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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1886-07-14

Don't faiIto Register.
Bag age ama,hors re busy.
Vote early ana, late next 'Sdurc
day. r.
Cain il supposed to have been
the first striker.
The f'onnty Commissioners will
be in session this week.
Female eyes are attracted by the
bargain advertiser ant.
Some of the street cutters and
side walks are in bid condition.
-Trot out your candidates and let
the people discuss their availability.
They had lively time ut Drag.
town Saturday. Only abont 6 fights.
1T is good sign for business
man to have his sign in the Durham
RECORDER.
Hon. j. w. Reid has appointed
Mr.. Lex Lanier, of Oxford, cadet at
West Point.
The Senate refused to confirm
the nomination Of Solicitor General
John Go dc.
"A banana skin, lfrishtly located,
forms as much Of an obstruction to
the highway as would d mule.
The burning Of Mr.. Armour's
$4,000 glue factory has cast gloom
over the owners Of Chicago horses.
Capt. J. S. Lockhart declines to
allow lis name to be used in connec-
ton with the Senatorship. We regret
this.
The prohibitianists OF Charlotte
have organized . joint stock company
and will run a newspaper and job
Office.
Capt Smith says that Chatham
county is more enthusiastic for the
railroad If possible than Durham
comfy.
1t IS now the correct thing to
take your girl TO Vaughan Il Teuny's
drug store and treat her to vanilla
chocolate cream sl,da.
The johnson county Democrats
instructed for j. I'll. Abel for Com
gress, Walter Clark, Esq, for Judge
+. w. Pom, Jr., for Solicitor.
We learn that Chapel Till town
ship meeting Saturday instructed for
j. W. Graham for Congress and r.
w. Winston for Solicitor.
ave want a circus and we want it
badn exclaims a Western editor.
Poor fellow He evidently has for
gotten that there IS a 4-paw.
From every section of the county
comes the pleasant news that those
who have been opposed to the rail-
road are coming over and viii sup
port the proposition.
An exchange heads an article
"a Live Corpse" It probably re-
fers to a storekeeper who has Just
planted an ad in the paper for the
first time in his life.
The friends Of Major Graham are
verJ hopeful that be will walk off with
the Congressional prize. The Demo-
Gratis Of this end Of the district are
Slctsrminel tesasnd N Major Graham
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d ~ ne tf1GHlW HFulL rhir Will W
!, helu the 4th ard 5ih Of August a
Fayetteville
Raleigh ii now Tie ceuter of at
fractions with tho Congressional as
pirants The friends Of each candi
date are working harl. Wake coun
/ ty will b. split upbadly this year I'm.
less the revenue officers pack the
township rrimari's. We do MT be-
lieve they can.
Anarchist Parson says that lis
forefathers h'.lped to frame the De-
claraiiou of Independence, and that
they would approve his conduct if
they were alive to-day. Be that as
ID NAV, hia name is known from
Maine to the rolling su'f on the At.
lantic rs the worst Of anarchist.
MIR. James Tyson contemplates
a trip to Asheville soon; we cannot
account for this move to the LAND
of Sky on the part of SO many Of
our young men; it may be healthy
sign that all the girls are not gone
to Morehead.
| Some Of our merchants report
their trade as improving. Its a little
remarkable that those VINO complain
of dull times have 10 advertisements
| in the RECORDER. Yon had better.
let the people know that your goods
are for sale. rather than to fill the
shelves.
mime host Mr.. w. j. Pogue
is making everything very attractive
around Hotel Claiborn; and Mr.. s.
A. Dickson, who is a genial and
courteous gentleman is head clerk,
and we feel safe in saying that the
travelling public will receive all due
attention and find every courtesy ex-
tended.
Congressman Randall intro
duced his tariff bill yesterday. The
bill it is said does not contain any
thing novel or extraordinary. II.
trifles inexcusably with the promises
of the democratic platform. 1t pro-
poses modification without reduc-,
tion, revision without reform.
"A vote for subscription to the
Railroad means continuedprosperiety
in Durham county. 1t means the
giving Of employment to labor at
very reasonable prices the increase
in the market for farm products. The
voters should be sure to- see that
their ballots are properly east and
that for the railroad.
The subscription 10 the Graded
School now amounts to over $1,000
What has become Of the $50 patrons
of the SCHOOL, 0aly about one-half
have subscribed anything. Hand
in your subscription and let your
children know that you are willing
to pay part for their education.
There is yet aboat 81, 900 needed aud
the committee are anxious that it
should DO raised by Tuesday.
The Democrats in Durham county
are earnestly requested to meet in
Convention in their respective town
ship precints on Saturday, the oath
day Of July 1886. at 2 o'clock p. m,
for the purpose Of eleciing delegates
t'lhs couhty Convention which Isl
herAby called to mcetin s okes Hall,
|in Durham, on the 3lst day If July
1885 at 2 o'clock p m. 70 elect dele
gates t. the State Convention, 10 the
Congressional Convention, to the
Senatorial Convention and to nomi-
nate candidates for the various county
Offices. A full attendance is reques.
ted.
49, q
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| From all accounts, the fruit
crops are likely to be more prolific
than for several years past; already
we are realizing berries, peaches
pears, plumbs, apples, and grapes
areexpected to be fully up to formt
Seven Congressman have died
during the present session. Several
mo e than that number are politically
dead; at any rate they will never
basIs in the gentle breeze on Capitol
Hill and listen to the sweet music,
furnished by the band Every after
noon from the navy yard; times are
not so good as they used to be.
"A medical journal tells Of a
young woman who contracted the
habit Of chewing coffee. The habit
grew until she carried the coffee to
bed with her, and at last she con-
sumed half a pound per day. Ii this
young lady lives in a wet town then
is il at all surprising thatshe should
contract the habit.
President Cleveland has vetoed
the bill appropriating $4,000 to erect
a public building in Asheville, N. G..
Our Asheyllle friends do Mt like
this, but they can. console themselves
over the fact that quite number OF
similar bills have met the same fate
and there's more to follow.
Senator Riddleberger fought hard
for Solicitor Goodies confirmation,
He charges that the Bell Telephone
money had Influenced some Senators
to vote against Goode. This too from
a Republican advocating the confr-
nation of a Democrat. We think
more Of Ridd eberger now. Malone
the Bad, opposed the nomination and
won.
The Fayetteville Daily News
says: From private letter from
Mr.. j. S. Carr, Of Durham, to our
townsman Mr.. w. A. Guthrie, we
are permitted to publish the follow
ing extract:
ave are talking now Of a rail-
road from Lynchburg via Durham,
Fayetteville and Wilmington; so
tell your Fayetteville frien Is that if
they loose you as a citizen that in
exchange Durham will give them a
railroad connection which will in o
measure reimburse them. Our sur
veyors pointed their instruments in
the direction Of Fayetteville, and
left town this morning"
Thanking my friends for the
kind expressions Of myself as sui.
table person to represent this Sena-
torial district in the next Legislature
Ibeg to say owing to business engage
ments / cannot be candidate. |
shall remember with grateful recollec-
tons my friends Of durham, Orange
aud Person, who have mentioned my
name in connection with this honor
able place.
w.. ID .n....tf..lt..
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TAKE THINGS QUIETLY.
Psss.Is4s Warehouse,
Durhana NC,

pushing up outside figures. 1t impossible to tell how prices
will the future but Bgh Sand Lng Good ngs Cutters Good aud
Extra Bright Filters AMI all Grades Of Good Wrappers have advanced and
are sell good Have made ouspg good this
week Sold Tobacco last month than before month
since have been in the Warehouse business Expect do the
month this need 10000 POUNDS week supply
wants buy half sell which equal to about fourth Of all sold the
Durham market Then don't think worth something to sell
at Headquarters Parhs Warehouse Below sales made last
Tuesday
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"a Live Corpse It probably re-
| fers to a storekeeper who has just
planted an ad in the paper for the
| first time in his life.
i The friends Of Major Graham are
verJ hopeful that be will walk off with
the Congressional prize. The Demo-
1 Gratis Of this end of the district are
fastsrminea lszssna NJ Major Graham
-Cabarras county Democrats inS
strncted forS. B. Alexander, Of deck.
.enbnrg, for Congress, b. f. Long, OF
Statesville, for Solicitor, aud w. J.
Montgomery for Judge.
The cigarette business Of Black
wells Manufacturing Company is
growing very rapidly. They are in
creasing their capacity every day and
find it difficult to keep up with their
orders.
IL am surprised at the appear
anee Of your friend b. He looks
wfetched. Do you know if he has
been disappointed in loye?" mo;
he has been disappointed in mar
riage."
i MAKE room for the girls, y
shouts the Woman's journal. A
| fellow who won't do that even
though there be but one chair, and
that cushioned rocker, ought to be
girlcOtted.
Cannot something be done with
Jack Sellers daily Ne,cs. That Is
not the thing, have the boys logged
until they can't rest. They are the
ones who ought TO be punished and
that severely.
The Durham Daily RECORDER has
much improved. = Wilmington Star.
No man In the State is quicker to
detect improvement in q paper than
Brother I. b. Kingsbery.
We learn from the News ana
Observer that Raleigh township vii
stand 10 for Cox, 10 for Cooke and
6 for Bum. This Is Gen. Cox's HON,
and he fails to carry his own town
ship by 16 votes. This shows thai
CIVIL Service did il.
: Several companies Of the Stat,
/, Guards will have an encampment N
/ Morehead during the month Of Au
Gust. Messrs. Cooke & Foster Bros.
have made special arrangements fo
: the encampment and will offer seyera
valuable prizes.
I The following gentlemen ar,
b spoken Of for Supreme Court Judges
David Schenk. OF Greensboro, Plat
ID. walker and Judge Shipp, Of Char
! lotte, George v. Strong, Of Raleigh
I John Manning, Of Chapel Hill, ant
i W. d. Pruden. ---.4-'..
n "A farmer told one ofou mer
e chants Yesterday that his cotton ha,
been washed away and that he woul,
sow his field in corn for feed. Real
Q lythe farmers prospects are gloom,
9 indeed, but we have the promis
= "seed time and harvest never fail"
n 1T may be interesting to th
e ladies TO know that the next fashioi
!" in hair, according to a London au
:. thority, will be to wear il in hug
= projecting plaits, such as the o.
n Florentine masters used to paint.
9. The colored people should rea
a Prof. Latta's card in another co
. umn the Professor is right whe
he says, 1.-THE railroad question
0. not o matter TO Jest about, and thi
Or il will put into circulation $4,000
er in Durham craty."
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1872 lbs av SIS 55 500 81
J. M. Blalock.

j. r. Yancey averaged grades sIO7O " Moore averaged n
Eve grades $3.50 Clayton averaged for grades j. Var
borough averaged four grades Jessie Ashley averaged grades
$4,000 james Marlborough averaged for ad) 9l2 lbs sT; Harris
averaged fer load s41.GG
What the ofmy saying anything re- The speak for
themselves you add the pounds will 22S0l
pounds and brought s691 AZ, mkg average per
sold that da pounds for $780, averaging about hun
bred for everything including tips trash and sweeping hest sale
made In North Carolina Virginia this Expect do the every
week. Sell your where nj,
books show the highest averages Have keeping
come ON. GREEN AND DARK TOBACCO DULL
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I, 00S lbs av % y 239 Is
A. NJ. leather,
26 lbs. at s22 so S. 81
G. F. Wheeler,
GA lbs. at $40 90 s12 80
SO % 90 IS SO
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A contemporary announces q
new story, entitled TIN Need Of
Money: We all love nv and
t would Just as soon have ina hgch !;
the same to ~.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1886-07-14

The colored people should read
Prof. Latta's card in another COLI
umn ; the Professor is right when
he says, "The railroad question is
not o matter to jest about, and that
it will put into circulation 100000
in Durham craty."
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1T may be interesting to the
ladies to know that the next fashion
in hair, according to a London au-
thority, will be to wear il in huge
projecting plaits, such as the old
Florentine masters used to paint.
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cases Of cholera morbus.

DIR. L. I. Smith AMI wifi, our
former esteemed citizens, are spend
Ing some days in Durham. They rea
now residents cf Henderson.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bucklen's Arnica SRlye.

The Rest salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers. salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
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required. 1t IL guaranteed To give perfect salts
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occurred, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50
cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by II. b.
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Re On Your Guard.

Benson's Capcine Plasters are widely imita.
ted. that Is the fact, Now, why arc they imi
tated1 because they are the only porous plas.
ter in existence that Is really trustworthy and
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lpleaso note the difrerenC6I and also against
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ter and protect yourself by II personal examina
tiOn. The genuine has the word " Capcine cut
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iA
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The Srw Solicitor General aud eS-Aasistsnt
Secretary OF the Interior.
Hon. George A.Jonks was born in Punxsu-
tawney, Jefferson county, Pa, on March y,
1880 He was early turned adriit TO fight his
own battles, 10y the death OF his father. lie
sought and found employment as clerk and
during his leisure hours pursued his stu
dies and prepared himself for a collegiate
course. His education was chiefly acquired
through his own strenuous eNertions. He
taught school for time, still continuing his
studies. After this ho attended an academy
In Brookville for a short term, when he
went to carpenter to learn the trade. lie
read law with his brother, the Hon. VIM.
jerks, after this and resumed his position as
a school teacher. subsequently he driited
oil Ia Kansas, and in 1850 helped To lay out
the city OF Omaha fIe came back 10 Penn
sylvania and went To Jefferson college where
he took in all the courses, graduating with
high honors In ls,S. lie has achieved popr-
larity ~ a lawyer In Western Pennsylvania,
since his admission to the bar, which oc-
Cured in the year 1859.
In 1874 he was elected member of Congress =
from Republican district by large ma
Joriiy and, though defeated for reelection,
IN a single term he made a national reputa-
ton as a member Of the Louisiana investi.
eating committee and by his address before
the electoral commission he won great fame
and he has been voted for In Democratic state
conventions rs n nomine for governor. In
1850 he was tho party candidate for supreme
Judge and ran a large vote.
When MIR. Lamar wanted an able and
safe assistant he went for Mr.. jerks and
although he resigned that place TO assume
important private trusts, no has since 30 ST
ranged his affairs as To be able To accept the
important tender To him from the presiden,
Of the solicitor generalshp. In that high
oftco he Will no doubt achieve new reputs.
ton ; "a he IL pre-eminenuy lawyer and
fitted for great professional! or judicial ca
Ieer.
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BROWNS HousEHoLp PANACEA.

IL the most effective Pain Destroyerin in the world.
WIN most surely quicken the blood whether
taken internally on iappiiea eIternsiiy, ana
whether chronic or acute. than any other pain
Slleviator,, and IL is warranted double the
IL cures pain in the side, Back or Bowels, Sore
Throat, rheumatism. Toothachs and ALL
ACHES, and ia The Great Reliever of Pain.
"BROWN's HOUSEHOLD PANACEA should
be In every family. Ateaspoonful OF the Panacea
In q tum6ler OF hrt water lsweetened, II pre-
ferred.l taken at bedtime, will BREAK UP A
myl,iydA.w.Asw
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MorHEasi MoTHERsii MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
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not tell you at once that II will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic. 1t
IL perfectly safe to In all cases, and pleasant
oIdest and best female physiclans in the United
states SOLD everywhsre. % cents 3 bottle
mRy3l-lydM, W,sAw
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Special Bargains.

TURKEY RED TABLE LINEN, Double width.
Fast Colors, SOC, yard.
10 Dozen ELEGANT LINEN NOME SPLASH.
hrs, fringed Bordered and stamped,
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% Dozen DOTTED SWISS FICHUS, Largo Size
square, White and Navy, at 2Sc. apiece.
10 Dozen LADIES MUSLIN DRAWERS. with
Rufiiing, Pulling and Bands. st i9c. apiece.
One Lot OF CHILDREN's CORSET WAISTS,
slightly Soiled, at &c. apiece.
% Dozen LoTTA WIRE BusTLEs at isc. apiece.
e0Dozen HIP 81 Stiles, only lsc. apiece.
LADIES' KNIT sHAwLs. La, ge Size Black and
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go Yards Elegant Fine CAMBRIC EMBROl'
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90 Dozen ALL LINEN HEAVY GERMAN DA.
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q Dozen BLEACHED LINEN NAPKINS Al
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$40 Boxes TOURIST BUCHINGS. Fine Quality
yards put up In Paper Satchel,
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90 Dozen LINEN CHEMIsETTEs, Pieated with
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AaRouP or TRioLEts.

so biithcly rose the happy day
when You and began 10 kiss,
The birds believed Deccmbor May,
so bllthcly rose the happy day,
And blossoms bioomod along our way
Though u was timu for snow, WIS
So blitheiy rose the happy day
when you aud began Ia KISS
Thistie-down Is wonan's love-
Thistie-down with the wind nj play
Let him who Wills this truth To prove
=" Thistic-do IL womhh's love-
seek her IN mosi heart to move
Though the wind shoaid blow her VOWS his
way.
Jhiatle down Il womnns love,
thistle down with the wind AZ play.
~
Love plumcs his wings to ly away,
Aud laughs To soorn our idle pain
All vain Il Ia 10 laugh and pray
Love plumes his wings 10 ny away;
What prayer OF ours his dight can stay
when, mocking us with high disdain,
Lave plumcs his wings to ny away.
Aud laughs to scorn our idle pain
-Loutse Chandler Nouiion.
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have beenn great sufferer from hay fever for
Is years. ana have tried various things without
doing any good read of the many wondrous
cures OF Ely s Cream Bali and thought would
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FOur-Finhs.

OF our American people are afflicted with sick
headache in either its nervous, bilious or con-
gestive forms, caused by irregular habits, high
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II until Dr.. LesliGs Special Prescription was dis
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PEADlNa a COLuMRlA RAlt,WOAn
~ AND IN AND LEBANON AND

TN aud amer SUNDAY, MAY Nn. lssa
TRAINS LEAVE READINU
FOR Columbia and Lancaster nj Iss a. M, rae
For ouarryviile &C i1, a m. ana eionm.
For Chickies at 73 a m. and laoop, IN.
TRAINS LEAVE COLUMBIA
Tor Reading at 7.so a. m =, II "a and aA0 y. IN.
For Lebanon at II Y and 3<0 y. m.
TRAINS LEAVE QUARRYvlLLR
sor lancaster at Q. Is ana us n. IN. ana aN y. m,
sor mnc,,tning n.,1, ing, AZ 6@a m. and s.3o y. IN.
For Lebanon at 2B r.
LEAVE KING STREET tLancRster,l
xor Seaulng at I9 A. m, l2t and 3t0 n. m.
,r len nooanon a. $50 a. m. IL 20 and AIS p m.
IEHvE PsiNcE srmRR Il m sT so snsa.,yr Ana sS r r.
Tor Reading AT I.t0 a M, ias0aud ano n in
Tor Lebanon at6t7a. m. 1880 and S,as j.. IN.
sor ouarrKyi,ls a,s A. ~ q m, 80 and s,S y. m.
For Lancaster at 7:2o 9. M, l2sS and 7,O r. m.
For Quarryville at 7;so a m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
TRAINS LEAVE READING
For Lancaster at 7.2O n. m. and 100 %. IN.
For Quarryville at 400 m.
TRAINS LEAVE QUARRYy1LLE
For Lancaster. Lebanon ana Reading at ITO AIN
TRAINS LEAVE KING ST. tI.ancaster,,
For Beading ana Lebanon at sos a. m. and sbs
For Quarryvine at $50 p. m.
TEAMS LEAVE PRINCE ST. tLancaster,)
sor heahing ana Lebanon ana sic a m. ana S.0l
For Quarryvilie at 5tsp.m.
TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON.
FOR Lancaster at 7:5S n. m and 3i5 D. m
For connection at Columbia, Marietta Juno
ton, Lancaster Junction, Mannheim, Reading
ana Lebanon, see time tables at all stations
A. N. WILSON. Superintendent
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caution.

We would caution the Public TO beware of
Dealers Offering kemps Balsam at less than the
regular Price, 80 cents and 81, as oftentmes imi.
tatons or inferior articles are sold the genuine
In order to enable them to sell cheaply H. H.
Cochran, druggist, No. l3i North Queen street Is
To You free. Ol6lwd1w
GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh Cure. For sale
by II. b. Cochran, Druggist, No. l39 forth Queen
street.
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SUNDAY TRAINS.
TRAINS LEAVE REAnINA

DENNSYLVAN1A RAILROAD SCHED.
l. ULE.-In effect from June Is. 1885.
Trains LEAVE LANCASTER ana leave ana arrive
at Philadelphia as follows:
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ESTATE OF REBECCA BENEDICT,
IL late of the city of Lancaster, Lancaster Co,
deceased. The undersigned auditor, appointed
to pass upon exceptions to the and distribute
the balance remaining In the hands OF benjamin
\. Benedict, administrator d. b. of said dece-
dent 10 and among those legally entitled TO the
same, will sit for that purpose on TU ESDAl,
SEPTEMBER !, lSsi. at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ, In the
Library Room of the Court House, in the city of
Lancaster. where all persons interested In said
iylO3tdS Auditor
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~ you are hiiious. take Dr rierce's Pleasant
PurRatIvo Pellets" the original Little Liver
pills" ran druggists. at.W,sSw