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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-07
THE high WATERS
advice which Indicate That tho Worst II
Parsed.

advice, wLiCh Indicate That tho worst IL
Parsed.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7.-Advices from
all quarters this afternoon indicate that
the rivers have attained the maximum and
the worst is passed,
At Pitsburg the loss will amount to
millions, as between five Thousand and six
thousand houses were submerged there
and in Allegheny. In the two cities fif
teen thousand men have been temporarily
thrown out of work. The bridge at Herr's
Island, above Pittsburg, has been carried
away, intailng loss of 1000. West of
Pittsburg trains and telegraphs are badly
interrupted, and at Cincinnati the situa =
ton is particularly bad.
The levee on the Miami river at Law.
renceburg, Indiana, broke at a. m, but
as the town was already submerged not
much extra damage was done.
Advices from points east of the A lie
ghenies nCluiing the Delaware, SChuyl
kill and Susquehanna indicate that the ice
breakup has been general but is moving
down stream without damage.
The Rivor at HarrIsDurg.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, Feb. THE ice in
the Susquehanna broke at this point at
noon, aud is moving off nicely. Tho river
is rising at the rate of two inches per hour
but no damage is expected unless the
gorge should occur below.
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WASHINGTON, Fob. For the Middle
Atlantic states, rain, in southern half,
rain and snow in northern half, generally
colder, cloudy weather, winds shifting to
northwest and southeast, higher baro-
meter. 4 cold wave will extend over New
England and tho middle states during
Thursday night and Friday, causing q fal
Of from 10 to Is degrees in temperature
with partly cloud y weather on Friday.
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surprise PARTY.

A pleasant surprise party was given by
a large number Of relatives and friends oi
MIR. and Mrs Patrick Kelly at their resi-
dence, corner Chestnut and Shippen streets,
last evening. The lady of the house was
docoyod from home by one while the rest
Of the party were oxerting their utmost 10
mako the affair genuine surprise when
sho returned. They succeeded admirably
for when she arrived thirty couple wer,
tripping it merrily aud foasting from fouI
woll.l ed tables.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-07

John d. Mshlcr proprietor of the
Academy of Music, Reading, who for
some mo past has been managing Bar
tholomew'S Equine Paradox, was in town
to day.
Ely Fox, one of tho principal stock
holders of the Active base ball club, OF
Reading, was in town to day and arranged
dates for April with the lronsdes club.
l.. V. Goodchild, of the Connelsyille
Caimont, OF Franklin, Pa, are delegates
10 tho q. A. Il. enoampment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-07

There is a club of young men in Boston,
the majority of whom are Germans and
members of wealthy families, who have
secured notoriety by their recent eccen'
tricities. Their latest freak was serving q
dinner Of dog meat. Seventeen members
of tho Jerusalem club sat down TO the
feast. The canine meat is reported as ex
cellent and tho party was merry one.
A keg of beer and puppy steaks is the bill
Of fare ordered for next Saturday night,
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
IrR KEuULhK UuKREsPDHDErUE
EVeutu Along tho susquebanna-itohs oi
Iu,trest In and Around the Borough
PICKED up by the Intsin-

rNeutH Along tho huspuehannh-''''"' w
interest In and Around the borOuEh
Piokod up by the Intoiii-
gonCor Reporter.
The Su,auehanua river rose eight inches
at Columbia Last night, aud three feet at
Chichios. Tho latter, however, IL only
a." backed water. The iCD moved
this morning aud II IL expected 10
break up during to-day. At the present
state at tho river, serious results may fol.
low, as tho loo Is from tive lyo to eighteen
iuohes ia thickness. Ons redoomable fCa
turo, however, is that II IL very rotten,
and may break up IN such fine cakes
that the dangoc may not be 80 great. A
small gorge has formed on the dam.
Personal.
+. A. Bennett is In Philadelphia on a
visit.
Mira A. ID. Bronemar, Of Lock Haven,
Is visiting Mrs. VIM. B. Given.
Mus, Joseph MoMakin, arrived home
last evening from, Pueblo, Moxico. Her
brother, hnsel Purple, met her ia Now
York.
Row. Wm. L. Evans will spend week
IN Harrisburg aud llagerstown. His pull.
pit will be Tiled ou Sunday by Elder
Jackson.
Railroad A rCiIont-
W INV ohllNlhs III Nup "Vp" Jh' " 'h''
night, orc car jumped the tracks and
blocked the north track for about ono
hour.
Clayton Bruokhard, +. Il. Il. brake
man, had his lott thumb ma he'd ~ Thorn.
dale yostordly while coupling cars Tho
member wa' amputatol by Dc. Craig,
Items Around rown.
Rain fell in this vicinity all If last
night.
The Republican primnri.s will bo held
next week,
VIM. B. Givcu lost \ cpll'go society pin
either in Lancaster ur Columbia.
The youngsters, Grauf and RInkcy,
who ran away from homo last week, are
in Chicago.
llaycrly's mustr'ls gave gDOl per.
formauCo TO u iaic ,la'd audience.
Tho heavy loy wh,lA uvcrhangs Culum
bia aud vicinity makes rairOading exceed
ingly difficult and dangerous.
Tho congregation Ut tho First African
Baptist church will hold Cako walk aud
exhibition IN the armJry this evening.
Tho huCkstor Wagons OF Geo. Fisher
and J. W. Swartz cJlltdcd this morning,
resulting in wheel b3iuk torn Oh from
the formers
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EataI KaIIroan Mreck.

WATERBURY, Conn, Feb. "A Tram
on tho New York and New England rail
road, due here at 8 o'clock last night,
struck large rock 7 miles west of here,
throwing the engine and baggage car
down an embankment fifty feet. The
engineer, Warren VOgt, was badly bruised
aud fireman William Sine was scaldod by
steam. The express messenger, baggage
master and several of the passengers were
al'o bruised. Physicians have been sent
from here, and the injured are doing well
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New York nInrNetA

NHw YORK, Feb. 7.-rlour steady aud modor
a. ely active. southern quiet and unchanged,
Wheat opened %Gskc, higher; afterwards
fair speculative trading; No. Red, Feb.
sl O7H@l OTs March, | O010l 09H do
April, 81 llEesl IL; do May, N l35Il lEa.
Corn A@Ic higher; only moderately active;
Mixed Western spot, 5l9Cic do future, 62A
@GGHc.
No. 2 May, A2}Idi1hc state, iO3i7C: Western
8gai7c,
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HuNTER's POINT, l.. l., Feb. 7.-Joe
Appleford, charged by Rugg with the
murder of Mrs. and Miss May bee, was
to-day discharged. 1t is understood that
John and Edmund Tappan will be released
on a small bail, tho district attorney being
satisfied that Rugg was tho only person
concerned in the Maybee tragedy and tho
Townsend and Sprague outrages.
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MAkHE 1s.
PhilndeIpnin mnrrnt.

PHILApRLPHIA. Feb. 7.-Flour dull
Rye Flour at - go
Wheat quiet; NO. 2 western Red, t O1
No. 3 do, 59c NJ. Pa. Red, fl 13T.
oats firm: No. White, Nat5C No. dc
i211o No $40, i2c No. 2 mixed, ilC.
Rye firm at 67I6sC.
Seeds Glover at 9kDl0ho; Timothy a
tl 70; Flaxseed firm at 81 COOL 50.
Provisions firm ana fairly active.
Lard firm.
Butter sluggish and barely steady.
Eggs duh ana easy.
Cheese firm and good inquiry.
Petroleum dull.
whisky ~ al ~
Other articles unchanged
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EAST LIBERTY.-Cattle dun prime, 81 asa
80; fair to good, sac common, tiQ5 (;
receipts, 2i7 head shipments, III head,
Hogs active, firm and higher: Philadelphias,
s767 25 Workers, o. 3Od6 40 ; Baltimore, 81 500
70 pigs. O. 2595 90, receipts, l,031 head I;
shipments, lljO.
shcep dulI; prime. q 5OdG fair Lambs, sBsD
so; receipts, 5000 head shipments, 400
head,
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.rkEIAL Nu1INkn.
Hard 10 believe.

1t Is hard to believe that man was cured OF
Kidney Disease after his body was swollen as
big ~ tar 81, and ho had been given up as
incurnblo and lay at deaths door. Yet such II
cure was accomplished. by kidney.w ort in
the person ot NJ. NJ. DevercauN, OF lonia,
Mich, who says; " hfter thirteen of the best
doctors IN Detroit had given me up, was
curad by kidney-Wurt. | want every one 10
know what a boon Il Is.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-07

PuILADELrUIA, Feb. 7,-Councils com
mttee o? railroads having under consider
alton an ordinance for the construction of
the proposed elevated railroad, held a
meeting to day aud practically killed the
bill The vote taken on motion to report
the bill with favorable recommendation
resulted yeas 10, nays II.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-07

CrNclNNATI, Feb. IA dispatch from
Lexington. Ky, says construction train
on the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, be-
tween Morehead and Farmers stations ran
into u oaboose of another train containing
20 section hands, all ooored. Five were
killed and fifteen wounded. Chas. Hanlan,
conductor, was seriously injured.
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Tuc once held by tho kiInuYs IL one OF i'm
portnncc. They act IA natures sluce'way tC
carry oil tho extra liquids from the system
and with them the impurities both those that
are takon into the stomach and those that are
formed In the blood. Any ClngRtng or inac'
ton Of these organs Is hotoiOro important,
Kidney " ort Is natures cfuiOnt assistant I'm
Keeping tho Kidneys In good working order
strengthening them and inducing healthy
action. II you would get well and keep well,
tAxp kidncy.WOrt.
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valued correspondent, Albert simpson,
esq, writing from Peoria, H., says "Sdmdrt.
tan NerUiue cured me OF scrotula, after having
suffered Iors years with the disease" Mr..
simpson lives in Peoria. Ask him. Your
druggist keeps 1t. $3.50. i5lwdeodSw
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GREATEST ON hARTH.

CuTICuRA REMEDIES arc the greatest medi-
Gines on earth. Had the worst case Salt Rhoum
III thi5 county. My mother had IL twenty
years, aud In fact died from IL. L believe u
tTlCuRA would have saved her life. My arms,
breast ana head were covered for three years, /,
the CUTGCuRA REsoLvBNr Internally, and CUTI-
CuHA SOAR extern lily.
j. ". ADAMS, Newark. o.
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Physicians recommend porous plastcrs In
cases Of Bach Ache, Lame side, stn Muscles,
Rhoumatism and al local pains Hop Pds.
tcyS are the best made, combining resh Hops
with Gums. Ready To uso pleasant and pow-
crfuI in action. - cts. at any drug store.
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sudden Death.

Rev. A. Berg, tho we'll known Lutheran
minister of Mcchanicsburg, Upper Lea
cock township, died very suddenly about
II o'clock last night. On Sunday no
preached three sermons and was in his
usual good health yesterday and almost TO
the hour of his death,
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10 Nnt ,Invn ilinhl,

Go carefully IN purchasing medicine. Many
ADVERT -cd TomCttcs can work great injury
urr worse than none. BHrdOck RiOOd BIterS
arc purely II vegetable preparation the
smallest Cuild can take them, they XIII dis
ease and cure the pnti0nt 10 safe tnd kindly
way. FOR sale by ii. Is Cochran, druggist, l37
auuI{g North Queen street.
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Reward offered,

This afternoon the county commission.
ers decided 10 offer reward of 1900 for
the arrest and conviction of the person OF
persons who murdered Bernard Short on
| Thursday night last.
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INSTANTLY Killed.

ELIZABETH, N. j.. Feb. 7.--Jaoob
Rogers, a nagman on the Reading railroad
was instantly killed this morning at Craw-
ford. lie tagged the train and then
walked in front of IL.
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DRusnd IpDn It.

Mother SYMPTOMS prophoslcs and Louisiana
r,uCtiuns are very uncertain thlngs, but
ThOmds' hciccN'ic OF can be depended upon
always. 1t cures aches and pains OF every de-
-CriptiOn. For sale by II. Is, Cochran, drug
gist l37 and lS9 North Queen street.
DoN'r tunc with throat anu lung affections
Take Hulr's Honey OF H"rehound and Tar
Pikc's ToOthache Drops cure in one minute
fllWlpOdSX
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so l.
WILL BE GIVEN

WILL BE CIV EN-,
worm
-t. solid Cold 500 u
ri. magnificent Tea set, embracing
walters. = inch. hammered ana en-.
EravCd, pieces hammered and en-
RruvCd, with gOld-linCd slOp and
cream, quuiruplc platC.............. 100 %
&i. fitting Ice Water Set, hand chased or
chased satin, with gOld-lined slOp
hlucup'.'..'.' '.'''.'' .''''''''.':.''. - W
ilh Tiliing Ice Water set, engraved, with
gold.Incd, movable sIop and cup. y 90
9TH Toilet Stand, fine decorated bottle
and powder box, with sutiu-linCd
lUWCl drawer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il %
Gth Fruit stand, rich decorated glass,
either blue or amhur.....,.....,..... u 90
IN 1ot".a ICto Set, pieces red and AN.
her glass, huud CngruECd, ,.......,.,, - 81
~tu. Ben Castor, chased bell handles.
Tho tell can readily be- detached
from the hdndlc....... ............... 10 jU
9th. Ice Pitcher, 3 qts. chased, double
walled ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ ~
10Th, cake stand, chased and gOi-l '"d. OJ
llth Fruit sand, rock crystal glass,
bCuuulU'lv Cut........... .........., &C
The manufacturers Ot the CClubr'"d DAYS
Soap will give on the lst at May, l>si, the above
costly ana beautiful premiums to the persons
mnklnE out the largest list OF words from the
WDIla
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Connected WIN the Exchange

At last the court house has been con-
nected with the telephone exchange and
an instrument was placed in the prOthOn
o,ary's office this afternoon.
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y.n. 4. A. Anniversary Tonight.

Tho exercises Of tho Young Mems Chris
tiau association at tho court house this
evening, will begin promptly at a quarter
before : o'clock
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INsFAEE oF ShahLES h"iu u WE'LEh'
IL late OF Lancaster city, dec d.-Lettars
ties tamentary on said estate having been
granted TO tho undersigned, all persons in
debtod thereto are requested to mako imme'
diato payment and those having claims
delay tor settlement to the undersigned.
JOHN FRllSCH, Executor.
Is. Q. KREADY, Atty. jI'6tdMs
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Quotations by Associated Press,
4 l. =. -

QUOlAUOns by AsSOCIhIou IIbsb,
Stocks unsettled.
Philadelphia h Erie H. R.....,...,..,, ..... II
Reading Railroad. 2sL%
Pennsylvania Railroad ad..................... bs5s
Eohlgh Valley Railroad Observation-Disclosures. GS
United Companies OF New wJersey.........l95
Northern Pacifc................,.. 2l1s
Northern Pacific Preferrei............. i6A
Northern Central Railroad. .,... bS
Lcnigh Navigation Company ibd.
NOrristown Railroad ........................ll0
Central transportation Company. ..,... 81
Pittsbg, Titusvillc Il Buffalo Il. H.. ...,, "a
Little SChuYlkill Railroad ad-.............,... 81
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DAY'SCELEBRATEDSOAP


lst All lists must be accompanied by II ?
C"ntsiamp tor return postage, and the written
statement that you nave pn,i are now using
the Days Soap IN your family, ana the name
and nddrcss OF the grocer from whom you
buy It.
u. Words must be written plainly and mum.
bcred.
-. No words counted IN which letters arc
used not found in Days Cclrhlutui SOnp.
An. All lists must bG in by the hr~t OF May,
us the premiums will be given on that day.
5th. IhC premiums will be given in rotation
according to largest list OF wOri-,
Din. write your name ana Nldrt ~ plainly on
ltst, and Tor further information amt iustIug.
Il ms enclose = cent stamp.
lhis OnCr IL made to induce YOH Try and
use toe Durest and best Soap mudu. By It's use
you have no boiling, no sCtuing, no heat, no
steam, and your washing done In Unc.huIt the
usual time.
Days soap must be used ~ directed. Dirrc-
tons VIII DO found ON each wrapper. The
Days Soap can be had OF leading wholesale
ana retail groCCrS throughout tho United
states. Elegant embossed cards gwen with
Days SOAP.
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DurLIu SALE OF VALUABLE NORTH

DUBLiU SALE OF VALUABLE NORTH
i Queen street property, at the Keystone
House, city OF Lancaster, Ht O'Clock, y. M,
on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ., lSsl, consist
ing OF a TWO-STORi BUILDING, with back
building attached and lot OF ground, fronting
on North Queen street, thiTty.twO tuCt 3! }.
more or less, and extending IN depth one hun.
drCd and eighty-hyo feet UsA), moro or less,
with right over and through a 3-tOOt Wide
alley running eastward to Christian street.
situate Nos 2i7 and 30 North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa.
Terms made known at sale by
MRS. LEVI MCCOMSkN.
HENRY SHUBERT, AuCt. $50, ,tUb2,G7,s gR
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Collins VOltaiC Electric PlasterS.

For the relief and prevention, the instant It
Is applied of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciati-
ca, Coughs, Colds, Weak Back, Stomach and
Bowels, Shooting Pains, Sumbness, Hysteria,
Female Pains, Palpitation, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Fever, Malaria and Ept-
denies, use Co;iiDs' PIasters, Tan Electric
Battery combined with a Porous Plaster) and
laugh at pain. 25o. everywhere.
tcbl-lydW, saw
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InnIoe NJ CoInmbIn.

A peeial Dispatch from Columbia, says
The ice began moving at 1870 this afCeT'
noon. No serious damage is reported %
vet
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rev YORK
Quotations by Associated Press.
StOcHu wpoLs MOnay cngy at kRD


stocks weak. Money easy at lLG2c.
New York Central. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...ll0es
Erie Railroad. 2oLs
Michigan Central RairOad. ad.......,......... 9lH
Michigan Southern Railroad. d.............. lO0L
Illinois Central Railroad. ..................
Cleveland h pittsburgh Railroad. ..,......lSSA
Chicago " Rock Island Railroad. .........,.ll9
Pittsburgh h Fort Wayne Railroad ....... .l83Ls
Western linton Telegraph Company. 7GL
Toledo N wabash. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1874
New JUTscy Central nl..,........-.,..,........ rs
| New York Ontario h Western.....,......,, NJ
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A Fatal Misshot,

CUMBERLAND, Md, Feb. 7,-Margaret
O'Donnelly, a young lady while shooting
rats this morning accidentally shot and
killed Thomas Coughlin, aged II.
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s,oIen irom the Malls,

LEIrsIC, Feb. Two letter pouchCs
containing eighty thousand marks were
stolen from mail cart this morning.
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rIS, q, II. BROWN,

PHYSICIAN AND OCULlST,
Has Removed to No. 20 WEST ORANGE 81,
Eve and Ear treated, Glasses adjusted. su.
ie2l.lydTh
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For Lame naCK, sIde or Unest, uso sHI-
LOHS POROUS PLASTER, Price, rs cent
sold by Il. b. Cochran, l37and l3s North Queen
trtCt, Lancaster reDlieoi6
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A Murderous Doctor.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. DIR. w
Uumphies killed Lee Carruthers at Foun
tain, eight miles east of here, last night.
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"lprescribo IT in my practice" Is the expires.
sion used by DR.. j. A. Passmore, OF Riley,
Ind. He referred TO Samaritan NerpiHe, and
further along says " 1t cures epiieptic fits.j
J29-lwdeod&w
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IT IS A FACT.

Hundreds of letters m our possession (copies
OF Whlcn may DC had by return mail) are our
authority Tor the assertion that skin Scalp
and Blood Humors, whether scrofuious inner.
itod or Contagious, may NOW be permanently
cured by CUTICURA REsoLvKNT, the new Blood
Purifier, Diuretic and Apparient, Internally
and CUrICURA and CUTiCURA SOAR, tine great
skin Cures and Beautihers, externally In one
half the time and Mt one halt the expense of
any other season.
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A UDiCohs' NOTICE.

County.
JOHN ". swARTz, (NovemSSemr Term, 1888
SARAH MoDERwELLS Execution Docket,
Theundorsigned auditors, appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas OF Lancaster county,
lsally entitled thereto the monies made
In the above execution and ruled into
court tor distribution will sit for the
purpose OF their appointment on Tuesday,
february 20, 4. ID. 1881, at 10 o'clock "A. m, IN
the Library Room OF the Court House, IN tue
city OF Lancaster, whore all persons lhtele'len
~ ''''' NJ. ID. NORTH,
n. X. MAkTlN,
Auditors.
LANCASTER, Feb, !, ISL l+itds
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IUPARINEIisHIr

~ LASCAsTER, Feb. Z l>Ni.
We, tho undersigned, nave ont red into "A
tor the term ot one year, Tor the transaCtiOn
OF the Freight and Hauling business as the
&C. A BiIncr Linsh herr tO.Orc so GstCCwcd
by our citizens, and Tor which we solicit II
continuance OF the same at the old place OF
business. Harrisburg avenue, opposite Mul
berry street, u. l.. Y 1. W, BlINEh.
T,S ,S9siwdeOd
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GREAT BLOOD MBDIoINHs

The half has not been told as to the great
curative powers OF the CUrICuRA REMEDIES. 1
have paid hundorods of dollars for medicines
To cure diseases of tho blood and skin and
never found anything vet to equal the CurI.
CUbA REMEDIES. GiAS. A. WILLIAMS,
Providence Il. 1,
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:, Unlnose &" ,,ordon Uaptureh

LoHDoN, Feb. "A dispatch from
Alexandria, Egypt, to the Daily NetoS
asserts that the rebels have captured Gen.
{" Chinese ~ Gordon.
The Report Not Confirmed.
LATER.-The repot that Gen. Gordon
was captured was first posted in the
window of the Duty NewS office. 1t has
been since removed, tho report not being
confirmed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-07

Ell MA ttDI.
The GrAud PruJect the False Prophet Ha
in NIsw

The Grand PTUJect the False Prophet Has
in View.
New YORK, Feb. "A Suakim special
says that El Mahdi recently wrote to
Osman Dignacader of the rebels in that
vicinity that he intended to invade Turkey
and kill the sultan, to conquer India and
eventually to subjugat the whole world
Grave fears are entertained that the
Mussulmans of Suakim will treacherousy
rise and massacre the European resi-
dOntR.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-07

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