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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-13
mARh A1s,
Phiisdeiphia market.

PHILApRLrHrA, May ls-riour dull and
steaGfiy held supernne state, s2SO0a Extra
do % 0O0e3 so Pa. family, " t0Set rs Ohio and
Indiana family, ~ 75deb 75; MINI. extra, a 90
efb rs /: straighf, s5 O075 rs; winter patents,
s5 75afG so spring do a5 25l8 so.
1.-Two tiour at o. 5013 8A.
Wheat drmor but quiet; No. western Red.
s1 O8k; No. 3 do. 98c No. Pa. Rod, o. IL.
Corn firm and in good local domand I;
Steamer mixed and yellow. 63n6 sail ycl-
low, csc do mixed, 6316ic No. . mixed and
oats i,rmcr and fairly active; MOL white,
4LRilc; No. 2 do 4lc; No 3do, t0kci re-
jected, 39dIOc No. 2 mixed, 3Tkc.
Rye scarce at 72c.
dull at sl iOSpi 80 Flaxseed hrm ut 81 76.
Provisions firm and in fair demand Mess
PorB. SIS cO@ls 10; Bet Hams, 80 HdB; indfa
Mess Beet s23
8H67c; smoked Hams, l3HRl4Hc; picked
dc l2l44l2Ac.
Butter fairly active and caster Creainery
extra 2jac6c. do tlrsts. 2212ic p q. b N. X.
do. 23c selections. 2ida25c; do frsts, 1St2i
Western Creamery extras, lS1lsc do good 10
choice, lS6l5c
Rolls at 7nSc.
Eggs steady Extras, l56l5Ac.
cheese In firm demand New YORK full
creams. old, ltxdl5c new, l36l3hc western
do 7Hd0c, as to quality; Penu'a. part skins,
587Hc fancy lots, 71TH do fun skins, "a
&c.
Petroleum steady ; Refined, s,<Is,kc.
Hhiskv-Western At s1 IL.
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Fatal AIlstakes by DruggIsts.

PITTspURe, May 10 The infant Of f.
b. Ward, OF Allegheny City, died last
evening from the effects of morpha, given
ia mistake for calomel by Louis Setz, q
drug clerk When tho latter was informed
of .ne terrible result Of his error he fol
down unconscious and it Is feared the
shock will prove fatal.
This is the second death during the past
week from blunders of druggists. In the
previous case, an old lady got aqua am'
monia and sweet oil for castor oil and dice
in great agony. This druggist WAS held
for murder.
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MN. sunNsroN,s WALL.
ais Property TO 90 60 a Home for Inv
siexelAsl

Ris Property 60 90 GO n Home for Invalid
The will OF Mr.. Henry u. Johnston, Of
the late banking house Of Johnston
Brothers b Co., who died In New York on
Monday, May o, 1884, was filed for pro-
bate yesterday Ia tho orphape court. The nn
will In dated Baltimore, December 20,
1888. Mr.. Johnston makes life bequests
to his brothers and sisters OF about 8lO, 900
eacb, all In trust to his brother Josiah l..
Johnston and Judge VIM. A. Fisher. Ho
then devises the residue OF his estate to
Josiah l.. Johnston, Judge Fisher and w.
Graham Bowdoip, of the banking house
Of Alexander Brown & Sons, In trust for
Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston, widow of tho
deceased, tho whole income TO be paid TO
her during her life, and after death In
trust for the uso Of tho Harriet Lane
Home for Invalid children OF Baltimore
City, tho certificate Of incorporation Of
which was recorded December "a, 1888.
The will also contains q clause TO tho
effect that Mr.. Johnston's wife, Harriet
Lane Johnston, being possessed Of consid-
erablo separate estate, chiefly property
devised to her by her late uncle, James
Buchanan, formerly president Of tho United
States. no renounces all marital rights and
declares tho Same to DO her absolute prop.
erty. lie confirms a deed of his residence
on Park avenue In trust for her, and in
farther recognition Of tho good sense and
dignity Of character which she has ex
hibited In every relation Of her life, and Of
her very great goodness and loving kind
moss ~ wife and mother" he gives hor all
the furniture, statuary, paintings, plate
and other articles In the house, aud also
the horses, carriages aud stable imple-
ments. In making the provisions 10 rela.
tion to his estate, and especially az to the
residuum thereof, Mr.. Johnston says he
refers entirely to the estate which shall not
have been derived from his wife. II he
should survive his wifo and acquire any
property from her estate, he gives the
whole Of IL to tho Harriet Lane John
ston homo. The executors Of the will are
Josiah l.. Johnston AID Judge VIM. A.
Fisher.
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pIIla-IeIphI. UattIe MnrKot.

MONDAY May l2--rhe arrivals OF live
stook At tho ditieremt stock h yarus. e. were r AVA
hogs. Previous week-3,2o beeves. 10oo
sheep, 5 900 hogI.
although the arrivals were heavier, prices re-
malned steady.
Woquotc rs follows:
Extra, GAQ7c Good, 0A06Nei Medium.
$4,000 Common, bq6hc,
Country Fay Cows were In poor request at
MiIch cows were inactive at ss0g7O.
Veal calves were active and higher at 0<2
7Ac. ,.
with fight arrivals prices advanced 40 on all
grades. -
Wool sheep, .t9Sc; clipped do, aaskc;
spring lambs fSa7 por head.
Hogs we're active aud prices closed nrmer
for western. We quote from 8 TO $40, accord
shIKs "a or BEEyEs AT WEST PHILADELPHIA YARDS.
Among the sales at tho Vest philadelphia
Rodger % Maynes, I, Western and Lancaster
n.n,o, uDS0Sv so; eTsIs; 4 lancaster county sasxo
5ohh PSnaes Msara1is, sara1in us Penns. ES1o 0S'N0
MSriiin' hSS Lsncsstsr county, GO @7e
ID. Smyth q Bro, Is Penn'a, 6O6Nc.
Nipple 4 Bro. 100 Pa. fat COWS, SNqbc
A. u J. Chrlsty, l6t Pennsylvsnia, 5AgeTo.
| g. schambSsffs SsfsVl-c Z Co.. 2Oa western, Sxoze
schsmburg Paul. l7o Western aud fenna'
Bachman LSsi, 100 Western and rennA.
! 8Q 40.
| James Clemson, ~ Lancaster co, obeeko
| Dennis smyth, o. Pa, bH06Sc:
| "a Levi, l90 Pennsylvania, ottDo,.o'
l Abe CsIheim rs western, 6ts8esfc,
| 1 n Latta. lS Cheste or county, oj-0e'so.
| a. Chain, - mixed, 4kUoG
| - DRESSED nuATA - :. .,,.....
CITY Dressed Reeves were scnse ss's.s.. - eors ~
| arm at eQi0Llo, with sales OF eoaa'hoA wv
| low rs 10. uro,u sALr~
Rosgss Msynss e oo ssis "a isa sssa: ssie1a
| nanaIef 50 head, wf4ioo.
-. Iowden. 81 head. s4isAs; 4iss
| ~. H., ~, n ward 62 head, 70l0Ac-
Dressed sheep we're active sna q'osea
: higher at li0ise'
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srowpS uousenoid ranaooa.

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter.
nalIy. ana thereby moro certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and II Is warranted dou'
bio tho atrength than any other similar prcpa.
ration.
II cares pain In the Side, Back or Bowels,
sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothachs, and
ALL ACHES, and 10 Tho Great keliever OF
Pain. "BEOwN's HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be In every family. tcaspoonful OF
the PanacGa in a tumblcr OF hot water sweet.
cned, II. preforredl, taken at bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD. 2S cents bottle.
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IN OONGREsN.
Tho Senate Pssses q Bili to Place Grant o.
the Retired List.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-ln tho Senate
a number of petitions were presented op
posing any action of Congress that would
lead to destruction Of healthy competi.
tion in the telegraph buIaess
Mr.. Logan, from tho committee on
military affairs, reported favorably q bill
to place General Grant on tho retired list
Unanimous consent was asked and given
to put it Mt once upon its passage, aud
it was at once read third time and pass d
without debate or remark.
Tho bill provides that Gin recognition ot
distinguished services rendered TO the
United States, General U. =. Grant, late
general of the army, be placed on tht
re tired list, with rank and full pay Of gen
eral Of the army"
In announcing his pair with Senate
Morrill, to day, Mr.. CoOkrell said tho dis
tinguished senator from Vermont was
absent for tho first time during twenty
niue years of service in Congress.
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Neu YORK ~ets

NEW YORK. May ~ --Flour-statc aud West.
crn without decided changa: snpertlne state
3 OJp3 80; Extra do. 70 ,gI3 % CHOICE do:
Hnop ohio, o. COOS 10; GhNlcc, - ib26 oos
3upernne Western, t3 00FJ o1; common 70
uond exit do s3 COfu8S5: cho ca 10. O. 20
tI8 80; choice White Wheat do, ~ zbSl6 So
Southern quiet; common 20 fair extra, 3 10
lD4TO: good 10 choice 90. 81 IS diB 20,
Wheat Openeh :. El5Lo lovsr; afterwlri5 rs-
cover ed from de'TfnG and advanced MGlS |;
moderate speculative business mainly in
July No. hoi. june, 81 O5sQi Oix July,
al 0iH.
Corn Z@llGc higher and more active
Mixed western spot ut 5s963c; 40 future'
G3SeGGLc.
oats u dp3Ic higher, including No. June at
3sJsc: State, { Ii6c Western. 3Ssicc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-13

The city ordinance allowing the Con.
sumers' gas company to lay its
main and pipes through the streets
Of Reading passed common council
Of that city last evening. The meas
uro had already passed select council
BY an unanimous vote. 1t was Gercely
fought in common council, and the result
of the vote, 30 to %, was greeted with ap-
plause. Most OF tho capital of this cor
poration is owned by Lancaster parties
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Hurt Himself.

VIM. Richardson while painting at he
residence of X J. McGrann, North Prince
street, yesterday met with two accidents
by which he was rather badly hurt. He
was standing on light ladder, which
broke under him, and In the fall hc badly
sprained his leg Getting another ladder
he again went to work, but this ladder
also broke under him, and in falling he
sprained his wrist so badly as TO disable
him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-13

The electric lamps at the following
named places we're reported by the police :
Ann aud Orange. out ono hour ; Frei.
berg and Middle, Love Lane aud Manor,
out from . o'clock Freiborg aud Locust
did not burn until 10 O'Clock.
Tho gasoline lamp in Low street be-
tween Christian and Strawberry was out
all night, and the ono at the corner of
Orange and Marshall was out from II
o'clock
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-13
Fall OF n Tunpel

SOMERSET, Pa, May 13.-Intelligen is
received here that large part of the roof
of the eastern end Of tho South Pennsyl'
vania tunnel under the Allegheny noun
tains at Dsxter's Gap, caved in on
Saturday afternoon, instantly killing two
men and badly injuring three others. The
tunnel was being pushed with great Vigor
when it struck quicksand, and before any
preoaution could be taken the roof came
down with a crash. Superintendent White
had Just gone into the tunnel and was so
badly crushed that there is little hope OF
| his recovery
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Tram ,Dunpiag.

Conrad Shaeffer and Lewis Ibert, half
grown boys, arrested for train jumping on
the cars of the Reading railroad, on Water
street, were given hearing before Alder
mau MoConomy yesterday afternoon.
Ibert was discharged with reprimand,
but Sheaffer, who had been previously
arrested on a similar charge, was commit
ted for ten days.
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irish Affairs.

LONDON, May l8.-James Stephens has
issued circular to the Irish Nationalists
in America. stating that he has consented
to again place himself at their head, - be
cause the movement has arrived when q
union of oil lrishmen is possible" As
soon as he receives answers from America
the new conference OF Irish leaders will
meet In Paris. Stephens declares tha
Ireland shall be an independent republic
before no dies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-13

Daniel Zuck and Catherine Zuck of
Ephrata township have brought suit of
slauder against Lille Buch and Rudy Bucb,
her husband. The plaintiffs allcgo that
they want satisfaction.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-13
Better Than Diamonds

and OF creator value than finc gold is great
tonic ana renovator like kidney-wort. IL
expels ali poisonous humors from tho blood,
tones up the system and by acting directly on
tho most important organs OF the body stimu.
iatea them to healthy action and restores
health. II has effected many marvellous cures
and for all kidney diseases and other kindred
troubles II IL an invaluable remedy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-13

Tho Famous Gottl nj Washington msEes -
Marrow Escape.
WAsHrNGT0N, May l3 Shortly after
ten O'Clock this morning fre broke out 10
the upper part of one OF tho rear build ng'
OF Willard's hotel.
Az noon the fro was eXtinguished with =
cut doing much damage TO the hotel. Tho
smoke was ut first very dense and there
were several narrow escapes from suffoca -
ton. Some of tho people were take q
from upper windows by ladders. The loss
will not exceed $4,000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-13
cream and COLD water,

What n luxury Is a bath in summer. Surely,
but greater luxury Is a clear head I'm winter I;
lust when almost everybody Is sneeGing and
snuf1iinR with cold in the head. But when
you are attacked use Eiy's Cream Balm. It
cures colds I'm tho head, and what ~ better, II
cures tho worst cases OF chronic catarrh and
hay fever. Nota liquid, not snuif. Pleasant
TO use. Quick relief. Radical cure.
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"I'm All Broko Upi"

This IS the usual exclamation OF one affiict-
cd with rheumatism. or lameness. Rheumatic
people are indeed entitled TO our sincere sym
pathy and commiseration. speedy relief IL
offered thom In Or. ThomoS Eotectrfo on.
IL IL the swo orn enemy OF all nCh's anu pains.
For sale by II. u. Cochran, druggist 1877 and
l3g North Queen street.
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KNOUkED DOW n,
luction snIo OF the Empire Re II,

Henry Shubert, auotioneer, sold at the
Empire Hook and Ladder hall, last evening
q number Of horns, pictures, flags and
other property belonging to the old vol.
unteer company. The beautiful gold and
silver trophy, won by the Empire company
al the Reading iremen's tournament
September, 1881, for having the best truck
in the parade, was bought by Alderms q
Fordney. IL consists OF full tize fire
gilt horseshoe, on the face of which are
fastened crossed silver ladders. In the
bend of tho horseshoe are two or three
sections of silver hose and on either sits
of it a silver fire hook and torch. The
top of tho horseshoe Is surrounded by q
silver shield on which is engraved "Read J..
ing touruament--preEented by the Fi:e
mems Journal" Below this is fastened o
freman's hat made Of gold. The trophy
ia very pretty and Alderman Fordney was
fortunate in securing 1t.
Harry N. Howell secured the silver
Iarade horn ; Harry Demuth, jr., the
chief directors service horn Maj, @. NJ
Howell the silk flag, photographs OF the
truck house and other relics John G.
Carter the bunting flags ]. X, Shirk q
set Of old time fire pictures, and other
members Of the company secured various
other relics.
The large and beautiful frame of photo
graphs presented to the company by thu
Umpire hook and ladder company o
Altoona, was not sold, but will be retur net
to the company that presented 1t. A few
other articles belonging to the oom pan,
are yet to DO disposed Of.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-13

THINE ladies | You can permanently beau.
tiiy your complexion with Glenns sulphur
Soap. Hilis Hair and whisker Dye" 80 cts.
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sAlo of i{OrscH,

Samuel Hess s. Son auctioneers. sold at
public salc yesterday for Daniel Logan at
his sale and exchange stables, this city,
81 head Of Catas, Ohio horses at an aver.
age price Of ss23 02 per head. One out Of
the lot brought $500.
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Poll for the snors.

Let us ali pull out OF this sea OF sickness
and despondency, and get on to u rock ioun.
dation OF good strong health. Burdock BLOOD
Riders are the thing 10 pull for. They are one
OF the most renowned health restoratives ever
manufactured. For sale by III. Is. Cochran,
druggist, l8T and lS9 North Queen street.
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EhiiAdeIp Iis.
':rp,aIions by Associated Press.

SJOVEB UusIbaUy.
plllply' pm q I Erie II. H...... ....... .,... IL
IsaaGiiaS HRilrOat. IL 1915
P4unsy ivGuia Railroad. ad.......,,.n......... 56k
Lshigh valley Railroad ..........,.....,... 81
iInited COmnRnles Of Nav wJarseV.........la3 j
H1rIhrrn Pacibc.. c.............,.,........... 22N
Northern Pacific Pretcrro i....... ...... H2
NOrLhOrn COntral Railroad ,........,. .-:.. %
Lsnigh Navigation COMPANY Y-..........,.. ~
N0TriGsown Railroad .........s........ iii
ConLrGL Transportation GprGpEuy..... S6h
Pittsb'g, TituSv'No 4 HatialC V. L. $50. 81
LNtIH 9chuvlStl Eh'irHah ..... .., .. ... ~
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SPEpIAL HOTIOES,

That weak back or pain in the side or hips
you will find immediately relieved when a
Hop Plaster Is applied. II strengthens the
muscles, giving the ability to do hard WORK
without suffering. Take none but this, 'us
true.
TDR weak, worn, ana dyspeptic should take
Golden Liquid Beet Tonic, Take no other.
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Quotations by hssociatod Press.
Stocks stronger. Mongy easy Mt eSG3c.

stocks stronger. Money easy at eSG3c.
NOW GOFk contra. ...'...'...-.. .ss.. 90. Lila
Er!o Hgilrnad. ......,....,..,. IiL
Adams Express. .,....,......,.. .s,.....,la0
Michigan Central Railroad. a.....-........... 76IS
Michignn SouthcrH RnilroaO........-,,,., 9SA
luiuOig Central ERilrOl'l- l-.,......,.t.... lA
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh RGilrUA. ..,.,..,..l3S
Chicago Il EO1k Island HGiroe t...u......il6
rlttsbur.h 2 Fort Wayne GaIlroig.. -. .I29ls
Western union Telegraph Company 59ls
rr.rdG n WEhGs h..,.,...,... 90. 80. -. 81
NV jersey Ca1tral..,... ...... -. -, 77s.
Nav NDr, 'b't'l''O y ~ nrf'rn 0L
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MRS. Dr. waiton's Periodical Tea.

medicine for a great many years I'm her private
practice. IL has proved an unfailing specific Q
In the treatment Of tho many disorders to
which the female constitution IL subject. II
Ia n sure cure for the monthly troubles that so
many women suffer. Mailed on receipt of
price, SOC. sold by II. B. Cochran, druggist,
l37 and iS9 North Queen street :S
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BASE BALL.


another PnllAdeipbia Ulub Downed.
Another Philadelphia club came TO
grief here yesterday. Tho Aotves Of
Manayunk. who played excellent game s
with tho Eastern league and association
clubs last season, tiled their luck with tho
lronsides and were badly left. Tho home
club presented Williams aud Derby AS tho
battery, and the visitors could not hit the
former but for half dozen singles The
Ironsides did not have their strongest bat
ting team, as Oldfield and Goodman were
of duty, but their tremendous batting was
the feature Of the game. They struck for
over thirty singles. Higgings made a
homo run on o hot ball to the left fold
fence, aud several others had two and
three baggers. The fielding of the boys
from Ma1ayunk was poor. The score by
innings was
ironsides. 0t GoS 90
ACtive..... ..........O y -
Games Elsewhere
Philadelphia Philadelphia 12, Buffalo
/; Baltimore -, Athletic 8 New York
Cleveland 0, New York 1 +; Providence
Chicago 8, Providence o; Boston Boston
7. Detroit o; Pittsburg Allegheny 8,
Brooklyn6; Washington Washington
Union 10, Altoona Union 3 Baltimore
Monumental Virginia 8 Allentown
Allentown /, Trenton Wilmington
Wilmington 10, Harrisburg 3 Reading
Domestic 0, Active 4 Cambridge, Mass.
Harvard 8, Princeton 4 Philadelphia
Hartville 12, MantE 0
Diamond Notes
The high school club went to Mt, Joy to
play to-day.
The Hartvilles will play tho Ironsiles
on Thursday.
The Lanoasters play the Chambersbul 4
the first championship game tomorrow.
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For Lame bacK, side or CneBt, uso SHl-
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, % cent
sold by II. u. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and lSs
North Queen street. Lancaster. 'eblieod6
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-13

Only two drunks before his honor this
m mJrning-one was sent to Jail aud the
other discharged on payment OF costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-13

ExoRY's Little Cathartic Pills are sufficient
ly powerful for tho most robust, got the safest
tor children and weak constitutions. 10 cents.
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MALARIA Is caused by Torpid Liver; Pies
by Constipation Headache by Indigestion.
Avoid tEem all by using the great vegetable
remedy, Aliens Bilious Physio 20 cents. At
all Druggists myl2lwdM, ,w&Faw
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Committed,

N. K. Ward was committed by Alder
man M Glinn this afternoon for AZ hours
tor ei ilg drunk ana disorderly,
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DIR. rrssisr's aaaxsc Ointment.

The greatest blessing that has been dis.
covered In this generation. A sure cure for
Iioils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh wounds. Sore
and Hands Pimples and Blotches. Price 500.
Sold by Druggists. Sold by II. u. Cochran
druggist, l37 and l3e North Queen street. az
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-13

"lspeut s25Oo, with other doctors" writes
Mr. J. W. Thornton, OF Claiborn, Miss " Sd
mdrnan NerUine however alone cured my
son OF nts." This is on a par with hundreds
OF others, speedy but thorough.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-13

Ing down from Fall River this moruiua
grounded OF 84th street IN the East rivev
through carelessness OF the pilot. This
vessel 10 an exception to tho rest Of the
i,ne In that her hull is Of iron, % that tho
damage sustained is more serious than
would be the CASE with wooden b,ttom.
ohe VIII be prevented from making the
regular trips for possibly three or four
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wEArBEK isDiUAriONs.
WASHINGTON, May 13.--For the Middla
Atlantic states, increasing cloudIness,
local rains, southerly winds, stationary
temperature.
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The steamer "Pilgrim" Grounded.

New YORK, May i3.-The giant steamer
Pilgrim, of the Fall River line, while oom'
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FOR SALE.


Two LARGE WALNUT STORE OOUS-
i ters for saio; may be seen in the store room
lately occu pied by Mr.. 3. 8. Bathvon. No. l0l
North Queen street must be removed soon
Apply to e. II. LEFEVRE,
afI-tfd ONCE NO. 1877 East King st.
DHIvATE sALE.-wiLL BE SOLD AT
i private sale property No. 4l9 South Quoen
street, containing Is feet front and 945 feet
deep, upon which IL erected one story house,
bake oven, right to well OF water, cistern
and choice lot OF fruit trees. For further In
my7.lwd JOHN MoMANUS.
DUBLIO SALE OF VALUABLE BUlLD.
i ING LOTS. on SATURDAY, MAY "a,
1854, at l o'clock p. M, will bo sold on the
premises, fifty lots of % feet each, fronting on
South Prince and Beaver streets I'm this city.
These lots lie south of Hager street, near to
the cotton mills, Urban n Burgers planning
mill, furnace, gas works, dye works and other
Industries, and about one block from the new
school house about to be erected in the Fourth
ward.
Thirty per cent, OF the purchase money
must be paid and possession given imme-
diately, and the balance OF 20 per cent. may be
charged upon the property ami paid In nve
may8tfd B. FRANK ESHLEMAN