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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-18

Samuel Hess s Son, auctioneers, sold at
public sale at the Cooper house, this
afternoon the following stocks and bO.ds
FOX n,aziah +. B.ackbill and JOHN Bach.
nan. cxucut us ui Jacob Brackbili, de
ceased
:, share, Of Lancaster county national
bank stock t" Sus:in Kcndig, at $40 per
,harc.
70 Share, uf same to Martin G. Lands,
1t :: 30 Jjcs share.
IL shares uf same to benjamin Brach-
bill. at $ll0.10 per share.
10 share rt s.tiaG to II. ). b:ackbi:l, -
$ll0.05 per share.
10 shares Of same to Graybili DIiev, u
$il0. 05 per share.
10 shares Of same - Jacob Eacs;ntn 1t
81 10 lltr share.
10 shares OF s,!s., IT, Elias Z. brackb;ii
at &i0G.G0.
90 shares o. same 10 5. II. BrackSiii =:
$l0o 10.
10 shares oG sane to nAy!iC. Krcady at
500.
II iates sane f. Benjamin I;rack =
bill at 5l03.Jl.
$500 Lancaster Cnu"ty4 pC."Glt. boris
with interest. TO Susan Eet,tig AZ >(H-
yer 500.
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MARKETS.
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lS.-tlour frmcr good
demand Superfine, $50 as -; extra. S3 80
O. 90 Penn'a Family, 81 10l4 80.
Rye flour ut IS 62i23 -.
Wheat firmer; No. = Western Red, 81 l21.
Del. and Pa. Red, 81 O9Gl T.; LOn"berry
Red and Amber, 81 II.
Corn scarce; higher tor local use; Steamer,
G6GGSc Yellow, is G6)c; do mixed 61I5Eiic
No. mixed, 64lD66c.
Oats firm and in fair demand.
Rye nominal at Gle.
Provisions quiet.
Lard steady.
Butter sluggish and tending downward PA.
Creamery extra, 40c Western do, 3SDiOc !;
frsts 30G335c.
Rolls dull; Penn'a and Western, ljG2ic rs
quality.
Eggs quiet Penn'm. 271G@32Sc: Western,
2Gc {; held lots, 2OG2Ic lined, l7Gsl11"c.
Cheese firm but quiet.
Petroleum dull refined, y. (91%c.
Whisky ut 81 -,
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LiYS Stock NIarE.i.

EAST Observation-Disclosures 80 hc:ii {;
marked slOv; prime. 81 73.s6 fair - q O,t,
S5a5 80 con. 'nOn $i6alIj.
HOgs--Receip.a 5000 h'*"i market SLOW ;
Philadclphi.ts ut 81 "l',.;; -; Ha!ii'n'rcr
at IS 1906 -: Workers 1T e;i AUsGG -.
Sheep Receipts, a. GO head; market hutI ::
extra prime - @5ttJ 80: iair ~ l.oo.t, 81 "a
4 10 common, S3I1i.
CHICAGO. - Hogs Receipts, .;L,tG h,:tt !;
shipments. 4. 100 head: market strong :.:d ;,c:.
tive quality good all sold comm II toguod
mixed, - 90dt6 10: heavy, ). EGG 5. ; light.
stllG - -kip%. 81 i0J 40.
CattIc-Reecipts, 5000 head shipments.
400 head :Nmarkrt active and firm ana
prices not quotably changed; no extra .Iere :;
prime $6G0G 50; good to choicn shipping, - -
as I'D: common to lair - 2GfDJ - butchers
ut - 2jd4 Is: stoclers aud feeders at s. OOi9
80.
Sheep-RcceipI@, 800 head: shipments, goo
common To tair, $3E&f % medium to good,
81 1904 %; chOic. to extra, - l1HJ O..
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING JAN. 10, 1888.
THE READING ROAD.



A Petition Presented In the United States
Circuit Court Praying for the Dissoiu-
tion OF the Receivership.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1S.-The petition
for the dissolution of the receivership OF
the Philadelphia & Reading railroad and
coal and iron companies was made to
Judges Mckennau and Butler at the
opening of the United States circuit court
this morning. The application was made
by James E. Gowen, counsel for the COM
pary, who stated that the parties to the
suit. Moses Taylor and the Farmers and
Mechanics national bank and others in
terested, had agreed to the granting of
the prayer of the petitioners. The
petition sets forth that for the
last two years the business of
the companies conducted by the
receivers has resulted in net earn
ings moro than sufficient not only to meet
the interest on the mortgage Indebtedness
of the companies, but also to meet the in.
tercst on all the obligations Of the cOrpor
ations and that for the year ending No
vember so, 1881, the surplus
net profits over and above the
charges named were s1S3, ,s5G. IA and for
the year ending November so, 1882, the
surplus vas $685., so. The petition was
accepted and February ii fixed by the
court IS the day for the hearing. The
clerk Of the court was instructed to give
public notice of the application in this
country and London, which will be done
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TE, fellow ing statement OF William ). Cough
in, OF Somrryilic, H:iS~., is sn rcnarkahlc that
we beg asl. for it The attention 0t our read
rr~. He s:trs "In !lle fall OF lS7G was taken
with violent bleeding Oi tn" lungs. followed
by Il severe cough. l soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. 1 was 50 weak at one time
that could not leave lay bed. In the sum
nltr O! 1877 was t.tni:tch 10 tho City Hospital.
While there the doctors sid had u hole in
my lt';: lung as big as Il haIfiollar. ! eXpend-
Ell over Il hundred dollars i'll doctors and med
iciucs. twas 50 tar gone at one time Il report
went around that was dead, 1 gave up hope
hut / friend told Inc OF DIR. WM. HALLS
i;ALSAN FOX THE LUNGS. / laughed at
MY friends, thinking my case iEcurabl", but
got 4 II tile to satisfy treut, wien to my sur
rriSea d grat!.!c:itiOE, | commenced to feel
i,cftar Ny hope, once dead. Logan 10 revive,
:. Il to ,ay feel il better spirits tl,an l have
lie past three years.
81 write this hoping y,u vii publish it, SO
that every one afflicted will. Diseased Lungs
will Uc induced to iIEc DR.. NJ. HALLS
EALSAM FoRTiIE LUNGS and lie convinced
that CONSUHPTt0N CAN BE CURED. l
have taken two bottles and Citn positively say
that il has done more gu.,! than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness MY cough has ::,nCst entirely disap
pcared and shall soon be able to go 20 work
Sold by ii, b. Cochran. l37 North Queen street
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Itching F!Ies-symptons and cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspira-
ton. intense itching, increased by scratching.
very distressingly, particularly at night, as II
pin worms were crawling in and out OF the
rcctum the private parts are sometimes al
fecteI: if allowed to continue very serious
results may toiiow. /" DE. SwAYNE's ALL
HEALING OINTMENT lisa pleasant, sure cure.
Also tor Tetter, !tch, Salt kheuln, Scald Head,
Erysipelas. BARRIERS Itch, Blotche-, All scaiy,
Crusty, Cutarcnra Erupiions. Price 50 cents,
boxes tor S!.2j Sent by mail to any address
or receipt OF price in currency, or three cert
postage stamps. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne
& Son, No. $50 n. sixth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold yaIl prominent druggists. SwAYNE's
PILI.s are the best for all billions disorders.
Cu-2 headache. fevcr=. Sc.
-lycrd&wT. .TI&S
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adams, The CEO,cn. To-niyht.--" ilu,npty-
Dunnty" will ma. e merry at the Opef;.
house TO- night. when the greatest OF living
clowns, Geo. Il. Adams, will appear i'll his new
version OF The panto.. inc that has ever been
tn t,vori.u OF the l;t.!c folks AMI children of
lurgcr growth rs well.
Iaiuaihcr--',n y,lcr & Gr..H's English Opera
company OF tnrtY-five persons. viii sing Gil
bert & Sulir.m's new comic opera OF . l"l'h'
l!c; o. the Peer and the PERI TO morrow
evening. ~ EUitOn opera house. ihc work Is
4 charming one, and there can be no '!oub; OF
- at:tOr0ughly delightful entertainments. Tue
chart tor reserved seats is filling UP in Il man
ncrtnat Desl!eIks large and brilliant aud
ienCc.
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NIOTyEE OF icSURANCE: ELECTIt.N.
ANNUAL MEETING.
Lancaster Home Mutual Fire lns. Co.

rhc 2lsi annual meeting of the mallDerS will
be he!d II, the Office OF the cnn.aHy, No. l..
East King street. Lancaster, Pa. On FRIDAY
the 10Th dr, CT JANUARY. lSSt :.t o'ciocl- D..
m, ut which meeting an election for three di-
rectOrS to serve for the ensuing three years.
and three au itOrs, to serve Tor one year, " i'll
be held between the hours OF and s:j3 o'clock
.. H.. OF SAID day. The animal repOrt OF lhr!
officers OF the cOmpah :, apt, also til3t o; the
auditors VIII be submitted 70 S.Ii.i meeting.
and suc.I business transacted Ii.:-r 1e pre-
sentcu or called tor. All persons i.isirnd in
satd com any are members thereof. and en-
titled to to participate in the election and
Other proceedings, and are respectfully in
Vitcd to al altend. e. II. LEFENRE,
3td-TW&Th Secretary.
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Tier4 are :: ruflbcr o.; strange Csikeys
III tow! att .'l.ng court to-day an1 some
ci ;hen. are pretty drunk. Gao Of the IN
in sorIc way got hold Of little Ike Smith 5
banjo about n.;on and with several COM
p ,,:inmh start,,: up North Queon street.
Ike followed lud oveit,u< the party at
Ov12ga street. h3 had Il few words with
the strangers. when one oi them, repul-
>iv, looking dalkcy with Que IL. struck
hint "n the arm with a oiu'ci: breaking
the limb TX" j,.d his ann dressed. and
hi. .H.Nl!m.it 49,. ped.
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stOpireu. %cslect frequently results in al II.
culabin Lung DisCa3e or Consumption.
Eri~.!'s bronchial ;rC:hs 10 not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups ani Daisams,
birt ac. ''iroctiy on the in'#med parts. aiiaying
Irritation. gIIc ;,jici In tsthma. Bronchial
Coup!$, CHt4!rE, ana the Threat Troubles
which oin;:e,; ard i';7!c Sps.ake:3 aia subject
70. rUi :iirty 3G1rs !'rOWit', iironcliiii!
Trpcnc-s i;,rn been recon :nunduii by pnyai-
ri.u@, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having !.o"n Tested hy vide aHG constant use
To-! niir.y ~: enltro generation, ;cCy have at
tail, Il ci .rnrit: rank anon, the iew staple
remedies ~: ''l;. ht6. S"li at y, cont, box
..,,,,r.cyi.,.. .l:v-iv,i'iE:'E E&lyw
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are to be sent to persons residing il ada
cent cities and towns. The affair is to lie
a fine one.
Switch Iockg in BAD Condition.
The switch locks OF tie railroad became
filed with snow and rain, and this freaz-
ing causess much trouble and annoyance
to the switch tenders. This annoyance is
especially experienced by the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad switch, tenders here, where
there are so many switches to be looked
after.
Borough Personals.
Miss Matte Given has returned TO school
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. T. J. Clepper left yesterday for a
trip to Florida.
The Misses Tishie Hagman, of Philadel.
phia. and Edith McNaught, of Deposit.
Y. Y, are visiting Mr.. l.. w. May on
walnut street.
F:cBly of Zee.
The ice on the river is in excellent con
ditOD for The passage OF teams. The fealS
which was expressed by many during tine
first part OF the winter that there would
Le q scarcity Of ice this season, have been
proven tc be i'll founded. The ice dealers
a.1 lcaDing :. harvest Of frozen fruit,
whic!. is ot ;.n excellent quality.
The nIInstre;s.
\ large audience greeted Duprcz *
Benedict s minstrel performance last night,
the receipts being over $500. Two menf.
bcrs of the troupe had "a fight at the
Reading & Columbia railroad station this
morning as thay were leaving town, but il
was soon ended by the interference oi the
mauageruI the company.
EiDtous Tramps.
About score of tramps, whose inten
ton had been 10 pas; the night at the
Susquehanna rolling mill. engaged i'll :.
regular riot last night at tha. place. 4
force Of policemen were sent to the mil
and of the iltrrt:;.rs We're arrested and
sent this morning. to the county prison.
The mill is q i.;vor,e place of resort for
his sort "i sentry, as it has 50 many
warm ard coy roo;is about il. The
mGn who were cap; ured were hard look
ing characters.
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Bad taste in the mouth, unpleasant breath
and impaired hearing, when resulting from
Catarrh are overcome, and the nasal passages
which have been closed tor years are made
free by the use OF Ely'S Cream Balm. Price
so cents.
apuly into nostrils with little inger.
Only Two Bottles.
Messrs. johnson, Holloway Co., wholesale
druggists OF Philadelphia, Pa, report that
some time ago Il gentleman handed them a
dollar, with request to send good catarrh
cure to two army officers in Arizona. Re
Gently the same gentleman told them that
both the officers and the wife OF Gen. John T..
Fremont Governor Of Arizona. had been
cured of catarrh by the two bottles OF Ely's
Cream Balm. ill-2WdM ,WSF
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H.,ii:rs,: tiut .,arSII nJUrnersI:

Art. yon ,!i>tu;r;,. II hight :ind broken OF
y0:lr rest b% IL :,i'.t ,.iIji 4ucring and crying
Wit. cycr:,ciatinG ',;:in ut cutting Ie"thr Ii
SO 90, AT once and ;,Dv :. both" 1t Mi.S. WIN
slow, St}rr:il>,i oTRU? IL VIII relieve
the poor lit,IG sufferer i",mr,iiaicly.! depend
u;r:m IL: there il nG, ,uis:ak: ";Out il. There
+. no. :i mother earth 30 has ever used j.
vyho will no: !:;! yea i: ":tca That IL vii! rcgu
l:.t., tie bowels i!lui give :tSt 20 the mother
and i.l;rf ;:.,,i iCai:!I - tilE child. operating
like mace. L j. p"r!,rt'y sa:0 Ia Use in atil
Gusts arG rl,;,snn! to ia ;!tstc, AMI IL lie
prcscriptin,i ~ one O the cl:1Si and best
female physicians anil nurses iii the United
State.. Sold cverywGete. y ".:nfs II bottle.
r,.Ir-M WES.Sw
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CDNGkESS.
Senator Iiosr Congratulated on His Re
election.

Senator Hosr Congratulated on His Re-
election.
WAsUINGToy, Jan. 1S.-Duriug the pro-
ceedngs in the Senate to-day, Mr. Hoar
received, through copy Of an associate
press dispatch, the announcement of his
re. election, and became at once the centre
Of interest. receiving the congratulations
Of his fellow senator's, and of several
members of the House and others who
were present.
The Senate resumed consideration of
the postoffice appropriation bill, the pend
ing question being upon IN appropriation
of sl85, 0Q0 for special mail facilities. A
long discussion then cnsued.
The House at twelve o'clock went in to
committee OF The whole on the naval ap-
preparation bill.
The death OF Representative Shackle-
ford was announced and at :35, out 0f
respect to the memory ofthe deceased, the
House a'Iinured.
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last evening George Brimmer, tho iilo
hu4 il jail waiting; y trial, made another
emission 'liiS tinla he duplicates
Eic'A. E.e"rH i. wiz. ha saya ST lire 10
the ,,ut .Iim'sr e Charles White. near tho
Anir.4,:an ,.:.,i:;c lluuHc, :'.,!o tnl@ last
ye.:i I}rfi.,i.ii:t WIS made against Lenli-
ard hvi":.. Md, r,aan Harr by Frederick
MILF. =! n::$ n,,, ,.>tcd ky Offer Sw"n.i
anl this IL ,1nit.e in court ho gave bail III
Ia. sum ni - 800 for q hearin1 "n Mon
day cverius, his mother t,s:y..s'iinS his
surety. Leonard Stoutly sie;.:cs his guilt.
ari,! sl.'es; ;h,: he can easily prove ills IN
r"crnc" ~ the proper time.
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E,isfTC.sEt..


Capt. James I.ytle, OF Hird-in.l .liarts,
died Oh Wednesday afternoon about j
O'Clock, 81 hi" in.no w;ln Er. Gibbons,
after al iiIn. s& % sHiy i've days. Capt
Lyt', was IL the S2'i year %. his age. AMI
va nGC ( the m"at highly esteemed: citl-
zeus If his ncigilhofAnr'' being . lavo!:t,
with '''A aud yn'lu@ alike. His death viii
call" genuine tD!rnW among 4 largo circle
of & ;n:.dy, in.ily of"vyhom We're his a!niost
60. HtHnr r,';npr,il:!IiS. Peace u! lis, ashes.
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r'ara: Heller Explosion.

SHATTLE, ". T, Jan. 1S.-The steamer
Josephine, which left this city yesterday
f.r Skagit river, having or board full
freight and twenty passengers, blew up
yesterday afternoon in Port Susan bay, 80
miles north OF this port. The acting mas
ter, i,urscr, steward and fireman and sew.
eral passengers are reported lost. There
is yet 10 definite information as to the
cause u: The disaster.
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ssnTa-es OF SinaIIpGE.

WlSNlrEG, Jao. lS.-Spalipox RACES III
the lumber camps near Rat Portage and
ii The valley of st. Herbert. a number
O. E,tal cases ~" rep ,rtcG an,i the disease
Is spreading. Tie government is sending
cut rurs2s and i,cto.'s quarantin, is es
ta!.,shati 'f.ic disease exists principally
a.n.,,.e the Frrnc;. aud half breeds and is
accelerated b. filth.
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S.aS.LE.TE T.sl. MURDERER.
y i.li;s Inquire into his Sanity.

Dover, Del, Jan. 19.-A bill has been
prepared for Introduction in the General
Assembly providing for tho disposition Of
insane c,lvicts. This will cover the case
O. Coi.r2wpol, p Hallett who was con
victed last May of the murder Of William
E. Deputy at Milford. Hallett subse
qucntly exhibited symptoms Of insanity
a.A sentence vas suspended. Under the
.. .croacd bill the coart may appoint 4
commission in iuna", and il the convict
be adiudged insane, order his removal to
Tie alm.!.0ufe IfHe afterwards regains his
sanity tx. may DC returned t" iail for sen
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IAEHtsBuRG, Pa, Jan. 1S.-Govcrnor
Patt,snA to-day :ent to the Senate the
nane OF james i. llndsay to he harbOr
master aS Ihlladel. mia. The nomination
vas laid over
Z resolution WAS offered in the Senate
To abolish the position Of deputy attorney
general.
The amendment making appropriation
fcr fast Iaail service was agreed tpaGd the
bill y as then laid aside and consideration
oi the tariff bill resumed.
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A Life In Danger.

This Is the fact concerning every man,
woman and child who has in the body the
seeds of kidney, bladder. liver and urinary
diseases, from which may spring Erissht'S dis
ease OF the kidneys. Such Il prospect is SIM
ply terrible and it is the duty OF every one
to be rid OF the danger at once. To do this In
falibly, use Hunts Remedy, the great kidney
and liver medicine. jl1 eOdXw
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An Angry Judge.

A telegram from Victoria, British Col.
umbia, saysthe publisher of the Standard
was cited before the supreme court for
publishing iibellous letter asserting that
Justice Gray concerned with the counsel
of the party to suit before giving .judg-
ment in the party favor" The publisher
said the author Of the libel was Attorney
General Stell, recently unseated by d
decision of the court. The chief justice
referred to the author and publisher Of the
libel as scourdrels,' and fined tho
publisher $3.50 and costs. 1t is not known
what steps will be taken IN regard to Stell.
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DUBLIC SALE Dr SALCABLE LIah

Property.-Or MONDAY nv MINI
JASJNisY y 1888, will be sold on the pi"fl-
isra by the trus tees OF the Humane Fire t.nni-
amy ali that lot OF ground and buIlllinS
trccted thereon being the engine housn "a
said company. recently erected }, situate on
fhe north side OF West King street. west ni
Charlotte street in tha city OF l-tncGst":',
frnutir- on Tc-, King street ): feet ;s3r't cT-
tending il sicpth 10 iset. more or 80. e.
joinint: pro - rty o.J. N. Hciz"' ~" 'Hi!'r
Wall.
r.. DuI!.;i. l. substantially bull. Is = !, at
:yiGo " lJj i,ct decp; hes Il GOnt! cr 'i'- = -
5;.,,it.s in hCi h; :,n. has watcrund ncr con
yenicnCca. fnis building il admirably
adapted r@I.a market or toDacco warehouse.
a.i' the after ion - buyers IL directed 10 This
nrC1c!ty a IL will be eNli at = bargain.
S.'a TO cnfIiuencc at o'clock y. NJ, oi sail
day yrrn conditions of suIC will bC nn.ie
Ennwn nv LEWIS SIMON.
PETER RITCII1E,
LEDJiCOBS,
Trustees.
HENRY sHuBERr. Auct. jll,l3,l7,D,2i
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NEw :oRE Jan. 1S.-Flour-State and West
cru very firm and active home :ra,!e and eN.
port demand. Southern firm.
Wheat opened 1sG4asc lower; afterwards re-
covered from decline and advanced 1ss?llc:
liI do Feb, 81 i41zG0l l+zs: 30 March. 81 l$it
al 17l4: dO April, IL 1891 igi do May,
81 lS1sGpl19l2.
Corn 4 Sas.c higher and fuirIy active: Mixed
Western spO:, G4Q72c do futures, 65I IsTG3c.
Oats Il shade better; No. !. JAM, 47LWi.34c;
do Feb, 47aiG47ssc; do March. 4s'4c: state,
47f952c Western ,i5u5ic.
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CrLCMESs.. %k.NTS-


4 numhcr Of rew coIi sciute> "iil be
erected in Druner's CA; ya",ls in the
spring.
Anagcacy for ti:e "Iloyai st. John "
sewing machine has bGen established 10y
Mr. Benjamin Bottle, at 40. 123 Locust
street.
The kee.y :':..yc company stockholders
will bold q business meeting in Odd Eel
lows ha i this evening ut 80 o'clock.
The tluStccs Of tie o;d Columbia public
ground company . Ii rl"yt this evening at
1:30 o clock, al the reSi:!cnce OF 3lr. J. G.
Pfah:cr, on L',ct:st street.
Mr Joshua S>,u,b beers chicken cop was
robbed again, this time cf fifteen chickens.
Three times within :; month should cause
the esnt!anan's fancy for poultry to fall
considerably.
TIE funeral services OF Mrs. Maria
Hcnaiuan, who died OF typhoid pneumonia
Un Monday. near this place, were he!i this
aternucn in the L. i. church, in lion-
vile, at which place tho internnent took
place.
iIelcafte. a reduction al 10 per cent.
viii! Ne made in the gas bills "f those per
sons paying them within 10 days alter
presentation. This action of the gas
company will be approved and welcomed
by the cJHaEincrs.
A social gathering Of the young folks
society. Of St. Johns LuLheran church,
will be held this evening AZ the residence
of MIR. G. "a. Haines, on LocrSt street.
All ere Invited 10 attend aud partakc of
pleasure and rH:reShments alike
Tomorrow az 12:30p Ia. the members
Of Ch;guesalumg.> t.ii3a, 20. 50, |. Q. OF
Il. VI viii meet IL tGvir F::gwarn TO make
arrangements ;or attending tho funeral 0E
their late broti.er, Jacob MecllIcy. who
will be buried at Ironv;l!o in the after
noon at O'Clock.
a Dance in Prospect.
1t has been definitely decided by the
committee of arrangements Oh the IL. ID
Il. club to hold The intended dance On ths
0ciI ;.,s4 A lnrna l,nmhar of invitation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-18
I..eu.Iyo Railroad Strike.

LoaDoS, Jan. 16--The railroad strike
in Scotland has extended to Dundee, and
employees at Fogfar and Perth will strike
to- morrow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-18

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