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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-06
WILD AND WlLFUL.

Floyd Warren, grave, handsome,
aristocratic from his loosely curling
blonde hair to his well-shaped feet,
stood leaning against t6e~olive vel
vet, crimson-and-gold-and-blue emr
broidered lambrequin that draped
the mantel in his sisters pretty lit
tie boudoir, and listened, without
the vestige of a smile, to her ener-
getic remarks, although a curiously
mischievous spirit lurked in his
hazel eyes. r.
"It's too horribly reckless for any
thing r Mrs. st, Cyr exclaimed, fan
ming herself. Engaged to girl you
know so little about! o, Floyd,
Floyd, l would never have imagined
you could be so silly"
Then Mr.. Warren smiled, and al
though, as Il rule, men, and men OF
thirty-fve, do not particularly enjoy
a "going over" by their sisters, he
resigned himself with amused pa
tience to his temporary punishment
So he stood his ground, his arms
folded, leaning lightly against the
mantel, and looked down upon Mrs.
ST. Cyr--pretty, golden-haired, bright
eyed, and year-old matron OF
twenty-five.
"No, / don't suppose know much
more about her than Philip did
when he married you, Beth, but
we all have to take our risks, you
know"
"But to think she is poor, com
mon girl"
"Not quite" he interrupted good
naturedly. "Poor, I admit, but not
common according to your render
ing of the term. She is a working
girl, and is employed from eight to
seven in Madame Fromard's estab-
lishment, and she lives in tene-
ment house on Eighth Avenue with
her parents-top floor, too. And
her name is Ida Ingls. And now
you know all you are likely to
know of the future Mrs. Floyd War
ren, until she appears in the actual
role of sister-in-law to your serene
majesty"
Mrs. st. Cyr frowned, and a most
charming little frown it was, too.
"You are very considerate! Per-
haps you didn't know you haven't
informed me that she is beautiful as
an angel, graceful as gazelle +?
They always are, you know"
Her sarcasm fell unheeded.
Beautiful Graceful Beth, you
ought to see her! Why"
And then Mrs. Beth shrugged her
white organdy shoulders.
"Spare me, / beg"
While at the self-same moment,
in the plain, comfortable, yet almost
shabby little parlor on the top floor
of No. 800 Eight Avenue, Mrs. In
glis, pale, faded and jaded with the
cares of life, and the forever strug-
Cling to make impossible ends meet,
listened ecstatically to Ida's an
nouncement of an engagement be-
tween herself and Floyd Warren.
cts too good to be true, dear!
Only to think, you'll have a beauti-
ful home, and everything you want,
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-06
FAIRLY On!

Now that the Ladies' Cloak
Season is fairly on; the ques-
tons naturally arise where can
the best selections of those goods
be seen in town and what are
the ruling styles, and how do
the prices compare with last year,
&c.
We would respectfully answer
that at
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-06

THE HEN's EGG.-Not long since
a New Hampshire committeeman
was examiningan infant-school class.
"Can any little girl or boy give the
definition of the word average p "
he asked, For some time do one
replied, but finally little girl hesi-
tatingly replied: "It is thing hen
lays an egg on, sir" mo, that's not
right. "Ies, sir, my book says so. :"
and she trotted up to her questioner
and pointed to this sentence in her
reading book: "a hen lays an egg
every day 'on an average"
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-06

"A man man who saw an appa-
rltlon of his deceased wife. said he
was not scared, but sort of surprised
because he did not cx-spectre.
-"What do YOU want 2n osl,od
Pat. Nothing" was the renlv
Then al you'll find it in the jug where
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

" 2.as Soi MINI. extra, clear. a oono co.
straight, 9 a50s 90; wisconsin ciesr. a a
"a straights, u 5O(p5, , winter patonts * N
s,tr,U Go ~ spring do, :, zoos o iresh ground
Rye -four at % soos o,x.
s,l,et " neat qnietbut steady, No. western Red.
Ss'Sgssc No. do scc No. Pa, do. 90 , No
Delaware do, S9kc N"'
Corn dull and easy; steamer. ss0esc sat,
ySeiiow, none onering do mixed, az 3 , nixed.
eillQ0oc NO. do, 6086lhc.
Vats uuli and weaker No. Whita uomi.
% nai az foc NO. 2 do, S7c; No. 8 do, 3lc m.
I've nnm,bs mSw ~ si No amixod. soSsc.
firm Mt el b40l 62k H1axseed frin at Al 10 Wy
winter Bran steady at sl5Dl5 30 for NO I.
PROVISION market steady, with fair demand
Mess Pork, elS01s 30 Rect Hams, e2sS11B Oo
10 80. 80 """
Bacon, llk0iac smosed Shoulders, sos1c,
SAT- do. 7Mci Smoked Hams, NS0isSc !;
Lard steady city renned. skos, loose
butchers, ~ prime steam o.
Butter steady and fairly active; Pepna.
creamery extras. &c Western do. 22a2sc
u. q. q N. Y. extras, 20c; Western dairy do,
lsc western good to choice. 10 30l5c.
kolls at s012c packing butter, 0dsc.
EgEs steady Pa. extras, s067k0o; western.
.Choese-. market dull and barely steady
new YORK full creams. 100l0xc; Ohio
Flals, choice, SlsNc; Western fair 10 prime,
5d1Ac; Penn'a part skins, 2l<64kc; do full
Petroleum 'steady; Refined, Sc.
WHISKY dull ; Western At al Is
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

Miss Maud Beaver left for Wilmington,
Dol, this morning, whore she will attond
the Wesleyan seminary for young ladies'.
Mr.. Max Hauauer has returned to col
lego at the Lehigh University.
Miss Emily Wilson is spending her
summer vacation at Atlantic City and
Philadelphia.
Anna M. Boyd's house, No. ass Locust
street, offered for public sale at tho Frank
lin house on Saturday night, was with
drawn Mt s2,375,
sale oi stocks.
A sale of stocks also was held on the
same evening, and ut tho same plaoo by G..
q. Kaufman. Eighty purchases of Co
lumbia National bank stock were with
drawn at $3.50; $50 shares Of Columbia
Water Co.'S, stock. were W lthdrawn at So
per share. Mr.. Jno. Pai,e bought 10
shares Of Kelley stove ste ok, at $50. %
per share, tho highest price it has yet
reached 80 shares Of the same were sold
To Gen. WIN. Patton, at $50 per share.
Town Notes.
John Clayman was surprised at his rosi :
donce on Saturday by party OF his
friends.
Every Democrat should attend tho
meeting in Sohuylcr's ball this evening at
s O'clock.
NJ. y. Ii. Hoffman, principal Of tho
Columbia grammar school, has not for
tho past ten years, missed single day In
that position. AS librarian Of Shoch' q
library, 10 has missed but one day and
then of permission. But four days has he
been from Columbia during tho past ten
years. THIS is q case Of remarkable
efficient services, and We doubt il il can
bc equalled in the state.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

CHICAGO. -Hogs-Receipts. 5000 head shin
rough packing, s5 65S8 % packing and shin.
5 so.
Cattle-l.eceipts, . 900 head shipments, 1000
head market firm and steady; export grades
% 55D7 90; good to choice shipping o. 90S18 6O !;
common to medium, a 25f55 SO; range cat le
firm grass Texans, % 50G1f Is : wintered Tex.
ans, $94 20; Americans. stzo5 10.
sheep Receipts, 600 head; shipments,
none; market slow ard UNCHANGED /;
Inferior TO tall, ,s9a2759 cwt medium TO good,
head, 81 oO23 90; Texas sheep, 81 2563 so.
EAST LIBERTY-Market firm and unchanged +.
psime s6 25n 65: fair TO good s5 75a6; com;
mon s5D5 20; receipts, COO head shipments, ,
i55 nead.
Hogs-Market dun receipts, 1900 head ;
shipments, l,sC0 head Pniladelphias, % 40l
500; Baltimore. 80 logs 25 Workers, ss 76St
$50: grassers, 81 50n05.
sheep Nothing doing; receipts, 800 head
shipments, $50 head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
VACATIONS END.
Buny Scenes on tho streets Caused by q,
OpeniDE of tue SchooIa,

isuay Scenes on tue s,reets Caused by the
Opening OF tho schools,
The public schools and most of the pri.
vata educational institutions of the city
were thrown open this morning aud the
stTeets in tho vicinity of the schools were
rendered lively 10y the now novel sight OF
school children panoplied with book and
slate, bright.eycd and smiling, moving
along 20 their respective schools. The
booksellers did u thriving business all day
in providing the little ones with literary
ammunition,
All the schools were well filed aud the
high schools were oyerorowded, there be-
ing 100 pupils in attendance at the girls
high school and 100 at the boys high
school.
Miss Blanch Mccormick having resigned
her position as a teacher in the Mauor
street secondary school, Miss Ida Linn
was appointed in her place and Miss Kate
Barpep, was appointed to take the place o:
Miss Linn, in Miss Bundeli'a German aud
English school Miss +. lirimmer, prin
cipal OF the combined primary schools
on SouJh Duke street, also re-
signed her position aud Miss Laura
Falck was placed in charge of the school
Miss Mamie Underwood was appointed to
Miss FalGk's place.
Miss Xurcher's school on South Mulberry
street was very crowded, ::aud to relieve the
school Miss Achmus' German class of 4S
pupils were removed from that school
TO the school room formerly occupied by
Miss Johnson Miss Annie Hess was ap
pointed ~ an assistant to Miss Zurcher.
All tho above appointments were made by
the suparintcutIinR committee and are only
temporary.
Tho M'icrsyillo school opens on We'd
nGsday 10; tho fail term aud every train to
this ciry brings students both male and
female
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING", SEPT. !. 1854.
LARGE LABOR PARADE,
TWENTY THOUSAND MEN IN LINE.
A brilliant Denomination Participated IN
by Printers. Bficklayers, Butchers,

A brilliant Demonstration Participated In
by Printers. Brickiayers, Butchers,
Cooper's, Cfgarrnakers, &c.
NEW York, Sept. 1.-The Labor parade
here today was a great success. Fully
twenty thousand men were in line and a
dense mass of men, women and children
lined the route Of the procession.
typographical Union, No. G, which
has hitherto objected to public
parades, headed the procession. The
first division was made up of printers
and brick layers, second division of cigar
makers and furniture and clothing dealers,
third division of butchers and coopers,
fourth division workingmen not attached
to any organization. The men were
all 10 holiday attire and each one
wore some badge, apron or cap ap.
propriate to his trade the printers had a
printing press said to have been used by
Benjamin Franklin and besides Gordon
press, presenting striking contrast.
The printers were divided into ''chapels'
representing tho Herald, Sun, World
Times and other papers. A number of
them in wagons busy setting type, among
them old Harry Davis, whose striking re
semblance to Horace Greedy called forth
repeated cheers. Delegations of printers
were present from Albany, Philadelphia,
Newark. New Haven, Hartford and
Jersey City. The other trades gave
illustrations of thcir work Among the
notices carried were: The Right to
Live Carries With it the Righ5 to Earn an
Honest Livelihood" and "By Agitation
we Organize"
When the parade broke up the members
finished their holiday at the park and else
where 1t is proposed hencsforth to make
September l., of each year, the working
mana holiday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

William Marshall, committed by Justice
Pican, of New Holland. in default of bal
to answer charge OF larceny was taken
before Judge Livingston, on writ oi
habcas corpus this afternoon and re leased
from custody, having entered bail in the
sum of $500 for trial
j. N. Peoples brought suit this after
noon before Alderman Barr against Joseph
Bun'z, Of the Metropolitan Insurance Co,
for forgery. Tho allegation ia that Buntz
altered Peoples books and then brought
suit against him for ombezzlement, which
Alderman Spurrier dismissed.
Peter Wilmer and wife, charged with
slaadering Ann Ebcrsole, of Rlpho town
bail ia the sum of $1,000 for trial at the
NOvRmhor term OF court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

HEw oRk. sept. l.-klour- State and
Western still tanding in buyers favor (;
superhne State, G093 20 supernne
Extra, IS 2O13 50; Choice. 90 55a5 Is I;
Fancy 90, s. sOG6; Round Hoop Ohio, % SOC
90; choice, siG6i Supertne western, q coo
%; common 10 good extra do, " Dfl3tO I;
cho CO do, e. 65EQ6 90; choice White Wheat
Is 1896 90; Southern iull and steady +;
common TO fair extra, t3 iO8t 10; good To
choice 80. So 50G6 25.
W uauL AQlHc higher ana firm, with very
mode rate speculative business; No. 1 White
nominal NO. HE'D, Sept, oO89O14e oci w
Si 90.
Corn hc better and quiet; Mixed western
spot 61fLGGc do iuture, 56nGlAc.
Oats scarcely so 1rm; No september,
3ghc; October, 32AuS3btci state, 3G4sc ;
NC terra, 3JI42c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
Lsncasrsr Fair Cheap Excursion,

On Tuesday, the occasion OF the grand bal
loon ascension, II cheap excursion will be run
to Lancaster. Round trip tickets, good tor two
days or return same day. Train leaves Quar-
TyVile Mt G25 a. m; fare only 60c. Leave
Erhrata at s.li fare, 70c. Leave Lititz AT
S.i2 ; fare, SOC. Leave Mannheim at $ II and s.5i
Il m; fare. Sc. Everybody coming to Ian
caster on Tuesday on the cheap excursion,
The only cheap excursion to Ian caster during
the week. The balloon ascension on the fair
grounds. Special train returning leave Ian.
caster tKing street, at rs, running through
to Hcauins. a27,2 30sl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
mOruers mouusrsii motnersl

are you disturbed at night and broken oI
your rest by u sick child suffering and crying
with the eHoruciatlug pain OF cutting teeth
II "a, go Mt once ana get "A bottle ut NJ KS. WIN
slows SOOTHING SYRUP. IL Will relieve
tho poor little sufferer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
upon IT 4; theTe is no mistake about IL. There Is
not IuOth2r on alrth who has ever used IL,
who VIII not tell you NJ once that IL Will
regulate the bowels, and give rest TO the
mother, ana relief anl health To the child, op-
Grating like magic. II IA perfectly safe to use
in all cases, ana pleasant to the taste, and Is
the prescription OF one OF the oldest an d best
female ,uy sciaus In ths Uniie'i siates. Soils
eveIywrcFo q cents q bottle
maySt.IydH,W W ,S&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

Ii the mort effective rain Destroyer Ia the
world. WA most gur0iy quicken the blood
whether LthuE internally or app!ied GNtcT.
hait}s aut iacrHhy mere certainly hkLlENE y
PAiH- whether chronic or acute, Than any
o'h1i pain RitCvlnt0r, and Il - warranted dcu.
b. IL" strength at any similgr preparation
II cuI"b pain ~ LUo Side, HacE or Bow C!s,
Snr" throai. tuGumaiisIu, TOOthacuC, AMI
Ahi ACHES rlNt T. Tho GFcat sSC!isyar OF
Pain " BROWNS HOUSEHOLD pAHACEA ~
shouli be In every family. "a Lenstoontui OF
the PamacCa Ia y tumbirr OF hot water lsWpet.
eneI, Il proteTTnii, q. atCoH ui bUdtlme, viii
RtsEhk Up \ tDIp. - rfEtz bDtla
rnHNNl- lNn ~ SNn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
Evsrytniug Quiet.

Evory,itimg is quiet to-day. There is
no authcLtic report Of damage to person
or property last night. The governor will
mako trip through tho mines to-day to
see the leaders on both sides. Frank
Wady, arrested for participation in Satur
day nights riot, and shooting VIM. Hare,
one Of the guards, has made confession
and given tho names of liyo or six other
men who participated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

giuI.nLIpns Ug AgsnniaJSi Pras..
stocks steady. Money, 2g3o.
sew YORK Contra ............, .s.F-'''ivS,a
HTit .sdlrOad. ad....-...'........ ,2i
Ahf'ls EAprBs5. -.... ..sss.
aichitan Central Riilroad. >. ..'...'.'.-.... 6i
wicntgup Iouthrrn Ratlrsssd.... ..... Sls
Min oil, ,,autT,l Railrtpd..s. .l2iT
SIa1siSD'j e p;tt.hurfh Railroad. .l37
t,ri.,gmS / Rncs island Railroad. ..-......llS
Plt. s6nri9 -, s''Trs Tel,yr,o6 caiaoanv Ssus
TNI.,,o "A waba5h-..-.. ..... -..............
.ry- Irrseg Cantrai .,... .-.........,..,... cox
= $50 ''n,ar'n w"srarn- ..... nk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

This afternoon wagon loaded with
flour belonging to Jonas Eaby, was being
drove along North Queen street The
driver attempted to cross the track of the
MilloIsyille when tho front axle was
broken in two places and the spindles were
left in tho wheels.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

CHICAGO, Sept. lin April last lap
dog belonging to Mrs. George NJ. Pullman
bit George Mulvaney, aged 1S. The boy
was taken i'll q week ago and died on Sun
day. He had been kept under the inilu-
ence OF opIates and his sufrerings wore not
apparent, but the cause of death was uu.
doubtedly hydrOphobia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

Tho greatest blessing that has been dis
covered In this generation. A sure cure Tor
Bols. Burns, Sores, Cuts. Fiesh wounds, Sore
and Hands, Pimples and Blotohes. Price soc
Sold by Drug gists. sold by H. II. Cochran
druggist. l37 and lS1 North Queen street. 90
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

The ofllce held by the kidneys ~ one OF inn
portancc. They art "a natures sluice-way to
airy on the extra liquids from the system
and with them the impurities both those that
are taken irto the stomach and those that are
formed In the blood. Any cloPging or inac.
top OF these organs are therefore important.
kidney-W It's NatLre'I efficient assistant in
keeping the kidneys In good working order,
strengthening them ana inducing healthy
action. tyou would get well end keep well,
take Kidney wort,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
Tho hooking Valley striKs.
moro gilnsrs strike.


WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 1.--Senator
DayaEd will open tho campaign with IA
speech IL Brooklyn on the 18th inst, He
feels that tho Democrats arc in 1 position
to make tic campaign vigorous aggres
opinion that Bntler's candidacy will take
moro votes from Blaine than from Cleve
laud
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
'n'isN,,pria
3 ,t-t, IA, ~ A'<n"iIttt rrso~

Stocks = eAdy.
fhEW,slp!'a fris 4 %. .. -. i3k
i:t'. iuy Gaiircad ..... .-.,,.......... -. laL
F"HnaylNGnta iailroad d...................... 55ti
=. n!gii valley kuiroad ......,... ..... 6Ix
nitesi Companies ~ New Jersey .,..,-. l9t :
northern Pacific. fc....................... -. 2ik
& &>ty, NJ IN taciBc p,eterrei ........... 49&
%'ictncrn Gentral R,i!roai ................ -.
-'ligH Navigation Company ............. Az
i hrTtstONu RLuro4t ..... ..... ..... .,...l0i
central FrLnspDrL!tton COnptny...... %. 3lx
Gnitnio, I. ana Philaiephti. AZ
'.'Ll'a &c luriktii Rs,irr,id 80. -. -. 10
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
rhilade,pn,. Uat,,e marxe,.

STOCK YARDS, W EST PHILADELPHIA, Sept L.
Cattle atarket fair sales, 8 900 head prime,
Gh@7Hc; good, 64l6kc; medium, 5Lgp5kc
common, 4a5c Texans, 4i<Eplz5c.
Sheep market dull sales 1900 head extra
mon rs Inv as 81 per head; prime. IAi5c /;
good, 4G4hc; medium, 313Ac; common.
I%d24c lambs, 3hSp6Hc.
Hogs fair sales, 400 heal; Western okGs
9Hc I, country, Sa0c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
NNW 1DYERTIS EMsNTs

DEsuHE TO ~ ANIME EKEgSEUN e.
ID Farm Funce and Evoryhpdy's Farm Cato
Mt the tHiC tnis week.
s!ItdR l.. LANDS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
Taxing "a Vacation.

Officer Edward Barnhold has been given
atwo weeks vacation ard Martin Donwart,
who "as q member of the force under
Mayor Stauder, takes his place. Barn,
hold got Oft to train and drive trotting
horse, who is owned by gentleman ofthis
city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

The above are terms applied to The UNI ola
bic and dishonest. DR.. Thomuf Eoiectrto on
for dlphtheria, cltarrh, asthma, rheum atism
and all aches, sprnins, ana pains Is not Il thing
OF deception bat u pleasant and honest re.
medy. IL IL honestly put up, honestly sold
and does what Is claimed tor it, For sale by
u. B. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l39 North
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
rho uoctor's rndor sslnent.

De, w. ID. Wright, Cincinnati, o., sends the
subiolned professional endorsement: . 1 have
prescribed DIR. Al. HALLS BALsAM FOX
TIE LUNGS In u great number OF cases. ana
always with success. One case In particular
was gwen mp by several physicians who had
been called In for consultation with myself
The patient had all the symptoms OF connrmeu
Consumplion-cold night sweats. hectic fever.
increasing coughs, etc. He commenced tmme-
Ms usual health, found DIR. wA. HALLS
BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS the most vlna-
BILE expee.orant Tor breaking M distressing
cS ughs and colds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
uol,,,es qua sprung n Leak.

LONDON. Sept. 1-As the British
schooner Janet Frazer was leaving Ayr
for Msbele, she came in collision with
pier but proceeded 1t was subsequently
discovered that she was leaking badly and
she was beaohed at Lamlash on the lslo Of
Avon, 10 miles from port.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

A decrease over July of 81 cars, and an
increase over August, 1898, of 2, 620.
The number of trains sent from the
yards were:
Westward $40
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

LONDON, Sep l "A private dispatch
from Tisn T,ing says that China
is not dishcaT,ened iu Wow of recent
occurrences. TIE oyernment has issued
an edict encouraging tbs troops to light,
and warniag tre l5,il author ties every
where to protect nonOombatant French
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
Political.

Campaign Banners, Flags, suits, Capes.
Caps, Helmets. shirts. Torches; every thing In
cumpai gnoutr,ts. Send tor illustrated cfreu
Nns.T nrE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

COLUMBUS, Ga, Sept. l "A fire at Il
O'Clock Sunday entirely destroyed Woods
-four mill at Euialula, Ala. The loss ~
estimated at from $4,000 to $G00oo;
partly covered by insurance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
New OrcneAfIA IaadaH

Prof. Carl Thotahn, who will lead the
opera house orchestra this season, arrived
in town to-day. He is an experienced
musician and intends having first class
orchestra.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01
Returned to court,

LIrenln Nolde was heard by Alderman
SpuIrier today on charges Of assault and
battery and surety of the peace preferred
by Jacob Spangler. Node was required
to enter bail for trial at the November
tenn of the quar- ter sessions court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

From Col. q. II. Mackey, 3]d iowa In nfantry /;
To persons ailiicted with Catarrh, would
state that have derived moro benefit from
Ely's Cream Balm than anything else have
ever tried. have now boon using II for three
months and am experiencing no trouble from
catarrh whatever. l have been n sufferer for
twenty years, e., ". Mackev, 81 Tourney, Fob.
~ 1882, au2j.lwdM, ,w&F&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

GIBRALTAR, Sept. / Tho French
transport Tonquin which has just returned
from ToEquin with troops on board, has
laudCd at Algiels, is reported to have had
cholera on board
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

JoHNsTowN,N NY. Sept. 1.-nrs' Elizaoeth
Cady Stanton cast her hrst Vote at the
school election hero, 6o-day. Eighteen
other ladies' voted pad lady WAS elected
trn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-01

Had sour stomach ana miserable appetite
for months and grew thin overy day. L used
Burdock BLOOD Bitters with the most marvel
Gus results feel splendid" Mrs Joseph
Johnson, Pittsburg, Pa. For sale by II. B.
Cochran. druggist, l87 and i39 North queen
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