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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-28

Pail Mall GaZette.
The city of Paris has just refused sub
vention to the African Indies company,
which proposes nothing less than to make
a fief of France territory of $4,000
square leagues situated between the
great lakes Oh the east, Congo
on the south, the Atlantic on the
west, and Sahara to the nOrth-simply to
take possession of fourth of Africa. The
minister of foreign affairs has granted to
the company subsidy of 10000 francs ;
the minister of public works has lent a
mining engineer the minister of finance
has promised gunpowder and tobacco at
reduced prices, and, lastly, the minister
of marine. not satisfied with grant
ing subventiou of 10000 francs,
like his colleague of foreign at
fairs, has promised the first expedition
by government steamer, and to grant
the services of 4 naval officer and twelve
men to protect the station to be establish
ed on the border of the Central SOudan.
Tho government has thus not only assisted
the company with money, but has allowed
it to use tho French flag. The company
is supported by fifteen deputies and a
secretary of state
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MlNN EsOTA kEPUBLICANS.
State Officers NOIninated-Their Platform
Plank Revenue.

State Officers Nominatea-Their Platform,
Plank on Revenue.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Juno 2S.-In the
Republican state convention last night,
G.. A. Gilman was nominated for iieuten-
ant governor on the second ballot, Fred.
Vorbaumback for secretary Of state by
acclamation. w. J. Hahn for attorney
general, J II. Baker for railroad cDmmis
sirrer aud Charles Kittleson for treasurer.
The plank in the platform regarding the
revenue system says: {:
We believe in maintaining u system of
internal revenue, levied upon articles OF
luxury, such as whisky and t)bacco, t.
getEer with systeni of duties upon inn
ports SO applied as to provide revenue for
the necessary expenses of the government,
and SO adjusted as to encourage the de
velopment of the manufacturing and labor
interests of tho whole country" Tho
platform also endorses the administration
of President Arthur.
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starthday Presentation

Last evening was the forty-fifth birth
day Of DR.. John T. Smith, teacher OF
Bible class, No of thu Dakc street NJ.
E. church. The young men Of the class,
some former pupils and few invited
guests. ''surprised' him at his residence,
and Rebert O'Breiter, on their behalf,
presented him with handsome, gold
headed cane, inscribed, "To Dr.. J. T.
Smith. from his class" the workmanship
of E. J. Zshm. jeweller. In response DR..
Smith thanked them for the gift, and the
interest manifested iD him as their teacher.
He gave short resume of hls experience
as sunday school teacher, daeing back
to bis sixteenth year when he entered
upon the work. After refreshments were
served by the hostess, the party repaired
to the parlOr, where the remainder OF the
evening was spent in music and song till
late hour, when the young people left,
wishing their teacher many more bpapy
birthday ceremonies.
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SIfH GERS Erected.

The Lancaster M;ennerchor elected the
following officers last night:
President-Henry Gerbart.
Vice President-Wm Wohlson.
Sscrotary-Gcorge P.eitfer.
Vice Secretary-Hsn,y Smith.
Cor. Secretary-Adam F. Offender.
Treasuler-Wm. Baltz.
Librarian-Jacob Wolfert
Music Committee-Geo. Pfeiffer, Fred.
Hoefiel and Henry Smith.
Flag Observation-Disclosures Ball, Wm.
Rehm AID Christian Huetfel.
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The SMALLPOX.

The health commissioner reports that a
u months old child of VIM. Franklin,
residing on Locust alley next door to
Proctors, where the smallpox was raging
a few weeks ago, is now down with that
disease. The child's mother refused to
have it vaccinated.
VIM. H. Mcintyre, residing at No. 40S
North Water street, is suffering from an
attack of varioloid. His case is not con.
sidered at all dang
Robert Etter, No. 564 Manor street, is
reported down with the smallpox. The
eruptiOns came out yesterday.
Tho few other cases heretofore re
ported are progressing favorably. There
is now but one case iu the jail and one in
the hospital.
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A W est Pointer.

VIM. II. ID. Styer, formerly Of the class
of SO of Franklin & Marshall college, but
now a member of the in coming gradual
ing class at West Point military academy
is in :Own on a five days leave OF absence
spending few days with his parents
Mr.. S. looks we'll and it is evident that
life at the post agrees with him.
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE %. is 20.
FROM THE OLD WORLD.
THE GREAT KAYA4ES OE CHOLERA

The Dread scouree Spreading Over egypt
Hundreds of Deaths Daily and muoh
Eacitement-Other FOR Isn
Events.
DAMIETTA, June 2S-The panic over
the cholera in Egypt is increasing. Tho
flight Of Europeans Continues. A com
mission has been formed to advise Means
to protect Alexandra from the dreaded
malady. The festivals usually held Oh
the anniversary Of the khedive's accession
to the throne will be stopped. All the
ministers have been recalled to Cairo.
113 Deaths from the scourse. &.
One hundred and twenty-nine deaths
haveoccurred during the past 81 hours,
112 OF which We're from cholera.
Precautions Agains. Cholera.
IsMAILA, June 2S.-Vessels proceeding
from here to Suez are forbidden to com
municate with stations On the canal owing
to the fear that cholera may thus be
spread.
Prohibiting Travel ms.
PORT SAID June 29.-An order has
been issued prohibiting any person from
proceeding from here to other towns in
Egypt.
Tho rope lndtsposed
LONDON, June 2S.-A dispatch from
Rome says The pope is indisposeh. He
is much disturbed by tho state of affairs in
Ireland and France
The American Rifle Team in England.
BIRMINGHAM, June 2S-The American
rifle team arrived here at noon to day.
They are the guests Of the Midland Rifle
club Tho team will remain here until
Tuesday next.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
DUB RE3ULAk CUKRESPOSDEn"E
Events along the susquehanna-Iteins
Interest In and Around tho borough
Picked up by the lDteIh-
kxus

Events along the susquehanna-ltens
Interest In and Around tho Borough
Picked up by the lnte'd-
gencer Reporter.
The following officers were elected at the
late election held by Putnam Crcis, No
113, b. U. (H. F.) G. A.: c. W, Wayne
Lightheiscr G. j., Harry Nolte. jr. c.
F.. A. N. EShleman II. H, Johr
Wcimer w. of N. G. o. Fisher w. of
D., Ulias Ulmer II. S. K, E. K. Getz
H. r., A. L. Gontz II. T., John Temple
trustees, 3. d. Beitel; representative to
grand circle, B. Eichorly.
The GiOriOus Fourth
q proclamation from the chief burges
prohibits the sale or firing OF fireworks
except on July 3, aud 5, under penalty
of 81 for every ofiense.-The Knights OF
Pythias will hold big parade in Marietta
on the afternoon of the Fourth of July
The Il. & G. railroad will hold an excur
sion to Atlantic City Oh Wednesday, July
4. The round TIP tickets, good for. three
D: 40 a. N.
The Social sea ON.
A dancing picnic will bs b,ld in H,ise s
woods to morrow by a number Of Column
bia ladies' and genLiemen.-Au evening
party was held last night at the residence
of Mr.. Ii. Booth, on Locus. street.-The
Presby terian Sunday school picnic will be
held to morrow ut LitiiZ.-Mrs. DIR. J. l.
Parry and daughter, Miss Helen, of Sara
toga Springs, N. Y, are visiting Mrs. j.
A. Slade.
Little Locals
Mrs Elizabeth Bessick, co!ored, resi-.
dent of the "IIill," died yesterday after
noon of consumption, aged 43 years. The
funeral services will be held on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, in Mt. Zion A. N. {.
+. church.
The Round House hotel was entered by
thief or thieves last night and robbcd
The spoil amounted to but few dollars in
cash. The entrance was effected through
back window, which was forced open.
An adjourned meeting of the school
board will be held this evening. The tax
duplicate for 1882 will DO settled. and u
tax collector for the duplicate of 1888 ap-
pointed.
The streets were well filled with prom
enaders last evening, who cana from their
houses to enjoy the walk permitted by
cessation of the rain
A horse belonging to john Now ran
away on Locust street last evening. 1t
was caught before doing any damage.
Mr.. A. Murray, of Philadelphia h; 8
purchased from MIR. l.. NJ. Williams b 8
photograph gallery.
Orion lodge, No. SIG, l. o of %. f.,
met in the lodge room last night.
will kndle council fire in its wigwam.
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In Camp ut Peeksk,ll.

n. Y. Sun.
The incident of the day that amused
the camp the most was remarkable ad-
venture of Corporal Merritt had while on
guard duty last night. He saw man in
his shirt sleeves reaching across the line
between sentrieS.
"Halt! Who comes here?" the corpo
raj asked.
"Vy dots me-" said tho coatless man.
who are you.?'
"Me? Who 1 vas? Wy am der pand.' -
"Have you got the countersign.?" the
corporal asked, sternly.
"No; got der pelly ache," said the
other.
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kare Birds.



Flying squirrels are very rare animals
around here. John G. CARRIER. of Mount
Joy township. last April caught AL old one
with three young CUES, near his residence.
They have since been petted and cared for
by him and the young squirrels, which
were then quite small have now almost
grown to their full size. Both old and
young are quite tame and ruu around and
play tO the full satisfaction of their owner.
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NEW Observation-Disclosures $50 head mar
ket shade firmer, but not quOtably higher !;
100 lbs live weight common to strictly prime
native steers at S. 771<@672 do extra andfancy
sold ut s. s4@6 9s. Exporters used 600 head and
paid s. q for prime: Shipments, l,l5o head OF
live cattle.
Sheep-Reeeipts, 1900 head market firm
for Sheep at former figures; active for
81 2516 90 for Sheep. and Sc 750s Is for Lambs.
Hogs-Keceipts, 1850 head frmer tor live
Hogs at So g. 81 . ~ lOJ bs
EAST Observation-Disclosures 1918 head
market fair prime S6 q talr to good, IS $50
IS common, q 5005
Hogs-Receipts $50 head; ket firm
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st. Joscph's fair closed last night and
the following is the result cf the voting
with the lucky ones {:
Organ - Annie Hess, 2,97S!; Lena
Marks, 2SO Francis Beck, 1, ,47G; Annie
Trees, 600.
Gold Ring - Annie Weigand, 3lOl 4;
Lizzie Shul,z, 125 Lizzie Rockcnstinc,
436.
Sewing Northumberland Ticht. s45!
Barbara Neimer, 1,025; Mary Kreig, 4OI !;
Mary Heigenather, 1,104.
Gold Watch-Rose Arnold, 479; Maggie
Dosh, 9Gs Mary Rohrer, 1,450a Rose
Eckman, 510I.
Cigar Makers Tools-Joseph kret,, 5G2
John Stumpp, 1891.
May Flower-F.,uk Biolkoski, 200
Anthony Ocsker, 141 Philip Fiuger, 161s
Henry Holm, 500 John Fritch, S14.
The fair was in every respect grau'i
success.
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Fire Committee Meeting.

The fire committee held meeting last
evening. John Potts was elected hose.
man of company No 2 to take the place
made vacant by the death of Emanuel
Swope. The solicitor was instructed to
prepare deeds for the Shiffler and Humane
hose houses. Jacob Hatz was employed
to remove the wires of the fire department
from these of the telephone companies.
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At Mt st. m ary's

At Emmittsburg yesterday the seventy
fifth anniversary Of Mt. st. Mary's college
was held. The degree Of A. NJ was con
ferred on II. NJ, Rtli'ey and j. E Mal,ue.
.sqs., Of this city.
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The Democratic Candidate TO be serenaded.
CINCINNATI, O., June 28.-Judge Hoad-
ley will be serenaded Saturday night by
the Democratic clubs and will probably
make the opening speech of the cam
paign.
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No Choice Yet.

CONCORD. N. H., June 2S.-Another
ballot for United States senator was taken
TO day and resulted in no choice. The
candidates receiving the highest number
of votes were Bingham 113, Rollins 80
Necessary for choice 155.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-28
New UrIe.rs Soldiers In Phtladc

New UrIesrs Soldiers in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-The Cont
mental guards, of New Orleans, arrived
here this afternoon from New York. They
appearedin full dress uniform and made a
short parade through some of the principal
thoroug ghfares.
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Baseball.

Owing to the very uufavorabIe appear
ance of the weather last night, the Iron
sides baseball club agreed not to visit
Pottsville to-day to play the Anthracite
club. The Ironsides have heard nothing
definite from the York club in regard to
the proposed game on Saturday, although
they have written and sent number of.
kilograms. One day is positive, and that is
the Fourth Of July, when the Harvey
Fishers, of Dune annon, will return and
play the second game. On the following
Saturday club from Philadelphia will be
here. Manager Specie went to York this
afternoon to see the managers of that club
and try to arrange positively for game
on SATURDAY.,
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WASHINGTON, juno 28.-An ofncisl
order was to day issued by Adjustant Gen.
eral Drum promulgsting the findings Of
the court martial and announcing Presi-
sident Arthur's confirmation of the sem
tence of dismissal from the army and 18
months Imprisonment in the case of Pay
master Wasson.
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CHARsING features may be rendered actually
rcpulsive by b'Otclles Or pimples. Glcnn's
Sulphur soap remedies all complexion Hem
isfes. jlS-lwdeOd&w
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Came'ia Dentone for the teeth is very fIa-
grant and removes Tartar and Scurl, hardens
the gums, stops decay and perfumes the
breath. Price, 80 cents. For sale at ali drug
gistS. je27-emdW
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Maintaining 0 Nuisance.

Wednesday Officer Smith drove down to
the Gap and arrested man named Jacob
Miller, who is charged by Jacob Smith OF
maintaining nuisance, to Smiths injury,
the allegation being that he has piled up
stones in way which obstructs q water.
course, and causes it to overflow Smith &
land. The accused gave bail before
Squire Slaymaker to appear for a hearing
before Alderman Fordney on Tuesday
next,
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MARkEIS.
IIlilsdelphiA market

PNilsdeIphlN market.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2s.-Flour dull and
weak.
Rye -four at s. 6203 IS.
Wheat active, but lower No. Western
Red, 81 Il; No. 3 do ST 90; No. l Penna. Red
81 1901 10.
Corn dull, but weak; sail Yellow and
Mixed, 59l6.c No. 3 Mis- ed, 57l59c.
Oats dull and unsettled: No. l White, 43c ::
No. 2 do, 42c; No. do, 4l@4lhc; No.
Mixed, 40ac,
Seeds unchanged.
Provisions dull and easier.
Lard dull.
Butter firm, with good demand.
Rolls dull.
Eggs dull.
Cheese quiet.
Petroleum dull.
Whisky at 81 1S
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Horse Killed.

Yesterday afternoon a blind horse be-
longing to William Westman, Of Diller-
vile, fell into quarry, distance of 80
feet, and had the left foreleg broken. The
animal had to be killed.
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Worked Won Oer6.

"My daughter was very bad OFF on account
of a cold and pain in her lungs. DR.. Thomas
Eclectric OIL cured her in t,Centy-four hours.
One of the boys wsS cured OF sore throat. This
medicine has worked wonders in our family"
Al-ah inckney, MahOpac, N. Y. For sale by
II. Il. Cochran, druggist. l37 and lJ9 North
Queen street.
CoLDEN's LIQUID Beet Tonic Is admirably
adapted for females III delicate health. Col
denS; no other. Ut III iuggists.
Iu Cxyy
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MIlRRIAGES.

RAUB -SHuLTz June %, 1873, at the residence
of the brides parents. by Rev. }. Il. Shumaker,
ID. d., Harry l.. k:tuD to Miss Allie II. Shultz,
botn of this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-28

A specific AMI only one iop for all forms
AMI types OF skin disease, Ia known the world
over as DIR. BensOn's Skin Cure. 1t is not q
patent medicine, but a reliable, certain re-
nedy. Druggists.
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Contrlbutions for lne Nutt ra,n,ly.

UNIoNTowN, Pa, June 28.-Contribu
tions are flowing in to the aid Of the fami-
ly of the late Captain Mutt. 1t has
recently transpircd that the estate is ill.,
solvent, and, "whilo the contributions are
not solicited. they are very welcome to
the family"
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warts, buniOnI.
The Removal Of the stamp Act Benefit TO
the PeOpie.
In anticipation Of the repeal CT the stamp
act, the size of the bottles containing the Gel
ebra, ell Simmons Liver Regulator have been
materially increased, go that tor S. the guam
tity of the medicine will be gr ater than here
totOre. Ask your druggist for, and be sure
you get the big bottle of SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR.
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wGAThEn .nuiuArl,Ns

WASHINGTON, June 28.-For tho Middle
states slightly warmer, generally fair
weather, south to west winds and slight
changes in pressure.
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Lancaster conclave No. 81, improved
order of Heptasophs met in Excelsior
ball last night and elected the old officers
for the ensuing term.
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Phnadeaphias, Ss ss0s %; Workers., . s00s 90.
0he0D-ReOeipts 900 head; market slow
prime, SS SOS 80; fair TO good. - 5O0s; COM
mon, $903.
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Now York MOrket0

Now York A0rkets.
NEW York, June 2s.-Flour dull strongly In
buyers favor.
Wheat l0lIc lower unsettled and de-
pressed fair speculative trading; No. Red
July. 81 l3A@l 1875; Aug, u lbA6l1696; Sept,
81 l7TOl IsZ.
Corn L@Nc lower less active Mixed West
ern spot, 49G62c do future, 6l@65Nc.
Oats L@Xc lower; July, :9039Lc; Sept,
3shc; State, 4sg46c Western, 39044c.
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As ito bottles of DR.. Bens MS Celery ard
Chdmomite Pills cared u fricnd Of neuralgia,
whom The Dr.'S here co"idM help, TH send for
some for myself" Clifford Shand, Windsor,
Nova Scotia.
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A. Train Jumper JuRged

Officer Roy arrested train jumper last
night, and this morning Alderman McCon-
omy sent him to jail for ten days.
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PrecociOus Chicks.

Mrs. Amelia Wolf, North Christian
street, between James and Franklin, is
the owner of a game chick, hatched in
April, that has already commenced laying
eggs.
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Rg- Nothing. $" simp!c and perfect for cOlOr-
ing as The Diamond Dyes. For carpet rags.
better and cheaper than any other dyc-stutfs.
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Dischar ged.
NPECiiL NOTICES.

The mayor only had one lOdger this
ard he was discharged.
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Muhlepberg College Commencement.

MuhleDbeTG C0Ilese COmmencement.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, June 2S.-The 10th
annual cOmmencem mt of Muhlenberg
college was held this morning in the
Academy of Music There were seventeen
graduates. Among the large attendance
were number of distinguished Lutheran
clergYmen.
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THE ELEOTRIC LIGHT.
Where tho Lamps win 30 Put.

The following locations for the erectio
Of the electric lights have been agree
upon by the lamp committee. A fe
lights OF the l2O are not located. but wi
6e put where they will do the most gooG
The work will be begun as soon as poss
bic:
North Queen and New.
Frederick and Lime.
Frederick and Duke.
Frederick and N. Queen.
Frederick aud Prince.
James and Lime.
James and Duke.
James and N. Queen.
James and Prince.
james aud Mulberry.
James and Charlotte.
James and Mary.
Lemon AID Limo.
Lemon and Duke.
Lemon and Prince.
Lemon and North Queen.
Lemon and Mulberry.
New Holland pike and Plum.
Walnut and ShipIeu.
Walnut and Lime.
. Walnut and Duke.
Walnut and North Queen.
Walnut and Prince.
Walnut and Mulberry.
Walnut aud Charlotte.
Walnut and Mary.
Chestnut and Ann.
Chestnut aud Plum.
Chestnut and Shippen
Chestnut aud Lime.
Chestnut and Duke
Chestnut aud North Queen.
Chestnut and Prince
Chestnut and Mulberry.
Chestnut aud Charlotte.
Chestnut and Mary.
Chestnut and Pine.
Orange and Ann.
Orange and Plum.
Orange aud Shippen.
Orange and Lime.
Orange and Duke.
Orange and North Queen.
Orange aud Prince.
Orange and Mulberry
Orange and Charlotte.
Orange and Mary.
Orange and Pine.
Orange and Marietta avenue.
Grant and Christian.
East King and Franklin.
East King and Ann.
East King and Plumb.
East King and Shippen.
East King aud Lime.
East King and Duke.
East King and Square.
West King and Square.
South Queen and Square.
North Queen and Square.
West King aud Prince.
West King and Wat r.
West King and Mulberry.
West King and Charlotte.
West King and Mary.
West King and Columbia avenue.
John and Locust
Middle and Fieibery.
Freibcrg and Low.
Lime aud Church and Vine.
Lime and Locust.
Middle and Rockland.
Rockland and Locust.
Rockland and Low.
Duke, Church and German.
Duke and North.
Duke and Green.
Middle and Christian.
Christian and Green.
North and Strawberry.
Woodward and Strawberry.
Vine aud Duke.
Vine aud South Queen.
Vine aud Prince.
Vine, Mulberry and Strawberry.
Christian and Miffiin.
German aud South Queen.
German and Prince.
Water aud Strawberry.
Goa :-tnca, South Queen aud Church.
Cuncstoga and Prince.
Andrew and South Queen.
Andrew apd Prince.
South Queen and Hazel.
Prince and Hazel.
Beaver between Hazel and Hager.
South Queen aud Hager.
South Quet below Hager.
Fllbert and Poplar.
Filbert and st. Joseph.
FiIbert and High.
Poplar beyond DOrwart.
ST. Joseph and DOrwart.
High and Dcrwart.
st. Joseph beyond Dorwart.
High beyond Dorwart.
Mantr and DOrwart.
Two on Manor beyond Dorwart.
The plant will be located at COx's Cal
iage shop, near tho corner Of Duke AM
Church.
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SCHOOL TAX 1888.
- The duplicate Is in the hands of the
Treasurer. per cent. off for prompt pay
ment. W. U. MARSHALL, Treasurer,
No. II Centre square.
Office hours from a. m. TO 4 p. IN.
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XNANTsD-A FIKST-t:LASS BARBEK
w Sober, Industrious. white and capable
of running 4 shop unmarried. Good wages
Address, CLEMENT HOUSE,
je.7-3t Sunbury, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-28

VOU WILL ALWAYS FIND A FULL
L line OF Connecticut cigars and: fountain
Fiue Cut tobacco. at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
0TORE
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WIANTED-BY THE INQUIRER PRINT
w ing Company a full-grOwn bOv to " Ork
In the press room. Inquire at the office of the
company. i2I 3td-eOd
JAMES, GAMES. "A FULL LINE FROM sc
u up, at
STORE.