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3rd, 18th, 18th and 9th days of
October 1892,

in the wear 1892, from the hour OFFS o'clock a.
m. until O'Clock y. m. on each Of said day :
for the purpose Of aSceriainlng and register
ing III the proper registries OF voters the per-
SohS qualified 10 vote in their respect i've eler-
ton Districts who shall present themselves
for registration. and for the lurihcr p"rpu>c
OF revising and correcting :he rceistrics uf
voters tor their said respective Election Dis
tricts, and the striking thereirom the names
ofall voters entered therein who shall LA sc
died or become for any reason disqualified
or who for any cause shall have ceased To be
entitled TO remain ON said regiStries OF vo-
ters
Aud on The Monday next succeeding the
Sccoud Monday In October, that IL to say. on
the
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Engles Mills.
MORE ANON.

Cool nights.
Warm sunny days.
Hurrah for Harrison, Reid and
Wellington.
A number of our farmers were at
Friendsville last Monday for fertil-
izer.
There was large crowd at Sun
day school last Sunday.
Lewis Spoerline is busy hauling
lumber for his house.
JIM SLICK.
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the hireling who sold wares in the
abode of the artificer. So there
was much indignation, and the
sons of men threw dust on their
heads and spake one unto another
saying: "Behold this man gives
me pain in the back" And it is
written upon the tablets that when
he whose name was Cleveland did
yearn to be a great ruler for sec
ond time, he gave unto his cam
paign fund many shekels, yea, even
enough to stock a camel ranch, so
that the sons of men were
more weary than ever, and when
the day came for voting, they went
unto the polling places in multi
tudes, and piled up a majority so
great for the other man that Cleve-
land went unto his housetop and
wept and rended his garments.
And voice came out of cloud
and spake unto him in this wise:
"Behold thy goose is cooked Go
to, Go to-" But after more years
had rolled around, Cleveland stood
before mirror, and gazing upon
his powerful form, said: Behold
me, for appear great and power
ful in mine own eyes, and by the
powers of Grover Cleveland there
is no other man to match me in
greatness, especially in mine own
Imagination. Behold, there is no
man among the Dimmekrats so
great and mighty as |. | am truly
very great, yea, even greater than
the whole tribe to which | belong.
Peradventure the people may by
this time have forgotten my past
record, and if / again strive to be-
come their ruler, surely they will
fall upon my neck and weep for
JOY" And it even came to pass
that Cleveland did according to the
yearning of his heart, and once
more did he try to become a great
ruler. And behold when his can
didacy was announced, all the tribes
of Benjamin smiled and smote
their cymbals together in token of
chestnuts. And there was great
JOY among all the tribes of Benja-
min. But sundry and divers chief
tains of the Dimmekrats refused to
smile, and they were exceedingly
wroth, and many who formerly
bore Cleveland's banners threw
dust on their heads and smote the
earth with his banners, saying:
""This man Cleveland has been
weighed in the balance and found
wanting in his upper story, there
fore will We vote for Benjamin,
who has been a wise ruler instead
of walking dictionary. lie is our
kind of people, And they did
even as they said and Benjamin
got there Eli. And again a voice
came out of a cloud and spake to
Cleveland saying: Again thy sin
has found thee out and thou canst
not fool even the Dimmekrats. The
people have no use for such a loo
loo as thou art, and thou art now
doomed to "innocuous desuetude, /"
where there is weeping and crashing
of teeth.
SO it is written on the walls of
fate by the prophet of the house of
Benjamin.
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Cancer and TumOrs.

C. L. Merrill, specialist in the
treatment of cancers and tumors,
has located at Nicholas MerrillPs,
one mile north of Oakland. No
pay until cured. Vegetable extract
used only-no knife. 25-4t*
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The b. 4 O. Relief department
has ordered dividend Of one per
cent. per annum to all deposltors
having accounts drawing interest
at the close Of the fiscal YEAR end
ing June 30th last. This is the
third consecutive wear this dividend
has been declared. This dividend
is IN addition to the four per cent.
interest guaranteed under the reg
ulationS, and. taken with that. is
equivalent to ) per cent. interest
per annum upon deposits. The
total amount Of deposits to date Is
81, 666, 440.lG. total amount loans
81 ,065, 362.1S. The loans to en-
ployees have boon expended IN
building SOS houses, buying 532
houses and improving lis houses
already owned. Liens released
PA.
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TrespasS Notice.

All persons are hereby warned
not to trespass upon the lands of
the undersigned. All hunters will
be dealt with to the full extent of
the law.
W. NJ. MANSFIELD,
J. II. & C. 7. SANDERS,
25-3t* G.. Y. WAMSLEY.
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NOTICE.

! hereby give 2OUCe TO all persons that are
indebted 10 me 10 call and settle at once
All claims not paid amer the first day OF Au-
-ust next will be placed in the hands OF an
pfti GER for collection
Hereafter will not sell coal except for the
ash before il is novel nom the mine
cost JACOB Felix.
accident, Nd, July 3, tsF2.
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18th, goth and 2lst days of
September, 1892.

and our successive days In the month OF
October, commencing with and including
the first Monday of October. that is To say ON
the
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26 Acres of Land.

more or less and IL situated within she cor
poratC iiMlt> 90 JhC town az OrantSNilIc i'm
'aToU county aforesaid. The land Is in
good state OF cuitivautu, with DWELLING
house, conlu4ultouS ANA comfortable. It's
vat buildings aIc oi superior quality. There
are two fiEc springs ana au excellent spring
house Upon The property iu-cihcr with a
..r-v number 90 excellent iIUit trees in beer
nG. Taken Nil together 90 is one OF fhc most
Valuable a'd desirable properties which can
county.
TERMS OF SAIE.-A> prescribed by the
decree, one-thjrd cash. oue-thipl in twelve
months anG one third ia two years, OF all
lash az the option OF the purchaser or pur-
rha>erS The Crcli; portion to bear interest
from ds.y OI sale. and tobc secured to the sat 70
>fUction OF the trustee
ConNeyancing al the cost 81 the purchaser
JOHN w. NEIrCH.
2l-it TruSlee
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PROBE SIGNAL CARDS.
John T. MITCHELL,
j ATTORNEY AT LAW

RFSpeclal attention given to real estate.
CONVEYANCING AND INVESTIGATION
OF TITLES. CLAIMS COLLECTED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. aSsURVEYING.
Office in Boyer Building. Oakland, Md. Sly
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TRUSTEES SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL. ESTATE
In GARRETT COUNTY.

BY virtue ola decree of the Circuit Court
Tor Garrett county, sitting as court of equity
passed I'm cause in said court. in which
John l.. Beachy il plaintin and samuel
lseachy and Ruhama Beachy, his wifeare de-
PENDANTS, the same being No so upon the
docket Of said court, the undersigned trustee
will ON
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Registration Notice.
September and October Sittings.

MOT CE l. HEREBY GIVEN. That the
lNundersigned Office OF Registration q
NolerS In and for their respective election
Districts of Garrett county. Will sit in theil
respective election Districts in said county.
at the places hereinafter named, for three
successive days In the month of September
commencing with and including the third
Monday OF SeptembeI that is 10 say the
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLES.

rs the result Of five years laboTiouS and
persistent research J have comr lied into per-
manent record books abstracts o. al the com
plicaied titles 10 the uuCcfuca Military Lots
in Allegany and Garrett counties. These are
the only books OF the kind in existence.
also have tor sale. on easy terms good
titles TO upwards OF 200 fifty acre lots distrib-
uted through every district in Garrett county
Many OF these lots are underlaid with coal
etc, and covered with valuable timber.
All persons interested in the titles to Mill
tary Lots should call upon or address
HIRAM p. TASKER,
American Hotel,
Stf CUMBERLAND, Nd.
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Ripans TabuleS relieve nausea.
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SATURDAY.
THE 10Th DAY OF AUGUST,

lSl2, AT the hour OF three o'clock ~ m of said
day at GrantSville in said county, offer at
pubic sale the real estate in said cause de-
creed Ia be sold, il being the land known as
me
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Sam'l j. Beachy Home Place,

10 consists of
Evening journal., 1892-03-22
THE NEWS OF ALBANY.
Both Houses Adopt Suitable Resolutions
on Ex-senator Daly's Death.

Both Houses Adopt Suitable Resolutions
on Ex-senator Daly's Death.
ALBANY, March q. The special order OF
the senate, the Ward island bill, was laid
over until Tuesday. A few bills were pass
ed and a number introduced, and then
Senator Roesch announced the death of ex-
Senator DAILY, Of New York. He gave a
brief sketch of his early life and eulogized
his political career, styling him an honor
able and conscientious legislator, and intro
duced resolutions of regret az his death and
of sympathy with his widow. Several
other senators spoke in eulogy, and then
after adopting the resolution, the senate,
out Of respect to the memory Of the de
ceased, adjourned
The session Of the assembly was opened
with an appeal by the speaker TO the mem.
bers TO refrain from asking unanimous con.
sent either TO introduce or advance bill
unless IL was absolutely necessary.
Mr. Haley sought to introduce a resolu
tion directing the board of arbitration ant
mediation to investigate certain newspape
charges that contractors on the Adirondacl
and St. Lawrence railway had cruelty an,
inhumanely treated Italian laborers VIII
had been induced under false representa-
tions to go into the northern wilderness
and that some of them had been murdered
Mr.. Hustled objected to the introduction O
the resolution. He said there was not
word Of truth in it,
A number Of bills were passed, including
Senator Edwards allowing women TO votl
for school commissioners.
Mr.. Sulzer offered resolutions upon tn
death Of ex-senator DAILY, and spoke feel
ingly Of him as an old friend and neighbor
He sketched mis- life briefly, and after al
appropriate eulogy by Messrs. Sulzer AM
Hustled, the house adjourned.
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ANITA BALDWIN eLopss.
The NInlionaire's Daughter Loved Her
Cousin BETTER Than Money.

Cousin BETTER Than Money.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 22-Millionaire
Lucky Baldwins pretty seventeen-year-old
daughter Anita figures as the heroine in
sensational elopement, the news ot which
leaked out yesterday. The fortunate man
is George w. Baldwin, who is a cousin 10
his bride. The marriage took place on a
tug just outside the Golden Gate, as the girl
was not of age. A fact that makes the
elopement all the more noteworthy is that
the girl was heiress TO siO,0OO,OO0 II she
hadn't married her cousin, whom her father
detests. AS it is, it is probable that she
win be cut or with a few thousands.
Anita is a very accomplished girl and is
about the only human being that the old
millionaire really cares for He was proud
Of her beauty and intelligence, and is quoted
as saying that If she married TO suit him,
he would give her the San Anita ranch,
which is worth fully SiO,OOO,OO0 George
Baldwin was brought from Maryland five
years ago and installed as clerk in Baldwin's
hotel
He was then about twenty years old and
handsome and clever. Anita was only
twelve years old then, but a strong affection
sprang up between the couple which ripened
into love as they grew older. Recently
young Baldwin broached his suit upon the
elder Baldwin, who, when he learned how
affairs stood, stormcd and fumed, and
wound up by sending Anita OF to a girls
seminary. The lovers, however, managed
to carry on a correspondence, and finally
George induced Anita TO marry him clan
destinely. The marriage was kept secret
until today, when dispatch was sent to
the girls father announcing the marriage.
Lucky Baldwin will be very savage when
he receives it, and persons who know him
well say he will never forgive his daughter
for acting contrary to his will
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BISHOP VAUoHAN's PLEA TO Leo.
He Doesn't Want TO Succeed 20 Cardinal
Manning's Vacant See.

He Doesn't Want TO Succeed 20 Cardinal
Manning's Vacant See.
LONDON, March % - The Right Rev.
Herbert Vaughan, bishop OF Stafford, having
been appointed 20 succeed to the archbsh-
opric Of Westminster, left vacant by the
death Of Cardinal Manning. has written to
the pope begging that he be permitted to
remain in his present see. Bishop Vaughan
was a special favorite with Cardinal Man
ming who wrote OF him, when he left the
archdiocese of Westminster in 1872 70 sue
ceed the late Bishop Turner, "You viii all
soon know what lose and you gain He
is famous for his charity among the poor
and liberality among Christians He fra
ternizes with all charitable workers, often
attracting thereby considerable adverse
criticism from stricter Catholics
As bishop of Stafford he has founded a
seminary for the training Of young priests,
has built Roman Catholic college In Man
chester and is identified with the manage
ment Of several rescue and protection socie-
ties for children.
He still exercises close supervision Of St.
Joseph's college at Mill Hin and st. Peters
at Freshheld. he is known widely as the
prince Of Priests" Bishop Vaughan's pop
ularity with people of all creeds and his
nfHIuthN WIN iuoNtNttNth luf tut tOou OF
workngmen have rendered his reputation
to resemble closely that Of Cardinal Man
ming, and this fact is supposed TO have had
the greatest weight in bringing about his
| appointment. He is also known TO be thor
oughly In sympathy with the present popes
encyclioal letter ON the labor question. He
has, moreover, an immense capacity for
work and this qualification Is said to have
dictated his choice instead of Bishop Cliff
ford for the one0us duties OF the archdio-
cese Of Westminster.
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ONE CENT.
MlToAeLL AcTs &c cowAap.
He Started 'to Do Cerbett. but Got
Scared and Ran Away.


He Started 'to Do Cerbett. but Got
Scared and Ran Away.
New YORK, March pa sensational
scene occurred in the lobby OF Miners Bow
cry theater last evening. Mitchell and
Slavin, who had reached the city yesterday,
went TO the theater. They were armed
for row. it was said, Mitchell having
boasted in an uptown saloon that he was
going 'to do Corbett. Corbett had not yet
arrived at the theater when the Mitchell
Slawn party sot there, and in the interim
Of waiting sundry visits were paid 10 a
neighboring bar, where "Engiand's boxing
champion placed himself in fighting trim
On the entrance OF Corbett, Mitchell
rushed up TO the American, applying the
vilest epithets and causing Corbett to final
" say "0o away; don't want a row with
drunken man" To this Mitchell returned
hearty curses and squared or Corbett tried
TO go away, but Mitchell would not have ir
80, following him up and accusing him OF
taking away his match with Sullivan and
other engagements A great crowd gathered
about the pugilsts and great excitement
preSailed Finally Corbett lost his temper
and said to his manager, ~ can't stand this
any longer at the same time starting for
the cursing Englshman. He made one pow
erful swing at Mitchell, which fell short.
The shouts OF the crowd and Corbett'a
anger seemed TO sober the Englishman and
he made up his mind that 1t was about time
10 get away. He dashed out OF the theater
and ran up the Bowery Corbett ran after
him for "A short distance, but his better judg-
mont soon urged him TO desist in the pur-
suit and he returned TO the theater, where
he put the crowd in good humor by using
Sullivan's remark, "I'm not in it in a sprint
with the Englishmanr
Slavin took no part in the disgraoeful at
tack upon Corbett. On the contrary, he
spoke pleasantly TO the Californian and the
salutation was returned with fervor.
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Ives WIN Play sIosson.

CHICAGO, March 22.-"Of course viii ac-
cept Slosson's challenge" said Frank Ives
''but he must come to Chicago 10 play.
have the naming of the date and place The
game win probably be scheduled for about
the 10Th of May and the match may be
played in the Auditorium
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VIetorIa VIsits Francc.

HYEREs, March 22.-Queen Victoria and
the royal party arrived here. She was met
on the platform by the Duke of Connaught
and his wife, the British vice consul and
the mayor, prefect and subprefect Of this
city. The queen and the Princess Beatrice,
with the other two ladies in the party,
were taken in a carriage to the Hotel Caste
belle. The queen is expected TO remain here
FIVE or six weeks
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MoCurdy Charged with bribery.

GREENsBURo, Pa, March 22-Ex-County
Detective Richard Alcorn made information
against District Attorney J. A. McCurdy,
charging him with bribery and perjury, al
leging that the states officer during his can
vass for election last fall used undue means
and paid money to certain parties TO be
used to purchase votes, and that McCurdy
swore falsely when the oath of Office was
administered
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nIoDonaId,s ueIr. cbarrc rorg.,.v.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 22.-The contest
over the will of the late Senator Mcdonald
was brought prominently before the public
by reason Of the complaint of the contest
ants, the son and grandchildren Of the de-
ceased who allege forgery and mutilation
Of the will by Mrs. Mcdonald. The charge
is not believed by the friends OF the lady.
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snver LerlsIation Denoupced.

Boston, March 22.-The Young Mems
Democratic club passed resolutions strongly
lenouncing the silver coinage act passed by
the Fifty-first congress and the Bland silver
bill now under consideration by the Fifty
second congress
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Grip Drove. Her to suicide.

Troy, N. Y, March 22-Mrs. Christian
Alsen, wife Of the keeper at OakwOod ceme-
terry, placed one end OF rope around her
neck and tied the other to the rung Of
ladder and jumped Of A recent attack Of
grip is said to have driven her insane
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DeposItors threaten Violence.

PAINEsvILLE, o., March 22-The Paines-
vile Savings and Loan Association bank
closed its doors. The depositors, most Of
them working people, crowded around the
building and threatened violence. Colonel
r. X. Page, well known in railway circles,
and a prominent capitalist, is at the head Of
the concern
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union Printers strIIte.

ST. PAUL, March 22.-Sixty men and
women Of the Typographical union EN-
ployed by the West Publishing company
struck because of the employment Of more
apprentices than the union allows. The
firm intend to organize a nonunion shop.
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nisohnrrinr uninn Men.

CINCINNATI, March 22.-The United States
Express company, following the example Of
the Adams company, is discharging from its
service all Of its employees who are identi-
led with the Brotherhood Of Express Mes
teuQers
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Annorenn snld to nIonre.

LEXINGTON, Ky, March pa. J. Hook,
Of Paris, Ky, has sold the bay filly Annorean,
record 2:26lz at two years, by Cyclone, dam
Neoma, to A. h. Moore, Of Cloverdale farm,
Colmar, Pa. The terms are private. Mr..
Moore has now the most famous collection
Of trotting mares ever owned by one estab-
lishment in the world.
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xvrccked nv 4. nrol,an naiI

FINDLEY, o., March 22.-The cannon ball
train was wrecked near here by broken
rail. The engineer and fireman were fatally
wounded, while number of Others were
seriously injured.
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nm Favor Of The Baker Law.

SCRANTON, Pa, March % - President
Judge Archibald, Of the Lackawana county
court, handed down an opinion in the Baker
ballot law controversy, which has been de
cided to be constitutional Colonel Ripple,
the applicant for the injunction, took an ap-
peal and viii carry the case to the supreme
court at once.
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mad far Yale,s Pitchers.

NEW HAVEN, March 22.-Pitcher Ferson,
who has been coaching the Yale pitchers for
the past fortnight, has been ordered to re-
port by the Milwaukee club with which he
sas signed. This leaves Yale in bad way.
Evening journal., 1892-03-22
nIrrinr fnr nInre vintims.

LONDON, March 22.-The police received
some information which led them to recon-
menoe digging at Rainhill, on the theory
that other victims Of the murderer Viii
Iiams, alias Deeming, are buried there.
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voted i'm Favor OF a Citv.

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, March 22-This
place has voted in favor of a city charter.
All taxpays were eligible to vote and
aumber of women cast ballots.
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Mrs. rerrv Become.. violent.

STOCKTON, Cal, March 22.-Mrs. Sarah
Althea Terry has been put in a strait
jacket at the asylum where she is confined
IN account Of her refractory conduct
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FnrtiIirsr. I'm FLAMES.

NEW YoRK, March 22.-The big fertilizer
factory Of Judge White, located ON Barren
sland, in Jamaica bay, opposite Rockaway,
Z. l., was burned. Loss, S175,OOO.
Evening journal., 1892-03-22
Prince Rismnrck Sick.

BERLIN, March 22.-Prince Bismarck is in
and his visit to Ratzburg has been aban-
doned. In view Of the condition Of affairs
here the news has caused intense anxiety.
Evening journal., 1892-03-22
A GInt from the Czar.

LIBAU, March 22.-The car has bestowed
gift upon Captain Sergeant, Of the steam
,hip Indiana, as a mark Of his favor and
Russia's gratitude. The gift has not yet
lrrived
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r.a,. cannt.. cI.im

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-H. H. Yard
claims that instead of being indebted to the
keystone bank, Of this city, the bank is in
iebted to him in SS4, 900.
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He Robbed the Mails.

OMAHA, March CIV. C. Leighty, q
postal clerk on the Burlington and Missouri
River road, was arrested for rObbing the
mails. He was caught by decoy letters.
Evening journal., 1892-03-22
A Counterfeiter Arrested,

NEW YoRK, March 22.-Frank Marino, a
notorious criminal, was arrested by a secret
service agent for counterfeiting silver coin.
Evening journal., 1892-03-22
Il nlIllnrd III Inun.

BURLINGTON, Ia, March 22-Southeast-
srn Iowa is experiencing a blizzard. Wires
are down in an directions aud trains arc
reatly delayed.
Evening journal., 1892-03-22
II LooIss Like nIiIls.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Late advices
from Texas are TO the effect that Mills viii
be elected senator without much opposition.
Evening journal., 1892-03-22
The EngIish Coal strike or

LONDON, March 22.-Nearly all the miners
aave resumed work. The price Of coal has
hllen.
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PUBLIC SALES.

ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH %. AT 2
~ o'clock, there will be public sale OF
complete hotel outfit, including furniture,
bedding, etc, at the Western Hotel, corner OF
Fourth and Orange streets. FRED HAG-
MAYER.
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FOR SALE.

DRINTERs-STEAM FIXTURES, COM
L plete vita cones. hangers, ETC.. suitable
for quarto or eighth-medium presses. Also a
oflice.
DRINTERs.-FOR SALE, FOUR LARGE
Imposing Stones. Apply at this office.
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REWARDS.

nI0 0n IN GOLD. WRITE TO THE
TfUs sUU Cooperative Bicycle Company,
eighth and Market streets. for their grand
Word Hunt prize offer. Open 70 all.
Evening journal., 1892-03-22

EOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il REAL ESTATE.-The we'll known 'Pric-
teal Farmer" Hotel at Grubb's, Brandywine
hundred, Is offered for SALE or will exchange
for city real estate; has been licensed for one
hundred years. the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
ter has a splendid bar and hotel trade. JOHN
P. D0NAHOE, 5is Orange street, Whining
ton. Del.