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Cincinnati.

FLOUR-FanJy, SAD .y1 %. family, 81 IS 9LjJ
WHEAr-No 3 RET. IS a1lc; No SO g9Sc
COHA-No. mixed, a 4 CASE; No. White,
OATS No. 3 mixed g2 q33c; No 2mixei,
30 gs C; No. white, ~ Us &c.
FORK - Family. Siloj 9ll.25 regular
S1O-oMl16i
BACON shoulders, ~ gi>se; short clear sides
S649GbH
LANO-E..t.e 6[s 85c
CAELo1-Prme to choice OHIO 5lalg7c New
Yura 5 lc, Northwestern, ? gIc
POULf8Y-Far chic S9as, 2.5) - 90, prime.
S3.25g3 IS; ducks 500 ~. 2j; ge Sc, $500 per
dozen. live turkeys sc: dressed, 10 gl32,
HAY-No. / tinotAy SEQ 9l5,0D No. 2,
SllsUBl49l.s mixed 5000 Gill; wheat. an
rye straw. SLo3 9S.0J; 04t straw, - % 9l) %.
WOOL-UcWashei ne-Nu n clO.1lns, 10 Gle;
fine merlul. 70 1l1c, comm)n HOLE; hsece
washed medium clothing, - g-3c; combln. ~ 0
2sc burr aud cots Is g!lc; tuo Slsaei - 127c,
pulled, II s2jc.
CATrL1-8ool 10 cloice :40) $500,
fair, S8.0lg3. 3, common. s. % y 375; stockers
anifsedsrs - ~ p, yetrinss aal calves
- g -
NOES selected Butchers $40 .gi.7j; fair u
sso5d p4-tls - - gl.55 far 60 good Ii glt, 81 p
IA n: common, S3.7j o 20: culls. $3.50 g2.0l.
SHEEp--l@ nn0n o. f2ir, 81 - 800; god ~
choice, s.. GAO; spr'n tanoh $500 o. 3D.
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Treasury Department
ice Of Comptroller Of tie Currency,
fVoShiHgton, .JuLU 20, 1885.

U0ShlHgton, JatD 20, 1880.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, it has been
made to appear that "I'he National Bank
of Martins urg' in the town of Martins
burg, in the County Of Berkeley and State
Of West Virginia, has complied with all
the provisions Of the .sAct Of Congress to
enable National Banking Association to
extend their corporate existence and for
other purposes" approved July 18th, 1882.
Now, therefore /, Henry w Cannon,
Comptroller Of the Currency, do hereby
certify that "The National Bank of Mar
tinsburg," in the town Of Martinsburg, in
in the County Of Berkeley and state of
West Virginia, is authorized to have sue
cession for the period specified in its
amended articles OF association, namely
until close Of business on July %, 1865.
- In testimony ohereof, witness
}sp. my hand and Seal Of Office,
this 10th day Of July, 1885.
II. w. CANNON,
No. 1924. Comptroller ofthe Currency.
July %, lSS5.-4t.
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Notice TO Creditors.

To The Creditors Of A6raham G. Vonme-
ire, deceased.
IN pursuance OF decree of the Circuit
4 Court of the County of Berkeley made
in cause therein pending to subject the
real estate of the said Abraham G vanmetre.
to the payment OF his debts, YOU are hereby
required to present your claims against the
estate of the said Abraham q Vaumetre for
adjudication to John T. Picking, Commits
sioner, at his office in the said county, on OF
before the 18th day Of August, 1885.
Witness, y. Martin, Clerk Of said
Court, this 9th day Of July, 1885
iYl6t Ct y. II. MARTIN, Clerk
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Fine Stallion for Sale

/ WILL s5i q. private sale my fne
4 fve.y ear.oId Stallion, NORFOLK HERJ,
JR lie may oe seen at Charles Eutzys iiv-
cry yard, in Martinsbnrg This is fine OPP
portunity 70 purchase good bloodea breed.
ing stock | will al,o sell new trotting
buggy, su!ky and fixtures.
jy25,4t DAVID l. EUBANKS.
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4 r 4 MEETING OF the directors OF the
"a Martinsburg Gas Co., held July 22ud,
1885 dividend OF two per ceut was de-
clared of the capital stock OF jae Company,
payable on ana after August LIST, 1885
f S. EAMERT, Scc'y.
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II is shown by q census Of Iowa
now being taken, that there has been
y falling oil III population since 1880
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Prices ranged on Reeve very best 52s
~ dunn to first, ~ e. 4; Most sales
"a cts per IL. sheep 3A@4
....a.bs 2@Gct4. Hogs 6T@6& cts.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE, I
Martinsburg W. Va. !
July 18th, 1885. J

huiliuNDuIEl v n.
July 18th, 1885
To George A. Chrisman, Admir-. of Abra
G. Vanmetre, dec d, and Scott Vanmetre
ard Mary Z. Vanmetre his wife-plain-
tiffs
Eliza Jane Vaumetre, Abraham B. vanme
tire, Jacob NJ. Vaumetre and Susan Van
metre, his wife, Barney @. Vanmetre and
Sallie Vanmetre, his wife, John B. Stanly
and Martha II. Stanly his wife, John w {.
Ernest and Mary E. Ernest, his wife, AID
Olson Engle and Eliza J. Epgle, his wife,
Sarah A. Price and z. t. Grove-defen-
dants.
You are her by notified that have fixed
upon the 18th day Of August, 1885, to audit
any debts or liens against the estate of Alb
raham G., Vanmetre, deceased, with their
priorities and such other matters as any of
the parties May require TO be reported or the
commissioner may deem proper-as required
by the decree of the Circuit Court of Berkeley
County, rendered on the l4th day of May,
1885, in suit in chancery. depending in
said Court, in which you are parties, plain
lifts and defendants, at which time and place
you are required to attend
Given under my hand as Com missioner of
the said Court, the day and year first afore-
said. J. T. Ticking,
iy IA At Commissioner
FAULKNER Il INGLEs, Atys.
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There were 1886 new cases and
us deaths from cholera in Spain on
SATURDAY.
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wHEAr-. 70. wnLte. NJ :. asIol.a; No. ! rel.

WHEAT To- white, % gsLOo,a; No. red,
s. a9ysa
CONN-Mixed western, Il Gj2c, fulurss, 50 Q
81 O.
OATS-Western. 30 95I &c.
CATTLE -. ~ t5. 90 per 100 lbs. live weight
HOGS f.! i 5Aoi per 100 lbs.
SHEEP y 80 IS IS per 10 lbs live weight.
COrr1N -2u.e.: NdlAns uplanls. - Sc, d.
Orleans. iJ 81 Futures dan, June - 3)c; July,
1034c; Aug st, 10 Sc Ss3ten0sr, lJ,2J5; OctJ
Der, 99Ic: N3gsule-.3 a, Dscsnosr sec
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TO AGENTS.
LARGE PROFITS.
But Small Capital REQUIRED
j. w. BISHOP.
Wholesale Grocer.

Call on p, G. HUNTER, who has open
ed a photograph coping house in connec.
ton with photography, where you can
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Liverpool

10 N-aJb Pfms .aess eastern AZ SIS; do
western cIl a. 4ts
LAtD-spot and July as Cd; ami August. and
Sep,rm rN 3t5 o.
WHEA New No . winter at Is Id do sprlns
at IS l1
ILDUt-- S 81
co2N-5oot 80 s. o.; jay at As Cd; Au-
gus, Z /. September, IS slzd
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get your pictures en-
larged to life size in
Oil, Pastel, Crayon,
India Ink and Water
Colors, at extremely
low figures. All done
at home, and no dan
ger ofyour not getting
your old pictures back
lagain.
| You can ges such
lporfraits as thai of the
Hon. Chas. j. and 6
Boyd Faulkner, that
was on exhibition at
the Martlnsburg Fair.
The holidays are APP
preaching and you
!. Such presents US q
Z. @ HUNTER,
hartinsburg, w. Va.
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Opera TIE slippers
Opera Toe Slippers.
BLUE F2ONT BLUE FRONT,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Trustees Sale
or VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY.

DY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed by
ID Samuel Hopewell, II. s. Liggett, james
Clayto James Willis and Frank Corsey;
Trustees OF the Colored Methodist Episcopal
Church OF Mariinsburg, 10 the undersigned
Trusee, dated the 9Th day of July, 1882,
and recorded in DEED Book No. 10 on page 1870
in tn County Court Clerk Office OF Berkeley
county, W Va 70 secure the pay ment Of
certain debts therein set forth to George W.
Buxton, will Offer at public auction, 10
front Of The Court house door, IN Martins
burg, ". Va, on
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Saturday, August 22, 1885,

the following described real estate; conveyed
in said deed, viz: Part Of LOT NO AZ, in
Martinsburg, W Va. fronting 100 feet on
Martin street an running nofthward 80 f.,
il being the lot originally conveyed by VIM.
N. Riddle, executor OF Chas. Stewart, doc d
To Samuel Hopewell and others as Trustees
Of said church, by deed ated nth day OF
August, eco, and recorded in the County
Court CLERK Office OF Berkeley county, VI.
Va. Il Deed Book No Ca 90 page 4s.
TERMS OF SALE-one-ihird Of pur-
chase money cash in liand, one-thrd tn, reof
with interest in one year, and the residue
thereof with interest ia two years from day
OF sale, taking from the purchaser his notes
with good security for deferred payments,
and re aiming the legal title is further sec L.
rity until payment Of all the purchase mon
ey. h BOYD FAULKNER,
jy25tds Trustee
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Baltimore Lire lstoch DE0rhef.

KEcNIpla F0R Tnn WEEK.
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A RELIABLE MEDICINE

DIES JEG' S rULNO CURA and Gener.
ID al Yitalzsf cores Coughs Code, Dsh'!-
6 ard all rervCus G e-ses.
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SAFE or srocK.
Securities Disposed Of at the Cooper House b,
4. Is, Long.


J. B. Long.
Sam Matt Fridy, auctioneer sold the fol-
lowing stocks at the Cooper house, this after
noon, for Jacob b. Long, broker:
Five shares of Farmers National bank
stock, TO b. Frank Eshleman, at SIlO.25 per
share.
Five shares of same, to Amaziah e. Brack-
bill, at $1,000 per share.
Ten shares OF same, TO +. W. woolworth,
at Sll025 per share.
Five shares OF same stock, to Amaziah Il.
Brackbill, at $1,000
Fifteen shares of stock of First National
bank of Lancaster, TO Thomas Baumgardner,
at Sl9l so per share.
The following stocks and bonds were with
drawn:
Five shares of Fulton national bank stock
Withdrawn at STATS per share.
Five shares of Williamstown turnpike
stock withdrawn at slO0.75 per share.
Fifteen shares of Quarryville National bank
stock withdrawn at sl09.75.
Fifteen shares of Ephrata National bank
stock Withdrawn at sli05O.
Ten shares of Columbia National bank
stock withdrawn at Sl2l75 per share.
One thousand dollars city school loan, bear
siJBS. Ber cent interest withdraw" at Sl02 per
One thousand dollars Quarryville pei
cent mortgage bond, Withdrawn at Sl0o.75
| per 500.
| Fifteen shares of Eastern Market stock
Withdrawn at s5975 per share.
| Twenty-Five shares of Lancaster q Marietta
| turnpike stock, withdrawn at s3i75 pei
| share.
| Twenty-Five shares of Lancaster & Lititi
turn pike stock, Withdrawn at s74 per share
Nine shares of Western Market stock, with
drawn at $50 per share
Jacob B. Long sold to-day at private sal
| 1,50O Reading 4 Columbia railroad bonds
| at SlC4 and shares Eastern Market at $50
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AInltsenlents,

Opening Of me Hel0ehs To-night-Ths even.
ing Hewetts Musetts open their weeks en-
gagement in the opera house. They play nj very
low prices but have an excellent organization,
The company includes Frank and Emma
Hewett, Little Rosebud, Lotte Sinclair, the conf.
cal Cawthornes, Kitty Love formerly of Love
Sisters and Horseshoe Four) Fred Barth and
others
Grand Vocal and Instrumental cert.-Lan.
caster will be treated to II flood of melody in
Fulton opera house on Thursday, May 7th, on
the occasion of grand vocal ana instrumental
concert for the benefit of st. Joseph's hospital,
this city. 1t will be given by eminent Baltimore
artists, assisted by the united church choirs of
81. Anthonys, St Mary's and STD oscph's Catholic
churches OF this city. There will be present IN
its participation two great virtuosos from Balti.
more, the Misses Belzhoefer pianist and violinist
from the Berlin conservatory, together with the
select female chorus from the Baltimore cathe
dral choir, under the direction of Rev 4. Graf
choir master Messrs. Knabe Il Co., the Balti
more piano manufacturers, will send on their
best concert grand piano for the occasion St
Josoph's hospital has done much good for the
suffering poor of Lancaster in an transformations
way, and this effort TO raise funds deserves the
best of patronage from her citizens. The tickets
are 80 cents each, and will be offered for sale by
the sisters connected with the hospital.
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MARKETS..
Philadelphia Market.

PHLApELpHIA, March 30-Flour steady with
fair demand Superfine, ~ 5O6l2 s7L Extra $50
50 Penna. family, % 62156p3 67l5 Winter clears
S4fl4 40 do straights, "a 256p475 Mimi extra clear
"a 0044 so do straights, ~ 50(D5 o. winter pat,
ents, q 1905 e5 spring do, IS O095 62IS.
Rye -four at $3 6215.
Wheat easier but quiet; No. Western
Red, ssl4c; No. 8 do, at sO150sll6c; No. / Pa,
do. s6c /; No. 2 Delaware, do, 9c.
Corn firm. with fair demand steamer 4aa5Oc :
No 2 yellow and mixed, 4s1z03Oc; No do, 4s1S
Q49hc.
OATS firm and higher, under scarcity, with fair
SsGSs11c No. do. 37dS719c; rejected, 34Q36c ;
No. mixed, 36l6c.
Rye dull at zoe.
seeds-Clover firm at 7@s54c; Timothy steady
al 65 Fiaxseed firm at ~ 536ll S.
winter bran scarce and wanted at SO.
PROVISIONS quiet and prices firm; mes
PORK Sle 90 beef hams, s2l92l so; city mess
Bacon, sk9ec Smoked Shoulders, Ggp6lIo
SAT- 90, 6te; smoked hams 10%gll&c
Lard steady city refined, at 7s46sc; loose
butchers, 6s4c; prime steam, q! 25Sl7 30.
Butter-markct dull aud In buyers favor ;
Creamery extras, 2i925c B. q, and n. Y. do, 2i9Q
s5c; Western dairy extras, 25ci do good 10
choice, l5Gplsc.
Rolls at s@l5c packing butter, ssPioc.
Eggs-market frm Extras. I6aSi6JSc West.
Cheese quiet and unchanged New York Fun
Cream. l24l24c; Ohio Flats, choice, lie do
fair TO prime. s@lolzc; Penn'a part skins, 40
DC do full do, l92<c.
Petroleum steady; Refined. 7sEc.
Whisky nrmer at 81 20
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TIE LINNEAN SOCIETi.
The Local Scientific Association Holds Its Reg
ular Monthly Meeting.


sR ular Monthly Meeting.
At the regular March meeting of the
-Linnaan society on Saturday, DR.. Wicker
sham in the chair, the donations consisted
OF the report of the cotton production of Vir-
ginia, quarto report Of cotton production of
the Indian territory, quarto both from the
Interior department of the United States !;
United States patent office gazettes, volume
80, Nos. s-ll, and supplement Commercial
Balletf,s, Paris agricultural report of Cali
fornia, from the University of California, and
number Of bulletins from the same cata-
lcgues of phamphlets from the libraries of
the late James Buchanan and A. f. Roberts I;
proceedings of the Academy of Natural
Science, Philadelphia part 3, November and
December, 1888; a number OF seed catalogues,
book catalogues, prospectuses, circulars, etc,
from various sources also lot of miscel-
laneous pamphlets by s. s. Rathvon.
The donations to the museum consisted
of box containing halt dozen shells 70
the "edible SNAIL" from Mr.. VIM Roehm,
North Queen street; a card with the Opercu-
TENS OF the same, neatly mounted, and a bot
tie containing the animal part of the shell
this Is the snail raised in France for table use.
DR.. Rathvon read an interesting paper
on these specimens, in which he states that
he boiled and ate three OF the snails, with
pepper and salt; they tasted something lik
clam, and he adds that "like the man who
ate crow, he had no hankering after any
more. The snail's scientific name is Helir
pomafia A bottle containing an alcoholic
specimen Of gold fish, and bottle Of numer-
Gus miscellaneous specimens from DR.. s. S.
Rathyon. Mr.. j. NJ Westhaef1er presented
bottle containing two specimens OF Salam-
ander, SQlamandTa erythronatG, which had
been turned up on March 2lst in digging
grave in a churchyard. A bottle of mineral
spring water
The committee on constitution and bylaws
and printing of the same, reported progress
and was continued.
An invitation to attend the cremation of
Frederick HInkel, was accepted.
The society adjourned to Saturday after
noon April 25, 1885, at 2SO o'clock, the
torium.
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Live stock Prices.

Observation-Disclosures 5000 head ship:
ments, 5000 head market fairly active good
steers "a lOe5 80 800 to 800 Ms, &5p5 50 800
to Iy00 ns o. yOfI5 10 Gamers ana butchers
% 750Qi 75
Iiogs-Ieccirts, 5000 head shipments, 500
market slow, closing 5@l0c lower; rough and
mixed packing, "a 33Gli 60; packing and chip
ping, si Gogpi 80 light, u 1904 10 skips, VI 75d
AS.
Shcep--Rcccipts, 200 head shipments. 2ie
head market strong: common, ~ con@3 %
medium. Si604 - good, ~ 35Gf 10.
EAST LIBERTY.-The consignments OF cattle
to-day were all for through points Nothing
doing here receipts, 722 head shipments, none
Hogs were steady, but slow Philadclphias
81 9odl5 Workers, "a 50f1i rs receipts, 1000 head
shipments, 1900 head
Sheep were slow and unchanged receipts
1900 head shipments, 2600 head.
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.Inined the Doubled Crowd.

Christ +. Stoner, the popular county regis
ter, was married at o o'clock last evening, to
Miss Martha Martin, daughter of John Mar
tin, proprietor of the hotel at West Willow.
The ceremony took place at the residence OF
the brides parents, in the presence of a few
friends, and it was solemnized by Rev. G..
Elvin Houpt, of Grace church, this city.
Christ wore a smile to-day as he received the
hearty congratulations of numerous friends.
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DEATHS.

,GABLE.-In this city, on the 2Jth inst, Miss
Eliza Gable
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence, No. l3l South Duke street.
ON Thursday afternoon, at o'clock. Interment
at Woodward Hin cemetery
BRENEMAN.-ln Denver, Colorado, on March %
1885, Henry ii. Breneman, in the seth year of his
age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral from ST. Jamc,
church, on Friday afternoon at 21& O'Clock In
terment at Lancaster cemetery.
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All About the Babe.

The dispute over the possession Of the babe
of Frank w. Johnson, the particulars of
which were published in Saturdays INTEL
LIGENcER, resulted in two suits being entered
before Alderman Fordney, on Saturday
evening. johnson and his step-brother
Lorenzo Floyd, prosecuted Frank Liebiried,
the grandfather of the child on the mothers
side, for surety of the peace, alleging that
Liebfried threatened to kill them. The ac-
cused was required to enter bail for trial at
court,
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Change of Proprietors.

John Sides has sold out the stock and fix
lures OF the Pennsylvania Depot hotel 10
Jacob Zortman, who took possession TODAY.
Mr. Sides, who has been in the hotel busi-
ness for many years, In this city, and has al
ways been popular landlord, will give his
attention TO his farm in Eden township and
tho hat store, in which he is interested in
this CITY Mr.. Zortman comes from New
port, Perry eouIIty
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Ehrhart Winterhalter was heard by Alder
man Barr on Saturday evening OH a charge
of stealing coat, the property of John
Utzinger. The evidence was not considered
sufficient TO warrant the alderman returning
the case to court and Winterhalter was dis
charged from custody. r.
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A story of Edison.

At Cedar Key the other evening Thomas
A. Edison was watching the phosphOrescence
ON the water, and group of darkies near by
were also wondering at the strange spectacle
"What am dat, Sain?' asked one 'Dat?"
was the reply; "g'way, niggah; don you
know? It's dat lightnin' man am glib each
one dem fish a 'lectric lamp"
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at,be So = house'

m, A. .sr eeable Weather of Saturday night
-. the bad walking on Sunday, had the
siiect of driving So knights of the road to
Harry Shenck's hotel for accommodation.
They were discharged upon their promise to
leave the city at once.
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Made Assignments.

John $, Gambler, OF Mannheim township,
madean assignment to-day for the benefit of
creditors 10 Aaron Swarri OF East Hempheld
township.
Urias Buch and wife, Of Warwick township
have made an assignment of their property
TO Israel G. Erb
Hiram X Eaby and wife, OF Penn town.
ship, have made an assignment of their prop
erty 10 George NJ. Hartman, OF Penn.
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Cattle Market.

STOCK YARDs--wEsT PHILADELPniA, March 3d.
Cattlc--reccipts, $500 head market fair,
selling at ii4el61%c.
sheep--recepfs, 500 head market slow
selling at 46i5Lc Lambs selling at t19f16Hc.
Hogs-receipts, 400 head; market active
selling at bi.M6isc
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Held for n Hearing,

On complainto of Thomas S. Feagley, Calvin
Davis was arrested and held for q hearing
before Alderman Spurrier on Tuesday after
noon at 230, to answer for assault and battery
and malicious mischief.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-30

Alderman A. +. Donnelly issued warrants
to-day for the arrest of Philip and George
LAUDER, two boys, for committing an assault
and battery on William Redding, by striking
him with "a stone.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-30

The Ladies' Union Dorcas society gratefully
acknowledge the following donations received
since March 18th A friend, 81 and children's
clothing friend, 81 Mrs. Adeine SprengeT,
81 friend, II Do You, 81.
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DislocatIon ofKuee Can.

John Nickodein, of 502 Manor street, has
sustained severe dislocation of the knee cap,
He was attended by Drs Mccormick and
MusseT.
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Nav YORK Markat.

NEW YORK, March 30.-- -Flour-State aud Western
quiet and scarcely 80 firm. Southern steady.
Wheat l4lLc lower and heavy and irregu-
lar with moderate business 40. l White
May, si1s0s2e June, oS0s5,sci July. si0sissc.
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Corn Lf21Sclower and dun Mixed western
SPOT, 4gfl5lc do futures, 49I<f13lMc.
Oats IsGAc lower; No. April, SIC ; State,
3s1i2c; Western, s7Q4lc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-30

q. w. FULTON, ESQ, Fulton, Texas, suffered
for ten years from serious bladder disorders and
lost from % to 30 pounds in 1881 he used II bot
ties of Warmers SAFE Cure, and recovered his
natural weight and said, al consider myself
well for a man of u.s." December 2Oth, lssi, he
wrote, 81 have had no symptoms of kidney dis
order since 1881, and II did should rely upon
SAFE Cure"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-30
New York State, 3,O53,O8O.

Mrs. J. Is. DESMOULIS, 2ill Morgan street,
ST. Louis, No. In lss2, wrote, " hnve been in
delicate health for many years but Warmers
sAFE Cure made me the picture of health"
June 23d, 1883, she wrote, My health has been
good for the last two years"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-30
936,842. Chicago, 2,l8l,52O.
Boston,

B.F. LARRABEE, ESQ, ~ Chester square Bos-
ton, Mass, In 1873, was given up by several promi
nent Boston Physicians as incurable from
Brights Disease. lie took over 900 bottles OF
Warmers sApE Cure, in 1850 2, and October 8,
1854, wrote that the cure was as permanent as
surprising"