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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-22

iolt weak Hud ltuguii hud pI'piRtiOp
Of the heart aud uumbuUss OF the liIhb-. mr.
dock WgOd BN crS have Crrt,inlv TcligvOd me.
they are most excellent" MIR. !. NJ. wright.
For sale hv ~. E. Cochran, druggist, l3l and
lSJ North Queen aircUt
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WAsuNGToN, July % For tho Middle
Atlantic states, slightly warIaor, fair
weather, west tu south winds.
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,rKaSDOPr~ ~fnR

'Ra NJ OFS ~iHR
~ TlIl- EVENING,
Rt the Law RuiluIng hGsJ4u. Nmf. corner BU<e
and Grant streets Early IhiCE'n Corn SOUP
LuuCu. Our iri mis- ant the public HIr in
vit"d The Ciiy Blui wit bu prc-rnt. kOh.
lCT's Ice COld Celebrate 4 IirrT on tap
IL kITCH " SrArLEtORU, Props.
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' DEATHS.

CALDER July u, 1851, George Calder, sr.,
agcu - yehIs, moalhs Gnd y days.
Funeral from his luteresidenCe, No. 81 n orth
Limo ttrceL Wednesday 23d inst, et pm.
i2l.1Is
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18TH Cake Stand, Chased and Gold ined,
l!tn. Fruit stand, Rock Crystal Gu Glass,
100 Boxes DAYS SOAP to be distributed
among remaining highest competitors.
SPECIAL PREMIUM OF go tor the neatest
list with iewest errors. provided the list has
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what ". Dan uurc, 1T. Not endure.

II We can cure an ache,Or Il sprain, or pain,
or II lHmCuCss or burn, or Il hruisr, or bltC'
by using Thomas FclectTic OF, lots do IT..
Thomas EcieCtric OF Is known to be good.
Let's try II, FOR sale bv IL. b. Cochran, drug-
gist l37 aud l39 North Queen street.
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Thousands Ot People In and around LanCss.
ter can tell you how reasonable We have sold
our Clothing throughout the entire season,
ami can praise the II & aud workmanship.
To-day the marked down prices OF u great
heap OF It 80 low that 10 buy now would be u
saving OF money tor another year.
An exceptional good ATWOOD suit for II
man has been cut down from the very low
price OF tlOO to fS 90, and Rn extra good IN
digo All.W OUl Blue serge Sack suit from sl3 90
to ell 90.
Those OF yOurhat ara looking for Bargains
In Clothing either tor Men or Boys, win hnd
plenty Of IL here To select from, ANA ut very
low prices.
The furnishing Goods Department is tull OF
little things that are essential to mans happi'
ness and comfort In warm weather. The
Patent Eighmie Shirt tor Dress Is perfect Mt,
ting and worthy trial. Sold tor Sl,O or % I.
Tor u dozen.
A stil Further Reduction is being made in
the prices OF Straw Hats. just as soon rs one
lot IL closed out Rt D. 80 or 20 cts other aud bet
ter goods are marked down TO take theiI
places
specially in Shoes for Men, Boys and
Youths IL fun line OF MI widths OF u certain
mako OF Shoe called tho Gem. They are me
uium In price, but tor hard wear with ease
and comfort they are the best We know OF
Be sure you COme aud SEQ them. RemembCl
they are called Gems uGd uro made expressly
tor us.
The assortment OF Ladies' and Children
hoes IL growing Lager each month rs Oul
trade increases, and We learn better you
wants ana wishes.
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Nb7iLLIAMs1N E rusrtR
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SECOND EDITIO N.
TUESDAY EVENING, july %, ise4.
THE ELEMENTS.
5000 AVmns or oEaIN BUnNrp
roTrihc Hsiu, Hail and WIND storm In
Observation-Disclosures Demolished and
crops Badly Damaged.


Sioux FALLS, Dakota, July % Yes
terday afternoon a destructive wind, rain
and hail storm visited southeastern Da-
kota. At Carthage, near Iroquois, n strip
five miles wide was cut by hail. In Dell
Rapids, 20 miles west Of here, great de.
struction ensued. The lower portion of
Crossman Brothers, store spread and let
the top story, occupied az an odd Fellows
hall, telescope'down into 1t. Tho other
stories were damaged. Two ware houses
near the depot were blown down.
Tho Congregational church and school
house were demolished the spire of the
Presbyterian church was blown of John
Paul's lumber yard was wrecked, and a
number Of buildings were destroyed. The
crops were badly cut by hail, and telegraph
lines prostrated. At town II miles
north, g. L. Bert's store was blown down,
and the goods werc scattered over tho
prairie. 1re loss is $1,000 At Sioux
Falls there was no hail, but tho wind did
damage to the extent of $2 600. OF the
crops, corn suffered tho most damage.
The loss being estimated Mt per cent.
At Valley Springs the flax mill of II G.
Toney was destroyed, also a roller skating
rink.
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MRS. ar. wnrton'- r.,loalcaIrsn.

hOIhCr Walton has prcSCyibpd this valuable
muuiCirr tor Il Errst many ycnI-ln her private
practice. II has proved an uuihiling specific
Ia tho Treatment Ot the many disorders to
which the irnl1Ir cOul,llufiOn f. subject It
"a Il Huru cure tor The monthly troubles that 80
many wO zen .u0cr Mailed on receipt Ui
price, h0c 2. III Uv II. II. Cochran, druRgist.
l37 and l.1 hOtth Duouu street. t3I
THg public lacks not genuine rnmedy tor
skin Diseases In Glcuu's sulphur soap. "IIiIl'-
Hair pyu,' IlaCk or ~ wu, 80 cents
iy2l. - drOd&w
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Lonfgh Navigation Company. ~
Norrtstown Railroad ..................ss.foI
Buffalo, N Y, aud PhiiaIelphia. ......... ~
Littlo Schuvlkil Railroad --............s... 90
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RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseasos
thorse, cattle sheep, hogs, poultry and MI
Live Stock, POslTlNECURE. may2l-2
FOR sa'e at II. b. Cochran's drug store I37
NOrth OnRNn Atrnat
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Thty nrnY IL 70 lte CnoIere.

FARI', July 22.-At a meeting 0f tbc
municipal counsel Of Paris, the director Of
public aid declared that no case OF genuine
Asiatc or sporadic cholera had been 70
ported at the Paris hospitals, The deaths
which had been attributed to cholera wore
really due to other causes
viii riI Toulrn oi Refuse.
PARIS, July % -Heucetorth at Tuulou,
all night soil. garbage aud other offensive
matter will be carried to sea IN p!uggec
boats, and emptied there.
sinos Sane aud Scon To-day.
MARsEILLEs, July % Flight death
from cholera between . O'clock aud nool
! u day.
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firs in the Fields.

MODESTO, Gala, July, 22.--A terrible
fire ragged on Sunday in the southern part
Of the San Joaquin valley. Thousands
Of acres OF grain wero destroyed. The
farmers after well organized struggle,
succeeded in checking the flames. Tho
fire started again yesterday morning ia
wheat field near hote. aud an alarm
was instantly telegraphed and telephoucd
to all available points. Two thousand
men from tho different sections hastencd
To the rescue. The old fashioned prairie
manner Of fighting a fire with fire was
rosorted to, and at 3:3J M, after q des e
parate struggle, the fire was gotten under
control. The streets here and at Oikdale
are filed with men with scorched faces and
siuGed hair. Six thousand acres of grain
and several large dwellings, we're destroyed.
The loss Is estimated at $50 600.
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FniIaueipniS.
Quotations by Assoeiatet Press.

stocks steady.
Philadelphia r. ET,s Il. E.,....,..... IL
f0Gilng hhlliOhu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l2iA
f1UnsylyGuia t.ailrULi, 6lFa
i.VhtgA valley HliirJllt t....................., "a
United Companies Or New Iorlsy .u,.....,l9l :
northern EaCtlc,,.s,,.,,....,..4r., IS
h0TrnGrn PGcilc PTatcEre l...........,,. go 449z
ECgJAgIu Central railroad .....u,,,,,,,, see,
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BAR HARBoR, Me-, July 90 Mr.. Blaine
and family arrived here last evening.
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HhEE'S PAIN PANACEA cures IA pain IN
man LuG uagst, For usu externally and inter
nRllY.
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NEw I"yEHrt,EAGYIs.

~ tNFEKItSDrD " ItAif " MUSE
~ tor tho -iUk. can Ir employed by .hos"
requiring his services Dy applying ut 80. ~
CuGkCH STKEk1.
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Is tho most effective Pain Destroyer IN the
wor.H. Wii mot surely I"'ckcn tho FLOOD
whether r.nnu internally or applet oNter'
nNlY, ana thuT1Oy mos" certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic OF acute, than any
Dtncr pain Glleviai0r, aI,d II % warranted dOu,
bic the stTcaSth OF ANY simunT preparation.
II Cur"a pain ia Iru stlr. nnCk or GOwUlR,
S"io TJTur,, Gnouu rbm, TOUll-Che, and
AL. hClJrs, UuN T. Eno UccaI I.olisvor oi
rniu. ""kO" N's UOU5EuDLD PANhCEA" "
-rOud ua IN every faulty. y gunsuOoniul Oi
.hc FuiN""a- IN u tuIub'or OF hnt water sweet
eUud, Il prclu"rdl. .t,kon ut ~ utmc, Will
BREAK Up : com. y couta u nOttl0
lnM1 n INN W : w
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CHOLERA.

rit'y. EiCht Deaths at ToaIon nuI sIar-
stiIIus.
PARIS, July 22 Thirty deaths from
| cholera ~ Marsailles lAat night aud
twenty. eight at Toulou. 4 panic was
created IS Tuulon last night by the arrival
Of one bundled cctli1s. lu order to allAy
the excitement the coilirg wcre sent away
0gGlu.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-22

IsTAr,ID-A GUOD. nONESr BOY,
w about i years OF age, to act IA AN at
tendHut to u blind person, who Is travelling
with goods. suitable boy will be- well patu.
Reference gcQuiIud. Address.
GEORGE ". IRWIN,
iy2SlllR6itw Bart, Lancaster, Co, Pa.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-24

DR.. L1EBIG's INvrGoRAToR, No. 2. is the only
cure for PEosTAroRRHEA. By 1t MANHOOD is re-
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Price OF either Invig0rat0r. 81. Case
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DR. Liebig 4 Go. treat successfully by Honn-
oeoparhy every form of SPECIAL PRIVATE or
CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or naseous
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| up Geary Street from Kearney- Main EnEranc
| through Dispensary Drug Sfer.
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uUV IL - - t11U ~
PRIVATE DIsPENyARY.
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the % cScts u Yonthfni Indscr,rons oe
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ps tence, Lost Manhood, confusion Of ideae, duh
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my Hospital Experience
Fl abeen surgeon in charge OF two leading hos.
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only to be skilful nd successful Physician aud
Surgeon. thoroughly informed in my speciality
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All applying to me will receive my honest optn~
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Thorough examination, including chemical and
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November 2, 1883-tt.
hours. 9 to daily. s to evening. Sundays from
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result of many years of special practice and b ara
study, Which under my special advice has neu sr
taiiett Of success in the cure of Lost Manhood
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TAKEN UP.

CAME TO MY RANCH ON
A Shafer creek, about the 1st of
A July, one black horse. No brands
A little white on right hind foot; small
white in forehead. The owner is request
ed to prove property, pay charges and take
the same away. JOHN HOWE.
Shafer creek, Boise county, Idaho.
October 2i, ISS4-w3
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consisting in stock at Publishers prices.
IF we do not have the Book or piece of
Music wanted, will procure it for you.
Give us trial and you win lose nothing
Mar 5, Soft.
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GENTS clothing cleaned and men6ed,
in first-class style by Mrs, ]. W. REEL
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LEGAL BLANKS.

All kinds Legal Blanks, just printed.
OF extra good paper and for sale al
this office.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-07-04
4 Neat MISsive.

Col. Robert G. Ingerson was inns
ed to attend a II cent dinner of the
Clover Club, a famous Eastern organ
zation, and he thus expressed his ne
grets: II regret that it is im2ossibk
for me to be in Glover with you To-
morrow. A wonderful thing is cloya,
1t means honey and cream; that ish
say, industry and contentment; that
to say, the happy bees in perfumsd
fields and at the cottage, Old Bos, The
bountitul, serenely chewing sat;sfac
tion's cud, in that blessed twilight
pause, that, like a benedichon, isk
between all tolls and sleep. The cos
er makes me dream of happy houn-
of childhood's rosy cheeks-of dim
pied babes-of wholesome loving
wives-ot honest men, of spring and
brooks, and violets, and all there is Of
stainless JOY in peaceful human life. 4
wonderful word is clover. Drop thee
and you have the happiest of mankind
Take away the C and r. and you have
the only thing that makes heaven d
this dull and barren earth. Cut of Tie
# alone and their remains warn
and deceitful bud that sweetens breath
and keeps the peace in counties
homes whose masters frequent clubs
After all, Bottom was right: God
hay. sweet hay, hath no fellow"
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SENATORIAL.

The Democratic Senatorial Conven-
tiop which met at Moberly, on Tues
day, resulted in the nomination oil w.
NJ. Van Cleve, of Mscon, on first bal
lot. The candidates before the con
vention were Knott, of Schuyler, De-
France, of Adam and VanCleve, of
Macon. There are open charges of
treachery on the part of certain dele
gates sent and instructed for DeFrance
While the democracy are accustomed
to such things it remains to be seen
whether they will swallow the dose and
vote the ticket. Whoever beats
Macon county in convention must
get up early. She is generally solld
for a Macon man withous regard to
fitness, quality or politics.
This end of the district ought to
kick vigorously and we believe if the
republicans make a judicious nomina-
ton the doughty Macon General may
not have such an easy walk over as
some imagine. We favor straight
nomination and vigorous canvas of
the district.
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Kansas Letter.

GALvA, MCPHERSON Co. KANSAS,
June 26 I884-EDrToR GRAPHIC.
AS want to inform you where to send
our paper l thought it would not be
amiss to say something through the
columns of your paper in regard to
our western home. We left Moulton
Iowa June II CARVED here the 18th"
a distance of about tour hundred and
fifty mules. We came by the A. T. &
S. F. rout. As we travelled westward
the country became more level and the
crops looked better specially wheat.
The first appearance of this town.
(Galva).to a stranger is not very attrac-
tive it being SO very level and fiat, but
let him become interested in business
and l think life would assume new
charms. The present time at this
place is an era of great enterprise in
building and reftting dwellings and
places OF business. Means have been
wanting and a great many of the houses
are small just make-shifts, intended in
most of cases to be supplanted by bet
ter buildings. The churches. two in
number, M. E. and Presbyterian, in
point OF comfort and neatness excel
many of the eastern churches. The
schools in themselves testify of the
generosity and high aspirations of the
people. There are three stores that
keep a general stock of goods two of
them are large stone buildings one
kept by the Robb Bros the other kept
by Duplee & Jennings; there are three
hotels several boarding houses; one
billiard hall, two livery stables, two lum.
Der yards, two elevators, one large mill
no grog shops, one drug store. The
town is four years old, has a population
OF 400. it has improved one half in the
past year. The farms are quite well
improved; crops having been good for
four years in succession and the pros
pect good this year especially for wheat
Fruit is not going to be very plentiful,
there will be some peaches. There is
one DR.. lives here as but yet / have
not heard of any sickness.
MRs.Dorr JENNINGS
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Colorado Correspondence

r.
GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. June 40
Considerably time has elapsed since
writing for your ever welcome paper.
We are having nice warm days and
cool nights. II it had not been for the
cold nights Grand and Gunnisol, rivers
would haze swept everything clean. AS
it is they have got portion ofthe river
crops. Grand river has fallen but is a
coming up again and liable to get high
er..than ever. On the IS OF this month
there were six rail road bridges went
floating down the river one right after
another. A sight not often seen. A
letter from Aspen informs US there is
from S to 10 feet of snow in that vlcin-
ity.
From, the present out look Grand
valley is going to produce very fair
crop this year: oats and wheat look
well. There is more than ten times
as much sowed this year than last, new
potatoes are now on the market and all
kinds Of vegetables. Cabbages are
heading and will he ready for market
in two weeks. We have net had a
train from the east for six days and not
liable to for six more, if the river comes
up again as it now promises. 1t is
raining in tue mountains SO you must
not wonder if this letter is two or three
weeks getting to you. Mr.. Barnett
lost eight log houses by the caving in
Of the banks on Grande river. The
head of the ranchmen ditch has wash
ed all to pieces also the Pacific slope
head gate is gone. The pioneer is in
danger OF washing out The brick
machine has resumed m anufactur-
ing brick for the school house. 1t is
to be two story brick with a stone
foundation of seven feet from the
ground and to cost ten thousand dol
lars The contract was let on the 18th
Mesa County's assessment runs up over
two million dollars this wear. Las,
year 1t was nine hundred and fifty foul
thousand and in 1882 it was fifty Sly
thousand, so much for Mesa Co. The
stock business is what counts up; :here
has been a very large amount of cattle
brought in this spring one firm landed
fifty car loads here last week.
The wind has been blowing from
the Wasatch range for two or three
days, there is storm a brewing
Most all our rain comes from the ives
and we have had considerable ttr
spring. 10. S.
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Radical Ridge Record.
GRAPHIC Reporter.

r. 4
Church and Sunday school are both
very largely attended. ]. M. Mccall
gave US neat little talk. viii Cord
ray is to talk for US at the usual hour
next Sunday.
Everybody is invited to attend meet
ing the I2th and I3th inst. at 1890,
2:so and go each day. There will
be room for all that come. Rev.
Wheat can talk loud enough for all to
hear.
One boy out this way that did not
read NJ. Quad's words to the boys
about leaving home. He LETT Thurs
day before dinner and has not returned
yet.
Mr.. Eli Oxley is confined to the
house. He had a surgical operation
performed for the piles.
noticed R. E. Dodson out Sunday
visiting his Alma. don't know whether
it was his Alma Mate.he-r or not.
MIR. Borden's boy and buggy seems
to have started the ball to rolling or
especially in the buggy line. Jas. J.
Burris has been married three years
next corn shucking time and has no
boy yet, so he got new top buggy.
N. ]. Northrup has been married
over twenty-five years and, well, he
got new two-seated spring platform
rig last Monday.
Some prowling chaps raised the top
of S. Bartholomew's milk house shor,
time ago and helped themselves to the
cream from one of his cans of milk
A dose OF epicac Or lobelia would be
! good medicine for such.
Ella and Myrtle Hayward had {
stIcaK oI sweet luck last tuesday eve
ming as they went home from school
They found a swarm of bees hanging
on bush by the road side.
| Our school closes next THURSDAY
until the first of September.
Corn is growing finely. 1t is clean
er than it was at this time last year
Miss Emma Wood was elected Sec
retary OF our Sunday school last Sun
day as successor to DR.. Hibbard, re
signed.
Mr.. Vaughn, wife, and Mrs. Wooe
were visiting in Sullivan county las
week.
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ADAIR COUNTY.
is Seen by an Illinois aTan--Tnter-
estiDg Notes and observations.
lGraphic corrcspondcnce.]


After parting with you on the aad Of
May last. John Beall, Esq, came to
the Pool House with fine team and
took me aboard. We went to Will
mathville, some fifteen miles northeast
of your city. Wilmathville village is
well situated. near the corner OF four
counties, and commands good trade.
1t has two contemplated railroads, only
on paper so far. was much pleased
with the condition of your csunty and
its towns and The scores of fine rolling
farms, its fine stock, and well to do
farmers and business men. Missouri
is making more money and doing
more business, according to her popu.
lation, than Illinois or Iowa. The
whole state seems t, be enjoying a
boom, and is rolling up substantial
wealth in manner not to be sneered
at by any other section.
We are moving along slowly up here.
Our crops look fair and some of us are
smiling at the prospect. Mr.. Sam'l
Pickering, of Ball Bluff farm, Hender.
son county. puts on a big gnn. He
has just sold fifty fat steers at SIS
each. Most of them will go to feed
the Johnny Bull children. 1t pays to
make fat beef, mutton, pork and nice
butter and cheese.
We are having cool nights and scald.
ing days this week and it may rust the
crops. Farmers are laying by Their
corn in fine condition. Clover is no,
fit to cut. Fishing is very fine now on
the Mississippi river Some have beer
caught that "fop the beam" at1oo lbs
River business good and steam boa,
excursions thick. Put Henderson
county five to eight for Blaine.
Oquawka, Ills, June aS. L. w.