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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
PbiIadsiphia Cattle Marker.

MONDAY. May 10 Tho arrivais OF live
For the weekN2 100 bceyes. ii 'ooc sheen. stoo
hogs. Preyious weeK-3to0 beeves, 5000
Boei Cattle were dun, Us the Increased cost
wholesale compelled drovors to ask ad
vance OF nc, which was stubbornly met by
PEELED TO pay, although they only bought tor
their Immediate use.
Wequote as follows:
Extra, TD7kc Good. 8l6f16Mc; Medium,
GG61c Common, bH15kc.
Country Fat cows were in tair request at
Mich cows were inactive at s30lD8o. with
sa es of extra choice at $40
Veal calves were active and higher at 80
Sheep and Lambs wero in heavier supply,
and prices, which opened on Thursday hrn,
closed Nc lower.
Woquote as follows;
Extra, 6dGAc; Good, 5HEss&e: Medium, AZ
String Lambs from q o ror head 70 los Per Per
| pound.
closei Arm We quote western from 10 81,
| with sales OF common and rough as low as N
| SALES OF DEEvRs AT WEST PHILADELPHIA YARDS
Among the sales at the Vest Philadelphia
l Yards were
Rodger Maynes, T5 Lancaster CO., 097c.
John Mchr5ie, ai5 lancaster county. sss7c.
B. +. MeFiiien. 30 Iancaster S co.. 81 a7e. S'~''
| ID. Smyth & Bro, % Lancaster county, ClIIyc.
Nipple s Bro, so country fat ,ws, sxa5Hc.
i J Y. Latta, bS Chester county. 6D6kc.
A. Il }. Christy. l2s Pennsylvania, 6a8kc.
Owen Smith: hd,s 80 Western. % q Ss,sgS%c.
schamburg & Paul, 100 western and Penn'a,
n. Chain, s1rFeS,fSi z rFsnfSa, sxGs.c.
NJ 0Imer. 2i3 Lancaster county, 6apsHc.
l. Horn, a Cnestsr and York county, 8a6Hc
Bachman \ sls' meyi' l4o western aud Penn'a,'
y. b. Herbeft, 81 Western, sNseKc.
James Clemson 43 Lancaster Co, $3.50.
Dennis Smyth. 81 Pa. bk2l6Nc.
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY nvRNlNo. MAY 40. 1884
in CONGRESS.
HEWITT EXPLAINS TO THE BOusu
The Alleged Hewitt Letter TO oliver . Bur-
lesque by q Pittsburg Editor--The
Ao0atets S0<siou.


The Alleged Hewitt Letter co oliver . Bur
lesque By Pittsburg Editor--The
sonats's Session.
WASHINGTON, May 20.--In tho Hou,e
this morning Mr.. Hewitt made person
explanation, denying that he wrote the
letter published yesterday, addressed to
Henry w. Oliver, jr. He read q letter
from Pittsburg signed j. w. BrieD,
editor Of the Globe, stating that he
(Brien) had written that letter as q bur-
lesque on Mr.. divers letter to Mr.. Nor
rison.
A member asked IL Mr.. Hewitt endorsed
the letter, to which Mr.. Hewitt replied
that he was not sufficiently acquainted
with MIR. Oliver'g business to have written
such letter. Ho was "not in the habit
OF prying into other peoples busin
mr. Oliver had, however, pried into his
business. 1t was not true, as Mr.. Oliver
said, that the Hewitt bill increased the
duty on wire it decreased that duty"
lie also oontroverted other statements
made by Mr.. Oliver.
The House then proceeded to the con.
sideration Of the Indiana contested election
case of English vs.. Peelc.
Tho majority report declares English
duly elected Speeches followed on both
sides.
Tho senate.
Tho Senate took up tho agricultural ap-
preparation bill. One of the amendments
added to the bill by the Senate committee
appropriates s20,0 for continuing tho
sinking of aItesisn wells on tho plains, so
as to reclaim arid aud waste public lands.
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SPENIdL hOTINEN.

w. III -s-Izs
Avoid cheap goods. Tho Hop Flaaer cures
pains and achcc whore other plasters simply
relic q, 2o cents at all drug stores.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
,rowns uousenvId rsnaoea.

10 tho most elective Pain Destroyer in the
world. "ill most surely quicken the blood
whether taken informally or applied exter.
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleyintor, and Il Is warranted dou'
bio the strength than any Other similar prepa'
ration.
II cures pain in the SIDE, Back or Bowels,
Soro Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, and Is Tho uroat Believer OF
Pain BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA
should be in evory family. tcaspoontul OF
the Panacea In q tumbler OF hot wator Isweet.
ened, Il. preterredl, taken at bcdtime, viii
BREAK UP COLD. Is cants bottle.
maYl-TT Th,Fdw
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Western Grain Marhata

MILWAUKEE,. w heat was stronger; No.
milwaukee,, cash aud May at $3.50; June at
90hc July a. S2Mc,
Corn was scarce and wan tod No. Q at SIC {;
rejected at 81 $40.
oats were easier; No. . on track at sic
white on track at 36I1136kc.
Rye was easier at 85Ec,
Barley was steady; No. 9 spring at 70c No.
3spring extra nominally at 6tc.
DETRorT.-Wheat was steady; No I white
fall, for cash and juno at OIL OJM May at
81 O5H July atsl 0o August ut SOC; No. Q at
09hc do white at 900 bid.
Corn-Eo. Q At G0c.
Oats--so. white at 39kc; No. Eat 3Jkc.
PEoRA.-.Corn was active bat lower new
mixed, b2LGp53c new rejected at 5iea51kc.
85k@5Cc.
Rye was steady; new No. cat 02 lGeJ%c.
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4 - --ll.-.''''..---G I
DEA TINS,

MussRR.-ln Lincoln, on the 10th inst susan
Musser, In tho 7ad year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence In Lincoln, Lancaster
county, Pa, on Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock. Intermeut at Reamstown. m20-I
SuRErsRR. In Lititz, on the 18th inst. Adam
shreiner. In the 5ith year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of tho family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
without further notice from tho residence OF
A. W. Shobcr, Lititz, on Thursday morning at
o'clock. lnterinent at New Haven cemc.
terry. ml92ts
sMELTZ.-ln this city, on May ~, 1884, Beckie,
daughter OF Rebecca and tho laio Jacob II
smeiS, I'm the goth year OF her age
The relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late
resid encc, corner OF North Queen and Lemon
streets, on Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
my20N
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ABATToIR gALks.
Live STOCK marker.

CH' cAGo Hogs Receipts, 1909 head ; ship
men g. = 500 head market dull. weak, and
5pl0c lower; rOu}h packing. 81 e5fa5 65
packing and shipptng: IS 7oG5 Di iigh', BI5
g5 IS; skips. % 5Od5O5
Cattle -Receipis, 500 head; shipments, $50
h, al market brisk and nrm export grades,
81 30ll6 60; good TO choice shipping, S 90
g6 20 common 10 medium, ., l)fso 50, grass
Texans. ~ 25d5.
Sheep Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
Bile Inferior 10 fair, 81 t01f; medium to
good, +76 choice to extra, IS 50p860.
EAST Liberty Cattle slow ami shade OF
from last weeks opening prices; receipts,
1907 head shipments. so head.
Hogs slow receipts, OBS head shipments,
S,795 head. Philadelphias, $5 sOaG0j; Workers,
Is 5000 90.
She p dull ana nc lower than the opening
of last week plenty unsold; receipts, $500
head shipments, eco mead.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
Los, faith Ia Pnysicisns.

Thoro are innumerable Instances where
cares have boon elected by SOovILLs SARsA-
PARILLA, or BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP, tor all dis
eases OF the blood, when the patient had been
giyen up by physicians. III Is one OF the best
remedies ever offered 10 the public and as 1t
prepared with the greatest care, as q specific
tor certain diseases, IL IL no wonder that IL
should be more eiiectual than hastily written
and carelessly prepared prescriptions. Take
EOovIL's BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP for all disor-
ders arising from impure blood. II IL en-
dorsed by all leading professional men.
a2l-2wM. war
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that so many people sink into untimely
graves when we consider how they neglect
their health. They have a disordercd Liver,
deranged Bowels, Constipation, Piles or dis.
eased Kidneys. but they lot II 20 and think
they "wiIl get over it." II grows worse, other
ana moro serious complications follow and
soon u Is too lato 10 save them. II such peo'
plo would take Kidney. Wort Il would pre-.
serve their lives II acts upon the most i'm.
portant organs. purifying the blood and
cleansing tho systom, removes and prevents
these disorders and promotes health.
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dow 70 secure iieaitb,

seems strange that any one Will sufier
from the many arrangements bro-ght on by
an Impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ.
Wills SSARsAPARILBAAN AND sTILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health 10 tho physical orga anization. IL
is indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take, a1d has proven itself TO be the best
BLOOD PUBlFIER ever discovered, effect
ually curing Scroiula, syphlitio disorders,
weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipeias, Mala-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious com plants and ali diseases Indicating an
Impure condition OF the Blood. Liver, Kid
neys, stomach, Skin, etc. II corrects indi
gestion. single bottle will prove TO you its
merits rs health renower, for It ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when tho complaint is
OF an exhaustive nature, having Il tendency to
lessen the natural vigor OF tho brain and ner
vOus sYstom.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20

MADRID, May 20.-In his speech from
the throne to day, at the opening of the
Cortes, King Alphouzo announced that the
commercial treaty with England would
be submitted to tho Cortes he stated
also that the ranl; Of the Spanish represen
tative at London would heaeafter be that
OF minister instead Of ambassador, and
promised that tho pay of soldiers should
DO increased and the system Of taxation
reformed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
THE ODD rELIO ws.
The Session ti tho Grand Lodge in Harris.
burg.

The seEtion tf tho Grand Lodge IN Bari ID.
burg.
HARRISBURG, Pa, May 90 About 900
delegates were present today at the session
Of the grand lodge l. Q. o. +. The report
OF the grand secretary shows q member
ship Of over so 600. During the year II, m
brothers and 932 families were relieved fer
which purpose 1870, 900 was paid out.
Judge Simonton filed his opinion to day,
involving the taxation Of tho municipal
bonds Of Philadelphia. In one case the
city is held liable for s99,07S, and In the
other for 500, 343, covering portion OF
nearly elk years, from 1877 to 1882
The claim Of the state was for nearly
$700. 600.
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Knixb,, Tompiar ConcInve,

The thirty.hrst annual conclavo of the
Knights Tenplar OF Pennsylvania will DO
hold In the city of Eric. commencing on May
27th. The Pennsylvania railroad company
have issued excursion rates to Erie. via IIar.
risDufg, sunbury, VIII amsport, Lock Haven,
good on any day from May 2lth TO 2sth. I'm.
Guiding return coupons good until June tth
inclusive. Tickets may be obtainei by those
desiring to make the trip, from Hugh y. Cara,
No lt5k East King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
Wool Growers Demanding the Ola Dat,

CHICAGO, May 20.-At tho national con
vention of wool growers to day, a commit
tee presented resolution deplor
ing the depression in this industry
ard declaring that at will not again
be prosperous until Congress shall restore
the rates of duty which prevailed under
the tariff of 1867" The report, which was
very long, was unanimously adopted. The
remainder o. tho session was spent in the
discussion Of methods for united action ir
the coming presidential campaign so as tc
mako tho power Of the wool growing in.
dustry felt.
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Garner Stone Iayiug

st. Joseph's, st. Anthny's st. Michael's
and st. Peters beneficial societies Of this
city have been given invitations to attend
the laying of the corner stone ofa Catholic
church In York on Whit Sunday, Juno l I.
They have accepted tho invitation and
expect 10 turn out In strong force.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
AInnhenantA a

" a Bunch Of Reys'--The reigning success
OF the sea on, will be presented Tor the second
time at Fulton opera house this evening. The
ridiculous, events OF hotel life arc representa-
To degree that is oraspcrutingly funny, tho
scenes bubbling over with humor, and 1t Is a
problem with the audit ors IA to which Il really
the iunniest of tho performance, although of
course Miss Flora Moore as Tsddg carries on
the palm of the applause and tho honors of
the performance.
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a seaunnr,I VINO snenId pe Hanged.

Troy, N. y, May 20.--Somo unknown
misoreant started switch engine on the
Delaware S Hudson railroad, at Mechan
icsville, last night and then leaped off and
let it so at full speed. 1t soon met and
collided with The Montreal sleeper train,
Both engines were totally wrecked, the
baggageman, named Hickman, DO years
Did, was dangerously hurt, and Epgueer
Myers had his leg broken. Some other
persons were bruised.
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PETERSBURG, Va, May 20 The board
Of directors Of the Planters and Merchants
hank, which suspended yesterday, to-day
made a deed of trust to McIlvaine and
Gillian, Of this city, on tho assets and
property of tho back to secure its creditors
without priority. Tho liabilities of the
bank arc estimated at $500, 900 assets
unknown,
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DnoPOsALs-rKorosALsw Is WILL BE KE

DhvPOsALs-PRUPDS WILL BE IKE.
i oeived ut the Mayors ONCE mp TO Thurs
day, May 2th next, Mt p. ~, for digging
trenches on the following streets, Tor the pur.
pose of laying water pipes
!. East Chestnut street, between Ann ana
Plum streets:
q Poplar street, from the present terminus
westward 50 feet.
s. Grant str set, between Mulberry and Con.
cord alley, length OF between 200 ana 300
feet.
4, North Marshall street, from Chestnut
north 10 walnut, and on East Walnut $50 feet.
D. 81. Joseph street, from Love Lane, DIS,
tance OF 20J feet.
g. South Ann street, from Marion alley 10
Chestnut street.
7. West Chestnut street, from Prince TO
Lancaster avenue.
Bidders Will state how much per cubic yard
for earth ana how much Tor rock. Trenches
to be two feet wide and four feet deep.
Bidders VIII bo required TO replace the
streets in the same condition as they were be-
tore digging.
The committee reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids.
ID. T.. RoSENMILLEB,
Chairman Water Committee.
m2O,2l 2,26,2s,saB
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sat,.,.,tory Evidence.

J. ". Graham, Wholesale Druggists, OF Aus
tin, Tex, wrltes:-i have been handling DR..
WIN. Halls Balsam for tho Lungs for the past
year. and have found II one OF the most sala.
bio medicines have ever had in my houso for
Coughs, Colds, and oven Consumption, al.
ways giving entire satisfaction. Please send
me another gross, myl2.2wdM, ,wSFSw
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A Uuro for Curouiios.


The services Of tho Forty Hours devotion
were continued at st. Mary's church last
night and this morning. At last evening 8
service Rev. Father Loguc delivered an
eloquent sermon on Teuauce. Masses were
celebrated this morning at 8, and 8 a. m.
tions close this evening with vespeIe,
sermon and benediction at 7:30 o'clock.
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tbilni, a R.nnirn Cc,In

PHILADELPHIA May 20.--It is stated
here to day that the scrip OF the Philadel-
phia Il Reading railroad for wages and
supplies for April and May has made its
appearance. The timo Of it's redemption,
the rumor says, is four months, and it
bears no interest.
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wo Large Eggs.

Mr.. George Gundaker, of Chestnut
street, has shown us two rather remark
able Brahma hen eggs. The largest is 8
inches around longitudinally and 81 inches
eggs they ''lay over the deck"
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Foil Down ytairs.

Mr.. Freidel, the local reporter Of the
Free Hssse, at an early hour this morn
ing made misstep near the top Of the
office stairway and fell to the bottom,
hurting himself rather severely but not
dangerously. DR.. Shirk attended him and
expects to have Mr.. Freidel about again in
a fey dayB
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Died of MA wouuds

CHICAGO. May 20.--Max Schwager, a
laboIer, who was shot IN saloon row on
Sunday night, died yesterday Johu Nj
Oxide has been arrested, charged with the
shooting. Ohide recently was tried and
acquitted on the charge OF numbering
Thomas Walsh iu a political brawl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
college itOnOIs.

The faculty of Franklin and Marshall
college to day awarded tho commencement
honors Of the class of 1884. The honors
are assigned as follows: Marshall Grafton,
VIM. II. Brinton, Lancaster Franklin
Grafton, B. +. Ancona, Reading Vale
dictory, J. b. Appel, Lake Mahopao, N. Y.
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Shoulder Fractured wh,lO trimming a Tree

On Thursday morning while Morris
Dickinson, Of Leamau Place, was trim
ming willow troe on the farm of Silas
Eshleman, large limb that he was cut
ting split from the main trunk and falling
on him fractured his right shoulder blade
He was attended by d.. Smith, Of Para
disc
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IseItnr Tnan $4,000.

"Ispent over slO, 900 In % years." said NlaJor
II. w. Hines OF Boston, Mass "in being doc.
tored for epilepsy employed the best ply
sicians in New Orleana, st. Louis, New YORK,
Philadelphia, Boston, London and Paris, but
al 10 no purpose. Samaritan Nerpine has
cured inc entirely" sl.b0. my2 .lwdeod&
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Arrs.tedun Nu.nicInn

Thomas Arleins and man named Har
riDeton were arrested yesterday by Chief
Of Police Haines on suspicion Of being the
parties who broke into Baer's distillery
and stole lot Of whisky on Friday night.
They were committed for a hearing by
Alderman Barr.
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Copcrc,son,I Somiussa.

PTTsBuRO, Pa, May 90. The Repub.
licans TO day nominated Jas. =. Negley for
congress in the 22ud district and T. M.
HaYre in 2Sd.
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Decoration pay Orators

Following are the places where Lancas-
ter orators will speak on Decoration Day
Shamokin, b. f. Eshleman f; Lebanon A
G. Reinoehl Reading, NJ. Brosius
hountville, Il. X. Martin.
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A NArroW Escape,

DENNGsoN, Tex, May 20.-A negro In
Jail here for attempting TO assault three
girls was taken out by mob last night.
flo was wounded by pistol shots, but
tho sheriff recaptured him from the mob
and returned him to Jail
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Exour.,sn IN Cb,csro.

Tho Pennsylvania railroad company will
sell excursion tickets to the Republican
convention In Chicago, from May 30 to
Juno Q, good to return until Juno 10, for
S29 80 for tho round trip.
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vIoIating Auction Laws.

$. NJ. Epler and Philip Singer, Of Eliza.
bethtown, have been held In bail by Al.
derman Fordney, to answer tho charge OF
violating the auction laws.
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se bOO v,,.us al 20.

"lspent s25CO, with other doctors" writes
Mr.. J. W. Thornton, OF Claiborn, Miss " Sd
marian NerUine however alone cured my
son OF nts." This Is on par with hundreds
Of others, speedy but thorough.
myl3.lwdcodSw
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sev YoTn m srHeta. !.

changed.
Wheat sS9,so lower, subsequently ruled
stronger aud recovered from decline, trade
quiet No White, nominal; No. Red,
June, 81 0lasl OK; July, 81 O3x0l "a; Aug,
VI O3S0l O3b sept, el 04LGl O5.
Corn Mfphc lower later recovered from de.
cline Mixed Western spot at 55182kc; do
future, 6lIsd6ikc. -
Oats HGxc lover No. June, 3s,< ssss,c
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Samuel Hess S Son, auotoneers, sold at
public sale, at Daniel Logan's sale and
exchange stables Lancaster city, for War
rem Baily, yesterday, lS head of Illinois
horses at an average price of s9l9.41 per
head
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iiutler ror Pro.iient.

LOWELL, Mass, May 20.-Ths Demo.
Gratis OF the 9Th district to day elected
Butler delegates to the national conven
ton, and adopted a resolution that Butler
was tho preference of the convention for
the presidential candidate.
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WEATHER ,NDIuArIoNs.

WASHINGTON, May 20 For the Middle
Atlantic statos, partly cloudy weather aud
clearing weather, southerly shifting to
westerly winds and slightly cooler.
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Hon jos. G. Goodrich, OF Brooklyn, n. y.
writes this: Cannot express myself In sum
cicntly praisewOrthy terms. ErdOck BisoC
RinerJ have used for tho past two years
Keep my stomach In splendid trim" For sal,
by II u. Cochran, druggist, l31 and lS9 Norti
Queen stTpOt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20

LONDON, May 2O.-Tho grand jury to-
day found a true bill against the lacivious
Lord 81. Leonard, for indecently assault
iug q maid servant,
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May Hons.

Last evening the M@nnerohor and Leid
eIkrana gave their annual May hops. The
Attendance at both was very large and all
pre- ent enjoyed themselves heartily.
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siraIInG RAILROAD Tlekets.

Troy, N, Y, May 20.-J. Mclaughlin,
station master at Hoosick Falls, was
arrested last night, charged with robbing
the Eagle Bridge depot, on Saturday, OF
10000 worth oftickets of several Western
railroads
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III,Es,

"ANAKEsIs gives instant relief. and
Is an intallible cure tor PILES, Price, sl,00 at
druggists, or sent prepaid by mail. sample
2tl6. New York. eprl.lYM, W,f&w
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When two weeks old our child caught cold,
For eighteen months could not breathe
through her ostrils, became emnciated. by
using Ely's Cream Balm she was cured.-J. Nj.
Smith. Oswcgo, y. Y.
MIR y NJ. barber has used Ely'J Cream
Balm fr catarTh IN his family and commcnds
ct very highly. A lady Is recovering the sense
OF smoll a Tunkhannock lawyer, known to
many OF our readers, says no was cured OF
deafness -Pinston, Pa, Gdseae.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
rsIepbone connection.

MOI ibeck Il Miley, ooachmakcrs, corner
OF Vine and Duke streets, and the Manor
hotel, No. 229 West King street, have
been connected with the telephone ex-
change.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20

FraZIGr's Root BittorJ are not q dram shop
beverage, but arG strictly medicinal In every
Kidney, keep tho bowels G, on and regular
cleanse the blood and system OF every impu.
rity. Sold by druggists, g. Sold by II II.
Cochran, druggist, l37 and lso North Queen
street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20

Offensive Breath, Bad tasto In Mouth, Coat
OF tongue, show torpid liver and dIsordcrod
stomach. Aliens Bilious Physic, vegetable
remedy, quickly relieves all. ~ cents At all
Druggists. mylglwdM ,WSF&w