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AUCTION SALES.


TO-MORROWs
NoTIcE-rHEkE WILL BE SOLD AT THE
Serpss fss; s ssd fsRb
nom Ts1. NJ one gray Mule sm.rsn imPoundsd
II '' o rs sSS TRi'i EiSsfEiS. pOunam.s.sr.
VNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
SQUARE PIANO, PARLoR SUITS WALNUT.
S StHNEhIEf, OAK n AND PAINTED BEDROOM a SETS
SINGH sINsaE NTNSI H HSp
sEGRETxki. MSQgET. SkUssiIEs. INakAiS
S3SkISs sfeyEs, dim atAssWHSk And
On MERISEsSzk SSkSfSa, OCT THIRD: lsss.
efiects ~ sA'eAsn' 0'A'''u0n Oh n0o''0''0
oel-d.. THOMAS DovIIxa. Auc..onssr:
T'HoAAs DOwLINa, AucnOaesr.
CATALOGUE sAI8
ARTICLES OF vERTU.
KMBRo1DERIEs, ETC;
BEING A CHOICE AND EXQUISITE COLLECTION
We SAfANESE V6EA6UkkA
JUST RECEIVED FROM JAPAN.
10 BE SOLD At PUBIIo AUCTION.
ART Rooms. 18th ST. AND PENNA AVE.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. oCToBxR q 3 So
AT IL IN. AND p. n EACH pAY
THE COLLECTION WILL BE ON VIEW DAY
PRIOR TO SALE
se26-et THOMAS BOWLING Auct
VNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. COM.
MANDlNd VIEW OF ARLINGTON, FORT
EIxkR Being Ne: S5i4 Shospah6cr Avenue.
on AT W RSsLfs AUcl ISTtpxoox OCT ru,pn
1855, ss HaEfsPHsr four ScH6tK. n front q the
.nd to o
town. having frontof SO feet by depth Of l2o feet.
with modern improvements. being No 35i4 Prospect
Terms onet6ird cash. balance in one and two years
with Notes 6sarns and secured by deed Of
post required at the sims q sale; .uo,,o.
SMALL FRAME DWELLING AND BUILDING
sTKfrT BE soII4Awt SIXTH AND SEVENTH
IfSE Ts M Sas r
the premises
LOTS AND a. SQUARE 4e2.
These Lots front As feet on Maryland avenue with
An average depth of 50 feet to 2-foot paved alley
sew erzge and These Lots ad Join another, aud
This property can readily be subdiyded into three
fine building sites.
Terms One.third cash; balance in one and two
years. notes to bear six cent interest from day of
SALE payable and to be secured by deed
Of trust on premises all cash. ut option
C1nyeyancing &C.. at purchasers cost deposit Of
800 required at sale.
se29-d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.
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ALBERT A. BROOKE, ,u
- WILLIAM W. BOARMAN,S 1fustees.
THOMAS E WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer se26-dSds

VTNRUSTEES SALE OF NINE NEW BRICK
l. HOUSES, ON STREET, BETWEEN SOUTH
CAPITOL STREET AND DELAWARE AVENUE
SOUTHWEST, ADJOINING GARFIELD PARK
AMP WITHIN THREE SQUARES OF THE u s.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed in Equity Causes Nos
1895 and 11lTO (consolidated) Doc 20, will sell
At public auction IN front of the respective premses
on THUkSDAY, ELEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER.
Known Is Lots 81 az. ss q. g. ss s7e ST. and a.
In Maldrons subdivision Of square $40. duly recorded
in Book 10. page Of the Surveyors Office Districf
Of Columbia Each Of ssd Lots 81 49, Inclusive is
improved with Q Two-story Brick Dwelling, having
six rooms and cellar. Lot 80 of street and
the alley, has Threestsry Brick, with store ana cell
lar an the houses have gas water. &c. These Lots
Terms Of sale ~ to escn lot: Onethird of the mr.
chase money In caah and the balance in two e0usi in
stsments payable In one aud two years respectively
with interest Ut per cent per snnum payable semi
annually and secured by deed Of on the Property
solo. all cash at the option of the purchaser ne
posit Of $500 each lot will be required at time of
sale Terms must Be complied with In ten DAYS from
DAY OF sale q the win be resold at the rsk
ANDREW B. DUyALL. Trustee
Cor. ~ st aud Ia ave
JAS. h MARI, Trustee,
WATSON J. NEWTON, Trustee.
.-.- 500 st NV
pUNCANSON 6aOS, Auce6. se2S-d6do
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

II b. LLPkkJx 4 co,
Js Qorlnerly with Z. Hanson Hiss OOH
WALL PAPERs
We have Just received large Consignment % nev
spring PATTERNS. We selling all lSc. whits Back
from SC. 70 80. Embossed CIT from S5e. 70 90 Az
WORK guaranteed nrst-clss> frsseo fsanuns sna
i'A1As J. IEPREUx BRO sos sssx
9TH street cars pas the door. myl
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0RArKFUL-OolFoRTIN0
EPP'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

govern the operations of deestoD and nutrition. and
BY careful application Of the nne properties Of we'll
selected Cocoa Mr Epps hes provided our breakfast
tables With dslicstely Favored beverage which may
save NJ many heavy doctos bula Il 4 BY the judi.
may be gradually built up until strong enough 20 ~
sst every tendency 70 disease- HuDdreds q subtle
ever there Y weak point We may, escape many ?
fatal shaft by kcep1nG ourselves well tordncd With
pure blood and ) properly nour1shed fxaanA"-osst
Segvtoe GGsGctE.
Nads amply With boiling water or milf Sold only
tn half-pound tins BY 0rooerS tabled thus;
JAMES EPPs 4 90, Homoopashsc chssnksts.
-mtnhs London. England
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
Town officer. Sell the Lianor..


NE NOVEL PROHIBITION SCHEME PUT IN PRACTICE
IN GEORGIA TOWN..
MACON, Ca. Oct "A novel scheme OF prohibi-
uon Is on trial In GAINESVILLE one OF the largest
towns IN this state. An ordinance Just adopted
ESTABLISHES Official dispensary, which is TO be In
Charge OF an oricer selected by the mayor and
council, whose duty IL shall he 70 keep IN his Gus
tody such WHISTLES, brandles. wines, beers. and
alcohol as may De supplied 10 him by the mayor
and council, and to sell the same only for medici-
hal, scientific, mechanical, and sacramento DUR
poses In Quantities not 10 exceed quart OF
whisky, brandy. wine, or alcohol. or half dozen
bottles OF beer ale, or porter, under the regula-
tons prescribed by the ordinance.
IL Is provided that the liquors shall be OF the
pureSt q1alty, and the party desiring 10 purchase
must make IL clearly appear. to the reasonable
satisfaction OF the keeper OF the dispcnsary that
De or she does In good faith desire to purchase
the same for one OF the above purposes A pubic
register shall be kept, showing each sale me kind
OF liquor and amount sold, the party to whom
said register shall be subjected at all reasonable
times 10 Inspection by any citizen. All sales shall
De Tor cash, and the keeper shall furnish a state
nent OF the same TO the mayor and council at each
regular meeting and pay 70 the clerk and treas
urer the fun amount OF the proceeds OF such sales
How a Burglar was Detected.
PrrTsBURG Oct 2.-Henry wallace on saturday
pleaded guilty TO burglary at the house OF Charles
Alter, OF Braddock, last July. The discovery OF
the burglar was brought about In a curious man.
der. Wallace awakened Mr.. Alter by coming into
his room, and Alter fired a revolver at him. The
next morning a tooth was found upon the floor,
Wallace having made his escape. DAY or two
later IL was learned that Wallace was under treat
ment at the Homeopathic Hospital with an injured
jaw. The tooth found In Alters house was found
TO ft vacancy In Wallace's jaw, which led to his
arrest he was remanded for sentence, and was
then put on trial for stealing a gold watch and
$40 from W. 8. Calmery, OF Homestead, and found
guilty.
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AuEnBAcu & Bso

The change Of the weather Gala for . change
IN Underwear. In that direction We have every
thing you may want in White. Natural Gray or
Scarlet. from the Finest SANITARY PURE
WOOL. lightweight 70 the Extreme Heavy
weight goods.
new feature in Mems Wear II the Combina-
ton Suit-Shirt and Drswers In one. Also,
Night Robes made Of the SANITARY WOOL.
Our Prices Guaranteed. corresponding 10 tho
qualities.
AURRBACH BRO.
oUTFITTERa 62S PA ave HATTKRk
CAMPAIGN aooDA
our nov catalo9us Of campaign OUTFITS. with oonsu-
tuition. drn tactics and FUN information about ean-
ixns and drallinS Marching Cluha
Illustrated Cssalogus frsA
4 q. sPALDMo HRos. los Madison 4, chscaeo;
pa Hsoadvay. New Yoek. ty7so-sm
Gsxrs Su1rs ScounsD
AND RRxssRD ToR q
s:s sS s rs; s, so ss A:ssIse "a
oetvegsd 1slsphcne GU 1l3i1. =.
suasa .&3l3 :. &C. asos e CO. 6 aR;S:
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RAILROADS.
DIEpNoNr AIn I,xr


IN NE IN feet september 3Oth. lssS
,,,,l'nsxtfa lenn Nal Daily Tor Msrreuton.
pa oltesyille. h6urs ana stations
knorStIle, ROME and u ehburx, Rosnoke Bristol
leans Pullman sleerer wsShnston x ~ex tpr,e~1.
49,; - h-fsst Mad Daily Tor wsr-n,on' char.
Iynshb5r. ps stations Che. ohio Route.
.Se.n - nc hburs and D&nvilIs or.en-er. Ksle,sh
30 ~ NellmnlA. Augusta Atlanta I6rrminsr-
Pullman Sisssae Sey Orleans TeH.s and California
ton With Pullman Sloe,-.rs Nonfsa1asx =, -. ~
lens and Mann Boudoir Sls<Tsr. s,,r fr,ntnsh.ra
10 90 . nj Shrexerort Innsn sieeTs-r D.nvilis
s.spts, Does no, connect for q 4 O. roa,e roipss
81, $50 2: Ms.nsily. erceps Sunday. for x.u.....
80 r. M--Me-tern Expr,-. nnilx to- w.,,,~,,c-,
niaaa1 sieeper and solid Trains ws.hinstan %
Nemphis. Little Roci nsessnTs Bristol chstt.noos~
Insoasn inlmAn sleerers Washington 10 ne@ph,.
IL 90 p M-southern r..
burg. Danville. Raleigh Ashev,ils sS..,s ~ 49,
hfa Aiken. Augusta Atlanta. Mon,scanr, NJ 1s-
s.ns Ie.as and Salhornis Pullman Ve.,iSa,. s,.-sr
r,,,i,,,s rlesns VIZ Atlanta aud Mont
"a ~ithoat ch.ns. e'esier Washington % Augusta
n.in. on .shinstOn aud OHIO division ,..v. w....
bsis sV s1riss Round sa s siHsE sSnd,y ana
NJ hSturping leave hound am q oS A n n..,x "a
40 IN .,sa e ss SUNDAY. arriving Warrington
VILE and Lyncheurs arrive IN M.-hinssan y I'd a II
and 80 M via East Tennessee Br,.tei 80 49,
bury 81 Ills ,, M and eco Pm: via cns.spssRs
strasburr Local At 9'&7 AN :" s'fo I'm
surs,sss sss 49, q. ssssry.oa sn iafcmstoa
n. ssirssT oh AND ana ..s s.'OH
ocl 0enerAl pn..eux.r 49,,
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT kOUTE 10 LONDON,
- NOhDDEUTsCHEk LLOYD g. ca
fsst ExpreSs eteznsnL
To Southampton uondon. Havrel Bremen -
LAhn- Nod, OcS. S. p N werr. BAL, OeL q.
& m: Aiier, We'd. Oct 10. m; Lidsr. ssl, Oct
We'd. Oct IL. 3 "a
wards berth according 20 iocsuon; "a cabin, s50s
berth: steerAge o. low rstes Apply % II y. DhOOf
925 Penn ave BLALL- brown D CO. l32l fse
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TNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE AND
l. NEARLY NEW BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE
No S1A q STREEI GOIITHW.ST

7.
By virtue Of certain deed of dated the Sd day
OF September. A. D. 1885, and duly recorded in iiber
NO. 1lSI foio 4O4 ct seQ one OF the land records Of
the District Of Columbia and at the request of the
holder Of notes secured thereby, will sell public
der; on TUESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF OCTO-
Der, A. .: 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, that GER
tain lot situate In Washington city in said District
Known as lot numbsred ten M0l in square four hun
hber No. 1133 folio 304 one said land records the
said lot being improved by nearly new three-story
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money in
cash the day Of SALE within ten days thereafter
and two years after date with interest at the rate Of
SIX cent from the day Of sale and secured by first
money may be paid in cash within ten days the
sale All conveyancing and recording at the
cost II the terms OF sale not complied with with
IN ten days after the day Of SALE the Trustees
the right to rese the property the and risk OF
the defsulting purchaser.
ALBERT Al 4, BROOKE, rrusts..
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MEDICAL, &c.

The Oldest Established and Only Reliable rAdsss
he consulted d, 90 Il 81 bss..ss ~
Prompt treatment Corrsspopdencs and oonsqlss-
De Icons fiLL PER BOX.
Msilsd % any address on rsosdpt g P1cs
MI or two q Dr. BRoTaEks' iny,gorssins oordisl
Vii cure any case OF nervous debility and loss a
S SsIs q ss@.ls. sSe :. sG y ~ ssssim
n HAS NEyER BEEN ooNTRADIcTED THAT
lDr BROTHERS y the oldest-sstsblished sdysrtis-
ssss'HD Dr. an k, i sSs can
sd,s., married or snsis Forty yssrs' sspsnsnOs.
Nssiissis L.diss Ply sieisS osl = oSssaiisd d.iS
u bsr residence, vOl q n-w. of6os hour from I
ios ]. M v,sA LAd,ss only. gis-sm'
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BRo7BERs. 900 st.
sDd VII egarsntss cure u ali essss Of privuss dssss;
s ss = sas Scu Sl nS &c dS SUE
ss' e e s:s' ;s : i issk + .
M 4oTrs FKKNcH PowpEks AkE TH1
yss.nd.zd le9sdy for FL blood dissssss. csasln1
sSsss ~ - ~. o.. s....
5 T " s ssHs BIO 2 .: sos e kSs "a
THE TRADES.
Efs@zLTE y @ q ~ 3 =. ~. e
HI IxdEf7 s1SbSkS (ss;ssssIsl ls6tA l9D
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OIN0. LOCATED ON THE SOUTHWEST COR
ME- or ELE EYE AND IsIE 9 NORTH
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N0TICE-THEkE WILL BIZ SOLD AT TIL
TOMORROW, OCTOBER the THIRD. at ON
O'CLOCK Pm, one Gray Mule tmareh tmpounde<
rom West Washington and remaining unclaimed
~ order Of the CsMpis:iSne.. 2; .
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42o. 49, 4a4. 42e 7th st. and 417.4ls 9Th St. N :,
ae3A 49, ~ we wv ~
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ONE cow
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER FOURTH. 1883 com
m me at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. at Western, known :
the residence Of the late James II. Costin, on th
Iennallytown road, shall sell small lot Of house
hold effects. THOMAS DOWLING
ocl-3t Auctioneer
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HP.DOIAL NOTxOHG
nosAsr. aesssrs,i assAsss

0oeAaRS 0oohosoII 0ooAo9oln
Are you disturbed at. night ana broksn q
your rest By . sick child suffering ANA crying
with the oxcruc1atang pain Of cutting teethf
II "a, 70 As once ana get bottle Of Ma.
WINeLOW'e SOOTHING SYRUP. II Wiu n.
lievo ths poor little suHerss tnned1atsly-ao,
pena upon Il there = no migtAko about q.
There % not mothar On earth who has ovo
ussd n, Who WIN not tail you q oaoe that =
VIII regulate the bowels. ana givo rest 70 ~
mothef, ana relief ana health 70 ~ end,
opeeat1nS like magic. Il . perfectly sASe -
use IN al oaees ana pleasant 70 the tA0oI an4 =
tho prescription Of oue Of The Oldest aAA bo0
female physicians ana nufDoo IN IL UA11o4
DtAAaa sola sveEywAszas = esa0 boe1ao.
nnVlelY0&W
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Upon the Arst evidence fstOmachic or bowel
Of Dr.. Buli's Baby syrur ana prevent much
eu1ering ON the part OF The little one. Pnoo
- cents
40 quickly remove ths constipassd hsnit OF
body ana al OF its pernioi0us enc sts. use LAx.
a0oe Hd By al drusgists, rhoe only Is
oonto pAokaxe ttTT
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a.nAe unAuo E.As9 uUuU4
Young lSoael, ~ tkuth 10 toll
Ca11o4 ooUeWh1e - - 1sanol
'fwas har1 - ~. fsU0 ~ - 49,
viii eAA4 peoe1Bo jnooos - woeso
WIN posSioaee go teA1oeoo
epsG . tbo n0usu. - $50 ~
ahsse ~ e. mossvo - oos1GAs
u4 aay ness q ssaeaaeAA
NOV. isaSsa, ~ lfEsa Mn vel.
We Nin % easeeD l1uneA
In pgcpos way 70 p1aaaly ~
Rxaoaiy what intoat ~ DeaAfs
~ peytinaGo ia oo1inago
A1ues ess. tos thsy give 10 sign
q maaf1ncnol oaG1ans
II uaalleysA witA ssntinsaA
10 Lseasa, h sooa bssan,
ObeefveA . eAAAGo iA 1sAbels
oho tuSnea Awsy iron tr1Ass gay.
Her manner 00v, 0at QeutAA loot
40 peniA AGo An0 boAlDaeo
4 subtle 0eauing. ere s1gn
VI s00et1ins-if rwoto noe eeoSgA.
OGoa0e1ly Inc eeuti0ooA
1bus lsabel eontsivsa % veil
That plesaea ana a nattsred. L10nel
Becamo ono day her wllirg proy;
For. knOwtn9 not her bent ~ went
lsft pesssnage sal bediaaee-
Ana plumply aid 20 bsr we n1ner"
kias ihons 'twero fair 30 stAAo. tn Aua,
tolaek thers 4 Of sentiment
Z y .Frew xsble Talk.
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ssms ro.,,.h r.opss

reach OF modicine. They Of On cay, "Uh, Il
will war away" but in most cases Il wears
them away. Conid thsy be induced TO Try the
which We sell on pos tive gnarantee TO cure,
they would imme6ia'ely zee the o1celleDt
ei.00. 1rial size free. AZ all aruggists. ~
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- g.
How 70 tbs tine 10 tan this Ano
Few leaf for eisniesn eighty +aSne.
And I'll oar WAN. great ana snail
swear OF q osses snr eooa ana an
Weshall not otsmokR-but t&ioe aAyl
IN vssa We eAsw ven threw away.
We knl no whistv treat nor tAHe-
1xcopt In oasU 01 stomach aoAo.
Al kin1 Of me snnsss ven 1espiss,
Wen lot no anso ~ passions tises
Ven pay the CasA-or 20 without,
Wen live at Nome. beyun1 . ooubtl
Ne shah improvD our minds ma ~
10 fres ourselvoS from leve of ~
We shall not Jalk % much 70 show
Ths email amount Of sense W know,
Ana We. OF coUrse. viii quieAly break
these resolutions that We mako.
II O. Dodge. IN N. y Hsrld.
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Dunk bon's Asns0o nnivo.

D00kL0n'0 A1nt00 0AlV0s
I'm Bpss sAIvs in the world fog Cuts, 1yuisas
CASprsi Hsnds. Chnblains, CornS sS6 Il
% ~ Nqsi.sd g g gaaisstssp g Sivllss.
S is - In = = . - assss z S:: I; ~
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Rapsurs cure guaranteed By Dr. !. \ Mayer,
eSl Arch street. Philadslphi. 1ase ct onees
no operation or delay from business. atteste0
free, send for circular. mArl0lyoAW
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TBY TIN UURR.
4 particle q applies into oaoA noOtxn ana =
agrooable. Price % oontD At DruGg1otoS ~
- iLY BRoxHHRA
= 0Waxroa otxoot, New YoGGs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-31

OOU0H. WHOOPIN0C COu9h ana Bronchit1S
lNnsndiakoly relieved BY 6hilOh's Curo. Sold b
a. q C0chran, druggist Nos. IN ana l0 NortS
Queen D. LAncastars Pe ~
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READlNa g COLUnBIA DtvI
HHkozsT1S ozTnI soi5tfH III LlSs hsiSAOA = Z

READlN0 4 COLUMBIA DtvIl5
fzRozs4sS ozzs:4nsHNsSoaiSa soiar HiH Lbs shksiHAos Z Z
on Asp s.1;n. ATT, .:Y;Ps :Yy;yPPAsy; ssSsy, y
For Colnmbia ana LAaeastsr - iNAA r.
ior "a 0usrsyHyiiis . Z III At -. iau , Hp1e ie1y +
TRAINS LEAVE C0lUanlAs M
rcr rr n1ssdins 9. ~ 4 y; I: 9 "a aok g #
TRAlNs LHAva aQUARkYvlLLM
Sce Lancaster ~ en- - ans anAAUo@ \
fSr isSsss isSsnoa q No ssss SS s e - e
LEAVE KING srRBRT (IAnsaseoell #
For BEADING at !1o N, la.ee eanl ~. - VI
tSs % SSnS1 SssssS9': q ~ e s + y - =. - u
LlAva PRlHcs srassr tlAassssss.y % s.
For rssding q !.o n. is!e aa4 Aap &. II
rof 0uaEryviiis q SH. AN 8. A ~ 90
TRAIas LBAvn LEBANON.
a:sss;s;f :: i r . ~ q "a A.
SUNDAY TsAlHs. -s-.z
TRAINS LIAv1 nvAulse. '
yor Lancaster a .sos = aaA ~ , =.
TRAINS LHAv1 0UAnRYvILLD
Yce IAncaster. Lebanon anA nsnnAng g H.
q n. ~ ~ =. - ~
TRAINS LEAVE KING Of. tEsssasess., !, 4
For Reading ana Lsbanoa at leea = anA ~
ticr ouarryvfis a. $40 n. Il
TRAINS LEAVE Pk1NOD oT. (IAneoGooot1,
For Reading ana Lsbaaoa ~ Aisa = -
Tor Quarryvilis q am m.
TRAINS LEAVE LRBAN0R. M
For Lancastor at I06 n aud ~ = =,
For QuarTyville at - p N, III
For conns..ion at Go!uiAbia, Hax1st1A ~
uOn, Lancaster Junction, MaphaeWs 49,
a. n. WILSON euUot1nS001G11f X
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Eiectrlo BltsorGs

This remedy u becoming 20 we'll known
zii Who have USED Iisctrio Rittsrs sing .ths
0ams song OF praiss.-A purer medicine does
eiaimod. Electric Mttsrs viii cure all diseases
Of the Liver and Kidneys. VII remove PIN.
ple0 BOdls Salt Rheum ana other affections
csuSed by impure blood.-Wtll drive Malaria
from the system and prevent - we'll ~ cure
al Malarial Tevors.-tor cure OF Headaohes
BitterS Entire satisfactiOu guArAntoed or
money refunded. Pnce 6Oc. and el.00 per bot
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as. Graves. Of Akron. n. had Asthma Of
the Vorst hind. Took one Dose Of 1Nexsas' -
~ adds; "Wouid walk ten miles for this
ooicina ana pay . bottle for II. i curc1
N VIC OF rheumatiOm like magic For sale
by Il. B. Cochran. druggist. IN and - NORTH
Queen street. Lancaster.
0HILOHp COU0R and Consumptaon Cure
q sold by 10 On Q guAtAntoe. u cures Con.
Qlmpt1o1. eol0 BY q. y CocnranS oruegteS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-31
u Oonsumption Incarabls.


II transferable. We don't like It. A person
With strong breath must not mako himself
very familiar with uy. An impure breath y
Btood Hsusvs Will correct thls evil. They are
the best stomach medi Inc known. Tor sale
by q. B. Coehnn, druggist N and - North
Queen otr0ot, IAHoAOtets
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-12
SATURDAY,, MAY S. 1855.

SATURDAY, MAY S, 1888,
For the purpose of eleciing Delegates to the
said S,ate Convention, the Prin AIRY Elections
to be carried out i'll compliance with the laws
of the State.
The following test will be required OF each
voter at the snid Primary Elections:
Arc you an clectur, or Will you be an elector
at the ensuing election, and will you support
the nominees OF the National and State Demo-
cratic Conventions?
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
TERs this committee cordially and emnb.t
icAiy IntOrsys thn At,;inis ra q ON of Presiu.nt
Cleveland. Ii Las Seen thoroughly tru. totha
BEST Interest or The Republic, ana the posse
anu prosperity oI TIC country arc largely due
10 .tS WIS" ana benign policy with respect to
notn tUrSiBn cid domestic matters. 1t has re.
formed The evil service, abolished useless of
hGes, reduced the Governments expenses
restored lEany millions OF acres of land TO the
public don an, greatly reduced the public
dtDt, prevented the importation of pauper Ia
oor nilter cont al, anu has wisely and consist
eltiy el"tRvorsd IL effect RIuunctien Of tho
IDLE surplus in tnc Treasury and Tighten
the burGen of taxation OH the lnass OF the peO-
pie. ~
The line of policy laid down i'm the 1ast an
nual message of the president for the Revision
ana reduction OF war tariffs especially Gem
intIus itSeLI TO us as . sure guarantee of pros-
pcrtty To NIL classes of producers and OF TINT
genuine and honest protection to labor 80 long
promised but never vouchRafed by the mo.
nopolistic legislation of the so.called Republi
can party. $500,
We congratulate tho whole country md ca.
pecially tho Pacific Cast on the successful
negotiation by President Cleveland with China
which efsctuaily excludes all further iinmi-
grafton Of Chinese laborcrs to this country aud
prevents those now here, who may 20 to China
returning, except in special cascs
we therefore avow, without hesitation or
qualification, our unsl Raen confidence in the
wisdom. coutago aud devotion OF President
cleveland, and earnestly and hupefu1lyrecom-
mend and urge his recollection g. the great of
hce which he has so accepiably filed
We favor tho exclusion from our country NJ
foreign criminal rsupers. insane and all Others
who may become burden TO taxpayers as
Well as those chronic disturbers OF society
known ms Anarchists and Nihiiists: but we
earnestly protest against the Know Nothing
proposition adopted by the Republican sJate
Committee st their late meeting for the limit
Ing all further immigra alton" of persons who
come TO the country for the purpose of becom
ing citizens OF lettering their condition and
becoming defenders of our free and democ .at-
81 institutions,
R. p: HEATING, chsirpasn
r. !. DUNE Secrttaxy
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-12
$500 REWARD.

The above reward viii be paia for the rres,
and conviction OF any party or parties found
guilty Of stealing, kllliag or running OF
altering brands OF marks Of any i've stocl
belonging to any member Of tho EevAsa Idy,
Stock Association.
n. II A MASON. President.
II s NIXON. Secretary
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-10-09
Worth Working For.

Linney, the renegade democrat,
and now vindictive republican,
said in his late speech at Sparta,
that "if the democratic party aUcre
successful this tinss, it aOould be the end
Of the republican party forever an this
State and nation" Mr.. Linney
lets out inadvertently a most un-
welcome truth for his side, most
welcome one TO the other. That
the republican party, a now or
ganized, should be so near its end
is happy consummation deVout-
ly to be wished and worthy the
hard work of every democrat to
bring about. Let them accom-
plish Mr.. .Linney's prophecy.
Perhaps, when it comes to an end,
as he predicts it will, another and
better, will rise on its ruins.
Such is to be expected, such is to
be hoped for, because all parties
need healthful antagonism. But
we have had enough of the pres
ent republican organization.