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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23
. y, iuKAriu pa,maKH ELEUriON

iuc Democratic voters of the CITY of Ian
Cas'Cr are invited u meet ON WkDN ESDAf
tNEStN8. OCTOBER l, TO place In nomina-
lion one candidate tor member OF The Legisla-
lure, IRON the Guy District, ana on SATUk-
DAY sVGNlNG. OCTOBER 4, 10 nominate n
candtdate. The following are the places of
meeting:
FIRST WAHU-Shobers Hotsi.
SECOND WARD-Theo Wenditz Hotel.
THIRD WARD-Eifinger's Hotel.
FOURTH WARD-JnO. Fritch's Restaurant
FIFTH WAKD-Philip Wallis Hole'
SIXTH WARD-Scniller House,
SEVENTH WAkD-Kuhlnan's Saloon.
EIGHTH WARD-Diehl's Saloon.
NINTH WARD-Arnold Haas Hotel.
The polls Will be open Tor nomination be-
tween the hours OF and O'CLOCK, aud IL o
polls on the day OF election Will be open te-
tween and 8 o'clock, except IN tho sixth and
Eighth wards. where the polls viii be ortn
from TO O'Clock.
by order OF the Committee.
s2ItoOci w.. U. HENSEL, Chairman.
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iise sIprN nzra.t,

t,u9CAuo - Hogs -Evceipts, ID.O5J nciiG ship
lauuts, G,5GU head market slow. but steady;
rough paGsing, 50 IjSgJ y packing and ship
ming, 80 s5.th -; 'ignt - SiIG o.; ssips
ana ETHssCIs, 81 - ..
CutLlo--I:ecuiptao 500 us'.I shipments. |, 500 I;
weak aud duil Tor all grades; common l0I2IC
lower; export x arcs, - IOGG 50; good ~
Ch0 CO shippuE, Islb 80: common Ia !air.
a 5Ozt5 6I; range cst,'U weaker FoXa' 81 o. ~
%
sheep Rocoipts 2,CO0 head Sdipmsnts
>U heal market steady; interior to tdir 81 10
G2S 30 medium to good, siGp3 IS zoos TO
choice, - 75tli 10; Texans, - 5ad3sO.
EAST LIBRRTY--C,tttle- market slow prices
,trbHH at l4C OF from last weeks opening
u Ices receipts SJ) hoa shipments, s,s6l
HU,Iu.
Hogs -uIvtct SLOW; fhil tdcipnias, tb 5Oa
grtssers - 2b'GEEi IS: receipts, $50 head
.hipmants, 5 100 hf at
sheep slow at last weeks prIcss; receipts,
. OCO uraf shipments ',iG uead.
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GHE "oommouuKg" ABROAD,
iEcidonis at the astRs ring ut tho New Horl
Republican itssuquarters,

iUcidonts at the astR1 ring ut tho New York
Republican itesuauarters,
From tho Philadelphia TimCs.
Don Cameron isn't here and hasn't paid.
This omission is often remarked. He is
expected 20 do something handsome for
Ohio and again help in other directions if
necessary. ''Oh, he will bo ut the big
demonstration to tho candidate in Phila-
Golphia," spys oLo man in the crowd.
. There he will appear TO prominent as
to give amp'c evidence than he and Blaine
have settled al! differences and the check
vii! be there slppod into the contribution
box as softly an u penny falls into the pas
tors plsttel ut y cOuntry quarterly meet
iDE. IL would teem, after all, that there
Is q balm in GiIead."
II Don didn't appear good representa-
tive was here. Jack Heistaud came in
and stad three days. He mingled in the
throug and his great round face wore a
SOFT OF mixed exp ession of pleasure and
pain. He found so-few OF his old Sta |.
wart friends about that's at times he seemed
very lonesome. Ho was pointed out in
his gay moods as the next congressman
from the Lancaster district and when he
grew solemn, rs a United Brethren
preacher from the country, under charges
OF delicate nature. lie saw Mr.. Blaine
and assured HIN that so far as Laucas
ter county was concerted be need I ave DG
fear he would pull him through"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23
epilepsy Entirely cured.

Prof. irving II. Smith. OF pikc, N. 4, IN lltcs
tho following statement. " SdDsdrt Tan Ncr-
Ufne has entirely curod me epilepiic nt9."
B2}lwdeojSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23
Police DaRrB,

Julia Reilly was bafore Alderman Barr
this morning on q charge OF drunkeuueSs
and disordery conduct. Julia pleaded for
a short term and tho magistrate made
her sentence five days in the county
prison.
The CROSS actions between John Utzinger
and Joseph Hinder, wherein each charged
the other with assault and battery, were to
have been heard Monday evening before
Alderman MoConomy; but when the time
fixed for the hearing arrived, tho parties
settled their quarrel, withdrew their
complaints, and the cases were dismissed
on payment of costs
Edward McAuley was committed this
morning by the mayor to the county prison
for 10 days for drunkenness and disOrderiy
conduct, and Rsbecca Wagner, for the
same offense, received 80 days. imprison
ment.
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SECOND EDITION.
aUEsDAY EvHNINa. SEPT. as. 1884.
THE HEMPEN COLLAR.
rwo ssSRDEREHs PAY rnE PENALTY.
jose Ish sssbcr uangbd st Bnoisns. To-. and
Micnaei murray ut EpBnspurg-- de-
tails OF sns Hanging.

jose pm sssber BanGbd at Inoisns. TO-. and
Micnael murray at Ebsnspurg- De-
tails OF sns Hanging.
1sDnSA, Pa, September 23.-Josepb
Sarvef- Nas hanged here ut 11:O3 a.
m, to-day for tho fnuidor Of his father.
He died on the same scaffold on which
Jas. AllisOn was executed in 1889, Not
more than thirty persons witnessed the
execution. The prisoner slept soundly
from. 11:30 o'clock last night, until ESQ
this morning. He took a light breakfast
outed, was engaged with the Catholic
1880 the procession marched from
The reen to the Jail yard, tho priest
carrying the oihcifif aud praying. Sarver
mounted the soaffold firmly. To the in.
quiry II he had any thing to say, he replied
simply" Jesus 'cruci6ed, have mercy on
my soul" The moose was hon adjusted.
tha black cap WAS placed oyer his face and
the trap spr,irJ, His neck was broken
by tho fall. Z After hanging seventeen
minutes bis body WAS taken down, eucased
in plain ooffin and placed ia charge Of
the attending priest. The streets about
the Jail were filled with dense crowd
Gambia oauuty riuruerer's D.ato.
isBENsBUse. Pa, SAP. a3.-Mchaal
Murray was ShAnReu mere ghtS afternoon at
/ :25, for the murder Of John HaI douf,
near Summiiyille, on the 12th Of last
October. He assembled the scaG'1ld with
o faltering step, accompanied by "a priest.
In reply to the usual question of the sheriff
he simply said Good byor Ho then
surveyed the cpuwd with wild look and
seensd for tho fcst tune TO realize his
awfui position, whcu the drop fell. His
death was almost instantaneous. Two
hundred people switsesscd h;s execu.
zion, which took placs in the Jail
yard During his confinement his demeanor
was mast stoiid until this morniuy, when
he sent for the priest. He stayed UP last
night until midnight when he retired and
slept until five O'Clock On arising he
sucked q cigar, ate hearty breakfast aud
then engaged In religions exercises
until his execution. He said he
would be the happiest man in
Heaven, and betrayed signs OF great men.
| t1l agony Michael Smith was to have
been hanged along with Murray 10 day,
| but he walked out OF Jail three weeks ago
aud has not sucs been heard FROM.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23
Tho Granger Urotrer.' SHOW.

Last evening the Granger Brothers with
snail company gave an entertainment
consisting OF mesmorism, exposure OF
spirtuiism, 80. In the opera house, to a
small audience. Quite numbor Of very
clever tricks were performed which seemed
to please tho audience and considerable of
tho bueiness wac old, Although Miss
Lulu Hurst. the Georgia electric girl, Is
billed with the show, the lady is exhibit
ing in California at present. \ lady who
touk heT place did ljtt!o during tho per
formance. Tho show will bo given again
u night.
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A Pleasant Entertainment.

From tho New York Sun.
"Yca," he said, "l attended bull fight
In Mexico once and | thoroughly enjoyed
IT,"
81 canaot understand how ono can enjoy
brutal affair OF that kind" was the
reply. .
"Nothipg brutal about the fight refer
to.n
Don't you consider it brutal for lot
OF Mexicans to wautonly kill bull ?''
"Ges, but in this case tho bull killed a
lot of Mexieans," -.i...
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n.AIrr ~ Pni.auEiraiA.

Its c,iyirg Callers -BskiHS 10 Eairniuutt
psrk-Co View - Parade go i-Ht
PHLApELPHIA Sept 23.--Blaiuo slept
late this morning after tho fatigue OF
yesterday and breakfasJed iG his room.
After breakfast he received callers
for about ihTgs hours, among them
being some Of the most prominent bust
ness men 10 Philadelphia. Az enc o'clock
he went for = drive i'll FairlDouuJ park.
Quite large crowds had gathered ia the
hotel corridor and around tho Chestnut
street 'front.' but Blaine slipped out quietly
by the Ninth street exit. TIE Union
Lsag ue proposes TO give him 4 reception
ut three O'Clock, hut this part ot
the programme will probably be aban-
dOued for want OF time. Ia the evening
Blaine i, To viow tEo paCai from the
Uuinu League clubs rooms, atior which hD
will return 70 New York senator Don.
Cameron came tn towl this morning aud
WAS among thu drsf 20 ohn on BlaiDe.
James NJ Scuvel Was also among rhg
callers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23

A hueiy.c xccutcd organ solo Will begin and
close both parts of the programme at TIC
musical recital in Trinity chapel this even.
ing at O'Clock. rhe other instrumental ana
vocal rem erings Will also be of such cha rae
ter and OF sufficient number 10 constitute q
thoroughly pleasant evening for all who can
bc present. The charge for admission will lie
81 cents tor adults and Is cents ter children
tho tickets u DO for sale at tho door OF the
~
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,..r r.;uc.,I,ra, p,,n,,..

The general conference Of the 4. NJ. Z.
church a5 ts session in Baltimore in May
last er' tbiisACd an endowment anniversary
10 b" I'D on the third Sunday of Septem
b"rlI zach year. and ths Collections taken
Hp IA that day are TO be applied to fund
for educational purposes. The A. NJ. i.
chrlch Df this city observed the anniversary
SuudAg and raised respectable amouUt,
which vii b. forwarded tn the parties in
charge Of tho fund.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23

ToLEpo.-Wheat was dun No = red, for
each ab 7jl%c tor sept. ut I5Hc; Oc. lie
Nov. Ts5Ec: bee. At Sic askeu No. soft
at SLc sl~Egt
. com w.lS quiet, but steady; No. cash and
sept at J6Lc bid, SIC asked Oct. ut BIC bid.
oats werg ,tnaoy; No.2aL2 Ne
uETByIr Wheat was weak No White AT
igGG, Tor c3sn, Sep and Oct; size for nov I:
r,d AZ 3.s. Iug6ipta, 500 % bushels,
COrn-So. ut . l1.C asked.
Uals-L' ~ mixed AT 23Sac bid ; No. w hiis
at iH hii; 50 g -6t.c bid
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23
rrCiEht Wreck,

4 freight wreck occurred at tho bridge
over the Big Conestoga creek, on the
Pennsylvania railroad AZ au early hour
THE morning. Engine 575 Tan into tho reac
oi another train and WAS badly demolished
TIE cabooEe aud one car Of the front train
waa completely wrecked. No ono was
Injured, but tho track was blocked for
sever Al hours.
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Hay Fever.

have been afflicted Tor twenty ears, dur
ing the months OF August and September,
with Hay Fever, and have tried various RENEE
dies without relief. was iniuced TO try Elys
Cream Balm have usod IL with tavorablo,re-
sulls, and can confidently recommend 10 to
ali similarly aiiiicted.-RobUrt w, TownieY,
('N Mayor Elizabeth, NJ j.
cNn recommend Ely's Cream Balm 10 alt
Hay Fever sufferers, IL being, in my opinion,
founded upon experience; IA sure cure. was
afflicted with Hay Feyer for twenty-five years
and never before found permanent reliet '-
Webster II. Hashtus, MarShteii, Vt,
80 -2wdeod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23

n wit OF replevin was issued from the
rrothunotary's Office this morning in a
suit brought by Barton Wengcr against c.
:. Kline. constable. Wenger is the pro-
pTietor of the hctel adjoining tho Eastern
market aud his goods wero levied upon by
the constable on landlords warrant for
overdue rent, and hs had the suit OF rs
pleyin issued TO again got possession of bis
furniture.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23
une Iujursd and Another K,iisa by Light

DOVER. N. H.. Sept. 23.--Theodore
Rjulean, aged IS, ana Hurteuss Pare
aged 16, both French Canadians, ws,ic
walking home from bali at Rochester,
N. H., last night, were 0yertaken by II
thunder storm and both were struck by
lightning. Roulean was instantly killed ana
Miss Paro's hair, one arm and hand were
badly burned, ard she has lost her reason
which, it is iearcd, will not be restored.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23

PORTLAND, OREGON, Sept. % -FiIe
last night destroyed the wharf and ware
house property OF Dalph & Thompson
with their contents, consisting of agricul-
tural implements belonging TO Knapp,
Burrell e. Co. The loss Of the former firm
ia s1S, 600, aud of the latter, about $50, 900.
The fire is sscribed to tramp3.
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Arrested Ter s,ptsiUIug HoDsy 0n Ehl .
PrslsusS.

MONTREAL, Sept. 90 --rhoa, S. Judah,
Il justice o. the peace, has heen arrested
aud ,pIaccd under bail to answer the charge
of obtaining S25, 200 from q B. Buriand
under false pretense by giving mortgage
on property Which he represented to be
Owned by him Individually, but OF which
he is only iiveeEhths owner. His
arrest has caused sensation, as both
Judah and Burlsnd are members OF prom
mont aud respected families in Montreal
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m eritsS Praies.

Tire universal praise bestowed upon Kidney
Wort "a an Invaluable remedy tor all disor
dera OF the Kidneys, Liver ana Bowels, is well
meIited. its virtues are universally known
ana its cures arc reported 6n all sides. Many
obstinate cases have succumbed to IL after
they had been given up by tho doctors and II
thorough treatment will never TAIL TO euro.
Old by all druggists. SEQ Advt
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EsS YORK a1sYHets

EEw fuaE, sept. 23.--Flour--state and
Western quiet and very steady. Southern
firm.
caster aad los' most Of ire advance; less
doing 40 ! Whtoe, nnminnli No. iLe,i,
Dcr, Sass 6itGLtC; Nov si5sHS7>4c: Dec., S9x
aSJ9zc fan, D,122lLc Mar, 94Jgrlc
Corn AI9lAc lower and heavy: Wixnd
~ .'sGu -'ui. 5qS64%c 4; .iH tntnIe, 499GBAc.
y 4 shade lower; No. = Sept. $3.50 |;
Oct. 3tZ fS3llGe Nov, Se1932Hc; state. $50
iic: Fe fern, 32diec.
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COUNTY COMMITTEES.
- Tnore VIII be meeting OF the Demo.
cratic county cOmmitte OF Lancaster county
IN the rooms OF the City COMMITTEES, third fioor
OF kepler's pos toflice building, North Queen
street, al 800 m, on MONDAY, SEPT. 30
fuii attendance OF the memoers is urgent.
ly requested. W. u. uENSEL
Chsirman.
LANCASTER Pa Sept l6,l2sl. sI7-d&Wtm
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wsges ana salaries to De Koaucso.

READING, Sept. 23.-Notice is posted ia
the works of the Brooke iron company, OF
Birdsboro, of ton per cent. reduction in
the salary and wages Of tho employees, ex-
cept tho day laborers. The reduction il
to take effect Oct. /. The works iucud,
rolling mill, furnace. nail mill, etc., EN-
ploying altogether 600 hands.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23
lICEiru After County !niJcer,

County Commissioners Myers. Sunny
aud Iiildcbvapd, drove to the lower end of
the county yesterday afternoon, to look
after the BRIDGES uow being constructed in
that vicinity. They will return to this
city on Thursday.
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inspecting an Alleged Nuisance.

fHtPeUIIng HH AINKeu NUIsHHU''
The water committee of councils visited
tho premises of Joseph Stark to ass la
whether the filth from his bone boiling
establishment empties into the CoEest0gs
creek, above the water works. The
committee made thorough inspection OF
the premises and will take action on the
matter at their next stated meeting.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23

L"E EENr.
4 An lOO-AcTc Dairy Pam, situated 2 miles
from Lancaster; good buildings rent low.
a27 lmdSSW HIRsIl & BROS.
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Actors III s Fire.

a block Of buildings in Portland,
Oregon, including tho Esmoud house, was
burned on Sunday night. Tie total loss
is sl20, 900 insurance, 100000 Among
the guests In the hotel were Lawrence
Barrett and Louis James and wife. They
saved their personal effects.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23

To Reading. on Wednesday, September p
lrain leaves Lancaster (King street), at 7.3O
m, Columbia 7.S0 a. ~. fare only sl.S.
Leave Petersburg at 7'53, and Landisvillo ut
7.S9 Il. N, fare, sl.l5. Leave Mannheim ut SIT
n. IN, ; fare, sl0I Leave Mtltz ut s.23 IN. ;
fare, 9Gc. Leave Ephrata at $50 a. III. fare
s1c. Ityou want to see good fair and have a
rafting good time, go TO Reatiing on SCptem.
ber "a. Admission to fair only 25c.
scn.IG N 23sItw
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john Coyle left for Wheeling, West Viz
Rinia. last night TO attend the annual ses
ION oj the ilish Catholic Benevolent
UuioD, as Il delegate from st. Miohaors
SCCirty, Cf this City
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23
SPECIAL NOTICES,

In the Hop Porous Plaster tho virtues of
Fresh Hops are combined with strengthening
and stimulating balsams, ami lis cures OF
Weak Back Pain in the Side. Rheumatism,
and Neuralga or Pain In the Chest are simply
marvellous, 1t being more Cfiicacious anu
thorough than any linimont or lIqniu rene
dies. You'll say so after using.
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Rasn Deed OF . Dry Goods Merchant.

FITcHBuRG, Mass, Sept. 23.-L. q.
Brown. a leading dry goods merchant, cut
his throat with razor to. day, aud there is
no hope of his recovery, Mr.. BIown was
representative in the Legislature in
1889.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23

A Reception to hon. s. J. Randall.
Hon. Samuel J. Randall will be 10 this
city on Friday evening and will be tendert d
reception by his many friends hero. The
fut 10 morrow evening 1t is expected the
programme will be announced.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23
Suspension OF a STOCK n-oksr.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The suspension
of q. A. Mintun has Just been announced
1T the stock exchange. lie has no out
standing contracts in the board.
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MnArrrn InuruArinNs.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept. 23.--For the
Middle Atlantic st,,tes, fair weather
in the southern part, partly cloudy
weather and local rains In the northern
part, variable winds, nearly stationary
temperaturr, lower barometer.
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Some Of tho testimonials IRON different pGo.
pie relative 10 Thomas hcteotric on and the
roict it has gwen thCn whom distressed by
hcndpChc. earache, ann tOothachu are az inter.
4. ting reading "a you will fnd This being II
~tanuaid medicine, i- sold everywhere 10y
y. For sale 4. II. V. Cochran, Drug
gist Ci3I and l3l North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23

PHYGICfAss attest! Coiden's Liquid Eccf
IL particularly nseful In Diphtherit, FoYer,
and every depressing disease"
sls.IvdcoaSw
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"Aite having suffered for D years with pa
raly,iI." says Mr.. Joseph Yates OF Paterson,
New Jersey. was cured by Samaritan
Ncrpine' Mr., Yates authorizes this state
ment. Your ugsi3t keeps it, $50
slGlwdT ,ThSs&W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23

A RELIABLE means OF eradicating local dis
ease OF tho skin, viz. "tilonn's Sulphur SOAP.
- iill's Hair aud Whiaker bye" 90 cents.
80. lwdoOikw
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,'ni,adcIpnl. attic msrxer.

MoYpAy. sept. 2A-rhe arrivals OF two
stoc" ut the various stock yards were:
For ~" wc"k-i 900 bccves, II 900 sheep, 1850
hogs. Previous w"rK-,&,CW bceves, l2,00l
sheep s. 100 hogs.
Iieef cattlc were IN larger supply, and with
oaly mo crate cemaud; prices towards the
close Geciircd fraction.
we quote as follows:
a5'4c; COMMON, iG,A TEXANS, iet6c.
sat cows were doEoralized AZ 2haahc.
Milch cows were slow NJ sSo'f,5
Veal calves were active at 5I73.c; Grass
calves, Sasgil per head
sheep aEd lambs were IN full supply,
and with IL good demand prices continuCd
g'cauy
Woquote rs f5!juws:
Extra, 4.6taG. 5000, ~ piI3c MediGul, 81
Hogs were unchanged We quote Western
from 910l&c country from io9c,
sALrs oF BEEyEs AT wEsr PHILADELPHIA YARDS
Among the stIles at the West rnilanelPhi1
Godger aayuer, 80 vet Va. "a 4aG34o.
Daniel Murphy; H. western Pa 44.Se9e,
John MeArdlo, 800 Western and West Va 59
Danlol smyfh ga, & Bro l.5 W. Va. 4xqoEc.
+ F. MSEiiin, MSEilin, y Z, " Va "a 1885, iss5yio
Iiipple n Brother, 40 Western and Pa. cows,
3dIkc.
Owen smith, l5iW. Va 4bgEGAc.
sSnSmgoIF Ffsu fq IA sGS y \. y sss seo
Levi LSwenstetG 80 w. "a tNaGKc.
Isaac adler. liD w. Va, 4Sss95Hc.
So LUwenstein, lii Texans 4kf05c.
;. neilbron, i2j Texans, 4&Gc5llc.
Il Guaiu, S6 mixed SS46p4hu.
II. Chain, it,, IS Va. 5f95SSc,
Bachman & LeYi. l3b ". Va 4uGtsg.
". b Herb srL, 81 w. Va, 5IJGc.
James Clemson, Ga Wes crn aad Chester . %
5G6c,
l.. Horn, 30 W, Va. 4l95c
NJ, Gilman. 32t estern aud W. Va, 5il6&G.
| schwartz Il Miller, 20 Maryland, 5HGGAc.
! n. Levi. 70 W, Va. 5Sabszc.
| ,, SchcctZ, 40 W. Va, ,t@Q5Lsc.
| DenniI Smyth. TO W. Va, 5d6Ar
DRESSED MEATS.
| Jiiy DreSSUI BccvGs were active ut 500 &c
! The sales OF common as low rs 10.
ABArToIR HALI3.
Roigor Mayues, 100 head, 7h1l1c,
| T., McCandiess Co, lSl head, 1iQ!Oi4c
! =. =. bgnglyT, "a head, S&a9kc.
| j. +. LowdaII, 100 heat, SSI9Mc,
| IA. IL. Bechman, % heal, 7194c
| j. N. Ward, 50 head, 7p9s$c.
4 Dr1saed sheen were active at 7d9f,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23
Tells the Truth.

This medicine eau highly rocommG Gnu
Bnrdock blood BHterS are the best blood ph.
riner wc nave ever useG.' Chil. a. BuTt, ~
Court ST.. Buffalo, ~. Y. For snle by ~ Is.
Cochran, druRftsi. iT aud l39 hUrth Queen
street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23
tNtiH KENT.
LAR9E EMHNT

OF PAUL " Hamilton's Organ Factory torn.
erly Cox's Coach Factory, can be rented
either with or without power. TOR storing Oh
tor. Also ono Large hoom Tor same purposes.
Inquire OF PAULL q HAhlLTONs
a29tfd sS5 Church St. near south Dusos
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-23

INsrATE Or AaDRsAs gems. LArn Os
Ia Lancaster city, DECEASED. The unecr-
signed auditor. appointed 10 distribute
the balance remaining In IN snds ot
those legally entitled 10 the same. will sit for
that purpose ON THURSDAY. OCToBkHss.
lss4 AZ 10 O'Clock, q. M, In the Library koo7s
OF the Court House, In the City OF lancaster
where all persons fnteresied IN said dtstrsbu
ton may attend. W. .A,WiLsok
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