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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-24
CPHlNG HOSIERY.
OF FASHION.
ASTRlCH BROTHERS, Ag,s.
NO. IL EAST KING STREET.

We are now daily receiving NEW GOODS
IN our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.. and have
Lowest Possible Prices. Plain, COiOIcd ami
Fancy Striped Hose tor Ladies. Gents and
Children. bargains in Ladies' Full Regular
Made Balbriggan Hose: also in Fancy striped
and Plain Col0rei, Stockings. Special bargain
in Child'3 Plain ColOrcd Hose. Extra Quality
French Ribbed, to 81, at eoc pair Infant >
pair; worth 25c. special inducs mcnts offered
in Gents White and Fancy Cotton laltHo>".
Large Assortment OF Isle GLOVES, at
iOc. zoe, 25c. soc TO 6Oc pair.
Isle MUsQUETAIRE GLOVES al Csc, b c
and Soc pair.
SILK GLOVES in all the New sprin- Coors..
KID GLOVES. 4 most Complete Assort
ment of all New and SCasOnable Goods.
New Millinery, New Laces, New Lace Goods.
New Trimuings, New suttons,, New Linen
Collars, New Handkerchie's. All the Novel
lies in every department.
SUIT DEPART TMENT.-We have now very
fine line of Latiics' suits, made upin the Latest
Snring Styles to select from Persons want nS
to buv Il Dress will find 1t TO their advantage
to look through our Line OF Dresses befor"
purchasing elsewhere. and. II they can be
suited. w:ilh nd that tho price of llakins the
ual cost of material, lining AMI trimming. t
we cannot suit yon in a Ready Made Dress
we have Il very Large Line OF Dress GOODS 10
select from. which we will make 1" order, or
YOU can buy the material from us ana get IL
made where it suits you. We have jus, re-
ceived Il large line OF Childrcr's Dresses from
New York, that for workmanship. style ami
beauty cannot be surpassed. They ire made
OF all kinds of material from the low priced
calico to the finest cashmere. Call AMI look
at them.
SILK DEPARTMEST.-Just receives" TO-
lay another lot OF these extraordinary low
priced Summer Silks 1T 45c our Black Siins
are pronounced by all the cheApest line that
has been shown anywhere. We also Ii We
silks all Desirable COlors. Large stock OF
Infants 6!oaks. Laaics' Underwear and Cor
sets.
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TWO SMALL HAND.MADF: HAVANA
cigars, clear Havana filters for cts at
HaRTMhS':: YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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THE DENNIS CASE.
He VIII be Taken to Missouri.

A special dispatch to the INTELLIGEN-
GER from Philadelphia states that when
the case of John B. Dennis came up be-
fore the United States court this morning,
and before argument began, Dennis coun-
sci asked ard obtained leave to withdraw
their petition, 50 that the prisoner could
be remanded TO Lancaster aud extradi:ed
TO Missouri. He will be brought on to
Lancaster at once and have a fiEal hearing
here tomorrow before being delivered to
the Missouri authorities.
The following later associated press dis
patch gives more extended account:
In tho United States district court,
John =. Dennis, who is wanted for fraud
in Missouri aud forgery in Lancaster
county, Pa. withdrew his petition for
4 writ of habcas corpus. Attorney
General Cassidy sought to have
Dennis handed over to the Missouri
authorities when defendants counsel ap-
piled for wit Of habeas corpus and con
tested the riah: Of the authorities to
grant a writ Of extradition. Argument was
to be heard to day, but upon the prisoner
Withdrawing his petition he was reInanded
to the custody Of the sheriff Of Lancaster
county, whence he will be taken to Mis-
souri,.
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DKUMORE NFWs.
Several Recent Eeaths-Disgustcds Tobacco

Several Recent Deaths-D,sgustcd: Tobacco
Jesse Shoemaker, one of our Oldest and
most respected citizens, died last week at
bis home in Martic township, near Liberty
Square Deceased had almost reached
four score and ten and by his long and
good life had friends wherever he was
known.
On the 20.h instant Valentine Gardiner,
Of this township died in the Goth year
Of his age. His funeral was last Monday;
burial at Mount Hope church. Mr.. Gar
1iner, also, was one of our foremost, up
right, respected men, and will be missed
from our community. He was an enthu
siastic and liberal Methodist.
Our school directors intend building
two new school houses the coming sum-
in place Of the old ones at Rose Hill and
Paramount. not, however, before hey are
needed.
The late rain made our wheat fields
very rich in promise
If we have one class OF men more
thoroughly disguised with their business
than another it is on: tobacco growers,
and we almost all belong to that class.
Prices being paid arc discouragingly low
and buyers are determined to keep them
down.
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Tho GREAT Forepaugh show,

Now on its nineteenth annual tour. repre-
sents q cash outlay OF So 5OO, 600 IS transported
Oh three great railway trains, all owned oS
Mr. Forepaugh; canvas holds fifteen thous
and spectators and has cushioned arenlc
chairs. spreads more canvas than any sho" on
earth. several of its perior Gers are paid one
tho cusand dollars a week.-Mrs. 100 wild peas1s
and rare birds, more elephants than any eA.
hibition in the world-uses 'rore cafs-has
more and better actors In the circus anu mp
podrome than any in the world-sticks 10 IacIs
in all its advertisements. Its motto IS, "Cnaf'
ity for ali, malice toward none." 1t stud,es
excellence and aims at acquiring it-Rno~
ond annreciates the orth OF advertising. The
Forenaugh show will be here on Wednesday,
April 25.
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encc.
ISignedl,
RESCUED FROM DEATI,

Tho following statement OF William J. Cough
in, OF SomcrVillc, Mass, Is so remarkable that
We beg to ask for 1t the attention OF our read
ers. lie says :: "In the fall OF 1876 was taken
with Il violent bleeding OF tE" lungs, followed
by severe cough. l soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. was so weak 1T one time
that l could not leave my bed. In the sum.
mcr OF 1877 was admitted to lie City Hospital.
While there the doctors said l had a hole IN
my lett lung as big as Il half-dollar. l cxpcnd.
ell over a hundred dollars In doctors and med
icines. Twas so far gone at one time a report
went around that was dead. | gave up hope
but II friend told me OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
HAISAM FOR THE LUNGS, l Iaughe ut
my friends. thinking my case iEcuia!le, but 1
got q II tile to satisfy them, when 10 my sur
prisca q qualification. l commenced 20 feel
better Ny nope, once dead, began to revive,
a Il TO lay fcei In better spirits than l have
the past three years.
IL write this hoping you VIII publish ii, SO
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DIR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FORTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. l
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that 1t has done me more good ti;an all the
other medicines l have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared anG shall soon b. able to go to work ,
sold bv Ill. H. Cochran. lS7 North Queen street
81 Twenty four be sutltul colors OF the Dia
mond Dyes, for Silk, Wool, Cotton, &C, 10 cts
each. A child can use with perfect success.
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ED-PLAIN TALK FROM DIR SwAYNE-JO Whom
IL May Concern: Itching Piles is one of the
most annoying complaints known to physi-
clans. Every one can tell whether lie is thus
afflicted by observing the following synl-
toms Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. 1t seems as if pin worms were
crawling II or about the rcctum. Small Jumps
sometimes form. Tho private parts are often
afTec,ed. The more you scratch the worse the
itching. Knowing that my ointmeh t Is super
lOr to any article in ths market, guarantee it
to cure the wors case OF itching piles in exist
encc.
[Signedl, H.SWAiNE, III. ID.
Dr. Swayne's Ointment Is also pleasant and
effective cure for letter, itch, salt rheum, cry.
sipcas, BARRIERS Itch, pimples, and all scaly.
crusty, itchy skin eruptions. Sold by all
prominent druggists, or will be sent for 30 cts.
Tin Sc. stamps), 3 boxes, sl.a5. Address, Dr.
Swayne 3 Son, Philadelphia, Ia.
Octl4-lydTu. Th&S&w
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-Hogs-Receipts. 0.OCO head; ship
ments, 1000 head market fair, strong aIi,:
5@l0c hig her; mixed, 7@7 4. heavy, = "@
eg7 80: light. s7fl7 IS skips, 81 2IfG6 81.
Cattle-Receipts, 6.Ot head; shipments Lace
head market slow, weak and steady; good
to choice shipping and exports, s. 9JG2j 10
common 10 medium. SIS 1895 70.
Sheep-Receipts. 500 head shipments, 500
head market active nnd steady; common 70
fair, IS 75Ga4 80; good 30 choice, 81 7595 -
EAST Cattle Receipts. 2.7l7 lead :.
market slow; prime. i40O to 500 lbs. ST. 50fa
rs; good, from 200 to 1900 ibs. s6GG %: tar
from 1000 to !. 200 bi, s. .OI6.
Hogs-Receipts. ,0G) head: market firm :;
Philadelphias. 81 9OfaS o.: Workers, 81 50@ 20
Sheep-Keceipts, 100 mead; market dull :
prime clipped: from 100 t. 10 hs, = 2tM5 80 :;
good clipped, from 50 to 95 fs II 7515 10 fair
clipped, from 80 t" 81 f's, ST 25@4 so: common
clipped, from - to Is bs. $3 GOAT: woOle'i,
from 60 to ITO b, s5a6 so; yearling Lamb :.
$567.
NEW YoRK-Ecaves $50 heal: market
fairl active AM; firmer: extremes tor steers.
s. 90l17 40; genera! rates. 80 1917.
Sheep-Recep:-. 30 head market Il shall:
firmer; extremes. s637 80 for common 10
prime.
Hogs.-Receipts, $3.50 head market steady;
live hogs. 81 !OIS.
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING APRIL "a. 1888
THE LEGISLATURE.
THE WORK In THE SENATE ANDHOUsE

Petitions and kelnonsrrRnces on the Liquor
PrOhiDitory SPassed
In tho Senate-Proceedings In tho
House.
Special Dispatch to the INTELLIGENCE.
HARRISBURG, April 24.-There was no
lack of petitions and remopstrances in the
Senate to-day on the liquor prohibitory
amendment. The amended anti discrim-
ination bill was reported favorably.
The resolution of the Democrats calling
the state treasurer to account for not Turn
ing surplus moneys in the general revenues
into the sinking fund, was adopted unani-
mously, the Republicans having been
assured that the state treasurer would
have satisfactory explanation to make.
The anti-treating bill received Is votes,
which is less than 4 constitutional majority
required to pass it. Among the Senate
bills pass finally were the following !:
Senate bill fixing salaries of officers in
counties containing between sixty and
eighty thousand Inhabitants !; Senate bill
to abolish the Office of jury commissioners;
Senate bill prohibiting street passenger
railway companies from employing their
hands more than twelve hours day !;
Senate bill to authorize the admission into
reformatory institutions of Pennsylvania
of youth delinquents from Delaware. Rail-
road bills to authorize companies to change
their routes and increase their capital
stock, were amended on third reading
they arc intended to meet the demands of
tho Vanderbilt system.
Senate bill giving right of eminent do
main to harbOr companies was passed
finally. After the final passage of the
Senate bill allowing incorporated banks
and banking institutions to change their
names and place of business within the
county where located, Senate adjourned.
In the House.
In the House the general appropriation
bill was reported with amendment, appro-
priating enough money to allow the mem
bers compensation for ono hundred and
fifty days. The following bills passed
finally House bill to secure laborers in
and about mines, etc, the payment of
their wages at regular intervals House
judicial apportionment bill House bill to
prevent wagering and gambling in insur-
ance policies. The following bills were
defeated constituting eight hours day
work regulating the mode of granting
licenses to taverns, etc., of the fourth
class providing for the election Of state
license commissioners. The House ad
,journed on a bill providing additional
means for the safety of bituminous coal
miners.
Charter GranCed.
A charter was issued to-day to the Eas-
ton lock and manufacturing COM
pauy for the manufacture Of locks,
hardware and metal castings. The
capital stock is $4,000. Tho princi-
pal stockholders are residents OF New
York and New Jersey. Among the stock
holders ale Frank Reed, Andrew A. Clark
and Samuel Martin, of EastOn.
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Western Grain Market.

MILwAUKEE.-Wheat was quiet but steady :
No. 9 Milwaukee, cash and April, ut 81 lOH :
May at 81 lON; June at 81 l3iI; July at 81 AZ !:
No. Milwaukee at 95c !; No do at SOC.
Corn was stronger and scarce; No. ; al 'Gc
bid.
Oats were quiet ami unchanged.
Rye was stronger No. ut 59hc.
Barley was dull No. spring extra at 55c.
DETROIT. Wheat was quiet and easy No.
White, fall, for cash at 81 O9l; Nay, 81 O7Z :;
June ut ST. O9A: July at 81 llH No. do at 95c;
No. red, Winter at 81 15h receipts, ll.ooo
bus shipments. 5000 bus.
Corn was quiet; No. at soc.
Oats were firm No. at 4G54c.
PEoRIA.-COrn was inactive but steady; high
mixed at 5S@5314c; mixed at 5211a@a3c.
Oats were active but lower; No. white II
441%G45c.
Rye was strong No. 2 at 5s14G59c.
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\ Cough, ,Iolu Or So:e ! ;:r:::.I 3ilnui'. oS
81 .ri,ou. Neglect frequently results in IN In
curails Lung Disease OF Consumption.
if.r,wa's bronchial Troches DO not DISORDER
tn" stomach like cough sTrnpa EEi imlaa,ns.
h,i; set directly the ;nfl:i:uri. nat;s, aivins
II :itation. give relief III Asthma. Bronc'lii
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat T'ouh''I
which Singers nrn Public Speaker are subject
10. Eof thirty 5'eGfs ii.nwn's Srrnch:al
Troci:cs have been recommended 10y ph> 81.
Clans. and always give perfect satieiactlct
iii,ving been tested by wide amG CONSTANT use
for nearly entiT3 genera: hey tiiN,' =,
tanned wei .nerit:d ran a::On!; the .:;W sapil.
remedies of tho age. sold at p cents 4 boz
VERY wicr. mv-iydTTh&F&l:w
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The CLANS ,-athering

New YORK. April 24.-About 20 dele
gates from the various New England
cities to the convention Of the Irish
National Land League, which opens in
Philadelphia to morrow. passed through
this city this morning. Among the mum
bcr were J. Boyle o. 'Reilley, editor of the
Boston Pilot, NJ. P. Curran. editor of the
Boston Globe, and Congressman p. A.
Collins, of Boston. About $50 delegates
will 60 rom this city to morrow morning
at o'clock by the Pennsylvania railroad.
Among them will be General Jas. Obeirne,
Stephen J. Meany, John Devoy, DR.. VIM.
Z. Wallace and others.
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Bad Management.

New YORK Sun.
In single year of profound peace the
Republican party spent for and through
its military establishment So, 500, 900 more
than it cost tho nation to carry on the war
with Great Britain during the two years
1913 and 1914.
In a year in which the sole naval
achievement was the laundering of rot
ten ship, the Republican party, under the
lead of the jobber Robeson, squandered
and stole more than it cost during tho
two years 1918 aud 1914 to support a
navy that won everlasting glory on the
seas.
Tho expenses of tho war department last
year were S43, $40, 494. and for tho navy
department., ST., ,O3e, ,O46.
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THE CIRCUS TROUBLE.
ROushs Il cid for Participation in tho At
tack on O'lsrien'B Show.

ROushs Held for Participation in tho At
tack on O'lsrien's Show.
WILMISGToN, Del, April 24.-An
Eoery Evening special says that Frank
Pyle, Daniel Tomlinson, Charles Farris
and Edward Farris have been held at
Dover to await tho action of the
grand jury fer participation in
the attack Oh O'BrieD's circus troupe, on
Saturday night last. DR.. Bishop has re-
turned from Cambridge, to which place he
had gore with the wounded circus men.
He reports that with proper care all the
wounded men will recover. Charles W..
Henderson, an attache Of the circus who
was shot in the head during the riot, and
who was yesterday taken to Philadelphia, +,
is reported as somewhat improved to-day,
but his condition is still critical.
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/ ancn Union will meet as usual, on WE'D
NESDAY Afternoon at 214 O'Clock, in the
basement OF the Duke street NJ. l.. church.
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MaRkEIS.
RlllKaairtia Market

PHILADELPHIA april q. Flour firm !;
fair demand; Superfinc, So 25@5 7S extra
81 1894 Is; Penn'a Family, s5a5 -.
Rye flour at - 629I3
Wheal firm but quiet; NO. Western Rel
q 23%; No. 3 do. 81 10: No. Pm. Red, $! eG@
26k.
Corn steady.
Oats dull ana easy.
Rye steady at zoe.
Provisions firm.
Lard firm.
Butter-Choicc steady, other grades dull :;
Paenn'a Creamery extra, soc; flrsts, 25GS2tc :;
Western, Csc; firsts. 2illc.
Rolls nominal 9G1l3c as to quality.
Eggs quiet; Pa. l3L@925i4cc Western, lGl4@
l615c.
Cheese firm for choice; N. Y. full cream
l4kQpl5c; Penna part skins, Sll0c; do full
skins, 507Lc.
Petroleum dull Refined, s1s@sAc.
Whisky at 81 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Az: YOU disturbed at night and broken Of
;nuI .cs.: ity sick child suffering and cryir;,
,:;:H cNcruciHting pnin OF cutting teeth? II
-, - 1T once and get Il bottle OF MRS. WIN
.iHW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Ii will relieve
She poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon It: there il no mistake about IL. There
J. uGr :, mother Ok earth no has ever Ird &,
~2h" > 4! mol tel you at once that 1t will I'.,su
lat" tii4 bowel. and give ras: 20 the mother
u,l:. relief aud health To the Child, operating
i,!,.. ln;,ic. l. IL perfectly safe to use I'm III
c.t-l tuI ..:e.;Ls,iut To the taste, and H. tire.
prcacriniIs... ti one OF the Oldest and bc-
finale physicians AMI nurses in the United
states. Sold everywhere. % cents a bottle.
m4Iy-M. .W&S&w
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u Town,

f. ID. Coivin, au extensive contracting
agent of FOrepaush's show, which exhibits
here tomorrow, lis stopping at the City
hotel. lie reports thai notwithstanding
the terrible weather yesterday there was a
large crowd in attcndancs at Wilmington.
Mr. Colvin is one Of the best known circus
men, and has been in the business for
years. He has been 4 partner Of Coup,
Nathan and Others and thoroughly under,
stands the business
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SoLpIEEs. ATTENTION Milo B. Stevens q
Co, lie wcll-known WET claim attorneys, viii
he cprcs ,ntcd at Lancaster. Pa. wednesday
and Thursday, April % and &c, by their special
agent. Soldiers and others interested in
claims for pension, increaTc of pen sion, ar.
Fears OF pay and bounty of those charged with
dcseTtior. or other Claims il - hoped will give
him call. The special as-rn: viii be Mt the
ctiicc OF the protlionnta;:. asst
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Whenever large circus appears,
sharpers and thieves of all kinds follow it,
Notwithstanding the eifo'ts of the man
asemcnt of the show to apprehend them.
When the street parade takes place to.
morrow citizens should keep 4 watch on
their houses, as thieves nften take advan :
tage of the great attractions on the cut
side to enter houses.
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Brunu and a,;sorderIy Conduct.

John and Mary Kelly wero arrested yes
terday in West Lampoter township by
Constable Wiggins for being drunk and
isorderly, and were discharged to- day bv
Alderman Barr upon paying costs and
promising to leave the city.
James Emerson had ii hearing Oa the
ANA c:l,r-e, and was committed for 10
says.
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Pbiladelpnla Cattle Marker

MONDAY, April 2'.-Tno arrivals OF 1--we
stock at the Philadelphia stock yards were:
For the weekoBeevcs, 80" heat /; sheep
Previous week-Beevts, 9,soo heti; sh"sp,
l2 OCO Hogs, $500.
Beet cattle were I'm moderate demand, AMI
although the stock was OF It good quality.
prices were sc lower: this was Occts.Oned by
the large receipts, Drovers lost heavily anh
WequOte as follows:
Extra, 7@7kc; Good Gh@6Hc; MediuIu,
6GGAc; Common, 5A5a5Ac; fat cows. in
SIC slippery cows, 2i,n3Ac.
Mich Cows were inactive ana lower al s!"i9
Sheep were in large supply anu with only
moderate demand prices dropped nc ON the
stock.
Extra wool, 7k07ssc; GOOD do. GH.t7c Me
i1m E4:ra eippsd eH ISsc Gooa DO. 50 ss5%s as:
ia% Fs1i LsmSs. s11Rss' ss sprins 9% GanS, S % si
Veal Calves, 6GS,4c.
Hogs were in fair demand and prices
were steady.
Extra, n2S@llXc Good, ~ s.liAc; Medium,
lO7S01Ic Common. l01I0lUAc.
SALES or BEEvEs AT THE WEST rHlLADELpHi'
STOCK YARDS.
Roger Maynes, 100 Lancaster county, GAll7 7Lc.
A. & j. Christy, 100 Western and Pa, GHfY7c.
+. 5: MeEiiiin, g. Lancaster Co., 6ha7%c;>
Schamberg & Paul. IL. Western and Pa, GA
| arc; 90 Pa. cows, 4A@53sc.
| G Schamberg & Co.. l9l Western, 611Ga7isc.
Levi LOwenstein, NO Pa. mixed. 4ss91c.
Dennis Smyth, Is Penn'a. 51aG7llc.
Bachman e Levi, 120 Western and fenna,
6H17c.
NJ. Levi, L o fenn'a, sage.
| l.. Horn, So Pa. mixed, 4HGGIHc.
| j, Y, Latta. 20 Chester CO., 6AY1c.
| Hipple u Bro, 80 Penn'u cows. 4I5Ac.
| James Eustice. q Western. GAG7Ac.
| James Aull, II Western, 6k@7Ic.
| DRESSED aRATs.
CITY Dressed Beeves were active during the
week. but at the close to-day prices fell Nc
| closed dull at 7HSlOhc, the former rate foi
common COWS.
western dressed Beeves closed lower at ~
0lOc.
| SALES LAST WEEK.
Thomas bradley, Il0 head OF city dresseh 1t,
| lO0llc.
John Taylor, % head DO, l0A@llHc
Il. Maynes Il Co., l30 heal DO at a>l.1llc.
| A. A. Boswell 14i head 30 at 90l!hc.
| Harlan & Bro, IS head do ut l0AlQllc.
H. &. Beckman, 43 head. So noe.
J. r. Lowden, Sc Ghead 10 at lUAgllOMc.
e.. s. Dengler, 81 heal do at elltc.
Thos. Bradley, I24 heat West DO at 99i0lIc
Dressed Sheep were active, but lower.
samuel Stewart sold LOTT head at 34l0ilc
and 50 head dressed Lambs at lO0l2c.
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span,sh and Cuban strikers.

NEW YORK, April 24.-The strike of
the Spanish and Cuban cigarmakers for an
advance of two dollars in the regular rates
now paid per thousand became general to-
day. Strikers think the lockout will soon
end. The firm of Wangler s. Co. were
reported to-day to have given in and will
pay the increased rate.
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Only One Zoe.

This morning Amos Leo received five
large sl.ad, which weighed 90 pounds,
from friend at Fite's Eddy. What was
peculiar abort che of them was that it
contained but ono roe, which was as large
rs two ordinary ones. Shad generally
r"rtair two rneS.
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AIRS PAIN PANACEA cures q pain in
man anil hsast. FOR use externally and infer
Hai'y-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-24
Tho Result of the Storm.

NEW ORLEANS, April A.-The latest
reports received from the section OF Mis-
sissippi, visited by the cyclones OF Sunday,
show that SO persons were killed and
about 800 we're wounded, many danger
ously. The loss of property is unprece.
dented.
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SPECI1L NOTICES.

-" DR.. Bensons Skin Cure consists OF in
ternal and external treatment at same time.
and it makes the skin white, soft and smooth
1t contains no poisonous Drugs. s., at drug.
gists,
-" am truly thankful that I eUer used DR..
Benson's Celery and ChamomHe Pills, for they
cured my periodical headache" Mrs. j. r.
Paddison, Point Caswell, \. c. so cents, at
druggists.