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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-17

Two loct motives. built at Pbiisdel.
phis for tbs Uasadisn Pacific CompaI y,
have inst CONS over the Northern Pa.
rifse road and will BE- taken by boat 10
p ri Moody, b. q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-17

new BLOOD, NEW LIFE.-Fhis is OBJ
tanned By using Plumbers Oregon Blood
Purifier For sale everywhere. 81 per
Osttle, six for 81. aI6da6m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-17

NJ other PREF aration meets the wan S
of tue debIi.tited sy stem As does Aver :
SarsaparIlla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-17

Ayers Pills are pleasant. safe ami
sure, and exeeii all other pilIs in he linz
aud curative Qualities. They are the
best Of all pns9Ativss for family use.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-17

rHAS. NAHER. LEADING WATCH,
" maker and jewrler, in the Yesler.
Leary block, deals in Diamonds. Watches.
'ewelry. cilverware, Weber Pianos, Esrey
Organs and Other Musical Instruments
Noiarial ) al at sc. Watches and Jew,
.lry renaired and warrant. a. aeI0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-17
srRrwr Won't, appea,. % mo

SrRxEr woRx.--lt appears 90 most
people ill-advised on the part of the
City Council 10 go ON ordering the sur
vey OF new streets. advertising, etc,
vith view to improvements, eonsua.
ING time and incurFing considerable ex.
penses. when an incomplete job. par
italy paid TOR, b % been on hand for
nearly year. and 10 allowed 20 remain
in that conditions To the desriment aud
injury OF the whole city. We refer 90
James street. The city has siready ex
pended In It's improvems Mt about eight
hundred dollars. and has nothing 10
show for it OF value bot the interest
bearing warrants The reason generally
accepted for the non completion ot this
impnrtant piece Of work IL one far from
creditahle to the present City Council,
and that b.dy owes IL To itself "a <ee
that this stain 10 no longer allowed 20
rest upon u.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-17

Sick he tdache. habltual costiveness,
pains in back An limbs. loss of appetite.
bad breath and Taste in the mouth. ct :,
eniir ly cured by the use OF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-17

NAH LETTINGS on STAR Rourn-
The Postmaster General has contracted
with the following named persons TO
carry mail for two years on star routes
in Washington Territory, at the yearly
compensations stated: Brents 90 Okan-
agon. Ii. b. Eastman, $lI40: Collar TO
Moscow, G. @. Mccoy, f7ts: Hubbard
20 Squak. Joseph McReduond, $50;
Marion TO Eihi, Silas Smith, <sssl;
Mount BAKER 20 Lseonnsr, Adam Hut.
$50; Redmond TO Tolt. Iossph Me-
Redmond. x972; Stanwond to StiA-
gusmish, v, h. Pease. $50: wh.tcom
10 Edmunds. Michasl Eekerson. &sls;
whatcom to feEndsle, V. II. Pease.
$3.50; Mhstcom 3, Lynden, W. Ii Rid
enbaach. $50: whAicom 10 Sehome.
w. II. Ridenhaueh. sa0O
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-17

EXPLANATION. THAT TITLE
IL nag over tbs barn near the foot ~
"a teay .treet. - p aced there as q guide
20 DIX MEhRICk'S office, which ls on
Water o., third house from the corner Of
hassexy. Jest IN treat e TIE Oar. Nh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-17

f0OK WO a Co..
Corner Second and Main streets.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEAL
vi ers Ia gent mems white and lorrd
shtrts. and iadies AMI childrenis under.
wear OF all kinds We h we buf on. nric,
aud defy competit on. both in workman.
ship and prizes Of goods
Fire Crackers and all kinds OF Fire.
works by who esslo and retail.
Also. employment office, where Chinese
help may ~ had. mvl6Im
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15
snAKItr,s sALEs. ,


Sheriff High sold the following proper
ties al the court house 10 day
4 lot Of ground in Cherry street, Col
umbia, containing in front 81 feet, and
extending in depth 1856 iCot, on which are
erected two story frame dwelling house
aud other improvements, as the property
of George AlICubach. Sold to Jacob Gloss
brcnror, for : $50.
\ two story brick tobacco warehouse
and lot OF ground in West Willow, as the
property Of James keeuoT. Sold to James
kcener for ESQ, subject TO 81 900 mort
gage on It and other property.
\ lot Of ground in Washington borough,
containing ~ front GO feet and extending
IN der.h iGj lcot, on which are erected IA
two stony frame dwelling house and other
improvements, rs tho property Of Danl.
+. Flshol. Sold to Adam Frey, for 81 1875.
A lot OF ground on Cherry street, CoIum
bia, containing IN front % feet aud extend
ing in depth l0l feet, on which are erected
two story brick dwelling house aud
other improvements, AS the properly of
John DOwhauer. SJld 70 Fiapk Shillot
for 81, $50.
A lot of grou1d on Frederick street,
Lancaster, IS feet front and ia feet IN
depth, on which are erected two story
brick dwelling and other improvements,
as the property Of VIM. AID Halle I
Adams. Sold to NJ. +. Steigcrwalt 60,
800.
A lot Of ground on Plussran ht.
Mannheim, containing IN front q; '"a .--
extending in depth 257 feet, on ,.4,on ars
erected a one story frame blacksmith shop
two story wagon makers shop aud other
improvements, as the property of Simon
+. Frank. Sold to G. II. Hershey for
81 400.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15
Mhssaoow M,nsd Western spot soo7xc, do future,
Nos Oats without important change, inc,ud,ns
STATE seey. aq9(YB No. June, S9f136,zc
Philsdsipn,s m arsss.

c6ansea 6sLrnA, : ann, April 10 -Tlou, dull and un-
la, dnS,n Vons % Pa. family, u b0set rs Ohio 4
"a uuisna ~ family, " 500f rs Mimi extra ~ @
80 patents, ~ 75ft6 10 spring d0 sane al
nye nour at ~ t0f3 So
" nea steady ko.2 Western Rod. ee,<csssi
no. 10, SIC No. Pa. Red, sI lsSpi iS'
5iG56c. ''"''o oo miseu
2 do, tlc. ""'o']o no
Rye stesdyat 7Oc.
seeds. Clover quiet at enloo; T,motbv
du!l AZ 20 Flaxseed easisr at si IO<ti M -
PROVISIONS dull Mess PORK, Sis Ss,is 40
Becf Hams, t27 India Mess Rect. ga w
Bacon-Smoked Shoulders, Sol salt So Ti<
91Ac Smoked Hams, lS<0itxc; picked Dc
Lard dull city refined at s,4aeS loose
butchers, s{gsHo primo steam " 62dS 10
Butter dull but steady light receiptsi Cream.
cry extra, 3ld3to Il. Z. a N. Y. extra, 30 ;
hrsts, 2I026c; western extras 2Jo dc
good To choice, I7e120c.
here.
Eggs fairly active and lower Extras, i,Xn
cheese steady but quiet; fail creams, iSa
dSnGi Western do, Jc do fsir to good,
Hn lie IA, part skins. bRslsc do fancy, 7d
40 40 full skins, fresh, I75o old, eff3c.
uwssi0leum nrm refined. sls0sXo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15
Claire and Tho FYgp Hqster,
OK SILE.
!, n PRiyATE SALE.
I)UIILIC SALE.

L In pursuance OF prOCCCdingsin in partition
and by virtue OF an order, issued out OF the
Court or Common Pleas of Lancaster county,
Pa, and TO mo directed will expose to pub.
lic sale, or outcry, ut the Grape Hotel, In the
city OF Lancaster, on "Wednesday, April 10,
valuable city property.
An that certain mossuage, tenement an d lot
OF ground thereto belonging, situated on
the city OF Lancaster, Pa, containing In
front on North Queen ST. eet aforesaid,
quarter, andi depth two hundred and forty
hyc feet TO apublic alley, on which are erected
a iarSG three, story Brick BUILDING with
story hrick back Building attached also a
twostory Brick shop fronting on said alley /;
hydrnnt, fruit trees, grape, vines and other
necessary outDuilutngS and improvements
, thereon. Bounded on the north by properly
OF Thomas r. Franklin, ESQ.,, on the east by
said public alley, on the south by property OF
Samuel Demuth, ana on the west by North
Queen street, aforesaid, together with the
right and privilege to ond for the purchaser
against, into and upon the south wall OF
| the house on the adjoining premises
on tho north, over the three leet Wide alley
heI Ieinattcr mentioned and reserved, and not
lower than the height OF the firststory, and 10
break into said wall 70 the distance or depth
OF four ana a-halt ih) inches at all places
where required 10 lay girders or other timber
thereon, for the purpose OF adjoining aud con.
Meeting buildings herewith. Aud also 10
build on top OF said wall not more than nine
inches northward from the south edge OF said
wall, and which wall when built on top as
aforesaid, shall DO party wall for the use OF
the parties hereto, their heirs and assigns tor.
ever,
| subject To the use, to and for tho owner OF
| the adjoining premises on the north OF three
feet wide alley running from the front on
| North Queen street side aforesaid, east
ward over and through the herein described
| premises, along the north boundary line
! thereof, TO the distance or depth OF 5s and 81,
| ieet ana also OF threa-teet wide alley run,
| ming nom said li-teet wide alley In the real
| herein upspllDpI AZ ~,
| over ami through the same, along the nortl
| boundary line thereof, To the distance O
| depth OF Al and 3-l2 feet In common with TIN
owner OF the adjoining property on the nortl
| Us the same are now used.
Terms and conditions will be made know oI
day OF sale by JOHN IL. HIGH,
- sherin.
| SHKRIyF's OYPon,
Lancaster, Pa, Mar, 70, l6si'S m29&alAi5
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15
DAHKER's TONIC.
IN THE PILOT HOUSE,

Yes, SIR, this kind OF work obliges a man
to keep sober rs II Judge, OF all men in tho
world, steamboat pilOtsand railroad eng ineeTs
should let liquor alone, For on their clear.
ness OF sight and GOODNESS of head depends
the safety OF life ana property"
Keeping his hand on the wheel ~ no said
this, Mr. A. BrOckman, or No. 29T silver
street, Chicago, added "Of course, some OF
'em drink but the sober ones have the best
positions ana the best pay. Yes, the work and
expo rure sometimes tolls on us but tor my
part ind PARKERB TONIC TO be all tho Invig.
GRANT need. I've got II bottle aboard here
now never 40 on II trip without II When 1
haven,t any appetite, or am In any way out OF
sorts, II sets me up IN no time. II drinking
men would use the Tonic, II would help 'em
to break on. mo, that isnta light house It's
Il star, low down near the watCr,) As | was
saying, the Tonic IL new lito bottled up. You
see that flagstaff Well, with u bottle OF
PARKERS TONIC In the locker / can keep ma.
laria rs tar from me as that, all the time. My
wife has used II for three years Tor summer
complaints and collie, and rs an invigorant,
when she's tired out from overwork. She
says the Tonic is daisy. Good byeI Don't
break your neck going below"
THIS preparation, which has been known as
PARKRRs GINGER Tonic will hereafter be at.
vertiseu and sold simply under the name OF
PARKER's TONIC As unprincipled dealers are
constantly deceiving their customers by sub.
stituting Inferior articles under the name OF
tant Ingredient. we drop the misleading word
There Is no change, however, IN the prepare
ton Nsey, and all bottles remaining In the
hands OF dealers wrapped under the name OF
PARKER's GINGER TONIC, contain the genuine
medicine, II the iac simile signature OF HIS
COOK Co. Is at tho bottom OF the outside
wrapper apr2-ds6eow
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15
NEH tDPERTISEMESTS
tkIANIED-.A BOh 10 RuS ERRR n Ds
w and sell Hats. Apply on Wednesday at
SIlU LlI'S, IA North Queen street. II


two new school Houses in DIumOrc
u wnship Will be received by the Directors on
Saturday, May 3. 1854, at O'Clock, at DIumore
Centre. when and where the contract viii he
awarded tn tho lowest responsible bidder, the
Directors TCserving tho right to reject any or
all bids, specifications tor said buildings can
be seen ut the residence OF Benjunin Gutter,
president OF the Hoard, Liberty square,
JAMES q. MCSPARRhN,
ais 3tl Secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15
COLUMBIA NEWS.
HUH REGULAR vu,tnssposDnSu,
nows About tho Ktver Towu -snoieiy ava
roiice Matters Company U'sJOm-

nows About tho River Towu -snoieiy apd
foiCo MNiters-Company U's COM
lag Anniversary.
To day tho tirst coal will DO received at
BruUoI's coal whaTves.
This mornings market began at D 80,
and was poorly attended
The Pennsylvania railroad pay car was
here yesterday paying of tho uumpany's
employees
Yesterday Paul Read caught four shad
and To day two more. 1t looks as though
thoio might DO some shad fishing after all.
Rafting ON the river goes on, but slow.
ly. Tho business outlook ut Marietta,
the principal lumber maj kct, is exceedingly
quiet.
A beautiful collection of stuffed birds IL
displayed la n window Of Brugh's down
town drug store. II embraces nineteen
varieties.
The Columbia fro oompany's fair opens
tn night IN tho EtmoIy, which bas boon
beautifully trimmed Tor tho occasion, On
Thursday, from 10 y, m, tho iI,I sup
per VIII he l,ld.
\ car or the irigh, tram drawn by
engine No. l6j l.. H. II, was wrcckcr this
morning at O'Clock at n point one milo
east of MOuulyille by brokou axle
Tho Columbia wIockcrB cleared away the
wreck.
Personal
Mr., A. y. EshlCman loft to day Tor
PUttstowD, whcrC lo has accepted a
desirable position in "a dry goods store.
Gen. VIM. Patton, vito and daughter
Miss Auuuc, are spoudipg a few days in
FhilairlVhta,
society mRtteIs
To night Con. Welsh post No. rs, @.
A. u. will hold "A meeting.
Chiquesaluuga tribe If Red Men meets
to night.
Putnam circlo, B L. (I. F. G, 4
will hold meeting tO night.
Last night wagon was Ohlnond of by
Conostoga lodge, Kuights Of pythtas. 1t
was drawn by Daniel Beck, who hold tho
fortunate ticket, No. %.
Prssbytori.n spcihJis
Next Thursday week tho picshy.
tCriaus will repeat their hOciabie. The
programme at the last entertainment was
considered somewhat Icugthy, aud that Of
the next is to be much abridged. The
success Of thcse soUiablcs is proved by the
desire ui many that they bo repeated,
Company a.. Am riyCrssry.
Lieutenant Bennett and ECkmIn aud
Fust Sergeant AN. Slade werc appointed
committee by Company G At IsJ night
meeting To mako all necessary arrange
mc0t3 for the coming anniversary banquet
which 30 To- bo held at Warren's restaurant
ou TO cvrDirg Of April 2Sth. On that
ovouiuE before attending tho banquet, the
company will have public driIl aud fun
dress inspection in tho armory.
Police Intelligence
No clues hat might lead TO the discov-
cry oI the perpetrators Of tho lato fires in
Marietta lave vet boon found The eX.
C.tCmg-, ~ tho town is passing away.
Two naiu jumpers were taken to the
county itri fal 10 days each this morning,
by OGias. Kennedy, ol the +. Il. X, police.
lhny wcro arrestod yesterday.
Ouicor Holman, on X. " {. railroad
policeman, arrested man and woman
yostordIy for stealing wood from tho
oouI uIauy's yards here. They were re
leased Ti,h d Nlruing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15
T. Iadeiphpa cattle Marker,

MONDAY, Aprflt--The arrivals OF live
n se bSexSyS yarns sssar
hogs. Previous weeK-2,Wo beeves. 1000
sheep, 5000 hogs.
week has been rather inactive, rs tho Easter
season somewhat restricted the demand for
meats, and butchers oniy bought sparlpgy.
time past, prices were traction lower on ex-
ira aud Nc lower on the other grades.
WeQuotc aS follows:
Extra, 7@1Ic Good, 6Jfaeic; Medium,
bA@6hc Common, 6g5ko.
Country Fat Cows were inactive aud lower
at 3Sq5c. with sales OF extra choice as high
miichcows were In fair demand at ssOa7o.
Veal calves were inactive and lower at bIsEp
7ISc.
Sheep and Lambs were In light supply and
with good demand prices oontin ued steady
No sales were under sc per pound, but IL was
for the reason that no eHtreme common ar
rived.
wequote as follows:
Extra, 6Nsp7c Good, 6Il98Lc; Medium $40
&C.: Common, 5a5Hc; Lambs, 5asc;
Hogs were dull and prices OF all stock de-
clined nc per pound.
we quote Western at s9sHc; Country at
saskc.
Among the sales at the Vest Philadelphia
Rodger Maynes, so Lancaster county at
Daniel Murphy Il5 Lancaster cou uty and West
ern and Maryland, 6I.lQT1c.
John McArdle: se Lancaster county, and Pa,
e. 5. McFiiiin,- MFiYii-i 100 Lancaster co. and West.
merilIas; eEn; SiaSI1.S i5S IsSsos,er o, and ws.,sr
D. smyth ( G-i Bro, i5o Western & Lancaster co..
Hippls \ Bro. $50 country cows, 4s5c.
J. Y. Latta, 60 Chester co, 5A07c.
A. & j. Christy. l6' Pa, Va. and Western, 60
owen Smith, Ss Pa, to Joel Henry, ss7lIc; IT
West Va, to Seymour & Cham
bers, 6ST+c; % Western, 10 Martin
Fuller n Co, bn1l.C,
g. schamberg & Co. lso Western, 8lI@7llc.
sehamburg . Paul. Us Penn'a and Western,
Inv, S5;n Sg5hG; a. wo.,or, .,, ,o..,.
61497Hc; 100 country cows, idb,.
Sol. Lowenstein, 81 western, 81 4g64c 40 coun-
rsooc ,a,.r ,ry 70 cS1si SSsi, sss'e; eS. sasxo
NJ. uiman. 3ss Lancaster county and Western,
Yacnman { T1i Levi, 40 Western and Pa, e4o
NJ. Levi. s. rs; Western and penn'a, s.az1o.
u. Chain, 10 country COWS, tfpttc.
James Clemson, IS Lancaster CO., 69ic
Abe ostheiin, 10 Western: 9. .soec 10 Bucks
county cows, iG6c,
Y. scheetz, q Western, 6A9Tc.
n HoI T. Herbert lS York county. a497Ho.
DRRssRD MgArs.
City Dressed Beeves wore active and closed
at 92plOhc, with sales OF comnon cows as low
as 7hc.
ABATToiR sALss.
Rodger Maynes, 30 head, sIs0iOEc.
&. y. Dengler, 70 head, 9hBl0xc.
l.. McCandless \ Co, ia head. aH@lOhc.
J. II. Lowden, 81 head. aI41l0{c.
III. q. BeCkman, 81 head, sipl0l.c.
John III. v ard, 5S head, splOkc.
Dressed sheep were active ut sgllc. Lambs
at lOGl2dc.
SALES LAST WEEK..
Jos. II. McFillin n Co. 357 head, 09llc.
,,Jos' Jos' II. McFiilin Co., Il head lambs. lG0
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OBITUARY,


Sister Heding. of the order of St Fran
els, who had beon stationed ~ st. Joseph +
hospital, this city, died on Sunday oven
ing Of consumption. Deceased vas %
years of age and her family name was
Catherine Neht. She WAS native of
Baltimore ana had been sister for ten
years. For five years she was teacher
at the academy attached to St. Joseph 3
church, this city, aud afterwards went to
Philadelphia, Last week she returned to
this city and went to st. Joseph's hos
pital. This morning funeral services were
held in tho chapel OF tho hospital and at
/ O'Clock the body was taken to Glen
Riddle, Chester county, where the inter.
ment will be made.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15

Last evening Frank Leisy, employed al
Isaac OILERS hardware store, was driving
young horse near tho almshouse, when
another team drove up behind him.
His horse frightened and, beginning
to jump, got ono Of his hind legs over tho
single tree. Leisy held to tho limos and
endeavorcd To get out Of tho wagon.
la ~ doing bo was caught by the
wheel and dragged for 30 yards. when he
ran tho horse against u fence. The wagon
was badly broken and Lcisy had an ankle
sprained, one foot badly cut aud was
bruised about tho body.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15

New YORK, April 15.--Judge Van
Brunt has rendered decision in
the suit brought by the Metro
politau elevated railroad, against the
Manhattan elevated, New York Gle.
vated and others. II was an action
brought TO set aside an agreement reduc.
ing the rental of the Metropolitan road
from ten to six per cent. The decision
says the plaintiff is entitled to judgment,
relieving all the parties from the assess
ments on making such restitution az he
suggests.
The Nal says there is no doubt but
Judge Van Brunt's decision III the elevated
railroad case will be reserved by the court
Of appeals.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15
VIEW ADYERTfsEMENTs.

i"E LARGEST AMI BEST STOCK Ur
Euchre, Casino and Poker cards IRONS
per pack M.
HhRTMhN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15

Ever since tho storm of last Wednesday
gangs of men in the employ of the tele-
phone company have been busy at work
making repairs. They find it to bo very
large job, AZ most of their wires have been
broken. Superintendent Reese states that
by this evening the necessary repairs will
6e made in the western part of tho city.
TO morrow men will be put to work on
tho eastern part and on the lines between
this city aud Now Holland and Strasburg
Eight miles Of the line to New Holland
arG down.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15
Live stock m nrkos ,

CHIcAdo-iIogs-Receip $500 head ship
ments. $500 head the market was weak and
10 cents lower; rough packing, t lOg6 10
heavy ut 81 i5a6 t5 fancy light at s6 80 light
Cattle-Receipts, $500 head shipments, 200
do. market was fairly active; shipping
good to choice shipping steers, % t0D6 80 !;
CorR-ted Texans, o. ~.
sheep-Receipts, 500 head shipments, 1000
head the demand was fair the market was
steady and unchanged inferior to fair, 50 TOO
10 .medium to good, 81 sO05 60; choice 10
extra, 50 7516 80:
Lambs sold at 81. Tho Journals Liverpool
special reports no change IN American live
stock
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15
Died In q DeDauch,

James Daugherty, aged 60, without
family and blacksmith, carrying on bust.
ness at Battle Swamp, about three miles
from Port Deposit, and living with his
brother ard two other men in a cottage
near by, was found dead in his bed Sunday
morning. There was evidence of debauch
among the mon tho night before. His
companions were examined, but as they
were still in a badly muddled condition,
nothing definite was elicited. The jury
brought in verdict of death from causes
unknown
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15
From DEATHS Door,

NJ, NJ. DovCrCauk, OF IOnIa, Mich, was n
sight 10 behold. He says I" had no action Of
the Kidneys ana suffered terribly. My legs
were ~ big M my bouy and my body M big as
barrel The best doctors gave me up. III.
naIiy Z tried kidncy-wort In tour or I've
days "A change came, In eight or ten days ! was
on my foot, and now | am completely cured.
II was certainly miracie." All druggistg
keep kihncy.wort, which Is put up both In
liuuid and uTy form
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15
Western Grain m arkc,,

IL iBoRIA.-Corn was quiet new mixed at AN
i'Ho new rejected, t,h0+Skc.
Uats were lower No. white, 3Jfe3 Lo.
hye dull ana nominal new No. 2, b7Sl57l<c.
MILWAUKEE -whea was steadyi No 2 MIL.
B9sc June, Ssssc.
Corn was quiet; No. 2, sic rejected, tsc.
Uas duil No. 3le white, 36GD3sk.
nnyo was Inactive; No, l. 59xc.
a. bsIIey hiRher No. spring cash and April
asH16sc May, 6gkc; No. z spring extra $50
bid. fe ' Wv
DETROIT Wheat DUH No. white fall, cast ,
sshc; April. 9sAc bid May, 6sAc; June, 9gkc;
No. rod, 9So No, white, gsNc.
C0rn-No 3 Bike.
Oats-No white, 3Ss1o No. Z, SEC.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15
Mahh H1s,
New York nIarhots

NHw YoRK, April IS. = Flour dun
Choice do, o. OO@6 90 Fancy 40, o. 10
as 5Oi Round Hoop Ohio, % 26ai 90 I;
g. C0gS IS; common 10 good extra do, o. sd
8 80 cho co do, 81 6Og8 so; choice White
Wheat do, - $500 90, Southern dull and
TO choice do, o. 80Gl6 20,
Wheat kGDNc higher, variable and vory un-
settled trade less active No: Red, May,
N OSs4 Aug, N 0 bid, sl 0lI< asked.
Corn hUHo better later lost advance
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-15

Mi Isaac {. Chapman, druggist, NowburP,
n y. writes " have tor the past ten years
sold several gross OF DR WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. l can say of II
what cannot say Oi nuv other medicine.
have never had II CustO nor speak oi 1t but to
praise it, virtues In tn" highest manner.
nave recommended II in II great many cases
OF " hopping Cough, with the happtcst effects.
have used It in my own family tor many
years in fact, always have a bottle IN the
medicine closet ready tor use"
AIN W.tSw