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rerraple cyolone ana or.as xess osz .fs

About 5 o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, on the
Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Louisville railroad,
e heavy black cloud came driving from the
west and another from the north. The two
clouds met at the house of Lewis Cochran, two
miles from 0akville, Indiana, lifted it bodily
from its floor and foundations, and tearing tim
to kindling wood A minute later it struck
Oakville, carrying death and destruction in its
track. OF thirty houses In Oakyille all
bnt three we're torn to atoms. Four persons
were kin ed outright in 0akville, and the fifth
died this morning, while James Sanders, two
miles west, was also killed, making ak killed
and a large number wounded.
The following were among the Killed and in
jured:
Mrs. Anna Dearmnnd, widow aged fifty.
Susan Hyles, aged fifteen. When discovered
she was in an almost nude condition, her cloth
Ing having been literally torn from her person.
Al babe Of G. c. Johnson, found In a field $50
yards from where the house stood, with head
crushed.
A baby CT Charles Brown was injured.
Turner johnson, twelve years, blown twenty
yards, skull crushed; viii probably die.
Nancy Myers, sixty years old, arm broken.
John Huffman and wife, both badly bruised
In head and otherwise injured.
JEFF Hoover, engineer at q saw mill, leg
broken in two places, injured internally and
will probably die,
Jeff Miller, hip disiocated.
Mrs. Miller, badly bruised
Fred Coldstock, OF Shelbyville, three ribs
broken.
Widow Miller, a bad cut on shoulder.
On the farm OF James Sanders, four miles
east Of Middletown, his barn and house wera
completely destroyed, Sanders who is o mer-
chant in Middletown, but who was out OF his
place at the time, and had taken refuge IN a
barn, was Instantly killed. At the town Of Muir
ray a family Of eight pecsone had their house
blown to sDliptere, aud the father, William
lanes, was killed outright The others e.
capped nninjured. w. Frank, a painter fouf
miles west Of Oekyille whiIu out on his firm,
was caught by the stoIIr and Instantly killed.
The cyclone pissed through Colorabus, o., to
pittsbufg Pa, doing a. greAl deal of damage.
AT Ggeenyillo, Ohio, il was particularly aeycra
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Five Murdere-- hanged In Arizona.

On the night Of Dec. 8, 1888, six mounted and
weIl-armed men raided the town Of Bisbee,
Ariz and killed J. G. Tappines, J. II, Molly
and u. A. Smith and wounded Mrs. Roberts.
They then robbed CastenAda's store OF $1,000
and fed in the direction OF Sonora, hoping to
get over the border. Five of them, O. w. Sam
Die. James Howard, Dan Dowd, William De-
lane and Dan Kelly were hanged at Tombstone,
Arizona on Friday, all declared their Innocence.
Heath, who was lynched there Feb. I'D, was al
so innocent They babe good by to their friends,
and expressed faith in the Christian religion
The murderers were all dropped of together,
md, excepting Dowd, died without . struggle.
Over q thousand persons Witnessed the execu,
ton. The criminals did not show the slightest
Fear At the near approach Of death. After be-
ing shayen and dressed in new black suits, one
of them remarked swell boys, II We hayent
lived like gentlemen we will die like them
A few minutes before leaving their cells, the
sheriff notified them he would permit them to
90 TO the scaffold unshackled, but each would
Ra ACCOMPANIED by o deputy How
ard protested against this, saying he would
prefer being tied and carried up than have the
speotetors think he wasn't game enough to
mount the gailows without help. The others
Joined IN the protest, but the sheriff Was infiex-
fble. On the scaffold the bandits recognized
some familiar eaces in the crowd, snd called
out their nayues, cheerfully bidding hem good
bye. The nooses were then adjusted When q
second general protest was entered 5y all fiye,
saving they were being ohoked to death on the
scsMnld Howard requested the sheriff To
move the knot further back, adjusting his neek
IL the moose. Not one cf them apparently
showed the slightest sign Of fear or regret
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-10

In an interview Mr.. w, H. Vanderbilt ap-
nroves the Pennsylvania roads demand to cut
grain rates, because it win bring the cutting
road ia 10 their senses. Ii regard TO the stock
n,arke. he said. AsThe conditions OF the mar
let shows that thers sro no stock there Bro
rsrs who used to borrow 100000 are no W
borrowing Only $1,5Oo,OoO. They haven't gos
the~ securities, and custotLets don't want 70
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a MUsuEHoUs FIuuT.
A B.rsayed Mother Stays Her Enc

Bsrsayed Mother Stays Her Enemy.
An interesting and unusual combat was
witnessed day or two ago on the prem
ises Of Mr.. Louis Sylvester, No. 43 South
Duke street. blr. s. has a hen with n
brood Of chicks and two or three of them
have recently disappeared, having proba-
bly, been captured by rats. After the loss
of her chicks the old hen appeared to be
constantly on the lookout for her enemy
and at last was rewarded by seeing a rat
stealthily approach the hydrant, as II to
get drink from the basin. With even
more stealth tho her followed the rat,
and when within proper distance
sprang upon it. Then commenced
a life and death oonfict-the rat bitiug at
tho hen and yainly endeayoripg to get
away, and tho hen with the dexterity OF u
rat terrier throwing her enemy into the
air and pouncing upon him as he fell. The
rat was soon vanquished, but tho hen
continued her assault for some time after
the rodeut was dead, picking out his eyes
and tearing him TO pieces.
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the PuL,cn COURTS.
Uhsre,a win yer,on. mi,oemcs,

Uhsrecd win various mi,demesoors.
Alderman Fordnoy had one drunk on
Saturday aud he was discharged on pay.
ment Of costs.
Alderman McConomy discharged man,
who was arrested for riding On freight
trains upon pay yment Of costs.
Alderman Spurrier had one drunk this
morning who paid costa aud was dis
charged.
Mayor Rosenmiller r. In Philadelphia
to DAY attending the supreme court and
therefore has no court A few vags who
we're In were discharged aud the alderman
disposed Of tho druubs
john Powell. charged before Alderman
MoCOnomy with assault and battery upon
William Sei'crt, waved hearing and
gave bail for court.
Alderman Barr sent ono drunk to jail
for % hours 10 day.
oronkiug ~ Letter Bcx
Frank Bender, boy about 10 years of
age, WAS arrested on Saturday on the
charge Of breakinga L 3. letter box at
the corner Of Charlotte aud Walnut
streets. L. appears that tho young fellow
was standing on the corner Thursday
evening with q number Of others, when he
deliberately threw stone against tho box
breaking 10. lln wa committed to prison,
and will be held to answer the charge of
malicious mischief Bender has been In
several sorapes Of different kinds before,
aud is not good boy by any means.
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LIst ui Unclaimed Letters.

The following is a list of unclaimed let.
t3rs remaining ia tho Iostofiice at Lancas
t5r Tor the week ending May 10, 1884:
LADIES' LiSt-MIs8 NJ. Anderson, Corne
liz Ashbz, Miss Maggie Belmer, Mrs. sam
uel Carpenter, Miss Barbara 5. Ditzler
Miss Salie Gardner, Mrs. Louisa Geppert,
Callie Garviu, Mrs. Sarah j. Gorden, Mary
Good, Mrs. James Il. Hart, Mrs. Auuie
Trout Herr, MISS Naoma Lantz, Miss Ilet
ito Launtz, Mrs. II, Il. Lelcver, Miss
Mollie Loury, Mis-. l.. L. Moses, (2), Miss
Lydia Pontz. Mis- E"gar F. Smito, Sa al
I. Weller.
Cents Ljsa-Juhu C. Barber, George
Bell, Cyrus Il. Bostwick, William Brown,
DR.. IL Brubaker, Martin Dele, Christian
Frey, Benjamin Groif, Daniel S. IEarnish,
David HarGish, Arthur Hummell. Jacob
B. Imhofl. Henry jackson, l.. KocEig,
jeremiah Leary, Pat Maley, Scott Mark
ley, 3. Z. Martin, l.. Il. Mathieu, (for.)
Hugh +. McCoukey, 7. Monaben, Frank
Muudorf e, +. Payson, Lovy Reemsuy
der, +. K. SChloenbecker, jacob Setter,
UOr), Edv ard II, Stahman, Barton Wen
ger, j. y. Wolf & Co.
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m a 6 N n 4 n.
Phii.ds,pnis m arses.


fHLhDRLpBrA, May 10 Flour dull and weak;
superhne state, s2 50@3: Extra superdua
DO t3 DB3 80 Pa. family, ~ SOFA 10 Ohio and
lnhilna family, ~ 1908 rs; Minn. extra, ~ 90
d5 90 straight, S 0oph rs; winter patents,
5 7506 so spring do s5 5ll6 80.
Rye hour At % 50d3 90.
Wheat steady; No. Western Rcd. sl ol<yD
%; No. do, CSC ; No. Pa. Red, si III.
Corn quiet for local use steamer mixed and
yellow, 62a63Ic; sail yellow, &c 60 mixed
4G}Ac No. mixed aud yellow, Cl0Ee2c.
Oats quiet; NO. White, AlQ4iZ No
No. do, iOhc; No. 8 do, 40c rejected, 39n
391c No 2mixed, SIC.
Rye scarce at nc.
Seeds Clover dull at skd9c; Timothy
&C lrce nj vi 4Odl ~; FlaNssed drm at 81 IS
Provisions stefdy and in fair demand Mess
Pors tls fels5O; Beet Hams, s2o925 Inuia
Eacon-smoked Shoulders, 7H17Hc; salt do.
G@Q7e Smoked Hams, l31S9li>6c; pickled
Lard gu Ct; city refined, at ox: loose
butchers, THds1 prime steam % b0BS55
Butter fairly active but castor; Western
Creamery extra, 2I,25c Penn'a do. 15kc
b Z. Il N. Y do, lSg.Oc; do nrsts, sl6a5
Western good to choice l3Bl7c.
Rolls at 7d8c.
Eggs quiet and easier Pa Extras, i6Hc. 90
Western, liN1i5c.
Cheese-cnoiee in fair demand but steady
New York full creams. l2hfel3c; Western do
l2c do fair To good, 0Illo Penn'a. port
skins, 57p7c.; do 5ull, 3ntc.
PotroIeum quiet Refined, Sc.
" hiskV-Western at e IL.
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POLITIUAL.

E'UR COUNTY COnMIssiOSEk
cratic convention lmd&ws
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the UDp rF.,.uw5.
D.iogatsst,tne ur.no Lodge


The annual session OF the Grand Lodge
of |. O. o. F., will bc hell az Harrisburg
to morrow, tuesday morning, May 90, and
continue in soSs,on several DAYS The fol
lowing representatives Of the lodges in
the county will be in attendance
Monterey, No 2i9, lancaster, L. J,
Erisman Lancaster, No. G7, Lancaster,
Franklin Diilor Hebel, No. 500, Lancas,
ter, Henry Wolf Susqnehauna, No. 80
Columbia, Samuel Boyd Orion, No. S76,
Columbia, r. o ID, Miller Elizabsth.
town, No, l2S, ,ElElbcthtnwn. Il. $ Ross
Donegal, No. l20, Marietta, Jno. Naylor
Pcquea, No 1911, Paradise, J. Feree Fos
ter /; Mount Joy, No 277, Mount Joy, F.
q. Ponnell Conestoga, No. 334 safe
Harbor, W. W. Bones S,rasburg, No.
86l, Strasburg, J, G. Beam Kosciaski
No. 3H, RawliusviIle, David Eirnhart
Earl, No. 4l3 New Holland, DR.. J. Bush
ong Drumore. No. 500, Fairfield. d.
Wcidler B!inbridge, No. 627. Balm
bridge, A, NJ. Smith Selah, No. 357,
Mannheim. John NJ. Dunlap, NJ. D. Clay
No al5, Clay, VIM. Romig.
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Hew YORK Markora .

HRw YoRE, May yla.-Flour-state ana wests
ern dull and rather weak; Superfine State,
. 0O95 60; Extra do, t3 5Od3 rs; Choice do
% sac 90; Fancy DO, s6 1905 so; Round
Hoop Ohio. 81 GOA 10; choice. u 1568 90 I;
good extra do, 81 60Jt3s0; cho CO do. 81 IS
as 50; choice White Wheat do. 90 25Ge8 90
extra, sS 7O8i so; good 10 choics 90, u $50
635
Wheat 1s6lh lower and heavy, with dull
trading; No White, nominal; No. 2 ked,
June. 81 DIAL on; july, 81 % al O4k; Aug.
81 03fk9l 0ti sept, fl W5s1l 0is4.
Corn Hmzc lower ana DIN Mixed western
spot NJ % tlt3c; do future, G26a65Hc.
oats Adohc Ioweri No. May AZ s5c; June,
| Ssss837c; July, 8IAc; State, 390t5c West
| erm III 15c,
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Ernnr,inn Tinhns..

For the benent OF persons wishing 10 att end
tho ere u annual meeting OF the Dunksrds, or
German Baptists at Miler's Crossing, three
miles west OF Dayton, o tho Pennsylvania
railroad company will issue excursion tickets
tho price of which from Lancaster for the
round trip will bo $3.50 Tickets will be Issued
from May 20 to June o, and will be good 90 go
on or before the eth OF June, and 10 return
until the goth OF juno
The company viii also issue from May 2] TO
May a. special excursion tickets 10 the Green.
back national convention at indianapolis,
Ind, good to go until May 2s and to return
Juno6. Price for the round trip, sl9 s.
The Pennsy lvania railroad company will
sell excursion tickets to Harrisburg TO mem
bers OF the grand lodge OF ODD Fellows and
their families upon presentation OF an order
orders to be had by applying TO Y. J. Eris'
man, district deputy grand master, No u
west King street.
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a NnlnRhin NYIInrt.

The MasoTs of Philadelphia have at last
been enabled TO make good their claim
that Their city was the Mother City of
Frecmasuury IN America, and thus set at
rest the plea OF Massachusetts for the
priority The ledger book of st. Johns
lodge, kept by Bepjnmin Franklin and
giving list OF members from June "a,
1891, TO June "a, 1888. n stiff vcllum
volume, all in Frsnkliu's own handwrit-
ing, has been occurred by the historical
society. Lithograph copies Of it have
hcen made, and one received by
w. A. Morton, of this city, shows that
the original is well preserved. 1t is the
oldest Masonic lodge book by FAR in
America. The Oldest existing lodge record
book previously known ia Pennsylvania
dates back only 20 1867, and the oldest
lodge record book in Massachusetts, that
Of 1T. Johns lodge. Boston, was compiled
aud written in 1851 2 aud records events
only from July, 1873, when Masonry was
established in Massachusetts,. The dis
covered record antedates it two years. In
1t are the details of the Masonic lives of
many eminent men.
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Faiiuro OF an IudIa1A I,ank,
Peaceful Eud OF Pupulnr, Cultured an
Brilliant American

Brilliant American
LONDON, May l0.-Sam Ward died at
PegIi, Italy, to day. lie passed away
peacably, surrounded by loving friends
Mr.. Ward was one of tho most
accomplished men Of his day. He was
long known as the King OF the Lobby :"
IN Washington, aud as suoh gave Blaine
the famous silver cup. lilo was q man of
culture, n fine scholar, the greatest dinner
giver and epicurean of his time, and as a
Tdconteur had no equal in the country. He
enjoyed tho acquaintance of nearly all
men prominent ia Washington for tao last
thirty years aud was much courted for his
social qualities. Ho was brother Of
Julia Ward Howe and the uncle of +.
Marion Crawford, author OF Mr..
lsaacs and other popular novels. His
death followed au illness Of somo weeks. -
EDS. IETELLIGENcER.l
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CHICAGO, May l9.-The national mass
meeting OF wool growers of the United
States was called to order at 10 o'clock,
1874 delegates being present, so of whom
were from Ohio and 3S from Pennsylvania
81 states and tcrritorities are represented.
j. s. CoGdug, of Kansas, was elected
temporary chairman and committee OF
permanent organization was appointed
The convention then took a recess.
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pr, Frs.,rr;- magic Ointment.

Tho greatest blessing that has been dis.
covered in this generation. a sure cure tor
Rnils. Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh wounds, sore
Nipples Hard and SOFT Corns, Chapped LIPS,
and Hands, Pimplcs and Blotches Prica bOc.
sold by Druggists sold by II. IL. COcnran
druggist, 1877 and l59 North Out en- street tD
Disease. Propensity and Passion brings
Mankind numbcress ailments; foremost
among them a'o Nervousness, Nerv Gus De
bility aud un natural weakness OF GeneratiYc
Organs Aliens Brain Food successfully over.
comes these troubles and restores the sufferer
10 his former yigor. 81 AT druggists, or by
mail from !. Il. Allen, 3l5 first Ave-, New
FORK City. myl9 lwdM, ,W&F&w
a REMEDY Tor Indigestion, Consumption,
Dyspepsia, Weakness, Fever, Ague, etc, Col
den's Liquid Beet Tonic. myl9-lwdeodSw
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READING, Pa, May 10.-lhe grand
national dlviaion OF tho RairoadeIs
brotherhood commenced its tenth annual
convention here to-day, William Rumble,
of Tamaqua, presiding. They will remain
in session three days. The business ses-
sion will begin tomorrow. A picnic,
including athletic sports, is being held in
Lauer's park to day, to defray the expen-
SOS of the visitors.
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"A goloIed Iiishop.

Right Rev. @. e. Cummings, bishop
of the Protestant Episcopal church of tho
diocese Of Kansas city, is registered at the
Grape hotel, this city. Hehas been on o
tour of the Eastern states, asking for aid
for the missions of his diocese, and says
he has mot with much encouragement. He
has had interviews with tho rectors OF 81.
James and st. Johns aud other promi-
rent churchmen Of Lancaster, Who have
extended substantial aid,
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TiNASUfAL NEWS,
Demanding the Punishment oI PrssidCni
Dodd, oI tho Newark savings Bank.

Demanding the Puni'hment OF President
Dodd, oI tho Newark savings Bank.
NEWARK, N j., May l0.-Applicatiou
was made to Vice Chancellor Van Fleet
this morning, in the absence OF the ohau.
cellor, by counsel for German depositors
| OF the Newark savings institution for an
order TO require President Dodd to show
cause why h0 should not DO punished for
| disobedieGce of the order Of tho court of
| oharceFy in removing the banks assets
out of the state. At the suggestion of the
| vco chancellor, the matter was laid
! aside Temporarily pending further develop
| ments. Receiver Wilkinson again went
to New York TO day and rumOrs that the
bank will receive the full amount of it's
claim against Fish " Hatch are circulated.
The run on other saving banks ceased to
day, and bet'or feeling prevails.
All QuIet oa wan street.
Nsv YORK, May 9-Everything is
quiet on Wall street to day. There is much
confidence manifested,
Michael Morton, dealer in china, made
an assignment today, giving preferences
amounting to $2l 0OO0.
1t is reported that the Eric County say,
ings bank, of Erie, Pa, has suspended.
2p. NV B, SoN't & o., have Just
annouCcd their Suspension at the stock ex.
change.
Fsiiuro OF an IudIaua Bank.
LAPoRTE, May l0.--The City Exchange
bank mado an assignment on Saturday
owing to tho failure OF Dounoll, Lawson g.
Simpson, in New York. Liabilities, $780,
OOO assets, $4,000.
.. y Temporary suspension.
PETERsDURG, Va, May l9.-Owing to
the heavy run on the Planters aud Me-
chauics' bank, it temporarily suspended
to-day.
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Annseulents.

~ Bunch Of Keys Tho funny musical all
surd'ty which made such n hit here this sea
son, will be reproduced at the opera house TO-
m oi row evening. Miss Flora Moore IA the
steller attraction and her vocal selections and
dramatic versatility command applause and
admiration. She Is ably supported bya com
pany OF comedians. This company carries the
hotol set, witch Il n marvel OF mechanical
work. II represents tho interior OF hrst-
class hotel In complete working order with
electric bolIs, grand staircase, folding beds,
etc, an d Il aono IL worth seeing.
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slight FIRE

This afternoon slight fire occurred In
Samuel Balls candy store on North Queen
street, q pot Of candy on the stove boiled
over, setting fire to tho woodwork in
the rear, during Mr.. Balls temporary
abscnce. The A,e was cxtinguished by
the private hose Of Finn & Breneman
aud tho damage was slight. The fre de-
parcment was on hsni but was rot
needed
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ForehL FlIes.

WnXEsBARRE, NJ y yl0-Forsst fires along
the line OF the Pm q lelphia aud Reading
railroad, arc quito a distance from the
road bed aud not within reach Of the
mountain houses or saw mills. The only
damage done so far is tho destruction of
woodland aud cord wood, The high wind
of last night has gone down and tho fires
appear to DO under control. No serious
danger Is apprehended.
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Samuel Hess & Son, auct ioneers, sold at
public sale on Saturday in Millersville, for
LIntncr IL Grosh, 10 head OF Westmore-
land county horses, at an average price of
slSi per head. Also at the Same time aud
place was sold 10 head of COWS, at an
average price Of $55 per head.
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The Goodwill Fair,

The fair for the benefit of the Goodwill
band (eolored), which il being held in the
third story of the postoflce building, was
well attended on Saturday evening, The
room Is handsomely trimmed with Gags,
evergreen and bunting the principal
articles to 30 voted for are set of harness,
baby coach, set Of dishes, Go.
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NsW ADvsErIsEmHsrs.
sRs RECEIVED soR
WORKS, OF ART.
nnoE,vED 30,

The subscriber will receive orders for Works of Art viz
Oil Paintings Water Color Paintings Etchngs and Engravnos
Also Statuay Marble Bronze be selected by him from
the salons and galleries Of Europe, and delivered durn
the Autumn Winter. Also Fine Diamonds Pearls or
other gems, Fine Chronogaphs Minute Repeates or Comp
Gated Watches, Musical Boxes and Partisan Novelties
Parties desiring elegant Holiday Gifts can have them care
fully selected and reserved for them Orders should be received
before JUNE q.
II. Z. RHOADS.
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PhiisdeIpn,a Uatt,s Market.

STOCK IARDs, WEST PHLADELPHA, May TO-
Cattle market duli: rpcspts, 2,70J mead I;
O4c; common, 6Alt5Isc.
Sheep market dull: receipts, 1900
30alc; spring lambs, t9G2 so per head i6c
per pound.
Hogs In fair demand receipts, 5000 hoad |;
western stock, SGsnc; common and rough,
7Lc.
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NEW ADVERTIsEHESIs.

NNTANTED-A YOUNG MAN VINO Has
w had considerable experience wants u
situation In u store can speak, read and
write German, swiss and English. Apply at
No. 900 HIGH STREET. II
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This afternoon, shortly after O'Clock,
special train passed through this city,
having on board 800 young indians, from
Carlisle, who will appear in an exhibition
to be given in the Academy Of Music,
PhiIadelphia, this evening.
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Miss Jennie BlChman died on Saturday
night OF oJusuWplIpr, aged 20 years. The
funeral services VIII bU held NJ the resi-
denco Of her father, Mr.. John BaUhman, on
Wednesday at o'ulock .. IN.
Dir. George Groom died on Satu-d ~
night of apuplr1y, and Mr.. Robert Irwin
br athod bis last thrs morning, death o o.r x
caused by general debility. Both are o d
residents " th,s place,
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Satisfactory Evidence.

tin, Tex. writes IL have been handing DR..
WIN. Halls Balsam for the Lungs for the past
year and have found 1t one OF the most sala-
bic medicines l have ever had in my house for
Coughs, Colds, md even consumption, al
way giving eutire satisfaction. Please send
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DEATHS,


sHREIHsR,- In Litit2, on the 18TH inst Adam
shreiner. In the 9TH year OF his age.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
without further notice from the residence OF
A. W. shober, Lititz, on Thursday morning at
o O'Clock. lnterment Gt New Haven GENE
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BASNIHGER--In this city, on May ls, 1854,
Mary Banninger, aged II years, months and
5 days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence, No tl3 North Prince street, on
Tuesday morning at 81 o'clock. High Mass
at ST. Anthony's church at O'Clock. Inter.
ment IN St Joseph's cemetery. lts