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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-24
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PHILADELPHIA. April "a Flour market
steady Superfine state, ~ 50n3; Extra
do % O0fp3 80 Pa. family, ~ 50fes rs Ohio &
Indiana family 8 00lp5 rs MINI. extra, q SO
as straight, s5a5 IS; winter patents, SIS Tbfp
8 80 spring dos 9Oa6 80.
Rye -four at ~ so.
Wheat higher fair demand; No. . West
ern Red, 81 g; No. do, 0Oc No. PA.
Red, 81 1911 90
Corn scarce and higher sail yellow. Gao
6lSc do mixed, 6i962c No. mixed and
yellow, 69fl60c.
Oats quiet and steady; No. I white. 4lc /:
No 3 do a2c rejected do, I0p4lc No. mixed
kye dull at 7OQ72c.
Seeds Glover duh at 9dl0l<c; Timothy
nominal at tl 40; Flaxseed quiet but nrm at
81 70il ~.
Provisions dull but steady; Mess Pork, sIs %
Benf Hams, s2G 81 fl27 India Mes Beet, Sa3
Bacon-Smoked Shoulders, SC; salt do, ~
e7Hc Smoked Hams, l3I<0lthc; picked do,
l20i2Hc.
Lard dull city refined, sX@9k; loose
butchers, sAGps11o prime steam IS 50ips 65
Butter dull and easier Creamery extra, 500
fa2o hrsts, 27b29c; b q. h N. Y. do. 23Gp
9oci DO hrsts, 2ia2je Western extras, 22c
do good to choice, l7d20c.
Rolls 7ftsc.
Eggs dull and weak; Extras, lbspi5hc.
Cheese steady but quiet; New York full
creams, Id l5Lc Western creamery extras
so oc Pa. part skins, 5dOhc; do full skins,
Whisky at a 20
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Yesterday Rev. J. J. Pcnnepaoker, d
Reformed clergyman, of London, Mercer
county, Pa, died at his residence there
MIR. Ponncpackcr WIS sou in law Of Mr..
Andrew MCGinnis of this city. lie was
a graduate OF Franklin aud Marshall col
lege, aud had cha'Rs Of the Reimersburg
years. lie leaves "A wife and five children,
and his remains will b9 brought for inter.
mcnt To this city, whunc3 he removed 10
western Pounsy lyauiI about fifteen years
ago. He was an cstimablc man aud faith
ful pastor, and was we'll known in college
and church circles Of Lancaster.
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Largo Funerals,

Tho funeral of Mrs Lizzie Hershey,
vito Of Milton Hershey, Of Lancaster
township, took place yesterday from bis
residence on the WabaDk road, and was
very largely attended Reys, Stein and
Shonklo, OF tho Reformed church, aud Rev.
Shenk, OF tho Monnonist church, conducted
tho religious services. The interment
took place ut tho Mennonite burying
grouud near Millersvile.
Tho lato Isaac Powl was buried this
morning from the family residence on
Walnut street. Tho services we're hold at
tho Mennonite meeting house, CORNER Of
East Chestnut and ShormIn they occu-
pied two hours aud woro vol attended. A
largo oottege followed the heaise to the
intcrmont ground at Molingor's meetin 4
hOnsn.
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new York m marketa .

NEw YORK, April t.--Flour-state and West.
ern stronger. moderately active; superfine
Choice do, 81 6l@6 90; Fancy DO, 60 10
a. 30; Round Hoop Ohio. s3 2s6i 90 I;
choice, "a 05G6 90; Superfine WesteI N.
81 C0g3' '5; common TO good extra do, % 2OS0
3 so cho co doS % 8d8 50; choice White
Wheat do, ~ 256f6 80. Southern firm and un-
changed common to fair extra, x3 30tl4 30 |;
good to choice 30. "a 1904 70.
Wheat AG!9ic higher and ievcrish, and
somewhat excited with an active trade I'm
options; No. Red, May. 81 OtI6pl .O591c
June, 81 C0I@l Os: July. 81 C6Isdl ON Aug,
81 05JsGl 061s Sent, 81 084S 0jS
Corn l<I3ac higher, ana less active Mixed
Western spot NJ 5SDd3c do future, 900
63LC.
oats I4GAc better, including No. 9 May,
86&3364c; June, 3743sAc State, i09i7c
Western, 3GlaiGc.
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Live stock Market,

CHIoAao-Iogs-Rec 6,OOo head ship
mentS, 800 head market brisk ana 5RIcc
higher; rough packing. s5 i0fp5 75 !; packing
and Shipping, b SO16 l0i light at IS 30l5 70 (;
skips, SiI5.
head market strong and active and l0fpl5c
higher; export, 81 40ll6 10; good 10 choice
shipping, s. 9j96 20; common to medium,
s. 2O95.7j.
sheep-Receipts, 4 900 head shipments 1900
head market steady and firm Inferior To
fair. si@5 medium TO good, s595 80; choice
TO extra, % S096.
EAST LIBRRTY-Cattle dull primo, 90 25$pG 60
fair to good, s. 508G; common, A85; receipts,
600 head; shipments, a. hold.
Hogs slow; Philadelphas, 50 90IG TO- Workers,
50 3095 90; receipts $50 head shipments,
l,055 head.
clipped s545 Is ttir TO good wool, - 25gp5 70
clipped, sil9t so; common, 81 LOGS clipped,
f3lg3 30 lambs o. 5DI6 30 receipts, 900 head |;
shipments, 2,l0O head.
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a Lawyer Writes AN Opera.

Col. II. Kyd Douglas, of Hagerstown,
who is well known in this city, has written
an opera entitled "The Lovely Althea,"
which was produced in the Hagerstown
academy of music last evening to large
and delighted audience. The plot is laid
in ancient Nineveh three thousand years
ago. 1t is founded upon an old legend
that the daughter is the ohattel
of the father, and could be sold
for disobedienoe at public auction.
1t represents the theory, true then as now,
that the course of true love does not run
smooth, but in this case, with the aid of
the goddess lshtar." it worked it's way
through the plot and the two acts to
happy contamination. Governor Hamil,
toms daughter, Miss Julia, played admi.
rably the leading role. At the close of tho
perfoi nance Messrs. Douglass and f. j.
Hahn, the author and composer, were
front of the curtain, when Col Douglass
made brief speech of thanks,
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TO day ten large terrestrial globes are
being placed in the secondary and higher
primary schools, to enable the teachers to
more readily impart to their pupils a
knowledge of geography. The globes are
very perfect aud arc handsomely mounted,
containing finely tx outed maps ol all tho
principal points ou tho oarth's .uriacc.
They were distributed among the follow
ing schools: Ono each in the South Mul.
berry street, Wet Chestnut street, Manor
street, James street, New street, Lemon
street, Aun street. South Duke street,
Prince EtroCt, and Rocklaud street schools
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what the ssauicipai,,ies want.

THIIHuA. Record.
Philadelphia needs just suoh an addition
70 her financial resources as might be OBJ.
famed from the adoption Of high license
law, providing, as such a law should pro-
vIue, that the tax collected should 30 Into
tne oity treasury instead Of into the golfers
OF the state: The high license system now
IN iorce IN Chicago is expected to add one
ana half million dollars to the yearly
revenue OF that city. Suoh an addition to
philadelpbia's balance in bank would be n
big lift toward better water, better street
ravements and better sanitation, expensive
necessities which must bo provided and
must be paid for.
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Before Alderman Spurrier this morning,
was heard the suit Of VIM. Patton against
J. ). and Robert McMIchael, of Little
Britain township. The suit was TO deter.
mine the possessiru Of piece Of real estate
claimed by defendants and sold by the
sheriff to plaintln. Tie case was tried by
sherif7s jury consisting Of 4. +. Nc
EIligott, Frank Griest, Harry Strohm,
Henry Shubert, samuel l.. Kaufman and
Jacob Albright. rno jury after hearing
testimony adiudGed the possession OF the
property to Mr.. Patton, aud assessed the
damages at 800 and costs.
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Kniehts OF rytnla. umoers Eleoted,

The Supreme Ledge of the World of the
knights Of Pythias, In session at New
Orleans, "Wednesday elected the following
officers Supreme Chancellor, John Van
Volkenburg, Fort Madison, Iowa su
preme Vice Chancellor, Howard Douglass,
Ohio Supreme Prelate, DR.. John =. King
Toronto, Ont; Supreme Keeper Of Records
and Seal, Judge Il. L. Cowen, Missouri
Supreme Master at Alarms, George b
Shaw, Wisconsin Supreme Inner Guard,
O. E. Bragg, Maine supreme Outel
Guard, John w. Thompson, Washington,
d. c.; Past Supreme Chancellor, John b
Linton, JohDstown, Penna.
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" PriHccSS Jid. '-Ot this splendid opera
which will be presented IN Fulton opera
house tomorrow evening, the New lork Post
says The chorus is well trained and OF OK
ceilcnt vocal quality, and all the ensemble
parts went well, combining the freshness OF a
frst night with tho polish usually only at =
tanned after many rcpetilions. The scenery
is magnificent, especially in the prologue and
second act, and the costumes not only efleC-
tive, but tasteful, adding 5peCitl charm OF
COlor to several OF the striking tabeauN, For
ali these things tho Princess Ida > is worth
seeing"
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A a.sNusUmE rI.aH
To Be Given by Ladies 20 the ii,drrkr
society.

To Be Given by Lsdis. 90 the ii,drrkrsnz
society.
A beautiful silk flag has been ordered by
the Liederkran1 society from Iorstmann
Bros. II Co., of Philadelphia. The flag,
which is TO be of blue silk five by six ieot,
bears on the diverse laurel wreath, on
circliug au open music book resting on
Tyre, with the inscription Gin Ger
MANI ITO the society by its lady
friends" The reverse shows an oak
wreath, half open, with the words within,
LiederkraD2, Lancaster, Pa, organized
July 4, 1880" ani between the two first
words an eagle with outspread wings
The lettering will be done in shaded gold,
tho wrcaths, book and eagle in natural
colors, aud the Tyre iu heavy gold thread
A handsome, ebonized, polished aud
jJinted staff will be made for tho flag, and
the first occasion for its use will be the
Reading festival, in July. The design Tor
the flag was furnished by Martin Rettig,
the we'll known frescO painter. Tho ladies
of the society are raising the funds ioI
its purchase and it will be delivered aO0n'
the st cond week in July.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-24

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 24.-The letter
from General Butler, read at the labor
mass meeting here last night, deals only
with the subject of strikes. lie says, "a
strike never should occur, as the interests
of labor and capital lie in the same direc
tion." He advocates appeals to arbitra
tion, and hopes that law will soon be
passed, instituting some tribunal in which
these controversies can DO justly and equt'
ably settled.
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT,
A Man Killed by Premature Erplosio,

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock a
terrible accident occurred on the farm of
Is. +. Kinzer, at the Sorrel Horse, Earl
township. Amos Seldomridge and
Robert Howe were engaged at
blasting and were ramming the hole
with powder when there was a premature
explosion. The iron rammer which they
had been using struck Seldomridge on
the forehead, taking the whole top
of his head off and killing him
instantly. Howe had one wrist
broken and an eye badly injured by
flying rock. 1t is supposed that the fuse
tore and the hammering on the rammeI
caused the powder to ignite. He was
son OF Isaac Seldomridge, ST., and resided
near sorrel Horse. He was "a years OF
age aud married,
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Troops to De sent TO Upper Egypt
John w. Ayers uner Tor Roads and La

john w. Ayers Unsr for Roads and Lands
BosToN, Mass, April 24.-John w.
Ayers has offered the state of Massachu.
setts "a, 600, 600 for the Troy IL Green
field railroad, tho Hoosac tunnel, tho
Southern Vermont, the Boston & Hoosac
tunnel railway, of Vermont, and two
hundred acres of the South Bos-
ton flats. 1t is stated that tho accept
ance of the above will result in the build.
ing of a strong and effective railroad sys.
TEN under one and the same management
and a Boston system extending from BOs-
ton to Buffalo, and very probably to Chi.
cago, there to meet the railroads controlled
by Boston capitalists, which by two sepa
of Mexico and the several western terrific
rics
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" Had sour stomach ana miserable appetite
tor months, and grew thin every day. used
BurdOck BtoOd Btteys with the most marvel
Gus results; feel splendid" Mrs, Joseph
Johnson, Plttsburg. Pa. For sal0 by II. B
Cochran. druggist, I37 and lS9 North Queen
street.
LUNGS cOnvuIsed ny cough can be sOothed
with Ilale's Honey OF HOrehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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Congress.

WASHINGTON, d. G., April 24.-In tho
House, Mr.. Maybury, (Mich.l, from tho
judiciary committee, reported adversely
on the woman's suffrage constitutional
amendment. The House then went into
committee of the whole to consider the
Senate amendments on the naval aPpro'
pration bill.
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL "a, Ieea
OHIO REPUBLICANS.


Tho Blaine caucus settles on n Uompromis,
Tickot-A Platform of the Usual
Promissory Tenor aud Condem-
nation Of tho Democracy.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April "a The
| convention this morning and voted to sup.
port compromise ticket for delegates ut
large, consisting of two strong Blaine men
! ana two sherman men.
Tho ohio Convention.
The Ohio Republican state convention
| was called to order at 74J this morning.
The committee on permanent organization
| reported the name of VIM. Mckinley, jr.,
OF Stark county, for permanent president
| and he was elected. The following order
OF business was then adopted The
nomination of candidates for secretary of
state, supreme judge, a member OF tho
board of public works and delegates at
large.
Nominations were made for secretary
Of state, and one ballot taken without a
choice. j. J. Ogleves, OF Frank
lin county, led the ballot. While the
votes were being counted the committee
on resolutions reported the platform.
Tho Platform.
The platform as reported favors the pro
lection OF American labor against foreign
competition condemns tho Demo.
cratic doctrine of tariff for rev
enue only recommends restriction Of
tho wool tariff of 1867, aud asserts
that tho Republican party has always
aided labor, giving it home industry aud
supplying the public FREQ schools for the
education of children of all classes.
These resolutions were adopted but
were afterwards recoDsidered. as the rcso
luton bearing on internal revenue was not
suitable.
The Ticket Nominated.
A second ballot for secretary of state
resulted in no choice. On the third ballot
j. s. Robinson, Of Hardin county, was
selected aud his nomination made uuaui-
nous. Nominations were thon made for
judge of supreme court and VIM. w. John.
son, the present chief justice, was elected.
Q. A. Flickiuger, of Defiance, was nom
mated for member of the board of public
works, For delegate at large to the Chi
cagO convention Judge j. B. Foraker was
elected by acoamation.
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nruwnr uoasenUln rnnnoe.

IL the most effective Paia Destroyer in the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether takon informally or applied exter.
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain allevtator, ana II Is warranted dou.
bic tho strength than any other similar propa.
ration.
II curr1 pain in the SIDE, Back or bowels,
Sore rhroat, Rheumatism. Toothache, ami
ALL ACHES, and is The TREAT Reiisyar OF
Pain, BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. A teaspoonful OF
the Panacea I'm a tumbler OF hot water lswest.
ened, II: preierredl, taken ut bedtime, viii
BREAK UP 4 COLD. Is cents s:botLlo.
mayl-T,Th.Fzw
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The electric lamp at Middle and Chris
tiau street was ont last night from 8
o'cl ok thoso at Duko and Chestnut from
hall past 1 aud Vine aud Prince from 9,
Not any OF tue electric lamps were out all
night. Sevon Of tho gasoline lamps were
reported out.
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RunnInR Full Iiandnd

The strike at r. Bliokenderfer's foundry
did not stop work at that establishment. \.
The places of the thirteen striking mould.
ers were partly filed yesterday, and to.
day ana tomorrow the full complement of
men will be put on.
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The mayor had six vagrnnts aud one
drunken man e. attcLd to this morning.
The latter Wa iuadc to pay the costs and
the others were discharged with the usual
Teprimaud To rot come back again.
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CINCINNATI, o., April 24.--The American
Oak leather tannery was burned this morn.
ing excepting the japanning works. There
were S450, 600 hides in the factory. Loss,
$400, 900 insurance, $500, 900. Four hun.
dred persons arc thrown out Of employ
ment.
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The regular monthly meeting OF the
LinuoUu has been postponed from Satur-
day, April %, to Saturday, May 3, by
order OF the president at tho request Of
memb bers
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April "a. For the Middle
Atlantic states, clearing and fair weather,
slight changes in temperature, light
variable winds.
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Ion Chills, fever, ague, and weakness, Col.
dcn's Liquid Beet Tonic. COiden's; take no
other Ot Druggists. ali.lwdeod6w
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- aHs=
IiH GABLE.
The London "Iimes" on Technical Edu-
cation IN Amerioa-Other Matters.

The London "Iimes" on Technical Edu-
cation IN Amerioa--Uther Matters.
LONDON, April "a The Times, after
noticing reports from America upon tech.
nical education there, says:
"1he friends of technical education in
England will read with uumitigated envy
the accounts of the development of in
dustral education in America. The Eng.
lish are only just beginning to realize the
vast Importance of organized technical
| instruction. The Americans are far ahead
of US in institutions for giving their sons
| and daughters that practical training
which fits them for industrial pursuits" "
EnGisnd's QusnGary.
Tho Pail Mall Gdsette declares that there
was marked difference of opinion
| among the members of the ministry about
Egypt at yesterdays cabinet. The oouu-
| Gil Of the cabinet sacrifices Berber.' The
same paper says England must assume
the government of Egypt, If they relieve
Berber they postpone the evil day. On
the decision of the cabinet to day fateful
issues hang"
Troops to DO sent TO Upper Egypt
CAIRO, Egypt, April 24.-At a cabinet
council, held this morning, tho khediye
presiding, it was resolved that an imme-
ui"'o 'inPa'Oh o' Iioopo W SPPol HByPU 10
imperative and the prime minister was
directed to submit the resolution to the
British government.
Usual way OF Wiping Out Disgrace In China
SHANGHAI, China, April At is ru.
mored that Prince Kung, who was recent
ly degraded from the chief control of tho
grand council Of the Empire, has COM
lnitted suicide.
Death OF "a Famous Dsnseuss,
PARIS, April 24.-Maria Taglionier, the
famous dancer, died at Maraeilles, France,
to day.
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Made An Ass,gument,

PORTSMOUTH, O., April "a William
Harty, proprietor OF the Harty Steel
Spring works, has made an assignment.
Assets, $4,000; liabilities, $4,000.
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RliIaQoIDnIa.
CIV SUrN.


Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks lower. Money easy at lh62c.
Now 1Ork Cenlfal.
Erie lthilrohd. lsI
Michigan Central Railroad d................. IS
Michigan Southern Railroad. d............... 05
Illinois Central Railroad. .................
Cleveland n Pittsburgh Railroad. d.........ll0
Chicago Rock Island Railroad. .........ll9
Pittsburgh b Fort Wayne Railroad. ........l30
Western Union Telegraph Company..... 6bh
Toledo u Wabash. ..........u............s.. %
New J"r9oy Central. ...... ...."............. e21S
New Io.'r Ontario y Western........-..... so
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U. =, pi,trlet Attorney speak.

Col. IL. Walters, u. ). District Attorney,
Kansas City, Mo, authorizes the following
statement: " Samaritan Nerpine cured my
niece OF spasms." Get ut druggists. 81 50.
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lirinf m ansiOn.

~ nave used Burdock Bioad Bnters with
great beDeilt tor indigestion ana constipn'
ton OF the bowels" q, l.. Easton, HaniWn,
ont For salo by II. u. Cochran, ItuBBfst,
l37 and I8g North Queen street.
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For Lame nacg, sue or Cnest, uso SILL
LOHS POROUS PLASrER PricO, 2o cent
Sold by II. B. Cochran, lS7Rnd l30 North Queen
street. Lancaster. 'eblieod0
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ABBoLUTELT tho best Porous Plnster ever
made. The Hop Pt0Ser is composed of Fresh
Hops, Bulsams and Gums Weak Back, Side
Acne. soro Chest, and all pains are speedily
cured by its use. Apply one. Only 20 cents.
"A. any drug store.
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Ins,irnuCs

Insuran'e g "a sagOod thing whether applied
10 life or property. No less u blessing is any
thing that insures good health. Kidney-Wort
does this. IL natures great remedy. IL Is
mild hut efficient cathartic, and acting ~ tht
same time on tho Liver, Kidneys and Bowels
IT relieves all these organs and enables then
to perform their duties perfectly. 1t has won
deriul power. See advt
Z bongtt medicine In thirteen states, but
nothing helpsd mo iii 1 got Ely's Cream
Balm. In four days could hear Us well as
ever. 1 am cured OF catarrh IA well. IL IL
the best medicine ever usGd.-Garrett Wild
ricA, Hastings, New York.
From u. +. Liepsner, A. NJ, Red Bank, N.
J. was 80 seriously troubled with catarrh n
seriously affected my voice. ono bottle OF
EIy's Cream Balm did the work. My voice IL
fully rcstored.-B Is +. Licpsner.
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M4KRJtB ES.

REESE Nj ARTIN w cdnesday, April %, 1854.
by Rev. Sylvanus stall, ut ms residence, Mr,
George Recs ana Miss Clara Martin, both OF
Lancaster. lts
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The Hop Plaster will cure Back Ache, and
ali other pains instantly. % cts, only at drug.
gsis,
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PULITIUAL.
CuK COUNTY COMMISSION ER.

ELI BATON, OF Upper Leacock township.
spsuhiect 10 the decision OF the Demos
| cratic convention lmd&ws
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UEdTIfS.

DEATHS.
BENDER.--In this city, on the 23i inst, John
William, son OF Isaac n. aud Maggie Bender,
aged paths and % days.
Tho Ielntives and friends OF tho family are
pCctfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
the residence of his parents, No. AZ North
Mary street, on Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
InteTment In Lancaster cemetery. 2tr
PEnrEPACKER In London, Mercer county,
Pa, on the 2Jl inst, Rev. J. j. PennepaCker.
Motion OF funeral horeniter.1 a2l-ttd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-24

Shad are not abundant as yet, but somo
fine specimens are to be seen. The best
sell at from II TO $50 per pair.
A slight accident to a northbOuud on
gine OF the Frederick railroad detained
trains 90 that road this morning.
The trees are beginning TO show their
leaves