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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-01
LOCAL AND TOWN NEWS.
THE FRATERNITIES.

What They are Doing i'm st. Johnsbury.
0. II. Henderson is now prepared to
sell tickets for the G.. A. r. excursion
to San Francisco. The round trip
from St. JOhnsbury comes to $3.50,
tickets good from July to Oct. 80.
Mr.. Henderson will give any informa-
ton concerning the proposed trip to
those desiring it.
Hector lodge L. o. G.. T. enjoyed
evening with strawberries and all sorts
of nice things. The literary portion
of the program consisted of readings
by Mrs. Jenness, Misses Hall and
Green and Mr.. Kinney and instrument
al selections by Mr.. Gale and Misses
Gale and Williamson.
About 100 members of the Masonic
fraternity, including their wives and
friends, Joined the party that went to
Newport and Owls Head on Thursday,
ST. Johns day. There were over 600
in the company, all told, and delight
full time is reported. Two Canadian
brass bands were present. Some went
to the top of the mountain and some
failed to catch the return boat though
the st. JOhnsbury party reached home
safely at IL p. m.
The temperance picnic at Lyndon
vile grove on Saturday will attract
many from this section. The Caledo-
MIA county young mems temperance
association will celebrate the 50th an
niversary of their organization. In
the forenoon there will be addresses
by Rev. DR.. James L. Phillips of India,
Rev. G. S. Perkins of Lyndon, Rev.
A. P. Tracy of Sutton and Rev. r.
Christie of Sheffield and in the after
noon by t. P. Frost of Montpelier and
Rev. G.. M. LamsOn of st. JOhnsbury,
Mrs. Mary Woodbridge of Ohio. Among
the musical attractions will be con-
Apollo club. This club has been great
ly strengthened since it was here.
Among the new members is F. w.
Bancroft, SO we'll known hereabouts.
Besides half fare on all regular trains
through the day, a special will leave
this station at $50 p. m. returning af-
ter the concert.
In this village Chamberlin post has
arranged very practical and interest
ing program for Saturday, July 3. The
post will meet at G.. A. r. hall at 8
o'clock, a. M, armed with farming
tools and will proceed at once to the
grand army lot in the cemetery. After
the work of grading, etc., is done there
will be short dedicatOry service,-I
prayer by Comrade Sanford and an
address by Commander Paddock. The
Carrick brothers will present stone,
the gift by the ceme-
terry association, which will be put in |
position. Dinner will be served in the |
court house yard from 1870 until 2 D. |
M. by the relief corps, at 35 cents per-
plate, while ice cream, cake, etc., will |
be served during the day and evening.
Dinner over public exercises will be-
gin, A. F. Nichols, Esq, presiding.
The declaration of independence will
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-01
WEST BARNET.

The people of West Barnet propose
to hold an ice cream and trawberry
festival at Lakeside, on Saturday, July
g
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Deposited UnwiseIy.

If deposits over the bar were chang
ed into deposits in savings bank,
nine-tenths of the poverty and two
thirds of the crime would be prevent
3D. Boston Herald.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-01
NORTH DANVHLE.

Charles Shaw is rebuilding on the
same site where his buildings were
burned last spring.
Charlie Sanborn has greatly improv-
ed the external appearance of his
Rev. M. Atwood was absent last
Sabbath as corresponding messenger
to the ST. Lawrence yearly meeting of
New York. In his absence c. E. Put
ney and P. d. Blodgett held gospel
meeting. They also held meeting at
the Methodist church in the p. m.
There has been an unusual amount
of sickness here for the past few weeks,
but the sick ones are most of them
thought to be improving at present.
GREENSBORO.
S. Hill is having barn built near
his hotel. Arthur Hill is master build
er.
Frank Sulham and wife have been
here. He has purchased a house in
Barre where he has been the past sew
en- years.
There is not a dog owned in this viii
lage.
The village school closes a short
term this week.
Mrs. Katie Wright Streeter has been
at her old home the past month. Mr..
Streeter will come for a week or so
soon.
Miss Martha Lovejoy and Carrie
SOule went to Lisbon, N. H., June 30
to do table work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-01

On Monday about IS of the friends
and relatives of N. H. Gilman and wife
gathered at their house to celebrate
the 21st anniversary of their marriage.
The friends brought substantial pres
ents in the way of "a new table, ETC.,
and over $50 in cash.
E. A. Field and family have removed
to Bellows Falls, where Mr.. Field has
work.
Miss Ida M. Peck has returned from
Boston. She has been studying music
at the Petersilia Academy.
The school teacher in the county
district asked Geo. Wright's little sew
en- years old boy who the Vice Presi-
dent was; 81 believe it is Wren SullO-
way" was answered.
The parsonage has received a new
coat of paint and other improvements
have been made.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-01

Republican Nominations.
For Governor,
f. j. ORMSBEE, of Brandon.
For Lieutenant-G Governor,
LEVI X. FULLER, of Brattieboro.
For Treasurer,
VIM. II. DU BOIS, of Randolph.
For Auditor of Accounts,
Z. III. POWELL, OF Richford.
For Secretary Of State,
CHARLES HI. PORTER, of Montpelier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-01

Frank Russell and Hale Ransom had
more trouble Monday. Russell kicked
Ransom injuring his stomach and
pounding him severely. Russell was
sent to Jail to await county court.
LYNDON.
Children's day was observed at the
Congregational church last Sabbath
consisting of floral concert exercise
and single pieces by many of the
scholars, selection by Miss Clara
Wilmarth being specially worthy of
mention. The church was nicely dec
grated with arches, banners, festoons
of evergreen and several nice designs
with flowers consisting of a harp, Tyre,
cross, reclining wreath and Maltese
cross.
j. B. Carpenter returned on Satur-
day from visiting his son George in
Boston.
w. L. Quimby has returned from
Hanover to return no more as stu
dent, being graduate of class of '86.
W. HI. McGaffey has one of the finest
delivery wagons i'm town. 1t is built
on different plan from all others, be-
ing low, making it very easy to get on
and off, an essential point in deliv-
cry wagon. 1t is of new design and
finely painted. 1t was built by the
Lyndon Carriage Co. and is considered
by all to be the best style yet made for
delivery express wagon.
Miss Evelyn Quimby has returned
home from her school in Springfield,
where she has taught for the past year.
Leon Lucky has completed his la
bors as hostler at Lyndon house.
Mrs. Sarah (Stevens) BigelOw is
home on visit.
George Spencer has returned home
from BrocktOn, Mass, where he has
been working the past winter.
The KickapOos are at the Vile.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-01
RYEGATE.

Thomas Nolan came up from Bos-
ton Tuesday to assist in the care of his
father and mother who are both quite
low.
The case of w. B. Gibson VS. James
Hunter which was to come to trial last
Monday was settled on Saturday
through the good offices of a disinter-
ested party, thereby saving a bill of
costs to both parties and no doubt
much hard feeling.
Abbott Brothers have just complet-
ed an 80 ft. barn for Scott Darling OF
Barnet.
Peter Gibson is sick with lung fever.
James Nelson, who has been in fail
ing health for sometime, was taken
worse on Tuesday of last week and at
this writing is not expected to live
more than a few days. His trouble is
heart disease.
Fred l.. Gibson returned from BOs-
ton on Monday having graduated at
the N. E. conservatory of music.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-01
PEACHAM.

George Whitehill, who recently grad
uated from Dartmouth, is in town for
short time. He goes to Iowa soon to
teach.
Mrs. Ruth Graham, who has been
failing for some time, died last week
and was buried Sunday afternoon.
G. E. Sergeant and wife started on
Saturday to make visit at the house
of Peter WessOn in Danville taking
their infant child with them. During
the day the child sickened and died.
1t was buried Monday.
Several of the popular mowers of
this section were given trial on the
Strobridge place in this village on
Tuesday.
The local Clutter fingers" were bad
ly worsted on Saturday in an eight in
ming contest with the Danville nine.
Score, 30 to Z.
The work on the academy is pro-
crossing finely and it now looks as if
we should have a fine building with
money enough to finish the hall in the
upper part.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-01
EAST BURKE.
Fatal Carriage Accident.

Fatal Carriage Accident.
Nelson Hartwell was killed at East
Haven last Sunday. He was out driv-
ing when his horse became unmanage-
able and he was thIown from the car
riage. His head struck on stone and
seemed to be split in halves through
the face. He was instantly killed.
Alfred Finney was very severely in
jured last Friday night by a vicious
bull. One shoulder was broken and he
was otherwise injured.
Mrs. Clara (Gilson) Shorey and
grand daughter of Montreal are at her
brothers, David Gilson's, for the sum
mer.
Herbert Jenkins and wife of Massa-
chusetts are visiting in town.
James Stafford has been spending Il
week with his sister in Canada and has
not yet returned.
Mrs. AlOnzo Bemis has come to her
sons, l. d. Bemis to stop while.
Mrs. S. Moody of West Concord is
stopping with Louise Darling.
David Austin's sister has been called
away by the severe illness of a relative.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-01
ST. JOHNsBURY CENTRE

A. G.. Stafford is making extensive
repairs on his house.
Miss Helen Bartlett left Tuesday to
visit friends in Binghamton, N. Y.
Prof. d. G. Dickinson is spending
his summer vacation at his fathers in
this place.
Miss Jennie Wiley is spending few
weeks in New York city.
j. F. Nadeau is spending few weeks
at the salt water for the benefit of his
health.
Miss Flora Calder accompanies Mrs.
j. w. Balch on her Western trip.
Messrs. Pierce & Jones have COM
pleted their dam and the mill is now
running.
Hiram Weeks while coming up Wa
ter street last Monday, discovered a
pOrcupine climbing a tree. He was
brought to the ground very easily and
weighed I5a lbs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-01
Caledonia County.

OaItUOuIh
f. G RATES BAEESs St. p SShPS:D1ry' Senators.
CLOUD G HARVEY, Barnet Asst Judges
W. p. SMITH, St Johnsbury, Judge of Probate.
A. DUNNETT, st. Johnsbury, States Attorney.
LORENZO SULLOwAY, ST. Johnsbury, Sheriff.
j. S. HENDERSON, Barnet High Bailff.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-01
CABOT.

Independence day will be celebrated
here July Sd, with the usual array of
hOrribles, etc. Music will be furnish
ed by the Plainfeld and Cabot cornet
bands. Orator of the day, Alland B.
Fay, ESQ.,, of Plainfeld. In the even
ing there will be strawberry and ice
cream festival at Village hall for the
benefit of the band, to be followed by
a promenade.
After July 3 the millinery rooms of
Mrs. Elmer will be open on Thursday
and Saturday of each week, until fur
Their notice.
Rev. A. B. Enright returned with his
bride on Friday of last week. A
pleasant company of more than 100 as
sembled at the parsonage in the even
ing to welcome them. After pleas
ant social visit music was furnished
by the band, and refreshments were
served.
A large number of our people attend
ed the temperance picnic at Walden,
Saturday. The day was perfect and
the view was simply magnificent from
the heights. An excellent address by
Hon. Frank Plumley of Northfield, G..
w. G. L. of VT, was enjoyed by all.
The Cabot and So. Cabot cOrnet bands
furnished music for the occasion.
Miss Matte Roberts of Lyndon,
spent Sunday in this place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-01

Frank Russell and Hale Ransom had
more trouble Monday. Russell kicked
Ransom injuring his stomach and
pounding him severely. Russell was
sent to Jail to await county court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-26

when down the filmy lanes
I he too " ise sun goes grieving.
A wake OF splcndur leaving
Up billOwed from the ground
" hen At tho window phnes
The hooded Chestnuts rattle,
And there Ii clash OF battle
New sngIAnds oaks around;
on then We knights OF weather,
since all the birds are quiet,
Como forth wItn poi.p aud riot,
with Irum petins ana song
And shout for King Octoberl
Tho bloOdsd, bronEed October
The Ssracen OctUber.
To whom our So oTds belong
when prlcks the why air
When Der the oTcnards Chamber
Cloud -nasUnries OF amber,
When brooks are silver Gear;
When onq uering culOrs dare
The hills aud craggy places,
And mold. with braggart grsces,
High ~assau OF Tho year:
On then We knig hts OF weather,
oinco ali tho birds are quiet,
Come iOrth with pOmp sud riot,
With trumpoting and song;
And shout Tor hing OctobsrI
The OloOded, brouIed October!
The sarscen october,
To whom our swords belOpgI
BY Louise lB.0g.n Quincy.
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BL.1SHpsaE.
uIGH q MARTIN.
CHINA HALL,
CHINA.

The Second Invoice of our Haviland
China impOrtatiOns FIR this fall has Just
arrived. The first consisted Of Dinner Sets
in the Regina Pattern, Daisy Decoration In
Blue, Violet and Pink. The finest and
neatest for the money in the market. Hav-
iland China is so well known that we need
not say anything about the quality. It's
superiority over semi-pOrcelain is not to be
questioned. The price of these dinner sets
is such that it is within the reach of every
one to own one of them. When our next
arrives we will be able to come still nearer
within the reach of all in price. Don't fail
to see these goods before making your pur-
chases.
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" U, IL W ss PitifuI ~

OF course II was lie tried one remedy after
another. hnd nDally gave up suu died, " Geu his
life mlght have been saved by taking Dr
Pierce's uolden Medical Discover, = tn,
HTstt 'LODsuuIpIIye JuTo - which II u nom nj "
onploS ed, VIII soon suDdue al thf,ate,'inS
symptoms, suCh rs coughs, IabOred DryaLhi, ~
my sLt sns.ts splitting OF blood, etc. and TestoI
Ino poor COnsuupllYo's Iapid pro. Tess srays-
ward. 10 II not worth uyinsf all druggists
uSj raw
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TRAINS LEAVE aEAprse

TRAINS LEAVE READIss
foI Lancaster at IAl a. "a. ana 100 D. M.
vor Quarry vile AT 40 p m.
TRAINS LEAVE AkBYvILLE
FOR Lancaster, Lebanon and beading At 7lU an
TRAINS LEAVE KING 81. (Lancsster,j
For Reading anc Lebanon At sos a. and $40
D.
FOR Quarryvllls Al 500 y. IA.
TRAINS LEAVE PRINCE ST. (LancastAr,l
For Reading and Lebanon anc SIS q. N. ana s.0l
p. IA.
FOR Quarryvie at SIS p. IA.
IkAISE LEAVE LEBANON.
For Lancaster al l:sN IA and 5:tb p. IN.
For Quarryvtlle al S:4h p
For connection at Columbia, Marietta Juno
ton Lancaster Junction, Manheiua, Readine
and Lebanon, see time tables 1T all stations.
A. NJ. WILSON. Suparintandent.
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The Lancaster Accommodation leaves HArT1e.
ourg at $40 y. IN. and arrives at Lancaster af ~
p,
The Marietta Accommodation leaves C0luU
ola al $50 a. IN ana reaches Marietta at $50 Also
leaves Columbia at Has a m. and E4b p. NJ
reaching Marietta at i2:Ul ano 21 Leaves
Marietta al 3th y. IA. and arrives at Columbia q
G5J Also, leaves AT s.8b and arrives at $40.
The lork Accommodation leaves Marietta 81
Elo ana arrives At Lancaster at 500 connect1u9
With Harrisburg Express al s.lOa IN.
Ihe v frederick Accommodation, west, COnn0oee
ing al Lancaster with Fast Line, west, at e1o
p. m. will run through to Frederick.
The Frederick Accommodation, east, leaves
Columbia NJ l2"2h and reaches Lancaster at 19.do
p.
Hanover Accommodation west, connecting -
Lancaster with Niagara Express At $50 q. tn.,
VIII run through IN Hanover, daily, except SUN.
lay.
Fast Line. west on sunday, when nagge0,
vii stop Al DowningtOwu, Coatesville, Parkoe
burg, MI jog, kltzubetht1wn ana Middletown.
The only trJns which run daily. on sunday
the Mall train vest runs by wHV of Columbia.
j. K WOOD. General Passenger Agent
CHAS. L. PtgH General Manager
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pEADING q COLUMBIA RAILROAD
III AND BRANCHES AND LEBANON AMI
LANCASTER JOINT LINZ Il. r.

On ana after SUNDAY, NAY Goth. .sst.
TRAINS LEAVE READING
For Columbia buo Lancaster At 75S a. M. lao
noon ana $40 p. IN.
Tor Quhrryvtlle at is u IA. ana $40 u. al.
FOR ChiCkiss At 7.2i A. q. ana lRtnp.
TRAIEs LEAVE CDhUMBI
For Reading At 7.ju H. loo lLSh and $40 D. m.
tor Lebanon at ~ 20 and $40 y. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE QU ARRYVILLE
For Lancaster at .. ~ ana 7.l5 II. ia. and 25s p
For Reading at +. . IA. IA. ana 2.B y
For Lebanon al 2sB5 y. ul
LEAVE KING srkEET tisilncastsr,,
FOR Reading AZ i.B n. ~, 40 and 34O y. m.
For Lebanon At a. ~ IA. tn u " ana 5.lb D. IN.
For Quarry vile Al 5.3i a. H. 5.np ana $40 p. N.
LEAVE PRINCE -rHEE1 (LancsLster,)
For Reading At 40 IA. M, l2SDaud $50 u. m.
For Lebanon at 6.E a. IN, p 81 and 5.E3 p IN.
or Ouarryvlle al g. % a. III. 40 and s.Oa D. m,
TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON
for Lancaster AT I1U a. m, 1919 ana 1880 d. IN.
FOR Quarryvtlle a. 7:9l a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-26

Ihereis pIeserNative principle In sUzODONT
that enectuaiIy preserves the Teeth from u.caN .
hich ana pJoi endorsett NO lady ever tri, d IL
without approving It's cleansing and purtty ing
piopeI Tics. IL outseis all other den tifrioes ass
for oOIODOhT.
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The greatest cure on earth for pain.
hAlYnIinn on rlmR Lhs TolTllln.

You out TO day. my trisnd, in this cold wind'
i thought you ~tru sick Ia bed wilh u COlo." He
SAID nothing but smllru IL JOuy smile aud led me
70 the ap d hocarys shop, aud pointing toR DIg
advertisement % Dr. BuL's Tough syrup, sald
" iher, by hangs tho tale that Is.ls the story"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-26

DAsDELIos LIykE PsLLsrs for .iok baa1soh.
orpid liver, ohiousnsss aud indls ssstion small
and sssy tos~SIiow. One pull doss. Prios. spo
by all druggists. fsbssmo I'm III =
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G. A r D

We wosld like our friends and custom
ers 10 visit our store and examine our large
stock Of Stoves, Heaters and Ranges; We
have the finest line oi goods ever shown in
this city, aud our prices are the lowest on
hne goods. Our New Square Stove " The
Laurel is having u great sale and giving
RWh satisfaction; We Will not be able to
iIl all our orders. The "Therms" Parlor
Heater is equally popular: handsome, dur
able aud low priced. Our New Finn +"
Range Is winning friends wherever it goes
Our Triumph Cellar Heater, while
Is sold at about the price Of inferior goods,
is without doubt the best Cellar Heater in
the market. Years of experience in the
Heating Business gives US great advantage
over any other house in this city. Our new
style Of Steam Heating saves oue-thlrd the
fuel. All work guaranteed.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
GEORGE ERNST.

CARPENTER, CONTRACTORS BUILDER
hesidonce-No. hSs West King street shop
hast eraht street. opposite station house.
WOODEN MANTELs AND GENEKALHARD
WOOD Work SPECIALLY.
~ All work secures my prompt and personal
Attsnuon. drawings and Estimates furnished.
ootK-lydk
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Plain IAIk

81 Jacobs OH is the autidOte to pain. no mat
ter by what II ls caused
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IRA rELERs euipx

ANCAsIhh AMI Mli,LERavIl11e
~ x, Rims rARlH - ~
Cars leave Lancaster for Mui,rxvt,,s - -
Fn Auu iliNa ~, aud goa, too, $50 and 40 ~ ~
Cars leave NiiorsVilio tpi t.ancnst~s ~ 4
500 ana loOo nA.. ana l.Os. sol s;cn and - n ~
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BROWNS
IRON BITTERS !
AS TAE REST Tonic
AS TIE BEST TONIC.

strengthens the Nusule-. S'eqdios the Nerves
knTivhcs the Blood. Gives New NlgUr
DR. !. l.. MYEE-, Fairfield, Iowa, says
" Browns Iron Bficr- l. the beet lrUE Mrd
Gin" have EuuWu IN my 80 N"ur- practice. /
have found q specially hrutnuih m nervous OF
ph, steal -NhHu-tiun, tu1 iu all drnilintiuV all
furut- that bear 80 heavily ON the system Use
II freely Ia my own family.
Ma - y. HkoWN, 81 MRin street, CovinEion,
Ky. says " ~ completely hrOkru down IN
health aud troubled wIlh palms lu my back
Brow - iron Bitt-u- 'uur"lS I"=iurrd me TO
health"
Mas LrEErE HEESS,N. g.tG Co, K avenue, -.
Luui- Mo, -uy- "I auf,I'd a llI. -piuhl weak
ness, paine IA nv back and -'r"pI,-- nights. |
Tried every CnuCriNHb.D remedy y % hOut much
benefit Four BOTTLES Of BruWn'- Iron But.r-
tt"
The gouuiu" has r adr Marx aud crossed red
Tines on wIRpp"I Trk no .uh,I Made only by
BROW y CUkMIt A. 60
bl baltimore. No.
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IpFNNSfLNhNlA RAlbROAD n NUUulN
Lh,--iu eject from June iS, leea 49,
Nfhilsdeiphis AZ ~ followst - '--ssvS
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Ayers SarsapariIIa

Every strain OF cola Attacks that weak Back
aud Nearly Prostitutes you
PHYSICIANS \ DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
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WHSTW ARD.
PacifiC ENpressi ....
New ENprosst......
Way PsssengoTi 80,
Mao Train via MI JON
No 2 Mail rruiu'....
Niagara hNprvss.....
Hanover Accom-.
Fast Linet..........
Frederick Accom-.
Lancaster Accpm...
Harrisburg Accom-.
Columbia Accom-.
Harrisburg Express
Chicago and Gin. kx
western Enprcss' 80,
EAsTw ARD.
Phila, Expressf.....,
Fast Linef ...........
Harrisburg Express. q.
Lancaster Accom- ar. .
Columbia Accom-.
Seashore Express zee.
Philadelphia Accom-. d.
sunday Mail...........
Day ENDrasst ....
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Our Clothing are acknow'odged 70 De the Best
Made and sIcrst fittinE Offered for sale iu Ian.
caster All the Newest und >ic"-t styles are
shown and at Remarkably Low Prices.