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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17
TuE STREET LAMPS.
The lSceuuiCiti,s OF EIsctIi,ity-It OF l9t
ketuso to Burn

The iCceuuidti,s OF Ei.,tIi,ity-it OF l90
Refuse to Burn.
The police reports show the following
results of Saturday aud Sunday nights
Electric lamps-Saturday nighttime
and Priucr, South Queen and Centre
Square, out from 0 O'Clock Sbilpen and
Chestnut, from {; Duke aud Walnut, from
.; Manor and Laurel, Love Lane and
MAJOR, High aud Dorwart, from z; Fill.
bert and Manor, WALNUT aud Mary, Orange
and Shippen, poor all night Christian and
Grant Orange and Lime, cut from 2
o'clock. Total le.
Sunday night-Prince and Orange,
Water and Orange, Prince and Chestnut
out from l2 o'clock Market and Grant,
poor all night Grant aud Christian, Lime
and OGapge, out from Z o'clock Shppcn
and Orange poor until IL o'clock Straw
berry and Water, poor al night German
and Prince, out from l2 o'clock Prince
and Conestoga, from 9 South Queen and
COECstoga, South Queen and Centre
Square, from Vine and Prince, 2 ;
Orange and Columbia avenue out four
hours Orange aud Marietta avenue,
Nevn and Chestnut, Mary and Chest.
nut, Mulberry and Chestnut, poor
until . o'clock then went out
Charlotte and Chestnut, Orange and Mul
berry, Orange and Charlotte, Orange and
Mary, Orange and Pine, poor until 2
o'clock Duke and Frederick, Shippen
and Chestnut, out from o'clock Lime
and Lemon, poor from 3 O'Clock Low
and Freiberg, out for three hours Laurel
aud Manor, Love Lane and Manor, High
and Dorwart, out from 7 o'clock last
lamp on North Queen. Mulbsrry aud
James, Mary and James, poor until 2
o'clock Prince aud Lemon, Mulberry and
Lemon, Mary aud Lemon, poor until 9
O'Clock, then out Walnut and Prince,
Mulberry aud Walnut, Mary and Walnut,
out from o'clock. Total, Al.
Gas lamps Saturday night MAJ k 1t
rear Of City hotel, out from 10 o'clock ;
Grant aud Concord, from 2 O'Clock
Christian and Low, Rockland, south oi
GIoeu, from O'Clock
Sunday night-Middle between Duke
and Rockaud, out from 10 o'clock first
lamp on Marietta pike, from II o'clock ;
Poplar and Laurel from 10 o'clock. 1otal
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lNuH UUUSTY YUOaMissiOS
GEO. 5 BOONE, of Salisbury township.
sS-Subject TO tho decision OF the Democratic
county convention. febis dAw
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DEATHS.

FAsNAcur.-ln this city, on the l7th inst,
Daisy daughter OF Peter ana Clara fasnacht,
aged 10 months and days,
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF her parents, No. 81
Beaver street, on Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, Interment at Lancaster cemetery. 20
GARLE In this city, March 10, Mary E., cid.
est d lighter OF Henry A. and tho lato Ann
Gable,
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-.
dence OF her father No. 80 South Queen
street, on Wednesday morning at 81 o'clock,
High Mass ut St. Mary's church at o'clock.
Interment at st. Mary's cemetery. 2t'
BoEaRIsoRR. In this city. on the 18th inst,
Jacob Boenringer, In the sith year OF his age.
The relative and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attond the funeral
from the residence OF his son. Geo. BOeh-
rim ger, No SO East Lemon street, on wedncs.
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. ml7-2t
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CHIcAgo-Hog --Rccefpts, 1000 head F.; ship.
mems 200 head; market fairly active
gOod grades SC higher rough packing, ~ 40P
50 heavy, s80l1i ~; light bacon grades,
s6a6 % skips t5fp3 80 closed firm.
CATTLE ecsipts !, 500 head sh pnents, 4 0Jo
do market openct at unchanged pric =, but
weakened later and clos d lower on shipping
e ades exports 81 500 10; good TO choice
shipping NJ IS 70a6 o.; common TO me-
dium. s's15 90; two loads OF cornied Texans
sold at t5 10
oheep-K"c ceipts, 800 head shipments, 1000
10 demand moderate and values unchanged {;
inferior TO tair, s3lDt; medium TO good, o. 90
as 25 choice to extra, - 60f6.
EAST Liberty. In Cattle there was nothing
doing Bll through Con-ignmouts receipts,
l,l97 head shipments, 10 head.
Hogs active; receipts 5B5 head shipments
ers, b6 ;0d6 o.
sheep were duh and unchanged re- eipts,
!, 400 head shipments $40 head.
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Yhilnnn,nn,. msr... !.

rHlLApsLrafA, March l1--riour nrm and
scuyei superfine state, % 75Ns O0i nrtrs
uoSaowS 90 Pa family, ~ 6o16 90 Ohio d
IN ,nnntna nn family, s56G 90; MINI. extra clear.
oW.o tOi 30 straight, " 50fp8 rs winter pat,
onE %ao % spring DO, % 12n6 rs.
mye Hour AZ ~ 1913 Go
a, m heat castor and quiet No. 2 wsstei n Rad
a. y9gi NO. DO esSc; No. Penn'a Red,
Corn dull but s,e,dv steamer m,,ea and
Ssl ow, oSoGOo sal yellow and rnirod ain
1c NO. mixed and yellow b,sls9c
=. .Oas-market u let ard oasier No whit a
.9nfSc No do, Ac No 3 DO, lllSetc
Rye arm at 6Sa 70c.
Seeds Glover dull at sNdgNc Timothy du,,
atsl 'Oml % Flaxseed firm Mt o. TO-
PROVISIONS frm, tair demand, Mess
Mar. Mar. r.s, f,s o. 70 DO Hams, s'sass 50; Incis
Bscon~s Cked Shoulders, s1c, salt do
ats@aaNc smoked Hams, h@is; pichled
Lard 6rm but quiet; city refined At ios<se
iokc; loose butchers, 9Aaaxc; prime steam,
Butter scarce and in good demand Cream.
cry extra, 35d37c firsts, Sass D G. q ". Y.
extra and nrsts, nominal Western extra, 700
2sc do gold To choice, 15GIsc.
Rolls at 10116c.
Eggs steady Pa. and western extras, 2lk.
cheese steady and fairly active N. Y. full
creams, ltNI5c; Western do, 13H6i3H ;
western tair TO good, llkR12Kc; Pa. part
skins. sd9zc do full skins, fresh. 767Nc I;
Petroleum dull refined. ssx@sxc.
whisky AZ fl ~
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aex YORK wayHsta

NIw YoRx, March l7.--Flour -stato and
western dull and strongly In buyers' favor.
superhne state, o. s0ps 35; Extra do.
% i0d3 co: Choice do, - 6566 0o Fancy
DO. 90 1916 rs Round Hoop Ohio, S3 20
400 choice. "a i0T6 OF. supernne Western,
" s0f3 35: common To good ext ra do, - t0f1
S75 cho ce do. ~ S016 80; choice White
Wheat do. 20 2,i6 80. southern steady COM
nor TO tair extra, 80 6od+ so; good to choice
80, - s5I6 so.
wheat kaNc lower, heavy and irregular !;
more doing in options; No | White nominal !;
No. iie'i, April VI 0sbdl 09H "a es. 7as,o00
bus Msy. 81 llenl llsa sales, 900 us. June
81 l2H9l llA March, f1 Usz bid, ti OH asked.
corn h@Ec lover and less &C I've; Mixed
Wesiprn, spot, 50t962k do 'utnro, 8it< <n6skc.
oats shade easier; No. May, i0h14lc +;
State adI7c Western. 391iG".
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AnnAastaaula

\ Pat Rooney knows this popu
lar and able Irish comedian, and his appear
ance In the opera house Tuesday evening Will
be an occasion OF mirth aud enjoyment To the
highest degree. MIR. Rooney's accomplished
little daughter appears with him, and tho pro.
gramme OF tho evening IN very attractive and
complete. There Is possibly no more natural
Irish delineator on tho stage than Rooney,
and no one can help but laugh at his comical
tiles. ...
"Queens Lace HandterchieJ."-Thursda
L evening this favorito opera will be given In
Fulton opera house. IL has been presented
here before, and our theatre-goers are ac-
quainted with It's numerous points OF elo-
quence. its melodies, scenery and costumes.
There are Indications that largo and fashion
able audience viii be present, as the company
is said TO be good in all respects.
900 Miles AWay."-This evening oliver
Doud Byron in this play appears In Fulton
opera house The New York Herald says OF
It "It must not be understood that 10 900
Miles Away Is n play OF tho border hnd-far
from it-it IL the strongest play NJ the day In
human interest" There will doubtless be a
| large audience in attendance.
HumptU Dumptp."- -Georgo II. Adams
ilumpty Dumpty troupe will pay Lancaster
visit next Friday. Mr.. Adams has been hero
often enough for all TO know the excellence
of his performances; they are all hrstclass.
llo has this year new tricks, new scenery, new
wordrobe, and will please all who go to hear
him. There are numerous attractions men.
toned, all worth seeing.
" The Forge Mdster."-Miss Maude Granger
appears here Wednesday evening in this new
play. The Philadelphia Record says miss
Granger, as the heroine, q beautiful, true and
clever woman. persecuted by those who
ought to be her friends, sorely tried by two
mon who trine with her affections, and borne
down by undeserved woes, carried or first
honors unquestionab'y. Her rendition OF the
role was intense and emotional without being
overdone, and some OF her acting was excep-
tionally effective. Brightly did she shine
among all the competent artists. Clare and
the Forge Master Is great play, II Il well
worth witnessing, ana the costumes OF Miss
Granger wcro not disappointing in elegance
OF material and neatness or cut and III to the
ladies' who admire tho marvels OF the mod
estes"
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AKuUnENr COURT.
l,er inning d, the march rsrm


This morning tho regular March term of
argument court began with Judges Liv-
ingston and Patterson on the bench.
When ths list was called it was found
that almost all Of the cases down were
ready for argument.
The accounts Of 02 executors, admins
traitors aud guardians, 7 trustees and
widows appraisements in 20 estates were
presented, read and confirmed nisi.
Tho tavern license of M. w. Reddig, of
East Cocalico, was transferred to Daniel
Bower, and the license Of Daniel Habeck-
er, OF Warwick township, was transferred
to Lemon l.. Look. 't...
The viewers who were appointed TO
assess the damages occasioned by the
Pennsylvania railroad company taking
certain lands Of G. w. and II. X MoClel
Ian at tho Gap, filed their report this
morning, awarding $500 damages.
Charles Graham and Christian Swartz,
insoIvent debtors, were discharged
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CUBAN KEFUGEFs,
"A Vessel Ia Port with lot OF them on
board.

"A Vessel Ia Port with n lot OF Them on
board.
VINEIAND HAVEN, March 1.-THE
brig Screamer, having on board twenty
FIVE men, women and children, cliiming to
be Cuban refugees, arrived hero last night
She is under the surveillauce Of the revenue
steamer Dexter pending instructions from
Washington.
wnat win pe pono ith the " scrsamtr.r
WASHINGTON, March l7,-Secretary
Folger this afternoon directed Captain
Gabrielson, Of the Dexter, by telegraph,
to convey the Screamer to her port of
destination aud turn her over to the col
lector Of customs, who will he instructed
in the matter as soon as tho departm, mt
is informed of the arrival OF the Screamer
in port. The case will he placed in the
hands of the commissioner of emigration
at Portland, who will investigate the
character Of the passengers and ascertain
IL they como within the provision
of the emigration act of August, 1882,
prohibiting the landing of criminal or
pauper emigrants.
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Bart Note.

w. S. Ferree has sold his store fixtures
and stock to William Thompson. Mr.
Thompson took possession on Friday the
IA inst.
Two deaths OF old residents of the
neighborhood have occurred during tho
past week, viz Elizabeth Boyd, colored,
aged II years q months and 25 days. and
Catharine Griffith, in her s5th year.
DR.. Jerome Keeley of Georgetown, has
for sometime been settling his affairs, and
preparing TO visit Floyd county, Texas,
intends, il everything is favorable, to start
q sheCp p ranch here.
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Ka.TOn-Ka

Operates with energy upon the bowels, liycr,
kidneys, and pores OF the skin, thus eNp' ling,
by means OF these organs, the rscase'gerns,
or cause OF scroiulous, Inherited, and contit-
gious humors and disease which hOat In the
bio 4. Precipitation and urine in forty min
utes atJer taking the hrst dose IL may be DO
tected by chemical analysis In the blood, per
spiration and urine, where 1t acts upon di3
eased or morbid impurities anu destroys ihem,
after which they pass haimlessly from the
system, Hence It's grea' power over diseases
which derive no beneht from all other forms
OF treatment. A. u blood purifier ana spring
medicine II surpasses all otner compounds. II
acts gently yet freely upon tue bowels over
coming constipation, dyspepsia, sick head.
ache turred tongue, biliousn' 50, torpldity OF
the liver, high colored or thickened urine in
u very few doses. II excites the appetite, In;
creases the fesh. hardens the muscles, ana
soliitnes the bones. 1t Is u mothers remedy,
regulating ana strengthening the material
functions, II purifies the tema system OF
ulcerative weaknesses and debilitating hum
ors, IL expels tne first symptoms OF herodi
tary humofs and diseases IN children ana
youth. II Is wonderful in nervous debility,
emaciation ana dropsy. iteNpos the cause OF
rheumatism and gOut and invariably cures
There are no forms OF disease upon which the
medicine does not act iayorably by reason OF
its purifying action On tho great nulds OF the
system. Price tl per bottle, six bottles tor g.
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CruR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

BoRDLEY 8. PATTERSON, OF Little Br.-
tain township.
ss-subIect 10 the decision OF the Democratic
colnty convention. tlo.tfd&w
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SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, MAR. IL. 1894
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.
suME NEWS FROM snmNANn AmnoAp.
m stttrs OF Interest Happening In Europe
Death OF tho Khsdive's Mother
Threateuiog civil War In Ire

matters OF Interest Happening In Europe
Death Of tho Khsdivos Mother
Threateuiog civil War In Ire
land
LONDON, March 17.--The police OF New
Castle on Tyne have received information
of plot to explode the principal buildings
Of the city, including the Central railway
station and the postofiice.
A BOZ OF Powder round.
A box Of powder with fuse attached has
been discovered in the postoffioo at Brim-
ingham.
Hs Ougbtto Kemsiu.
Berlin dispatch to a local news
agency says Secretary Frelinghuysen
has given Minister Sargent the option of
remaining at Berlin, or becoming minister
at some other court"
Osmsn Digns, the rebel.
In the House Of Commons, to-day, the
Marquis Of Harrington, secretary Of
state for war, announced that he had tel
egraphed TO Admiral Hewett, asking him
whether he had offered reward
for Osman Digna's head aud warning
him not to issue such proclamation with
out consulting Sir Evelyn Barring, the
English minister at Cairo.
Tho Ent lish Troops Discontented.
SUAKIM, March l7.-The troops manifest
great discontent at the prospect OF being
ordered to advance to Berber, as they con.
slider the campaign useless.
Death OF the Mother OF the Khedive.
CAIRO, Egypt, March 17.-The motler
Of the Khedive is dead.
Cyii war Threatened In Ireland.
DUBLIN, March 17.-Placards have been
posted in Skibbereen, County Cork, an
nouncing tho outbreak Of civil war In
March
spanish Conspirators Arrested.
MADRID, March 17.-Thc conspirators
arrested yesterday and Saturday had
formed plot to seize the palace some
time when the ministers were assembled
and King Alfonso presiding.
strike OF 5000 Employees.
VIENNA March 17-At Tackschen, a
manufacturing city Of Bohemia, 5000
factory operatives have struck.
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Prison Inspectors Look At Pump.

This morning the board of prison in
spectors held special meeting for the
purpose OF witnessing the working of the
new pump, which was recently put in by
the Keystone drilling company. The
pump worked admirably and it will likely
be accepted at the next regular meeting Of
the board. The engine and boiler
were furnished by John Best &
Son and the water is pumped
into tank with capacity OF
900 gallons. This morning between
0:30 and 10 o'clock, between 40 and 45
gallons per minute were pumped, but
better work can b. easily done. The we'll
was bored by $. NJ. Ehlcr, of Elizabeth
town. 1t is 100 feet deep and of 81 inches
bore. The engine house was constructed
by Mr.. Buikholder himself. About 40
gal ons of water per minute are used at the
prison. At night no pumping is done, but
the tank is filed for use.
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Thigh fsone Fractured.

David Dunkle, residing near Mechanics
Grove, Drumore township, met with
quito serious accident, Friday morning,
While he was assisting in unloading a
tobacco press, the horses attached to the
wagon containing the press, suddenly
started, the press was thrown off, AID Mr.
Duukle had his leg broken by getting it
between the spokes of the revolving wheel,
breaking the bone some inches above the
knee. He was carried to his home, and
tho broken limb was set by DR.. J, NJ
Deaver
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Many pcopIc think that Rheumatism cannot
be cured. II Is caused by n bad state or the
blood which deposits poisonous matter In the
joints and muscles. causing lamen -, stiffness
and swelling OF the joints and exctuc ating
pains. Kidncy.Wort will certainly effect a
cure. II acts on the Kidneys. Liver ana Bow
els, stimulating them TO a healthy action, pnr-
ihes and eniichos the blood and eliminates
the olson from the system. Go TO the near.
est druggist, buy KiIney-w ort and TO cured.
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A Poem of Merit,

Attention is directed to tho beautiful
poem. "The Aged Player" which is repro
dpced on our fourth page to-day, having
Originally appeared in the College Student
1t is from the pen of ]. f. Meyer, of
Franklin and Marshall college. and shows
considerable poetic ability. The subject
of the verses is an aged organ grinder
who may be often seen plying his voca
tion on fine day at the corners of tho
business thoroughiares Of the city.
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R,iision OF the Cabinet.

President Arthur is an Epscopaliap, as
is also the secretary of state and tho attor
ney general. Secretary Folger is broad
gauge Presbyterian. Secretary Chan
dlaT is Unitarian. Secretary Lincoln at.
tends the Presby terian church, as does also
Postmaster General Gresham, who, !t is
said, lis Of the Orthodox stamp, while See
retary Teller Is a Methodist OF the Rock y
mountain quality.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
DUR REuULAs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

a aeisnae OF Local item. Of varisd In
tere.t-noi,gious ntsIiigspco-somo
Marietta news.
Many drunken men were seen about
town on Saturday evening.
A bunch OF keys was found on Fifth
street by Mrs. Jacob Rich.
Tho Susquehanna IL falling slowly, but
is still about bank full.
Mr.. II. II. Roger, Of Williamsburg, Pa,
spent Saturday aud Sunday hore. -.
Tho Warm Spring Indian show viii
open In the opera house to night. :.
The Alert and Susquebanna baseball
clubs were organized on Saturday.
William Conner has purchased He'd
mans Front street barber shop.
Two new switches have been placed In
tho cast yards of the Pennsy sylvania railroad
hero aud q new crossing switch has been
laid in the west yards
Officer Wittick was put upon the trail
ofa tramp who was suspected OF having
stolen q number OF rings and razors which
he offered for sale on Saturday evening,
but was unable to effect his arrest.
A Good Lecture.
Tho lecture delivered in tho opera house
on Saturday evening by tho pastor pro.
tenn. OF st. Paul's T.. f., Rev. +. j Clay.
Moran, drew a large and appreoiative au =
diencc. Wauderings on tho Rhine was
n lecture of decided merit. 1t Is ths desire
of many to have the lecturer tell Of o,hs
places Waited by him.
In tho Religious world.
Since the recent arrest Of disorderly
person NJ Trinity Reformed church, excel
lent order has been preserved.
The fourth anniversary Of the organiza-
tion Of st. Johns Lutheran church, will
bo celebrated on next Sunday week.
The Bethel Church Of God sooable will
be held tn morrow evening at Mrs. Straw.
bridges. No. 100 Locust street. On Thurs
day evening the Presbyterian entertain.
ment will be held in the lecture room of
the church.
A large crowd attended the fair held in
the armory on Saturday evening by st.
Johns Lutheran church, The Columbia
band furnished good music for the ocoa
sion. The fair ends TO night, when all
unsold articles will be disposed OF at
auction.
After tho Columbia fire engine house
prayer meeting had closed last evening
about score Of those present marched In
body to st. Paurs u l.. church, the
pastor pro TEN. of which had conducted
the services at the engine house.
marietta News.
Tho Pioneer fire company will hold o
fair in Genital hall on the evenings Of
April 2 and 3.
A grand hop will be held in Central hall
on Wednesday evening, March 10, by
some young ladies aud gentlemen of the
town.
The Tennessee singers appear 10 Central
hall TO morrow evening under the auspices
of the q. A. Il. post of the town.
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GOOD Grounds tor Contlnusnce.

The first case called for argument was
that of Alexander Harris, administrator of
Bernard Short, deceased, vs.. Thomas
Baney, rule to show cause why Il ia
should not be stayed and the judgment
upon which 1t was issued marked paid
and satisfied. The counsel for the defense
stated that additional evidence was to
have been taken in the case, but In the
meantime Short was killed and Baney
lodged in Jail as his murderer. The case
was then continued.
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XXvANTED- BARBER To TAKE AND
w run new shop; u rare chance Tor
the right man. Call ana see for yourself Also
n man to take care of "A horse and drive and
make himself useful. Call at the
HILDEBRAND HOUSE,
ml7.2tdR Quarryville.
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DEMuyAL-I HAVE REMOVED TnE
IL Wholesale Notion Business IRON No 8
East King street TO 33 ana IS south Queen
street. opposite the Fountain Inn
mar7.tfd JULIUS LOEB.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS TS

w Cigar in the city.
mARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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II. N. Mohler, of this city, will on
Thursday, March 90, remove to Neffsville
and take charge of the Pennsylvania house
formerly occupied by Sam'l Brubaker.
Music for dancing has been engaged for
the occasion and generally pleasant and
lively time is expected. Mr.. Mohler has
had some experience as a landlord, and
knows how to keep q hotel"
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Modoc Indian Oil

wan never be iorgo ten by tho who saw the
wonderful cures performed In public by tire
Indian medicine men. Iho Indians believeit
10 be the Great Spirits medicine, II relieves
ASK your druggist for MoDOC INDIAN OIL.
Take no other, IL IL the beat. Price IS cent?
per bottle hyo bottles Tor tl, All keep IL.
m3.lydW&S&W
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BosTON March L "A convict named
Sherwood from Lowell, escaped this
morning from tho state rson AZ Concord
by lashiug ladders together, with which
he cleared the walls, afterwards disappear
more TO serve.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17

On Saturday evening Empire Council
No 120, held an entertainment and package
party in Keper's building. Each ticket
holder was entitled to a chance on O gen
tleman's silver watch and canary bird.
VIM. Leonard, Of this city, won the
watch and Horace Eschbach tho latter
nriZa.
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MrAraER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March l7-For the Middle
Atlantic states, warmer partly cloudy
weather, followed in northern part and on
Tuesday in southern part by rain, variable
winds, mostly sou.herly and shifting to
easterly, lower barometer,