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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13

Here, ard There and Everywhere

''i'' NV M" ''otS"hNi'
The electric light is gradually improving
aud last night It worked better than at
any time before.
The funeral Of Jacob y. Killinger took
place from his lato residence this afternoon.
There was large attendance aud the
members of the city police force and
Mon Grey Lodge |, o o. L. were present.
The intermenG was made at tho Lancaster
cemetery.
VIM. Franklin has been arrested and
held for hearing before Alderman Barr
on the charge of malicious mischief. 1t is
alleged that tho accused got on drunk
yesterday and broke the furniture belong
ing to his mother.
Yesterday afternoon shooting match
took place at Schoenbergor' park between
Henry Gardner and Charles Franciscus
There was largo crowd present, but the
day being uniavorable, no good work
could DO done. Each man shot at II
birds, Gardner killing nino and Franciscu'
oight.
Tho Washington Fire association, late
the Washington fire company, of Lancas
ter, will be the guests of tho Unior
fire company Of York, next Friday night
aud in honor of their guests the Union will
give grand complimentary ball in FREQ
hall
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rniIadrinnln mrrpr,

rHLADELPHIA Nov. lS-Fiour quiet and
steady superflng, SO OOa3 90 Extra do, - u!
GGi 90; Minn. Extra, g. 2jdG.
Rye Flour, S37O4375.
heat unsettled No, Western Rcd, 81 OF a;
Ne. 3 do 90 No. ! PCnnG. RG,i, n 10.
Corn in good demand; sail yellow, GlGGlc
do mixed, 59dGOc 4; No. mixed, 57957bc.
Oats tlun and quiet; No | White, 3SNc
No. : White, Gha3s;; No. do, %G4Gg37c
No. 9 Mixed, 8SBI3Gc
Rye dull at G0c.
Seeds Glover at 9AdIO4c, Timothy GuIl
at 81 40iDl 80 FlaXseed at 81 4SDl ~.
Provisions steady, good demand.
BNCOn-SmOkGd shoulders, 5@lEtGc salt dO
old, 5G5]4c new, SIC; smoked Hams, no
M picklod do, l2l4Bl2Ac.
Lard steady! city refined, sEdsAc; loose
butchers, 7HHIhC; prime steam, ~ s7GS.
Butter active and firm; Penna and
Western creamery extra, S2G33c u. &. aud
n. \. extra, 2l4.Sc WeStCrn, 23GJ2iC.
Rolls SC ircc at 20a2ic.
Eggs firm and active Pennne2tra, 80
| ice house, 276l2sc Western extra, SOC.
Cheese tirmi New York tull cream l2h
| Gl2Gce western do, llh8llMc; do tail
| To good, l0A0llc; Pa. part skins, 5pIc
| do tull skins, lGihc,
| Petroleum firm Refined, BhGNI4c
| whisky at 81 ~
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! E. CALDWELL - CO.
Bropzes, Clock Sets, &
Decorative Ornaments

Our new things from Europe
are arriving in great quantities,
adding materially to the attrac-
tions Of our beautiful store.
Objects OF Art in Real Bronze
are now much in vogue, as we'll
as Clock Sets, Mantel and Ped
estal Ornaments, and other
Decorative pieces.
Our collection represents the
best efforts of all the noted
makers Of Paris, Munich, Berlin
and Vienna, whose ateliers have
been visited by Mr.. Caldwell
during the past summer.
We desire to extend a very
cordial invitation to the resi-
dents of this city who may be
visiting or passing through Phil,
adelphia, to call upon us.
Our store will be found tC
contain much Of interest tc
every one. 1t will give us grea'
pleasure to have an opportunity
Of showing attentions to visitors
+. CALDWELL & Co,
9o2 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
oun REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE

buH HEUULAH OORiiESfUHDENtE
vents along tho susquehannR--itoms Of
Interest In and Around tho iorough
Picked up ny tho intoiu-
Rencer Reporter.
A drunken canal bOatman was brutally
| assaulted and beaten yesterday afternoon
by Elias Trey, at tho Il. s. G. railroad coal
| wharves. Tho latter, who resides along
the tido water canal, about three miles
north Of McCall's Ferry, attacked the
boatman, IL is said withou! the slightest
provOcatioD, and then, after heroely beat
Ing him, fled. A friend of tho beaten
man soon appeared, and, gathering party
OF boatmen together, began n hunt after
Urey. Tho latter hal hidden himself
somewhere and could not bo found.
CondenAed Notcs
Ice covered the CUTTERS this morning.
A skating club is on tho carpet.
Wild geese arc seen lying southward
every day.
At Wagncr's hotel therc ia an car Of
corn from which thirteen smaller cars
have sprung.
An cmployo at Burners coal yards WIS
| slightly injured yesterday by the break
ing of piece Of machinery.
One drunk and disorderly stranger sent
| Squire Patton.
The Susquohanna was exceedingly
| troubled yesterday.
Madame Grard's English novelties
Monday evening next at tho opera house.
The following societies will meet TO
night Chiquesalunga tribe No. 3D. |. o.
II. NJ. Coriuthian Royal Arch Chapter
No. 22i, A. T. and 4. NJ, aud Putnam
crclo No. 80, b. U. (ll. F.) G. \.
rorsonni.
Mr.. Geo, II. Richards is in PhilIdel-
phia
Mr. Oscar Hoffman has been appointed
| to i'll the clcrkship mad3 vacant In tho
First National bank by tho resignation Of
| Mr.. John Musser, Of Modutvile.
Mr.. Harry Upp, telegraph operator Of
tho Il. Il, Il has been transferred from the
cast yards here to tho Office at llcstOn-
vile, near Philadelphia. MIR. Benjamin
Lichty, Of tho Philadelphia office. takes tho
vacant office here.
REV. : d. c. Jackson, Of Columbia,
member or East Pennsylvania cldership,
| preached brilliant sermon in the First
| VI. T. church, Altoona, on Sunday.
| Town Jutungs
Company c. intends applyiu for char.
ter to become a corporation Ga Thanks
| giving l'AN u. IbIlll lhIg VIII h''' u 'hi' q
| parade aud have target practice. The
victor at the latter will receive a fine
marksmau'B medal
Mrs Susan Dovlin, Of MountylIc, Il
sister Of Mr.. +. S. Bleta, Of this place,
died on sunday at her Late residence. Tho
funeral services will TO held to morrow
( Wednesday at 10 O'Clock, q M, at
| Mountvillc, the remains 10 be inferred
hero in NJ Bethel CcmCtcry.
rhc children connected with tho Second
street L +. Lutheran clutch psurose
preparing Santa Claus cintatn, 10 bo
rendered shorty after tho Christmas hoh-
days Tho CONCERT to DO given by the
Choir of the same c.uicn will bn he'll on
| Tug sday evening. November - Prof.
II Gip0 and Miss Adlio Small, of York
WILL take part
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DEdTEfS

CREMRR In this city, on the 10th In St,
Joseph Cremer, in the Ijth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also
Washington Lodge. No ljG,F. Il 4, NJ, and the
fraternity in general, are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral, from his late residence
GlOb1 hotel, corner North Queen and Chest,
nut streets, on Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock. IntcrmGnta at woodward mn cGmc'
cry. 2ts
WoLREsBRRGER. Rim this city, on Monday
morning, Sov. IL, Henry Nauman. youngest
son OF Jos. 4. and NJ, Pauline WOlfUr1 berger
aged years and months.
Funeral from their residence. No. 1876 North
nml,o atreet on "Wednesday Mt 10 O'Clock q. IN,
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INDIANA, Nov. 13.-Sarver, who killed
his father on Saturday last and also at
tempted to take tho life of the house
keeper, Mary Kelly, shows no signs of
remorse or fear. This morning he
was dancing and singing in his
cell and said they could never
hang him because "He was Democrat
and SO was Governor Pattison." The
prisoner is not believed to b. insane. The
Kelly girl is still living with chances Of
her recovery. Her testimony has been
taken and shows conclusively that the
murder was premeditated.
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THE sHENnNDUAu fare.
The Sufferers Belpg Cared For.

SHENANDOAH, Pa. Nov. 13.--Tho fire
which was so destructive to property here
is still burning among the debris. but 10
further damage is apprehended. Financial
relief is now arriving from other places.
The homeless arc being cared for by being
placed with other families. Tho loss ii
fully half million dollars and the
insurance little over one hundred thous
and dollars. A number of temporary
buildings are being erected.
A Railroad Compsny's Hotabio Generosity
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13-The Philadcl'
pha Il Reading railroad company has
contributed $1,000, for the relief Of the
sufferers by the fire at Shenandoah, yes
terday, and will transport all supplies to
that place free of cost.
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For nv Fever IeCommend Ely'' Cream
Balm Il entirely relieved mo rom the first
application have beca a suffer for tn years.
Going from home amt ncglccting to taGo the
rcmcdy,l had IN attack; after returning
Immediately rcsolt0I to IL and iOund instant
r,lief bolicvC, had begun its use earlier,
should not havu been troubled. j. toLLNER'
Clerk. lIs Broad st, Elizabeth, y. j.
Ny brother MyrOn and mysoif were both
cuicL lu all appearance, "i Iutarrh and Hay
Fever last july and August Up to this dic'
prc. p reitaeT have kad any return OF these
lroub,I,, Eiy's Cream Brim vas the medi.
cine u4rI. GAnRIsL FEnRrs spencer, Tioga
Co n Os-2wdCOuSw
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sPECTiL NOTICES

CotuEx's Liquid Tcct Tome promotes d.
gc-tIon admirably IHptcl tor females In
delicate health. OG frugE,5i.
uIDIulltIEW
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.I,ILrIIn sNi.E-Ar onnrrl,,s nnrrl

nUBLiO SAIE--AT CDuPEIt'S BOTEi,
/ TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Is,
ali that Valuable business Property, situ.
atod SOS. "a AND 80 WEST KING
STREET, Lancaster, Pa, midway between
Centre Square and Stevens House ana Read.
ing RailI Oad Depot, ana opposite COopcr's ked
cman II mas frontage Of % fout inches,
running back ld2 tcGt, with tho right OF way
TO tho 9 feet alley on the west, while over the
alley the secOnd, third amt fourth stories
belong 10 the property, making the whole
front - feet, Inches exclusive OF the alley
cgress AT any and all times through to West
Mfllin street.
This property Is I'm good repair, and has
been used a. Il shoe store aud dwelling fOr
nearly "a years.
Sale 70 commence Al o'clock, when condt.
tions OF IIle viii be made known by
q 2 ~. JACOB B. LONG,
Agent f-I-thr Executors OF Chas. GinGpie,
Deceased
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AIuUseulHuts

ChCcE."--Oi courcC there viii be IA crowd
Ia Fulton opera house Saturday evening,
when Roland Reed appears In his utompara
bio eccentric character ~ DicE SnIythe In his
play of" Check" lie has rcen here before,
and the remembrance OF the enjoy yment OF the
play Will be sufficient To draw n full house
says the New York Morning journal OF Reed
" lie has elaborated this creation to u point
winch makes It practically new thing. when
hc il on the 4tHgo there 10 no dull moment In
IT." piece. MS amazing anu natural impu.
dpncC cbnvulst5 tho housc."
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WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. t3.--Sorgeant
Hugh Mcdonnell, of the city police
force, was pursuing gang of suspected
thieves at an early hour this
morning when one of the men stopped and
knocked him senselees to the pavement
He lay unconscious for some time
but finally crawled to his home, where
he now lies in n critical condition. His
assailant. it il believed, used brass knucklss
as tho officers face is badly cut.
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nrowns monssnoll ..nncoa.

world VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally OF applied eNtGr'
uully, ana thcvoby IuOgr certainly RELIEVE
rhIS. whutE1r chronic nr acutc, than any
otncr pain u'lcviator, und T. Is wa rantod dou.
lhu the -trvnglh than any other siEilHr pr"pa-
cation.
sore T.url;. Eheuulatism, TuOthRche, ami
All ACuLS, uud IS Tho GREAT Rsi;sver OF
PeIn BROWNS HOUSEHOLD rANACEA"
should DO IN ovcry family. tenspooutul OF
tuo rnnacCa In tumhlCr OF not water lnwcct,
euol, II profiercdl, taken al bedtime, w!Il
BREAK VI \ COLD. - oonts IL bOtllo
Eua,l-T,TN,T&W
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Live atnch YrIras

CHICAGO --IIogs--Iiccoipts, 5000 head sh,n.
ments, 5000 hoad market strong and ION
2lc higher, packers aud shippers buying freq.
ly; packing, "a 2Dt4 20; packing an4 shin.
ping, d0a5 light, ~ 2oRi Ioi sKips, s3mi
l6OO; market brisk and lOal5c higher ,
exports, " 50d7 90; good to choice ship'
ping. ~ GOkt6 20 common To medium, O. on
B 10; Range Cattle lOfal5c higher; nrass
Tcxans, f3 50Ri 30; Americans, sid5 Is
Sheep-lteceipts, 1900 head; shipments IiOO |;
market steady and firmer inferior fair am
20 ewt good, 1850; choice, 80 60; Texans,
EAST LiBERrY.-Cattle- --Receipts, $50 head .
last week. 'h' '"''
:, Hogs-tecoipts. 1850 head market active ;
fhiladeiphlas, tlW@c 10; Workers, o. 25fri o.
sheep -Receipis, 1900 head market firm
and prices shade higher than last week
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. is. 1893
THE END DRAWS NIGH.
THE LsaIsLAruRE TO ApJouns
at Apportionment-But an Adjourn
nent between Thanksgiving ana
Nbristu1as

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 10 Tho Dem.
ocratic members of the House and Senate
met in caucus to day to devise means by
which apportionmcutb bills should be passed
and tho final adjournment day fixed upon.
After general discussion of the subject a
resolution,was adopted that the Legislature
adjourn sine die on Dec. 8. In the mean.
time efforts will be made to have appor-
tionment bills passed, based on the vote
Of last Tuesday, and conference committees
were appointed to meet similar committees
of the Republicans, with that object in
view.
In tho House tho resolution for adjourn.
ment on Dec. 8, was offered by Mr..
Ziegler and adopted by vote of 1i7 to l2.
The Senate held short session and
confirmed several nominations, among them
that Of Adam Hoy, to be judge of the
Centre district.
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The best &alyo In tho world tor cuts bruises
sOrca, ulcers salt rhuum, totter, Chapped
hands, chilbains, COrns und all kinds ,Ot skin
uruptions, Irecklo7 and puppies Tho salve IL
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction In
every case or mouoy refunded. 80 sure you
get lIENRY's CARBOLIO SALvR, rs all others are
but limitations ana COuuterlells. Price u
cents, sold la Lancaster Al COchran's Drug
store, 1877 North Queen street. nYlq-s
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newspapers that lot Of goods had been
recovered Yesterday ho came TO this city
aud went out TO Epbrata. He took look
at the goods and Identified largo portion
of them as his property. All that belong
ed to him he was allowed to take away
with him
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Nn impo.tart Iusuraoco Case started.
Is. f. Davis. esd, counsel tn. L.ouard
Waller, has brought suiS against tie |.
B. Mutual Ail society OF LsbauDH, 70
recover So 900 insurance ua the lie of
Elizabeth Grimes, lately deceased moth 7
o. James T. Grimes of Marietta, The policy
was written juno -, 1877, to the use If
Grimes, and about year p-cv0u9 - hcr
death it was bought from him on q spec.
ulaton By George W. Walton. Of
Harrisburg. and assigned 10 him. After
her death Crimes assigned all his iutcre, t
in it 10 Leonard Waller, who claims the
insurance money GA the gTOpud that tho
merely speculative Interest acquired by
Walton 10 cOutrary to pablo policy aud 10
law. The insurauC" company proposes to
simply act as stakeholder between the
claimants and pay the money into court
whoro the iual determination Of tho matter
will be awaited with interest ia insurance
pirplps
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Western Gram Market.

At Toledo the receipts were A. % bushels
OF wheat, ll,OOO bushels OF Corn, $4,000 bushels
OF Oats The shipments were 1903 bsshels OF
Wheat and 5000 bushels OF Corn,
At Milwaukee tho receipts were II, 900 bbls.
Flour, 45,t 90 bushels Wheat, $1,000 do Barley.
The shipments were 5000 bOls. Flour, OCt
bust w heat, 10 00J do Barley,
Al Peoria the receipts were 80 OOO bushels Ol
Corn, 80 0C0 bushels Oats, 0 800 do Rye The
shipments were 900 bushels Corn, $40 dO
Oats, o. 600 do Rye,
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Probable Loss OF y5sssls.

CHICAGO, Nov. 13 The schooner Arab
with the tug boat Protection have not
been heard from since Saturday when they
left st. Josephs and it is considered almost
certain that they havo gone down with all
on board. The Protection had eleven mon
on board aud the Arab seven mon.
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DuuLIU S,Luu rvAtuAwLE CITY PRO

DUELIU SALE VALUABLE CITY PRO
l. PERrI.-lu pursuance 0i an order OF the
Orphans Court or the County OF Lancaster,
viii be- sold by public vondue on "Wednesday,
tho 18th day OF SOycmber, A. ID. 1888, ut the
Leopard Hotel, IN tho city at Lancaster, the
following described valuable real estate OF
John SwartZ, late OF said city, deceased, viz
"A lot OF ground fronting on East King ST..
In said city, "a feet ~ inches ana in depth to
Grant street to eastern boundary 2O7 icot, and
10 western boundary III tect adjoining prop.
crty OF tho widow IiChtY and Hon. a. Herr
smith. There Is erected on said premise. n
large two story Double frame kOugh-C Cast
House, Nos. OH and ~ East King street, con-
vGniertly arranged tor two families and IL
hydrant under cove aud fruit trees OF various
kinds. This property will be sold In ono or
more purpaTts 10 suit purchasers,
Persons desiring to sce said PREMISE viii
please call on Mrs. SwaTtz, residing NJ NO 81
East King tree.
sale to commence at,oclock p. NJ
JOHN W.JACKSON,
Administrator with VIII annexed al John
SwQrtE.
HURERV \ SUTTON huCss.
O!527 3lSn37IOl
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Estn, Roller Explosion.

New ORLEANS, Ia. Nov. 13.---The
boilers in George Poudely's sugar house
at Bayon BoeuF, Assumption parish OK.
plOded yesterday, killing three mon. Tao
victims were blown to atoms.
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New York Markets

SEw ioRK, Nov. l3.-Flour steady aud
moderate demand.
Wheat opened HG94,c higher; lntrr ruled
easter and lost most OF advance iair sprCula 4.
tive trading No 2 Red, Dec, al l2ADl .3A (;
Jan, 81 46dl l51$ Feb, IL l79l l73s
Corn opened 4DAc higher mtGrwards
Western, spot, $4,000; do future. 6OGG2c.
Oats dull State, 3s9i3C Western, 63lli3c.
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Quotation Dg is5oclatol.Prssg

~upiattOns DV i25Ociltui.P Press.
stocks quiet and firm. Mcnoy easy, 2I2H.
New YORK Contral........ .....................lJTss
Eric Railroad. 29tS
Adams EEprCss. ..........,.l32
Michigan Central Railroad. "a
Michigan Southern RailrDId....... ..... lO2L
Illinois Central Eailroad ad...................l3lN
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroat. lSi
Chicago Rock lslani RailrOad. .........i2S
pttLsbEraG \ Fort Wayne R2ilr0ad .l3
western Union rUlHgralG Com up,ulg...., 7gA
Toledo q WaOG-G. .......-.... ........ ..... alSz
New jersey Central 900. ....,. 80. slN
New iOrl. Ontur'N 3 WC-taTu. ...... go. u
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DUBLIN, Nov. 13.--The jury in tho o. SO
Of Joseph Poole, on trial for the murder
Of John Konney, this afternoon announced
that they could not agree on q verdict.
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NsTAVE or mAEY nuk:Gu, LATE or
IL Lancaster city, deceased. Letters OF ad-
ministratiOn on said estate having been grant
Il to the undersigned, ull persons indebted
thorCIO are rCquCstel 10 make immediate pay
mont, and tho q hayih1 claims or dGmanda
against the same, VIII present them without
delay .Ur settlement to tho undersigned, re-
. dug ia Lancaster. JOHN WITH,
T.. X MARTIN, administrator.
Attorney. oct2.-6tdTh
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wE,ruEK ,NuIUArIuNs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l3 For the Middle
Atlantic states fair weather, followed in
north aud western portions 10y occasional
light snow sGuthory to westerly winds
lower barometer slight rise in tempera.
turO
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,,v,,n,,s st,ud ,or snI,

Jacob u Long, agent for the executors OF
Chas. Gillespie. dccolsed, will otier at public
sale this evening, at seven O'Clock, at tho
Cooper houst, Wost King street, that valuable
business property, Nos. 81 aud 80 west King
street now occupied by 4. y. Brcncman ~ a
4hnU store.
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Unreh Mnnn PhYslolans 1.-Two up.

"Our family physician gave up our child 70
die" wrote Henry Knee, esq, ot Verilla, War.
ren, Co., Tenn. " IL had fits Samaritan Ner.
ONE has cured the child" ; so.
nlJlWdCOd&w
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stolen Properly Recovered.

About week ago the store OF Charles
Chandler, at New London, Chester county
was broken into and robbed of u lot of
clothing, boots, shoes, &c. After tho
fight in Ephrata Mr.. Chandler read Ia the
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Pinnfnrn I,chcnr.aI.

The managers OF the Lancaster rinaioro
company desire a iull attendance Ot the mem-
bCr1 at the opera house, second floor, this
evening 10 take part in shc rehearsal The
work viii be unusually important
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Camcua Denlono tor the teeth Is yeiy ira
grant and removes Tartar and scuri, hardens
no gums, stops decay and perfumes the
breath. Price 30 cents, For sale at all drug
gIsts ie2l-BmdW
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today, when prices advanced in sympathy
Dressed sheep were fairly active at 7gioc
Lambs ut lOfDl2C. wv '"VV'