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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08
SECOND EDITION.
THE GOVERNMENT.
Tho Fitz John Porter BilI Ia tue senate
Logan Refuses TO serve on the Com
mittee-an Indian Agents
Account OF Border



Troubles.
WASHINGTON, May S.-The House to-
day declined, by vote of G8 to- 09, to 20
| into committee on the appropriation bills
| and at 1925 went into committee of the
whole on the state of the Union.
All prior bills we're set aside, and the
| House, in committee, took up the bill ap-
propriatinR 81 200, 900 to the New Orleans
| Worlds Fair.
In the senate.
In the Senate the chair laid before the
| Senate message announcing the non.
concurrence Of the House in the Senate
| amendment to tho Fitz John Porter bill.
| The Senate insisted on its amendments
and the chair appointed conference
committee consisting of Messrs. Sewell,
| Logan and COokrel.
Logan announced that he could not
| and would not serve, aud was excused.
Hawley was appointed in his place.
| A commissioners Report on Inuian Dis.
turDanCos,
The commissioner of Indian affairs has
| received communication from Agent
Rardau at the Navajo, Arizona, Indian
agency, dated April 80, concerning the
| recent disturbance at Mitchelps store. The
agent transmits the report of a scout VIII o
was sent to tho scene of the disturbance,
from which the following facts are gath
cred
Six Navajos, four men and two
| women, went to Mitchells to trade. One
| OF them pointed gun at white man,
| which caused tho whites present TO grasp
their arms. The Indian was disarmed by
| one of his companions, who showed that
| the gun was not loaded. The whites
| thereupon laid aside their arms, but the
Indian who had been pointing the gun
called out to an Indian outside "The
Americans are going to kill me - The
| Indian drew his revolver aud advanced to-
ward the house, whereupon the whites
shot and killed the Indian, who had
begun the difficulty. The Iudiau outside
began Gring into the store, but was
shot by MitChelps son, who cams from
the field. The whites then began firing
at the other Indians, rs they were trying
| to escape and wounded one of them.
| Some Utes, who were camped near by, then
went over 20 Spencer's store and told tho
two Americans who were there that
| some Navajos had been killed at
MltchelPs. The Americans started for
Mitchelrs, and the Utes gutted the store
| in their absence. The scout says that the
| Navajos subsequently stole 30 horses from
| hitchelPs coral, but promise TO return
them. The letters brought in by the
scouts indicate that the NavajOs and tics
have stolen a number of horses from set
| tiers iu the neighborhOOd.
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The ,ity band fair was well attended
last evening. An album was chanced on,
George Martin being tho lucky
recipient. The various articles are now
being disposed of choaply by tho paddle
system This evening the Loidcrkranz
society will bo present in a body and will
sing several choice selections.
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A young man named Robert H. lIaldc-
man, in tho employ oi a. 3. Herr, Of
Lancaster township, robbed his room mate,
Amos Kaufman, yesterday morning OF u
watch aud suit of clothes, aud entering
the room Of the hired girl, Mary Bucher
stole S. in money aud promissary notes
amounting to 81, 900.
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Croam and COLD water.

what luxury II u bath IN summer. surely,
but greater luxury Is clear head In winter;
lust when almost everybody IL sncozing ana
snuflling with "A COLI in the head. But when
you are attacked use Eiy's Cream Balm. IL
cures colds IN the head, and what IL better, ~
cures the worst cases ot chronic catarrh ana
hay tower. Notn liquid, not snun. Pleasant
touso, Quick relief, Radical cure
my52wdGodSw
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l,EAsDNA NrUESsiilts.
- Put Away Furs and WoOlens with
Tarine Moth Pads. or Pfeizer's Refined
Camphor.

LII TuE DISEASES or rHE LUNaS,
N stomach, Liver end Kidneys, which
Yearly carry thOU sands to umtiu.CIy graves,
can undoubtedly be cured by ;ho treatment
pursued Uy ,-
DR. II. -. LOSGhkER.
No feeling of egOtism prompts the eXhiUi.
tIOn of the numerous certificates OF cures tnAt
can he cen ut the doctors CflCe.
Office 3 FAST walnut street, Lancaster. ia.
Consultation tree. myS-3tdSW
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This Is the usual exclamation Of one RtlllCt-
ed with rh0uma, ism, or laucncss, Rheumatic
people ARE indrcI entitled to our sincere sym'
pRthY and COMMUNICATION. SPECIFY rGlici is
offered them I'm DR.. 3hOmGS' EClectric OF
For sale by II. u. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
l39 North Queen street.
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iienry,- UarDono snIye,

The best Salye I'm the world for cuts bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rneum, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, COINS and all kinds OF skin
erupuons, irecklos and pimples. The salye Is
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. 30 sure you
get HgNRY's CARnoLIO sALyE, ns all others are
but limitations and countorteit9. Price Is
cents. sold In Lancaster Ht CoChran's Drug
store, 1877 North Queen street. mY29-4
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KEW York MAIL afA.

EBw YoRW, May s.-Flour-state and West
ern very irin and In moderate demand.
Wheat very irregular; May and June opened
4l85Ec niSheri later this was lost and prices
declined AP4c; other months L9I1c better;
No. Red, May, 81 09al 10 June, 81 lOJE9
| l2S July, tl 0s1f0l 09N ; do Aug, 81 O61s
@l OF; Sept, sl0l Dec, 81 10.
Corn Adlhc higher rather quiet; Mixed
Western spot al 5sgg5Ic; do future, Gi41
sc.
Oats LI9Lc better. including No. June,
SsAQS9 July S9GQ ) Ac state, iO8i7c West.
ern, 3SGl5c.
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PUBLICATIONS KEoEivDp.
A Model ssrios at school Readers

a Model series Uf school keRietr.
One of tho most marked phases OF the
development and improvement "f the
popular education system Is the advance
made iu school books. In thor editing,
printing, binding and Illustration vastly
more regard il bad to real culture than
was marilcsted by tho buOkmakers short
time ago There Ii no such difference
even between the rude apparatus and
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tion and those Of the present, as there
is between the old fashioned, oarolessly
edited, sloyenly printed aud clumsily
illustrated school books of twenty five
years ago, and the rob, instructive aud
handsome text books of to day. The
contents of readers are especially impOr.
taut, because the selections exercise much
influence and leave u lasting impression
upon tho plastic miud 20 which through
eye aud ear the text is communicated by
the routine OF tho class room.
With regard to moral, aesthetic aud
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in the making Of school books has been aC-
COmpltshcd than is realized in the Butler
series, published by f. II. Butler Il Co.,
of Philadelphia. The beautiful chocolate
colorcd cover, Of great durability, clear
type, good paper. finished Illustrations,
judicious selections aud Intelligent drtui.
tOns are characteristic Of all the series !;
but in the FOurth and + fth readers ,esprc
tally, the literary excellence OF the puUli.
cations IN manifested. Thor arrange
meut bears out the idea OF giving
those who usC them 'rOmethIng to
remember" The Fifth reader Is made
mp Of selections which range through
the whole field of American aud English
literature, and ia tho index OF authors
there is not ~ b. found an unworthy
name but, better than this, the disCrimi.
nation ia mrkiu- SELECTIONS from them
shows a superiority of taste aud Judgment
distinguishing manual Of literature
rather than "a school reader. Tho brief
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that ia needed to mako this book not only a
model for the school room, but Is convent
ence in the scholars library
home science
This is thn name OF a bright NV month
" periodical, printed by SUldrn X Hop
kns, New York, devoted tn the mission
of "gOOd counsel, sound knowledge and
loving sympathy" It's fist number is
remarkably good, containing excellent
articles from writer's ike DE-. CDlIyer,
Dio Lewis, Richard ). StorTs aud Prof.
Thwiug. II the excellence Of tho May
number ~ kept up, H0p.c Science must
soon become hous ohoId prriodl"aL
Too Century FOR MAY.
The May Cenuy is very rahiLb 0
number. Julian Hawthorne coLtr butes
an oxcelcnt arDirl' cIuo,ruing his father =
associations about Salem, Mass Hem y
James begins an interesting novel " Lady
Barberna," tho hero Oi which Is \ young
American doctor, ol colossal wealth.
Thomas HugLcs gives an able study Of
T.. 4 80 To-, Il =
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

sure cure for Biud. BIceding and Itching
Pilo1. On" box has cured ine worst case o. ~
years standing. N"0no nCoh suffer Ave min.
utcs after using Williams Indian Pile Oint,
mCnt ~ absOTbs tumOrg. allRys itching, acts
a. podltiC", gives instant relief Prcpai ed
only tor PILES, itching ~ the private parts
nothing else Sold by druggists ana mailed
on receipt OF pniCc. o.. Sold by ~ B Coch.
ran. ~ ana l3g North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

Nervousness, Nervous Debility, Neuralgia,
Nervous Shock, ST. Nitus Dance, Prostration,
and all diseases OF Nerve Grncrntivc Organs,
are all permanently and ia lCally cured by
Aliens Brain Food, tho great botanical re.
medy. o. pkg, Tor f5.-At druggists, or by
mail from j. II. A len SIS First Avo, New
York CITY. my'lwdM, ,W&FSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08
Tho Grant Fsiiures.

New YORK, May S.-Frederick ID.
Grant and Jesse Il. Grant have made an
assignment, the former giving preferences
OF $240, 900, and the latter of s9j, 900.
ment.
j. d. Fish also made an assignment.
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piyostpperst,ous

Charles y. Strine, residing at 800 North
Queen street, has been made tho happy
father of y bouncing girl who Is we'll sup
piled with grand parents, az living at tho
present time are two granlflthers, Quo
grandmother, ono great grandfather, one
great grandmother and ono great, great
grandmother, who is ninety five years
old
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

FruHI,u's Root BittCrS arc not n dram shoI
beverage, but ar strictly medicinal In every
sense. Inry act strongly upon the Liver ano
kiducy-, keep the bowels q IN and rcgulSr
q causu luu blood and system Oi every impu
rily. sold by druggists, 81. Sold by II T.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

1rEoI4L NUi,UEs.

That weak huck or pain in the sidu or hips
you Will hnd Immediately reliryed when Il
Hop Piasier Is applied. II s,rrusthons the
muscles, giving this ability 10 90 hard WORK
without suffering. Take none hui this, 'us
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08
a Fatal Quarrel.

TIDIouTE. Pa, May S.-Last night
George Jenne and William Ellis had a
quarrel during which Jenne shot and killed
Ellis.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08
T,w IfOaI SuDR.

PITTsBuRd, Pa, May S.-Tho tow boat
Vigilant, belonging to Jenkins, coal oper-
ators, struck pile in tho Monongahela
river, near Glenwood, Pa, last night and
sunk. The Crew was rescued. The boat
was valued at $4,000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

Let us all pun out Of tins sea OF sickness
ana dc-pOudeu Cy, amt got un TO AI0Ck iOun.
uatiOn Oi good, suOug health. BurdoCk BiOOd
BiHeTS are the tHiug to pun Tor. They ARE one
OF the most renowned health IC-tOraliNcs ever
manufactured tur sNln 10y II. Il. Cochran,
druggist, l31 and la9 NOrth Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May s.-For The Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy. weather
and rain, northeasterly winds, becoming
variable, stationary temperature.
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IDEiTIiS

PnrcG.--Muv I, ls'i, in THIS city, samuel IL.
PRICE, aged ~ years.
The relatives aud tie;ris OF the family are
respectfully inViled to ult"n the funeral
from his late residence, NO 10 South Lime
street, on SlluIdly afternoon at 2:3D o'clock.
ntcrmcut at l. nctstor cemetery. 2,d'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

TRIESTE, May S.-A terrible panic oc,
CURED in chapel here this morning caus.
cd by the altar catching fire. Many people
were injured in the mad rush to escIpe.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

NoTHING Equals Aliens Bilious rhysic in
quickly relieving COstivencsS, Heaiachc =
Heartburn and all other Bilious II oublcs; ?.
cents. large botilo.-At druggists.
my5.lwdM, ,WSFEw
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A 100000 Fire.

HARTFORD, Conn, May S.-Joseph J.
Och's fur factory, at Norwalk, was burned
last night. Loss, $4,000. Sixty hands
are thrown out of employment.
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"It can send ono suffering soul to you,N
writes james COrOin, of Washburn, III "
will be- happy. Samaritan. NerUiae cured me,
and viii cure all eases OF tits." $3.50,
my6.lwdeOdSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

ANY physician VINO Is acquainted with It's
properties viii say that Glenn's sulphur Soap
ia II reliable remedy JrlOcll skin diseases.
my5 lwdcodSw
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ntnnn,A lLnu.enuIn ranncoa

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. WNl most surely quicken tho blood
whether taken internally or applied eKter.
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain aliCviatOr and II IL warranted dOu.
bic the strength than any other similar propa.
ration.
1t cures pain IN IN" siie, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rh"unatism. TOothuche, and
ALI ACHES, ma IL Tho treat RsIievsr o,
Pain. " BEOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
shoud Il" in every family. A toaspooniul OF
the Panacun IA u tumhl"r "t hot water sweet.
cuci, II: profc'r"dl ralten nt bedtime, viii
BREAK UP 4 COLD - cnut- nOttl.
mavl-T Tn.FSw
-.H~r-~
FOR Lame nhcR, oIIc or Cnrs,, usp sHI.
LOH's POROUS rLN~TSh Price, u cent
sold by II. II. Cochran, l37Rnd l3n North Queen
street. Lancaster 'eBlioOdG
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

ruYsiCiANs prescribe Coldens Liquid Beet
Tonic for the weak, worn, and dyspcAtic.
Take no other. mA6 lwdoodSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08
IMrATnOF ntIIKIUH nEis.. LAVE uF
4 ssIanrn rsrArE nF InnN ..In.

A ssIaNED EsTATE OF John aLOss
n and wife, OF Mannheim township Lancas.
ter county, having by deed OF voluntary as.
sgnment, dated May o, 1884, assigned and
transferred all their estate aud effects TO tho
undersigned tor the benefit OF the creditors
of the said John Gloss. Notice IL hereby
given To all persons indebted TO said slgnors
to make Immediate payment TO the under,
TO present them to GEORGE KIRCHER,
Assignee.
j, l., ETRISMATl, Atty myS-ltd&Gtw
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VINuE NEW YORK
" SUN "

REACHES LANCASTER AT 9:96 A, Nj.
on the day OF publication. c. II. BARR
Will supplyit promptly on order. or Will
send II bN mail NJ 50 cents "A month. AdI'ess
l.W. ENGLAND, Publisher" THE -uN,"
m2l.3md New l ork City
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FOREIGN NOTES.

An Exp loeion OF dynamite, which slows 10
Women to Atoms
LONDON, May SIN a hut at Mobiles
dynamite factory in Ayrshire, Scotland, a
cartridge exploded, blowing ten women
to atoms and seriously woundng two
others.
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rev xorU.
Quotations by Associated Press.

IuOLALlOns Dy AHsuUIAIou FIu'5s
stocks lower. Money trm at S0tc.
New York Central, l,................. ..,....ll9
Erie RAILROAD, '''.sss..''''''s's..sa 40
Adams Express ..............s......s.i5t
Michigan Central Railroad. ,............... ~
Michigan Southern Railroad. d............... 9s,<
Illinois Central Railroad. ...............
Cleveland q Pittsburgh Railroad. ..ls0
Chicago u Rock Island Railroad. ........ll1k
Pittsburgh n Fort Wayne Railroad 1907
western Union Telegraph Oompany..... b91a
Toledo wabash. .......................... ~
New Jersey Central l........................ 10
New York Ontario 4 Western........s.... 9S
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.sIGNED ESTATE OFF WATSON II
n Miller and Wife, OF Lancaster City, Lam
caster CONTEMPLATION IA. Miller and wife, OF
Lancaster CITY, having by deed OF voluntary
and tran stcTred all the estate and effects OF
said Watson IA. Miller to the Undersigned for
the hCnetit OF the creditors OF the said Watson
IL Miller. he therefore gives notice TO all per-
sons indebted to said assiBnor, To make pay
nent To ne undersigned without delay, and
those having claims TO present them TO
CHARLES NJ, HOWELL, Assignee,
l89 North Queen street, Lancaster CITY.
apr5.6tdoaw
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RED HORSE Powders car, All ularases
fhrr~u. CATTLE -nrcp, nops p"ultry .nd all
Live 1lOCk \ Post IIN kCt RE. may e
tor s.ur Al II. T.. t""NLln's dIur N"rc l37
North Queen street
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n. CALDw ELL Il 90.
Silver Plated Ware.

Modern inventions have
greatly improved the manutac-
ture of Silver-Plated Ware, and
skilled designers have contribu-
ted largely to the attainment OF
the present symmetry in shapes
Our Tea Sets, Dinner Ser
vices and Flat Ware, such as
Knives, Forks and Spoons, have
the appearance and finish OF
solid silver. In these the as
sortment is at all times large
and complete.
The productions of all prom
inent makers will be found rep.
resented in our stock. In the
higher grades we particularly
recommend the Hard Meta,
wares OF the Gorham Co.
We cordially invite an exam,
ination Of our stock, feeling con
fdent that the moderate prices
prevailing, cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction to every one
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Phiiadsipnis.
Quotations by Associated Press.

Stocks weak.
Philadelphia a Erie IL. L.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Reading Railroad. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LES
Pennsylvania Railroad d..................... boa
united Compsnies OF New Jersey
Northern Pacinc... ....,s.......I.s.sss....ss ~
Northern Pacinc Preterred.............. blA
Northern Central Railroad. COX
Lenigh Navigation Company.............t t6h
Norristown Railroad. ................."...lllN
Central Transportation Company'........ 20
Pittsb'g, Titusville n buffalo IL. R.....,... 6A
Little SchuVllSin Railroad. ......-..s.,.,....N VI
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lJ0iMnN NJ ~, s.nIfnnnN NV Or

DUbLlO SALE oE VALUABLE BUiBb.
! ING LOTS. ON SATURDAY, MAY g.,
1854, AZ | O'CLOCK p. m, will be sold on tho
premises, ftty lots OF % teot caCh fronting on
south Prince and Beaver street in this city.
These lots lie south OF Hag"r street, near TO
the cotton mills, Urban n Burgers planning
mill, furnace. gas works dye works and O,her
industries, ana about one block from the now
school house uOOuLtO be erected IN tho Fourth
ward.
rhirty per cent. Of the purchase money
must be paid and possession given imnU-
diatcly, and the baian co OF 70 per cent. may be
charged upon the property nui paid IN nve
years, with six per cent
may3.tfd B.FRANk ESllLEMAN.
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- and 81 %. Black SILKS ut u 90, Sl25 ana
81 70. All good value. The goods are INST
class and will DS put against anything IN this
market for Color, Quality or FINISH. Rem-
nants OF Carpets ut and below cost
sMAkk,s. No. 81 North Queen 81.
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LEGIL NOTICES.


INsTATEOE " iLLiaM sCBLAUOb, LAlE
IA of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters OF
administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned. all persons in-
u'bted thereto are requested to make iDmc-
dtatc payIE eut, ana those having claims or de-
mands against the same, will present them
without delay Tor settlement to the under
signed, residing In Lancaster city.
ELIZABETH SCHLAUCH,
a5.GtlOaw Administrators.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

Ia of Lancaster City, Pa, deCCascd,-
Letters testamentary on said estate
having been granted to the Undersigned
all persons indebted thereto are requested TO
make Immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same, Will pre-.
undcTsiSncd, residing In Lancaster City, Pa.
JOHN A. BOYLE,
MARY CECILIA BOYLE,
Inl-Gtdoaws Executors.
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.Tr or JUUn w. HUXLEY. LArr

I,,TATE or JOHN w. HUXLEY, LATE
l., OF Lancaster city, deceased. The un.
drrsignoh auditOr appointed to distribute
the balance remaining in the hands OF
Alfred A. Hublcy. aimlnist rator, to and among
those legally entitled to the same, will SIT tor
that purpose on Tuesday, June3, d. 1881 ,hl 10
O'Clock a. m, in the Library Room OF the
CouIt-UOuse in the city OF Lancaster, whrrG
ali persons Interested III satd distribution may
attend u. IL. holhND,
ma GtdoawTh AuDitOr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-08

1IsrATEOF HENRY ). NOUS8, LATEJr
Ia Lancaster city, dec Il. Letters OF admins.
trutiOn on said estate having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons inuebted thereto
Hro requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims or demands against
the same, viii present them without delay tor
settlement to the undersigned, residing in
Lancaster city aforesaid.
SUSAN NJ. YOUNG. ADMINISTRATIVE.
q. N. SPROUL, Atty. a22 6tdoaw
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ron SALA.

l'WO LARGE wALNUT sIOKE CDUN-
i tors for salo; may be seen I'm the store room
lately occupied by Mr.. ). 8. BGIhVOn, No. lUl
North Queen stlcot lEust be removed soon.
Apply 70 c. II. LtFkNRE,
uiI-ttd Ofilco No. l37 East King st.
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w ! AHTED, "A REIiABLE bousE-
w keeper, not less than 20 or nore than 30
years to take Charge OF a hC usChOd in "A CouE-
Try town a few miles from Lancaster. Apply
m7$ts RAHTEK'S GRAPE HOTEL.