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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT WICHITA, KAN.
Aug. eth. lsSt.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has ilad notice of his intention {,
make final proof In support of his claim, anC
that said proof will he made before the L. :
Land Office n, Wichita Kansas, on sept 10th
1854, viz: John q. Robertson, ID. 5. No. .. 9li
for the se or. sec. -, twp. ~, south of range
west. He names the following witnesses e
prove his continuous residence upon. and cult
walton IF, said land. viz:
John Craig '. Hartman, Jno. Hammers
VIM, Little, all OF Clearwater.
X. l.. WALKER.
j. +. LAUcK, Register
~ l.,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15
LEGAL Notice..
First Publication August.sth. Iss4.l
In the District Court Of sedgwiek county Kan
Kansas state Bank, Plaintiff.


Kansas state Bank, Plaintiff,
4
Howard r. Friend, Annie NJ Friend Ash
Prumty, and the unknown heir. or devisees
of =. a. McDonold. deceased, late OF the
state Of Kansas, defendants
The abeve named unknown heirs or devisees
Of n. a. McDonold. deceased, late OF the
State Of Kansas, are hereby notified that
they have been sued by the shove named
plaintiff in above entitled action, in the dis
triet court Of Sedgwiek county, stste OF
Kansas, and that unless they answer the petit
ton Of said plaintiff against them 6lsd In said
action. in the Office Of the clerk of said court,
by the 10Th day Of september, lisa. said petition
will be taken ~ true and judgment will be rem
dered in said action in favor of said plaintiff
and against said defendants, for the sum OF one
thousand and six hundred dollars with inter
est thereon from the first day of September,
ISL, at the rate of twelve per cent. per annum
less credits at eight per cent. interest. and for
the sale Of the following real estate, lying and
situate in the county Of sedgwiek, and state of
Kansas, to-wit:
The southeast quarter section II, township
%, range ., west, and the southeast quarter
section IL, township IS, range4, west, In sum
ner county, Kansas, tsaid sumner county tract
being land in which you said heirs and devisees
have an interesf), under mortgage lien, to salts
fy said sum of money. interest and costs of said
action, in accordance with the prayer Of said
petition, and taxes due said land
KANSAS STATE BANK.
n+ Plaintiff.
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Road Notice

First publication Aug q, l.sa.J
STATE OF KANSAS, tss
County of Sedgwick,
OFyicE OF COUNTY CLERK,
August, IL, lsst,
Notch Is hereby given that on the 7th day OF
July, 1ss4, petition signed by j. Norris
and twenty others, was presented to the Board
Of County Commissioners of the comfy and
state Aforesaid. praying for the location OF a
certain road. described rs follows. viz:
Commencing at the northwest corner OF sec
tion No. ~, township ., line to the bank oil
Prairie Branch Greek, thence following the
pcrth branee OF said creek In an essteriy
direction to where II again crosses said section
line, thence east nearly NJ practicable on the
north line OF said section To the northeast
corner of said section, No. q, township %,
range east.
whereupon said Board Of County Commits
sioners appointed the following named persons,
viz: VIM II. Yazell H. L. Merrill, Philo-
Griffin ~ viewers, with instructions 10 meet.
In conjunction with the County surveyor, sc
the residence OF l.. A. Wilson in Lincoln town
ship, on Monday the LIST day Of september, a:
d., issa, and proceed 30 view said road, and
give 10 all parties hearing.
BY order OF the Board Of County Commission
e"- E.P FORD.
al-s County Clerk.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15

Emporia News: The Kansas farm
ers are allrigh: for Blaine but they are
kicking like bay steers because they
are to be put to the expense this year
of securing step-ladders to pick their
corn.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15
Notice to Owners Of Traction
Engines.

| Notice is hereby given that all persons owning
traction engines will. on and alter this date
be required when crossing any cuiyerts or
bridges in sedgwlck county to provide them
selves with plank tn lay on The floor OF said
bridges or eulyerts 10 prevent the breaking OF
the hoors. Any person who shall fail to com
ply with this order will be prosecuted to the full
( extent Of the law.
By ordss of the Board of County Commission
srs E.P. FORD,
204 County Clerk.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15

Avenue B-Lots ~ ~ ~ Al.
Avenue C-Lots - So So 81 80 81.
Meridian ayenue-Lots - 81.
DERBY.
Georgia avenue-Lots 90 81 81 20 81 Is III lis
liz ll9.
Baltimore ayenue-Iyots $ 10 IL Ia lG Is %
Huiibauer's Reserve and Public Square and IS
81 50 81 81 Is Is 60 - "a l06.
Buckner street-Lots q 10 IL IL ID Is %
~ "a 26 q 30 80 80 u Is ~ ~ 81 45 ~ 80 =; g
go CO 81 65 - 30 65 rs.
Water street-Lots 81 - 80 81 81 6.
Market -treet-Lot q.
Main street-Lots - u Is "a u 2 5 Q 10
IL II - feet side publicsquare.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15
HENCE THIS HOWL.
COMMITTEE MEETING.

There will he meeting Of the Central
Committee Of the s0tb Representative
District at the court room, in the city OF
Wichita, on Saturday, August 10th, at two
O'Clock p. m. That there may be full
meeting, the following persons are notified
thar they are members OF said Central Com
nittan.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15

BEGINNING 81 J-I0 OF and % Il " OF ne
cor of ~ q 10 thence Isl $40 IT,
1876 It, N Isl 40 II, 1876 IT, to begin
ming all in ............... ..........a9 .. lie
Lots g I 10 - and -, Water st. .....
Lots % and eiE nelt and swti nei4
and ca seii ~ y lie
nwi4 .......-...3i q lie sea neit ....... 81 Tvs
Beginning at sw cor of lot on Douglas
ave in Waterman's add to the city of
Wichita thence 2s6 1T, thence. W to
W lire of Waco st thence n to the Sc
cor of lot No. IL on Waco st, in Water
man add to Waterman's add thence
W TO the Arkansas river; thence fol-
lowing the meanderings Of said river
in southeasterly direction to point
on the II line OF Douglas ave thence
tn place of beginning % .. lie
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15

Chicago ayenue-Lots ID - % .. =" 81 - io
cor of sec s0-27-ie thence 395 # AL +-l2 #
495 IT W 39l 4-i2 1t TO beginning.
MARSHALL
Block A-Lots 2 as.
and S's :. rs Is II By 10 Il r. Of block b
Block C-Lots 4 80 II. IS IT on Main 1t by
100 IT on River st.
wammerski's Addition-Block I-Lots l 2 :
Ii1s % 10. Block 2-Lots 10 Is IL Is 10 20 q =
% "a - 70. Block Lots l 345ss 8 . 10.
Block 4-Lots g 3i567s TO-
Cooks Addition--Biock IDIOTS 3A56'
5 . 10 IL IL l3
SAINT MARKS.
| Main street-Lots II Is Is II q . Is q.
| DahlhaGs Reserve-Lot q by lao feet la W
cor of mex of sec 5-2.-2w. Lot 80 by 40 In NV
cor of nws Of sec G-2J-ew-
WICHITA.
| Waco street-Lots q 20 a.
Wiehits street-Lots IS I q % 80
Water sreet-Lots 10 IS IS iss 1875 Isl ia' lSs
| l3s 40 III IA 100.
Church street-Lots - l2s 10 AZ % Us 80
Main street-Lots 80 rs l3l l7v 10 undiv ideti
y Of la ls6 IT'S lso ls2 is4,
Court street-Lots Is 81 10 Iii "a IS 20 50
Market strest-Lots u 20 81 50 % los los is5
Isl ls9.l9I f6S 20 81 81.
Chisholm street-Lots A - a 81 I0!
Texas Ayenue--I.Ots l07 81 100.
Mead's Addition-Lawrence avenue-I0ts 36
q 30 80 81 liz ia Il6 lis lao. Topeka avenue
Lots 81 IS. Emporis avenue-Lots II q - u
Is So 81 nj "a. Fourth ayenue-Lots ii Is
80 - 81. Fifth avenne-Lots 81 "a IS IS 10 Is 50
81 - 80 IS 80 81 "a 6g 10 -. Central avenue
Lots Al 43. Douglas avenue-Iots 4 less 81
inches side, = "a "a rs, beginning at Sc cor Of
lot Fifth avenue, Mead 8 add to city Of W ieh-
its. thence W 81 II to beginning, thence 1853,
IT, thence W . 1t 1851 e . IT to beginning
EAST WICHITA.
Mead avenue-n u feet Of lot q, lot Is.
Mosley avenue-Lot7.
Back Mosley avenue fronting east-s1, lot H.
Douglas avenue--Lots c. and ga
Hilton's Addition-Texas avcnue--Tlots 70 u
50 IS 81 II on side 80. Walnut street IS It
wide-Lots W 30 10l y n OF side Of 103 To-
peka avenue-Lots 3 7 Al a. a ~ 40 81 n IS 81
"a 81 IL iy u ~ - 81 SO 81 63 Is Ga. Fourth
avenue-Lots % % % 81 % Is. Fifth avenue
Lots 81 "a ID %.
Hilton's I'll Addition Dover street--Lot 8
Cannon street--Lots and 4. st. Johns street
LOT 10.
Greinensisin's Ist Addition W ater street.
Lots 40 A 81 81 50 s.. Main street -Lots SO 60
Il u rs 40 IS 20 81 81 Is. Market sfrest--Lots
IA l6 Is - 20 "a a6 % 60 62 % SO Is 81 3a 10 %
Lawrence avenue--Lots 4 - 66.
Greifenstein's 81 Addition--Water street.
Lots SO 81 100 l02. Main street--Lots So % lilo
liz ia lie lis Market stree.-Loss ~ Ill lis
us III ll9.
Greiaenstein's 9TH Additions W alter street,
Lott.
Greihensteih's 9Th Addition--W alter street.
"a Of lot 81 and lots IS 81 81 50 u SO % 81 nss
OF 40
Greiasnstein 9Th Addition--wster street,
Lots 50 IS 81.
Engiish's lst Addition Lawrence avenue
Lots 5. Topeka avsnue--Lots IS 81 % II IS
10 50 s. 20 81 "a 60 70 IL. Emporia avenue
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MULvANE
Hlock SLOTS Q II 7.
Block 3i-Lots l 2.

Seneca street-LOts "a - IS 60 G2 81 "a; Is -
~ "a ~ Is 30 SO ~ IS ~ 20 ~ "a eG ~ 100 To-
l04 lO6 los 40 liz ia il6 lis l20 l2s l2i l2s ls
1870 l.i2 l34 l36 l:ss l40 lis IA l& l4S
Walnut street-Lots IL Ia Ii Is ~ - - IS "A
IS 81 81 IS ~ 80 GI q. Is SO Is "a 81 IS 80 20 II
II - IA Is IS II Is ~ 80 81 81 i 81 IS n; 81 ~
80 30 81 " 80 Of % 95 .. ~ % l0D l0l l0s los
Ot l0j l06 lO7 los 100 10 Ill liz lls ia lis lii
III lis l9 120 l2i IL l23 LA l2 LII III i2s l29
1870 l3l IS! l:s 1884 i35 lS liz lis l39 40 l4l 1t2
I1i Ia ll5 lt6 I47 lts
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15

] NYANTED-To trade q mower for hay in
w stack, not too far from town, will sell
cheap for cash. SHANNON 4 HAMMOND.
Glass box $50, city. diw-w2w
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15

Townships not having resident member,
are requested to each send a dele gate TO ac
with said committee.
Il. T.. LAWRENCE,
Chairman
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15

NYANTED-A young man OF experience,
w from Illinois, wishes situation to take
charge Of cattle or grain farm address at this
once. d62-6-wl9-ls
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15

The area planted to corn decreased
as compared with last year 1O7 1862
acres. the state area for 1884 being 4,
545 ,908 acres Notwithstanding the
unfavorabie condition in the spring,
the lateness of planting and the unus-
ual amount of replanting, the crop is
now in much better condition than it
was last year at this time. In most
portions of the state il was very near
ly as far advanced on August LIST as il
was at the same time last year. The
weather of July, while not favorable
10 the harvesting Of small grain, left
little TO be desired as regards the corn
crop. There was an abundance of
moistore everywhere, and the temper
AZURE was exceedingly favorable to
the growth of the plant. The east
central portion of the state, and o few
counties in the south central are not
so far advanced as other sections. but
have indications now favorable to a
better condition. The general
condition is ten per cent. in ex-
cess of last year, and there is
every prospect that the crop will yield
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15


The area of barley increased rs COM
pared with the area of last year about
80 per cent, or from 1888 acres in
1883 to 20,672 acres this year. There
has been every evidence from year to
year that barley can be grown SUGGEST
fully in Kansas, but the crop has never
attained such proportions that it might
properly be styled one of the field
crops of the state. While yields have
been satisfactory, the market for this
cereal has been such that profits have
been small. and barley has in conse-
quence given place to other crops that
have proved more remunerative. The
yield this year for the state is 28.11,
beng five bushels in excess of the
yield of last year. The counties having
more than 1000 acres in barley are !:
Barton, Doniphan, Edwards, Ellsworth,
Norton, Pawnee and Phillips,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15
MARSHALL

Chicago syenue-Lots Is % IS 81 80 - 81
l;s li9 l5s 100, beginning ut = pit s3l4 n of 4
cor of sec s0-27-le thence n 395 # AL ala #
ll5 Il IN heuiunin0
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15

The area sOwn in the fall of 1888
was less than that sown the previous
year by 1868 ceres, making an area
for this year of 304 1898 acres. OF this
area 5.2S9 acres were winter killed
leaving an area of 299 GOA acres to pas
ture and harvest. Ten per cent. of
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15

Commencing 80 rods and ii rods of
sw cor OF the nwl& OF sec 5-.-,-le thence
IL Is rnds e L rods Il rods " L. rods
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21

rEsUINE OLD STOCK CONNEOIIUUT
VI Cigars, 2 for 60, II tor 25c., at
uhRTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21

IrFEE OUHUERT AT uOvrN's IOE
T. Cream Garden SATURDAY EVENING,
JUNE 81. Music furnished by knights full
Orchestra. --.-..
iC-2tds Jos. X. ROfER,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21

your rcat by u sick ch'ld qlTerinE and crying
with the eLcruCigting path q; cutting toCthl
II so, go at once and get . bottle oi MIS-. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTlIlSG SiRUP. & will relieve
tho poor little suGermr Immediately --,Iepond
upon ~ there Is no mistake shout It. There =
not "A mother on Garth who hVs ever usel Il,
who will not tell you at once that Il Will
regulate tho uDwn'. nnh give rest to the
mother, ami rrllri nu1 noi''n to the ChiIt, Op-
Grating like magic. % perfectly safe tu use
in al cases, ami pleasant 20 tho tjztc, and IS
tie prescription ot ono OF the oldest and best
fam lIo physicians IN thU UnltGj ~.a:ns. .olI
everywhere. 20 cents q botto.
Ingy3l-lSdM " sav
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SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE q, 1854
BLAINE ACCEPTS.
soENE IN AUGUSTA

Under wide-spreading Eims and Amid the
Buzzing OF Insects tho nains Leader
Accepts His Doom.
AUGUSTA, Me-, June 81. Great crowds
gathered acre to-day to greet the CON-
mittee appointed by the national Republi.
can convention to notify Blaine Of his
nomination for the presidency. The
town took on holiday appear.
ance. At II o'clock the committee pro.
ceeded to Blaine's residence. Tho day was
eppressively hot, and the rooms of the
Blaine mansion were crowded almost to
suffocatiop, and on that account the COM
mittee and guests proceeded to q we'll
shaded spot on the lawn, where the CON-
pany formed in semi circle, and with un-
covered heads.
49, The scene was very impressive as Mr..
Blaine took position In the centre OF the
arc, and the only sound to be heard was
the rustliDg Of the wide. spreading elms
and the buzziDg of insects. General Hen.
| derson stepped forward and presented
the address OF the committee. He spoke
OF the generous rivalry between tho
various candidates before the convention,
| and asserted that the nomination of Blaine
was spontaneous expression of the love
| and admiration of free people. The nom.
| ination, he said, would give satisfaction to
every member of the party :, He referred to
the feeling of distrust after the nomination
of Lincoln and Garfield, but said there
came the ''sober second thought" and al
was we'll. He concluded by referring in
glowing terms to the work of Blaine as O
statesman, and predicted great future
for the Republican party.
During the reading of the address
Blaine stood under an elm tree, his arms
folded on his breast and his eyes cast
down At the conclusion of tho address
Blaine read reply from manuscript.
He expressed profound appreciation
of the honor implied in the nomination
He accepted the call and expressed
his desire to provo worthy OF
the great trust. He promised to give q
more formal acceptance in due time, bat
would say now he had made careful
study Of the principles announced by the
national convention, aud that in whole and
in detail they have his heartiest sympath J
aud unqualified approval.
| He concluded by reference To his
friends, invoking the blessings of God
| upon "the great cause which we jointly
| represent. Let US turn to the future withou,
fear and with manly hearts.
The members of tho committee were
then introduced individually, aud an hour
was spent in informal conversation. The
| committee left for Portland this afternoon
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21
MANA 10 10.
HhIInnnIpnIA N nrhel

,ruILA paLPHIA June2l. TlOW market dull, weak
supernne State, a. 5O93; Extra sup0rtne
Indiana family, 81 bOfp5 6Oi MINI. extra, S rs
"a 80 straight, 81 6OG5 10; winter patents,
% 1906 90 spring do s. 1895 31h,
ave hour AT s3 SOp3 90.
Wheat duh and easier; No. 2 Western Red,
tl Olk No. Ia. do, o. 1901 Is No. do, s4c.
sail mixed, Gle No. . mixed and
yellow 56d57c,
oats duli butt steady; No. 2 White, s7hc
No. . do, 36I<QaG,4ci rejected, 35Q36c No
mixed, 26tgS5tlc.
Winter Bran scarce ana firm at slo 5OQi8.
Rye at I0c,
seeds Glover duh At sQSkc; Timothy
duh N 6O4l 90; Flaxseed steacy AT s1 so.
Provisions steady fair demand Beet Hams,
sSdS0i India Mess Beef, sl9 5002O.
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A Desperate Killed by an Onicer.

FLINT, Mich, June 2l.-Ohicer Ernest
NJ. Parsell. of this city, shot and killed
Larenzo d. Pickle. desperate, who
resisted arrest at Richtield Center yester-
day. Pickle who was wanted az Flushing
for disorderly conduct, fred several shots
at Deputy Sheriff q rter,at that place, who
attempted to arrest him last week. Since
that time Pickle has been armed with two
revolvers, making threats against any
officer who would dare attempt his ar
rest.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21
Trouble with Tb,sy.sh Indians.

WINNIPEG, Man, June 2l.-A dispatch
from Battleford says the Indians on Pound
Makers reserve seized and beat the govern.
ment official, broke into the government
store and stole provisions. About Fifty
mounted police sent from Battleford to
arrest them, were set ut defiance. and a
fight was ex pected. The people of Battle
ford are alarmed, and have organi2ed and
armed themselves FOR self defence. No
arrests have been made.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21
A Revolt OF the BIacKs In Guinea.
DREADFUL wiFE MURDER.
a rhilads iphia Husband Butohsrs the Far
ner of HIS Joys ami y SDrrows

PHILADELPHIA, June 81 "A mau named
Deehan, living at No 800 North Sixteenth
street, had a quarrel with his wife yes
terday afternoon, when she struck him on
the head with pitcher, This morning
the quarrel was resumed, when Deehan
sprang at his wife with huge knife in his
hand with which he slashed and cut her in
q most outrageous manner. While tho
woman wasying on the II )or unconscious,
he again plunged the knife into her body,
mangling her in dreadful way. The
woman died in few minutes. Deehan
was promptly arrested Ho acts as though
dementcd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21

Bacon-smoked Shoulders. 7y<osc, sait DO
a a07Nc; i, Smoked Hams, Ndi5o, pickisd
Lard qulsti city refined, at sxoa iooss
butchers, Ik0TNc prime steam ss(5SiS
Butter quiet and steadily held Psnn'a
=. q. q N. Y. extras. i7Seisc, do arsts' n
0l0c western extras, fsoi5c, western
good TO choice, iI0lSc.
Rolls dull at sai2c.
Eggs-market quiet and easier Peupa.
o1ihras, .,he.,. i'x@lsHo Western Extras, lsc.
full creams, l0sni0Xc; western do 10 WSss.
ialr ialr 70 good, I011o Penn'a part skins. ~
ne do iull, H@2c Ohio flats, ele,lc.
Petroleum dun Refined 7I<o.
whisky dull at n is ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21

OF the wonderful powers and virtues Of that
best Of all medicine, Eidnoy-wort. II has
been tried ond proved. It. Curct are number
less ami the record ct t-upposcI) lnCurnblc
cases that have ylru!"d to its inG IruCc,'I rs-
tnuuding. II voI nDyr trouble with your
Kidneys, Liver or BpwrI4, n you suffer from
Constipallou and rIlrs, u you arc Il victim OF
Rheumatism or Malaria, take KitrcY.W wort.
ou VIII ma q lh"Itlucay you need.
fpfv lRIEW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21
FAILURE OF en- Attempt at Arbitration,

CINCINNATI, o., June 2l,--The board
of arbitration for settling the differences
bstween the manufacturers and operatives
in the boot and shoe trade of this city has
dissolved, on account of the refusal OF the
lasters to abide by the decision. The
dispute was question of regulations
not of wages. Some of the mauuiac
turers say they will continue At the old
rate of wages.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21

It's too bad, Sir or Madam, but don't get
frightened. Your hair f. falling On-thats
certain. a glance In hC mirror or an invcs-
igating committee OF fingers tell the dismal
story. We won't discuss tho possible cause.
II ~ enough that rnrkcr'a HAIR BnlsRm usCd
now will prevent further destruction. Il
your hair somewhat gray, too and crisp
Als, yes. Tho BulsaIn viii give back tho
o.igipul color sottnoss ana gloss. Not "A dye,
not oily elegantly p"riumnd. perfect dress
ing. ia3l.lydS&COwW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21
rev YORK mArne,>

ern dull and depressed. Southern ouiet Ana
unchanged.
Wheat opened a shade lower ; Afterwards
advanced n9Nc, but later fell back X0kc ,
trade very moderate; No. / Mite.
nominal No. Q Red. July, 9e<oee,Sc do
Aug, 9;I q @ @olIl0Ioa; Sept, si oa,.6l oiNi oct.
Corn q shade lower, and fairly active |,
Mixed western spot, oooelo; do future, oih
06lAc.
oats nsalc better No. . June, sskc July,
36ss@s61c Aug, a1sc state. +00t5c West.
prn. 3SRllc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21
spout my noiIars

In dOCtOrlng tor rhCumptlstn before l tried
Thomas Ecicciric OF Used 50CCnt bottle
Oi this medicine, and got out I'm ono week.
For burns nud sprGins II Il CXccllCnt" James
Durham, East Pembroke, N. !. For sale by
~. II. Cochran drugNBt, 1877 ana lJ9 North
lJupgu a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21
WEATHER. INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, westerly
winds, becoming variable. No change in
temperature. For Sunday generally fair
weather in indicated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21
ptivate innrmnry,

A private inGrmary has beon establish
ed by Dr. Mary Wison, i2G North Duke
street, whore patients may he placed under
the sole charge OF their own physicians,
and will receive every attention their cases
require. Patients. may SOLICIT their own
nurses, or Ekillcd nurses will bo provided
for them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21
strauborty FESTIVAL.

Admiral Reynolds post, No. toj, q. a Il,
viii give a grand strawberry Festival nj their
hall In the kcplcr huildinR,on Saturday even
ing, juno q. II win doubtless be wcil patron
izcd.
TuE most dOliCalo persons enjoy taking Elm
ory'- IittIu Cntmuriic rnls,givcs n wholesome
appetite, put rev li'1 in II brokon.down body.
, cent?. llGlwdM, ,WSFSw
COLpRN's hIuiu ECCf Ionic viii cure ind!.
gcstion, and pcrpctnntO bodily vigOr. Tax,
no Oihsr OF DruHVistl. IlG.lwdcOd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21

Petor liarman was before Alderman
Spurrcr on u charge Of ioiestalling the
market by buying produce during market
hours with II Wow of selling IL Mt an adj
vance. lic waa fined 50 and costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21
gpEUyiL NOTICES.

why do you suffer with back Ache, ra,n In
tho Chest, rheumatism, or lnmeness any
wncrc when II Rop PidStcr Will surely give
YOU rCliof! Druggists sell thcm, 2i cts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-21

To day is the hottest of tho season, the
mercury marking from "a to % in tho
shade at . y. m.