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TELEuRAPHIU TAPS.


Afternoon News In Condensed Form,
The Berlin flour mill, at Berlin, Ohio,
burned yesterday loss S35, Goo
In Philadelphia this morning Emma
Bickel, on trial for the murder Of VIM.
Menon, was acquitted on the grounds of
insanity.
Jacob Dobsou, one OF the Hill boys
gang, who shot OK Sheriff Adkins in
Boone county last week, was lynched at
Griflithsville, w. Va , last night.
The oyster and fruit packing house OF
J. ). Farrep Il Co., on the eastern suburbs
of Baltimore, was partially destroyed by
fire.
A sanitary Gordon has been established
around Bedra, in the province of Bagdad,
where the Bubonic plague is raging.
Rain fell in torrents yesterday at Chilli.
cothe. Mo, and the Grand river and it's
tributaries overtowed their banks, aud
much damage was done TO stock.
Enoch Brown, a negro, was hanged at
Halifax Court House, n. G., this mJrniug
for wife murder.
The House at Washington was in
committee on tho whole to day on the
tariff bill.
VIM. McHugh was hung at Cincinnati
to day FOR wife murder
Valentino Lupperts saw mill at S0utl
WilliamspOrt burned to day loss owe
| S20, 900. The rolling mill OF the Williams
| port iron aud rail works is now burning
An explosion of gas yesterday badly
| damaged the largo pulp mill at Cor
inth, Saratoga county, n. Y, aud burned
James Gable, the watchmaD, probabl
fatally.
Reports to day OF tho Republican con
ventiOps yesterday to select national dcle
gates, show the following results
| Texas, careful canvass shows altogetheI
10 for Arthur, s for Blaine and ono 70
Edmunds Florida, all tho delegates a
large for Arthur; Kentucky, three Arthu
men but not Instructed WashiugtO,
territory two foc Blaine.
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Iivc Htacu MarUet

CHIcAao-IIogs-Receip 20, 900 head ship.
ments $50 head market steady and fairly
active; rOugn packing. B 25fl5 IS packing
ana shipping, o. S0R6 10: light bacon grades
SlOu5 IS skips, " 1914 rs.
Cattie-keceipts, 1000 head shipments 100
neat market quiet but steady; export grades
W 70 5pB 70 RoOd TO choice shipping, IS 70fp5 Is
common to medium, a. 25ss5 Co.
Shcep-kac"ipis, 800 head shipments 500
market bri1k and firm; inferior To fair, "a 20
@i % mg!ian to good, Is O086 %; choice 10
EAST Liberty Cattle stow prime, 81 $50
y ~ fsir TO good. e. j0aB: common s,f65.
ie,tlpts, 81 hoad shipments, 6t5 head
hoES slow Philadelphias. 80 OOti8 10 York.
ments, go head.
sheep nrm and unchanged; prime wool.
| wool, 81 7jl5 o.; clipped, sjffy lambs n 81
| go CO. receipts, h2JO head shipments. 2,iD0
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Inspection OF the mnltary Company

The officers Of tho state military orgaui,
cation inspected the unassigned Lancaster
company In tho armory, on East King
street, yesterday afternoon. They were
very much pleased with the armory aud
found all OF the state property in excel.
lent condition they recommend that the
cauteens be kept in other places The
soldierly bearing of tho men was criticised
as showing inexperience. After the in
spectiOn the company made short street
parade under command of Sergeant
Bowers. The inspectors went to Columbia
and WTightsvlle in the evening.
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lbFI TINS

NILLER At Leman Placc, on May /, lssi
George Diller. aged 5s years.
His relatives and friends are respectfully in.
yttcd to attend the funeral, from his late resi-
'euCc, on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Ser.
vices and interment at Rollnds' church, near
New Holland, Mt ? O'Clock. m.6!t
lEIss May >, 1884, Dietrich Hclss aged 70
yea S, months and u days.
The relatives and frionds OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from his late re sidcnCc No WiW West Chestnut
street, on Monday afternoon at ! O'CLOCK. In.
terment at Lancaster cemetery.
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THE waLkrRS.


Fitzgerald Makes 500 ste ThIs Afternoon
New YORK, May 2.-At nine o'clock
this morning tho score Of tho walkers ia
Madison Square garden was Fitzgerald
479, Rowell 400, Nint 43S, Noremac 434
Panchot 426, Eerty 42l, EIson 400 Nitaw
100.
At one o'clock Fitzgerald is going along
in his own clumsy sty 10 five miles ahead
of the best previous record. ROwCl walks
and trots as easily as on the second day,
but is % miles behind the leader.
At 2 p. IN. the score was Fitzgerald 500,
Noremac 45S, Rowoll 470, Vint 4j5, Pan
obot 1jl, Herty 447, Elson AIS.
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PROVISIONS q rm fairly active Moss Pork
nnsoog,s7o Becf Hams, f'8926 o. India Me- 3
:, Bseon-smokcd shoulders, 7Nmsc; salt do.
dc, l2>.6lsZc.
Lord rrm, city refined, e.Qox, loose
butchers, sac prime steam " 7Ofs Is
~ DutIer more inquiry tor fancy graies I.
sr,Mmery extra, 27Iolpc frsts, 2syelBct n u.
a N. Y. do. 2t1 &c do firsta. 2II2i, Western
Rolls Tdso.
southern, l2c w =
o. oheese steady Tor choice; New york iuii
INnI'..s, olu, lbdl0ko; new, i0ditc, as To
2dIbc. W.T. W. '"'' SH'"''' .hos"'
whisky at 81 IL
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" me WhHe slave The Pittsburg Dispatch
SAYS "Thc opera house held the largest
audience ot the season last night when Bart
ley Campbclrs WHITE slave was placed upon
the boards Ivy II strong company. Tho play
was discussc I sufficiently wear ago. II Is OF
nlays IN slminr scenes and very strong In
situations The plav will b1 given in the
opera house this evening. The company have
"A whole cnrlOai OF scenery, and the cast In.
Guides Miss virginia Buchanan and other
Lancaster iavOritCs.
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LandIsvIlIo UampmeetinC

This morning tho board of control Of
the Landisville campmeeting assooiatiol,
met on tho ground, The resignation ot
Rev. w. G. Robinson, as president, was
read and accepted Rev. j. r. Satcholl,
was elected to fl tho vacancy. 1t was
decided to hold tho next campmeGting in
July, commencing Goth. The charge of
boarding tent was given to Mr.. Grove of
Marietta. Tee price of tents was reduced
to 81 and o.. The committee appointed
were about the same as last year.
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. May 2, 1884.
THE WORKINGMEN.
NEW LABOR ORGANIZATIONS FORMED.
Protests Against Imported Contract Labor.
ers aod Adopts an Attractive Platform
"A strike Threatened on the
u. r. Railroad

ers aDd Adopts an Attractive Platform
"A strike Threatened on the
Up. Railroad.
PITTsBURG, Pa, May "A now labor
organization called "The WorkiDgmen' q
Protective Association of the Connellsville
Coke Regious" bas been organized with
headquarters at Scottdale. IL comprises
majority of the laborers ia tho coke
regions, and its object is to protect mem
bers against imported contract laborers and
to sustain WAGES against any reduction
that may bo offered by operators. In its
platform the association advocates the
establishment Of co operative institutions,
prohibition of the employment Of children
and reduction of the hours of labor TO
eight hours per day.
The coal miners in eighteen pits of the
fourth pool have struck against q reduc
tion OF quarter Of cent per buBhCl,
mining rate. Nearly 800 mon are out.
n Strike Threatened onthe q. y. haiIroad.
OMAHA, Nebraska, May "A general
strike is expected all over the UniC n
Pacific line. kilograms from LamMic,
Denver, Cheyenne and Evanstone state
that the men ut those places will 10 ont
to- day. About 1 500 men will quit WORK
in Omaha, besides workmen in tho shops,
switchmen, freighthaudlcrs, brakemen and
traokmen.
Returned so work.
READING, Pa. May Tho 400 Italian
laborers on the SchuylkiIl Valley railroad
who struck for $13j instead Of Slaj &
day, returned to work to-day at sl.l5 a
day. They beard that coDtractOrs wegt
offered 300 foreign laborers at %
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4 LONDON, May ? Tho Duty Noes this
morning prints Khartoum dlspatchcs Of
April 81. Every thing Is reported to be saro.
Trade, it is asserted, Will bJ carried on
with the Mahdj's men in case Kbartoum Is
taken. The Greek merchants arc already
in direct CorTespOu deLco with tho Mahdi
with view to the establishment of reg
ular commerce.
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Kansas CITY, Mo-, May "A special
from Harper, kas., Gays: swift retrIbu.
tion has overtlken tho Medciue Lodge
murders and bank robbers. They were
captured and lodged In jail. A crowd OF
citizens then attacked tho jail. One of
the robbers opened fire on the crowd, but
no was quickly riddled with bullets. Tho
remaining three were then taken out and
hanged"
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John Becker was before Alderman Ford.
ney To day to answer for Attempting to
pass forged check for sl75 drawn to
his order and signed by John Musser
Of Salisbury, on tho Laucaster county
national bank, lo was locked up for n
hearing tomorrow afternoon. lie do
olarcd he is innocent.
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BOSTON, May 2.-AIeXander Blaney,
chairman OF the Natick board of select.
men and member of the legislature from
that town, was yesterday held in 81, 600
bonds for the grand jury on charge of
ballot box stuiling at recent town meet
ing,
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h.tRRI IiG RS.

PBNEINIgK -SCHwAFE tin the l., OF May,
lSsi, by n" E'V ". 4. Gerhard, at his rest.
dCnUC, No. 81 Eb orange street Mr.. JOnn NJ.
Ptcnuingcr to Mis-, Matilda Nj. SCh~Hl2,
both OF Lancaster city. It,
KEUEGUR-WIANT.--O ThuTsduy evening,
May /, at the resiIenCr OF the brides parents,
Ivy the Rev. Sylvunu1 stan. MIR. Christi n
krooGur aud ii 50 Minnie Want, both Of Ian.
caster. 1t.
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NOrnn hY Gfrer.

About noon a boy was driving a lot
OF steers along East Walnut street on his
way to the stock yards. At the corner of
Lime street one of the animlls ran at tho
boy, knocking him down. Tho little fel.
low was soon on his feet and started TO
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The Laucastcr n milersv Ilo railroad com.
pany viii commence running n car on sun.
day Nv fOllows car Will leave Millorsvillo on
SUNDAY, May I, nt 7 and Q a. N and 9 and p.
IN. will leave Lancaster at 3 u. M, ~ IN. and
and 3 y. IA. tn2.2t
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wEuuIN. UrLLs.
"in tho Merry monln oi,,ay.'

I'm 'ho '''t'S H'N"'h "a .'SS'
Tho wedding Of Harry :. Brubaker, of
Lincoln. and Miss Carrie kCgar. daughter
Of Cyrus Regar, Of Denver at tho residence
Of tho bride. IS parents on TuCeday evening,
April ~, wac AN interesting social event,
aud va, witnessed by very largo com
pany. Mr.. NJ. l. Wctdman, Of Lincoln,
was groom5mau, and Miss L nma B. Wolf,
of Denver, bird. smaid. Tho presents
were numerous and valuable. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bguhator lult on WodnC day morning
with tho East train Oh a wrddlug tour.
Avoiding In K,rnuG.
number Of Larca,tcr folk, vlro in
R,4d.up on Thursday at tho nlrriago of
Elmer Z. F.u.-, nl Nny York. ant Mlss
Lattie S1n-.',. d. R.,l.ur. in lIo p.rlor Of
tho rrs,d, uc'oi Grcrgs w, Kim. Tho
br,do looked L,uls.wo ia A s.rsl colored
silk c,s,urr. beautifully trimmed with
lace ard n,vyrr4. and tho Groom wore a
fuu drr.s eYit al blscz Tlrro was a
sump,r.,i rrL,r,airru.nt, tho presents
were ol ratu beauty and ,uo wedding
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wEATHEK INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-For tho Middle
Atlantic states, cloudy weather and light
local rains, southeast to northwest winds
and lower temperature.
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up, when the steer followed and gored
him In the side with his horns, ipjuring
him badly. He was removed to bis home
in the country aud his nam, could not DC
learned.
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CHARLESTON, S. g., May 2.-The tug
Jacob Brandow was partially burned at
her pier in this city this morning. Her
hull and machinery were saved. Loss, $l2,-
nnn
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"'Ur family physician gave up our chilh TO
dI"," wrote IiCnry Knee. CsQ., OF Ncrilla, War.
rem county, Tenn. II had fts. Samaritan
NcTuiHc uI- CuIcd The Child, $50.
~ ~ a \
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the SuNDsY sCHUUL rEACHETs' ASSOCIATION
viii meet nj. evening at 7ii In the parior Of
the Y. NJ. G. n, for the study Of tho lesson for
noXl Sunday. Thc Rev. =. stall, pastor OF st..
Johns Lutheran CODJruy yation, IA the teacher.
All sunday schools Nr" CnrdIally invited to At.
tTuI
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/ 49,, nrM IL E,,mM ,,n 70 ~, 10

ASDAsrEK CVWMNNDEKY, Nd. IS
- KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
LANCASTER, NAV = 1854.
SPECIAL ORDER, No. IA special con.
clave OF Lancaster CommHndery, No. ~, will
bo held In their asylum on sunday, May 4,
1884, at . O'Clock "A. IN, tor the purpose OF at
tending the funeral OF Sir George Diller. You
are requested TO attend. Fun Templar uni
torn. Sir Knights desiring 10 go Will fend
their nam 1s u the Recorder at once, so as 10
procure conveyance ny order rot
r. SIR JOEL =. EBY,
Eminent Commander.
Attest SIR II ). CARA
ReCOrhor. II
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acknowledgements.

The managers Of the Home grateiully ac.
knowledge the following donations John r.
Longs sons, 80 colo od porcelain eggs; Jncob
Bnusman, 20 bushels of potatoes q. Hthm's
annual Elstcr gift OF cinnamon cake.
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NrUTiUE TO TBE STDCRHULIiERs or
~ the MBnncrChor Hall Association The
Board OF Directors of the Msnncl ChOr Hall
Association having resolved. with tue consent
OF the stockholders, TO increase the capital
stock OF the corporation from $50 600 to $4,000.
the increase to be made by the issue OF 900
shares OF stock at the par value of t1 eacn,
thg OCkhOldCrs of the said corporation are
hereby notified that meeting of the stOCk-
holders viii be held for the purpose OF con.
sidpring FuCn increase OF capital At the once
OF the corporation on North Prince street, on
the 2Oth day OF May, lssi at O'CLOCK p. M.
HENRY GERIIART,
President.
LANCASTER, PA, Mach 90 1884. m2l-Ftmy3O
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From Mrs. Dennis smith, Louisville, KY,
saws: For blood Impurities Burdock Biood
BUterS seem y trtiCuliry aiap:ed. Never be-
tore had complexion 80 clear. Use all the
tine " For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist,
lSl and l39 NOr'h Queen street
NoHoUr -nruII ucHec'a cOrRh. Take Hale's
Honey OF Ilorcnouud and Tar iuStdntcr
Pixies TOutnHCho Drops cure in one minute.
nyl-l ~dcOl6w
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SIbSNS4blS Nv hASttNblo'i EIt1-.
stocks higher Money easy at a32Hc.
New York .........................lli
h'lo Nhli''Al lo
Adams Express. .,,....,...................l3
Michigan Central RaiIrOHt. t..,.............. 81
Mlchigan southern RailrOad. d.............. %
Illinois Central RailrOni. i.......,......... ..l1A
Cleveland x Pittsburgh railroad. ..........lS3
Chicago Y Rock Island RailrOrd. ..........ll5A
Pittsburgh n Fort Wayne Railroad .l29
Western Union Telegraph COnIpany..... 6lss
lOloio q WaDasn' ,.......''s...s............ y
Ncw jersey Ccntlal ...... ..s...,,...,'..-.s foh
New TOrb Ontario y Wostern....,... ,,.., Sh
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gULunslA NEWS.



Miss LIszlo Willis, who was visiting tho
Misses Pierce, has returned TO Milford,
Dol. Tho wiio of Rev. John Mccoy, Of
Franklin, Pa, formerly of Columbia, Is
visiting Mrs. Geo. Crane. .--lusp aotor Gen.
Goddard and Maj. VIM. MuOrehead,
stopped at tho Franklin House, Mr..
Ettingcr of Troy N j., has become fore
man Of tho mounting department Of the
Gtuvo works. Mia. Geo. Mason IL visiting
Lancaster iiouds.-Mr. Christian, of
Philadelphia; has returned home altor
weeks visit to Columbia. .-Scncr Blcta, Of
BlGta Bros, came Ul ago yesterday, aud
WAS prosecuted with gold headed cane by
HIS sister. Mrs. Geo. Mason and Mtsa
Amanda Baker .--- SamuCl Groves iunofal
to day VAS largely attended, JACOB
Rcad'a remains were buried In MI Bethei
cemetery.
Runaway Accidents.
Patrick Kehos was thrown Ou tho i. X.
4. railroad ut Bridgo street yesterday
whiio driving horse attached to oart'
Tho lines bgCnmo fastened about the man
and he was dragged sOmo distance before
the horse was stopped, lIn received
naipluI cut on tho hCli. kGhpo had Ia
Iomr,uy nuuilcr team driver who was
aIso knocked down aud run over by bis
own cart, but h0 escaped without much
iriury. Tho huIscs Oi both teams became
frightened by an engine blowing OIL steam,
KehOc and hls Cumpauiou woro both very
drunk. Trey wCro Cu route from German
town fO the vicinity OF Getly1hurg, where
they intend working on new railroad.
a runaway COW created much eNoite =
mcnt on tho streets yesterday. She
jumped into tho livcr and swan halt way
across Luicre oyrrtakcn aud towcd back by
ID "a J. A. \
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dow 20 secure IieaItb.

seems strange that any one Will suffer
from the many derangements br0rght on by
An impure condition OF the blood when SEQ
WILLS SARSAPARlLLAA AND STILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health 20 the physical organization. IL
Is indeed strCUsthenlng syrup, pleasant To
LtKo. nlI has proven itself 70 DO the best
BLOOD PUBIIlER ever discovered, effect
uuly curing SCrOtula, Syphlittc disortiers,
" CrlkuGsI Of tho Kidneys, krysipelas, hala-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints and all diseases Indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, LIVER, Kid
neys, stomach, skin, etc. II corrects indi
gcstiou. 4 single bottle will provo 10 you its
merits Gs "A h0alth remover, ior II ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when tho complaint IL
OF On exhaustive nature, having Il tendency To
lessen the natural Ylgor OF tho brain and ner
yOus systom.
aKER's PAIN PANACEA cures pain in
mau and beast. For use externally and inter-
nally.
RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
fhorse, cattle, sheep hogs, poultry and all
Live stock A POSITIVECURE. mayei-a
FOR salo nt II. B. Cochran's drug store lS7
North Queen street.
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IL me eorporator5 OF the Home for Friend.
less ChlluIeh lot tue CITY ana County OF Ian.
40. 80 NORM Qusel street, on TUESDAY,
MAY q, ~ ldj p. m, tor the purpose of ell, OF.
ing six lady managers and iouf trustees 10
serve tor our years next ensuing.
lu22t CHAs. NJ, HOWELL, Secretary.
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tI'HcIdL NUgJCE..

TrE nri""Tsnl yer 'ic', " Tho HOP Et1aer IL
thu best porous plaster ever made" only 25
cents.
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DKPOOsALS WILL BE RECEiVED AT
i the Mayors Office mp to WEDNESDAY,
MAY 7. Is nj six O'c Ock p. M, tor oil print
ing and stationery which may he required by
Councils and the several departments ~ the
city govornment during The current official
year Said proposals to stai tho cost OF print.
ing all ordinances introduced into councils.
warrants commitments and all other blanks
and forms used in the Mayors and TreBsure :
ofticC, where specifications OF the same may he
had on application. Proposals also to state
the cost per page ,includI' < water, police al q
fro tables) of printing the annual report OF
the finance committee All proposals ana bids
must bc addressed to
II. c. DEMUTu,
Chairman OF Committee on Printing and Sta
tionery.
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NEW ADyk4TIsEM IN ~

A DEAD MAN TELLS NO TALES BUT
~ me i've man sings the praise OF RALPH
= 81 MoN, tho London Clothing Renovater
inRH your clothing to him. Gents Clothes
Ladies' S1Cques, &c, renovated.
mS-4i"' 40 NORTH DUKE STREET
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DI NIa.Illln.a NlIrIt

FOR the nose ant throat externally or In.
f"rual.y used, ThOmds' hciCcirIc OF IL match
less Asthma, CHtlrrh. AMI serious throat a.
fCrtioHs are quickly umCnahlo to this efficient
ICm'uy. tOr -rte by III. B. Cochran, druggist,
VI AM l3J NDrtr Queen street
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IHs nutri I've properties OF COldens LiqCid
Beet Tonic sustain the LoIy without solid
fOOd. CO'den'S: no other. myl.lwdeod6w
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State Of Pennsylvania, County Of LdHcdEtsr, IS!
|, George W. Henacl. cashier of the above
named bank, do sOlGmnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief GhO. ". HENSEL, JR.,
Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before me. this JUth
day OF ApIil, lss4 CHRIST BACHMAN.
Notary Public.
Correet-Attest JOSEPH MCCLURE,
JOHN BAt tllMAN,
\. K. BLACK,
lld Directors,
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sKER's PAIN PANACEA cures pain in
nan and beast. For use externally and inter-
"a
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POLtrIUfL.
,,"w COUNTY ,0mMIssIuNEK.

Eli ~ ton, o. Upper LoacocE township.
Hg-SuUcct 10 ITO decision OF the Demo.
cratic convention lmd&Ws
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people at large; that the act of 1853 was in
operative, and void, and nerer became a lao
Of use state.
So much for the record of the democratic
party on this question, which amounts TO
exactly nothing. That party gave to the
people of Michigan no prohibitory law nor
other temperance legislation whatever.
At the general election in 1854, the state
went republican, elected a republican exec
utive, and republican Legislature which at
once proceeded to enact the prohibitory law
of 1855. Ever since that time the republi-
cans have had a majority in both branches
of the state Legislature and with the excep-
ton of the past two years have had control
of every branch of the state government.
We believe the record fully justifies the
NoRTHERNEI IN repeating the statement
that "the republican party has given to
Michigan all the temperance legislation it
ever had
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-09-25

On the 10th inst, at Cassopolis, the dem
ocrsts aud greenbackers of Cass county held
their county conventions. joint county
ticket was nominated on which the green
hackers named one circuit court commits.
sioner, and the democrats all the rest. The
democratic correspondent of the Detroit
Free Press says "the best of feeling pre-.
walls" That is probably true so far as the
democrats are concerned, but such a divis-
ion of the offices will be quite apt to cause
greenbackers to think snow is the time tc
kick"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-09-25

General ButLet'ssrdr record, hoo lie open
ed the road to Washington IN tie dark days
Of 1861, were the headlines of an article in
the last issue of our highly esteemed con-
temporary, the Paw Paw Herald. That was
all right, and we have no criticism to make
on the Generals record as union officer.
Now will not the Herald kindly print q
chapter from the war record of its candidate
for vice president, Gen. A. NJ. West?
Mothers whose sons gave up their lives for
their country, soldiers widows, crippled
union veterans and all the boys in blue
would be so interested in reading it.