrs present. A number of subjects were
presented, hut nothing was determined.
4 day or two will be required to arrange
the subjects to be considered, after which
the work of the Council will be prosecuted.
The only absent prelate is Bishop
Twigg, of Pittsburg. The three Cana
dian Bishops and Osouf Vicar, Apostolic
of Northern japan, while not taking part
in the deliberations. have been assigned
the privilege of the seats at all sessions.
At the Cathedral tonight, Bishop John
Ireland, Of St Paul, delivered a sermon
OIL the subject, THE Church the Support
of the Government.
, 1884-11-11

ALBANY, November l0.-The Democ-
racy of Albany held a monster celebration
tonight. Thousands of strangers are in
town. The city is Illuminated and the
houses decorated. Governor Cleveland
witnessed the parade from a window in
the Executive chamber in the Capitol,
but did not review il. The number OF
visitors at the Executive chamber was
very large, and many congratulatory telc-
grams were received.
, 1884-11-11

NEW YORK, November lO.-At a
meeting of the Tammany Hall committee
on organization tonight, tho district
leaders, without exception, reported that
their ticket was beaten by trading on the
part Of the County Democracy of Cleve-
land for their local ticket. In one in
stance only, $40 Tammany members re-
ported disloyal. 1t was claimed that
Tammany was next TO universal in itI
honest allegiance to the National ticket
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This Article ON the subject of Furs--
What 1 do and What l do not Claim.

do not claim to represent the only re-
liable house engaged in the fur business.
What do claim:
First. 1 claim to represent the largest
house engaged in the fur business in the
world.
Second. | claim that 1 represent the
only house in the world that has its own
vessels engaged in seal hunting and trad
ing, and manufactures the same in gar
meuts of wear.
Third. l claim to have the only Lon
don dyed Alaska seals on exhibition in
this city at the present time.
Fourth. | claim to and will give a bet
ter garment and for less money than any
other house in this city or the world, in
proof of this | make this proposition to
those who contemplate purchasing a seal
garment. Let them give their order,
measure and description to the agents of
the different establishments now repre-
sented in this city, the each to send the
garment ordered to the one measured, and
they and their friends alone determine on
which is the best seal of London dye and
the most reasonable in price and that one
keep, the Others to be returned at the ex-
pense of the manufacturer. Signed, P.
H. Waterman, agent for II. Liebes & Co.
of San francisco, Cal.
Mr. A. II. Hilliard, special agent, is
now at my Fur Emporium aud will be
pleased to show the ladies my new styles
in seal garments. Also measurement
taken. p. II. WATERMAN.
, 1884-11-11

CHICAGO, November 10. - Cattle re-
ceipts 5000; market fairly active; inferior
to choice shippers s.. 2OG 6:15 range full
supply, good demand for Western cattle
at SO. 1905. 30. Among the sales were
Is Montana, 1923, IS. 80; PIG Montanas,
1857, $40; IL Wyomings, l,lS6, 1906.
Sheep receipts, 5000; fairly active
natives 50. a
The Drorer's journal special cable
from Liverpool reports the market weak,
American cattle commanding steady
rates. tops bringing Is cent? dressed.
, 1884-11-11

There was great ahrm recently concern
ing the milk from some of the dairy dis
tricts in the State Of New York. Milk
cans had been returned without washing,
and in consequence there were a number
of cases of low typhoid fever. In
each case the fever attacked the
weak and those whose constitutions were
80 disordered as not to be able to resist the
disease. Enrich your blood and strength
en- your constitution with Browns Iron
Bitters, and you can resist attacks which
otherwise may prove fatal. 1t cures dys-
pepsia, malaria, chills and fevers.
, 1884-11-11
U. P. Quarterly Earninga.

NEw YoRK, November 10. = The
Union Pacific statement for the quarter
ending September 40, shows: Net earn
ings, So, 9s7, 900; interest and dividends
from investments, S5l6-OOo; total net in
come, 81, 5oS, 900; fixed charges, 81, 34s,-
900; due Government, s797, 900; total.
81. l45, 600. Surplus, 50, 1858, 200.
, 1884-11-11
Heavy Revenue Collection.


WASHINGTON, November l6,-The an
nual report of Hon. Walter Evans, Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, for the
fiscal year ended June 80, has been sub
mitted to the Secretary of the Treasury.
The total receipts from all sources for in
ternal revenue taxation during the year,
was $l2l, 500, 029, as compared with
$l44, 553, 344 for the year 1888; STAG, 523,-
273 for the year 1882, and $l3s, 22o. 9l2
for the year 1881. 1t is estimated that
Sll5,OOO.0 600 will be collected during the
present fiscal year. The payments Of tax
on the large production of spirits in 1881
was the material factor in the collections
during the past year.
, 1884-11-11

ALBANY, November l0.-The vote Of
the county of Albany was carefully re-
vised last night and the plurality found to
be. $50 instead of $40. The plurality in
the State, according to the official figures
received by Chairman Manning from tho
County Clerks, is / 234.
, 1884-11-11
Destructive Fire.

DuLUrH. MINI, November lO.-The
Oneota Lumber Co. s saw mill, Osterhout
& Hugh, IT'S saw mill, 900 feet Of
lumber, four dwelling houses, one store
and other buildings, were burned to-day.
1t is estimated that the loss will be $780,
600. The insurance is 100000. Incen-
diary
, 1884-11-11

PORTLAND, Ore, November l0.-To-
day the rails of the Oregon Railroad &
Navigation Company's Baker City branch
were Joined at Huntington with the Ore
gon Short Line, completing a fourth rail
way across the continent Through trains
will commence running November %.
, 1884-11-11
The Illinois Legislature.

CHICAGO, November 10.-The present
estimate as to tho complexion of the lii
nois State Legislature is that it will be a
tie ON joint ballot, the Senate having a
majority of one Republican and the House
a majority of one Democrat. Contests
are likely to ensue in three districts,
which may reverse this condition of
affairs. The situation is made more in
teresting from the fact that a successor to
General Logan is to be selected.
, 1884-11-11

lwish to announce to the public that I
have for the next week and for all Winter
the best Republican and Democratic
Lunches, Democratic or Republican
Whistles, straight or split.
JAKE EssEnoRN.
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They'll Be On Hand.

NEW YORK. November I0.-About
one hundred and fifty prominent Demo
cratic lawyers met tonight and discussed
the law relating to the Boards of County
Canvassers in the various counties
throughout the State, The result Of the
discussion is that the Democratic lawyers
will be present at every Board of Cam
yassers tomorrow for the purpose of tax
ing prompt action in case of any illegal act
attempted on the part Of the Canvasses.
, 1884-11-11

All the delicacies Of the season-oysters
in every. style the finest wine list in the
city At Harry's Cafe
, 1884-11-11

Longmont Patent, Longmont Patent,
Longmont Patent.
, 1884-11-11

The editor of the Iowa Staat- AREeigers
Dies Moines, Iowa. states that he was
cured of severe rheumatism by ST. Jacob
Oil. the great pain-cure. so cents a
bottle.
, 1884-11-11
Card.

To all who are suffering from errors and
,indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, &c, | will
send a receipt that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send self addressed envelope
to Rev. Joseph T. lnman. Station d.,
New York.
, 1884-11-11

New and Original Character Thrilling Ora
matte Climaxes Startling Scenic Effects
Original Music A superb Caste!
FELIX O.PAFF, Atty at Law Milton Mobiles
RITA. an italian Street Singer. Do. lie Mobiles
Other leading Characters by Agnes Herndon.
Mrs. J. X. HealeY, Title Barnum, Frank T..
Aiken, Max fehrmann, George w. Barnum,
Frank Lane, Chas. r. Warren, f. l.. Mortimer.
L. w. Browning, etc, etc.
Synopsis Of Scenery and Incidents:
ACr1. LOVE. THE INTIMATIoN. Scene
Bay View Cottage, Staten Island. with a view
of New York Bay and Harbor.
ACT II. LOVE. THE INSPIRATION.
Scene-The Den Of Giovanni Cont. Crosby
ACT III LOVE. THE REALIZATION.
Scene-The Boudoir OF Helen Montague. New
ACTIV. LAW. THE CONSERVATION.
Scene Law ONCE OF Sawyer and O'Pan
Scene "A Street adjoining the residence OF
Helen Montague. Scene 3-1he Den Of Clio
vanni Cont.
Carriages may DO ordered at 10 ~.
, 1884-11-11
FURS! FURS! FURS
Great Success

READ AND BE CONVINCED.
, 1884-11-11

& Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Wyo
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Netc -Adrcrt,serneraks
NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that the following
personsl property OF John E. Hinklc. oil
Delaware township. Juriata county, Pa,
was seized and sold on Dccembcr 30, 1898,
by W. A. Tocmcy, Constable of township
of Delaware, county of Junista. State OF
Pennsylvania, the following described per-
sonsl property to-wit:
/ Sorrsl Mare. Brown aule, Set Yankee
Harness, Tbree-Horse Wooden Axle Wag-
on, Four Horse IRON Axle Wagon, l Set
Wood Ladders. = Binding Chains, ingle-
trees, 5 Bedsteads and bedding, l Cook
Stove and fixtures. Sink, . Sets Chairs,
Large Rocking Chair, Tables, Side
Board, Washstsnd. - yards Carpet, Lot
Of Dishes, Mirrors, Coal Oil Lamps, 2
Tin Buckets, Wooden Bucket, Smooth
ing Irons, and ! Spring Clock.
The above personsl property was bought
by jeremiah Losdsnslager, Of Delaware
township, Junista county, Pa, and taken in
possession, All persons are hereby Cau-
toned against interferiae with the said
property.
JEREMIAH LOUDENSLAGER.
Jan. 9, l8S4iw.
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SALES.

On the 22nd of January, Jacob Beidler,
Admir- of Hannah Beidler, decd, will sell
household goods of said decedent, at her
late place of residence, a half mile from
Van Vert, Walker township.
On the 25th Of January, Administrations
of VIM. Kenauell, decd, will sell real es-
tate of said decedent. See advertisement.
On the 5th of February, Catherine Kur'z,
will sell at her place OF residence, one mile
east of Van Vert. horses, cows, sheep,
Young cattle, farming utensils, and house
hold furniture. Sale at 10 O'Clock.
On the Sth day of February, Caleb ShiIk
will sell at his place of residence, one mile
from Richteld, one mare, four cows, lot
of Young cattle, wagon, carriage, harness,
farming utensils, potatoes, appleburter, &c.
Sale st 10 O'Clock.
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CAUTION NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned
N against fishing or hunting, gathering
berries, or crossing fields. or in any other
way trespsssing OF the lands of the under
signed
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NEW GOODS.

| would inform the public that | have
now in my new millinery store al my place
of residence on Water street, Aifiintown,
second door from corner OF Bridge street,
a full stock, Of fall and winter millinery
goods, all new, and OF the latest styles,
snd having employed first class milliners,
1 am prepared to supply thepublic with
everything found in a irstclass milliner
store, como and examine my stock.
consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DBIHL.
May 2-s3.l.v.
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April 81, 1Ss4-tf
UALUABLE FARM LARD Foa sALn.

A valuable farm, containing soous lso
acres, ali tillsble land, and in good state
of cultivation, with good Dwelling House,
Bank Barn, Wagon Shed and oatbuildings,
all in good repair. The land 10 all rIvef
bottom. Also, $50 acres of mountain lana /,
along line of Pennsylvania Railroad, ans
convenient to Siding and Stations, well
set with rock OAK, chestnut, and other TN
Der. A good opportunity fer any one wan ,
ing a first class homo or to engage IN As
lumber busine,s. For particulars cal On
o- address JEREMIAH Lyons,
gurLIsrovx, TssI4xs Co., p
Sept. -, 1885.
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nhThQpU ii, needless to describe the
UH Hlhuuu.svmptons of thi, nauseous di-

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UR lhnll.s,mptona of this nauseous di-
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of only too many of the faire.t and best Of
both sexes. old and young, suffering alike
from the poisonous dripping in the throat.
the poisonous nasal discharges, the fetid
breath and general weakness, debility and
languor, sside from the scute sufferings Of
this disease, which if not checked can only
end in los, Of palate, hosrssness, reakHsd
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TIT nTAnANTRECuTe,, in . every case case

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RHEUMATISM. 5s3ot:. GGnt, Lsg.9s. sa;.,is. Of q
SUFFERING WOMEN. N..5sS,. HsPy a : LADY 4,

nature with pretty face, beautiful figure,
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leaves the eye, feeling Of languor takes
the place of the once buoyant spirits, an
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her till life becomes un5earaOle. All this
being caused by a physical derangem- nts
so common TO woman, which the inmate
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making known, and of which the ignorance
of the medical profession prevents cure.
Lady Reader, pause and consider, tits du-
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NOTICE To TREsPASSRRS.
1e All persons are hereby notified not TO
tresps,. on the lands of tho undersigned,
in Walker and Fermanagh townships, for
the purpose of hunting, building fires, or
for sny other trespass purpose.
SAMUEL AVskn. HENsT auEER,
CaRIsTfas MVssrs, REUBEN koIsT,
Isaac AuKER. WILLIAM RIcKKSBAcH,
WELLINGTON SsrTE, KURrz KAUTpEAS,
JoszPn 5. WI.vsR, SUSAN BosssE,
JONAS kaufman, CYRUS SIsBsR.
Oct. 81, 1SS3-tf.
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SENSIRI,E MRHs,Rn.di Women won On tpo" .Rs ere ere

QpNQTQT MpMsnd women know ere
DluDlDlh Wnliihis that Of the many
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in order to effect cure, and q moment's
reflection mnst convince that any of the
quack nostrums foisted upon the public
claiming to cure all of number of diam
etricly different diseases must prove fail
ure., even il we do not call them hum
bugs.
pn1p pp0pI rsnd people of moderate
lUUn InUl Inmeans, and even people
well to do or wealthy find that the snor-
mous charge, of practising physicians are
q serious burden TO them, and also find that
after paying themselves poor that no bene-
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have thrown their money awav. To oysr-
come these evils We offer WhseIsr's No. %
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Remedy for each disease. without for A
moment claiming that one remedy will cure
any other disease than the one claimed for
it, and as these remedies have stood the
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agree to refund ths money paid in every
instance where cure ia not positively ef-
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price, Stamps taken.