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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-13
THE UPKOAR IN EGYPT.
The English and French Fleets Cause
Trouble and u Collision With the
natives Vessels lminent.

Trouble and Collision with the
natives Vessels Iminent.
LONDON, June ia dispatch from
Alexandria says: "The English man Of
war Superb came around to the barbor on
Sunday at midnight. A report that she
was about to land marines to protect the
consulate having spread, soldiers directly
crowded the beach and the boats of the
Superb were ordered to keep off. The
proportion of Arabs killed in the late riot
was insignificant.
The Times correspondent at Alexandria
telegraphed as follows "That the fleet
is almost source Of danger is shown by
the fact that when the French stationed a
vessel opposite their consulate to receive
refugees, she was Immediately surrounded
by Egyptian steam launches, which re
main, and a collision may occur ut any
moment
Arrival of the Khedive at Alexandria.
CAIRO, June 13.-The Khedive, accom-
panied by Dervisch Pacha, started for
Alexandria to-day.
The Eastern Situation.
CAIRO, June 13.-Dervisch Pacha and
Arab Pacha did not 60 to Alexandria, as
at tirst announced. But only sent their
aidcs-de camp. There have been numerous
assaults on Europeans by Arabs in Cairo.
Terrible Position.
LONDON, June 13.-The correspondent
of the Daily Neacs at Alexandria telegraphs
that the position is a terrible one. Any
small force that the fleet could land would
only suffice to excite the Arabs to Il gen
eral massacre.
Fears for tho Futnro
The correspondent of the Times ut Cairo
telegraphs that unless there is an over
whelming Turkish force at Alexandra be.
fore Sunday, there will be a worse out
break than that of last Sunday. He says
the prestige Of Dervisch Pacha has disap-
peared.
Sir Edward Malet will remain at Cairo
until he hears of the safe arrival Of tho
Khedive and Dervisch Pacha at AleXaI-
dria.
A later dispatch from Alexandria an
nounced the arrival of the Khclive and
Dervisch Paca at the Raselty palace, which
can be protected by the guns of the fleet.
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,,ra,n and PROVISION Quotation :
June 13.
Chicago.
1.-Two SIOCK markets.

CH1cAso-Logs-Receipt 5000 head ship
ments, 400 head dem md good and gener-
ally fairly active at firm rates !: mixed, 81 450
8; heavy, - lOas5O; light, 81 3o9s %; skips,
s. 1907 %.
CattIe-Receirts. 1900 head shipments. 100
head native choice lOaDl5c higher exports,
s. OOas Is good, TO Ohio shipping, q 50
common to fair, SC 0OG7 %; mixed butchers
at s2 5O14 IS stOckers and feeders, s. OO03 40
receipts OF grass Texans, 10 cars active and
1O1l5c higher scallawag tailings, 81 5O13 .
common to fair, So 4O03 Is; medium, S404 SO
good, 81 50G4 % choice, 8 so.
Sheep-Receipts, l, 400 head; shipments, 300
head market steafiy and fairly active Com
mon to fair, s2 1898 25 medium to good,
S4@4 25 good to choice, - j005 p, all shorn.
The Journals British cable advices quote an
easier feeling for both cattle and sheep. with
lower prices ;good to best cattle l2c on. Sheep
tops. 1872; shOrn, 15@l1
EAST ttle--acccipts for the week
1856 head market fair prime cattle, $s0s 80 ;
good, STAT so ; common. $5Q6 SO.
HogsSIseceipts tor week, 20OO head mar
ket active Philadelphias, ss 2s@s so; York
ers 81 7007 30 Baltimore, $S48 90
SheeD-Receipts for week, 1000 Oheail mar
ket dull best, 81 75@5 25; good. "A 1894 80
NEW YoRK-Beef cattle slow but firmer and
q shade higher several carloads unsold ex
tremes, 50 ss58ls Is p 100 ns. dressed weight
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GOITEAU's LAST.
He Is Satisfied With Counsellor Reed.

ne 1S SitlbAou NOuhbclloE Asccus
Iu answer to the charges that Guiteau
has become dissatisfied with Mr.. Reeds
management of Guiteau's case, Mr.. Reed
has given out the following letter for pub
licatiOn
To tile Public You will please under
stand that I am satisfied with the Hon.
Chas. II. Reeds conduct of my case. No
lawyer could do better.
(Signed) CHAs. GUITEAU,
u Jail, Washington, June Is, 1892.
Mr.. Reed is still confident of his ability
to save Guiteau's life, but says that if he
fails the prisoner will go to the ga!lows
bravely and with composure.
Another Scalawag to be Seated
The sub committee of the House com
mittee on elections, in charge Of the con-
tested election Of Smalls Ueepublican)
against Tillman (Democrat) from the
Fifth district Of South Carolina. to day
adopted resolution declaring that Mr.,
Smalls was duly elected and is entitled to
the seat. The subcommittee will report
this case to the full committee next Tues
day.
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THE STAR ROUTE TRIALS.
Judge WylIe Impatient of Delay


WAsHENGTON, June 13.-In the Star
Route trial to day Mr.. Merrick explained
that he proposed to take up the routes Sc.
riatim, completely disposing Of one
route before taking up another. He
then offered in evidence vari-
GUS papers from the Office of
auditor of the postoi1ice department. : Ok.
jections were made by the defense, hu:
Judge Wylie overluled the objection, and
directed Merlick to proceed, expressing
the hope that moro work would be accom-
plished to-day than yesterday. Senator
Saunders, of Nebraska, was then called
and testified in regard to the route from
Kearney to Kent.
Irockway the COuntsrieitCr.
WASHINGTON. June 13.-I3y order Of TIC
attorney general Charles BrOckway. the
counterfeiter, was released from custody
TO- day. A long consultation was held at
the department of justice this morning be
tween the attorney general and District
Attorney Corkhill and subsequent inter
view followed between the district attOr.
ney and Mr.. Guild, of Newark, N. J.,
counsel for Brockway. The result of
these consultations was the order for the
release Of Brockway.
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Philadslpnsa cattle Market

At the Phiiadeiphia stock yards were: For
the the, week: * BeeSss, ss9O he'd sheep. Iss"
j isssyss: s. s.% head; Hsa sheep, 1900 ~ head; hog,
Beef Cattle have been inactive and with
lage receipts OF Texans and common grades
ter on Texas cattle gSod natives Rii % We're scarce
anH NJ ,1i ans prices , 0SSId have been obtained.
Estss Ss!!yss. s'.asxc: Good, sasc !;
%111o. MeSin%. 7&sMc CS%%Sn, s%, 4sSssc ;fat cows
Mich Cows were active ut xOSGO, with sales
| Of extra grades as high as SO.
per pound. except Tor sxarS s' lcSomSS aeS%et
sheep, which have been in demand and firm
Lambs have declined 81 per cwt since .he be-
dispose of at q loss OF Hc.
We quote as follows:
ois Extra eSn@SS s@Sc sSSa @s aiis sa% %s'iIm m =
Hogs were active and firm.
We quote as follows:
Extra. iIk0isc; good. 1l1.GII,zc; list:
mixed, lO.40llc.
GALES OF BIEvB At THE WEST PHILADELPHIA.
STOCK YARDS.
Martin, Fuller Z Co.. 40 Western. wholesale.
Roger MaSsss' Is Western and Texans, szs
L. Ssn Snr;;Y IS II: wss' ". ssa
Va. s0s1s s6 Chicago. sAa9&c; 10
Chicago, SGSc; l5 nlois. %.c; IL
Jane. cle%sos Ssa1s; ST%sss; Il Western. sasxc.
schamberg \ Paul, is6 Western. $50 81 tc 10
g. Schamberg 4 Co., % Western, S1449l4c do
leo Texans, 6H@7Lc.
Lowcnstein Adler, 50 Western .& TeNaus.
GzfI9%c; do 66 Pcnna. cows 5l3;tIc.
Daniel Murphy. 100 Western, 6d3.
ii. Chain, ir., u Western, 6149s%c.
NJ. Levi, 100 Western. 7691c.
John McArdle. 50 Lancaster CO., SLGi9i.c.
exams
9xc..
L. "0rH' = sxe. West Va and r0""" mike" %
Daniel smyIn i Bro, I'D Western, cI.6s9c.
Dennis ,myth, 60 West. and Lancaster CO.,
Bachman L Levi, lls Western. 7dgl;c; do %
Pennsylvania cows, 4Hg6ac.
J. Y Latta, 20 chester CO., 701shc.
\. scheetz, 28 West Va. cows and heifers, ~
II. Miller. l9 Lancaster CO., 9hc.
}, r. Satllcr Il Co., 40 cars Western ami stilors
wholesale, 4AGgAc.
Thomas Bradley received 10 heal of steers
from Chicago, the finest on the market not in
cluded In quotations.
DRESSED MEATS.
Dressed Beeves were active and closed ut 10
0l4%c, the former rate tor Texans.
SALES LAST WEEK.
ThOs. Bradley, l52 head ut l2(D4%c.
a. A. Boswell 63 DO. ut lO0lxc.
G. 8. Dengler, Is do Mt 1l@A%c.
W. II. Brown IS do. ut lO1<0AHc.
Harlan II Bro, 20 DO. ut ll0l41ac.
J. +. LOwden. 42 do. l2h0l4c.
dressed sheep were active.
Samuel stewart sold 779 head at l00llc.
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NEWS FLASHES.
TELEGRAPHIC SPARKS or TO-DAY

Incidents of Current Life-rragedy, Pol
tics nud Social Life.
Daniel Curley, aged 55, shot himse
through the head this morning, in tn
Northwestern police station, Baltimore
and died Instantly. He was arrested TO
drunkenness and his person searched, bu
the pistol was concealed in one Of hi
| boots and TINS escaped the notice Of tn
police. r.
Charles Kern. dissolute printer, threw
himself out of the third story window il
the Bowery this iuornin9 in . desperate
attempt to commit suicide. He carrie(
the sash with him and struck the grounG
like log, sustaining frightful and possibly
fatal injuries. He dived head foremost
but, striking sign, turned q somersault,
crashing to the pavement like bag OF
wheat. He had evidently been de-
bauch.
Mrs. Margaret Dunlap, aged 50 years.
was killed this forenoon, . short distance
from Williamsport, Pa, by being thrown
from a buggy. She was resident OF
Sullivan county, and was visiting her
daughter.
The Russian empress was safely deliv-
cred Of 4 daughter at eight O'Clock this
morning. The child will be named Ola.
The public buildings are decorated with
flags in honor Of the event.
Six hundred Chinese arrived in Victoria
Be, yesterday on the steamer from Hong
Kong. They were penned up on vessels
like hogs.
Gen. Beaver, accompanied by Gen. Os
borne reached Wilkesbarre at 0 o'clock
this morning. He was escorted to tho Far
ram house and introduced to large as
sembly Of citizens.
The engineers have found an excellent
line for the railway through Kicking
House pass, British Columbia.
The Lutheran parsonage at Centreville,
Northampton county, Pa, was destroyed
by fire last Saturday night. The pastor,
Rev. Ii. F. Apple, saved most Of his library
and other valuables.
The hearing in the perjury case of Sen
a.or W. B. Roberts, fixed for this after
noon at Harrisburg, did not take place,
owing to the absence Of defendants cOun-
sci. 1t is thought the case will be settled.
The state has attached the securities
nine million dollars of the
estate of VIM. F. Weld. Mr.. Weld moved
from Boston to Philadelphia. to escape
taxation. The state claims that MIR.
Yields estate owes in taxes $3.50, 900, and
it has sued for that amount.
The twenty ninth annual convention OF
the Grand Lodge of Good Templars as
sembled in Harrisburg to day. Over one
hundred delegates are present. The busi-
ness this morning was confined to the
reception Of credentials and routine work.
The regatta committee at Winnipeg yes
terday, tclegraphed Hanlan as follows
" Are you coming within dates agreed
upon? Answer must be positive yes or NO.
Wire us at once"
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4HdRhE2'H.
fnt,s.ielpnla Marker.

rsiLA.,yLPHIA, June 13-FlOur - Market
inactive; Superfinc, at ssCO13 -: Extra,
S40l - Pcnn'a family, q 9OGl6 ls; Ohio and In
diana do. $6 % MG9O.
Rye flour dull ut "a 37@14 20.
Wheat dali: Pa. Red, 81 4oaS1 43; do Am.
ber, 81 1901 a.
Corn steady for local use; Steamer. s315@
Sic; Yellow at S5MSGc: Mixed. S4@S5c;
No. 3 Mixed. S}dS3%c.
Oats dull and lower M. White. b315
@6Ic: No. > do 6214c; No. 3 do GlLc; No.
Mixed, G0Lc.
Rye dull aIGOc.
Provisions good iObbinG demand.
I.:iItl firm.
Butter rrnl, with IL tendency in sellers. favor;
Creamery Extra, 2G121c TO good to Choice,
2;62jc.
Rolls nominal.
Eggs lower and dull; Pa, &c; Western
1lc.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum dull; Refined. nc.
whisky at 81 II
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Deliahtful Excurs1on.

The excursion to Mount Alto park which
leaves this city to morrow morning at 5:21
o'clock, promises to be a most delightful
one. The park is one of the most pictur-
esque places in Pennsylvania, almost
rivaling Watkins Glen in the variety OF
its beauties. The weather promises to he
fine the fare is low, as will be seen by
advertisement elsewhere. and the road
passes through the Cumberland valley
which, of itself presents. a wonderful
variety of charming landscapes. Persons
intending to participate in the excursion
should purchase their tickets this evening
SO that the railroad company may be able
to provide an ample number Of cars for
their conveyance to the park. The Ges-
tination of this excursion should not be
COMPOUNDED with Pine Grove. Mount
Alto is vastly more extensive and beauti-
ful
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Woods Meetings.

An assembly for the promotion of Sab
bath-school work will be held GU the
StOverdale camp grounds near Hummels-
town, Penn, from July 2G to August Cd.
Under the superintendence ofRev. Albel t.
w. Parry, assisted by Rev. WIN. Parry, of
Eineland, and others, there will be a four
days meeting held in VIM. Glisbys' woods
hear Mexico, Cecil County Nd, June Is
and 18th, inclusive order of services to
wit /: preaching Thursday. Friday, and
Saturday, at 7:45 p. m. Sabbath, 18th inst,
1890 a. m. and 8 p. m. The meeting will
he held in the interest OF no exclusive sect,
but with the express purpose Of advancing
Bible holint %.
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THE MAINE REPUBLICANS.


The Republican state convention OF
Maine met at eleven o'clock to-day III Port.
land, Senator Frye calling the meeting to
order. Main hall, which holds 1890 peo-
pie, was quite full.
Col. Robe was nominated for governor
by 80 majority on first ballot.
Senator Frye nominated Eugene Hale
for temporary chairman. He was received
with much enthusiasm. On taking the
chair Mr.. Hale made brief speech, iu
which, referring to President Arthur, he
said he believed the president was trying
to bring all shades of the Republican
party into accord he has difficnlt task
but will discharge it wisely.
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Western Grain Markets.

TOLEDO, O.-Wheat quiet: No. 2 red, spot
81 "a; June, 81 30h; July, 81 l5E; August,
ST. 10.
Corn in light request high mixed at 75c;
No. 9, spot at 13Ac; July at 72Ac; August at
73Ac.
and unceanged.
Reccipts-Wheat. 4, 600 bushels ; Oats, 1850
hIS.
Shipment3-Wheat. 5000 bushels; Corn,
5000 bas Oats, 1900 bus.
PEORIA. Ill.-Corn active and firm high
mixed, G9I67Oc; mixed. 52Q521ac.
Oats were lOwcr and easy No. White ut
5l@521ac.
Rye dull and nominal No. 2 at 67%MG5c.
Whisky steady and unchanged.
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for Texas and Cherokee; 80 o56l7 . for ma
ttves. with general sales Texans at 9I<0l0c |:
natives at 13x@l51c exporters took 800 head
lor shipment alive; receipts to-day, 4. $50 head
or ?.lIO do for the week shipments for the
Week-quArters beef. 1,2a for shipment to-
morrow, 9OQuarters beef and $50 head of live
stock.
Sheep-Fair trade at unchanged prices. with
Zc decline on Lambs ; sales of sheep MT 4LR
&c lambs at 5h07<c; receipts, j, 400 head,
or IS 100 for the week.
Hogs steady poor to good live. 9. a,Is y
per 100 bs !; receipts. $500. or 25,l.U for the
week.
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Foul Play Suspected.

VICTORIA, =. c., June 13.-FOul play is
suspected III tho case of the lost child Of
Mr.. Hamilton. The body has been found
in the woods hear the hoase of the pa. ents.
1t was missing for some months. The
child is supposed to have been murdered
by kidnappers, who, after the commission
of the crime, laid the body where it was
found Chinese are suspected to have
committed the deed.
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heavy Work,

The large Diebold safe noticed yester-
day was landed safely in the store of E. F.
Bowman, on Chestnut street, yesterday
afternoon about 44 o'clock. 1t was Il
very heavy job and while it was being
hauled down Market street from the
railroad the front axle of the heavy wagon
on " hieh it was, was broken. A new
front carriage was procured and it stood
the iinmensc weight.
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EratornNl yIhit.

Last evening the Canasatcso lodge of
Red Men paid fratcrnal visit to the
Ee-shah kO nee lodge Of the same order,
and afterwards both lodges adjourned to
SchUnberger's saloon, where a sumptu-
Gus feast Of good things was placed before
them and enjoyed with the greatest zest.
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Injury and Doath I'm q Mine.

VIRGINIA CITY. New, June 13.-The
premature explosion OF p blast at the
Union consolidated mine last evening in
stantly killed John, Black and James F.
Brown. the latter being shOckingly
mansled. John Bears,o was fatally and
r. Hicks seriously injured.
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NEW Iokx. June 1a--FlOur--State and
Western dull and still in buyers favor !;
Southern dull and weak.
Wheat LM1.c lower dull and heavy trade
limite, No. Red, June, 81 45N@l 46A do
July. 81 29ssal s95z do Augm-t; 81 2oha@l 2lA;
Corn 1S1s9c lower ana dull; Mixed West
ern, spot. 7i@7Gfc ;,do futures, 764G191ac.
Aug. ACC; State, GO167c Western, 5sG66c.
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DrsPEPTIC, nervous people, "uuJ of sorts.
Col.len's I.iebig's Liquid Beet and Tonic In
vigorator will cure. Ask for Golden or Drug
Sists. iu2-lwdeodGw
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OF merit with quack medicine. We have used
Parkers Ginger Tonic with the happiest re-
suits for Dyspepsia. and Debility and know 1t
to be 4 sterling health restorative.-Tin,es.
jul.lmdeod&eow
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An Enthusiastic Endorsement.

GORHAM, n. H., July II, 1873.
GEsTs-WhOever you are, L don't know but
1 thank the Lord and feel grateful to you to
know that in this world of adulterated mcdi-
cines there is one compound that proves and
does all it advertises to do and more. Four
years ago had slight shock OF palsy, which
unnerved me 10 such an extent that the least
excitement would make me shake like the
ague. Last May 1 was induced to try Hop Bit
ters. l used one bottle. but did not see any
change another did SO change my nerves that
they are now as steady as they ever were 1t
used to take both hands to WRITE but now my
60 ID right hand writes this. Now. If you con-
tiHue to man nufacture as honest and goOd an
article as you do. you will accumulate an
honest fortune. and confer the greatest bless
ing on your fellow men that was ever con-
ferrcd on mankind. TIN BCRCH.
jul-2wd&w
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xyEAYHEls INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, juno 13.-For the Middle
states, fair weather, except light showers
in the southern portion, southeast to
southwest winds, lower barometer and
stationary Or q slight rise in tempera-
turc.
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The cOuntenance of mortal man or woman
cannot be celestially radient and pure. but
with DIR. Benson's Skin Cure, it can be made
smooth and free from letter. scaly eruptions
frecklcs and climatic iiscoloration. A lovely
toilet dressing. jul2-lwd&w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

What gives healthy appetite, an increased
digestion. strength TO the muscles and tone
10 the nerves: Browns Iron Bttters.
ju5-lw,Iw
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INCREASE YOUR CAPITAL.
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Investors of small and medium amounts in
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Proof Positive.

We have the most positive and convincing
proof that Thomas Eclectric Oil IL Il most ef
iectual specific for bodily pain. In cases of
rheumatism and neuralgia II gives instan: re
lief. For sale ut ii. Il. COchran'S drug store
l37 North Queen street. Lancaster.
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JOHN WANlAAKER,S.
Al
JOHN WANAMAkER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.

Chudda and cashmere shawls
are worn more than ever. For
its-proper use there is no salts
factory substitute for chudda ;
but not everybody will pay S.
to SIS (s5 for a coarse chudda,
SIS for a fine one) for a simple
modest shawl of plain goat
wool, whose richness will be
recognized only by the Initiated.
The cashmere is brighter,
smoother, fresher, newer-look-
ing and costs but S. to So.
1908 Chestnut.
Take this as a sample of our
black grenadine news.
A pattern of all-silk large
plaid Lyons grenadine, which
some will like and some will not
like (that you know, is true of
everything) we have been sell
ing at $3.50; and at that price it
was very low. You shall have
it to-day for ST. Another some
what like it in pattern, but silk
and wool, has been SI.25 till
now; now IS cents.
These are simplytwo samples.
There are a hundred. And
many of these grenadines be-
long to the very rich goods that
have distinguished our trade this
year.
Next-outer circle. south entrance to main
building.
Black lace buntings are GER
tainly scarce. No doubt about
it. We told you SO last week.
You will begin to see the fact
within ten days. But we have
enough for the immediate pres
ent-not enough; for we'd buy
any quantity. At these prices:
10 and 1oH cents for cotton and
wool; IS cents for all wool, sin
gle width; SO, 90, 65, and IS
cents for all wool double width. |
A new one to-day at 60 asks
your particular attention.
Next.outcr circle, south entrance to main
building,
The black and white silk
striped dresses ready made at
$40 are going with the warm
weather. They have something
of the appearance of summer
silk; but are much more sub
stantial than summer silk could
be at the price.
1901 and 1893 Chestnut, second floor.
Ribbon short remnants $3.50
a pound; for quilt patchwork
in pound packages only.
Other remnants, by the yard, at
quarter value, or less.
We have inst received z laroe
quantity of remnants-manu-
facturers' coupons they are
called in the trade. We have
room to show only a few ofthem
at a time; because almost the
whole space available for milli-
merry is taken up with untrimmed
hats and bonnets at quarter to
half value. We sell them the
lower on account of our limited
facilities, and the unavoidable
inconvenience of your buying.
East of the Old waiting room.
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Franklin Square Library 255 numbers ut 8.
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INdnddrd Series: G. numbers 1t Q, II, IA, Is
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ly sold these eephemeral editions;
but they have grown to such
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-13

The only iron preparation that does not
color the teeth, and will not cause headache or
constipation, as other iron prcparationIwill,
is Browns Iron Bitters. jul2-lwtlGw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-13

4 NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
ShilOi. y Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents. For
sale at COchran's drug store, l37 North Queen
street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-13
Sale of Real Estate.

Henry Shubert, ,auctioncer. sold. June IL,
at private sale the property. No. 1923 North
Limo street, belonging to DR.. John lev
ergO0d, for So, 800.