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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-05
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hNfuANs'IO COURT SALE VALUABLE
~ Dwelling and choice building lots, ON
FRIDAY evening, February IS, lSsl In pursu.
ance of An atlas order OF the orphans Court,
vcnduc, at the Leopard Hotel, Eust KING St
Lancaster, PA.
No. |. 4 two and a-haIi story nrick Dwell
ing House. twO-story Brick Bnck Building,
with frame coal ana Brick SmOkChouse, and
lot or piece OF ground situated No AS North
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa, fronting as feet.
more or less, on said Nortn Queen street and
extending I'm depth 2i5 feet, to Market alley.
There Is Frame stable with Carriage House,
shed and also choice fruit ana grape vines on
tho premises.
No. 2. The following choice building lots, on
i" the Chestnut street tract" Lancaster, Pa.
NOe. - and 90, ON southeast corner OF Chest
nut ana Marshall streets adjoining each OF her
and each lot being - feet In front by lls feet
deep.
No. 1877, fronting p feet on north side Chest.
nut street, and extending ~ feet IN depth.
Nos. 2ls, 40 26l and 26l fronting each ~ feet
on north side OF Fulton street, ard extending
in depth ll2 feet. IN said lots Nos. s6l ana 26l
IA large Tobacco Shed Il erected, q feet by 81
tect, and IL iect high, with shinglo root which
will be sold either with the lots or separately,
to.suit purchasers.
Nos 90 aud Si3. even fronting % feet on
south side of walnutttraet, and extending IN
depth $50 feet.
Nos a5L 36i, as. g77 and 57s each fronting -
ieet on north side OF walnut street, and ea-
tending In depth l2O feet
Also, lots Nos. 2l6 ana All on side ot
FULTON street, adjoining each other, and each
| lot being - feet In front by o. feet deep.
foss ssion Snd titles ON Apri |, lNst
Sale To commence AT o'clock, y. IN. when
| attendance will be given and terms OF safe
d. HARrMAN.ir.
Executor OF u. Hartman, dcc'd.
Henry sHUBEEr AECt. inu2tI IIhSS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-05

cores. ulcers. salt rheum, letter chanrod
hands, ehilbiains, corns ana ali kinds on sEin
eruptions, freckles and pimples, The salva a.
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaetion ,o
every case or money refunded. Be snra vo,'
get HKsRY's CARBoLIo sALvR, as all othays az
but limitations and counterieits. Price "a
store, lS7 North Queen street mvaa'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-05

That in this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserab by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed stomach, Liver Com
plant, Constipation. when tor 75c. we will sell
them Shiloh's yitalizer, guaranteed TO cnre
them. Sold by II. u. Cochran, druggist, Nos.
1877 and l3g North Queen street iebTeod2
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why Be Down cast?

True. you are in a miserable condition you
are weak. palid, and nervous. You cannot
sleep at night, nor enjoy your waking hours
yet, why lose heart Get at the druggists a
bottle OF BHrdocb BLOOD BiheTs. They will re.
sale by n. q. Cochran druggist, I37 and l39
North Queen street.
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SNEAK. t<ixRt tJn.

/" Have trie Thomas Ecteetrio OF for Group
and colds ana md it the hes remedy have
ever used IN ny family" Wm Kay, $40 Ply
mouth Ave, brooklyn, ". I. Eor sale by II.
B. Cochran, druggist III and lSs North Queen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-05

or Decorative Art. Explicit directions Tor
every use are given with ths Diamond Dyes.
For dyelng Moses. Grasses, Eggs. Ivory,
Hair, &c. Ice. Druggists keep them. Wells,
Richardson n o., Burlington, vi.
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). / STATIONS. / soRTagAE
('URswALL LEBANON 4 CuLEsuuuK X
~ VALLEY RAILROAD TIMETABLE,

Trains leave Lebanon daily (except sun
Gay) at $50 a. IN, IL. . and Us d. IN,
Arrive at Cornwall A. $40 a. m, 1887 ID m
ana go y, m; at Conewago at 7:22 H. m, l:2J
ana $50 p. IN connecting With the Pennsyl-
Yania railroad for points East and West
SoRTHwARD.
Trains leave Conevago at 7:3O a. M, $50 and
s:2o II, IN.
Arrive at Cornwall at SIS a m, lls and 9ls
r. M; Al Lebanon at $50 a. m, 4 80 and g:25 d
IN, connecting at Lebanon with PhilndeIpnia
a Reading railroad for points East and West
and tho Lebanon h fremont branch Ii tor i ohns,
town, Pinegrove and fremont
The $50 a, IN. train will stop only at Corn.
wall, ColeDrOOk and BellairG.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-05

Byron never uttered truer words than whe n
he said, Physicians mend or end US But
while doctors disagree, all the world has
ngl eed that there Is no remedy equal 10 DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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MEDIC AZ
DRuwN's IRos BITTERs.
The Hard-Wc rking Man.

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ne dhehadn dnspend sttutona AZ
reparo o II 1
dreadan ndsaithe ehadwo ke
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En..raLsas' oU.Ds

4 OLt tMBlA ~ rOEr DErOsiT Rail
~ ROAD TIME TABLE.
1nins Row run regularly on ths COlumbis
time:
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DAY'SCELEBRATEDSOAP


lst All lists must be acconpanied by A Q
centstamp tor return postage, ana the written
statement tbat you have and are now using
the Days Soap In your family, and the name
and address OF tho grocer from whom you
buy AZ,
"a. Words must be written plat My and mum.
Dered
81. No words counted in which letters arc
used not found in Days Celebrated Soap.
4th. All lists must be In by the frst OF May,
as the premiums VIII be given on that day.
9th. 4 nc premiums win DO given In rotation
according 10 largest list OF words
6tn. Write your name ana address plainly on
list, and Tor further Information and instFuo.
tNns enclose cent stamp.
This oiier Is made 10 induce you 10 try and
use tue Durestand best Soap made. by its use
you have no boiling, no scaldinR no heat no
steam, and your washing done in one-half the
usual time.
Days soap must be used as directed. Direc.
tions will be found on each wrapper. The
Days soap can be had OF leading wholesale
and retail grocers throughout the United
states. Elegant embossed cards given with
Days Soap.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-05

Harrisburg Express, which leaves Lancaster
at 7iOp m, has direct connections without
change OF cars) to Columbia and York.
Fast Line, west, on sunday, when tagged
viii stop at Downingtown, Coatssville, Parkes
burg, Mount Joy, Elizabethtown and Middle
town.
Day Express Fast Line, News Express, dlii
Train, No. l. Western Express and Pacific ~
press run daily.
The time here given Ia Eastern time, or that
OF the 10th meridian, whice II | minute and !
seconds faster than that heretofore used,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-05

EKEY's UNIVERSAL FILE SUPPOSE
Il TORY. sure cure for every form OF
Piles. internal ana external, itching or bleed.
ing. and long standing cases. IL has never
failed even In cases as long standing rs IS 10 35
years. This Suppository IS cone shaped, easy
TO apply. safe, neat and clean, ami pOssesses
every advantage over ointments and salves
Ply ysiciAns use II in their practice. GIVE II a
trial, and you will be both relieved and con.
vinesd. II your druggist does not keep II or
act It tor you, accept no other, but send for II
by mail IA IL can be sent anywhere bv mail .
Price, 50c per box Prepared and sold by
ANDREW u. Frey, Druggist,
No. - East Orange ST., Cor. Christian.
aprE-lydSV2 Lancaster. Pa
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. .Mrn, rs unuMr sN,.r nr xAirA,,,,

~ kEAL ESrAIE-Un THURSDAY. FEU
", 1854, the undersigned, In pur- -uancc Of nm
order OF the Orphans couit OF IuncnstCr
county, Will sell ut public sale, ut tho Coon,r
House. IN the city ot Lancaster, nli that vain.
hble two storied BRICK DWELLING HUUse
ana 81 nf ground att1chCd thereto, situated
on inc east side OF South Prince street, In the
snid city OF Lancaster, containing In front on
shil street ~ feet more or less, and extending
IN dep u ~ feet y. inches numbered No. 10
south Prince street.
sac TO commence AZ O'Clock, y. M when
terms VIII DO made KIN wu 10y
JACOB N. MILLER,
Administrator OF Margaret Weaver, decd.
HRsRr shuBHRr, Auctionecr.
ian1l NJ lpi,bn 4 a ,oti
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-05

Our Upholstery and Wall Paper Work DO
partmcnt have the best forcB OF skilled me.
chanics In the city. The Department mas Teen
thoroughly organized, under the care OF com.
petent fOremen, Rnd having Il much larger
force OF Paper Hangers and Cphol-terers than
any other store Ia the city. can do work when
promised.
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INOK HEsr FROM spR,LI
- The second and third f,nors of No q Enst
Ming street, suitable tor amy Mini of businc..
Also tho basement oi the same builiinJ; ~.
"u ~ TOT hrst ciass res'Autan'. Inquire NJ
JIo-lIu NOS. JUS NOkIM OukkN rr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-05

Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Express at Gas
win run through TO Hanover daily, except
Sunday.
Erederick Accommodation, west, connecting
At Lancaster with Fast Line, west, at l:35, viii
run through 70 Frederick.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-05

Eoh SALE, Oo EASY Trims.
have some housCs on New and Duke
sfe,s which will sell on easter terms than
e''r oeioro offered To the public Call on
,.uo a., =, MAY hR,
'""'-sWu- S North Queen street,
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
Since opening our new

Since opening our new
Bazaar at 1T Market street,
four doors below Second, on
the west side, we have been
repeatedly asked how we can
sell goods at such low prices.
We'll, the fact is, we profited
by the low prices ruling,
bought direct from manufac-
turers and importers;in many
instances closed out large
lots. Moreover, our expenses
are light, and we are deter
mined to make our new
place, lit Market street, four
doors below Second, on the
west side, the Wanamaker
House of this city.
For this week we offer the
following attractions
10 pieces bleached damask
table linen at 40 cents.
10 pieces bleached damesk
table linen, with colored Dor
der, at 37bc.
4S0 yds. Turkey red table
linen, at 40c.; former price,
6Uc.
1913 wrappers, Princess
pattern, at 4Sc.
10S calico wrappers, trim.
med and founced, at 75c.
SO white basques, closing
at SOC.
Ladies' muslin underwear
for cost OF material.
800 large linen towels al
l2ic.
300 all-wool Jerseys at ST..
25.
Is pieces all-wool Jersey
cloth, black and colored, al
so; former price, $3.50.
Black Guinet Silk at 81
worth 81 35.
| 81 boys cambria waists a
l4oc.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

This morning George Norris was
charged before Judge Cummins with
the larceny OF pair of shoes, valued at
81, the property of Patrick Malouey
The prisoner was arrested by officer
Narquess, and the evidence showed
that after ne took the shoes he cold
them to man named Kline, for 30
cents.
The shoes were identified byMaloney as
his property and the prisoner was iden-
titled by Kline as the man who sold
him the shoes. He was committed in
default of 500 bail for his appearance
AZ court, and will have another hearing
this evening on the charge of stealing IA
number of articles from the steamer
Samuel NJ. FELTON,.
Peter Spicer, coiored, " as charged with
the larceny of pair, OF horse clipping
shears from Hagan's stable or Snipley
| -tseet, which he had tried TO sell 10 a
| 'rcond- hand dealer named Conner for
| 20 cents. Mrs. Conner told officer
| Marques about his trying to sell the
shears, and he arrested bin. He was
committed in default Of $1,000 bail for
| Court
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
An Uursrsu.sse An.,,.

For sometime past = busine man on
Market street has Leen suspicious of,his
wife, and rumor has 1t, not without
cause. Frequent quarrels have been
the result, and o sepat alton took place
some time ago, since which time the
Maynard wife has had the custody of the
children.
The husband, fearful that the little
ones won Id not be reared in a proper
manner, had them taken from her yes.
terday. This rendered the woman flu.
rious, and last night, while under the
influence OF liquor, she met her husband
on Market street and commenced to
abuse him, until finally losing his tenn.
per he struck her on the head with a
heavy cane, and with piercing scream
she fell TO the pavement senseless.
A ran who Is said to have been the
the cause OF n great deal of the trouble
between the parties, happening to be In
the vicinity, made his appearance or
the scene, when the husband attacked
him. He succeeded, however, in tax.
ing the cane from the Infatuated hus
band, and went off out Market street.
lu the meantime, quite q crowd had
collected, aud the woman was carried
Unto DOCTORS Office In the vicinity
when it was found that her skull was
| fractured. At 2 O'Clock this morning
her condition was 10 alarming thai
some of the husbands friends advised
him to seek safety in flight, but he re-
fused, stating that he was willing Il
abide the consequences.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
DOG0.


While out cunning on Monday, Stir
ling Taylor was accidentally shot In the
hand.
The Chester County Agricu ltural Ex-
hibition will be held at West Chester,
Pa. on the 18th. Goth and 9th inst.
Cleaver & Hollis advertise for four
tin and sheet iron workers at No. 219
Market street.
Roberts & Tyson will have another
sale of cows at Village Green, Della
ware County, Pa, on Wednesday, the
10th inst.
George w. Lockwood and wife, of
this city, made q narrow escape from
drowning at Oxford, Md, last week,
by being caught in q storm while out
sailing.
Colonel Enoch Moore, Jr, will soon
begin the erection of q new barge for
the Delaware River Transportation
Company.
Martha and Isaac Webster have
taken out letters of administration on
the estate Of Mary Webster, late Of
Brandywine Hundred.
The widow and children Of the late
Sheriff Lambson have moved from their
home on the Philadelphia turnpike to
York, Pa.
An extra garbage cart was yesterday
placed in the Third and Fourth dis.
tricts, from which many complaints
have been made by the Board Of
Health.
The Rev. w. j. Parker, formerly
pastor of Ezion NJ. +. church, this city,
but now stationed at Newark, N. j., is
now on a visit to friends in Whining
ton.
While returning from fire on Mon
day night, the Washington Fire Com
pany lost hose crank or handle, which
the hinder will oblige them by return
ing.
The friends of organized charity have
commenced operations for the winter,
and Monday evening held a prelimina-
ry meeting at the residence of VIM. M.
Candy.
The Rev. Henry d. Lindsay, the new
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
of this city, was married at Lambert
Vile, n. j., yesterday, to Miss Will
liams.
Chief Engineer Slamm, of the L. S.
Navy, has been ordered 10 Wilmington
on special duty to take the place made
vacant by the sending of Chief Engi-
neer George Il. johnson 10 the Mediter-
ranean sea.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Sept. Hon
Henry Is. Anthony, senior Senator OF
the United States and of Rhode Island,
died at his residence at As this after.
noon, aged sixty-nine years, We months
and one day. He was in more than his
usual health yesterday, having spent
several hours in the Journal ofii &c, and
tnanifesting His usual cheerful good
spirits when not oppressed by the pain
and weakness of his chronic disease. He
passed comfortable night, and took
breakfast at about ten O'clock with a
good appetite. Shortly afterwards he
was observed To be growing pale, and
was attacked by an uremio convulsion,
from which he did not recover, and pass
ed away at l As.
Henry Is Anthony was born at Coven.
try, Rhode Island, April /, 1878 He
graduated at Brown University, Provi.
dence, in 1883, and engaged in Journal
ism. In 1888 he became chief editor Of
the Providence Journal, and retained il
for thirty years, during which time the
paper prospered and increased In In.
duence. In 1919 he was elected Cover
nor of Rhode Island, was re elected the
following year, and is said to have es
capped third term only by a positive
declipation to again assume the honor
and responsibilities of the office.
In 1859 he was elected to the United
States Senate by the Republicans OF his
State, and was returned in 1864, 1870,
1876 and in 1882. His last official term
would not have expired until March 3,
1889. He was elected President pro
TEN. of the Senate March %, 1869, and
again March 10, 1871.
He declined election to the same DO
sition at the beginning of tho last Con.
gress on account of the failing condition
Of his health, which had become in.
Jurei by blood poisoning several year.
previously, and from which he never, 1t
is stated, fully recovered. Senator An
thony, who was styled the Father OF
the Senate by reason Of his long service
in it, became Chairman Of the Printing
Committee upon entering that body ,apt
retained 1t throughout his membership
He also performed valuable service as
member of the Committees on Mining
Naval Affairs, Claims and Post-office.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
Chester County Republicans.

The Republican County Convention
which met at West Chester yesterday
afforded succession of surprises, and
what has been considered the slate "
was badly fractured. The large num-
Der of candidates, with an exciting
preliminary CANVASS, drew together !.
large crowd of politicians. SiAty-one
aspirants competed for seventeen posi-
tions. The Convention WAS called to
order at 1G a. m, A. p. Reid, ESD, be-
ing chosen as Chairman. The ballot.
ing began on the Congressional nomi.
nation, the candidates being j. Is. Ever
hart (present inoumbent), William Is.
Waddell and Smedley Darlington.
Twenty-Five ballots were taken before a
selection was made, when, Waddell
Withdrawing, Everhart was nominated
by SO votes to GO for Darlington. In
the Senatorial contest A. ID. Harlan, of
Coatesville, was successful, receiving
100 votes &c 81 for Richard Darlington,
of East Bradford. The Legislative
ticket is: Northern district, l.. B..
Kaler, of Ph1nixville Southern dis
tric', T. X. Stubs, of Oxford Eastern
district, William Wayne, Of Easttown
Western district, Levi Fetters, Of West
Nantmeal. The nominee for District
Attorney is John j. Gheen, of West
Chester, and for Prothonotary, j. T.
Carpenter, Of Downingtown.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
Reduced Rates by the Pennsylva.
mia Ra1lrOsd. the International
Electrical Exhibition, ana the
Pennsylvansa state Fair.

Reduced Rates by the Pennsylva.
D1a Ra1lrOsd. TO- the international
Electrical Exhibition, ana the
Pennsylvania state Fair.
The International Electrical Exhibit
ton, under the auspices Of the Frank
lin Institute, will be held in the new
exhibition buildings, Thirty.second and
Market streets, Philadelphia, from Sep
TENDER I'd to October 18th. This exhi.
bition will be the largest and most CON-
plete display of electrical machinery
and appliances ever held. Its exhibits
will take in the whole field Of electr ical
science, showing the manner in which
the subtle power may be utilized for all
purposes. The various modes of electric
lighting will be fully illustrated, cleo
trical appliances of every description
will be seen in working condition, and
the wonderful progress already made
in the science may be studied from
practical examples. Europe will vie
with America in the exhibits, and the
exhibitions will undoubtedly afford the
most in Interesting, valuable and instruct
i've illustration of the wonders of cleo
tricity ever yet enjoyed 10y the world.
In addition to the immense buildings
recently erected, the old Pennsylvania
Railroad station will be utilized as an
annex, connected with the main build.
ing by a bridge, giving ample and
roomy accommodations for the thou
sands of visitors.
Another striking ......ssction Is the
thirtieth annual fair OF the Pennsyiva-
MIA State Agricultural Society, to be
held on the Society's grounds, German
town Junction, Pennsylvania Railroad,
from the 8th to the goth of Septen Der.
On the extensive grounds, covering an
area of thirty acres, magnificent build
iugs have been erected, which afford
facilities superior to any ever possessed
by the socitey. The entries indicate q
very large and most omprehensive ex-
hibition OF agricultural products and
Implements, live stock, poultry, horti-
cultural and domestic productions,
flowers and other attractions. In add,
ton the Philadelphia Kennel Club, the
State Poultry Society, State Beekeep-
ers' Association and Women's Silk
Culture Society, will each offer special
features, which combined renders the
exhibition complete in every particu-
lar.
For the benefit of visitors to the dual
exhibitions, the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets from stations
on its lines at greatly reduced rates
from all points on the Maryland divi-
sion north Of Havre de Grace, and on
the Central division between Noting
ham and Port Deposit and Upland and
Rockdale.
A special train will be run from Del
mar and points north thereof Septen-
Der 9th; tickets will be sold at greatly
reduced rates good to return on any
regular train for three days, including
date of issue.
A special will also be run from Port
Deposit and intermediate stations On
September 18th, tickets good to return
on special train September l9th.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
Trying TO Crawl Out.

INDIANAPoLIs, Sept. 2-Argument
was heard today in the United States
District Court, Judge Wood presiding,
on the demurrer tled by the Sentinel
Company to the complaint Of James G.
Blaine, charging libel. The attorneys
for the defense commended, first, that
the description of Mr. Blaine In the al.
legged libellous publication was not suffi.
GENTLY specific, and might have refer
red to some other Blaine second, that
the pub lication was In the nature of in
quiry third, that the article was not
libellous in itself, and that Blaine, in
order to recover, must sue for social
damages.
The attorneys for Mr.. Blaine re-.
piled briefly, and Judge Woods took
the matter under advisement. 1t is not
known when q decision will be given.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
Elf TIL {O|T|a
'"aden Death or q Form.-
m1ngtOninu

az an early hour on Tuesd.
the dead body OF a well. da rs. ing
was FOUND lying doubled mn 'e q, n
Of ora . basement stairway at Ss ~
rem streets, Reading Pa. Tho e ~
was AZ once notified, and upon "
an examination of the dona 'i'|
effects 3 found a letter with tha j
" Edward F. Merritt, No. t a"7 a
street, Wilmington, Del" I, p
learned that the deceased wv W. 1
man for Yates & Co, Of Mi,Sn MAS
and No. 2027 North Front s, pan \
delphia, manufacturers of pa'eu'
pulley covering to prevent The a,
OF belts without loss of po nu
jury, after hearing the testimo NOM :
case, rendered a verdict Of "da,;
injuries received by accideptaIlu
down the stairway leading 10 x
ment Of the Allen house. sevsu
Penn streets, while under the ,n1
OF liquor. Deceased was the
James Merritt, a retired and y
citizen of Plainfield, n. j, M
fortunate man WAS about 10 "a
age and resided in this citv fro
vember, 1883, until MAY last ="