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MARKE1S,
PhilAdolphio naaykse.

PAILADHIYHrA, April 0.--Flour nrmel
and active demand: Supernne, 8 2563 7s !;
extra, s. 7O04 IS Penn'a Family, - S71S0s.
Rve flour at $3 62x0S IS.
Wheat easier and quiet.
Corn hrmer and in more demand: |: steamec
6ShdG6c: sail Yellow AMI Mixed, 66i3SIc No.
do. 6S1<666c.
Oats steady.
Rye nominal ct &C
provisions firm and more active.
Lard firm.
Butter-choicc firm other kinds dull: Pa.
Creamery extra. 9@sOc; firsts, 250..c: West
ern, 2Sc f1rsts, 2S0s5c.
Rolls nominal.
Eggs frmer and in more inquiry; Pa l6s<c:
Western. 16kc.
Cheese firm.
Petroleum quiet Refined, s1s0lGc
Whisky at 81 10
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVEo., APRIL 40. 1893.
THE LEGISLATURE.


Bills Reported Fsvor.bly and Passed in the
SonAee-The House Defeats tho
Liquor Prohibirory Amendment.
! Special Dispatch to the INrELLIsENcER.
HARRISBURG, April 20.-In the Senate
the Senate bill was reported favorably to
create a circuit court of appeals the
April state treasury report showing there
were in the treasury on April
the first s2,735, 993.40. Humes to-
day offered . resolution requesting the
state treasurer to inform the Senate
whether he has carried to the account of
the sinking fund all moneys appropriated
to the sinking fund in excess of $500, 600,
as directed by law. and if not, to give
his reasons therefor. The Republi-
cans appeared very anxious to have the
resolution considered Immediately, as
the treasurer has statement which, it is
claimed. is thorough answer to the in.
quiry, but under the rules it lies over.
The anti. treating bill was passed third
reading after the reflections of an amend
ment excluding from its provisions
vinous, malt and brewed liquors. Bills
were passed finally as follows Senate bill
requiring notaries public to place on their
seals the time of expiration of their terms;
nOuS0 Ulll empowering OoIouSu duGuoII
ties to lay foot walks along turnpike roads.
Senate bill prohibiting change of text
books moro than once In five years. The
House bill exempting building and loan
associations from taxation passed second
reading. Tho Senate then adjourned until
Monday evening.
House Proceedings.
The House considered the liquor pro-
hibitory amendment and defeated it. Dear
don, of Philadelphia, sought to offer an
amendment providing that the reimburse
ment clause be submitted to the people
separately, which was declared out of order.
Reynolds, of Bucks. proposed an amend
ment prohibiting importation of liquors,
which was ruled unconstitutional. A vote
was then had on the bill with compensa-
tion clause attached and resulted, yeas,
%; nays 151. Crawford, of Philadelphia,
moved to reconsider the vote in order.
as he said, ''to kill the bill
effectually," and the motion was dc
feated-yeas "a, nays 100. This action
prevents the measure from being again
considered in the House at the present
session.
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Multiplying Costs.

The auditors are busily engaged in
overhauling the constables' and aldermen's
bills. A dodge practiced by some ofthem
is to arrest half dozen bummers (who
want to be arrested )and make each of them
a witness against all the others Thus
the thrifty officer gets paid for 81 subp&-
mas instead of cne-(he always subpuenas
himself when !,e can be found)-and the
magistrate has an equal number Of wit
nesses to swear at % cents per head.
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l;ul1 n MOhl DOhl isutcf,.

Pinatore cheap excursion 10 Rea.iinS on
Saturday, April q. Round trip tickets, good
for three days. licllets sold at all stations at
single fare tor round trip. Train leaves Lam
caster (King stree0 at 73O a. IN. and $40 p. III.
Leaves Columbia at 7.3H p. III. and $40 y. L..
Dutch PinafOre will be produced At Reading,
Saturday night. 8i!lsSoO
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Tho Dennis Case Continued.

The case Of John Z. Dennis was to have
been heard before the United STATES court
in Philadelphia this morning. The coun
sci in the case and Sheriff High, with the
prisoner, left for the city this morning. A
dispatch received at the INTELLIGENCER
office this afternoon says :" Dennis case
continued until next Tuesday, owing TO
Cassidy's Absence
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April s0-For the Now
England and Middle Atlantic states,
local rains and partly cloudy weather on
the coast, clearing weather IN the interior,
winds shifting to north and east, higher
barometer, stationary or slight rise in
temperature,
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bodies Recovered.

WLIIAMsPORT. Pa. April 2O.-The
bodies of Grant Moore and De Rhodes two
of the four persons drO ~ned yesterday by
the capsizing Of two boats were recovered
this morning. The body of Herman Hast
man was found last night, but that vi the
boy We!ts has not yet been recovered.
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READING, Pa, April 2O.-1he large
paper mill at Catawissa, owned and Oper.
ated by McCready s. Co., Of Philadelphia
was destroyed by fire last uight. The. mill
was recently rcfitted with new machinery.
The loss is estimated at s75, 600: insur.
ance not yet ascerta,ned. The origin of
the fire is supposed to have been from
spontaneous combustion. About $50 men
are thrown out of employment.
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Stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In
curaIle Lung Disease Consumption.
Brrwn's tronchial Trocbc5 do not disorder
tn. stomach Ike cough syrups aud halsams,
but act directly the fnftaE,ed parts, ailaying
irri!a,fon give reliat n Asthma. bronchial
Coughs CatarTh. &nd the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers arc subject
"a FOR thirty years Browns bronchial
yrrt ne. hay:. been reconi'ncn,t-,i 10y phySi.
Gains nu always give s.:::e,t satisfaction.
Having lr;-sn teStc!t hy wide ami Constant use
gtr nearly an entire generation, they nave at,
tanned wei .neri:c,; rank among the few staple
remedies Of The ago. sold at y, cents box
evnrv,gh..ra mv-,v.!TTaSF&lVw
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A Reduction Announced.

CHICAGO, April 20.-The associated coal
operators at Braidwood, ILL.,, have IN
nounced reduction of five cents a ton on
all coal mined in that district. The miners
declare they will not submit to the cut
and strike seems likely to follow.
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Tho Philippe Case.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20--Argument
upon the demurrer to the Indictment and
motions to quash in the case Of Ellis p.
Phipps, ex superintendent of the aims
house, charged with forgery, was begun
in the court of quarter SESSIONS to day.
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The Programme Brigade.

1t would be supposed that the Fore
paugh show, which appears here on next
Wednesday, had already been pretty well
billed, but to day another gang Of men
arrived and completely flooded the town
with programmes and dodgers.
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Me chanics' Meeting.

The county commissioners to-day
agreed to give the American Mechanics
the court room for public meeting on
May /.
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A Piucky Woman.

M1ssoNLA, Mont, April eO.-Mrs: W. J.
Stephens, wife of the probate judge, OF
Missonla county, last night shot and
killed man named Smith, who in the
lady's husbands absence was trying to
enter her room.
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NEW 4DVERIISEIENTs.

A WOMAN WANTS WASHING AND
n ironing. Apply at
II no cls EAST ORANGE STREET
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READING. Pa. April 20.-The prOprie.
tors of the Reading iron works this after
noon informed their pipe mill emplo5 e'
that they would not coucede the increase
of wages asked for, as the business did not
warrant it. A strike is probable. A
meeting of the employees is called for to-
night
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STEVENS POINT, Wis, April 2O.-Pat
McHugh was shot yesterday morning by
an unknown person concealed in the west
wing Of the Curran house. He will not
rncoVer
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SOciaDlc.

A family sociable Of tho Lancaster Men
nerchor will be given at Mmnnerchor hall
on Monday evening next.
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TWO SMALL. HAND.MADE HAVANA
] cigars, clear Havana filters, for s cts, at
HaRTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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WAsHINaToN, April 20.-A telegram
from Secretary Chandler was received at
the navy department to day saying that
he will return to Washington on Wednes.
day next.
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Henry Martin has been hold in bail for
hearing before Alderman Barr un the
charge of assaulting Leonard FaIk.
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MARRIAGES.

N-OeTEIMAYER-OnA April ls lSS3 by
Rev. e. Eivin Houpt, william C.. Paulsen and
Laura +. Ostermayer. all OF Lancaster city,
Pa lids
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SPEOIAL NOTIOEN.

LIKE oil upon troubled waters Is iialc's
Honey of HOrebOund and Tar upon cold
Pixies ToOthacl,e Drops cure in one minute.
alG-lwdeOdNw
Don't despair. but read the advertisement oi
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Files and Bugs.
Flies reaches. ants, bed-buss, rats, mice,
gCphers, chipmunks, cleared out BY Rough
on Rats l5c.
go TO II. g. CGcnran'5 drug store for 1frs
Ereen:0n'S Ne,O National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability OF color. are unequalesI
Color fl ON to pounds. Directions In Enl.
.ish and German. Price. ID cents.
HJTwenty-fOur be sutlful cOlOrs OF the Diu-
nIOnd Dyes, for Silk, Wool, Cotton, xc., TO eta.
each. A child can use with perfect success.
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Take In time; see advertisement! Of sim
mons Liver Regulator
Short tsreath

O. Bcrtic, Manchester n. Y, wa- troubled
with asthma for eleven years. Had been
obliged to sit up sometimes ten or twelve
nights in succession. Found immediate relief
from Thomas Eciectric OIL and is now entire
ly cured. For sale by II. B. Cochran, drug
giSt, l37 and $50 North Queen street.
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/" a Celebrated Case

ColDEN's Liquid Beet Tonic imparts strength
to body and mind. Take no other. or drug
gsta. al6-iwdeOd&w
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New York Market.

New York Market.
NEW ioSK. April a0-Flour steady amt
moderately active.
Wheat heavy and unsettled. H0ssc lower {;
very brisk business, mainly in options No. ::
Red April. 81 aO]<0l eON; do May, 81 2l1.yg
l 2lA do June. 81 gS<0l 23A.
Corn k0%c lower and moderately active {:
Mixed Western spot, b706sHc; do iuture. 10
G69Xc.
Oats O shade lower and dull state, 536G0c
Western. 5l1aSc; No. 2 May, 5lHG5lssc; IL"
June, 5lIJlLc.
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- COuch. Cold or Sore Throat

Requires Immediate attention. neglect II
ritates the lungs and an incurable disease is
often the result. DIR. SWAiNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY cures the
most severe coughs and colds actsdirectly Oh
the lungs, throat and chest, purifies the blood,
AMI tor O1 onchiai, asthma. all pulmonary al
tections OF iong standing, tits the best remedy
ever discovered. Price % cents and 81 per
bottle. The large size Is the most economical!
Sold by :ili best druggists. fl3-MW&FlyG&w
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. nv APT nr THE SKIN OR MIJCGDl]S

nv PART or THE SKIN OK MUCOUS
n membrane may be the seat OF cancer; 1t
Is found more frequently on the leg and lip
than elsewhere. 1 have seen 1t arise from the
cicatrix of a scaid, blister, or a cut, from a
mole, from wart, and from simple cxteria- :
ton where two moist surfaces lay in contact,
as in the groin. All cancers and tumors cured
without pain, or using the knife by
II. d. LONGAkER, NJ. d.
Ofce-l2 East Walnut street. Lancaster.
Consultation free. al9-Std&w
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SF'ECTdL NOTICES.

- Dr. Benson $ Skin Cure consists o! ill.,
ternal ana external treatment al same time,
and 1t makes The skin white. soft and smooth.
Ii contains no poisonous Drugs. s., at drn"-
.;iStS,
-" an EutyMaakJM MH frer used Dr..
BenSon's Celery and Chamomite Pits. for Mey
cured my periodical headache" Mrs. J. X.
Pa,,lison. Point Caswell, n. G. 80 cents. ri
lru" gisL5.
Take In time; see advertisement Of sim
mons Liver Regulator.
FoR Lamo Back, SICc or Chest use SiI-
LOii'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, % cents
Sold hy II. b. Cochran l37 and 139 North Queen
trett lancaster fcbl4cO,l6
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NEW ADTEREISEMENTs.
AfRIL 20.
PLAIN TALK ABOUT LAST
YEAR AND THIS.

Remember that Oak Hall does retail business in Mems and
Boys Clothing Shirts and Furnishing Goods We make few
special things for the New York and Boston markets. but
trade is essentially retail.
REGARDING LAST YEAR.
Our sales last year very much larger than ever before
The gain business continuous throug ghout the year.
REGARDING THIS YEAR.
When of sales made up for the first quartz
of this year found increase the sales of the
period last year. We do tell the of sales but
THE GAIN IN MARCH WAS s5765os.
This is much, but it is fact worth noting.
OAK HALL PECULIARITIES.
Being exclusively retail house, afford to buy late
Doing wholesale business wooen goods lost to the
trade when they These facts give peculiar
chances cheap buying Many kinds of wooens have fallen
price, and Oak Hall has the benefit the decline
many instances, very great.
THE RESULT
stock worth million dollars bought and made that
the retail buyer gets every of advantage price that
purchasing power Instead therefore, of eremiad
stagnan trade and stock driving sales
excellent clothing very low prces and the best can
afford to sell it cheap.
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Skin lIlAsasas,

"Swayne's Ointment" Cures the most tnVet-
"Swayne's Ointment"}
"Swayne's Ointment" erate Gases Of skin dis
''swayne's Ointment"1
"Swayne's Ointment" eases, such rs letter,
"Swayne's Ointment" colt rh,,,n, .oo,.,h,..,,
"5wayne's Ointment '"'' swami '''''''''
''swayne's Ointment, babcr's itch, sores, oil
,.S,sy,o,s o Sintmont, cristy, scaly, itching,
"5waynes ointment" skin eruptiOns, and
.,S S&aS nc Ointmontr Irat distressing COM
'.Swayne's Ointment" plaini. itching piles,
..Swaynes Ointment tbc oui = ctTectu.1 cnr,
"Sway ynes ointment"
"Swayne's Ointment" no matter how obsti-
Ask for 1t and use no other. 1t CURES
where all else fails. Sold by All druggists,
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FROM THE OLD WORLD.
An English md y Spanish Steamer Collide
and tho Former Is SUNK.

An English and y Spanish Steamer i"Ii!''e
and tho Former Is SUNK.
BILBAs, April 2O.-A collision las DC
Cured off here between tho English
steamer Thames and the Spanish steamer
Magdalena Vincenta. The latter was
sunk with five of the persons on beard.
Two of the Thames crew wore drowned.
only q Hoax.
LONDON, April 20.-It has been ascer'
tained that the box found near the Times
Office last night which, it was said, was al
internal machine, did not contain any ex-
plosive material. The object of the per
son who placed it there was clearly to
perpetrate hoax and create scare.
Hearings Resumed.
The hearing in the case of the men AZ
rested for connection with the dynamite
conspiracy was resumed to day. the boy
who was employed by Whitehead at Birm
ingham and who was yesterday Unidentified
by Lynch testified that Gallagher, Wilson
and Lynch had been at Whitehead's place
and that on one of the occasions VIXEN
Gallagher had called, Whitehead had SEM
him (the boy) on an errand, and told him
not to hurry back, and when he returned
he was given holiday. After some fur
ther testimony the prisoners were remand
ed for further hearing on Thursday Eext.
Emlgrants for Canada.
A special cable to the Globe says 5000
emigrants for Canada left Liverpool to,
day.
Great Fire In Delhi, India.
DELHI, India, April 2O.-An extensive
conflagration has occurred in this city.
Two thousand houses have been destroyed
and a great number of families are dcsti-
lutte and homeless.
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Snu,.ay Schoni Teachers Association.

S.int:ay SchoDi Teachers Association.
G'ac HHs.dsy school ttachers' association
81 this c.;v. VIII, mes5 his evening in the
l.ctu.t, ,.'1:u 0i S. PauPs Reformed
l,nr'-oG i'll q, c;ty is cordially invited to
i. pi4selt.
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IT seems probable that Mr.. Michael O'Con-
nor, OF Ga!esburg, ILL.,. is not related to the
celebrated Charles O'Connor. He siys: Sc
maTitdn Nerrine cured me OF dyspepsia and
general debility"
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QuOtaf!OnS by As5Oclntrd PfeSs.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia Il Erie X. .R............. ..... nui
Reading Railroad. -,
Pennsylvania Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENT tsii.
LehiSh Valley Railroad Oad............,ta ta;i
United Companies of New } Jersey. .lS9
Northern Pacific. ........................s sU1
Northern Pacific Preferred. S.L,
Northern Central Railroad. ......... .... .6I,
Lehfgh Navigation Company. ~,
NOrriStOwn Railroad. u........................l .l,s:
Central Transportation COmpany......... 81.
Pittsb'g, Titusville h Buffalo X. R......... IL
Little Schuylkil Railroad. to
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KiDgstOn Arratgnod.

DUBLIN, April 2O.-Eugene Kingston,
who was arrested in Liverpool. Wednes-
day, on charge of being connected with
the Phoenix park murders, was arraigned
in court to day, aud after hearing in his
case was remanded to prison to ansTe
charge Os conspiracy to murder.
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WTANTED.-TWO (2) STOUT BOYS To
w learn the trade of Horse Collar Maker.
JOHN W. W.LOWELL'S,
Keystone Collar Factory, Nos. Is and 90 East
Chestnut street. al9-3t
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Grain and Provision Quotations.

Grain and Provision Quotations.
One O'Clock quotations OF grain and prov Il.
ions, furnished by 8. X Yundt, Broker. !.
East King street..
Chicago. April 20.
Wheat Corn Oats Pork Iar'
May. l.C5A .55L .4asS 1860 ll.h5
june. lIlN ST. 42A .... 800.
PetrOleur..-Crude Oil. 81
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Jrago L,v.":s.". on the Liquor Question.

COR. Norr;*tnwn tieraid.
Judge i..s;::Sat"ns honest, fearless and
proper ch&:@3 /" peace officers, may we'll
ha initiated !.Y oar new Judge, Mr.. Boyer,
3. The 3orn!ng aapuai dispensation of
!;rraHcs. Nj true: maxim was ever penned
ti,an that /" what is eveGyhody's business
- I,nhaiy's' Hence in making it the
"Glicsr's duty 10 supervise the enforcement
oi the Law in tie premises, tho Lancaster
Judge has taken tho first step to make our
license law = reaiity.
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STOCK markets,


Quotations by Reed, MEG ram 4 Co Bank
IRA Lancaster P0
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EACES. SlGANIlC
TRAINED WILD BEAST SHOW
MONSTER MENAGERlE!
I ,,.pD RARE ANIMALS.
i,sOO MEN AND HORSES!
ESPECIAL RAILWAY TRAINS.
SEATS FOR FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE
BOLIVAR !
Largest ana Heaviest Animal known TO exist
Sl5G COO will be forfeited if any circus in the
world can duplicate the unparalleled act OF
SIG. LEONATI, from Milan, racing upon
bicycle up and down spiral elevate, M road.
Troupe SILBONS. from Paris in their blood
cnrding gymnastic exhibitions.
Greatest Lady Riders in the World
SENOEA AGUZZI, from Spain LliLY
DEACON, from London.
Behold See 100 Peerless Performers 2UD
Performing and Ring Horses. hippopotamI.
Trained Lions, Tigers. Hyenas, Baby Gamers,
Wonderful Sacred Cattle OF Persia More rare
Handsome women Wild Men, Three Race
Track Arenas equal to any
FOUR GREAT CIRCUS RINGS.
500 OPERA CHAIRS ON THE GRAND
STAMP !, PEEKLEsSs Err P0ETiC, SE rHiNCE-
STREET PARADE,
Every Forenoon Of Exhibition Day, between
$3.50 and 1850, the Greatly Grand and gorgeous
Carnival Street Parade; In which Is seen the
CLEOPATRA, QUEEN OF EGYPT!
AND
LALI,A HOOKH, PRINCESS OF DELHI.
With the Iian,isomest Woman III America
Personating "Lalla EoOkh.' ana the Barge OF
Cleopatra, with Egypt's Queen, the most mag
niicenI spectacle ever beheld upon the streets
OF an American city. LIVING WILD BEASTS
j.: OSE IN THE STREETS. 4 score or sun
bright. sumptuous cilarfots. REAL SIMON
PURE TnOUPE OF SOUTHERN CAMP
MEETING MELODiSTS. singing as the FRO
cession moves
FIVE MU> ICAI. ORG ASlZATIONS.
and the very largest, longest, greatest, grand
est, gratuitOus ana only Million Dollar Pa
geant ever seen on the streets. Admission.
only so cents children under 9years, % cents
Exhibition afternoon and evening at usual
hOuTs. Arenic Chairs. Promenade Concerts
! one hour before commencing, by the three
great bands. A1rLOw Hates and Excursion
Trains on all Railroads 10 see this Great Show.
! HarFor the especial accommodation OF
! LADIES AND CHILDREN, and all who de-
sire TO avoid the crowd surrounding the tic ket
wagon on the show ground, tickets Will 0e On
! sale during the entire day the exhibition is
here. Al HihsH u BROTHERS.,
! Nos g. n. Queen St.
! ADAM FOREfAUGH & ADAM FORE
PAUGh, JR., Sole Proprietors; JOHN A.
! FOEEPAUGH, Manager; CHARLES W. Full.
LEE, General Director. all, q, ,2S&w
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4 LIEN ROCK, DEALER IN LADIES'.
n Gents. Misses and Ch!ldren's Boots and
Shoes, Ladies' fine Button Shoes, Mems fine
and Coarse Shoes. Walking Shoes Baseball and
Green Cloth-Topped Shoes for men and boys.
All the lowest prices. Opposite the Northern
Market. Lancaster. Pa.
al9-ltdSwH SIGN BIG BOOT.
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DUBLIO SALE uF HORSES.-ON MON
] day. April g. lsS3 Will he sold at public
sale, at the Melrimac House, Lancaster city.
Pa 20 head OF Illinois Horses, heavy boned
and some few drivers Sale at o'clock p. m
a2O-ot GEORGE GROSSMAN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-20

WANTED.-AG GOOD KELIAsLE "lkL
w or woman from he country to do geh-
eral hOusework In a small family. One who Is
not afraid to work. Must come well recon.
mendcd. Call on Saturday April q, at No. 439
SOUTH QUEEN STREET. al9 st.