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Daniel Murphy. 40 western and wessvA.

Daniel Murphy, lio Western and wessvA.
y. smytn Bro, iss west a W. va, sx0skc.
". ". Mcfillin, ~ W. Va, 6EfG%c
". 8. McFnlin, 1t6 W. Va. txsidkc
J. u. Latta, 90 Chester county, 6o6lac.
Nipple n Brother, Ii7 cows, 3<nttc
owen smith, gS Western n YlrRints, hf17c.
a. J. Christy, 8I6 western a W. Va, bi4n7izo-
S' schamborg Co. 2eO west. and Tesss.
schnmbers I raul PsSi, 100 wc.tora and roxM,
Lew Lowonstein, ali West Va. bkd6kc
sol Lowenstein, is5 Western and Texans, w
:. Hebron, lso western and Texans. 40
Isaac Adler, iio Western and Va. 500.
II. Chain jr., W, Va, 6I4u8c.
p. schcCtZ, 50 W. Va, lkaBc.
James Clemson. 20 Western Gfp1c.
Gilman 3l2 Western, iISSl6s4c.
J., Horn. ~ West Va, ilep5I.o.
II. Chain. 10 ohio. iG,kc.
Nj. Levi, ITO Virginia 5n6kc.
Buchmnn Levi. l03 Va, 51d6Jac.
Swarlz Il Miller, 3. Western aud Western Va,
5gCAc.
DRKssKp MEATS.
City Dressed Beeves wero in fair demand
ana closed lower at 7D0Ac, the former ratio
for very common stock
ABATroIR sALxg.
RodRor Maynes. lis head, 7k010c.
l.. McCandlcss, 1853 head, 7Rl0ltc.
q. y. Dongler, 75 head, SAEil0l
y. II. Lowden, t7 head. 0kEplOo.
". q. Bcchman, 10 head, 7Q9Ac.
John Y. ward, 40 head, 7dgko.
Dressed sheep were In fair demand at
from to Zoe, according To quality.
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CHioAo0. - -uOgs--Hn Receipts, 1900 head ship
munIs, 100 heud market steady an unchag.
od rough packing, s. GJGG 80; packing and
shipping, - SOaG Gji light, 81 93G6 20 sRips,
BltQ5 70
Cntt!e-Rcceipts, 8 900 heat; shipments, 1900
head , best COriIfCd, nrm; other grades, lOlQ
roc lower; export grades, 90 t00G 90; good Ia
choice shippinp, o. 9Dl66 40 common to me-
dium, gl 5Oig5 75; wyoming range cattle, Ga 80
GQS grass Texans IL 50 IJlgi -.
Sheep -Ecccipts, .COl huadi shipments, 900
market slow inferior TO lair, 81 jOu3 30 n
100 rs; medium 70 good, - 5Otlt; choice IL
extra, glGBi 70 lambs, " head, IL 5OG3 80
Texas sheep, ~ JOg3 70.
EAST LIBEErY Cattle duh li42jc. oil from
last weeks opening pIlces receipts, 4jlU headi
shipments l7!9 head.
HOgs firm ;lrCCepts, I1OO head shipments
2iUJ hCNu ; Philaiclphias, 50 biGG 70 lOVktTS
sgay6 40 Fra-aeTS, g. GJGb 80.
sheep dull +5fQlOc OH from last wCek's clos
ing prIccs plenty unso.d; receipts, $500 head
shipluCuJs, 1000 head.
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Yesterday q small child of George In
graham, residing on ROCklaud street, fell
into deep sleoD which alarmed the
mother. The child had hoen in the habit
of taking its food from q bottle, aud an
examination OF tho bottle showed that
OPIUM had been put in the milk. Dr.. Mo,
CurNick was sent for and by tho admin
tration of antidotos succeeded in reviving
tho child, aud it's now out of danger. L.
ia said that the opium was put into tine
bot,le by a ten.year old ohild nurse, who
apted TO go to picnic and did not want
to rc bothered with the child,
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Tn. uoetors rndo,s,mer,.

Dr. W. ". Wright, Cincinnati, q sends tho
Rubjo'uOd professional endorsement ilhve
uIoscribad DIX Wa. uAbL'S BALHAM fOh
THE LUNGS In - great number OI cases. hhu
always With success. one case IN phyllculh,
was gwen up Dy several physicians Nho Isu
hcen called IN for consultation WIN iiiyrtll
The patient had AL Bic symptoms pt conhflneu
tousump ton -coId night swrats hsctic fcvCr.
increasing coughs, etc. Tie Commcncoi iHlme.
di1tely to got better ana waa snun restored 70
his uetINl health. I tuuud DH. WM HALLS
BAbsAM ron tHE LUNGS the most yhua'
bla oNpuctoran tor brCaNing up distressing
coughs aud colds
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Or, Fragl,rIs sI.glo uIntmcnt.

The greatest blessing that has been dis
covered in THIS generation, 4 sure euro tor
BOils Burns, Sores, cuts, Flesh Wounds, sore
Nipples, Hard ana SOFT COrns. ChappCd Lips,
ana Hands, PimplCS ana ElOtChoj. FriCa 6JC
sold by Druggists, sold by IL. u, Cochran
druggist, l3l and l39 North Queen street. lil
THG nutrltiYe properties of Colden's Liquid
Beet FOniG sustain tho body without solii
food. COlden's 4; no other. aulS.lwdeod&w
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gUndJnssd Items.



Tho following lotters were granted by
the rrgistcr Oi villa for tho week ending
Tuesday, August 10:
ADMINISTRATION Henry il. Ebersole,
deceased, late 0r West Donegal township
Abraham ". RlIt, Wo,t Donegal, al
misLTatur.
jacob Snyder, deceased, la'o Of Noun,
10y tuwnship Jacob Il Snyder aud Eltas
Faus, Rlpho, administrators.
Hottie y. liieh, deceased, late Of Uppor
Leacock township; Christian High, East
Llmpetcr, aud Peter q Weuger, Cpp3r
Loac1ok, administrators.
TEsTNMENTAIIY Emanuel GrIvcr,
d"c .l,ol. hto Of Msnhotm 'pwnship; Mary
Gravcr, ManLeim, cS"Cl'0r.
Grorrc Wrnrcr. dcceas,d, late uC VT
JOY Borough ; Elizabeth Wsuger, MI joy
executor
john bong. d,nrAs'I 'l.n q, D,umJrr
unwnsh'p B''i 'rniu CLllUc, DrumDuc,
executor.
EUat MaCh,r, dec.a,od, ls'o 4. Ltuc.s
lnr o.ly Francs MnChir, city, oxs cntor
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Emma NcLanc, TOR Drunkenness AID
da5l5crlr c'uduo., WIS arrested aud com
uittad for hcaIirC.
William .. SDo't, who was 10 havo been
hraId, .nu Il chaIgO OF desCrtlDn prcforrrd
by n,4 vie, Vas reGoIeind 10 his ~ US
ant toe prosecution withdrawn.
Harry Broom w16 prusccutrd for assault
a9d battery hy Mary Smith. Mary
rcl'ntoa, tho deirudoUt paid the costs
Two vagrAnts were tho only inmH.o OF
the station hou.c last night
Ju5rpu Ch6ltau,. druukcnnCG5 and
dis5Id,rly coaduct, VAS c0mm.ltrd 90 lh,
county pri1ou' tos dive days.
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N, 90; rdw. pnysop, o1; 9 F. Fasnabbt,

NiCke, u, jos, kien, ~ august JhsRNF,
a; Charles Meyer, 81 VI Lewis, 10 (;
lohu BThnnNr n Thomas 4. Newell.
75 q. l.. Erect, 40 George IL Jones, so;
". q. Kiuzic, ~ IA J. Louden. s3 g..
V. 49, Deibet,, "a Goo. Sykos, 0G Henry
Smcych, SO Alex, w, Hart, 80; +. ID.
Bussc, 90; Eiw. u. Emery, 81 J W.
Morrison, o! Charlos MIlor, % Louis
Wackor, ~ Il. II. Brewer, %; j, II.
Wilson, 100 G., w. Euz, lO1 q NJ.
Smoker, los Il. bnmberson, lOG Albert
Ropp, lOS w. +. Wright, 100 (;
Fred Link, il0E II. q. WOumcr,
il2 George Wooimau, tt3; A, w.
Reed, 10 Jonathan o. Jones. III |;
VIM IL llagh, il0 Chas. Y, Jones, l22 /;
Samuel Ililliard, 1913 , John MoUrellish,
12i; Joseph NJ, Strong l25 George
Hawks, 1876; N. y Crooke, 1913 George
w. Grim, lc9 W. Il McDsrmont, l3i I;
+. =. Miles, t23 solomon Gallewski, l35 ;
=. q. huta, l3j W. q Bruckloo, l3O ;
ooberi, 1873 James Smith, $50 Adam
w. IIaag. iis WIN Simpson, ll3 w.
II. Bpwyr, IA; John q Massey, lij (;
II X KolT, li6 i. White, liS A. Gold
smith, $50 Wm. +. Cline, 1913 Ammon
II. ilouck, iil Daniel Llush, ljj Fan
Gus Schlipo, 1876 T. II. Matthews, 1853 J.
g. Gorber. tj0. T. .. Mcclure, 1862 L
A. Smith lGi Adam Offender, lG5 II.
Gnr 'tg1 iG5 y " III" IIatc % 10 '' Johu Mis-.
Jom 'iT5y9 i59 i T. Car'y "a r, B' Con
no'iy. % IL M : SStsili. i7G Geo, b.
TcnGi, i,I Nich,los Tr,st 10 W. II,
Vo,cn,irc 10 , G. If CnrnoII. ,sf: "
Smi,h iSo .. 4 NJ Nagce, los Jns.
Larkin igI r. II O'D5nneIl lg9 r.
Hnw,r I03, II Roscrs, IGi ]. q.
KIM. Io5 Wm' J. smith. lo6 G.. Mo
n",nJ. t07, \ T. Kast 100: NJ. 3.
sIm,nrj 31o'. CraiI.s NC,b g1l ~. II.
Dtos,c. .n5 ! p Ii,rJy. go5 Wm r.
swat gI3, ! u Mgni5. 9IG , Tpos. II
mi '@l7. Inos WLrntIrv. els +. Y.
Var,,t,i,',n oiGfl r N,.a 800 f.,
Enr,h IMAM. a1i n NaaIy Ggg
JC. Eb.r' gg3 ". ", Tngo Ggi An.
thnr., Fr,,,,. SgG 4 n Brrdior. 927
j. If Cotton. o2s + 4 S,h. Ilman, gaO :
Rsbtr, 93I u II. Long, agJ Chag. T..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-19
NEWS In BRIEF,
roitgrsms From all pars Condensed Iol
unIck Reading.

roisgrsms From all Parts Condensed for
onicK Reading.
A fire in Pomeroy, Ohio, destroyed AZ
buildings loss; SjO,0
Roman troops have captured brigauds
near Rome after hard struggle.
Two deaths from cholera at Toulon and
eight at Marsoiles last night cases are
developing rapidly.
The trial of the scandal case was begun
to day at Dublin French was the first
man put on trial.
A physician of Birmingham, Eng, says
man died OF Asiatic cholera there thir
morning.
James Mcmahon, deraulting collector,
Of Hobokeu, n. Jr, had SO $50 in the First
national bank when dismissed from
Office Chancellor RuDyon has decided
that it belongs TO the city.
Street car driver, Wilbur Plumb, wa'
shot aud killed by a robbor in Toledo o +,
who was after the money box,
The Paris atmosphere haB been greatly
cleansed by heavy thvnder storms,
Henry Parks aud wife, of Big Creek
Indian Territory, were murdered while
asleep by robbers.
James Henderson was dangerously shot
by New York policeman, to day, whilC
trying to rob drunken man.
Paul Werper, of Akron, O., was elected
commander Hart Harwig, OF
NJ ilwaukee, auditor; and Charles
WinEler, OF Milwaukee, paymaster OF the
National Association OF the German army
organized in Milwaukee, yesterday.
WEATHER INDIUATlOHS
WASHINGTON, Aug l0.-For the Middle
Atlantic sta'ss, generally fair weather,
variable Winds AID no change in tcmpera-
turC,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-19

l have been Hay Fever sufferer for three
years; have often heard Ely's Cream Balm
spoken ot in the highest terms did not take
much stock In it because OF tho many quack
medicines. A friend persuaded mo to try this
Balm, and l did so with wonderful success,
This recommendation you can use for tho ben
ait OF Hay Fever sutferers.-T. 4. Geer, syra-
cuse, N. Y, Price 50 cents.
aull-2wdeod&
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fnIIeosipnIs.
" Associated Press,

stocks strong.
Philadelphia y Eric Y. .R.................... l2Is
iseldtng Railroad ......................... IL
Pcnnsyivauia t.aiiroad ad...................... 56L
i,ohigh Valley Ratlroad. ad..................... 6iH
United Companies OF Now jersey. ........l0t
Northern ..............,........... 2iA
Northern Pacific Preferred. %. 5iaa
SorthGrn Central Railro id ............... 80.
Lenign Navigation Company ~
SOrriStOgn Railroad. d.......................l0
Central Transportation Company......,.. IS
| BEiao, Y. aud Philadelphia. .......,. "
| Li:tis schuvi<il hsilrnAd. Ad...-.............. 90
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WO want To say II word ~ Won VINO make
living with your tongue. You certainly must
have cluir. strong voice to engage your lls
iCupIs. Ur. Thomas hCicctrtc Dn Tor sore
throat, colds, anu hOnrsgnCsS ~ untNCrll'u'
Use uuJ "A miro FOT sale by H. II. Cochran.
druggist. 1877 ami 1879 North Queen street
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POLITICAL.

Campaign Banners, Flags, suits, Capes,
Caps, lIolmets. shirts, Torches every thing Ia
camp ugnoulhts. send tor illu strated circu
lar To Campaign Mtg Co., 10 barclay street.
Ecw York, al-lmeod
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pII..tIilo-i P,iesl

sure cure for Bind, Bleeding and Itching
PILES. one box has curcj Lh1 worst case ot ~
years standing. SOOnC ucpd suffer ave uIn-
mCnt ltahsOrbs tumOr-, allaYs itching, nets
Rs pOiltiCc, gives instant rcIir'. Prepai ed
only tor Pilrs, itching Ot the private parts,
nothing clso. Sold bv druggists aud mailed
on receipt of pHicC ST. Sold ny ~. u. Coch.
ran. druggist lJ7 nuu lD North Queen s'rset.
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MnAt wa want.

Give Homeopath his pollets, Allnpath his
pills but Tor rheumatism, tor aches, for palns
and spTains, Thomas Ecttctrio or ~ inGtlably
superior tO either. IL has benefited as many
people M II has nad purchasers, All druggist
sell ". For sale by III Is, Cochran, druggist,
ISL aud lUO a Orlh Queen strC5t,
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AIsnRLLANROuh nrOCKf
Cured NV wires weakn %, ;.

From Evansville, Ind, the home OF our cor
respondent Mr.. Jno. K. Patterson. comes TIM
following: "Sdmdritdn Nervins cured my
wife OF t. case OF female weakness" It's an
extract from Mr.. Patterson letter. sl.o0.
uSiwdeodSw
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MnnIlnY,. t.iEIcr.

Tho four picuics, which were held yosttr
day were well attended, aud az far as Can
10 learned everything PasHCd of quietly
The HaCkmer kept their fun up until II
O'Clock at What Glen, but there WAS 10
disturbance.
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. 10, ies4.
THE FOREIGN CLOUD.
FRANCES piEtiUuLry wIIs o,.IsA
Ihe U,lesiisls show surpr,,ine Disposi-
lion 20 pight Il out--Tol,grapbio
beppcninEs ia ,Brief FORM,

LONDON, Aug. 10.--A dispatch from
Shanghai dated to-day says tho Chinese
plenipotentiaries have left Shanghai in 40
cordauoe with instructions from Pekin.
There is no project of settling the diff
Guilty with France. Thirty.6ve members
Of the board of CensJrs have presented q
memorial to the empress, opposing the
conditions offered by tho French, and
strongly urging hostlities. 1t is reported
that the empress has decided to declare
war.
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- have used BUrdOck BiOOd RiHers with
great benefit FOR Indigestion ahd constipation
ut this bowels" q. l., FastOn, Hamilton. Ont
rOr sale by n. u. Cochran, uruggis,, l37 and
1870 North Queen street.
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Tho Lc'rOn street. and ChcrTy Ali~J sS6W"rs
title meeting of tho street committee
% MoUdly evening, the parties interested
III the Lemon street aud Cherry alley SOW
ers fled bonds guaranteeing tho payment
tp the city Of the sums % money required
by councils, ald tha sewers Will bs COM
iueuCcd ~ soon ns tho contractors flo thor
bonds Thc COnmiLtee this HfJernpDn in
spuct. j GIn streets VI our city, but pate
u1arIy those for the repair Of which peti
tiOus were presented as tho JdIy and
August meeting of councils.
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SPECIAL NUTICEs

Absolutely the best Porous Plaster CvoI
made Tie HUP HdSieris composed OF Fresh
Hops, Halsams and Gums. Weak Back, Side
Ache, sore Ghost, and all pains are speedily
cured by It's usc. Apply one. Only IS coHts
at any drug store.
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In Aurora, III, lives Mrs. WIN Henson. She
says: "Samaritan Neruinc cured me OF neu
raIgia, vertigo nnd sick holdache,"
aul2 lwdCOd&w
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Mr. Uriuh BitZGr raised ON ~ ucr - sixty.
siN bushels OF clean wheat, from the nvu dol-
lar seed wheat purchased from }. W. ru,tlsou,
scotsman, Lancaster, Ia, 1t
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rire MIN ont =

This IL "A common remark when rOughs and
TOwdSs tusult pubic dcceuCv by their un.
secu,y WAYS Uv-pepsit ~ u horrii bore. RI, G
IL out with BUrdDck BtDOd Biuers. You can
do st. For sale by II. u. Cochran druggist lJi
and l8B NOrLn Queen street
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:. KoUaa uN Pam"

Cures collie, cramps, diarrhDi; externally
for aches, pains, sprains, headache. neuralgia,
rheumatism. For mhn or beast. 20 and SOC.
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"ROUuu IN DENTIsT Tooth Powder.
smooth, Refreshing, Harmless, Elegant,
Cleansing, Preservatiye ana Fragrant. l5o
Druggists.
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Go with the \. NJ q. A. excursion to Ocean
Grove on Thursday. ON our excursion you
an stop on at Philadelphia or Kesdng re
turning.
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New torW.
Quotations by Associated Press.

Stocks firm. Money, lS92c.
New NoTk Central. ai..............,.......-.. ...lC9<
Erie Railroad. ............... l9N
Alalns Express. ;..... ...'..............'lh
Michigan Central Railroad ai................. IOZ
Michigan Southern Railroad. ............... s6Ia
Illinois Central railroad. ................ .I27x
Cleveland h pittsburgh Railroad. ..........I37
Chicago q Rock Island Railroad. ..........ll6A
Pittsburgh Il Fort Wayne Railroad, ,.......lSl
Western Unipn Telegraph Company.... 6I~
Tdledu u Wabash. ,.............. 6}S
Ne" Jersey central ....s sss..t....s..s..... Hi,
Now iCTA Ontario y WsNiarn-.....-.......l l2te
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WV AnrERrI,HutHIs


| JErANNEu.--N iUu-G GtLL VANS -
| Il Caroline street. T.
--.-------. -.
! h''L'. EI OlfN . 1 D.. p . =. H'' ~ -.
| ~ rect "n Mo 7'Nl ."i' 'S,t' 80
| be- o. i"HgNu" 20 p'' I'I .'lI!'m .,.
Hi'T'h
! $3.50
! ! evening At
.u. 20 West King street.
NvrAIlIENti, p a,t---n. = lIgrINP-t ftAs
w itruNcHu-iyr salt Ot j4u t,Ur. IL. Phn
! In,iu,' iu,, wslui..lpNt5j slO"- tor 'Hg Clty
ot Lame. IL. T. Every islr warranted. j. lind
,I,,sr. NaiIDi,p. -.GL.. = .Hp- IE.iT
/ lu,, i,.al -. i.r.l.. lu 'Ir' DfiV l. tl
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TaE hurE ar Tnn NATION.
sollu go,nio,t.

Children, slow In development, puny,
serawny and delicate, use Wells Health Re.
nower."
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tkyIit.:AHsUN " FOSTER.
Tho Latest Novelty in Hats.

IhoIo are many correct styles In Hats that
nave had very successful run tins season ,
nut to say which one OF them was rThC
kushiOn IL u puzzle to ~ ALL tor tho mul I.
pliClty Oi styles this season has been COnfus-
iug. everybody seems to nave "A stylCOf their
own, In flats the LATEST NOVELTY wg
have to offer - "a DARK STIFF HAT Win
\ kEUTRA BANU ana BINBiNGS. Straw
Hats, French Palm MunIlIH5 ana Light otlu
iiuts ~ Hall Eatcs,
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COLUMBIA rrws.
rrom our Rcso,.r uotre.panhont.


Coucstoga Lodge, No. i63. X, of p,
last evening Handsomely entertained state
Deputy Grand Chancellor Goo. BifkeL-
bauer, Of Philadelphia, and District Dep
uty Graud Chaucel or Adam Offender, OF
Lancaster.
Mr.. Il. Il Ksphail, a resident of Col
umba for tho past three years, returned
to his old homo IN IIoutzia yesterday.
MIR and Mrs David Hauauer, have for
their guests thcir son Ate, ot SaguachO
county, Col Mrs Sophia R,izcnstein,
Oi Philadelphia, and Mrs. Louisa Rcizen
stein aud dau uIhtr Jennie, Of Baltimore.
John Moon. of Philadelphia. IL in town,
Waiting frirrdS ard relations
rsauk Watson, =. X. X passenger
brakeman, left town this morning for
PLUuixvillc, whore ho will run to FrRz
ior's AZ baggage master.
Miss Annie liaines, of Philadelphia, III
the guest of MIR. llorucr Booth, on Locust
street.
UOndUnssd Items
Company G., viii probably accept tho
invitation to attend tho q. A. X. oucamp
meut iu LluClstcr-- Sons oi Veterans olect
"a captain Friday.-Pieasaut surprise party
~ Raymond HrccnawalC's last night
Hopes are entertained for Michael Neck
10y = recovery columbia and Washington
turnpike company declared u o per cent,
dividend. bass fishing rs now at It's best.
Columbia Democrats have rented tho
room over AllisOu's book store for cam
paign purposes The Vigil base ball club
refuse To play iu Columbia and the Daunt
loss, Of Mount JOY, want $40 and expenses
to come = Hen Duck was released on a
charge Of drunken aud dfsordorly conduct
on promising amendment. Two negro
wouches fought over lover lagt evening
without dong one another serious injury.
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MONT sMEATa
Neuralgia ana Sick n-sdscne.

Headache. fover, chils, malaril, dysp psi
cured by" Wells Health Remover" a..
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WEATHER INuIuATiuNs.

WAsHINGToN, Aug l0--For the Middle
Atlantic statss, generally fair weather,
variable " WiudG AID no change in tCmpera-
turC,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-19
GREAT COUNTY FAIR,

Daysapd tIno OF salA 80 bn given hereafter
lIUld back unit then Il you desire bargains
We arc bound to sell every lob, II ut cost
We must have room, hui II We can COnIuan,
cost, VITA s"lL Look to- IOur and date. A
years guuruutCG with each bill OF sale
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-19
CON5lsrING OFOYEEFONrN fNsrCLAss
VEHICLES.
pGICEs MARRIED Low.

EyoTy Job Iuu,t DO 5riI by OCTOBER !, 1857
in Ur,lUr To mNHU room Tor OIu lluUGICt
sioighs, winch Will b5 offered 10 tue Public a.
great inducements, Every yehlclo not dis
posed OF. will be OffCrCd At Public sale on twt
MORNINGS during tho
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EbNVprt ~nDP ruN - ,Lr. --EHE iSAR-
ID I,r hon NOn.Iri at 10 10 NOIth Qut Cn
e,rr,' win I,..o.d CLrlv 0U ,a-S toms. Ap-
3, To- +. NJ ELY.
.ntg igs 80 beaver -LrtUt.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-08-20
Acorn Bread.

The Indians scattered along the foot
hills Of the Sierra are quiet. inoffen-
sive people. They do not appear to be
governed by any tribal laws, yet adhere
to many of their old traditions One
or two men of superior ability and
industry form nucleus around which
others less ambitious gather. Here
they fence with brush and logs a tract
sufficient for their requirements Of hay
maying, pasturing, etc. Although they
often indulge in the food of civilized
nations, the. acorn Is still q favorite
article of diet in every well-regulated
wigwam. The process of converting
this bitter nut into bread is curious.
Under the branches of grand old pine
l found them at work. They had
shucked and ground in the usual man.
ner large mass of the acorn meats.
A number of circular watts had been
followed out Of the black soil, much in
the shape of a punch bowl. Into these
was put the acorn pulp. At hand stood
several large clothes baskets filed with
water, and into these they dropped hot
stones, thus heating the water to the
required temperature. Upon the mass
of crushed bitterness they carefully lad
led the hot water, making it about the
color and consistency of cream. Not
speck appeared to mix. A buxom
nllbGla stood by each vat, and with
small fir bough stirred the mass, skill
fully removing any speck that floated
upon the surface. The soil gradually
absorbed the bitter waters, leaving
firm, white substance, OF which they
made bread. asked to taste it, at
which they said something in their Ian
guage, and all laughed. asked again,
and after more laughter l was handed
small particle on fig leaf, and found
it sweet aud palatable. They began to
remove it, and so adroitly was this
done that but small portion adhered
to the soil. They spread it upon the
rocks, and IN a short time it was fit for
use. This, L am told, they mix with
water, put it into thin cakes and bake
before the fire.