LANCASTER DAILY INTELIIGMCER MONDAY JCffE 27, 1881. Siney Hofier, Wm. UuddclJ, W. F. Jami Jami eon, Jehn S. KauQman, Daniel Leafevcr, Michael Lnidenberger, Tobias Martin. Jelm Myers (2), Reuben Myers, Valentine Nicely, Harvey Rcamsnyder, J. G. Sides, Chas. R. Sharp (2), Jebn . Stencr, Jas. Timlin, A. L. Tayler, Jacob Wake, Lieut. E. E. Weed, W. II. Wrigbt. AXUTBEB FAIR. Fer St. Hary'a orphan Asylum. A fair for tbe benefit of St. Mary's or phan asylum, te be built en the site of the old stone church, was opened in the old stone church en Saturday evening and will be continued every evening this week. The fair will be a very interesting one from the fact that it will be the last entertain ment of the kind held in the venerable structure, which we understand will be tern down next week t make room ler the new structure. The interior of the old church is quite as dilapidated as the exterior. Loekiujj upward the light shines in through the rotten shingle ro.ehug, and the walls are stained with the drippings of rain and snow that have found entrance through the broken reef and windows for many years past. The windows have h:ul mere than one-half of the glass broken from them, and in some iustancss the sash itself lias been shattered by stones thrown at the deserted temple, day after day, by the irreverent "small boy ;" but still, in dim letters, almost obliterated by time, the large arch in front of the place where the altar used te stand contains the in scription, ' The Lord is in His holy tem ple ; let all the earth hear Him.'' The worn out interior of the building has, however, been made quite attractive by the maugers of the fair. The black walls of the altar recess have been covered by large American Hags, and smaller ones almost cover the broken ami shattered windows. These portions of the ruined walls net hid with the Hags have been deftly covered with while printing paper, and in different parts of the auditorium arc placed tables, .surmounted by arches, trimmed in tnrlctan, evergreen and flowers, and laden with a great variety of articles such as aic usually shown at ladies' fairs. Immediately in front of the altar-place, is a king table filled with fancy, goods. &c, in charge of Miss Lizzie Maleuc and .a number of assistants. . Near the centre of the north wall is a table in charge of Miss Marie Bryant and assistants. It is devoted te the sale of confections, fruits, &c., and contains an attractive assortment of glass and china ware te Iks voted away. Adjoining it, near the deer, is the cigar table in charge of Misses Kate Ceylo and Kate Haberbush. On the opposite side is the ice-cream table, in charge of Miss Margaret Ma Ma lency. At convenient points iu the room are placed tables, chairs and benches for the ;tnmodatien of the patrons of the fair. As is usual en the opening night of a fair, the exhibits were net se well arranged as might be. Te-day the management is at work completing the arrangements and adding new attractions te the exhibition. Friends of the church and of the new asylum should net fail te visit the fair and take a last leek at the interior of St. Mary's in which their fathers and fathers' fathers se long worshiped. The admission is tree. TIIK STORM OK YKSTKKDAV. Twe Harris Struck by Lightning. TIic storm of ycslerda.y was very severe iu the southeastern and also in the north western part of the county. In this city, and south of it, te the west of Quarryvillc, it was net very great, net extending be yond a geed "rain. East of Quarryvillc the rain was heavy nud the lightning sharp. On the line of the Quarryville railroad, this side of New Providence, a tree iu a field along the read was shivered by the lightning. In Hart township the barn en the farm of Themas E. Franklin, rsi., between the Green Tiee and Nine Points, tenanted by Harrison Graham, was struck at 11 o'clock in the morning, and burned te the ground, along with the wagon slieil and pig pen. A calf iu the baru was killed by the lightning, but no ether stock was lest ; nor was there in the barn any farm produce of much value. The lire began under the eaves of the reef iu the plalc. The barn had a lightning red, put up in 18G7 by the Cleveland light ning red company, who gave a written guarantee te pay all damage bv lire ec enrring within ten' years. It extended along the comb of the reef and had a point rising from it at each cud and in the mid dle. Mr. Graham says it was in .as geed order as when it was put up, se far as he could observe. That the lightning should strike it under such circumstances is very remarkable and certainly will excite wide comment, and should receive careful iu iu vesligatien, for every ene is interested in knowing whether or no lightning rds are a protection from lightning. The property was insured for 1.200 iu the Southern Mutual insurance company, of this county, which pays, we believe, three-fourths of the amount insured in cases of -total less, such as this. The in surance will probably cover the less. In the northwestern part of the county, near Elizabethtewu, a barn belonging te Bradley was struck by the light ning and fired, but the tire was readily extinguished by a boy who reached it in time. Twe valuable horses in it were killed by the stroke. MAKIETTA MATTERS. The News Frem Up the Itiver. A heisc attached te a wagon ran off en Saturday evening. He went rattling through the streets of Marietta at a fearful speed. Jehn Lark, the driver, was thrown out, but net injured. When the horse was caught he had pieces of the shafts hang ing te him ; the wagon was wrecked in iiis lliglit of a mile. He belonged te Frank Panics, tobacco merchant. Charles Mever and sister, from Lancas ter, arc teaching a class in vocal and in strumental music. They hava sixty pu pils. Mrs. Jehn G. Zeek, from Lititz, and her sister, Mis. M. J. Breeht, of the soldiers' orphan school at Mount Jey. arc visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolfe. Twe tobacco buyers came te Marietta, en Friday for the purpose of buying cheap' tobacco. They did net get any at their figures which were about what a bone ped dler would pay for mixed rags. A man hailing from Lancaster, with a head as bald as a nest egg. was trying te sell an article called hair fertilizer, a thing te make the hair grew. He did net suc ceed. A stranger was arrested here who was selling razors. A dispatch was sent te Mount Jey te Parker, whose barber shop was robbed last week. He answered : "Held him until I come. " He will have a hearing before E. D. Keath. The Tuequan Club. The Tucquancrs met en Friday evening te prepare for the annual camp. A num ber of places were discussed, including Beach Island, en the Jersey coast, for seashore camp, and Harvey's Lake, Lu zerne county, for mountain fishing. The secretary and treasurer were instructed te procure information in regard te the ad vantages of both places aud report en Fri day evening, next, at a meeting te be held n Majer Rcinechl's office. Held for Court. Elmer Bewman, charged by Leenard Kissinger with assaulting him while he was taking te her home a young lady who had attended the Shifller fire company's fair, had a hearing before Alderman Mc Mc Mc Couemy en Saturday evening and was held te bail te answer at court. The com plaint against Charles Martin, charged with being au accomplice, was dismissed. COLUMBIA NEWS. OUK REGULAR COKRESfONUBNCE. Mr. Harry Sample, of Bennet's store leaves for Philadelphia te-aay, wuere ne will visit some of his many friends and re Izttivcs The MethdOist sociable and literary so se cictv will be held in the church parlors. A very fine pregramme will be presented. A large number of friends and relatives followed' the remains of Mrs. Mentzer, who died se suddenly last Friday, te her last resting place. The services were held in the German Lutheran church. Officer Fisher tried te beard a freight train running rapidly past Black's hotel. He bounced the caboose, but was thrown and badly scared, though luckily net hurt. Mr. Harry Pfahler returned home from a business trip en Saturday. The Methodist Sunday school will held their picnic at Lititz July 14, provided they can get the grounds. Mr. S. S. Klair lest a bunch of keys be tween Redseckcr's livery stable and the round house. The family of Mrs. Jeshua Vaughn re moved te Wnght8vilIe last week. Miss S. Zcigler, of Lancaster, is visiting her cousin, Miss Maggc Zcigler. This morning a spring en one of Samuel Filbert's large ice wagon was broken while crossing a gutter en Third street. Of the railroaders ' who went en Jehn McCLiiu's fishing party, Mr. Hinkle, of the round house, get and ate, by mistake, a spawning shad. He became deathly sick. Of the 250 invitations sent out for the " complimentary " many have miscarried and Committeemen Hogcntegler cannot tell why. M:islcr Willie Arms, aged 12 years, son of Mr. Samuel Arms, died very suddenly en Sunday afternoon. A few weeks age he had the diphtheria, but recovered from that, aud indiscreetly exposing himself caught a cold, which turned into chronic croup. Yesterday morning he ate a very hearty breakfast, and about 9 o'clock complained of feeling unwell. At two o'clock in the afternoon he was a corpse. The biiriil services will be held at the house te-morrow afternoon. Last Saturday Mr. Samuel Filbert, coal and lumber merchant, celebrated his 47th birthday. Fer a number of years past at tempts te give him a surprise party have been made, but in all cases be has been tee sharp for the would-be surprisers. When he went home en Saturday night, about 9 o'clock be was surprised te find a large number of his male frieuds there te congratulate him. He had had the joke en his frieuds se often that he began te think that he could net be caught. The surprise was gotten up by his estimable wife, who makes a success out of everything she undertakes. Mr. Filbert acknowledged that he was fairly caught and the festivi ties were kept up until a late hour. At Bridge street en Saturday evening Charles Woodyard, colored driver for C. Hcrshey, was requested te move some cars which were blocking the driving read en Bridge street. He replied that he would de se when he was ready, whereupon Tobias Barge, driver at Bruncr's coal yard, and the person who made the request, let the cars down himself. Seme haid names were called by Woodyard and for a time a fight was imminent. After a little while quiet was restored. OnlSaturday night Barge sued Woodyard. Squire Yeung issued a warrant for the latter, who was arrested by Officer Keech. He had a hearing and was put under $100 bail te keep the jHsace. Mr. Keech informed us this morning that if Woodyard would net de what was required the case would go te court. . Harry Nelte's fugitive pet squirrel was recaptured by Samuel Barten yesterday, in attempting te leap from a telephone pole te a tree en Cherry street. G. A. Nicells, president of the It. & C. railroad ; D.F. Shure, superintendent of the seme; T. C. Zulic, superintendent of canals ; E. M. Smith, chief engineer of canals ; and G. W. Bacr, lawyer in Bead ing, were in town te-day. They were ex pected aud preparation had been made for them. They left here in the steamboat Columbia for the ether side of the river, where they took a flat beat, ou a tour of inspection of the tide water canal They expect te be gene two days. Mr. Hutchin son, president of the Berks & Lehigh rail road was also along. RUNAWAY. A Toting Man Injured. On Saturday afternoon Frederick Goes, yen of L'erenz Goes, baker,efMiddle street, left his horse standing in front of Schcaf fcr's saddlery store at Christiau and Orange streets. After standing a short time the animal started towalkeffaud turned down Christian. Mr. Goes ran after the team aud attempted te get into the wagon. Just as he was getting in seme ene frightened the horse by holleoiug at him. lie started oil' en a run and Mr. Goes was caught between the step and the wheel. At Grant street his pantaloons gave way aud he fell under the wagon, the wheels passing ever him. One of his legs was badly cut aud bruised be tween the hip aud knee, aud he seen be came se stiff that he h; 1 te be taken te his home where Dr. Hess attended him. Te-day he is confined te his bed, but ex pects te be out in a couple of days. The horse ran te Christian and Vine streets, where the wagon struck against a brick house and one front wheel was broken off. The animal was caught some distance fur ther down Christian street and was taken te his stable. The wagon was taken te Docrsem's shop te be repaired. .. UUKGliAKV. a Police Otllcer's Heuse Entered by Thieves. At an early hour yesterday morning thieves broke into the heuse of Officer Henry Elias, at Ne. 4G0 Rockland street. They eft' sted au entrance by opening the cellar grate and stele a let of butter, bread, &c. .which were in the cellar. They then went up stairs where they took twenty yards of muslin, twenty-five yards of calico, several towels and three or four dollars in money. They then left by open ing the basement kitchen. Officer Elias usually steps at his house about one o'clock in the morning for a lunch, but yesterday morning, ewiug te the noisy condition et tin: streets, he was uuable te get home. He thinks that the theft was committed between 2 and 3 o'clock. When he arrived home after going off duty he found the alley gate, bascmcut deer and cellar grate open. He then saw that the house had been robbed. His wife heard the noise made by thieves, but thinking that it was her husband coming for his lunch she did net get out of bed. Werthy or Mention. A year age a seu of Hiram Daily, em pleyed in Ne. 2 cotton mill, had one of his arms caught in the machinery, and injured se badly that it bad te be amputated above the wmt. Mr. S. S. Spencer, the general manager of the mill, ordered the boy's wages te be paid as though he were en duty, and he has been paid regularly dur ing the whole year. Mr. Daily, who is also a cripple, having lest ene of his legs, wishes us te return thanks te Mr. Spencer and also te Mr. If err, the foreman, for their kindness te him and his familv. Court This Herning.' Court met this morning at 10 o'clock. But very little "business was transacted. In the divorce suit of Themas Pendegrast vs. Mary Pendegrast, a rule was granted te show cause why the wife should net be allowed $75 for counsel fees and $100 per mentli for maintenance. Court adjourned te meet en July 6th. GIVING GOOD BV. A Sapper te Majer Breaeman. A number of Majer B. Frank Breneman's many friends of this city, in view of his intended visit te Europe, gave him a banquet at Copland's hotel en Saturday evening, as a slight evidencejef the esteem in which he is held by them. The table was handsomely decorated, and the banquet a most sumptuous one wasVetten un in Copland's best style. The following is the bill of fair : . Raw Oysters. Clam Soup, Turtle Soup. Spring Chickens, Saratoga Potatoes, Sliced Tomatoes, Green Peas. Deviled Crabs, Stewed Turtle, Chicken Cro quettes, Lebster 8alad. Ice Cream, Raspberries, Oranges. Bananas. The evening was spent most'enjeyably and after many expressions of their kind wishes for a speedy and pleasant voyage and a safe return te their guest, the party separated at a seasonable hour Majer Brcneman will sail from the pert of New Yerk in one of the Ancher line steamers the Furnessia en Saturday morning next, and expects te be absent about three m en t lis. ' DEDICATION' OF ST. PETER'S. Ge te H. B. Cochran's Drug Stere, U7 Werth Queen street, for Mrs. FretmarCs New .Na tional Dyet. Fer brightness and durability et color,are unequaled. Celer from 3 te S pounds. Directions in English and German. Pries. IS cents. luipreulve Services, Followed by a Rew. Yesterday St. Peter's Lutheran church, at Neffsville, was dedicated with impres sive services, conducted in both the Ger man and English language. The attend ance was very large. The services were ied by Rev. Peters, of Mankcim, the pas tor in charge. Rev. Iticmcnsnyder, and Rev. Meister.Jef this city. St. Stephen's choir, of this city, lurnished excellent music during the afternoon and evening. Everything passed off very pleasantly until the clese of the evening services, wheu a irang of diserderlies raised some thing of a row by using insulting" lan guage te the ladies and by trying te threw a live cat among the retiring congregation. They attacked and badly whipped Albert Nicklc, a young man who remonstrated against their conduct. The Lutheran Steeple. The vestry of Trinity Lutheran church , having decided te have the steeple repaint ed, have made a centraclwith Mr. Wm. II. Batcman te de the work. Te-day Mr. Batcman is engaged in erecting scaffold ing preparatory te commencing the work. The great ball and weather vane will be re giled by Charles Brimmer. Trinity steeple is one of the most lefty, beautiful, well proportioned and substantial structures in the state, and is a subject of no little pride among citizens of all classes and sects. Its famous weather vane, by fur the most reliable in the city, is regarded "official " authority by all who want te knew which way the wind blows. Rlrth-day Party. Yesterday many of the friends of Ber nard Kuhlman, called at his residence 509 Rockland street, te congratulate him neon his arrival at the age of 55 years. His children presented him with a very beau tiful silver caster, haudsbincly engraved. The presentation speech was made by Mr. C. A. Oblcndcr, and feelingly responded te by Mr. Kuhlman. Mr.Oblendoi-'sseu having wen one of the watches at the Shifller fair, was also called upon aud congratulated by his fellow workmen of the Examiner ofhee. The Corener vs. His Deputies. The coroner has brought suit against Samuel J. Hendersen, ex-deputy coroner of Salisbury township, and J. It. Windelph, cx-deputy coroner of Marietta, te recover $4 from each one, for his "divy" of their fees as deputies, before Alderman Wiley. This morning a hearing was had in the cases, aud judgments were given in favor of the coroner. The ex-deputies paid ever the meucy. . Slight Accident.. On Saturday evening a herse belonging te Jehn C. Spaeth, confectioner, which was hitched te a light covered wagon and driven by Heward Bair, frightened at the cars at the Pennsylvania railroad depot. The animal ran and kicked the dasher. It finally get one leg ever a shaft and was stepped. Bair held en te the reins aud it was owing te his pluck that the horse was stepped. A Reheiirsal. The graduating classes and ether pupils of the boys' and girls' high schools met this morning in the opera house and rehearsed, under the directum of Mr. Matz, the pieces te be performed at the commencement en Thursday next. Hall Yesterday. There was hail in East Ilempfield yes terday, and considerable damage was done te the tobacco crops. Iu the Lampeters, Strasburg and Bart, hail also fell te a con siderable extent, severely injuring the grapes and well grown tobaceo. In Town. Henry C. Frazer, of Pittsburgh, son of Mrs. Rcah Frazer, of this city, and a representative of the Wcstinghense air brake company, is in this city. He is en his way te Saratoga. A Small Rey With a Itig Greenback. Rev. Mr. Weishampel, 349 North Queen street, took from a little boy a note, which he asked te have changed. Mr, W. thinks the boy took it without knowing its amount, and he holds it for its owner. Let lla Hare Light. What is the matter with the gas lamp at Grant and Prince streets ? Persons in that neighborhood say that it is seldom lighted. Don't tour canary Slug ? Then get a bottle of Bird Bitters, which is :in unfailing restnrcref song and a cure fei all diseases of cage birds. It your druggist does net keep it, or will net gut it for 3-011, send a postal cam. te the Bird Poed Company, 307 Federal street, Camden, N. J., and they will sec that yen are supplied. Price, 23 cents. nar23-3md&w Wayne Council Excursion Atlantic City en Monday, July 4. Benn trip tickets geed ter three days, only $2.75. Special trains leave Lancaster (King street) at 4 a in.; Columbia, 4; Manheini, 4:35; Lititz, 4:45 ;Eplirata. 5:05. Special trains will return same day, leaving Atlantic City at 5 and fi p. in. Fer particulars see circulars at nil stations en Beading ft Columbia Kallread. jc20,?4,2,2jly2&2tw Musical Entertainments. Jehn Sclieenbcrger ft Sen, proprietors et the Excelsior Saleen. Nes. 11 and 127 Ka.it King street, Jiavc made arrangements te have grand concerts at the saloon every Monday evening during the summer season. The lirstetthc scries will be given under tiic management et Mr. Ferd Weber, the cernetist and bugler, this evening. m City Kill Pesters. Carsen ft Hcnsel, city bill pesters mid dis tributors, office Ihtelliqekceb building. Ne. 6 Seuth Queen street Fer baby anil children what mere delicate and wholesome than Cnticura Seap. Nutritious, restorative, qnieting, strength ening and purifying arc Malt Bittern. SPECIAL NOTICES. See Here. Yeu arc sick ; well, there Is just one remedy that will cure you bey end possibility el doubt. If it's Liver or Kidney trouble, Consumption Dyspepsia, Debility, Wells' Health Itcnewcr is your nope. $1. Druggists. Depot Jehn F. Leng X Sens, Lancaster. Thousands of women have been entirely cured et the most stubborn cases et female weakness by tire use et Lydia E. Piukham's Vegetable Compound. Send te Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western Avcnne, Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets. Hall's Veebtablk Sicilian Haib Brazwxn is a scientific combination et some of the most powerful restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom. It restores gray hair te its original color. It-makes the scalp white and clean. It cures dandruff and humors, and lalling-eut ei the. hair. It turnishes the nutritive principle by whlc'i the hair is nourished and supported. It makes the hair moist, soft and glossy, and is unsurpassed as a hair dressing. It is the most economical preparation ever ettered te the public, as Its effects remain a long time, mak ing only an occasional application necessary. It is recommended and used by eminent med ical men, and emclally endorsed by the State Assayer of Massachusetts. Tbe popularity of Hull's Hair Kcncwcr has increased with the test et many years, both in this country and in tereign lands, and it Is new known and used in all the civilized countries et the world Fer sole by all dealers. j u23-l wdcedft w The Greatest Blessing. A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that cures every time, and stomach disease by keeping the bleed pure,? prevents regular, kidneys and liver active, is the greatest blessing ever con ferred upon man. Hep Bitters bf that remedy, and its proprietors are being blessed by thou sands who have been saved aud cured by it. Will yen try it. See ether column. al5-2wdw Liquid or Dry. Seme people prefer te purchase medicines In the dry state se that they can sec for them selves that they are purely vegetable. Others have net the lime or desire te prepare the medicine, and wish it ready te use. Te accommodate each 'class the proprietors ei Kidney-Wert new offer tliat well known remedy in both Liquid and Dry Ferm. Sold by druggists everywhere. Portsmouth. Ju27-lwdw An Old Friend. He was aflticted with a lame back and gen' eral debility ; he was recommended Themas' Kclectric Oil. which cured him at once. This famous specific is a positive remedy for bodily pain. Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's Drug Stele, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster. Mothers! Mothers u Mothers! t! Arc you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick childjsuflering and crying with tiie excruciating aln et cutting teeth T If se, go at once and get a bottle of MKS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. It will re lieve the peer little suflercr immediately de pend upon it; there is no mistake about it. There is net a mother ou earth who has ever used it, who will net tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest te the mother, and relief and health te the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe te use in all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and is the prescription el one et the eldest and best female physician and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere; 25 cents a Lettie. marMvdftwM.W&S Itose Celd and If ay Fever. Mkssics. Wuitk ft Kckiick, Druggists, Ithaca. N. Y. I can recommend Ely's Cream Balm te rcl love all persons suffering with Rese Celd and Hay Fever. I have been a great sufferer lreni the same complaints ; have had great relief bv using the Balm. I have recommended it te many of my iriends for Catarrh, and in nil cases where they have used the Balm freely have bean cured. T. Kenxet, Dry Goods Mer chant, Ithaca, New Yerk. Sept. C, 1?0. ' Mkssih. Wm. Ucst ft Sens, Druggists, New Brunswick, N. J. Since boyhood 1 have been troubled with Catarrh and Hay Fever, and have been unable te obtain permanent relief until 1 used Ely' Cream Balm, which has cured me. After a tew day's use I could aleep all night, whieh I could net de before. . L. Cliukekek, New Brunswick, N.. J. Price 50 cents. luI5-2wloedftw A Cough, Celd or Sere Tlireat should ue stepped. Neglect frequently results in an In. curable L'nig Disease or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches de net disorder the stomach like cengh syrups and balsams, l)ii tact directly en the Ip named parts, allaying irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bronchial Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles which Singers unit Public Speakers are subject te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial Troches have been recommended by physi cians, ami always give perfect satisfaction. Having liccn tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have at tained well-merited rank among the tew staple remedies of the age. Sold at 25 cent a box everywhere. mS-lvdTTIiASftlyw Itching files Symptoms and Cure. The symptoms are moisture, like perspira Hen, intense itching, increased by scratching, very distressing, particularly at night, as if pin worms were crawling in and about the rectum ; the private parts arc sometimes ur fectcd ; It allowed te continue very serious re sults may Inllnw. Dr. Swuyne's All Healing Ointment is a pleasant sure cure. Alse for tetter, itch, suit rheum, scald head, Erysipelas, barlter's itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty, cuta cuta neous eruptions. Trice, 50 cents, three boxes for $125. Sent by mail te any add reason re ceipt of price in currency or three cent post age stamps. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne ft Seu, :!30 North Sixtli street. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists. juiie?3-3indM WSftw Save lour Hair neep tt Beautiful. The " Londen Hair Celer Bcsterer" is the most dellghtlnl article ever introduced te the American people and is totally different from all ether Hair Uestercrs, being entirely free from all impure ingredients that rentier many ether articles for the hair obnoxious. Where baldness or falling of the hair exists, or prema ture grayness, from sickness or ether causes, its use will restore the natural youthful color, and cause a healthy growth, cleansing the scalp from all impurities, dandruff, etc., at the same time a most pleasing and lusting hair dressing, Iragrantly perfumed, rtMMlering it snltund pliable, making it an indispensable article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for Londen Hair Celer Kcsterer. Price 75 ccntu a bottle. Six bottles, $4. Main depot ler the United Shitcs, 330 North Sixtli street, Philadel phia. lnll-lvdTThA Fftw DEATH. GEKifAnn. On June 21, 18S1, KlizRlx th, wife of Jtcv. W. T. Gerhard, aged GS ycamiiid 11 months. The relatives ami friends are respectfully In vited te attend the fnncral, from the resi dence of her husband, 31 East Orange street, en Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Services in the First Reformed church. '-td POLITICAL. Fer County Coniinlsstensr: FP.ANK CLAUK, or Strasbnrg township. Select te the choice et the Democratic comi ty convention. -inrfi-dAwtp ADAM S. DIETKICH, of Maner township. Subject te the decision of the Democratic county convention. IIENUY F. HAKTMAN (Lline Burner), of East Lampeter township. Subject te the choice of the Democratic county convention. apri-dftwtp MAUT1N HILDEBRANT, or Monnt.Jey Borough. Subject te the decision or the Dem ocratic county convention. ap!3-dftwtp JEUE MOIILEB, Ephrata. Subject te the decision of the Democratic cennty cenven tien. . aprll-dftwtp Fer County Auditer: JOHN S. BROWN, et Drnniere township. Subject te Democratic rules. m27Alftwtp JOHN L. LIGUTNER. of Leacock township. Subject te the decision of the Democratic ceuntv convention. . aurlS-tfdftw xistr AJiVumisisamMT, WANTED TWO UIRLS FUKOENERAb Housework. Apply at the Sprecher Beuse," North Duke Street. Je27-tfd , TIIE STATED MEETING OF THE Ladies' Citv Tract Society will be held en TUESDAY EV'ENING (June 23), at 7 o'clock, in the lecture room of the Moravian Church. 1, A full attendance Is desired. ANNIE M. GUN DAK EU, ltd Secretary. FO SALEONE OMM1BUS AS GOOD us new, with Platform Springs; 1 two horse Stage. 4 sets of Yankee Harness, 2 geed Driving Horses. Fer sale cheap nt the Btd Lien Hetel. New Helland, Lancaster County, Pa. E. D. KUTZ, je27-lwd AJCIT AlrEMT13EMENT8. SCHOOL TAX 1881. The duplicate is in the hands of the Treas urer. S per cent, off for prompt payment. W. O. MARSHALL. Treasurer. Ne. 13 Centra Square. 00fllce hours from 9 a. m. te 4 p. m. iS-tf-HJ CUTY TAX. TO AFFORD ALL AN OP ' pertunity te pay their City Tax and save 5 per cent, abatement, the Treasurer's Office wfll be open from 8 a. 111. te 5 p. m., and 7 te 9 p. m. until July 1 inclusive. WM. McCOMsEY, j27-tfd Treasurer and Receiver of Taxes. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE partnership heretofore existing between Chas. Tripped and Daniel C. Draude, Jr., known as the firm of Trippel ft Draude, trading in Cigars, lias this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All parties indebted te or having claims against said firm will present them -te Daniel C. Draude, jr., who will continue the business at the old stand. CHAS. TRIPPEL. DANIEL C. DRAUDE. Jr JUXE 24,1881. je25-2td TIIED EDITION MONDAY EVENTNO, JUNK 27, 1881. WEATHER INDICATIONS. Washington, Jnne 27. Fer the Middle Atlantic states, wanner, cloudy weather, with rain, southeast veering te westerly. winus, lower barometer. THE DEMOCRATIC DEMAND. rUJILDIKG LOTS FOR SALE. The undersigned offers for sale en weekly or monthly payments. Building Lets at a very low price en long time. These-lets are situ ated en Duke, Lime, Frederick Shippen and New streets. A geed chance for men who wish te have their own homes. Try it. yen'll never regret it. Apply te A. IV. RUSSEL, or ALLAN HERB'S Real Estate office, Ne. 3 North Duke street, may27-lmdMW&F "I BAND CONCERT. JOHN SCHOENBERGER ft SON'S EX CELSIOR HALL, Nes. 125 and 127 East King Street. The first of a series et Free Concerts te be given every MONDAY evening, will take place ut Excelsior Saleen, THIS EVENING, June 27. PROGRAMME: MpxDAT, June 27, 1SS1. Brass Band Quartet. Ferd Weber, Leader. 1. Rese in the Ferest Quartet Fischer 2. Morning Serenade Quartet Abt 3. Remance Quartet Wolff 4. The Chapel Qiinrtct Becker 5. Devotion In the Ferest Quartet Abt C. The Tear Quartet Witt 7. One's Own Heart Qiiartct....Rnngenhagcn 8. Nocturne from Den Pusqnulc Sextet. Donizetti 9. Image of the Rese Sextet G. Reiehardt 10. Geed Night Quartet Mehring ltd H OUSE-VURNISUIKG GOODS. FLIM A WILLSOiY, Successors te Flinn ft Brcneman. iii FULL LINE FOR SUMMER. Headquarters for Glass Fruit Jars. TIX CANS, BRASS PltESBR 1'IXG KET TLES, AGATE PRESERVING KETTLES, PARSON'S RE FRIGERA TORS, BASEBALL SUPPLIES, Window Screens, Water Coelers, Archery Goods, Jelly Tumblers, Porcelain Lined Preserving Kettles, Water Filters, Fly Traps, Cro quet Sets, &c. FISHING TACKLE, BABY CARRIAGES, &c. 43"Bargains en the 3c., 10e., 13e. and ?"c. Counters. SOLE AGENTS FOR PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER. PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING SPECIALTIES. Ne. 152 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA. MUUKH AN It STATIONERY. W AND CUOIUK NK STATIONERY, NEW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES, T.4. M. FLYtf NTS, Ne. 43 WKST KINO STREET. T IIK MacKINNON PEN. Or FLUID PENCIL, the only Reservoir Pen iu the World with a circle of Iridium Around tin; Point. The most popular Pen made, as it has greater strength, greater ink rapacity, and i mere convenient for the pocket, than any new in use. With one filling it will write tinm seventy te rightv pages of foolscap paper, docs the work inn tliird time less, and with less fatigue than attends the writing ei twenty pages Willi the ordinary pen. The Writing point, being Iridium (culled by geld pen makers Diamond), it will wear an ordinary lifetime. The manufacturers guarantee te keep every Pen in geed working order for three years, and it the point shewa any signs of wear in 1 hat time te rcpeint free et charge. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE MacKINNON TEN IN LANCASTER, JOM MEE7S SOUS, IS and 17 NORTH WEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA. LEGAL NOTICES. 1STaTE OF JOHN McCAMJiUN, I.ATf. JFj of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters el administration en said estatu having been granted te the undersigned, all persons in debted thereto arc requested te make immedi ate payment, and these having claims or de mands against the same, will present them without ueiay ler seuicmeni 10 111c nuuer slcncd, residing in Lancaster city. HENRY WOLF, Administrator. D. P. ResaxifllXKlc. Att'y. ' lUUMJtdeaw ESTATJS OF UKNRY F. BOWMAN, LATE of Lancaster city.-deceascd. Letters et administration en said estate having been granted te the undersigned, all persons in debted thereto arc requested te make immedi ate payment, and these having claims or de mands again3t the same, will present them without delay for settlement te the under signed, residing iu enid city. E. F. BOWMAN, my23-Cwdeaw Administrator. INSTATE OF MATTHIAS WIE5T, LATE !i of Lancaster cily, Lancaster county, de ceased. Letters testamentary en said estate having ucen granicu 10 111c umicrsignee, an persona indebted te said decedent are req nest ed te make immediate settlement, and these having claims or demands against the estate of said decedent, te make known the same te the undersigned without delay, residing in Lancaster city. HENRY FRANK, Executer, 522 East Chestnut Street. B. F. Davis, Att'y. JclbCtdeaw STATE OF MARY WARP, LATE i)V Lancaster city, tleceac. Letters of ad ministration en said estate having been grant ed te the undersigned, all persons Jndebtewte said decedent are requested te make immedi ate settlement, and these having claims or de mands aganst the estate of said decedent te make known the same te the undersigned without delaj , residing in Lancaster city. ELIZABETH C. MARKS, Jcl7-6tdeaw Admiulstruti ix. Uen. spineia Wants the Matter of tbe Vacant xsew lorltSenatei ship Relegated te the 1'eepls of tbe State Ne . Material Cbange la the Bailee. Albany, June 27. The joint convention voted te-day as fellows for the Conkling vacancy : Wheeler 33, Petter 31, Conk ling 24, Lapham 8, Cernell 2, Heskins 2, Reach 1. Crnwfav 1. NV ihnim. When Mr. Spinola's name was called be'j alluded te tbe proceedings en Saturday, when it was clamed the vote was illegal and said he would new cast his vote under pretest. Fer the Piatt vacancy : Depew 35, Ker- uan 32, PJatt 21, Crowley 5, Cernell 4, Heskins 3, Lapham 1. Xe choice. Mr. Turck offered a resolution that the convention take four ballets at each ses sion hereafter. Mr. Murphy moved te amend te read that net less than four ballets be taken daily. This was accepted. Mr. Niles moved te amend further that immediately after this session the majority go in caucus te settle their differences. (Laughter.) The chair decided this amendment out of order. Mr. Spinola complained of the majority for heldiug the minority here, in an in effectual effort and insisted that the ques tion should be submitted te the people. The Democrats intend te carry the state next fall. Sir. Hayes moved an adjourn ment winch was carried, leaving Turck s motion unacted upon. KUKIOUS FIGHTING. Three White Men Engaged Ifand-te-llniid With the Indians FrespecM of Continued Warfare. Denver, June 2G. The Doleres Xeic says of the !atc Indian tight in Grand Val ley, that eighteen whites were engaged. J.II.Eskridgc, James Hall and David Wil lis, were cut off and surrounded by In dians, whom they fought, although great ly outnumbered. Willis was killed and Hall seriously wounded. Eskridge, though wounded, may live. Of the eighteen one Jerdan was wounded and seven arc miss ing, the latter having either been killed or escaped te the Mermen fort. The Indians have received reinforcements and have sev eral hundred warriors iti the field. One hundred men have left Pice te seek and tight the Indians. Russia's Reign et Tener. Londen, June 27. Dispatches from St. Petersburg say the reactienists are mak ing the most of the discovery of dynamite mines, etc., in order that they may secure their own position. General Mclikeff is under suspicion and is watched by police spies. Severe penalties have been imposed upon llucc-er four journals, and arbitrary orders in regard te the submission of proofs te the censer, have been issued te various editors. Assassination In Arkansas. Littli: Reck, Ark., June 27. Informa tion litis just reached here of the murder of James Andersen iu Clark township, Pike county. His dead body, riddled with buck shot, was found in a field where he had been plowing. It is supposed he was assassinated by neighbors whose land he had " hemcstcadcd.'r Kicliard and James Jehnsen and Rebert Esters have been ar rested .en suspicion. Deatli mid Destruction by Yesterday's Storm. Bridgeport, Conn.. Jnne 27. Dnring a severe thunder storm yesterday a beat was upset in Black I Jeck harbor and Fred crick liutlcr was drowned. He leaves a wife and eight children. In the city the hail did much damage. James Herans' large erccnliouse was completely destroyed. At Newtown three valuable cows were killed by lightning. I'resldctit Garfield Leaves Leng Itraucb Lone Ilu.VNOii, N. J., June 27. Presi dent (iariield, accompanied by Secretary Hunt and Postmaster General James and their funiilie.s,Ieft for Washington at 9:50. Mrs. Grlieldand children remain at the 1 1 bcren hotel. where the president will rejoin them en Friday. An Insane Diplomat. Berlin. June 27. Baren Magnus has se brooded ever his abrupt removal from Denmark as te become insane. He was present at the banquet at Copenhagen te Sara Bernhardt, which incident caused his dismissal. Harvard's Celers Again at the Frent. Nr.w Havkn, Conn., June 27. The Harvard-Columbia beat race was wen by the Harvnid crew by three lengths. Har vards time' was 21 minutes 4.1 seconds, Columbia's time 21 minutes 08 seconds. The Marseilles Riet. Marseilles, June 27. During the late riot two Frenchmen and one Italian were killed and live Frenchmen and thirteen Italtans wounded. 1,200 Italians have left Marseilles. The Cernell Crew Likely te Rew. ' Londen June 27. The time limited by the rules of the Henley regatta for ledg iug of objections has elapsed, and there fore it is believed new that-tlin Cernell crew will start. Impending Strike of Nail Operatives. Londen, June 27. The Staffordshire nail operatives having demanded and been refused a .'!0 per cent, increase of wage?, a strike of 20,000 persons is imminent. Tne Sleeper Speaks. Allknten, Pa., June 27. Jehn Oy um ber, the Hungarian, spoke last night after a silence of 1& days. His mind still wan ders, but his condition improves. Cel. ltaker Gets a "Vindication." Londen, June 27. The Army and Navy club, by a &i9 te 38 vote, have rc-admittcd Cel. Valentine Baker te membership. An Unpopular Monarch. Calcutta, June 27. The Ameer is daily growing mere unpopular at Cabul and stories of plots against him reach here daily. INSTATE OF ELIZAltKTII II. STOWf.RS !l Harberger, laleef thu city et Lancaster deceased. Letters testamentary en said estatt having been granted te the undersigned. en of the executers, all persons Indebted thereto are requested te make immediate payment, and these having claims or demands luraingt the same will present them without delay fei settlement te the undersigned, residing at t.'4 North Seventh street, in the city of Pliihidei: I phla. L.UU1SJJ. IIAKIIERGER, leia JelS-Gtdeaw One et the Executers. Shipbuilders te Strike. Londen, June 27. A strike- of iron shipbuilders en the Tecs is imminent. MARKET. rblljMtelpbj Market. ajK'SLnit June 2T- Flear market SS" ?nPcJ3,ne' W 2303 73; extra &84.nJr'V0nI? lndlina family, m fL7 ?''. 1'ennsylvanli lamUy "& l&L Sk ASS" ??. . 8? : Mwn'SSS -! wis '"iraigni,jtSt6t0a:win ter patent ffSUff Mi "Piingueltf 5e750. Kye flour at U)(5 2-.. v" Wheat quiet: Ne. 3 Western Red 1"V' Dl. an Venn'a Red, l 2591 SJ. f 'Xm Der, 91 25(91 9. Cern market firm ter local use: steamer 5ta56c: sail yellow. 57Kc; sail mixed, wvc Q57c;Ne.a,mixcd,538&lc. Oats dull and weak: Ne. 1 White 43c- Rye qniet at 03c. Previsions firm ; au. perk $17 SOQis nj ; beet hams, --: W&X 00; Indian mess beef 24 30. Bacen smoked shoulders, 77c; salt de GM67c ; smoked hams U012c; pickled kw Lard 'market firm; city kettle llQHc ill? Dn,cnen' at Kc ; prime sutaut. at "ottercheice fairly active ; general market muh:i, uiKuimry exirai'cnn3yivaniaatsijsc: iiicm, at iic ; 110 goeti -ii "rauuini county ana 21c ; firsts. 13ft20t Rolls dull ; Pennsylvania Kgg market dull; Pcnn'a Western. IGJc. Cheese steady: New Yerk lO5-401Oc; Western full crew fair te geed. saSKc. Petroleum dull : refined SJc. Whisky Arm at SI 12. Seeds Uoed te prime Clever, no market ; Timethy dull at l 13 ; de de Flaxseed nominal at $1 23. Hew Xetk Market. Nw Yerk. J una 27. Heur State and West ern without decided change ; Superfine State. UU034 7S;extrado4aa5U);cheicodot5 10it 5 23: fancy de $5 3UQi 73; round hoop Ohie (4 75jJ5.00 : choice tin 15 10ac.7J; supertlnu western ft Oegl 73; common te geed ex tra de 4 C3($500 ; choice de f.1 lift; 73 : choice white wheat de. ut 15 250 23. Southern quiet and steady ; common t fair extra $5 2rg5 75 : geed te choice de T Sta7 M. Wheat liQHc lietter, moderately active; Ne. 2 Red. June, $1 2t"il : de July, $1 2 l 2S4; de Aug, 1 2t?l 2!i; de Sept., i 23ias. Cern a shade easier, moderately active; Mixed western spot, 5Ug$57je ; de future, ;ij 3Sc. Oats heavy ; about ; lower ; State, 413 17c : Western 4llt;ic. Cattle .11 urket. Philadelphia. June 27.-Cnttle market ac tive ; Mile. 3.UU ; prime, 9m7!;;c; geed, f! tfJtUic; 'medium, 5JG;ie; common, ftfef Sheep market dull; sale. 11,00; sheep, 4feSiJa ; eulK34 : lambs, 4'SJ. Hogs market fair, sales, 3,7(0 ; head sold at 8$'. ; according te quality. Live Stock Markets. Chicago. Hogs Receipt. Is.UWl head ; ship ments, V-t'O head; demand fair and 5Sjl0ccnU lower; mixed pecking. $5 rr. ST. : light, $ir A3 Ml ; choice heavy, $3 !X,; 15 ; culls and light Yorkers, $3Q.V). Cattle Receipts, 2,11)0 head; shipments, 4,900 head ; market active and strong : expert nom inal ut$;i; SO; geed te choice shipping, $3 CO 6; peer te lair, $35 5ii; all sold; market closing strong; butchers' active at $1 874 73; through grass Texans at 5 35; stockers and feeders, i--1l ); geed clearing. fchcep Receipts, 201) lu-.ul; shipment, S&i head ; market fairly active and steady ; coui ceui 111011 te geed, $f U5$3i Steea maraet. New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks also United States lleiid nqiorted daily by Jacob It. Lone. N. E. Cor. Centre Square. Niw Yerk Stocks. Stocks tinner. C. ILK 25'A 25i 24K r.A Western 1237,1 121 VZ i St Hudsen Canal 10! 10! VZ Chicago & North Western Chicago. Mil. & St- Paul . Canada Southern C. C.&I.C. ILK Del., Lack, Delaware Denver A Rie Grande Hannibal X St. Jee Lake Shere & Mich. Southern. Manhattan Elevated Michigan Central Missouri, Kansas & Texas N. Y.. Lake Erie X Western... New Jersey Central N. Y., Ontario X Western New Yerk Central Ohie X Mississippi Pacific Meil Steamship Ce... surauiA eniana de Preferred ... Central Pacific Texas Pacific Union Pucillc Wabash, St. Leuis & Pacillc " " Preferred. Western Union Tel. Ce flULADBM'IIlA. Stocks steady. Pennsylvania R. R. Residing..... ............ ...- Lehigh Valley .- Lehigh Navigation liuflule, Pitts. & Western Northern Central Northern Pacillc. " Preferred Hcstenville... Philadelphia X Erie R. R Iowa Cinch Mining Umitkd Statks ICemhi. United States 4 per cents ;, ..... it 5 tt . its Noen Quotations of the tirain Market Knrni.ihcd by Jaroh 1:. Leng, Commission Rreker. ClllCAUO. W flfll a fjOrll UIUS New Yeuk. vf I. -! 1 VOrll Till" PlIILAIIKI.VIIIA. irii Raltimekb. W I unit Cern , Oafs Jnly. 3I.I'i4 . .43-' Lecal Meeks and lleud. Western Uraln Markets. Demen-. Fleur quiet at $3 755 50. Wheat inactive; Ne. 1, White, cash. $123, June, $1 23; July. $120; August, l 181 : September,! 1,;; o.2de, $117 asked ; Ne72 j.eu, $1 -.y., asKeu. Cern scarce : Mixed. 51c. bid ler sound. Oats quiet ; Ne. 2 White. 41c. asked : Ne. 1 Mixed, 4lc. askcil ; Ne. 2 Mixed, SDKe. bid. Receipts Fleur, 1,00J bbls ; wheat, 9,0j0 bushels ; com, 2 OuO bushels ; Oats, .". Shipment Fleur, 1,0C0 bbls; wh-nt, KVOO bushels ; com, 2,0J0 bushels ; eats, 2,0j0 bushels. Tolkde, Ohie Wheat quiet but Ann ; Ne. 2 lieu, wuuasn, si 22; Amber Michigan, i -ii. Cern quiet, but Arm : High Mixed. 48e: Ne. 2, June.4;4c; July. 49c; August, 49c; all I lie year. 43c. . Oats dull and nominal. Receipts Wheat 3tf.oeo bushels ; Cem, Ss.ikje bushels ; Oat. C.COJ bushels. Shininents Wheat, 2,0iJ0 bushels; Cern, 1 79,000 pushels ; Oats, none. Lanc.Clty C per el. Lean, dm: 1SS2.. issv " IW... " 1SU5.. 5 ner ft. in 1 or 3il years. ' 5 per ft. Scheel Lean... " I " in ler 20 years.. " 4 " In 5 or 20 years. " 4 " in 10 or 20 years IIISCELLAXKOUS BONDS. Quarryvillc R. R., due 1S1U Reading X Columbia R. R,.due IKS Lancaster Watch Ce., due IS; Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce. due in 1 oral years Lancaster-Ces Light anil Fuel Ce. Stevens I Iou.-:e . HAS K STOCKS. First National Rank Farmers' National I tank Lancaster Cennty National Rank. Columbia National Rank Ephrnta National Rank First National Rank, Columbia.. . First National Rank, Stnisbur... First National Rank. Marietta First National Rank, Mount Jey. Lititz National Rank Manheim National Rank , Union National Rank. Mount Jey TURNPIKE STOCKS. Rig Spring ft Reaver Valley Columbia A Chestnut Hill.... Columbia X Washington Columbia A Rig Spring Lancaster X Ephruta Lane, ESiznbetlit'ii AMidillct'n.... Lancaster & Fruitville...... lnncasterA;Lltitsc Lancaster ft Williaiimtewn Lancaster ft Maner Lancaster ft Manheim Lancaster ft Marietta Lancaster ft New Helland Lancaster ft Siisqueliunmu Lancaster ft Willow Street Strasbnrg ft Millport Marietta ft Maytown Marietta ft Mount Jey mSCKLLAlfKOl'S STOCK. Quarryvllle R. K Millersvilie Street Car. Inquirer Printing Company. Watch Factory Gas Light and Fuel Company Stevens Heuse Columbia Gas Company Columbia Water Company Snsquelianna Iren Company Marietta Hellew ware rROCLAM ATION t X Netice Is hcrebyglvcn that the ordinance of the city of Lancaster "fr preventing accl dents by fire and the better preservation of order in the city" will lie strlclly en forced against all persons "firing guns ernfaall arms, or selling, casting, thmwing or tiring of Chasers or ether firework operating In asbu llarmanncr," within the city or Luiicastet during the celebration et the coining Fenrtk of July. The Police force et the cily are hereby In structed te arrest any person detected in the violation of said ordinance. JNO. T. MacUONIGLE. Je25,23,30Jy2 . Mayer. te choice 19ft New Yerk extra. and Western at 17(S17e; lull cream. TCfiSftc; de J line 27. a. m. r. n. v M 10:00 1:00 3.00 'Mi'.tyi .... .... 12?4 liViJ 125 125i .... l4Ji t;4 iwi mr 110 I-Mf 12S& 1-7?S 27J4 27i 2KS Itrt'i K&v; (IJ KOJi si;j tax 4Ki tMl loin; ieik ROJi 7il Wi . in; HI. 1W4 .... 4U, M?s M .... ""-H .... la; 101 .... C8i 12HJ 12SX 58 57k . 43 . 43 12U W 1'S 34 30 57 ; S7 VH CI 7i fit 45!-S H" 20 2 ays 1:00 wry, .... u .... wt .... VA'X. .... Aug. Sl.UJi Sept. 1.1175 Par l.a- val. saltj .$1011 $103 . 100 111 ion us.: 9 10U 120 100 105 . 100 112 1UI 103 100 w.:a . ion no $tee $11: L! 100 I02.S . 100 IU5.5C .. 100 lt,-j '.' no km; 100 70 .$100 . 50 . 50 . IfiO . 11m . 100 .MOO flTMMZ 102.3 I02.-A 135 133 I3I.S 202.St 131 III 9 70.M 100 . 100 1(10 100 50 $ 25 $ 10.2ff . 13 20 IS 5 14.10 47.2 51 50 C2J 55 MM . 25 25 KM 50 50 . 25 2tkS . 100 83 . 3UI 275. 40Jk 21 40 25 .$) $325 . 50 25 M 40 . Kill list . 25 . 10O 3 75Jt W0 100
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