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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-08
rA,HruNAmlE MAnR,AuE.
Tho snenb Nudenricd Nupiials Last Even
ing.

Tho snenb -NudcnrIcd SupiiaIs Last Even
ing.
Tho upper circles of Lancaster society
have been on the gtj rice Of expectation
for sOmO time over tho nuptials Of two
prominent young society pCrsonages,
David Il. Shcnk, son Of tho lato x. w.
Snuuk, Csl ali now connected with tho
banking firm Of Biir y Shcnk, and Miss
Mary 81 Ardrurird, daughter OF tho
mlo louis Aulcnricd. The wedding took
place 'n II lanes Episcopal church last
evening H. tho presence OF large and
fl5hiouabi, aldIaucc, Rev. G. F.
Kpiah,, y D., being the oflici- .
atina mmi,t.r. Promptly at G:3O o'clock
the 6Uial party put in an appear
alice lnA proceeded ug the aisle to tho
Strains oi h3llcI3Dhu's wedding march
in the following order First, little Robert
and Helen Davis, brother aud sister of the
bride; the four ushers, Messrs. G. b
iIager, Haldcmau Vent, Edward Bitner
AID John Ilager the third bridesmaid and
rIoomSman, Miss Mary Bell iiager, and
Mr. Bair, the second and first bridesmaids
ard proomsmcn, respectively, Miss Annie
E.tuCr and Mr.. Harry Carpenter. aud Miss
Mcllio Hess, Of PhiIadeIphia, and Mr..
Walter ED,Idm.u tho bride leaning on
the arm Of Thns.j Davis, osq., bringing
up the lCar.
Arrived 10, the head Of the aisle beau
'ru horo. gate Or chrysanthemums aud
smilax waa opened by the little ones who
l,d tie yr,ccss,oU, the bridal party pass
Iug up - the altar railing. At the same
momnut thc groom, accompanied by his
best nav, Mr.. George Wiley, and the Off
Cin'j.g & clergyman emerged from the
yra,ry, and the twain were pronounced
one according to tho solemn service OF
the Episcopal church. The bride was
richly attired IN white ottoman silk with
tullo voil, aud carried IN hCl hand land.
some b,lQIcs Of whto ti,"ots, Tn0
bridrSmulis were il white satin while the
gcni.,mru appeared il full evening dress.
After ihr cucmuny hAl bson performed
the pl'y p u'acicd IRON tho gAurrh IN
reverse uricr, tho bride aud groom leading
tho way. \ rec ptiOu thaJ lasted until
II O'Clock was heli a. tho rnstioace OF the
brides parents, o. Eat Orange street,
near Shippoo. The happy couple took the
l2Il cN>tb,udd train for an extended
bridal tour
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TiiE JAIL BREAK ERs.
rho Hazard Gaug fJoiDg Pursued-Uhiiord Il
Caugbt--Une OF the Bu1zsrds shot

| Tho Hazard Gaug fJoiDE Pursued-Uhiiord
Caugbt--Une of the Bu,nsrds shot.
| Last night II. &. Hollinger's store at
| Lincoln was broken into and about three
hundred dollars worth Of dry goods, jew
elry, rovolvers, &c, stolen therofrom. Sus.
! piciou at once pointed to the Buzzad
gang aud party of about fifty started
| this morning for tho mountains for tho
gang. IL was not long before they came
10 sight of four. The thieves at once
showed nghJ and it was with great
difficulty that they succeeded III captur.
ing John Clifford one Of the Jail break
ers. In tho fight Ellis Bard, ono of
the pursuors was shot in tho face and Abe
Buzlard was shot, but not captured. The
crowd Of excited people arc now searching
| for the other three who succeeded in es.
| Gaping
John Clifford, whose capture is above
related, is the man who was sentenced to
| five years imprisonment for breaking into
Chas. j. Whites house. There is re-
ward Of $50 offered for his capture. lie
was taken before Squire Carpenter and
reoommiitcd to tho Lancaster Jail.
A later special dispatch from Ephrata to
the ISTELLTGESCER says CELLS Bard,
who was shot in the face aud arm il son
| OF Reuben Bard. His injuries are serious
Clifford was shot in the hip while running.
His wound is not very serious. lie is very
quiet; he refuses to tell anything about his
| companions and will be brought to Lam
easter on tho $3.50 Reading and Lancaster
| trainth evening.
Tho pursuing party came upon the gang
ia the woods Of the Ephrata mountain.
Abo Buzzard and Clifford were together
at the timo. Bard and another
wero ia advance of their Parry,
aud as they saw the thiovcs ono Of
them called cut, here they are,
whereupon Buzzard Grod his shot gun
and hit Band There was an Interchange
Of shots, and Clifford, when no was hit
cried out, L must give up, Abe, and
fell Bu21ard though hit cscared for The
time, but az the entire country is aroused
his carly capture is anticipated
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Nnyemner magazine

GJatiacHt for November comes to
hand with fine selection Of magazine
matter Henry G. McCook contributes -
very interesting and instructive article.
with illustrations, on Tenants OF an Old
Farm" whIo other contributors help t.
swell tho list and worth of the reading
matter, which is this month Of unusual
excellence.
SDnton'a Story Tler presents in No
vcmbor issue it's fourth number which is
reploto with rich aud absorbing light read
ing. Each number will contain complete
tales of high mort very instructive AMI
readable. "Swinton Story Teller" 30
Lafayette Place, Now York, is tho al
dress.
The Traoelers' quite for November il
very good and is full of interesting read.
ing. A pretty picture Of an Alpine scsne
head tho list Of several other fine cugrav-
ings Tho stories are we'll worth reading
The Commercial Travellers Magazine
company, New York, prints it.
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At Logansport, Ind, Wednesday eve
uing at . O'Clock pistol shot startled the
people near the corner of Fourth and
Market streets, and Arthur Williams,
editor and proprietor of tho Logansport
Daily AdDertiSer, was seen running after
George West and heard calling upon tho
passeIs by to stop him He was stopped and
turned over to tho police, when itl was
discovered that he had shos Williams
Trouble between Tue men had been brew
ing for some time, and it was precipitated
by their meeting ON the street Wednesday
evening. West is bill poster, and has
been accused by Williams of being too
intimate with Mrs. Williams. West claims
that he acted purely in selt-defense. Tho
bullet entered the left breast just above
the heart and passed through the left lung.
The chances arc against Williams ro
coyery. West is Il young man only %
years old.
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iDsurance Paid.

LAEcAsrH, Pa, oct. 20. 1855.
lion. Isaiah snyder, General dgcRt, Harris-
burg, Pa!
DEAR sIR-Plcase accept our thanks tor the
promptne's with which the Equitable life ~.
suranco society have paid the policy No
23s,63l, for ono thousand dollars on the life oi
our brother, Chas. n. Shultz, who icd oct. H.
This was paid at once, without rebate, tho
same day tho proofs OF death were received
such promptncJs and fair dealing with lts
policy holders commends the EGuI able M the
leading life assurance society. No technical.
itics, no contest, no compromie o. no delay, no
law suits, are cardinal principles with the
Equitable, Very Truly Yours,
Miss ELLKS j. SHuLTz,
IT. Mrs. REBECCA WRLCHANE
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~ REAL ESTATE.
ON SATURDAY EVENING, NONEMBERI7,
lsSI In pursuance OF an ordcroi the Orphans
Court OF Lancaster County, will be sold ut
Public NOndue, ut the Fountain Inn, South
Queen street, Lancaster city, Pa, the follow
Ing Real Estate OF Christian StrOblc, deceased,
tOwit
No. |. 4 Lot or Piccc OF Ground situate on
the west side OF South Queen street I'm the
front on said street G2 feet ~ inches, and IN
depth westward 2l5 feet 10 Boayer street;
bounded on tho north by land OF IleOTge W.
COTmCny, and on tins south by land OF Henry
sheNu. Tho improvements consist OF two ono
story Log WCathCr.Bourded Dwelling Houses,
and OnC.stOry shop, fronting on said South
Queen street, and respectively numbered j3 t.
5iG and 53s. This is Il large and valuable lot
for building purposes, having a front on
South Queen and on Beaver streets.
No. 2, A lot or piCco OF ground situate on
the northwest side OF High street, in said city
ot Lancaster, cOntaing 10 feet in front ana \.
tending In depth 80 feet more or less, u
ground lato OF q, Blumenstock, adjoining
ground OF said G.. BlumenstOck on northGu II
ana northwest. ana by late Adam W ise on the
southwest. The improvements arc "a one
story brick house, No. 63l, on said High street
| fruit trees, and other improvements,
Possession and title VIII be given on April |
| 1884.
Sale to commence at 7o'cock y. m, wheI
\ due attendance will be given and terms q
| sale made known by
L.. BAUMAN,
Trustee appointed by the Orphans COuri u
| sell said real estate,
sHuBKRr 4 SUTTON. Aucti0neors. .Oe1.ThSs
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slugger sullivan Arrested.

John L. Sullivan and Steve Taylor, the
boxers, were arrested at st. Louis We'd
nesday upon charges of violating tho state
law in regard to the public sparring aud
boxing exhibitions. They had made
ready to leave for California but their
arrest may lead to II change of programme,
as they had to enter into bonds to appear
in the criminal court on the 10Th instant.
1t is said that the owners of the Standard
theatre were jealous OF Sullivan's com
pauy appearing at tho Peoples and that,
to get even, they have st on foot the pres
ont prosecution.
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SoUK KRoUT LUEUhrHIS CThUksDAi
- EVENING ut
Dos c II $ 81 LOON
III and il3 North . lvcn street.
~ j. DOSCll, PrUp'r.
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This morning recruiting ,lliCor OF the
United States army arrived in town from
Harrisburg in search OF Frank Kilchrist, a
d,serter. Tho latter was arrested by
Officer StcmwandIc and handed over. 1t
appcas that about five months ago XII.
christ, who was charged with an oiienSc iu
this county, enlisted in the regular army.
When this became known he was sent
back here lie served u short timo IN
prison fot costs, and upon his release did
tot think ,hat bo was obliged to return to
the army When lac enlisted he stated
that he was . years Of age, but As ho Is
not he may escape for that reason. He
was takcu back to Harrisburg.
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EULroS OPERA HuUsE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l0Tu.
TIE MOSARCnS OF FUN.
BARRY & FAY !

In their New Musical Comedy, 10y VIM. Car
lelton, Esq, author OF Fritz In ireland" &c
the funniest eyer written, entitled
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Ins Annual IuVSsuGsIion OF tho Condition
~ The 4, X. u,

Four traits CulAimE tho party OF .Nll
road Officers Low on lurir annual inSpcc
tiOn ai the main Inc OF tho Pennsylvania
iail Dad passed Through the city to day ia
their survey Of tho eastern division Of the
road r., woIc In which the inspectors
arrive q, : iair conclusion regarding tho
condition of the road bed, bridges, ETC.,
on The respective divisions and sub diyi,
i.u8 Is very simple Each inspector
n,,h>s his own notes from personal obser-
yAtiOu. AZ tho conclusion of tho inspec.
ton all the notes made by the different
inspectors on tho cards furnished them
will be sent to the office Of Superintendent
Provost, whore they will be correctly
averaged, Tho result will determine who
is entitled to premiums.
Tho party consists Of General Manager
Charles T.. Pugh +. WalcOtt jackson,
general superintendent of the Now York
division S. NJ. Provost, general superin
teudent of the Pennsylvania division /;
Robert Nelson general superintendent of
tho Philadelphia N Eric division Robert
Pitcairn, superintendent and general
agent Of P,ltsburg division w. J. Latta,
general agent Thomas Quicker, su
perintendGut Philadelphia division IL
+. Kenney, general superintendent
Philadelphia Wilmington IL Baltimore
II. II. Carter, superintendent Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore; o. L, McClel
Ian, superintendent Middle division r. +.
Petit, superintendent Now York division
]. a. Anderson, superintendent Belyi
dore division j. Buckalew, super
intcndcnt Amboy division Il. Is
Westiall, superintendent eastern division
Philadelphia s. Eric ThomasA. Roberts
superintendent middle division, Phiadel
phia 81 Eric j. W. Reynolds, superin,
ieudent western division, Philadelphia
Il Erie Spencer Meade, supcrinten
dent Emira division J. b. Hutohin
son, superintendent Frederick division
A. p. Kirkland, superintendent westerl
Pennsylvania division Il. l.. Holiday
superintendent Bedford division W. NJ
Phillips, superintendent Lowistown diVi
sion, together with about one hundre
assistant engineers, supervisors aud assist
ant supervisors. The inspectors travel II
open inspection cars, while the highC
grade Of officers ride in coaches and diuin
cars,
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MARK EIS.
philRdsipnIn nIarEo

PmLADELPnIA, Nov. -FlouT firm and
quiet.
Rye Flour, S37i,
Wheat nrm mo. 2 w Woslern Red, o. 09lll OOlI
No. s do, o. OlQl Olk No. Penn'a, keIi, 81 a.
Corn firm and in fair demand; sail yell
low, GlgGlc; do mixed, 6OgOO1c No. mixed
57fgbsc.
Oats tirm and In tair demand No white
39ho; No. z WHITE, 3S13sILc; No 10, SD
size No. 2 Mixed, 86Hc
kye ut GOc.
S6ods- Glover frmcrat skd9lc; Timothy at
81 4Ofpl 90 ; Flaxseed at sl a..
Provisions nrm and In iatr denan |.
Lard tIm.
Butter active and tending upward
Eggs irm on scarcity,
Cheese steady,
Petroleum quiet:
whisky AT sl -
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UEIT Tf1S

nIFFEHBAUGH.-In this city, NOV. 6, lSsI, at
O'clock p. M, Mrs. Ann Diiicnbuugh, aged -
years, months and - days.
Tho relatives ana friends are invItci TO at.
tend the funeral from her late residence No
Il Plum ct, on Saturday morning
O'Clock. Services at the h0usc. IntcrmCnt at
the weaver burial ground, on the Sirashuris
pike
LIBHARr.-in Marietta. on the 9th inst, Hon.
}. j. Libhart, in the Isth year OF his age.
HIS relatives amt friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the PrCsby,
terlan church, Marietta, on Friday afternoon
AT O'Clock lntCrmcnt Mt Marietta Cemetery
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DIshOpest NDtera

PoUGHKEErsIE, N. Y, Nov. S..-There
is much excitement in Duchess county,
owing to the many arrests since Tuesday
of persons charged with bribery at the
election. Among tho warrants sworn out
to-day was one for Warden A. Brush, OF
Sing Sing prison, and another for Wesley
Van "assel u New York custom house
official
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The olro-ic ljghts, which were erected
by the Maxim light company, for the pur-
pose Of illuminating the city, were tested
tor tho first time last evening, about half
past O'clock Some Of them worked very
well but the majority did not, aud nothing
could be seen but sparks or very dirn lights.
This is accounted tor by the fact that the
whole thing is new aud IL requires some
time to got it in working order. 1t is
hn, ct tha, it will soon DO all right, as the
ILLMts that workel wore ynry hrIlliApt.
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A IrAgIC ACane

MUsEoGEE, Indian Terr., Nov. s.
Henry McGee, sheriff, made an attempt Ia
arrest drunken man named Edmanster
Parker at Tishoming, the Choctaw capital
two days ago when Parker drew Tevol
yer and killed the sheriff at the first fire.
Parker then kuelt beside the dead man
and blew his own brains out.
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Fulton opera house Saturday evening in their
new musical comedy, the funniest evoc writ
ten, entitled &" irish hrlstocracy." Hugh Fay
as Michael MUidoon. Billy Barry ~ Michael
MuicahD. supported by their carefully selected
musical company. The trick donkey, Danger
Muldoon and Mulcahy on wheels, and the
famous three handed reel. There will he
plenty of fun
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This morning Frank Suydam, the young
man wEo was committed for 10 days
yesterday mo,niuE hy the mayor, was
taken before Judge Patterson on writ
OF habeas corpus, fOr the purpoSo OF having
him discharged Officer Loman resisted
the discharge aud tho cont remanded the
prisoner 10 servo his term.
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At neon to-day court opened, with
Judge Livingston on the bench, for the
purposo of computing and consolidating
tho returns of the election held on Tues
day.
j. l.. Lyte was sworn in as reading
clerk aud Geo. W. Eaby and John /. Car,
penter computing clerks.
Tho board then adjourned until 80 p
m when tho counting of the returns waf
begun aud has not yet been completed
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Enn OfAn UnnnYnrY Uaae.

ST JoHN, N. b, Nov. Sin tho ca,e
of Abel VS.. Abel, divorce has been
granted, the plaintiff retaining her dover.
Adultery was tho charge against the hus-
band, who is deaf mute, at the head of
one Of tho deaf and dumb schools ht re.
Tho wifh is neither deaf nor dumb.
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I'uE LUFnEK FESTIVAL In TRINITY

a
As the supply OF tickets to the Luther Fcstl.
val to be held in this church on SATURDAY
EVENING NEXT, Is exhausted, ana many
members OF the congregation huYo not been
able tn obtain the tickets which were intend
membeTs OF the congregation are entitled to
admission and will be HumittCi whether they
have obtained tickets or not. All the members
are requested to appear at the church carly in
OrICr to secure seat. nS.2ts
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Fatal Railroad wrock

COLUMBUS, Ohio Nov. S-A Baltimore
& Ohio passenger train colided with a
Pan Handle freight train, on the Pan
Handle road last night near Newark, max
ing fearful wreck. The engineer and
fireman of the passenger train were in
stantly killed, and two other persons
rcceived.injuries from which they will
I;o
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New YORK, Nov. T-Flour market less
active and prices without decided change.
Wheat zf1ssc lower, variable anu unsettled.
Fair speculative trading No. Rcd, Nov,
VI llA@l ~ Dec, 81 l2sk0i l24 Jan, 81 lt,Z
Corn Hasic lower; fairly active Mixed
Western, spot, 5stl6lc ;do future, J0,zfG0tSc.
Oats &Ep%c lower No, Q Dec, 3d1zff37Jc;
43c
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worked wondoJg,

"My daughter wis very bad on on account
OF cold and pain in her lungs. Dr.. Thomas
FCiectIic on cured her in hDsutY.JOHr hours.
one ot the BOYS was cured of sore throat.
Thl5 medicine has worked wonders In our
family Alvah PiuCkncy, MahOpaC, n. I.
For sale Ey III. II. Cochran. druggist, III ana
IHL North OuCcn Elrf nt
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Samuel Hess & Son, auctionecrs, sold
at public sale in Millersvillo for H. G.
Lintner and Il. S. Grosh 23 head of Al
derny COWS and 90 head of Durham COWS
at an average price of S60.l per head. 3
out of the lot brought S322.
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The reserved seats for tho Thursby con-
cont - morrow evening arc going fast,
over three hundred having HOW been taken.
There will be a large audience present, Il,
tho entertainment is iiuc.
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Tonight Keeper Burkholder, Of the
Lancaster county prison, will start for
| ,.phros, n Y, to bring back Alex. L2a
mau, QUO Of the fugitive jail breakers.
who was arrested there. He eau also carry
tho uews "f CliHord's roCapturc to tho
num,mrch cnnN ict,
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g-IIIg Thieves ~.

Dyspepsia and debility are two big thieves
they creep In and steal our health and com.
tort before we know II. Let us put Il stop 10
their invas.Ons with q bottle OF BUrdo CE BLOOD
BUtCrS TO be had at any drug store. For sale
hy H. u. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39 North
Queen street.
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g ] tOOutdHI DC tOithom Dr.. Reasons Ccleyy
and CidmOmNe Piits u hey cost 81 piN
They cured me Of neuralgia, Of gears Stund-
ing" Joseph snyder, PaXions, Pa 80 cts.
per box, at druggists.
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New NOrE
Quotations by Associated Press.
Eippka uuipi Mrnpy aoey ot oIZz7yc
philadelphia.
Quotations by Associated Press.
QtAplya ,l.,n lrI atp.Iu

Stocks dun, but steady.
Philadelphia Il Erie Il. R.....,.......,......l 10
t!eadn.g iailrOad Observation-Disclosures. 2k
Pennsylvania Railrold old......................t tsls
Iohigh valley tnil oad...................... 20
unitCh Companies Ui NewJersey. .lg5%
Northern Pacific. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Northern Pacific PrctGrrc t............ %
Northern Central isailrOad.......... ..... 81
Lenigh Navigation Company y.............. G1
EorristOwD RailrOnd. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Central Transportation Company. 80. ~
ptttsD'g, Titusvt!lo Buiiaio T.. r.. .... iiH
IjttlU SChuvlEIil RANToAd. ............ 6IL
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Il
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Tho I,sRislHture,

HARRIsHuRG, Nov. S.-The lIonse met
again this morning and occupied the time
IN considering Il resolution for confer
euco coamttee Of five on the apportion-
meut question.
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Tho Equitable Lite Assurance Society is un-
questiOUaby tho leading liio insurance COM
pany OF tho world, 1t wrote over 5000 JOJ
new business TOR tho month Of October. Isaiah
Snyder, OF Harrisburg, Is the general agent tor
central Pennsylvania ltt
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wE,rnEK INpIuATIONs

WAsHINGToN, Nov. S.-For tho Middle
Atlantic states, partly warmer welther,
light local rains, south to west winds and
lower barometer.
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For Lame Back, SIDE or Cno4t use SII
LOH'S POROUS IrLASTER. Price, % cent.
Sold by II. u. Cochran, Island lSg North Queen
trcct, Ian pcastor. fcbl4eodC
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Another Msn WIN the sam Nsu,o

Henry Brinkmau, of South Queen street,
wants it % be understood that he is not
tho Urnry Brnkman who is held to answer
by Alderman Barr for asbaultng his wife.
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mahone, Jr. fined sI5.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov s.-Butler
Malone, son Of Senator Malone, was to-
day fined $l5 by the mayor for carrying a
concealed pistol and drawing tho same at
the disturbance on election day when his
father was struck in tho face.
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The Jury Wheel

Tho court this mOrninp directedthat the
names of /, 400 electors bo placed in the
jury wheel, from which to draw jurors to
serve in the several courts Of the year 1884
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Curod when Physioians ,fIvs Up.

"Our family physician gave up our child Il
die" wrote Henry Knee, esq, OF VcrIlIa, Wur
rem Co., Tcnu. " II had fits. Samaritan Ncr,
zine has cured the child" iI5O.
nGlMnpnlNM "
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-08

Or. 3enson's SKIN Cure Il without peer
II consists OF both external ana intcrnal treat
ment ana costs only 81. per packagc, at drug
gists,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-08

ED-lwenty four beautiful cOOr- OF the DIa.
mont Dyes for SILK, Wool, Cotton, SC, 10 eta
each. a child can use with perfect success.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-08

lNDICATrONs OF consumption arc allayed by
iIalC's Honey OF HOrchound and Tar. Piko'a
TOothaChc Drops cure in one minute.
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