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EY The leading Stoves of tho aessnn
To be found al MRS. o o. SNYDERS
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GOTO JOHN BURKHART'S
For your Doors, SHOES and Sole
LEATHER. novl8, 8iy.
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EF New Fall and Winter Millinery al
MRS. N. J. CLARK'S
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wGo to JACOB BERTRAM for
your Confect;onaries, Fancy Gpods &
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R G 'sl Vases, fancy Fire Irons and
Stands, ana Coal Hods sll ani,.hIas fer
presents. C.E HARLAN.
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Ma JAMS WAlros Ia assisting Au-
ditor MuHLEMAN this week.
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E- Buy the light running and best New
Home sewing machine st U. E. HARLANS
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{ E% Tobacco, Cigars ard Pipes .,
Bottom Prices Of JACOB BERrRAM'S
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NEW LOCALS.

T Go TO BURKHEAD d CO and
see The Daisy" Clock to be gwen away
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PERSONAL.

-ars.o b. ssfOss is svisiaus ifieuds
in Wheeling.
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Prices from s. 50 to $50.
MORRIS 4. ARusTR0NG.

A small CHOICE LOT If cHILDREN's and
MISSES also. u
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Call and see. what yours Own
Town can do for you.
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Hoods Sdfsapariila, the great blood purifier
and regulating medicine, Is characterized b1
three pccrlarities, namely: u.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26

DIR. Rowles, OF the Marine hospital, Chi
cago tells of a singular occurrence in connec-
tion with an operation recently performed at
the hospital. Some time ago sailor appli ed
for admission. He was tall, lank, and cada-
verous, and was suffering from an almost
perpetual pain in the stomach. At
times he would be seized with frightful
commissions, and nothing seemed to
allay his sufierings but food. He had raw
enous appetite and could cat a hearty meal
a dozen times a day. The doctors, after a
long course OF treatment, succeeded In taking
from the man q tape worm and also a snake
l3 inches long, resembling monstrous
angle worm. The physicians were some
what astonshed at finding so strang Sc
resident as tho snake in tho mans
stomach, but they were quite dumb
founded by the startling phenomenon that
presented itself soon after. While exam
lining the reptile, the physicians found
that it was actually giving birth to an
other claimant for the vast quantity of food
devoured by the unfortunate Jack tar. They
could account for the appearance Of the snake
in the mans stomach, but that reptile,
which when quite small had found its way
there should increase to its present size, and
also have young was problem which they
were unable to solve. The tape worm, to
gether with the snake and its progeny, were
carefully placed in bottle, and are now on
exhibition at the dispensing department In
the custom house,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
Irish National League Of America.

Patrick Egan, president of the Irish
National League of America, in an interview
regarding the charge that the league has
degenerated into mere political machine,
and is therefore virtually dead, says awhile
was in New YORK l accepted the presi-
dcncy Of the league and thenceforth, while
holding that position was precluded from
taking part in politics. whatever my politi-
cal opinion may have been. I maintained
that position throughout the last presiden-
tial campaign, and intend to maintain the
same attitude as long as president of tho
league. That the league is dead is
Mtogether . mistake.
ave have nearly 600 branches scattered
over the country. All of them will be in ac-
tive working condition at the time of the
national convention to be held i'm Chicago
next January, which will be the largest ever
held In America, possible with the excep-
ton of that 1881, also held in Chicago. Par
nell will probably be in attendance. He has
promised % come If possibly. I. d. Sulli-
van, Of Dublin, is also expected. Sullivan
will take his seat as mayor OF Dublin on
January lst Two or three other prominent
members Of the Irish national party are ex-
DeCfod.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
A Considerate Kind of Town.

Over in Gettysburg, Miss Annie Lewis, who
is playing in Fulton opera house, was not
allowed to appear in the local opera house, a
few evenings ago, because lady next door
was i'll. and her husband asked the burgess
to prohibit the performance. The burgess
not wishing to take the responsibility upon
himself, called meeting of town council,
who, after reading certificates from two phys
icians, declaring ''that any performance in
the opera house would be detrimental to the
life OF Mrs. Neely," and hearing other argu-
ments, passed resolution not to issue any
in McClellan's opera house so long as Mrs.
G. j. Neely was in a critical condition" Mr.
j. d. Lee, manager of the company became
very indignant, but cooled down quietly and
very creditable performance was given.
Miss Lewis is big favorite in Gettysburg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
MARHETS.
Now York rroauoe Market


NEW ORR, Aug. &-h iour dull and VI chas ged
Fine. q 3G6l3 so; Superfue. 81 25l3 so; Extr
Minnesota, % 0Dtl4 90.
wheat-No Red. Winter. Sept. 9lc octo
Der, 9g1c; Nov. 051sc.
Corn5So. Mixed, Aug, 55c; Sept, 52Isc
Oct, 5lslc.
oatsENo. . Mixed. Aug, Sll<ci sept. SOI4c
Oct, 3Oszc.
Rye duh and unchanged
Barley nominal.
Pork dull mess $40 20s1l0 50.
Lard-$5 so. Sept; % so Oct
Molasses steady l79lTIfc for 50 test
Turpentine nrm at 35c on spot.
Rosin duh, strained TO good, 81 leasl III.
Freights dull.
Butter steady Western Imitation Creamery,
choice, H@22c.
Cheese dull Western Flat prime, iGeNc.i
State, 5Q7c.
Eggs dull State. l5Bi6c Western, l4gIikc.
Rice quiet Carolina and Louisiana, common
to fair, 4AG5Nc.
Sugar dull refined granulated. s1S07c Pow-
dered. 65sG6N.
Jallow steady; prime city, Sc.
Coffee dull fair cargoes, SIC.
Hay dull No 1, 9oGsl %.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
BIa,ns's Son In tn. Crowd.

The first comptroller OF the treasury has
made ruling In effect that the employment
OF twenty-four persons borne on the rolls
Of the court Of Alabama claims II entirely
without warrant by the law, and that no pay
ments can legally be made from the treasury
on their account in the future The
oct Of Congress provided for five
judges, clerk, stenographer and
an attorney to represent the United
States The comptroller found that in addi-
ton to this there appeared on the rolls the
States, clerk TO said counsel, experts, clerk to
experts, messengers watchmeii, &c, whose
aggregate salaries amounted to about $34, 500.
Besides this sum 5000 had been paid out in
1885, and 8, 900 in 1884 for counsel. Among
the employees effected are Jas. q. Goodrich,
"expert In insurance" at an annual salary OF
e4,200, and Walker Blaine, assistant counsel
for the United States, at $3,5O0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26

new Yosx. Aug ae--war street IN .. n.-
Money - ~ pef oeat. nxchange Quiet
ana weak rates have been rsGoced 10 q Sl9<o
so<. 0Dvernments nrm. cut<ensy gs, Coup,
slss Did s,Cs, tosI el1s,S Pc g siag< bid.
advanc4 over last nights ciosine Aeurcs. The
trnding Wa slight up "a fst call, when 40.
cided prossure 70 soll LsckawannA was de-
velopcd on rumor 70 tho efFect that the next
quarterly dividend Of the road would be 70.
weakened the whole Market and II midday
prices were down u 10 Ix per cent. After mid.
day President Sloan, OF the LackAwauna Co..
denounced tho report with regard 10 the a.
vidcrs as false, and further stated that there
would be no reduction. This caused better
feeling and the pressure oseIl was followed by
sharp buying. under which prices recovered
to the highest point.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
Live Stock Prtces.

-Cattle--Receipts. 1900 head; ship
ments, 2,o0O head market Slender best grades
ruled drmer shipping steers, l,3509l 500 Ms,
ns., y5ep5 %; stOckers and feeders, 81 50qi -
cows, bulls and mixed, f2 as 30 Texans, ~ 0Of1
so; western rangers, S3 65(ll 55.
Hogs-Receipts, 1850 head shipments, 5000
market steady rough and mixed, 81 0O0tf 35 =;
packing and shipping, u 251i 65; light, 81 20y
l90 skips at " 90Qp3 90
sheep-keceipts, 1909 head shipments. 200 +;
market strong; natives, $a@i 10; Texans,
81 1898 90 (; Lambs, 75cGt3 90.
EAST LIBERTY - Cattle active but unchanged I;
prime, IS 1906 fair to good. S5G5 50 common
$tGD4 Is receipts. 703 head; shipments, 1850
head; shipments TO New York, yesterday, none
Hogs active and firm Philadelphias. a s0(p
90 BALTIC. and Workers, 81 S0fl5 90 grassers
81 5054 65 receipts, 1900 shipments, 5,i00 (;
shipments to New York, yesterday. none.
Sheep-MaIket dull ana 25c lower than last
weeks prices receipts, 4sOO head; shipments,
1000 head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26

rhe new york RsguIar hspubnsass rryiss -
Reclaam tho Lost sAsep.
The meeting Of the Republican state COM
mlttee, OF New York, was callod to order q
SAratogn, on Tuesday, by Chairman Warren.
Ex-Fire Committeeman Van Cott offered the
following preamble and resolutions
WHEREAS, The best interests Of the Re-
pending contest free and full expression Of
the wishes Of all classes of Republicans
throughout the primaries, held for the cleo
tIon Of delegates tothe next state convention,
therefore,
Resolved, As tho Judgment Of this com
mittee, that all voters residing in the several
assembly districts OF the state who adhere TO
the principles OF the Republican party and
whose general intention Is to act. with the
party and promote its success by thoir votes
and Influence ct tho next general election be
inserted without regard to any so-calied
sifundamental test " 10 attend and take part
In aaid priinaries and this committee re-
commends all organizations of the party
with the foregoing suggestions.
Mr.. Jacob Hess asked iftho plan would not
interfere with the plans already adopted last
Mr. Van Cott said that there were thous-
ands Of Republicans in New York city who
did not vote last year for the nominee Tor the
presidency. 1t would be wise for the COM
fnittee TO do all in its power TO give them an
opportunity to vote for Republican hominees
| this year.
Mr. Van Allen said the resolution was sim.
| ply intended ~ q recommendation, and there
could be no sound exception 70 it He thought
| Il was wise thing to do There are many
| Republicans In Now York city and through
| out the state who did not support the Re
| publican candidate for president We should
have universal liberty prevailing throughout
the party. II 1t be adopted, Republican,
who did not support their candidate last yea
can come In and lend us their aid and co
| operation, and thus we will have full suppor
for tho candidate whom we shall nominate
Itis for the interest OF the. party that har
| Inony should prevail. He Thought that tn
adoption should be mado without q dissent
ing voice.
The resolution was then adopted.
Saratoga was then selected at the place 10
holding Tho next convention, and Septembe
% was decided upon as the date.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
Storm Ravages.

A tornado struck Charleston, South Caro-
lina, Tuesday morning. One-fourth of the
houses in the city were unroofed, church
spires were blown down and four vessels
were wrecked. The loss is estimated at one
million of dollars. Part OF the New Brighton
hotel, on Sullivan island, was blown down,
but no person was injured.
The storm of Monday night and Tuesday
morning at Sidney, Ohio was the heaviest
ever known there. Tuesday morning sew
enty-seven linear feet of q % foot embank-
ment of the water works reservoir went out,
leaving the town without water for motive
power or the extinguisbing OF fires.
A very heavy thunder storm, accompanied
by gale, prevailed throughout New Eng
land, ON Monday night 1t was exceedingly
severe i'm Boston and vicinity, and in the
suburbs many houses and other buildings
were damaged by lightning.
A storm at Newport, Rhode Island, on
Monday night, was the most violent known
for years.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
Convicted in Lebanon.

Frank Granan and James Mulligan, pud-
dlers, who gave their home as Lancaster,
We're convicted in Lebanon yesterday of as
sault and battery with intent to rob. The
defendants went to Lebanon in search OF
work, and ON the day that John O'Brien's
circus was In town, both got drunk. They
met a German umbrella memder on the
street and demanded his money. Finding
that, like themselves, he was broke they
gave him parting kick. The defense was
that the puddlers were merely guying the
prosecutor. They were sentenced TO two
months In jail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
To-Day's Funerals.

On Sunday morning the remains of Mrs.
Ada Evans. wife Of David M. Evans, of No.
565S North Queen street, were inferred at
3Longenecker's burying ground. On Monday
his youngestcbild died, and that funeral took
place this morning. Mr.. Evans has been
sadly afflicted In the loss of wife and child,
and has tho sympathy Of the community in
his bereavement
The funeral of Amos l.. Hartman took
place this afternoon, from his late residence
on North Mary street. and IL was attended by
George ii. Thomas Post, G.. A. II. The in
ter,nent was made at Lancaster cemetery
The funeral Of the wife of John j. Fehl,
deputy oounty treasurer, was largely at
taken from the home Of the husband of de-
ceased, No. 225 West Orange street, to st.
Johns church, where services were held.
The interment was made at Woodward Hill
t<1115aferv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
ACTION ON MINISTER KELLEY.
ST. Bernard's Beneficial Society Opposed
Mixing Religion and Politics

81. Bernard's Beneficial Society Opposed to
Mixing Religion and Politics.
NJ. i. Wilhere, of Philadelphia, president
of the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union OF the
United States, recently addressed note to a
prominent member..of ST. Bernard's Catholic
Beneficial society, of this city, requesting
that at the next meeting of the society, which
is branch of the /. G. B. o., some
action be taken relative to the ap.
pointment and subsequent denuncation
Of Hon. A. NJ Kelley, successfully
appointed minister to Italy and Austria.
Minister Kelley was president of the central
organization last year. At last evenings
meeting the following resolution was adopted
by St Bernard's society:
While ST. Bernard's Beneficial society
commend Hon. A. NJ. Kelley as a man and
"a tafholic, they deprecate the introduction
of this political matter into the /, G. B. u, as
it may prove bad precedent, aud our dele.
gates are hereby instructed to vote and acl
accordingly.
John A. Coyle, esq, and VIM. j. Widmyer
were elected delegates to the |. G. 3. U. con.
vention that meets in Brooklyn on Wednes-
day, September Q.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
Attending Family Reunion.
From the West Chester Repubhcan,

Lewis X. Stubbs, of Fulton township,
Lancaster county, teller of the Farmers
National bank, of Oxford, has started
for West Elkton, Preble county, Ohio,
where reunion of the Stubs fam
lily will be held on Thursday of this week.
He is accompanied by his friend M. w.
Pownall. of Christiana, and together they
have visited Watkins Glen, Niagara Falls
and other places of interest before getting
among the Stubbs. Hon. II. X. Stubbs, who
was announced on the programme as one of
the speakers at the grand Stubs reunion,
has found it impossible through pressing
business engagements to be present
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
.The Little Trump

Last evening Annie Lewis company ap-
peared for the second time in the play OF " A
Little Trump" The opera house was
crowded and the audience was delighted
with the young actress and her good COM
pany. The troupe appears al sensible prices
and they Will likely draw a crowd at their
last performance this evening.
The next show 10 visit us will lie the
/" Bandit King,n ON September 80.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
ChIld K,lled by Its Mothsr.

Mrs. Eliza Mace, wife Of Samuel Mace, a
farmer residing in Codorus township, about
miles southwest of Glen Rock, York county,
killed one of her children on Tuesday. She
was preparing dinner, and while mashing
potatoes one OF her three children came TO
her side, when she struck 1t on the head
with the potato masher, killing the little one
instantly. Mrs Naces mind is said to be
diseased. Her maiden name was Seitz, and
her father years ago committed suicide by
hanging.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
Rapld fall OF Tempera,urc.

There has seldom been so sudden and
marked change in the temperature of the
atmosphere as occurred in this city yester-
day. At noon the weather was oppressively
hot, the mercury was up to IS, and in some
wind rose and the mercury tell rapidly.
There was heavy rain, and by six o'clock
in the evening the thermometers marked 68.
BY daybreak this morning it was down TO SO,
and straw hats and seersucker coats were
called in.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
Death From CoaI.On ExpIo.lon.

On Tuesday morning colored woman
named Francis Cain, living near Darlington,
Hartford county, Nd, attempted to light n
fire In her cook stove by using coal oil. She
took fire from the burning oil, and died,
after lingering several hours, in great agony.
She was fhirty-one years OF age, and leaves n
husband and seven small Children.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
POLITICAL.
Democratic County Ticket.

Recorder.
JONAS u. STAUFFER, East Earl.
County solicitor
JOIfs 4. e. MALONE, City.
p isor i3ase ecetorS.
GEO. II. GoSDER, strasDHrg Borough.
c. G. ANTON, Ephrata.
Directors Of Poor.
C.. Is. Rem NINGER q years), Brecknock.
S. ID. REST e years., East Hempfeld.
JOHN STEWART Is years., East Hempheld.
jury Commissioner.
T.. q. DILLER, Earl.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
No Postal Cards.

Not u angle postal card can bo had at tho
,}apcaster postoiiioe.. Postmaster Slaymaksr
ordered 7A000a short time ago, but the de-
paxlnent cent him only 2a,o0c These were
sooa Gobblsd nr, and the postmaster tried
oses ss aSoSi Sc o0T5ow pos o%
elop, hare toen disposed Of. and to-day there
4 noto > p0o1al card at the Office. The trouble
orinos s{roM the fact that the postoffice de-
par1monl4o about issuing new series OF
p0Gknl Qarf& and they are not yet ready for
delivery. They are expected 70 be on hand
u very ltV days
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
Chicago Produce Market.

CMOAao. Aug. 20, loo p. m.-Market opened
Wheat-sept., 7gs4c; Oct, SIC Nov, sHsc.
Corn-sept., lisSc Oct, 427sc; Nov, iOc.
Oats Sent, 24s4I7sc /; Oct, N1kc.
Pork-Sept., y rs Oct. $s 81; Nov, IS 80.
Lard-Sept.. % 20 Oct, % 27.
Ribs-Sept., q 81 Oct, S5 62.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
COURT SALE.
I'm ERInAX SHpTE T. A IlE X OK IA

" On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1855, at the
Leopard Hotel, In the city Of Lancsster the un-
dersigned, administrator OF Albert N. Zahm,
deceased. will expose, by virtue OF an order OF
the orphans' Court OF lancaster county. e P1b,
DWELLING HOUSE and lot OF ground No. sll
North Lime street, In the city Of Lancaster:
in ia depth , ONE HUNDRED ana thirty.Sve fsst late
the property OF Albert n. xahm, deceased.
Sale TO commence At O'Clock p. m, when at
by EDWA1Dy,X XAHA,
administrator II Albert n. xahns deed:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
Entered Raj, for Court,

c. G. Geiter, against whom complaint was
made before Alderman Fordney by his wife,
for desertion, has entered bail for trial at the
next term of the court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
sunday school Cel.bra,ion.

The Neffsvilie Union Sunday school will hold
its annual celebration in Adam ,. Longs woods
next saturday, Aug. o. should the weather be
unfavorable II will he held on the first n ne day
following Sunday excepted.) The RothsvilIe
cornet band will be I'm attendance to enliyen the
occasion with music. All are invited
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
NOTICE TO PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACH

The teachers of the Public Schools will meet In
the City ySuperintendent's Office for Instruction
and Consultation, as fellows:
SATURDAY, AUG. 20, at O'Clock O. m. As
sistant Primary and Applicants. AT 2o'clock
d. m., Principal Primary.
MONDAY, AUG. 81, at 0 O'Clock a. m. Assist
ant secondary. AT O'Clock p m Principal
Secondary AT o'clock p, m, High school.
Il. X. BUEHRLE,
II City Superintendent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26
The Mnnnerchor Rink.


The Mannerchor rink win be open this and
Friday evening. under tho direction OF Mr.
strickler. Indications point to a good attend.
ance,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26

ESTATE OF EDMUND FRANKIE, LATE
IL of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters of ad.
to the undersigned, all persons indebted there
TO are requested to make Immediate payment,
and those having claims or demands against the
same; will present them without delay for set
tlement to the undersigned, residing In Lancas-
OR. FRANKE, Administratrix.
w. ii. ROLAND, Attorney. aug266tdW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-26

Quotations by Reed. McGrann Co.. Bankers
The Tombstone., 1885-04-10

John C. Ropes in his lecture on Ma 2neon places the strength of ,he Em peror's army at Waterloo as l3O,oou men. E rche- had under his command 100000 men, while WeiIiu.ton's sepa- rate command was Gl.O00. Tte tornl forces of the allies was hence 2i0,000 Of this allied force but 35,000 Ncr, British soldiers. just one sixth Of ihe who.c. When you ask loyal Eriton how it happens that the English fur nshed one-sixth of the fighting men ai Waterloo and claim six sIxths oi the vie tory, he usually tells you to go 10 Ha.i- fax.