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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-30
OpIumiSIA NEWS.
FROM Our Regular Correspond d


FROM our Regular Correspondent.
A great deal of suffering exists among
tho poor.
Every minister in town will preach on
temperance next Sunday evening,
A masquerade and fancy dress ball arc
to bo held hero at no distant day.
The ladies OF town arc now forming'a a
relief society. They arc doing good.
The Second street Lutheran church
will give a grand musical concert in tho
opera house In February.
). Krucher has re opened tho photo.
graph gallery on Locust street, formerly
occupied by l. l.. Williams.
a sloighing party from Mt. Joy last
night made their headquarters at Lewis
Smiths oyster parlor9, where supper
was given,
A great deal Of commDut has been
made regarding tho action OF tho county
commissioners in having Frank and
Struck arrested.
Tho revival meetings in tho Methodist
ch hurch are largely attended ; last evening
flvo pentonts were Mt tho altar seeking
conversion and three succeeded.
All persona holding books belonging TO
tho Presbyterian Sunday school library
are requested TO turn them into j. l..
Pinkcrton, secretary, 80 that they can be
remembered.
Tho prayer meetings In tho Columbia
engine house arc TO DO continued. Next
Sunday Afternoon : o Presbyterian church
choir, with organist, will occupy tho Gu
gino room.
Tho high COnStablc's pIoclamations for
the February election has been issued.
The First ward Democrats will hold their
primary meeting in tho I. I. l.. .. club
room. Two candidates arc in tho field.
At meeting Of the Grand Army Post
last night IL was decided to attend the
state encampment at Lancaster in body
on Wednesday, February 9Th. About one
hundred men will attend. Six recruits
wcro admitted.
Last night some sneak thief stole n pair
OF pants from Samuel Stautsenberger. an
cmployo of the Continental hotel Wash
ingtOn Duck was accused. Officer Struck
thoroughly searched his house and every
other place freIuented by him, but they
were not found, and Duck claims TO know
nothing about tho pants.
The stockholders of tho Mt Bethel as.
sociation met yesterday afternoon and
elected the following board of managers
J. II. Minin, +. Hershey, Geo. Haldemap,
j. B. buchanan, J. u. Phaler, J. A. Myers,
Samuel CruscOtt, DIR. w. RICHTER, DR.. J.
+. COttrell. Tho sinking fund was voted
10 bO increased from 81, 600 to $40. 900.
The board of managers will organize
Thursday afternoon.
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AnnHennntA.

Minnie Hduk.-There are yet some seats to
bc secured NJ the opera house FOR tho concert
this evening. Tho large ana fashionable 0u-
dionco that will be present recognize tho fact
that this great cantatrico ia most worthy OF
listening to. The scene from the opera " La
Favorita " will be an attractive feature. The
support Il exceptionally strong.
u. McAUieV.-Thia fine comedian appears
here In his eccentric and funny comedy, re-
plcte with iollitY and entertainment, entitled
Tho Jersey man" on Saturday evening.
Lancaster opera COmpdnU,-Undor the man
agemcnt OF the G.. a x. and TOR tho bcncflt OF
Admiral Reynolds Post, 4Oj, the Lancaster
opera company will sing the opera "PinGfore'
on Wednesday, Feb 6, In Fulton opera house
Tho company sang to abig honse.on Thanks
giving Day, and will doubtless do 10 on this
occasion. Box ONCE opens tomorrow morn
Ing and seats should he secured early.
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A bad Crossing.

The crossing at the Harrisburg turnpike
and Pennsylvania railroad, in the north.
western part Of the city is in n very dan.
gerous condition and several accidents
havo been caused thereby within a few
days past. On Tuesday about 10 O'Clock,
II. u. Cochran and family had their
sloigh upset and were thrown out and Mr..
Cochran was rather severely cut In the
face and was given black eye. A few
hours earlier l.. J. Zahm's sleigh was
we're broken of. On Monday DIR. M. L.
Herr upset at tho samo point, escaping
with slight damage.
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brakeman Injured,

Tuesday afternoon about two o'clock as
freight train of the second Union line
cast was running on the middle track at
Kinzer's station, Brakeman Winfield
Campbell jumped from tho engine on
which no was riding, with tho intention of
going back to tho middle of tho train. In
jumping he foil upon his head and
suffered very severe lacerations aud
contusions of tho scalp, and though no
fractures were discoverable, he was on,
tirely disabled. He was sent to Coassyilo
whore was examined by DIR. Bakesley,
who afterwards brought him on to Ian,
caster, whence he was sent to his homo il
Harrisburg, for further treatment. His
injuries are not regarded ~ necessarily
dangerous,
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LNUR RENT. THE LARGE DOUBLE
Il Front store Room on the northeast cor.
nor OF North Queen and Orange streets, now
and for many years occupied by Mr.. $. s..
RathvOn, as II clothing ana gentlemen's fur
nishing store. being well lighted by two lal ge
plato glass windows. Possession given on
April !, 1884,. hpplyto to
&. II. LEFEVRE,
i2.Gt Oflice-No 1877 East King Street
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,,rovn,n t,ou,onVIn rnuncea

world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken informally or applied eXter
nally, ana thereby moro certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alev!ator, ana II Is warranted dou
bic IA" strength than any other similar prepa
ration.
II cures pain in tho sida, lack or towels
sOTO Throat RheumRtism, Toothache, ant
ALL ACHES, and is The GreAt Neiirycr o.
Pain. "BEOWE'S HOUSEHOLD PhNACEA'
should bo IN every family. tedspooniul o
the panacea In a tumbier OF hot water [swcet
cucd. II preferrcdl, taken at bedtime, will
BREAK UP COLD. IS cnuts u bottle
mnyl-T. .TN0.sw
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Phi,sde,pnss N svsee.

steady. ~"
yeFiour at ss so0s o..
Wheat hrm and quiet; No. 2 Westarn Rs.,
1 Ia. - ~"
Com quiet SAIL yellow ana m,xed, ssx0
Oats steady and In fair demand No 4
White sc No.2 do, t2<Dtsc, No. 3 do Iix6
$2cs No. Mixed, 40l<fehc.
Rye scarce at CSC.
Seeds Glover quiet at sKpi0zc; Timothy
oull at u 20; Flaxseed firm at i60.
Provisions nrm and fairly active.
Lard firmer.
Butter steady and quiet
Eggs scarce and firm.
Cheese nrmer good demand.
whisky at Sl ~
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, JAN. 30. 1884.
THE FLAMES.
DEATH FROM THE FALLING WALL


A Serious Con Migration at Rome. N. ". ana
$4,000 Fire at Koche,ter. Pa.
ana 500 Hands Out OF Work.
ROME, N. y, Jan. 30.-Fire at 1 80 this
morning destroyed building adjoining
Starrioex Hall hotel. IAN explosion took
place, knocking out the front wall Of the
building. Joseph Alexander was attempt
ing TO save some goods when the wall fell
on him. He was horribly burned and
died at seven o'clock. David Patterson,
OF Albany, clerk, was also struck by the
falling wall and his left log had to be am.
putated. The hotel had rs guests, all of
whom were aroused and removed their
effects. The hotel was saved, but was
badly dronched. A Mrs. Alexander and
her children were rescued by firemen and
police with ladders. Sinks opera house
in tho rear narrowly escaped. Tho losses
aggregate about 100000.
a Now york rire.
New YORK., Jan. 20.-An apartment
house on Sixth avenue caught fire this
morning, and the occupants escaped by
jumping to tho roof Of tho adjoining
buildings. The house was owned by e.
Michael, an aged French woman, who
with her grand daughter were probably
fatally burned. The occupants Of Abbots.
ford hotel, adjoining, wero at one time
panic stricken but tho building was
saved.
Planes in THIS state.
P1TTsDURG, Jan. 30.--A dispatch from
Rochester. Pa, says Tho PhOnix glass
works at Phillipsburg, on tho Ohio river
opposite Rochester, wero completely de-
stroyed by fro last night. The works
wero among the largest in the country.
The loss is 1925, 600 insurance, S7i,500
Five hundred hands are thrown out Of
employment
mill Burned.
LEWISTON, Me-, Jan. 30.-Richmond &
Thompson's steam mill at Joy burned last
night. Loss, $780,
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To day committee OF tho city councils
of Reading were In this city on n
visit. They camo for the purpose of in
spectng tho Lancaster gas works and will
remain In town over night. Tho party
includes John l.. Lawrence, president OF
select council A. X. Stauffer, John +.
Steinei, VIM. II Proesser, Amos Hugett,
members of common council, and Jno. II
KepplCman, city clerk.
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Disturbing q M Getting.

Elmer Holsingcr, colored, was arrested,
before he was out Of bed this morning, by
Officer Wondler, on compliant Of VIM.
Timber, who charges him with having
disturbed tho religious services at the
colored M. Il. church, on Clay street, last
Sunday. In default of bail he was COM
mitted for a hearing before Alderman
Samson, the timo for which has not yet
been fixed
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WAsmINGToE, d. g., Jan. 30.-At ono
O'CLOCK the Senators proceeded in body
to tho hall OF the House of Represent itiye es
to attend the funeral oSscquies of Repre-
sentative Mackey, All public business
was then suspended in the House, and
the funeral ceremonies were held. As
tho Senators flied down tho main aisle to
the seats assigned them. the members o.
the House romaiCc! staudug, as mark
Of respect.
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liUsbOrs Democrsts' Candidate Tor Mayor.
PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. 30.-The Demo-
cratic city convention which met last
night continued in session until
noon to-day. The contest, which was the
longest and most exciting ever occurring
here, was ou the mayoralty nomination.
There were four aspirants and on the
nineteenth ballot Hon. Robert Liddell was
nominated.
He held the office of mayor three years
ago. The convention was turbulent in
character, Int no sarous conflicts oc.
Cured
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Will Start Up Again.

READING, Pa, Jan. 3O.--It is learned
to day that portion of the Philadelphia
& Reading rolling mill, which suspended
permanently at New Years, will start up
tomorrow. Most of the machinery had
been shipped to Danville, but will now DO
returned to Reading. The cause of this
new move was trouble with the hands at
Danvillc, who refused to work at wages
offered
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DincehOlhs, q.

The once held by tae kidneys Is one OF i'm
pUrtanCc. They act IA natures sluCc-way to
carry OIL tho extra liquids from the system
and with them the impurities both those that
are taken into the stomach and those that are
formed in the blood. Any clogging or inac
tiOn Of these organs IL therefore important
KIdncy.N Ort Is natures efficient assistant I'm
Keeping the KidnCys I'm good working order
strengthening them and inducing healthy
action. Ii YOU would get well and keep well,
uihc Kiducy.Wort.
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Contempt of Couit,

PoTTsvULE, Pa, Jan. 30.-EuGineer j.
w. Gcary and Section Boss c. Donor were
brought before court this morning, to
answer the charge Of contempt in the in
junction restraining tho laying of the
track OF The Delaware Water Gap g.
Schuylkill railroad on Coal street, this
city. Donor was discharged, but in the
case OF Geary decision was reserved until
February 4th.
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Nov York MARKET

o,n nsW ~, foas, Jan. 3o.-Flour-state and West.
orn dull ana unchanged.
wheat opener a trine higher; afterwards
rulea WEAKER and fell back E0Xc with a dull
hn March E q C,Hgi osa do April 81 1o4Sf iox
Mixed Western, spot a908ikc; do iuture, 5OL
d84skc.
Oats scarcely so frm No. 2 Feb, aJslc /:
lGc.
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SpEUIlL NOTICES.

In the Hop Porous Plaster tn" virtues OF
F}ssh Hops arc combined with strengthening
and stimulating balsams. and its cures of Weak
Back, Pain IN the Side. rheumatism, and Seu
ru'gia or Pain in the Ghost are simply marvel.
lous, Il being more efllcacious and thorough
than any lIniment or liquid remedies. You'll
say 40 after using
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nEMUUKArIU PRIMARIES.

nEMUURATIU PRIMARIES.
Tho Democratic voters OF Lancaster city
will meet at their usual voting places on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ID. TO settle tho
candidates tor the several offices TO he filled at
the coming municipal election, including
Mayor, six School Directors and city Com
mtttcemen-Inembe of select Council from
the lst, I'd, 30, 4th, 9th and sth wards-COm.
mon Councilmon and ward OMcors--Aldcr.
men IN the 81 and 7th wards.
The voting places Will DO rs follows:
LIST Ward-Shoher's Hotel, G to p. IN.
2d WarIt-wendit2's Saloon, to sp. III.
81 Ward-EnhngSrs saloon. to p. IN.
4th Ward-ROthweiler's saloon, q TO =. IN.
9TH Ward-Wall's Hotel, q To s p. IN.
9th Ward-oSchiller House, to sp. IN.
7th Ward-kuhlmans Saloon, 20 p. IN.
sth Ward-Kohhaus' Saloon, ) to y. III.
9th Ward-liaas' Saloon, to ; y. IN.
The general nominations will be made Ht
the above named voting places, on WEDNEs.
DAY EVENING. JANUARY 3)th, from 6 to
8 O'clock.
| The Judges will meet on the third door OF
| the new Post Onace Building, on Saturday
| evening, Fob. 81, at go to cons olidatc the
| vote tor Mayor and School Directors.
| By order OF tho Committee.
| ID. MCMULLEN, Chairman.
Attest; j. Is. LIoHTy, Secretary. jS I'd
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NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-In consequence
ot fog u collision occurred on the Brooklyn
bridge, but no person was ipjnred although
both Nars in the collision were crowded.
A Hamilton ferry beat coliided with a
Staten Island ferry boat but no one was
hunt, but the boats were somewhat
hAmnuCl.
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Found tsuilty

PETERSON, N. j., Jan. S0.-The trial Of
Patrick o Hara for the murder of the wife
of Richard FulIalovo was concluded to.
day Tho jury rendering n verdict of
guilty with recommendation to mercy.
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TRtaI Accident

TOLEDO Ohio, Jan. 80.--A passenger
train on the Michigan Central railroad last
night, near West Toledo, struck a buggy.
killing Miss Nora Mcintyre and severely
iuiuriug J. G.. Lewis.
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Colli.ion lin the Fog.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30-During the fog
this morning ono train ran into another on
tho Sixth avenue elevated railroad at Park
Place. Tho passengers were well shaken
UP, but no ono was burt seriously. The
road wa, blocked for three quarters of
an hour.
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Terr,ule peya,ta,ion OF rorssts,

LONDON, Jan. 80 Reports Of the havoc
caused Ly the late gale in tho north, con-
tinue to multiply. Within radius of ten
miles of Ayr. 0,000, trees were blown
down, 100000 in the estate Of the Marquis
of AilRa,
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Nepnrton RAILROAD Mrn.k.

New HAVEN, Conn, Jan. S0.-It is re-
ported hero that tho New Haven & Nor
Hampton passenger train which left here
at 1:l5 this morning was ditched and tho
cars burned, and that several passengers
were injured
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WAsHTNdToN, Jan. 30.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, generally fair weather
except in northern portions, local rains.
winds shifting to southerly and falling
barometer
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DURHAM, Jan. 30.-The Zulus' king
Cotewayo, escaped from Ekowe last Sun
day, but was recaptured next day.
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"lpICscriOo in my practice" Is the expires.
sion use by DR.. J. a. Passmorc, OF Riley,
Ind, lie referred TO Samaritan NeruiEe, and
further along says: 1t cures cpieptic tlts."
J!0 lwdeodSw
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Has boon using your BUrdock BLOOD Biters AS
liver remedy, and finds them very eflca-
CiOus.' Chas l.. Ainsworth, 81 Vance Block
indianapolis, Int. For sale by IL. u. Cochran,
druggist, l3i and I3J North Queen street.
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phiiadelpnis.
quotations by Associated Pre,s.

stocks steady.
Philadelphia h Erie Il. II. .... ...... =. l7h
Reading Railroad ..,..,..,,. ...,....,....,. 27Ja
Pennsylvania Railroad. bSss
Iehigh Valley Railroad. d...........,.......... 6S
United Companies OF New Jersey.
Northern Pacific. Observation-Disclosures. %
Northern Pacific PrefoTrel.. AN
Northern Central Railroad. ...,. SO
Leniyh Navigation Company y.............. a&
EOrristown RaiirOa,I. ............ .,... .....ll0
Central Transportation Compauy.. ..... "a
Pittsb'g, Titusvilis 4 Buffalo Il. T.. ..... 81
Little achuylkiil Raiiroad ..... ..... So. 6ik
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, pnIiocmon pr,cedU,,

y. +. Collins, member OF police seventh
wHrd, Reading Pa talks this way suffered
severely from rheumatism nothing dli me
any good IN tried Thomas Electric Oik. II
is 4 pleasure TO recommend It," For sale
by u, B. Cochran, druggist, l37 and lS9 North
Queen street.
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Assault on u Woman

Poter Frank was arrested to. day, aud
locked up on compliant Of Annie Rinchart,
who charges him with having committed
an assault and battery on her. The case
will DO heard by Alderman Fordney.
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a Schooner Supposed to be Lost.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Jan. 30.-Another
one Of tho over dro tishing vessels, the
schooner Waldo Living, has bcon given up
az lost, Her crew numbered fourteen.
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LADIES should wear II Hop PidIter over the
small OF tho back, rs IL cures all palms and
aches. 25cts. at any drug store. All ready TO
apply.
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The death warrants of Jesse Carter anC
Geo. JoneS, Of Allegheny county, were
signed by the governor TO day. The exc
cUtions will take place on Thursday
Anil B.
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l2GMnStil


DUBLIC sALE.-ON TnURsDaY, JAN
j UARI 81, 1884, Will be sold at the Leopard
Hotel, n Three.story BRICK DWELLING,
situated at 231 East Orange street, containing
ten rooms, pantry, dumb waiter ana china
closet OF dining room, and IA closet in every
chamber and in the hall, cupboard I'm Kitchen,
heaters in parlOr ana dining room, and range
In Kitchen, with hot and cold water upstairs
and down; soGpstOne tubs, with hot and cold
water I'm wash. house. Good dry ceIlcr under
whole house. Elegant yard with plenty Ot
fruit. Terms casy or made 10 suit the pur-
chaser. sale at o'clock y. IN, when cOndi.
tion5 will hu made known by
j22.Jtd HENRY SHUBERT. Auct.
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ENECUTOh -aaLr-ON MONDAY EVEN
Il ING, FEBRUARY II, lSSt-Wul be sold at
public gale, ut the Franklin House, Lancaster
city, Pa, the following real estate, late the
property OF DR.. L. j. Bowman, deceased, stu
ateu NOS. 23l and 233 East James street, IN the
city OF Lancaster, CONSISTING OF a double two
story Frame Dwelling House and other neces.
sary outbuNdinEs IA hydrant near the door I; a
lot OF ground, fronting on said East james
street 90 feet, more or less. This property Is
In good condition.
Persons wishing 10 view the promises viii
please call on the tenants, residing thereon.
sale to commence at o'clock u m. on saii
dny, when terms Will be made known by
SERENA l.. BOWMAN,
4. &. IblUS,
SAMUEL MARTIN,
Executors Of Or, 3. !. bowman, Gcc'I.
JOHN RRnHAN SON, Au "a. iGtdW&S
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L'UK NENT FWOM rpRIL

Tho second ana third floors of No. 6 East
King street, suitable tor any klnd OF business.
Also the basement at tho same building ~.
ted up for Il first class restaurant. Inquire at
Jl5-ttd NOS. q Il ) NORTH QUEEN ST.
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NOR RENT.

lNOE RENT.
Il A desirable Dwelling House near the city
limits, on the Columbia piEo, with tlvU Acres
and iorIy.tOur PcrcheS OF ground. lately
owned by Prof. j. II Is. Wagner, there being
plenty OF fruit, good water and outbuildings
thereon. Possession given Immediately.
Also, Il largo Dwelling House. No. l2S south
Queen street, known as St. Mary's Academy,
and formerly the ChildrCn's Home. Posses
sion given April /, Apply TO
ID. A ALTICK.
JOHN W. LOWELL,
u. Il, MCCOEOHN.
a. fns.
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DUbLIU SALE OF VALUABLE NORTH
Queen street property, Mt tho Keystone
House, city OF Lancaster, at 7 O'Clock, p. m,
on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1881, consist.
ing OF u gWO-STORi BUlLDlNG, with back
building attached and lot OF ground, fronting
on North Queen street. thirty two feet 80 j.
more or less, and eXtondingin depth one hun
dred and eighty-hve feet tls5), more or less
with right over and through u 3 foot wide
alley running eastward 10 Christian street
situate Nos. 2i7 ana 2i9 North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa.
Terms made known ut sale by
MRS LEVI MCCOMSEi.
ERY SHUBERr Auct. J3O,tcb26.7S Or
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FROM HARRISBURG.
An appointment by the Goverr

An appointment by the Governor.
HARRrspURG, Jan. 30.-Goyeruor Patti.
son has nominated for appointment by the
president, James Long, Of Philadelphia,
to bo commissioner for Pennsylvania to
the worlds industrial and cotton centennial
exposition at New Orleans. p. II. Thomas,
of Mechanicsburg, was selected as alter
nate.
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DR. q. Il. BROwN,

nR. q. 81. BROWN,
IL PHYSICIAN AND OCULlST,
Has Removed To No. 20 WEST ORANGE 81
Ego and Ear treated. Glasses adjusted, su
periOr Spectacles on hand and 10 order.
je2llydTh
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lNLEUriuS THE ANIMAL ELEUIIoN
IL OF trustees of tho Lancaster cemetery
will be held on TOESDAY, FEB. o, lsSi, be,
tween the hours OF 10 and II o'clock, a. M, at
tho Grape Hotel
JOHN |. HARTMAN,
i2S-3tdh WAS President.
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NEW HaMHUKU EDutNGsAT LOWEST
~ prices. New Damask Towels. | yd ana
/! in. long and 2jIn. wide, only IS cts. New
Barred Muslins, the very best steam dressed
Feathers at Lowest Prices at
SWARRS,
ianlO- 3mdR No. 50 North Queen street,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-30

fDOPEU HOUSE FOK REsT,-TBIs DE.
" sirablo Hotel, doingG hrst-class business,
ana located within half n quare from the cen.
ire OF the city ~ for rent. Apply 10
WIN. j. COOPER,
j2l.tfd AK West King st, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-30

DUBLIC SALE.-ON WEDNESDAY, JAN
j UARY 30, ls'4, at tho Leopard hotel, that
two story brick dwelling, with two-story
street, hail, seven rJoms, garrCt and collar,
gas, hydrant, etc.
Lot l7Hxl45 feet, sido and rear alley, fruit,
grape arbOr. etc.
Possession and clear title April /, 1885,
sale to commence at 7 o'clock n. IN.
H. SHUBERT, ALLAN A HERR e CO.,
il9-lOtd Auct. los East King 81.