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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-08
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t:jLUMEl. NEWS.
Our i.scuIar Borough Correspondence.

Our RecuIar Borough Correspondence.
Public schools reopening we'll attended.
john iiusscltach, aged ~ injured his
right eye. exploding a railrn,! Captive
tramps seut down to day. sunday wed
dings Mason McFaGGeu am Ella Fisher,
Harry Glutz and Emma demonstrating z
school organized into social club.-.Iamcs
Wilson gone to Philadelphia -Robt. Dean
returned 70 Doston.-Elward Forney
home from New York.-lIaggie Wilson
visiting Philadelphia Miss Maggie Pur-
pie gave delightful party Saturday ri: ht,
New p. X. X. water plug aside of NJ. !
siding, south main track east wards.
NJ. L. church union meeting yesterday
were well attended and interesting Rev
John McCoy's son James, has broken his
leg, coasting in Franklin.--At the rafiln.
VIM. Cally won the "a pound turkey, Geo.
Beaver, (for Chas. Filbert) the 90 pound, /
aud Richald Caily the ducks.
Officers Elected and Installed.
The following Off GERS were installed on
Sasturday evening at meeting of Penn
sylvana Castle No. 70, X. of NJ. e. :
Chaplain, w. III. Srapnell 5. X. c.,
Jacob Ulmer: 5. X. V. G., B. +. Mann :;
S. X. F. L +. 4. Waltman X. >,
H. Gletz assist. X. S., A. J. IIogentuSlsr;
/. G., Jacob Lutz A. g., John Dorvcotl; !;
G. of f., J. L. Puryle; assist G. OF 3,
John Filby q; trustee, q. w. DiIfenderfer !;
treasurer, w. q. Taylor representative,
5. J. Ashton alternate, Philip Clark.
The following officers were also elected
yesterday afternoon at the Methodist Sun
day school. corner Of Second and Cherry
streets: Superintendent, T.. Ii. McCul
Tough assistants, A. g. Gules and Abram
Bruner !; treasurer, Alfred Eruner; libra
rian, J. S. Maxton {; assistants, Wiliam
Shenberger, Isaac Auwcrter, Jane
Shredder and Wm. Mcintyre 4; chorister,
Abram Bruner. Infant school: Superiu
tendent, Miss Annie Brurer; assistant,
Miss Emma Eckman.
The following officers were elected at the
Trinity Reformed Sunday school yesterday
afternoon Superintendent, Rev. G. il
Gerhart Assist ant, Joseph Detz; Sec
retary, f. NJ. Saurbeer Financial Secre
tary. J. f. West Treasurer, George De
huff Librarians, Clayton Haltman and
Frank Lash.
The Park ticket carried the election on
Saturday. The following i, the vote 3:
Park, George Young, jr., 96: Frederick
Bucher, 80 l.. X. Foudersmi;h, o.. Anti
Park, Henry Hippey, IS: John Lockard,
So; John Ieager, 81.
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pUHLIN sALE OF REAL EsTATE.-0N

DUBLIU SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-ON
I SATURDAY, the 18th day OF JANUARY
IS'3. he undersigned. assignee OF Edwin NJ
Schneffer and wife, will expose to public sale
at the Leopard Hotel. the following real rs.
tate. situated i'll the city OF Lancaster:
No. |. That valuable two and a. halt stOricd
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and Store Build
ing. situated on the northwestern corner OF
Orange and Christian streets. The lot con
tains in front on Orange street 25 feet. more
or legs, and extends in depth nOrthward along
Christian street OF that width CT feet IL
inches, more or less, and then widening Il
2S ieet and 5 inches, more or less. extends in
further depth OF that width - feet and ~
inches. more or less. The house contains l.
rooms.
No. =. A lot OF ground on the side OF Ship
pen street, between Park avenue and Fred
erick street, containing In front on shippen
street 45 feet more or less, and extending In
depth to an alley about 293 feet.
No. 3 A lot of ground on the south si,'e OF
East Walnut street, containing In frOrt on
Walnut street % feet, and extending in depth
to an alley 15c feet, and being numbered 342 on
the general plan of the Chestnut street tract
Persons desirous OF viewing No. can do sc
by calling on f. NJ. Schaeffer. residing thereon
Sale to begin at p. m., when terms will bt
made known by HUGH 5. CARA.
Assignee.
HENRY SHUBERT, Auctioneer.
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Freight Train Damaged.
Billy Roehm's Hunting Dog.

VIM. H. Reohm, proprietor of the
North Pole" is the owner of a very fine
hunting dog. On New Years day it mys-
teriously disappeared, and nothing more
was seen of it by It's owner, until day or
two ago when it returned home, with a
heavy collar on its neck from which
dangled a chain ten feet long. Mr.. Roehm
is at a loss to know how the dog came into
possession of the chain and collar. The
dog bears a good reputation for honesty,
and never committed a larceny, as far as
is known. Mr.. Roehm has 10 use for
the collar or the chain and the
owner of them can have them
by calling at the North Poe. If it
should appear that the dog stole them
Billy will " lick - the dog and if, on the
other hand, it should appear that the dog
was stolen and tied up by the owner of
the chain then Billy will lick him. In
either event an interview is desirable.
p. S.-The North Pole" referred to is
not the one that DeLong and Melville AM,
other crauks went iu search Of but is a
beer saloen away up North Queen street
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Il The most effective Pain Destroyer 81
tho world. VIII most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken internally or applied
externally, ana thereby NOR" certainly rclicv
pain, whctirr chronic or .tcu!e than any other
pain .l!levia!oI, and IL IL warranted GoUhlc The
st-rrcth . any similar preparation. Il cnr':s
pain III th' -iic, Back or Bowels. Sore throat
;;hPU,ltiH:n an,! AL ACliES, :.'l! J. fHE
GRE. II EELih!ER OF fAl<. "EKowN ;
Hot Is!:gI.l,l iAEACEA" s,i,nii; DC III every
family. : i2aSpoontu OF rEt Pah;,c.:: in Il;
:uliic: q. itoi waite: tSv'.u;%n@dtf II preferred
t.ArI. ri :.,. ,;,u.. vii Ri:.As vr '"LI'. ct~
't.:i, fs1I:-!Ys!N N&-.Sw
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A Fireman Has His Foot Crushed.


John A. Wilson, fireman on the Penn
sylvania railroad. got off bis engine. which
was standing at 52G street, Philadelphia,
at an early hour this morning to get some
thing To eat. A draft Of cars was hcirg
run down al adjacent track upon which
Mr.. Wilson stepped. They struck him,
knocked him down, and the wheels passed
over his left foot, crushing it terribly.
1t will probably have to be amputated.
The unfortunate man was placed upon the
news express west aud brought to this
city, where he was transhipped to his
boarding house in Columbia. His rela-
tives live i'll Wrishtsville, York county.
Our Columbia correspondent writes
The injured man was brought to his
home here this morning, where DR..
Craig attended him, \ Philadelpaia
physician refused to attend the injured
man because he was not Il company doc
tor, and he was obliged to endure his
agony until his arrival i'll this place."
Freight Train Damaged.
About one o'clock yesterday afternoon
as a freight train was running OH the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad between Leaman
Place and GordonvilIe an axle broke and
threw several cars from the track and
blockaded the road. The wreck train was
sent for and the derailed cars were
quickly righted, the broken one removed
and the road opened.
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DUBLIC SALE-ON MUNDAY,


/ Is, 1889. will be sold at Public Sale, ut the
Leopard Hotel, that large Two-StOry and
Attic BRICK DWELLING, with TwO.StOry
Brick Back Building, and One Story Brick
Kitchen attached. situate No 2O5 East Orange
street. in one OF the most desirable localities
in the city tor q private residence. The build
ing contains hall, two elegant front rooms
Zone with bay window facing cast), dining
room and two kitchens on first floor; Seven
fine rooms and bathroom on second floor, and
large attic, which can conveniently be made
into 1Oar large rooms gOOC sized closets in
each room, front and back stairway, and
cellar under tho whole house. The par
lor has one Of the finest marble man
tells in the city, and there are also mantcls in
the other front room and in the dining-rOOm.
First-class furnace in the cellar to heat the
whole house, and regulated from any room !:
range in the kitchen, and hot and cold water
up and down stairs, stationary wash-stands,
water-clOscts, etc; gas through the whole
house large rain water cistern, with force
pump etc. The House Is well built, in COM
pletc ORDER and makes Il most desirable Eonle.
The lot fronts 50 feet On East Orange street,
and extends 2i9 feet to IA feet wide alley. On
the front there is also erected q one-stOry brick
Office and the grounds are beautifully laid out
with fruit and ornamental trees also a large
henE cry for raising poultry is in the rear OF
thelot.
Sale to commence at G o'clock, hen terms
Will be made known by
ALICE G. RINGWALT.
HENRY SHUBEET, Auctioncer.
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AlnusGlnentS.

g The TVo Orphans" TO-morrOW.-This TO
mantle drama will be produced IN Fulton
opera house by Kate ClaXton, who in it, more
than in any other play she has essayed, has
won acknowledged fame. She will be sup,
ported by an excellent company, all OF which
should assure her generous greeting.
Hyde Il Behn,an's Consolidation will appear
In Fulton opera house, Thursday, January II.
The combination is given mo st flattering in
newspaper notices, and has in the cast, besides
a number of other good names. those of sam.
Eevere, Harry Watson, John Hart, John
G. Fattie ~ Stewart, Oaks & Boyd, the Martell
Family, and Miss Katie Cooper.
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Unclaimed Letters,

List ofunclaimed letters remaining in the
postoffice at Lancaster for the week end
ing Jan. 8, 1888
Ladies List.-Mrs. Eliza Becker, Miss
Clara Bick, Miss Fannie Cross (s), Miss
L. Festermaker, Miss Addie Forest, Miss
Lavina Frankhouser, Mrs. Dan Haywood,
Miss Madge Laskwood. Mrs. Mary
Mathews, Martha Miller, Miss Louise B.
Reynolds, Miss. Anna NJ. Wicker, Mrs.
r. Fl. Williams, Miss B. Zimmerman.
Gents List.-Msssrs. Chas. J. Abel,
Henry Auxer, II. S. Barton. Harry Beck,
Henry Broder, j. K. Breneman, J. G.
Brookhart, esd, Ben. W. Charles: David
Dellinger, ABB. Festermakcr, Geo. J.
Freedley, Isaac Feniberg, Sam'l Funk,
Sam'l Geist, Jno. Hurley, Jno. Harvey,
Dan Haywood, G. w. Herr, Jno. M. Krei-
der, Henry Kiehl. A. r. Lehman, J. r.
Lirtner Jos. 4. Martin, Thos. Z. Moss,
Chas. Robinson. Jno. Sands, VIM. Stern
berger, Wash. Usrer, Rev. W. Wallace,
Hiram Wike.
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Live Stock Market,

CHIV VGo. - Hogs Receipts, Hoo heal :;
shipments. 3.4OO head; good demand active
ut strong former rates mixed, IS 6NG$6 10 ::
heavy, sGi6 So; light ST a,iy ut % 50qG - {;
skipS. Si642 y.
Ciitle-Rpceipts, I,iW head shipments.
200 head !; market slow heavy cattle .'ull ::
extr'. $61l9 10; good to choice shipping, - 30
Gs5 -: common to fair at 81 GOl5 20 ; butch
crs' i'll fair demand selling at strong prices
nj ~ :if6i - siUck"rS and feeders unchanged
at $3 25@450.
Shecp-keciDtI. 100 head !: shipments l, % :.
good Ste:ity ut irnl prices common to TAI +,
,; Tn0i; medium to good, II 2jgI "a choice
to extra, 81 90ll5 so
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New York NIArke.

NE@ iuRg Jan. S-FIour-Sta.c and west
crn quiet an,l steady and without tmrprtant
change.
Wheat slightly In favor of buyers tra,i.
moderate No. Red. JAM, 81 llst 10
Feb, 81 l3i&Tl lati do March. II l5rsgl ii
do April. 81 l7s4@4lIS
Corn active AGlc higher; Mixed Western
Spot. G0G 103c: DO Future, 6i14{l6Stlc.
Oats II shade better: No. Jan, l6hpi6'. c;
Feb. 4611l465sc; Mar, i654c; State. 45la :c
western. 4tG5yc,
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Fierce FLAMES IN IYii;iai1sp port.

WILLJAMspORT, Jan. s. - TIE large
kindling wood factory Of Shapleigh,
Crause & Co. was partially destroyed
by fire to-day, together with some
valuable machinery. An adjoining kiln
belonging to W. A. Allen, of Jersey City,
was also burned. The loss on The factory
is covered by an insurance OF $4,000.
Aliens loss is t,00O, on which there is an
insurance OF $4,000.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nav u. lsS

MISUNDERSTANDING been a sufferer tor a
long time from nervous prostratiOn and gen.
.ral debility, was advised to try Hop Bitters
1 have taken one bottle. and l have been
rapidly getting better ever since, and t think
1t the best medicine / ever used. am now
gaining strength and appetite, which was all
gone, and was in despair until tried your
Bitters am now well, able to 60 about and
do my own work. Before using it was COM
pletely prostrated.
jl-2wd&w MRS, Macy STUART,
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The DeiaaItin. Treasurer Arrested.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. S.-Treasurer
Polk, of Tennessee. was arrested here on
telegram sent By tie chief of the New
Orleans cotton exchange detective corps.
A special dispatch says he was arrested
just as he was boarding train for Laredo,
Mexico. He was ordered to be returned
TO Nashville By the governor.
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.tel,rY,s Chr:lrl,c .aINe.

Tie best S.tlvc III iii" worlt Cor cutS, bruises
sores. ulcer, salt riICum, letter, cbl!'uCG
hamls, chiibl liH-, Germs and :!li klni, O! skin
crupiions, I@cl.les ami pimpi:%. The slive Is
guaranteed TO Aiyc perfect satisfaction III
cvery case or money refunded. Be sure you
get II ENRY'ss CARBoLIC SAi.Ts rs ri! otsicrS are
but imilatin:.S and cCt!!i;,rtci'S. Price ;
cents. Sold il Lancaste: II COcfriH'S Drug
store. I37 North Queen street. E,y29-4
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A Zig Yara Burned.

AlI.EAruwN, Jan. S.-'The iar,,o BAN of
J. NJ. Shelter, at Macuugie, was destroyed
last night with all the contents except the
1.-Two stock, by an inceniiary fire. Mr..
Shelter c:Hett the iucsudiary, but after q
struggI. tx .coundiel broke away an,!
escaped. 1hc loss is estimated at S., 0CQ.
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Cattle Market.

PHiLADELrHIA. january s. Cattle fair; !;
sales, $500 heid; prime 6AGs7c; good at
ir5c
Sheep active: s,,i,.s, 2,ooi head prime. o.
9JlSc: ,;OOd. .tjtft6c: medium, Eitaa4c;
common, it4dr!o; lambs. 581c.: calves, 1Q
Zoe.
Ho2s-market active; sales. 100 head;
prime. 3tsQ9Mc: EOO!, 9Ay4c; medium,
= ,IS,;; common, &C.
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i5EiTRA

R,Tm.--!n Philadelphia. ON the Gih inst,
Geo. +. Rot", OF this city.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PEo LEs.--On Monday iror,.in; Jan. 5, I>s,;.
Susan Hco rIcS widow o. john Peoples "f
New Providence, Ltnc;-trr county, Ia, i'll
her seth year.
All friends wit!oIt fu ther notice, are re
specCfully invited 10 attend III: funeral, from
her late residence on Wednesday,, Jan. 10, ut
10 O'clock Il n Services at Mennonite meet
ing house at II 4. m. js-2td*
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Beast,v EutClers' Bad Business

RI:ADIyC, Pa, Jan. S.-The authoEities
to. day arrested Daniel Saylor and Aaron
Rhoads, county butchers, charged with
selling the meat Of three hogs which were
bitten b. mad dogs and died of rabies. L.
is alleged that I number Of persons be-
came sick after eating the pork.
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PKf.-

/ posals for building the Lititz Il Rcthsville
Turnpike distance I, 100 feet) will be received
al e office of johnson Miller, Oh Broad
street, in the town OF T.ititZ. until 10 o'clock
a. H.. on Wednesday, january 10, 1883. The
profile and specifications can he seen at sal
Office. The directors reserve the right to re-
ject any Or all bids. Said proposals when sent
by mail must be marked on the envelope,
Turnpike Proposals.. PETER S. REST,
President.
JOuSecy MILLER Secretary d26.l4td
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Mothers! 1Hotnersi! MOrnersn

Arc you disturbed at night and broken oi
your rest by q sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain OF cutting teeth: II
50, go 1T once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Observation-Disclosures:
upOn Il: there is no mistake about IL. TErr.
is not d mother on earth VINO has ever used ii,
who will not tell you at once that 1t will resu-
late the bowels, and give rest TO the mother
and relief an,i health to the child, operating
like magic. II is perfectly safe to use in al
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and l. th,.
prescription OF ono o' the oldest and besi
female physicians t"': nurses in the United
States. Sold every .. G5 cents bottle.
m2.ly-M.W&S&v
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Slight Fire.

About half past two o'clock yesterday
afternoon the most southern of tie West
Chestnut street public school buildings
which contains three rooms, occupied
respectively by Mr.. Levergood, Miss Pal
mer and Miss Villee was discovered to be
on tire. Before the flames had done much
damage the neighbors opened the doors
and with plug stream extinguished them.
The fire originated from defective tlue
built above the furnace near the junction
of the partitions separating the three
school rooms. The partition between Mr..
Levergood's and Miss Palmer's rooms was
a good deal damaged: and the books and
stationary somewhat injured. MIR. Lever
good and Miss Villee opened their schools
as usual this morning, but Miss Palmer's
was closed until two O'Clock this afternoon
for repairs.
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The unhappy wife who suffers from the pat
uence AMI i'll humor OF L nervous husband,
should name the real cause in her complaint
to the court, or remove that nervousness by
presenting the defendant with DIR. Berson's
Celery and ChanCmile Pills. iS-lwd&w
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Sale OF Heal Estate.

Henry Shubert, auctioncer, sold at pri-
vate sale two-story brick dwelling be-
longing to Mrs. +. Leonard situated on
the south side of East Orange street, No.
42S, to 3. Champey on private terms.
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Fine Fat fiO.S,

Nj. A. l.. Wilmer, Of Providence town.
ship. slaughtered Oh Tuesday last three
young hogs that weighed dressed, 1,411
pounds. This is the heaviest trio we have
heard report OF this season aud puts
Beggar Row to the front, as pork, grow
ing station.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The components of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
are daily prescribed by the ablest physicians.
whose success is due to the specific influence
OF these components. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
skillfuIly prepared tor immediate use, is for
sale by all druggists.
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GOOD ADvICE.-Use Hale's Honey OF Hore
hound and Tar for a cough or cold. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
jS.lWdeodEw
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Go TO II. Is. Cochran, drug store tor Mrs.
Ffcemdn's New Natio,.ot Dyes. For bright.
ness and durability OF color. are unequaed.
Color from to pounds. Directions in Eng
lish and German. Price. Is cents.
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-, Navy i.-r-u,r'an iIrad.
WAsnISaroS, Jan. S.-The navy de-
partEent is informed that Lieut.. Samuel
F. C!arksci,. attached 10 the L. s. steamer
Lancaster, died at Nice this nognir
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DYsPErrIc. nervous people, out OF SORTS,
Colden's Liebig's Liquid Eeef and Tonic In
vigorator will cure. Ask for Colden's. o
drug sistj. JS-lwdeod&w
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VIII. yon suffer nIIn dyspepsia .'nd I've:
C.,:!,,;l,ut2 shtiOh'~ Vi :,iiZur il, cuarIn; "s';
20 curr you. For sale by IL. il. Cochran. Il!
ana i3' NCi I'll Queen street. n!YIlWu"oW2" Z
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dickson Held for Embracery,

WASHINGTON. Jan. s Judge Soil to-
day rendered 4 decision ii, ,.,. = III
Case, holding ID cksch IL a:,Swrr 90: the
grand jury for embracsry.
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LIME CITY PROPERTY At PRIVATE
+ Sale The fine properties, twO-stOry and
Mansard roofs, with lots % by 2i5 feet, Nos
5;7 and $50 North Duke street, are tor saIe on
libe raj private terms. The houses are among
the most complete OF their kind, and contain
every mCGcrn improvement. Call on
a.. &. REISOEIiL,
i"-WFM&W Attorney, Al n 0rth Duke st.
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Grain and ProvIsiOn Quotations.

,;!:r o'clOcS quotations Of grain ami r:''"
ir,. furnished by \. 4 inn'!t Ernks' y
r.t.s' ,.i,!.S street.
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Iati FIDELITY " IN DiNGES.

Cunning for AN Eiizabethtown Company.
An associated press dispatch rrcm Har-
lisburg this afternoon says:
On the complaint Of the attorney
general, based upon Information from the
insurance commissioner, the court this
morning granted rule on tie Fidelity
Mutual beneficial society, of Elizabeth
town, Lancaster county, returnable on
Wednesday next, requiring tho company
to SHOW cause why its business should not
be closed. There are a large number of
suits now pending against the company in
the Dauphin county court. The order is
based On information that the company
is insolvcnt aud that its assets are not
sufficient to carry on business. The
company is ono of the graveyard class and
has been doing considerable business"
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WEATHER. INDIGATi0N-.

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-For the Mihd 9
Atlantic states, cloudy weather with light
rain or snow, variable winds, shifting to
northerly stationary. or lower tempera-
ture falling. followed by rising barometc,..
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Eeii Down.

Ii.
Mr.. Albert Anderson. York Street, Bu!:a ~.
fell down stairs and severely bruised his kne,..
4 few applications OF DR.. ThOmas' Eclectric
Oil entirely cured him For sale by ii. Il. CocIi-
ran, druggist, l57 and l39 North Queen street.
A new idea embraced in Ely's Cream Balm.
Catarrh is cured by causing discharge and
cleansing, not by drying up. The application
is easy and agreeable. Plice 80 cents.
Apply into nOstrils with little finger.
A cure at last for Catarrh. I he evidence Is
overwhelming that Ely's Cream Balm goes
more directly than any other to the seat of the
disease and has resulted in more cures within
the range of our observation than all other
Observation-Disclosures. Pa, Union Leader.
Ely's Cream Balm has completely cured
me of Catarrh. OF which have been afflicted
over ten years, after trying almost every re-
medy recommended. none having proved SO
effective and thorough. S. j. AIKEN. Whole
sale Dealer in Boots and Shoes, l43 Federal
street, Boston, Mass. d2l 2wdM, W,&F
SHILOH's CURE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and bronchitis, For
sale by ii. T. cochran, druggist, l37 and l3:'
North Queen street.
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E. X. McConkcy. lillian. says: :" Brown
Iron Bit:ers relieved lie ~ dull. heavy pifn
in my head with tired AMI 'angu!d feelings.
For sale by II. Il. CoclI! N, druggist. l37 and
I39 North Queen street. je-lwd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-08

SrLEGTION NOTICE.
IL The animal meeting of the stCckhOder.
OF the Farmers Northern Market Company
will be held ut the Market House on MON
DAY, JANUARY 8, 1883, from l to O'Clock
for the purpose OF electing nine directors tt
serve tor the ensuing ycar.
CHRISTIAN ZECHER,
jl-StM,W,S President.