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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16
SPECIAL NOTlCEg.

A CAnn.-Tn al who arc suffering from error
and indisc1etions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early dccav iots OF inaphnM. do, ! Will send 4 70
cipe that viii cure you, FREk OF Oh sRGK. This
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south Amc,lca.- Send self addressed envelope 70
Ayv. JosEra 7. IMAM, Station D. New York.
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AKW ApyERrlsRMRAra.

WAHrED-A FEW eTOGIE CIGAR|
wv MAKKRs. fuquirs opposite Hudson House, |
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GEORGE B. Caldwell,
J. G. HxRvxr, Auc.ioncer.

TIE sale Abovo mentionpd hsa hen ,d,,r-.,
until ssMrday July ~. 1881. Al 10 O'Clock III III
M a. n CALDWELL, T,res,
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ma hh ~ 40.
Philadelphia m nrheJ.
PmLApnLrurA, May 9.-rlonr quiet

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-TlOur quiet but
STEADY; superine state, " b0gdi Extra
do t3 O0(lS so ;'Pa. family, ~ 5O3i Is Ohio ana
Indiana family, - 75Gp5 70 Mimi. extra, ~ 25
db rs straight, o. 0Od5 70; winter patents,
s. 1896 so spring do t5 25BbGO.
Rye -four NJ o. 20.
Wheat duh but trm; No, 2 Western Red,
Al OIL No. Pa Red, Sl l5Ql ID.
Corn steady, quiet; steam mixed and yellow,
5oa8OTc; sail yellow, dc do mixed, GOO
No mixed and yellow, 57gG0c.
Oats dull and lower; No. White, 4lc
No. do lOc No, do, 394B3OLc rejected
8sQS nc No, 2miXed, 3G%c,
Rye dli! at i0Q72c.
Seeds clover duil ~ sAAoAo Timothy
dull ut o. Az; Fla1seed scarce at Sl ".
Provisions lteady; fairly active hess POrB
SIS oO0lls 70 Bot lams, ttogLB 81 India Mess
Beet S2j
Bacon-smoked shoulders, 7A@sc; salt do
Th87Aci Smoked Hams, l5&0li4ci pickleC
dc l2Ll0l2Ac.t
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SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. MAY 3, 1894.
THE WALKING MATCH.
rI1zuEKALD STILL IN THE LEAD.
Tho Last Day of tho Match and Immense
ThroDgs Present -Roweii Keeping
steady and Making GOOD Time.

New York, May 3.-Madison Square
garden is thronged by an immense crowd
to-day, watching tho progress Of the six
days. walking match which ends tn night
at twelve o'clock. Rowell has been
coming up ard at this hour (nOoD) is
but four miles behind fitzgerald, and tho
betting on the two is about even, ROHell
seeming to have more takers than FitzgCr
aid the former is much the stronger
looking. Fitzgerald has made frequent
stoppages and looks thoroughly tired out !;
Rowell too is a little heavy and slow, but
wears most determined expression, and
Is the perfection of grace aud elegance as
compared with Fitzgerald. Nitaw Eg
Elbow, the Indian, withdrew at nine
O'Clock this morning with score OF i57
At nine O'Clock this morning the score
stood Fitzgerald, 50G towell, 5j7 Pan
chot, 534 Norcmac, 52G Herty, 500 :;
Vint 49S, Eelson, 4S2 Nitaw, 157.
At 10 o'clock the score stood Fitzger.
aid 57l, Rowell 500, Panchot 539, More
mac $50, Herty 4l2, Vint 800 Elson 4Sj
At IL a. m. the score was Fitzgerald
572, Rowell 56S, Panehot 5iS Noremac
$780, Herty SIT, Vint j04, Eson 4S0.
At noon the figures are Fitzgerald j77,
Rowell 573, Panchot SAB, Noremao j3i
Herty Sic, VInt sos, Elson 4O3.
At 1 p. m. the men stand Fitzgerald
5S1, Rowell 577. Panchot $40, Norcmac
535, Herty 523, Vint 510 ElsOn 407.
At o'clock Fitzgerald had 5S5. RoweIl
$40, Panchot $50, Noremac j3S, Uerty
525, Vint 512, Elson sol.
At 3p. m. the score Is Fitzgerald
$50, Rowell Ssh Panchot jj3, Noremac 54l
Herty 52G, Vint 5l5, Elsou 50G.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-03

" NY Oma Liic." This IL the 7I"J,. { ot the
lecture 10 be Geltvrrod In tine opera house,
"Wednesday cvoniuE, NAY T. by Rev. John ii.
Hector, 'he colorrt orator and lecturer from
York. III" many u"Oplo who hoard h,m In
this city some months ugo VIII be delighted
with THIS announcement and Will no doubt al
again attend. MT. hcCtOr's le tUrc - without
doubt one OF the most enjoyable things goiug
Ll. iuimilab.r mode of speaking, his quaint
and exceedingly humorous descriptions ana
his wealth OF pleasing originality art
features That place him among the most
entertaining OF public speakers. No one
should miss this lecture 1t 10 instructive aud
heartily ENJOYABLE.
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DEATHS,

DULER-At Lcmun PUco, on May /, lSi,
George Dillcr. aged js years.
Ills relatives ard friends arc respectfully IN.
vijed to attend the funeral, from his late resi-
dencc, on sunday afternoon at ! O'Clock. SER
vices ami iutcrmunt NJ R0l 1nds' church, n"pI
New Holland, NJ , O'Clock. ~ ct
HEIss.-MHy ? 'S5i, DritriCh IICirs, aged 1G
wears, months and Z days.
The relatives and frionds OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral
from his late residence, NO. 90 West Chestnut
street, on Monday afternoon nt o'clock. In
tcrmeut ut Lancaster cemetery.
KIRVHuFF In lhis city, on the 81 inst,
Philip kirchou, in the 6lst year OF his age.
Tho relatives and fiGnds ci tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No 80 Manor street, on
Monday afternoon ut 2 o'clock. Intern ent at
Woodward liill cemetery. lt'
WEBER tin this city, on the 81 inst, Annn
G., daughter OF Eord ANA Maggie Weber, aged
months ana days
Tho relatives ana friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral from
her parents residence, No. li0 South Queen
street, on sunday afternoon AZ ~ o'clock
IntermCnt n ST. Joscph's cemetery
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fIEKCE FLArp rs.
Forests Bn-nipg ana Thnusanis Of EUllsrs
worth OF Lumber and Properly
Destroyed,

wortb OF Lumber ana Property
Destroyed,
PHILADELPHIA May 5.--Further reports
from Clearfeld, Centre, Elk, Tioga,
Northumberla and Lycoming counties,
show that the forest fires of last night
were very destructive. The town Of
Thompson, Tioga county, was wholly de-
stIoyed, and seventeen houses in the town
of Arnot were burned.
READING, May 3--Tho Blue mountains
along the northern border of Berks county,
are now on fire, aud serious damage is
apprehended. The destruction of wood.
land is incalculable. No farm houses or
barns are yet burned. Tho FIRE spread
from Schuylkill county, and the people are
fighting the flames.
The entire village OF Gilmau's Depot, in
New York state, was swept away by fire
yesterday. The inhabitants lied, losing
everything. Gilman's taunery aud saw
mills were destroyed. The loss will
reach 81, 600, 600.
At Chester, Pa, the handsome cottage
on the river front at Marcus Hook, owned
| by IL. b. Sloan, of Philadelphia, with its
elegant furniture, was burned to the
ground last night. The fire originated
from sparks from chimney. Loss,
| els, 900.
The danger from forest fires at Ashland,
Pa. is now over. A nan named Wisthaiiel
is miss ng, and is supposed to have perishet
in the flames, as his house burned. The
damage is estimated 5ll2,OQO.
The fire near Shenandoah Is Still! burn
ing, and has extended over two miles OF
country. Prompt action of the people
saved the houses in it's cUurac.
At Wansands. Wis, Mlrray's iron
works and Hazlcton's planning mill, With
large quantity of lumber were burned
yesterday &; loss, $780,
In Portland, Me-, Everett & Psnnel's
drug store burned to day loss, 800, 600.
| A. Cincinnati, Greonlaes and Mitcbeil's
planning mill burned last night loss, $j0,- =
| 0O0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-03

BosroN, May Sc. Johnson, a mr..
chant of Port au Prince. writes, under
date Of April 10, that the sloop
Grappler, dying the English flag,
commanded by Samuel f. PetriUgton,
a submarine diver and working on a
Cay island, about 80 miles west Of Port.
au Prince, has been captured aud burned
by the natives. She bad on board
some $4,000 worth Of wrecked cargo
from the royal mail steamer Mic,
which WAS plundercd Nui destroyed. The
crew were either killed or drivoG to the
mountains by the natives. The govern
ment has dispatched ship of war in
search of the crew, but it IL feared that
they have been murdered, rs the natives
who seized tho Garppler are sayages.
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LANDIsyILLE UAmPMENTIsu.
Committee tor The Iummsr Meeting,

Committee tor the summer Meeting,
The board of cou'rOl of tho LaudisviIle
grounds appointed the following commit
tees yesterday
On Public Wcrship--Iisv J. Dtokcrson,
J. I. Satchcll. A johnson, G.. Ball, X, W.
llumphrics, J. u Neel, }. Il. Mau and
Mr.. ii. y. High Gen. VIM. Patton.
Ga Tcnts--E Hershey, A. Bruner, H..
Shubcrt, NJ. lIarhstcr. Jacob Shenberger.
orla,iou-Rcv. J. +. satohcll, IL.
lIaudsham, NJ. lIarhster, Gen. VIM. Fat
ton, Chas. W. Frow.
Police and Sanituy-llcnry Shubert,
Jacob IIticbrand, William II. Batoman.
Horse pound and Omnthus-JOs. Samp.
son, Eph. ilushoy' Abr, Bruner, VIM. X.
Bender.
Boarding-Gen. VIM. Patton, Ii, Hard.
shaw, Henry Shubcrt, II. u. High.
TiCkcts-IIoury Shnhcrt, Joseph Sam
son, VIM. II. Shck, =. Raymond, John
Shenbcrgcr.
Property aul Grouuds--A. lIandshaw,
Il. Hershey, \ Bvuuor
Lights and Straw-E. Hershey, NJ.
Ilarkstor, Gen. WIN Patton, William X.
Bcrdar
Music-A Biunrr Gen. VIM. Patton,
Chas. w. Flcw, Wm. II. Batemau.
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q. Philip Wall,s hotel West King street
ou Wednesday evening to mako tiuai
arrangements.
A. r. Anderson, tobacco buyer, was
before Alderman MoCunomy this after
noon to answer charge of driyipg through
q toll gate on the bitita pike without pay.
ing toll Tho toll claimed was seven
cents tho amount OF costs which Mr..
Anderson was compelled TO pay was 90 81,
including $l7i costs for frat arrcstiug tho
wrong man
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west Cn's'or Ni.lugc RcCori.
Consolation tor Lancaster p Dlic5 officials
IL iouud in tho late observation ut Potts.
town constable, who recently went over to
tho Welsh mountains TO arrest a wood
chopper he had u warrant for. ilo says
che doesn't wonder that Abo BuHlsrd and
his gang can defy arrest on the Wclsh
mountains, aud that fcw people can form
an idea of what u Wild region tbs country
thercabOuts really is."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-03

Last evening Bartlcv .Campbcl's com.
pauy appeared IN the opera hnuso in his
successful drama entitled Tho White
Slave" Although tho troupe Is very
good one tho play has been presented in
Lottor style hero By somo of tho other
companies The lcadng characters were
taken as follows last eyouing : Lisa, Miss
Isabel Morris Daytime, Miss sidney Arm
strong Ndacc, M,ss Virginia Buchanan ;
Cldy Bruon, Fauk Roberts IVAlidm
LdceH, Frank Forte JidgC Harden Scott
Davis. Tho scenery was very fine and
the oolorcd siugors add greatly to the
production Of the piece.
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o,.,, nw ", i0hk, , NAV S-flour-state and West :
orn Gun, but prices without deciieI cbnuge
S SyuInel ~ u steady common to fair extra, 81 50
" ~ Eoou 10 choico do, ~ G016 80
wheat opened M1IIc higher very ouiet
mere Dting noilnportant orders in tho mar
ktd NO: ! White nominal No. Rcd, June,
81 0lh@l 10; July sl 05al OK; pee, Al co.,
Corn Lmhc better very duh Mixe5 was;
ern spot at 56463c do future. 6l51n6Io.
Oots shade better; No. 2 Nav 1880, Juue
SIC state, 40Dt6c Western, 361suljc,
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Lard firm, city renned, g'kfok, loose
pu,chere, $40 prime stos.m IS zoos ,5
bulter-more inquiry for fancy trades
T.. uo. A025c do hrsts, 2l02s Westorn
Rolls Ease.
llc "' '',AS'''s~' ~
Sheese firm for choice; Now York full
gunlttyi Western creamery ex tfne sfD Oc
2dihc. '''A''f "''"'
whisky Al o. q0 'aV" "s1'
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q StIika AVertsd.

New York, May 3.-Assistant Treas
urer James NJ. Nam, Of the Union Pacific
railway company said to day that ho had
received no official particulars in regard to
the strike of tho operatives Of the
company at Omaha. He unG 'rstoOd
however, that everything had been agree
ably settled, tho reduction having been
withdrawn. He thought tho strlko was
entirely over and the men al work.
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NEw ADVEKTIsEMENTs

NATANTED--A GOOD GIISL 80 DO 8EN-
w erdl hOus"wOrk, Apply 1T NO. 81
SOUTH DUKE STREEf. It's
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GOV. CleyeIsna,a Clemcncy

ALBANY, n. =, May 3.-GOVornOr
Cleveland has commuted the sentence Of
John b. Gritien, the Pawling dynamiter,
to imprisonment for life. The governor
thinks that Grifien should have received
the same sentence as the others convicted
with him, as his crime was the same
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Fatal Explosion.

WALKERTowN, N. Y, May 3.-Tho
boiler of tho Whitney marble works at
Gouverneur, St. Lawrence county, OK.
ploded this forenoon, instantly killing five
men and fatally injuring others. The
building is q total wreck.
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a steamer Lost at sea.

New YoRT. May 3.-A dispatch from
Glasgow says it is now certain tnat the
steamship State of Florida met with some
disaster at sea and was lost. One Of her
boats has been picked up empty.
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lDhrOpsALs VIII bE KEUEtNEU n
MAY 7. 1884 at six O'Clock p. m, tor all print.
ing and stationery which may be required oy
Councils ana the several departments ~ the
city government during the current omciai
year, said proposals TO sta'e the cost OF pIi.nr
Inc All ordinances introduced into oonnciis,
warrants, commitments anu All oines oi. ,ss',ss D,s
and forms used In the Mayors and rfeasptei's
OfficC where speoifc fcations OF tnesame may ~
mad an application, Proposals also ,.a.so " sat"
the cost per page lincludlag water, Ponoo P.l ah1
aro tnblssI of printing the annual report oi
,he fl nance committee. All proposals and pids
must De add4essen 70 IA N nEstrrTtr
Chairman OF committee on Printing and eti
1nn,nnSrv1 L-ay-s.td
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WASHINGTON, May 3.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair. weather aud variable
winds, shifCng to easterly, with nearly
stationary followed by rising temperature
on Sunday.
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Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks firmer. Money easy at 2G2kc,

WUUIHIIUHH UV AsSUCIHrBH FFbNH.
stocks tirmer. Money easy at 292kc.
New YORK Centrai. ................
HIlo ttairoti. lsR
Michigan Central Railroad. .................s sOx
Michigan southern Railroad. .............. 96k
Illinois Central Railroad. d....................l2g
Cleveland Pittsburgh Railroad. ..........li0
Chicago n Rock Island Railroad. .........tl0M
pittsburgh Fort Wayne Railroad.......l29
western Union Telegraph Company..... BlM
A"Cup " "dOhSn. A
New Jrrsoy Central ..... .........,........ so
New YORK Ontario Wostern.. 95s
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n,Ie:ato. 10 synnh.

II. L. Miller, John g. Hu0or aud Hay.
dn Miksoh have been elected by the
Lititz Churou delegates tn tho NJravtan
synod which viii mect ia Liti.z On May
p.
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Ex-Aldermau Wm. 3. Wiiry was
stricken with opop'cSy tn morning, and,
at tho time we 60 to prose, los in an un.
conscious COZ ditiOu.
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Tho Tarin Debate.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-In the discussion
of the tariff bill on Tuesday MIR. Randall
expects to speak first, Mr.. Blackburn
second, Mr.. Kasson third aud Mr.. Morrison
last.
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when Greece hor knees-Grceoa her knees
--GrceCe her knees" st3immered an embaT-
rased school boy, iogetting the next line OF hs
recitation. " There is no occasion TO grease
anYbody's knees" shouted the teacher. GO
and study your piece" Neither is there occas
sion 20 gIetse your hair. Parkor'J Hair Bal
sam Il all tho dressing you want. Restores
the original gloss and color to gray or faded
hair. Does not soil the linen: not "a dye
good for tho scalp; provenCs falling out.
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From MIs. Dennis Smith, Louisville, KY,
says For blood impurities Burd0ck Blood
HHtSrS seem particularly adapted. Never he
fore had complexion so clear. Use all the
time" For sale by II. II. Cochran, drugg gist,
lJ7 and lS9 North Queen street.
NOBODY snrnid neEiecta cough. Take Haie's
Honey OF HOrchOund and Tar instGntCr
Pixies TouthRche Drops cure in one minute.
inyl-l wdeodGw
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Snrtsueipnin-
HPECI4L NOTICES.


The universal verdict, :" The Hop Plaster is
the best porous plaster ever made" Only 25
cents.
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NTUrIUE 10 snIDGE sUILDEns.

~ Sealed proposals Tor building Wooden
Bridge over West Branch OF Octoraro, In
COlerain township, on line OF new road from
Quarryvillo to Kirkwook, WIN be received ut
the Commissioners office, lancaster Pa,
until II o'clock noon, MONDAY, JUNE 2
1854
Plan and specifications car be seen at Com
missioneTs s. Office sny time after May7
BY ORDER OF BOARD,
Attest FRANK GRIRST. Clerk. mi.l0tw&S
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DhUrESsIDNaL PIANO mOSEk.
/ Pianos and Furniture moved at short no.
tiCe. orders by mail solicited. over 1000
pianos moved IN throe years.
AUG. h. REtNOEHL,
fcbl-ttd No. 826 n. Queen st., Lancaster.
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4
IL The cOrpOratOrS OF the Home for Friend
less Children tor the CitY and County of Lam
caster, will meet at the office OF the secretary,
No. 80 North Queen street, on TUESDAY,
MAY u, t23O D. m, tor the purpose OF elect
ing AK lady managers and iour trustees TO
serve tor four years next ensuing.
m22t ca As. NJ. HOWELL, Secretary.
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GAME CALLED AT 3ii


DUBbtpsAbr 80 uDKSis-DN MONDAY
/ MAY 3, lsSi viii bo sold at ID. Logan's
sale Stables, Market stree rear OF McGrann
House. Lancaster, Pa. twenty head OF KEN
TUCkN -, consisting Ot very fine sad
die and driving hursC-. The best lot OF Ken.
lucky Horses ever brought to the Lancaster
market.
4 credit Of GD days will be given. Sale to
commence Mt O'Clock y. IN.
~. HOWARD BAILEY.
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=----a..sss-7.s7 e,-7--7s-a---si.---
MISCELIANEOUS

'E'HE LARGEST ASD MOST CuNPLETE
J. assortment or kuchre, Casino and Poker
cards from Sc per pack up.
HAkTMASS $ YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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,.rATr nr MANY q. aAnLE, LATE ur

INsTATE OF MAHY E. aaBLE, LATE ar
II of Lancaster city, deceased. - Letters
OF administration on said estate having been
granted 10 the undersigned, all persons In
debted thereto are requested 10 make imme-
diate payment, ana those having claims or
demands against the same, VIII present them
without delay for settlement TO the under,
signed, residing in Lancaster city, No 3iS
south Queen street. HENRY A. GABLE,
Administrator.
L. H. Is, WAGNER, Atty. al2-6tdoanS
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BRANDY.
A Sovereign Remedy

The aged, with feeble appetite, and more or
less Diet ility, win ind this simple medicine
when used properly,
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IL ON ThuTsdsy, May |, GOLD NECK
LACE with gold dollar attached, The finder
will be rewarded by leaving 1t at NO. 23O W
CHESTNUT STREET. It's
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For all their Ills and aches. 80 II. however,
strictly understood that we prescribe and us q
but one article, ami that -
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- TINS Saturday evening, at the White
Horse llotel, Manor street. Best Beer on tap,
It's ALBERT kOHLHASS, Prop,
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NEw ADpERrIsEm ENrs

NSrANIED imNEDIArrLt - a GOoO
w carriage trlmm0r also good carriage
body maker. Apply at the kcystonc mouse,
North Queen street, Lancaster, Ph "
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Sn2lilg 4 BalSnaR,
No. l2l North Queen ST., Lancaster.
may9-lydTu,ThS
Brandy as A Medicine.

Tho following article was voluntarily sent to
Mi. II. r. SLAIMAK Err, Agent for REG
ART OLD WINE STORE, by "A prominent
pruCliCtng physician OF this county, who has
extensively used the Brandy referred to in his
regular practice. u Is commented to the at
tCntiOn OF those afflicted with
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-03

4 uSGu TUIs fNEr,Nt
/ A and Best Rock Beer on tap at the Gifafd
''iutt'''' '''' GIlhs HECH
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SAtrh hhSbf ttNtb e. -. 49,, ,,,.
- and Frank RCikcr's Book Beoi on lap .n,S
OycninR at the Law Building RESTAURANT,
MI" NJ. '"N' S''o'' JOHN CREMER.
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xxrnNrr,-A aIHl TO DO GENERAL
w homework IN "A small family no chil.
dren must come wOl rccommt nded Apply
at No. gli kOrth Prince street ~ f.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-01-31

Suppose, now, that when Bill Jones
was surrounded in the house where he
took shelter, and when men were all
around that region who were bound to
have him, he had stepped to the door,
and said:.
"Gentlemen we have had one trial
to escape. We are caught. My brother
is unable to shoot any Of you, he can't
travel, and I am not very good shot.
Therefore, in view of all the facts in
the case, and considering the fact OF
an irregularity in the case by which
my brother was hurt, therefore move
that you giUe as ne'o trial! just
stand back, and let us try it over
again"
Who, think you, in all that crowd,
would have listened to such stuff, with
other feelings than those of contempt
and disgust?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-01-31

We have always been proud Of the
people Of Jackson County. Our solid,
intelligent citizens may confidently
be depended upon to do the right thing
at the right time, and under all cir
cumstances, to act with fairness and
discretion. Nothing more fully DEM
onstrates this than the conduct Of our
people in the recent chase after the
escaped murderers. There was no
mob spirit, and very little unreasona-
BILE talking, except what was done in
hearing of the surrounded murderers,
for their hearing. In short, when
they broke Jail, the crowd of citizens
merely took after them, caught them,
and brought them back and put them
in Jail. True, one Of them was
wounded, but this was considered at
the time necessity to save the lives
Of others. The crowd could easily
have riddled the Jones brothers, and
thus been done with them, but it was
the wish of the people to have the law
hang them.