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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-26
Inrnad ny NnaI on.

Shortly before noon Wednesday, a
terrible accident occurred to Mrs. A. n.
Breneman. No. 40 West King street, by
which sho might have lost her life. She
applied n match to u coal oil stove, and
without a moments warning the stove
exploded, throwing the burning oil all over
her. With much difficulty the flames were
extinGuishod, but not until great part of
Mrs. Breneman's hair was burned and on
both sides of her faco aud on hor back
large spaces are crisped.
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Rescued from Death.

william j. Coughlin, oi Somerville, Mass.
says: lin the hal OF 1876 / WAS taken with
BLEEDING OF LUNGS followed byR severe cough.
1 lost my appetite and flesh, and was confined
to my bed, In 1877 was admitted TO tho Hos.
pital Tho doctors said | mad Il hole In my
lung as Dig ~ halt dollar. AT ono time
report went around that was dead. gave
up hope, but IA friend told me OF DIR. WILL
LIAM HALLS BALSAM FOR TIE LUNGS.
got bottle, when, to my surprise, l COM
monced TO feel better, and today feel better
than Tor three years past" iu92w
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Juno 26.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, cooler, cloudy weather aud
rain in southern portion local rains follow
I'd by clearing weather aud nearly station
AIRY temperature in northern portion winds
generally from northeast To northwest
higher barometer. For Friday cooler, fair
weather is indicated for southern portion
of Middle states.
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Last night tho grocery store Of Otto
Pachelbe, corner of Duke and Middle
streets, was broken into aud robbed.
The money drawer, containing between
fifteen and twenty dollars was rhed. The
thief or thieves entered by breaking the
cellar door, Tho money drawer was car.
ried to the cellar. Mr.. Pachelbe offers a
reward of fifty dollars for tho arrest and
conviction of tho robbers.
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The Pennsylvania railroad has arranged
for a special excursion on July /, to Cres
son, the beautiful mountain resort ON the
Allegheny mountains. Tho train will
leave Lancaster at l :35 p. M. of that day,
aud will have handsome coaches. Round
trip tickets, good for 10 days, including
full days board at Cresson Mountain
house will be s..
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nIi8II SUiiUuL ALUMSI.
KeyIyIUS tho nIemury OF Early school Ia
sta IIeasaut GntboIIuk,

K.vIvIus tho n'enury OF Esrly school Days
rtR iIessaut GathoIiug,
There was a good attendance of the
male aud female departments Of the city
high schools in tho hrGo room of the
girls department OF the high school
building last evening. MIR. James G.
Gable called tho meeting to order, aud tho
fOlluwiny programme WAS effectively car
ried uut, tho vocal s"lrctlous beng re
oOivcd with particular iaYCr.
Alumni March, composed aud Tcn-
dcred by Prof. Haas voc ii solo, Heaven
lIAth Shed y Tear" Katie ShiIk TeCita
ton, JAMIE" Amanda LaudIs History
Of tho Alumni" 10y tho society historian,
John Snyder vocal solo. When the
Robius Ncst Agaln," Mrs. H. Elias !;
essay, "Study of rnys,cpl Science" Wal
ter Z. King recitation, Lady of Pre-.
vounce," Sue lIarkius vocal solo, Ave
Verun," Frank McClain recitation,
From Exile" Laura Falck (; bass solo,
Yoman's Wedding March (FtemiHg), John
G. Warfol recitation, "Trust in Heaven" "
Sac HaIkIns; essay, School Dreams and
After Days" Sadie Fleming violin solo,
Prof. keyinski ; recitation, katrina's
Trip TO New York." Amanda Ltudis !;
vocal solo, "Lat Ma Droam Again" Mary
Scncr " fweuCy Years Ago." ID. III. Sen
scnig.
At the conclusion of tho programme a
business meeting was held, at which tho
following ollcarS were OlcctOd for the en- .
suing year President, Walter p. King
vice presidents, first, Maize Erisman
second, John Snyder corresponding SOC
retary, George +. X. Erismlu recording
secretary II. !. spencer; treasurer,
Amanda Landis historian, q. l.. Frantz.
| The following committees were then ap-
! pointed by the new president
I Executive COmmittee-Miss Harriet Il,
Curtis, Miss Laura FaIck, Mr.. w. Scott
Adler, Mr.. Clarence Stormielz.
Finance Committee-Mr. Howard +.
| Hays, Mr.. Frank V. MoClain, Mr.. Charles
| leitshu, Mr.. Isaac Hartman.
At the conclusion of tho business meet
ing those present adjourned to another
room, where refreshments wero served.
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Sure. cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One box has cured tho worst case D, -
years standing. No ono need suffer lve min
utes after using Williams Indian Pio Oint
mont, II absorbs tumOrs, allays itching, acts
as podltce, gives instant reliet. Prcpal od
only tor Piles, itching OF the private parts.
nothing else. Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt OF PAIGE, a. Sold by "A. Il. COch.
ran, druggist, 1877 and l39 North Queen street.
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4 NODD GIHL WANTED TO DO GEN EKAI.
" hOuscwOrk. Wages, s12j per week. hp.
plyaJ No. i35 West Orange street, ilg-tfdK
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mr., Dr. walton. pe,,on,caIr.n

Mother Walton has prescribed this valuable
medicine tor n great many years In her private
practice. 1t has proved an uniailing specific
In the treatment of tho many disorders to
which tho female constitution Il subject 1t
IL a sure cure for the monthly troubles that so
many wo men suilcr. Mailed on receipt OF
price, SOC. old by H. Is. Cochran, druggist.
l37 and l3J North QueUn street (D
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-26

] can recommend Ely's Cream Balm To re-.
lieve all persons suffering from Rose Cold ami
Hay Fever. have been great sufferer from
these complaints and have used IT. have
recommended II to many OF my friends Tor
CatarTh, and Ia all cases " here they have used
the Balm freely they have boon curGd-T. Ken
ney, Dry Goods Merchant, Ithaca, New York.
ilG-lwdC COd&w
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IlmN To SInn IL.

It's too bad, Sir or Matam, but don't get
frightened. Your huir - falling On-that'S
certain. glance IN he mirror, or an inves-
tigAting committee OF fingers tell the dismal
story. ewOn't discuss the possible cause.
1t II enough that ParSCr'S Hair Balsum used
now WITH prevent further destruction. IL
your halT somewhat gray. too. Rnd crisp :
Nll4, yea. Tho BalSam will give back ih"
Original color. sOttneSs and gloss. Not Il dye,
not oily, elegantly pCriumed, "A perfect dress
iug. m3l.IydS&eoww
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DHUPusAIs FoE TuE ERECTION OF
q Low wooden Bridge over the West
Branch OCtOraTo, near It's intersection with
the East Branch, will he receive NJ tho Office
OF County Commissioners, Lancaster, Pa,
until ~ O'Clock noon, WEDNESDAY, JULY
q, 1881 Plans and specifications aud blanks
tor bid ana bond at Commit soncr'5 Onice,
Al the same time proposals Will be received
tor Duildinga Wooden Bridge across PotOr's
creek, Fulton township, at DOrsey's mill.
Also for erection OF u WOO len Arcn Bridge
over Big Chiques creek, near MiChnol MOore's
mill. BY ORDER OF THE BOAhD.
Attest FRANK GRIKsr, Clerk.
le0lmM,W,F
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PARIS, Juno 26.-lteports are current
that tho French forces near LangsOn were
surprised in narrow detile and nearly cut
to pieces,
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ALosden slreet Usr,s n arrow Escape.

LONDoN, juno GA narrow escape
from dynamite disaster is reported from
Bradford. An internal machine filed
with dynamite and powder was placed on
a street car track. Over this car tilled
to explode.
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PETRoLIA, Pa, June 2G-The st.
Petersburg bank, of Clarion county
failed to oIe its doors this morning. 1t
was considered one Of the strongest banks
in the state outside Of the large cities. 1t
is thought the bank will be able to meet
its liabilities.
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Irisi OF tho ADarobisrs at uraetz.

VIENNA, Juno 2G.-Tho trial of the
anarchists at Graetz has terminated in the
acquittal of tho prisoners Of treason and
of attempting to take tho omperor's lite.
They were sentenced to prison for short
terms on tho barge of conspiracy.
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FraZicr's Root BittCrs are not IA dram shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every
Kidneys keep the bowels open ana regular,
cleanse the blood and system OF every impu.
rity. sold by druggists, g. Sold by II Il.
Cochran, druggist l3I and l39 North Queen
street
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ISUit REET.

LUN NEWT,
i Room In NORTHEAST ANGLEOF CEN.
TIRE SQUARE, lately occupied by BAlk n
SHENk, Tor banking purposes. The room has
In the front apartment IAN excellent counter,
ana II vault containing a hne safe; with "A
large apartment In the rear, having water
also, acellar underneath, with a good furnace
Apply AT ROOM NO, |, SECOND FLOOR OF
BUILDING, Northeast Angle OF Centre
square, je1S ttd
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June GA Port.
land, Oregon, dispatch says: Lewis
Keckley, suspected Of setti ing fro to his
house and burning a skeleton, intended to
represent his own remains, 80 that his
wife could recover his liio Insurance., was
arrested yesterday i'll Ashland. lie
feigned to be crazy.
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PORTLAND, Oregon, juno 26.-An
official count of tho state election gives
Herman, Republican, for Congress-,
2.0l7 majority over Myers, Democrat. The
woman's suffrage amendment received
II, 223 votes to %, l7G against it.
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yIsiIfng Lancaster.

j. Miles Jamison, formerly of this city,
now of Bucks county, and member of
tho Peunsylyania Legislature, aud Mrs. j
arc visiting tho family of DIR. WIN. Amer
his brother-iu.hw this city.
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New nOr q.
Quotations by Associated Press.

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks weak. Money, no rate.
NeW FORK Centrai.. i....................'-,..s. WA
Eric isalroau. l2es
AuttIls EAprBSS.
Michigan Central Railroad. .....m,..........6 ~
Michigan Southern Railroad. .............. n5a
Illinois Central Railroad. ad...................lllh
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad..........l30
Chicago n Rock Island Railroad. ........l0t
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Railroad ......l2T
Western Union Telegraph Company..... 5M
Toledo X Wabash. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "A
New Jersey Central. ...... ................. SO
Now Yorh OnLarIO Western............. ~
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gLinCse Attack french Forces and are
Routed,

PARIS, June 2G.-Dlspatches from
Hanoi state that 1000 Chinese regulars,
with artillery, attacked the French forces,
in violation of tho treaty, killing seven
men, including two officers, and wounding
forty. two Others. Though numbering
only seven hundred the French routed tho
Cinnamon.
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Dr. FRAZIER. Magic Uintment.

Tho greatest blessing that has been dis
covered IN this generation. A sure cure Tor
Bolls, Burns, Sores, cuts, Flesh Wounds, Sore
Nipples, Hard and Soft Corns. Chappod lips.
and Hands, PiInplns and BlUtchcs. Prico soc
Sold by Drug gists sold by II u Cochran
druggist, Ij7 and lD North Queen street. (D
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Oau't ssy Enough.

81 cannot speak too highly at Burdock
Blood BlHerS they have been great bless.
ing to mo. Cured me OF biliOusno and dys
pcpsia from which hgd suffered for yeats"
Mr. J. Marsb, Bank OF Toronto, ont, For sale
by II. u. Cochran, druggist, l3l and l39 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
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MALARIA positively cured with Emory'g
Standard Cure pills. II never failing remedy
purely vegetable. contain no quininc sugar.
G cDated. 20 conts j2|.lwdM WSFSw
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ic!i Iwl


IL Lancaster city, deceased. Letters toSta-
mUntary ON said estate having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are rUquestcd to make Immediate payment,
and those having claims or demands against
tho same Will present Tn en- without dG.ay Tor
settlement To the undersigned, residing ut No.
GOj East Orange street, Lancaster, Pa.
+. Il. KiSDlG,
nyS-6tdTh Executor.
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rrouple from vlenna Anarehi,u

VIENNA June 2G.--A bomb filled with a
powerful explosive was found concealed in
the shrubbery near tho exhibition rotunda.
All public buildings are carefully watched,
owing to fears of outrages by Anarchists.
The main sewers, which tho Anarchists
have threatened, arc repeatedly inspected.
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KEruuLluAS Nar,usAL UOmMIrrEE
Decides to put up Figure Hsan as national
chairman.

New YORK, juno 2G.--rho meeting of
tho Republican national committee drew a
large crowd To- tho Fifth Avenue hotel
to day, 1t was agreed among the
closest friends Of Blaine and Logan
that tho chairman should not be chosen
from among those who have been
radical advocates of Blaine. but that such
chairman should represent the business
and manufacturing elements OF the coun-
try. On this account the selection Of Mr.
Jones, of Pennsylvania, is urged.
The national committee met shortly after
noOu John w. Mason, OF West Virginia,
in tho chair temporarily.
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The following subpenas for divorces
have just bten hsued Frank Fiitz w.
Mary ID. Fritz Lizzie Bullock w. Johr
Bullock.
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PhnadoipnIs.

VUUIIIIUH5U ny aSdOCInUBU TTbtb.
Stocks weak and unsettled.
Philadelphia 4 Erie Il. R.B..................,l II
leading Railroad. ad....................... IL 7-lB
Pennsylvania Itailroad. .................. 50L
I.ehigh Valley Railroad. oad.................... 83
Untted Companies OF New Jersey.
Northern Pacific. .............,............ l5X
Northern Pacific Proferred.. -. 40
Northern CentI.l Railroad ad.....s......... 65
Lenigh Navigation Company .............. 3sx
Norristown Railroad. ................. ..l08k
Central Transportation Coinpany........ "a
Buffalo, Y aud Philadelphia. 4
Little SChuvlkin Khiiroad d....-............. Gl
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FOR bILE.

TWO LARGE wALNUT STORE OUUN-
i tcTs for sale; may DO soon In the store room
lately occupied by Mr., s. 8. BathvOn, No. lOl
North Queen street must be removed soon.
Apply 10 q. II, LEtE RE,
al7-tid once No, 1877 East x st.
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t'OK woRKisaM EMS WEAR
GO TO BECHToLD's

a fresh supply just received. Haymaking
and harvest pants from SOC. and upwards,
shirts from .5c up TO the best white shirt In
the market, gauze and other underwear, over
ullS seamless bose, pair tor CSC. up to tho
best British, handkOTChiets, suspcndeTs, Coun.
tcrpancs and notions. All cheap for cash,
HENRY BECHIOLD.
No. ~ North Queen Street.
(Sign OF the Zig Stocking)
A.. S.-Building Lots and sand Tor sale. t2lyd
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g 4 r =
sPEOIAE NOTICES.

CoLpES's Liquid Beet Tonic Is admirably
adapted for females In delicate noaIth Cot.
denis; no other. OF druggists,
J2I-lwdgodSw
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The cholera In TouIon.

TouLoN, Juno 90. 1T is now reported
that there were eight deaths from cholera
here yesterday. The authorities arc sparipg
no effort to minimize tho outbreak.
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New York, Juno 26.-The changes
reported in the plumbers strike this morn
ing, are that six additional employers have
agreed to lock out union men. The master
plumbers claim that / 200 union men are
out, but members of the plumbers union
say that only 1870 of their number arc out.
Committees are busy soliciting aid for the
unemployed men.
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~ am well and happy ggain," says our fair
correspondent, Miss Jennie T.. Warren. 40 W.
Van Buren, ST., Chicago, H., "yOur Samaritan
NcrUinc cured me OF spaslnJ."
jgIlwd0OiSw
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,KArn HoTEL--LAHEn mEEK AND

- Excelsior Saratoga Water on DranghL
Henry iahter, proprietor OF tho Grape Hotel,
y and "a North Queen street. has remodclod
the barroom, erected tirstclass Rctrigcrators
aud has now on draught Charles Glass col
ebratod Philadelphia LAGER BEER for
which he is sole agent In this city. Also, ShR'
ATOGh WATER from tho famous Excelsior
springs, Saratoga, n. Y. A tull assortment OF
he purcsL Wines and Liquors on sale.
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IiayERFOkD UOLLEGE, PA, o MILES
III from Phiiadclphia, on the Pa. X. X.
THOMAS CHAsE, LII. ID, prcs'L Under care Oi
Society OF Friends Classical and Scientific
cOur-ss. Application tor admission may now
br made. For catalogue address PKOP. ISAAC
SIiARPLESs, Dean, ilavsriord College, T.. o.,
IA. jl7TuIhSS39t
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Ill from Philadelphia, on tho Penna. X Il
THOMAS CHASE, Ill. D., President. Under
care OF Members OF Society OF Friends, but
open to others Classical ana scionti nc Cours
Thorough instruction, ample equipment.
Practice IN Astronomical Observatory, Chem
iCal Laboratory and Machine Shop. Complete
Gymnasium. Library 1900 volumes. BrHu-
tiful grounds healthful location In tho Coun.
try. Next half year begins 9th month (SCp.
telnbcr) l7th, 1884, Address PRoF. ISAAC
SHARrLEsS, Dean, Havortord College T.. o.,
Pa IelSM N&S3gt
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B,prIrD naIsKIsrEKs.
VINO Faiiod l., u., Thoir rion,o To-

VINO Fnilod 10 u.t Jhcir Picnic To-day.
Fifty lawyers and half ton of loo
we're tO go ont To What Glen park
this forenoon To hold tho annual all day
picnic of the Lancaster bar ASSOCIATION. i. .
II. Reynolds. A. j Kaufman, w. A.
Wilson, b. + Eshoman, w. U. lIousol
and &. |. Landis wore the committee run
ming tho affair, with g. w. Eckort aud II.
Il. Slaymakor ~ ablo assistants. The
grounds wore somewhat damp carly this
morning, bat the barristors were dry aud
tho committee AID it's help began about
$3.50 u. III. " hold sorios of special
meetings To determine what they
would do about IT, Some of tho
G!ou, and were glad thoy had such fine
cool weather for IL. Some OF them wanted
To adjourn until to morrow and have a
maudamus issued directing "Old Probs"
to furnish fair day. Others suggested
that a temporary injunction against rain
was the proper remedy. Others were for
hiring hall at uuco aud huliinga picnic
indoors, in tho city.
a general meeting for oDusultation was
hold in front OF tho Law building AZ .
O'Clock, tho chairman occupying the fire
plug aud this secretary keeping tho min.
utCs IN tho gutter with au umbrella. The
question was long and elhbOratoly argued.
Finally IL was agreed to wait day aud, IL
the weather improved, to go to What Glen
to morrow; il net u hold the picnic
under cover IN town Counsellor North
went to Columbia, aud Capt. Case took
tho train fOr Marietta.
a decentralization.
After thIs, other members OF the bar
CIme upon thU scene of action tho impet
uOus elemCut who were "agIn " post.
poncmont obtained recruits and secured a
reconsideration It WAS urgently shown
that postponed things never succeed aud
that there were elements of preparation
Tor the days event that wouldn't keep.
Tho bread for th, OCCASION had come
from the Vienna bakery IN Philadelphia :;
tho lobster. caught especially for the
picnic, had tho CJ'Ors OF the sunrise on
th0m when taken and the clans had
walked all tho way from Little Neck To
get here GA tlmr. MIR. Rochester had
come on tom western New York for Que
day only.
These considerations prevailed. Tho
Stalwars won tho day North and Case
were telcphoned to como back. Tho pic .
MO began at high n"ou in Excolsior hall,
The doors are guarded, koepibg reporters
out aud lawyers IN.
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ho Lights.
, ,,,o,b,u,s.. TO-, ..,,,,.

Eight electric aud thirty four gasoline
lamps refused to do their work last night.
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Trot IsostpoO.v.

place at tho park to morrow has been post
poucd, owing to tho condition Of the track
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NOBOVL fUENIIUKE.
~ Proposals tor supplying the new four
room building on South Prince street, with
Primary, Secondary amt Teachers Desks, will
be received until MONDAY, JULY eth, at 4
O'Clock y. m, at Alderman Samson's office, 2i3
North Queen 81, JOSEPH SAMSON,
ic1i-2Wd Chairman Committee.
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(trNuINE Old STOCK CON EtIItDT
" Cigars, tor 5C, II tor 25C., AT
HAkiMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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hEtK HAVANA FILLER CIGARS PDH
~ cents. Guaranteed to be clear fillcra at
nhRTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT ClGhE
STORE.
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uNDEns,GNEDH HAVING

~ on June ~, lSsi, Cnterod into partnership
Tor the purpose OF carrying ON the wholesale
Grocery business, at the old stand OF Joseph
OsIhchu, No. 2iS North Water street, under
the tirm name OF GindCr Il Osthcim, respect
fully solicit "A continuance OF tho patronage
20 generously bestowed.
PHILIP GINDER,
JOSEPH USTuElM.
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RED HORSE row DERS euro all diseases
horse, cattle sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Live Stock a POSIrIVECURE. may2i-e
For suIc tt II. Il. Cochran's drug store i37
North Queen street
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lust THINK ONT! AHKAIDrD .JkN

~ SEY tor sl.25. a good Braided Jerscy
with excellent braid on front, back and
sleeves, At 81 50. We also have Il new jersey
called the Tourists.
AT SWARR'S,
no. 90 North Queen Street. Lancaster.
PaIiIsOls ana Linen Lawns at cost.
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InE NOLrAIO BELT Co., OF Mhr-hnlI, Mich,
Oifnr 10 send Or. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic BELT
and Electric Appliances on trial, tor thirty
days, 10 mon, old and young, afflicted with
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