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PRESBYTERIANS.
ItLV. bit WAHT'S S5TU ANHIVIIBSABY
1'iriccti Hundred J-Ylencls Oeugr.ataletS II Im
Sperclias l'me JllUilC Klegant
Te timenlals ISanfjuetH.
The 2)'Ji anniversary of Rev. Dr. C.
W. Rvr-ii''. nr.storate of the Union
Prt'." mi! -!.iuch of Colerain, which
v is -'. 1j -ted ci Sunday last, and full
j ,.t ul..ra ei uhich have been published
:-i the IsTr.i.i.ieKscnu, was fitly supple
mented jcilerday by a grand social iath
I..J, if hi: parishioners and friends at
.1.' u.uic'i ei vrhich he lias been .se long a
frith fill pa:r and for whose spiritual
: id temporal advancement be lias done se
much.
E'uly in the day vehicles of every de
scriptien, :;nd ecmiuj; from every clirec
lien, rach tri'hted with friends of Dr.
Stewair, gathered in the vicinity of the
church, while bin beds of msn and
women, boys anil irls, attired in their
best, wnnded their way r.foet te the Khr.ne
te which r.'i v.vi.- cnitr'um until the num
ber icu', .1 1 200 ei-l,.100, a much larger
number th m nulil Im pa.-'-ibly ciewded
into the ohm -ii, eap.n'ten.i thinij.ii it be.
I'p.t c.-i'elnily a h-inp, and oed
i ttui' !, and th- tiru-.!i and j im rather
add. d te than d 't:.'.-r-d I'min the eneial
iey e! the occasion.
Devotion -1 citueij-i - funned the opening
ii.ii! el the pmiMnuime. An earnest in
vecati.n. wt-. .illi'i-d by 11' v. Ely, of
Columbia iipjiie,i'i.i p.i-saes Jieni
ih- M'up'ii !-.'. Wii.: : .d by Kev. Dr,
JuVcin !1 ! tli'-s .i'
n i pr.iyei was
offereu !), Il'-.v Ci.i.-.l'.id, if Slate liide,
Yeik c n u.tv .
I!e. W K. l!i 'linn, I). D , of Uhuner,
ws ( i'"' te tiii- i'h. in and inade an ad
dr . et :. '..til h'liuV. duration. He and
Dr. J-t v.-i'' had lucu niNed together in
,!e t'i 'l. "ic'Ietd chinch, Yeil:
nit , an I tiit.ii . family paws
j .. !j iin:ii. Dr. Iuij;hani ie-
! iti'd wuiiv micics' ji'; leniiui-eeiice.s
I tbi.i I ibe.id day.-, net lerj,i.ttinj; te
jaiv la i';li at Dr. S w.ut'. exp ii'-c by
tt !ltti;r li iw lie i--'l te '.slutnb'r in hn
pew d;i,i' j tiic dull ." iiau .; el .'wine of
!h i'lii ' nidcd divines v. he fmni.shcd the
.pmtnp.l )ihnhi:n em . Inch the babe-, of
('if chiMc (Vi.i t. Dr. lJi.i'Ii.ini .spoe
in vlev.iij , I. .a. . if t':-i n-at tje id that
' i! n :c i iphhh I dniii! Dr. Slew
:.;'' j. i'e. i and : ;' h' in llitteiin,;
t( in of Al Slew is t-, . l.e was a help
!.. for lid' his ib.i'ii, and who had lelt
Tli impiii, . "i h". Cinihtian piety and
einanly vhtiit j ne1 en'y en the eenie.i.
ti .! I.'; thi'oti:;iienL !!u whole eeiiimnuit.v
e' vi i i'ii idic . iimiiiidcd.
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ti lu'elp'ni vims n.-.-.f. intro Inced atvl
si'Hulii ti 1 1 mini vik s and inti-icst
.li-- im di i'i .-I old D i:.;.il jire-bit-iry,
of v. In -h the i.re-iMi! Wi'-tininst'jr pieshy
u j i., hw ,i. II- !)! v.i!lili(j
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i ii ;i -ly .'I'd '! i dli--i d'Vi'ien t the
. i tl'c ,c!nreii i inbii d by the
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Iisi,..i:ju :i d e"niv:-', of which they
v. i the inl.ic! .
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e'l ! d wiih ; c n '.'ill it uy aiilics,
ifiT vdiich !, 'ic Ki'r'.l- :ii music was icn-
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t.'hett mchii'! by it'. 1 1 . in tiieihuieh,
re whi'sf hoi -. tlr. iT.-ie tal." si aid
in s' ' -.j.itibly enter
,i'.i i e' !iic day. llnu-
li.dd of i.thei.1-, who ini'fvitcd te lemain
i.i ai.d .'ii'i:;.ii t!i chimh, v..:t- I'lO'.incu
ciilsi a . nils', ir.i.il I'-dl iiie.i hji','d jn
. nple I i!i!i s ft ih". ch i;i emuls
The'. i i .n r .tl! i.'.sji''ct- cm;
n i.tly s i'i ti .e.il M'"C( .-..:!. Tli.' bell i'
ii di'ii ! :i'iii,f, h- b-i'ii.s la.sniy, and
cii '. lid v.-i'i !'- i-lhn, net f n j' n
i'n'1' Jione ie thrlr jirster and h'. csti
...nblc wii", b.'i In i'i il'''i:atj the i;cnt'ial
iij ., inent, whil-1 ('ii i:t.v.e ehlii.saud
i'd?i.' matie1- , f i t! v in nce foijjet. their
'ii ' stechii.i : :.ml i :.iid,itjd the yen1.;
loll .s hi adib.i ; -si. '.ihe fi, -liviiies,
iTi'-.ciiMSi'i" lii .'trn ' tfl-.mrl.
As a pii'indi- :ith. u.itail.iMieicn . .f
Wcdne-d.ij tti ! . Iy hvii I of 3'rs.SitHvat !,
eiiied si In r i : ' '.:'e in i p.centfd hoi
wi'ii a !-a;it f.il hi .. i ),.'r..'.t, e liyi
hii' ha d, -i'i an ly li:.:-!it hi India i d. b.T
a Peil.'.dt ljihi.i aitisl.
a miii: i:si;ai'i:.
home yesterday, and worked well. If
every exhibition is as amusing as the one
te day the proprietors of the escape should
remain in town for some time for the
benefit of the citizens.
MATRIMONY.
M , ii'.uHii) S)j;r.t '.i tee hloveiis llnii-e.
Te-i.y at i.iie'i .m exhibition el r. fire
i -! was jiivcn :l the Steven:! heu"e,
'' h v s vei e" 'i-sinl ind created le's
ei Inn. f'! ;'ij" i' lii.i 1 nf canvas,
and win n in t-osiiien u?i Ui, exactly like a
nebntc. The canvas i: iudd together with
stout piccci of weed, which can be used
as:iladlcr:.s.,. t w-.i hulened at the
window of a li t.i.h Mc-ry le.nn. and about
l'.i) jiersvi'. dci!'. ndcl nifcly in it te the
round. The schools h.n! just left out
..pn ihn tiia! b"; 'is, r.i'd ih small boy
:; therein le: re. V:: e th- little fel
v.h found that they co:.I j g.- ;i jblc for
oil ing 1'iey all s.cranib! -d up t.taird,
wbcie tin y wen' pl.ict! te th; seiiu'e and
het te the ground like balis. The ciewd
'vhii'h I'liiedewn inade much amusement.
! inie irre tesneiy fiihre ' ', but ihey
h.i'i no 'i-j'i '.e think ii that, as in an in
s! Lt tin , v.ci.'nt lha bottom, where the
cjnv.is v, , Tightly held by a number of
men who ). , i( abev.'thc gieund te pre
vetit aecidi m ,. g, Vcr.il l.ihes came down,
and r. coin, n jwitir :- the hotel amazed
the crowd by i-iiieiti d iwn head foremost,
thinking, m deu.it, i'iaij if his head struck
the ground fh.st lie would cscjpe Injury.
The eecaiw was tried at the children's
Orange Hlouems In Sirbarg.
A noteworthy event in Strasbarg yes
terday morning was the marriage of Miss
Ida Walker, eldest daughter of Dr. Isaac
Walker, dentist, te Rev. Charles Riggs, a
late graduate of the Laue seminary, Ciu
cinnati, Ohie, who graduated at Lafayette
college in the class of '78, in the senior
class with Mr. E. T. Walker, the brother
of the bride. Has been since called te
two churches in the town of Campus and
Emington, Livingston county, III. The
bride, Miss Ida Walker, has long been
connected with the Presbyterian church
and Sunday Echoel of the borough, and
will be greatly missed by the congrega
tion and her many friends. Four
maids of honor Miss Clara B. Walker,
sister of the bride, Miss Jennie Weeds,
Miss Hattie Leach and Mis Agnes Kenca
gy, of Strasburg, were in attendance. The
floral decorations were prefuse.many being
arranged in pleasing negligence in and
around the rooms. The bride was the-ie-cijiicut
of many valuable presents, many
of thorn being crisp greenbacks, varying
fiem ten te a hundred dollars. Bidding
farowell te their many friends they started
en an extended tour of two weeks, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Riggs will make Gin
cinnati their destination, en a Saturday
evening, where the many relatives of the
biidcgroem will detain them for a few
days, theuce en te their field of labor in
Illinois.
ro-nieKKow'.i teuknamicst.
P. Day
J he Wheelmen' Aleetlui; at the lark
The bicycle tournament, which takes
jilace at the Agricultural park tomenow
aflci neon, premises te be a very fine affair.
The indications are that the weather will
be t;oed, and if ?e the crowd is expected
te be large. There :ue about 20 entries in
four races, and the prizes are all geld aud
silver medals, which have been described
befeic in this paper. Wheelmen will be
pressnt fiem all the neighbeiiug counties.
Tne parade will take place between one
and two o'clock in the afternoon. It will
form at 1:00 mi Chestnut atrect, between
Duke and Xeith Queen and pass ever
the following teute : Chestnut te Priuce,
le Orange, te Lime, te East King, te
Centie Squat e, te Neith Queen, te Walnut
and thence te the park
The races will be under the L. A. W.
iu!es. The starts will be inade at stand
still, at the .sheeting of a pbSel. The get -tleir.cn
who will have charge of the aifair
aie ai fellows :
Judges Walter Beaidnnu, James M.
15 mho and Victer Ilaldcman.
Tiiucis J. 13. Snyder, Abra cam lliest
and aud do.'eph Barnett.
beeier 11. II. Suessarett.
Clerks or the Ceuisa Dr. E
and Michael Gray.
Slaiter V. B Yeuugiuau.
The nianageis or the affair have received
a U'h'gtain from Beit Pressy,of Smithville,
N. J., that he will be here. Mr. Pressy is
considered thu finest rider in this country
and will give exhibitions.
All Olil Tebnccu l'lrlnter.
ei I: Age.
Mr Geeige Yeung, rcsidiug near East
Pie jiecr. commenced growing tobacco in
18":!, and has raised a crop every year
sime then. lie began with the common
tobacco somewhat resembling the old
Kentucky leaf, until Havana seed was
iutiedueed in 1837,in Winser township, by
the late Mr. Benjamin Themas, when he
commenced its culture. His cieps have
always been geed and profitable; but, he
says, he will step laisiug tobacco aftci
thhs. his fiftieth year of its ruccfsstiil eul
tine. scugeulR'ri vail e.
Samuel Ilauck. el Mechanicsbiirg. Cum
bei land county, Pa , entered suit te-day,
tbiiiuli bis attorney, J. II. Fry, esq , of
thi-- eity, against Levi Seiisenig, toiecevcr
damages for the nen-fulfilment of a
Senscnig, through
and S.-nor, bought
a number or cat
bund led, and gave
in iart payment, tie
cut te te be deliveicd in May. The pi ice
of cal tie having fallen, SenFenig refused
te take them, and they were sold by Mr.
Ilauck te paities in Philadelphia at iG.15,
and Mr. Ilauck sues Senscnig for the dif-fcience.
silk plush, ana plash hands. Has a hand
somely carved base, with carved square legs,
tOne very commodious centre chair with ap
plique seat et richest design and fashionable
colors, and crimson embossed silt plush trim
ming?. And one large arm chair et particu
larly odd shape. The irame Is a model of carv
ing. This Is a very roomy chair, and la covered
with illuminated plush of a rare pattern, with
silk plush border.
The pieces have all get spring seats, edge
and backs, end the frames, which are all dif
ferent, are all finely carved ebony. The covers
are different as well as thetrames: finest suit
ever brought te this city.
Meney Ke turned.
Messrs. F. Brimmer and II. Trost recently
collected JC1 for the family el D. Carr, but
when the money was tendered te Mr. Carr he
re 1 used te accept It. It has been returned te
the contributors except between five and six
dollars. Any person who contributed and the
same has net been returned te them can have
the amount el their contribution by calling en
F. 15 1 1 mm or or H. Trost.
MEW AJTXMTI8BKMXia,
.SPECIAL NOTICES-
Files and ISugg.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
gcplier-j, chipmunks, clfaral ent by " Rough
en Hats." 15c.
X17"AJrri5U A
TV a
JS-tfd
second hand. Apply te
X.
BAKKU IOWOBK AS
te
GOS8 A SON.
HO. 101 Middle St.
YELLOW rSOKT BC HAVAHA CIGAK,
Is the best In the city, made and for sale
' HAKTMAN'S YELLOW J"BONT CIGAH
STORE.
NEW JUtTJSMTIBXMMSIB.
rTJRSDAX FAIR
TEMPEBATUEE.
AND 1NOBKA8INU
WAMTKII BY A YODKG MAM, A SITU A A
tlen as a clerk or salesman ; el some
experience ; salary net se much an object as
te be employed. An Interview desired. Ad
dress, " A B.," IsTsmeractB Omcg.
rilAKK MOTIUK, AL1, ttOUSRKEKFKBS.
X I wiil pay 2c. ler Mixed Bags, 3c. for Gum
Shoes. 4c. for AII-Woel Ingrain Carpets, 11 de
livered at 223 WEST GRANT STREET, or 235
WEST KING STREET.
i ul3 3t WM. F. HENNECK.E.
FEATHEKSCLKANED.
The only place in town where leathers
are cleaned, curled and dyed in all the latest
shades, la at E. THOMAE'S,
2) North Queen street.
8hert notice. Lewest prices. Je9 lmd
Can't Say Knuugh.
"I cannot speak tee highly et Burdock
Meed Hitlers; tl'ey have been a great blessing
te me. Cured me et biliousness and dyspep
sia trem which 1 had sniinreil ter years." Mr.
I. Marsh, Bank et Terente, Ont. Fer sate by
11. IS. Cochran, druggist. 117 and 139 North
Queen street.
TUuncler It Down ine Agep,
That ler lameness, ler rheumatism, for aches,
ler pain", and for sprains Dr. Themas' Eclec
trie Oil is a poMtlve and reliable remedy. Dr.
Themas' Eclectric Oil can be purchased et
any diuggist. Fer sale by II. li. Cochran,
druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen street.
43 Ne lamily Dyes were ever se popular as
Ihe Diamond Dyes. Tliey never lall. The
ISInck is tar superior te logwood. Any color
le cents.
c.tltle ceutiact.
his agents, Nees
finiti Mr. Ilauck
11
:il
i
iO
him a diaft of
per
$00
The lli-,t real skin cure ever discovered was
Dr. Bensen's Skin Cure. It cures all rough
and scaly skin di-,etses ami makes the skin
smooth and lieiilhy. It is an ornament te any
lady's toilet.
" Dr. Bensen's Celery and Chamomile I'ilte
cured my wife immediately of severe neural
yia " II. M.Ceckltn, Shcphenlteivn l'a. .Wc.
ut ilrugglsts.
Celdkn'b Liiiiid licet
gesitlen, and perpetuatt1
no ether, et ilrnggi sts.
Teiiln will cute indi indi
bedlly vigor. Take
ill luileed&w
My Wife Hail Kits
" Fer :l vcars." says our correspondent
Henry Clink, of K'airfleld, Lenawee Ce. Mich.,
' my w He had IPs. They would la-t ateut an
hour, and sometimes longer. Samaritan Ner
vine has permanently cured her."
H2-lwleedAw
Tt:.i t:riiinv:il lit tlie Sitntnp Act a lleeellt te
tun rcople.
In anticipation of Hie repeal et the stamp
ucl, the si.e et the bottles containing the cel
clnatcil Simmons Liver Regulator have been
ma'erially increased, se that ler $! the quanta,-
el the medicine will be greater than here here here
toleio. Ask your druggist ler, and be sure
yen get the big bottle et ?imven3 Liver Kuau Kuau
ltek. The face et humanity displays fewer pim
ples than termcily Reason Glenn's Sulphur
Seap. 'Hill's Hairand Whiskef Oye," 50 cts.
jll-lwdeed&w
THE STATE TKACHEHS' HCNIC.
i lie Time nl ir Ciittugeil le July Filth
As many teachers wish te speud their
.:ivtieu away from home, the time for
bdldiiig the tcacheis'picnic at GlenOnoke,
O.iiben cminty, has been changed te
Jul j .I'll. All the teachcis of the ntate are
iiivit.d A. large number is expected te
b- piriciit As Glen Oneke is only two
miles abeve Mauch ("hunk, aud as there
aie freqtieuttiains between the two places
ti:' ie will be ample time during the day
im a lide ever the famous Switchback
r.iiluiad.
Mr i:icl(r' Ceiiclliliiii.
ir. A. S. flicker, the yeuug steno
iM.iplicr. vlle shot himself in the head at
Yeih while feeling with a pistol seme
days age is improving. His mind con
tinues rational aud hiight, and this morn
ing he tte and enjoyed a hearty breakfast.
Nut withstanding the bullets are ledged in
his brain, bis chances of complete recovery
ate i.owL'etiKideied very geed.
A3-Plain Talkfuem dh.Swatwk Te Il7iem
It May Concern i Itching riles is one el the
most annoying complaints known te physi
cians. Every one. can tell whether he is thus
tillllctcd by observing the lollewing symp
toms : Intense itching, particularly alter get
ting warm. It seems us it pin worms were
ciawllng in or about the lectuni. Small lumps
.iomeUnus lerm. The private parts are elteu
aliccied. The meie you scratch the worse the.
itching. Knewing tlial my elntinei t is super
ter te any article in tin market, I guiirantce i
te curu the Wiirsi case et itching plies in exist
ence. r.SIncd, II.SWAVNK, M. I)
lr. Swuyius's Ointment Isulseajili asant and
elli-elive emu ler letter, itch, salt rheum, ery
lipi'l.c", liail.er'.s Heh, pl:tiplu-i, and all scaly,
iiistv, itchy skin eruptions, sold by all
iirfiiament dingglsts, or will be -cut lerSOets.
(In :te. -.lamps), .! boxes, $l.':5. Address, Dr
'ayiie& Hen, I'liil.ululpliia, l'a.
eetll-ly.lTu.TliASftw
Itrmvn'H iioiihclielil IVnacen
Is the most cllecllve l'aln Destroy or In the
win hi. Will luet suiely quicken the bleed
whether taken Internally or applied exter
nally, tinu tlieieby mere ceitatnly RELIEVE
I'AIN, wlietlier chronic or acute, than any
ether pain alleviator, and It is wan anted don den
lilu the Hlieiu;lli than any ether -iunli.r picpu picpu
rat'eu. It em en pitu m thu Sl.ie, Hack or itewcls,
Si,r Tliieut, Hlieimuitijiu, Toothache, an.t
ALL ACIII.S, unit is Tlie Orent Uellever of
Pain. "RROWN'S IIOU.SKII(ll.l) PANACEA"
should be in every rainilj. A le.iipoentul et
the Panacea in a tumbler et hoi water sweet,
ciied. If piclerrcd, taken at bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD, tt cents a betllc.
mavl-T.Tli.FAw
Feil Lamu del:, muu or Chest use Sill
LOU'S POROUS PLASTER. Priie, ir cents.
Sold by II. IS. Cochran, KtTand l.tt North Queen
livet, Lincislnr. tebllendi:
w
ltd
NK AltVEUTlb KMENTM.
ANTI-:i- IIOO II11T TO LEARN
Couch paiiilin
Apply at
LDGEULY & CO.
Market Stieet,
XT T 1 V K -OHHIhTI ANA TKUSOOTT,
1 my wi li, having lelt my be l ami beard.
1 will net Ij lespenslble ler any bills she may
cenli.ici.
It CLIFFORD TiOHCOTT.
1?0 KKMT.
A' The 'urge hall en the second lloer of hx-
celsler
et
lt
lull ler rent en easy teims. Inquire
JOHN SCHOENBEKGEIt.
KI-KIHUT
Will bj the (iRAM) OPENING et the
Stiawbeiry Festival un !er the auspices et the
ladies et the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. In
thcchuicu en E -st Clie-tnut street. The fes.
tiv.il will continue until Saturday. Admis
sion lice. . it
T
lleiisni. liHiiiHgeil by Kirc.
Theie was an alarm el fire this
afternoon at half past o'clock struck
from bit 41, corner of Lemen aud Market
.:! icets. It Was caused bv two Km rill limici.Q
adjoining Conn's lumber yard being set
en lite by spaiks from a locomotive. The
flames were extinguished bafeie much
damage was dnue.
Trespassing lu tlie Cemetery.
Five boys, ranging in age from 15 te IS
years, ami named lespctively steey,
Myers, Obeily, Ripple aud lleiselmau
v.iie an cstcd this meruiug for trcspassiug
in the Lancaster cemetery aud iniuringhe
trees, r.hrubbcry and flowers. They will
bave a hearing before Alderman Samson
at a time net yet fixed.
Strikers Gene te Werk.
All the trouble with the puddlers helpers,
at the Pdtin Ireu works, who struck for
higher wages en Tuesday, is ever. The
men all went te work this morning at the
old wages with the exception of four who
were discharged by the managers of the
work".
Strawberry Festival.
Te-n'ght the ladies et the First Baptist
church, East Chestnut street, will open their
annual strawberry icstival in the church this
evening. The church has been handsomely
(lscmaleil ami a pleasant time Is anllcip iled
Grand Parler Suit.
In the s'ore window et A. K. llett'uieler'.s
tnrnitiire establishment, Eajt King street, is
shown one very large Turkish Iren irame
ever slntl'ed sera, handsomely carved ebony
bise, upholstered with spring seat elge, back
and ai ins, with diamond pleating and covered
wltheilinscn silk plush, with silk lesetts and
tassels en face of each arm and cacirendel
back.
One large cushioned armchair, covered with
a very elegant pattern et Jute veleure, with
embossed silk plush bands and fl03sedge pen pen pon
pens. Twe small cushioned chairs covered with
crimson plush te match sera, with applique
backs, and floss edges and pen pens te match.
One small stuffed ever chair lu veleure and
Wlll 111! held TO.
MORROW (FKday) EVENING. at S o'clock.
In Washington Assembly hall, tlilul lloer et
Girari! house, North Queen strut t.
It A. 11. HAMMOND, secretary.
VIZ CLOSING OUT HAl.t.
stock and Stere. Fixtures. Drv
Goods, Groceries, Notions, Glass and Queens
wave, mint hesnld this week at Ne. SOI NORTH
QUEEN STUEEr, opposite Northern Market
Heuse. A large let el syrups will be sold this
evening. Sale te commence at 7 o'clock
p. m. it
ST.lTKO niKKTING
il Jim ten Hie company
-rvmii
JL The
S1
15AT.KO PKO OSAI.S KOK STKKf.T
WORK. Sealed lirone-als ler Imihlimr
sewer anil grading Derwart street lrera Maner
ie i-einar street, ami ter building sewer en
West Chestnut stieet fiem Market street le
Water street and ler grading Pine street
from West King te Orange street, will be re
ceived by the street committee nn te 7 o'clock
en MONO . Y EVENING. June 25, 1883.
All proposals must be in strict accordance
with plans and specifications, te be seen at
the otllce or Cel. W. II. Gerhart, city regulator
Giant building, and must be for the entire
work for fhe (liiferent jobs.
Proposals te be deposited in sti eet commute e
hex at Alderman Rarr's efllce.
Uy order of street committee.
ji'N,16,a,2J J. K. ISA RR, fjlerk.
T Itl)KSK'.l.
Strawberries !
Strawberries !
FIVE HUNDRED liOXES FRESU STRAW
ItRllRIES, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) MORNING.
wnluEsLi'MVi,','.? ye',r ,ireserv ,ng
BURSK'S, NO. 17 EAST KING tiTREEl'.
HEADQUARTKRS FOIt
FIRBWOilKS.
STOREKEEPEUS, LOOK TO
TEREST.I
Give us a call. We are
wholesale trade.
BTJBSK'S,
Ne, 17 EAST KING STREET.
YOUR IN-
new ready ter the
TH)K BEST-THIS BUILDING 614 AM)
30 61G East King street, with steam power,
suitable for manulacturlng purposes, ware
house, etc. Apply te
vvf HERMAN MILLEK,
j9 iwd 612 East King St.
DGHOOL TAX 1883.
C3 The duplicate is
In the hands of the
Treasurer. 3 per cent, off lorprempt pay
nienr. W. O. MARSHALL, Treasurer.
Ne. 12 Centre Square.
Office hours from 9 a. m. te 4 p. m.
J9-tttlR
I BUY BIT GOODS FROM FIRST HASuS
for cash and sell the best goods for the
money In the city at
HARTMAN" YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORK.
'IlUK TIME FOR BIDS FOK THE EBKO-
I tlen of the Farmers' Western Market
Heuse will be extended te MONDAY, .JUNE
18. at neon. G. M. ZAHM.
jil-2td Chairman Building Committee.
CI KASS FUR SALK.
J The undersigned offers at private sale a
let et geed grass by the acre en his tarm en
the Wabank read, about two miles from the
city of Lancaster.
JuliJ-21 MILTON E. IIERSIIEY.
MKKWOBIU-AU TUB LATKST HOW
prices.
V ready for dealers' Inspection, at city
Jell-lwd
J. E. WEAVER,
53 West King street,
Lancaster, Pa.
SCHOOL. FURNITURE.
Proposals Ter supplying the new four
room building en Ann street, wilh Primary,
Secondary and Teachers' Desks, will be re
ceived until WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20, at 8
o'clock p. in. II. Z. RUOADS.
j unel3 7td Chairman et Committee.
DUBI.IO SALK OF
BOUSKHOLD AND
Kitchen Furnltuie. Theundersiencd will
sell at public sale the Household ami Kitchen
turnlture et Mrs. Catharine Gerber, dee'd., at
her late residence. Ne. 123 East James street,
en FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1883. at 1 o'clock, p. m.
A.C. REINOEHL,
Executer et estate of Mrs. Catharine Gerb r,
deceased.
huuBERT A Sutten, Auctioneers. jel2-3t
A GRAND STKAWUEltRY FKSTIVaL
AND FAIR,
FOR TUG BKNKMT OF
ST. JOSEPH'S OHUROH,
Will (emincuce next SATURDAY, JUNE IC
at l o'clock p. in.,
INST. JOSEl'IPS HALL,
St Jeseph street, and contlnue ter ten days.
JuI32w
INJUK1LS TO THE DRUM OFTHKKAK.
The diseases el the membrana lytnpanl
occur cither as a result or an Inflammation et
the external auditory canal, or of the middle
ear.
All Diseases of the EYE, EARand THROAT
permanently cured by
DR-. H. D. and M. A. LONGAKER.
Treatment office 13 East Walnut street,
Lancaster.
Consultation free. jli3td&w
1-VILIU SALE OF HORSES AND COWS.
On SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 18S3, will be
sold at public sale at the public house et llen
iamln Dally, at Mlllersvllle, Lancaster, Ce.,
Pa., the lollewing stock te wit : 13 head et
VIRGINIA DRAFT AND DRIVING HORSES;
10 Celts irem 2 te 3 years old, heavy boned;
amongst them are a few teams well mate and
geed steppeis. Ten heait of COWS, some lresh
and springers. The above stock Is geed and
must be as represented or no sale. A credit
et U) days will be given.
Sale te ceminr nce at 1 o'clock, when attend
ance will begiveu by II. C. LINTNER.
Samuel Hess ft Sex, Aucts. Jul3-3t
VTUTlCK TO BRIDGE BUILDERS FRII-
i nesal for the erectleu of a county
b.idKoever Little Chickles creek at Myei's
lording, en read from Mt. Jey te Celumbiu,
will be received at the County Commissioners'
office, Lancaster, Pa., until 12 o'clock, m ,
FRIDAY, JULY 13.1S83.
Ne bids will be considered unless they are
uccoinpar.ied by a bend ter twice the amount
et the bid, ter the falllvlul performance el the
work.
Specifications can be seen at the commis
sioners' elllce.
By elder of
THE BOARD.
At est: Frank Gri est.
Clerk. JelKUawdtd
(A BAND BICYCLE TOURNAMENT.
McGRANN'S PARK,
Friday Afternoon, June 15, 1883.
ONE MILE RACE.
TWO MILE RACE.
THREE MILE RACE.
FOUR MILE RACE.
Eighteen Competitors for the Hand
some Geld Prizes.
Ladles especially Invited and ar.i assured
that the best et order will be preserved. Per
sons driving will be allowed en'rance with
horses without extra charge.
ADMISSION 25 i.ENTE
GRAND STAND.
It
'.10 CENTS.
We often hear of busy men,
but arn't there a let of busy
women in the world ? It did seem
as n net weatner was never
coming and there need be no
haste te de the summer shopping,
but when "was there ever se het
a June and when did the country
hills court us se bewitchine-lv ?
Se, then, somebody must be
pushed te get the new mattings
and rugs and perch chairs and
the few scattered things of bed
chamber, closet and kitchen that
were broken or lest last year.
Happily enough, most all of
your wants can be supplied at
once, and one uniform price
saves lets of time and shortens
the work. If the list of memo
randums cannot be completed
by midday, there is no need- te
go out into the broiling sun, for
lunch can be had in the gallery
ever the reading room. There
are four difterent convenient
places te deposit luggage and
have it checked while buying, se
as net te be burdened with bags,
umbrellas or gossamers.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
There is coolness in the Ladies'
Striped Skirt that costs half a
dollar, and it is just as cool as
it was when sold at 75 cents net
long age.
Arcade, right.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Fer $2.50, Black Lawn
Dresses.
Fer $2.50, real geed Gingham
Dresses.
Fer $3.50, Gingham Suits,
trimmed with lace.
Fer $4, Chintz Suits, in Plain
Celers and Checks.
Fer $5, FiguredChintz Suits.
Fer 5, Gingham or Seer
sucker Suits.
Fer $6, Figured Chintz Suits,
trimmed with Braid.
Fer $6.50, very pretty Striped
Seersucker Suits.
Fer 7, finer quality Seer
sucker, nicely trimmed with
Edging.
Fer $9, Embroidered Seer
sucker Rebe, three colors.
Lawn Dresses, $4, $5, $10
and $20.
White Dresses, $3.50, up te
$70. We never had se many
beautiful White Dresses as new.
SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY KVKNINQ, JUNE 14, 1833.
THE END.
BBADr, DORSEY AND THE GANG FREE
1301 Chestnut, second Meer. Take limine ear.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
IIOAKO OIT HEALTH NOl'lUK.
llKALTH DBPARTMKNT, ClTY OF LANCA8TKH,
June 1M883.
Te the Citizens of Lancaster:
in view el the existence el Sinall-Fex in the
City of Lancaster, the Beard r.t Health hereby
urgently requests the vncclnaHea et all the
inhabitants of the city, and the revacclnatlen
ei all persons who have net been succes-dnlly
vaccinated errcvacclnatcd within live ycais.
The Beard et Health will lurnish Vaccine
Virus gratuitously, en application te the sec
retary, te physicians, for the vaccination el
such persons as are unable te pay for the
same.
By order of the Heard el Health.
C. H. BltOWN, M. P., Secretary.
I lieai tlly endorse theanVare leqnest.
112-St JOHN T. MacGOnIGlE, Mayer.
illUAV, JUNE 7.
F
A FEW DAYS AGO-A YOUNG MARRIED
COU1T.E (ON THEIR WEDDING TRIP)
CALLEDTO HAVETHEIR PHOTOSTAKEN
BY THE INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS TO
GIVE TO THEIR FRIENDb. THEY WERE
SO WELL PLEASED WITH TIIEM THAT
THEY SENT AN ORDER FOR TWO DOZEN
MORE.
J. E. ROTE,
Ne. 106 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
june2-ttil
PROPOSALS FOR rUKNISHIMU aTA aTA
tlenery. Fuel and ether supplies. In
compliance with the constitution and laws el
the Commonwealth or Pennsylvania, I hereby
invite scaled proposals at prices below maxi
mum rat s fixed In schedules, te tnrnlsh Sta
tionery, Fuel and ethersupplles ler the Senate
and Heuse et Representatives, and the sever
al departments or the state government or
Pennsylvania, and for plumbing. ga fitting
at.d steam fitting ler the Senate and Heuse et
Representatives ; repairs, furnishing halls and
ce'iiiniltee rooms ei the Senate and Heuse et
Representatives, and distribution of reports,
documents and ether printed matter et the
Senate and Uense et Representatives, and ttie
Department of Public Instruction, ler the
year ending the first Monday or June, Anne
Domini one thousand eight lnlndicd and
elehty-leur.
Separate proposals will be received and sep
arata contracts awarded as announced in said
schedules. All proposals must be addressed
and delivered te me belere two o'clock and
thirty minutes, p. m.et FRIDAY. 29th DAY
Or JUNE, A. D., 1883, and at that time the
proposals will be opened and contracts award
ed by me, in the Executive Chamber, at Har
rlsburg, Pennsylvania. Schedules containing
lenns et proposals can be obtained en appli appli
catien at the efllce or the Secretary of the
Commonwealth by all persons proposing te
bid for contract. w. 8. STBNGKR,
. .5?erelary or the Commonwealth.
Jrax 4, 1683. )e4-20td
Nun's Veiling, genuine
French, in beautiful cream
shade ; imported te sell for
37 j4 cents ; the price we oilier
it at is 25 cents. A few Cham
bray and Sateen Embroidered
Robes that have been in the
window, the embroidery has be
come slightly soiled en the out
side fold, net faded, and en this
account we have put them down
te $5, $6 and $7, which is just
50 per cent, of their value.
At the third counter from
Chestnut street entrance, right
of main aisle, we display this
morning the best assortment of
novelties for dresses, combina
tion suits, robes and wraps, at
prices ranging from $3 te $4.50
per yard. Seme are elegantly
embroidered with roses, begonia
leaves, cornucopias, horse shoes,
croquet mallets and balls, &c,
en grounds of white, blue, gar
net and ether shades of finest
woolen fabrics silk embroidery.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Late importations and bal
ances of' ordered goods keep
coming along, overflowing our
stock of Black Dress Goods.
We would like te clear off the
counters of some of these lets.
Here's one piece of this and two
pieces of that ; it's net worth
while te tell you what they are,
for by the time you get here
they may be gene. But we open
te-day 2 pieces of Sewing. Silk
Grenadine at $1 .25 and 4 pieces
somewhat finer at $1.50 ; it is
six weeks since we have had any
of this make, and we should have
received these a month age.
Six pieces of 65-cent Black
Albatross, which 3 will sell at
half a dollar a yard
First counter Iretn Chestnut street en
trance, leltet main aisle.
Jehn Wanamaker.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets and
City Hull Pquare
PnTT.ADKI.rillA.
TWO SMALL HAND.MADK HAVANA
cigars, for S eta., at the Old Stand,
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
"TORE.
Tbe Jury In Uie star Reute Trials Return a
Verdict 01 Acqaltai Demonstrative
Scenes About tbe court Roem.
Washington, D. C, June 14. Tlie
jury in the Star Reute case this morning
brought in a verdict of net guilty.
Cheers and Tears.
Upen the announcement; of the verdiet
cheers resounded from all quarters of the
crowded court room. Mrs. S. W. Dersey
sprang te her feet clapping her hands,
while tears streamed down her cheeks,
and there were many ladies in the court
wne were siiently weeping, s. W. Hersey
and Brady were the recipients of warm
congratulations, and were greeted with
renewed cheers as they left tbe court room
ey tue crowd outside.
Tbe Jar j Discharged.
In reply te an inquiry of Judge WyJie
a? te his health, Jurer Vernen stated that
hi lelt "first rate." The jury was then
discharged, and en their way ent of the
court room were beset by a throng of inter
ested persons, prominent among them being
the defendants and Mrs. S. W.Dersey and
Mrs. Peck, who thanked them for their
verdict with tears in their eyes. Upen
reaching the sidewalk the jurors were
again vociferously cheered. The foreman
stated te a representative of the associated
press that Gve ballets were taken, the
verdict of acquittal having been reached
at eight o'clock this morning.
TUE SECOND TRAGEDY.
The incitement ever Dukes' Killing Sub-Id
Die Features et the JKveDt.
Union-town, Pa., June 14. Thosheoting
of N. L. Dukes last evening, the slayer et
Capt. A. C. Nutt, by the son of the latter,
was the all absorbing topic te-day. The
excitement has comparatively subsided,
however, aud every ene apparently is
breathing a sigh of relief new that the
last chapter has been added te the sad
tragedy. There is a large influx of the
rural population eagerly inquiring into
every particular of the horrible affair.
The yucatleu of tue Heur.
Among the masses the question is
" What will be done with young Nutt '."
People are afraid te trust the ttibunal
which acquitted tlie murderer of L'.ipt.
Nutt, and would have the avenger tried
by a popular veti Thtse questions are a
little premature, but the past, present anil
future are ali discussed in oue and the
same moment. The coroner's jury re
snnicd the investigation this meruiug,
only ene witness testifying last night.
Who Saw the Sheeting.
Ofliceis Frank Pegg, Gee. B. Hutchisen,
Alfred Cellins, E. A. Linge, Postefficn
Clerk Geerge Miuur and ethers,
described the sheeting and the in
cidents thereof, but their statements
did net vary materially from the descrip
tien of the sheeting telegraphed from
here last night. Officer Pegg described
hew no arrested yeuim Nutt after the
act had been committed. Thu latter
came williDgly with him as seen as he saw
that his captor was an officer.
The jury rendered a verdict that Dukes
came te his death by wounds from a pistol
in tlie hands of James Nutt.
Steeic marKet.
Quotations by Reed, McUrann
ira, Lancaster, ra.
C L.A 1. C. ......
Michigan Central 93
New Yerk Central KlJa
New Jersey Central S8
Ohie Central 113$
Del. Lack. & Western.... J29M
Denver Rie Urande.... IS
Jrie......................... e3
Ivinsas Jt Texas 32
Lake Shere 112
Chicago A N. W., com.... llWi
N.N., Ont. Western.... 2"M
tt. Paul ft Omaha 47JJJ
Pacific Mail 434
Rochester ft I'ltlsbunrh.. aWd
St. Paul 103$!
ft Ce ,
11 a.m. 12 x.
SKNTKNUF.U I'OK I.IFK.
8 x UeiiliiRtclana Sent te tlie I'enlteiitmry ler
tbeKesL et 'llielr I.lven.
Mount Stf.iu.tne, Ky , June 14. .Tun
Barnett, en trial for the murder of Vaughn
Helten, was peinutled te withdraw his
pica of net guilty and plead guilty. Thu
prosecution theu offered testimony te show
the facts of the minder. The widow of th-i
murdered man told hew her husband was
shot in bed aud fell dead upon a sleeping
infant by her sidc.The jury fixed the pun
ishment te the penitentiary for life. Five
el the seven jointly indicted with Barnett,
namely, Newton YarbtJi, Jehn Becrafr,
Wm. Becraft, Jehn Gibbs and EllietL
Wadkius also Headed guilty and leciived
a like sentence.
Why They iiiiln't Lynch Him.
New Yekk, June 14. A special
dispatch says that, one hundred armed
men rede into Kingsten, N.
C, last night te li,cli Guilferd Seau, a
uegie, but the slieiitl aud citizens eie
guaiditig the jail and tlie nieli depaited
quid ly.
A Frcurh Village Destroyed.
Paris, June 1 1 The village of V.il
leires, in the department of Savey, h.is
been destieyed by lire. The inhabitants
baiely escaped with their lives. All tlie
live stock in the pi i v, including one him -died
head of oxen, pciished.
l'lenly or Winl: for the Court.
Washington, June 14. Tue News' San
Saba special says tli it the court is new in
session at Llano, and state tteAps have,
been sent there tu picsirve pjace. Thirty
murdeis are en the doeket. Hei ions
trouble is expected.
A Reported Lease
New Yerk, June 14 The
contemplated lease of the Headin,
Yeik te tlie Ceutial, is pronounced as
being assintd by pisenu usually well in
formed in Readim; .) flails
lepertcd
" te New
Werk in trie MIucm.
Philadelphia, June 14 The antlna
cita coal iuteiests haveagieed te wink
full time dining the week commencing
Mtii.il .y next, June 18, aud te suspend
mining' en the 23th, 29th aud 30th iusc
Where the Hear Ki'jey 'lliviuaelveH.
St. Jehn. N. B , June 14. A young
boy named Belditi was killed aud eateu by
a bear at Annogance, Kings county, yes
terday while picking sarsaparilla in the
weeds.
Ready tu Opru Up.
Wasuinoten, June 14. The comptrel
ler of the currency has authorized tlie
Fiist National bauk of Rochester, Pa., te
begin business with a capital of .10,00(1.
Wr.ATtlKK INDICATION.
Washington, June 14. Fer the .Widdit
Atlantie states, fair weather, northerly
winds, becoming light aud variable, slight
changes in temperattue, rising followed
by falling barometer.
I'olaeaeil by ice Creain
Wednesday afternoon the wife of E II.
Evans, a confection. -r, en Old street,
Petersburg, Va., his child and a young
lady visiting thi family, were poisoned
and inade seriously ill by eating ice cream,
which was seasoned thieimli mistake with
extract of lemon. Efferts are being made
te save their lives.
atAKKbia.
f lillleliliia Market
Puiladklpuia, June H 'Ieur quiet hut
11 in i.
Rve Heur at ti 'Q3 ',:.
Wheat quiet; Ne. 2 Western Red, $1 WAii
119V4; Ne. a de$l UKQ115; Ne.l Red tff'21
Ql 2.
Cern linn : sail Yellow scarce at G3GGc :
sail Mixed, U13(mc; Ne. 3 MUed, 578C0c.
Oats steady an. I In fair deinaud: Ne.l
White, 50c: Ne. 2 de, -0849kc; Ne. .1 de,
48Q18KC ; Ne. 2 Mixed, 47c,
Rye nominal at 70c.
Seeds unchanged.
Previsions duif.
Butter firmer, with geed demand.
Kggs firm en light stocks ; Peiina. extra,
2092OXC : Western, 18K19c.
Cheese quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum and whiskey uncbange J.
Texas I'acinc S9W?
Union Pacific 97
Wabash Common 21
Wabash Preferred 45
Wcst'rn Union Telegraph 83vi
Loulsvllle ft Nashville... 54
N. W.Chi, ft St. L UJi
Lehigh Valley 7J
Lehigh Navigation K
Pennsylvania GJ
Reading 30
P. T. A ltulfale llli
Northern Paclflc-Cem... 52
Northern Paciilc Piet... !K
llcstonville
Philadelphia A Kile
Nertiiern Central .is
Undci ground
Camilla Southern U79S
People's Passeinrer.
94
124
129k
9ii
MJti
317
1125S
135k
s
43J
20K
105JS
96
29Ji
2
51
ll?i
t7K
?h
IW'4
30
uya
M)S
90?5
9
PlilladeliUiitt
Quotal.'en-iliv Associated Press.
Stocks stead-.
1'hilHilelphiaft Krle It. R
leading ICuilieud ,
Pennsylvania Kallread ,
Lehigh Valley Itallrend
United CmiiiitnicM el New Jersey....,
Northern Piicltle. ,
f-erthein Pact tic Pielerre I
Neilherii Central Itallread
Lehigh Navigation Company. .k
Norrlstewn Kallread
Central Trauipnrtatien Ceinpiuv. ..
Pitt-h'g, Tltusville ft UMUleR. R. ..
Little bchuvlklll Railroad
Mew verx
Quotations by Associated Press.
Mecks unlet. Meney, .
New Yerk Central
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Adams Kxpress
Michigan Central Kallread
Michigan Southern Kallread
Illinois Central Railroad
Clcve'and A Pittsburgh Kallread
Chicigeft Keek Island Railroad
Pittsburgh ft Kert Wayne Kallread...
Western Union Telegraph Company.
Teledo A Wabash
New J. r-ey Central
New Yerk Ontario A Western
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Inijuher Printing Company
Watch factory
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Sleven? lloitse (Bends) ,
Celiniil.ia (las Company ,
Columbia Water Company
Sii-i.iit'!i.uiii'i lien Company
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Stevens Heme .
Sicily Island....,
Kast Rnndy wlne A Waynesb'g.
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Maytnwn A Kllzabethtewn
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Lancaster A Nev Helland 100
Lanraater ASnaaueluinii'i 300
BANK STOCKS.
First National nanh 100
Farnurs' National Bank 50
Fulton National Bank 11)0
Lancaster County National Utinfc.. no
Coin mi. la National Bank :00
Christiana National Bauk 100
Knlnatit National Rank im
First N ttleual Rank, Ceiumbla.. .. 100
Firs! N'allenal liana, Sirabiiri.... 100
First. National Bank, Muiiettu le-i
First Nntleual Bank. Mount Jey.. 100
LItit. National Hank 100
Manhei n National Bank 100
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nim; by the carload at reduced prlcei All Iti.i
BKST URADKS OF COAL,
Beth ler Family and .Siijim pnrpeies.
Ci:.MKNT bvth liarre.. HAY and STRAW
by the ten or bale.
Yaiid 31.1 Harrlshiirg I'ile.
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NOTH K TO CONTKAUTOttM.
Sealed proposals will be received up te 7
o'clock, p. m., en SATURDAY, JUNK 23. ISsi,
Ter wen: anil material requ'redat the Kastern
market house. In the lollewing divisions :
Fer bricks per ,ece ( hand and machine
made ).
Fer laying brick per 1,000.
Fer cut-stone work-, sills, slaps and re.ln f.
Fer mill-work.
Fer lumber.
Fer paving, persquare yard.
Fer sand, per ten anrt per l,eon brick in wall.
Fer lime, per bushel.
Fer painting and glazing.
Fer carpenter work.
Fer tin rpelingand spouting.
Fer plumblDg.
Fer making and placing In position ree.
trusses and rooting, same ready ler tin.
Fer plastering.
Bids will also be received at the sam.itlmu
and place for the erection et the whole house
complete.
Plans and specification) can be seen at the
office et Allen A. Iterr ft Ce., Ne. les K. Klu,;
street, where bids will be received.
The committee reserve thu right te reject
any or all bids. J. rRED. SEN Kit,
iel3,16,20,22R Chairman.
. Kmr Trk MarKK.
w Yerk. June 14. Fleur Uull and easier.
Wheat c lower and heavy; Ne. 2 Red.
Cera XQUfi lower and quiet : Mixed Western
pet. 50O65XC ; de tntnre, W673c.
rrSlt a ?ai-e lower ; He. 2 July, 45c ; State,
500560; Western, 450C4C.
Live Stock Prices.
Chicago Hogs Receipts. 24.000 head : shin
ments, 2,300 head ; market brlslc, acUve ana
Arm, but net quotably higher; alt sold;
mixed packing, $0 30a 70 : heavv ic 65S7 -light,
IG2iGC 75; Skips, $3 2535' ' 9
Cattle-Recelpta, 4,00j head shipments. 2.900
head; demand brisk; market llrmer ana
mero actlve ; all sold ; experts, 5 geC 15 -geed
te choice shipping, 5 C0Q5 80 ; com
men te medium. 55 50 ; cows and mixed
slew- but steady at 2 5005 ; stockers ana
teeders. $34 90.
biieep Receipts, sOO head; shipments, ICO
head ; market brisk and strong ; common te
geed at $j 7534 25 : choice te extra. t4 5035.
last Liberty Cattle Receipts, 1,425 head ;
4KS5C 636c; ra-r te geed, 5e5e;
JsfT1.001113 neais market slew;
Philadelphlas.t710a7 20; Yorkers, 6 9071e!.
Sheep Receipts, 2,a head ; market lair ;
bw3A-5d5c ; ,llr te g00l, QV4b ; common.
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