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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-29
SUNDAY BASE BALL.

ADeath Blow to Games In the Ohio Cap
ital.
COLUMBUS, o.. June 2S.-In the case of
+. II. Carroll, catcher of the Columbus Base
Ball Club, arrested for playing ball on Sun
day, Judge Wylie to-day refused the suit of
habeas corpus applied for, and re-
manded the prisoner to the GUS
tOdy OF the constable The Judge
held that the phrase breach of
the peace" in the statute includes all in
dictable oHenses The decision is death
blow to the game in Columbus, as it can
not be supported except by Sunday playing.
The game scheduled for tomorrow, how
ever, viii be played in spite OF the decision.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-29
AFTER YEARS.
A Man Arrested for Murder Committed
In

A Man Arrested for Murder Committed
In 1864.
DALLAS, Texas, June 2S.-Wiliam Pen
land has been arrested in McCulloch county
for the murder of Lieut.. Saffel, U. S. A,
twenty years ago, in Ellis county. Satfel
on returning from furlough, found that
Penland had sold his horse aud appropriated
the money. In the quarrel which followed,
Saffel shot PenIand, inhicting severe
wound. On recovering a month hter, Pen
land met Safiel and sho. him dead in pres
cnce of his wife Penland was arrested but
escaped, and has been an outlaw for twenty
years
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-29
COOKING CLUB.

Thursday evening the Cooking Club gave
an agreeable little seanee to its gentlemen
friends at the residence of Miss Ida Upde-
graf. on Sixteenth street Music, cards and
dancing enabled the young folks to spend
a decidedly pleasant evening. During the
evening an elegant supper prepared by the
fair hands of the maidens was discussed,
after which the fun was continued till n
reasonable hour, when the children sepa.
rated
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-29
BASE BALL.

Games Played Throughout the Land Yes
terday.
Chicago-Providence Is, Chicago 4.
Cincinnati-Metropolitan7 Cincinnati /.
Toledo-Brooklyn 3, Toledo 3.
Baltimore-Chicago Unions 3, Baltimore
Unions 8.
Cleyeland-New York 10. Cleveland ).
Detroit-BOSton 6, Detroit 0.
Indianapolis - Baltimore }, Indiana
lolis !.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-29
SnrIAL SUCCESS.

Wednesday evening Miss Meta Sharkof,
of the Island, entertained a select cOteire
of friends at her home. As none but in
innate friends were present the event was
socially a success. Cards, music. vocal
and instrumental, all aided materially in
speeding the flying hours till midnight,
when the party adjourned. During the
evening refreshments were served.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-29
An Act Of Great va,or.

eyes sir," he said, much excited; ''he's a
Liar, and told him so. |"
That's rather risky thing to do; / won
der he didn't knock you dovn."
"Oh, ! told him through the telephone"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-29
AGre.t Discovsry.

Mr.. William Thomas, Of Newton. Ia.
saws: my wife had been seriously affected
with cough for twenty-five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before. She
had used many remedies without relief, and
being urged to Try Dr.. Kings New Discov
cry. did So with most gratifying results
The first bottle relieved her very much. and
the second bottle has absolutely cured her.
She has not had 50 good health for thirty
years,"
Trial bottle lOc. as Logan L Co 'sdrus
store. Large size 81.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-29

magic lamp Of Aladdin to unlock the bound
less wealth concealed in the cayerns Of Vir-
glnia and West Virginia and cause it to
leap into the upper air. resplendent in beau
ty and vigorous with life"
CHARLES SEIBr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-29
He HAD Never Aads /. ssudy Of II,

They were standing at the front gate.
How bright the moon is tonight, George
dearr she said.
@Yes," replied George, "it Is 9 perfec:
evening" :.
'qDo you pu. any faith IN Mr. Wirgipss
alleged discovery Of snother moon-i dark
moouY' abe asked.
s.WelI / hardly knov What 10 think aboat
the matter. Snch discovery msy be POI
sible, Bu, dat know. Irfacts he cor
tinued. frankly. apten yss = eoilsgs ]
never r,aid any attention to botany.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-29
sbonId Have Been secured.

DovER, n. a.. June 2s.-John G. Hill. .
retired clothing house proprietor, At Great
Falls, but recently recovered from serere
sickness killed his wife to-day. He Is TO
wears of age. Cause, insanity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-29

II bope shst you viii be osF with ne.
your Honor am an old ms - =
tough luck
-You look IT. said the Judge.
eYes. / am. Yoa voaIdnfs beliess 4 bst
have been struck BY lightning : sod
many times-
as il pcs.iblei I thought thnk hzstsdns
never struck tvice in the nns place. q Y
'Tha. kind Of lighfuing ~ ssrsck ~
does."
swhat kind il :hstr
aJesey iightniDs."
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Great Medicine.

an,ctor I want to thank you for your
great patent medicine,
srsI, III helped you, did itT' asked the doctor
Ve5i 81, helped me wonderfully.
.Ho,, many bottles did you hndit neces-
sary to takeY osn Nv pnc,e
one bottle and am his sole herr
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WHEELING SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE %, 1884.

provided and etfectual remedy by resort to
the high court of impeachment. When
the Legislature passes an act it must Of
necessity decide upon its constitutionaGty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-29

w.vx 70 thirst call on NJ. Hearp. corner
NJ. ~ and FWeatJ Jtourth s'reet'-
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Georgetown College.

] was was prevented by passing engage
ment from attending the banquet OF the
Georgetown College Alumni on June %;
/ missed the speech of nv distinguished
friend. Hon. Charles J. Faulkner, the Presi-
dent of the Society of Alumni. Ii was
golden speech, such one as | don't ike to
miss full of brilGance and scholarship, and
replete with the "reminiscences OF q man OF
whom it ma, be said, as Johnson said OF
Goldsmith: Mid tstigit qVod 70 oT7'@-
Tiy"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-06-29

The case Of State of West Virginia ex.
rel, Joseph S. Miller, Auditor vs.. 7. H.
Buchanan, Assessor of Brooke county, was
decided by the Supreme Court of Appeals
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Then they turned to Dan, and he turned
to Gray, who, by the way, is a strong man;
How often patriotism Ike secondhand
clothing. is put on for the occasionl
IsuppOse voorhees, will put Mcdonald IN
nomination.
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naEhETS
PhIlnnnIpnIn nneKrt


rBILhpELPRrA, May3l-riour quiet, but steady;
do s3 OO6o3 80 Pa. family, 81 5Jgi Is OHIO and
Indiana family, 81 75GQ5 IS Minn. extra, 81 %
"a IS straight, 81 75G5 rs; winter patents,
g. 5Od6 30 spring do IS 5Oll6 50.
Rye flour ut % bO83 62.
Wheat steady, quiet No Western Rod.
tl 03; No. do, 92c No. Pa. Red,
Corn scarce and wanted for local usei steamer
mixed and yellow, 02d6Sc; sail yellow,
6S46c; 90 mixed 63c; No. mixed and
4lHc; No. : do, ii8ilhe; No. 8 do,
iOhc rejected, 3S1<@39Hc No. mixed, S6h
G37c.
Rye steady at zoe.
SGods- Glover nominal II Sd9c Timothy
dull at tl 50i FlaXseod drrn at u rs,
Provisions steady, with fair joObing do.
mand; Mess Pors, SIS OO@lS 80; Beet Hams
Bacon-smoked Shoulders, 7sER7Nc; salt do
OA87c; Smoked Hams, lSHGiiHc; picklec
dc llAQl2Ac.
butchers, 7s4Gsc primo steam - 2Sees 37A
Butter Market quiet and fairly active
Western Creamery extra, 2Dc Il. U. h
n. Y. extras. lS9l0C' do iirsts, l51l7c; Wost
ern extras, l58l6c; western good Ia
choice, llQlic.
Rolls at 799c.
Eggs nrmer, with fair demand Ia, Extras
lGfQI7c; Western do, lGc.
Cheese quiet and easy; New York tull
cI cams, l0h0llAc; western fair 70 good, s1sp
0kc; Pcnn'a. part skins, 3k45hc do full,
Petroleum quiet Refined, &c.
whisky At ~ H.
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SECOND EDITION.
LONDON ALARMED.
GREAT DAMAGE FKoM DYNAMITE
Property Destroyed and People Injured ~
. Yosterdsys Explosions Vigorous News
paper UtterAnces In London.

Property Destroyed and People Injured by
Ycsterdsys Explosions Vigorous News
papsr Utteranoes In London.
LONDON, May 31.--The coming Of day
light this morning shows that the damage
caused by tho dynamite explosions last
night, outside of the detective office in
the Scotland yards, this city, and the Ju
nior Carlton club house in Pail Mall,
resulting from bomb thrown into
the basement of the club house,
at the back of st. James square,
was not over estimated. Dense crowds Of
curious and excited people arc visiting the
ruins, which will remain untouched until
after an investigation has been made. At
St.James' theatre, q hundred yards distant,
the explosion sounded like two claps Of
thunder and tho alarm among the audience
amounted almost to panic. Several ladies
tainted The second bomb In st. James
square exploded against the residence of
Sir Watkin Wynn, M. p. 1t produced a
huge white fracture, four feet high by
three broad. The windows were shat
tered and the furniture damaged.
Thirteen People Injured.
The explosion created great havoc at the
Junior Carlton club. Many cases Of wine
in tho cellar were completely destroyed.
An hour before the explosion q fire
broke out in the war office, but was
speedily extingushed. AS far as known up
to this hour (noon) thirteen people were
more or less injured, among them five
women. Five of the wounded are in
precarious condition.
what the Newspapers Say.
Tho newspapers devote large por-
tion Of their space to tho explosions and
comment upon them in their editorial col
umns in vigorous fashion.
The Telegraph says II behooyes the
English people to reflect whether further
and stcrner measures should not DO taken
to put stop to the public peril and mis-
chief to which they are now exposed. Each
fresh act of cruelty and malice will
strengthen the resolve of Englishmen not
to yield one jot to those who are wishing
to dismember the empire"
The Standard declares that No con-
cession can be made to outrage SO far
the only result it has attained has been
failure and penal sorvitude. The nation Is
disgusted and annoyed, but not alarmed.
If tho attempt had fully succeeded last
night, we could not answer for the reprisals
of the London populace."
The Times says "Tho explosions nave
follow ed shortly upon the introduction Of
Mr.. George o. Trumlyan's Irish land bill.
The inference is legitimate that the bat1ied
Nationalists have again vented their dis
pleasure in dastardly act of mischief
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wIItFIETS.

Afternoon Telegraph Sows Ooudensed.
Barber & Co, wholesale wooden mer.
chants, at Toronto, Oat., have assigned /;
liabilities ESQ, 1000.
The business failures throughout the
country tho last week aggregate III, Of
which go were in Canada total last week
232 decrease of 50.
Harvey ID. Parker, aged 70, proprietor
of the Parker house, Of Boston, died this
morning.
The decrease in the public debt for
May amounts to about five million dollars.
The police Of New York received tele-
gram from the police Of Quebec, to day,
saying that John G. Emo had been arrested
IN that city.
Two hundred and fifty men in the Wa
bash, st. Louis & Pacific railroad shops at
Peru, Indiana, quit work yesterday be.
cause the company is behind in paying,
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Police SAfeS

Edward Gardner, who was charged with
having committed m assault and battery
on VIM. +. Murphy, had hearing before
Alderman Spurrior last evening and was
discharged, the evidence not sustaining
the complaint
Edward Reynolds, charged with
drunken and dsiorderly conduct was com
mitted by Alderman Spurrier to the county
prison for ten days
The mayor this morning sent to jail for
thirty days each two book agents named
James Cooney and Charles Wilson. who
wero drunk and insulted several ladies
whilo walking on the street. Ono other
drunken man was discharged on payment
of costs.
George Wise was arrested and taken be.
fore Alderman Barr for raising row at
the Cooper house and assaulting with
stones Scott Brady. In default Of 5000
bail he was committed to the county Jail
for bearing.
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Railroad Accidents,

At Landisvillo this morning one Of the
sleeping cars attached to the second
section Of the Pacific express west,
jumped tho track and blookaded the road
two hours. No other damage was done.
The passengers wero transferred to
another train.
At Pomcroy station at an early hour
this morning, the rear part Of the train
attached TO engine 2S5 broke loose and
dropped back for some distance, being
finally stopped by nagman. The cngi-
neer ia backing down to tako up his cars, f,
ran against engine l01l that had come
upon the track. The engine aud several
cara were wrecked and the road was
blockadod several hours.
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OF burial for the remains Of tho heroes OF
tho late conflict In one spot, to be kept, as
II is now tho law and rule In many other
places In United States National cemetery
to DO located in tho immediate vicinity Of
the city of Philadelphia, whore the dignity
and deoency Of tho grave may be preserved
and the honored dust In future years may
speak as incentives to patriotism and
valor. There are sixty or seventy places Of
intermont now used, and the bodies Of
heroes may be thrown out at any time In
the ditch to tot."
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sEW zDVERTISEMENTs.
pEss UiaAks rKUm 9Oots. rER NUN,
i dred up, at
uARTMANis YELLOW FRoNTCIGAR
STORE.


DUBLIU SALE or VALUABLE REAL
/ ESTATE-Pursuant TO a resolution OF City
Councils will be sold at public sale, at the
Cooper House. Lancaster, on Thursday, June
10, 1884, ut o'clock p. IN the following de-
sCribeu real estate, 10 wit All that certain
messuagc ana tract OF land with the four
story Stone Building thereon erected, known
as tho " Boardman Cork WORKS" formerly the
" Conestoga Cotton MILL" ana the dwelling
house, blacksmith shop, with other buildings
thereon, containing A 1res and III Perches,
on the hockland road, in Lancaster and West
Lampeter townships, adjoining properties OF
samuel Miller, Jacob HHber, HoDt, A. Evans
anu others. This Ia very valuable property,
and well worthy the attention OF manu- factur-
ers and business men, WIN be suitable tor
tannery, machine shops, steam mills, dye
house or any other business. The city Will
reserve the water right, as now used no dam
TO obstruct water to be built.
Also, at the same time and place, all that
certain valuable Building Lot, ON the south
and Franklin streets, containing in front on
Chestnut street twenty-five feet (22) teet, and
extending I'm depth, southward, one hundred
and eighteen feet tbs feet), TO "A "a feet wide
alley, being lot No s5 on the Breneman and
Lands tract This IL a beautiful location and
suitable Tor u residence; Is convenient 10
schools, churches and this railroad or rolling
mill.
Persona desiring to view the promises will
please call on the undersigned. Terms cash
on April ], 1885. PHILIP ZECHER,
HENRY DOERR,
ISRAEL T.. MAYER
JOHN =. KENDlG.
JACOB GuNDAKKR, Auot. ....
m2s jI,5Il,l4,lslgd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-31
Hxcur.inn IInRoin.

The Pennsylvania and Reading railroad
companies will ISSUE excursion tickets to
visitors to the annual commencement OF
franklin and Marshall college, to be held on
Thursday, Juno l0ih. Tickets will b9 good
from saturday, June 9Th to Saturday, June
q, and will be sod only on presentation OF
an order, which can be obtained by applica.
ton To Rev. DR.. }. II. DuOOs, secretary OF the
faculty, No. ?39 West Chestnut street, Lancas-
pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-31
SPECIAL HUIIUss


BFUWnb NONbbuOII ThHHCbl
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer I'm the
world. WIN most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied eNter.
nally. ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and It "a warranted dou.
bic tho strength OF any similar preparation
II cures pain in the Sido, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, ToothGche, and
ALL ACHES, and f. The ureat Relicver OF
Pain. "BRoWN's HOUSEHOLD PAEACEA"
should be in every family. A teaspoontul OF
the Panacea in Il tumbler OF hot water [swoet.
ened, II preterredl, taken ut bedtime, will
BREAK UP COLD. - conts y bottle
may3l-lydM, ", saw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-31

NEW YORK, May 3l.-Flour- state and West
crn duh and heavy.
Wheat HElc higher and firm. with light
trading No. | White, nominal No. .
Ked, juno, 81 OlI9l Olez July, 81 Oiy1Gal 04L ;
Aug. o. 05H0i OGT Sept. ~ OC4tql o. : Dec +,
sl 1901 lOA.
Corn 1sa9iC higher; Mixed Western spot
at GO1641fc; do future, G3esGG7Hc.
Oats H9Hc better State, 39QHc Western.
37Ii}c.
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Nnne TO NhlcngO.

Delegates Lew. $. Hartman, +. l.. Rein.
hold. John Il. Bitnor, Jno d. Skiles, Jas.
Wolf, ID. 3. Shonk, A. J. Kaufman, Hon.
John NJ. Stehman, A. q. Harmer, John
A. Uiestand, John |, Hartman, W. w.
Griest, j. ID. Landis and |, X. Wilmer,
have gone to attend the Republican con-
vention in Chicago.
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AnOJHfR FalLUki'
A thanking firm at washington MAKES 81
Assignment.

A thanking firm at Warrington MAKES an
Assignment.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 3l.-The fol
lowing notice was posted on the doors %
the banking house Of D. w Middleton
& Co., l,427 7 street:
"ORing to heavy and immediate Ge.
mands, wo have assigned to George T,
Green, for the benefit of our creditors
The doors arc not closed and q number
of excited persons are gathered inside
talking over the suspension. The failure
is not considered of great Importance. The
capital stock of the bank is $40 900, but no
estimate can be made Of liabilities.
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TnE GOLD WEATHER.
rru,, and vegetables Greatly pamng

Fruit ana Vegetables Greatly Damaged
MIDDLETowN, N. Y, May 3l.-Reports
this morning indicate that nearly all the
apple and peach crop Of Orange, Sullivan,
Delaware and all the midland counties of
Now York state have been destroyed by
frost. The strawberries in Oneida
county have all been killed.
Dispatches from New England state
that the severe cold and frost last night
did severe damage to all kinds of fruit
ard vegetables.
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An Editor Indicted for Libel.

FoRT SMITH, Arkansas, May 3l.-Hon.
V. Dell, editor of the Fort Smith Neto Era,
a leading Republican paper of this section,
was indicted yesterday for libelling Col.
]. II. Clendenning. Dell was postmaster
under Grant and Clendennng's predecessor
and U. 8 marshall of the western district
of Arkansas under Garfield.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-31

Ia sons intending TO accompany the ekCur.
sion TO YORK 10 attend the cornerstone laying
OF the German Catholic church on Monday.
can get excursion tickets at tho following
BTacdel, corner West King ana Mary streets (,
John Hiemenz's shoe store, North Queen
street; frank HiemonZs shoe factory, ana
other members OF the committee, and at the
ticket once OF the Pennsylvania railroad.
Tickets. sl. 10; Half Tickets, 65e. Tickets good
for tive days. Train leaves at $50 a, m, S0-2t
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Time to Stop 1t,

It's too bad, Sir or Madam, but don't get
frightened. Your hair IL falling off-that's
certain. A glance In he mirror, or an inves-
tigating committee OF fingers tell the dismal
story. We won't discuss the possible cause.
II IL enough that PRrkers IIair BalsRm used
now Will prevent further destruction. IL
your hair somewhat gray, too, and crisp'
Alas, yes. The Balsam Will give back the
oIiginnl color, sOitness and gloss. Not dye,
not oily, elegantly perfumed, perfect dress
ing. m3l.lydSSeoww
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at Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 31-The weather is
steadily growing warmer and the political
atmosphere appears to follow suit. The
event of the morning was the arrival of
the California aud Nevada delegations.
They wero escorted to the hotel with music.
and after giving three cheers for Blaine
separated.
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Jefferson club.

An Important meeting OF toe boald OF di
rcctors viii bo held at tho club rooms this
Saturday evening At O'Clock. Directors
arc kindly requested to attend.
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wEATHER INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, May 81 For the Middle
Atlantic states, warmer fair weather,
oastorly shifting in northerly part to
southerly winds, lightly warmer. The
temperature will rso slowly during Satur
day aud Sunday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-31

Jacob B. Long, broker, sold to day AT
private sale shares Eastern market stock
ut s5l per share.
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The street Lamps

The police report that all tho electric
lamps burned satisfactorily last night and
that only one of the gasoline lamps were
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-31

DROPUsALS hEUEIyEDAT THE STORE
L OF Myers h Bathfon, No. II East King 81,
for the excavation OF cellar on Duke street,
between Roland Brubaker and n, Lightner.
4 he ground will be needed on the lot plans
and specifications can be seen at Urban
evening at O'clock p. IN, May II.
SAMUEL NJ, MY ERS.
LANCASTER. PA, May %, 1857 m9-3td
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DEATHb.

BowMAs,-May gsth, 1884, in Washington ID:
o., Elizabeth Bowman, wife OF william Bow
man, formerly OF this city, aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence OF Mrs Michael, No. 80
North Duke street, on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Interment at Lancaster cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-31
NEW ADVHRTIsEMBETs
XNASTED--A GIRL FtIHThE EKITUhEN.
w MESNERCHOR HALL,
mSO2td 230 Prince street

DOCK BEEK.
- Book Beer on SATURDAY and WHIT.
MONDAY at Casper KOhleT's saloon, 3S
Church street. Also at all places where my
beer Is usually sold. G. KOHLER,
m302td Lion Brewery.
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HEW ADyERTISEMEkTb,
CrEisnAUsEE's

DUBLID SALE uF wuEELs--uN MON
DAY. JUSE in the old postoftice build
Ing Will be sold, 10 close business. a large lot
OF HANDMADE WHEELS, made by one OF
best wheelwrights and OF the best material
sale to commence At O'Clock p, m. Condi.
tons made known by
it, Ii. .M.POwERs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-31

SPEOIAL--as YOU Pass BY OUR FINE
- Tailoring Establishment don't fail TO look
In the show window the leading spring
styles are exhibited therein then walk In anu
examine our entire stock. None to equal IL IN
the city. Handsomely trimmed wei made ana
perfect fitting garments assured at moderate
prices. A. II. ROSENSTElN,
81 North Queen 81.
Opposite the POstofice mH-GmdK