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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-06
HE CAUGHT GUDaEoNs.
a Doctor who Game TO Lancaster aud PrsG-
ticed long Enough to Hsven
Bag OF Boodie

On September 2S, q sleek looking indi-
vidual, who called himself physician,
came to Lancaster and took one of the best
rooms in the City hotel. Previous to his
arrival the town had been covered with
bills announcing that the President OF the
Great English Staff of Physicians and Sur
gson, consisting of fourteen In number
will room at the City hotel on the 2Sth of
September. The eircular set forth that
every kind of disease and deformity would
be treated. Invalids that were incurable
would be rejected and others would be
treated fr,e of charge. The number of
cases treated in England and every promi-
nent city of this county were given. The
man above referred to Is the so-cslled
"President" and he registered himself
"a. Soper, London, England" As soon
as he had taken room patients began to
flock to him and most of them were
people Of the poorer class in this city and
county. The "doctor," dressed in
long black gown and with n mortar on
his head, solemnly received the patients.
Upon his arrival In town he had procured
several bushel baskets full of bottles. In
them he placed black mixture, and On
every bottle was pasted the same label.
Soper pretended to cure everything and
especially the diseases of persons who had
money. lie told the people that he would
treat them free for three months, but he
desired them to purchase his medicine.
For this lie secured almost fabulous
prices and in other ways he obtained
large sums Of money. In few days while
h re he had $500 in small money changed
into 300 bills, at different times. Early
this week he skipped and the number of
people that he beat is now only being
learned. Yesterday one man who had paid
him $3.50 for future treatment, called at
the hotel, and in the evening another turn
ed up who had been nipped for Sli.5O, and
had secured but q bottle of the black mix
ture. A woman came In from the country
this morning, with $3.50, the amonnt the
''doctor" told her to bring, but she was
fortunate in finding that he had left. How
much money he succeeded in getting here
Is not known, but il must have been "A large
sum. He had worked York previous
to coming here and took much moro money
from that town than he got here. lie went
from Lancaster to Allentown, and as scv
eral good cases of false pretense could be
made against him he might DO worth cap
turing. The doctor did not dress loudly,
but rather like minister. He wore full
suit of black with high cut vest and silk
hat. he advertised largely in the news
papers and paid his bills promptly and often
In advance. His hotel bill was paid ahead
and he spent money recklessly at the bars
Men of this class usually make this kind of
bluffs to cover their rascally business, and
this fellow was big success.
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"a Grand Rsrnhllcsn rally,


The Republicans of Martindsle and
vicinity had Harrison and Morton rally
on Tuesday evening. Alter the toIchiieht
parade about one-sixth Of the people
present assembled before tho Speakers
stand TO hear the elcquence OF Mr. Ira
Arnold, who Immediately proceeded to
tell them that the 70 elt c,ion OF the Buf
fsio sheriff. would be followed by tbievery,
disaster, ruin, and perhaps another civil
war. He gave statistics to show that certain
manufactured articles can DO bought
cheaper here than in England, aud yet he
claimed that a red duction OF tariff would be
followed by sn English invasion OF manu-
iactured goods. Mr.. Houser, A. q. Sey.
fert, and the gallant msjor followed in the
same strain OF logic and mud-sliDging.
During the whole two hours Of speech
making Harrison's name was scarcely eveI
mentioned, and less than i've minutes o
time were devoted TO a discussion OF tht
great tariff question. At times there weft
lees than thirty persons In the speakers
audience, and at no time during the whole
evening was there any enthusiasm dis
played.
The cooler heads OF both parties wer'
| surprised to hear such experienced speaker
| indulge In such vulgar and mean person
alities, instead OF discussing the roal llv
issues OF the campaign. The bsr-roonl wa
crowded and did o thriving business.
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EIGHTY-NINE YEARSOLD.
yosnpH TYSON oSiEBHATEs HIS BIRIH
DAY ON FRIDAY.
ChtIdren, Grandchildren and Friends Nls''
him - The Venerable Gentleman Pre-
sented Win Gold. Headed Cane--The
O,sest Pilot and Resident G5 Years.

CoLuMBrA, Oct 6--Joseph Tyson reached
h,s s9:h year yesterday, and large num-
her of friends con graduated him throughout
the day. At 7.30 O'Clock last evening mum.
her of his friends called ut his home
on Locust street, where everything
was prepared unknown TO MIR. Tyson.
A handsome golo.headed cane was
presented to Uncle "Joe" 10y A. J. Ksufi.
man, esq on behalf Of his many friends.
He was greatly surprised and spent tie
evening in pleasant manner. Mr.. Tyson
enjoys excellent health. He was born In
Montgomery county, and came here In
1924 He IL the oldest living pilot who
followed the Susquebsnna river. Three
generations were present at the reception:
His children Mrs. Mary keecb, Mrs
Sarah List, MRS. Mathew Simpson and
John X, Tyson, with their children and
children's children. The guests enjoyed
bountiful repsst,
A Democratic Mestips
The Democratic headquarters were
crowded lsst night, when a speech was
made by John E. Malone, esq, county
chairman. The speaker made ringing
address, which was received with frequent
applause. The local Democracy arc full o'
enthusiasm. On Friday night next Jonn
A. Coyle, esq, will be present and possibly
w, u. HenseI, esq.
"Jim the Penman" wRs presented In
the opera house last night to fair sized su
dience in an excellent manner.
Charles Lees circus gave two perform.
sucss yesterday and disbauded this morn
ing. The actors left for different parts o
the country.
Columbia Lodge, No. $50, Brotherhood @
Locomotive FiremeD, will hold an impoI
tant business meeting on Sunday at 9:5
o IN.
Lieutenant James u. Slsde and Corporf
N. q. Lichty went to Philadelphia o
Thursday, and presented Company &, Il
Regiment, with handsome mantei clocl
The gift was a token Of friendship existin
between the Company C's Of the lat an
4lh regiments.
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There were Is. 900 people at the York fair
on Friday, although 1t was the last
day. JeG Middagh's Dick Organ,
won the first free fold race In 230, 2:30
2:26H, The 2.35 class for PAGERS
was won by Middsgh's Toboggan In 2Ao,
2 3iIS and 2:3i. Sam Walton again won the
running race time l:5l and 1907 {, The fol-
lowing well.known Lancaster county men
acted as judges at the fair and were the
guests Of the society Jacob Thuma and
John q. Hoerner, Marietta John s. Mann,
Manor; Johnson Miller, Liti,z; Theodore
Kiuzar Lancaster; Amos Zsigler, Shocks
Mills; John Roland and DR.. y. A. Ieil, Now
Holland, aud y. X. Snyder, Mt. Joy.
At tho fair Monday York man doubted
the strength Of the woman who pulls
against horses She invited him from the
tent and no knocked her down. Tho
woman's assistants then gave him terrible
beating.
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tue E, EoTRlO LIGHrs.
SAtJ nine Fail to Burn-Ihe TrihiBg FNcuss
Gwen by tho Company.

y NJ bthe Ihtl w bhtu-Iu6 Acuhs
Gwen by tho Company.
Tho police reported sixty.nine electric
lights ~ not burning on Wednesday night
aud similar number and the same lights
Thursday night. Tho lamps not burning are
located ss follows: First ward, 3; Second
ward, IL; Third ward, @; Fourth ward, a;
Sixth waIc, 10; seventh ward, lG; Ninth
ward, q. The only excuse given by the
electric light company for the lights not
burning Is that their new dynamos, which
were ordered some time ngo, have not
como.
An accident happened Thursday night on
Il. Orange nlreet, near Lime, on account OF
the lights not burning. Jacob Fasnacht and
two ladies were driving on that street and
the driver did not notice Il pile OF stones and
dirt on account OF the darkness. The
vehicle was upset and the inmates thrown
out. Fortunately All escaped serious jury
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Mo- vnvn n1srHst.


Rnw Yoas, oct 6--flour market quiet;
rine, o. SDa3 10, supsrnne, ~ &Etg MINI
r.tra,ts 7591 Soi City aill' Eitra'fe 7sSS 90.
wheat--No. |, bed. state. tl Ni NO 2,
n is; No q, Red. winter. Oct. N lsM
Nov, o. 1915; receipta. 1880; shipments.
Corn No 2, Mixed, Cash. tAIc;
Oct. Sc Nov. s.,lo nsc. S',lc is.
ceipts, lsn,lt0 shipmenis, 1864.
Oats No 1, WhiLe, state. is3i No. 2, 40,
gGc; No. mixed, Oct, 3Lc; Nov, 3hc I
roceipts. $4,000 shipments, AZ
Bye dull State TIC.
Barley nominal, at SJf1a5c.
Pork dull; Ola Mess. siG 2jGl7 90
Lard nominal; Oct, 80 40; NOV, ,i0h2.
Molasses nominal for r50boilinR!atocH. 90 !9S
Black strap, lac. New orleans, 2Dzpf0c.
Turpentine frm At t3140i,c.
Rosin dull strained VI good. tl6l o5
Petroleum steady; Refined In Casss, 7Isc.
Freights firm grain to Liverpool. 6d.
Butter firm western Creamery. 2S0!3So.
Cheese steady; western FLAT. 71sc
State Factory, 7ktt9c Fancy White, ia
l2c Ohio Fiat, 7AItyc,
Eggs active state, 2lK9llxc; western, Il
sugar dull Refined Cutloai. SIC; Granuia
| ted, Ike.
Taiow DUH Prime City. bHc.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair togood. tkc'
Coffee firm Fair CarQoes. for Rio. Ice.
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THE CaURuH OF GOD ELDEgsaIr.
a Board OF Education Chosen Ministers lie
port the CondIlion OF Their Churchas.

port the Condition OF Their Churches.
MAYTowN, Oct. The Church Of God
eldership convened at $50 a. III. 10 day.
The religious services were conducted 10y
Rev. ID. N. Keefer. The roll OF mombers
was called by the stated clerk.
This mornings train brought In large
number OF ministers and delegates.
The journal OF previous sessions was read,
corrected and sdopied.
The committee on arrangements made
appointments as follows In the Church
OF God, Bethel, this evening a! 7:3O, Rev.
VIM. Palmer Saturday evening, Rev. q.
w. Geiz; on Sunday morning, In the
Bethel, Row. Geo. Sigler In the evening,
Rev. Wm. Rice Reformed church, morn
ing, Rev. Ii. +. Beck in the evening, Rev.
ID. 8. Shoop; church OF Bsinbridge, Sunday
morning and evening, Rev. q. w. Sell
hamer Church OF God, Washington
borough, Rev. q. q. Bsriells; Peck's morn
ing, Rev. q. d. Rishel.
The following was elected as the hoard Of
education for the ensuing year Revs. II.
r. Beck, A. nj @. Ii. Forney, d. y. NJ.
CarvelI, Pm. d.; ID. y. shoop, aud g. L.
Cowen, PHI ID.
1hs following ministers made their
annual reports, which showed very
healthy spiritual condition &. Price, Ian.
caster; A. Ii. Long, Columbia J. NJ.
CarVeil, Ph. D., Harrisburg Second churct /;
q. d. Rshei, P4ImJrs J. T. FleegeI, New.
burg.
On motion tho eldership adjourned TO
meet al l:30 p, m.
In the afternoon the roll was called and
absentees noied, The commit &c on over
lures reported large number OF let,ers
from various churches expressing their do.
sifes.
The committee Gu journals reported
various items appearing on The journal of
the fity.eighth annual sessions OF tho
sldership which have not been compiled
with. The eldershiP made disposition ot
these items.
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CmCAGo, Oct. 4.-Cattls- Receipts, ll,Cm /;
shipments. $3.50; market steady beeyes,
o. Og9t2 g5 cows, bulls and mixed, ii b0to3 90 ;
Texans steer, u 7Od3 COS western rangers.
~ 300,2b
5000; market i5c lower; mixed 90 90
fp6 tO heavy. " l516 81 light, . 1895 iO ships.
- tD0j 40.
sheep Receipts, jos 0oJ head shipments.
5OO0; market easier; natives, o. Cu
as 30 Western Shorn. ~ goa 10; iexas shorn,
u 65Sp3 IL; lambs, q 1906 10.
EAsT LIBKRrY. CHttio - Receipts. 9Ss
shipments. $50; market steady; prime,
u 1905 iair To Rood, ~ 40 cnmnon. 6U'
no cars shipped Ia Rev YORK today.
Hogs Heceipts. 800 hsi,u shipment
300 market active rh!ladelphias. 81 7oJ
g 9o; mixed, % blGG Is; Workers., 81 900
q ~ common To tair, &c tOi6 25; piVs. o. 4
90 90 cars shipped to New YORK today.
sheep-Keesipts, 1900; shipinsnts, 100
o. 6c1t common To fair, t2V5 Lambs, IS &0
b5O
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The u. 4. l.. and +, y. a.

The Philadelphia Ssbbarh association
sends out circular asking publicity for the
following Resolutions adopted ON the Let
inst, In iurlheranee of which they respect
fully recommend that public meetings be
held OF the friends Of the Sabbath in each
county OF the state
WHEREAS, The 81 called Personal Lib.
erty League" has declared its Intention 10
nscure from the legislature the repeal OF
snodinesiion Of the laws protecting the
Sabbath In this common wealth, therefore
hssoipsd, That committee be spp )intsd
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DEATHS,

TEAyIs In this city. on tho iih inst. George
W. travis, in the Oith year OF his age.
Tho relatives ana friends Of the family als
respectfully invited To attend the funeral.
from the residence OF his son, No. COZ south
B'aVer street on sunday morning at y O'Clock.
servi 90 ana intorment al CleaTlsid Mt 2
O'Clock, gt
DKLLIsC ER In this city On the 6ih inst
Kate Del ipger. wife OF Calvin Ii. Delllnser,
IN the l9th year Of her age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from her parents residence, No. 6s7 Eouth
Queen street. ON Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock Services at The Methodist church,
conestoga Centres interment al Consstog
Centre temetery.
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Mossrs Hiostand end Rich, OF Marietta,
went to York Friday and played tennis
match with Messrs. Myers aud Small, Of
the Outdoor club. The score was: First
set-York, G ; Marietta, 0. Seoond-York,
o; Marietta, 9. Third-York, G ; Marietta,
o. Fonrth-York, . Marietta, b (tied by
darknoss).
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VALUABLE CITY REAL ESTATE
V TEXECUTORS' SALE.

OsTuURspAY. OCTOBER 80. ls5s,
The undersigned executors OF the will OF he
late } Ohm Ka Sc, deceased, win sell at pubic
sale, at the Leopard hotel, the following de-
sCIibed real estate. viz
No. /. All that LOT OF GROU ND situated
on the west side of Water street, nos. "a and
28 between West King and Orange streets, In
the Ci'y of Lancaster, containing In front on
said Water street forty feet more or le, s ana
extending In depth westward I, rty three feet
more orr less, ON which are erected a Double
Two-story BRICK DwkLLlNG HOUSE, hos.
"a anu 90. wood he'd, Hydrant, Well of Natsr
with Pump therein ana n'ner improvements,
ko2 Allthat LOTOF GROUND situated on
the sout SIDE Of West walnut street, between
Water ana Mulberry streets, in tbe city OF
Lancaster, On which IL erected aTwo-storied
BRICK DIV ELLIsG HOUSE, No, 2ls. con-
taining IN front on walnut street. tw sntT-
one feet, and extending in depth ninety
two feet, six inches, 10 an eight ieet WIDE
alley.
when attendance will bs given ana terms
AAN THEODoRE wENDITZ,
CHARLES kEEsE.
BF Rows, Auet octt-1h, ,stsd
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the room traders ana small class of brokers.
Prices went steadily down from the opening
until the close OF business AT noon. whom the
lowest prices were current The decline
ranged from = To ~ per cent. The bank
statement made pubic about 1880 was very
unfavorable, showing a decrease in the re-
serves OF o.. .S39 675. This aided materially in
weakening the market.
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10 ascertain, In whatever form they may
deem best, from the candidates OF tho sew
eral political parties for the legislature,
whether or not they will defend the laws
protecting the Sabbath that are now upon
The statute booke, and that the committee
publish the results,
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CHtuLao, Oct. q, D:30 n. m. MARKET opened.
wbeat--Octs d l3k, Nov. 81 1914 Dec, l l7k
May, o. 10.
Uorn-Oct.. i5s.c.; Nov. iC4c, Dec, i2c ;
May, 3gskc.
Oats-Uct., 2ikc; Nov, 2bc f; Dec, 2bHc
May. 2gc.
Pork-Hov., sI5 Is / May, slb OK.
Lard-Oct., 90 so; NOV,
Short EiDs-Oct, g. IS.
CLOSING.
wheat-Oct., eLlsek' Nov, sl.2O1ii Doc 81 2i5s
May. e 2sA.
Corn-Uct.. ii9lc NOV, i'9Ec; Dec, axe
May, 37Mc.
Oats--Oot. 2iAc.; Nov, 2iJSc; Dec. 25kc
May, 2gI1c.
Pork-Oct., si5 b0i Nov. sli 95; Dec
sli 90 year.s!S 30 Jan, sli u.
Lard-Oct., 80 Nov, o. rs Dec, y b2k
year, ss 5gH Jan, . AK.
short Ribs--Uct, % IS; Nov, o 20; Jan
a. Al,
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Tho poor directors to-day elected DR..
II. Il. Landis physician Mt the county
hospital for a torn OF three months. DIR.
Landis IL n graduate OF the University OF
Pennsylvania, in the class OF last May.
The salary was fixod at the rate of $500 per
year. hut the amount Ia subject to change.
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New York stocks.

bEs YORK. Oct G.l p. lll.-aoney cIugea
al per cent exchange steady ; posted
ates. ~ siKGi So; actual rates a sis
asiH for % Gays ana a sss9t $50 for domand |;
Governments closed staady currency ps,
81 q bid Hs coupon, o. 20. t}s's do, Sl CsJ.
bih
Pacific railroad bonds closed ia follows
Union fi.ats, n3 TO llG; Lana Grants, lO9 10
0j; sinkingtunds, MS lol2!i Centrals, IA TO
ll5
The stock market opened weak, and during
themorning prices were freely hAmmt red by
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JOEL HAINEs. Auct.
nUBLIC SALE.

Il ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER G, lSsS.
will be sold al pub &c sale. ut the Metrimac
Stables, NO. lis North Prince street, Lancaster,
Pa . One Carload OF colorado Horses, among
which are some good chunks ana general
purpose horses, from ) 10 years Old, This is
as good n |, ad OF horses as ever was shipped
from Colorado. They were shipped from there
last March to West Virginia. and have b con on
pasture there ever since, aud are therefore &C.
climared They are In good condition, and
some have been worked.
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NEW LIFE AND VIGOR.
How 1hoy Have Bs'n shown In the Har,
wro Enterprise Of Reilly Eros. a Ratb.

How Ihoy Have Seen Shown In the Hard.
ware Enterprise Of Reilly Bros. ~ Raub.
Every one has been remarki Ing the new
life that has heon put into tho old hard ware
stand Of A. &. kepier at Nos. 40 and u
North Queen street, since MessIs. Reilly
Bros. * Rsub have taken hold OF II. A
stranger going therein would be certain to
bo pleased hy what ho saw, and those
accustomed TO the old place would scarcely
recognize 1t uuder the transformation
that has occurred. The big partition
that formerly divided the front and rear
store rooms has been torn away and one
long room Is presented. An immense
quantity OF shelving has been erected. Tho
walls have been frightened. Thousands of
dollars worth OF new goods have been add.
ed to tho already large stock, and these
have been ,astefuily placed on shelf and
counter. Tho work that WAS required to
bring about this wondrous change has boon
very great, and the young proprietoIs \ have
been lsbOTing day and night for two months
past IN p:epaIing for the iall trade. They
have the satisfaction OF knowing that the
public appreciate their efforts, as indicated
by the rapid grow IA OF their business.
The big skate, which attracted 30 much
attention NJ tho county fair and afterwards
In the window OF MGssfa Reilly Bros Il
Raub's store, has given way 10 az fine
collection OF stoves ~ has ever been pre-
sented in this city. They are not only
household comforts, but In a special sense
household ornaments These are In one
window while tho other contains q display
OF guns, ammunition, etc., such as must
gladden. the hearts OF all true sportsmen.
The windows are maTVels OF artistic display
and are attracting much attention to- day.
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mbNbAh tbISIhh 1900
will be sold at the same place. for A. b. Given.
a Carload OF Indiana ana Illinois Horses.
among which are some hrstclass feeders. gen
.ral purpose horses, aud extra fine drivers.
sale to commence on eat h OF SAID days al one
O'clock, when terms ana conditions will be
NoS.itwSStdTR,F,s GEORGE GRO7sMAN.
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pUBLIC SALE OF CHEAP PROPER.

l. TIES.
ON SATURDAY FvKNISG OCTOBER G, 1883.
at tire Leopard Hotel, lot OF ground ~ feet by
l03 feet, on which Is erecte Il Il story and at tic
Frame dwelling House, M lis Low street; also
II lot ac joining above property on Low street,
a feet and IN depth l0S feet. on which IL Be. n
Vault 3! feet deep. arched in solid masonry
and IN good condition. Also four buil ding lots
,ituated on Green street. to the south OF the
above described property, each having front
OF l6 feet ana IN depth lC3 feet.
VIII be sold as u whole or in parts TO suit
pure hasers.
sale to begin at 1880 p. m. when conditions
will be made known by
ERANK UHRSPRUNG.
JOEL HAISEs, Auct. o43tdR
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CHEW strawberry Plug Tobacco and save Il q
Tags tor n handsome present.
q. puTrENhoFEa. Sole Agent,
sll-lmd AZ West King street.
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Joel L. Hlinss will sell to night at the
Leopard Hotel, nj 1880 p. H., the frame dwell
jiUg, No, us Low street, u peer vault aoj DIN
ing, and foar building lots on Green street
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Ruv. nF. IL. Nj, Blu, OF Vickshnrgh, Miss,
Will lecture this evening AT tho synagogue,
East orange street All are invited. Services
viii begin NJ T:]0 sharp.
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REMEMBER. II you want to borrow or loan
money ON mortgage buy or sell. or insure
property; buy or sell local stocks or bonds
AT public or PRIV ate sale, or make invest.
ments of any kind. to Roto
JACOB T. LONG,
tfos&w No 10 North Queen street
CHEw >tnwborry Plug Tobacco ana save the
Tags tor handsome present.
q. DUITEslOFhR, Sole Agent,
sll-lird II West King street.
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CHsw Strawberry rlug ouacco ana save tho
Tags FOR Il handsome present,
C.DUTrENHOFER. Sole Agent
sii Ina ~ West King street.
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TIg Tarin Reform Club will meet this even,
irg at Kothweiler's hall AT G3J cloca, In full
uniiorm, TO 90 10 MilIersville.
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VARIETY

is one OF the pillars which upholds our estab.
Ushment, makes 1t the centre OF attraction.
ana leaves our competitors far behind In the
line of advancement. We now chow the
choicest styles OF Plain ana Fancy DRESS
SILKS, Henrietta Cloths and Dress Goods an
general.