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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-20
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But It was in the limo Of his duty. His
commander, General Nelson A. Miles says,
che died at his post. And now, though
he be dead, in the words Of Horace, himself,
He hssEea, cd memorial moro lasting than brass,
Moro ms estic to view than the pyramids r.so f4'o
In the cycles uneudlns Of time u It flies S.'e5
Nor the pitlcss rain, nor tho lnde northern blast
Shall destroy the proud column he flushed that
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
OOsuENsED TELEsKAMs,


Mono of tho union moulders dared to
return to work at Redway s. Burton's
foundry, Cincinnati, this morning after
their severe handling by the crowd last
night when they left work.
There is a big rnn on the National bank
of New Brunswick, N. j., which is paying
all demands but may have to close. Police
arc kee ping back the great crowd.
Another Danish polar expedition from
Copenhagen will start next summer, via.
Franz Josef Land.
Many cases of cholera arc occurring
among troops guartered in Casstello
Nuovo, Naples.
Chinese advices report that China has
called $1,000 men to defend Pekin, and
granted the minister to war, IL, 600, 600
francs for the purchase of munitions.
The Nenia, o., National bank has been
authorized to resume business.
All buildings and offices of tho United
States treasury department will be closed
at 9 O'Clock on Tuesday next, the hour for
Mr.. Folger's funeral, in Geneva, N. Y.
Thomas J. Libby, the Scarborough, Me-,
hotel keeper who shot Lydia Snow and
himself will possibly recover.
DR.. Elliott, his wife ard daughter, Of
Chico, CAL, were robbed by two road
agents on Thursday, at Helfs Half Acre,
National park, Mont Tho robbers have
not yet been captured.
Official notice has been issued proclaim
ing that Bordeaux has been infected with
cholera since August 9th and refusing
admission to vessels from Bordeaux Al
Portuguese ports
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

dull and weak, and except TOR fresh s
ground springs, which are scarce ;
and prices dun and unehahseu
s@p0F1,n,S ssoS i SSDa o. my g.
Ga4 25 winter cleS.r, 81 5l:5 Ioi 90 n dn
SIS O0G5 81: Minn. extra cleal' ~ ooHo ~ W y
straight, IS 25g5 90; wisconsin clGar, q q
as 81 spring do, % 5O96 S fresh ground
springs scarce. os,o .u<
KVc tlour a. k55OG3 GA
Wheat dull and easy; N9; Western Red &kea,
sS,SsSi<c. No. do. S5c 4; No. Pa. do, $3.50
No > Delaware do, s9E49Oc.
corn hrmer tending upwards; steamer,
6oi65c sail yellow, 65G6dc; do mixed, 6iR
Sisc mixed, 6itaG5c; No. do, GOh9G!c.:
Ssc No. 2 do, S5G3514c No. ) do, 33G33kc
rejected, new, 2583Oc No 2mixed, 3lkc.
Rye nominal at CO465c.
Seeds. Cloversoed quiet at afs9lG Timothy
quict at a 55GIl g., fiaGsead nrIn ut VI 40
Winter Bran steady at sll 7jgpl5 25 tor No.
Provision market juObing, fairly active
Mess Pork, SlSQlS o. Sect Hams. s9}ap2i %
India Mess Eeet, s!05OG2o; city do, sls oo9
Bacon, IKE; Smoked Shoulders. SCI
piekIsG DC i2k&l8c.
Lard steadyi city refined, sA80i loose
butchers, "a primo steam S. ,,
Butter active. advancing Tor hne goods
Creamery extras, 2l025c estern do, 22g2'o
Il. &. 4 n. y. extras, mono Western dairy DO
| none; western good to choice, laal5e.
Rolls at Sll2c.
Eggs easy ana in moderate demand extras
l9GaOc Western, l9Q8l9%c.
Chcese- market quiet and barely steady
New York tull creams, lO1lO&ci ONO
| FLATS, choice. S8si4c; Western fair 10 prime
| GG7lc; Penn'a part skins, 2h8ikc do iuI
'Petgo,eum quiet; Ronned, Sc.
| RbiEkY dull and lower; western a'y 10
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
vpurcoa W i'm Murd.r,ug B,s brother.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6 -William II. Downie.
p member Of tho board Of trade, was found
dead in the basement of his house on La
Sale avenue last night. 1t was at first
supposed to be q case of suicide, but closer
examination aud the fact that no weapon
was found led to the conclusion that it was
murder. lie and his brother Charles had
frequent alt, rcations over an estate left
them by their mother. They had n fight
yesterday, in which Charles tried to brain
William with an axe. Charles was arrested
and revolver found on him with ono
ehamber empty,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

Witnesses fOr the plaintiff are still being
called in the BrickerviIlo church case.
The VOlicO reported one electric aud
five gasoline liIhts not butnirg on Friday
night.
The mayor disposed of four cases this
morning, One drunk was committed to
tho station house for "a hours and tlICe
ludgCrg were discharged.
The viewers appointed to inspect tie
Clay and Ilinklctown turnpike, recently
built by K A. Malone & Sou, report it a
fiue piece of work.
Jacob H0ke, Of & resrcca Centre, has
lett with uB manmuth peach of the
Crawford variety. He raised three that
weighed 23t ounces.
The Scranton councilmen lett for Read
ing yesterday nfterT oon, we'll pleased with
thr whrkiu.s of the local fire department,
which they clmC specially to examine.
They viii recommend to their councils the
adoption Ul a tire department similar to
that in uDo in this city.
Howard Fry, charged with assaulting
with intent to commit q rape on Mrs. Lena
Yakr. OF Turkey hill, appeared at Alder
man Bars Office this morning, waived a
hearing aud entered bail i'll the sum of
5000 fUr trial at the November term of
court.
Charles w. Walton, James Young aud
Joan c. GIL, who were arrested at the
PAk Far n Tuesday by officer Baruhold
on susp.c'Cu OF being pickpo ,cts, were
bruul ht up 10 day before Alderman Sam
s0u T,," three men were sentenced to
fiv' days imprisonment.
Tar ho-se Of J. w. Trees, baker, No.
$40 S.uh Qu,en street scared on that
atU,, his morning aud ran rapidly down
tie ~peot In attempting to enter the
stab. q yard no made too short turn, and
ono wl"ci and the top OF the wagon we're
| broE,u. 4 laughter OF Mr.. Trees AID
| ono Of lIf apprentices were in the wagon,
| bus they were not injured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
The TalIapoosn Tragedy.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ga telegram
from Lieut.. Com. Hitchcock, at Cottage
City, says The body found at Nan
tucket and supposed to have been that of
Surgeon Black, lost on the Tallapoosa,
was man who had been buried three
days before the Tallapoosa collision. Lieut.
Hitchcock also says that when VIII.
liam O'Donnell, also lost on the
Tallapoosa, was found on Muskegel
island, the head. was gone, also
the flesh from the hands, decomposition
having far advanced. The body was held
together by the clothes. 1t was nnn'p'etufy
dressed and was .wisauuJ lie preserver.
TIE rvrnatns were inferred at Edgartown,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
TWO remales on u Lark

Rebecca pellcr and Lizzie Weitzol were
On 3 lark last night and during the tenn
pgrary absence of John McFaddcn from
his carriage they jumped in and tool; q
drive around this city. Tho police were
notified aud Chief Haines and officer Win.
over arrested tho girls, aS they were driv-
inr On North Queen street, near the square.
They were locked up at the station house
a>d 20 Mr. McFadden did not desire to
entor a suIl against them for the larceny
OF the team, a charge of drunken and
dis1rderiy conduct was preferred against
them, before Alderman Barr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
TaE NATIONAL uAms.
KuRylhb IToatmept OF tho Lancaster Club
In Mast liberty-Dismund Dot,.

Kuavlhh 1rostmept OF tho Lanoaster Club
In rart liberty-Dismund Dots.
The Lancaster baseball club have re-
turned from their trip to East Liberty not
very woll pleased at the manner in which
they were treated by the Liberty Stars.
Rame had been won from tho Stars, they
were approached and asked TO play of
IN tho third game, 50 as to
allow the Stars TO win some money.
This tho Lancaster club refused to do
and tho. party who attempted the
negotiation was told that the Lancaster
club would beat them as bad as they could
The Stars representative urged the adop.
tion OF their proposition, stating they
would play with them two additional
games in Pittsburg on Friday and TO. day,
aud divide tho cato receipts with thom.
Tho Lancaster refused to go into the ar
rangomcnt, the third game resulted in q
victory of to in favor Of Lancaster, and
then tho managers Of the Stars refused to
pay tho club the guarantee of $l5 for the
third game. An effort will he made to
collect il.
Tho Christiaua club defeated the Oxford
yesterday at Christiana by the following
score:
I"NrNos 2 i6G 50
Christiana. 2O4l . 9 0..IG
ONio Nior'..,...........,..l U o | p
Base hits, Gnristiana H. oxford 1 struck out
ChTistiuua q, Ok ord II; lett on bases. Chris.
tianap, oxford errors. CIrlstiana Z, oxford
.. Umpire Mr.. Doice
The lronsides were defeated yesterday
IN Allentown by tho following score
INEIEas 5 $
1rOnsidus.............O 0 9 o. 2
Alloutown.......,....2 o 2 0 o Kill
SUMMARY.
Bafo nits-i ironsidcs, 8; Allentown, .. Errors
--lronsIdcs, I; Allcntown,4.
Eotis Of the Game.
Hotford, tho Franklin (Pa.) pitcher, has
been released by Cleveland and taken up
by the Allegheny Club.
It's ridiculOus,uOt to score battery errors,
such rs pass balls and wild pitches, in the
error column. They are accountable for
nearly as many ruus as arc made by clean
bItting. Philadelphia Record.
DANES Played Yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA Detroit .. Phi ladelphia
) /; Providence : Providence >, Cleveland
A.; st. Louis st. Louis 2, Athletic Z
Louisyilla Baltimore 4, Louisville 3
Cincinnati Metropolitan -, Cincinnati
3 Wilmington, Deli: Cincinnati Union 9,
Wilmington Washington. d. &. (stop-
pod 10y larkuess) ; National Is, Kansas
City 3 Baltimore st. Lou's Union Z,
Baltimore Union 6 York, Pa. stopped
by dtrkness) Domestic 10, York 10.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

CHIoAeo: :-Hogs-Receipts li0U head ship-
mens, S,co0 head market dull and i09iSc
ping, as06 65 light bacon grades, IS 10
90 40 skfps, ~ zoos 20. ~
Catte-Receipts, 5000 head shipments, $500
head market active and firm n shnce a hi irher.
export grades, % so@7 10; good to choice
steers, 70 s096 70 common TO medium 0s0
o %; g,ass TEXANS, % oo0t 20; wintcred
sheep Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
none market quiet ana unchanged inferior
10 fair, ~ 5Od3 20 medium to good, o. eOsf4
choice TO extra, " l5n4 40; lambs n head, Sib
V3 %: Texas sheep, " 5093 40.
EAST Observation-Disclosures doing. re-
ceipts, 26l head shipments, los mead.
Hogs-market firm; receipts, 900 head ;
shipments, 800 head Philsdelpnias, % 400
. 6J Baltimores, 20 l578 IS Yorkors, o. 75T
Q 90; grassers, u 5Od6n5 so.
sheep slow; prices unchanged receipts
1,GO0 head shipments, 40 head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

Edw. Staufler, farmer, Earl.
Il. b. Brubakcr, miller. Elizabeth.
B. Il. Myers, inn keeper, Stsasburg
township.
Philip Wall, inn keeper, 9th ward, city.
Henry Brock, shoe dealer, Sth ward
John A. Gable, trimmer, 9TH ward city.
uuarttr sessions, NOV. 10.
w. G.. Bucbmiller, merchant, dth ward,
oity.
]. IL. Haudwork, farmer East Earl.
Frank q. Musser, lsborer, 9th ward,
city.
Amos Il. Hiostand, miller, Mt. Joy twp.
Jacob Keller, drovor, Barl
Jacob NJ. Mayer, farmer, Mannheim twp.
J. G. Spaeth, cOniCctionsr, LIST ward,
city.
John :. Lutz, farmer, Il. Cocalicc.
Adam X. Barr, gentleman, 81 ward,
city.
Lovi s. Gross, farmer, L. Hempdeld.
William WesthaeiIor, grain dealer. lSt
ward, city.
Ellwood Jackson, farmer, Bart.
Henry Mullen, shoemaker, Mt. Joy bor.
II. u. Pfahler, machinist, Columbia.
Albert 3. Risscr, farmer, Rapho.
IL. NJ Weller, farmer, W. HempIcld.
Samuel Eberlein, painter, Columbia.
j. Il. Bomberger, gentleman, Warwick, 4,
Samuel Erb, farmer, East Donegal.
Miller Sehner, farmer, Psquea.
John Hershey, farmer, Ssh ward, city
John G.. Siohr, packer, oh ward, city.
VIM, Rose, gentlomGu, C0ncs.oga,
Samuel W, Potts, inukespcr, Lancaster
Twp.
lliram McElIoy, grocer, 9th ward oity.
Henry Il, shrimp. dealer, East Cocaicc.
Samuel II. Zahm, book seller, 9th ward
city.
Albert s. Rengier, merchant, ith ward
city.
George w. IIildebraud, laboIer Marietta.
ThoI. q. Bitter, farmer, Salisbury.
Elias B. Shearer, farmer. Rlpho.
Moses Ober ir,, farmer, RlphU.
Baui G.. Good, farmer, Pequoa.
Levi $. kreider, merchant, East Llm-
peter.
II. NJ. Shrciucr. iewolar, lst ward city.
Jacob Miller, fa.mgr, Cpncstoga
Christian Hershey, farmer, Rapho.
\ L. Hallemau, merchant, Columbia.
|. n. >, VIII, scfiyoner. Eaet Donegal.
]. ". Naumau, farmor, h5 Jny town
ship.
John NJ. Ruttor, iar'hai, salisbury.
Rufus NJ. Hymnu, merchant, Adams
town.
Dan'l W, Long, ciga' maker. Mauheim
buTOugh.
James Collins, fprmcr Colcrainc.
John Warfcl. printer, "a ward city
Amos p. ROhrer, farmer, Strastu twp.
David Lands, farmer, MauoT.
Joseph ID, POwDal, GrOver. Salisbury.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

The Citizens Band. Of Mannheim, cheap ex-
cursop To Philadelphia, state fair and At
lsntic CITY, on Wednesday, September 10th.
Round trip tickets, good for three days, TO
rt turn On any train from Philadelphia lone
day from Atlantic City.) Through trains leaye
Lancaster (King stTeeN at SD m; Col
umbIa, 5:i5 a. m; Landisville, G;l3 II. m. Fare
only $500. Leave Mannheim AT 6;2I Il. m;
LtitZ, G.SS "a. M Ephrata, 7;C5a. III. Fare only
$3.50. Trains will return same night. Leave
Atlantic City Rt 100 p. M philadelphia, 1000
p, n s24,6s,9d<w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
suits Settled.

Tie suit for malicious trespsss entered
against five Of the employees of tho Phila.
Gephia, Reading & rottsvilie telegraph
company by A. j. Steinman has
been settled. The telegraph company
arr,ed to repair all damage done
to he pavement, erect a telegraph pole on
rhs Steinman property that would not be
an sycso!e to the noighborhood and pay
tho costs OF suit. The proposition was
accepted by the prosecutor, and the case s
docket
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

An alarm of fire, struck from boxes l2
and "a at , O'Clock this morning, brought
out the department, The fire was in the
building on South Queen street, st prasent
unoccupied, but formerly used as II con-
vent aud school by tho sisters of s..
Mary's parish and originated under the
stairway, whcrC lot O! ashes ana rubbish
was piled. Companies ] and were In
service and the tiTo was soon extiuguished,
Tho loss was triiing. In the opinion of
Chiof Howell spontaneous oombustion
GnuECd tho liIe.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
Proposals Received.

Tho board OF poor directors resolved
proposals to-day for coal for tho ensuing
year for the almshouse and hospital build
ipgs, The bidders we're Russell Il Shul-
myor, Kaufman, Keller & Co, CD. Swarr
Il Co, and Baumgardner u jetfries. Tho
the following prices 30 tons Lykens
valley at $415, 80 tons medium stove
"a 10, 90 tons hard egg $3.50 and 900 tons
hard broken at 50 54.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
urdn'r Know 1t Was Loaned

From tho Mount JOY Herald.
A pupil of the Soldiers Orphans school,
while showing companion how his re
volver worked, which no aid was not
uadcd, discharged it, the call entering his
leg Just above tha knee. An
examination failed 10 r5Teal the loca
tioG of tho bullet ami Dr.. j. l.. Ziegler,
who is the physician In charge aC the
school, did not think ii advisable 10 probe
for it. Tho boy is doug we'll
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
Decision Reserved.

George Smith charged with false pro-
tense, growing out of a watch trade with
Ambrose Wcrth was heard by Alderman
Barr last evening and tho facts as pub
l;shed in tho INTELLIGENCER of FRIDAY
were testified to. The alderman reserved
his decision.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

GLASGOW, Sept. G.--An immense dem.
oDstration in favor OF tn franchise bill
occurred here to day. The procession
reached ten miles and irolud,d over
seventy thousand pegtOns Forty bands
OF music we're in the parade. On the
Glasgow green speeches were delivered
from eis ht different platforms.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

Ia spite OF the intense heat of last even
log fair audience was present in Fulton
opera house at the presentation of Dams
Tribulations" by tho Hanley company.
Tho performance was excellent in every
respect and the vocal selections rendered
were in particular admirable. Tho com.
pany may be assured better welcome on
their return.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
No Ubance for unitoa Acrion.

PITTsBURG, En., sept. G.-The latest
returns received by The Secretary of the
Western Pig Iron associat on does not in
dictate that the movement to secute united
action i'll the restriction Oi production by
the banking OF furnace fires on tie line
proposed has been accepted by Il sufficient
mum ber of furnaces TO cover the terms of
the agrepmeEt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

BALTIMORE, Md. Sept 6--Fhe associa
ton Of Old Defenders, tue members of
which fought in 1912, has been disbanded,
the few survivors being disabled by
infirmities OF old age
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
---=- ----7-= 7-7'-aa'-as - --=-s--s
To Repair IIamages

Dear lady, there Il probably no use telling
you thar fashionable life in q great city Is II
rough one on your beauty. Late honrs. loss
)t sleep ana mental excitement will leave you
by ant by shorn OF those beautiful tresses
which drew lovers around you in other years.
Artificial substitutes can never pass for those
rich and glossy !Oc <s. Parker's Hair Ba!sam
win stop your hnir from falling out. restore
tS natural color ana softness, and prove
cleansing ana beneficial to the scalp.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
Drown'r senuid Pauacea

- Sc .nost effective Pain Destroyer IN the
~rlad. VIII most surs!S quicken the blopd
nyslsr taken Internally or appl'eu cxter-
fAIE. whether chronic or acute, than any
otheI pain alleviator, and 1t 10 warranted dou-
bic the strength OF any similar preparation.
II cures pain In tho Siae, Back or Bowels,
Surs Throat, Rheumatism, ToOthache, and
hi.b ACHES, and fs The Srest keltever OF
Pain. 'tBRoWN's HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. A teaspoon tul of
no panacoa In q uumbler OF hot water Isweat.
ened, 81 prefeIredl, AIKEN nj bedtime, wil,
ENGhK Up A COLO. 25 cents y botLls
-rsNy' lydM W, ,Sxu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
Eow YORK mArkets

NEW YORK, Sept 8-Flour-Sta'e anc
Western dull and declining. southern quie
and weak.
Wheat Ha9sc lower, dun and heavy No.
White nominal; No. Red, sept, S9tsG3)c
Oct !, 9Okg9lc: Nov, 92ssGsl}ke; Dec, S4S
6lPlsEc Jan, 96Ic.
Corn A9lHc higher and very nrm ; MIX d
Western spol 6sQ72c do future, 67d66e.
Oats HEpl1c higher No. 2 september, S3Ac
Oct, sGAgSSc State, sS9iSc; western, S's
A3c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
Re,prneG TO Court.

John NJ. Peoples, the insurance agent,
charged by J. Buntz with embezzlement
and false protenso before Alderman Mo
CUnomy was heard this morning and re
quir?d to enter bail for his appearance at
tho November court of quarter sessions.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
A AIissing Auditor HotuFns.

EAsToN, Pa, Sept, 6,--County Auditor
Hahn, who was charged with forgery,
returned last night and gaVa bail this
morning to appeal at court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

Tobias Myers, the boy arrested at the
fair grounds yesterday afternoon for at
temp'in. tn cut special officer Weaver.
The pro cntor withdrew the suit.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 6.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
slight charges in temperature, with west
erly winds, For Sunday, generally fair
weather is indicated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

The worship of the Lancaster New Jerusa-
lem society will te resumed on Sunday morn
ing, the 7th inst, in Longs building, North
Queen street, at the usual church hour. Ser
vices conducted by the leader.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
NE1,a,sy'a Awfui rirup

BETHLEHEM, Pa, sept. 6 Miss Theresa
Nucce is uuder arrest here for killing her
child to which she gave birth yesterday.
She is said TO have drowned it 10 n cess
Donl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
HARRIiGES.

GRIEsP - PASSION. = on the sixth OF ninth
m nth, at the home OF the bride, by Friends
oeremOay, Frank GIiest and hllen 8. Preston,
both OF Lancaster, Pa, It,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

The Littz Record is seven years old,
ard Iiko old vino it improves with age.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06
%nIIAdeipaIs.

2 a9TJVIsV<1l I"s5
stocks unsettled.
Philadelphia : Erie IL. E......,,... ........ l2E
RendinS Railroad ........................ 13I4
Pennsylvania Railroad. oad..........s..........a SO
i.eMgh valley Railroad. ...... .................. 6lh
United Companies Of Now Jersey. 1872
Nrrih@ru Pacific. ...............,........... q
oraharn r"citic preterrei.. 4sIs
HnClharn Central Railroad. t...............5 SIN
l.oriGh Navigation mpany.............. a2k
Ncrriaiown Railroad. .103x
Contra Trans portstioa Company...... =. "a
buffalo, Y. and Philadelphia. ...... AZ
ir!.r aHnH-is!U lt6iiroaa ..........., -. 90
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder
and Urinary Diseases. Scalding, Irritation,
stone, Gravel, Catarrh OF the Bladder. q
Druggists Q
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-06

.IJOitioE5 Uy Associated Press
SIOCka lOMnr. Money. oM3c
SPkCTf! NOTICES
"RuUGti nN EArs.,

'N MAJ
Clears out rats mice. roaches dies ants bed
bugs, sSunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
Druggists. IN
That weak back or pain in the aldo n'ps
you will find inmediRte.y relieved when II
Hop Plaster Is applied. 1t strengthens the
without suffering. Take none but this, tits
sure.