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n.nry. varDone saIve.

The lest salyo In the world ior cutS,prs,sss
snrca rIcars salt rheum. letter, chappeu
bands. chilbialns, corns and all kinds OF skii.
ernptions, lreckles and pimples. rho saiss -
,naranteed 10 give perfect sntisiaction in
evory case or money refunded. BE sur" yoh
Gel uKsRY's CAKBoLi0 sALvn, as All others ats
but limitations and oounterieits' rnoe a
osnts. sold In Lancaster at Coohran's Drug
storo l87 North Queen street myst-<
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At q meeting Of the fire. committee Of
councils last evening the chairman was
author lied to rent tho second story room
of No. engine house to the best advant-
age.
l. was also agreed to ask for proposals.
for the furnishing of. horse feed to the Gre
department for tho next six months.
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The wild West,

Yesterday afternoon Buffalo BilPs
Wild West "gave their second exhibit
tion on the park grounds. The crowd in
attendance was not 30 large as on Monday,
and neither was the performance as fine, as
several acts were omitted. This morning
the company left for Reading, where they
aill exhibit to day and to to.morrow.
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nUBLIU SALE OT VALUABLE REAL
l ESTATE-ruTsuant to a resolution OF City
Councils will be sold ut public sale, at the
Cooper House. Lancaster, on Thursday, June
10, 1854, ut O'Clock p IN the following de-
surIboI real estate, To wit: All that certain
Inessuage and tract OF land with the tour.
story Stone Building thereon erected, known
"Conestoga Cotton MILL" and the dwelling
house, blacksmith shop, with other buildings
thereon, containing Acres and III Perches,
more or less, situated on the Conestoga creek,
on the Rockland road, IN Lancaster and West
Lampeter townships, adjoining properties OF
samuel Miller. Jacob Huber, RODt. A. Evans
ana others. This Ia Il cry valuable property,
aud well worthy the attention OF manu- utactur-
eTs and business men, Will be suitable Tor
tannery, machine shops, steam mills, dye
house or any other business The city Will
reserve tho water right, aS now used no dam
| To Obstruct water 10 be built.
| Also, at the same time and place all that
certain valuable Building Lot, ON the south
| side OF East Chestnut street, between Marshall
and Franklin streets, containing In front on
| Chestnut street twenty-five feet (22) iset, ana
| extending In depth, southwark, one hundred
| and eighteen feet tbs feet), 10 a II feet Wide
| alley, being lot No. So, on the Breneman and
| Lands tract. This Is beautiful location and
| suitable tor residence; Il convenient Il
| schools, churches and the railroad or rolling
| mill.
Persons desiring TO view the premises vii
| please call on the undersigned, Terms casl
| ON April ], 1881. PHILIP LEEHER,
HENRY DOERR,
ISRAEL T.. MAYER
JOHN 3. KENDlG.
JACoR GUSDAKRR, Auct.
m2s, ,l0d
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New HlcYCleLlnh

A number of amateur wheelmOu met on
Tuesday evening, and organized club, to
be called the Lancaster County Whoelmop,
and elected the following oiliccrs Presi
dent, X. ID. McCaskey secretary and
treasurer, g. III. Obreitor captain, j. q.
Shirk. The members are all active and
energetic wheclmep, and will doubtless
take prominent position in tho national
organization--,ho League of American
Wheelmen-which they have resolved to
jOin.
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pUwLlU sALEor vALUABLE REAL Es-

/ TATE.-ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE 49,
1851, win be sold at public sale, at Casper
kohler's brewery, Church street, Lancaster.
Pa, the following valuable real estate, TO wit I;
4 double one anu a.half story Brick Dwelling,
known 0s tho CoDy property, situated on the
south side OF Middle street, Nos. 3e7 and 329
with q lot OF ground fronting on Middle street
81 feet, more or less, ana extending In depth
$50 feet To Locust alley.
Sale 10 begin at 1880 O'Clock p. M, OF said day,
when at enhance viii be givon and terms made
known by Gil ARLES PETERS.
HENRY SHUBERT, AuC't. ilO'7td
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narrow rtcapes.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June ll.-A fro last
night in the kitchen of the restaurant of
the Union railway depot spread 30 rapidly
that twenty waiter girls and employees
escaped only in their night clothes. The
depot was entirely destroyed. The total
loss will amount to $3.50 600.
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This morning some boys put fire
crackers in the trunk of an old tree at tho
corner OF Mary and West King streets, and
it was soon on fire. The members Ct
company No, were notified and they
extnguished the fire before any damage
was done. No alarm was struck.
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MOther walton has prescribed this valuable
mcdiCihC for Il great many years IN her private
practice. IL hH4 proved AN uniailing specific
III the treatment OF tho many disorders to
which the female constitution l. subject. IT
IL a sure cure for the monthly troubles that so
many wo nen suffer. Mailed on receipt OF
price, soc. Sold by II. II. Cochran, druggist.
1877 and l39 North Queen street. f3
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the senate In secret Session.

WAsHINGTON, Juno l1.-On disposing
of tho morning business, the Senate went
into secret session on tho item OF the
diplomatic appropriation bill, appropria'
ting $3.50, 900 for the expense necessary TO
be incurred in executing the provision OF
the neutrality act.
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WAsmIHGToW, June II 1t is expected
that the president will leave Washington
this evening for West Point He will be
accompanied by Secretary Lincoln and
Secretary Chandler. The proposed trip is
to DO made in tho United States steamer
Dispatch, now lying Mt tho Washington
navy yard.
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GREAT IapIAN riuur
Reported Gsnsrsl EBcaysIntnI BBtwsou six
Thousand 81 INK iuditn-

A special dispatch from Springfield,
Dakota says Indians bring reports thai
last week come BrulG Sioux at Rosebud
agency got into iGht among themselves
Three were killed. Balance of baud, which
numbers about six thousand, taken sides
and general engagement in progress. In
dams arc well mounted and armed. This
information comes wholly from Indian
runners and may not bo reliable.
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A Lady ScAlde,I. .

Yesterday Mrs. Kilinger, wifs of th3
late Jacob Killinger, residing on West
Orange street, was badly scalded about
the head and body. She was carrying a
boiler of hot water when she fell, aud it
was spilled over her.
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DO Not MOVE siindIy.

Go carefully In purchasing medicine. Many
advertised remedies can WORK great injury
are worse than none. BuF.iock Blood Btuers
are purely u We getable preparation; tine small
est child can take them. They Kill disease and
cure tho patient IN a safe and kindly way. For
sale by IA. Is. Cochran, druggist. l37 ana lS3
North Queen street
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IuTY ORI,iSaNDrs.
N Ordinance Regulating u. snle oil Fre.n

An Ordinance Regulating thu sale OF Fresh
Fish.
SECTION |. DO II ordained by the Select AMI
Common Councils of the City of Lancaster in
Councils assembled That between the first
sHy OF April and the first day OF NOvember In
each ear, II shall not be lawful tor any per.
son or persons 10 sell, or expose tor sale, any
kind OF fresh hSh whatsoever IN any part OF
tn streets OF Lancaster city
SRC :. Any person violating the provisions
Of this ordinance shall forfeit ana pay the
sum OF ten collars for each ami every OilGusC,
which sum shall be- recovered. ~ ike penal.
ties arc recoverable, upon suit brought before
I u Mayor, or any Alderman Oi the Ciy Oi
Lancaster, ana be paid tor the use Ut the city
into the treasury or the city, BY ne Mayor or
Alderman collecting Tho same.
Adopted by Select Council june I, iS-i
ROBERT A. EVANS,
President OF SELF ct COunCil.
, Attest: GRO u. KELLER, Clerk =. &.
Adopted by Common Council June 1, l'si
ROBERT NJ. BOLENlUS,
President OF common CounCil
! Attest: JACoB NJ. CHILLIs, Clerk G c,
Approved June ], 1874.
-, T.. ROSENMILLER,
| Mayor.
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dining TO London

Mr.. Wilson w. Fowler, son of Samuel
l.. Fowler, OF this city, goes u London
about June 81, to join brotherhood of
tho Anglican church His sister, Miss
Sarah Lewis Fowler, is already there in q
sisterhOod of the church.
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Tho greatest blessing that has been dis
covered In This generation. 4 sure euro tor
BoIls, Burns, Sores, cuts, Flesh wounds, sore
Nipples, Hard and Soft COrns, ChappCd Lips,
and Hands, Pimplcs ana BlotChc5. Prico BIC. 4.
Sold by Druggists, Sold by II. u. Cochran
druggist, i37 and l&9 North Ou en- street 90
FCr Lams nNrg, 500 or yn"si, usa SHt
LOHS POROUS PLASTER. Pricn. - cent?
Sold by II. u. Cochran, druggist, 'S1 md 1870
North Queen street, Lancaster. sn.iood6
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A pe,auI,ing Bank clerks sentence.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, June 1l,-William
q. Morgan, the defaulting clerk Of the
in the state prison.
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Sale of Hurbes.

Samuel Hess & Son, auctioneers, sold ut
public sale on Monday for Daniol Logan,
at his sale and exchange stables, this
city, nineteen head OF Ohio horses at an
average price Of $40 Per head.
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TWO Men burned To Death.

CmCAGo June t1.-Early this morning
some unknown person set fire TO hay in a
barn al the corner of Center avenue and
Taylor street. Fred Osdell, an expressman,
and young man whose name is unknown,
were burned to death.
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LOBI Baskets

A kullle with one pound OF butterwas found
in one Of the Central market houses this
morning Tho owner can get tho same b !
calling at tho mayors Office rhe basket
found In market last week has not yet been
called for
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E>TATE OE GEOnGE SnULMrYER
IL late o. Lancaster City. deceased. Let
tcTs testHmentary on said estate having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebt, Il thereto arc requested TO make inn
mediate settlement, and those having claims
or demands against tho same. viii present
thom without delay Tor settlement to the
Undersigned, residing In said city.
JULIhNA SHULMEiER,
j, u. GOOD, ExecutrX.
Attorney. apr2SGtdW
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= nev,psutr IcrI,or

o. NJ. Holcomb. OF Bloomvllls. Onto, rises
tOCNplain: Had that terrible disease. .cutarrh,
for twenty years couldn't taste or smell
and hearing was failing. ThomdS FIectric OIL
cured me. These are facts Voluntarily given
against IA former prejudice OF pat Mt moui-
cine" For sale by II. u Cochran, druggist,
81 and lBl North Queen street. Lancaster
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hTDTIOE-POSI 81 ~, a. HAS LEASED
~ What Glen Park tor the season, and " can
be rented for picnics. public or private, family
parties, etc. The park will be thoroughly
cleaned and rcftteO. and everything put in
complete order. For further particulars In
uuiro of WILLIAM ROEIIM,
HAIRY HARTLEY,
JAMES ARMET,
Council of Administration, Post "a, G.. q. Il.
Mr. Nrmet ia now on the grounds.
inD2mdS&W
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PotiS1, "his.
quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks nnsettloi and Wonk.

'ltladGlphia i Erlo -. Il .......,. ......E0l2L
leading Eailroid .......... AN
f"nnHylNnul1 tstliFoh'l. ..s's' .s'...' ON
irhigh valley ilailrOad...... .......,..,.... SIX
unitod COmpantns ot Nav Jersey y..........i9O
surtNrru Paddle. Observation-Disclosures, 10
sortheTn Pacific rrotorro i,.........., az
HOri ihgTn Central RltrOa,l ...... .,.., bGsb57
s,oniyh Navigation Corapnnp. az
SOrrigtown Railroad. ........................i0 100
'ontrR Transportation COmppn r,..... .. ~
"'t'gDR, TitusvtuG \ BnitBiu q .....,... aJs
'-l' !f.nvv|ti, RI,.Irnab go. 6S
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The Noltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, olfnr
tn send Ur. Dyo's vOItaic Belt and Applianrcs
On trial. tor thirty days, 10 men, young or Old
afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality
and kindred troubles see advertisement I'm
this rapCr NV .FSw
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE II, lse4
YOUTHFUL DEPRAVITY.
a NEGRO LADS TERRIBLE oRimE,
Ho shoots Little hoy ana Drags his Body
to y sinK Hoio -rhs Fiond Hung BY
masked Mon.

Masked Mon.
LYNcuBURG, Va, June lion Juno
9th, in Russell county. on tho farm Of
Harvey Osborne, two of Osborne's brothers
were picking strawberries, when large
negro boy Joined them. When the elder
Osborne boy left, tho negro shot the
smaller one, the bullet going through his
body. The negro then dragged tho little
the yet living body. The victim
cried aloud and Frightened the me-
gro. who then won't to the house and
told Mrs. Osborne her boy had shot him.
self, The child lived only enough to tell
tho story. The negro was arrested. but
masked men took him from the officers
and on Saturday his dead body was found
hanging by the roadside.
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tlEALEp PROPOSALS Will 3E RE
- ceived at /. Q Mayors Onlce, Lancaster,
Pa, until 7OcloclS p. m, FRIDAY. JUNE -,
1881, tor furnishing the CiIy OF Lancaster with
IA book containing an index map OF the CITY
draft OF each block. showing numbered
houses and numbers assigned to vacant lots.
Also tor the assigning OF numbers to all un-
numbered properties aud notifying owners
thereof, Bids tor assigning numbers must be
Tor whatever number there are, at SO much
per number Some idea OF the book to be FUR
nished may 10 had Dy examining tho book
belonging to the city In the Recorders Office.
The committee reserve the light to reject any
or all bids. Proposals to be addressed,
II. n. HURST,
ie7- I'd Chairman Finance Committee
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WEATHER irDIOATiONs.
WASHINGTON, juno 1i.--For the Middla
Atlantic states, light rains party oloudy
weather, winds generally northeasterly,
slight changes In temperature, except In
the extreme southern portion, q slight
fall in temperature.
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10 pita In "a Hours

IL employed some OF tho best physicians
here" wrote WIN. Il. Tanner, OF Dayton, Ohio
"They all said my child could not live fol
weeks. 1t had 50 fts In p hours. We gave II
Samaritan NerUine and the medicine effected
permanent euro" Druggists.
jlO-lwdGod
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Mayors court

This morning tho mayor sent one drunk
to jail for 80 days and discharged another.
One vag was sent t. the hospital on
account Of his iicknPs3
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COLUMBIA N.GWS.


Tho columbia Gns Company ana street
Lign,ing-hn Insurance Agents Mr-
hap-JOtiinTs About rown.
Tho greatest Of oil great monopolies
known as the Columbia Gas company, is
again at its old trick Of saving gas, but
getting paid for it all tho Same. IL has
bcen often wondered by our citizens II,
when tho company mado certain agree
mopts with our town council, thoy had
any intention Of fulfilling thom. 1t Ger
tainly does not appear so. Tho company
promised to keep all gas lamps lit on
every dark night during tho month, until
IL o'clock pm. Last night was a very
dark night and yot tho gas lamps were
turned out ut or before 1880 o'clock. And
last night is not the first, neither will II DO
tho last timo this trick will DO done.
Psrsonsi ana social.
MIR. Frank 5tooker, as representative of
Camp No. 90, leaves to day to attend
tho Sons of Veterans convention, at Mill
ton. Pa.
Mira. Ella f.. Moa IA uoo Iiitcshuo, &c
compinied by lIrr brother Harry, leaves
this evening tor her hJmo in Newtauma,
Washington territory.
Tho Columbia fro and stoam engit o
company No. I, will hold their thirty
second annual picnic in iiose's woods, on
tho Fourth of July. Tho committee of
arrangements arc Chairman, William
Fiudley floor manager Jno. II. Kllno ;
assistants, Harry Finncy, Andrew Kraft,
Juo. Weimer, W. ii. Swingler, Jno.
Mcintyre and David Fisher. There ato
seventy members on the general commit
tee.
ue Triod t. Uoarh . rraln.
Ar insurance agent, who formerly car
~ 10 h,ta Ia ~
whilo attempting to board an eastward
bound freight train yesterday. in the
west yard, was thrown 10 the ground,
resulting in injuries to his face which will
take some weeks tp heal.
school iIOaTi Uomhittos MOolIng
At the meeting of the experimenting
committee OF school board last evening IL
was decided 70 mako change in the
readers now usCd in our public schools.
No choice aS 10 wha' books would DO
used was made. The school torn of 1884 =
So was fixed a. 81 months. Only three
schools will bo pug in operation at the
now building, az Third aud Poplar streets,
next year.
Borough Jo,tings.
Co G. and tho Armory association con-
tnuc to fight over tho question az to
who shall own ArmJry ball,
n stroke of lightning yesterday killed 4
valuable bull owned by Urias Weaitz,
back of Washington borough. Tao same
stroke stunned a young daughter of Mr..
A. Newcomer, who was in q field near by.
Tho Kceloy stove works directors meets
this evening.
Salem chapel Sunday school will here
after meet at G:lj IN. on Sundays
Cookmau chapel, Mothodiat, L T..
Lutheran aud -, IuAu's LuLhoran SIn
cay schools, will hold their aunual p,sY.cs,
th month, at Lilttz Springs.
4 ono legged tramp, after receiving a
"Dtc to eat" from M.n Al. liiliar, abused
her 10 an aUiaCiuus manner, aud throw Tie
edlb!cs away Highly Indignant, Mrs.
Uilliar whlckrd him OVER lhe bead WITH q
dust pan, aud deGp'o 70 III, fact tAat Ii
Threatened her with half y brick, he VA
compelled to rotire before the angry lady
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Adopted by Common council June", 80,
JSO. u. LrNG,
President pro ten, of Common Gouncl'
Attest JACOB NJ. JHILLIs, CLERK {. g.,
Adopted hy select GpunCii June u, lssi,
ROBERTA ENANS,
President Ot Select Council
Atte.ti GEo. q. KELLER cork 80.
Approved June 7, lssI
u. 4. EOSENMlLLER,
Ie3tdMWS Mayor.
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The Northern ,lan,r., ,n.,a..s

PUrLADELputA, Juno 1.-The board Of
directors OF tho Northern Central railroad
to day declared the usual semi annual
dividend of four per cent.
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n Paris Paper on tnc r.vns,.n ,n.,.~r.

rar's Paper on the Egyptian ImDrcsiis.
rARls, June 1.-The Journal Dss De
yas comments upon tho agitation In Eng
lahd over The Egyptian question, and do.
ciares tnat the maintenance or rupture OF
Is ut stake.
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rno ,ron,t =. us,~., At, uoms,,tc.

The Iruuri =. Defeat Ihn Uum5,Iica
Yesterday Tho lrorsiie5 p'lyoI = gyol
game with tho DJmesyl1I, pf Newark, ds
leatiug them easily by the soore OF ! to 4
lngraham aud Derby wore tho battery for
the Ironsdes club The boys from
Lalcastor worO mitch heavier at
the bat than ,hejg bppuneuIS. Donald
had three barEor aul Higgins, Oldfeld
aud Iugraham each Ais for two bases Not
hit was made on virlor sldc uutil tho
sixth inning. Tho Irousldcs had but two
errors. Tho score by innings WAS
ISSINGs. ) ! : q .
fronsides ) 9 O.
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Games rIseuhero.


phia G Athletics 3, Columbus . Chicl-
90 Cleveland 0. Chicago :; Boston
Boston 3, Providouco Washington {:
Washington ., Toledo 7; Now York
Louisville 7, Metropolitan s Brooklyn I:
Cincinnati 8, Brooklyn 6 Baltimore Bal
timore 13, indianapolis q Kansas City:
Kansas City Union B. Chicago Union 10 !;
Allentown Wilmington 8, Allentown 4 !;
Trenton: Trenton 8, Virginia TO-
Notes OF tho Diamond.
Shannon, OF the Lancaster club has been
released.
MoTamany, of tho IronsIdcs, who was
injured two weeks ago, Tejoined the club
to day, but has not fully recovered.
A dispatch from York to tho PhiIaic'-
phia Times reports that tho keystone
association will disbaud, each club play
ing in the future on lis own hook.
1t is claimed that Littlost own has weak
club, but they are too rCng for th9 York
nine. A club that can play worse games
than tho York would be hard to find.
The st. Louis toam were unable 10
come to Lancaster to day, owing to tho
rain fall in Ptsburg yesterday, which
interfered with the s.. L1ui3 Allegheny
game. The latter game will, weather
permitting, be played in that CITY to-day.
John Grady, cltChor Of tho Reading
Actives, whio druuk yesterday in Harris
burg, iusutrd u female inmate OF a
Chinese laundry. Ordered out, ho struck
Sam Gee, the proprietor Of the place, ovcl
the head with beer bottle, infIctug {
dangerous wound, Tho police are huntns
for Grady.
The Lauclgt'r club were to hlvo playcd
in Princeton, n. j, yesterday but io
sOmo unknown cause the game did not
take place The Ciub is booked for BROOK.
lyu to day. THO manager Of that clul
telcgraphcd to this city several time
to day, asking where tho Lancasters were
40 thcV had not shown nm there vet
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Nos. 20 and 20 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
NOS 20 g. 20 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
A Iscturs on India,

Rev. Frederick J. MacCrcady, OF India, will
deliver u tree lecture on the fact and ron anto
OF that country in Grace Lutheran church at
73O tbis d. IN,
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SEH IDrEKrISEIiENJs.

WANTED NOUSG Man WANTS a
w situation TO drive one or two horses.
Address, Z. NJ. DENLINGkR, Ian caster, Pa.
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4 'RAPE aOTEL-LAGEH BEER AED
" Excelsior Saratoga Water on Dranght
Henry Rahter, proprietor OF tEe Grape Hotel,
% ana 3i North Queen street, has remOdclCu
tho barIOOm, erected hrstclasS Retrigerators
and has now on draught Charles Class's eel
eUTuted Philadelphia LAGER BEER for
which Re is sole agent in this city. Also SAR-
ATOGN WATER from the famous Excelsior
springs, Saratoga, n. Y. 4 tull assortment OF
I Go purGst wines and Liquors on sale.
m27-linld
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gar LARGEST aND MOST COMPLETE
/ assortment or Euchro, Casino and Poker
cards from SC per pack up.
HARTMAN YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-11

The Peoples Remedy tor BiliDusnes-, Con.
stipation, Piles, Sick Headache, Jaundico &C,
Is Aliens Hilious PhysIc, II purely vegetable
liquid remedy large bottle 25 centl. At all
Druggists J9 lwdM, ,W&F&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-11
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a. WASHINGTON, ID. O., June II During
,ao present session tho House has passed
oo oo,is n providing for the forfeiture Of nearly
.o,vO,OoO acres Of land granted to rail-
road companies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-11

CoLDESs Liquid Beet Tonic IL endorsed by
physicians. ASK for COtden's =! take no other.
OF Druggists. 50 lwdeodSw