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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-21

From tho Norristown Herald.
ii N. Howell chief engineer of tho
Lancaster fire Department. is personal
friend of Mr. James Earnest, prominent
member of Norristown hose company, and
was invited to visit Norristown during the
centennial as the guest of that organiza-
ton. Wednesday morning he sent to
Simon Pagel letter of regret and silver
horn to be presented to the Norris. TIE
horn il a handsome'one and was formerly
tho property of tho Empire Hook and
Ladder Co., of Lancaster. 1t is inscribed,
"Norristown Hose Company, from IL. N
Howell, Chief Engineer of the Fire De
partment of Lancaster, Pa"
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At meeting of tho Pennsylvania
Soldiers Orphans Sixteeners," held on
Wednesday ia Reading, tho following OFF,
GERS wero elected President, w. U,
Hunter, of Philadelphia eastern vice
president, Miss Bessie Woodward, OF
Philadelphia western vice president,
Henry l., Deyan, of Allegheny ; recording
secretary, Miss Mollie Regau, of Altoona
assistant recording secretary, Miss Alice
Bcayorsou, of Mechanicsburg corres-
ponding secretary, T. j. Smith, of Har-
iisburg financial secretary, Frank W
smith, Of Philaduiphia treasurer, j. ID.
KuUtzlcman, of Huntington. The
next wear,
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FnIl Of "A liTIdKo.

A telegram received in this city this
afternoon, states that tho Reading railroad
bridge that spans the canal at Harrisburg,
broke down to day at noon while a
freight train, heavily loaded with iron,
coal aud other articles, WAS passing over 1t.
More than dozen cars we're wrecked, and
travel on the road considerably delayed.
An associated press dispatch, received
late this afternoon, says:
A freight train ran oil the track to- day
while crossing tho iron bridge over the
caual on tho Reading railroad. The en-
tire bridge was demolished aud tho train
fell ~ the water. No one was hurt. The
darago Ia $50 600.
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DEsT rms.

KuLP lon the 18th inst, Mrs. Mary KuIp
widow OF John kulp
Funeral on Friday at 10 O'Clock. Services At
the house, near Sporting Hll.
MCPHEEs oH.-hugust o. 1891. in this city.
Mrs. SaIah t. McphCrsOn, wi'o OF the laic
Harvey Neither son, In tho 49lh year Oi ci
age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the fpneraI
from her late residence, No. 239 East Orange
street, on satlrday morning at $ Is O'Clock, &c
proceed to Chestnut Level, via Q 30 "a. III. train
on the Quarryville railroad. Intcrment al
Chestnut Level.
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IT. will be time enough to doubt the reliability
OF Kidnsy.WOrt. Doctors all agree that 1t is Il
most valuable medicine In all disorders OF the
Liver, Kidneys ana Bowels, ana frequently
prescribe 1t. DR., l.. g. BallOu, OF MUnkton,
says; "The past year have used II more than
ever, and with the best results. 1t IA the most
successful remedy have ever used" such a
recommendation speaks tor itself. Sold by
All IruRgists See alyt,
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seven Men suflocat-d by 8ss Ia Atteinptin q


seven Men sulocat-d by 8.s Ia Attempting q
TO Flood II,
SHAMoKIN, Pa, Aug. 21.--While work.
men were digging tunnel from the
GreenbaclS mine to the Buck Ridge mine
50 as to let in water and flood the burning
mine, volume of deadly gas suddenly
poured in upon them and seven men were
suiiocated. Their names arc William Tay
lor, William Clark, Patrick Healey, Wm.
Shankweiler, George Beck, William Fox,
and Robert White, 1t is impossible to
search for their bodies, as both mines are
now full Of gas and tho fire is increasing.
Eleven mules were also sufocated or
burned
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1, VIII uepio Sow ia Earnest.

LONDON, Aug. 2l.-A dispatch from
Pekin says Tho French consul lowered
his flag at Que O'Clock to day (Thursday).
The interests of the French subjects have
been intrusted to the Russian minister
China absolutely refuses to admit the
French claims. The ThSung Iii Y0mdn
profess to be ready for war but are, how
ever, hoping to involve the neutral powers
IN the quarrel.
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MpAraKK IrpIUATIoNs.

WASHINGTON, Aug 2l.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, generally fair weather,
except in northern portion, occasional
showers aud partly cloudy weather, fresh
south to west winds, nearly stationary
temperature, becoming cooler Tonight
for Friday in middle states slightly cooler,
cloudy weather and occasional showers are
indiCated.
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NEWPORT, X. L, Aug. 2l.-The mar
riago Of Francis Stout, OF New York, to
Miss Emily Meredith Read, daughter of
General Meredith Read, ex.minister TO
Greece, took place tins morning at the
residence Of tho latter and was an excep.
tiOnaly brilliant affair.
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,EsUIsE OLD StDCK COSNECEIUUT
VI Cigars, 2 tor Sc, IL tor 25c.. M
HARI MANS YELLOW FRONT GAG th
STORM
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ttkii' wv VIZ '''t"H'' s~N"'
"Wednesday afternoon ~ extra Alb on
tho Columbia " Port Deposit railroad
was passing with heavy freight train,
Conductor Uimer called {" tho encinemau
OF engine a. which was standing on a
siding. asking him TO give them shove
around heavy curve just ahead. The
cngiueman Of No. 81 started to do so, but
los, control OF his engine, and it plunged
into the riding car of extra Alb, knocking
,, from the track aud completely demDlish
Jog the rnuning gear. Eogino 81 was
not disabled, but tho tank was badly
damaged. Tho main track was blocked
Tor an hour aud a.half. No ono was in
juTcd.
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riies I riles I Piles /

Sure cure for Blindp-Bleedlng and Itching
Piles. one box has cured Ihs worst case OF %
years standing. No ono need suffer Ave min
utes after using Williams Indian Pile Oint.
Incnt. 1t absorbs tumors, allays itching, acts
as podltice, gives Instant relief, Prepai cd
only tor Plies itching OF the private parts
nothing else. Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt of paice, VI. Sold by "A. Is, Coch.
ran, druggist 1877 ana l39 North Queen street,
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New YORK, Aug. 2l.-Secretary Chan.
dlcr informed Commander Schley that the
president had decided to appoint him'chef
Of the bureau OF equipment, and receiving
10 place Of Commodore Earl English, who
takes command Of the European squadron,
with the Office Of chief OF bureau in tho
navy department, goes to the rank of the
cnmmOdOrN.
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Dr.. w. u. Wright. Cincinnati, %, sends the
subjoiDcd professional endorsement 1 have
DC. W NJ. HALLS BALShM FOX
THE LUNGS In great number OF cases, and
always with success. One case In particular
was gwen up by several physicians who had
been called In for consultation with myself
The patient had all the symptoms OF confirmed
CUnsump ion-cOld night swents, hectic fever,
increusing coughs, etc. lie commencol imme-
dmtoly TO get better and was soon restored TO
his usuai health. I found DR.. Wh. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS the most vslun
bio cxpectorant Tor breaking up distressing
&c upha and colds,
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CnArE norE,-LAaER BEER AND

u kXcelsIor SarhtoRa Water on DrhnBht.
Henry Rahter, proprietor OF the Grape Hotel,
80 and 80 North Queen street, has remodeled
the barroom, erected hrstclass keirigerators
aud has now on draught Charles Clnss's cell
ebrated Philadelphia LAGER BEER for
which he Is sole agent in this city. Also, sAR-
ATOGA WATER from the famous Excelsior
springs, Saratoga, N, Y. A tull assortment OF
he puresT Wines and Liquors on sale.
" n27-3md
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New YORK, Aug. 2l.-The remains of
Jaunariss AIoysius Mace ahan, the famous
war correspondent who died in CONSTANT
noplo in 1878, arrived here to.
day on board the United States
steamship Powhattan. He will be
transferred to the governors room in City
hall, where they will lie in state previous
to their removal to MacGahau's native state
-OhiO-whcre they will be buried.
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Linerepco Between Employees aud En-

New York, Aug. 2i.-The striking
printers OF tho Commercial AdUertiser
express confidence, whilo the proprietors
say they have all the non union men
needed. 1t is said the new men are mainly
from Philadelphia.
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sueeees OF TOO srIking nrlchlnyerr

New YORK, Aug. 2l.-The president of
the brlcklayers union No. /, this morning
received rCquegt from firm of con-
tractors, who opposed tho demand for
nine hours, that men be sent to their
buildings. he was unable to do so, as all
tho men are mt work. Tho strike will be
formally declared closed next Saturday.
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SPEED TRIALS DAILY.

EXCURSION RATES ON BALBOA
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AND SPLEEN.
DID BANDS EACH DAY.
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a Fugitive surrenders Himself

William scarborough, one Of the parties
implicated in the aggravated assault and
battery on Alfred Nj. Brown, of Fulton
TOW nship, and who escaped into Maryland,
sun epdered him elf at the sheriFs Office
this morning, and entered bail in the sum
OF $500 for tria! ~ the present term of the
court.
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GRANGxRs PIcNIC AND EXCURSION to Williams
Grove via Cornwall ana Lebanon on We'd
nesdny, Aug ~. Round trip tickets good tor
three days. train lraves Lancaster King
strucu at $50 Petersburg, $50. Fare only
$50 Leave Ephrata at 6l7. Fare only 81 %.
Leave Lititz, G:Ij. Fare, o., Leave Mannheim
7OS Fare, Il 80. Train Will return same night,
loNvingIIarrisburg ut pm. Wednesday Is tho
big day among the Changers.
a2l q ~ 26,S2lw
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The bprngne rrop.rty soIa Tor a Song.

AUGUSTA, Me, Aug. 2l.--AlI of the
property belonging to the A. 81 NJ.
Sprague manufacturing company, in this
city, was sold at auction to-day at a very
low figure. What fifteen years ago cost
the Spragues fully 81, 600, 600 has not real.
izad them more than $500, 900.
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READING, Pa, Aug 2l.-Geo. Kramer,
the saloonkeeper who gave Christian
Bowman half pint of whisky on condi-
ti0n that he would drink it and from the
effects of which Bowman died, has been
arrested. The arrest il made in accordance
with the ceu8uro of the cOroner's jury.
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DIR. Frazior's Root bttters.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not dram shop
bey erage, but ure strictly medicinal In every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep the bowels oren and regula
cleanse the blood and system OF every impu
rity. Sold by druggists, 81. Sold by H.. B,
SLrCnl.
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Liberty Band, OF Lebanon, excursion TO
Pnilndclrhta snd Atlantic City, on Thursday,
August %. Round trip tickets, good tor three
days. from Philudelphia Zone day from ATTAIN
tic city,. Through train leaves Lancaster
tKiny strccr) ut 5:4h; LandsVtlle, 6;l3. FaIo
only $500. Leave Mannheim AT 6:!7; LititZ,
6:35; Ephrata, 7OJ. rare only $3.50. Train
win return same night leave Atlantic City at
100 p. IN. Last seashore excursion OF the sea-
son. Ru2l,23,2j,.I&2tW
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K-sdirg Campers sesr Kesm,town.

Prom tho Aending Eagle.
Franz T.. ConuaTd, Harry NJ. Shoemaker,
Robert =. Schick, Charles II. Schick,
VIM G. shoemaker aud VIM. j. Young,
all of Reading, are camping near the
Cocallco creek, near Reamstown, this
county. They find the fishing extremely
good. They caught bass weighing 3
pounds o ounces.
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MEMPHIS, Aug, 2l.-The government
Dafney exploded her boiler here this
morning. Paymastcr N. Gaddon was
killed aud tho body blown overheard.
Four others badly injured.
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4 STATED MEETING or IHE YOUNG
~ Mems Cleveland and hendricks Club to
be hell at the seventh ward Hotel this even.
ing at ~ O'Clock, sharp, for the purpose OF
adopting Uniform, y iull attendance OF
members IL required.
MH nkDEk OF IME pREslDENT.
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Doatns Reported Ia Southern rrauce.

MARsTILLEs, Aug. 2l.-rhe cholera
deaths . Southern France in tho last
twenty four hours, were at IIerault, nine;
Gard, five; Aude, five; Eastern Pyrenees,
sixteen
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IJriet M snIion.

81 have used BurdOck BLOOD Biners with
great benefit TOR Indigestion amt constipation
OF the bowels" q. l., Easton, Hamilton, Ont
FOR sale by II. Is. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and
1879 North Queen street.
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The IN ,uagcrs of IN" home gratefully ac.
knowIc igc the following donations sunday
school ptpers from Grace Lutheran church {:
lotot cabbage from nr. ROhrcr II friend, lot
Jt drcgs goods.
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100 Boxes DAYS SOAP 10 be distributed
among remaining highest competitors.
list with iewcst errors, provided the list has
halt the number OF words of the highest COM
pCiitOr. -
First, All lists must bo fully prepaid and
accompanied by two cent stamp for return
postage, statement that you are using
RAYS SOAP in your family, name and adj
dress OF grocer from whom you buy II, NUM-
Der OF words in list. ana your name and az
dress all to be written on one sheet OF paper
separate from list
second. WORDS must be written plainly
numbered and alphabetically arranged. The
biographical names, names OF nCtiOn, scrip.
tue proper names, modern geographical
names and Christian names, must Oo classified
Third. Only words found in websters or
WorcesteT's dictionary admitted; this Will
includa any word from II 6 first to tho last
with The exception OF prehXes and aihNes us
separate words and obsolete words words OF
sane spelling but different meanings, to be
used but once.
Fourth PIurals of all words admitted ex.
cept biographical names, names OF fiction,
Scripture proper names, modern geographical
names, and Christian names, but apostroph' y
denotiaR possesstye case or otherwise not adj
Finh No words counted unless tho letters
comprising them are ecOntainndin, USE DAYS
SOAP ON LN, that il In any word having over
AS, / 4, ! ID, ,2o's, p, SIS, U, / \, L. :
sixth. All lists must he In by December lst,
and tho Premiums " Ill be awarded Dec. 20.
seventh. Premiums Will he given In rota.
ton according to the largest lists OI words.
Eigh h. Lists must not be sent in rolls, but
put In envelopes.
Ninth. Mail or scnd lists to our New York
Ottice 1902 Rcauc Street, or our Philadelphia
once, 1860 Howard street.
The DAYS SOAP has been largely sold by
W Wholcsale and Retail GrOcers throughout the
United states Tor five years, and wherever It's
merits are known IL enjoys unbOunded popu'
| larity. Notwithstanding these facts We have
received many hundred letters from persons
| In our former contest, complaining that thcil
| grocer did not keep DAYS soap, and In many
Instances refused fatty to supply their Gus
toners with II not only standing in their own
light, but doing us great injustice. IL Is To be
| hoped. and IL IL also our desire, that contest
| ants will use every effort to have their grocerS
| supply them, but In case tney Will not, We
! will on receipt OF sLOO, forward touny part o
| the United States. east OF Mississippi river
| express prepaid, % cakes, including three o
our Beautifully Embossed Picture Cards.
| The DAYS SOAP II the purest and best sosl
made. by its use you have no Boiling, scald
| ing. or Hard Rubbing, 1t saves labor, tu"l an,
| clothes. We will forfeit $500 II the DAl'S
| SOAP does not 90 all we claim Tor It II use d a
| the directions are given on the wrapper
| Beautifully Embossed Picture Cards ot man,
| different designs given. Manufactured b!
| DAY n FRICK, 1854, 1886, l7aS 100 and llG
Howard ST., and 1852, 1888, 1857, l7o0 and l7b
| Waterloo street, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by Miller b Hartman, MentEer
| HOllingOr. Lancaster. Pa. ielG-l3tEhd, ,l3tw
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ny.,.,is ana Nervous p,ostra,lon.

We give our readers an extract from cheer.
iul letter written by Mrs. Eliz ibeth Smith, Of
Richmond Ind who says " samaritan Ner.
Uine cured me OF hy storIa ana nervous pros .
traton.h Comment Is useless.
aulo iwucOdXw
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Last evening Daniel Fotrow, who was
stealing = ride, foil from freight train at
Leaman Place, aud broke an arm. As he
had no home he was brought to this city
and placed in tho hospital.
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rev HorW.
rev Hor9.
Quotations by Associated Press,
avn,lya Hpn,nr MAnnu IEnDn

Quotations by Associated Press,
stocks tirmor. Money, lB2c.
Now YORK Csntrht. ...'......-..... .'..s.'.ss'lUts
fI1e hillrOhu. lta
AliUls Express. ....ssss..ssssll
Michigan Central Railroad. d...............7 ~
Michigan Southern Railroad. .............. COX
Illinois Central Railroad. d....................l2S
Cleveland h Pittsburgh Railroad. ..........ES
Chicago n Rock Island Railroad. .........il7
Pittsburgh h Fort Wayne Railroad .......l'2
Western Union Telegraph Company..... ts<
Toledo II Wabash. ......................... 81
New Jersey Central ...... ................. 63A
Now York OntErio Western. lSi<
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Kseei,rpg umeer- OF rne Expedition.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-President Arthur
this morning received at bis apartments
in tho Fifth Avenue hotel tie officers of
the Greedy relief expedition.
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seuralpis and sick Headache.

In Aurora Ill, lives Mrs. VIM Henson. She
says: "S,IDIdritdn NerUine cured mo OF neu
ralgia. vertigo and sick headache"
aul2lwdcod&w
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For alt the late Lancaster news tor Sunday
unrutu. read the sunday Telegram Eight
pngrs ana IS columns of reading matter.
l nu2lTh,Su
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18TH CAKE stand, Chased and Gold Lined,
18th. Fruit stand. Rock Crystal Cut GLASS,
lCO Boxes DAYS SOAp to be distributed
among remaining highest competitors.
SPECIAL PREMIUM OF $40 tor the neatest
halt the lumber OF words of the highest COM
itOr.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.

Single Tickets Tor rA.uIts......",.....5O Cents
single Tickets Children under ~ 80 Cents
B5-Street.Car Line Direct To the Fair
Ground fare only cents,
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ss~ruty.nvo raonrSioni-ts 10 Long brs"oh
The Young Mems Christian association
excursion to Long Branch this morning
over the Reading railroad was not a
success, SO far M the number is concerned,
only 80 going from this city.
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"Wclls Health Renewer" restores health
and Yigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence.
SeERuI LCbiltty. 81.
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DUBLiU SALE or BOND.

The undersigned will otter at Public sale at
Michael's hotel, North Queen street, Lancas.
Ter, Pa, on FRIDAY, AUGUST -, 1854, tho
bond OF Mariana Gibbons aud Caroline Glib.
bons to DR.. Joseph Gibbons, tor Six Thousand
Dollars, dated 1879, and payable twenty years
after date, without interest sale AT y, III.
MARlANNA Gibbons,
Administratrix OF Estate OF DR.. Joseph Glib
Dons deceased. alf2wd
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CaEsTER COUNTY HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.

few hundred feet OF tho sea. Attractive,
comfortable and homeliko. NOW OPEN.
tune3-2md J. kEIM " SONS,
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IinY Fever.

have been Hay Fever sufferer for three
years; have often heard Eiy's Cream Balm
spoken of In the highest terms lid not take
much stock I'm IL because OF the many quack
medicines. A friend persuaded me to try tho
BALM, and I did so with wonderful success.
This accommodation you can use for the ben.
esit OF Hay Fever sutferers.-T. y. Geer, syra-
cuse, n. I. Price 90 cents.
aull-2wdeodSw
For Lame DtcH 500 ur Cusst, use SuL
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, IS cent
Sold by II. Il. Cochran, druggist 1877 and lSs
North Queen street. Lancaster teblaeodt
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spECISL hOgJDES,

Absolutely tho beat Porous Plaster ever
made. Tho H0p PdSteris composed OF Fresh
Hops, Baisams and Gums. Weak Back. Side
Ache, sore Chest, and all paths are speedily
cured by its use. Apply one. only 70 cents,
at any drug store.
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.Tur uSprKsIaNEJ or

NOR saLE.--TuE UNDERsiHNED OF
teTs at private sale on easy terms, all the
stock II hxtures and good will OF his merchant
tailoring establishment No. III North Queen
street, opposite tue Franklin House, late the
stand OF smalinG N Bausman, ana formerly OF
Jacob X. smaling. Possession given imme'
dlately. ~ . ,,
aly-ttd JOHN IL. BAUSmAN.
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"KuUGb an DrNTisr "Tooth Powder.
smooth, Refreshing, Harmless, Elegant,
Cleansing, Preservativo ana Fragrant. l5c
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lATASrrU-F BUTChER
w. wants u situation 10 follow his trade.
Apply to JOHN HOFFMAS,
il Mannheim,
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AECDnD ENpHISa suUIaBLE 10 BE
- held at Rocky springs, saturday evening,
August 9jl. All are respectfully invited
Dmnihuses will start from the Leopard Hotel
at ~ and O'Clock. a2l2t
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SOAJ'.
rKaND wORD COrTEsri
VI SECOND SERIES!
Ente. tanning and Instructive Pastime
Lar gely Increased Numbers OF Magni-
fiGent anl CostlY Premiums eiYem.

owing 10 the great success OF our former
word Contest, which expired May !, ana the
many requests OF persons who saw our offer
toe, late o compete we concluded 10 ofler the
following magnificent presents TO the persons
making out the largest lists OF words from the
letters comprising the words
USE DAYS SOAP ONLY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-21
unnylcrsn for Kcepiog ni.oraerly nou.er.

DUBLIN, Aug. 21.-Iu tho scandal CO ses
t1 day Robert Fowler and Dal'l C0nsid,ve
were convicted of keeping disorder y
houses and sentenced to two years impri,-
onmeut.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-21
Duarhs From UnoIera.

PARIS, Aug. 2l.--FOur deaths from
cholera at T0ulon last aud one at Mar
soilles.