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DIZZY MOnns

PRINTS Merrimack, fancy, l-2; Man
chester, %; Arnold, q; American, o -;
| Pacihc, i-1i Hamilton, 5 -; Gloucester,
b l-2i Gloucester, mng., l-2; Gloucester
silver grey, 6Mi Allen, 10; obi, a;
Simpson, .; Eddystone g; simpson mng.,
6; Alien pink and purple, G.; Slupsou sli-
| yer grey, q; Richmond, pink and purple, g.;
| Dunnell s0irting,i IL; Ragetta shifting,
| "a Allen check, ~; Peabody, black, l-2;
| Simpson, black, 6; RosedRle Al
| BROWN SHEETIEG-CrOwn, -; Au-
| gusta, o; Ettrich LII, 3; Charter Oak, -;
| Live OAK, 4 f; International, 8 -; Laurence
| LL, o; Glendale, %; Enterprise, O.; Glen
| dale, rs Boat Al, : 10; Admission, @ IL
brown SnlRrING-Cast Iron, s; Farm
ers, !-ii Honest l-i; POclhontas, ] II;
Allendale, :; Century 6l.2; Dwight III;
Lockwood, 8 8-ii Manitoba, la Bedford
\ Il, 1 II.
| BLEACHEp SUJRTING-New York 10 l-2;
| Namsutta, lO.l; L0ngdon, Q; Lousdale, IN
| lOnsd0'e cumhrlc, u; Masbuvil ie, 10 10;
| Fruit of the Loom, 2 81; Gold medal, -;
/ Cream Of Crop, "a
TIcEING-6moskeag, A G A, l8; Amos
| ken. a. 10; swift River, ~; STANDARD
| q = Eanon NN, lW4j Eastrn AA, II;
| Oakland fancy, %; Acme ODD, 81;
| l29; Sibley Awning, 10.
/ STRIPES Hamilton, l0A; Thorndyke,
| 10; American, o; Rock River, 81; Naleigh,
81, Unknown, 3-3, 9ai Jewott city, s.
! Unknown, q g, 10.
DENNIS AnoSkeag l24; Otis, 1871;
| York, lBt Warren, l5lt,
! CHECEs AND PLAGDs-Mount Pleasant,
| I; C0truba, "a; Ola Dominion, Z, Mem
| phis, ii; Queen CITY, o ii; Augusta, Z;
| Tennessee, 10; Cottondale, Z; Cumberland,
! check, Z; Slbley, 81
! GINGHAas Bates, Ii; Statewide, S;
/ Mestvihe, Z; Bates Dress Plaid, 81; Scotch
| b. F., N -; AmoSEeag, s Id; BellGVlew,
! Z IL; Washington, WindcmerC,7 ~
! HEVGors--nRksUle, 9 -; sterling, 10;
| Unknown Il. b., + Ii; Siblcy, 92-i; Glen
| Riddle, 10 L.; Harrisburg, S III; Slater, s;
| Everett, Ia; Ross, S; Silverdale, y; Ar
llngtun, 0; Victoria, II; GermaniG, 10 l-2i
| Bates, 49,
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HARDWARE AND METALS,

AXEs-Collins, q dozen, 500; Gold Doll
lar, Il dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, e dozen
$50; Double Bit, l7,00.
SKILLETs AND LIDs-il{c q III; sugar
TIN PbATE-I. c. lOxli, q box, s .OO;I q
Ike, q box, s %; TeXno Axs0, q box, 7 so
Terne, 2)X2S, a box, IA 60
TISwARE-Pieced, discount 81 e cent.
stamped, discount 50 4 cent
SOLDERING, /, &c; No. 4 and Is, lSc = Il
DUCK HORSE COLLARs-No, |, 4 % s. doz
HAMEs-.rwo loop, $50 s. dozen; three
loop, $40 g dozen.
TAcKs-.1n boxes, 100 papers, % q box
GRUB HoEs--4 dozen, 7.50; railroad
picks, q dozen, $50.
MAT1oCRs--B dozen, S 80
RUBBER BELrING.-D 80 u cont
NAILs-S 60, ratio
SHovELs AND SPADES -Rowland's. dis.
count 40 per cent; Ames list, steel goods
discount 40 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE-Shafts, finished
goo; poles, 10 50; singletrees, wagons, &c.
lect, IS; buggy, 2 Is; express, 2.5Oi Wagon
tongues,l0 10; hickory axles, 10 90; bolsIols
$40; coupling poles, AT5; spoies, NNN, Sc
loct, . 70; INK, 2,5O; sawed lellOes, "a, lIb
8, 200; Bow den shoes, GOO; northwestern
horse nails, No,6, 6OOi !, 6.25; s, 500; bal
iron, DC ratei plow steel, 1ci spring steel
BuGGIEs-Grade Il, and spring top, GO O
TO SDO.Oi; do. open, 1000 TO COCO; do, sidt
spring top, 100 w 20 1880; do, side bar
10000 to 1870 10; do. phWtons, 1880 10 100 %
grade A, side spring, 1880 On TO 25OOO, do
phWtons, 5000 70 1000; bump seat bugg es
lT5 90 to 80 70; platform springs, ITO cot
40 w; three spring wagons, 1000 TO LIS.
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IEATIIEIi

LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LFArItER--N
heavy, free OF brands, SIC n; y medium,
free OF brands, SIC 10, 4 heavy, one brand,
SIC 10; a medium, one brand, Sjc 10; Balti-
more crop, sc; Keystone oak sole, $50 Sc
BUFFALO SLAuHrEE-Primo, 10 To ~ N
sides, sec 10; good, 10 to 81 10 sides, 2Sc N
~ To Sjc N; No. oak harness lea, 80 to SD
n, No. / hem harness lea, SOC 10; No. hem
harness lea, 2Sc N; No I hem skirting
lea, Sic N; No. hem skirting lea, 81 TO sc
n; welt and bridlo leather, 400 % % a
do.
PHILADELPHIA CALF. Extra quality,
Is to 30 his to dozen, I 20 N; rs Y lbs To
dozen, llj 10; iito 30 lbs TO dozen, .Oj; ~ Ia
@ Obs 10 dozen, 100 10; % t. 20 %, to dozen
Qjcth
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Tho Florence Nightingale of the Nurs


The following Ia IN eXtract from q
letter written to the German Re-
formed Messenger At Cbambersburg,
Pennsylvania:
A BENEFACTRESs.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American
Florence Nightingale of the nursery.
OF this we arc so sure that We will
! teach our "Susyn TO say "a blessing on
Mrs. Winslow" for helping her TO sur
vive and escape the gripping, colicklng
and teething siege. Mrs. Wlnslow's
Soothing Syrup relieves the child from
pain aud cures dysentery and diar-
rhma. IL softens tho gums, reduces
| inflammation, cures wind collie, and
carries the infant safely through the
toethins period. ~ performs precisely
what 10 processes 10 perform, every
pars o. it--nothing less. We have
| uever gaon Airs. Wiuslow- know her
only through tho preparation OF her
"aOothing Syrup for Children toeth.
ing.n Ii we had the power we would
mako her rs she Is, a physical savior
| TO the infant race. Sold by all drug
gists. Is cents bottle.
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LUMBER AND gUILDINs MATERIAL

LUMBER. Rough lumber, 10 90; x native
ceiling, 70 %; = native ceiling, ~ %; "a ma
tive flooring, 20 ~; Y native siding, 10 %;
4 rough ceiling, lS go
SHINGLES Boss, cypress, 4 80; o. X cy-
press, 4 %; No | cypress, 3 70; native pine
hearts, $50; native sap, 275
rosrs- Cedar posts, best, l2Nc each; bois
dare, Toe
l4ATHs--per 1000, 500.
BRICK Dallas brick, S 50per 1900.
PLASTER PARIS New York, 4 90; Mich
lgau, 50 per barrel
CEMENT-- Roscndale, 20; Portland, best,
- per barrel
sToNE FLUEs--About EOc per foot
DRAIN PIPE-- From lbc per foot, and
higher according TO size.
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oSfoNs-St Louis, S,0lpcr bushel.
CARNAGE IN crates, 80
CHIUKENB--M quote at 800 per dozen
Spring, 200.
EOgs 100 per dozen
BUTlUR- Best gradO northern, SIC, best
Dallas County, 70 l2uc; other Texas county
butter 100 according 10 quality,
WATERMBLoNs--51cg 0l per dozen.
AppLKs-l.OO per busheii ~. Louis, ~
per Dbl
PEAcHEs-Prlmo, l.5OdAOO; inferior, ~;
per bushel,
MUsKM tLLoNs-Cholue, A03
SwAET PorATOEs al 80
IRISH PorArOEs-TeSas, 0jc; Northern
75c per buehpl
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pThe quotations kiNcA below refer TO grass
cattle, living weight.
BRRvEs-.2 la to 30 9Th.
Cows.:2A9sltc y ID; mich COWS, oom'
mon, 20 Il head.
SHEBP--Prime, 40 ne.
GoATs-.None ON the market.
Hoes--2 Ia toSc ID,
q BuLLs AND sTAos.-l liz 10 60 q n.
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PALACE BUFFET SLIPPING CARS

are run by the 60 & NJ ron Night Tx
Press from 81 Louis 10 New York daily,
without change, In 80 hours
Best route To Jacksonville and winter
resorts In the Southeast The double daily
lines Ot Parlor Cars and Palace Shopping
Coaches by this ino from St Louis 10 Gin
clunati aud Louisville, making direct con.
noction at both points with morning and
evening express trains, having Palace Hoo
tel and Sleeping Cars 10 Chattanooga, At
lanta, Savannah and Jacksonville with
out chnugc No ferries or transfer 10y this
route.
The only line drumming n sleeping Ctr OF
any description between ~ Louis and
Cincinnati
For Tickets, Rates or any particular in
formation, call ON Ticket Agents OF con-
Meeting lines: West, Northwest and South
west, or In St. Louis nj l0l and 1903 N
Fourth st
W W. PEACOCK, W II. SHATTUC,
PRESS s. Genl Mngr Gen pass'r AT
CiNCINNATt, ONO.
q, ID. BACON, General Western Passenger
Agent, 81 Louis. Mo
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It's set OF features, n complexion,
The tlncture Of n skin that ADMIRE"
Inusing PozzonrB complexion powder,
Fairest charms you viii acquire.
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For trunks, valises and travelling
goods, 20 to the Trunk Factory, ~
Elm street.
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Tourists supplies at Trunk Factory,
henry Pollock Il Co, 722 Elm street.
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MONEY, srOOms AND BONDS

NEW YORK, Aug 6--Money on call easy
attI per cent prime mercantile paper
10 foreign exchange firm, but quiet
.ndunchnnspd
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Patterson's drug store, corner MAR
ard Poydras, for fresh drugs.
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Great reduction In millinery
at half OF former prices at Il. Bau-
mans.
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COUGH SYRUP,

Or. JOHN BULLS
Smiths I OlicSyTQp
FOR THE CURE OF
EVER and AGUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER,
AND ALL hALARlAl DISEASES.
The proprietor Of this celebrated medi.
sine justly claims for it superiority over
all remedies ever offered to the public for
the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER.
MANEET cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chills
and Fever, whether Of short or long stand
ing, He refers to the entire Western and
Southern country to bear him testimony to
the truth Of the assertion that in no case
whatever will it fail TO cure if the direc.
tons are strictly followed and carried out.
IN great many cases single dose has
been sufficient for cure, and whole fami-
lies have been cured by single bottle, with
perfect restoration Of the general health.
It is, however, prudent, and in every case
more certain to cure, II its uso is continued
IN smaller doses for week or two after the
disease has been checked, moro especially
in difficult and long-standing cases. Usu.
ally this medicine will not require any aid
70 keep the bowels in good order. should
the patient, hcwever, require cathartic
medicine, after having taken three or four
doses Of the Tonic, single dose of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will BIO sui.
! fcient.
BULLS sARsAPARILLA is the old and
reliable remedy for impurities of tho blood
and Scrofplou5 afections-the King Of
Blood Purifiers.
DR.. JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE WORM
DESTROYER is prepared in the form Of
candy drops, attractive to the sight and
| pleasant TO the taste.
DR. JOHN BULLS
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SARSAP ARlLLA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER
The Popular Remedies Of the Day.
! 'rincirll Oflre. sal Main st.. LOUISVILLE, Ky
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RAILROADS.
Texas 4 Pacific B.R,
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
Between THE EAST AND THE NEST
SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS
AND ALL POINTS IN
LOUISIANA,
NEW MEXICO.
ARIZONA and
RAILROADS.

=, UAIIFOKNIA,
Favorite line TO the North, East and
southeast. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
daily between st. Louis aud Dallas, Fort
Worth, lei Paso and san Francisco, bal as
and New Orlea1s without change Pull
man Sleepers Fort Worth and Dallas To
New Orleans without change.
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TRAINS PASS DAILas

TRAIN@ PASS DALLAS
GOING EAsT--T & y. DEPOT.
No. 3R-St Louis Express ... $40 A. NJ.
Leaves Union Depot ............ $40 A. Nj.
No. lI-San Antonio lex arr. .lO:3OP NJ .
No &i-New Orleans Passenger SHOP. NJ d.
NO ~i leaves Union Depot 49,. SS0P M .
GOING sEsT-UNIoN DEPOT.
NO 8Ol-Calitornia Express, arr 6:lbP. NJ,
no SOl~Calitornia Express, Tvs. 6:S5 p. NJ .
Leaves 4 Il 7 Depot ...'..... gas p NJ
No SOS Local Passenger, ar. &C.. II 80 A. M
NO SJimLocal Passenger, Tvs l2:l0P NJ.
Leaves 7 Il p Depot ..,...... 1920 p M.
No l5S-San Antonio Express,
caves L, q Z. Depot ...,. $3.50 A. NJ,
Nos 3OS and 3Oirun between Fort Worth
ana New Orleans daily Nos l5i and 1853
connect at Fort Worth with trains TO and
from Colorado Nos 3Ol, 3O2 and 1903 take
meals at the Union Depot Double daily
trains 10 New Orleans The Texas q Pa
clint Is Ill miles the shortest route to New
| Orleans, Solid trains El Paso to 1t Louis;
also Dallas to san Atomic, etc Fast time,
nrst-class equipment, sure connection See
that your ticket reads via the Texas 4 Pa
! clio Railway
Passengers booked tn and from all mts
in Europe via the "RED STAR" STEAMSHIP
Inc, plying between New York. philadel-
phia and Antwerp. Belgium, and the
AMERICAN Steamship Line, between
| Philadelphia and Liverpool, England
| For maps, time tables, tickets, rates and
all required information, call on or address
". p, TURNER,
Ticket Agent sos Main street, Dallas, Texas
IL 4 HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
b W MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gal.
W IL NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Galveston, Texas.
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TWO DAILY TRAINS
70 washington N Is HUNS.
TO BALTIMORE N e HOURS,

This Is hours quicker than tho fastest
t,moby any other line
The Day Express runs entire train, con-
si,t of Day Coaches aud LuNuriunt Par lOr
Cars from - Louis 20 Cincinnati and Lou
isyille, The Night Express has IS eepors
through without change 80 other line
nom - Louis offers udoublC daily through
train service To- the National Capital.
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Dallas lbllCLibFarY

AND FREE READING ROOM.
Citlgons and strangers cordially Invited
10 visit the Dallas Public Library and
Free Reading Room; located at SOS Main
street, Hours from 10 n m. 10 2 p, m. and
from 10 ~ y. m ;Suud avs from q To 8 p. m.
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EXPORTS AND Stocks
Exports from all United States norris Tins
FAR this week: Great Britain, 5,0l4: France,
53O5; Continent, 2,i2S Stock al ali United
States ports: This day, 1891; this day
last year, 1876 $40
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1919 prizes, amounting 10 ..,........ Sll5Jn
Application for rates 10 clubs should DO
made only TO the office OF the Company In
Now Orleans, For further Information,
write clearly, giving full address
IMPORTANT.
TO- Remit by POSTAL NOTE, Express
Money Order, New York EXCHANGE or
Draft ON New Orleans.
Letters with Currency invariably by TX.
press,
I'VE pay Express charges on all sums OF
81 aud upward
ADDREssEDi NJ. A. PUIN,
New OrioEns, Ia
Address Registered Letters and make
Post Ofioo Money Orders payable TO
NLN ORLEANS NALiONAL BANK,
New Orleans. La.
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TNNVNIIs
TONE; C,o.ed-New York, Quiet; New
Orleans, steady Galveston, steady Liver
pool, quiet
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Middllng Uplands ......,..-'....... 7-ls
hiddling Orleans. ~
TONE; Closed New York, quiet; New
Orleans, quiet; Galveston, quiet; Liver
pool, firm
COTTON STATEMENT
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WASHINGTON, PA.
Rink ST Il ting Up-sOciaI Events-Personal
Notes.
SDscial 70 ne Saaday ReqiIiei


Special 70 "a, Sunday R>qi5,>r.
WASHINGTON, Pa, September 5.-On
Monday evening last the Maiden street roll
er skating rink opened under the manage
neDt Of Mr.. r. l. Seaman, the popular
isEsler Of this place Under Ne Seaman
management this rink viii no doubt main
tain It's reputation Of being the society
rink"
Mrs DR.. ". n Brintou, Of Sharpsburg,
Pa is the guest Of Mrs. McCleary, Wade
avenue,
Miss Rose Elliott is visiting in Saline
Vile. o.
French Poole, who has been dangerously
III with typhoid fever, is eonvslescing.
Miss Lide Hedge, OF Wsynesburg, is the
guest Of S. n Charlton, South Main street
Mr. j. Add Hall. Of this place, on the lst
inst took charge Of the freight Office of the
Chicago, Rock Island aud Paci6e railroad
in Plttsburg in place OF Mr.. John Scully,
Who has resigned.
Miss Maggie B. Webb, of Waynesbury, is
v;siting at q L. Sssman's.
IiThonss Mexican is off on 8 ten days trip
to Louisville, ny.
Mrs. Glen Hsmbright, who has been Wis.
ting her parents in this borough, started
for her home in Minneapolis on Wednesday.
Mrs H. Drury is visiting her daughter in
Kansas City, Mo.
On Thursday evening the Stevenson Bros.
gave delightful concert in the Town Hall
Of this place for the benefit Of the Second
Presbyterian Church.
Misss Annie Hosbach, who has been Wis
ting Miss Kate Brady, returned TO her home
in Pittsburg on Friday
On Wednesday James Werlich and Ad.
Dirsmore, students With DR.. Fulton, started
or Philadelphia to attend the dental les
ures.
Colonel A. l. Hawkins has returned from
GreebAurg, Pa, where he held an elect o.
Or captain Of the National Guard Company
here.
J. r. Kuntz has returned from a visit to
Minneapolis
Mics GeItie Mile is visiting friends in
Allegheny Cry.
Mrs McCurdy, OF Washington. D. c., is
visiting the family of D. T. Sample.
c. II Miller, Of Chesterville, o.. is max
ing his friends in this county fling visit.
On Friday evening Misses Nellie and
Mary Reed gave delightful german to the
Friday Night Club Dancing was INDUCED
in until q late hour and the occasion en-.
joyed BY al.
ice P. Spriggs returned on Thursday
from q visit to his cousin, Mr.. J. D. Done
hoo q graduate Of the last W. and ]. class,
Who has been down for Eve weeks with
typhoid fever. Mr.. Donehoo's numerous
friends will be glad to hear that be is in q
fair vay 70 recover
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TRIADELPHIA,
Wedding Death-General and Personal
Notes.
Il Il a..

Wedding Death-Gcneral and Personal
Notes.
Special 10 ue Sunday RsgiIteT.
TRADELPHIA, September 5.-Mr. John
Blair and Miss Louisa .Rosecrsnsz. accom-
panied By another couple, took the clock
rain Wednesday morning for West Alex
suder, where they were united as man and
Eife. This marriage was gres. surprise
o the public generally, with the exception
# the drum corps, which seemed to have
caught on to the rscke: the night Before
About 10 o'clock the drum corps, scconpa
aisd by large GRO I'D, proceeded to the
1ouse Of Mr.. Rosencrantz, where they deliy
-red some very select music, which was
'esponded to by Mr. Rosencrantz setting up
beer, cakes, etc, 10 the boys. Their N any
friends congratulated them with their best
wishes.
Mrs. Jones died at her residence in this
place, Thursday morning. Interment at
Stone Church Cemetery, ls6t Friday af.er-
room at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Jones has been dis.
sbled for some time,
The B. & o. ought to be congratulated for
The magnificent depot they have at this
place. Last week lady broke through 8
rotten plank and almost broke limb, she
aad 10 be assisted from her uncomfortable
position. We think Trisdelphia affords
more patronage to the road than great
many other places, which they have endo we'd
Eith fine and substantial depots.
Mr. Epley is having a stone wall built
ander his barn, BY Aessrs. EEing and
Grey.
A very interesting game Of ball " 3
played here last Saturday. August 30, BE-
!Seen the Standards, Of this place, formerly
he Growers, and the Tunnel Orphan nj
+ Wheeling the score being u 10 10 IN
tavor Of the Tunnel Orphans.
A scrub nine. comprising q few of the
Standards. went to ClaysyiIle yesterday
and played the Clsysville boys a very en-
ticing game. They had no ball. so they
used mushrooms as substitute. They de-.
desire the Claysville boys to come down
here, when the full Standard nine viii give
them good game.
Miss Laura SAirs, Of Marietta is the guest
Of Mrs. Dewitt Grey.
The farmers are al about through thrash.
ing in this locality. Oats are abundant.
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me Peppers Railurs-The shOoting Ser1Pe
acknowledgement.
Rpseiafts he Shs6er Resiztr.

rha Psopers' Ynfluro-The Sh0OttnN Scraps
-Generai-Psrsonal.
spaaTss Ae Sss1as Resia~.
CLARKssURa. Septembef The failure
of Psrker Peupers. q veil known cattle mer
chant hss created considerable excitsmen
In tbs county, and particularly %, As th'
assignment ,.prefers 8 number Of creditors
making another class second henors, and
leaving large number, most OF whom arr
foreign creditors, entirely out.
His liabilities are estimated at from $50
400 to $4,000, while the available sssen
xiIl scarcely reach $4,000 or $4,000. :.
SALISBURY. who shot Washington, on Wed
nesday. has not been arrested He.is sup
poeed to be hiding about in this county.
Washington Is a very old man, and one Of
he few Of his race who has purchased res
estate here and freed it from all incum
5rsnce. He i sn excellent colored citizen
ard II ia hoped he viii recover. The sent
nent is such that Salisbury cannot safely
remain in the county. If the law does no
rssch him and more effort be male BY the
gfHcers for his arrest. the citizens viii likely
axe the matter into their hands.
Dr. YouDg's Seminary opened on last
Tuetday with fat'ering prospects Prof
Young is an active, scholarly, Christian
gentleman and will make the school Q
borough success. BE has selected in biz
faculty an excellent German music profess
or, and Miss Jennie Wilson, the accom-
oFshed and talented daughter Of Col Benz
wilson, in the school of elocution.
On yesterday Senator Camden, Of Par
ztrsburg, VIM. Bennett, of Weston, Wm
Lively, Of Buckhauron, and W, B. Brannon
d Weston, were in this city. Quite mum
Der of people called to see the Senator.
It is row well understood that Mr.. Ed
EaIds, of Weston, viii be Deputy Collector
under McGraw, with a sub-deputy at thi:
place.
On Monday Col Jasper Moore, Messrs
7. NJ. jackson and Thos. Patton aud Mas
,er Frank Moore returned from fishing ex
cursion to the mountains.
Lee q. Vance has purchased the Clarks
ourg News and hereafter will be the editor
and proprietor thereof He is q shreWd anc
Intelligent young man, and will no doub
make it an influential Democratic paper.
y. L. Hustled, Esq made a good speech
at Milford Springs on Thursday.
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MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

The Cleveland track is said to be the fast,
eat in the world.
Fifteen thousand dollars will be invested
BY the Missouri B. G. in a new club house.
A coming bicycle rider on the racing
path is said to be Albert E. Sharp, al7.year.
old youth Of Buffalo He is ABLE to do a
nile low well down in the forties.
The English wheelneu who have come
10 this country with the intention of psrtic-
ipsting in several tournaments pronounce
The trsck at Springfield as better than any
IN the world.
Charley Mitchell offers to bet g, 500 that
be can whip Sullivan in 81 foot ring, eth
er with hard gloves or with bare knuckIes.
Jimmy Faulkner, Of Chicago, offers to bet
that he can throw John McMahon two falls
in sn hour, catch-ss cstch-can style.
Billy Hook, an English pugilist, at pres
ent II Boston is matched to fight Con Kent.
ing. of Lowell, to 6nish for $3.50 side
The members Of the Staten Island Club
have already subscribed over $500 for the
entertainment Of the English cricketers, and
before the list closes it is thought the sum
will have been doubled.
Mr. r. White. Of Boston, purchased the
trotting mare Roxy N for 81 400. at auction,
at tie close Of the Hartford meeting.
Daring the fall meeting, at Cleveland
Mohawk GIFT and and Almont Git will trot
sgsin for $4,000, with 5000 added by the
association.
Nr Bonner says that it viii De probably
three or four weeks before Maud S will be
ready to go against her record at Narragsn-
setf Park.
Frank 7. Clark, the present Superin-
dent at Jerome Park, and dismounting
Judge at Monmouth Park, viii be the off,
cisl starter at the Coney Islaad Jockey
Clubs tan meeting.