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court OF Common Pleag

BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON.
Upstairs the ejeotment suit of cabling
w. cabling, Is yet on trial, Tho defense
concluded their evidence by Offering a
decd, which is In tho possession of plain.
tiifs, conveying this property from Jacob
cabling to the defendant. This the plain.
til objected to, but 1t was admitted and
read.
Tho plaintin in robuttal then proceeded
To show that in accordance with an agree
ment made between Jacob and Benjamin
cabling in 1876 10 exchange properties, a
deed was made by Il. +. Flickinger, but
the whole amount of money not being
paid no assignment Of tho property was
made. although Benjamin was allowed to
occupy tho land. His claim was therefore
vitiated aud Illegal.
Tho testimony closed at noon and coun
sci began speaking this afternoon.
EFoRE JUDGE LtvINGsToN.
o. Il. Quincy va Robert Wordon. Tho
plaintiff who was merchant in Fulton
township in 1878, and hC brings this action
for damages. 1t was alleged that in June,
1877, tho plaintiff made u parole
contract with defendant to purchase
property, consisting Of trac,
Of land with buildings, situated n,
Eldora station, on the Peach Bottom mar.
row gaugo railroad. Tho consideration
was $50 and tho assumption of a debt oi
$500 due Davis Mcclure for lumber, which
was furnished for the erection of tho build
| ing on the property. In 1873 the plaintiff
demanded the fuliilmont of tho contract
| by Warden. Tho latter refused aud thil
suit was brought for damages.
Tho defense was that at the time whoi
plaintin asked for the contamination oI
the contract, he had not paid any Of the
| purchase money nor the debt To Mcclure
| although he had been sued as one of tho
parties who had purchased tho lumber
and had paid his ono third of tho amount
with costs of suit. Tho defense, contondet
therefore, that plaintiff could not recover
| On trial
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TIE LEaRAPHIU TAPS.
Afternoon Teiegrams Condensed.


In Iowa the Democrats concede the
majority of Sherman for governor to be
10000.
Jack McCabe, an escaped convict from
the Kingston, Ont, Jail, was shot by q
policeman at Port Hope, while trying to
get away.
AT the Lansngburg IN. " scho ol
election yesterday 225 votes were cast by
ladies out of total of 1000.
The delegates to tho state convention of
association of directors of the poor of
Pennsylvania, to day mado q tour of in
spection of Blockey almshouse, eastern
penitentiary, house of refuge and other
charitable institutions at Philadelphia.
b. X. Jamisop, of Philadelphia, with
his family and friends, who have beer
making long drive with four horse
coach, arrived in town last evening from
Columbia. Tho team attracted n great
deal of attention as it was driven through
the streets. The party left for homo this
afternoon.
While Mr.. Tronget, section boss on
the Milwaukee and st. Paul II. r., was
riding yesterday on hand car, his child
fell off and was crushed under the wheels,
and the car was thrown from tho track.
In Baltimore two candidates for shelf
guarreeld and one shot the other, killing
him.
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Are you disturbed at night ami broken Of
your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
with the oxcruciating pain of emitting teeth 2
II so, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will relieve
the poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon It 4; there IL no mistake about 1t. There ia
not mother on earth who has ever used Il,
who will not tell you at once that IL Will
regulate the bowels and givo rc5t to the
mother, and rclict and health to tho child. op-
Grating like magic II isroriectly safe to use
I'm all cases, ana pleasant to the tastc, and is
tho prescription OF ono of tho ol Test and boat
female physicians IN the United States. Soil
everywhere - cents y hottie
mayl-M, ,W.S&w
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What might have been very serious
accident occurred ON the steps of the Die
LdHtcrHe office about II o'clock this morn
ing. 4 number of wOgkmcn were engaged
taking n 900 pound press cylinder mp the
stairs by the mGaus OF rope and pnllcyS
when they had it about half way up the
hook of ono Of the pullcys straightend out
and tho heavyweight descended like shot
crashing though tho floor at tho bottom OF
the stairway and falling into the ccllcI
beneath Several persons wero about
going in tho door 1T tho time Of the ac
cdent, but fortutatcly none did and nobody
was hurt. Il will bc n big job to rAise tn,
weight frUm tho cellar.
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UNDERWEAR A SPECIALITY.
AT BECHTOLD'S
7 E. CALDWELL X co.
Bronzes, Clock Sets &
Decorative Ornaments

Our new things from Europe
are arriving in great quantities,
adding materially to the attrac-
tions Of our beautiful store,
Objects Of Artin Real Bronze
are now much in vogue, as we'll
as Clock Sets, Mantel and Pedes-
tai Ornaments, and other deco
rative pieces.
Our collection represents the
best efforts of all the noted
makers of Paris, Munich, Berlin
and Vienna, whose ateliers have
been visited by Mr.. Caldwell
during the past summer.
We desire to extend a very
cordial invitation to the resi-
dents Of this city who may be
visiting or passing through Phil
adelphia, to call upon us.
Our store will be found to
contain much OF interest to
every one. 1t will give us great
pleasure to have an opportunity
of showing attentions to visitors
]. f. CALDWELL & Co.,
9o2 Chestnut ST, Philadelphia
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LEI:-ISAUVFHiAN


\ brilliant Wedding IN Columbia
The marriage OG tho Hon. James Wilson
Ice, Of franklin, to Miss Clara Virginia
Kaufman, daughter of ex-senator Kauil.
mau, Of Columbia, took place yesterday in
tho Presbyterian church at $3.50 o'clock,
M. Tho officiating clergymen were the
Rev. q w. Ely, pastor Of the church, and
Rav. Il. +. Randolph, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
n relative of Senator Lees. The brides
brother and sister, Mr.. g. G. Kaufman
aud Miss Jean NJ. Kaufman attended
the couple to the altar The bride wore a
handsome cream COlored Ottoman silk
and embossed velvet dress. Her orna
ments were diamonds Tho groom wore
tho conventional dress, az did also Mr.. G.
G. Kaufman. Miss Jean Kaufman was
handsomely attired in n cream colored
cashmere and surah silk. The ushers
were Hon. Joseph p. Kennedy, of Phila.
delphia; Lieut.. b. G. Welsh, U. s. A. ;
Porciyal G. Kaufman, esq, of Me.
ohanicsburg, Pa, and Robert Mccall
mont, esq, of Franklin, Pa. The
church was not decorated. The reception
Mt tho residence of the brides father lasted
from 4 until 6 o'clock p. m. The house
was beautifully decorated with flowers and
plants. The presents were numerous and
handsome. The banquet was prepared by
Caterer Morse and his assistants, of Phila
dopnia, and was q fine sample of culinary
skin. Tho table was beautifully decor
atcd with flowers. The happy couple lelt
last evening in the evening train for Phil
adalphia, from which place they will 60
30 the principal eastern cities and severa
prominent watering places.
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H.iRi;IiGES.

L-BACHLRR-Oct II. ISGi, Rt the resi-
dcncc OF the bride, No. 800 North Shippcn
street, by Rev. Anthony Kaul, stephen y.
Strohl, of Ephrata, Lancaster cauntY, 10 Miss
Amelia BHchlcr, Lancaster city.
IIDYT-M MlTCHELL-OCt 10. lSS5. in the PrCSDy.
tcrlan church. Lancaster, by the pa-tor, Rev.
James Y. Mitchell, u. d, Horny Howard
hoyt, esd, o. ,WansaH' Wisconsin; ana MIS-, Miss
Oting clergyman.
IiAUsMAE-SwARS.- oct. II. l.si, by Rev
James Y. Mitchell, -. ~, assisted by Rev
Ellis n. Kramer, Rev. u. + Eausman, OF Shep
herstOwn, ". Va, and Miss Mary Brooke
daughter Of II. u. Swarr, esq, OF this city.
No cards.
nj ST Johns lutheran church, by Rey. Syi
vanus StAhl, Mr. Charles Il. MOrrcl OF phila
dclphil, To Mis- Alice T.. Cochran, OF LanCaS
ter. =
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Ncws Condensed.
u.ILmuAD ACCIDENT.


About half past O'Clock this morning,
as tho second empire freight train west
was coming into Lancaster via tho Old
road, it was iun into by freight tram
going cast on the new road, at the juno
ton Of the two roada just west Of the Big
Concstoga bridge. The locomotive Of the
east bound train struck tho last car aud
caboosc of the west bound train And upset
them, tearing up the tracks aud blocking
up tho road for some time. The news
explcss west and the fast limo cast were
detained for some time, but no one was
hurt by tho accident.
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Last night, about 10 o'clock frame
stable owned by Phlip Hathaway, in
ChriStiaua was totally destroyed by fire.
To suppositon is that it wa the work OF
an iucendiary, rs the fro VAS first discov
cred in tho hay NOW. An unsuccessful
attempt was made by somo iicnd few
nights ago to destroy by fire tho large
planning mill Owned by Harry Davis, in
Chrietiana
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l,AKKER'S TOSIC
TELLING 1T VERY SHORT.

"I tell II, sir, In few words It can, but the
story would MI hook ii Justice was done To
It,"
sO's can rquCr2c II into page OF letter.
paper" ,, .,.,
sands OF people here In itnghnmpton, n. ",
who Will testify To the truth Ot what say.
My name IL Michael Guiitoyle. am seventy
four years old. For about nnh years was
almost shut out from TIC world by rneuma'
tism. / had pedilcd small wares in the city
tor years, and had to ston altogether, AT the
best OF times 1 could only hODhle niserably.
about with my cane. was bent nearly dou'
bic with pain ana weakness ana my hands
were useless 10 labor with, l was but the
poor TCck at n once strong man, None OF
the medicines usually given tor medicine did
mo the least good, sir, My OLD friends and
customers forgot me aS though | were under
ground,
with the end OF my nose AMI the tips OF my
Turned up 10 the roots OF the daisies.'
My days and nights were doletul ami painful
I lild no hope except in death. That IL Gods
truth, and MIR. MOshcr, here, knows 1t.
"I can't tell you how. but rARKeR's ToNlo
| cured me. That was three years ago. I'm lively
| as cricket now, sir ana go my business
rounds every day, rain or SHINE. You may
| Ia This tO All tho world and refer ths donbt-
| ers to me-"
| This preparation. which has been known as
| PARRER5 6IHGgR TONIC VIII be called simply
| PARKgRs Tonic This change Il made for TWO
| reasons First, because ginger Is an unimport'
| ant hlyorng ingredient, aud secondly, be-
cause unprinCiplet dealers deceive their Gus.
toners by substituting inferior preparations
| under the name OF ginger.
| There ~ no change, however, in the prepa-
| ration itself, and all bottles remaining IN tho
| hands OF dealers, wrapped under the name OF
| rARKEa's GINGER TONIC contain tho genuine
n Co. Is II the bottom OF the outside wrapper.
| OCi.lmaSSw
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MARK fE7S.
philadeirnin mnrKen

pHILApELPHrA, oct ll.-Floui dull and weak
Rye -four at 81.
Wheat steady; No. 2 Western Red, 81 O7N;
No. do 81 on No. Pa. Red. 81 l6dl IL.
Corn firm sail yellow, G2c; sail mixed.
591IG0c No. mixed, 5shc.
Oats tirmer; No. White, 3SEaiOc No.
White,37 No. 3 do, 3G6SGLc No. Mixed, 3jc.
Rye quiet ut CSC.
Seeds Glover dull at sGsL Timothy duh
at 81 5O9l 60 Flaxseed firm 81 i2Bl a..
Provisions steady.
Lard steady
Butter steady and fair demand.
Eggs quiett
Cheese stcaty fair demand.
Petroleum dull,
whisky at 81 20
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nImost Innano md Cured

Most OF the eminent doctors In tho East,
as well "a several OF tho medical faculty I'm
New York City" writes Rev. Z. Z. Shirely, OF
Chicago, " failed to help our daughters cpl
lepsy. which began TO show signs OF turning
into insanity. By the good providence OF
God we tried Samaritan NerUine. and 10 ou,ed
her" Your druggi keeps II. sl5O
o9.lwdcod&w
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. II. 1893
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.
To.DAYs NEWS FROM ALL AROUND
A Fire In che Sreevoort House nc New York
"A Prize Fight In Now Hnmnal,ira

A Fire In the Sreevoort House at New York
"A Prize Fight in New Hampshire.
New York, Oct. ia fro occurred
early this morning underneath the kitchen
in the Breevoort house, at Fifth avenue
and Eighth streets. About 100 guests and
90 employees were asleep, but were all
aroused and gotten out safely, although
great difficulty was experienced with the
female servants who were seized with a
panic and threatened to jump out of the
windows into the street. The fire was
eStinguished after causing loss Of about
$500.
A Prize Fight stopped after tho 40th Round
DOVER, N. H., Oct. 11.-A prize fight
occurred at Pennington this morning be-
tween Dennis Delaney, of Piddeford, Me-,
and Denny" Common of Dover, both
we'll known athletes and pedestrians.
There were 800 spectators. Forty. nine
rounds were fought in an hour and forty
minutes when the crowd was frightened
away by the police and the fight declared
draw. Both men were badly punished
and had to be carried away by friends.
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Comes letter signed T. Walker, saying
About six months ago commenced taking
Burdcck BtOOd Bilers tor protIactou case ot
lumbago and general debility, and now am
pleased IN state huyc recovered my appetite
For sale ~ II. Il. Cochran, druggist, l37 ana
l39 North Queen str ct.
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This lie Is too tall OF wo;k, OF duty. AMI OF
pleasure to be wasted. But everybody don't
think 40, or they would not trine with cold,
or cough, when DIR. BulI's Cough syrup, the
only reliable remedy, can he procured for 2j
cents.
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LITTLE LUCAI.S

Here, Thero and Everywhere.
Tho IrOnsidGs club will lcave for Altoona
to night at ll:lO.
The lronsides are playing the Philadel
phia league team this afternoon.
Charles Gross, Of Mary street, while at
tending the baseball match yesterday
afternoon, foil from leuco aud broke his
right arm at tho wrist.
Last night w. 4. Heistaud of Brandy,
wine Summit, Chester county, had two
horses stolen, and the jail breakers arc
blamed for it.
Last night burglars raided Yohn's hotel
at tho east end Of MountviIlo and Wit
mor's hotel near tho centre OF the village.
At both places the thieves secured small
sums of money. They also broke into
Barr Shooker's drug store, where they
secured n small quantity of plunder.
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Not IL Case,

Not a case of rheumatism, not IA case OF men.
ralgia, not II Gaze OF lameness. not q case OF
pain or sprain--not one-has failed tn go when
attacked by IhomGS Ecteciric OIL For salo
by II. II. Cochran, druggist. l3I and l3l North
Queen street.
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Small PoS, Diphthcria, Scarlet Fever, yell
low Fever. ETC.. can't exist where Darbys Pro-
phylactic Fluid is used.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1l.-For the Middle
Atlantic states partly cloudy weather, and
local rains, northorly winds, falling bar.
ometer, stationary or slight rise in tenn
perature
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CoLDES's Liquid Boot Tonic combines all
tho elements OF nutritious food. Ask for
CotdenS, oi drugg ste. os.lwdeodSw
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AOnIat MaddinR.

Frank Rush, of this city and Anne
Mutlelt of Carlisle, were married last
evening by Alderman Samson at his Off 80,
Tho subscribing witnesses present being
officer Herr and q, w. Zecher. No
cards,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr, BcnsOns Celery ant ChlmomilG Pitls
for tho curo OF Neuralgia are succesI."-Dr.
q. r. Holman, ChrIstianburB, Va, 20 cents, at
Grdggists.
Five Dr.'S; no end OF medicine no reiicf.
Or. ReHSOn's skin cure has driUcn drUay all
erupti0HS and Fm nearly i"eA." Liza q. Young,
Hamilton, H., druggists keep II, u per pack
ago.
Bsy- Dresses, cloaks, coats, stockings and all
garments can bacolored successfully with the
Diamond Dyes. Fashionable coors only l0c,
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NoTiuE-NuTIUE IS nsRnEy a,yEr

NOTIGE--NOCIUE is HrREBE GivEr
IN that an application will he made TO the
Governor under the Act OF Assembly OF the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, entitled
an act 10 provide for the interpretations ap-
proved April 30, 1874 and supplements tor
charter OF an intended corporation TO. be called
" The Electric Light and rower Company, oi
Lancaster, Pa" the character and object oi
which Is the engaging In aEd carrying on thu
manu- ulacture OF Light, Heat and Power by
means OF electricity, and supplying the same
TO the citizens nt Lame lster anu To such per-
SONG, partnerships ami corporations residlng
therein and adjacent thereto as may desire the
same, to have and possess all the rights, bene-
iits and privileges conferred by said act nnh
supplement. q. NJ llALBEhSIADI,
Ocl2 3tlTu oectethiy.
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a Couch, cold or sore rhro.t

Requires immediate attention. A neglect ir
ritatcs tho lungs and an incurable discaSeis
often tho result. 4" DIR. SwAYNE'S CON.
POUND SYEUP WILD CHERRY cures tie
most severe coughs and colds, actsdircctly on
the lungs, throat and chest, purltes lhe blood,
and Tor bronchial, asthma all pulmonary at.
tcctions OF long standing, 10 the best remedy
over discovered. Price - cents and 81 Dor
bottle Tho large sizo IA tio most economical
Sold bv al beat Ctruggists. tlaMW&Flv,i&w
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"Swayne's ointment" Cures tho most invct-
"Swayne's Ointment
"Swaync's DIN tncnL" crate CasSs OF skin dis
"Swayna'5 OintmCnp)
"Swayne's ointment" eases, such as teiter,
"Sway0cs Ointmcnt"S ,,, ,,,,o. 80, ,,a,,,,o.,
"SwayuC'H Ointment" sail iiil,i' III iNhiN ei,i'
"Swnyne'S Bintmcnp' baber's Itch, sOrta, AL
"SwaynC's OintmGnt"b ,,.,,,,,- .,o,,, ,.a,,.,.
"Swaync's Ointment" ''"S's' ''"'S' "S"ihsi
"SwaynC's OintmCnt"} skin cruptionS, and
"SwGYuO's OintmGnt"N ,r., ,,s,,,,,.,,,, o,,,-
as yuC'E OiHtmCnr) ~ '''''7''' 'o"''
"SwaynCs Ointment" plaiut, itchiug piles,
| 'SwaynCs Ointment"N u,,. o,,,,, o,,ot,o q, .,,,o
"Swayne's Ointment W." '''iS "''"''"''i '"'"
| "Swuyno'- OintmCnt"} }Go matter how obsti-
| "Swaync's Ointmcnt"S natC or long standing.
Ask for it and uss no other 1t CURES
where all else falls. Sold by all druggi5ts,
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Camelia Dontono for tho teeth is veiy fra
grant ana removes Tartar and souri. hardens
tho gums, stops decay and perfumes the
breath. Price, 90 cents. For sale Mt all drug
pIsts ie27-6mdW
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scoms strange that any ono will suiior
from tho many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF tho blood, when SEQ
WILLS SARsAPARiLLA AND DsTiLLlNGIA,
or BLOOD AND Liver SYRUP will restore
perfect health to tho physical organization. II
IL indeed Il strengthening syrup, pleasant To
tal1o, n1d has proven itself To be tho best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, effect.
ually curing scroiula, Syphlitic disorders,
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
Ions complaints and all Diseases indicating an
Impure condition ot the Blood, Liver, XIII
noya, Stomach, skin, etc. II Corrects indi
gcstion. A single bottle will prove TO you its
inertia M health rencwer, for II ACTS LIKE
a CHARM, especially when the complaint il
Of an exhaustive nature, having tendency 10
lessen the natural viFor oi the brain and ncr
vOu4 system.
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z---- --'za------------'---
sPECJdL NOTICES.

.Contagion destroyed by Darbys Prophylac.
tic Fluid. See advertisement.
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j. the most elective Pain destroyer In the
world WnI mo4t surely quicken tho blood
whcthur taken internally or nppiCd cXtcr-
nuiy, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PNlN, whutnor chronic or acute, than any
other pain alluyIator, and It Is warranted dou.
bic the strength than any other similar propa.
ration.
II cures pain In the site, lack or bowels,
Soro Throat, Rhuumatism, TOothache, ami
ALL ACHES, and f. The ursat Eeliover OF
Pain. "Gi.O" Ms HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" "
should be IN every family. A toaspOOnful OF
the r.macua Ia u tumblcr OF hot water fsweot,
CnoJ, 81 pruiCrrodl, talton At bedtime, VIII
BREAK UP \ COLD. - Conts a bottle.
mlvl-T Th.F&w
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COLUMIIIA NEWS.
From our r,oguiar Correspondents,

Several young men raidod the saloon in
the rear of Blacks hotel last night, help
ing themselves literally to all tho beer
which they desired. They were arrested
aud to. day had hearing before Squire
Patton. John Lockard, for being drunk
aud diSOrderly, was discharged on payment
of the costs of suit Tho other two,
Joseph Weaver and Alex. McManus,
charged with being drunk and disordcrly,
and with the commission of malicious mis-.
chief, will be sent to jail for ~ days each
in default Of the paymcut Of the costs of
suit of tho first charge, aud will bo bound
over for their appearance at court on the
second charge Tho same parties created
great noise un tho street, before their
arrest 10y attempting to mako tho police
believe they were the escaped prisoners
from the county prison, that they might
be pursued and have = little fun They
had their fun.
Ncws Condensed.
5. Reed shot six canvas back ducks this
morning w. Given, esq, bought
John MOOro's property on Manor street --
Col. Duly 3 aud Joseph Sultzbach'B resi-
douccs entered by burglIrs on Tue sday
night nothing of value aken.-Thoa
llamakcr has lost valuable setter dog --
800 feet of new line hose received by Nigi
liant fire company. arc looking for
the escaped Lancaster prisoners. rs.-Col. b
JamiSun, OF Philadelphia, passed through
here yesterday in a fourth band coach.
He, accompanied by his family, are return.
ing from n GOO mile trip through Southern
| Pennsylvania and Northern Maryland.
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FOR Lame Back SIDE or Cnost use Sill
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, 25 cent
Sold by II. y. Cochran, iS7and i39 North Queen
troet, Lancaster. feblieod6
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aow To secure ,,saitb.

In Small Pox Scarlet rover and Dlphthora
Dnrbyg Prophylactic Fluid viii stop tho
spread ot the Infection.
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RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
OF horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Live stock a pOSlTlNECURE. may2i-2
FOR saIO nj II. q. Cochran'a' drug store l37
North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-11

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az wo 60 to press at 4 O'clock
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house.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-11

1GERS PAlN pANACEh cures n pain in
man and beast, ror use externally and inter.
unly,