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THE DELEGATE CONVENTION.
djourned without a Nomination.

ADJOURNED Wtuout No"'oauoh'
BY 10 o'clock the delegates from all the
warls except the Third had gathered in
common council chamber for tho purpose
of nCmir ating o mayor and six school
dire " ors. No one was admitted to the
room except delegates, reporters and q
few who "knew +" the doorkeeper. Out
side there was a crowd in tho hallway
and on the stairs. The delegates waited pa
tiently until II O'Clock for the Third ward
boys, but they.did not come. All seemed
anxious and several began to talk of ad.
journng. In different parts of the room
little conferences were being held. Every
one was asked Who will 1t be ?" but no
one was able to answer the short question.
Lew Hartman seemed to be the most
prominent man in the room and he began
to kick at the delay. Shortly after eleven
o'clock he proposed that the convention
adjourn. At that time the majority of the
delegates were absent from the room In
search of fresh air and of the three missing
delegates. Atexactly halfpast eleven O'Clock
Chairman Marshall put to the meeting q
motion for adjournment until O'Clock
this evening, made by Geo. w. Eaby. II
was readily agreed to by the few present
except Harry Diller, who wanted to rs
main and finish the work.
Just as the delegates let the room tn
three from the Third ward came acro 81
the square. They we're too late, as th'
others would not 90 back, The gang thsl
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4 NEW DIkEyIORH.
THO untsrt.Ilog OF rnterprlslug Pnhlishel

The UnGcrthkiug OF Euterprisiug Publishers
The directory OF Lancaster county, COM
prisin% "A complete directory OF Lancaster and
ColumbIl and all tho principal b)ronghs, to-
gcthcr with complete general one OF the en-
tire county, together with II general hu 'iness
directory properly classified, Will this year be
published by Ferris Bros, OF Wilmington.
Delaware, the publishers OF tho Wilmington
City Directory, the Delaware state and cnin-
,uu Directory, the Camden (S. JD DircclOry
and Other publications OF high character. The
great need OF an accurate work OF tho kiud IS
sufficiently evident TO business men OF the
county, who have tor years had To de end on
wretchedly incomplete and inaccurate dtrcc'
tories, published by parties whose only object
was to get tho most money with the least
expense and labor possible. Ferris Bros. do
not expect TO make money on the first issue OF
their Directory, but they desire 10 establish In
Lancaster such reputation rs they have in
wilmington auI in Camden, aud thus in time
make their directory permanent and stand
| ard publication. With this In view they ash
the kind aid and patronage OF the business
men OF the county, assuring them that they
| will lind II TO their own interest rs well a.
| that OF tho publishers.
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bio to look at their comlcal actions and keep
a straight face"
Charlotte Thompson There will BIO on Tues.
day evening n theatrical event ut Fulton
opera house, which will attract n largo audi
ence We refer TO the appearance OF Charlotte
Thompson In her great creation, In "Jane
Eyre" She Is said to have very good sup
port, and as for the lady herself tho country
has long been acquainted with her abilities
and especially her success In this play, which
IL full OF humor and dramatic interest This
entertainment IL worthy of strong patronage.
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TBE WATERS.
The Floods Receding


PHrLADELPHIA, Feb. S.-Reports from
east and west to-day indicate that the
only change in the river has been for tho
better.
At Cincinnati the nvor has reached
height of sixty two feet, but it is falling
at the headwaters.
At Steubenville, Ohio, tho river is reoed
ing after damaging railroads to the extent
of $50, 900.
At Pittsburg the rivers are again within
their banks, aud travel on steam and
street car roads is being resumed. There
are still grave approhensiOns for the sta
bIlity Of buildings which have been under
mined. Liberal donations for sufferers
still come III, and no outside aid will be
necessary
East Of the Allegheny mountains there
is but little apprehension of danger. There
Is an icc gorge ut Felix dam, near Reading,
another at Parryville within feet of the
tracks of the Lehigh Valley railroad and
seven gorges between Parryville and
Bethlehem.
AT Port Deposit.
PoRT DEPOSIT, Md, Feb. Sat seven
o'clock this morning the ice which had
been gorged at McCalia Ferry forced a
channel through the gorge and has been
moving down in large quantities, filling
the river from shore to shore, breaking up
tho solid ice between here and Havre-
| de. Grace ami is now all passing out into
| Chesapeake bay.
There is little fear OF tho gorge at this
place now, as the ice IL feeding down
gradually aud can DO carried of by tho
| river, which has risen about three feet at
| this point,
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A SwARK'S OPEN TODAY HALF
n wool Spring Dress PlaiGs at l2L Cts.;
also one lot of 4O-inCh all wool DcbCgc, worth
so or - cts, reduced TO 30 cts: little early but
cannot bC had every day iancw line OF Ladies'
white Shirts lust received Just received an.
other lot OF extra large Towels at % cts.
SWARR'S,
ianlO-3mdR No. 50 North Queen street.
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i'ueumonia Prevented.
OYSTER BAY. QUEENS COUNTY,
AnM AnnH Anrl Ii lasl

NRw ORR, April II, lSs3
believe have been saved from a terrible
illness by ALCOCS's PoIpus PLAsTERs.
About month ago | was attacked with q
violent pain in my chest, accompanied by
fever and great difficulty In breathing. Iap
pretended pneumonia, which Is ; prevalent
at present; | went to h 1t unG applied one
OF hlcOck's Plastcrs between my shoulder
blades ana two on my chest In an hour my
breathing was much easter, I'm two hours the
pain hul lett me, ana tho next morning
aw0liH perfectly Tree from fever. went about
my business n usual and atihO end OF u week
took the plasters OFT.
Fer the last ten ycu- hLCoCk'5 Ph-'rrs
have cen u.c4 hy my family with the best
OBJECT In colds, coughs, and pain In the siIo
and hack. r. II. SHERWOOD.
Be sure TO obtain AllcoCk'7" " Porous Pl4s
ter. n al others arc worth. SIS imitAt,Ons.
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Mary Aoder.on's admirers.

The luuatic lover who used TO haunt the
lyoeum in London aud serenade Miss An
derson nightly with fearful tunes upon a
fluto as she left, disappeared from We'll
liugton street some timo ago, and
it was hoped he was dead or in n mad
house but he is to the fore again, flute
and all, piping in tones to melt the heart a
a stone. This victim OF hopeless passion
is an ex wrangler of Cambridge UniveTsity
and scientific author OF some note. He is
not the only English moth or
masher who has been sadly scoroh-
ed by the blaziGg beauty of the
majestic Mary. The Clrmelite chapel
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MARkE1s.
PhiIadelpn,a mar.., !,

PHLADKLrHIA, Feb. s-Flour dun md
steady,
Rye Flour at % So
Wheat quiet and easier No. Q Western RED.
VI O6A No. do. $50 /; No. Pa. Red sl I9,<'
Corn trm and I'm fair demand sail yellow
and mixed, 57kGG0c No. 3 mixed and yellow,
5645shc. .'
Oats scarce and higher; No. white, l5c /;
No, 2do, sc; No. $40, i3c No. mixed, n q
Rye scarce at G7d6sc.
seeds- Glover at gk1l0L&o: Timothy at
hLO; Flaxseod firm nc vi G0Sf1 6J
Lard 1rm.
Butter dull and heavy
Eggs scarce and higher
Cheese tirm and I'm fair demand,
Petroleum firm.
whisky NJ el %
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SECOND EDITIO N.
FRIDAY EVENING. FEB. Q. 1884.
BY CABLE.

SOME LATE MaTrERs FROM EURUPF.
Tho Condition OF the Egyptian Troubles
Evidences OF Animation Among the
Disturbers OF European
Society.
LONDON, Feb. 9.--A state of siege has
been proclaimed at Suakim.
Help sent.
CAIRO, Egypt, Feb. 8-A ship has been
sent to Krinkital to succor the stragglers.
Detective Biocb's Assassin.
VIENNA, Feb. 8.--In searching the
lodgings of Skellmacher, the assassin of
Detective Bloch, the police found dyna
mite bombs and seditious writings, The
landlord has been arrested.
An Editor Sentenced.
BERLIN Feb. S.--IIerr Move, formerly
a London manager OF the Socialist paper
tho FJeihuit, has beon condemned at
Hanan to six months imprisonment for
being engaged in selling copies of that
paper.
wholesale Arrost,:
ST. PETERSBURG, Fob. S.-Wholesale
arrests of persons merely suspected of
socialism are being made.
Affairs In Tonauio.
PARIS, Feb. S-Onicial dispatches from
Tonquin, announce that the rebels in the
provinces of Maudinh and Sontay have
been dispersed with heavy losses. There
is disagreement between the Chinese and
Amnamites in Boeninh.
strike OF sh,pbuilders.
DUBLIN, Feb. S.--Three thousand ship
builders, at Belfast, have struck.
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1t will be remembered that the cap worn
by the burglar shot and killed at
Salunga, tho other night, had been bought
at tho store of B. Strouse, in Harrisburg.
iio says that cap like the one mentioned
was sold to man answering the description
on Friday of last week by his son. The man
was ieticent, and when asked { no was .
rdilrOadCr refused to answer. Tho deteC
tiycs, after reading the description, arc
unanimous in their opinion that the dead
burglar is n we'll known lIarrisburgcr, who
has served several terms in the peniteu-
tiary, and who has been suspected recently
of committing numerous robbGries in the
surrounding country. A photograph OF
the dead man has been sent To the chief OF
police at Harrisburg.
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A special dispatch from Columbia
this afternoon says Travel has been
susJ crded on the Columbia and
Port Deposit railroad, the ice having
gorg,d below McCalls Ferry to
a hcigh, ur 80 feet. Tho water is two feet
over the rail- aud the river is rising at the
rate Of inches per hour at Columbia
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1.-Two stock Mark

CHlCAGo-Thc DrOuers' journal reports
Hogs--Receipts, 10000 heat shipments 5000
do; market brisk ana steady rough pack
Ing, 81 l0aB 60 packing and shipping, ~ 85
al 25 light, S 9O6l6 60; skips, sift5 30. ,
Cattle-geccipts Is, 900 head shipments, $500
do; market easier and weak; exports, - 20
GG 30; good to choice shipping, IS G0fp
O 10; common to medium. q O0ie5 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head shipments, !, 400
do; market active and steady; inferior TO
iair, s3 0oGl 90 medium to good, "a 25l15 |;
choice to extra, % O0d5 IS; Texans, 81 5oQl so.
EAST LIBERrY.-Cattle quiet prime. 90 ESQ
50; butchoriug, - 50QG Is bulls and fat
cows, R3 50695 70 sJockcrs and feeders, a. go
| 3 % receipts, GO head shipments, S3 cars;
Hogs were strong; Pkiladelphias, EQ7 % /;
Iorkors, 1895 80; rough, 81 sfODj 80; receipts,
S75 head shipments, cars
Sheep active and firm common dun, SS s0Ga
. IS; common, 50 J003 so, Lambs, a to quality,
81 5OdG 80; reccipts, 22) heal
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AmnhhInenfA.

The Tourists this Evening. - Indications
point 10 u big house this evening when
this troupe OF merry makors appear In Fulton
opera house. The Chicago Times says "The
great desire OF the public for something TO
laug at can always be satisfied by the Tour.
ists,' and this tact being universally recog.
nized, they meyer fail TO pack every theatre at
which thoy appear. People seem TO never tire
OF them. The piece is nothing but simOn-purC
iun from begin ming to end, aud 1t IS impossi
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Tho ONCE held by the kidneys IL one OF i'm
portencc. They act IA natures sluce.way to
carry oil tho extra liquids from the system
and with them the impurities both those that
are taken into tho stomach and those that are
formed in the blood. Any clogging or inhc.
ton of these organs Is therefore important.
kidney. w wort ia natures efficient assistant I'm
Keeping tho Kidneys In good working order
strengthening them and inducing healthy
action. II you would get well and keep well,
tnkn kIInDy.WprL
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FiUau,iI Esilurts ThToust out tho uniIed
States ana UaHaus.
NEW YORK Feb. S.--The business fail
ures during the last seven days number,
for the United Statcs.-232, and for Cana
da and the provinces --4G, total of 27s,
AS compared with tho total of 373
of the preceding week. There is a marked
decrease in tho number Of casualties all
through tho country particularly in the
Southern, Middle and New England
states; also on tho Pacific coast. In
Canada, however, there isa slight increase
over even the high figures of the recent
week. For tho whole country the tot al
is the smallest noted in any week since
the commencement of the year.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S.-No jam has
as yet occurred on the Schuylkill above
here and the partial destruction of the
trustlo work oil tho railroad bridge at
Green Lake IL about all tho serious damage
that has been dOne. Several houses along
the banks of the river were flooded but tho
goods were removed in time from tho
over floors. All fears of n serious flood
have now been set at rest.
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"iinaioro" harrisburg.

This afternoon tho Lancaster opera
company left at l:45 for Harrisburg,
whore they present "Piuaforo " this
evening. The company, including the
orchestra, consisted Of filty people. About
a duz,u friends OF mcmbrrs Of the troupe
accompanied them. They have aspocial
car aud will return tonight at l215.
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G,n. sherman Retire

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. - The presi-
dent to day issued an order announcing
the retirement Of Gen. VIM. r..
Sherman from tho army and his
being placed on tho retired li3t
with fulIPay by reason Of his having at
tanned tho age OF "a years Tho president
takes occasion 10 express the gratitude
felt towards Gen. Sherman by his fellow
citizens and Expresses the hope thatProvi-
dence may grant him mauy years Of health
aud happInuRs.
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wrArnER IhpIcNrloNs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.--For the hidd. 20
Atlantic states, light rains, generally
cloudy weather, casterly winds, lower
barometer, nearly stationary followed by
light rise IN temperature. The tenn
perature will rise slowly on Saturday.
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Tho ENaet AmOnnI

Troy, N. Y, Feb. s.-The exact
amount of City Chamberlain Church's do.
ialcatiou is figured by the examining
committee of the city officials at 1881.
No reliable evidence of Church's where
ab,uts have been received. ~
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DEATHS.

BgEG AT MechanicsDurg, Lancaster county.
PA, February q, 1884, Rev. A Berg, In the 7ith
year of his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, from his late
residence, (Mechanicsburgl on saturday morn.
ing at0 O'Clock. To proceed TO ShrcwBhurg,
York county, tor intcrment, It
HICREY,-In Carlisle, IA, on February g.
1854, Rev, J. q. Hickey, in the i2l year o hi
age.
HIS friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral, from st. Mary's church, on
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dow 10 securn nnaiih

seems strange that any one Will suffer
from the many dcrungcW"HtH brought on by
an impure condition OF tho blood, when SEQ
WILLS SARSAPARIlLA AND SrILLlNGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYkUp Will restore
perfect health to tho physical Organization. 1t
f. indeed "A strenEthcninR syrup, pleasant 10
take, and has proven itsolt 10 be tho best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, effect
uol'y curing Scrotula, syph!iuc disorders
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipclas, Mala
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill
ious complaints and ali diseases Indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver hid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. II COrrects indi
gestion single bottle viii prove to you ia
merits us u health rGncwor, tor 1t ACTS LIk 1
A CHARM, especially when tho cO'npla.n ut +
OF IN exhaustive nature, hpvingM tendency f.
lessen the natural VigOr VI the nrH'n nnd ne?
| vOus systcm.
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yard From the Poblishers OF HOwo's IAN
casIer q itY ana CoUntN directory.


We deem II our duty to take this method OF
informing the business men ot Lancaster who
have so chccTiully within the last few days
fnvoro Us with their advertisements for tho
Coming edition OF our new directory that We
shall, without tail, issue tho present year IA
c)mploto general and business directory of
Lancaster city and comfy, Notwithstanding
the report 10 the contrary, emanating from
parties who have come here Tor the purpose OF
running In opposition to us. FROM cOnsulta.
tion with business and professional men OF
Lancaster, we have asocrtalned exactly what
arrangement OF matter which makes up the
county part they prefer, and rs VIC arc de-
termined to give them satisfaction, We beg
hero To say that we shall give complete gon.
eral directory OF the county, arranged alpha
beticalIy, There Is no need nor OCCASION iol
two directories I'm the county therefore as VIZ
have been firsL In the field we are resolved tC
remain. We trust the business community
viii sustain US and favor us with their con
tinued support Respectfully,
1877 q. Il, HOWE h co.
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A i,IIrrnrd NJ nnIn.n

snow storm prevails all over Mime
sofa. blizzard, the worst of the season,
RACES at Duluth. Eight inches of snow
mas fallen at Huron, OAK, where the
weather. Is moderating. Snow has fallen
but is not deep on the ground.
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sew ITial ulanied.

la the Urited States district court On
Thursday - new tiial was granted in the
case of Joha X. Barr vs. the executors Of
the late VIM. NJ. Wiloy. In tho first trial
verdict was rendered for Barr for some
$40, 600
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SENATOR surxmAN's urInt uss.

ITO Gives Utrsrsnce Concerning gauadisn
Reciprocity.
CLEVELAND, o., Fob. SIN letter to
the h0ntrade relative to tho formation of
an association Of capitalists to
secure rCoiprocity with Canada
In the matter of reduction of the
duty ON coal and iron ore, Senator
Sherman says he is opposed to such
| treaty. lie says We have plenty OF
coal and iron ore III this country, and the
now comparatively low duty thereon
should not bo disturbed" He argues
that to remove the duty on coal, iron ore,
wool and other articles Of domestic pro-
duction would benefit the manufactures,
but would bo an injury to the miner and
the farmer, and ho contends that IT, Is
labor and not capital which should bc pro
tpctp1
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Rev. IL. II. FHirall, ID. D., editor OF the ioiUd
MethOdist says oditorLally, in thr November
QSs3J number OF his paper " We have tested
the merits of Eiy's Cream Balm, Hnd believe
that, by a thorough course OF treatment, It
will cure almost every case Of CatNrrh. Min
istcrs, ~ "A clas4, are aillIctcd with head and
throat troubles, ami cR,arrn seems moro pre-
valcnt than over. we cannot recommend
EIy'a Cream Palm too s!ghly,' Mo- II liquid
nora snur. applied to uostIils with tho
finger. i9l.2wdoOd&w
the uutritivo properties OF Coldon's Liquid
Beet Tonic sustain the body without solid
foot. COtdCnS no other. i3SlwdUOl&w
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New York Markets

changed.
Wheat xGSsc lower and heavy with a les.
active speculative trading; No. Q Red, Feb.
| 81 0gMm1 .0IH March, | 0sL@l 0ssk do
April, 81 IohGl IL; do May, 81 1901 lsx |;
Corn H9kc lower and dull Mixed western
spot, b0fp63ho; do future. 6lAI65kc.
Oats LSfshc lower ana dun No. May, exc
State iOdi7Ec: Western, 39HTi7c,
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"IprCscribo II In InYpraCtiCC," p" is the expire.
sion usot by Dr. J. a. PassmOre, Ot Riley,
Ind. lie referred To Samaritan NeTUiRe, and
further along SAYS " u cures CpilCptiC tlts.I
l!9.lwdCOd&w
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NIalitInus MIscbIef.

Anton Heukel who is charged by john
Hrnsler with malicious mischief in break
ing his window panos, has been held for q
hearing by Alderman Samson.
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where she attends mass on Sunday OK.
hibits such q number of high coliared
converts, captured by the American en-
chantress, as might almost excite the
envy OF Monsignor Capel.
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sianging = poy for Fun.

A Juvenile Jesse James gang at Minnea.
polls took lad named Johunie Nolan TO
neighbor's barn Thursday morning and
hanged him, whore he was struggling In
deaths throes when found and cut down.
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MIRRIdG rs.

JOHNSTON -KEALsCH. February 7, 1884, At the
residence OF the brides parents, by Rcy. VIM.
church, Percy $. Johnston and Rcebie
Kealsch, daughter OF WIN. J. KcslsCh, ait OF
PhiIadelphia
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rR, d. n. BROWN,

PAYsICIAN AND 0CULlsr,
Has Removed to No. 10 WEST ORAkak AZ.
Eye and Ear treated. Glasses adjusted. ea.
perior speetacles on hand and 20 order.
js2l.lydTh
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A college, Professor uead,

PRINCETON, N. j., Feb. s-Aruold
Guyot, senior professor of Princeton col,
lege, died to day.
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sPsO,AL NOTICES.
Hard 10 I,eI,eve.

II Is hard TO believe that man was cured OF
Kidney Disease after his body was swollen as
big IA n barrel, and no had been given up as
incurable and lay ut deaths door. Yet such a
cure was accomplished by kidncy.Wort In
tho person OF NJ. NJ. Devereaux, of lonia,
Mich, who says " After thirteen OF The best
doctors In Detroit had given me mp, was
curad by Kidncy.Wort. ! want every one 10
know what a boon II ~.
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Rhiiadolphia.
CIV YORK
ssw YORK
violations by Associated Press.
locks firm. Money easy at lk62c.

quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks firm. Money easy at lH62c.
New York Central. l.................. ..ll5A
Eric railroad. Observation-Disclosures. 2SL
Adams EXpress. Observation-Disclosures. ..l3OL
MlChtR0n Central Railroad ................. %
Hichigun southern Railroad. .............. .lOOA
Illinois Central Railroad d...................l3S .l3S
Cleveland v pittsburgh Railroad. .l33A
CHICAGO X Rock Island Railroad .........ll9
PHt3bCyT{,I y Fort Wayne Railroad go. ,ISS&
Wc7tcrn Union Telegraph Nn'n 5any., =. ~
Toledo & wabash ....,........ -. ..... i6x
Now j"r5uy Central. ...., ssZ
New r"rE nntHr'0 n wes,oin..,.......... loa
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Mother Shipton'S prophesles and Louisiana
elections arc very uncertain thlngs. Dut
Thomds' hciectrtc on can be depended upon
always. IL cures aches and pains OF every dc'
sCriptiOn. For sale by II. II. Cochran, drug
gist 1877 and l39 North Queen street.
DoS'r ttine with throat and lung affections.
Tuko IIalcs Honey Cf lIorchOnnd and Tar.
pixies Toothachc Drops cure In ono minute
J.lWlpOINy
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-08

RED HORSE POWDERS euro all diseua".
horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and ali
Live Slock POSlrNECURE may"l-2
For sale aL II. Il. CoGhran's drug store lj7
North Queen street.