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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-05-20
CHICAGO FINANCIAL.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

CHICAGO, May 19.-Banks report money in
good demand, with rates firm at 5@16 per cent.
on call, and car per cent on time. Loanable
funds are in sufficient supply to meet business
requirements. New York exchange continues
practically uncalled for at soc discount per
$1,000. Foreign is slow at $4.S1 for sixty days
documentary sterling. In general way, the
market presents no feature. To-days
bank earnings were SS,559, 900 against S7021, 900
Saturday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-05-20
Arthur for President.

LEAvENwoRTH, KS, May 19.-The Leaven-
worth Times publish statement in the. morning
that letters have been received in this city and
state within few days from both Senators
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FOR AMUSEMENT ONLY.

The statement that Mr.. Hewitt has written q
letter to Mr.. Oliver, of Pttsb urg, Pa, in reply
to the latter's criticism of Mr. Hewitt,s tariff hill
that the charges in duties ON metgls were in the
interest of Mr. Hewitt's private firm, in which
Mr.. Hewitt replies that the changes recon-
mended by the tariff commits sion with which Mr.
Oliver was connected were in the interest of Mr.
Oliver and his firm, is denied tonight. The
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MARhAlS.
Phi,sasippia marnss.

PHILADELPHIA, July li--riour market dull.
weak; Super6ne state, 81 5OGD3, Extra Superfius
do Is 0Ofg3 80 Pa. family, " 25ft SO Ohio ami
In piiana family, " 1905 90 MINI. extra clear
81 75d4 50 straight, " bOa5 80; winter
petents, % Soge2; spring dosS soa5 81.
kye flour at % 80.
Wheat firm, fair demand No. . western
Red, e5c No. 3 do, soxc; No. ! ia. DO
Corn scarce and rm tor local trade ; steam.
or. 6ltGlc sail yellow, CSC, do mixed, 8lD
CSC No. . mixed and yellow, 57dbsc.
Oats scarce and wanted prices irregular
MOL white 400 ; No. 2 do, 89fD5gt<c; No. .
do, 37Sg3sIsc rejected, sO837c No. mixed.
3jkc.
Rye steady at zoe.
Seeds Timothy duli o. Soai 5,; Flaxsecd
nominal Mt sl 30.
winter Bran tirm with, light supply, at sl5 80
QlG. $50
Provisions steady and In fair demand Ness
Pork, $40 5Oapl7 %; Beet Hams Us so 129 t0 India
Mess Beef si9 50pl0.
Bacon-Smoked shoulders, 7Nc, salt do,
6k07c; Smoked Hams, lt0l5c; picklcd do
liA4l3c.
Lard steady; city refined, at slxasx, loose
butchers, 7c prime steam " 80.
Buttcr fairly active aud easier; Cream
cry extras, 2D9sic; B. q. n N. Y. extras. 10
sel6c: do nrsts, 4spl6c; Western extras, lao
loG western good to choice, llUl3c.
Eggs steady, but. quiet Pepn'a. extras, is,<
Gpl9c Western do, isc. 'sF
cheese dull and unchanged New York full
creams, 9tp91C; Ohio flaUs, fine, To, West
| crn fair 10 good 5h681fc Penn'a part skins,
Btc do ktull, LG2c.
| Petroleum trinsr ; Refined. TSc.
whiskv dull Western at N 10.
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TiIfc AFrERm ATIi,
n ReoBss Taken Unlii y. inflow tho
Nomination was Received Ia Buffalo.

a Recess Taken UnliI d y. inflow tho
Nomination was Received Ia Buffalo.
As soon as tho enthusiasm had subsided
Wallace, Pennsylvania, moved for re-
cess until 3 p. m, in order to give time for
consultation with regard to the selection
of vico president. 1t was agreed and q
recess taken.
wild Excitement at OIeyela na's Home.
BUFFALO, July 1l.-The most intense
excitement prevailed hero to, day. Tre.
mendOus cheers greeted tho nomination Of
Cleveland, men acting like mad. Demo-
Gratis aud Republicans were found shaking
hands. \ slluto of ono hundred guns was
fired amid unbounded enthusiasm.
Bayard wires His Congratulations.
WILMrNGToH, Del, July Ex-senator
Bayard has just teleraphed his congratu-
lations to Cleveland as follows
To Hon. Grover Cleveland, Albany, N.
y, accept my best wishes for your
triumphant election and assurance of my
thorough and steadlast support in the
| Cavass.
[Signed Tnos. +. BAYARD.
Senator Bayard sat with some friends 10
tho EOery EpsHlRg office, as the progress
of tho second ballot was telegraphed.
When the result became apparent,
tho company agreed that Cleveland would
make "A candidate generally acceptable
to the party aud that time would woulC
heal the differences Ia New York state
Bayard had very little TO say aud the
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RESCUED FROM DEATH .

Tho following statement OF william J. Cough
in, OF SOmerYillo. Mass, Is so remarkable tnat
We beg to ask for IL the attention OF our read
ers. lie says "In the fall OF 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding OF tho lungs, followed
by severe cough. / soon began TO lose my
appetite and ficsh ! was 30 weak at one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum.
mer OF 1871 waaRdmittod Ia the City Hospital.
While there tho doctors said l hai hole In
NY lett lung as big as a haii-dollar. Iexpend.
ed over II hundred dollars In doctors and mod.
icines. was 40 Tar gone at one time report
went around that WAS dead. gave mp hope
but a friend told me OF pR. WIN. HALLS
BAIsAM FOR THE LUNGS. l laughe at
my friends, thinking my case jncurable, but
got IL bottle 10 satisfy them, when 10 my SUR
prise aV d qualification, 1 commenced 10 feel
better My hope, once dead, began To revive,
aud To ,iay ieol in better spirits than l have
the past three years
~ writethis hoping you will publish II, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced To take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALsAM FoRTHELUSGs and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. l
nave taken two bottles and can positively say
that II mas done me more good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
pearcd ana shall soon be able To go 10 work. ,
sold Dv II. Il. Cochran. lS7 North Queen street
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ElnctIon nIOnIoers.

At tho semi annual meetings Of the
LlederkIanz singing society, which was
held at their hall last night the old officers
were all elected by acclamation, with the
exception of treasurer, Henry q. Keller,
who declined reelection. Mr.. Gottlicb
Gerstley was chosen to fill the vacancy.
Resolutions of thanks were passed
unanimously concerning the ladies and
other friends who were instrumental in
procuring tho funds with which the new
and beautiful society flag was purchased.
The various reports 9f tho officers showed
tho society to be in very prosperous and
growing condition.
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In JAN ror DewrtioD.

Mannheim Sentinel.
About year ago Frank Wilson, cigar
maker, from Hellam, York county, came
to Mannheim and WAS employed in the
factory Of Frank McMuIlen. Shortly
afterwards he met aud became acquainted
with Miss Lizzie leagor, Of tins town,
which gradually ripened, and some Six
months ago they were united IN matrimony.
About month after that event he left
town and went to work at Lincoln, and from
that time neglected his wife, \ few days
ago suit WAS brought against him for
desertion, the warrant being placed III the
hands of Constable Brosoy, who was put
on the track and found his mau at llellam,
hut not being able to give security in the
required amount he was brought to this
place. and not meeting with better success
here, be was committed to prison to an
swer at court.
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Notes From the County.

The committee to solicit subscriptions to
the capital stock OF the Mannheim water
works company reported ~ subscribed
Sl3 800. A committee on charter has
been appointed.
On Tuesday night tho stable Of A. l.
Longeneckor, Mannheim, was entered and
two sets Of harness, 3 brides, 3 collars and
n fiyBet stolen. A reward OF SlOis offered
for tho recovery of the property aud con
vction of the thief.
The Ltitz distillery shut down for re
pairs July itb, after running eight months
without missng day. During this time
there were distilled over 5000 gallons oi
pure rye whisky, using over 5000 bushels
OF rye grown in old Berks, besides feed
ing 35 head of cattlo, some of which
gained over 400 pounds.
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Live sJocx market,

CHICAGO. Iogs-Receipts, liho0 head
active rough packing, s5Ge5 20 packing and
shipping, s. i0a5 10 light, t5go 55; skips,
SSPI 20.
CattIe-Receipts, $500 head shipments, $500
head market active and nrmer exports,
81 GO6 90 good to choice shipping, s6 1C &c 80 |;
common TO medium, 81 1908 SOL grass Texans,
Sia15.
Sheep Receipts, 1900 head shipments none |;
market slow; interior to fair, ~ 2jl3;
medium To good, s3 500st 90: choice to extra,
81 25a5. Lambs, per head, sos.
EAST LtsBRrY. Cattle slow and unchanged I;
prime 81 2Sep6 10 fair TO good, IS 50Gp8; CON :
mon, 81 7o15 25 receipts, $50 head shipments.
9lj head.
Hogs slow; Philadelphias, 20 60dS 10, York.
ers - 1905 20 receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
100 head.
Sheep slow and unchanged prime, " 500
( rs fair to good, S3 J0flt % common, s26o
: 90 receipts, 200 head shipments, 400
head.
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Republican Secretaries.

Chairman Cooper, of the Republican
state committee, has completed his list
of secretares for the committee, aud it
includes; George Pearson, Of Mercer,
chief; Joseph NJ. Gazzam, Ezra Lukens,
William Linn and William B. Huston, Of
Philadelphia EFF. Archeson, Washington
county Joseph Ad Thompson, Delaware
county; John Ii. Landis, Lancaster county
John b. Blair, Blair county; George o.
Cornelius, Warren county; John A. Sill
ders, Frank lin county Charles +. Evans,
Chester county, and j. ID. Laciar,
= WilkeshnrIe.
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Urusned by the Cars.

Wm.W. Walker, a negro, aged 80 years.
residing in Coatesville, Chester county.
Was crushed to death beneath the cars at
Midway, between Coatesville and Pomeroy,
about 1.15 this afternoon. The accident
was caused by his attempt to jump upon
extra freight train west, engine No. 4G5,
while in motion. He slipped and fell undor
tho truck the wheels passing over him aud
cutting him almost in two. The car was
almost thrown OIL the track aud ran across
the ties for nearly half mile before it
was discovered. Walker was o sin gle man.
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w FOR THE
ELEVENTH DAY OF THEIR SPECIAL
CLEARING SALE FOR 81 DAYS;
CHILpREN's sUITs-sIzEs TO 10.


CHILDREN's sUITs-sIZES TO 10.
s6 50 Light Mixed Atwood Cashmere reduced
To o. 81 Very Durable OvCr-Plaid To - - 30
summer Cloth Pleated Tuuio To 81; ftjO
Brown Plaid rlain Tunic TO 81; - 80 Mixed
Cashmere toss 80.
BOYS SUlTs-sIHES sTOl3.
fla klectric, Bluo, SOFT Worsted, reduced To
30 Sll Maroon WhipcOrd To tlOi " very
stylish. Light and Dark, Plain All wool TO
81 10 strong, Dark Mixed Union Ia II %.
BOYS SUIrS-sIHES l3TO 10.
Slt Corksorcw Worsted reduced 10 tl2; Si2
broken Plaid, Dark Cashmere, to Sl0i 81 -
Dark olive Cashmere, TO s7i ~ Strong, Dark
Mixed Union, to Is
MEMS CUTAwAY FRoCK SUITS.
81 ID. u. Frock, Black Diagonal WOrsted, ro'
duced 10 sl5 SIS ID. Il. rr0ck, American
Mills, All-wooi Cassimere, 10 sld SO A. H.
frock, Dark, Hamilton Mills, to tli.
MEMS SACK COAT SUITS.
sl5 Handsome Dress Worsted, reduced to go
go do, TO sl6 ;tls Basket Pattern Worsted, 10
tl6 NI Fancy pattern whipcord tlGi isli wire
Plaid Mixed, TO . o. o. DARK Union, 10 81,
81 Dark, Medium Weight, TO td.
HATS, CAPS AND LAP COVERS.
o. Monte Cloth Lap Cover5 reduced TO 7oc
$40 All Linen Lap Covers, 10 5jc iOc Linen
Ian Covers, TO ?5c % Mons Manila Hats, "a
$50; o. Mems Dark French Palm, 10 sl 90
OIL 10 Gnild's White Leghorn, 70 81 % 81 Rough
Light Color, TO o. 6Oc Mems White straw, to
25c 500 Mcd's Bronze Straw, to BE; $50 Blue
Canton Stlaws for Children, tol
FURNISHING GOODS.
81 Pembroke Feather Weight Undershirtf
| reduced 10 75c; 75c do, to SOC iic Perfect
| titting Jean Drawers, 10 !O3 Indus open
work Undershirts, 2oc 2jc india G4uZe un
dershirt, 10 l5c and DOC 81 - shk ClhudGhl
Scarf to SOC sl % SILK Breast scarf TO oOS 100
. SILK Bows, all colors, TO be l0c fercale Ties
| 10 boi lOc PoIc 40 fiat sCarts, 10 DO 100
| Iiandkorchiois, colored border, 30.
| BOOTS AND SHOES.
! Ladies' Common Sense Button rcducod from
/ s. to ~ Ladies' ktd Fox Button Cloth Top
| from rs TO " Is Ladies' Serge hld fOi
| Hutton, from AGO TO g2lO Gents Cali Hand
| made Congress, from 81 To o. 40 40 Cl0tl
| Top, from " TO " do do Imitation Lace, IRON
! " 10 ~ do do Button, trOm 81 70 ~ do d
| Balls, from " to t6. And u very large Narl6t
| OfOxfOrd Ties and Button shoes tor Summe
| wear,
store closes at O'Clock p. M, except satul
day. ,.,. .,,,,,,,,,,
' Nos. 81, -, % 4 ss East King st., Lancaster.
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,ov 10 secure Health.

seems strange that anv one Will suffer
from the many arrangements bccrght on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
WILLS SSARSAPARlLLAhND STILLINGlA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health Ia the physical Organization. II
iS indeed II strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take, and has proven itself To be the best
BLOOD PUBlFIER ever discovered, effect.
ually curing Scroiua, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala.
RIA: all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, hid
nays, stomach, skin, etc. II corrects indi
gcstion. A single bottle will prove to you its
merits US II health ronower, tor It ACTS LIKE
a CHARM, especially when tho complaint is
OF an exhaustive nature, having a tendency To
lessen tho natural vigor OF tho brain and ner
vOus System.
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A Quick Recovery,

II gives M great pleasure TO state that the
merchant VINO was reported tn be at the point
Oi death nom AN attack OF Pneumonia has en :
ttrely ruCOvCroI by the use of DIR. WM. HALLS
BNLsaM pUR THB LUNos. Naturally ne feels
grateful tor the benefit derived from using
this remedy Tor the lungs and throat; and In
uiying pubItCtty 10 this statement we are act
uatad by motives OF public bcncfactiOn, trust.
ing that others may bo benefited In similar
manner, JeSV2w
Aliens Brain FOOD botanical extract
strengthens the Brain, ami positively cures
Nervous Debility, Nervousness, Heahachc,
unnatural Losses aud all weakness OF Geuer.
ativo system ~ never fails. 81 pkg, for IS.
Atdrugrists, or by mali from }. II. Allen, 3l5
First Ave-, New York city.
ty7.lwdN, ,wSFSw
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UkATIfS.

BAuER.-ln this city, on the 10th inst, Mar
gareL Bauer, in the 5Oth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral,
from tho residence OF her brother in law
Charles Rote, 22s West James street, on satur-
day afternoon, at O'Clock. Interment at
Zion cemetery, ltd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-11

Timo AMI money viii be saved by keeping
kiduov-N UTt In the house. IL is AN invalua-
bic remedy for all disorders of the Kidneys,
Liycrand bowels and Tor all diseases nrising
from obstructInns OF these organs. 1t nas
cured many obstinate cases after hundreds o I
dollars had been paid TO physicians without
obtaining rrlicf. II cures Constipation, Piles
BiliOusucss aud alt kindred disorders. Keep
II by you,
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now YORK N ArketA,

Nsw YoRK, July lO-glour a shade stronger
ana moderately active.
Wheat lplAo higher and firm, with o LEES
active, speculative business; No. 2 ked
Aug, 051spJ7Sc Sept. 87IG96lsc; Oct. 9sss
G99kc.
Corn h6ic higher, less active Mfvod
Western spot, isspGOc; do future, h9sa06lN6c.
Oats lIaMc higher; State. 3'0t3c, Wv,t-
nrn. HSnIln
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Mother Walton has prescribed this valuable
m"diCiuc for IA great many yeaTs1n her private
practice. IL has proved an untailing specific
In the treatment of tho many disorders to
which the fcmHIe constitution II subject, 1t
IL u sure euro for the monthly troubles that so
many wO zen suffer. Mailed on receipt OF
price. iOc tUd by n. 49, Cochran, druggist,
i37 and 10 North LuCun street. (3l
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THg sunday school Teachers association
Will meet this evening at 1:ib IN the parlor OF
the Y. NJ. q. a. rooms tor tho study at the los-
son Tor next sunday, The Rev. J. V. Eckort
will be the teacher. All friends aud workers
OF the Sunday school cause are cordially In.
yilaI To attend.
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Ruunwsy.

This morning q horse hitched to tho
milk wagon OF Edward Rsnsipg frightened
ut gun shot in Grant street aud run
away. Tho wagon was badly shaken aud
n lot Of milk spilled. Beyond that the
damage was not great.
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ThedOctors pronounced my case TO be on
ut hopeless epilepsy" saysour correspondent,
". q. Browning, Attorney at-Law, Judsonia,
Ark, land declared death to be my only re-
lici. Samaritan Ncruihe has cured me-" Get
at druggists. $3.50. jys.lwdeodSw
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Philip Moseman, WAS looked up this
morning on the charge Of assault aud
battery and drunken aud disorderIy CON
duct The complainant IN Catherine Fell.
man, and tho hearing takes place before
Alderman Spurrer to m Jrrow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-11

FOR twenty years was a sufferer from Ca
tarrh Of the head and throat In very aggra-
vatcd form, and during the summer months
with Hay rOycr. procured II bottle OF EIy's
cream Balm, aud after lew applications re.
C.ivcd decided bonolit--was cured before the
bottle was used. Have had no return OF the
complaint. Charlotte Parker, wavorly, N. y.
jyl-lwdeod&w
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TuE voLrAIU BELr Co., Of Marshall, Mich.
Offer 10 send Dr. Dyes Celebrated yoltaic Belt
aud Electric hppi nces on trial, for thirty
days, tD men, old and young, afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality, and many
other disoascs. 500 advertisement IN this
papor. al. ydM, ,wSFSw
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Now xoru.
Quotations by Associated Press.

QuOIhIIOh5 Dy As5Ocfhtou Z reS5,
Stocks firm. Money, 2g3c.
New York Centrai.................... ...l0I'a
VITO iklllrOu. laa
EAprBb3.
Michigan Central railroad. 81
Michigan Southern Railroad. 10
Illinois Central railroad. d..................ll7x
Cleveland II Pittsburgh Railroad.
Chicago u ROCK Island Railroad. d....,....,lOS
Pittsburgh h Fort Wayne Railroad ........lI
Western luton Telegraph Company..... 65,<
Toledo q wabash. ......-..................... 0A
New Jsrpey Central. ...... .................. 81
Now York 0utario Western. Io;s
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Held To Ball,

John Fisher was arrested and held to
bail Tor hearing before Alderman Sam
son, OF complaint made by Mrs. McGae-
han, who eharges him with assaulting
her.
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spEU,HL NOTICES.

Hop P,dsters are clean, sweet and pleasant
Ia use. Fresh Hops combined with Balsans
aud Gums. More powerful than any other
porous pl,stors 80 cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-11

Emory's Little CathartIc Is this best and only
reliable Liver PHI known, never fails with the
most obstinate cases, purely vegetable -l5 eta.
iy7.lwdM WSF&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-11

DYsrEpTIC, nervous people. "out OF Sorts"
Coldons Liquid Rect viii cure Take no
other. OF druggists. iyl.lwde odAw
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II yOur children are threatened with Group
or any throat diniCulty, apply u few drops OF
Thomas hciectric OF IL Is the incest medi-
cine Tor ths litUG ones WO know OF. For
sale by II. u. Cochran, druggist, l37 aud lSs
North Queen atrept
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Mrs. pr. w.s,oos Periodical Tea.

COLrEN's LiIuid Boet TOntc IL endorsed by
,hysiCans Ask JOr CoidcHS: take no other
II druggists, ly7-lwde,riSw
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Annual g.I.braSiOn

The Lexington Union sunday school Will
hold its 18Th annual celebration on saturday,
Aug. 2
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rns onol.ra IN rorsirn &.

the Ohotera IN foretEu LSNds.
MARsErtLEs, juno 1i--Niueteen deaths
from cholera occurred last night, and ton
moro up TO noon to-day.
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nK. q. n. BROWN, -
u PHYSICIAN AND OCULlsT,
Has Removed 10 No. 20 WEST ORANGE 81,
Eye ana Ear treated. Glasses adlu usted' su-
ie2l.lydTh
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wEArurw I.u,s,xr,or-

WARRINGTON, July it.--For The Middls
Atlantic statos, fair weather exoept In tho
extreme southern portion, local showers
aud partly cloudy weather, variable
winds, generally from the south, stationary
temperature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-11

RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
fhorso, cattlo, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Live Stock. A POSITlYECURE. mayA-s
FOR sale at II. u. Cochran's drug store iS7
North Queen street.
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Tho travelling salesman

IL an irresistible fellow, brIm full OF stories,
Jokes, courage, solEassurance and grit. lie II
very taking withal. BurIock Hood Btnsrs
are "A very taking medicine they take every
where, and are sold everywhere. For sale by
". Is. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l39 North
Qussu street
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some Conflicting Kumor.

CHICAGO, July lit is understood this
morning that Randall will withdraw AMI
permit the vote of Pennsylvania to be cast
for Cleveland. This gives great hopo to
the friends of that candidate that no will
be nominated on the second ballot. The
opposition, under the lead of Butler and
Kelly, will make an effort to prevent the
increase Of Clevelapd's strength on the
second ballot, in the belief that it will then
be possible to turn the tide to some other
candidate, possibly to the representative
Of the old ticket by Hendricks, Hon.
Patrick Walsh, a delegate -at-large from
Georgia, expresses the opinion to the as
sociated press that Cleveland will be uomi
mated on the first ballot this morning.
ONO Delegates Keuounco Their Caua.dRtcS
The following telegram has been sent t.
the Democracy of Cuyahoga county, Ohio
"We the undersigned, your representa-
tives In the national convention, familiar
with tho entire situation are satisfied tina
neither Thurman nor ioadly can be
nominated. That Tburman's name j.
suggested simply by Tammany and Othe
interests opposed to Cleveland, and ",
| believe Cleveland will most probably bI
nominated.
SgnCd w. W, ARMSTRONG,
JACOB MUELLER,
q. III. FARLEY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-11

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