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mos. everybody sold de best
ollicocs fin seven and eight
cents. We have them for six
cents a yard.
Dress Goods for7cents o yard,
that will be good for Children
school dresses.
Seine beautiful Plaids at 12i
& Is cents.
Satin Berbcrs an other attractive
things for 25 & % cents.
In wool goods we can offer good lots.
LIST. Ar all wool plaid for The exceed
ingly low figures of twenty-five cents.
Tricots for ST, IS cents etc.
Cloths nj and n half yards wide for
seveuiy-live Cents.
Blankets that defy competition at
52.66 ir'ir,--true yoa can buy blankets
from so cents UP, but this one is
slighly soilod and formerly sold for
$3.50.
Bed quilts from % cents to $3.50.
Tie one AMI al important thing in
Unbieac!ed Canton flannel, is the best
brand t at we keep for twelve cents.
Owing to having oversioeked ourselves
we will sell II lor 10 cents per yaru
CLOTHING, We can show as fine
aliae rs you can see in West Jersey of
Dress Ogercoats, from $50 $500.
Head quarters for Clothing, Boots s.
Shoes in Salem county. Get oer
prices and qualities and compare
them.
We could tell you lots about Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Curtains, Furniture etc,
Living The facilities for making cur
own Rag CARPETS, We can make one to
order if we cannot suit you.
We know the wants # the people in
this Community and are prepared TO
meet then.
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Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity otParis, Tex, che remarka-
BILE recovery of Mr. j. f.. Corley, who
was SO helpless he could not turn IN
bed, or raise his head; everybody said he
large bottle and a box Of Dr. Kings
New Lie Pills; by the time he had Ia
ken two boxes of Pills and two bottles
gained in flesh t~hirty-six pounds.
Trial Bottles Of this Great Discovery
for Consumption free at DR.. John%on's.
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4 car BE DONE.

BY trying again and keeping upoour-
age nany things seemingly impossible
may be attained. Hundreds of hopeless
eases of Kidney and Liver Complaint
have been cured by Electric Bitters,
after everything else had been tried IN
vain. Su, don't think II ere is no cure
for yon but try Electric Bite is There
Is no medicine so sale, So pure, and
perfect a blood purifier. Electric Biz
tiers will cure Dyspepsia. Diabetes and
j ID Diseases of the kidneys Invaluable
Infectious OF. Stomach and Liver, and
overcome all Urinary Difficulties.
large Bottles only 80 cts. at DR.. NJ
= ohnsonis.
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Fac Senatorial Cente2s.

1he conte.t for the central
Cnl'ed States Senate nom 1857 Il 1sao
= gong 70 % close and doubtful NM,
atSer the November elections of 1sae
"ehty-siH Republicans AMI ty.,,4,
we democrats viii l.oIa ope, =.
loi,y-ainth Congress, which maj 49,
me KetabLeurs have mr., s.
"lea the Legislature in ohio ,'a1,
1'esS tAe iieAt Sellator and ~ ""ich
s s'a,. y Maryland, Virginia and Min ,i"-
ssrpl' Which makes twenty-e5e@, ISIS
eaass ana twenty,seyen Rs,a neno-
To- tn . seats after March AZ cans
Aie democrats are mor,p, - ioSf. F,
ssei 10y nsAt years Legislatures ana 70 S
EIori g me sena'orsh ps, in pela nus j
'9ilaa' Missouri, lemes,sa war u
y g. Virginia, and The npSis' ia
'l'1s,a' Pennsylvania, Rbo5e 40,
~ j., e,inont. This VII saIgy the 80 re,
- - 70 thirty-iour Dem cra1s isl
my three l.epubhca,s ,na dAuE-
!, /, 1i,e states of California. ~,.s ~,
!. ya 'r'I''l'a' Maine Michigan, Neys. Lol
~" jersey, New York ana M,
,!sii tobe fought for. IftLe ~,
III 'a' aga live of these nine 10 tha'r ana
= y thifiy,tour, they will Sssa bn,
~ Six OF ~, Y pu1licans must fact,
.hree n maio,it 'nelf Previous thir- that
nbers TsDo OF The seyenty-six to !
ident Of c,erni. 's.e''il are pretty Dem
81 aii,'e Tue Democrats are almos, -.
Is as likely a. L""F NeY;s- has II
I1ia' a. oy q Republican C,.hsm
'eo'e' a Democratic senate e.
@so q may eject anothg
Ssu's eane wlthin
= Mo-
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-12-19

"a Swat nteMnyeaea Gis Greek aAE
one at RioR sHde. lie save easia Z
islaciiogTditi he aeNeisgs y ai.al sen
lisaas Is 81 tie sltj - o pr iabl ial.
tiat insstf red vpnih hes,ae nady
Ger ii ieets ef leicrlloo fl is ctsct3t.
III r. Mas neie ha1sbe wlsm Fe ~
came sn brdeni suscft q r. d'3ah Y
the n~rcsilsgttl canvass 4 eiialaH
wp ~fgsclsed ma tAsee seeks q is q
nesiYal service a ) aias Nn ia't eat-
e iasl Friday. Xoaag aaa Sea fg
ttlarly 10 these meetings asa1el STA
p rgens ai4a mai stoae aftas soon
as ghe se.viees were open veu, ow-
er the stones NOM .nl sgoaid ian.
With IeaGa,g mfinhcts q t'ie church.
he walked np snl d,en tiie aises, try
ing ps.su, cessfully 10 identify The guilty
persons. Tisey ssege s.ru + nHh tones
iron al s.Ges as DIZZY Waited.
Rofes were also tied across the patti
ueed By Mr. Howard il eins5 fsom nc
patronage % tie grch and osher 0
siael were pat ID lis was. ever sh'ct
he seeaoled and fell. HIS daughter,
MISS Carse. Hiet aith a-seysre iai bJ
,lie ssEat laeans.
III. Howard Is past 30 years Of ass
ard Is greatly esteemed beiAe reuita-
be people Of his circuit, lie was form
rtss Of The Nemalk CoAfsrence, ans
Wis lirss appe hiHsent siuce BEING
se from 81 ne.
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EucKlEn.a ARNloA salve

THE BEST SALvF in the world fer Cuts
RFsis 5. Sores, Ulscrs, Salt Rhsum,
Fever ores, Tettcr. Chopped Hands
l,A,'as rorns. AMI AL skin Ernp,tons
49, aaitis,lY cae, Piles, or no ray.
q sttfalssi y slgA p@.
at9 OF money refunded
isas. foR SALE ~
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year l5s5 on De.R
'ae past season b
sol pounds

"a LA
4 past season
230, Dol pounds
,on' q sorghum cane grown = q.
"a yeouhty " 'he tanners .leya g
E''itIieFa fof tte bounty. t. u ,.,,d i
Wy state a9def lie sugss honatr i, !
'le ye4r 1851 lave es bses 500.
~ -e s;oa. Jaeioy Bishop, II NJ Ky I,,.o
n.fean, and viii, If course. bs '' 49,
, total Lonnty Tor 1855 foo.s !,
@10'@z3, y, q which Sz.4Ia.la easc !
1As ean@ and '2,s09,6l to m~er.bantah, :
sggaF account, Unless the law he -.
,''actea tlds winter this viii AZ ~
4o',ll| raid as It expires BY Is o w.,
'Ii'iu&'lon FIVE years from he a,te -
sr,a'llneat, which was in March tss,
total amGant og bounty NINA, Nm
gave been paid by the STATE. fool. -
go '1f'Ni or so, G95. 10 Tor s~ourgl,'a,
,an', and $lA,o2s,s5 rr sugar.-c,"l
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rec CARRyr

Weaving III allits branches. Apply
to.
JOHN p. LEAP,
Mi1-tf. pennsgrove, N J.
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.v.s..asg ksti seaca 10 The Senate Or
to lie Housesa lEepr, seasaa yss. Tl.ere
were many lad silakInss snnong The
cd Members ast4f rs USUAL tic new
ones wefs coaspichous fer tae.r self-
conscious attempts to apIefr states
nantike aid 1t ease.
TIE session bsgan with ~ Rapse-
seutaiges preseI, aud So ~ssenatcrs.
T,.,,4s coisidelft eAee.lent nttendenee
for the inst day speakeafIisle
took lis .esl IS iIesldt b odeer at one
end Of the Cspitolla and All sherman
At the otEer.
Intbe senate, the soma drapery
around tAe ChaYY, 4. 4 femory Of
Yics-prsEident IA ,aricks, ontras.ed
marked.A With - neraI gus
tors, MndRlie Taril sg,pd costamus in
The gaxares, II 3
lac st day WIS takneEp by TIE
House J l. orsanlzs s1@arig ii tie
AlelnbEr aud dral asL. AS az
ual at 10 terry IN !. Al the -Nsm-
bsis u ed beifAad the ciicie Z SIS
and vi Cd impat tMss4ly, ,1Se samaay
selga'} 'ys, While blndiodetBiags
H. "1'em q o9@ n numbered ivlr1les
Il dttaclnIvSqUifIaA
IL llRy tl,err I'd f..
ca risond day ) ssion WAS deyot-
!, I~rssidmiiy 10 fe reading a the
j.. aiid iisaBessags in both the Senate
! orty he. Il ocupFea ore hour and
ocumsutcs. II saa Il inucA long /
IS Listened than was expected. Senators
: The PrJtentively telhe message, aud
t1au1 oitent's course Ia aeyot.ng more
!, silver qsttA Of it IA review II Tie
lie absaon, Was commented upon.
Il slectinae or any Recommendation
i ~eritleised. ahe internal revenue was
coamerci Aplroyaloi the MtxNaA
surprise. treaty was received with
for sgtsidEhe absence Of any argu4 On
The lobbys Was u aIsafpuintineuo II
proved by The lndHsaspol.cy VS. APP
zaticn Of hose interAtedAn Tie c.gill-
1ha p ned AaR
mormon es.dent's tfgatmeut OF tte
animous i2s@on met gsltn alnos. uA-
sir alnohghroyal. IL created some
Mormon G .ssAe rei reseht,siyes q tae
as that larltgeiii ia snisAity. As soon
Delegate U q ale mes We Was II. d,
the lobby .Iene, . U.u.AAsa OIL illso
tion WI Ind nelsl a. husl eas eglisspta
Le.eto Ia nlal, WIZ : ,anisAsoou
Cane l'i a9rmsif1o5sgea. Ne.
the N,SarYe' y plsIa,td y d.slA n a
INV, aayorlof ss4l LIKE n Y
in an9,@,, ~ Pr9sldeln Was aasSx Is, \
pgr@. = 'la3 ana tOiyyany law.
be hn1,s 'ne fea3ling 81 lie mess
'9%se' sc'rcsJy . nelllper leS'
-, Ter the ~Grst{hour. -
a,a eiose attensJh, out uha,, '-e'h
~ '''e ecSerd A1slf, seas g.. ~
Tie nal 'Ae Asisaoilcan slds
eoAihDeAts on thlk
ic. When N,.3F sclafac
Y" ID it, Vas sa~e'
no. u.p.aa "a -
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FOR SALE.

Twp Jersey Heifars. one ! montl S
Old full blooded; the other one year
Did seven .eigh's Jersey stlok. For par
i%eaIars, apply to
James u. Lay'on,
~I'tnHecrove.
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- LII VtIl he 3tradocel during the
<'''ortsj by one 9f
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-12-19
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanentiycured
Of mat dread disease, Consumption, by sim
NE remedy, is anxious to nakeknown TO his fell
low sufferers the means OF cure. To al who de-
sire IL, he win send a copy OF tbs prescription
used. tFREE.) with The direction for preparing
and nsing the same which they will find a sare
crpIs for COUGHS. COLDS, CUNsUMP-
TioH. ASTHMA, gROHcxi1Tis, sc.
Parties Wishing the Prescription, will please
address, Rev. Z, A. WILSON. lei Penn St.
willam.DuIgh n. X.
, 1885-10-20

DUBLIN, Oct. l9,-The Nationalist OF
Cavan, at a crowded convention to-day,
selected Joseph G. Biggar, NJ. p, and
Thos. O'Hanlon, as their candidates for
the house of commons.
The severity with which boycotting is
being carried on is shown by an incident
which occurred at a recent funeral at
McCroom, County Cork. A boycotted
relative of the deceased. together with his
family, Joined the funeral procession,
w%hereupon the priests and mourners with
drew. The obsequics were finally per-
formed by three Catholic eurates, umat-
tended.
Lord Clermont has RENTED l. per
cent. Of his tenants rents. owing to the
low prices which they obtain for their
produce.
AT the Armagh sessions, John How
ard Parnell, of New York, brother of
Charles Stewart Parnell. sued several of
his tenants for non payment of rents for
seven years. The magistrate remarked
that the defendants had evidently obeyed
Charles Stewart Parnells iniunctions in
stead of the plaintiff. 4 verdict in favor
OF the plaintiff was rendered in each case.
Seven farmers have been sentenced in
Limerick to one month"; Imprisonment
for rioting and boycotting,
, 1885-10-20
A Disastrous Fire.


'"cA"o' oot IA terribly quick
Spie'u'ng nre broke out IN the brick cot
"Ase' at 90 ernon Park place, owned
anu occupied by W. >. Bates a few min
"'es ai'er o TINS morning IN which four
po'so'S were burned to death. The lam
ny consisted oil hve persons and a servant
S"i' ana all put TWO met a terrible death.
II a'arm sounded at GO a. m. When
,no fireman arrived ON the scene the
nouSe was IN a blaze The lire marshal
'ouln Nr' bates IN the alley at the side
V' nus mousse suffering IRON severe bruises,
O' was aoie TO tell the story oil the
oa.as''Ophe' lie SAID that at 9 o clock
e"'s morning the servant g'ri started a
"'e III 'ne k''enen n went out OF doors
"''ine"' ia,er, leaving the 100 open;
S"e returned IN a minute or two and
, 1885-10-20
Another War Rumor.

VIENNA, Oct. l9.-rhe situation in
the East has again assumed u serious as
pect, owing to the bellicose attitude of
Seryia. Prince Alexander, after endeay-
oring to patch up an agreement with King
Milan, telegraphed the latter that he in
tended sending Minister Grekoff to the
Servian court on a special mission. King
Milan declined, however, tn receive the
mission. 1t is evident from King Milan's
answer that Servia is determined to fight
for territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
NIssA, Oct. 19.-The Servian govern
ment has expelled every journalist from
the city.
PARIS, Oct. l9.-It il now stated that
the new chamber of deputies will com
prise POO Conservatives and ISL Repub-
licans or Radicals.
, 1885-10-20
undesirnhIn Gneats

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-rhe agent at
Fort Belknap Indian reservation in North
ern Montana has informed the interior
department that a number of Cree Indi
ans, refugees from the British possessions
have crossed the line into the reservation,
having in their possession silverware and
articles Of ladies apparel, supposed to have
been captured during the Big Bear out
break. The agent requested hat these
mtrnders be escorted across the line and
forbidden to enter the United States.
The matter was referred to the secretary
of state who has replied that these In
dams can not be arrested, except upon
extradition by the British authorities,
and that this government should not
oountenAnce any kidnapping of Indians.
The interior department is at a loss to
know how the dangerous refugees can be
removed under the circumstance.
, 1885-10-20
Ferd Wards Case.

New YORK, Oct. l9.-Ferd Ward was
brought into the court of oyer and ter
miner for trial this morning. lie was ac-
companied by his attorneys, Gen. Tracey
and w. Bourke Cochran. After some
discussion in regard to the substitution of
the new Indictment, which covers the
ground of all others, the case was con
tinued until this afternoon, and this after
noon it was continued until next Thurs
day. The prosecuting attorney declined
to go forward with the trial on the orig
inal indictment, on the ground that the
arrest of W. S. Warner, the witness
chiefly relied on to prove the ease. might
be legally incapacitated from giving testi-
mony thereby, and thus the ease would
practically 20 by default.
, 1885-10-20

were but some 700 registered in this pre-
cinct, and il this were true, over 200
fraudulent ballots had been cast. County
Clerk Dalton said he didn't know wheth-
er the newspaper statement was correct or
net he had only TO count the vote as re-
turnedand the count was proceeded with.
Another objection was made by citizens
that the returns were not certified to prop
erly.
DAYTON, o.. Oct. l0.-The official
count of Montgomery county was finished
to-day. Hoadley's majority is 9OI, the
remainder of the state varies from eight
to ten votes. Samuel Il. Kemp, Repub-
lican senator, has a majority of SO. Mont
gomery county gave Robertson Demo
craD l6s majority; Preble county gave
Kemp 224; three Democratic represen-
%tatives' Eidemiller, Edwards and Turner
are elected. The county Democratic ticket
is elected.
, 1885-10-20
The omciaI Count in OHIO.

CINcINNATI, Oct, l9.-Thc official
count of votes cast in Hamilton county at
last Tuesdays election began to-day. Re-
publican and Democratic candidates were
represented by counsel, Returns from
three precincts were missing and a man
damus was issued in each case for their
production. 1t may require two or three
days to complete the work.
The case of Col. Hudson, chief of po-
lice, for dereliction of duty, etc, in not
arresting the men charged with violation
of the registry law, was continued until
next Monday at the request of the state.
The cases of Others charged with violation
of the registry law, we're also continued
to enable their attorneys to argne demur-
rers, which are based on the unconstitu-
~tionality of the law, the point being that
it applies only to Cincinnati and Cleve-
land.
While precinct II, First ward was being
called, DIR, Thompson came in with Chas.
Regain, both judges of election. They
g.
brought the missing tally sheets wrapped
up in a paper which they delivered to
County Clerk Dalton in hal shape instead
of being sealed, as the Law requires. DR..
Thompson, Republican judge, said. 81
didn't sign those tally sheets. went to
supper election night, requesting the 9th
er judges to do no counting until | re-
turned, as [ had eaten nothing all day,
but when | returned | could not get in,
80 | refused to sign Dalton took the
sheets at the same time remarking, they
should have been sealed and one sent back
to the city clerk The opinion of the
county solicitor was requested in the
premises. The count was adjourned at
$3.50 p. m, after four wards had been
csnvassed. The discrepancies between
the tally sheets and official count were of
little importance until precinct A, of the
Fourth ward was reached. The total
number of votes announced as east in this
precinct was a9G, divided as follows.
Hoadley T96, Foraker IS, Leonard %.
Z -County Auditor Capellar objected
that, according TO the newspapers Their
, 1885-10-20
Collided in a Dense Fog.

JERSEY Cry, N. j., Oct. 1s.-On tn,
meadows, four miles west of this city. .
collision occurred between two trains thi,
evening which resulted in the death of five
persons, and the injury of several others.
The Pacific express leaving here at S:lI
o clock ran into a w~esternbound emigrant
tram, which had stopped at the coal shutes
ON the west side of the Hackensack
bridge, knocking a portion of the latter
across the track of the Lehigh Valley
road.
Shortly alterward a Lehigh Valley train,
westbound, came laundering along and
crashed into the wreck. The dead were
all on the emigrant train as were also the
injured. The brakeman of the latter train
was among the victims.
The wreck is the most frightfl on the
road in years. Three of the dead have
been brought to Jersey City. They are
a man and a woman, both decapitated and
terribly maugled, and a boy of about 10
years, who had both legs cut off. Their
names have not yet been learned.
The emigrant train was Just pulling
away from the coal chutes when the acct
dent occurred. A dense fog prevailed at
the time. The bodies of the man woman
and boy which were brought here were
taken to Speers morgue. They have not
yet been identified. The wounded were
brought to jersey City depot, where all
the available ambulances were in waiting,
and they were conveyed thence to St.
Francis hospital.
Among them were Emlenia Amears. a
Norwegian, aged 81 years, en- ont to
Madison, Wis. Both legs were cut off and
she was injured about the head. Shielded
ten minutes after her arrival.
Marinus Klinger, a Norwegian, aged
Is, en- route to La Junta, Col, where his
uncle resides, crushed about the head and
shoulders. He died at midnight.
Christian G.. Balstead, Norwegian. aged
80 years, en- route to Minneapolis, Mimi,
compound fracture of both legs probably
fatally hurt.
f JERSEY CRY, Oct. l9.-The wrecked
Lehigh Valley engine was raised this
evening. In the mud beneath the boiler
was found a body apparently 10 years of
age. Both legs were off below the knees,
the right side OF the face was crushed in
and the hands were scorched. Beside the
body was found the right leg of a boy
presumably II years OF age. The member
does not correspond with the remaining
portions Of any body in the morgue. and
it is thought another life has been lost.
This makes a total of nine deaths. A
pile of debris still stands where the loco.
motives lay and workmen are carefully
Searching IL
, 1885-10-20
Squirrels on the Move.

MEMPHIS, Oct lg.-Mihons of SOUR
rels are emigrating from the Mississippi
side over to the Arkansas shore at a
point five miles below Memphis and ex.
tending down for twenty miles. They
are swimming the Mississippi river and
are evidently making Tor more elevated
grounds in Arkansas Thousands art
being killed by the farmers, who, by rea-
sous OF their great numbers, use sticks in
stead Of guns. 4 similar emigration oil
squirrels occurred in 1872
, 1885-10-20
Shot In the Back.

LITTLE Rock, Oct. 10. Near Langley,
Pike county, Saturday, an old quarrel wa.
renewed between two prominent farmers.
Sylvester Churchill and o former resident.
Dennis Brooks, whom the former believed
returned to kill him. They separated at
ter shaking hands, but near nightfill.
when Brooks started away, Churchill
killed him with a rife by a shot in tn,
back. The murderer fled to the noun
t,ins
, 1885-10-20
Cattle Receipts.

CHICAGO, Oct. l9.-Cattle-Receipts
5000 shipping steers, $50 to 1900
pounds, ss.6O@5 3. 90; stockers and feeders.
dull and very plentiful at 81. 35(a2 60:
through Texans a shade lower, COO to $50
pounds, $1,000 $40; western rangers
dull and 10 cents lower, natives and half
breeds, $4,000 80; wintered Texans,
s. nnM2 60
, 1885-10-20
Two Woman Murdered.

GALVESTON, Oct. IA special from
Laredo to the Ncns says: \ courier who
arrived this evening from down the river
reports that two Mexican women were
murdered about moor To day on a ranch
sixteen miles from Laredo. lie could
give no particulars. Officers have started
for the scene.
, 1885-10-20

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days of the use of DR.. Dyes Celebrated
Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory APP
p~liances for the speedy relief and perma-
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Illustrated pamphlet, with full informa.
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, 1885-10-20

will not escape a second time. jackson
and Marks spent last winter in this place,
gambling and loafng, They both belong
to the Teton band Of m~iscreants, and
Jackson is one of the shrewdest, daring
and dangerous leaders of the criminal
oonv
, 1885-10-20
U. S. Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l9.-The United
States supreme court rendered no de-
cisions to-day. Several motions to adj
vance cases for hearing were disposed of,
the most important being in the Virginia
coupon cases, six in number; all were adj
vanced and five Of them fixed for hearing
on the third Monday in November.
, 1885-10-20

New YoRK, Oct. l9.-The final ar
rangements for the Irish demonstration
to be held at Tammany, on Wednesday
evening, have been completed. Mr.. Chas.
A. Dana has been asked to preside. 1t
is expected that $4,000 will be realized
as a fund to help the Parnelite candidates
i'm Ireland.
, 1885-10-20
Lowering the WORLDS Reoord. 1

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. l9.-W. 4.
Rowe, of Lynn, lowered the worlds
twenty mile bicycle record at Hamden
park this afternoon. His time was So
minutes and 20 seconds. The best pre-
vious time was IS minutes and 56-l5,
made by j. NJ. Weber here last Septem-
, 1885-10-20

Having purchased the gallery of +. A.
jenkins, | am now prepared to turn out
the best cabinet photographs at 5000 pei
dozen, and card size at 800. Give me a
call and | will guarantee to please you.
II. CHRISTOPHER.
, 1885-10-20
Montreal SMALLPOX Record.

MONTREAL, Oct. l9.-For the week
ending Friday night there were reported
by the authorities of the Roman Catholic
cemetery 293 deaths from small pox in
the city, 20 at st. Concgonde, lG at St.
Henri, : at st. Gabriel, p at st. Jean
Baptiste and % at st. Louis.
, 1885-10-20
-NCm ron SALE.

Known as the Government Farm near
Fort Laramie, with the sheep, cattle,
horses, wagons and machines. This
property must be sold to close an estate.
For further particulars apply to Nalen-
tine Baker, agent for administrator
Cheyenne, Oct. 10, 1885.
, 1885-10-20
Fall overcoats at Polack $


We have orders and can place a num-
Der of good two and three year-old Amer
lean steers, suitable for feeding, at much
better prices than they are worth in Chi
cago. We sell for cash or on time as
desired. Address for particulars,
Grand Island. Neb.
, 1885-10-20

Headache, bilious disorders and consti.
patton are cured by st. Patrick's Pills.
They are the most pleasant and most of-
ieetual physic in use. Sold by W. n.
Hunt.