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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03
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PaILADMPnIA, Oct S.-Flour quiet ana
prncchsnged supernne State. At . ssoa Is !,
az Is a9 Winter c'ss ssSs sje F.. !, %i,y An q
straight aos so eIsTs WisoSnsa S1sss ci.sr & SSes y
0s Is spring DO. Is 7Sos IS fresh ErounG
springs scarce.
Rye nour at % rs.
=, Wheat .market firm with moderate demand.
no. . western Ned, $50; No. 3 do eic
so9. NO; "a. do. slG9lkoi No. . Delaware do;
Corn steady, fair demand; steamer. 81
osoc sail yellow, Go; do mixed, sJ0elc;
Oats firm, good demand; No. I white, sexa
Ssc; isc,.t So; a. 2 DC, shc No do soNosic 70
'oS Rye duil dSHSc ~ Ss iss 10 mixed So'<0slo.
sseds-Cloverseed quiet ats9skc Timothy
qniet at 81 6S0l 60 Fiaxseed steady at q I'D
winter Bran at si5 5oals.
Provisions firm, with fair demand |,
Mess PORK, $ls9l9 % Beef Hams. s01 go 30;
India 81 Mess Boef sis500so; City do, sis 500
Bacon, I2olaxc Smoked Shoulders, 7xosc,
pickled do 1240i2kc.
butchers, X prime steam 81 rs.
Butter Market firm for fancy. other kinds
10, 2s@23c; b. c. q N. Y. extras, Nsa2s; west
eas ern dairy do, 25D2'c; Western good TO choice.
Rolls at loa2,c packing butter, loaiao.
R0XSc; western, l90l9kc.
CbeeseSmarket firm and fairly active de-
mand; New York full creams, l1N6ilc; Ohio
ElaGs choice. ICNc;, do fair 70 prime,
SsyloNci Penna part skins, $3.50; dc full
Petroleum quiet; Refined. 7kc
Whisky dull Western at q lS
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WILL nOT ACuEPr MEDIATION.

China Thinks it Monstroas for France to
Demand an lEdemnity-Bentu upon war.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-The Times dispatch
Tien Tsin states that the American minis.
ter has arrived there, and, acting under
the instructions from Washington, in
formed Le Hung Chang that the French
government had requested the me.
diation of America. LIE Hing Chang
asked the privilege of inspecting
the telegram, and was much surprised at
the contents, which merely reiterated the
French demand of the ultimatum of
August 10th. Lii Hong Chang, re-
piled soornfully, saying "After aveng.
ing Long Sin twenty fold, the demand
of the French for indemnity was mon-
strous. Ii Hong Chang said ''let Admiral
Courbet attack our northern defenses,
and he will find the task harder than at
Foo Chow. Two months ago China was
willing to conciliate and satisfy France,
now she is determined upon war. Govern
ment and people alike are prepared
for it," LIE Hung Chang asked
Minister Young II tho smallest state
in Europe would submit to like op.
preston, to which the latter replied "No."
Lii Hung Chang said "Then why should
the greatest nation in Europe" Minister
Young applauded tho Vioeroy's patriotism,
and explained to him that he he was
obliged to obey the orders from his
government and present the French de-
mand,
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The Philadelphis Times contains the
story Of Q Camden elopement, In which
Edward Quinn and Miss Emma Howard
figured. The former Is charged with hav.
ing sent his wife and three children to this
city on visit In order to desert them.
The discharge Of James Linthurst, Q
soldier in the Union army, was picked up
by Peter Baker, Of the Eraminer, on Vine
street day or two ago.
The Republicans of the Fifth ward were
to have met last night ut the Plow tavern
to organize o Blaine and Logan club.
District Attorney Eberly was on hand to
boss the job, but as only eight Of the faith,
ful could be got together, and they didn't
enthuse worth cent, the organization was
abandoned.
Prof. Edw. @. Halls dancing academy
was opened at Schiller hall last evening.
Mere than forty couples were in the
promenade.
The fair for the benefit OF the three
blind ladies will close tomorrow evening.
Admission will be free to-day and to-
morrow.
The rink was more crowded last night
than on any former occasion, the chief at
traction being the extraordinary evolutiOns
OF Master Hyde and Miss MoKibbin.
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Amusenente,

"Crushed This three-act farce comedy
viii be presented I'm Fulton opera house this
evening. The New York Epenfn0 Post says !
at is brisk and comicai, and excited much
merriment, thus fulfilling lis sole object. The
author is Mr.. Edward sothnru, son of the late
distinguished comedian, who plays one Of the
feet"
Mugos' Landing To. .MorroW Epenipp.-Miss
Frances Bishop. who appears here in
"Muggs' Landing" is quite young and was
the principal actress in Roland Reed's"Cheek"
company last season. The chief male char
scter is taken by All. Mcdowell, n fine come.
dian and excellent singer. The play is full OF
action and abounds In striking dialogue. Al
though it Is the hrst season for the company
they have been playing to big business every
where.
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Rov YORK MaSksss,

, slw Yoax, Oct s.-Flour : State and
Superfne State, =. 5002 80; supernne
Extra, ~ 9003 so; Choice. @ bs66 SO (;
Fancy DO, 4 60G1o IS; Round Hoop Ohio o. SO6
80; choice, es s505 20; superfne Western, q 50
z 10; common to good extra do, - 90z1350
choice do. % 6S05 IS; choice White Wheat
fair extra, ~ D0A 20; good TO choice do.
moderately speculative trading No. White,
nominal; No. Red, Oct, Ssz0ssK Now,
9oH09Io Dec, 92ss692lso; jan, 94Z396s<c
Feb, 96G9Szc.
Corn opened k0lkc higher; Mixed West
ern spot, 5s962kc do future, 4sszo52Nc.
82>sc;' State, 34536c; western. 8O03sc.
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. ooT. 8. 1854.
DEALING OUT THE TAFFY
BLAIsEs VIEWS ON rHn YOUNG mEN.
Hs Declares They Are All IN the Republics n
Party, OF wbich Tney Ara the
Main strength.

Main strength.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 3.-Af,er Blaine
retired to his room at one o'clock this
morning he was seronaded by the Young
Mems Blaine club. He appeared at the
window of his room and spoke Of the
strength and influence brought to any
party by young men.
"The giants Of mythology typified the
strength Of young men. In the enlightened
era Of the Christian dispensation young
mon were called to the work because they
were strong. To-day the strength of the
Republican party is in the young
vast majority. [Cheers The young
man is always good for two votes-his
own and the one he brings. [Cheers. I
No party In tho history of this country has
ever been beaten that had the support Of
the young men of the country. [Cheers. ]
And it has been the chief qualification OF
the tour have made from the great com
mercial metropolis to your beautiful oity,
that everywhere I have found that the
young men are on our side. [Cheers. ]
You are in the morning of life !;
the day is before you, and your strength
is equal to it. [Cheers You will have
the fashioniDg Of the republic, of its
strength, its prestige, its glory, its destiny
long after the generation to which l
belong shall have passed away. See
to it that it is kept in your power
and that your hands arc clean, pure and
strong, and shall bear up the ark Of the
covenant. Enthusiastic and prolonged
cheers.l bid you good morning. Let
US turn together to the duties of now
day with its responsibilities, and l hope
with its reward" Renewed cheering.
Logan was called for but did not alb
pear,
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CHIoAao.-Hogs-Receipts 1000 head ship.
ments, 5000 head market opened strong, but
closed dull and weak rough packing, ~ 80
et 10; packing and shipping, sSo05 go; light,
Cattle-Receipts. $500 nean; shipments. 3.Ooo /
fat cattle steady, but all others very dull aud
choice shipping, s606 50 common to medium,
AGb 80 range cattle l0c. slower; Texans,
IS 4014; Nebraska 81; Wyomfngs, q: Color
ado Texans. sS 2503 IS; Montana Texans, s3 65.
sheep-Receipts, 3i00 head shipments.
nearly unstable at t292 so; medium To
gooo, " 1903 so choice, ~ 600i Texans, 90
. so; Lambs, $30A Is.
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FURNACE AND CONTENTS BURNING.
mcuuiiouxh's insane Actions.

CHICAGO, Dot. 3'-McCullough is prac,
tically prisoner in his own room under
the surveillance of detectives. 1t is just
learned that aftes he-had been forcibly
taken to his room he became quieter for
awhile and played cards with tho officer.
firing of this he wanted to 60 out. The
officer barred the way when Mccullough
flew into rage, seized a cane and felled
the officer to the floor senseless, with a
cash several inches long in his scalp. The
other watchers then overPOwered Mo-
Cullough,
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eruwn,s aou.eno,a ruunoen

ls the most elective Pain Destroyer in the
world. will most surely quicken the blood
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and IL is warranted dou.
BILE the strength OF any similar preparation.
1t cures pain IN the Side, Back OF Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, TOothache, and
ALL ACHES, ana IL The GREAT kolievor OF
Pain. "BROWN's HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. A teaspoOnful OF
the Panaoea in tumbler cf hot water tsweet.
ened, II preferredl, taken at bedtime, win
BREAK OP A COLD. 70 cents q bottle.
may3l-lydM saw
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BLOODY WOkK UF A MOB.
Twenty Killed and Many Badly wount
In an ARRAY.

IWoHVy hIIIou buu mUuy bAuIy WOundod
In an Anrny.
GALVESTON, Texas Dot. "a special
from Laredo gives particulars of bloody
affray yesterday at the town of Satenas,
on the Mexican national railway. Jose
NJ. Santos, the judge or alcalde of the
town, has been obnoxious to the people
on account of many arbitrary acts. Yes
terday a great crowd attacked the
municipal hall, where Santos was holding
court. The mob overpowersd the authori-
ties and murdered Judge Santos and
the chief Of police. 1t is reported that
twenty people were killed and many badly
wounded. It is said the mob was led by
the celebrated outlaw GEL Coyote the
Wolfe," who recently escaped from Jail.
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George Ferguson. for being drunk and
disorderIy ard raising Cain, was sent to
jsil for 10 days by Alderman Mo-
economy
James Linthurst was arrested by Officer
Specie last night ON warrant issued
by Alderman Fordney. He Is charged
with bis usnal ofense drunkenness and
disorderly conduct.
Tho mayor disposed of two cases this
morning James Emerson, an old offender,
was sent out for 10 days, aud William ii.
Proctor,an incorrigible boy, was committed
for 8 days.
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Collision of Trains.

WILMINGTON, Del. Oct. 3.-A north
bound express train ON the Della
ware railroad oollided this morn
ing at Clayton with Delaware
s. Chesapeake train. Three cars of the
latter upset. Many passengers were
considerably shaken up, but only thr 20
seriously injured, namely: Leon Fitz.
gerald, of Cordova, Md, skull hurt, pro-
badly fractured Miss Eliza Hall, OF War
wick, Md, one arm broken, and Mrs.
Edward Slaughter, injured internally.
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PILES 1 RsiIss I PiIest

Sure cure for Blind, ,Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One box has cured Tho worst case OF 20
years standing. No one need suffer i've min
utes after using williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment. 1t ahsorbs tumors aliays itching, acts
as podltice, gives instant relief. Prepai ed
only tor Piles, itching OF the private parts
nothing else. Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt OF PAIGE, 81. Sold by III. Is. Coch-
ran. druggist.l37 and l39 North Queen street.
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serious Firo Reported In a Maryland Town.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. ga telegram
has been received here announcing a seri.
GUS fire in progress at FEip ,ipio, Md,
and asking aid from tho Wilmington fire
department..
FURNACEAND CONTENTS BURNING.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. IA special
from Principle, Md, says the charcoal fur
mace at George P. Whittaker's iron works
Is burning, and that it will be consumed,
together with hundred thousand bushels
of charcoal.
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The work or . Hurricane In Iceland.

LONDON, Dot. 3.-Intelligenoe has just
been received here of terrible and disas.
trous hurricane IN Iceland of the 11th of
Sept. Nineteen trading vessels and sixty
fishing boats were lost, and thirty-two
vessels disabled. The most APPALLING
feature of the hurricane was the loss of
life. The exact number of those who
perished has not yet been ascertained, !,
but it is known to be very great.
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surer, John u. Carter. The club started
one year ago with 81 members. The
membership now is 1856. All the appars.
tus In the room has been paid for and
there Ia handsome sum In the treasury.
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The ubolers Essoord.

MARsEILLEs. Dot. 3.-There were two
de aths from cholera here yesterday.
ROME Oct. 3.-The Italian government
proposes to grant million dollars to re-.
build the slums of Naples.
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Twelve pxsIllpgs ,,urned.

PrrTsBURa, Pa, Oct S.-Early this
morning twelve dwelling houses at
Braddook were destroyed by i-e. Loss
$40, 600. Tim c.ar-r W accidentally
struck on the head with fire hook, and
will die. 1t was Of inoendiary origin.
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New Y0fN- 0
Quotations by Associated Press.
stocks dull and lower. Money. lM3o.

SuOtauOns pY AsoOctat6O Fro4es
stocks duh and lower. Money, l03o.
New York Central ai.......................... ~
nrio A926
Adams Express. ss............................
Michigan Central Railroad ...............s 81
Michigan Southern Railroad. ............. 75k
Illinois Central Railroad. Observation-Disclosures
Cleveland d Pfttsburgh Railroad. .........1l0
Chicago u Rock Island Railroad .........,l1o
Pittsburgh q Fort Wayne Railroad. .138k
Western Union Tel sgraph Company.....i az
Ioleuo Wal asn. .........s..........s.s.sss ~
NeW Jersey Cent.hi...... ...ss..ssss...ssss e5H
New YORK On 'Gric Wastnrn.. ..........s II
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mrs or, walton. i. rer,ouloa, rea,

Mother Walton has prescribed this valuable
medicine for great many years In her private
practice. 1t has proved an untailing specific
In the treatment Of the many disorders to
which the female constitution Is subject, 1t
10 q sure cure for the monthly troubles that so
many women suffer. Mailed on receipt OF
price. SOC. sold by ii. b. Cochran, druggist,
l37 and l3g North Queen street. (8)
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The Pennsylvania railroad intend TO sell
excursion tickets at reduced rates to York
during tho fair They will be good from the
eth TO lIth
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AAkAlAGk kS

SETS -BUoKwALTnR.--On tho ID inst, 1854, by
the kev. W. 4. Gerhard, at his residence, no.
81 East Orange street, Mr. John n. settz, OF
East hempteld township, TO Miss Annie W.
Buck walter, OF Mannheim township. d&ws
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Although Cold Wave may be here any day. there are
hundreds of and others who vet thought
of looking after their Stoves and Heaters We would advise
them delay longer but attend this at once To
those in of New Goods all ask you do not pur
chase till you examine New Line of Stoves Ranges and
Heaters We have had fine stock and at such low
prices. Our New Finn Range Economy Heater also the D
pe Heaters unequaled any other goods in the market
We showing the finest line of Slate Mantes Gas and Coal
Oil Fixtures in this city.
FLTNN & BRENEMAN
No. I52 North Queen Street Lancaster Pa
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rh. Lanea.ser A.sls,le ol.p.

Tho annual meeting Of the Lancaster
Athletic CLUB was held on Thursday even
ing, and tho following otficers we're elected
for tho ensuing year President, John II.
Baumgardner; y'ico president. w. A. Wil-
ron ! sscrstssy, Rs n elsymAkss tssA-
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When sns Eisctriosi kxhipirion Wiu uiess.
PHILADELPHIA, Dot. SIT isannouneed
by the management OF the Elootrical Ex.
hibition that October II will positively
end the exhibition.
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ATTENTION Is called TO tho advortis ment OF
sale OF city property by Mrs. Emma u. Bair,
a. the Leopard motel, this evening.
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FhilAdslpniA.
Quotations by AssociaSed Prem.
- =

Quotations BY Associated Press-
Stocks weak and unsettled.
Philadelphia b Erie II. k.h..............ss...1 u
leading Railroad ......."......"....s..l2 9.le
P0nnsylvaUia Railroad. bSH
Lehtgh Valley Railroad. 60
United Companies OF New Jersey. y..........l@
ssEsRsEn ssEsRsFn sss,s Ras1ss F;;isl4s::::::
Northern Central Railroad d.....s..........s 80.
Lenigh Navigation Company. an
NOrrtstOwn Railroad. .slo4 y
Central Trar sport.tion Company......... -
Buffalo, n Y, and Philadelphia. .......... *
Little Schuvlktu kA1iroad- .........ss...sseO "
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BAN JUAN DEL Sur, Dot. 2.--A strong
shock Of earthquake was felt here at three
o. clook tkis afternoon
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NVILLIAMsON q FVsTHh.

FINE CLOTHING FOR THE DREsSY
BOYS OFF LANCASTER, consisting Of ALL
Wool Worstsd Material in Corkscrew, Whip-
The new shade OF Brown and the stylish and
popular Mulberry. Also very large variety
u neat patterns In Cassimeres, Tweeds and
Kerseys at the lowest possible prices the same
quality material can be sold for anywhere
and every garment cut TO Fit perfectly and
made ne neat and dI strong, Kits for children In
LIGHT-WEIGHT OyERCOATs in Fancy
and Plain Colors OF the Newest Autumn pat
terms. Trimmed and made handsomely with
silk facings and satin sleeve Innings, and they
THE SULTAN, a genuine imported Frize or
Turkish Cap for Children and Girls in u variety
OF Of eoiors. and SOFT ,As, AND STIFF HATS in
Gents Wear. Also O large assortment OF
Fashionable Novelties in Hats and Gaps OF ali
kinds. THE NEW BROADWAY is the very
latest style In Fine silk Hats.
CAMPAIGN GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.
BROKAw SHIRTS, University Style in
White, Gray, Blue. Green or Brown for Bi.
cycle Riding or Rolior Skating. These shirts
have become the favortte with Young Gents,
and We are prepared TO supply ali sizes at the
THE SILK NECKwEAR we are selling for
half a-dollar is OF the newest pattern, rich in
e2celled.
CUNNING COATS. with large quantity OF
THE SCHOOL SHOE, very neat, durable
Shoe, in Button and Balls. Also the Ceiebrated
Gem for Boys. These Shoes are made to our
order, ana will stand the test OF the snarpesi
criticism.
| Misses and Children in american and CuracOs
Kid. Pebble ana Goat made with Opera OF
French Toe.
RUBBER CLOTHING and BOOTS and
SHOES OF all grades.
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LAGios In Anericn

bAGIos IN Am6FICA
Long before they reach middle age frequently
find themselves suffering from some OF the
complaints and weaknesses peculiar to their
sex. For all such Kidn.y-Wort is a good boon,
IL induces a healthy action of the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system, and
strengthens and gives new life to all the i'm
portant organs OF the body. IL is natures
great assistant In establishing and sustaining
health. Sold by all druggists.
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Quick, complete cure, all Kidney. Bladder
and Urinary Diseases. scalding, Irritation,
stone, Gravel, Catarrh OF tho Bladder. u.
Druggists U
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Pre@issss Uissssss UslSsss - ussvsps.~.
BUFFALO. Dot. ga number Of prom.
inent citizens called on Cleveland this
morning, among them being many
independent Republicans. Quite number
OF ladies with their husbands als, called.
Ihe governor then took drive, rsturniuQ
q one O'Clock for dinner. He leaves for
Albany tonight.
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DEATHS.

AMwEe. - at the family residence, near
Ephrata, on Tuesday, september ~, William
= Amweg. esq, aged di years. months and
~ days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral.
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sPkOIAL NOTICES,

Physicians recommend porous piasters in
cases of Back Ache, Lame side, Stin Muscles.
Rheumatism ana uil local pains Hop Plasters
with Gums. Really TO use, pleasant and pow
erful In action, % cts. at any drug store
"Itcniag riios. "-sympsornsi Moisture.
Like perspirat,on, intense itching worse by
scratching, most at night, seems ~ pin-worms
were crawling " SUdNnes Otntuseut Is q
pfedsdnf, sure cure.
"RUCGh ON RATS
Clears out rats, mice. rosches, ,ntes. ants. bed
Sags, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
Druggists, ~
LOOKS Honest.
A clear, bright open face somehow looks
honest. horse thief or burglar seldom CAR
rtes such n face. Burdock Blood Biners give
the skin peculiarly hne texture ana clear.
ness. They strengthen and enrich the circu.
latfon and so eradicate all eruption or blem-
tsh For sale by IL. Ii. Cochran, druggist, l37
and l39 North Queen street.
For Lame DacK oIus or Guest, use SHI
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Prtce, Zb cent
Sold by III. IL. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and lS9
North Queen street Lancaster febi+eoif
HEART PAINS.
Palpitstion. Dropsical Sweilings, Dizziness,
Indigestion, Headsche. Sieeplessness cured by
Wells Health Renewer." %
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The lady managers OF the homo gratefully
acknowledge the following donations; Mr..
Rohrer. cabbage and squashes Mr.. 3. Price,
two bus. beans Admiral Reynolds post, one
barrel OF rolls q. s. Brady. cakes Presby.
terian 3. s. p1psrs; English Evangelical
church papers Mrs Underwood, cake; cake
and sand witches from picnic; q friend, apples.
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NEW ADVsKTisEMEEys. IT,.

~ kOUNDhOa LUNUH ON SATURDAY
NJ night at John franciscus Cones toga
House, South Queen street. o32t
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ruxs EXCURSION TO THE swrroHBAox on

AUTUMN EXCURSION TO THE SwIToHBAcK on
Tuesday, October "a. Round trip tickets good
for three days or return same day. Special
train leaves Lancaster (king strcet) at o a. IN.
Leave Columbia at n. IN. Fare only t.25
Leave Mannheim at 8:3j; Liti'z 6:ii, and
Ephrata a. 7.08 a. IN. Fare only $500, includ.
10 miles ride around the Switchback. Return.
ing, leaves Mauch Chunk at 8 y. IN.
o2S.t 80 ll&ILw
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state Of Pennsyivdnfa, County AZ Lancaster, IS:
/, G. A. ron Dersmith, cashier OF the above
named bank, do soIemniy swear that the
above statement IA true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
G. A. FON DERSMiTH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sd
day of october, 1884. JRREMIAH RIPE,
Notary Public
Correct--Attest: JAMES SHtND,
JOHN ID. sklLES,
y. II. BirNER,
ltd Directors
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03

LADIES VINO possess the n nest competitions
are among the patrons OF Glenn's sulphur
Soap. Hills Hair Dye. black or brown, 10 cts.
ollwdeod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03

ROUGH On COhNS."
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." l5c.
Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, bunions. D