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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-22
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Home Proof.
Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatsm.-
suffered Tenioly-"Soihins seemed to help me
tf t ZEPH: PHILLIPS,
Wheeling. ". Va.
Ca.arrh, Polypus Of Nose. Impaired voce.-suf.
Tered tor years patent medicine failed TO help me.
Dr.. Smith completely cured me" 49, =
CHARLES CHADDUCg,
Oh spe!del & Co., wheeling, ". Va,
Dyspepsia and liberated Stomach
me-" THOMAS HOLT, insurance Agent.
FisnHsd them for font tSgEsesn year. p: Smith
F., scroiula Running Sores on Head.-"Ay son was
afflicted toI fourteen year,. Nothing seemed 10
MRS. CATHERINE GAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling ". Va.
Cancer.-"sufe,ed for years with Cancer, Had
cut out three times It returned after each oper.
alton. Or. emith cured me without tniie, cauk!ic
o. pain" Ma. II. NJ CIRCUIT.
Piles, Fhtula o! Anus.-Fl.. on my back for IS
weeks. Reported dying. Dr.. snith cured me
THOMAS coLvIN,
Wholesale Grocer. Main ST., wheeling. ". Va
E:eIslsoas ., SSefs.n pIolspsus and Piles
Dr.. Smith cured me Without knlie.n -
.1s WARRINGTON DELANY,
Martins Ferry.
Rev. q. o. Ladd vr!tes:-"Dr. Smiths p,o!cs.
aoual services IN my family have been most satiS
factory. and commend him to all Al Eeutleman
and skilliul physician" 'ss.a -, = -
Mrs. Margaret kolb says: " had been suffering
for seven years and treated BY many phJ,icians lof
dyspepsia. Dr.. Smith said had tape worm md
In eight hours removed monster leo feet long"
FcmAls conlplains.-Thsee years In hospitals for
females, give me peculiar gdvartsyesin such cases
Persons cured Of cataryk. diseases OF heat, liver.
stomach, kidaeys, ekin blood, rcrTous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, sc,oiul1 aud
asthua testify TO my success So :
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients At . distance may be tres.ed by latter
and satisfaction guaranteed. A chart for relt.ex.
admission scat on receipt OF two three cent stau.s
and advice returned free. -ar-I-7 - >
1. n. to7r. T., daily. Call on o, address
- JOHN E SMITH, Z. D.,
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NOW, il l bought such pat from Mr..
Sage on the 18th Of las! month";" eaid the
broker, " should probably have taken ad.
vantageof the contract to-day, bought in
one hundred shares Of Lake Shore at, saw,
IS, and put or delivered 1t to him. He
would then be bound by his put or con.
tract TO take the stock from me at one DAYS
notice and pay the price specified in the
contract, which is 9S. This would leave
me net profit on the transaction OF Sl,lOO.
On the ether hand, suppose it had been q
'bulp market for the last thirty dave, and
| had boughta cali instead OF 3 put
Here is blank CALI
NEW YORK. -, lsS.
For value received the bearer may call on me ior
- shares Of the stock Of the
railroad company. ct - percent. any time In -
days from .dlte. Fl
Tbs bearer y entitled to all dividends or e1t,a
DIVIDENDS declated curing tie time. =
EIp!res- 49,, lsS.
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WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIV.
w slOH, B. d o. &. 3.
On and after November Is, tre;.J will s,,,7.
Snd depart IS iollows-Wheeling time:
For pit1bulgh-e:0 s. N. snG S:c5 .. NJ daily,
except Sundays
For washing.on-6:eo. POS .. H., sos, 5:I5 pm.
From Ptsburgh-35o 4. Il. and 6:3u p. IN. daily,
except sunday. "a
From Taaingtou-s:oo, $50 q. H., LIB, ESQ n m,
Daily except sunday. 10 ~ =.
Trains leaving wheeling at GO e. m. and s6s r,
2. make close connection st Washington toi
MAyneahurg, and 1t Pittsburgh with Trains on
fltnburgh Drsion for baltimore end Conrellsyillk
Coke Region, and points east OF P!tbbursn,
OK LORD, Gen. rSss. Agl, Baltimore, Id,
IHOS: ~: King, Gen. sup,, Sittaou:gn, Pa.
D.. 4. u. SMITH, Pas. Agent Ptttsbur,,h Pa y.
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2 = TI- CIeveIand. Ohio.
Wholesale Agsats: Logan & Co., Wheeling,
". Va, and J. @. DENT & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. -,-----.-- re-
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Unicc, a"s. rs ava VI 1 onriccnih strcst.
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The best evidence Of a phyEiclAn's success Is the
testimony his patients. The increasing de-
dealt honorably. and fairly with those who have
con1ulted me. never use a patients name with.
out permission, though have many hundred Ger.
had been pronounced lncurable. Athoroueh med.
ical education. with many years hospital experi.
ence and familiarity with therapeutic agents,
close observance Of temperhmental peculisrit!es
aud strict attention 10 hygientc management, In.
sures success, cure Is possible, aud frankly give
the pktient nv onlnfnA 7'-'--'-' eA'S
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."Ihis, when filled in and signed by him,
xOnld read in fhia uar.

'"lhis, when filed in and s;gued by him,
would read in this way: I,
NV Hos1, April Is, lsst
70. value received the bearer may cali on me
70, 100 shares Of the capital stock OF the Lake
shore Railroad Company At nine;y-eisht (9sl per
The be1Ier Is eniitIei 10 sli civldeads or extra
dividends declared during the time 49,
Expires June Is, ISL. ..l
l2:l5 p n. Ev7szLL SAGE.
III Lake Shore had risen to III during
the psst thirty days l could haTe called ior
one hundred shares from Mr., SAGE at 9S
and sold it in the market for Ill, leaving q
profit OF ST. 100.
"But, you see, those words on the put
on one days notice are what have CAUSED
the greater part Of this trouble. Yesterday
Sage began to refuse the stock delivered to
him On his puts and claimed one DAYS
notice, as stated in the put In order to
show that he had received the one days
notice, be compelled everyone to pass in
their puts with a written aotice that the
holder intended 10 deliver him the stock
to-day. He then stamped the put and re-
turned it to the owner, who if be had been
able to get in to-day could perhaps have
gotten his money. But out OF the five
hundred who applied here yesterday no:
one in ten succeeded in getting his put
stamped, and still smaller number sue
ceeded in doing 60 to-day. So you see that
Mr.. Sage has succeeded so far, by these de.
cidedly peculiar methods, in not accepting
one-twentieth OF the stock which, il he had
cen dealing in the fair and regular way,
would have been put to him. .sI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

tTiIk HST--M, y. pAKNtSB HAS
w the exclusive sale OF tue Geo II. Pfan
Lhdies' Fine waukonpha5t Shoes toy the city
OF Lancaster. Every pair warranted. jy3.lmd
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DRdT TIfS.

DOSKR.-In Manor township, Aug. 10, 1884
Jonn DOncr In the 9th year Oi his age.
Tho relatives ana friends of tho family arc
respectfully invited to attond the funeral from
his late residence, on tho Columbia turnpikc
on Thursday morning. Funeral services at
tho Old Mennonite church, near Milersville,
at 10 O'Clock. 81
BuBB. August II, 1884, Edward u. Bubb, in
the ilst year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also
Conostoga Council No. 8. Jr. Councils Nos.
100 and %, o. q. A NJ, ana Post -, q. A. r.,
and also Post iO5, g. a. r., are respectfully In
vitcd TO attend thu funeral, from his parents
residence. No. $40 East King street on Thurs.
day afternoon ut o'clock. intcrmcnt at
woodward liill cemetery. all.2ts
BORIHo. In this city. on tho 18th INST John
ID. Boring, I'm the Tth year OF hls age.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence No. 40 North Queen street,
on Friday afternoon, August 18th. at o'clock
lntcrment at Lancaster cemetery. No flowers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l2, 1884. I'm this city, Alice.
daughter OF kphraim and sue Phillip and
granddaughter OF -. +. Ebnrinan, aged Ii
months and Gays.
The relatives and iric ds OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF her parents, No. 800 North
imc street, on Thursday nfIurnoon at 2
O'Clock. IntTment ut Lancaster cemetery.
It,
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PHTLADBLraIA Aug.l3.--r firm for choice
springs and old winters,bu dull for new crops
3uportne state, s2 5OgJ Extra superine state
Sa !. sC5 so s. Es ad yh Soa sss 20 yr,sr Mn
extra clear, 81 COai IS; straight, 81 M
3 so; Wisconsin clear, t3 so pi 90 stra,ebis
y 25g5 winter patents d bog6 25 spring do,
Rye hour at % 5Oa3G!.
=, Wheat shade tirmer. but quiet; No 2
western teI, SSA@ssMc; No. do. SIC |;
NO. Pa do, CSC No. delaware do, 9Oc.
supplies; steamer, G6di67c sail yellow esa67c ;
DO mixed, GGfg67c No. mixed. g4a65c
Ohts lower and quiet No. White, lSc; ; No
iCc. N''' "''s
Rye nomina at GCdG3c.
Seeds Cloverseed steady at gd9I Timothy
iirm III ~ u 90 Flaxseed dull at 81 io spot, si "a
Winter Bran nominal at sls3iG 25.
tfoyisions hrm with active demand
Mess Pork, slS OlGls 50 Beef Hams. s20R3o
l3 80. ~ VIZ"
Bacon, lie: Smoked Shoulders. 7Ha7kc;
SAT- SAL" 90 =, '@IIfej smokod Hams. itS@iI5
Lard nrrn city refined. at shao; loose
butchers, 71Sc prime steam 81 sj69i 30.
:, Butter fairly active and unchanged
,e rShn" extras 2isc!if; Western DO 80
iiGlGc; Western dairy estras. i5c; ~; Wesi,
eernI good to choice, laai24c f; packing butter,
Eons Rolls at s9l?c packing batter, 7aso
vGggs IIiet ne ana easy Pa. extras, i6H1lIhn ;
Gneesg, nIm with qniet demanr
New York tnl! creams, iOHc; ohio
flats, fine s4TShc; Western fair u prime
.HeSc; Penn'a part skins, 2H35c; do tuil
Potr0.oum dull: Refined, sa
-''k nv dun Western ai A. l6.
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Two Men surncd in boston FIRE.
IRISH FnTIUNAL LgauUF.
Tho session Attended by right Eundr
DaIng AiOa.


tho session httcnoeo by Eight sundred
Delegates.
Boston, MASS, Aug. l3.--Delogates to
tho convention .of tho Irish National
League held a secret meeting last night,
during which the policy which shall govern
the proceedings of tao convention to day
vas discussed. The delegates we're nearly
unanimous in favor Of prohibiting tho dis
cuSsion in any form Of American politics.
Some 500 delegates are in town.
The delegates TO the convention Of the
Irish National League began to assemble
in Fancuil ball at II 80 a. m. and by noon
the hall was pretty we'll filed with the 800
delegates, and the galleries were crowded
with spec .ators. Macy ladfcs arc present
Fanueil hall vas never mora prO!uSsl y
decorated than 1t is, and every feature Of
the aGornment indicates y gathering o! a
host OF Erin's sons. rho convention Was
to be called TO order at II o'clock. But at
l o'clock delegatoS we're still coming aod
buFiness bad not yet begun.
| ,ome 10 attend the Convention.
New YORK Auy. 13t-Mr, Thomas
Sexton, accompanied by Mr. william
| Redmond, who arrived on tho steamer
| Nevada to day, started at once for Boston
| to attend tho Land League convention II
| that city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

Considerable excitement was caused at
? o'clock this afternoon by runaway.
-Four mules attached to a large farm wagon
were standing near the court house on
East King street, and becoming frightened
at some unknown object, started on q full
run down East King, around tho square
and down South Queen street In front
of DR.. Carpenters residence the brake
rod and chain flew of, nearly striking a boy.
At tho corner of Church and South Queen
the mules ATTEMPTED to run on the pave
ment, when Harry Shaub aud Davis
Kitoh, jr, of the city fire department
caught them and brought them to halt.
The team belonged to Mr.. BENZ. Herr, of
West Llmpeter township The mules
were uninjurod, buU the wagon was con-
sderably damaged.
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Games Played Eisewhsre.
A sa,ohel stolen from a Carriage.

A satohel was stolen from tho carriage
Of DR.. Carpenter this morning while the
doctor was visiting patient in the north
western part of the city. The police were
notified of the theft and furnished with a
description OF the thief. Officer Roadman
arrested stranger giving the name OF
Theodore Claussen, on the railroad near
the Duke street bridge, on suspicion,
shortly before noon, and in default of bail
he was committed for hearing.
The satchel was found in an alley this
afternoon and returned to the doctor. The
contents had not been disturbed. The
man arrested on suspicion has been re.
leased from custody. the woman who saw
the theft failing to identify him.
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mCnIs, 1900 market active and stronger
prices lODi5c hig or mixed grades. s5 tOd
%; hcavy, - S5g6 20 light, Is 50d625
lhltc-RGcetptS, 400 head shipments, @ 2fO
mead, market ln'rly active but prices shade
lower: export steers, 90 I087; Rood to fanoy
shlppihg 81 % poor TO inir, a. 2jGb IS 4; grass
texans ut 81 1904 So
Sheep Receipts, l,GOl head; shipments $50 ;
market weak poor to fancy, slGi 65 liant
S-6Q3 u head
EAST LIBESTT-Cattlo dull and a shade on
from Yesterday; receipts, i2D head; snip
mcuts. 1850 head.
Hogs firm Ph'laielphlas, 81 20d6 80 York.
era, % o0f36 10 ; grasseTs s. iO15 90 rpceipts
500 hca1 shtpT Cnts, 400 head.
sheep SLOW amt unchanged receipts, 1000
heal shipments, 5000 head,
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Give HOmeopath his pellets, Allopath hs
pills but Tor rheumatism, tor aches. for pain
and sprains, Thomas iGctectric OF IL ineiiably
superior TO either H. has benefited ~ many
people IA It has had purchasers All druggist
sell II. For sale by II Il. Cochran, druggist,
1877 and l3g North QuCUn street.
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NHn 4DTERTIxEaEHTs.

ATASTED. n GIKL rUK GENERAL.
" housework Apply n No. ilf North
Duke street. It,
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XIV tuag. Aug. - --Elour.-State and Yves =.
ern still tending In buycrs' favor with quiet
trading oupertne. state, 600p3 10 do Extlu
s3G3 90 Choice, 81 h5535 IS Fancy 40, s5 s7ftC
Round llonn onto, e. l0Pi; choice, - OJ Jf16 |;
>upCrtna western, 81 B033 10; common
10 good extra do, IS OOa3GO; cho CO do. a5 s.
GG1 %; choice white wheGt.do 81 6eG 90 T;
southern dull; common to tair, extra, 90 400
4 30; good to choice 80. 81 b5fE8 %
Wheat declined LUAc at the opening. but
soon ruled stronger and advances LuLc
moderate trace iu options; No White noiri.
nal No. b"u, sept, 9Ois sagiLo; oct 0!5.
Gs3IC Nov. M3sa9jG De :. f6L Ld0GNc Jan
9'HG feD 0a1qci March, 81 0lk April, sl OlJ1
I @I0.G
tom hFDl%o higher un" les active Nike
I western anml, hi46 80; &" future, 57659Hc
sept, 3lAa3lasc: OCT, 3!I.6e32tsc y aie, 10 I.
! i6c {: We tern, 36JIGc.
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A special examination for teachers of
tho county who could not be present
Mt the general examination will be held at
Lancaster in the girls secondary school
building on South Duke street Saturday,
Aug. 23, beginningat $3.50 a. m. Admission
to the GLASS will be granted only to such
GS can give q good reason for not having
been in tho annual spring examinations,
aud who are promised a school as shown in
a written request from the proper school
board, tn be presented to the superintend-
cut before entering the class.
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pLEAsuKE 8AThERI, ,Gs.
FSCursiUTs to New NoIk and MouI
Greina-Ibo mmnuercnOr Picnic.

ESCursious - New NoIk and mount
Greina-rho mnnusrcnor Picnic.
Twonty.One pcrsOns from this city
Ava,led themselves OF the cheap excursion
over tho Reading railroad to New York
and up tho Hudson river, to day.
An excursion was run to day from
Marietta 10 Mt Gretna, under the auspices
Of tho Ladies' Aid society OF the Presby
tsiiau church. About 200 participated from
Marietta and the number was added at
cambridge aud other stations along tue
road.
The twenty sixth anniversary and picnic
Of tho Lancaster MDaucrchor will be held
at Rocky Springs on Monday, August Is.
A tiuo time il pro missed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13
SDll1 GptuIoIt

Every one likes to take solid comfort and II
may bo enjoyed by every one who keeps KID
ney. Wort In the house and takes II iew doses
at tho first symptoms OF an attack OF Malaria,
Rheumatism, Biliousncss, Jaundice or amy
affection OF the Liver Kidneys or Bowels. II
Is u purely vegetable compound Ot roots
leaves and berries knorn TO have special
value In kidney troubles, Added To these are
remedies acting directly on the Liver aud
Bowels, IL removes the cause OF disease and
toTtihes tue system against now att lcks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

Nre you disturbed AZ night nnd bruaon Oi
your rest by g'cE Chiid slftaTlng and crying
with the GxcruCinLing pain OF cutting teotn ?
II 50, ~ at once Gnd get u bottle nj NR@. WlS.
sLOW'4 SOOTHING SYRUr. II WI roliCye
the poor little sUiicrul immsIh.ieiy -- lnpeDd
uuun q thor" - no luistnkc aboutu THOR, =
nota uolhvC ON onuth who rGs ever usei II,
Who ~ill n.t tell you At once thai it viii
rnHulAtc 'h' bowels and give rest 10 the
mo'n"r, ami r"!ict AMI hURltn TO tho Ghiid. Op-
cr,ling IKE magic. II Il perfectly safe ~ use
10 All CilFSs, an, pleasant to 'ng tGglU, 0nd t.
'n" pre- aTiptiIu at ON Ot the Ol.icsi uuI beet
irE.Io physicians IN the t'r.teI -t.!ta-. 1nL'
rv"rv ~nore. L,ccn's O.. N,i'I"
! lNIr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

The best Salvc In tho world tor cuts bruises
sores, ulcers, sult rhcum, letter, ChappCd
hands, chilblaina, cOlns and all kinds Ot skin
erupuons, trccglos and pimplos. The salyo ~
guaranteed 10 give p0rtcct satisfaction In
oyery case or money refunded. Be sure you
get llEsRY's CARBoLIu SALvR, rs all others are
hnt limitations aud Countcrieits, Prico -
cents. sold Ia Lancaster at GoChrtu's Drug
alugu, LN North Ouruu street mYG!%4
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y LUNCH THIS EAENIEG,
ut tho Law Builiing Restaurant corner Duke
and Grant streets. Tho Key stone band will
he in uttcuha 4CC. ROehlcrs Celebrated Ice
Cold Beer on tap.
IL KITCu y &STAPLEFORD, Props
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FfOM Inc UNIOrd Press,
Jacob Zjegman of tho B. 9. Il. r., had
his lett arm badly crushed and head cut
by a CIR wheel striking them on Monday
at Ootoraro Junction. He was dispatched
to flag freight train and sat on the track
where he fell asleep and was injured. DR..
Hama, Of Port Deposit, found It nj ces sry
to m putate the arm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

Republican fizzie In Providence Township.
The Blaine and Logan pole raising near
Fairview school house on Saturday even
ing was grand fzze. about 18 voters
only being present. There was more
vigorous cheering for the Democratic
candidates than for Blaine and Logan. An
appeal was made To some Of tho Democrats
present to help boar the expenses Of the
occasion.
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WEATHER iNnIuArIoSs

WASHINGTON, Aug l3.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, generally fair weather,
excspt on tho immediate coast, partly
cloudy weather aud occasional rains, brisk
to high northessterly winds, sta iouary
temperature a'on the o)ast, warmer in
tho interior.
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wnst we Want,

Headache, fever, chilIs, malaria, dyspepsia
3 cured by " Wells Health Rencwcr." 81.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

II the nOst effective rGlp DcstrOye, IN the
world "Ml most surely quicken the UlOOd
whether taken internally or appicd OXtCr.
nally, ana thereby NOR" certainly RELIEVE
PAIN. whether chronic OF acute, than any
othoI I,Gin nllevlator, Hnd II "a warranted Gou.
bio the strength Ot any similar prep, cation.
II cUru5 pain IN the Side, Tack OF Bowels,
sore Tnr@t, HhouInHtism, TuothuchC, and
Ali ACiiES, amt IS Tho 1ront NoIicycr DI
rain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACHk "
should be in every family. 4 leRspOoniul 0i
the panpcao "a n lumber OF not water (swcti.
anui, Il pa ,yr"dl, i'Et.ou wt hit,wr. vi
BREAK UP 4 COGD :. cantI - nutir.
"u.lN3l-lydM W.Svs
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MONTREAL, Aug 13-Heury Biimer,
one of tho directors of tho defunct Tx.
change bank, has been committed Tor
trial ON the charge OF obtaining uadue
preference from tho bank aftor its cola pse.
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The VolteIc Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, otter
Ia send Dr. Dyes Noltui, Belt and Appliances
on trial, tor thirty days, 10 men, young or old
afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality
ana kindred troubles SEQ advertisement In
this paper M,W.FSW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 13.--The morn
ing's sCssion of the state camp OF
Patriotic Order Of Sons of America was
that devoted to the lear!ur Of reports
from tho committee and distrct officers.
This afternoon the officers will be installed
and the session vii! bo then brought to q
nlnaA
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From Evansville, Ind, the home OF our cor.
resi- ondent, Mr.. Jno. Il. Patterson comes the
following; "SdmdritdH NerUine cured my
wife OF Il case OF female weakness" lrs an
extract from Mr., Patterson letter. Si.oO.
aus lwdeoi&w
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a bantam Hsn Thnt Lays Big Eegs.
franklin ID. HELENE is tho possessor OF
n bantam hon that laid an egg that meas
ured 5lx4l inches. 1t Ia Of the duck wing
variety, is two years old and weighs I Of a
pound.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

QuJLI,iUi. OY hssOoiatod Press.
Stocks strong. Money, lR!c.

oINVks 5ITOHB, MOnOyI IBgC.
New YORK ContTai ................. .lO5k
H' ~ 'NllINHtl. lSh
h.AmH rNpfnss, ...... ....,...'.,.s..'.......l3 .l3O
IigGiguT Central Railroad. ................. 6s
Michigan southern KailrOad. ............., slL
Illinois Central Railroad ................. .l29
Cleveland z Pittsburgh kailrCNd. ......,. 1876
pittsburgh 4 Fort Wayne Railroad ....... 100
western Union Telegraph Com any. G6k
IOlrGu q Wabash, -.............. ...... So
: W 'r'ey Central go. ..,.............-. 82x
"rN 'Hti"1n ""s'"rn. ... .- .,-. l2R
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13
Manila and French Palm Hats
LOW OUT SHOES
Light and Dark suits

In Cassimeres and Cheylots That are IA little
heavy but Just suitable Tor future wear, ana
rs an inducemCnt to buyers We have put n
very low price upon them, There IL a bargain
In these suits to every buyer,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

SARATOGA, Aug. l3.-Tho American
Bankers association assembled in annual
convention here this mOrning, with qui o
large representation OF prominent
bankers present.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

VIENNA August f. "A great son
Satiou has boon aauB,d by tho
recent robbcries o! the Austrian mail.
Not long ago letter containing 100,
600, llorins was abstracted and
now n whole mail bag has been stolen
Tho bag contained only valuables and
registered letters ; in some OF tho letters
were checks amoun,iLg TO 280, 600 hDrtn8,
sent by savings bank IL Pcsth.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13
Sank Corporation Extended.

WAsHINGroN, Aug l3 The comptroller
of the currency has extended tho corporate
existence Of the First National bauk Of
Look Haven, Pa, to August 10Th, 1904
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

SHENANDOAH. Pa, Aug l3.-A man
named Lynch, Pole, WAS fatally, and
and John Sigman, II Hungarian, seriously
injured By u fal! Of coal At West Shenan
doah colliery at noon to-day,