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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-12

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your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting tecIhf 7
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regulate the bowels, and give rest To tho
mother and relief und health to tho child, OPP
Grating like magic. II Is perfectly safe to use
In all cases, ana pleasant 10 the taste, and Is
the prescription OF one of the Oldest and best
female physicians In the United statos. Sold
everywhere. ~ cents bottle.
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A scandal has been created in Clyde, N.
T., by the sudden disappearance OF John
York, jr., the owner of large grain
warehouse and malt establishment at
North Rose, with the wife Of one Of his
employees. Several years ago Mr.. York
married well-educated, highly respect.
able and wealthy young woman, whose
parents lived near his place of
business. Not long afterwards, it is sl.
legged. he became enamored of village
belle named Doremus, aud did not desist
from his attentions until Mrs. York threat
eued to invoke the law and make public
exposure. For some time after their life
was apparently happy. About two years
ago the husband transferred his affec-
tions to Mrs. Dunbam, the wife of q man
in his employ. Last Saturday Durham
called on York and Threatened to kill him
ON the spot unless he made immediate and
satisfactory reparation. This York prom
ised to do, and in the meantime visited q
| prominent lawyer in Clyde. Returning to
| North Rose, he secured several Thousand
dollars and left for Dakota Immediately
after Yofk's departure Durham discov.
cred that his wife had deserted him.
Wednesday he droveto Clyde and boarded
a westward bound train in search Of her
Mr.. York is fine looking man about Al
years of age, is treasurer Of the Sports
mems club at North Rose, and enjoys ai
excellent reputation for business capacity
He recently bought large quantities o
grain on credit and disposed of it TO
cash. He has one child. Mrs. Durham
who also leaves a child, is a fine looking
woman 2S years old.
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JAMES n. BItSSUN.

Interesting sketch OF An Old LRocasttian'
Forney's Progress of Juno IA, contains
an interesting sketch of James ii. Bry
son, an old Lancastriau who was
closely identified with the early history
OF journalism in this city. The sketch
refers graphically to that period in 1856
when Mr.. BrysOn and the late John w.
Forney became the editor of tho INTEL
LIGENCER, when Lancaster had but a
population Of 10000:
"The INTELLIGENCER, under their
management, put new life and vigor into
journalism in the city of Lancaster. In
'3S Mr.. Bryson sold his interest to Mr.
Forney, and took a position with Gales "
Seatop, government printers, at Wash
ington. lu 40, in Lancaster,
under the firm of Bryson, Pear
sol & Winner, was established the
Weekly Age, SemSWeekly Gd2ette, and
DAILY Gazette, the first daily ever publsh' d
in Lancaster. They were Independent,
advocating temperance and all the enter.
prses of that community, especially the
formation of q company for the erection Of
tho ConestOga cotton mills, as also James
Coeman's work in making the Conestoga
nayigabIe to Safe Harbor. Tho papers
circulated widely, and were noted for
literary taste and neat Typography, far In
advance of the wants of the city in which
they were published"
Mr.. Bryson retired from business IL
1882. Since then he has been resting will
his family, after fifty years Of enterprise
in printing and literary work.
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SECOND EDITION.
EVENING. JUNE ,a. 1884
HESTER CLYMER,
MS soDpEs pEArH IN KraDiS

-
suioken with Apopiexy while Conversing
with friends Yesterday, re Diss This
MorDiDg-sketcb of ais Career.
READING, Pa June IL. Hon. Hicstor
Clymcr died here suddenly, of paralysis,
this morning, aged 81 years.
He WAS stricken by an apoplootic stroke
at his residence, Peikiomen avenue and
Franklin streets, last evening, while con-
versing with friends. The prostration
occurred at half past five O'Clock. He
lay unconscious all night aud died this
morning at seven o'clock without speak.
ipg a word.
Hon. Hester Clymcr has long been q
prominent figure in tho politics of Berks
county. He was elected state senator
from 1861 to 1866 succeeding BENJAMIN
Nunnemacher. The Democratic Conyen.
tion of 1866 placed him in the field as that
party's candidate Tor governor in the latter
year, but John W. Geary, his Republican
opponent, carried off tho prize. The
Democratic county convention of August
II, 1872, nominated him for Congress as
tho SUCCESSOR to tho Hon. J. Lawrence
Getz, and he served four terms, retiring
in 1881. The crowning work of his pU
litical life was the Belkuap exposure of
1874. Mr.. Clymer is of an old and distin.
guished family, his ancestors being promi.
ncnt in tho days of tho revolution and
early years Of this country. He was in the
Goth year Of his age.-EDs. INTELLI
GENCER
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A LADY swIsDLEs A.n nsrn,a
Ths Jury Oomrorss Msss n orsa,s v,c&lr.e y
Pronouncins hss saniits ..- ~


Psonounciog her Guilty.
carrie X. Morse, late president OF ths
Ladies investment bureau, wns tried
again "wednesday In tue New York general
sessions, the jury having disagreed In her
iirst trial. Miss Morse was attirod with ovi.
dent care. A veil covered her black plumeti
nat, and was drawn ooquettishly half over
ner lace. A Jacqueminot rosebud was In
tue bosom OF her tight fitting black silk
dress. Within the bar were q scoro OF
women, young aud old, who have suffered
from Miss Morse's devices. Among
them was widow, who sold her shoo
store TO obtain money to put into Miss
Morse's hands for Investment and was
compelled to send her four children TO q
charitable institution until she could oh.
tain employment to support them.
Miss Morse Was tried upon tho charge
of obtaining 5000 from Helen Wilson, In
November, 1882, by means Of fraudulent
Hiss Hattie Herder was
engaged as an assistant at t12 q week,
and Miss Wilson advanced 1900 a. security
for the faithful performance of her duties.
Miss Morse said that she required security
from all her employees. Miss Harder's
duties and pay In the investment bureau
proved to be mythical, but Miss Wilson
did not recover the security.
Ex-Assistant District Attorney o. Byrns
moved for Miss Morse's discharge upon
tho ground that the receipt for tho 1000
showed that it was TO be returned, with six
per cent. interest, and therefore. tho trans
action was a loan. Judge Gildersleeve
denied the motion, aud Mr.. O'Byrne said
that ho would rest his case upon an exoep.
ton, aud offer no evidence for the
defence. Miss Morse was convicted and
Judge Gildersleeve remanded her TO await
sentence. Her victims quilted the court
room with smiling faces.
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Refused Mr.. maasoy's Request.
THE TENAs DEmUCKAUY.
They Declare the Tsrin 10 Do tue Great
Issue of the campaign.

They Declare the TsriH 10 bo tue Great
Issue of the campaign.
FoRT WORTH, Texas June 12.-At tho
Democratic state convention last night all
the speakers declared the tariff issue to DO
the great central figure of the coming
contest Tho resolutions adopted declare
that tariff for protection is unconstitu.
tional and unjust, and denounces the
present tariff as % scheme for the protection
of monopoles aud a masterpiece of injus
tice and false pretenso. 1t has destroyed
American commerce., diminished tho prof
it's of American agriculture, and enslayed
American labor. They also declare the
educational bill pending in Congress to be
unconstitutional and dangerous en-
croachment on tho rights of the states.
Tilden and Hendricks were declared
the choice of tho Democracy Of
the state of Texas. Richard Hubbard
was nominated for governor by acclama.
nation. After midnight tho CJnvoution
received Tldon's letter of deolination. 1t
chilled tho convention aud an djournment
WAS taken until to day, when it IL thought
likely that resolution endorsing TIldon
will be Withdrawn and Thurmau's name
substituted.
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the FAKneis's ULuB
DiIiuguisncr Guest. Present at Got. Duty 7
Dinner To-day.

DitiDguisncI Guest, Present at Got. Duny's
DiDnrr To-day.
Col. James Dufy i member of the
Farmers club, composed Of eminent
agrioulturists and gastruuomers and he il
giving dinner 10 tho organization at his
handsome private park at 3 y, III. to day.
There was a small dinner party yesterday
at Gen. Simon Cameron's Donegal farm
residence, at which were present, Lieu.
tenant Governor Black Wayne Macy eagh,
Charles A. Dana. editor of the New York
Sun, Senator J. Donald Cameron, Senator
Angus Cameron, of Wisconsin, Frank
Thomson, Hon. John 4. liestand and
w. L. HGuscl, of Lancaster.
There was small breakfast party at
Col. Dutfy's this morning given tho above
named gentlemen. At tho dinner this
afternoon the following distinguished
guests arc present
CHARLES A. Dana, Geo Blight, Joseph
Patterson. IL. II. DraytOn, Frederick
Fraiiey, Frank Thomson, G.. Il. Roberts,
J. N. Du Barry, G.. w. Childs, Cnas. +.
Pugh, A. N. Thackera, Craig Biddlo ;
Justices Paxsop, Green, Morcur, Turnkey,
Gordon, Clark, Sterrott of the supreme
court Lawrence Jerome, A. J. Cassatt,
Senator George Pendleton, Harry W.
Oliver, Senator Geo. +. Edmunds, w.
com, Senator J. Il. Book, 5. ii. Reynolds,
Wm. A. Patton, John 3. Wilson, L. Il. X /;
w. U. Hensel, Jas. Il. Logan, Wayne
MacV,agh, Bernard McGrann, Senator 1.
+. Bayard, Gen. Simon Cameron, senator
J. ID. Cameron, Henry Mccormick, Sena-
tor Angus Cameron, Senator Eugene
Hale. A. Lpudon Suowdep, Clayton
McMichael, Talcott Williams, Addison
Cammack, Senator Wade Hampton, Lieut..
Gov. q. Black, G.. +. Stibgon, J. A. HES
taud, Geo. w. Mehaffey, John Barr, Am' q
liOWmau.
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Is tho most effective Pain Destroyer IN the
world. Wnl most surely quicken the blood
whether taken informally or applied eNter'
nally. und thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and II Is warranted dou.
bic the strength OF any similar preparation.
IL cures pain In the Side, Back ar towels,
Sore Throat, Rheumntism, Toothachc, and
ALL ACHES, and IL Tho Great nnIiever OF
Pain. "BRowN's HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should bo in every family. tenspoontul OF
the Panacea In II tumblor OF hot water lsweot'
snod, Il profurredl. taken Mt bedtime, VIII
BREAK UP A COLD. - cents y bottle.
mny3l-IydM, w saw
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Tho Devastation ORusod by Water SpO,
and Boits OF Lightning.

Tho Devastation Onussd by u Water spout
and Bolts OF Lightning.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June l2.--Thc storm
of yesterday caused tho most destructive
floods known for years in tho Allegheny
valley. At Brookvillo, Pa, u waterspout
burst and the creek 1850 ten feet in two
hours. Several dams gave way and lum.
Der valued at $4,000 was washed away.
Two bridges and many small buildings
were demolished. The water Is now sub.
siding.
A Now Martinsyille, w. Va, special
says, a terrific thunder storm passed over
this city last night, doing considerable
damage. A boy named Mclutyre and a
companion, who took refuge under tree,
we're rendered sensoless with lightning.
M'Iutyre's recovery IL doubtful.
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" eetiDg-.

A Fpccial meeting OF tho A. A. s,Clety,
will be held To morrow At 3 o'clock, p. IN,
in the high school room.
Council meets to morrow evening in
council chamber.
Tho sons OF VcteranS will meet to-
morrow at p. M, ia Vigllant Hall.
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,,o,,.. n,gyo,.. .uu bs, rever.

with the opening 0i tho season OF outdoor
sports COMES the timo of trouble Tor the poor
yiC' im- ot Hay FUvur. For them flowers have
no uplOr and tho summer little or no beauty.
To snuff, suoeIo aud wipe their weeping eyes
for three or four successive months this IL
their pitiable portion. There IL no nelp In
sca-voyagcs. thcir Is no help i'll high mountain
air. n csc only Tighten the pockets and leave
the disease unabatcd. But there is n positive
Cuio in Ely's Cream Balm. Try II. IL you
continue tu suffer IT IL because you neglect Il
remedy as sure ~ II Is cheap and pleasant.
iS2WueOlSw
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NOV YORK MnrhaiA.

NHw YORK, June Ia Flour - State and
Western duh and still touding In buyers
favor.
White wheat declined %0ekc In sympathy
with the western trade very unequal, No.
white, nominal No, Red. July, VI 0lAW
6ll 02IL Aug, o. O3jh4l Otz sept, tl O4IAsp
1867 Oct, 81 O5x; Jan, 81 lOx.
Corn h@]Ec lower and dun Mixed Western
spot nj 551G3c; 40 future, blhn6iMc.
S7hg37skc; Aug, 31Hc, State, S90toc; West
ern, 3IttiiC.
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Time 10 stop II.

It's too bad, Sir or Madam. but don't get
frightened. Your hur L. falling ou-that's
certain. A glance In ho mirror, or an inves-
tis;uting committee of hngcrs tell the dismal
aiory. We won't discuss the possible cause.
II IL enough that PHrkers Hair Balsnm used
now viii prevent further destruction. Is
your hair somewhat gray, too and crisp ?
Alas, yes. Tho Balsam win give back the
original color soitness and gloss. Not u dye,
not oily, elegantly pcrfumed, u perfect dress
ing. m3l-lydSSeoww
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Funeral OF Mr., brown.

Tho funeral Of W. w. Brcwn took place
from his residence, on North Duke street,
this Afternoon. There was large at.
tendance, and the members Of the LaDcas'
ter bar wore present In n body. The
pail bearers we're Newton Lightner, II.
b.. Swarr, Judge Livingston, Fraucis
SHREDDER, W. X. Wilson, A. NJ. Frantz j.
l.. Steinmetz aud b. r. Montgomery. The
terry.
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The best Sulvo In the world for cuts,bruisos
sores, ulcers, salt rhgum, letter, chapped
lands, Chilbnius, Corns aud all kinds OF skin
oruptious, irrCkloS amd pimplos. Tho salve Is
guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction In
every c3tse or money rUtuuded. Be sure you
got IigHRY's CARBuLIO SALvB, a5 all othors are
but limitations and CountertciLs. Price %
ocnta sold In Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
STARE. Isl North Ouonn struoL nY29-a
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william J. Coughliu, oi Somerville, Mass.
says: "In tho IA OF 1875 was taken with
BLEEDING or LUNGS followed by asovcre cough.
1 lost my appetite and flesh, and vas confned
To my bed In 1917 was admitted 10 the HOS
pital The doctors said l had u hole IN nv
lung as big IA II half dollar. At one time
report went around that was dead. gave
up hope, but Il friend told me oi DIX. Will
LIAM HALLS BALSAM FDR THE LUNGS
1 got a bottle, when, to my surprise, com.
menced to fGel better. and to day feel better
than Tor three years past" 1u92W
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Twios C,nyioted OF Murder &.

WuMINGToN, Del, June IA Cam
bridge, Md, special reports that the second
trial of Bug" Cephas, oolored, for the
murder of Mrs. Celia Murphy, resulted
this morning in verdict OF murder in the
first degree. lie was convicted on his first
trial, but the court granted new trial,
because the verdict failed to specify any
degree Of murder.
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yn,u,uous attempt to Wreck Train.

EAsroN, June l2.-An attempt was
made last night to wreck Jersey Central
railroad passenger train near Bloomsburg.
Tho wreckers wedged one end of a sleeper
undor one rail and blocked the other end
of it on top of tho opposite rail with stone:
A farmer discovered the obstruction and
removed it Just as the passenger train
hound for Now York came in sic Int.
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PETERSBURG, Va, June 12--Informa
nation was received here to lay Of
brutal outrage committed upon a child Of
3 years. near Ric,'s depot on the Norfolk
n Western railroa ! by white man
named Ransom, who Inflicted injuries on
his victim which caused her death, Ran.
biom was arrested, but made his escape.
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sales OF stock. snd yonos

Jacob B. Long, broker. sold on Tuesday
at private salo 81, 900 Reading & Colum.
bia X. Il, . por cent. bonds at 105 and In =
terost $500 Lancaster oity D 20 year
per cent. at iO2; $500 Lancaster city
school per cent. bond at l02 5000 Quar-.
ryvillo X IL, per 7 ceut. bonds NJ 1l5 and
interest; ! share Eastern market at $5l.2b;
aud shares Farmers National bank stock
shar0.)
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OF the many remedies before the pubic for
Nervous Debility and wcaknosso oi Nerve Gen.
erative System, there IL none equal to Aliens
Brain Food, which promptly aud permanent
ly restores all lost vigor; II meyer falJ. 81
pkg, tor 81. At druggists, or by mail from
J. IL. Allen, 3I5 First Avenue, New York CITY.
iDlwdM ,W&f&w
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NAXAIrY lionninn.

This morning A. +. Shonck, Dauiel
Cooper, II II. Betz and Jacob Uobbel, Of
this city Harry Mooney, Of Mt. Joy, and
Chas. l.. Dern, of Shores Landing, Mary.
land, left Lancaster for Duucannon, to
attend the annual reunion Of tho Ninth
Pennsylvania cavalry, which commences
day aud continues To Saturday.
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New YORK, June l2.-The steamer
Bermuda, from the West Indies for New
York, with sugar and twonty.two passon-
gers, went ashore this morning at ANA
gansett, Long Island, aud is likely TO go
to pieces. The passengers and crew are
all safe.
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. Paving ro,lsr steals 500, 900 =.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June l2.-lsaao A:
stanley, paying teller of the National
bank of Commerce, was arrested last night
Tor embezzliug 100000 of the banks
funds. The bank will not be affected by
Stanlcy's defalcation.
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80 Fits In "a Iiuur..

81 employed some Uf the best physicians
here" wrote WIN. 4. Tanner, OF Dayton, Ohio.
"Thoy ali saii my Child Could not live toi
weeks. II hlul 10 fts III q hours. We gave II
Sdmdritdn NcrriHe Rnh tho medicine effected
u permanent cure" Druggists.
ilO- IwduUdSw
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GO carefully IN purchasing medicine. Many
adycrtis a remedies can WORK great injury
are worse Than none. Burd0Ck BtOOd BlHers
are purely u vegetable preparation; tho small L.
est Chtld can take them. They Kill disease and
cure the patient IN IA sato and kindly way. For
sale 10y II. ". Cochran, druggist, I3l and l3a
North Queen street
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NEw ADvERTIsEMENTs rs,
rnis DISEASES srEKaAsEsTLYUU UUKEi

~ HIIII BUHIiHTDttI HtVtI 10 TNIII ".
DRs. II. ID. n M. A. LONGhkEN,
BY their treatment can take tho most fearful
case OF Skin Disease (even II OF iorty years
standing and II the Dody IL covered with
spots, scabs, crusts, scales, sores. ulcers, plm-
pies, blisters or redness), anu eradicate The
poison IRON tho system, heal the SKIN, anu
you have any Skin Disease come To DIS. Long.
aker and get cured before too late-betoTe IL
attacks some vital organs.
once, No. 10 East Walnut street, Lancaster.
Consultation Tree, J0-3td&w
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
Recent Occurrences ot Interest In the iiiver
Town-Psrsonai Points = Irsmp's
serious r,irbsp.

Recent Occurrences oi Interest In the Eiver
Town-psrsonsi Points = Irsmp's
serious riipbnp.
Whoever Lost u Russian leather memoran.
dun book, can havo II by calling Mt the
First National bank.
Messrs. J. Sheath aud Cyrus Shelter,
arc now dealing In leaf tobacco in partner
ship.
On Saturday afternoon tho Koystonos,
oi Marietta, will visit Columbia aud play
a match game of ball with the liosolutes
Of this place. The game will DO contested
On tho stove works grounds.
In September whom tho VIgilaut fro
company goos To- York they will be tho
guests Of the laurel company, OF that
borough. Tho Columbia company will
stop with the Rescue.
On Saturday evening, June II, tho
Columbia band viii give their second
balcony serenadc. Everybody il invited
Tho river raised during last night, but
began falling this morning. Tho water is
exceedingly muddy.
Personal.
Rev. Francis J. Clay Moran aud A. j.
kaufman, as representatives of st. Paul's
l.. Il. church, of Columbia, arc IN Reading
attending tho Episcopal convention, which
is being held there.
Rev. NJ. O'ltoilly, Of Blpomsburg,
Columbia county, Pa, tho successor Of
Rev. Father j. J. Russoll TO tho pastor
ship Of st. Potor's Catholic church, has
arrived in town.
MIR. Albert King, L. X. X. baggage
master, at Columbia. il OH ON few days
recreation, during which time no will visit
throughout this county.
MIR. Frank Cristy, who was eloOted jan
itOr Of the Cherry street and Institute
schOuls, informed your correspondent last
evening that no had accepted tho position,
although he had not yet handed in his
written acceptance to tho school board.
lle will, however. do 40 this evening"
whey tho board hulds It's regular monthly
business meeting.
social Events.
On Thursday evening, Mr.. $. u. Gilhuly
will be united in lhc holy bonds of wed
lock to Miss Mary X. Newcomer, the
wedding ceremony 10 bo performed in thc
Il. L. Lutheran church, by Rcy. VIM l..
Evans.
A family socilblo will bn hold in Heis,'l
woods, on July 2lSt of COnestoga lCle'
No. iG3 X. of L.
squire souus's Lsvoe.
Joseph Dentiuglcr of Muuutvils last
evening appeared before Squire YounJ
diSordcrly during that day. lie answered
by paying tucs and costa
On complaint of Mira J. llogontoglor
Michael Burk, a Front street tavorr
keeper, appeared before tho same iustC,
of the peace, aud cleared himself of tn,
charge of keeping gambling house. to
want of evidence tho CtSO was dismissed
Head Cut.
One Of the many tramps who ilJOdoC
our streets this morning met with IA pain
ful accident last night. As no attempted
to alIght from n freight train near Strck
ler's bridge his foot slipped aud ho wa
thrown violently to the ground, resulting
in several s,vere gashes being cut in hi
head. A Columbia physician dressed hi
wounds.
Meeting
A Fpcoial meeting Of tho A. A. society
will be held To morrow At o'clock, p. IN.
in the high school room.
Council meets to morrow evening i
council chamber.
Tho SONS OF Veterans will meet to
marrow ut N IN IN Niyilant Hall
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pUBLIu sALEur VALUABLE REAL Es-

1884, will be gold at public sale, AT Casper
Kohler's brewery, Church street, Lancaster,
Pa, tho following valuable real estate, To wit I;
double one and a.hali story Brick Dwelling,
known as the Coby property, situated on the
south side OF Middle street, Nos, 32l and 329,
with lot OF ground fronting on Middle street
81 feet, more or less, and extending In depth
lSO feet IN Locust alley,
sale 10 begin at 1880 O'Clock p M, OF said day,
when attendance will be given and terms mado
known by CHARLES PETERS.
HENRY sHuBKRT, Auo't. ilOltd
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%. NJ. Holcomb, OF Bloomville, ONO, rises
toeNplain: Had that terrible disease. .catarrh,
for twenty years couldn't taste or smell
and hearing was failing. Thomas Electric Ott
cured me. These are facts voluntarily given
against IA former prejudice OF patent nehi-
cine" FOR sale by n. Cochran, druggist,
l31 aud l35 North Queen street. Lancaster.