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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-01
Nr,unpUHsuou NEWS.


events Near and Across the Uou"iy Lioes.
The citizens Of Altoona aro holding
Indignation meetings because Of tho lack
Of an efficient water supply.
An eight year-old child of William
Jacobs, oi S,cclton, fell from third story
window on Thursday and fractured her
skull.
In Shcrorsvillc, Lohigh county, n boy
named Howard Leutz, in attempting to
mount wagon laden with stone, fell
under tho wheels and was crushed to
death.
The injunction obtained by tho Reading
railroad to- prevent the Reading " Potts
Vile road entering pottsvillo over their
property, has been dissolved, thus giving
the latter entrance to the town.
Frank Rottay, an Italian, was inst antly
killed 10y block of slate weighing forty
pounds which fell from tho top To tho
bottom Of n quarry nj Slatington, striking
him on tho head aud crushing his skull
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New YORK HyArkese

NEW YoRK, Aug. 1.-Flour-State and West
crn dun and I'm some cases declining; gu.
pertne state, o 60R3 10; do Extra, f3It3 80
Choice. ~ 53f15 70 Fancy do, - SlG8; Round
Hoop ohio, - l0nt; choice, "a 05d8; Super
fine western, % 6on5 10; common 10
good extra do, - ODfl3GD; choice do, o. 50
90 %; choice Wmto Wheat do, 81 7 Ge6 90
southern unchanged common To fair, ex-
trIl. 81 tOfpt so; good To choice 30. st650p6 25.
Wheat opened weak ana H6oAc lower later
domoraliZed and fully recovered from de-
cline trade only moderate No. He'd, Arg.
Nov, gJA9l U0I Dee, 81 OlA@l OH; Jan,
81 Oi.
Corn IsGhc higher aud very quiet; Mixed
G}1Ec.
Onts stronger; No. 2Arg., 3iIsaGikc; Sept
3JA83jtsc; state, iOpiSc; Western, 37tpi7c.
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OBITUARY..
Death of "a FORMER Lsnossu,ap.


Alderman Patrick Donnelly to day re-
ocivcd intcllirrncc that his brother James,
aged about GS years, died at his home in
Madison, Indiana, on tho 9th Of July.
Deceased was the sOn Of James DOnnelly,
who moro than u generation ago was u
well known proprietor of hotel In this
CITY, who had emigiatod from the north
OF Ireland. and after tottling here sent for
his family cousisting of wife, a daughter
and seven sons. Of whom James, jr, was
one. James learned tho EhocmakiDg bust
ness aud followed 1t in this city until
1871, when ho removed to Madison, aud
continued the business in that city for
many years, when later in life he
rcIinqushcd the business to his sons who
still continue it. Mr.. Donnolly was well
informed, intelligent and energetic busi
ness man, who had the respect and conf
dcuco of tho community in which he
lived
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FURNISHING GOODS

That consist OF Indus, Gossomer, Feather
Undershirts, Twill Joan, Indian GOssomer,
Feather Weight and Australiau W ool Drawers
Fancy Hosiery, silk NeCkwear, Gun buttons
and Scarf PINS. All these have recctved u
SWEEPING REDUCTION and are sold over
80 PER CENT. LESS THAN REGULAR
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. AUGUST /. 1884
A FIERY VISITATION.
TWO L,vks LOST IN TENEMENT.
! n sonih,ng soono IN which n mother Tries
to save Her Little Ones-A PniIadei-

to save Her Little Ones--a Pniiadei-
pbia azc-FIames Elsewhere.
New YoRK, August IA fire broke
out this morning in six story building,
No. 80 Water street. The janitor, Bar
thOlomew O'Keefc, was fatally burned
about tho head aud body. Mrs. Auu Glib.
bonB aud her children, George, aged six,
aud John, aged two, were all terribly
burned. JAS. Gibbons, aged four, another
OF her children, whom the mother was
unable to rescue, was burned to death.
O'Keefo was bcdridden from rheuma
tism and fell an easy victim to tho flames.
When the dense smoke began suddenly to
roll into her room. Mrs. Gibbons snatched
two OF her sleeping children from the bed
aud ran. She was soon overcome and fell
unconscious. Tho cries of her terrified
children aud tho stingiug Of tho hamcs
revived her, and by superhumau effort she
gathered up the baby and oue Of tho other
children and made her way to- the roof,
whore she again sank exhausted, with her
clothing and tho clOshing OF her ohildrOn
on fire.
The police fOund tho woman and chill
dreu on the roof with clothes burning aud
tho flesh on their faces aud hands iearlully
burned. Tho poor woman then told of b., r
child she had of necessity left to die, but
It was too late, for that part Of the build
ing was then ono solid sheet of llamer.
Okeeie struggled to tho stairs and was
rescued, but was burned ~ badly that he
cannot live. When the flames were OK
tinguished, the body of young Gibbons
was found near his bed burned To- n crisp.
lie had mace an effort to follow his
mother. The loss to property is estimated
at $lj, 600.
The tiremCn were driven out Of the
burning building by tho fire, aud reached
tho roof by way of adjoining houses.
Just after Mrs. Gibbons had been taken
] down by the police, the scuttlo through
which sbo had fallen was br0k on
open aud O'Keefe was found crouching
under it balf dead aud vainly trying Il
| lift it. His wife had to be restrained by
force from rushing up into the fire when
she learned of it in tho street At moor
the four injured ones were still alive
Tho losses to property arc much heavier
| than first reported.
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1.-Two stocx market.

CHICAGO. Hogs - Receipts, 500 heal
packing, Is 3O15 co packing and shipping,
D GOd5 90; light - 300; skips, ~ b0a5 so.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head shipments, 2,S00
head market steady; export grades,
81 2586 60; good 10 choice shipping, s5 75n
o. 80; common 10 medium, q HGp5 80; grass
Texans, 81 GORi.
Sheep Receipts, 100 head; shipments 10
market slow; Inferior to fair. ~ 0p30O;
medium TO good, s3di Texans. o. tOfl3 10.
EAST LIDERTY-Caltle in fair demand and
unchanged; receipts Glo head shipments.
l,lSJ head.
Hogs firm; receipts, 1000; Phlladelphtas,
t5 s0ft5 30 Workers, o. 1905 80; grassers, u IS
ISi0.
Sheep slow and unchanged; receipts, 100
head shipments, 9 600 head.
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For two months In the year Henry ward
Beecher can't preach. In August and Scptem-
Der h" takes his vacation and cndures the
onset OF the hly fever a man with hay fever
isn't accountable for his actions. Iio Is frantic
with snufliug. sncezIng and headachc. Every
nerve In Gis skull thrills with distress, and his
head IL a fountain OF tears. lie lives only To
n from seaside to mountain.top In search OF
relief. This form OF catarrh (hay i3vcr) Eiy's
Cream Balm viii euro. Placed in tn nostril5
It ponctrates and soothes the affected parts ut
once. restores the impaired senses and creates
healthy secro'iOns. You cannot run away
from hay fever, but YOU can drive It from you
by using Ely's Cream Balm.
iy2s.2wIyCd&w
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a PuiLADELPnIA FIRE.
one Hundred Thousand Dollars worth 1
tTOptrty DehtrnYeh.

one Hundred Thousand Dollars worth Gf
properly Destroyed.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA fire broke
out this morning in the old rink building,
23i aud Chestnut streets, occupied by
John Wanamaker rs furniture manu-
factory. Tho building and contents were
very nearly destroyed. The fire spread
rapidly, and four saloons, the yard Of Il.
Halls planning mill, a cigar store, an un.
occupied store, Phelan's lumber yard and
a hotel known as the Howard house were
all burned. Tho rink was valued at $780,
GOO. 4 correct estimate Of all the losses
cannot be made ut present, but it is thought
that the amount will exceed $l00, 900.
Freight Houses Consumed.
Troy, August IA fire broke out this
morning in the Delaware ~ Hudson rail
road freight house on tho wharf at Platts.
burgb, aud spread to tho freight house Of
the Plattsburgh dock company. Both
buildings were destroyed together with
the freight. A number of loaded freight
cars were burned, and tho steamer Yer
mont, lying at tho wharf, was scorcbod.
Two small store houses, filed with slate
and owned by Williams S Volsey. wero
consumed. The safe in tho railroad Office
was destroyed with tho books. Loss,
100000 origin of the fire unknown.
Paper N i'll destroyed.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. The paper
mill of Moorehouse Il Bro, BridesburC,
was entirely destroyed by fire this mora
ing. The loss is unknown. There was an
insurance of $50, 900 on the property.
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" Bug" CCpnns meets MS Fste-HorriDIo
scenes at Two FRIDAY Executions.
CAMBRIDGE Md, Aug. T." Bug Co.
phas, the celebrated murderer was hanged
here at l2:ll p. IN. llo slept soundly
all night, arose carly, ate a hearty
breakfast OF chicken, aud announced
himself quite ready to die.
He confessed the crime on tho gallows.
When the sheriff cut the rope, his cap, not
being fastened securely over the face, flew
off, exposing his distorted countenanco.
Tho scene was siokening. Death resulted
from stranguIation.
Tho crime for which Cephas was hung
was tho murder of old Mrs, Celia Murphy,
better known as Cola Bush. She was
tho possGssOr of few COWS and horses,
titled her acres aud gathered her crops
with her own hands, rarely employing any
help. She was very economical, and it
was generally believed that she had saved
her earnings and had laid up several thou
sand dollars. On Thursday, April 10, she
was missed from her home, aud upon
search being made her dead body was
found in thicket mot far from her
house. The skull had been crushed in and
her throat cut. 1t was u mysterious crime,
but tho murderer WAS soon discovered and
lodged in jail. Tho evidence against Cephas
was wholly cirGumsJantial, but resulted in
"A conviction.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
nye not been excepted In this Great Bargain

Have not been excepted In this Great Bargain
Sale. There are reductions In this department
that are sure to be acceptable 70 late buyers,
and superior assortment OF Fresh Goods in
New Patterns tor Ladies' and Misses wear,
Children's Shoes In all sizes and the largest
variety
ss-We are making speciality OF CAM
PAlGN GOODS. samples arc now To bo seen,
and Clubs viii hnd IL to their advantage tO
consult our Price List.
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stabbed nim ana nan OF with al, ~,

RosruN, August l.-Early this morning
a stabblng affair occurred ut the North
End. An Italaiau named Morianoo
Marcana, aged 25 retired as usual with
his wife. Between II and O'Clock she
roso and left him, he being asleep.
Shortly after All Italian, known to the
police, crept up slowly and stabbed Mar
oiOna in tho neck, luiljcting wound =!
inches long. Tho woman and tho assailanJ
have disappeared.
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Rcturniug Prom iS.adIug.

The Leiderkrauz will arrive from Read
ing on tho S25 train to night. At
the West King street station they will be
received by the members, who will escort
tho singers To tho scciety's headquarters,
where a fine lunch will loo awaiting them.
Tho beautiful iloral gift presented to the
society by the Reading ladies' at the con.
cert will he on exhibition. 1t represents q
ship aud is made o. the finest cut flowers
in very artistic way The Mwnncrchor
will also return this evening.
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uenry.s yarpoIio saiys.

The best Sulvo in the world tor cuts,Oruises
sores ulcers, salt rheum, t"ttcr, chapped
hands, chilblains, COrns and all kinds OF skin
eruptinns, fruCkles and pmples. The salYo IS
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction In
evoTy case or money refunded. Bo sure you
get IIEERYs CAKBOLIU SALvE, ilS all others arc
but limitations and counterleits. Price -
cents. sold In Lancaster at CoChran's Drug
store. l37 North Ouoeu street nVe'-a
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ISnIthoIdi statue.

The Bartholdi statue committee has
decided TO have the laying of tho corner
stono of the pedestal on August 5, at two
O'Clock, p. IN. Tho ceremony will be
performed by the grand master of the F.
and A. NJ, of the state of New York.
Bishop Potter will make tho prayer and
pronounce tho benediction. The orator
has not yet been selected.
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Tne citizens Unesp ExcursIon

to Philadelphia ana Atlantic lCity, on Satur-
day next, Augusta Round trip tickets, good
for three days, to return on any train from
Philadelphia (one day from Atlantic City }
Special through train will leave Quarryville at
4 IS n. IN, fare, 81 50, Leave Lancaster fKing
streetl at h43; Columbia, 5i5; Petersburg,
Cos Landisvile, G.l3 a. III. fare only i3 90.
Leave Mannheim at G.97 Htitz, 6, SO Ephrata,
7O5 Il. M; fare only 500. Train viii return
same night to Quarryyille,
ly2G 2S 3luugl6lLW
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Tw.n,r.tour monrn 10 i've.

From John Kuhn, Lafayette, Ind, who an.
nOunopB that he ~ now IN perfect health"
We have the following " one year ago was,
Ia all appearance, In the last stages OF Con-
sumption Ourhest pbysicians we mychse up
I finally got 40 low That our doctor s1id could
only live twcnty.four houis. NV fricnds then
pufchasoda "a bottle ot DIR WIN. HALLS BAL
SAM FOH THE LUNGS, which considerably
bonehtted me. ] continued until took nine
bottles, and AN now Ia perfect health.
iy2I.2wd&w
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lna,r Nnmn IN Irrion.

Lcgions oi people nave had their lives made
miserable by Piles. This painful difllcuity IL
often induced aud always aggravated by Con
stipation. Kidncy.wort IL the great remedy
Tor all affections of this kind. II acts " II
gentle cathartc promotes u healthy action oi
the bowels, and sOothes and heals the In fln,ncd
surfaces. II hns cured hundreds at cascs
where MI other remedies ana applications
have taiIed. sold bv all druggists
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Sure cure for Blind, bleeding and Itching
Piles. one box has cured tho worst case OF ~
years standing. No ono need suiter nvo min
utes after using Williams Indian PHO ONT.
mCnt. 1T absoTbs tumors, allays itching, acts
ns podltice, gives instant relief, PropaIe ed
nothing else. Sold by druggists ana mailed
on receipt OF PAIGE, 81. Sold by n. Il. Coch.
ian, druggist. 1877 ANA l39 North Queen street i
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UoiIlsry Magazine Robbed.

GLASGOW, Aug. AT Airdrie, few
miles from this city, an alarming theft
was perpetratcd last night. The
magazine of Dixon's colleries was
foroibly broken into by force Of picks, axes
and dynamite, and goods to tho amount OF
CG5 was carried on No clue ia yet re-
ported as to who did tho decd, aud no ar.
rcsts have beCn made.
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Condensed from Mount Joy Star.
Mrs Rosanua BossIer, Mount Joys oldest
citizen, celebrated her eighty. eighth birth
day anniversary on Monday, at her resi-
donce in the presence of n few invited
guests and friends. Mr.. 9. A. Grswold,
of Clinton county, Iowa, executor, of Mrs.
Bossler's second son, Jacob, who died in
Iowa in 1882, was present to deliver the
first installment of au annuity OF 800
besicathed to Mrs. Bossler by her son.
An additional bequest of $50 for funeral
expenses was also made. Mr.. GrswOld
made an address appropriate to the
occasion, in the course of which h q
daughter presented to Mrs. BossIer upon
beautiful china plate ten ten dollar gold
pieces, arranged in circle with ilower
in tho centre.
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WANTED. rlksT-ULAsS pAPEk-
w Hanger To go 10 York, Pa. Address,
WM. GlLBEHTIIOhP,
ltI York Pa.
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i,.nyy Sonteno. icr DyuS,niteru.

LONDON, Aug THE trial of the
dynamlters at Warwick closed to day.
Mcdonnell, who pleaded guilty, WAS re-
leased on bail TO appeal at any time when
called upon. James Egan was sentenced
to penal servtude for 20 years, and John
DAILY for life.
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creamery Men Io Uoundi.

Thursday afternoon meeting Of the
association of the creamery prOprietors
was held at Toughkenamon creamery in
Now Garden township, Chester county. } :.
Brosius, of Lancaster county, presided and
the most important creameries of Chester,
Delaware aud Lancaster counties. A
general discussion was indulged ia upon
the present condition of tho trade, and the
price of butter and milk were agreed
upon. The trade has been wonderfully
depressed for some time and the markt
generally unsatisfactory which is doubtless
owing to an overproduction of butter.
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oFTiuiAL UAnELESsNE Ess.
Two Uonviots Overpower Jaiis. and Es-
cape.

cape,
EAsToN, Aug. Jacob Kister and
Henderson Green escaped from the Belvi-
dere, N. j., Jail last night. When Sheriff
Brown came to lock them in their cells
they knocked him down and beat him,
and when his wife and son came to his
assistance they were also knocked down
and beaten. The prisoners then fled in
different \drections. Each one stole a
horse in tho neighboroood and both crossed
tho river TO Pennsylvania during the night.
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Lottio Howard writes from RuilalO, N. Y.
"My sister became greatly dobilitatGd through
arduOus professional duties. suffered from
nausea. sick headache, ana Diliousnoss. Tried
Bufdock Blood BiueTS with the most bene.
ficIal effect. An well as ever.n For sale by H..
Is. Cochran, druggist, lSI ana lS3 North queen
street
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LONDON. August l 1t is reported from
Cardiff, Wales, that a man died of cholera
on board French steamer, now anchored
there. Tho body was thrown overheard {;
another man on tho same vessel is very
IN
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LUTS.-On SATURDAY, AUGUST ., lssi,
will be sold at public sale, on the premises, the
following, TO wit 60 Valuable Building LOIS,
fronting on Fremont street, and extending III
depth ON the northwest side % feet, q a IL iett
wide alley, and on the southwest side 100 feei,
to Il 10 foot alley southwest OF straw cry
street, situated In tho Sth waru and known as
The LOchor Property" These lots are very
desirable, being close TO tho Cotton Mills ana
only about three squares from tho centre OF
the city.
Also, a lot OF ground, fronting on tho same
street, on which Is erected "A two ana One-nalf
story, double front BRICK DWELLING, vii h
large back building front building must DO
torn down on account OF the opening OF Free
mont street The back building IL large, con-
tanning four rooms and two Easements, and
by putting In a front would mako very de.
siTibe dwelling
Sale to begin at Q o'clock, p M OF said day,
when attendance Will De given and terms
made known by NORRIS ZOOh,
HENRY sHUBERT, Auct. al,3iB,I5d
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New SOrx.
> Associated Pross.
oil. ktnnnu ImDa

QuOINtIOns D AssOciated PrOss,
Stocks strong. Money, ldlc.
NOW 1Orh tsnlrh. .........s.lllH
ERIC ihllIOdi... .s...........s.........."l
Michigan Central Railroad ad................. TAX
Michigan Southern Railroad. ............... S7h,
Illinois Central Railroad. d....................l30
Cleveland \ Pittsburgh Railroad..........lSt
Chicago \ Rock Island Railrond.. d..........lliI
Pittsburgh Fort wayne Railroad. .la0
Western Union Telegraph Company..... 62Is
Toledo & Wabash. .......................... 6ea
New Jersey Central. .................. G5Ia
Now York Ontario n western. ls>s
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I,oatstne world,

This Il what II. q. Hobermau. ~ druggist OF
Marion, ohio, says: " Thomas Ectectric on
beats the world. sold nine bottles yCsterd ~
and to day. One man cured OF sore throat IF
eight years standing. IL splendid tor rhcu-
matism." For sale by IL. u. Cochran, drug
gist, 1877 and l39 North Queen street.
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Ius rea-t OF All

Yesterday was observed by tho orthodox
Hebrews as the Feast OF Alb, commemorat
ing the second destruction of the Temple
at Jerusalem by the Roman soldisry Of
Titus in tho year 20. 1t WAS observed
with prayer aud fasting.
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WAsurNGroN, Aug. IA dispatch
from Portsmouth, n. H., says that the
Greedy relief vessels have arrived off the
coast and will enter the harbor at 1. p. m.
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This morning large band of gypsics
passed west through this city. They had
eight iino wagons and number of
hOrsCE,
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The Sunday school Teachers association
Will meet this evening In the parlor OF the Y.
Al. c. a. rooms tor tho study OF tho lesson Tor
next sunday David's Repentance" Ps 81
/, I0 The Rev J.. V. Eckert viii teach tho
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MEATnEk INp.uATIONs.

WAsuINGToN, Aug l.--For the Middle
Atlantic states generally fair weather,
northwesterly winds becoming variable,
slight changes in temperature, higher
barometer.
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fisnsrIn.n's Luck.

Yesterday Joe Kau,z and Charlie Reese
went fishing in Hammer creek, few miles
north of LititH, and caught i've pike over
a foot in luLgth aud two GaJs OF unusual
size
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NEw ADvEKTisEMENTs rs,

NITANTED-TWO GuUD DINISG-iiOON
w girls wages, ten dollars per month.
Address, J. A. MCOMBER.
al.3t Phillipsburg, Ccntro County, Pa.
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unlnn n,inse. tne Indemuity pemanded.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Times received a
despatch from Foo Chow, saying that
China has refused to pay tho indemnity
demanded by France, aud war is inn
minent.
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Ice Cream socIabIs,

Tho Ladies' Aid society OF the Union Bethel
church, corner OF Prince ami Orange streets,
will hold an ice cream 5ociablo at the parson-
age, ~ North Prince street, this (FRlDAY }
evening.
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For Lame nauR sIns or CEasL, use shI
LOHS POROUS PLASTER. Price, Is cent.
Sold by IL. B. Cochran, druggist, l37 ana l39
North Queen street, Lancaster. reblieode
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A valued correspondent, Albert Simpson,
esd, writing from Peoria Ill, says Sauna
rHdH NerUino cured inc OF scroiuln, after hav-
ing suffered for \ years with tho disease" Mr.
simpson lives In Peoria. Ask him. Your
druggist keeps It. sl5O.
loo lyyI aIN ~
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mr. r,,z,.r,. Too, ,,,tt.rs.

Frazior's Root Bitters are not dram shop
beverage. but ars strictly medicinal In every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels opon ana regular,
cleanse the blood ana systcm ot every i,npu'
rty. Sold by druggists, 81. Sold by u. V.
Cochran, druggist, i37 and lJD North Queen
street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

In tho HOP Plaster are united Fresh Hops.
Gums ana Balsams, and its power Is wonder
iul in curing Back Ache, sprains, Bruises,
Neuralgia, Pain in the Side or Soreness any
whore Thousands testify to this.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-01
HEART PAINS,

Paipitation, DropsiCal Swollings, DIz@inoss,
Indigestion, Headache, sIccplessness cured by
Wells Health Renewer."