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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-08-20

4ACy O0AACu ltA1 OOi Soy ODdIIOW,
as a nice way of reminding people how
far he had travelled. But he took care
that nobody should ever forget it. He
was always talking of the strange places
he had seen, and spoke Sparrow Ian
guage with a foreign accent; and the
way he turned out his toes was almost
French. He was very vain little
bird, and it vexed him to hear all the
ady-sparrows, who seemed to admire
him, talking so much about this DIR.
Black. Secretly, his little breast filed
with envy of DIR. Black, who was said
to be such a handsome crow and such a
wise doctor.
So, one morning. Mr.. Jersey Spar
row appeared at the fountain.
"Why," said he, ''he's not crow!
A crow is three times as big as thatr'
DIR. Black was little frightened, for
he knew this was not a stay-at-home
sparrow that he must deal with now.
But, like wise bird. he said nothing,
and tried to look as if he thought it was
not worth while to notice this loud
young person.
'sWhy." said Mr.. Jersey Sparrow.
scanning him closely. ''he's nothing but
. blackbird!"
What q buzz and chatter went up
from the sparrow colony! The little
gentleman-sparrows all began to shake
their heads and say they had always de-
clared there was something wrong
about this DIR. Black, while the little
lady-sparrows divided into two parties.
The lady-sparrows who had admired
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-19
LOGAN'S LOYALTY.

Vigorously Defending 1t on tho Senate Floor.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-In the Senate
to-day the usual motion to go into execu-
tive session was lost aud the Senate took
up regular business, namely, the rcsolu,
tion for election, etc. Mr.. Logan is now
on the floor making speech in
refutatiOn of the charges which have
been made and which he characterized
as ISLANDERS, that he aJ any time sympa-
thized with secession. He read in support
of his denial Of the charges a letter which
he had received from Senators Lamar and
Pugh, who served with him in Congress
at the outbreak of the war, bearing tcs
timong to his Uogan's) loyalty to the
Union at that time. He also quoted
from speeches made by him to show his
opposition to secession and challenged
anybody to show any speech in which he
had uphold the rebellion. He denied ex-
plicitly the various charges that he had
raised a company to join the rebels, and
read letters to prove that those charges
were absolutely false.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-19
Live Stock Market,

EAST LIBERTY-Cattle-Receip 3,l45 head
Of through and 79l OF yard stock since Friday.
Supply fair witha good demand. Range from
81 25@6 80 for fair to extra.
HOgs-Receipts, $40 heal: PEiladclphias,
s. 4OG6 30 YOrkers, $5 90608lO
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head market opened
firm ut last weeks prices but closed very
slow.
BUYFALO.-Cattle-Keceip 2JOO head total
for the week thus far, $50 head same time
last week, 500 head consigned through. 36l
cars market fairly active and prices q shade
higher than last Saturday sales, extra steers
ut IS SOG6; light choice, = 5O05 Is: good to
choice shippers steers. $5R5 40 fair butchers
stock at 81 5O0l s. stOckers and feeders
steady light stOckers s. 5OGA: good, 81 250
4 90; Western feeders, - 6o94 IS; Canadn
stockcrs 81 1904 20.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 800 head total
for the week thus tar, $3.50 head same time
last week. 6,50b; consigned through, . cars;
market active, and prices q shade higher !;
sales fair to good western sheep at $8G6 50 !;
choice to fancy; S6 GOG6 90: very extra heavy,
for export, $6 80fl7: one load OF clipped sheep,
first Of the season, brought 5 80, averaging 107
Ds each; western lambs quotable ut S6G7 for
fair to good.
Hogs.-Reseipts. 400 head; total for the
week thus fur, 5000 head Same time last week
10000 head consigned through, IS cars mar
ket moderately active and prices higher sales
of light Yorkers at s606 TO-; good to choice,
s6 2O@6 30; good medium, S 25@6 10: good
heavy, s. 53@6 60; one load extra at 96 % pigs
dull; quotable at $S@5 40; choices 6e@5 -.
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TWO SETS OF OFFICEks.
Both Of Whom Arc Entitled to Certai
PrivilegeS.

Both Of Whom Arc Entitled to Certat.
Privileges.
PHILADELPHIA, April 19.-Argument
upon the application to the United States
circuit court for recognition of Frank s.
Bond and others, as the legally
elected officers of the Philadelphia s
Reading railroad company, took place to-
day before Judges McKennan and Butler.
At its conclusion Judge McKennau stated
that it was the infexible purpose of the
court not to be mixed up in any contro-
versy regarding the officers of the com
pany. But as a highly respected court
had adjudged certain persons elected as
president and managers of the corporation
proper to respect for its decision required
that the persons in question should
not be debarred from enjoying the privi-
leges and performing the functions OF the
Offices to which they claimed to be en-
titled, but the court did not intend to ex-
clude the persons now serving rs officers
and managers from enjoying similar privi
leges pending final decision of the court of
proper jurisdiction.
The following order was made
"And now, to wit, April 10, 1881, the
court orders and directs that the receivers
heretofore appointed by this court
in the above causes furnish to Messrs.
Frank S. Bond, George F. Tyler
Samuel r. Shipley. John S. Newbold,
Edw. F.Steel, Chas. Parrish, John Lowber
Welsh, Samuel Bradford and Edw. L.
Kinsley, suitable accommodations in
the Office of the Philadelphia &
Reading railroad company, No. 227
South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
for the performance of the duties and
functions of the offices to which they claim
under the order of the court of common
pleas to have been elected in the Philadel-
phia s. Reading railroad company, and
also to permit the above named persons to
examine. inspect and have free access
to all the books and papers of
the said Philadelphia s Reading
railroad in the possession and under
the control of said receivers the
said receivers not excluding or in any
wise interfering with tho enjoyment by
Franklin B. Gowen and his board of the
same privileges which are hereby accorded
to Frank s. Bond and his associates
Argument upon the deferred income
bond and blanket mortgage questions wa,
set for tomorrow.
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rAlLADsIPnA, Pa, April l9..Flour hrm
fair inqairy; superane, at 9 0003 %;
extra S 75H4 8 /; Ohio amt indiana famtay
S5 2595 IS: Penns. family - S705O St Louis
family 1 7506 8: Mfnnes0ta Extra S565 Is: 00
straight, Ss1aS8 g; winter patent o s007 50 ;
spring do . sb07 Is.
Rye hour at 8 95@5 81.
Wheat strong at an advance; No. western
Red. 81 2sA: Pennsylvania Red and Amber.
Corn scarce and wanted: steamer, .70s7,<c ;
yellow and mixed 573<656xc.
Oats quiet No. " htte, SOC: NO.2. do, i6x0
&c: No. & 10 451<c: No. Mixed, Nc.
Rye scarce and higher ut q l0c.
Provisi0ns-markot strong: meas pork 1T
SIS 50; beef hams at III 7o023 %; indian
mss beef, 81 % f. o. b. Bacon-smOked
shoulders &c; salt do &C: smOked hams II
@ll1sc; pickled hams 9@0lOc
Lard f1rmer: city kettle, 1lX6l2e IOOa
butchers l0A01lc prime steam. at 9n IS.
Butter quiet Creamery extra 3363Ac GOod
to choice 3O63s; B. e. & N. \. extra, tubs,
new, ,2S92ac; old hrkins, l50lSc Western dairy
extra 2iGs7c; do good to choice 20624c. Rolls
dull except choice Penn'a and Western IL
92.
Eggs easier and dull Penna. and Western
Cheese-market steady but quiet New York
full cream l31<0l3a4o; Western full cream l21lz
@l3c; do fair to good, L0i2c: do half skins
SG9c: Pa. skins 7Nc.
Petroleum quiet: refined nc.
Whisky at 81 %.
seeds-Good to prime clover neglected at
7@71S; do do Timothy firm, $ CSC: 10: do do
Fiaxseed steady at 81 s. tor pure.
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Western Weekly ssrsin Markets.

DETROIT, Mich.-Flour dull.
Wheat in fair inquiry and easier No.
White, 81 O7/. cash and April; 81 O71T May and
June 81 Os. July; No. 2White, 81 OSA; No. !!
Red nominal.
Corn firm Mixed, i9c.
Oats firm, but scarce; Mixed Soc White, 4O0
4OLc.
Clover. sccd-No. 2 $lO6.
Receipts--Flour. 1900 bbls; wheat, 6s OOO bus
corn, 5000 bus.
Shipments-FIour, 1000 bbls; wheat, 5000
bus: corn. 8,OOO bus.
TOLEDO, Ohio-Wheat opened strong. closing
q shade easier; No. White Mich, 81 "; Am
sllls; May and June, 81 llsS; July. 81 0719 |;
August. 81 0iA; No. Red Wabash, 81 %; re-
jected. CSC; No 2 Red Mixed, 81 10.
Corn quiet; High Mixed l7Ac; No. espot
and July. 47c: No. 2. White. 5oc: rejected.
i6L:.
Oats quiet; No. 3S54c.
At the clOse--W heat steady Amber Mich.
held at 81 TX, 81 IL bid; sales for April and
May ut 81 III; June held ut 81 llsS, 81 IN bill
July. 81 OS; August 81 Ois4; all the year, 81 o..
Receipts Wheat, 2. .OOO bus corn, 900 bus !;
oats, lOOJ bus.
shipments--whcat, $1,000 bus; corn, q $40
bus oats. loo bus.
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, April Is.-The receipts OF stock at
the various yards were for the week: Cattle,
Previous wsekmCattlc. 3, ,2Oo head; sho: p. $500
head hogs, $500 head.
Beef Cattle-The market during tho past
week was active and with q fair demand and
higher rates. wholesale. Stock wis held Mt
previous quotations.
We quote AS follows:
Extra, 6H@6Ac; Cool, 81I06Lc; Medium,
5N@6c: Common, 5@5Hc.
Bulls and cows were moderately active and
prices ranged from 81 Gl5c.
Calves were in fair demandat s@7kc.
Mich COWS were rather dull, at sa5@45 per
Dressed beevcs were in good demand ut 50
Sales of Dressed Eeeves -Thos. Bradley, $50
head City dressed at sx@9kc C; S. Deng1er, 70
a head % do do s@shc; w ". II. Brown is do. % 10. TO-
ut SlaIy4c; J. +. I.OwGen :6 do do Mt SH@9Ac !:
J. ii. Mems 4 Bro: 100 do at s@ec.
Sherp-The market during The past week.
was rather active, and on account OF the light
run, and fair demand prices were %c per b
higher on all grades, which butchers paid with
great reluctance.
We quote as follows;
ei; Extra 7N@Zsc Good. e!sS7Se; MediIm; 81
Lambs. Lambs taiI % sX@7s6c; SeTS lambs. spring ,,ss e
Samuel Stewart sold 6O9 head dressed sheep
nogs-The market during the past week was
slow. although prices were unchanged.
Extra, 9l4@91sc Good, sN@91sc Medium. 9
@sssc.
SALE OF BEEF CATTLE.
Roger Maynes, 400 Western and Ian. co, gross,
5A@6Nc.
A. i j. Christy lS3 Western, gross, E1@61c.
E. So B.F. McFillen, 225 Western and Lam. co ,
gross, 5A@64c.
Owen Smith, l69 Western and Penn'a, $40
NJ Ulmsn ls7 Lancaster CO., s49e4c.
John McArdle. llO Lane. and York counties
Daniel Murphy. 1l9 fenna., 51<1GLc.
scha@sers Paul, 50 Western and Penna, ~
G. Schamberg Co., 100 Western, 5N@6zAc.
Lowensteln Adler, 40 Western. 51a@GHc.
and balls s15a,c. ~ 0n's' '' ''"S
II. Chain, jr., 60 Penn'a, 596Ic.
Daniel smyth 4 Bro, 100 Western and Lane.
co., 5L06Lc.
Dennis Smyth, Sc Penn'a. 5X@SHc.
Bachman & Levi, I'D Western, 5H@8Hc.
NJ. Levi, 70 Penn'a and Western, 5G@6s8c.
Louis Horn, 81 Penn'a, 415M6c.
+. ScheetZ, 35 Western, 55k@GLc.
Fl Mont. CO.. COWS, 4@4Ac.
VIM. Sales, 81 Lancaster CO., 5I@5Ac.
James Clemson, IS Ian. and Franklin CO.. "a
acc.
p. Hathaway, is Lancaster CO., 5L@Jzc.
j. +. Satller & Co., 276 Western, 5N061zc.
James Aull, TO Western, 5%@6ssc.
Abe Ostheim II Western. t40611c.
PARK DROVE YARD SHEEP PRICE CURRENT.
Extra, ITO 20 $50 pounds. .7I@7i4c
Coed, ~ to lOO hs. ...63401
Calves. 9O7Hc
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DEATHS.

BAUMAN.-ln this city, on the 18th inst,
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence. $50 High street, Thurs.
day morning at 0 o'clock. St. Joseph society
is respectfully invited to attend. Interment
at St. Joseph's cemetery. 2td
BRooKs.-In this city, OH the 18th instant,
Charles Brooks (eolored), aged 70 years.
The relatives and friends of the family also
the members OF ST. Bernard's Beneficial so.
ciety, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, from his late residence, No. 80 Middle
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Young Deiarnette Acquitted.

DANvILLE, Va, April 19.-Tho trial Of
Thomas Dejarnette, for the murder of his
sister, was concluded at noon. Tho jury
after retirement of twenty minutes.
brought in verdict of not guilty, because
of insanity at the time he committed the
act. After the verdict was announced
there was demonstration Of applause in
the court room which was promptly sup
pressed by the sergeant.
The verdict seems to meet tho approval
Of tho community pretty generally. The
prisoner was remanded to Jail to await the
further action of the court
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MARKETS.
New YORK Aarkoe.

NEw YoRK, April 1a-Flour-State AMI
Western 6rIIi, fairy active export and home
trade demand; Superhne State at s. %
G45O; extra do "a 5o44 s.; choice do a 7O149O
fancy do s5D6 IS; round hoop Ohio "a 55l5
choice do at Is O596 IS: superiine west.
ern q 9O94 50: common to good ex.
ira do - 50149 %; choice do IS OOl6 20 choice
white wheat do $4,000. Southern quiet and
steady common to fair extra ut 81 75a5 20
good to choice do s. s506 IS.
Wheat X0lc better and fairly active
do June, 81 2lAQl 2lA; do July, 81 70 No. i
White. April, 81 225s@I 225z do May. 81 9O1%.
Corn H@Nc better and moderately active
Mixed western spot, 5511G59Ac; do future, 551.
GAS shade stronger; State ssG5oc; West
ern l4llee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mothers! Mothcrs.! Mothers!.:

Mothers! MOthcrs.! MOthers!!:
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by q sick child suffering and crying
with tho cxcruciating pain OF cutting teeth ?
If SO. go at once and get bottle OF MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
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There is not a mother on earth who has ever
used 1t, who will not tell you at once that 1t
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
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operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe TO
use IN all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is tho prescription OF one of the Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold every where; . cents q
bottle. mar1lyd&wM,W&S
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LHSrATE OF JOHN N. GOOD, LATE OF
II the City of Lancaster, deceased-The un-
dersigned auditor, appointed to distribute the
balance remaining in the hands Of samuel
Worst, administrator of tho estate of John NJ.
Good, deceased, to and among those legally
on TU ESDAY the 18th day Of APRIL, 1SSl, at 2
O'Clock y. H. in the Library Room of the Court
House, in the City of Lancaster. where ull per-
sons interested in said distribution may at
tend. SAMUEL H. PRICE,
m2S-4tdoaw Auditor.
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PROVERBS.

PROVERBS.
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"Clergymen, Lawyers, Editors, Bankers and
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Sour stomach, sick headache and dizziness
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ORPHANS COURT SAl.E.-PURSUANT
~ TO an order of the Irpnans' Court will be
stone Hotel, North Queen street the following
real estate, late the property OF William Buck
irs, ST., deceased:
\ OnestOry weather-boardcd DWELLING
HOUSE, No. 22s North Prince street. and lot of
ground fronting b feet "a inches on North
to Water street. Adjoining properties OF
Henry FRANKIE, deceased, and Gen. II: "A. Ham.
bright. Good Well of Water, Fruit Trees and
other improvements.
Sale to commence at ~ O'Clock p. H.. when
attendance will bc given and terms made
known by CHARLES BUCklUS,
Admins; r.itOr of VIM. Buclus, ST., decd.
HENRY SHUBEGT, Auct. mar:D&a2, ,6S, ,l3&l9d
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TEXAS TELEGRAMS.

Tragic Happenings in the Lono Star State.
WEATHERFoRD, April 19.-On Sunday
Mrs. Reintzel, the wife Of farmer living
fire tainted and fell face foremost into the
covery.
Shot In the Head.
DALLAS, Tex, 15.-Wm. Price, stock
owner, was killed ON Saturday near Ter
rell, by the accidental discharge of pistol
which fell from the pocket Of a coat which
he was taking from his wagon. The ball
took effect in his head causing instant
death.
Aggressive Greasers.
LAREDO, Tex. April 19.-T. Lang, in
spector of customs, was fred at by a
party on the Mexican side of the river.
The ball struck within ten feet of him.
Killed by His Own Gun.
UvALDE, Tex, April 19.-On Saturday
night young man named Amos Memo,
living at Ureka creek, attempted to raise
his gun from the ground while he was OH
horseback. The hammer catching in the
brush discharged both barrels into his face,
carrying away the upper part of his head
and producing instant death.
fatal Affray Between City Ofi;ial Is.
ELpAso. Tex, April 19-On Sunday
night as Dallas Studemeyer, the city mar
shal, accompanied by DR.. Cummings, was
walking up the street the two were con
fronted by VIM. johnson, cx-city mar
shal. who presented a shot gun and de-
mandcd the surrender Of some keys.
Then firing began, but the shot gun missed
fire. Studemeyer received wound in the
heel but he killed johnson.
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Now Cotton Factory.

FORT WORTH, Tex, April 18.-Several
leading farmers of Surratt county have
filed an application with the secretary of
state for a charter Incorporating company
which proposes to build 500, 900 cotton
factory in this county.
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Obituary.

Matern Bauman, residing at No. 639
High street, sdied yesterday, aged 6l years.
Mr.. Bauman, who is a cooper, was a ma
tive of Rust, Baden, on the borders of the
Rhine. He came to this city in 1862
where he has resided since, working most
of his time for Sprenger and Knapp. He
leaves a wife and six children. He will be
buried at St. Joseph's cemetery on Thurs
day morning at nine o'clock.
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STEERS CRAZE VINES, one, tw o and threc-year
old Concord, vigorous vines, for sale in large
quantities, Mt 3, and 10 cents. by retail at 10
Is and . cents. Small lots may be sent by
mail. Address, ALFRED SPEER, Passafc, N. j..
Mount Prospect Vineyarti). or 81 Warren
street, New York. My vines are kept in the
ground until they are ordered, that orders
may he filed fresh from the soil. as-owG&w
Nothing Short of Unmi,raksble Benefits
Conferred upon tens Of thousands OF
sufferers could originate and maintain
tho reputation which AYERS SARsA-
rARILLA enjoys. 1t is a compound of the
best vegetable alternatives. with the lodides of
Potassium and Iron, and is the most effectual
of all remedies tor fu.ous. mercurial, or
blood disorders. Uniformly successful and
certain in its remedial effects, II produces
rapid and complete cures OF ScrOfula Sores,
Boils. Humors, rimples, Eruptfons, Skin Dis
cases and all disorders rising from impurity of
the blood. by its invigorating effects it always
relieves and often cures Liver Complaints,
Female Weaknesses ana Irregularities, and ia
potent renewor of vitality. For purifying
the blood 1t has no equal. Ii tones up the sys
TEN, restores and preserves the health, and
imparts vigor ana energy. For forty years Il.
has been in extensive use, anu today the most
available medicine for the suffering sick any.
where. For Sale hy all dealers.
aprll-lwdGod&d
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save Nour Hair-Keep it beautiful.

Save 1OuF ftaIr-nOcp IL Ibc0uCluf
The London Hair Color RestOrer'' Is the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people and is totally different from
all other Hair Restorers, being entirely free
from all impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
badness or falling of the hair exists or pretna'
ture grayness, from sickness or other causes,
it's use will restore the natural youthful color,
and cause a healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all impurities, dandruff, ETC., ut the
same time a most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, fragruntly perfulned, rendering ii
soft and pliablc, making it an indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
London Hair Color Rcstorer. Price Is cents q
bottle. Six bottles, -. Main depot for the
United States, $50 North Sixth street. Philadel'
phia. mll-lydTThS F&w
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Finney in Jail.

Frank Reed, of Bart, who had yesterday
expressed a willingness to 60 on the bail
bond of William B. Finney in place of
J.R. Roger, withdrawn. was not acceptable
to the other bondsmen, and failing to get
further bail Finney was taken to Jail last
evening"
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SAMPLE NOTICE.
1t is impossible tor a woman after Il faithful
course of Treatment with Lydia +. Pinkllams q
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with IA weakness of the uterus. Enclose a
stamp TO Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkham, 2s3 Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass. fer pamphlets.
tY29-lydcOdEw
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HEALrH vs. DEATH.
W. DEATH.
Health regainetl and happiness retained un
der the
OMNIPATHIC TREATMENT
DIR. GREENE.

Thousands Of old long standing diseases have
been cured Ter d, even when tho patient had
any advantage. why will you, II In pain or
out of health, remain in d0ubtc A treatise
on the eye, another ON Cstarrh, and q pamphlet
this county given away (free) or sent to you.
Over 800 patients, in IA mODtha, nearly all
ously unsuccessfully treated, all of them now
we'll or improved. with q verv tow exceptions {:
all cured by external applications OF medi-
cine; NO pills. powders, bitters, pOis0ns or any
drugs placed in the stomach. Many cured Of
long standing consumption, dyspepsia, rheu-
matism. &C.. for 5. Cancellations and sz0nsi-
nations free. Come and see me. Hundreds
cured OF Catarrh for 10 cents. The remedy
sent to anyone ON receipt OF 30 cents.
DR.. @. A. GREENE,
CaS Years Experisnce),
No. LAG EAST kIN0 STREET,
lO-tfdMWF&S1 Lancaster, Pa.
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Lonsstreet. Dear Longstreet, Como Home.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-The president
sent the following nominations to the
Senate today General James Longstreet.
now minister to Turkey, to be United
States marshal for Georgia Philip H.
Emerson, associate justice supreme court
of Utah.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-19

Eliza Myers, maiden lady residing in
Mount Joy, died suddenly this morning.
She was taken sick about 12 o'clock last
night, and physician sent for at once.
She died about o'clock. Coroner Mish-
icr was notified and he held an inquest on
the remains this morning the verdict of
the jury being death from heart disease.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-19
Private Sale.

Bausman 4 Burns, real estate agents, of this
city. Yesterday sold the brick dwelling house
to Gitiich and Hoefel, to Mrs. Ellen A. Sheaf
on private terms.