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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-14

There was an alarm oi fire this
afternoon ut half past O'Clock struck
from box Al, corner of Lemon ami Market
streets 1t was caused by two small houses
adjoining Coho's lumber yard being set
on fire by sparks from locomotive. Tho
flames were extinguishcd before much
damage was done.
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Poisoned by leo Cream

Wednesday afternoon the wife Of F. II.
Evans. cOnfectiOaar, ON Old street,
Petersburg, Va. his child aad young
lady visiting the family, wero poisoned
and made seriously i'll by eating ice cream
which was seasoned through mistake with
extract Of lemon. Efforts are being made
to save their lives.
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A French VILLAGE DESTROYED.

PARIS, June IA The village of Val
loires, in the department of Savoy, has
been destroyed by fire. The inhabitants $
barely escaped with their lives. All the
live stock in the place, including ons hun
dred heal Of oxen, pcrished.
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Ali the trouble with the puddlers helpers.
at the Penn Iron works, who struck for
higher wages on Tuesday, is over. The
men all went to work this morning at the
old wages with the exception of four who
were discharged by the managers of the
works.
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why They IJidnt Lynch Him.

New YORK, Juno 4.-A special
dispatch says that ono hundred armed
men rode into Kingston, NJ
c., last night to lyLch Guilforl Soan, Il
negro, but the sheriff and citizens were
guarding the jail and the mob departed
quietly.
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Plenty OF WO,:, for the Court,

WAsHINGTON, June 14.-The Neacs' San
Saba special says tin 1t the court is now ia
session at Llano, and state troops have
been sent there to preserve psace. Thirty
murders are on the docket. Serious
trouble is expected.
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NRw YORK. June A-Flour dull and easier.
Wheat ]9Zc lower and heavy; No. Red.
Aug, 81 23431 23Z.
Corn N@Xc lower andQuiet Mixed Western
spot, 5O065xc do future, 641f667Kc.
Oats shade lower NO. 2 July 4sc State.
5O056c; Western, 450c4c,
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ST. JOHN. N. b, June IA young
boy named Beldin Was killed and eaten by
4 bear at Aunogance, Kings county, yes
terday whilo picking sarsaparilla i'll the
woods.
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A Reported Lease.

NEW YORK, June ii The reported d
contemplated lease Of the Reading to New
I0ik to the Central, is pronounced rs
being assured by parsons usually well in
formed in Reading affairs
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Sfe0WhRrru EosAlunl

Tonight the ladies OF the First Baptist
church, East Chestnut street, will open their
ann ual strawberry festival In the church this
evening. The church has been handsomely
decorated and a pleasant time Is anticipated
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Work III the Mines.

PHILADELPHIA, June IA Tho anthra-
Cite coal interests have agreed to work
full time dulinG The week commencing
MnEiy rrx', June Is, and to suspend
mining Oh the 2Sth, Goth aud 3Oth inst
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Ready IO Open Up.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-The comptrol
Ter of the currency has authorized tie
First National bank of Rochester, Pa, to
begin business with capital of $4,000.
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Nuri. r TO CUNrKAcrOns

NUTlt r TU CUNTRACrOrS.
~ Sealed proposals will be received up to.
O'Clock. p. m., on SATURDAY, JUNE%i 1888,
for wort: and material required at the Eastern
market house, In the following divisions:
For bricks per l,OOO hand and machine
made).
For laying brick per 1000.
For mill-wOrk.
For lumber.
For paving, per square yari.
For sand, Der ton ana per l,OOo brick in WALL
For lime per bnshel.
For painting 0nd glazing.
For carpenter work.
For tin roofing and spouting.
For plumbing.
For making and placing in position r1o.
trusses and roofing, game ready 10: tin.
For plastering.
Bids will also be received at the same time
and place for the erection OF the whole house
complete.
Plans and specification, can be seen ut tho
Office OF Allen A. Herr & Co., No. IcS r. kinE
street, where bids will be received.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. j. FRED. SENEk,
ielS, ,l6. .D,:2R Chairman.
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WrAThER lNa,yCArr.,x..

WASHINGTON, June 14.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, northerly
winds, becoming light and variable, slight
changes in temperature, rising followed
by falling barometer.
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10 No family Dyes were ever so popular as
the Diamond Dyes. They never fail. The
Black is tar superior 10 logwOod. Any color
TO cents.
The first real skin cure ever discovered was
DIR. BensOn's Skin Cure. IL cures all rough
and scaly skin diseases and makes the skin
smooth and healthy. Ii Is an ornament to any
lady's toilet.
Dr.. Benson's Celery dnd ChamODlile Pills
cnred n,y 'cife Immediately Of severe neural
gia " ii. NJ. Cocklin, ShepherdtOwn Pa. SOC.
ut druggists
CoLDEN's Liquid Beet Tonic will cure indf.
gestion, and perpetuate bodily vigor. Take
no other. OF druggists. i'll IL deOd&w
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PRESBYTERIANS.
KEY. SrEU WARTS 18TH aNNIVERsARY
Fifteen Hundred Friends Congratulate Him
-Spcccnes-EInc Music-Elegaut

Observation-Disclosures.
The 25til anniversary OF Rev. DIR. G.
W. Stcwarl'S paStOratC of the Union
Prcsby;atiam church Of CoIeraip, which
vas celebrated on Sunday last, and full
pa.t!,ulaI8 oi which have been published
ia Tie INTELLIGENCER, was fifty supple
mentsd yesterday by grand social gath
,.i iag Of his parishinrers aud friends at
.iIo church 0i which he has been so long a
faithful pastor and for whose spiritual
and tcmp0ra! advancement he has done so
much.
Early in the day vehicles Of every de-
sc:iption, ind coming from every direc
fioD, each Greighted with friends of DR..
Stewart, gathered in the vicinity of the
church, while huliccis Of men and
women, boys and girls, att!red III their
best, wonded Their way ;.foot to the Shrine
to which I'll ygcra cantring until the num-
Der rcacLad / 200 o. 800 a much larger
number than could BE- pn2sibly crowded
into the church, capacions though it be.
But overyb )dy was h2npy aud good
iaturcI, and the crush aud lm rather
addad 20 than das..ctrd from tie general
Joy Of the occasion.
Devotion. / cXel ciaus form cd the opening
part. OF The programme. An earnest in
vocation was offered 10y Rev. Ely, of
Columbia. hp;T",,riate passages from
the scriptures w.r3 .e4h by Rev. DR..
Mitchell, cG tAiS ci'y, an! prayer was
oarro. BY E2v. Era%it;tl. "f Slate Ridge,
York county.
Rev. " K. l;iilli1iD, -. d of Chester,
was c4i:.h Ia Lil;; chair and made IN ad-
dress of :. b.,!i l.nnr's; duration lie and
DR. StrWa,: bad been raised together i'll
lie GIl ChancriOrl church, York
tE..,,.
wlre adjoining Dl. Bingham re.
lated many Interesting "reminiscences
nf thor hJyitood days, not forgetting to
raise Il iaA~, ~ Dr. S..wAlt's expense by
telling how he usai to "Slumbrr in his
pew iuiiae thc ,luiI scrmous of some of
the l,!n:c Hriritch ,!ivIncS who furnished the
:piri,ua! lIbn'!g:a on ':hic! the babes Of
ti!n ciiurct. were i@,,. i}r. bingham spoke
il g,owiu., i,Sal3 % tiI3 %r,a5 good that
hai I,ac!i aca.;:, 2,!iai."l during Dr.. Stew
arts l;as!ur:.t.r ami spike in lItttering
term" or Ms. Stewart, Who WAS I; help
i"c,'G ior !ieg husband, and who had left
the impi,s, "i h", Christ ian piety and
t;rmanIy virtues r0l only o.. the congreg:i.
l'n i.lit throughout tho Whole community
by whicia she vs. :-,IF;uunacd
i:oy. AIr..'l NGvir, DID, Lii. ID OF
iin!ahclp..i. was next Introduced ans.
:elair,i ms;A} lnI1iilis :cmcos and interest
,p.c incidents ur Oh D,na5I prc*byt9ry,
of which the present Westminster presby
trry is &u2c".:ur. II" bnr: willing
t;,slimuuy Ia IT,. t'i,iit energy. patriot
is:li. p!pty "3i ~ s5ii%n si:v ,.inn &, the
yyaii..ja ii. lt.e .c!,urc! cA!IiOi;.d by the
earl 10 cTs. 1'. nara -! :n.-nJ incG !nieS,
numerous :tra o.,icrw!~", Of which they
wcT? The :,u' 'iao:".
ne..JDHn Squire o. Pos Dop,,i., Md,
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TWO SMALL. HANDMADE HAVANA
/ cigars, for cts., at the Old Stand,
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
aTORE.
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NEW ADHEREHEMExTS.
VNHURSDAY-EAIR AND lNCREASJNea
Il TEMPERATURE

Il TEMPERATURE.
! We often hear of busy men,
but arn't there a lot of busy
women in the world? ? 1t did seem
as if hot weather was never
coming and there need be no
haste to do the summershopping,
but when was there ever so hot
a June and when did the country
hills court us so bewitchingly ?
So, then, somebody must be
pushed to get the new mattings
and rugs and porch chairs and
the few scattered things of bed
chamber, closet and kitchen that
were broken or lost last year.
Happily enough, most all of
your wants can be supplied at
once, and one uniform price
saves lots of time and shortens
the work. If the list of memo
randums cannot be completed
by midday, there is no need to
60 out into the broiling sun, for
lunch can be had in the gallery
over the reading room. There
are four different convenient
places to deposit luggage and
have it checked while buying, so
as not to be burdened with bags,
umbrellas or gossamers.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
THERE'S GOODNESS in the Ladies'
Striped Skirt that costs half a
dollar, and it is just as cool as
it was when sold at IS cents not
long ago.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
For $3.50, Bla ck Lawn
Dresses.
For $3.50, real good Gingham
Dresses.
For $3.50, Gingham Suits,
trimmed with lace.
For 81, Chintz Suits, in Plain
Colors and Checks.
For S., Figured :, Cnintz Suits.
For S., Gingham or Seer
Suits.
For SO, Figured Chintz Suits,
trimmed with Braid.
For $3.50, very pretty Striped
Seersucker Suits.
For 81, finer quality Seer
sucker, nicely trimmed with
Edging.
For 50, Embroidered Seer
sucker Robe, three colors.
Lawn Dresses, 81, S., $40
and $40.
White Dresses, $3.50, up to
$40. We never had so many |
beautiful White Dresses as now.
1901 Chestnut second floor. Take house car.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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~ cannot speak too highly OF Burdock
Blood Biters they have been great blessing
TO me. Cured me OF biltousness and dyspep-
sia from which had suffered for years" MIR.
j. Marsh, Bank OF Toronto Ont. For sale by
II. Il. Cochran, druggist. l37 and l39 North
Queen street.
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home yesterday, and worked we'll. If
every exhibition is as amusing as the one
to day the proprietors of the escape should
remain in town for some time for the
benefit of the citizens.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Cant Say Enough

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
gCphers, chipmunks. cleared out by Rough
on Rats 15c
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My Wife Had Fits.


" For b years" says our correspondent
Henry Clark, of Fairfield, Lcnawee Co. Mich,
81 my wife had II IS. They would last atout IN
hour, and sometimes longer. samaritan Ner-
zine has permanently cured her.
jl2-lwdeod&w
IT,, i.e,novai OF the stamp Act a Benefit to
the People.
In anticipation OF, the repeal OF the stamp
act, the size of the bottles containing the cell
ebrate ed Simmons Liver Regulator have been
materially increased, SO that tor 81 the guam
tity OF the medicine will be greater than here
tOfOre. Ask your druggist for, and be sure
you get the big bottle OF SIMMONS Liver RKGU-
LATOR.
THE face of humanity displays fewer PIN
pies than formerly Reason-Glenn's Sulphur
Soap. ''lIills Hair and Whiskcf Dye" so cts
jlllwdeOd&w
aS-PLAIN TALK FROM DR. SwAYNK-I0 Whom
II May Concern: Itching Piles Is one OF the
most annoying complaints known to physi-
Clans. Every one can tell whether lie Is thus
afflicted by observing the following symp-
toms Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. 1t seems lis IL pin worms were
crawling IN or ,bout the rcctum. Small Jumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
affected. The more you scratch the worse the
itching. knowing that my OintmeI I Is super
lor to any article III tht market, guarantee
to cur, tlI. worst case OF itching piles in exist
ence.
(Si2ncdl, H.SWAYNE, NJ. D.
Hr. Swayne's Ointmr nj Is also u pleasant and
cic,ive cure Tor letter, itch salt rheum. cry
sipelts, BARRIERS itch, pi:nples, and all scaly,
cr,:sty, itchy skin erupliOns. sold by all
proilinent druggists. or will be sent Tor SO cts.
tin Be- stamps), boxes, Sl.s5. address,; DR.
swayne s. Son, Philadelphia, Pa.
octi1-ly;lTu ThSSHw
Brown Household P.nacea
Is the most effective Pain Destroye or In the
world. viii most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied eXter-
nally. una thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alieviator, anu it is wal lanted ,lOu.
bic the strength than any other similar prepa-
rat
Ii cureb pain In the Skle lack or Bowels,
sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothnchc, and
ALL ACHES, and is The t3reat iseIieyer OF
Palm. BROWNS SHOUSEIOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. iea,poontul OF
the Panacea in Il tumbler OF hot water [swee;,
ened. If prcferredl, taken at bedtime, will
BREAK UP COLD. - cents Il bottle.
mayl-T.Th.F&w
For Lame Back, Side or Chest use Sill
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DUBLlC SALE or HORSES AND COWS.
/ On SATURDAY, JUNE l6, 1883, will be
sold ut public sale Mt the public house OF Ben
Pa, the following stock to wit l3 head OF
VIRGINIA DRAFT AND DRIVING HORSES;
10 Colts from to 3 years old, heavy boned ;
amongst them are u few teams well mate and
good steppels Ten head of COWS, some fresh
and springers. The above stock Is good and
must be az represented or no sale. A credit
OF GO days will be given.
Sale to CONNIE nee at O'clock when attend
ance will be giveu by Fl. e. LINTNER.
SAMUEL HESS & Son, Aucts. jul3-3t
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OOAL..
Il. a AK r IN

u Il. a ARTlN
Wholesale HIi,: t:oI,il Dealer In all kin.ts Of
LUMBER AND COAL.
80 furd No. 40 North Water and Irinfa
.:,..!.2 9HnTc lennon Lancaster. sr-,y i,
Manure AND OPAL.
vi New York AMI Philadelphia Horse Ma
nure by the car load at reduced prices All tn.
BEST GRADES OF COAL,
Both tor Family and Steam purposes.
CEN EST by til. barre. HAY ami STRAW
by the ton or bale.
YARD-3l5 Harrisburg, Pike.
GENERAL OFP,CE-2OH East Chestnut street.
Kaufman, Keller e. Co
aUri-Iyi
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Nuns Yelling, g genuin e
French, in beautiful cream
shade imported to sell for
37H cents ; the price we offer
it at is IS cents. A few Cham
bray and Sateen Embroidered
Robes that have been in the
window, the embroidery has be-
come slightly soiled on the out
side fold, not faded, and on this
account we have put them down
to S., So and 81, 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-
ton suits, robes and wraps, at
prices ranging from So to $3.50
per yard. Some are elegantly
embroidered with roses, begonia
leaves, cornucopias, horse shoes,
croquet mallets and balls, &C.,
on grounds of white, blue, gar
net and other shades of finest
wooden fabrics, silk embroidery.
JOHN WANAMAKER
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Thunder It Down the Ages.

That for lameness, for rheumatism, for aches,
for pains, and tor spralns DR.. Thomas EcLec.
trio OIL is a positive and reliable remedy. Dr.
Thomas Eclectric oil can be purchased OF
any druggist. For sale by II. b. Cochran.
druggist, l37 and l39 North Queen street.
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GEALED PRO OSAlS FOR STREET.
y WORK.-Sealei proposals tor building
sewer and grading DOrwart street from Manor
t0 Poplar street, and for building sewer on
West Chestnut street from Market street TO
Water street and tor grading Pine street
from west King TO Orange street, will be re.
celSeH Dy tne street committee up to O'Clock
on MOND ~ EVENING. June 25, 1883.
All proposals must be in strict accordance
with plans and specifications. to be seen at
the office OF Col. w. II. Gerhart, city regulator,
Grant building. and must be for the entire
work for the different jobs.
proposals to be deposited IN street committe e
box at Alderman Barr's office.
BY order # street committee.
ie4, JK RARH. Clerk.
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Inayl-r.TI,.EXV

For Lame Back, SIUc or Chest use Sill
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, 25 cents
Sold by II. Il. Cochran, 1877 and l39 North Queen
traet. Lancaster febl4eO,!G
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TNJUisIEs TO THE DRUM OF THE EAR.
i The diseases OF the membrane tympani
occur either az q result of an Inflammation OF
the external auditory canal, or of the middle
ear.
AL Diseases of the EYE, EAkand THROAT
permanently cured by
DRS. H. d. and NJ. A. LONGAkER.
Treatment Office-l3 East Walnut street,
Lancaster.
Consultation free. jli3td&w
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For b years" says our correspondent
Henry Clark, of Fairfield, Lcnawee Co. Mich,
my wife had is. They would last about an
hour, and sometimes longer. samaritan Ner-
zine has permanently cured her.
jl9-lwdeOd&w
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xEW ADYERELsEA6NE0.
WANTED s.ksE I, - TO "oRk Al
w second hand. Apply G0ss 20 4 SON
tstfd No. 10l Middle st.
VIEI1OW FRONr 80. HAVANA CIGAR,
L is the best in the city. made and for sale
HARrnAs's rs45SE sE5SE. FRONT o'eAr
TXJANTED-BY A YOUNG NAN. SlTUA-
| w ton as a clerk or salesman OF some
| to be employed. An interview desired. Ad-
dress, "A b." INT4LLIaEScER OFFICE.
1U,aKE NOTICE. ALL hOUsEKEEFERs.
will nav &c. for Mixed Rags, &c. for Gum
! Shoes, &C. for AII.Wool Ingram Carpets, II de-
Iivered at e2s WEST GRANT STREET. or 2a5
tais ST. ' WM.F. HENNECKE.
+ The only place IN town where he feathers
are curled and dKeo FaoMGE "a e tas latest
Short notice. Lowest prices. je9 Ind
NOR RENT-THE BUILDING 6l4 AND
suitable for manufacturing purposes, ware:
house. etc. Apply to to.vu,,r,
jsIwd 6l2 East King st.
CCHOOL TAX 1883.
> The duplicate is in ~ the e. hands adr, OF the
ment. nas1s''s ". s: 81 iM1EsH4LL, TEessufer.
Onice hours from q. m. to p. m.
r BUY MY GOODS FROM FIRST HANDS
l. for cash and sell the best goods for tho
''I HxkTMAS's yEh5ow FRONT CIGAR
.u,HE TIME FOR BIDS FOX THE EREC.
! ton of the Farmers Western Market
House viii be extended to M0HDAf' IgNE
''j iH.stS 4. no"' Chairman Building c Committee.
NKAss FUR SALE.
" The undersigned offers at private sale a
,St oy 9d
j1lset. MILTON E. HERSHEY.
IiIKEWORks-ALLT ThE LATEST NOW
L ready FOR dealers inspection, at city
prices.
IS West King street,
jell-lwd* Lancaster, Pa.
y Proposals for supplying the new four
room building on Ann street. with Primary,
Secondary and Teachers Desks. will be re-
esd,"s esiysS until wEDNEspAt SEHE6 SEHE e. at
junel37td Chairman OF Committee.
DUBLlC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
i Kitchen Furnitu:e.-The undersigned will
furniture OF Mrs. Catharine Gerber, decd. at
on FRIDAY. JUNE Is. 1883, at ! %'cloek; p. m:
Executor OF estate of Mrs. Catharino Gerb r.
sHuBERr SUTTON. Auetioneers. jel9-st
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Late importations and BAL
ances of ordered goods keep
coming along, overhowing our
stock of Black Dress Goods.
We would like to clear off the
counters of some of these lots.
Here's one piece of this and two
pieces of that; it's not worth
while to tell you what they are,
for by the time you get here
they may be gone. But we open
to-day pieces of Sewing Silk
Grenadine at s1.25 and 4 pieces
somewhat finer at $3.50; it is
six weeks since we have had any
ofthis make, and we should have
received these a month ago.
Six pieces of 65-cent Black
Albatross, which W will sell at
half a dollar a yard
First counter from Chestnut street en-
trance, left OF main aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market streets and
City Hall Square
PHILADELPHIA.
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HNO-NlS3HT

TIO- NIGHT
/ Will be the GRAND OPENING OF the
Strawberry Festival un Ter the auspices OF the
ladies OF the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, in
the church on Est Chestnut street. The fes.
tival will continue until Saturday. Admis-
sion free. IT.
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John WANAMAKER.

Thirteenth and Market streets and
City Hall Square
PHILADELPHIA. !.
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SEW IDVEKTIs EUENTy.

NN|ANTED-A GOOD BOY To LEARN
w Coach painting. Apply at
EUGEiSLi Il co,
It'll Market Stl Get,
MOTTO E-CHRISTiANA TEUSCOTT
~ my wife, having lett my be and beard
will not b, responsible tor any bills she may
contract.
IT. CLIFFORD TRUSCOTT
FOK RENT
Il The large hall on the second floor of TX.
celsiOr Hall tor rent on easy terms. Inquire
OF
It* JOHN SClIOENBERGE
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-04


We have received k ok No. OF the
My,e whicl, shows his heels every
Saturday at Walla Walla. The '"'-
fowl, q Is announced az his cr"ed:
The Mule believes that all men are
created tree aud equal, and ought t"
be kicked.
He bclves that dudes are an abom-
nation in the eyes Of society. am
should be sa, upon severely. (N. B.
The Mule is professional sitter
He relieves ra-cals il office should
be turned ont to give other rascals
chance.
He believes that l,ypocrites and fall
sifiers should be taken l,y the slack ii
their clothes and bounced out Of the
community.
He believes ,lat religion is a good
thing 10 have, l,nt too many persons
profess 10 have it, win, have it not
lie believes tina. coin il a mighty
factor in tiis life. The Mule kicks Tor
roin.
He believes that If there were few.
or editors aud more wuod-coppers
the press as well as the wild lands
would be improved
He believes the same rule would
hold good in the case 1T lawyers, doc
tors, preachers and politicians.
He believes that every man who
cheats his neighbor is a, heart thief
and would commit highway robbery
were it not for the fear uf punishment
lie believes that all people were pu'
into this world for purpose, some l"'
one pnrpnse, some for anolher-hu
most of them for another
The Mule is controlled by Black 4
Sinlbe ~ muleteers.
The Mule mentions the followin;
needs in Walla Walla:
lst-A cure for Parker's public Ell
,erprises.
2nd-A preventive against Pau! &
lrirry'S gall
3i-A muzz'c fer the eslhetic whist
/, Ter, L. Frank Boyd.
"a 4;h-A hamper for p. B. Johnson
y pompos!ty.
, h--Citzens with public splr
= enough to encourage railway entel
prlse in lhis sect on