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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-06
BLAcK RsAsr.
Unsuccessful attempt 10 Rape a
YOusg White Lady al tue Very
Threshold Of Her Home.

A bold but happily unsuccessful
effort was made last evening by an
unknown black beat 10 criminally
assault a young white lady, Miss Susie
Byron, At the very threshold OF her
residence, on Duulap street, by the
Louisville aud Nashville road. Miss
Byron is employed at the laundry on
Second street, near Adams, aud was
en route h0mswards after having
flushed her days duties She had
cit Manassas street and had tskea
the railroad track to reach Dunlap
street. aRc when near her destination
she was passed By a negro going ia an
opposite direction The man look
cd at her rather rudely aud
10 about a moment he retraced bis
steps and overlook her, When he
srasped her and threw her violently to
he ground, within q few yards Of her
home. Miss Byron screamed loudly
for help, and being possessed Of CON
siderable strength, graspsd the throst
OF her assaiiant. Mrs Byron heard
ner daughters cries and at once
secured q revolver and rushed to her
assistance, This timely arrival
frightened the negro aud he released
he young lady, but had bard work to
,hake off her clutch on his throat.
After doing so he,beat a hasty retreat
Mrs. Byron fired two shots at the
wretch but without apparent eff
feet. The young lady naturally
received o very severe shock and was
considerably Frustrated over the 90,
curreDce. She describes her assailanl
as about twenty years Of age, rather
sparely built and wearing a dark feiI
hat, whitd shirt, and no coat, light
pants an1 shoes almost new. He het
a sharp hstchet sort of face. Two Oh
Lhref colored men we're also attracted
to the spot Oy Miss Byren's screams
bat they made no att lmpt 10 capture
the beast. A good bempeu ropt
should be presented to him if he il
found.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-06

10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS snd PLAN
l. lEkb We have for sale, che D, SO stv
ploWt' Nth exuA points, slightly damnrsa
> smoke; etso cotton basket AfdreH.
ANIL 9ABAli ag't and commits i'm mer
chant. : y % aS 5nel , street., Memphis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-06

Three concerts per week during the
season MONDAYS. Wednesdays nd
saturdays. Full orchestra engageI.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-06

LANCASTER. Pa, September g.
The boiler and steam ,hresber on the
arm Of Abraham Ogerhol ger, in
Dtoph,n county, xplod "a yesterday,
MS antly killing Simon Bribzar, enei
aeer, aud Jacob j. Kline both Of
+ liEsbeihtown. The explosion was
due 10 lack Of water 10 the boiler.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-06
j, w. COLEMAN,
, I:Asst Gen'l Pass. Agt.
Painful accident 20 Rev. Mr.
Loo Y.

8t
somerville Reporter and Falcon, 5.
We regret to learn that Rev N. N
Long met with a painful accident yes.
erdsy. He was starting out for 6
short drive with the lltlle son n
Mr Rhea. Mr. Long got out Of tb,
; uggy for the purpose OF closing the
cate, leaving the little boy in H.
buggy The horse, which was con
.idered to he very gentle, started t,
run, and 10 attempting to get lot,
the buggy or Ct hold oi the reins C.
stop him, Mr. L ~ FIJI AID bis arm
VS. 10 some way painfully bruiser
about the wrist The physician say.
no bones are broken, and il is hoped
his arm will be we'll 10 a lev d Va
After Mr. Long fell he hallooed to III
little boy to jump out OF the buggy
which he did and escaped with a YER
slight bruise. The wonder is that
both we're not more seriously injured
The buggy was almost a total wreck
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-06
ECKERLY, STONE & co.
268 Front, near Court.
Grand Palace Car Excursion 10
chicago.

AhlchSOs
The Great jackson Route" Oh.
linois Central railroad) will run q
popular excursion to Chicago, Wedbes-
day, september 18th, a. follows .
Leave Grand junction o. 9.l5 m :
iass for the round rim only $40 a..
Leave Milsn at 1920 noon; fare TOT
the round triD ouiy 1925. Loav,
Fulton at p m fare for the round
trip only s. Return tickets good 70
20 days from date Of sale Atplioa
tions for sleopiag csr berths should b.,
made without fail to Mr.. j 4. Merry
New Orleans, on or before Saturday
September 9Th. This is certainly f,
rare oppOrtpnityto vlsit friends in The
vicinity Of Jbicsgo and attend the
world>renowled Chicago Exposition
"A word to the wise is sufficient"
j. +. MERRY,
Gen. West. Pass. Agt.
j. W. COLEMAN,
Q IsAsst GeD1 Pass. AIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-05-02
N / 8 &c { II.

Gin 1onberbarer 9eilioer! 60 rufen
bic rMe,uzWorter 9ases>Na6ridten" bei
|Eetra@tune foleenber 2dufbabn: Bier
5ebn. .,,nb elm balbes Subr in @insz Sing,
bann 8ttebruns gum 9eilisen, Gintritt
in bic Qeilsarmee, funi Monate s3u9t.
sbauS tuesen Diebitabfs in eiuent Sutpes
lierlasen, 8ef6roerun9 5,tm @ergeonten
ber 3eilsarrnee, ein Mdb9en in's I'm.
sliid seltiir5t, 10 oaB es ii@ peraiitet,
bann nod elm Diebltab1 bas lit Ser
,Recorb" eines Gieoermannes, tuel9er
es il, Der 3ei1sarmee gu elmer 10 onse=
iebenen @tellung 9ebradt bat, aber ipeset1
ber lebtsenannten rneiuen nnre9elmdBis<
feit" tiir5li@ in Ntm gOrt perba etmur=
be. Menn bic 6tilsarmee neint bas
9enannte 8latt piele @obaten 11nb
Dfficiere iol9sn 8alibers bat, 10 1T {ie
elm @@dben, bersi5ts{9 1ei@t 5u beilen
fem tpiro unb bestat6 1'6st1@t bolb sanj
unb gar be1eiti9t ,uerben ''1aB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-05-02

Statt Der n1ooernen Me9imentsfabnen
unb Stanoarten merben BET bet ruliIden
Mrmee bic often Rir9enbanner nit Sen
Btloern Der S6utbeili9en Der betrefen~
ben ErupPcnt6rper ,uieber eineefiibrt;
Sle bel Der 8r6nunssfeier in attion trd=
tenoen 1rappen louen oiele neaeu alten
Bonner btreits fiibren.
+@ort Saio am 5ue5zGcna4, 20 .Mpril.
Bei einem aus neutrality-suspicious. ent<
1tanoeuen &ropall 5lpilden @rie6eu unb
Arabern Eino mebrere 2cute; set1btet uno
p1ele pertpnnoet tporoen, parunter cine
Nn5ab( &oli5ilteu. Briti}abe Eruppeu
uno @eeleute nit Mfitrail4euIcn nabmen
nm oie9rie9ii9e Stride 50 bereu @dube
Nn'lteaung; Der 9riediidp @oniu1 nid=
tetc anf Gin &anonenbppt.. Die bier tpobn=
ba1iea @uropder lino nIn bur6 Die 2onz
ollnp ser britiideu @saeute por einem
8|'aseaoe betuabrt 9eblaben.
: Sophia, l. Maa Sn Bul9arie,s
circ'1llren Yamplete. spelde 5u ciner oQ=
se'ne'nen @rbebung sesen bag ruliilAa
Sod oufrei5en. p.
Sophia, |. Mat, Gs ii16 Dier rroo=
|lutlondre 8rotlarationeu eri@ienen, tpel=
DE 3ar ,&erlli6t,aa9 ser ruljilbe'1 3.pra,,,
incl aufioroeru.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-05-02
5ele8ropbii@es elaersst.

= Sic rBeiern Nail W1iG4 il, Weue.
|piQe, SQ., iit abeebrannt. Ser 56abet
miro auf $4,000 big 100000 9e1(Dab
uno 1T our6 8erfi@erun9 sebedt; 2o(
Nrbeiter iil1o ourd ben 8rano auaenblid
lid broolos ee,uoroe'l. Die. alte fya:
brif TT 9erabe jebt uor ei,,em s5oDr;
ab9ebranl1t.
+ Das an bet %anontaz8a6u bete1c:
ne Dprf Matafin 1T our6 e;ue Jeuer5:
brlnit beinabe pollltduoig 5er1t1rt ,ucr
ben. Ser S6abeu betrd9t uuseid6r co.:
1000 Dollars. -
! Sn eiuew Berg,uert in Beilises ga:
ben beute 11la9enoe gsetter ltatt9ei!unoeu
Set bem Namensaufrui ser Ser9leut,
tcblten l27, ueun 2ei9en ipur6eu Sit 81
sc 9ei6roert.
= Ser @tabtrat6 bon Des M}oiues
So,pa, bat bic @6anf9etuerbeltcuer aui
$1,000 feit3eiett.
I Sn 2onbon lit ein 8rief on9c=
fommen, in ,uel9em es beibt, oaB am 6
Mai bic @uilbz6au nit Dpnamit in biz
2uft 9elprenet luerben ioq. Cine Gpe:
stal= =&olijei'N 'Nbtbeiluns belua@t baS be.
|broDte @ebdube.
Der peniionirte Gontre Nouirai
Goparb Niooelton lit am so. Mpril &C.
ltprben.
*Dr. u. q. Cobb, Der betannte ga=
tent zMeoicinzNauu 1T in @beeling, s.
g.. seitorben. I'll.
+ Der beuti@e &roupriu5 tuiro biunen
Rur5em i'm itrensFen Sncosuito Roa'
|einea 8eiu@ ahitatteu. (??)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-05-02
Dollars auf 81 Dollars fit ben 9oq ers.

Ou'1ut9 uul o Uu1ur3 Illr Den lag ers
5tuin9e!1. &
: Bottom, 20. Nprif. Ser Daupfer
"eatalonia" lit beute nit 1900 3miideuz
oedz Ealla9ieren, BON tpetdkn bic meiiten
auf Soften Der enslii@en. .0eeeieruns 6era<
berbef6rbert tpuroen, bier ein9etroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-05-02
Mn 8la II 5.

Mn 8la II ).
I Berlin, 20. s(pril. Sic @esieruna
fat bei@loiien, 5ur Grlei6terun9 bsr
3ruppenbef0roeruns i'm Motbfalle aaf
allen na@ &uBlans, iiiDrenben 8abxen
5toeite @eleiic gu fegen. Die r15li}bc
lit ebelrio tDat1g.
Ser @riinber Der beutl1en @enpifen=
l6aften, @ermoa1r @bul5ezDelitfb, lit
eeltorben. @r tpar Git 20. Mu9uft 1903
in 9elitld seberen, ,urroe 1888 Milelz
ior AM @amnstrgeribt in Berlin, 1s4l
HatrimoniolridAer in Delibleh, l84S
Mit9lieo Der oeldfben glationalper1amn,z
luns, lS49 Wlitgtieo bes prcubiIben
2anoto9cs, III lpel9en er ii9 a1s elmer
Der 9auptEabrer ber 9inten ausseibuete.
Daourd Ser @egier.,;ts rnib1iebis selpor=
Sen, ipurbe CT an bns areisaeri6t iii
@re16cn in @oien oerIebt. 8alb oarauf
nabm er feline Gntlaiiune unb tuiomete
fortan leine 96dtigteit benz @cnp1enz
l9afts,uelen. 1850 griinoete CT iii De=
libl6 ben eriten 8ori6uBoerei,1, tuorauf
unter ieincm @influb aa1elblt unb in Der
um9e9e1o, ,letuie in tueiteren Grcilen, &C.
noiIcnl6aften uno Golfsbanfen entltan.
Sen. 5eit 1859 mar ct Der Setter bes
@entralbureaus Der heutI1en @orI9uBz
uereine, Ieit 1864 9lnpalt beg all9emei=
men &erbanbes ber beutl9cn Gr,psrBsz
unb @irtbi6afts<@ <@enoiienl@aften uno
6erausseber oes Organs bieles 8erbanz
oes. Gr war ein Mitbe9riinber bes Dentz
i9en National< <&ercins, nno 1pdter Mit=
9lico oes prcuBilden Mbseorbnetenbauz
les uno bes bcuti1en &eidsta9es uut
geb5rte als ioldes ber 6ortldrittszYar:
tel en-. Gr 'uar ber Gerfaiier pieler
59riften iber bas Nrbeiter=unb bas &C.
noXeni6aftstteien.
Ser unteritaatsiefretar tes austuGr=
ti9cn Mmtes Dr. 8ul@, benz tiir3l,9 Gin
ldnsercr llrloub ertbeilt tporocn mar, iii
gum Dienlt eiuberufeu tuorbcn.
! 8erlin, 30. Mpril. Ser Ml6rber
oes 8ricftrdsers goiidtb bierielbt, Sob:
BE, 1T gum Gooeuerurtbeilt ,porbcr..
+ 9amburs, ~. spril. Das Mus=
b(eiben oes Dan1piers r6absburs" per=
uriadt bier unb in Bremen 9roBe l1nruz
be. Ct bate nur fit brei @oden Yro=
piant, uno .befinbet ii@ iebt orei No9en
unter,pe9s. Der uNorbbeuti9e 2lopb"
fat stpei Sd!eppbau,pfer our Aufiu@une
oes Dampfers u5absburs" obseididt.
+ 8aris, ~. april.. Sn Der Ginlei.
tun9 81 bent @eietenttpurf betr. bic Be-
mi1i9un0 con 100000 Grcs. fir Die
Grpeoition>nd@ 1onsfin9 tuirb 9elaqt,
bab bic &eyierung nidt einen Hnsriffs<
tries, ionoern nur eine Grpebition BON
bei@rdntter Eraetpeite 5ur l1nterItakuu9
Der -bere@ti9ten 5oroeruneen Grantreids
beabf9tise. Die Grpebitipn ,pirb aus
einem %an5eri@iff ie@s 1orpebo>8oo<
ten, suei &aronenbooten unb brei Granz=
porti4iffen 5ur lleberfa6runs bon l 500
Mann Sslbaten beiteben uu6 lit gum
Absonse bereit. Dur@ bic ab5uienber-
ben Gruppen ,uirb bic fron56fi4e Maili=
tdrma9t in 9on9tin9 ouf 5000 Mlann
gebra9t.
I 2onoon, ~. Npril. Sn Mprtbamp>
ton 1T cine Nitro9lpcerinz Jabrit entoedt
moroen. Gs berrl9t ln9ebeure Gufre-
9,ag bariiber.1
I 2onbon, rs. Npril. Ser Bralioeut
bes 6taatsratbes unb Mderbauminiiter
2orb Garlinsforol emp1ng seitern cine
aborbnuns untcr 6iihruus Beg Ser5oss
BON &i4mono, tuel6e s,l elmer Beipre=
dung iiber bic alauenieu@e unter benz
&inbpieb erl6ien. 2orb Garlingforb
duberte 5u berielben:: i'e perlnnse Elm
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-16
KILLED EE A GKINDSTONi
Seven GrindstOHes Burst i'll ~ Nail Eacto;
E~1

y
An Exciting scene.
A frightful accident occurred at tie
MingO iron works, south Of Stenbenville,
Ohio, Thursday night. A railroad acci-
dent having occurred near the works, the
engineer left the mill to view the wreck,
and while absent the governor belt flew of
giving an increased speed TO the grind
stones. A hoy ran to the engine, when
one Of the stones broke, flying over the
heads of the naiiers and making large
hole III the mill. The boy ran away and
the men ATTEMPTED to escape, whils seven
of the mammoth stones flew into frag-
ments, one after another, until the seventh
stone broke, striking the steam pipe anc
knocking large hole in ii and thus stop
ping the engine. The men We're terrib ly
frightened. Captain James u. Prentice
was struck and instantly killed, and :
young man named William, Pert, of Pen
wood, was slightly injured. The loss Il
the mill owners will amount TO severa
thousand dollars ard will cause stop
page Of the works t0r sone time. Tht
works turn out about six hundred kegs OF
nails per day and are the finest in th'
country.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-16

Il Brick Warehouse or Shop, 32x7O feet, sit.
uated on East Fulton street. Suitable tor
warehouse or manufacturing purpose. Imme-
from April l. Apply TO
f3-2weOd A. W. Russell.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-16
fRlYEL sRS' SUIDS
r ANcAsrEk AND MiIl.EKsvliLE \.

u C3rS run ~ follows:
Leave Lancaster lP. Il pcpCtl. AZ J, ). and
N:SS - m. and , I, AMI $50 p. H.. except
saturday. wheu the last car leaves at 9:0 n. lr
Leave &illersvllle dover enjl AZ 5, 5. ant, IL
q NJ, Snd l, ) 5 and p. III.
Cars run daily on shJye time except on sun
Az.
(WLUNBlA 3 PORT DEfpSlT RAIL
- KOAp TINE TABLE.
Trains nOE Tln regularly on the Columbia
Il fost LspoSit Railroad on the following :
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-16

DUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE CITY
L PROPEETY.-On FRIDAY. FEBRUARY
III, 1888. by virtue OF an alias order OF the
Orphans Court OF Lancaster county, the
undersigned trustee to sell Till offer at Public
Sale at the Leopard Hotel. the following de-
scribed real estate, formerly belonging to the
estate of Peter Eaby, deceased.
All that certain Two-stOry BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE and lot'cr piece OF ground, situ-
ated on the south side OF Fulton street, No.
go, between Lime and Shippen Streets in the
city of Lancaster, containing in front on said
Fulton street II feet more or less. and ex-
tendingin depth OF that width 10 feet more
or less, bound on the east by property of A.
W. Russell, on the west by property of VIM.
Long, on the n Crth by the aforesaid Fulton
street and on the south by property now CT
lately of Emeline Hoffman.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m, of said
day.
TERMs-Approved security to be given for
payment OF purchase money on April 2 1888.
For information concerning this property
inquire of Allen A. Herr, No. IO6 East King
street. FRANKLIN G. HARPLE.
Trustee to Sell,
i27-eodts Bareville r. O.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-16

souTHV.A.sO. STATIONS. NORTH
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-16

Invalids, broken down in health and spirits
by chrome dyspepsia, or suffering from the
terrible exhaustion that follows the attacks of
acute disease, the testimony OF thousands
who have been raised rs by Il miracle rom Il
similar state ot prostr:ltion. by Hostctter's
Stomach Bitters. is u sure guarantee that by
the same means you, too, may be strengthen
e,l aGd restored.
For sale by all Druggists ami Dealers gen
orally. fl-lmdeOd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-16
I OCAL MAIL AKKANGEM ENTs.

HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
Sy txaiIrOad- N Ew YORK IuRnrGH MAIL. 80
Il. m. l::5o y. m. 5:on =. III. ANA li:vo I. III.
WAY MAIL. east. 80 II. III.
CHRisTIANA. Furhcsburg and Downinst"wn
80 p. III.
and cap. 6:l' y. III
ruILApELrHIA TuEuuGu MAIL, 80 Il. M, ;. -
H. III, i,::..;n, ,l:UU and liHU Up. IL.
PuTSBUKtH AND WEST, ?Oi and lltO y. M.
HARRISBURG NAIL, 600 and gtO II. M, iJ.' and
ll@p: IN; , .n.u,oeoom ~
EALrIMoEE MD WASnINGiUN, Via fhiladel
pnia, > ~ y. m.
BALrrM6Kn AND " AsnISaros. via York. I:;;o
y. III.
BALTIMORE AND W AsiiiNGrrS, Via Harris
burg, Hoo
CoATESVILLE, 500 y. III.
COLUMBIA at 800 Il. ~. l:jD and iiJ y. H.
YORK AND YORK WAY, l:5J and ll:Ui y. III.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, eco IL. NJ. and ll:Ou y. III.
READING. VIA HEAnING& CoLuMnrA Il. y, :: o
| Il. III. and l!:sD y.
REApINa, WA Harrisburg. 5:I5 and li:g1 p III.
KEArINd WAY, via junction. litnZ. Man
| helm, East ilcmpticld and tpiirai, i:!1 p. IN.
QUAREYViLLE, CauargO. New PIuviirncr.
West Willow, Martinsvilc. Rctton and Lime
Valley, OILS H. III. and jtn p M
NEW HOLLAND. ChurchtOwn, Grccnbunk.
Blue Ball, GoodviiIc. Bcurtown and Spring
Grove. by way oi Do" ningtown, ut t:l' p. H.
AMI ll:OO P. III.
SAFE HARHoR, via Columbia, so IL IN. and
5:l5 p. III.
By Stngr--Slackwuter and Safe lIarbor,
daily. AT 400 y. III.
To MIlierSvIlle. ana ll:p IL. iIi.. ana p III.
Binkley's Bridge, Lcacock, Bures ne. New
Holland, 30 -. III.
Willow street, Smithvillc, Buck, Chestnut
Level, Green, Peters Creek. Pleasant Grove,
Rock Springs. Fairmont and KowlandsviIlc,
Md, daily. ut 200 IL. III.
LandiS Valley, Oregon, West Earl Farmers
Vile, NeffsvIlle, IIfnkletOwn, Terrc Hill. Mar
tIndItle. daily, at 2:;D p. M.
Greenland, Fertility, Lampctcr ana heat
land Mills. To Strashurg, daily. nt fD PIN.
New Danvi;le. COnestOga, Murticvillc Cole
manville Mount NebO, Raw IiDsvillc. Bethesda
and Liberty Square, daily, ut 10 p. IN.
ON Sunday evening, mails east and west
''''' WHEN 0PEN FOR DELIVERY.
Arriving by Na,i-Eastern mail. go Il. III.
1890 a. H., 500 and $50 p. m
Eastern way mail, 1870 II III.
Western mail, $50 and 1870 IL. M, 100 and
100 p. III.
Western WAY mail, $50 u. III.
Rcadin9 way mall lO: IL. III.
QuarryvilIe Branch, S:l5 II. III. and 400 p. III
Arriving by stage-From Safe Harbor and
Slackwater, at 800 u. M, daily.
From Millcrsvlllc, 7 and .. III. and y. m.
From New Holland, ut $50 u. III. daily,
From ROwlandsville, Md at 4:OO p. III.
Reading way mail. at 1890 A. H., daily.
From Rawlinsville, ut ll:O0 Il. III.
From Terre Hill, at 1000 IL. III.
DELIVERIES BY CARRIERS.
There are three mail deliveries by Letter
Carriers each day, and on their return trips
they take up tho mall matter DEF Ositcd In the
lotter-bOxes.
For the first delivery the Carriers leave the
Office at 7:OO II. H.; second delivery 1T lO:OO
u. H.; third delivery at 800 p. III.
SUNDAY POST-OFFICE HOURS.
On Sunday the POstoffice is open from April
1st to October lst. from 8 to "a. in., and from =
TO ] p. M; from October Isl To April lst, from
TO 10 u. IN. and from 8 to p. H.
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TO ..I.fler constant headache, depression OF
spirits. longing tor fOOd and not being able to
cat when put before you, gnawing pains in
the stomach, laSSitude and general feeling
OF gOncneSs but capital Joke to find that
BuTdOck Blood Btters remove all these Symp
toms and only costs 81. For sale by IL. T.
Cochran, druggist. l37 and lS9 North Queen
street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-16
BAY-FEVER.
Ely's Cream Balm

Effcctually cleanseS
the nasal passages OF
Catarrhal virus, ,caus.
ing healthy secre-
tioTs, aliays infianl-
nation, protects the
membrane from aG-'
ditional colds, com.
pletcly heals the
sores and restores
the sense Oftastc and
smell. Beneficial re-
suits are realized by
il few applications. A
thorough treatment
will cure Cal,lrrh,
Hay Fever, &c. I'm
cquated for colds in
the head. Agreeable
to use. Apply by the
little finger into the
nOstrils. On receipt
of 80 cts. will mail u
package. Sold by II.
B. Cochran, Druggist.
l37 i l39Eorth Queen
street, Lancaster,P Pa
[ CO., Oswego, N. Y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-16

1t is strange so many people will continue
TO suffer day after day with Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen
cral Debility. when they can procure at our
store SHlLOH'S VITALlZER, free of cost if it
does not cure or relieve them. Price. 20 cents
Sold by IL. B. Cochran, i37 and l39 North Queen
street, Lancaster. fedl4 eod5
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-16

Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
Mt Lancaster with Niagara Express ut l0:lo,
will run through 10 Hanover daily, except
Sunday.
Frederick Accommodation. W es, connecting
at Lancaster with Fast Line, west III lao, will
run through to Ere.iGrick
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-16

Harrisburg, Express, west, N 3:t y. IN, h:,s
direct connections (withouI change Of c,trs) 20
Columbia ant. York.
Fast Line, west. on sunday. " hen Tagged,
will stopat Dow min, ,:town II, C"ntosvi.lr, rarkas-
burg, Mount JOY. EI:Zahothtcwn an.l Middle
town.
Day Express, Fast Line, News Express. Mrh
Train, No. l. " estern Express ami Pacific En-
Inilv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-16
No DecepttOu Used,

The true malarial antdote; see advertise
ment of Simmons Liver Regulator.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-23
Advertised letters.

Advertised list Of letters remaining
in the post-ofice, at Maiden, Meagher
Co, Mont, for the month ending July
S1st, 1888. When called for please say
advertised:
Coope Robert G., Cunningham Wa,
Campbell John s., Desham James, 4,
Eggiman Robert, Gardner Henry, A. s.,
, johnson, Geo. w. 9, Laughlin Mary
Miss, =, Lawrence Chas. D., McIrwin.
Jonn, Wuggah Alex, ,, Niddhaltt Rich
sd, 2, Reardrn Dennis, Ronaln John.
Saith, +. b., Thomas
-, Vest, Mite
). ". bEcK, =. VI.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-23

J. Frageau is one Of the original
locators Of the Northern Pacific mine,
in connection with Charles Rhodes,
Tullock and Anderson, instead Of as
stated in our first issue. Rhodes sold a
portion of his claim to Truderl and
Gesner, and it seems a dispute has
arisen SIS regards ownership, and a suit
Is now pending, ]. Frsgeau as plaintiff,
to substantiate his claim. Waterman
& Mcintyre are his attorneys.
A young lady, from Helena, visiting
friends near Armell creek, conceived
the idea of roughing it, and thought
that to sleep IN a h~ay-stack would be a
novelty and great sport, so securing
the companionship of a lady friend, at
Il o'clock, midnight, last Sunday, they
retired 10 the stack, and making a bed
on it, sought the sweet repose Of the
blest. A little later they were missed
by the old folks and a search instituted.
Fears we're entertained as to their safety,
as bears are numerous, and all hands,
armed with every conceivable weapon
that could be procured, joined in the
quest. After the surrounding country
had been thoroughly covered and all
returned home, they were found by the
old man, peacefully sleeping in their
grassy couch, with nothing over them
bat the blue canopy Of heaven, from
which they were quickly aroused and
advised not TO attempt the cow boy act
again. It is safe to say they will not.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-23
What they Say Of Us.

The Mineral Argus, published at Mai
den and Maginnis, has been received.
1t is evident il will succeed and has the
hest wishes Of the COURIER to that
rni.--Ayaunt Courier.
The S.inern! Arg1s, published by
Fell X iIuonIGn, az @a:ien aud AIagiE-
as, ir,s ueea Issued AMI IS nov placed
among our most valued exchanges.
Our old-time Fell is a "Get-there-Eh E"
kind of a man and we wish the Argus
Il full measure of success-Bozeman
Chronicle.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-23
SALE !
At Fort Maginnis, between this date
and September 10th, 1883.

Horse Clifford. buggy and harness. Six carpets
and lot of rugs. BEDDING, blankets, two hair and
two wire mattresses. Toilet set, plated vare, mir
ron, pictures. desk, sideboard, dining extension
table, two sets chairs, rockers, ki~tehenware, small
tables, freezers, ice boxes, china, glass, table linen,
bed linen, pillows, etc. California saddle, parlor
ornaments, lamps, chandeliers, window shades,
heavy curtains, lace curtains, tubs. buckets, pans,&C
Everything in complete order and
Of good. quality. Come at once to
get choice.
@. c. DoANE,
Fl. Maginnis Aug. l6, 1883. LIST Lieut.. ID Cav.