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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-05
Pb,,adeIpn,a Cattle Market.

MONDAY. June 5.-rhe arrivals OF live
stock ut the Philadelphia stock yards were re-
For tho weeK-Bccves. 3!OD hcid sheep,
IL 600 3; hogs. 4,btL -oo ,,.,
Beet cattle were dull "n account OF the
heavy receipts. which tar exceed the demand,
anu prices closed fully Ac lower
Extra. sN@7c; Good. sh@eAc; Medium,
6L@Gsac; Common, 5AGGc.
prices closed &c lower on all grades !; but few |
sales were maize over &c per pOunI -
Milch Cows were ;a inactive y, az: aI *''"'o' Will
MiIsh Calves were in fair demand ut 719c.
Sheep were moderately active, as prices
Tamb5 MeaH ~ were ,T in demand At better figures
We quote a. follows: ,
5He: szsra SS$SGn. SSS%s; So" aai2e; sass i @xs
hi%gs' Hogs were eSSaiiii asii aud fully 4c lower.
Extra, H ioHc; GooI, lol@lo7zc; Medium,
lO@IOLc; Common. 9A09sc.
| SALES OF BEEvRs AT THE WEST PHILADELPHIA
| STOCK YARDS.
Roger Maynes, 10 Western and Lancaster
Daniel Murphy. - fang: CO.; sa5; aI>o7
| A. J. Christy, 1877 Lane. co., and WESTERN
r.. S. McFiiiiS. is Lancaster county, sHasNc.
| James Clemson, So Lancaster county, 69s0'c.
Daniel Smyth / Bro, 100 Lam. co. and West
G schambefs { Co.. 1ss Western, sNa7c.
Levi Lowenstein, ITO Lancaster county, ''zsa
,aac Adler. 10 lancaster county, 6GGAc.
Fl: Chaau. IT,, g. Pa, 5AGGhc.
~ Is. herbert. is Lancaster county. 64g6Ac.
owen smith Shs aSi %ssisf1 acct B. On ss sssI
j. Y. Latta. 40 Chester and Lancaster county,
5A0614c.. ~<.c,<
! NJ Levi l25 York county, JZ0GAc.
HippIe Il Bro 1O5 Penn'a cows, 305c.
| l.. Horn, so Penna., G4a6Ac.
Bachman \ Levi. l@ western anu i'anc co..
, Dennis smyih, GO Penna., GA@7c.
Abe Ostheim, g Lancaster county, G7s@7c.
| James Eustace. 20 Western, 6Z07c:
M, Ulman. 367 Lancaster county. 6G6Ac:
SOL Lowenstein, 65 Montgomery COWS, 4g'c.
DREssRD MRATs.
, CITY Dressed Beeves were fairly active and
a prices closed at sA0loAc., with sales OF dress
= | ed cows at 7@9c.
sALRs LAST W11K.
D Rodger Maynes, lG2 head, 91<0l0Hc.
= Z. Maynes Z Co, l22do at oA s4lSAc.
John Taylor, 6s do at SA0l0Zc.
G. s. Dengler. 70 do at yZ@10hc;
Harlan Bro, 76 do at 8Z0l0Nc.
q J. II, Lowden, ~ do ut 9Z0l0Zc.
f. O. Beachaln, IS do at 7QlOZc.
;, JH. Mems & Bro, l57 do at 70lOAc.
Z, Western dressed Beeves were fairly actI'e
!. atlower rates.
Thos Bradley 16O head at 9H09Ac.
John TAYLOR, AZ do at 909Hc.
Dressed Sheep were fairly active AT 9HVic
| Lambs are in demand at 141l6c.
Ahattoirs sales Mus.er d Co., go head
! 9x6llc John Wallace, l6s mead AZ S1a0Iic
x | MMssar 4 Co.. 81 head OF Lambs at l'Gl6c.
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UTILLIAMsOS q FOsrER.

With warm weather come the changes In
CLOTHING. l: Is first LIGHTER WElGHf
SUIT, then u STRAW HAT, then UNDEk-
WEAR, and last OF all, LOW SHOES and a
NECKTIE.
We have learned something in tae past seven
years that we have been doing business among
you. and were never better prepared to serve
our customers than now.
In SUMMER CLOTHING our stock Is very
large, and to judge OF the way 1t Is selling, the
prices are all that could be desired Every
thing being marked In plain figures and nav
ing only one price you cannot make mistake
and goods can DO brought back thatare not
satisfactory.
The GENUINE MIDDLkSEX BLUE FLAN-
MEL SUITS are the most comfortable anu
durable for warm weather, and the color per-
manent.
The GREATEST VARIETY OF STRAW
HATS and FINE NECKWEAR will be found
in this building, and II you fail to see our hne
of SUMMEk UNDERWEAR you may MISS
getting Just what will suit you.
The SHOE DEPARTMENT IS full OF all
kinds OF goods tor the comfort OF the Ieet'
| and the satisfaction OF getting the comiort
with service combined Is desirable.
There are BARGAINS in ALL the DEPABI
MENTS, Goods being marked down every
| day.
! The PATENT EIGHMIE SHIRT for DRESS
| is all that could be desired for Its per1ect III
and good wearing.
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,.roxn.s bousehu,d Pspacea

Ia the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. WIN most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter-
nally. ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute. than any
othef pain alIeviator. and 1t is warranted dou-
BILE the strength than any other similar prepa-
ration.
II cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat. Rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, and is Tho Great Reliovor Of
Pain. "BROWN's HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. teaspoonfui OF
the Panacea in o tumbler OF hot water tsweet,
ened, If preferredl, taken at bedtime. Will
BREAK UP A COLD. Is cents bottle.
mayl-T. Tn, F&w
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ALEAP FOR LlBEKTY.
A Prisoner Takes Desperate chances
IN ncf Chest ar KenubltCAu,

APrisoner Takes Desperate chances.
West Chester Republican.
Yesterday as the Sea Shore express was
passing through Downingtown at 2:l' p:
M, a prisoner from Snyder county jumped
off the train There were two prisoners
on the train who were shackled anu
haudcuffed together, and in charge OF
the sheriff and deputy sheriff OF that
county. BY some means the men
succeeded in getting loose at the wrists
and ono of the men drew his foot from his
boot. Thus one man had the handouts
fastened to him aud the other had the
shackle left on him. just as the tram
left Downingtown and On reaching Via
duct avenue the "shackled man dashed
through tho glass door, smashing the
glass and left the train which was running
at the rate of % or 30 miles an hour he
went down the bank on the north side,
which is 20 feet high. Chief of Detectives
Brady, Of the Pennsylvania railroad com :
pany, being en- the train, pulled the bel!
cord aud checked the train, and Jumped
off. but not before it reached the
Brandywine creek bridge, through which
he nearly went. The man after rolling
down the bank started of, but was seer
by a colOred man named johnson, VINO
gave chase and soon captured the fellow
who on being caught saidl: For Gods
sake give me chance after getting away
like this" johnson, however, kept fas
hold of him and when Detective Brady
came up surrendered; his prisoner. The
man was considerably cut about the face
and hands, and one Of his finger nails wa
actually torn out. and be had around hi
leg very heavy chain. He was sentenced
for term of three years for robbing
mill
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Mob LAW.
A Criminal Taken From . missouri j sil and
Lynched.

A Criminal Taken From . missouri Jsil and
Lynched.
HERMAN, Mo-, June 5.-Whitney, the
murderer of Yong Burchard, was taken
from Jail and lynched last night.
The mob, numbering two hundred,
broke in the doors of the Jail
while Whitney, knowing their pur.
pose, could be heard praying fervently. A
rope was tied round his waist and he was
dragged through the town to dense
woods The party with revolvers
in their hands warned the pOpulace not to
follow. 1t was announced in court yes
terday that Whitney's trial would 60 over
to the fall term. which aroused indigna .
tion, and threats of lynchiug were then
made.
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EEw ADvEHTINEM EN- rs.

NIyANTED-A GIkL TO "p GENElsAL
w hOuseWOrk. Inquire at this office. 1t
XNTANTED TIVE, GOOD CABINET
w makers with reference good wages
paid ami steady work. Apply to PAUL Il Ham,
iitOn, OF Lancaster Organ Manufactory. No.
80 North Queen street. j5-9t*
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MARkE1N,
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 5.-FlOur less active,
but steady.
Rye Hour at - 35.
Wheat easier; No. western ReU,
81 %; No. ; Westesn Red, 81 Is; No. l Pa.
Red, 81 23H1l 25. ~
Corn uuiI and weak Steamer, 6Ol62c sail
Yellow and Mixed, 641aGG5c; NO. Mixed, Go0
tlcs ,
Oats quiet: No. l White, SIC No. do, 5Ozl
0slc; No. 3 do, 50; No. Mixed, 46hc.
Rye nominal at 7O072c.
Sfeds-Timothy dull Ut u s59l 50 Flax dull
ut 81 550l 6O. -.
Provisions dull and unchanged.
Lard dull: city kettle. llA0l2c: loose
butchers, IpL0Ac; prime steam, sll GO9ll 70.
Butter dull, but about steady.
Eggs steady 3; Penna. l9c: western, lsc ;
Southern, lie.
Cheese quiet and Unchanged.
Petroleum quiet; Refined, 7AQ71sc.
Whisky ut 81 10
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Lucky Agar
THE TEXAS STORM.

Great Damage Done on Farms to stock and
Property.
GALVESTON, Texas, June 5.-Saturday
nights storm did great damage at Cedar
Hill. south of Dallas. Farmers report
that crops were fiattened, fences blown
down and reapers and wagons standing in
fields were rolled over and over by tho
winds.
Near Hutchins station tho destruction is
SO complete az to dishearten the farmers,
some of whom have gone to Dallas to
work as day labOrers. Dead bodies OF
cattle, sheep. Sc. can be seen on all sides.
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a cou~h ,,ola or sore Throat


seems strange that any ono Will suffer
from the many arrangements brought ON by
an impure condition OF the blood sNnen SEQ
Wills S3ARSAPARlLLAA LAANDSTIkLINGrA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYkUR viii restore
perfect health to tho physical organization. 1t
is indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take, and has proven itself to be the best
BLOOD PUBlFIER ever discovered, effect
ually curing Scrofula. SyphlnAc dtsorders,
weakness Of the kidneys, BHyoDeDos, Aaia-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bi!.
ious complaints and ali diseases Indicating al
impure condition of the Blood. Liver. Kt'
neys, Stomach. Skin, etc. 1t corrocts fnu
gestion. A single bottle will prove TO you ia
merits as health renewer, for It ACTS Llkt.
A CHARM, especially when the complaint II
of an exhaustive nature, having tendency To-
lessen the natural vigor OF the brain end ner
vOus system. H.s rarl
.,AEK'S PAIN PANACEA cures pain I'm
man and beast. For use externally and int --
nally.
RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
| OF horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and al
Live Stock. A APOSITIvECURE. may2a-a
For sale at H. b. Cochran's: drug store ls7
North Queen street.
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UTANAMAKEk 3 BROWN.
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FESTIVE REiIhl ZEN.

They 90 for the scalp OF their Manager.
PHILADELPHIA. June 5.-FOur alleged
Indians, who form part of an encampment
at Broad aud Spring Garden streets, at
which daily exhibitions are given, returned
to that place in all intoxicated condition
early this morning and attacked Henry IL.
Horn, the manager of the show. They
stabbed him in the hand and cnt his head
severely. The assailants were arrested
and held in 81 900 bail for trial.
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I1ye NOOK Market.

ments. 300 head market active and prices
weak, with . decline ef Sc from last weeks
rates heavy. s7@7 25 light,tG fO97; mixed,
s6 7O6pG % skips, s. 5OaG So oo,
Cattlc-Receipts G.5OJ heal; shipments, 4,9Oo
head market weaker ut lower prices ship
ping about lOc % 100 bs lower goou 10 fancy
Shesp-Receipts, ., 400 head shipments. 100
head offerings largely common, which ruled
weak; good grades firm; poor to'sood natiVes'
s. 5O15 30
Fast IIBEHrY- -Cnttle-Receipts, ,:'32 head /;
market slow Mt last weeks prices.
Hoos-Receipts $3.50 head market slow
with downward tendency; PhiIa.ielplias, 81
az 10; Workers, Sc 1916 9o.
Sheep-Receipts, t,OO heal market dull at
about In 1t weeks prices.
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Weatorn Graln Market.

MlLwAUKRE-Whelt was steady; No. MIL
Waukee cash AMI June Mt 81 % July. III ia;
Aug ut 81 II Sept, 81 l4L.
Corn was easier; No. at 56Hc.
Oats were quiet and unchanged; NO. AT
39Lc; white ut 43c.
Kve was firm No. l at CSC No. ut Gle.
Barley was lower No. spring extra at &c
pEoRIA.-Corn was quiet high mixed at 81
65jc: No. mixed, 52xD5'c.
Dat. were steady; No 2White at 42H0l5lAc.
Rye was dull NO. ut soc.
DErRoIT-Wheat easier; No. l White, fall
anu spot, 81 lOs4: June. 81 1Oh; July: 81 1eA !;
Auy.. 81 i3L Sept, 81 l5L; NO.2 Red. Winter,
81 lSL receipts, 900 bus; shipments, 25,CUI
bus.
Corn was firm No. at 5SHc.
Oats were firm No. ut 4Sc.
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1OOl Pretty Things

or all kinds, of which everyone needs some'
thing such as jewelry, plain or snowy; cnt'
lery, bright and keen accordion and guitar
strings spectacles OF all grades for people CT
all ages. from 25c. up; gents furnishing goods
in all the lovely shades OF summer wear; boots
and shoes combs and brushes. and e. e-peciHily
millinery. Special reduction has been made
in summer millinery, and ladies before going
TO seashore or mountain should see how pretty Y
and cheap millinery is at A. Hirsh's. No.6 North
Queen street. Everything pretty and cheap.
B.-Everything pretty and cheap. j+"t
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vanderbllI's Purchase.

PHILADELPHIA. June "a special dis.
patch from Harrisburg. Pa says: The
Vanderbilt family have bought the Bed,
ford Springs property and will use it in
connection with their new railroad line
through the southern tier OF Pennsylvania
counties, as mountain summer resort on
the same plan as CressoD. The price is
not stated
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DEA I'sSk.

MULvANY.-In this city, Oh the I'd inst, Sarah
Mulvany, In the 18th year o: her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence, No. III Fast Vine street, on We'i-
nesday morning, At ? o'clock. High mass at
ST. Mary's church. lnternent at st. Mary's
cemetery. j4-2t
CARR.-In this city, on the 4th inst, Charles
d., son OF David and Kate r.. Carr, aged 20
years, months and IL days,
Was buried from the residence OF his parents
June s. at q. m.
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CHULTZ'S sINS.
NEW, GOOD, CHEAP.

NEW, tOOD, OaGAI.
We are now offering the
finest assortment of Summer
Hats in the market at the very
lowest prices we guarantee
them to be of the best manufac-
ture. We have a rich stock of
Taylor's celebrated Mackinaw
Straw Hats, Youman's. celebra-
ted stiff hat and a dozen other
makes for men, youths and
boys. There are very few places
in this city where you can de-
pend on getting just what you
want in summer hats. One OF
them is here. Our business is
entirely devoted to hats. We
have a richer stock than any
body will believe who has seen
something of it. Of palmer ar
ticles we lack nothing. While
passing drop in and see us.
| SHULTZ'S SONS,
| IA North Queen st., Lancaster, Pa
mar27-lyd&w
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LANCASTER. June 5, 1883.
This is to certify that Henry Bechtol'i, agent
of the u. b. Mutual Aid society, OF Lebanon,
Pa, has this day paid mo my claim OF insur-
ance on the life of my deceased husband,
George l DiIler, I'm class 4. division Il, amount
Ing to $1,000 Mrs. Diller wishes the oncers
and agent of the society to accept thanks for
the promptness in payment OF the claim also
for courtesy and Interest manifested.
MARY DII LER.
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=" HILL uLMYW110A110Ns--

Ras.umed ro-day-Sono of AilJ's ll1sd0dngs.
WASHINGTON, 5.-The Hin investigs.
tion was resumed to-day. Hin's counsel
objected to the charges of Mr.. Murch,
upon lthe ground that r. they were
not specific and definite, whereupon
counsel for Mr.. Murch submitted the
specific charge that in 1877 Hill entered
into contract for the furnishing Of stone
for the Philadelphia postofice building by
which the government was defrauded Of
considerable amount of money.
Counsel for Mr.. Murch also stated
that he could give the exact amount if al.
lowed more time. The committee then ad-
iourncd until Monday next. Mr.. Thomas,
counsel for HilL gave notice that
they would ask the committee to summon
every witness mentioned and would irsist
upon the right to cross examine them.
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Cnarr.d With Murder

LINCOLN, Neb., June 5.-The coroner 8
jury last night in tho case Of Mr.. Somers,
who was foully murdered at Kearney,
near here, returned verdict that Mrs;
III. r Brown, the mistress of the dead
man. was guilty of the crime.
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". M a. A. FaatlY3l.

2.
The persons interested In getting up straw
berry festival for the benefit OF the Y. NJ G.. A..
at a meeting last evening, chose Mrs. Geo. h.
Reed president of the management; liked
upon Thursday evening, 7th inst, a the time
to open II, and will meet at the hall on " p. m.
OF the day of opening to receive fruits.
flowers. etc for the festival, to which II 10
hoped there will be liberal contributions.
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Pen Portrait.

A framed portrait of Mr.. CRUDE, hotel
keeper at New Holland, which is Oh exhi
bition in tho window of Sam Clark's coffee
store on West King street, has attracted q
good deal of attention. 1t is the work OF
Miss Sue c. Harkins, graduate of the
Lancaster high school and was executed
with pen and India ink.
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EXCITEMENT IN DOVER.

A Fatal Riot Betweon the Workingmen.
DOVER, N. H.. June 5.-The bad feel
ing which has existed for two months be-
tween the striking lasters and the
g scabs " who took their places. culmin-
ated last night in a row, during which
VIM. Burrows, one Of the strikers, was
shot and probably fatally wounded. Two
of the Scabs ~ were arrested and
charged with the shooting. Great excite
luent prevails.
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Countorfeiters Sentenced.

TRENTON. NJ June 5.-George stan
ley and Matthew Rooney, the New York
counterfeiters, recently convicted OF at.
tempting to sell 200 spurious trade dollars
at Purth Amboy, were to-day sentenced
to three years imprisonment and $l,OOo
fine each.
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Train jumpers.

Officer Pyle. Of the Pennsylvania rail
road police, arrested three young men for
train jumping. They were taken before
Alderman McConomy, and though they
had money enough to pay their fines they
refused to do So and were sent to Jail for
ten days each.
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Another irlsh Convention to be Held.

BosroN, June 5.-A conference of promi.
nent Irishmen representing tho differeut
Irish American organizations in the state
met here last night and issued a call for
State League CONVENTION, to be held in Fan
euil hall, July 18th, the anniversary OF the
battle of the BOyne.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 5-FlOur duh and in
instances shade easier.
Wheat sza!4c lower heavy and @ irregular; g
81 2lsA0I 9HS; July, 81 o25aGl 2314; Aug.,
81 24sE0l $50 .
Corn %6l11c lower, but fairly active mix
western spot. 5OG67; do future. G5LG654c
Oats L6plc lower June, 4514c July, 1910
46ssc State, 5al6Oc Western, 45G5sc.
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WEATHER INDlOATlONs.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, southerly to
westerly winds, stationary or slight rise in
temperature, generally lower barometer.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 5.-By the e1-
plosion of a boiler Of pile driver engine,
near Lagrange, Tenn, yesterday, the en-
gineer, Harry Roberts, aud the fireman,
Lee Hanscomb, were killed outright. Two
Others were seriously injured.
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A Bad BOY.

George Gerlitzski, II year old boy,
who has been shown by past conduct to DO
very bad, has been arrested on the charge
of larceny of money from his father,
Joseph Gerlitski. He was taken before
Alderman Barr and committed for hear
ing. He is also held tor assault and bat
tery on George ROte.
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She Saw Him, Too.

TRENTON, N. j., June 5.-Eliza Cruiser,
a negress aged one hundred and three
wears, died here to day. Deceased was
born slave on the farm Of Charles Wei
ling, near Pennington, this county. She
said sho had many times seen Gen. Wash
inotOn
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MdRRIlH En-.

BRENNRR -COaNELL.-On the 81 of June, 1873,
by the Rev. W. L. Gerhard, at hts residence,
No. 81 East Orange strret, Mr.. b. Frank Bren-
ner. OF MillersvilIe. to Miss Phemie E. Cornell,
OF Oreville, Lancaster county, Pa.
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=. Don't BURY, Gsntleman.'

be- no , fun tiIi get there" We say to the dys-
peptic nervous and debiiitated, don't hurry
thougntlessly Tor tome remedy OF doubtIn!
merit, uncertain of relief. wheh you can geL at
the druggists for one doll Burdock Blood Bit
fers almost sure 10 cure and certain to benent:
For sale by Ii. b. Cochran, druggist, l37 aho
13Q North Oueen street.
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EEThe Diamond Dyes always do more than
they claim TO do. Color over that old dress.
1t will look like new. Only 10 cents for any
color.
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To LApIRs.-1t you wish to render your
skin white and soft, use Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
j4-lwdeod&w
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Police Cases,

This morning the mayor sent seven dis
orderly tramps to the work house for
terms ranging from 10 to Is days. Mary
Wise did not miss her chance. but got in
for 35 days.
Alderman McConomy sent three train
riders, who were arrested between thus
city and Dillerville, to the work house ioE
10 dayS each.
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FoR Lame Back, side or Chest use SHi'
LOH's POROUS lPLASTER. Price, Is cents.
Sold by H. B. Cochran, ls7 and l39 North Queen
treet, Lancaster. feol4eooo
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-05
Ss OF Horses.

Samuel Hess & Son, auctiopeers, sold at
public sale yesterday at the Merrlmac
house, C. A. Miller, proprietor, for geo:
Grossman, 10 head Of Illinois horses' AZ
an average price of $216. 10 per head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-05

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