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The Evening critic., 1884-06-17

DOCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL
Ii BATHS.
Great North Mountain. near Winchester, Va.
Opens June IL, 1884. Terms, s38 to t56 per month
OF four weeks, Tickets from Washington to the
Springs and return, $3.50; good until October ~.
Illustrated pamphlets, giving all information
may be had OF
A. s. PRATT d SONS. Managers,
my8.tf 40l 9th street northwest
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-23
kESuumn rtum nuAru

lho following statement OF William J. Cough
In, OF SomerYillc, Mass, is so remarkable that
wo beg to ask for IL the attention ot our road
ers. lio says "ln the fall OF 1876 was taken
with Il violent bleeding OF the luL, !, followed
by severe cough. | soon began to lose my
appetite and tlCsh l was so weak at QUO time
that could not leave my bed. In tho sum.
mcr OF 1877 / wa1admittCd to the City Hospital.
while there the doctors said hat a hole In
my lett lung rs big ~ halfdOllur, IeXpCnd.
ed over hundred dollars IA doctors and med.
icinCs. Twas so tar gone at ono time Il report
went around that was dead, | gave up hope
but u TREND told me OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
bNl SAM FOR THE LUNGS. | laughe at
my iIiends, thinking my case iGcurablc, but
got u bottle 10 satisfy them, when 10 my sur.
prisoa' qualification, / commenced TO feel
bctter My hope, once dead, began TO revive,
aud 10 lay feel In better spirits than | have
the past three years.
~ writethis hoping you viii publish It, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
Will be induced TO take DIR. WM. HALLS
BALShM tORTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED |
have taken two bottles ana can positively say
that II has done me moro good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick.
ness. My cough has almost entiItly disap.
peared and shall soon be able to go TO work
sold bv II. u, Cochran. 1877 North Queen street
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DEAD heats
a Family OF Impost.rs that Hoodwinked
Kind Hearted citizens.

n faniIy OF tmpOsttrH that hOOdWi In u Il
Kind hearted citizens.
A German family, consisting Of ofhusbaud
and wife, ode grown son and two small
children, arrived in this city yesterday in
one of tho trains from the West. The
woman was In tears ard tho man almost
crazed with grief, aud both of them
wished they were dead. They told pitcous
stories Of their poverty and suiferings and
created great deal OF sympathy
among people in and about the
Pennsylvania railroad depot. OH
Ger Roy was deeply affected and
busted himself in their behalf collecting
provisions to stay their stomachs, aud
money to enabs the m to reach their friends
and gave them comfortable quarters for the
night in tho geutlemcn's waiting room {;
but still they were iucOnsollbe and wept
louder than ever this morning, and received
aims iIOm many tenderhearted pcopl3 10
whom they detailed their stories.
Unfortunately for them their stories did
not tally, ono OF the stories being to the
effect that they left Sunbury, Pa, for
Newark, n. j., where they had relatives {;
and another story being that they had been
brought by mistake from Sunbury to Har-
burg and thence tO Lancaster, and wanted
to get back to Sunbury. When tho Har
risburg express train FOR Philadelphia
reached this city this morning they boarded
it. The conductor, nOt 50 tender hearted
as Officer Roy, demanded their tickets.
With tears in thCic eyes and anguish
depicted IN their oountenauces they
told him they had no tickets.
Money, them" said the conductor :;
but they vowed they had no money. "You
must get OF this, then" said the couduc.
tor, aud he stopped the train to let them
off Instantly they dried their tears and
the eldest son. uEbuttoninG his coat,
pulled out roll Of notes that would have
gladdeuCd the eyes of b'oatCd banl,
president and selecting few OF the small
notes paid tho fare Of the party to PhiIa
delphia. They wcro simply family of
dead beats, who had worked their way
east as far as Lancaster, by exciting tho
sympathy of tender hearted officials aud
others like Officer Roy.
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why no shaved So oItsn.

Tempo bhI.
A gentleman took tho pledge tho other
day, but somehow his abstinence from the
moderate quantity OF wine he was accus-
toned TO drink did not agrce with him.
His doctor was sent for, who recommended
light alcoholic stimuIant. This advice
was received with horror. Glow can -"
said the sick man, "Violate my vow?
have forbidden my servants the beer
which they loved 50 well, and l am going
TO preside at Blue Ribbon meeting next
week. can | can say" said tae doctor,
" is that stimulant is necessary for your
health. You had better get bottle of
whisky and hide it away, and when your
shaving water comes up just mix yourself
a tumbler of whisky aud water" Tho
doctor departed, and meeting his patients Il
servant week afterward, he asked him
how his master was going on. "oh, very
we'll rs to bodily health" was the reply 4;
"but between you and me, sir, think no
has gone wrong in tho head-he has taken
to shaving himself six times day"
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py6dTIfS.

-
STEIGERwALT.-Jan. y, 1884, in this city, sud-
denly, william u. Strigerwalt, in the 5lst year
OF his age.
he relatives and trtouds OF the family, and
also the members OF Monterey Lodge, 40. 2ll
|. o. o. r., ECshah EO-nce Tribe of Red Mon,
and Inland City Lodge, No So, X. OF t., ara
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the late residence OF the deceased, No. % North
Plum street, on Friday afternoon ut o'clock
lnt'rment at Lancaster cemetery.
GIBBS On Tues lay. 2h inst, J. Fred, infant
son ot JnO, r. and Mary 4. Gibbs, aged six
months.
Funeral 'rCm his paIonts' residence, No. 49,
\ horth Mary street, on Friday, January IS, at
Ii O'Clock H. IN. Relatives and friends Of tho
family are respectfully invited TO attend. II
MlLLER.-In this city, on the 2!d inst, Con.
rat j, Miller, In the 7Olh yo1r OF his ago.
The relatives and fricnis OF tho family are
respectfully invited dtOattend tho funeral from
his late residence, No, S3i South Prince
street on Friday afternoon ut o'clock. In
tCrnent at Woodward llill cemetery.
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numLLM sNLN-n wEnNrsuAY. LAr

DCniiu SALE -ON WEDNESDAY, JAN
! UARl 80, 1884, ut the Leopard hotel, that
Two story brick dwelling, with two-story
street, hall, seven rooms, garrct and cellar,
gas, hydrant, etc.
Lot l71Fxlb feet, side and rear alley, fruit
grape uvbor, etc,
Possession and clear title April ], 1854.
sale to commence at o'clock p. IN.
". sHuBEET, ALLAN HERR & co,
Jl'-lOtd Auct. lO3 East kingst.
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Raiiroaders Rewarded.

Tho result Of the official inspection of
tho Pennsylvania railroad has been made
public. James Pyle, foreman of tho sec
tion OF tho road between tho Big and
Little Conestoga, was awarded premium
OF 800 for having tho second best section
OF the road Charles Burr was also award.
cd second premium Of $50 for his section
cast OF tho Conostoga, and M. Barkley was
awarded first premium Of 800 for tho new
Lancaster cut off and switches at Diller.
vile.
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Live stock Marker

.CHIoAGo-The Dropers journal reports
Hogs-.heceipts, 10000 head shipments $500
market strong and price s 90 l1c higher pack.
Ing, - 35G5 - packing and shipping, sj s36a
~ light, ~ 25G5 - skips, 81 50a5.
Cattle-hecetpts 5000 head shipments 900
20 90; market strong and 2jc higher; exports
70 lOn6 10; good to choice shipping s5 con
common to medium, s5fp0 so.
sheep-Receipts, 500 head shipments 4, 100
DO market strong inferior to fair s3fp3 "
100 bs medium to good, 8t O0d5 90 choice
TO extra, ~ 2jt6 90 Texans, 81 1903 70.
EAST LIBERTY.-Cattle dull receipts ss5
head shipments. 2Olt
Hogs wore In iair demand PhiladeIphias
% 30RG co.; Yorkers, S 70G0 90 receipts 1895
head; shipments, $40 do. TO-
Sheep were active aud frm prices nm.
changed; receipts, 2.sp) head shipments, 1000
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Motners / nlothorst Mothers

Arc you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
with tho ekcruciating pain OF cutting teeth ?
II so, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II Will relieve
the poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon It there Is no mistake about II. There Is
not mother en- earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that It Will
regulate tho bowels and givo rest To the
mother, and relief and health TO the child, OPP
Grating like magic. IL isperiectly safe 10 use
In all cases, ana pleasant to the taste, and Is
the prescription OF one OF the oliCst and hest
female physicians In the UnitCi States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents n bottle.
mnVI-M " Saw
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In CONaItEss.


Senator sherman ana tho DanviIle Rioty
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.--In the Senate to.
day Mr.. Sherman offered lengthy resolu
tions reciting the newspaper reports of the
murders committed at election riots in
November last at Dauvills, Va, and in
Copiah county, Miss, and alleging that
the murders were committed by bodies of
men organized to punish political oppo-
nepts and instructng the committee on
privileges and elections to inquire into
and report whether any citizens OF the
two states mentioned are deprived of
their constitutional rights, or whether
those states have neglected 10 protect
their citizens in tho enjoyment of their
civil and political rights. Mr.. Sherman
asked the immediate consideration of the
resolution, but upon objection Of Mr..
Cockrell. it went over until tomorrow.
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Runaway Accident.

This morning about 0 o'clock Mr.. NJ.
l.. Oyerholser, of Safe IIarbor, hitohed his
horse, which was attached to a market
wagon, in front of tho postOflicc. The
horse slipped his bride, enabling him To
see the top of tho wagon He took fright
and ran along North Queen street t.
O!ange and up Orange to Christian, where
coming in contact with a telegraph pole
tho top OF the wagon was broken off and
wrecked With the running gears still
hanging to him he ran through Christian
street to East King, where he was caught.
The running gears also were damaged, but
the horse escaped unhurt.
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.NM NENN = TnE LAKME nUUnLm

L'tE kENE. THE LARGE DOUBLE
L front store Room on tho northeast cor.
ner OF North Queen and Orange streets, now
anu Tor many years occupied by Mr. s. 3.
NalhVon, as clothing ana gcntlGuCn'5 fur.
hishing store. being well lighted by two Large
uialo glass windows. Possession given on
April !, lSsl Apply to
e.. IL. LEFENRE,
)AGt Onicc-NO. 1877 East King Street.
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DAY'SCELEBRA RATEDSOAP.


Ist. All lis's must BE- accompanied by 10 :
cent stamp tor return postage, EuJ tho written
statement that you have ant ar now using
thn Days Dap in your iauuv, asset the uume
ana address OF tho grocer 81 whom yOn
buy II,
"a. Words must be wIi.'cu padu,y wr mum.
DCrcd.
81. No words counted lI watch lotters are
used not found in Day &, .rDIu'o Soap.
4lh. All lists must bG in by the nr-t OF May,
rs thc premiums Will BE- UlH"n Ou that day,
ON. hhc premiums Will uo svoa in rotation
according 10 largest list Of WUr's.
. 6lh. write Your name uiWldresS plainly on
list, ana tor further Information and instruc.
II vas enclose cent stalup
This Ohcr Ia made 10 iuIUoe You Otry and
use t. nurest ANA best sDlp made. by Tvs use
you nave no Doling, no sCl.IluE, no hoat, no
steam, ana your washing Jua" IN one-hali the
usual umO,
Days soap must be used l-b'renlch Direc.
IONS WI DO found on ltCa wrapper The
DAYS soap can be htd ui leading wholesale
ana retail grCccrs throughout the United
States. Elegant ombos-rd caria gwen with
Day y SOAp
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.4oN KENT tbtM APRIL I.
J. The second and third floors OF No q East
kins street, suitable tor any kind of business
Also tho basement Of the same building; flt-
led Gp Tor ilrst class res Rurant. Inquire at
Jl5.ud NOS. 81 skORTH QUEEN ST.
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Tne n, q. hallway Earpipps

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 23.--The gross
earnings of tho Northern Central railway
company for December were si09, 151, and
the expenses 1889, III, leaving tho net
earnings sl0,3 being decrease of
80, 3O7 as compared with the corresponding
month in 1882. The gross earnings for
the year were 50, ,0SS, 1870, and the expenses
1881, 604, making the not earnings
S2, 256, 526, being gain of $293, ,672 as
compared with the previous year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-23

Col, Mahlon Chance, of Ohio, is raa
ported TO have said of Mr.. Il. H.
Hayes "Ho inherited 100000 or $500.
900 from hls uncle, Mr.. Birchard, besides
having saved considerable during HIS al
minlstration, HO is q careful, prudent
business man, and devotes the principal
portion Of his time to tho maa
agemebt of tho John +. Slater fund
for the cause of education in the
south. Hs is also interested in the pro
motion of tree planting on tho highways,
and is the patron OF all historical and
agricultural matters. The Methodists Of
Fremont are at present erecting q church
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a BROKEN RAIL,

Marrow Escape From Railroad Nc,i Isut.
This morning at $3.50, as tho mail train
No. was coming into the passenger depot,
the engineer, conductor aud others aboard,
felt jolting of tho cars just east Of
the Duke street bridge. When the
train stopped the conductor sent q
man back to see what was tho
matter, and he discovered that one Of
inches being broken entirely of It is not
known what caused tho break, but had it
not been discovered in time serious
accident might have resulted, rs there Is q
deep rocky cut at that point in the road.
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'Eu ADYERTISE.yEyry

~ Ew DARK AND MEDIUM DARK
~ Calicoos, New Shirtiug CaliCOps. New
tambtic5, New PercllGs, New MusIiua, New
rhV"iings, NOW Blankets, New Comforts and
Ne Countcrpanes ut the latest Low Prices at
janlO-3mdR No. % North Queen street.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
JDR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
events along tho susquehanna-itens OF
Interest In aud Around the Borough
Picked up ny tho lnteiN.

ssnhts along tho susquehanna-i'e"h ="
rnterost In and Around the borough
Picked MP ny tho hnteiIi-
genoor Reporter.
Union lodge of odd Fellows will hold 9
meeting to- night.
IIaverly's minstrels have been billed
for February o, Mt tho opera house.
Tho Herald Of this week contains an
article headed They Say" in which
quito number of tho largo "boys" abou,
town are touched up.
Messrs. ii. II. IIeise and John Forty
contemplate race between their crack
horses ut an carly date, which is to take
place on the river.
Tho Democratic primaries hero will be
held ON tho evening of February 0. The
places ut which they will be held havo not
yet been determined upon
Tho particulars of the late conference
between the committees appointed by the
AImory association and Company g to
settle the agitatod question of tho armo ry
rent have not yot been learned.
Tho funeral Of tho lato Snowden Modcr.
we'll was held this afternoon. Tho funeral
services were bold at the residence of n
brotheriu.law Of deceaSed-Mr. William
Faslg-tho remains being inferred in Mt.
Bethel cemetery.
The ladies' interested In tho fair TO DO
held by tho Columbia band met last even.
ing IN the band room to prepare for that
affair. II the citizens do as much for tho
band as those ladies are doing, it will
surely be a success.
Religious Matters.
The amount of interest manifested to
night In the special services at tho Presby.
terian church will decide whether they
will be continued.
Probably tho largest crowd that has
attended the Methodist revival this winter
was that of last night. The services were
OF q decidedly interesting character.
GiIdiug over tho snow.
Tho Reformed church congregation, or
ut least q number of them, will make o
sleighing trip TO York to- day.
The sleighing party which went TO Mt.
Joy on Monday evening last was very
pleasant affair.
Fast sledS seem to create considerable
rivalry among their owners here. Another
trip was mado from the Catholic Como-
terry to the vicinity OF tho stove works by
coaster in | {. minutes this time by JnO.
Naxton's bob sled.
The jolly club, composed almost eE-
tirely Of married ladies, mado sloighing
trip to Lancaster yesterday afternoon.
They were accompanied by several lady
friends OF members of tho club , II all
enjoyed tbemselyes to tho fullest The
CLUB made similar excursion last year
and met with some amusing adventures,
but this time tho jlunt was attended by
no adventures OF any startling kind
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-23
nrowns nousenoIn pgnncen,

ls the most effective Pain Destroyer IN the
world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied eHtcr.
nally. ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAlN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, ana II - warranted dOG.
bic the strength than any other similar propa-
ration.
IL cures pain in tho Side Back or Bowels,
sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothachc, aud
ALL Hrs, ana IS The Ureat Rciiever @,
Pain. "BROYN's HOusEHOLDPAEA EACEh"
should be In every family. a teaspoontuI OF
the PRnacca I'm a tumbler OF hot water fswrut.
enod, II prcfcrrsdl, taken Gt bndtimc Wilt
BREAK UP COLD - cents bottle
mavl-T Th,FSw
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how to secure ii.aith.

iHc0Ts strange that any one viii sul'rr
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ.
Wills SARSApARILLAAS STILLINGlA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical Organization. II
Is indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant 10
take, a III has proven itsclt to be the host
BLOOD PUBlflE" eyer discovered, effect.
ually curing ScrOtuia, Syphlittc disOrdcrs
Weakness OF tho Eidnuvs, Erysipclas Mala.
rita; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
iOus complaints and ali diseases indicating an
Impure condition Of IN" Blood, Liver, Rid
uoys, stomach, Skin, etc. 1t corrects indl
gcstiou. A single bottle will prove To You its
merits rs II health remover, Tor II ACTS LIKE
a CHARM, especially when the complaint ia
OF an exhaustive nature, having II tendency 10
lessen the natural vigoi %! tho brain and nor
vOus system.
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Grant and the Mexican Treaty.

New YORK, Jan. 23.--Geperal Grant
has written a letter to the Washington
EUeRing Star relative to the pending Mexi.
can treaty. Ho denies the asser
tions published in the Star that
he (Grant) and Senior Romero, of Mexico,
were partners and had private interests in
the treaty The general says he had no more
interest in the treaty than any other cti.
zen, but believed that its ratification
would be great step towards establish.
ing those relations between two contigu-
GUS republics, which ought to exist and
which would be of mutual advantage"
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Now oPEs.

Also Il nice assortment OF patti
other makes. being strictly first.class,
Vile. Davol, Fruit OF the Loom, ScmI
dale and King Philip Cambrlcs. In 81
Hamburg EmbrOiderics we haye now
nll In tull assortment.
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Arnuaennents

Rtces Irdrcaie Hdrty-E. E. Rico's Travos-
tic party VIII appear in the opera house this
evening, In Fun on tho BRISTOL" Tho Pitts.
burg Leader says :"Rico's Fun on the BRISTOL
Is Milling the house. Last night standing room
could hardly DO obtained by those who had not
secured seats. Fun on tho BRISTOL f. great
MT. Mark Sullivan, as WfdoO O'Brien, ana
Bobby EowcomD, as &.Cart. are good cards.
The music singing, dancing and jokes of tho
play rank IL to nrst class comedy"
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New York nyarketA

NEW FORK, Jan. 23-Flour without ouotabie
cnange trade moderate and unchanged.
wheat opened strong and x6Ac higher
iater ruled weaker and fell back about Lf1Kc:
trade fairly active; No. Red, Fob, SI 0lk
Hl Orai 90 March, 81 O7I6el O75k do ApriI
=, tTs9Ag5 70; do May, sl llJSQl l2sS do June,
Corn HpAc higher and fairly active Mixod
western, spot jO,p62c do future, 8l3itG8Ic
oats hgho higher; No. Feb. iOIfc April
asssZc; May, 42kc; state, iOQiGc we tern,
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MARRRTS.
PhiiadeIpnia mnrns,.

steady. ''"' ""h hnu
Rye Flour at % Gas 70.
ROD nsnt ~ ~ nrner fairly active No. 2 Western
an ioLay@ 70 NO . do, ojd77c No. 1 Pa. Rod.
,oiI Coch steady SAIL yellow and mixed. son
"VSS SSa,s f,r,n Arr mlSed N and yellow, 5da}7So.
2Gi2Hc; No. . do, tiLc, No M,YoJ soiIc'
Rye nominal at Csc " o'' '"',o-
Seeds. Clover easier at 9k6lOl.c; Timothy
Lard hrm.
Butter dull and barely steady
Eggs scarce and firm.
Cheese firm and fairly active.
petroleum quiet Refined, eL@3ko.
whisky nj sl ~
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snm.thing fnr nlI tnn prannnar.

Rov. II. IT, Fairall, D. d, editor OF the I0wd
Methodist, says editorially, In the November
lssJl number OF his paper ave have tested
tho merits OF Ely's Cream Balm, and believe
that, by thorough course OF treatment, It
will cure almost every case OF catarrh. Min.
isicrs, as class, are ainicted with head and
throat troubles, ana catarrh seems more pre-
Yalcnt than ever. We cannot recommend
Ely's Cream Balm too highly" Not n liquid
nora snuff. Applied to nostrils with the
finger. i2l.2wdood&w
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SnIt Tor DanAgeh.

Mary \. Brnser John Brinser aud Geo.
w. Brinser, by their mother, Mary A..
Briuser, have brought q suit for 5000
damages against S. NJ. Epplor. 1t appears
that some time ago brother of the Briu-
ser boys was killed by boiler explosion
above Elizabethtown. Tho boiler was
owned by EppleE and it Is claimed that
he knew II was defective, and failed to
have il Inspected
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&rruIW W,i by J. B. Long.

FhI Las
Lancaster City per cent isSs... loe los.so
1890. 100 ia
lSlS. . TO- la
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Tho Poultry show

Tho exhibition OF tho Lancaster Poultry
association closes this evening. Those
who have not seen it should attend as it
may be a long time before they will havo
another chance Of seeing 80 fine o display
of chickens and pigeons of all varieties.
Every visitor to the show to night, as well
as those who visited it yesterday, will have
a chance to win a breeding pen OF Black
Cochin fowls or pair of fancy pigeons.
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NM sInte EnltorS

HARRsDURG, Pa, January 23.--Tne
State Editorial association held its annual
meeting to day, about 60 members being
present, X. S Meuamin, Of Philadelphia,
was elected president aud Il. II, Thomas,
of Mecbanicsburg, secretary. 1t was
decided to include Gettysburg aud the
Cumberland valley in the next annual
excursion.
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a Di,nonost Uouplo.

New YORK, Jan. 23.--Conrad Flint and
bis wife Pauline, were to day remanded
to await removal to Mahoning City, on the
charge of grand larceny. Conrad was u
coal miner, and few days ago after the
couple had been in the store of Mr.. Krattle
in Mahony City. $765 which was in a
closet. was missed. The greater part of
the money was found on them.