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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-08-30
DIR. LEVIN.

II. Goes west Instead of to Europe.
The whereabouts of DR.. Levin the
swindler, who operated SO successfully in
this city and in tic borough of Columbia.
has been ratlNr unexpectedly discovered.
5. w. Shadle esq, Of this city, who has
been for five or six weeks past travelling
in the Western states> and territories,
reached Kansas City. Oh his way home,
last week. On Wednesday of last week
he fell iu with DR.. Levin, at tho Delmon-
leo hotel, Kansas City, where Levin
was registered. rs 'Dr. A. w.
Lewinsky, New York city, The
doctor was having one Of his characteristic
rows with the landlord of the Delmonico.
having charged one of the servants with
stealing from him $40 brush. The land
lord after making thorough iuvestiga
tion was satisfied that the charge against
the servant was unfounded, and he SO told
DIR. Levin, adding that the servant Was
an honest man and that he believed Levin
OF Lewinsky, as he called himself. had not
lost SO brush :; and finally that
the doctor had better pay his bill and
leave the house. The doctor did so, tax
ing 4 coach for the railroad depot. with tue
design of taking the cars forTopeka or some
point further West. On the following day
MIR. Shade saw newspaper containing all
account of Lewin's IascaIities in this city,
which was the first knowledge hc had Of
them. He showed the paper to the lard
lord Of the Delm"nico, but by that time
nr. Levin had left Kansas City far behind
him.
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OBITUARY.
Sudden Death Of LaDcaSter's oldest Printer
in tue : sth Year Of his Age.

in tue s7th Year Of his Ago.
Frederick Henry frost, the Oldest print
er in Lancaster, was found dead in bed a
:, his residence, corner of South Lime ant
Church streets, between and Z O'clocl
this morning. Mr.. frost worked at hi
case in the Office of the Volksfreundyester
day as usual. He took walk after sup
per, returning home before Q O'Clock in the
evening, and soon thereafter retired to bed
About midnight his wife noticed that be
was breathing very heavily and requested
him to turn over in bed, which he did,
and nothing further unusual was noticed
during the night. When Mrs. frost got
up after, daybreak she left Mr.. frost ap.
parently sleeping. When breakfast was
ready she called him, and receiving no an
swer repeated the call. This call also
being unheeded she went to his room and
found him dead.
ed jury and held an inquest, DR.. Comp
ton acting as coroner's physician. After
examining a few witnesses, through whom
the above facts were elected, and having
the testimony of DR.. Compton, the jury
rendered a verdict Of death from apo
| plexy.
Mr.. frost was born ON the 9th of
February, 1906, at Itzehee, Schleswig-
| Holstein. lie was apprenticed to tho
printing trade in 1925, emigrated to Amer
| ica in 1884, and after working in several
offices in this and other states finally set
| tied down in Lancaster, and ever since the
year 1885 has held position ON the VOlks-
freud. He was the Oldest printer in Lam
caster &; a good workman careful and
industrious man a pleasant and intelli-
gent companion kind and indulgcnt
husband and father, and in all respects an
exemplary citizen His aged wife and
four of his twelve children survive him.
His funeral will take place from his late
residence, southeast corner of Lime.
Church and Vine streets, on Thursday
afternoon ut 4 o'clock. The funeral ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. DR.. Green
wald, and. the interment will take place in
Woodward Hill cemetery.
Death Of MS. Carpenter.
Mrs. Josephine y. Carpenter, 1elict of
the late Frank Carpenter, Of this city, died
this morning about one O'Clock, at her
residence, OH the Lititz turnpike, a short
distance north Of this city, in the 55th year
of her age. MIS-. Carpenter was awomaD
of marked intelligence, and was a
most successful agent in securing pensions
for disabled soldiers, or the widows of
dead ones. Her death was caused by
drOpsy. Her funeral will take place On
Thursday at nine o'clock, the services to
be held at her late residence. The inter
mcnt will be made ut Carpenter cemetery,
Earlville.
Death Of Mrs. Oidwcllcr.
On the 2Sth inst, after Il short illness, Mrs.
Mary Oldweiler, relict of the late Philip
Oldweiler, late of Elizabeth, Lancaster
county, and mother in law Of ex-Register
John s. Hicstand, of York county, aged
about G6 years. Her funeral will take |
place ut the residence of her son-in law,
Joseph Keener, near Falmouth, Lancaster
county, to morrow morning.
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| raILAD.LRHIA, August 3o.-Flour strong and
| fairly active Superfne, ut - 5O05 %; extra
| at $5 5OG6 %: Ohio and Indiana family, at
q OO07 50; Pennsylvania family &6 80
| 700; st. Louis do 81 2507 50 Minnesota
| Extra IS 5O07 %; do straight, 81 Ol9S %:
winter patent - 5OIS %; spIing do u 5O0
Rye flour at ss 90.
w Wheat market and prices easier No.
81 4O@l 4O11z do Amber 81 T1d0I4i.
Corn quiet and easier; steamer, 72c;
sail yellow 721zc; sail mixed, 7s; No. 2,
Oats scarce and wanted /; No. l
White, none here; No. 2. do SIC; No. 8,
do 55c No. ,, Mixed, 5305ic.
Rye none here but S5c bid.
mess pork SIS 5o0I9 o.: beef hams
$23Gl2i India mess beet - 10.
BacOn-SmOked shoulders 81; salt do
Sc; smoked hams l31s1ll.c; pickie.i
Lartt-Market easier: city kettle 81;
Loose butchers sll 2'9ll 50; prime steam
Butter-Market active and prices firm;
Creamery extra Western ut .SG129c; Pcnnsylva-
s5as7c: " Bradford % county and New '1Gs YORK
extra NC firsts, gsQl25c.
Rolls firm; Pennsylvania l50l6c; West
Elm, l20l4c.
Eggs easier; Penna so14c; Western 19c.
Cheese scarce and firm New York
full cream l20l21fc; Western full cream
ll0llLc; do fair to good, lO01Ol.c
Petroleum firm Refined nc.
Whisky dull and weak at 81 %.
Seeds Good TO prime Glover scarce
at l0@lOA: Timothy firm at ~ 9SG3 90;
do FlaXseed Il firm at 81 45.
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POLITICAL.
Delegate Elections.
SATURDAY, AUG. q.

For County Commissioner:
Subject to the choice OF the Democratic
county cOnvention.l
FPANK CLAHK-Strasburg township
ADAM S. DIETRICH-hlancr township.
HENRY +. HARTMAN Lime Eurner y
East Lampctcr tow nship.
MARTIN IIILDEDRANT- Joy BOr-
Ough.
JERE MOIILER-Ephrat:, township.
GEO. W. WOKMLEY-Wcst Donegal twp.
The name of ISAIAH HMCKILLIPS, candidate
for County Commissioner, is withdrawn.
For County Auditor:
lSubject 10 the choice of the Democratic
County Conventional
JOHN S. BROWN,-Drumore township.
JOHN l.. .LIGHTNER-Leacock township.
Tho name of JAMES +. MARSH is with
drawn from candidacy for County Auditor.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Democracy OF Lancaster county will
meet in delegate convention in Lancaster
city on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 81.
ut Fulton hall, to elect eight delegates 10 the
State Convention and nominate Il county
ticket.
The delegates from the City and Lower Leg
islativc districts and from the Upper Sena-
torlal district viii! meet at 10 q. III. to elec.
delegates to the State Convention, and the dele
gates from the Lower Senatorial district at
1917 a. m. in joint convention to elect the Sena
t0rial delegate from tho XIII. district.
The delegates from the entire county will
mectin general convention at II a. IN. to nomi
nate the county ticket.
The Democracy of the several election dis
trcts will meet on
SATURDAY, AUGUST
TO choose delegates to the county convention
and members OF the County Committee for the
ensuing gear at places and between hours to
be announced by their respective committee
men. by handbills. posted in at least five pub
lie places, one week before the meetings
The attention OF all voters is directed to tho
acts of June s, 1881, and juno %, 1881, regulat-
ing primary meetings and prescribing pains
and penalties for misconduct by voters OF elec-
ton officers.
by order OF the county committee,
w. u. HENSEL, Chairman.
Sf; SfaSH$:s fs544::s. Secretaries. -.
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Various CauSeS-

Advancing years, care, sickness, dlsappoint.
ment, and hereditary predIsposition-all op-
crate to turn the hair gray, and either OF them
inclines it to sheG prematurely. AYERS HAIR
VIGoR will restore faded or gray, light or red
hair to a rich brown or deep black, as may be
desired. 1t sOftens and cleanses the scalp.
giving it a healthy action. 1t removes and
cures dandruff and humOrs. BY its use falling
hair is checked, and new growth will be pro-
dnced in all cases where the fO!licles are not
destroyed or the glands decayed. Its effects
are beautifully shown on brashy. weak or
sickly hair, on which few applications will
produce the gloss and freshness of youth
Harmless and sure i'll Its operation, it Is in
comparable dressing, and Is especially
valued for the soft lustre and richness of tone
it imparts II contains neither oil nor dye,
and will not soil or color white cambric; yet
1t lasts long on the hair, and keeps it fresh and
vigorous. For sale by all druggists.
luyJ-1wHeOl&w
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Aug 2a-The arrivals of cattle at the
various fniatelphia yards were for the week:
100 head Previous weeE-sseyes % s Zoo hssa mess:
sheep. 900 head hogs: 5000 head.
heavy receipts and dry weather was dull, and
| good stock declined Xc, while tho common
grades were Lc lower. -
We quote as follows:
Csc Common, 3@4c. ="
Slippery cows were were dull dnII a. at ss $685.,
Calves were active ut 3I5el7c.
Mich cows were inactive at S. OO@5OCO, with
sales OF extra dairy rs high as $75.
Sheep-Sheep were dull and prices lzc lower
| on all grades. Lambs and stock ewes were
also lower
We quote as follows:
Extra, 100 to 10 lbs. 511IJAc;: Good 80 to es
lbs:; ;; 5M@5AG; medium; 4Q5Ic; common,
sszss sX@7%c; 3 Western DO 4HssNe; stock ewes
Hogs were active and prices &c p hundred
higher. We quote from SAG9hc, with saIes
of extra Chicago at lOc.
SALES AT THE WEST PHILADELPHIA STOCK YARDS.
Roger Mayne, 200 Western and Texas, 4L@
4. = :: Gny'.,y. q. wes. Va, 41as,.e.
Owen Smith, 10 western and West Va, 4xa
John &c asArule. 81, Western and wes, yas
Daniel lurphy, I2' Western and West va.. 4
NJ Ulman. I5j Western. 5H6lGc.
Schamberg II Paul, 2lO Western, 4l<@JNc
G. Schamberg Co. 20 Western, West Va.
and Texas, 4@6Lc.
LOwcnsteln 4 Adler, 2iO Western West Va.
and Texas, 4Gl6Xc.
II. Chain, jr., G3 Western, 5655Sc
Louis Horn, 20 West Va. and Delaware 3kG5c
James Clemson, 80 Western, 4NG6c
Daniel Smyth Bro, 1856 Western and West
Va, 414G61lc. '
Dennis smyth, IS western, 45a6c,
James Aul1, so Western, 5MG6%c
Abe Osthcim, 32 West Va. 4M655zc,
Bachman 4 Levi, l7O Western and West Va.
4L06Zc. ''
5. Dreifus, % W. Va, 4Z@5c.
Cyrus Miller, 25 Pennsylvania 3IsMJs.c
Henry Miller, % West, 54Q6%c.
VIM sales, 20 Pennsylvania Mixed 3N0ANc
=. tinthaway, - Maryland, 4Nl5Lc
F. Scheetz, % Western and w. ", AL66Lc
James Eustacc, A Vest Va, 3L0lLc.
DRESSED MEArs
Dressed Beeves were fairly active at 7kiO
9s4c. ' '/aS
SALES LAST WEEK.
ThOs. Eraalley, l4S head at Sl.kc
w. ii. Brown 40 do. at 71603c
&. S. Dengler, 6jdO. at 7%69Lc
A. A. Boswell 1O7 do. at 7Zl9c
). +. J.Owden 40 do at 7%03c
Dressed sheep were fairly active
Samuel Stewart sold $40 head dressed sheen
at 709Hc. 'p
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DEATHS.

CARPENTER -In this city, on the 3Oth OF Au
gust, 1881, Josephine NJ. relict of the late
Frank IL. Carpenter, aged 81 years, months
anu days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
her late residence, Stambaugh place, Lititz
pike, on Thursday morning ut 9 o'clock. In.
termcnt at Carpenters cemetery, EarlvilIe.
Services ut the house. 2td
TRosT.-Suddenly, in this city, on Aug 90,
1851, Frederick Henry frost, aged 1G years, 6
months and 81 days.
Notice of funeral hereafter
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
a Laborer Killed py . Uave-ID.

-A-AA~>&
John Rousenberger, German, aged
about 40 years, was killed by the caving
in of the bank at Geiger's ore mines, in
Providence township, yesterday shortly
afternoon. For some time past, the de-
ceased, who puddles in the winter time,
has been working at these mines. 1t has,
always been his habit to 50 out to work
after dinner before the rest of the en-
ployees. Yesterday after eating his dinner
he went to work and began digging at a
bank, which suddenly caved in upon him.
A large flint stone in the hank struck him
on the head, crushing his skull. After the
other men had finished their dinner they
went to look for Rousenberger, and found
him lying under the bank dead.
Deputy Coroner Eby, Of Paradise, held
an inquest on the remains of the deceased
and a verdict in accordance with the facts
was rendered.
Rousenberger boarded with Andrew
Eitemiller and was of a quiet disposition.
He is said to have brother in Philadel-
phia.
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AlnuSelMentS.

Uncle Toms Cabin ~ 7o-night.-Mrs. G. C.
Howard, whose fame is known On both sides
of the Atlantic, will, this evening, appear q,
Fulton opera house in her great role of Iopsy
supported by full dramatic combination
Many novel features have been added to tho
play. which will be produced in an attractive
form.
"AIria Joslin."-This is the title of Mr. Chas
L. Davis's character comedy, in the title role
of which he has been starring with success
and which he will present here on Thursday
evening next. "A hundred and eighty laughs
in hundred and eighty minutes - the an
nouncements promise, and the humorous stu.
ations depicted by the attractive posters seem
to bear out the assurance
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THE DROUrH.
Alarming Reports frOm Western Penn
sylvanla.

Alarming n0pOEtS from western Penn.
sylvanla.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, August 3O.-The
weather for the past week has been very
warm, the thermometer ranging from
ninety to ninety-seven. No rain has fallen
for seventeen days, and during the entire
month the entire rain fall has not been as
much as one inch. From surrounding
counties advices say the drouth is proving
disastrous to the crops. Everything is
drying up, and unless rain comes shortly
the effect will be very serious. The rivers
are lower than at any time for ten years.
Tho Coal Region Likewise Suffering.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 3O.-The ;drouth
in the Schuylkill region is seriously restrict
ing the production of coal. The Philadel.
pbia & Reading coal and iron company il
now shipping nearly twice as much coal
from Port Richmond as is received there.
No conclusion has yet been reached in re-
gard to an aavance in eastern prices.
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When the officers of the Presbyterian
church at Mount Ncbo. Martic township,
went to open the building on Sunday morn
ing, they discovered that thieves had en-
tered it sometime during the preceding
week aud stripped it OF all its carpets-not
leaving 4 single yard behind them. Some
OF the trustees were in town yesterday,
with view Of purchasing new carpets.
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DROWNED.

The FATE of Two Sailors Who Could swim
ST. JOHN, N. B., Aug 3O.-Matthew
Bracegirllo, second mate Of the Charybdis,
and Richard Allan, colored man Of the
crew, were drowned in this harbor last
night while returning to the vessel from
the shore. Bracegirdle was climbing up
the companion ladder when the boat with
Allan in it Knocked against the ladder and
broke It and both men were thrown into
the water. Although both of the men
were good swimmers they were carried
down the harbot and drowned.
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Judge Fishers Successor.

Special to the lNTELLIGENCER
YORK, Pa, Aug. 3O.-The Democratic
nomination for judge came off here to.
day. For the succession to Judge Fishe,
there has been very brisk contest be-
tween the friends of John Blackford and
John Gibson, both able lawyers, gentle.
men Of intelligence and popular Demo-
Gratis. John Gibson was nominated by
the convention to-day.
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a30-3t('

ISEMOVAL OF DIR. LEWIN'S ENTIRE
III lot of furniture from his Office and pri-
vatc hospital, Columbia, to Nos. l4s and IJO
North Queen street. During the Doctors alb
sence in Europe Or elsewhere, Messrs. Hess n
Finn will attend to the wants of his patients
and Others by supplying them with this valll.
able lot of furniture at remarkably low prices
The furniture is now on exhibition at their
rooms, Nos. IiS and $50 North Queen street.
Call and see it, au25.lwd
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What 1t Does.

Kidney-Wort moves the bowels regularly
clcanses the blood. and radically cures kidney
disease, gravel. piles, bilious headache, and
pains which are caused by dissrdered liver
and kidneys. Thousands have been cured
why should you not try 1t: Your druggis
will tell you tlat it is one of the most SUGGEST
ul medicines ever known. 1t Is sold in both
Dry and Liquid form, and its action is posi-
tive and sure in either form.-DaVus, Teras,
Herald. au29lwd&w
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Mr. j. Marsh, Bank OF Toronto, Ont. writes:
grown up with me having been a sufferer for
Years, have tried many remedies. but with
Blood Eitters They have been truly Il bless
ing to me- and cannot speak too highly OF
them'' Price g. For sale at II. Il. COcnran's
Drug store I37 North Queen street, Lancaster
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Cables Estate.

Edw. NJ. Schaeffer aud David Hartman,
executors of the estate Of John S. Gable,
deceased, left Lancaster this morning for
Iowa and Wisconsin to look after that
part OF Mr.. Cables estate located in those
states.
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Mr.. ". c. i. Sheer, the old and popular
confectiOner, whose ice cream has always
been in demand, has taken the confection-
cry opposite the new market house, at the
corner of North Queen and Walnut streets,
where he will carry Oh the general BUSINESS
and no doubt receive extended patronage.
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Fell From a Loft.

On Saturday E. S. Bard, of Lincoln,
while hanging up tobacco, met with an
accident. He was on the loft of his
tstable, aud making misstep, fell to the
ground, breaking a rib and severely
bruised his back.
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wEArHEK INDICATIONS.
AARKET&.


New IoRK. August 80. - Flour -State
anu Western without decided change: mod
S 4O06 10; extra do IS 900e 50 choice
do s6 6O06 IS: fancy do s6 sO0s %: round hoop
Ohio IS s566 50 4: choice do &6 6O07 80 ;supernne
ira do IS aO07 IS choice do S6 700S 90; choice
white wheat do. at 81 0O0S co! Southern
scarce and steadily held common TO fair ex-
Wheat-prices about le lower. but market
active business chiefly speculative: No.
Red, September, 81 440l an do October,
81 46z0l 471S; do November, 81 lSA0l l9x !;
do Dec, 81 5i1z@I 81
Corn-Prices A0l4c lower and market fair
ly active mixed western spot, 670Ts11c do
Oats ssGZc lower; State, 4a05Oc; Western
Ak64911c.
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Como to the Water Works.

The mayor aud members of the water
committee drove out to the city water
works this afternoon to inspect the pier
above the dam that Was Injured by the ice
flood last winter.
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New York, Philadelphia and Local St0cks
also united states Bonds reported tiailv by
JACOB y. lone. n. +. Cor. Centre Square.
Stocks dull
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nAECCil'E MANSlON, w VaSnlnGtOn, Aug.
81, 2 p. m.-UnOfficial.-In reply to ques-
tions, Col. Rockwell said to 4 reporter of
the associated press this afternoon, that
the presidents condition to-day has been
about the same as it was yesterday. He
has fully held his own, but has not gained
perceptibly in strength, and no especial
Importance is attached to the high pulls 9
shown by the noon bulletin. 1t is attri-
buted principally to the irritation caused
by the cutting of the parotid swelling this
morning. Gas long," Col. Rockwell
said, cas- the gland continues to be a
source Of disturbance, VIC must expect
these fluctuations of pulse. Since the noon
bulletin, however, the presidents pulse
has gone down again to 11O. We think
he is doing well.''
Blaino's Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.--The following
was sent this afternoon
To LoaoeN, Minister, London The presi-
deut's condition has not materially
changed since my last dispatch. Another
incision was made this morning
in the parotid gland with very
satisfactory results. Pus flows freely
and the swelling grows less. The
pulse at this hour e p. m.) is lower
than during the forenoon as yesterday.
But ON both days it is higher than his
other good symptoms would seem to war;
rant. 1t is 40. At noon it was 116.
[Signcd] BLAINE, Secy.
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EXCURSIONS

PU"Lio SALE
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
will be sold at John W. Frantz's Black Horse
Hotel, Millersville,
50 HEAD OF FINE ALDERNET COU,S
AND IIEIFIyES.
Some fresh and some springing. These Cows
have been selected from some OF the finest
herds in tho state of Maryland.
Sale to commence at O'Clock u. III. Terms
made known by HARRY C. LINTNER.
auS296tdxltw*
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Malarial Fever,

Malarial Fevers, constipation, torpfditv of
the liver and kidneys, general debility, ner.
vousness and neuralgia ailments yield readily
to this great disease conqueror, Hop Bitters
1t repairs the ravages of disease by converting
the food into rich blood, and it gives now life
and vigor to the aged and infirm always, See
"PEeverks " In ether column.
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A Ds1oPerate seaen Of noble ssook.
VIENN4, Aug. 3.-Count JOurdeoil, q
deecendant of one of the Oldest houses Of
the French Legitimist nobility, has been
arrested for stealing carriage aud pair Of
horses at Spa. After selling them he quit
the country.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, slightly warmer, fair
weather, light southerly winds, stationary
pressure.
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Police Cases.

The mayor had but a single customer
this morning. lodger-who was dis.
charged.
Alderman McConomy sent to Jail for
ten days, for drunken and disorderly con.
duct Mrs. Ann Lindthurst.
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aug2l-tfd&wR

DnOPOSALS FOR SEWER.
L The Street Committee OF the City of Lam
caster will receive sealed proposals up to
O'Clock, for constructing a threc-foOt sewer
from Knapp's brewery along Locust to Rock
land street. to connect with the present Rock
land street sewer. Specifications and profile
San be seen ut 5. w. Raubs store, No. IL North
Queen street. The committee reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
S. W. RAUB,
a303t6 Clerk Street Committee
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Smacked Her " MOuf. "

Samuel Archey, colored man, smacked
Ann Henry, white woman, on the mouth
and she sued him before Alderman Barr,
who obliged him to give bail fer Q hearing,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Feeble digestion, sick headache, dizziness
and faintness cured by Malt Bitters.