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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-28
DARKEk's GINGER To,iU.
Songs Never Sung.
"How does that verse rum Something like
this, isn't itH
,lhere are who touch the magic stlinG

"lIow does that verse rum Something like
this, isn't itY
There are who touch the magic sting,
And noisy tame II proud to win them;
Alas tor those who never sing,
Butdie with all their music In them"
"ies, that's beautiful, pathetic and true"
said your representative " Tho poet alludeS
and never get their fun allowance OF 10y ana
air. which reminds me OF q letter shown mo
tho other day by HIsCoX & CO., Of New York,
signed by MIR. E. q. Williams, OF Chapman,
snyder county, Pa, prominent business
man of tnat place. lie writes
years, and had terrible attack in December
and January, 1882, / hardly know what
prompted mo TO Jake PARKRRs TONIC. Idid
so, and the first day took four doses. The
effect astUnished me. Ihat night slept as II
nothing was the matter with me, ana have
ever since, l have had colds since, but no
asthma. My breathing ~ now as perfect as II
OF anyone who has asthma tell him in my
name that PARKRR's TOSIO will cure it-eycn
after forty years. There was man who es-
capped the fate otthose whom the poet lamcnts
This preparation, which has nithtoiore been
known as PARRER's GINGER TONIC, will here
after be advertised and sold under the name
| OF PARKEE's TONIC lnasmuch as ginger II
| really an unimportant ingredient, ana un'
| principled dealers are constantly deceivinR
| their customers by substituting Inferior prep
| arauons under the name OF ginger, we drO!
| the misleading word.
| There Is no change, however, In tho prepl'
ton itself, and All bottles remaining in IN
| hands OF dealers, wrapped under the name o
| PARRgR's GINGER ToNIO contain the genuine
| medicine II the tao simile signature ot HIsCO!
4 Co. Is at the bottom OF the outside wrapper
llOlyds&eoww
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wasHINGTUE NEws.
he SatiouaI Isgi,Iatur

Things ia the Ssttonal Leg Ri'lature.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 90 - The Senate
committee on appropriations to day
ordered a favorable report oa the House
bill making appropriation - pay tobacco
tax rebate,
In the senate.
In the Senate to-day Messrs. Sherman
and Psudoton each presented resolutions
from wool growers OF Ohio praying for h }
restoration of the duty on wool to what it
was before the reduction vas mado by the
last Congress.
In the Senate a message was received
from the House announcing tho death
OF Congressman Mackey aud the Senate,
after appointing committee to attend the
obsequies of deceased, adjourned.
Democrats on the DanVIits Riots Resolution.
After the adjournment Of the Senate,
the Democratic senators wcYt into caucus
to consider and decide upon the policy to
be pursued in reference to the Sherman
| resolution.
Representative Msckey poah.
| Representative Edward VIM. Macl;ey
of South Carolina, oied this morning,
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The funded debt OF the city natures In 1895,
lSJJ aud 1891, and Mt intermediate periods VI
tho option Ot tho city.
rhat the public may judge the value OF the
Water works and Market Houses, we report
that Independent OF the city having the use OF
8s7 plugs and ali water required Tor Fire De-
partment and other city purposes, tho water
rents amount to tA, 800 OO, ana rents received
from Markets E, 900 90.
taxable property as per adjusted valuation
tor 1888, ell 10000 90.
The amount OF street damages in above
statements have been assessed to pay for the
buildings on said streets by the Vie GERS ap-
pointed by the court and are payable before
the streets can be opened a gooi portion OF
tine amount has been appealed from.
ROBERT A. EVANS,
HENRY WOLF,
JOHN MCkILLIPS,
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN,
Finance Committee,
CT, myers, Treasurer, II
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PHILApKLrHrA, January 2s--rlopr Dun and
unchanged supcrnne, " TaQ3 20 . Extra, % aS
~ 90; Pa. Family 81 5oQt Is, Minu. Extra
SOI6.
Wheat quiet No. y western Rod sl 05SD
No. 9 do, 06d97c No. Pa. Red, S neeI iiI.
Corn steady saii yellow aud mixed, ssxx
59ci No. mixed and yellow, Wnj7c,
oats quiet and steady No. White t3yatAc
no2 do, 4!k4i3c; Ma. 3 do, tic; No. Mixed,
Eye dull at CSC
Seeds Glover quiet at 9x@i0iIc, Timothy
dull at tt 40; Flaxsoed 6rm at 81 60
Provisions steady, Mess Pork, s'T 7Sn1fl
1850
Reconstructed shoulders, 7Ansc; salt
90, ilAgl2c Smoked Hams, 1904; pickled
10, fully cured, li54ml2ic.
Lard stendy, city refined at 100; looso
butchers, sM4sAc prime steam, % 306s 35.
But'er dul b rely stoady Pa. creamery.
43Oc.
Rolls at I292Oc.
Eggs scarce and nrm Pa. extra i0z142c
Western do, i0G42c lined 83c
Cheese firm fair demand; New York
fun cream lSlfltc Western, 10 alto; 30 fair
to good, llIf8l2Hc Pa. part skins, sl0ioxc;
do full, Sa0c
whisky a. t 20
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LANcAsrrn, "a Jan, 20, 's3.


The GrdHd Concert Minnie iiaus, who mp.
pears here Wednesday evening, is supported
by some OF the best operate artists now in
this country Tho program ne IL decidedly
ono Oi the most interesting OF any simIlnr en-
tnrtainment given IN this city for years, and
Minnie Hank s!ng' not less than tx selections
double the number whicl nor great Tival, ,
Christine Nilsson, IL accustomed to sing The
scene ir IN tho opera La FAyoritl," will be
sung In costume, and will b, given with the
singers usual ~ ca dramatic power The In.
danapolh JOwrd! says; The company Is
the best aud most artistic organization on tho
ROAD, AMI togUth'r with the Christine Nilsson
company. the only trOup performing only
three times week.
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Tho NtaDtur MAYOR

II bNlug understood that Mayor MacGoriglc
Will not accept denomination, citizens OF ali
parties arc interested In the election OF "A n /
successor. seven years experience Of Dem.
ocratic executive have proved so salts factory
that tho people OF Lancaster will elect the
nominee OF that party II hs - honest, iutelli-
gent, firm and has such acquaintance with
municipal affairs ns quality man Tor this
oricc. There IL such man his constituents
and the citzcna generally have approved his
course In councils hc has tho training, tho
ability the integrity the flrmness ana the
manners for the place
DAVID MCMULLES, OF the SECOND
WARD, IA the candidate of
BUSINESS MAN
IANCAsrER, "a Jan. 2s 's3
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POktTICAL.
I,'or ALUEsMAs
Subject to Republican Rules.
nrmuUBArIU PRIMARIES.

nrnUUBaTIU PRIMARIES.
The Democratic voters OF Lancaster City
viii meet at tboir tsual voting places on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2d. to settle the
Candidates for the several Offices TO be Il lied al
the ming municipal election. including
Mayor, six School Directors and City Com.
mtttccmcn-inembers OF Select Council from
the l-t, %, Sd. 9TH, Oh and sth wnrds-Com.
mon tOuncilmcn and ward ofIcers-Alder.
mon in tho 81 and 7th wards.
The voting place. viii DO IA follows
let Ward-Shobers Hotel, 6tos 4 p. M.
ed Ward-WGnditz's saloon, o to sp. IN.
81 Ward-BningCr's Saloon. 9 to a D. IN.
ltn Observation-Disclosures Saloon, o 10 ", IN.
9Th Ward Walls Hotel, O TO 3 p. m.
IA Ward-,SChiller House TO . u, M
7th Nard- Kuhlman's saloon, 3 20 8 D. m,
sth Ward-R ohlhaus' saloon, 3 TO y, m.
h Ward-haas' sal lon, 5 to 3 .. m.
Tho general nominations will be made al
the above named voting places, on wEDNns
DAY EVENING, JANUARY Slth, from 10
so'ulock.
The Judges will meet on the third floor OF
the new Post once Building, on Saturday
evening, Feb. 2d, at $50 to consolidate the
vote tor Mayor aud School Directors.
by order OF the Committee.
ID. McMULLlE, Chairman.
Attest J. u. LIoHTr, Secretary i!6 I'll
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TIRE mAYBrr TRAGEDY.
Tappap, tho Murderer weeps Ia Uour

Tappap. tho Murderer weeps ia Court.
JAMAICA, l.. | Jan. 29.-Ths oxamina
ton of Edmund Tappan, who confessed
implication in the murder of Mrs. and
Miss Maybee, was begun this morning.
There was much excitement among those
in the court room when Tappan was
brought in handcuhed. tie was crying
bitterly and looked carsworn and hag-
gard. After hearing several witnesses
court adjourned until Thursday. After
adjournment, Mrs. Tappau creaSed II scene
by upbraidng her husband aud tho wit
ness Frost, who, she charged, wanted to
hang her husband to get the reward Offer
ed for tho Maybce murderer. She became
80 violent that officers had to put her
out.
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The wrecked City ot Columbus.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Jan. 90 Up
to this morning no additional bodies from
the sunk, n steiner City Of Columbus
have been found on the shores of the
island About 100 cases of boots and
shoes aud number Of packages of other
merchandise have been picked up along
shore. The officers of the state force re.
main on the island collecting trunks aud
other personal effects of the passengers.
They report no cases of theft or wrong
doing.
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Live stock rIarNes

CHCAao-The DroUerS' journal reports
Tugs--keceipts, li,O01 head I; shipments, $500
co.; market dun and t0Dl5c. lower packing,
a. OW6 O5 packing and shipping, Vi 0JG6 o.
light, S5 50a6 10 skip3, siGs5 40.
Catue--hoceipts 800 head shipments, 1900
do. all below best exports lo9loc lower
exports SO 20I5 so good TO choice shipping,
IS tOdB 10 common tO medium, 81 90lp6 40
Shecp-ReCeipts, / 400 head shipments. I,t00
do market steady inferior to fair, 80 50I4 30;
good, s. 30; choice, s. 30 Texas sheep, est09
..
EAST LtBERTY.-Cattle dull nothing doing
receipts, SI5 head shipments, $40 head.
IIogs nrm PtiladeIphins, 81 G0D6 rs York
crs, t6aB 80 receipts, z, ,760 head shipments,
T. 40 do.
Shcep dull and unchanged: receipts, 200
head shi 2ments, 2 100 head.
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Now York M arkets.

NEW YuaK, Jan. 2s Flour unchanged.
Wheat opened LGAc lower, later ruled
stronger and recovered most OF decline
trade quite mo ierate No, q Red, Feb, ti 0osk
81 lOAll l0Ii DO May, H l22S9l iSN do
June,s l3aGl l3A.
western. spot, so,ps2c do future. 90 Eae55ic.
ONts LsStL.c lower; No. 2 Feb, 8SISD39sSc;
VI rch, i0Hc; April, N.kc May, &SD42tzc;
state, tOIt3O: Western, 391t5c.
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Cnriosity that Cott 500.

Mrs. Mary Hopkins, boarding house
keeper at Youngstown, Ohio, was fined
$50 on Saturday for opening a letter ad'
dressed to one of her female boarders,
Mrs. Hopkins suspected that the young
woman was not quite as good AZ she
might be, aud opened the letter to as,er-
tain II the suspicion was correct.
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1t VIII DO time enough to doubt the reliability
OF htdncy'Wort Doctors all agree that It is a
most valuable medicine IN all disorders OF Tho
Liver. kitncys and Bowels ana frequently
prescribe 1t. nr II. g. BNlIou, OF MOnktCn,
says Tho past year ! have used u more
than ever and with the best results II is the
most Ruccass'ul remedy | have over used"
such iccomrn"ndati n speaks tor Itself.
SnlA hy all drngRis,s. Soc Rhvt
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HKfHANS' SDDNT SALE OF ' NAIUABLE
~ Dwelling and choice building lots. ON
ancc OF an alias order OF the Orphans Court,
OF Lancaster county, Will he sold nj pubic
yendue, nj the Leopard Hotel, East King St,
Lancaster, PA.
ing House. twO-story Brick Back Building
will frame Coal ana Brick SmOkehOuse, and
lot or piece OF ground situated No. ass North
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa, fronting iS feet
more or less, ON said North Queen street, and
extending I'm depth 2i5 ieet, 10 Market alley.
There is u frame stable with Carriage House,
shed and also choice fruit aud grape vines on
the promises.
No. 2, The following choice building lots, on
" the Chestnut street tact,' Lancaster, Pa:
Nos, % and 30, on southeast corner OF Ch tSt.
nut and Marshall streets, adjoining each other
| and each lot being 22 feet In front by lis teCt
deep.
No. 1877, fronting % feet on north side Chest
nut street, and extending o. feet IN depth.
Nos. 2lS, 700 atl ana Hb2, fronting each % feot
on north aide OF Fulton street, and extending
IN depth IL feet. On said lots Nos Col and 2s9
| Il large Tobacco shed il erected, q feet by 80
feet, and IL feet high, with shiuglc root, which
VIII he sold either with tho lots or separately,
to suit purchasers.
Nos, $50 ana 3i3, each fronting p feet on
| south side OF Walnutstreet, and cNtcAding in
depth l50 feet.
Nos; 1853, 8si, $o3, s17 and s7', each fronting ~
feet on north sidO OF walnut street, and CX-
| tending in depth l20 feet.
Also. lots Nos. 2lo ana 2l7 on sile OF
Fulton street, adjoining each Other ANA each
| lot being p feet In front by ~ feet deep.
| Possession and titles on April |, lsSt,
Sale TO commence at 7 O'Clock, y. m., when
| attendance Will be given and terms OF suie
made known by
H,RTMAN,Ir.
| Executor OF u. Hartman, decd.
HENRY SHuBsRT, ACCt Iian2i Trh&S
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wby rb.y Us,, aim % ol, usp.r

Yes, that's sadly So" said jenkins, my
hair Is turning graz and ial ing ont before its
time Use something7 | would, but most
hSir rcstorers arc dangerous" " True" an.
swered his friend, but ParRer's Hair Balsam
Is rs hIrmless as 10 - effective. rvo tried ~,
and know. GIVE the Baisam a show and the
boys will soon stop calling you Old Man Jen
kins." 1t never falls to restore the original
color to gray or isded hair. Richly perfumed,
an elegant dressing. jlelyds&ooww
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EeW yprN.
Quotations by Associated Press.

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks higher Money easy al &c.
New York Central.
Erie Railroad. .,..................... 25X
Adams Express. ...,..,....le9
Michigan Central Railroad. ....,..,...... 9lH
Michigan Southern Railroad. ............... 97M
IIliuOs Central Railroad .iSGM
Cleveland q Pittsburgh RGilrOad. d......... .l3SA
Chicago v Rock Island Railroad. .........ll7
Pittsburgh 4 Fort Wayne Haiiroad .,l3lk
Western Dninp Telegraph Com mpany..... "a
Toledo q wabash. Observation-Disclosures l6k
New Jersey CentTOl Ol.,.-.......-............ 68I5
New York Ontario & NCstern,............. IL
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NOLuMRIA NEWS.
,Dg REGULAR UoRursroSnrS,r


Evonis along the susauehanns--Itoms "i
intorest IN aud Around th. iiotoush
siohon up ny the ini"th"
gonoer Hoportor.
A slight sprnkling OF snow fell this
morning.
The measlcs havo attacked largo mum.
Der of children in town.
The school board should SEQ to it that
tho public schools aro properly heated.
The Citizens band has sent out oircu
lars appealing 10 tho citizens TO aid them
with thor fair.
York aud Lancaster we're tho objective
points f0r slcighing parties from this place
yesterday,
While coistiuE ON hill ON North
Second street on Saturday, littlo girl
named Lula Plaics had one of her logs
injured by being thrown from her sled.
Two accidents to sleighs occurred yes
torday on tho hill leading from the river
20 Walnut street, caused by the sleighs
hoing overturned on snow banks lying
thcro.
A Saturday evening pleasant surprise
party was held at Mr.. w. + Browns resi-
dcncc ON 7th street to celebrate tho birth.
day anniversary of his little daughter
Clara Tho latter received several hand.
some pr9aents. The evening was one Of
uualloycd enjoyment for tho young folks.
h,onpa ,no nepot
Tho cp,,,s,lv,,,i,., ,oi,r,a,I ,o,,a ho,s.
,irL, wn,i'y y,,.,' s',', w. rhial;ns I;,i a., -
b0Gv tbis n,nrnin,, to cr;ny 'ho ,,ioasnros
nr cS,st,rr,
4 Lrott, Of nm, &c o., ,,oi,.,,,
train drsDn Le cNli", n, 40 p n Ia
c,uscd tho wrscl, ,rc or rho oar I,s, niebt
al lh.gO -, pucL nct M. ,racL was
riosoL for ,,r'r,TJ, nc Tnmr hnn,s yben 4,
,,os cIc,rcS h, tLo WiJJi,tn,,r yrocL ,res
mon
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y; Nv '9.'II w SH n ~ I,E"S
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a., '''o ~ D"T t'1'Is'
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,t,h,', t,T 49, o.i "'H' n.aty "nsnluay
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Tho@ 'S' N", ~ ~ ~ ". ~ II W. -
,h 'a0 w. i' "',.' 90 - i-,',', VI not'nH, AI
't," "'',,o ,t ~, ''''b % .H' w" lTu'l "nop.cu
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NOR RENT rltOM hpKIL 1

I'Oh nbNt rs%'" hFh'b l.
Il The second and third floors OF No. 4 East
KIN. street, suitable tor any kind OF business.
Also the basement Of the same building; III.
ted up for q hT-t class res'uurHnt. Inquire at
Jl5-tid NOS. NORTH QUEEN IT.
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non.tninv for all tn. pr,srners.

Rev. II. II. Fairall, ID. D.. e,IitOr Of tho loWd
MsthOdjsi, says editorially, tn the November
(lss1) number OF his paper ." We have tested
the merits of EiY's Cream Balm, ana believe
that, by "a thorough course OF treatment, IL
will cure almost every case OF catarrh. Min
istors, rs u class, are afflicted with head and
throat troubles. ana catarrn seems more pre-.
valent than ever. We cannot recommend
EIy's Cream Balm too highly" Not liquid
nora SNUFF. Applied TO nOstrils with the
finger. iN2VdeOdSw
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lpata S1aprsIIa0

Manager Yeckcr Of Fulton opera houso
received telegram from New York. in
forming him that the popular comedian,
John IL Owens, who was to appear here
shortly, has been suddenly taken sick, and
tho date has been cancelled He will how.
ever come at lator date.
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phrade,pn,a Cattle Market.

STOCK YARDS, WEST pntLADEEPBtA, Jan. 2s.--
Cattle market fair; rccelpts, 2,5eO head
Prime, TGd7Hc; Good, 6A87c; Medium, 8M
eQBLc Common, bLQGc.
Sheep market dun ; receipts, l2000 head ;
Prime, 6g6Ac; Good, 5ha5Ac; Medium.
4hg5hc; Common, SH9t%c; Lambs, Shn
|fogs-Reciep,s. $3.50 head market active;
selling at sI9Ac.
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SPEUfAL HUriobs.

In the Hop Porous Plaster thu virtues OF
FTs'h Hops are combiUcd with strengthening
ana stimulating balsans, and its cures OF Wenk
Back, Pain I'm th" Side, rheumatism, and Ncu-
ra'gia or Pain I'm the Chest are simply marvel.
Ions Il being more cfIicacious and thorough
than uI y linincnt or liquid remedies. You'n
say so after usiug
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IL Iancas ter city, Observation-Disclosures OF AL
mfnistration on said estate having ooen
Granted To the Undersigned, all persons
Indebted thereto are requ, sted 10 MAKE
Immediate payment, and those having claims
or demands against the same, viii present
them without delay Tor settlelneut 70 the un'
harsiuned KEBECCA BlfAkR,
8. GUST HOOk,
Administrators.
}, HAY BROWN, ATTY. tlh5tdoA~
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Rowing Match On the
Another vcssei supposed =, be Loot.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. Jan. %. Another Of
tho overdue Georges bank fishing vessels,
the schooner G. w. Statson, which has
been out seven weeks to day, is given up
as lost with crew Of IL men. The vessel
is insured here for four thousand dollars.
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Ilr tho pnrr

The mayor acknowledges the receipt of
tho following subscriptions for the small
pox sufferers Cash IL, John L. Beiler %,
a friend $2 20, and another 4 bushels OF
potatoes transferred from the soup fund
80
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stoCR M arsets.

Quotations by Reed, McGrann d Co, BanA
ara. LAncAsiPr. IA.
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Wsges TO be Reduced.

EXETER, N. H., Jan. 29.-The Exeter
manufacturing company has notified its
employees that after February II reduc.
tion of not over 10 per cent. will be made
In their wages.
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frozen to- greuth.

West Chester Republican.
man named Charles Stit,s, of tho
southern pa,t Of Lancaster county, was
found frozen to death Mt n point between
Rock Springs and Woods Mills. Near
tho man thcro was found bottle OF
whisky.
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a Mammoth hog

Mr.. A. Stevenson, of Huber's, killed a
Chester White hog that tipped the beam
Mt 5G3 pounds The man who can beat
this has yet to be heard from,
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Started Up Rt Allentown.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Jan. 2S.-Work was
resumed this morning in the Allentown
rolling mill company's little mill after a
ployment to one hundred persons.
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.,LuCrIuN or sUHuoL uIRrCrOns

lSLICTIUS pF SUHuDL DIRECTORS.
II The qualified electors of tho city OF Ian
caster are hereby notified that an election Will
be held in the several wurds, NJ the usual
places OF holding stale and county elections,
on TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ~ 1854 between
the hours OF O'Clock IN the morning and !
O'Clock in the evening OF said day, tor tho pur-
pose OF cleCting twelve persons 10 serve as
school directors for the term OF three years
from the first Thursday in November next.
And the election officers IN the several wards
are hereby required to make the necessary
Onicial returns OF the election to the prothOn.
otary. JOHN .ENERGOOD,
ian2S itdM President
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, local rains partly as
generally shifting to southerly winds,
warmer weather, falling barometer.
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Threw Away $3.50.

Troubled with as' hma Tor eight years Not
quite two bottles OF Thomas Eciectric Oli
cured me completely, after spending over 1856
without the -iightsEt bencht." This 10 what
August Trubner. of Tyrone, Pa, saws. FoI
safe by II. u. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l3'
North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-28

/ recommend Luuy Cameltas secret OF
Youth and Beauty for the complexion a. be.
Ing far superior to any article ever used. 1t
positively removes FTcCkles, anG will remove
Tan in one application. Price soc.
For sale at all druggists.
MAS. j. REENE SMITH,
e23-GrndN&' Newark, y. !.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-28
AkaIlnR.

The skating on the Conestoga is excel
lent. 1t is estimated that not less than
., 500 were on the ice skating on Sunday,
in the vicinity Of Graetf' landing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-28
Laois, tract soois,, M,.t,ng.

The monthly meeting OF tho Ladies' city
tact society niIl b. he q on Tuesday evening
NJ 7ilj o'clock, ~ the residence OF Mrs. &. A.
Ieinit.u, IN East King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-28

LivtsssToS-At hts resi- ence In PhilGiel
phiu, Jan. 2i 1884, Clement A. Livingston,
formerly or Lancaster county
Funeral from the residence OF his brother,
u. T.. Livingston, Gap, on Thursday next at
O'Clock D. III. lntcrmcnt at bellevue church.
yard. j2s-3t'
RgioART Jan. o. 1884 In this city. Cathn-
rins h. Keigart, in tho 62d yenr OF nor age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her lato re.idence, No. l43 North Duke
street. on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Services at st. Jares' Episcopal cuurch. In.
ierment vt MOOdwArl HiIl cemotoTY. u