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Have received our special attention this season
We have the most attractive assortment ever
shown; they are in sack suits, 4-button getaways,
and Prince Albert frocks in all the prevailing
shades--wine. port, cherry, dahlia. and brown
and cannot help to please you. Eisoman Bros,
ma
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The Presidents Movements.

The President left Washington for New
York yesterday afternoon. He was accom-
panied by Secretary Teller Marshal Nc
Michael, aud Lieut.. Mason, U. S. N. Attorney
General Brewster was expected to join the
party at Philadelphia Secretary Freling.
huysen expected to CO. but was prevented by
indisposition. The party expect to return
To. morrow,
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A New Weather Prophet.
N E0H INV
To The Editor.

Please note and remember:
There will be cold snap in this section oil
the country between the 18th and 10th days
of June, Nth trOstS, more or less injurious to
crops, from New York to Maryland.
MAY 20, ZAptEL
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There will be matinee at the Comiquo
this afternoon, at which the full and entire
show will BIO given, which Is exceptionally
good this week. The matinee takes place at
2:15 d, IN,
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Be kind enough to inform me, through
your columns, upon what day, proximo, tho
republican national convention convenes in
Chicago, and oblige A SUBSCRIBER.
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Mr.. Vanderbilt Transfers More Bonds.
Mr.. w. II. Vanderbilt has transferred to w.
X. Vanderbilt another lot of United States
bonds amounting in the aggregate to about
50 0O0OOO
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SAFE deposit Companies.

Tnn N ArtovAr SAFE Dnposrr o..
COR, l5ru STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
PERPETUAL CHARTER. ACT OF CONGRESS,
JANUARY 30 1867
900
BENJAMIN +. SNYDER, President
GiIAS O. GLOVER (Of Riggs a 90 }, Vice President
r. LAWRASON RIGGS Treasurer.
ALBERT l.. SrURpEVANp, Secretary
g, H. NNMAS, Assist SEQ
DIRECTORS
Renlamln r. snyder Charles G. Gl0voE
", lAwru8nn Riggs, Horny A. WILLARD
Albert l.. SIurtegank John H. R0dgerA
John q, Parke.
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Cost auo found.


n OST-BETWEEE 18TH AND X SITS. AND
IL White House, about noon on Thursday, a cameo
pin, with lady picture In the back Return TO 1925
17th ST. and receive reward. 90
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THREE OR a UNFuRNIsHED ROOMS. SUIT
Il able for light housekeeping located in n. w.
sectloni state location and price Address HANtIL-
TON, Republican Once. $50
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DY A LADY--A FEW PERSONS TO SERVE
ID with meals; terms moderate; cooking hrst class
Apply TO MRS. MAIDEN, 1927 l. st. n. w. $50
I'D n. r.; fine rooms and shady premises: milk,
vegetables fruit, &c, plentiful unsurpassed watcr
references exchanged; terms, 80 per week. Address
NJ D., Bladenshurg, Nd. 90
nANFORTU ILLUMINATING FLUID AND
~ Manufacturing Company-puslness ofilce, 039
or state rghts. See advertisements on second page
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7 W. sNooKs-THE golden CUTS ONT.
IL. menp' cured my face In four weeks after soy.
eral doctors had trlod four years. VIM GALLON.
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Arrsonsl.

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4 W. sNooKs-THE GOLDEN CUTS ONT
IL. menp' cured my face In four weeks after SOW
oral doctors had tried four years. WIN. GALLON.
my300t
L,NoYCLoPEDIA AMERICA AND OTHERS,
il. ENOGH. 40 Missouri av. Goods delivered at
once saturdays excepted. my20-3t
DEFoRE STORING YOUR CARPETS AND
them VOL with Harris Insect Powder. Death to
moths. Warranted no poison my2S4ts
THIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS - CABINET
~ szo, 80 per DOZEN NEW YORK PHOTO
CO., l23 9TH St n. w. apl.f
GREAT BARGAINS IN STRAW HATS AT
VI New York Hat Store. 361 Pa aY., near An at.
mylO-s,tu.th-tf
TENo MEN-wEAK AND UNDEVELOPED
4 parts OF the body enlarged and invigorated. Al.
dress for particulars ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo,
N. Y,
LADIES may develop the bust by simple self
treatment Write for sealed circular and nee adj
Vice TO ERIE MEDICAL Co. Buffalo. n
Would fdcl obliged by your sending nue. another OF
your Instruments with internal medicine and lotion
at your eArleat convenience. 1t affords much
pleasure to testify TO It's merits as In each OF tho
cases ! have treated tho greatest satisfaction has
been given. congratulate you on your unparAl-
cuars.
DELGABLE AND SKILLED DETECTIVES
"A turnshud. Anonymous communications d.
vorce, black mall and other confidential cases at
tended To promptly All business strictly private.
Highest reference for capacity and integrity Core
spondents everywhere; National Detective Agency
q, q, aud ~. Established 1870
JAMES +. CUNNINGHAM.
Manager.
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61lautso- ousts.

A LADY WITHOUT FAMILY SKILLED IN
"A hOusek eeplng, would like the care oil n furnished
house with permission 10 rent two rooms to friends
for company. 0l2 N, Y.aN. 3.3l
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81 roYte-Purse $500: 2.2S class: $3.50 10 first,
Il. sn.N md. S1h to Third. nnd $50 to fnnrlh

1925 to scCN Ind S75 to third, and $50 to fourth.
W. b. McDbnad's en-, e. Mars ............
George scattergood's b. m. Lizzie M.......2 g
]. W. RussflPs br. 4. Whirlwhind .........6 2
NJ. NJ. Hedges br. IN. Nora Temple.......,
G. b, Cof1l1's or. .. ii. w. Beecher. ........5 4
j. H. Phiiypss b. g. Hospodar............ 8 D
j. II. Nor pow's bI. r. st. Remo............. y DIR
Titnc I2B2 22S 9oSlL.
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ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICA AND OTHERS,
IL easy terms; send card; Will call ut any address
IL. ENoCH. 40 Missouri av. Goods delivered AT
once, saturdays excepted. my2O-3t
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@ianttn- miscellaneous.

w ANTED-oNE VINO HAS 200 OR $500 no
w invests money secured and profits large. Adj
dress X L., Republican Office $50
rINo RENT OR BUY-A GOOD PIANO. GIVE
a make and price. Address PIANO, Republican
Office. 6-3O
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Phiisdelpn,s marne,.


lLADntrHrA 4, Junele- Flour market dull, easy
ssnpernne snpe ern state, ~ coo9, Extra supsrnns
ISdIss ISdaSss ,sm, 80 Pa dan.ly g se,s Is ohio and
e. 1SS 70 straight.t soas sak, winter patents,
Rys foSmr lou A. spr'hs sa ~ aos 20 'sSo si's-
=, Wheat ,s dull and castor; No. Western He'd.
Olql ON No. 8 do. a5c.
Corn dull ana steady; steamer. bssssec
yoIiou vol niNsa; Nss,;ss sSi9slkc; No. 3 mixed and
oats duu and weak; No. 9 white, ssc
3 80; DO; Sci rejected, SGa36Xc; No.
Rye at zoe.
Seeds Glover dun at sasxo, T,mo,nv
d4,l VI oo@i % flaxseed steacy at s 80.
winter Bran, Ia 50lsl& TO-
Provisions-Market steady Beet Hams ssO
Bacon-smoked Shoulders. 7x0sc, all, ao
do Isaisc. 'A'' ""'' 'n"ioc' pickiea
Lard steady; city refined. at 9ae,z loose
butchers. 7Hc prime steam - SIX
Butter-Market steady and quiet; Penn'a
Creamery extra, ana Western do, 20se2lc |,
Il. Z. q N. Y. extras, 17nlsci do firsts, ID
1l0c; western extras, 1fssl5c, Western
good to choice, 1l6l3c.
Eggs firm and in fair demand Penna. ex
tras, l7Hfel9c Western Extras, isc,
cheese steadier and fair demand New York
fun creams, !0xc; western do. &c; western
tair W good, 7Rsc Penn'a part skins, %
NC do iull, ld2c Ohio flats, 9d9l1c,
petroioum dun Refined, 7Nc.
Whisky duh at 81 IS.
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DUBLIU SALE or VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATE-PuTsuant to resolution OF City
Councils will be sold at public sale, at the
Cooper House Lancaster, on Thursday J une
10, lSSi, at O'Clock y. IN the following de-
sCribei real estate, 10 wit; All that certain
messuuge and tract OF lana with the four
story Stone Building thereon erected, known
" COnCstogG Cotton MILL" anu the dwelling
house, blacksmith shop. with other buildings
thereon, containing Acres and Ill PorchCS,
more or less, situated on the COneStoga creek
on the ROCkland road, IN Lancaster and West
LampeteT townships, adjoining properties OF
samuel Miller, Jacob Huber, RoDt. a. Evans
ana others. This is Il very valuable property,
and well worthy the attention OF anuiaCtur-
Crs ard business men VIII be suitable tor
tanuCrY, machine shops, steam mills, dye
house or any other business. The city Will
reserve tho water right. as now used no dam
to ODstruCl water to be built.
Also, nj the same time and place, all that
certain valuable Building Lot ON the south
side of East Chestnut street, between Marshall
ana Franklin streets, containing In front on
Chestnut street twGnty-twO feet (22) feet, and
extending In depth, southwark one hundred
and eighteen feet tbs fCct), to a II feet wide
alley, being lot NO. 81, on the Brencman and
Lands tract. This il Il beautiful location and
suitable tor n residence IL convenient TO
schools, churches and the railroad or rolling
mill
Persons uesiring to view the premises will
please call on the undersigned. Terms cash
on April !, 1855 PHILIP ZECHER,
HENRY DOERR,
ISRAEL y. MAYER
JOHN 5. KENDIG.
JACOB GUNDAKER, Auct.
Observation-Disclosures
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seems strange that any ono VIM suffer
from tho many arrangements bcc"ght on by
an Impure condition OF tho blood, when SEQ
WILLS SARSAPARILLA AN ID DSTILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP viii restore
perfect health to tho physical Organization. II
l. indeed u strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, ald has proven itself 10 be tho best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, otiect.
ualiy curing ScrOtulh, Syphlitic disorders,
weakness Oi the kidneys, Erysipelas Mala.
rita; all nervous disorders and debility bill.
ious complaints and all diseases indicating an
Impure condition OF the BLOOD, Liver, hid
neys, stomach, skin, etc. II corrects indi
gestlon, a single bottle will prove To you its
merits IA u health rcnCwer, for IL ACTS LIKE
4 CHARM, especially when the complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having u tendency "a
ic7son the natural vigOr OF the brain and nrr
vOu9 system.
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motncrs motnorsli no,norslli

Are you disturbed at night ami broken OF
your rest by q sick child suffering ana crying
with the oNcruCiatin2 pain Of cutting teeth Z
II 40, go nt once ana get a bottle at MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t Will relieve
the poor little sufferer Observation-Disclosures
upon 1T there Il no mistake about it Th"ru 's
not Il mo,hOr on Garth who has ever usuI It,
who will not toll yOu at oncu thnt IL will
regulate tho bowels and give rolt TO tho
mother, ami rcliri AMI hoaith to tho CHiId. Op-
orWtlUg ike magic. 1t ~ perfectly spfc tn nae
In nh Cssss, ana pleasant 10 the t,tC, and 70
tho prescription OF ono of the oli'sj and best
female physicians IA the Uniteh ! ,'o- 9plr
everywhere. - cents hDgt'n.
may 3l-lydM W.SSw
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
oun KEuvnAH CORRESPONDENCE,

rour Nhwsy rersonsIs-- -Matttrs In tho Bass
Bali worid-.Soclsi DIvoraiops.-
Police Notes,
Mr.. Chss. Wilson in visiting in Phila
dOlphia.
Miss Sadio Bruncr, accompanied by her
father, II, +. BrunCr, as far aa Pittsburg,
left this morning for visit to indianapolis,
Ind.
Mrs. Ella Woiser and daughter, have
left town for months trip to Ocean
Grove.
Rev. Uumphriss, left for Ocean Grove
yesterday, VIM. Il Given, FOR Philadelphia,
this morning and MissCB +. A. Bennett
and Will II. Shenbergor will leave Tor
New York 20 morrow. Those four gentle
mon atc the Culumbians, who will sail FOR
Europe, on tho "City Of Berlin" on
Saturday. They will all meet in New ioIk
city tomorrow evening.
Bsto Hall UTiefs.
When the mombers of tho Columbia
base ball club call upon our citizens to.
day with their season tickets, they should
bo literally patrunHod.
Tho lIesolutcs aud stars, both Columbia
clubs, viii play on Saturday afternoon,
on tho fo,mer'a grounds at the stOyo
works.
Tho game between tho Columbas aud
MiddlctOwnCTs, on Saturday afternoon, OH
the new grounds, promises u DO most
exciting one. Tho Columbia. will present
its stroDrest team, with Rhoades and
Dewitt, as their battery. A large attond.
ance ia expected aud tho expectation will
no doubt, will bo realized.
social Diversions.
Ga tho goth inst tho Presbyterian and
Salomo chapel Sunday sChoONS will picnic
at Lititz
The ice cream and strawberry festival
OF Trinity Reformed church opens this
evening aud continues Friday and Satur
day evenings.
Mr.. Frank Collier Il member Of tho
Columbia band, was 6crcnaded by that
organization last evening. Frank was
married q week ago, hcuco the necessary
scrCuado At tho end of tho sCrcnade they
were invited IN, when they did ample JUS
tice TO fine banquet. Tho members OF
tho band presented tho ncwlY married
brother with six chairs aud q rocker, which
present was highly appreciated by tho ro
cipicnt,
,Ii HrIios
Col. :. G. Murray p. Il H., ,Lickct agont
at Columbia has Two very old relics. One
il piece OF the fist line of telegraph wire
ever strctchcd 10y thr p. T. r. company
in 1871 or "a. THO other is tac simic
Of the schcdue used by that C ,mpauy in
1850, when the = r. Il was extended
from Du'cIvillc McNuyton, above Harris
burg distarcc OF 100 miles
POLES Notes
OGcsr W,tti,k, Yesterday arrested four
t,Cu boys i0- bait i"g ia the river Turing
hours Of day time. They viii have hear.
ing this evening before Squire Evans
Tho same officer, yesterday, arrested
ten young boys rog tressplssIug uu the
Grounds OF Nr. ! Shonbcrgrr, hut on
account Of Their ic' der age, they wcrc re %
lrascd by Squire Evans, before whom
complaint hni been .LtoTcd.
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SECOND EDITION.
THURspAY nvfsNINa, JUNE le, 1854
WORK In CONGRESS.
PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL PASSED
The Charges OF Corruption Against Chand-
Ter Not sustained--an Important Bill
Introduced by Hopkine.

The Charges OF Corruption Against Ohand-
Ter Not tsustained--an Important Bill
Introduced by Hopkins.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-The House
met to day in continuance OF Wedn esday's 8
session and resumed consideration Of the
Pacific railroad bill. The first question was
on the amendment to make the aggregate
yearly contribution of the Central Pacific
company fifty.tive instead of thirty. five
per cent. OF the net earnings, and that OF
the Kansas Pacific forty five per cent. The
amendment was agreed to.
The question was then taken on the
minority bill and it was rejected. A mo-
ton to recommit the bill was rejected by
50 to "a, and the bill was then passed
without division. To. days session was
then begun.
Secretary Chandler Sustained.
The committee on public buildings 10.
ported resolution that charges of cor
ruption against the secretary of the
treasury or his subordinates in connection
with the purchase of the site for the
federal buildings in Brookly have not been
sustained. A motion to recommit was
rejected and the resolution was adopted.
a BiiI TO Prohibit tho Importation OF For
oign Contract LABOR.
Hopkins Pa. j, from the committee or
labor, called up the bill to prohibit the
importation and migration of foreigners
under contract to perform labor. II
makes it unlawful to contract will
any foreigner to perform service o
any kind in the United States. and make
it crime punishable with fine and i'm
prisonment for any captain Of vessel t,
land such foreigners. The act does no
apply to skilled laborers brought hero t
establish new industries nor to prafessiona
actors, lecturers or singers.
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The Pennsylvania editorial excursion
party are now in Gettysburg. Wednesday
morning they went to Round Top on 1"
special train over the new railroad. At q
largely attended public meeting in tho
ccu.t house in the evening, w. L. llenSel,
of Lancaster delivered an addrosG, aud
Eugene II. MuLday, Of Philadelphia, a
poem. At tho clOfe of tho speaking,
Thomas Chalfnnt, OF DGnyille, in the name
Of the association, presented tho OK sGcro
tary and now president of tho asssOcia.
tion, II, s, Menam.n, OF Philadelphia, with
q handsome 5000 gold watch, appropriately
inscribed, as token of appreciation and
regard. Thursday tho rest OF tho battle.
heid will be gono uvor, and the festivities
close with a hop At tho Springs hotel in the
evening,
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l. rmC most elective Pain Destroyer iu the
world. Will most surely QuiCkcu tho blood
whether taken informally or applied eXter
nally, ana thereby more certainly HkLIEY Il
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain allevtator, and II g warranted 80 1
hle tho strength OF any similar PREPARATION.
II cures pain In the Side, Back or Bowels
sore Throat, Eheumatisu, ToOthacno, art
ALL ACHES, and "a Tho tir8at Ecliayer o.
rHiu. "RROwS'S HOUSEHOLD pAEACKA
shOuLd DC in Cvury family. \ pODnMl o
the FauaceR IN Il tIWblCr OF hOi water lswoCi
oned, Il pretoTrcdl, taken NJ bu.itT". viii
BREAK UP 4 COLD. - C"uts % nOLt,"
may 3l-lydM W W.SSw
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SARATOGA, N. Y, June l9.-Saratoga
looks deserted to day. Tho echoes Of tho
convention are Tow. OF the prominent
men still here, Nelson Waterbury says
there will be strong effort to concentrate
on Cleveland and Gen. Faulkner. Leader,
of the Flower people. says forty of the
seventy.six delegates to Chicago are anti
Cleveland. Gen. Ludlow said the result
of the convention is anti Cleveland, auC
claimed that Clevelaud's managers avoided
all test votes.
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a statement Concerning Hiestsr Uiymcrt
Death.

Friends Of tho family Of the late
Hester ClymCr authorize the following
statement relative to his death "Mr.
Clymor was in bad health, suffering from
malaria, profuso night sweats and inso'
mania. lIe used narcotics in quantities
which, in ordinary health, would only
have produced sound sleep, but which, In
his debilitatod condition produced paraly-
ais of the brain and hurried his death"
There will DO no judicial inquiry, and the
body will not be exhumed. There is nc
truth in tho report of Mrs. Clymer't
dangerous illneBs.
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William !. COuShiin, OF SOmeryillo, Mass.
says " In the tai OF 1876 was taken with
NEEDING OF LUNGS followed by Il severe cough
| lost my appetite and hesh, and was confined
10 my bed. In 1877 was admitted 10 tho Hos
piLh The doctors said ! had hOl1 In my
report went around that was dead. gave
M hope, but "A friend told me- OF DIR. VIII
LIAM hALL's BALsAM Ioh IhE LUNGS
menced to ieel better, and to-day ieel better
than tor three years pasL" u92w
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Sale of Real Estate.

Messrs. Bausman & Burns, real estate
agents, Lancaster, Pa sold at private
sale, to Mr. Nathan Benton, a two story
frame dwelling house and part Of II lot of
ground, situate No. d2l Middle street, tho
property of A. g. Leonard, !or $3.50.
Also two story brick dwelling house
and lot of ground, situate No, 1873 South
Water street, to Mrs. Maria Kendig, for
81, 200, tho property of John +. Schum,
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Last night burglars broke into tho store
of Jacob Lccher on South Duke street just
below Vine. They cut pane of glass and
were then enabled TO pub tho bolt OF the
door. One ham and lot of dried beef were
taken from the back room. Three dollars
In money was taken from tho drawer, Ia
the front room, but twenty-five silver
dollIrs which wero near by wero missed
IL Is believed that tho crime was com
mittcd by somo one acquainted with the
prcmisCR
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KILLED ISN INLIIANS.
TcrribIe Fight Bstween Three white men
ana seven Hostile Braves.

Torrible Fignt Between Three white men
ana seven Hostile Braves.
GALVESTON, Texas, June 19--Tho Ne,oS'
Dallas special says information has been
received Of recent fight with Indians
in the northwest corner of Texas, two DAYS
ago. d. W. Staples, of Dallas, W.
W. Hartzell, and man named
Hicks, started from Palo Pinto
county, Texas, for Washington Ter.
ritory on horseback. When about a
week ont while near the northern boundary
Of the Pan Handle, the party was
surprised by seven hostile Indians.
A fusilade followed the whites seeking
shelter in the timber. The battle continued
several hours. Hicks fell dead at the first
volley. Staples heroically continued
firing for an hour with mortal wound in
the abdomen, but finally expired. Five
Indians were killed and the other two
badly wounded. They iled leaving Hart
Zell the sole survivor.
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NEW onR, June l0.-Flour-State and West.
ern dun and heavy. Southern uuiet and easy
wheat N0bc lower and weak, with a very
dun business No. White. nominal No. 2
O3A sept, N OiQi OiLs. "~
Corn opened Hc lower. afterwards recover.
56063hc do future, G3d65kc.
Oats M@hc lower No. Q June, 87Ssc July,
SIN93ISc; Aug: 354p35xc; Sept, Sl1la35c
state, 39Gijc Western, 37deitc.
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The Mmnnerchor Concert.

Last evening the M,enEerchor held a
concert, which was given in tho large yard
attached to the hall, There was tTe
mCndous crowd present. II appears that
the majority of tho momberS turned out,
and great many brought their wives,
families and lady friends. Tho features OF
the concert wero tho tonor solos of Mr..
Kausche, n member of tho Baltimore
LiedeIkIauz, tho music of tho lrOnvillJ
band and singing Of tho MTnnerchor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-19

Oar county commission ors received bids
until noon to day for the construction OF
the inter county bridge at Ross fording,
on tho OctorarO. Without opening tho
bids tho commissioners took tho cars for
C0ateSville, where they were to meet and
compare notes with the Chester county
commissioners who also received bids for
the construction Of tho same bridge.
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uenry.s ynrpouc saIye.

Tho hust Salve in tho world for cut, bruises
cores, ulcers, sAt rhoum, tctter Chapped
hands, cnilblains, COrnB aud all kinds OF skin
eruptions, irucl:Ios AMI pimploS. The salvo Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction In
uvCTy CI5c or money refunded. BE sure you
get iIGEIlY's CARBOLIU SALvE, ~ all others RT
but limitations and countcrtcIts. PrcO -
Cent1. sold In Lancaster At Cochrtn's Drug
-loIn. l3I North Queen street my2l-4
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Sale OF stocks.

Jacob B. Long, broker, sold on WldLea
day, at private sale, l2 shares Of Inquirer
printing company stock at S50s5 per
shara 1900 city 6 per cent bond duo 1890
at sis; $500 Reading " Columbia r. Il.
per cent, bond at Sl05 and interest, and
90 shares Fulton national bank stock ut
SlJ5 % per share.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-19

A papor Ia being circulated among our
merchants and shop-kcepors, and has
already been signed by fifty two Of them,
in which thoy mutually agree to close
thoir places of business at o'clock p. IN.
from Monday, June 80, to Monday. Sept.
ID, Saturday evenings excepted. 1t is be.
agroo TO tho early closing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-19
WEATHER. ISDiUaTIuNs.

WASHINGTON, June l9.-For the Middl,
Atlantic states, fair weather, no change
III temperature in southern and central
portions, slightly cooler weather and local
showers in the extreme northern portions
variable winds, preceded by south to
west winds.