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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-01-16

Of which he has been pastor for more than ten
years.
REV. Mr.. WATSON, formerly of Sheldon, is
now pleasantly settled as pastor Of the Con-
gregational church in Tracy, MINI.
EPHRAM TAYLOR Of Barton has just paid his
fifty-third subscription to THE WAToHMAN,
and in advance, too. This is good record.
ATTORNEY. GENERAL SHERMAN Of Massachu-
sets is Vermonter, as are eight members Of
the house of representatives and one senator.
DANIEL r. JUDD, for many years foreman Of
the freight car repair men in the railroad yard
at st. Albans, died Saturday night Of paralysis.
Mr.. Judd began working for the Vermont Cen
trail railroad thirty-three years ago at North
field, and has been in the employ Of the
company ever since.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-01-16
Wafrl,man & GnnrnaL
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1884.
Local Items.

DRUGS at Bascom'sl
PATENT medicines at Bascom'sl
THE finest cigars at Bascoms!!l
ELEGANT handkerchief extracts at Bas-
com'sllll
BIG trade in "Diamond Dyes" at Bas-
com'slllil
CIRCULATING library at II. L. Slayton's
GOODS marked down, to close at Webster's.
THE " Grocer's Favorite" extracts and es-
sences are handsomely put up and are unsur-
passed in quality. For sale by grocers.
ANY one in need OF good tool-chest and
tools-insde of chest is finished in chestnut
and mahogony-will do well to call on A. c.
Atherton, Waterbury, Vermont.
FOR SALE-One thousand Macomber's inn
proved hand corn and bean planters. Agents
wanted for all unoccupied territory. For par
ticulars apply to o. G. Phelps, agent for the
state of Vermont, Milton, VT
wooD BOUGHT AND SoLD.-Those who wish
to buy or sell wood of any kind are invited to
call at the Office of Angel g. Morrow, South
Main street, opposite Henry Lowe & Sons store.
This firm also buy and sell shingles
DID you know that the best time to carry
furniture is when it is good seighing? When
you come to Waterbury, call and look at the
black walnut, chestnut, ash and painted cham
ber sets at A. T. Straw g. Co.'s, Main street.
D. A. Guptil has a few more fine single
sleighs which must be sold at cost, or some
less, to close them out and make room for car
riages Wood or good notes taken in payment
if desired. Call at Guptl's carriage repository,
Main street, Montpelier, where he also has a
good traverse sleigh for sale cheap.
HAVING on hand more prints than we want,
we shall sell fifty pieces at the low price OF
three and one-half cents per yard. Also a lot
of fine linen towels, fancy ends, which will be
sold for about half of former prices, and q loi
Of silk plushes at ninety-ive cents former
price $1.75 Also brocade velveteens at forty
five cents. Prices on all winter goods marked
way down to reduce stock. Don't fail to &C
and look at the bargains at Webster's.
THE American Mortgage and Investment
Company, for which c. j. Gleason, Esq, il
local agent, declared semi-annual dividend O
four per cent payable to stockholders January
10, and has also carried over S2, 600 to its sur
plus account, out of the earnings of the last 81,
months. The company also pays all of th
taxes on its capital stock This showing dem
onstrates that the company is worthy of tn
fullest confidence, and stockholders in i
among the fortunate investors
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-01-16
Personal.

HON. PROSPER MERRILL Of Woodstock has
returned from southern trip.
EDWIN FISHER has been nominated by the
president as postmaster at Bethel.
BIsHoP SIMPSON will preside at the session
of the Vermont conference to be held here
in April.
NORMAN II. CAMP of Vermont has been nom-
mated by the president for assayer at Boise
City, Idaho.
RoADMAsTER BEAN, it is reported, will soon
become assistant superintendent of the Cen
tral Vermont railroad.
REV. L. o. BRAsTow of Burlington has sig
niied his intention of closing his labors with
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-03

Dick Francis, for being drunk and Il .sor.
derly, was arrested last night and was this
morning committed by Alderman Samson
to the county prison for 20 days.
Tho mayor had but ono customer this
morning, and as his only otfenso was
drinking rather moro than ho could carry
steadily, he was discharged.
Harry Springer. arrested for as.
sault and battery on John IL. Nillee, was
held to bail for hearing before Alderman
Spurrior on Saturday next.
Five boys, charged with breaking tho
windows of the Manor street school hOusc,
were held for hearing at the same time
aud place.
Thos. Cassiday, FOR assault and battery,
and surety of the peace, was on complaint
of Michael Kelly held for u hearing before
Spurrier on Monday next.
Charles German for disdorderly conduct
was committed for hearing on Saturday.
A wild lrishman, who refused to give his
name, was arrested by Officers Merringer
and Ait to-day, for being drunk and dis
orderly in Mrs. Aaron's store, corner of
Low and Froibsrg street. He resisted
arrest and was with difficulty taken to the
station house. lilo had in his possession,
carefully wrapped up in rags, q rusty
knife with blade six inches long. lie
will be given hearing before Alderman
Ak. Donnelly.
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SUhoOL TAX FOX 1884 THE DuPLI.
- CATE Is In the hands OF the treasurer
Three per cent. oil for prompt payment.
W. %. MARSHALL, Treas.
No. ~ Centre Square.
once hours, from y IA. IN. TO 4 u. IN. ttd
no. so North Queen Street, Lancaster
HAIMsOla and Linen LAWNS NJ cost.

NOTICE -. u. a. NJ THE MENBE,is OF
~ COnestOga Council, NO. 5. o. q. \. NJ are
requested TO meet III the Council Chamber to.
morrow tfRlDAl) morning at o'clock, to
attend this funeral of our late brother. Henry
Martinez. Councils No ,! land laU, Jr. .. 4.
A. NJ, are cordially invited. Badges ard
white gloves will be worn.
IL Attest--ISAAG T.. LONG II 4
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Two nov aul. handsome closed cars, for
the Lancaster street railway company were
received this morning from J. G.. Brill 81
Co., the builders, Philadelphia. The cars
are very claboraloly finished in bard wood,
ol the inside, and painted scarlet and
cream color outside. lugcuiOusly con.
s,ruoted plate glass ticket boxes enable
the passengers to deposit his fare, and the
driver, who is also the conductor, to SEQ
that it is "alI right" without leaving his
place On tho platform.
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n TIM ELY BOOK =.

building ana Ruling the Republic"
James L. Boyd, esq, the well known
author, editor and lawyer, formerly con-
nected with the Examiner, of this city,
has just issued from the press of Bradley,
Garrettson IL Co., Philadelphia, a volume
entitled Building and Ruling the Repub
lic," on which he has been engaged for
somo time in careful preparation. 1t is a
useful and interesting book. la the first
section Of it the reader is instructed in the
nature Of the republic and citizens duty
to it, by being mado acquainted with the
formation aud development of our federal
institutions, and tho steady and unex-
ampled growth OF our material interests.
The second part is devoted to tho federal
machinery and methods, and is a vade
mGcum of timely information. The leading
questions OF the day are outlined, dicussed
and the history of them traced while for
the present edition of the book histories of
the conventions aud biographies of the
candidates OF 1884 will bs added. On tho
whole the book is timely and will no
doubt meet with large sale it is sold
by subscription and local canvass for it
will be undertaken.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-03

CHICAGO. Hogs-Reccipts, l2OO0 head
shipments, 3, 100 head market active and frm ,
quality poor; rough packing, ~ 70fp5 l5 ; pack.
ing and shipping, - l5G5 i0i light, 81 s0ta6 30 I;
skipS, tjfpt 10.
Cattlo-lieceipts, 5000 head; shipments, 2,i0O
head market firm for good grades export
grades, o. dOdG 80 good TO choice shipping,
81 1915 60; common 10 medium, % 1906
grass.fed Texans, 81 9O0pGp5 i0
Sheep-Receipts, 800 head shipments, 1CJ !;
market steady best grades strong; inferic r
10 fair, ~ 25G3 80 n cwt medium to good,
81 5O1i 80 choice to extra, ~ 50f5 -.
EAST LrBKRrY.-Cattle'in fair demand prime
60 2jd6 10 fair to good o. 5Odp6 common 81 90
Oh receipts, .l59 head; shipments. $50.
Hogs slow Philadelphits, 81 3005 20 York
era. S OOG5 20 receipts, 500 head shipments,
800 head.
Sheep dull prime 81 256pi co tair 10 good
81 5O0i 20 common s2d3 receipts, 1900 head
shipments, i,S0 head.
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wnATHEK rnDaOArI0us.
WASHINGTON, July 3.--For tho MiddIa
Atlantic states, fair weather, vxrisblo
winds. stationary temperature.
s'ni,sds,pp,s N muyssv.


paiLspsrsIA, July Flour dull and heavy !:
40 90 ~ Uep5 10 Pa: family. " 25fpi 80 OHIO anu
w Indiana family, " 75sp5 so; MINI. extra, clear.
W ionf % straight, a. b0as so, winter
paisnts W aOG6 20 spring do k5 1898 81.
nyo nour at o. 2513 W,
=, WneM--narket iirm No. Western
oil lO6l IL wv wv - v"
Corn In good demand and Arm s,eamor. az
Posc satl yellow, 6l18lkc, do mixod 6IfS
6lHo NO. mixed, yellow. btl<dsgc.
Oats steady, with fair demand; No. q white
3ikW37c No. do. S,A463Gc reiectod. NksD
$50 No. mixed, $40 ''|s~
Rye dull at zoe.
Seeds. Timothy dun si ooQi .bs; riaxseed
winter Bran dull at sl56l5 80.
Provisions in fair jobbing demand Mess
Fork, $40 5Ogl7 % .Bocf Hams, ssd2o; India
Bacon--Smoked Shoulders. T,zp7kc, salt do
6S16kc; Smoked Hams, li2l5c pickied do
ll9aRl2xc.
Lard quiet city refined, at sbsesk loose
butchers, 7c prime steam 81 90.
Butter frm good trade demand; Cream
cry extras, 20d2,c B. y. Il N. Y. extras, II
splSc; do irsts, l4nlGc Western extras, ltd
ljc; Western good TO choice, lipl3c.
Rolls ut StSHc.
Eggs firm Penn'a extras, l7Ifi9c Western
do, lsC.
cheese duh but easier; New York full
creams, Slpl0C; ohio FlaJs, fine, TIC Western
i%c do full Ld2c
Petroleum quiet Refined, 7Ac.
WHISKY dull Western at q i5
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING. JULY 8. lea4.
PORTER REFUSED.
sEHATE susrAINs TaE PRESIDENT
FAILURE of the Effort TO Obtain Two thirds
Vote-Other Congressional Proceed
ings--Brswstsr Talks.

WAsmINGToN, July Sin the Senate,
the vote on passing the Fitz John Porter
bill over tho Presidents veto resulted In a
tie. Two thirds not voting in tho aflirma-
tive, the bill failed TO pass.
The Senate took up the Notifications bi II.
There were q few amendments in the com.
mitteos. 1t was passed without debate
precisely as 1t came from tho Senate com.
mittee.
In tho House, Hammond, Georgia.,
submitted the report of the committee
to inquire whether any OK members
have violated the privileges Of the House,
1t says William II English has violated
no privilege Of the House, and recon =
mends that tho whole matter be
laid on the table. Mllard On. w
presented aminOrty report, declaring that
the charge that English lobbiod on the
floor Of tho House is fully sustained.
81 This report ~ followed by "A resolution
excluding English form the floor during
the present congress. A debate follow cd,
Brewster on star Routes.
Attorney General Brewster was before
the Springer committee today and
testified relative to the Star Route
cases. He preferred to DO sworn
lie testified that he selected
Democrat, Mr.. Ker, as counsel, 81
as to take the trial out Of politics
1t was matter relating to til,
interests of the people, and not TO th
party. Ho said President Arthur told hin
that tho prosecution must DO pushed.
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tsrd, M. licronslrcth, MIR. Pickle.

thfu, MI lippUnelrUtI, Mr, PiCklu,
Presentation of diplomas.
MusiC-instrumentM Sou-" Faust wnlizn
tLisxU, Miss NJ. a. Iiompcriy.
NalcdIctory Oration-" Incentives OF iho
Times" Miss Carrie n. Myers
Music--vocm Solo," Expcctaiion," thrin.
Mglnottoj, Miss Mate ClosU.
Address totho class Nv the principal.
MusiC-tiano aud organ Duet" CapriCCip"
tsn,nt swns), Miss licmporly Miss 'isl nard.
Adjournment.
Prior to tho pic-ontatiOn of diplomas at
the afternoon session, tho result OF tho ex.
animation Ivy tho state board of cxami.
ncrs WAS announced. This board consiats
Oi tho follow ing mcmbcrs Rev. DR.. T..
y. IIghoc, Prof. NJ. J .iirocht, DR.. N. G..
Shacltcr Of KutatOwn, Prof. ID. G.. Will
Hams, superintendent Of tho York county
public schools, and Prof. u. +. Shaub.
Ihoy awarded tho masters degree in tho
rcicutiiio course to EUOOh &. LAYERS, and
~ the elementary COuTBo tO tho following I:
Ladies' -- Martha IL. Cooper, Ida V.
SChcatH, Harriet ScHcr, NJ IIcrdilla Lind
say, Fannie T.. Ebcrman, Kato ID. Jenkins
Hannah g. TaRgart, Elizabeth Washburn,
Caroline ID. MichUuor. UniUnotta Fries,
Sarah ID. Miller, Roso q. Stewart, Anna
Il. Richter, Augusta Davis, Olivia w.
Green, Amanda llOrncr, Bertha Collins,
Anna Fruhlicb, Hannah X, Finger, Ella
\. BcStlr, i}ellc Gauo aud Susan Clarksor.
Goutlomon Howard A. Randall, Il. w.
kcruan, Il. G. Cunningham, j. Frank
Barr, William LUokart, II. l.. Aston, ID.
r. liaor, J. l.. Stewart, q. w. Kinnard
and T.. NJ. ponucll
10 Miss EWma V. Baker, Of Lancaster,
was awarded n state certificate emitting
her to the privileges aud immuuitics Of u
graduate.
pruG Shaub's excellent address to tho
class WAS filed with kindly admonltiOns to
tho outgoing graduates. llU expressed
hiS prldU IN his first class, as principal of
tho school, aud cxhUrtod them ono aud all
to over hold labor at its tTuo value, aud
cudoayOr to increase that highest of all
puwcrs, tho moral llc ruGoTrod with pIido
10 Tho statistics ui tho school, showing
that in tho normal department III the
winter session of 1888 thoro were
2jS students, aud iu tho model school
department, % students. la the sum-
mcr session Of 1885, in the normal
department there wore i2I students and
IN the model, y students. la tho winter
session Of 1854 ia tho normal department,
thcro were 2Ii students, and ia tho model,
GG students m tEO summer session Of
1884, IN the normal department thoTo were
$50 studcuts and IN tho model 70. llo
closed by bidding TO class au allectiOuato
farewell.
Among rho many alumni and prominent
friends ul the school present at tho cx-
rrCisCs were DIR. Brooks and family, Of
Philadelphia The doctor seems to have
improved ia health since leaving the pTin
ctpa'Ship Of tho school. llo Was warmly
welcomed by many old friends
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-03

MhRrtNErz lin this city. on tho 2I inst.
Henry MartnetZ, in his 6sth year.
Tho relatives and friends ot the family, also
Conestoga Council, No. 8. o U. a. NJ. and
Councils No. - and 80 Jr o. u. A. NJ, are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral.
from his late residence, No. 32s North rrirc CO
street, on Friday morning at O'Clock. In.
term ent at Lancaster cemetery. 2l-
HAPP.--suddcnly, of congestion II the brain,
In this city, on tho 3i inst, Louisa, eldest
daughter OF William q. and Christey Rupp, In
the 18th year OF hGr age.
lNOtiCO OF funeral hereaitnr.I ~
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ILLINoIs DEMuCESTs
Thcy rIui'h Ihsir Ticker--I TarIn for IL,
onuS only stricken Ont.

They riUish Ihsir Tickei--i TatIn for IL, v.
onus only stricken Ont.
PEORIA, III, July 3.-Iho Democrat,
state convention finished the state ticket
by nominating Robert Mckinley for attor
ney general, and adjourned at 2:30 this
morning. The taril plank in tho platform
is the Same as that which was adopted by
tho national convention which nominated
Tildon at st Louis.
The part of the platform of the Illinois
Democratic convention stricken out, on
motion of Mayor Harrison, was simply a
clause in the tariff plank instructing tho
delegates to the national convention to
vote as unit and use their utmost on.
deavors in favor of an emphatic declaration
of that body in favor Of tariff for revenue
Ouly
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-03

TURTLE SDUp TD.wORiSOW MORNING.
l At the SpreCher House, soc per quart.
Shocpshead Fish Lunch 20 morrow morning,
at tho SprcChCr House, North Duk0 ST. II
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sEIiIJuS RIOT AVOIDED.
Hn UIu rCud Arises uCtweeu Two HAT
tHiiOus OF hIalitiu.

En UIu rCud Arises between Two Bat-
tHiiOuB OF hialitiu.
TORuNTO, July 3.-A serious riot was
narrowly avoided at the break up of the on
eampme Mt yesterday. An old feud between
the Seventy seventh battalion aud Twelfth
battalion was revived by somebody cut,
ting down the tents of tho Seventy
seventh. A general fight was proposed,
and tho bugle was sounded to form. An
other company was sent to tho scene on
double quick. The Seventy rc-
fused to go to their tents, saving thoy
wanted To lick tho Twelfth. The guard
charged and several of the Seventy seventh
were bayonctcd before order was restored.
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M AH'r'S "o'Us'
WEAK NERVOUS MEN

whose ueDility, exhausted powers, proma'
turo decay and failure 10 perform lies duties
properly, are caused by CNCcs-os, errors OF
youth, etc, Will tnd perfect ana lasting res.
tOratiOn 10 robust health and vigorous man.
mood in THE MARSTOS BOLUS. Neither
stomach dragging nor instrument. This
treatment OF herYous Debility and Physical
Decay IA uniformly successful because based
on perfect diagnosis, new and direct methods
aud absolute thOroughne5s, FUN information
ana Treaties Tree. Address Consulting Phy.
stefan OF MABSTON REMEDY CO, 10 W. I4th
81, New York. aprl-lY w, Jaw
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seems strange that any one VIII suffer
from the many arrangements Dr%"ght on by
an Impure condition of the blood, when SEQ
WILLS SSARSAPARILLAA AN ID STILLINGlA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP Will restore
perfect health To the physical organization. 1t
H. indeed Il strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, AID has proven itself 10 DO tue best
BLOOD PUBIFIER ever discovered, eficct-
ually curing Scrotula, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys Erysipclas Mnla-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
iOus Omplaints and all diseases Indicating an
Impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Md
neys, stomach, skin, etc. Il COrroClS iudi
gostion single bottle win prove to you its
merits M II health renewer, tor II ACTS hlK T.
CHARM, especially when Iho complaint IL
OF an exhaustive nature, having Il tendency 10
lessen the natural vigor OF tho brain and nor
YOms sYstem.
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rl'U the DELEttaTEs TU TBE NaTiON.
/ al Convention and all who contemplate
going there IT you want to keep cooi and be-
comfortable while in Chicago, go to A. H.
ROSENSTElN and leave your measure tor
one OF those elegant "TROPICAL " suits
They come IN ten different shades and only
cost tlG,0O, handsomely trimmed with Chinese
silk. ROSESSTElS,
Tho FiuC Tailor,
n9i-GmdR 81 North Queen street
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a SEGIiO rIEND.
An Outrage and Murder PerpetratoI in
UeCil county, Maryland.

An Outrage snd Murder PerpetratoI in
UecII county, nlaryiand.
WILMINGrON, Del, July 3.-A special
to the E0ery ECehtag, reports the outrage
and murder of Hannah Peterson, q
colored girl, l3 years old, by Daniel Tucker,
oolored, at Earville in the lower part of
Cecil county, Md, yesterday afternoon.
Miss Peterson ran cut of the house,
pursued by Tucker, who fired pistol,
inilicling wound which proved fatal in
two hours. Tucker was brought TO Elktou
this morning. and lodged in Jail. An
inquest was held and verdict rendered
duplicating Tucker.
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sale iinds us with many OF tho lots entirely
cleared ont. Wo replenish them 10 day, with
the annexed list OF prices
MEMS CLOTHING.
Full Sack suits, not alI-woCl, reduced from
n TO 81; do Union Cashmere, reduced from
ts to sI5O; do Fancy Cussi'ucTJ HIl-wOOi, re-
a@G@d ,i6 IRON fr sG to T. tr9m 81 to- o iyom %
simcre, ail,woOl, SlG to 81; Very Fine Hand.
some Dress worsted Suits, 90 to sl6.
BOYS SCHOOL SUITs-SIZES TO -.
Sack Goats, Dark Mixed Cashmere. s1to
o. 90 do do scotch Cheviot, $3.50 To sos hb
very pretty Maroon CassimerC, all. wool, q 10
O. DO Fashionable Mixture Cassim r., ut.
wool, tS 81 tOS7 do Dark Mixed, RlI. .wu"l ~
To SS; do very iiue Brown WOrst0d ami ElcC.
tric Bluo, Sl2 to So
BOYS SuiTs-sIZES lITOlO.
Dark Mixed Sack Suits, reduced from tj To
g. from 81 soto 81; ALI Wool stylish Mixture,
reduced from Ss 50 To $3.50; from 80 to e.; 20
DARK Mixed Cashmere, from go To t2i do
Dark Dress Cassinere, from 81! TO tlOi from
tl3 TO Sll from Sli 10 Sl2.
FURNISHING GOODS
percalo Ties, washing colors, reduced from
loo to &C; Pcrcale Flat Scarts from lOc TO &c
Fine Silk Bows, from l5c TO Set C0lOrcd Bor-
Claudent scarts, from sl 20 To soc India GAuIo
Undorshlrts, from 26c to lOc; II very large
quantity OF Indus opcn-work Unicr,hirtS
Feathor-WGiYht Shirts, reduced from Use to
5Oc from sl 70 71c; from lJc To sc Perfect
fitting Jean Drawers reduced from ijc 10 5Oc,
HATS, CAPS AND LAP COVERS.
Three doz. Linen Lap Covers reduced from
l0c TO 25c doz, do, from SOC to a5ci "a dOZ.
Monte Cloths, pain, from 81 TO 75c - doz
Chud's WHITE Leghorn Hats. from Sl.7i TO
tL25 dol. do Brown English Milan Braid,
from ~ 10 s. ! doz, do. lmported Fancy
Mixtures. from 81 sl.5Oi / Z do1. do. Rough
and tea " straw Hats, o. to SOC uOZ. Blue
C,nton straw Hats, 25c TO lOC doZ, Mems
white straw Hats, 5Dc to 25C : doH Men
Bronze straw Hats, SOC to 21U Panama Hats
reduced irOm o. 10 sos.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Common Sense Button ShCo. 81 to
81; ito Kid FOX Button ClOth Top, )! - TO
SD do serge Kid Fox Button, o. ~ TO tSlO
Gonts Calf Handmade Congress, ~ to " do
Hand-made Cloth Top, IL to "; do Imitation
Lace, ~ TO 81 do Handmade Button, ~ to 81 ;
do Handmade Balls, 81 to g.
Our stores Will DO open this evening and TO
| morrow morning until 10 clock.
WILLIAMSON h FO STER,
Nos. 80, "a, SO Il IS East King ST., Lancaster.
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A fine young horse, belonging to Henry
Heller, residing near IIeller's church,
Upper Leacock township, was stricken with
paralysis, while standing in the yard of the
Leopard hotel this city, this morning.
With difficulty tho animal was taken to
tho stable, whore it now remains in an al
most helpless condition. Mr.. Heller was
obliged to hire another horse to take him
home.
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The annual celebration of the Fourth of
July at Litita Springs this year is expected
to bo ono Of unusual attractiveness. The
orators for tho occasion, NJ. Brosius, esq,
OF this city, and w. d. Seltzer, esq. of
Pottsville-ol tho class of '67, +. and NJ.
colegc-lro well known public speakers
of ability; and tho illumination and fire
works in tho evening will DO of unusual
brilIiaucy and splendOr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-03
r,EHun DESTROYING FLAMES.
$500, 900 rire at Revere. Mass Dos
Iruciipn in Other Places.

$500, 900 rire AT Revere. Mass Dos
iruciipb In Other Places.
BOSrOS July 3.-Thc works Of tho Revere
Rubber Co., at Rcver, were buurned carly
this morning. Loss, $500, 600 insurance,
$il3, $50. 1t is thought the fro was caused
by spontaneous combustion.
Extensive Planning mill Burned.
New York, July 3.-ShOrtly after
o'clock this morning fire WAS discovered
in the extensive planning and mould
ing mills of Alexander Dougan in
Brooklyn. Owing TO break in tho
wires, tho alarm was delayed, giving
the flames great Roadway. TIE mills, to-
gether with valuable stock aud machinery,
were totally destroyed loss $75 900 ; IN.
surauce $25 900.
The printing house Of ID. Appleton tS
Co., was damaged 5000 by water.