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The state journal., 1884-06-28
Commencement Exercises.

The commencement exercises held
in the opera house last night was we'll
attended. The programme was in
teresting throughout and was enjoyed
by all present. All the graduates
were made the recipient of many
handsome presents, the three colored
graduates being remembered by
their friends. The programme, which
consitted of music, orations and essays,
was carried out with great credit by
the graduates. The following is the
programme:
30
james schaetfer's Orchestra.
Prayer by.... Rev. VIM. j. stevenson, d. ID.
Miss Katie McNiff
Music. Potpouri. ............ .Catlin,
Orchestra.
Grafton. Choice of Vocation,
w. DOmer Harris.
josephine Il. Koser.
Essay .......................'1 Didn't Think"
Annie ID. Reese.
Music-Selections (Sacred) Arranged by
Grafton National Glory,
Wallace McCamant.
Essay....-....T The Moon and its Inhabitants,
Maggie f. Carpenter.
Music-Andante and Aria. Myerbeer,
Orchestra.
Grafton. influence OF History,
Jacob II. Fesler.
ESSAY The Face an Index of the Mind,
Emma +. .Rupp,
'0''o''i's Martha X. Ensmingcr. -
Olka-di-C Concert. .HerzOg,
Orchestra.
Essay "DoOrs that Open with Golden Keys
Lizzie ). Little,
Recitation. ................". .Thora,
Annie l.. HarYie.
Essay ."No One Becomes Good by Chance"
Katharine A. Miller.
Music-IntrOductiOn and Galop. Strauss,
Orchestra.
Recitation .......St George and the Dragon,
Nora !. Early.
TaIedictory ry............"LabOr omnia vincit,"
Harry W. Miller.
Music-IntrOductiOn and Waltz. Aronson,
orchestra.
Address and Presentation of Diplomas by
the President of TIE Board of Control,
George W. Rhoades.
Glass Words by Katharine A. Miller.
song Music arrangcdby Nellie NJ. Vaughn.
The teachers of the High schools, to
whose indefatigable labors the graduating
class are indebted for their proficiency,
are as follows
Boys High School, Howard Vert.
A. NJ, principal. Assistants John X.
Tomilnson, A. NJ S. G Cooper, A. +.
Girls High School-Jennie F. Givler,
principal. Assistants Mrs Anna f.
Groves, Miss Lorena G.. Evans, Miss
Edith p. Leedv, Miss Virginia f. Sam
pie, Miss Minnie S. Knudson, Miss Ella
A. ZOllinger.
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At Mt. Gretna.

The excursion of the Ridge avenue
Methodist Sunday school to Mt. Gretna
has been postponed until July 1st, next
Tuesday. The splendid picnic grounds
at Mt. Gretna are now complete, and as
convenient as any similar resort handy of
access from Harrisburg. The restaurant
and kitchens have been completed, and
the handsome entrance finished. Swings,
tables, benches and everything tor theac-
commodation of picknickers are now in
position, and the prospect is that the
park will become great resort before the
season is over. Everything has been done
for comfort by Superintendent Jennings,
who has the satisfaction of seeing the i'm
provements completed and this charming
spot pleasant resort for everybody,
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SEA SHORE NOTES.
Brilliant Reception, Literary Ex-
ercises and the COlored Voters.
journal a success

ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., June 26.
A brilliant reception was given by
a committee of ladies and gentlemen
in The parsonage of the ZION a. M E.
Church, on Ohio avenue, on Tuurs
day evening, June 10Th. The eveL-
ing was spent very nicely. After
spending a short time in pleasant
conversation, Mr.. M. Rawson played
some very sweet notes on the organ.
Singing by Mrs. NJ. Fletcher, very
charming singer; few remarks by
the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Bradley, at
1890, when the spacious dining room
was thrown open and the tables well
filled with all the delicacies of the
season met the admiring eyes of the
guests as they fled through the hall
way to the beautiful and inspiring
strains of a popular march from the
organ. After doing ample justice to
the elegant repast, they enjoyed them
selves by singing, playing, &c. Too
many thanks cannot be given the
committee to see that all were having
a good time. Among the distin-
guished guests were Henry o. Har-
rison, Nathan Willard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorsey Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens, Mr..
Dennis, Miss Elberry, E. W. Davis,
MIR. and Mrs. Wood, Miss Wood, l..
L. Downey and lady, Lottie J. Gin
ton, Miss Boardley, VIM. Clinton and
Miss Annie Brown, Mr.. Chambers
and lady, and many others.
The Antheno Literary Association
met on Tuesday evening at the Zion
NJ. +. Church. 1t was a very fine
affair. The president, A. Leonard,
and the secretary, Miss Annie Stew
ard, of Harrisburg, were present.
The singing by the association was
very fine, also essay by Mr.. Manning.
George Fletcher gave a very nice
lecture. Recitation by Mr.. Turner
was well received. NJ. J. Emory
kindly favored the association with a
very fine recitation. Closing address
by Rev. Mr.. Bradley. This assocla-
tion meets every Tuesday evening.
Mr. Chestnut, of Florida, Of the
firm of Clinton & Chestnut, paid us
a flying visit on Sunday; he stopped
at the Clinton cottage. Mr.. Creig,
of Florida. was also here.
Geo. G. Clinton has re-opened his
bath houses for the summer. He has
also built a very fine cigar store on
the beach adjoining his bath houses.
We wish him success.
1t is to said that the coIored voters
of Atlantic City intend using their
votes as white men do. They say
the white man has all to lose and
the colored men have nothing to
lose. They intend to form club in
a few days to take action more in the
city election than in National affairs.
G. III. A.
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Stock Company Organized.

Several of our enterprising citizens
have organized company to put in
operation the recent invention of a
car uncoupler and automatic brake of
Joseph Dufins This is very i'm
portant thing and promises to be a
paying investment. The only object
in organizing company is that as
many persons may be benefited as
choose to invest in it. This is the
first step ever taken by any Of our
citizens to introduce an enterprise
which must necessarily result in a
large paying investment. The shares
are at such figure as to be within
the reach of most any man, and are
eagerly sought for.
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NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS.
State Ticket and Platform Made.

RALEIGH, N. c., June 27.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention was the largest
ever held in this State. The State ticket
is as follows: State Treasurer, Donald
Balm; Superintendent of Instruction, A.
M. Finger; Attorney General, L. r. pa
wilson; Auditor, W. 1: Roberts; justice
Supreme Court, A. S. Merriman.
The delegates to Chicago lean to the
opinion that it is advisable to support
Cleveland, while they are in sympathy
with Bayard.
The platform demands the repeal of
the entire internal revenue system. With
respect to the tariff, it says: 1--WE reaffirm
the principles of the last National Demo
cratic platform.
The state journal., 1884-06-28

Miss Fannie Williams left yester-
day for Bedford Springs, where she
will spend the summer, but will be
kent posted about home affairs
through the JOURNAL
The state journal., 1884-06-28

We are thankful TO Miss Katie
Robinson and William S. johnson
for tickets 10 the commencement ex,
ereises.
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Councils meet Monday night.
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" Tolls lIaiu, on FRIDAY, JULY T. Music
by StOoy's iull orchestra. Houghton's omni-
buses will start from Centre Square every
hour. Nompropcr characters admitted. Al.
mission, 26C. je2sSiy3
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Mdaa EIs.
PhIIadeIpnIn m arnet.

PBILApHLPHrA,J June 2S-rlouT dull and heavy
suprrnne state 81 6OSe3; Extra SupGrGne
do tj OoD3 80 Pa. family, ~ 2hggi5O ohio and
Iniiana family, o. 7Sge5G5; MINI. extra, clear,
t3 75G+ so straight, u bOSl5 so; winter
patents 90 5OG8 81 spring do s5 1896 90.
Rye flour AT o. 1908 90.
Wheat duh and lower; No. . Western Rod,
97C No 3dO, 500 No, Pa. do, llDl IA
Corn duh and easier; steamer, 57tQ5Skc
yellow, dlc; do mixed, b9kQG0c No. 3 mixed
55h956hc.
Oais dull, but weak; No. | White, 3Sk9
39c; No. 2 DO, 3jAQ37c ; No. do, $50;
rejected, 35G3513c No. mixed, 35c.
Rye scarce At 7Oc.
Seeds Glover dull at SsRS 30 Timothy
dun tl 5OSpl 90; Flaxseed nrm at tl 50
winter Bran scarce and tirm at $l6Ql6 p.
Provisions in good jobhing demands Mess
Pork, SlB 5JGl7 0Oi Beet Hams, tsSgDi India
Mess Beef $40 JOD?0.
Bacon-SmOked Shoulders, 7pi1Gc; salt do
| 6k86Nc; Smoked Hams, liDliHci picked do
Lard dull; city refined, at sI9sk loose
l butchers nc prime steam ~ 1901 371.l
| Butter in lair demand, steady; Creamery ex
| tras 2Oll2lc Is. q. " n. Y. extras, l7fllSc; dC
hrsts, ipl6cI Western extras, iDl5c; West
l ern good 10 choice, llpl3c.
L Rolls nc 7Ql2c,
1 Eggs firm fairly active Tor fresh Penn'a
| extras, 100 Western do, liAglsc.
l cheese dull aud easy; New York iul
L creams, l0C; Ohio FLATS, hno, So; West
ern fair 10 good, 7GsIac Penn'a part skims
1 3fQikc do fun, kb2C,
/ Petroleum steady Rehnod, 7ezc.
/ Whisky dun At 81 10.
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The following statemCnt oi william J. Cough
In, OF Someryilio, Mass, IL so rcmnrkahlO th'u
we beg TO ask for II the attention OF our read
ers, He says "ln tho fall oi 1873 II was taken
with II violent bleeding OF the lungs followed
by severe cough. l soon began 10 lOSc my
appetite and flesh. l was 40 weak Rt ono timo
that could not leave my bed. In tho sum.
mer OF 1871 | was admitted 10 the city Hospital.
WhiIet there the doctors suid | hal II holo in
NY left lung IA big ~ n hutGOllur. ] loNpend'
oil over hundred dollars In doctors and med
icines. Twas so Tar gone at one time II report
went around that was dOad. gave up hope
hut q friend told mo OF DIR, WIN. HALLS
BALsAM fOR THE LUNGS. l laugho al
my friends, thinking my case incurablo, but
got bctuo 10 satisfy them, when To my sur
prise AZ Il gratincation, l commenced To fee
better My hope, once dead, began 10 revive
aud IN LAY iool In bettor spirits than have
the past three years
81 write this hoping you will publish II, st
that every one GtiCted with Diseased Lungi
will be induced 10 take DK. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM fORTHE LUNGS, and bo convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively saN
that II has done me moro good than ali TIN
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disAl
pc0red ana snail soon be able To go TO work.
sold Nv II. u. Cochran. lS7 North Queen stree
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SECOND EDITION.
WORK In CONGRESS.
pRvuEpDIsus IN SENATE AND HOUSE
The souato on the General deficiency
tiii-A Bretzy sosns In tho House.
1wo New Laws,

The souato on the General deficiency
fiii-A Bretzy soene In tho House.
Iwo New Laws.
WAsHINGTON, June 2S.--In tho Senate,
on motion Of Mr.. Hale, tho general def.
cency bill was taken up and considered.
In the House the speaker stated that the
regular order was the question of privilege,
coming over from yesterday, and present.
ed by the resolution of Mr.. Cannon, UlD.,
that the record bo 80 amended as to show
that the speech, purporting to have been
delivered by Mr. McAdoo, in which allu.
sion was made to Senator Logan, was not
actually delivered.
Mr.. Cox argued that tho object of this
discussion was to prevent an adjournment,
and moved to lay the whole matter on the
table. Cries, "gool" and "vote."1
The motion was agreed to, without
division. Hoar, OF Michigan, from the
committee on appropriations, then
| reported the fortiiications appropria.
tion bill. IL was referred TO tho
committee Of tho whole. Randall, CPa.
on behalf OF the minority OF tho same
committee, submitted substitute there.
| for. Tho same reference was mado. The
| House then went iuto a committee of tho
| whole on business reported from tho oJm,
| mittee on labor.
The first bill considered was ono pro
viding for the adjustment Of tho ac
counts of labUrers and mechanics arising
under tho oight.hour law. The provisiont
of tho bill wero stated in the Senate yes
day, and are identical with those of the
bill reported by Mahouo from tho commit
teo on education and labor.
| tho President Approves Two B'Iis.
The president has approved the ac
granting letter carriers, ut ice deliver.
offices, fifteen days leave II absence II
each year, .and tho act establishing
bureau Of labor.
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NLaM sUUr LUSGH
u THIS EVENING,
At tho Law Building Restaurant corner
Grant aud Duke streets.
1t KlTCH 4 STAPLEFORD, Props
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u,uvn,, uon.snoin pauac,s

II the most enootivo rain Destroyer In tho
world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken informally or applied oxter
naily. ana thoroby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN whether CbrOniC or acute, than any
other pain alluviHtor, aud II is warranted dou
BILE tho strength oi any similar preparation.
II cures pain IN the aide, BACK or Bowels
Sore Throat, Rheumntlgm. Toothacho, and
ALI ACHES, ard ~ Tho uroGt believer oi
Pain. "BROwN's HOUSEHOLD PANhCEs"
should DO In every family. a teaspooninl OF
the fanacoa Ia IA turDblor OF hot water IBwoot'
enoi, II protOrr"dI, taken ut bedtime, viii
BREAK UP A COLD. g3 cents . bottle.
InaNIl-IYhM W saw
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4 OST.-ON FRIDAY, ON TnE Road
/ loading from Hummelstown to Swatara
Bridge. EliLabsthtown, Mount Joy and Ian
caster, "A LEATHER POCKET BOOK, contain
ing FOrty-Ono Dollars in cash and "A lot of
statements belonging to Shull, Wiroback h
CO.,, Il south Front street, Philadelphia. A
reward will 30 paid by tho above firm or by
leaving IL ~ this ofiiCe. telS3t
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nI.aM huIIr INNaIi

lTRSTrD-A MiDDLE-AsED WOMAN
w wants a situation to nurse, either by
the day or week. Apply AT No. % Middle
street iC2S.2td
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NTOTICE-SOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN
~ that tho following described City Bonds
are hereby called In tor the sinking fund,
and that interest on the same will cease after
July lst, next: No, II, issue OF April, 1870, and
No. A. issue OF November, 1870 No. - andNo
% included up Ia No 30 included, issue OF
July 10, 1873, amounting to tl8 600.
ID. 4. .ROSENMlLLER, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE, June %, 1884. je232tM&S
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BssE BALL ON SUNDAY.
An Onto Judge Decides &c Illegal to pls
on That Day.

An Onto Judge Decides &c Illegal to Play
on THAT Day.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 29.-Judge Wylie
in common pleas court this morning rem
dered decision of the state against Fred.
II. Carroll, catcher of tho Columbus base
ball club, holding that his arrest was legal.
This ia the case whore i number of p 'ay ers
of the Columbus and Brooklyn clubs we're
arrested last Sunday for playing ball. The
president of the club here says this is a
death blow to the game in Columbus, as
it cannot be supported without the Sun
day games Manager SChmetz says the
game with the Metropolitans will be
played to morrow, and tho Columbus
management, es a retaliatory measure, will
institute cases against the street car com.
panies aud tho State journal for violation
of the Sunday laws
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ohio. g ioo4 90 ono.ce, " os0s % super
good extra do, IS pnsss, oho,cs do I, 10
as 80, choice white wheat do. q B0s 20 I
ss0,ptnefn sa,r ne, aull and easier common 70
a6 25. 49, " '" S"''' S"' " W
Wheat unsettled. k@JSc lower. with fair
No. kod. July, 97a91Jsc ,io Aug, ssss Sei oUI[ ,
sept. OOIsdl 0lN; Oct. .si OaX Dec si Oase
l 0iA jan. s1 0sL.6t1 OK, -'
western spot, 5is18ic do future, bssz s162lIc
oats Aglec lower No. 2 July, 0yks1S,Ixc |;
aug nvng s5hG5ic; sept., 3jkc; State Ssftisc |;
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owes II 10 herself and nor lauily Ia takU care
OF her health. when she nnds her health
falling, and debility ami weakness, undor-
mines her strength, her -urest ami best Tom-
edy II Kiiuey.WOrt. II builds up the general
health. keeps tho sccretory syst"m in perfect
order regulates the Kidneys and Bowels, on.
ables these important organs to perform their
natural functions In throwing oil the acCum.
nlAtod imnmrities of the body.
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pRuUIA m ATiON.

WHRREAs, the city ordinance, entitled
"An Ordinace Regu lattng the Sale OF Fresh
Fish" passed bv the CITY Councils and ap.
proved j June 7, 1881, has been regularly pub.
lished In the newspapers and recorded IN the
Office tor recording OF deeds, I'm aud for Lam.
C ster county, Pa, rs required by law, and IA
now u complete ordnance and should be
Obeycd.
Now, this IL 10 require all persons 10 obey
the proyisions Ot said ordinance, and t. notl,
| ~ all persons that the provisions OF said or
dinanCe Will be enforced.
Given under my hand at Lancaster, June
| -, 1884. ID. L. .EUSESMlLLER,
l II Mayor.
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riIesi riies pnes

sure cure tor Bind, bleeding and Itching
Piles one box hus oursd tho worst case ot ~
years standing. No ono neeh suffer hvs min
utos after using Williams indian Pilo ONT.
menL II absorbs tumOrs. allays itching, hcts
as podltiCo, gives Instant roliof. Prepai ed
only tor Piles, itching ~ the private parts
on receipt of PAIGE, ~. sold nv ~. u. Cooh
rnu druggist jI aud i5g North Queen street. .
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DEAD TnE STREET.
A nlau found VITA lilo Extinct ON u New
NOgk highMnY.

A nlau Found VITA lilo Extinct on u New
SoEk highway.
New YORK, june 26.-Abraham B.
Warner, manager and treasurer of A. b.
Warner, Son 81 Co, was found dead TO.
day in 6ith street between 9th aud 10Th
avenues.
A German, who happened to DO passing
through the street about $50 o'clock, saw
coach stop, and several mon removed
from it body which was deposited on
the sidewalk. They then drove quickly
away. No marks OF violence were found
on the body. The police are Investigating
the matter. Mr.. Warner was q single
man, 40 years of ago aud lived 10 Hat at
933 Eighth avenue.
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George Berger ~ agent Tor the sale OF u
valuable Kind ot playing cards rho'cards
are named after tho difrrrcnt states. the poli
ties, population, number OF electors. vote OF
last election. sc, b'ing given on each. The
HCks represent the different CnndidAt"s tor
president and vice president, and all the same
cards are territories. &c, having no votes.
Ben Butler Is tho little her, and his picture
appears on green card.
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Yepy1ydag George Leman, n German,
who ,s said TO reside ia Mannheim. hired a
horse aud bngcy from James BIysou, Of
Eptn a'a. 10 drive To Brownstown. The
tean had nUl been returned this morning,
and a. ia believed to have beon stolen.
The horse is white 10 years old and iJi
hands high. Tho buggy il a Courtlaud
top Tho matter has been placed in tho
hluds rf Alderman SpurriCr.
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Mrs. nr. wa,,on.. r.,,oo,oaI rc..

Mother Walton has prescribed this valuable
medicine Tor u great many years In her private
practice. II has proved an uniailinH specific Q
In the treatment Of the many disorders to
which tho female constitution II subject IL
IL "a sure cure for tho monthly troubles that so
many women suflor. Mailed on receipt OF
price, h0c. Ola by II. u, Cochran, druggist.
l37 and l}B North puocn street. (JD
TuE face OF humanity III plays fewer pimplcs
than formerly, Reason Glenns sulphur
Soap. "lIill's Hair and whistler Dye" 50 cts
iG.lwdeodkw
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Twenty Tnousana uo,i,r plsz,,

BRUSSELS Ont., June 2S.-The Tecum
sch house, CcntIai hotel and two stores
occupied by George Balcker, grocer, Ed.
ward Merchant, tailor, and +. McCul
Tough, boots aud shoes. were destroyed by
fire to dsy. LTss, $40, 900. Insurance,
S13 0OO
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WASHINGTON, Juno 2S.-For the Middle
Atlantic statee, generally fair weather,
preceded by local showers in southern
Virginia, Winds generally from northeast
to southeast, slight rise in temperature. 1 Z
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rIota.,Hnt Episcopal

ST. JuuEs There will uo service In 1t.
Johns Free c-luIch tomorrow evening ut
rs, Rev. Luctus NJ Hnrdy oniciating. No
service In the morning. sunday school at
9:la aa. III. On sunday, july d, Rcv. samuel II.
Boyer, OF Philadelphia, tlste OF Cincinnati },
will preach morning and evening, ana aImin.
ister the Holy Communion.
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No fi.h stnII. SOIL.

This morning was tho time set for the
sale of new fish stalls in the Central
market No bidders wero present, and
therefore no stalls were disposed Of. What
the fish men will do is not known az yet.
Tho mayor says no will enforce tho ordi-
nance prohibiting tho sale Of fish on the
streets.
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NTOTIOE-POSi "a, %, =. R., HAS LEASED
~ what Glen Park tor Tho season, and IL can
be rented for picnics, public or private, family
parties, etc. The park VIII be thoroughly y
cioaned and rentted, and everything put in
complete order, For further particulars In.
Quirc OF WILLIAM ROEHM,
HAIRY HARTLEY,
JAMES ARMET.
Council OF Administration, Post ~, q. A. Il.
Mr.. brInet ts now on the grounds.
n3.2mdSNM
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Challenge ,rom u rri1s Fighter

New YORK, juno 2S.--Captain Ponder
CAST has issued ths following challenge :
81 will fight Kilrain, OF Boston, for $1,000
or $500, ring public or private. IL no
means business, he will appoint place of
meeting for match"
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MAHsEILLEs, June 2S.-Three deaths
from cholera diarrhoea have been
registered to day. The registry Office
is open night and day in order
To facilitate tho prompt iuterment
in cases whore cholera is suspected to have
@ Ansed the denth
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Hay Fsyor aun lgos, cole

can recommend Ely's Cream Balm 10 re.
lieye all persons suffering ir m Kos" cold nnd
Hay Fever. have been great sunurvr from
these complaints amt have u.ri It. have
recommended Il to many at my friends tor
CAtnrrh, and - all cases " here they have used
the Balm frc"lythcy hIv" bOCn CurCd-T.Kon.
ncy, Dry Goo1s Merchant, Itna"r, New YORK.
jlG-2wdCUdSw
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ssepa,rmsn Killed .

Yesterday afternoon Andrew CLANCY. u
track repairmau, residing Mt Glonlooh,
while walking on tho track at that place
was strnck by IN wost bouud freight and
instantly killed. lie leaves a wife and
family.
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BLOOD Btuers they nave b"on "A great bless
ing to me Cured me 81 biiuu,ncss ami dys
pepsia from which uId son, TGi tor Year,.
MIR J. Marsh, Bank OF TnIOut", ont. For sal,
by n. u. COChran, druggist, ~ und lyg SOrtt
QueHn stre.t. lAnCaslrr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-28

FmZicr'+ Root BittCTJ are not n dram shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
Kidney, keep the bowels OUcn and regular
cleanse tho blood ana system Ot every impu
rity. Sold by druggists, u. Sold by "A b.
Cochran, drsggisj, lj7 and lj9 North Queen
al