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Prohibition county Convention.

mass convention Of the union prohibition party
OF Van Buren, county, will be held at the court
house, I'm the village of Paw Paw, Saturday. Oct.
T. 1884, at o'clock p. M, for the purpose OF nom
mating full county ticket for said county; also
two representatives to the state legislature All who
sympathize with the effort now being made for the
complete suppression OF the liquor traHic, through
political action, cordially invited.
The Hon. A. NJ. Alcott, prohibition candidate for
congress from this district is expected TO be pres
ent and address the convention. BY order Of
COUNTY COM.
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Boys, don't throw sticks at Hank Baldwin.
Last week he jumped out of his wagon and
slapped little boy nicely for hitting him in
the face with stick. All that saved the
issuing of warrant was the lack of security
for costs.
Mr.. George Brock of Paw Paw, held
meeting here Saturday night in the interest
of the republican party. The audience con-
sisted of about GO persons, whom he kept
interested for an hour and then proceeded
to organize Blaine and Logan club with
Mr.. Crosby as president. A meeting APP
pointed for next Wednesday night.
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We have received from Richard A. Saals-
field, II Bible House, New York, the follow
ing new pieces of music: "You ask Me to
Forgive the Past Better Luck To-mor-
row." "Amatori Waltzes," "Cleveland and
Hendricks Grand Victory March, and
"With Cleveland We Shall Win the Day."
1t is a fine lot of music, but we hardly know
what use we can make of the democratic
campaign pieces.
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A walking skeleton.

Mr.. Z. Springer of Merchandising, Pa.
writes: ~ was afflicted with lung fever and
assesses on lungs, reduced to q palktnS
skeleton. Got free bottle of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, which did
me so much good that bought dollar bot
tie. After using three bottles, found myself
once more a man, completely restored to
health, with hearty appetite, and a gain in
flesh of 4S lbs. Call at X. w. Noyes' drug
store and get free trial bottle of this GER
tain cure for all Lung Disease. Large bot
ties 800.
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CORRESPONDENCE.


Geo. Turner is happy again, another boy
The Bell school has begun with John Hal
for teacher.
=. A large number of Porter people attended
\ the state fair.
Mrs. Adele Fem and children are spend
few days at home.
A. j. Halls little son Reedie, has been
very sick with lung fever.
A couple of weeks since Miss Ellen Hymes
was pushed from a lumber pile, by her broth
.er and she has been very ill as the result of it
very pleasant party assembled at the
residence of Mr.. A. II. Hathaway on Wednes-
day, Sept. 18th, to witness the marriage OF
Miss Ida Hathaway and Mr.. Harley Wyman.
A very enjoyable time is reported and the
happy couple were the recipients of numer-
Gus fine presents.
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Opening the Fountains.

In numberless bulbs beneath the skin is
secreted the liquid substance which gives
the hair its texture, color and gloss. When
this secretion stops, the hair begins at once
to become dry, lustreless brittle and gray
Is that the condition of your hair? If SO
apply Parker's Hair Balsam at once. 1t will
restore the color, gloss and life by renewing
the action of nature. The Balsam is not al
oil, not dye, but an elegant toilet article
highly appreciated because of its cleanliness
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Lines on the Death of a Dear Child

Adieu, dear Aldo sleep in peace
Upon thy pillow lone and chill
Thy little life was doomed TO cease;
But an! fondly love thee still.
Thy spirit like a meteor bright
Illum'ed my heart with hopes of day,
Twas but TO plunge in deeper night
To chase my cherished hopes away.
Why did love so sweet rose
And rest on Il my thoughts for years?
Twas but to add to other loves,
To drown my rising joys in tears.
Yet still farewell my blighted flower,
Thy angel form I'll meier forget;
But think on thee until the hour
When LIES dull path TO me hath set,
Mrs. SARAH j. HOPE.
Lawrence, Mich, Aug. %, 1884.
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As we now offer opportunities greatly in advance
of any previous year. with confidence invite the
patronage of those desiring thorough, practical
education.
TEACHERS COURSE,
Sept 1st to oct. 3Oth,-Tuition $3.50. Carefully
reviewing the branches required for examination by
County Board. Special attention given to Physiol-
ogy and Hygiene, with Alcohol and Narcotics also
TO Il. s. History and Civil Government, for which
studies feto schools in the state otter equal Jdcil
tiles.
VIII be continued on several important topics.
APPARATUS,
New and improved adds increased efficiency TO the
WORK of the school.
Unusual prominence will be given 10 Book Keep
ing and Penmanship. In addition 10 the studies of
the regular course, CLASSES tCii be formed at dnY
time as the needs of the students demand.
For the ensuing year have employed the fol-
lowing exceptionally strong
CORPS OF TEACHERS:
T.. RUSSELL, Principal.
Miss MAGGIE T.. WooLsEY, Preceptress.
Mrs. A. @. MARTIN, ID Assistant.
Miss JOSIE SHAW, Grammar School.
Miss MARY bryan and Miss DoLIIE OLLIE,
intermediate.
Miss ANNA q. DILLoS and Miss KATE ocoBocK,
Primary.
PATRONIzE HOME INSTITUTIONS,
And thus contribute to the prosperity of our county
and at the same time secure the best advantages
for the least money.
For Particulars, address the Principal, or
G. s. MAYNARD, Director.
O. W. ROWLAND, Moderator.
GEO. w. LONGwELIs, Assessor.
JNO. w. FREE, Trustee.
X. w. MOVES,
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All orders left at the post Office for Bur
dicks bus to all trains and private houses
will meet with prompt attention. 12tf
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The best medicine known for the pre-
vention of ague and all malarial diseases, is
DR.. Henry Baxter's Mandrake Bittters. %
cents per bottle.
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PROSPECT LAKE.

Look out for that mush and milk social,
somewhere in the near future.
Twenty-Five or more of our Prospect Lake
people attended the State fair.
Most of the farmers in this vicinity have
sown their wheat and are praying for rain TO
make it grow.
T. ID. Jacobs and family and Harry ia
cobs visited at Roll Harris in Hamilton last
Thursday and Friday. They found Mr..
Harris quite i'll with tonsilitis.
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Lawrence.

Did you feel the earthquake?
Holmes has been paint NJ his house on
the corner and we feel quite proud.
The Baptists will hold a pumpkin pie
social at the residence of their pastor on
Friday evening next.
The Baptists have changed the time OF
their services again; morning and evening
now, and Sunday school at twelve.
Mrs. Weaver has moved into the Steven
son house recently purchased by her, Steven
son has gone to Petoskey, and Jimmy John
son has gone into Viewers house.
Barnes talks of moving his brick machine;
to the village. As he employs from ten tC
fifteen hands, it would pay our citizens tc
see that the way is made easy for him.
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Omnibus Orders.

Where every other remedy has failed to
cure pneumonia, Downs Elixir has succeeded.
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List Of Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the Post Office
at Paw Paw. Mich, for the week ending
September oath; Miss Mary Byrd, Miss
Nettie Farmer, Miss Minnie Hakes, A. w.
Hayden, Thornton * Potter, Miss NJ. White
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
L..yzs OF PAIN
RHEUMATISM ana NEURALGIA have
long enough run riot in the human
system.


They have tormented the human family and
defed the medical faculty from time out OF memory
they have corrupted the blood demorGlized JOINTS
yexed the nerves, agonized the muscles and racked
the brain with weary1ng pain.
"ATHLoPHoRos" Is the enemy OF Rheuna-
Hsm and NEURALGIA, repairs their damages, rcnews
the blood, the joints. Gains the nerves, soothes
the muscles, gives rest 0ne peace TO Tie troubled
brain, and ensures delightful sleep
"ATHLopHoRos" Is new rencdJ, but 10 has
been abuudantly tried From .ar and hear come tes-
timonials from we.lkpown persons who had long
been sufferers. Ii mas turned their diseases out 1t
has cured them. That is all,--and that is enough.
"ATHLoPHoRos" can do for you what
it has done for those sufferers. 1t can
drive out your Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
and will do so if you give it a fair trial.
"ATTILoPEoRos" has by this time had such n
good trial all over the country that it, true work is
known and its true character proved.
"ATnLoPHoRo5" means "PIfZe-Bearer;"
"Victor;" 4" Conqueror" IL carries of the prize as
VICTOR over tho attacks Of these terrible malades,
and CoNoUERoR of the frighful agonies their vic
Tins have endured. Not mere temporary relief.
but permanent, enduring, and triumphant cure
II you cannot get ATHLoPHoRos of your drug
gist, we VIII send it express paid. on receipt OF
regular price-one dollar per bottle. Weprefer
that you buy it from your druggist, but IL ne
hasn't 1t, do not be persuaded 10 try something
else, but order ct once from Us as directed
aTHL0PH0R0s CO., l2 WALL ST., NEW YORK.
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Stories Oh .sa Road.

Commercial Trdrelers at 4 JVdySide Inn
Somethtag TO PIT IN u GITpSdck.
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FALL TERM-Opens sept. Ist, closes
Dee. 10Th.
WINTER TERM-Opens January 9Th,
closes March 2sth.
SPRING TERM-Opens Apr. q, closes
June 26th.
commencement, Thursday. June 2J.
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DEATHS.

CAMPBELL May 18th, 1854, in this city. Mrs
Mary a. Campbell, in the nth year or her age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from tho residence OF samuel Pool, Lancas.
ter c motery, on Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. lnterment at Lancaster cemetery.
MUssER. In Lincoln, on the 10Th inst susan
Musser, In the Ia year OF her age,
Tho relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, in Lincoln, Lancaster
county, Pa, on Thursday afternoon at |
O'Clock. Interment ut Reamstown, m2O-2t
SHRGlNsR. In Iititz, on tho 18TH inst, Adam
Shreiner, In the 5Ith year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
without further notice from the residence oi
a. ". Shober, Lititz, on Thursday morning al
. o'clock, Intoruent at Now Haven GENE
terry. ml92ts
SaELrz. In this city, on May 20, 1884,, Beckie
daughter of Rebecca and the late Jacob Il
SmeItz, In the goth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are RI 1spectfully
| invited TO attend the funeral from her lat,
resid nee, corner OF North Queen and LemoT
streets. on Thursday afternoon At = O'Clock.
| my9O2t
| SAILER-In this city. on the 2lst inst, Mrs
| Louisa Satler, In the 6lst year OF her age,
! The relatives and friends OF the family ar
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
| from the residence OF her son, Lewis Smith
No. 230 North Mulberry street, on sunda,
afternoon ut . o'clock. Interment NJ Lancas
| ter cemetery.
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n a N N EIS
thiisuelpnIa N aEse,


PHILADELPHIA Mayll -rlouI dull but steady;
superfne State, s2 5O8S; Extra supernne
do s. 0Og3 50; Pa. family, 81 5oGi rs; Ohio and
G6 90 straight, IS OOa5 75 winter patents,
$5 1896 so spring do 81 50ll6 90.
Rye -four at B 50G3 62h
Wheat firm but quiet: No. Western Red,
o. 02hQl o.; No. do CSC; No. Pa. Red,
u l7Gl TX.
Corn quie, and steady steamer mixed
and yellow, 6lep62c sail yellow, 62T(lGic 60
mixed 62hA63c; No. mixed and yellow, u
IG2c.
Oats hrmer fair demand ; No. White, Az
G4lc No. do, 4OAd+lc No. do, 401p401c
rejected, 3sIiG3915ci No. mixed, 36kG37c.
Rye quiet At 70G7sc.
Seeds Glover dull Mt Sd9c; Timothy
steady at o. 80; Flaxseed trm Mt sl Is.
Provisions quiet and trm Mess Pork
SIS O0@ls5O; Beet Hams, s3825 81 India Mes
Beet t23
Bacon-smoked Shoulders, 7xa7Nc; salt do
6AQ7c; Smoked Hams, l8k8lthc; picklec
do llAQl2Ac.
butchers, TNGlsc prime steam g. iOas 50
Creamery extra 2eG23c Penn,a do, lbSc
r q. h n. Y do 2lp22c do hrsts, l7gl9
Western good to choice, l3Rl5c.
Rolls at S6l0c.
Eggs steady with fair demand Pa Extras,
58lbhc DO Western ltA9lGc,
cheese quiet and weak New York full
creams, llHQI2Lc; Western do IKE do fair
10 good, .Onllc Penn'a part skins, %
SIC; do full, 2a3Lc,
Petroleum quiet Refined, Sc
"hiskv--We Western At q II.
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Samuel Hess i Son, auctioneers, sold at
plblo sale last night at Kohler's hotel, for
Fred. Waltz, lot Of ground fronting on
Middle street, on which is erected a one
story franc house with other improve
monts thereon to George Lamparter for
$50
Jacob Il. Long, real estate agent, sold
to-day at private salo the house No. 1876
North Charlotte street, belonging to Mrs.
Mary +. Bell, OF Philadelphia, to Willis
b. MuSser for 81, 900.
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Mechanical Engineers IN session.
A Murder at arand Isie

ST. ALBANs, VT, May 2l.-Grand Isle,
a Lake Champlain town, is excited over q
probable murder. A day or two ago
jacob Kent, aged 80 years, attacked his
grandson's wife, who lives in the same
house, and when her husband came to her
rescue the old man stabbed her in tho
abdomen with pooketknife. The wound
is considered fatal. The parties have
been living together unpleasantly for
some time time past. The old man is
thought to be insane. He was arrested
and released on bail.
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EHw YORK, May p, Flour steady.
Wheat HQ1c higher and very rrm, with a
moderate speculative business : No, / White.
nominal No. Red, June. sl 029l 0 " July,
u 0+.9t G5i Aug, sl OthQl 0iA sept, q 05l1
9jkc.
Corn H0kc higher very quiet; Mixed
Oats LGIc better; No. 2June, s6Ssc July
37'kG87Hc State, S9S1i5c Western. 37sp45c.
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Failure OF a Pitrspurx Bank.

PrTTsBURG, Pa, May 2l.-The Penn
bank, of this city, closed its doors to day,
owing to run for some days
There is much excitement here.
The president said that the run was
caused by malicious rumors. They had
paid out S70, 900 in the last fve days, and
deemed it prudent now to call halt.
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Would You Believe u

Natures great remedy. Kidney.wort has
cured many obstinate cases OF piles. This
most distressing malady generally arises from
constipation and bad condition ofthe bowels.
Kidney-Wort acts at the same time as u
cathartic and healing tonic. removes the
cause, cures the disease and promotes q
healthy state OF the affected organs. James
r. Meyer. carriage manufacturer, OF Myers
town, Pa, testines to the great healing powers
OF Kidney.wort, 6aviGg been cured by II OF a
very bad case OF piles which for years had re.
fused to yield to any other remedy.
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AIDusefnRnfs

Peek s Rad BoU."-This piece will bu In the
opcra hou Saturday evening. The Balti'
moro american says OF Il :: " There was aRreat
deal Ct fun and big amount OF laughter-a
string OF comical situations The audience
was II, ,quently convulsed with the ludicrous
pranks OF Ilennery." Tho Sun SAYS It "a en-.
IOyablC and interesting.
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Grand Openings.

Mr.. q. Ri,krs hindsomD Mennerchor Gar
den and saloon Will DO thrown open to the
public tbs evening at o'clock Weber's
band will reader u fine musical programme
and the decorations and iiluminations viii be
very line.
Nj Henry Rohrer's grand opening at Excel.
siOr HAL, East King street, still continues to
attract crowds, the city band discoursiug eX-
Ccllent music.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
our KEaULAs oORREsPONDEsUH.
Iptercsting Educational Ms,tsrs-An Un.
timely Hunaway-The GOAL Trade
Recent Happenings in Town.

Interesting Educational ms,tsrs-An Un.
timely Hunswsy-rhe Goal Trade
Recent happenings in rown.
The commencement exercises Of tho Mt
Joy soldiers orphan home are being at
tended by tho following members OF Gen.
Welsh post, q. A. r. Mossrs. j. L..
Pinkerton, B. q. Ames, Harry Mullen,
Samuel Filbert, l.. w. May and j. A.
Meyers.
The several classes iu spelling Of tho
grammar school were examined to-day.
The grammar classes will go through the
ordeal to morrow, and on Friday the
pupils Of tho school will probably go Tor
ward for their "marks." School was dis
missed to day Mt 10 O'Clock, and during
the balance Of the week no afternoon
sessions will be held. Short afternoon
sessions arc being held Mt the primary
schools,
psrnonni.
Mr.. Aaron Snyder, late of Marietta, has
become proprietor OF tho Roundhouso
hotol.
Mr. Will Fendrick, OF Evansville, Iud., =,
spent yesterday and to day in town. He
IN we'll known here, having formerly been
pupil Of the high school.
an Uptimeiy Runaway.
While attending to business at tho house
Of Mr.. Frank ShillOw, q mile from town,
last night at late hour Mr.. John SwartZ's
horse became frightened aud ran away.
The owner was therefore obliged to walk
home q rather unpleasant trip, consider
ing tho lateness Of tho hour. The horse
was found safe at the stable to which II
had directed its way.
An Inciintd Irsmwsy
Mr.. JEFF Clepper has constructed an in
olned tramway from tho river to tho
Pcnnsy lvania railroad river siding, to
facilitate tho loading OF oars with sand
obtained from tho river. The sand is con-
yeyed directly from the sand hlts to tho
cars py small car, which is operated by q
wndlass rope. The improvement cost
over 1900.
Among the Coal mon.
Tho shipments Of coal from II. Il g.
coal shutes, this year are larger than they
were at the same timo OF year for mum.
Der Of years past.
The office in Bruuers coal yards has
been connected with ono Of tho engine
houses in the yards by an electric bell.
the engineer Is informed by 1t what par
ticular employe Is wanted a. the office aud
the latter is then summoned by blasts
from tho engine whistle BY this arrange
ment tho office clerks are saved much
trouble.
The repairs to tho r u Z. coal wh4tves,
rendered necessary by damages done by
last winters ice floods, will soon bo CON-
pleted.
Town notes.
Few birds have made their appearance
hero this spring. Their absence is sub.
Iect of comment.
Columbia's house painters have been
happy this spring by the large amoant OF
work afforded them by the repainting Ci
numerous houses. The favorite color for
houses and house trimmings continues to
be olive green.
To night meeting of Orion lodge OF
Odd Fellows will DO held. Tho tenth al
niversary of the organization of the lodge
will DO celebrated by an entertainment
and banquet in the lodge room on Tuesday
evening, May 81.
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- have taken one bottle OF DIR. Graves =
Heart Regulator for Heart Disease and find 10
all ! could desire.-A.A. Holbrook, Worcester.
Mass"
Years added to the faith OF those cured OF
Heart Disease by use OF DR.. Graves Heart
Regulator. For 30 years It has proved itself u
specific. 81. my2l.2tw
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Duriug the storm Monday night one of
the barns on the farm of b. J. McGrann
was struck by lightning. Tho stroke ap.
pears 20 have been cold one, as moth
ing was hurt, but vontiator in course
o; construction was knocked TO pieces and
a good deal OF slate vas torn from the
roof of the barn,
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SlrtnJny Surp,i.e,

Rev. L Meister, pastor Of st. Stephens
Lutheran church, was "a years of ago on
Sunday, and in hoLor Of the event, the
members Of his congregation donated him
valuable presents. Rev. Meister has re
ceived in a short timo two calls to other
pastoratos, but he decided to stay with
his present congregation.
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t3lOspn up.

The Chicago fresh meat market, corner
Of James and Mulberry streets, has been
closed up for the present, the reason given
being that cattle are 50 high priced in
the West that the meat cannot be brought
hero and sold at profit.
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PuRillsta Arreated.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, May 2l.-A glove
fight took place at daylight this morning
near Rochester between Patrick Slattery,
of Rochester, and Curley Hughes, Of
Buffalo. Hughes was Knocked out in
three rounds. The sheriff then arrested
both pugilists.
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nnl5-lw.
uOuNrY UuNXENTION

COUNTY CUNVENTION.
~ The auca7ter county Democratic Con-
vention will assemble on the third floor OF
Keplers Postofflce building, In this city, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE =, to make nomina-
lions as follows
The delegates from the upper tIhird) repre-.
sentative district will meet at 10 n. III. to nOmi.
nate three candidates for Assembly.
The delegates from the lower (second) rep
resentatiye district will meet ut 10 Il. m, TO
nominate two candidates tor Assembly and
Immediately thereafter will meet with the
city delegates In Joint senatorial convention
to nominate a candidate for senator.
At l0;30a m. the Joint county convention
will meet to nominate candidates Tor Addl'
uonaI Law Judge, Congress, sheriff, Pro-
thonotary Register, Treasurer, Clerk OF Quar-
tor Sessions, Clerk OF Orphans Court, Prison
Keeper, Prison Inspectors, Poor Directors,
Coroner, County Commissioner and Auditor.
The primary elections, to choose delegates
to the above conventions, Will be held on Sat
urday afternoon, May 81, 1T places and be-
tween hours TO bo announced by handbill by
The respective committeeman OF the several
districts. W. U. HESSEL,
Chairman County Committee.
LANCASTER, May 20. 1884.
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Philadelphia, VS.. J. Blum, b. r.
Bryan.
soboeneck--C. G. Neu, Lewis Cloweli,
VIM. Shmiokle.
Sharon, o.. J. Ricksecker, Cbas. Il.
Walton, J. ID. Cunning.
South Bethlehem-J. Il. Wuenshe.
Sturgeon Bay. Wise. Madsen,
Uhrchsville, O.-J. II. Clewell.
Unionyille, Mich. H. Lehman, Gotlieb
Layer.
Utica, N. Y.--P. +. Rommell, Charles
Bauer.
Watertown, Wis.,. lIoylor, Theodore
Martin, austavus Eberlo.
West Salem (English), Ill.,-Robert W.
Herbst, q. q. Walter.
West Salem German, Ill.--George +.
Oehler, Augustus fritcho, John =. Mil
Ter.
York, Pal. +. Kampmau, John 3.
Keech.
Ioar, MINI. IT. SOudermann.
On motion the rules of order of tn o
synod OF 1881 we're adopted for this
synod. Tho time for meeting was fixed
at S:l5 q. m. and 2 p. IN.
telegram OF coincidence was dispatched
to the Rev. Il. j. Regennas of Hope, In
diana who was compelled to return by the
sudden death OF his father.
Letters of greeting from the official
boards Of the church in Sixony aud Eng.
land followed, together with letter from
the venerable Bishop II. A. Shultz, Of
Bethlehem, Pa.
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Offensive Breath Bad taste In Mouth, Coat
cd tongue. show torpid liver ami disordered
stomach. Aliens Bilious Physic, vegetable
remedy, quickly relieves ALL % cents Atali
Druggists. myl9IwdM, ,wSFaw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-21

Senator Don Cameron passed through
this city on the fast line this afternoon.
lie got III tho train at the depot and had
q chat with some friends.