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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

First Methodist Episcopal Church, cornei
Maple avenue and Burke street. Rev. VIM, III.
Chapman, Pastor; residence, Burke street, adj
joining church,
Sunday school, Q .. m. Sabbath services, II
a. m. and 100 p. m. Prayer service, Wednesday
T:30 p. m.
Reformed Church, East Burke street. Sum
day Schaol $50 a. m. Morning service II a. M
Evening service 100 p. m Wednesday evening
service 100 p. m
st. Johns Lutheran Church, corner Queen
and Martin SITS. Rev. Chas s. Trump, pastor
Services Sunday II O'Clock a. M. and T:30 p. m
Sunday school $50 a. m. Prayer service 7.:S0
every Wednesday evening Seats free: ytsi
tors welcomed
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church, corner
Of King and College SITS. HeF. henry Thomas,
Rector.
Sunday Sch0ol $50 a. m. sunday services at
II a. M and 7sS0 p m. ChldreIisS service first
Sunday In each month at 4 d. M. Evening
Prayer, Wednesdays at 7:30 .. m.
United Brethren Church, Pennsylvania Ave
nue.. Rev. j. r. Chamberlain, pastor Resi-
.dence adjoining church.
Sabbath school, 0:S0 a. m. Sabbath services
II o. M and n m. Prayer maeting every
Wednesday eyenngat 7:30 p. m.
M u. Church, South West Marain Street.
Rev. A. NJ. Cackley, pastor. Residence West
John Street
Sunday Services Sunday School. g:15 a. m.
Preaching, IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Glass at 3 p.
m. Young Peoples services at 6:30p m; Prayer
service Wednesday, 7:30 p, m. Seats free and
the public cordially welcomed.
First Baptist Church. West King street, Rev.
j. w Hundley. Pastor; residence West John
SUNDAY school $50 a. M Sabbath Services
II a. M and 7:30 D. m. Prayer and Praise meet
ing Wednesday Z: 80 .. m.
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Texas, .GubernatoriaI Aspirants.

HOUSTON, Tex, March 1.-THE fight
fer the Democratic nomination for gov
ernor will be hotter this year than ever
before. she contestants so far are James
Stephen Hogg. the present governor;
Judge George Clark, of Waco, and
Mayor Roger LOSING Fulton, of Gal
weston. Governor Hogg was elected at
torney general in 1880 and 1888 on an
anti-railroad and anti-monopOly plat
form, and his success in prosecuting the
International and Great Northern rail-
road for violation of the law and restor-
ing to the state thousands of acres OF
valuable land, originally granted to the
road, easily carried him into the gov
ern0rship in 1890.
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Fatally stabbed His Assailant.

CAMBRIDGE, Nd. March i4.--Harry
Everett Wiley, white, the lS-year.olii
son Of John Wiley, has been lodged in
JAIL charged with killing Charles Rich
ardson. roIored, about 80 years of age.
Wiley and Richardson were IN bad
terms. and when they met IN w. ID.
Travere's store. on Taylor's island. ii
quarrel ensueu. Richardson was Ne
verely beating Wiley. when the latter
drew large pocket knife and cut Rich
ardson's throat. causing death la about
five minutes. Wiley surrendered ms
mediately after the tragedy
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Death nom Eating stolen Food

CHESTER, Pa, March IA. The poison
ing Of the two Moore boys from eating
this neighborhood. The Oldest boy died
Saturday afternoon and Lewis. the
youngest OF the brothers, died late Sat.
urday night. Deputy Coroner Jeffries.
assisted by DR. IA. N. Stoever, made q
yesterday, but declined to disclose the
quest. He il now collecting evidence to
be produced at the hearing. There Ii no
doubt that a trap was set for the boys In
the mill where they were employed 1t
Upland, where the pilfering Of the din.
ner pals has been carried on for some
time. The boys were poor, and only M
Gently lost their mother BY death.
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An Informer Thrashed.

PITTsBURG, Pa, March IA. "White
Caps made things lively for Frank
Neishar, who formerly kept speak
easy In this city and who recently be.
gan to prosecute other keepers Of the
same kind OF places, he having ire
formed Seven masked men went to.
his home in the outskirts Of the town.
pulled him out Of bed, entirely disr0bed
him, then suspended him from the top
of a doorway with d rope. With d
blacksnake whip and board paddle
they beat Neishar's flesh raw from head
70 foot. The doctors are attending him.
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MORE RAILRoAD DEALS.
The Latest Combination in which the
Reading Il Said to Have Entered.

BALTiMoRE, Marchl4. The jump Of
eve points in Baltimore and OHIO rail-
road stock caused sensation ON the
Stock exchange, and the announcement
was generally greeted with amazeinent.
The officials Of the road were incredu-
lous when informed Of the sudden rise.
simultaneously with this jump 81 iiyo
points in Baltimore and Ohio stock
comes the story Of railroad deal which,
If true. viii Be one Of the most inlpor-
tant OF recent years.
Ii il generally believed that the Bal
tiinore and Ohio and the Reading COM
panies have completed arrangements for
the lease Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad, and that the details, so Tar as
they interest the public, will be an
nounced in few days. It Is also said
that the Reading has secured lease on
the New York and New England rail-
road. IL these reports are correct the
Baltimore and Ohio and the Reading
have secured through route between
Boston and Birmingham. Ala, with con-
nections INTO the coal and iron regions
Of Alabama and Tennessee, and also into
the city Of New Orleans.
1t ia said that the terms of the lease OF
the Norfolk and Western are in sub.
stance the same a. those by which the
Reading recently secured the control Of
of the Jersey Central, Lehigh Valley
and other railroads.
ATLASTA. Ga, March 14.--lt Is said
here ON undoubted authority that deal
was perfected by which the Richmond
terminal property passes under control
of the Baltimore and Ohio The East
Tennessee IL taken IN with the Balti-
more aud Chic.
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Matadors KIIled q the Ring.

/ GUANAJUATo, Mex, March IA. As a
part Of the Lenton season festivities
here there was i great fight ia which
more than fifty men participated and
about twenty bulls were killed. The
sport had been Of character that dis
pleased the people from the fact that
they did not get enough excitement ont
Of i TO make the sport pleasant, the
bulls being too tame. Finally q particu-
larry vicious animal was brought out, and
the matadors seemed to fear him. The
crowd cried towards, 7 and this neryed
rush 1T the hull, who came ont con.
queror. for two of the matadors wei q
killed aud the others refused To fight
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singular DAMAGE suit.

MONMOUTH, his. March Ia -Derwin
Thayer, of Roseville, has commenced in
the Warren county circuit court $10,-
900 against the Santa Fe Railroad COM
pany. The plaintiff recently shipped
cattle to Chicago via the Santa Fe, and
after boarding the train he asked for q
drink Of water. A bucket was pointed
out, but instead of water the liquid
proved to be q mixture Of concentrated
I've, used for cleaning the car, which had
been placed in the usual position Of the
water bucket, Thayer drained cup
before making the discovery. He claims
his health is injured to the above ex-
tent
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Mhere Faith FaIled.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, March A.
The death of Mary G. Dudley has caused
considerable comment. She was at
tackled with the grip about fortnight
ago, and the disease developed into ty-
phoid fever and pneumonia. She be-
ieved in Christian science, refused the
services Of physician, but relied on the
prayers of Others entertaining the same
belief as herself. Her relatives called in
a doctor. but she positively refused to
take the medicine prescribed.
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Ashincer the M,nna.

NEW York, March IA. The seventy
two hour bicycle race at Madison Square
garden, which ended Saturday night,
resulted as follows: Ashinger. Lore rs
miles; Lamb, 1,022 7-S; Martin. /, 022 "a |;
Reading, i,622 So: Inrnsden, S55 IL:
Schock, 954 10: Stage, 900. The close
was intensely exciting. Lamb being
beaten BY only two feet. The following
amounts will 20 to the first seven men:
.Ashinger. 81 900; Lamb. $500: Martin.
$3.50; Reading, $3.50: Luinsden. $3.50:
s5chock, $is5, and Stage. 500.
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IN Arisiocral, hut NJ Cen,leman.

LONDON, March a. Richard Fred
erick Cavendish, q years old. se.,0nd sun
Of Lord. Edward Cavendisl and
nephew Of the Duke on Devonshire. who
is q student at Cambridge university,
has been fined f2 for using obscene Ian
guage IN Market street. Cambridge. The
magistrate said that when man de-
seconds to use such language rs had been
proved against Gavcndish he ceases to bo
4 geIltleman.
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BALTIMORE, March IA. Alexander Nc
Comas, the Baltimore gunsmith, Ii dead
aged 10. On April 10, 1861, when the
mob was in possession Of Baltimore,
Mr.. McComas cut Il hole into an adjoin-
ing store and hid all his weapons III the
stove pipes. When the mob tried to
gain admission Mr.. McComas placed
himself beside his powder magazine
near the door, and. with lighted
match IN his hand, warned the crowd
that he would blow mp himself and
them together His store wsis NOT
raided.
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For Auditor Or monmouth County.

RED BANK, N. j, March 14.-There is
quite a strife for the position of Mon
mouth county auditor, now held by
Jenu P. Apologize, y Democrat, of
Matawan. Apologize is candidate for
reappointmenr, but owing to the change
IN the political complexion of the board
OF chosen freeholders the Office may now
be seized by some other man. The
board now stands six Albeit Democrats.
six Blodgett Democrats and four Re
pnblicans. Other men named in con
nection with the appointment are Rich
ard Herbert, of Marlborough, and ex-
Freebooter Lewis r. Gordon, Of Upper
Freehold, both Republicans.
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* .Inrenile nesnerado.

TRENTON, N. j., March. Willie War
ner, aged 10, was stabbed in the back
during q quarrel by a playmate named
Otto Krebs. The two boys had quar-
rel last week and resumed it when they
met on thestreet After some hot words
Warner turned and attempted to fee,
when Krebs drew jackknife and
plunged it into Warmers back, the blade
entering between the seventh and eighth
rib,and penetrating the lower lobe of the
left lung. The wound is serious one.
Krebs was arrested, but refuses to say
anything about the affair.
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Bold spanish Raiders.

Madrid, March A band Of twenty
armed men made an attempt to raid
Almagro. city of New Castle. They
first directed their operations against
the railroad bridge, which they par
tally destroyed. The gendarmes were
on the alert. however, and in a short
time they had hurried to the scene of
the trouble and attacked the raiders
The latter fed, and SO far as known
have not been captured, but the gen
darmes are in hot pursuit.
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Drowned in the Kanawha.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March IA
Three persons were drowned at Peerless,
twelve miles above this city, while
crossing the Kanawha IN skif. Their
names are Misses Annie Medley, ].
Medley. uncle of Miss Medley, and
Felix Burdette. They lost the oars and
drifted against . barge. which caused
their boat to capslze.
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Charitable Beauests.

WHITE PLAINS, n. z, March A.
The, will of Miss Anna Elizabeth
Schenck, of Irvingtcn, who died on
March /, was filed for probate in the
surrogate's court. It dispo6es If $780,
600. 1t bequeaths to the church OF the
Holy Communion s., 900; to the Sisters
Of St. Mary 81 900; to the House Of
Mercy of the Sisterhood Of st. Mary
81 900, and $3,O00is left to the Right
Rev. Henry c. Potter to be applied to
foreign missions.
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The AntopsY PROVE Murder.

CHICAGO, March 14.-Frank Parker,
q brother of Mrs. Dunton, alleged to
have been murdered by DR.. Scudder,
who has returned from GAINESVILLE, says
the autopsy of the body of Mrs. Dnnton
reveals unmistakable evidence of foul
play. and adds: ssHad Scudder been in
GAINESVILLE last'week there would need be
no trial.
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sworn 20 Annihilate Judges.

PARIS, March 1.-THE investigation
made by the police into the causes of
the explosion that occurred at the resi-
dence of NJ. Benoit IN the Boulevard st.
German has developed the fact that it
was caused by bomb, loaded prob
ably with dynamite and scrap iron. 1t
q reported that the miscreants who
caused the explosion have sworn to an
initiated all Judges.
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Panic stricken tenants.

New YoRK, March 1.-THE Janet
apartment house at Columbia avenue and
Seventy second street was damaged to
the extent Of ~, 900 by fire. The tenants
were panic stricken when reused from
their SAUNDERS by passers by who dis
covered the fire. One family was com
pletely hemmed in by the FIRE and had to
BE- rescued from the windows by the
firemen The origin Of the fire 6 not
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Ronaparte Malees Restitntion.

LONDON, March 14.-The prosecution
of Louis Clovis Bonaparte, son of the
late Prince Lucien Bonaparte, who was
charged by his first wife with having
conspired to obtain possession of jew
elry valued at 10000 in order to give it
to Miss Laura Scott, whom he subse-
auently married, was withdrawn in the
central criminal court, on Mr.. Bona
parties undertaking to retuTn all the
jewelry and pay Rosalie Bonaparte's
costs in the action.
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Rabbi Mendes AssaiIant Caught.

PHILADELPHIA, March H. Mezarachi,
the murderous beggar who shot and
severely wounded Rabbi Henry r.
Mendes, of New York, ON the night of
the 9th inst. was arrested ut Jewish
synagogue here He at firAt denied his
identity. hnt subsequently admitted
that he WAS tiie mar wanted, He WAS
held for extraditiun.
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The CIemenceau Case.

NEW YORK, March IA. The announce
NEXT has been made that NJ. Clemencean,
the Radical French deputy, has been
separated from his wife. The latter Sc
cured the divorce. She says Clemen.
ceau was too ssgay." Mime. Clemenceau
was an American girl. She was NJ airy
E. Plnmmer, of Greenwich, Conn.
They were married twenty-five years
wears ago.
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rpArH q LUDWIG ".
The Scn-ln-Law Of Queen Victoria Sue
combs to Paralysis.

DARMsTADr. March 1.-The Grand
Duke Ludwig Nv died at i:15 this morn
ing. He was unconscious throughout
the preceding part of the evening.
Three Of his daughters and Prince Ernest
Ludwig. his heir, were at his bedside at
the time Of his death. The city is in
mourning.
The Grand Duke Ludwig Nv was
born on Sept IL, 1887, and he married
ia 1862 the Princess Alice, second daugh-
ter Of Queen Victoria. She died six
years later. after bearing him FIVE daugh-
tiers and one son, the present grand dnke.
Upon the death of his uncle. Grand
Duke Ludwig III, he assembled the
throne. In 1884 he married Frau Won
Kolemine, nee Countess Czapslxa, but
was divorced from her shortly after
ward.
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Fnitll andaIannc. - -

w Fitch. wife OF the vice president Of
the Washington National bank. died
Friday week ago and her baby died
the next day. Since then her husband
and mother have invoked the aid or
Christian Science to bring the dead to
life. Forn nine days they have knelt 1T the
bedside OF the dead and called upon the
creator to restore the loved ones. The
matter has been referred to the coroner.
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No Lotteries in kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY. March 1.-THE
Gobel lottery bill has passed both
houses of the legislature, and VIII un-
Ioubtedly become law. It makes any
connection in business way with a
oitery to be felony. punishable by
.Jv0 10 $5HUo fine and two to nye years
imprisonment. aud a pufchaseot q tck-
e aisisssIe nieanol., Du.sishableby SO nne.
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The Letters win Never come.

NEW YoRK, March 14.-Mrs. James
G. Blaine, Jr., has been prevailed upon
by her counsel, it is said, not to publish
the letters she gave Secretary Blaine
ten days grace to publish in full. Al
the expiration Of the ten days Mrs.
Blaine was very sick and isstill confined
to her bed. She is much better today,
however. though she Is allowed to see
none bnt her physicians and her most
intimate friends.
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For Employing q Lepcr a. Cook.

PHILADELPHIA, March a. DIR. Will
lam Paine, proprietor Of the Peabody
hotel, was arrested on the charge ar
employing Charles Wing, Chinese
leper, to prepare food for the guests and
employees Of the hotel. The action il
taken at the instance: Of the health Off
Ger. DIR. Paine waived hearing and
entered bail in the sum of 81 500 for his
appearance at SQUIRT.
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Fur the Murder Of Noah Benson.

WILMINGTON, Del, March IA. Police
Officer Lucas arrested Daniel Miller,
colored, for the murder Of Noah BEN
san, colored. Benson's headless body
was foBnd in the canal ut Delaware
City on the day after Benson's disap-
pearance with black valise, which is
supposed to have contained Bensons
head. When arrested Miller was ex-
cited, but said nothing.
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sisterssFiehting FOR . Fortune.

GRAND RAPIDS, March IA The jury
In the sensational Brown will case, after
being out all night, brought in a verdict
declaring that Browns will, in which
he left $500, 900 to his daughter Marga-
ret and disinherited her younger sister
was made under undue influence, and
was therefore void. The case win be
carried to the supreme court by the
elder sister.
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Drawing the Color Line.

NEW ORLEANS, March IA. 90 The school
board adopted resolution calling on
the principals of all public schools to
notify children of colored extraction in
white schools to leave them at once,
otherwise they would be expelled.
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A Desperate Suicide.

I LONDON, Ont, March IA. Mahlon A.
Swartz. Of Westminster, an old man,
formerly well to do, who had sustained
coal oil. ignited it and burned to death.
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The Charlestonfs New Commander.
VALLEJO, Cal, March IA. Captain
Picking relieved Captain Remey, III
command of the Charleston. on Satin-
day. The crew presented Captain ReIney
with . handsome pair Of binoculars. He
left this morning for San Diego,
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For Poisoning His Parents.

BosToN,r March IA Charles A. VIII
son, Of Aver, was arrested here ON sus-
picion Of poisoning his father, William
Wilson, aged 20. and his mother. His
father died from the poison and his
mother is now seriously sick.
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a Lea.Iine DIIIitlaman Deads

ORANGE, n. j., March IA. -Brigadier
General Dudley S. Steele, commander
Of the First brigade Of New Jerseys
National guard. died in East Orang, !,
aged %.
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N weIl Known Writer Dead.

EoNpoY. March 14.-Professor John
Cairns, ID. d. LII. D.. until short
time ago principal of the United Presby.
terrain college at Edinburg, and a well
known writer, is dead.
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will Enfranohise Indlans.

OTTAWA, Ont. J, March 1.-THE Do
minion government has decided to en-
franchise the Indian population in
British Columbia.
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A Lnll in Behring Sea Matters.

WASHINGTON, March "A. - The Beh.ing
sea situation remains unchanged, as
nothing has been received from Lord
Salisbury, nor have there been any de-
velopments to change the state Of affairs.
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WHAT DO YOU WANT =
ONE DINE PLACES IT IN TWO LINES
BEFORE FIVE THOUSAND READERS.

situat ons, Help Wanted, For Sale. For
Rent, Lost, Pound. strayed or stolen, To
Bay, Sell or Exchange Whatever Your
Want. Make IL known In This Column.
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PRICE, 5 CENTS.
John Is FINALE
lie viii Fight the First Nan Who
Covers His Money.
AND WILL THEN FIGHT NO MORE

The Champion Pugilist Gives His
Uitima,um. aud says Once More
His Challenge II Open 10 Allie,
Being Champion. Reserves tho
Hight 10 Nuke TERMS
CHICAGO. March t4--JohnL i. sullivan
has issued another nltiinatum After
his next fight for the championship he
viii retire from the roped arena, in
which he has enjoyed an nnbroken reign
Of ten years. and devote all his time %
the stage, with which he appears % be
infatuated. II am in business, said
Sullivan this morning. 'and ny nlti-
matum first come first served will DO
strictly lived up TO- COrbett has posted
81 900 of the $500. and give him till
next WEDNESDAY, to post the remaining
ST. 500. nv @2.5D0 Is already up. II
Mitchell really wants 10 fight. as he
loudly proclaims. he has d chance TO get
In ahead III Corhett. whose forfeit Ii
only partly mp, Let him post his ~ 800
AZ the conditions imposed by me require.
1T once, ami will be bound TO give him
the preference.
II am willing to tight before the
Olympic club. but am sullivan"
here the champion smote his brawny
chest with his hand--..the champion Of
the world, and will not allow any set
az horseshoers to draw up my articles
for me. As champion have the power
TO dictate my own terms, and noman o.
yet OF men can alter my purpose. or
course the Olympic clubs articles suit,
and will sign and stand by them, bnt
no one outside OF johnson. who Is my
hacker and knows exactly what want,
and myself has any power to say shall
do this or that.
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And that reminds me that the stories
printed In the newspapers to the eteast
that President Noel had forwarded ar
ticles for my approval are not true. At
least / have not received them nor have
| been officially notified that they have
been forwarded. This will be my last
fight. After It Is settled 1 will retire
from the ring. am meeting with .
share 81 success in my new business and
am satisfied to remain where / am for
two years or SO, when / will retire from
the stage aud settle down.
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EoR SALE.

House and lot on East High street, house oil
rooms. stable. Price 5000.
New Sfoom house, double bay window, plaza
and double porch, and 3 nice lots in Palmyra
Lebanon county, Pa. Would exchange for Mar
tinsburg property, or farm in Shenandoah Val
ley. Price 81, 800 See j. II. BRIST0R.
1-2e6w
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FoR'sALE'
Organ, good as new. Call and see. BERTHA
M. BROOKS. 2-25,-1w.
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Tor RENT.

A good store room, with cellar and wareroom
attached, North Queen street, doors above Il.
L. Snodgrass s. Cos drug store Apply to WIN.
II. WILLIAMS. 35-fm.