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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

L. P. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper in
San Francisco and vicinity. He is authorizes
10 receive advertisements and subscriptions and
collect for the same. Rooms d and p, Mer-
chants Exchange.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Two Vessels Ashore.

VICTORIA, February 15th--Indians just
arrived report two vessels ashore on Barclay
Sound. No particulars are yet received,
but more news will come by the steamer,
which is hourly expected
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The RpooRD-UN1oN is the only paper on
IL. coast outside Of San Francisco, that re-
crimes TIE full Associated Press dispatches
,,o,a d, parts of tbs worId. Outside Of San
Fta,5soo it }as no competitor, IN point Of
-,v,ubcrs, IN its home and general circulation
,Sressohopt the coast.
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The oldest tavern building in America is
supposed to be the General Wayne Hotel
at Elm Station, Pa. 1t was built in 1907,
and was often visited by William Penn
when he preached in Merton meeting
house.
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FOREIGN.
The Soudan War.

LONDON February 15th.-General era
ham and staff leave London on Saturday
next for Cairo, going by way of Brindizi.
Upon his arrival at Cairo he will meet in
council General Stephenson, General Doe
mer and other officers, and will then 20 to
Suakim. The expectation of the War Of
flee is that the forces to start from Suakim
will reach Berber, if the march proves sue
cessr1l 4 nril 9th
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Germania Building and Loan Associa
tion-The monthly installments and interest
are due and payable TO-DAY {Monday), February
l6, 1855 The Secretary will be ready to receive
the same at the office No. 10il Fourth street.
from 10 A. NJ. to p NJ, and in the evening from
7toS 4. HEILBRON, President.
Fl ! GOETHE Secretary fel6-1t*
A. @. Irregular Meeting off, u
Court Capital, No. e, 742. THIS tMonday) Tx
EVENING, at 7:}0 o'clock. Every mem
Der is requested to be present for Flee 6s
ton ofC. K g. L. SHAFER acting C. r.
O. N CRoNKIrE r. S. 5. c.. fe16-1ts
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Seminal Weakness Nervous Debility, Loss of
Mental and Physical Vigor, Impotenoy, Invol-
untGry Emissions and all disorders caused by
observation-disclosures IndiseretiOn and Abuse. DR..
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary Stimuli
liant, but completely Restorative Tonic. They
build up the whole system strengthen and re
store the sexual organs, and give a new lease of
lfe-with power 10 enjoy ito all who expe-
rience the blessed benefits of their potent power.
Price, s. 50 per bottle Sent by mail on receipt Of
price or by Express, c. o. D. Address all or
ders. A. MCB0SLE & CO., Druggists, San Fran.
cisco, p o. Box 1852. nS-lm
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GENERAL NOTICES.


Mrs. T.. w. Stevens, Test Medium, is
located at No. ll2l Ninth street, between X and
L. Seanees Tuesday and Friday Evenings.
iaA- Inns
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Lunoborg's Perfume, Edna.
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
u1rS-l-
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AUCTIONS.
BELL g. co.

a U Q TT I O NJ L u R -.
Office, 1909 j street, Sacramento, Cal.
ID OCULAR SALE DAY FOR STOCK, BUG
n gies, etc, Saturdays, at 10 O'Clock, at Foun-
tain Stables. Real Estate, outdoor, and House
Sales promptly attended to. The Highest Price
Paid for all kinds of Household Goods. fclOtf
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
MORE ABOUT THE MAKEUP OF
THE NEW CABINET.
Shocking Tragedy in Kentucly-Se'
rious Railroad Accidents
Affairs Abroad.
DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RRcoRD-uMos.l
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WASHINGTON, February 15th.-Speakcr
we're illness with which he was attacked
after visit to President-elect Cleveland at
Albany, and viii be able to resume his
duties as Speaker in day or two. Car
isles return to the presiding officers chair
will be welcomed ny both sides of the
House During the two weeks in which
he has been absent, the House has been in
a continual turmoil, and the rulings of
Speaker pro TEN. Blackburn, and his man
agcment of the House, while they have in
many cases expedited business, have not
given general satisfaction.
r,nInn.n.i flor :, nn.. Stn.. L, ~, ~.
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WASHINGTON, February Saturday
afternoon has been set apart for exercises in
the hall of the House connected with the
dedication of the Washington monument,
the chief features of which will be orations
by Hon. Robert c. Winthrop Ito be read by
Representative Long, of Massachusetts, and
Hon. John W. Daniel of Virginia.
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DIR. G. L. SIMMONS,

No. 212 j Street,..... ........... Sacrament
60 to 10 morning.
OFFICE HOURS: ;. to : afternoon jy2o 2pln
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Asylum.

PHILApELPHIA, February 10Th. = Or.
Henry Helmbold, the great Buchu" man,
was released from the Norrstown Insane
Asylum Friday. He has been confined
there since June y, 1881. The Lunacy
Commission, among the members of which
is Ex-Governor Hoyt, after a searching ex-
animation declared Helmbold to be of
sound mind. To his beautiful wife's un-
firing energies and those of his counsel.
Judge Elcock, of this city, and ex-Judge
George NJ. Curtis, of New York, DR.. Helm
bold owes his freedom. He proposes to re-
establish his business in New York. and
will take his family there TO reside
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To-Day's Senate Programme.

WASHINGTON, February 15th.-In the
Senate consideration of the Indian appro-
priation bill will be continued, and proba-
bly, concluded to morrow. The agricultural
bill will then be disposed of. The uniin-
ished business in the Senate in the morning
hour is the Des Moines river land bill, and
after the morning hour the contract-labor
bill The Texas Pacific forfeiture bill, the
anti-silver bill and the bill for the admis-
sion of Tacoma are measures most likely
to be pressed for consideration when the
labor bill is disposed of, if no appropriation
bills are then ready for discussion.
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ALBANY, February 15th.-Among the
callers upon President-elect Cleveland to-
day were Senator German, OF Maryland :;
Congressman William l.. Scott, of Penn
Sylyania, and Smith NJ. Weed, of New
YORK. 1t is understood that Cleveland is
devoting all his spare time in the compila-
ton of his inaugural address.
Dedication of the IYaskinpfnn Manu.
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An EIeven-Round Prize Fight.

MEMPHIS, February 18TH. NJ. Jackson,
a levee contractor, got into quarrel with
gang of sixteen men in his employ near
Sunrise Miss The men tried to kill him.
He was armed with re-
volver. He fred six times, and shot
a man each time, three Of whom
have since died. After emptying his pistol
Jackson fed, but returned and surrendered
to the officers At the trial he was acquit-
ted as proof was shown that he acted i'll
Snlf- defense
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ENFORCING ECONOMY.

wedding cat r.~fE lent and rnne~>>s.ry
Clerks Fr~rn sh~ Oanc~ % sh< sinh Asd.-
cor cf the Treasury
ws@mr~.sro~. ID c.. June 2s--Four-
teen clerks were discharged In the SIX IN
Auditors of5ce OF the Treasury Depart
m-nf yesterday 20 take e6 Ct July LIST on
the grounds Of Inef.icieocy- Their places
viii Re LETT vacant. SIXTH Auditor Nc
ConviIlc states that there are forty other
clerks In his once whose services could
also be dispensed with for like reasons.
and the Bureau work facilitated thereby.
They viii Be gradually weeded out,
though the appropriation bill gives this
Office foriy-fve additional clerks after
July LIST Auditor McConviIle does
not think he will need 80 many,
and will probably not make .
reQuisltion on fhe Civil service Commits
sion for more than thirty. He says that
the work ID his once, which was months
behind hand when be took charge. IL not
now more than two m0nths In arrears.
ana ne hopes % have u all up By August
slst should be take the forty-nve clerks
allowed. De would. he thinks, have to
discharge some Of them By September
isi. a. they would not Dc needed after
that date. From present Indications ne
expects 10 have . considerable sun left
over IN his allowance for clerical force 10
turn into the Treasury - the end Of the
fiscal year.
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PASSED AWAY
Death ~ Hon Eirhara T. u~rrick ~ w -h-
in=snn-His wiz and p.u<hfer Lying
Is.nEersa-iy m

Death ~ Hon Eirhara T. u<rrick ~ wash
sn-s.n-Hss Wit and Daughter Lying
Is.n<~rsa-iy III
wssHr~Gro~. D. G.. June .S--Iion-
Richard r. Merrick. who has bren iyIn-
III for some days past. died ~ 1880 tnis
morning He was tfty->even yesr~ Of
age. and came from well-known Mary
land family When the war with Mexico
broke out Mr. Nerric< raised comcans
ana did gallant service during the war
Before the conciu >Ion u the war. ne
began the practice OF law He was also
sent 60 the safe legislature SHORTLY
before The late war ne went 10 chicago.
and formed = coP1rtnersnip with lead
Ing member Of the tar u th1t city He
VAS q delegate from Illinois 10 the ID
critic National Convention Of 1850. aud
supported stephen A. D01ylas- Ia l~'t
be removed from Chica-0 70 Washington
During the twenty years he pr.cticed 10
WASHINGTON ne held m eminent pl1c ~
the mar. aud has been engaged In some Of
the most important cases before the
supreme Court Of the CuIfed States lie
was one o. the principal counsel before
III Electoral Commission. and In recent
wears was before the public in the prose-
curion Of the Siar-ronre cases lie al
WAYS maintained = controlling iunnence
In the politics Of Narylsnd- while Ms e.
tended acqusintance with public men
gave hin prominence In National politics
Mrs Nerrsck = very ilI- She hAs been
suffering the mo~te-crnriatin- pain from
Assesses in lpth cars. and was sent
away from hone. A. Il was t1Onzht that
her presence a. : witness Of the surer.
in- Of her hu-hand nigh enlan-er net
life Oae Of tlc daughters j. in fhiia.
delphia under treatment Tor spinal
trouble; another has severe nervous
compliant. wnrh. a-er.ss-ed BY mel
fathers Illness, ms rendered her tenn
rorarItr hind
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ON The LEvEE.


81. L.rrs. No. June % About seven
O'Clock this morning serious cutting
ARRAY between two roustab0uts occurred
on the St. Paul wharfboSt. ut the foot OF
olive street An Italian roustabout
named Joseph Drau. who lives at 40s
West Levee, was waiting to get his
ticket when . negro roustabout whose
name J. unknown stepped on his toes.
Drau struck the negro In the face, when
the latter drew an u.Iy-looking knife
about i've inches long and plunged II In
the back Of his assliiant. who a. the time
must have been turning away, the knife
enierin. the small Of the back on the
left side
Immediately after being cut Drau ran
up the lcvee 70 Chestnut street and then
along the levee to s0s- where he dropped.
The patrol wagon was summoned and be
was removed 10 the dispensary. bleeding
fearfuIly from the wound, which i 1t
least four inches In length In spite OF
the serious character Of the wound the
physicians think Drau will recover. a.
there are no signs Of internal bleeding.
In the confasion the negro made his
escape
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Th~ Assembly of she sr~nd Army cfth'
R~pabIEe "a Portland. M.ine-Aa fmpc--
ing Procession
PURrrxSp, nv. June 24.-The Grand
Army procession began TO move precisely
II three o'clock yesterday afternoon,
amid the booming Of guns and the
plaudits Of great multitude Of the peo-
pie who lined the route.
General Logan rode with Comm1nier-
in-Chief Kountz, and his reception by the
different committees was . great feature
OF the day. II was . continuous ovation,
10 which be courteously responded ny
barcIng his head and bowling In acknowl-
edgment.
Governor ROBBIE and stan, General J.
c. Black. General III. W. slocum, ex-
Governor FairchiId Of Wisconsin; Gov
ernOr Algcr Of Michigan, and many other
distinguished guests reviewed the pro-
cesslon from the grand stand.
A reception was rendered visiting nota-
bles last night, a which PATRIOTIC adj
dresses were delivered by Generals Lo-
gan, SIocum, Kounts- and others.
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Tryiag a. HsrmonlE< th< D~ae<rasi~ R.s-
ss>ns IN ~. Nora E<scre Di~srisattng az
G<i.l r.srsn.<~-Ta~ Fatar~ 90 ths r.r
~ sh< Consrssln< snnarn<<-fs Il nsr-
ueny - Defeat
WASHINGTON. ID G.. June et.-The
Star last evening pnhllshei the following
resrscsin. the political situation ~ New
Yorr STATE. and the delay Of the Presi-
dent il maxim. appointments IN thu
Sfat<s
..Th- President Il said o. be siyi1-
th0r0rSk attention 20 the situation Of
roliticl Il aeairs Ia New YORK Ta0u-h
the subject has been frequently discussed
between him and Secretary Manning.
nothing a. vet has been cehnItr-v settled
concerning The New York appointments
The President i said 10 feel that the
future OF the party depends upon their
course In New York this fall. and In order
20 do this all Differences must be settled
aud the party thoroughly hzrmonixed-
The great danger 70 be sverted y lac
tional f-ht over the Federal patron
are in the State. which h.ht
ton. fr.lly having grand burst
Ut AL4 - II. A4E CAAAE ~ AAtE AANNNAAAT
cans TIE President - giving much
thought. IL i said. 70 the question A.
a. how Re i 20 guide the party into the
right ctannel. without getting Involved
himself In sny entsn.lements with thr
factions. HIS policy will be not 20 e.
rouse the cause Of any particular
Individuals or factions. but TO apPeal
% the party LOYALTY 10 Be united 10
their actions, each 70 make such >acrl-
fees - may be necessary ~ this time
10 enable them TO Get . nrner hold
His advice i that thew first get The
pie in . safe pace before they Dc lin
10 talk about the division. for II they
don't the enemy viii come In and carry
II OF while thew have each other %
THE ears The delsy about the appoint
menrs In the State - occa<ioned by the
fscs that The policv adopted Is 20 look
very closely into the records OF the can
ditafcs recommended BY the different
facfion<. considering both the suitability
Of ne appointment and the Eject u would
have upon the Marty The idea i. after
| = ca-efui investigation. 20 select the very
0r~s men. regardless Of faction. aud 20
present them TO r1e various Local
| leaders. together with the reasons
for Seirc;in. rhem. ani = attempt
bv candid argument 20 show thai IN -
lcctions were made with rp-a "A 10 the best
interests n the whole partv- Those who
ar, disappointed viii then - a7pesiet g
ard ur-ed 20 lar aside their personal
feelinss and 10 assist In Strengthening
the party's hold on p-ower.
Meanwhile Mr.. Manning i doln. Al ~
his power toward thi- end. znd tn Mex
Workers with whrn ~ ha~ surrounded
himself here will exercise tneir active IL.
| rnence on home a6air~
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A STRIKE Of shoeiasters for increase Of
wages i threatened II Cincinnasi
A YArAL disease has appeared among
hogs In Psnnsylvania-
THE Pope will create six new cardinals
At consistory 70 Be held July issh-
CHICAGO il taking active sanitary
measures 20 ward on cholera
TIE French Ambassador 20 England
had long interview with Lord Salisbury
On the al
PRoDUcE exports from New York dur
ing the seven days ended the 81 we're
81 III. sla.
The trial OF i've Italians for the muir
der Of Fslippo- Caruso Vas begun ~ Chi
cago on the 33i- This i Chicago's trunk
tragedy.
THE Marquis OF Salisbury vent %
Windsor Castle on the "a 70 inform the
Queen Of bis acceptance Of ONCE
CHAs- BUDDESsEIcK. the New York
tuilder. was sentenced % ten years In
the Pententiary and ined So
Tax National Rsya5Eicaa ~ Washing tcn.
d. C.. has opened war on the Pres dent On
his appointment policy
Nh. GLADSTONE informei the House o.
Commons on the 24s . 70 the relations
between himself and Lord Salisbury
GEoacE W. DExT. General Grants
brother in-Iaw, has besn suspended from
The offise OF Appraiser OF Customs ~ San
Francisco
A SENSATION occurred az Rock Island,
Ill. on the al, BY the poiso coming Of about
tweaty families from eating diseased
bees.
RUSSIA has Instructed her minister 1t
London 70 take an a,fitud- Of reserve
toward the Salisbury Governments
A DESPERATE named Frisco Vas shot
dead at Graysyilis. Ga, on the 81 While
resisting arrest
The Maryland Supreme Court has coz :
firmed the sentence Of fogging and im-
rrisonment on Henry A. Myers for wife
heating. and be will have 70 take the
leather.
ADoLrH LoKvr, . Sc. Louis cigar pack
err. ffty years old, died on the ~ from
the effects Of an overdose Of morphine
supposed suicide.
GENERAL Crook reports thst . consid :
cradle time will elapse before the exped.-
tion now in pursuit Of the Indians can be
heard from
JAY GouLD has purchased 5000 worth
Of real estate along the line q the Iron
Mountain Railroads proposed new con-
oection with the Umon Depot II St Louis
xAx was arrested for selling French
pools Ct sheepshead Bay races On the I'd,
but the regular auction booksellers we're
7nmolested.
"A WHITE marble statue Of Garfield. the
Igift Of the State Of Ohio. has been placed
lin The hall Of statuary In the Captd q
Washington
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On the eath Ave hundred and forty -ons
Nornons left London on the steamer Wis.,
consin fo- America They ~crs rnos.ly
ScAndinavians and are bonni for Utah.
A TLAG Of the Fifty third Illinois kegi-
ment. founi among tho trophies Of the
Confederate Govsrnment. has be>a re-
turned 70 the State OF Illinois
The reports q the ravayes q chcierA IN
cases and loS deaths
A JAN Of several million logs tormc1 On
the kenneb-c River IN Name. but were
ioosened on the I'D ~ dynamite
THE Franco-Shnnese treaty - Peaoe
was presented IN iui' W tle r1enen ~-.1-
oer OF Dspuues
rAsskSskh .ssa.s =. -
their meeting In Chicago agreed % Pay nc
more commissions
bstehhAScks n.se '.esu -. - -. Il
Letcher county NY. ana state troops are
ordered 70 % IN readiness
The temperance people nav NAE
'lono's .n'.us '"s -
. - 80, ,~ !, u,-.s.,..s
c.mp'nen'' y 80 = -
rsuIar. 4.
ihk herman p.rN ns'-n~ .
~P-' 80. - ,ars
T.-s- -. ,r,,t.r ~ ai.m;...,.
<-,.., -. nsn.rtm.,t ~ Iastic. y, IN.
80 .--,..s,I- ..-..., .,,c-, -
- !, $500 I, y 49,.
s-.-u =, -. fo~.. -. s,.m,.s-a ~
~hom the civil service rules I, no. apriv.
e. D.. u.u,,-
- - .. 80 !. !.
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DISPATCH was received at the Post
chic, Department on ths I'd from British
Columbia, saying thai hinbs, the alb
sconding postmaster A. Lewist N, Idaho.
who stole $1,000 and went 10 Canada, IL
willing q compromise BY giving the Gov
eminent -, 100 OF the stolen money for his
freedom. The Pos 'master- General di-
rected that the offer BE- refused. as the
Government would rather have Hibbs than
the money.
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GRAssHoPPEns ar. report ID 20 be doing
serious damage in California
THE Conservatives and Liberals in the
British Parliament, II Is said, will agree
on the budget, 50 as 70 close up the ses-
sion.
IT 10 proposed 10 appoint medical In.
spectors At all Cuban consulates 70 keep
cholera out Of the United States.
DAMAGING frosts were reported on the
22d ON the Lower Peninsula Of Michigan.
FoR the week ended the goth the imports
OF merchandise at New York, exclusive Of
dry goods. were valued Ct $, 2o6, LIS.
In tho premises occupied BY Louis
Schertz, who recently died ct Cincinnati,
o., SIS, 900 IN gold and silver coin was
discovered unexpectedly by his brother.
IS rcadjusting Postmasters salaries At
Washington, Cincinnati was the caly
large city where the salary was reduced
the rsdsction being from $4,000 TO 5000.
The italian ministerial crisis continues.
THE distractions have bsen cleared from
the suss Canal, and u d again opened 70
tra6lc
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PERUSE :!
BE AMUSED
BUT NOT CONFUSED ,
Success is the Fruit of En-
terprise.

The "Beverly Pharmacy" has ac-
complished the following for public
benefit Brought the first ice plane
into town-eopied; new style soda
holders and glasses-copied; first to
give "Ice Cream Soda"-copied;
finest soda fountain-NoT copied.
And why? Sold goods at Philadel-
phia prices-copied. You ask what
all this means. Why, since the
CHEEKY little store on Cooper Street
near the depot started, there has been
a revolution in the drug trade. Our
competitors have been forced to fol-
low the examples set by the young
preceptor. We are selling as low if
not lower than anybody in town.
Our prices are such as were quoted
under the head of "READ! RE-
FLEET! RECOLLECT Our
business principles are without ami
mostly. We feel that we have the
country trade of the county. Our
Delanco and Bridgeboro' Agencies
are selling lots of Ellsworth Extracts
and Family Medicines. Our wagon
is on the road continually and will
supply any demand made upon it.
We say go where you are used the
best, waited upon most promptly
and get goods the cheapest, and we
feel certain of your trade.
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BRIDGE BLK.

Charles L. Allen Randolph $257 %
Walter E. Borden, Chesterfield 1854
Joseph B. Carter, Beverly 29494
Joseph w. Endieott, Lumberton 1882
Augustus NJ. Hall, Eastampton 1854
Charles H. Harveson Burlington l72.l3
William S. Herbert, BordentOwn 300
William N. Nubbs Delran 47l.S2
Amos Johnson Springfield 1876
Joseph B. Lamson Bass River 324l6
r. II Leeds Eyesham 1929
Jas. K Naylor Shamong 1887
Chas. L Pancoast New Hanover S605
Chas H. Pitman, Woodland 1891
VIM M, Potts, Medford 37S.SS
Chas l.. Rogers, Southampton 273.l5
William S. Sager, Mansfield 346.53
VIM. @ Sawyer, Little Egg Harbor 1886
Alfred G Seeds, Pemberton 1851
Charles M Sloan, Northampton 42l SO
Watson T. Sooy, Washington 24S94
Joseph L Thomas, Cinnaminson 1855
George w. Thorn, Mount Laurel 1922
E r. Vansciver, Willingboro' 1851
w. III. Warrick, Chester 2l6.93
POOR BILLS.
Josph Horner, Westampton S $50
Thos Clifford. Mansfield 800
Charles A. Matlack, Northampton $50
Aaron Burr, Chester 81 50
Thos. Scott, Shamong 2.10
Benz. Stackhouse, Medford 400
E. w. Small, Shamong 500
NJ. Woolston. Florence sos
Geo Norcross, New Hanover 1925
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List Of letters and postal cards
remaining uncalled for at the Beverly
Post office Miss Lizzie Anderson,
Max Boehme, Miss Katie Cottringer,
Mrs. Jessie Gordan, Miss Annie Hor
kins, Miss Puss. Smith, f. S. Williams.
Persons calling for any of above will
please say that they were advertised,
and give the date of issue.
VIM. X. VANsCIvER, P. M.
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BEWARE of HIGH
Charges on Pre-
ScI.iptiOnS.

Remember we have the only en-
tire fresh stock. We guarantee 20
per cent. less than any other store on
the charge. Careful Pharmacists
always in attendance. Latin, Ger
man or English Prescriptions COM
pounded equally skillful.
We can say one thing more in our
favor. Our Flavoring Extracts
have acquired such a reputation that
other home druggists have been
compelled to keep them, Ask for
the "EUsuorth" make at the Warren
Street Pharmacy!
Ellsworth's Medicine Cabinet, $1.00