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Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

LNOR SALE-GraDd Central Hotel. Geuds Springs,
L sumner county Kansas. the great health resort Of
sunny, southern Kansas; doing good paying bust
ness every ming nice and new newly furnished this
spring. good chance for one; for sell
ing, age; Cali on or address R. c; Love Gieuda
Spring. Kansas. d6 If
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22


7 oST-Ialies' alligator hand satcheI containing a
small sam Of MONEY in silver. Liberal reward
given by leaving at County Clerks cITicc. Frank j.
Ford. dSO5l4
OST-on Waco u above TENTH. Z fifty foot me-
/ talic tape line CheSterinSns make Finder viii
be rewarded 10y leaving at lines & Ross do Of
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
WANTED.

VyTANTED-One furnished room in private family
w for gentleman and wife. children. Call at
milk depot, SJ1 Douglas GS2-6t
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

JyvANTED-Man and wife, without children. TO
w work farm 2I6 miles from town; ten men to
travel, salary commission. Address vita stamp,
". Ii. Hatfield. Wichita. Kan. dS2-sts
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

NOR SALES lots on y. Waco avenue. between
L Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets will be sold
bargain. Inquire at Isl y Nair. st. SUtf
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

I.-CR SALE--:e lots in Hi9araers addition. These
i lots front Oh Washington avenue and west on
Mosley avenue covered with fine fruit and shade
trees, and viii be sold easy Cali SUniie
& Horehouse Soft
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

E.@OR SALE-5O0 town lots in Garden City; special
bargains; also decided land I'D joining ne city. Call
on or address < J. Pyle, real estate agent, Garden
City. Kan. 45-5m%
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

Advertisements in this column will be charged for
ct the rate Of Five Cents Per lire per week. No adj
vertisenents taken for less than - cents and viii
not De inserted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

nor SALE-&y stock Of groceries and Qaeensware
4 al Anthony, Kan VIII sell for cash oaly; stock
VIII invoice for $500 VIII rent the parties buy
ing. the building which is 70 feet with coed cellar.
!. s. Forbes. Anthony, Kan. f.-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

NOR SALE-A fine Distin 30 cornet silver plated
i also 4 flne violin for sale cheap. Enquire OF VIII
6. Reeves, Manhattan cigar stand and billiard han!
~ D1t.ZteS ave. d4T-sr@
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

E.71B SALr or trade-Cocd Touring mill 1T Albion.
| Harper county, alau- on tie S; X; railroad. >
miles west of ArSoIia an the ~. Louis, Scott
Wichita railroad. WIN seil On long inns trade for
other property. Address y Lewis. Wichita dI2of
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

L>OR sALE-A splendid young cow and fine
u yeariing heifer. Enquire OF c. \ Phillips at
Wells Fargo exrrcSs office iS2-st%
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
LOST.

s7OR SALE-Rogistered drug store at barsain;
Z monthly sales average Sl.lN0 cash Call AZ tie
Arlington house, so Douglas avenue. dlf
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

T.TOR SALE-Fiuc farm near 1t. Hope improved. GO
i acres good flow land, 80 acres good hay land. -
acres good pasture Nii give long time par. ana
judges office. DIST
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

NOR SALE-A fine breeding jack Tor tic sum C.
/ 500. Inquire write 10 PINK Fcuts. So
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

NOR SALE-A Kimbal organ. in use six months
1 Good a. new. bargain II sold II once. Inquire
at No. ~ North Mead avenue. a.. St.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
MARfETTa's MAIL FACIIITIEs.
The Pcstoftice Department Declines to Grant
the Town Route Agents

The Pcstoftce Department Declines to Grant
the Town Route Agents
An earnest effort has been recently made
by some OF the citizens OF Marietta, headed by
DIR. II. NJ. Alexander, to secure better
mail facilities Route agents were asked for
trains passing Marietta and adjacent towns
BY the present system, as the Marietta
Register says:
Mail letter at Marietta before o'clock
in the morning for Chickies When do YOU
suppose it arrives AT ChIckies? We will in
form you. AT 6l0 in the evening. on the
westbound mail train. Why? Because that
letter must be sent to Columbia first, where
ii is sent back 10 its destination on the first
train. 1t might get back az 10 o'clock a M,
but that is very uncertain. Suppose the
same letter was sent to Monntville, when
would it get there's On the same train, leav-
ing Lancaster, to where the letter was first
sent, at ): 10 p. III. With a route agent on the
train this would be obviated, as the letters
would be sorted on the train and delivered at
once.
Again, take westward letter. Suppose
you send letter on the 10 o'clock a. IN.
train to cambridge, do you think ii gets
there that day? 1t ought to at 3: :3S ~ M.
providing II is promptly forward ed from Har-
risourg that day after its arrival there With
route agent on the train 1t would have been
delivered a. once But had the letter been
sent to Falmouth 1t would not have arrived
at Its destination until o'clock the next
morning"
The department has declined to accede to
the request Tor route agents al present, but
arrangements have now been made for an
additional dispatch from Marietta to Laucas.
ter by l2:l0 p III. train, due at Lancaster at
l2O3 1. IN,
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EEWS From sMfTHVILLF.
Items That Were Gathered Up in and Arou
Providence T1wnsnIn

Items Tnat were Gathered Up in and Around
Providence Township.
SMIrHvILLE May 3.-W. b. Lyons is
drilling well upon his farm after the arte-
sian plan.
Quite number OF young folks gathered at
the residence OF Mr.. Peter Miller Saturday
evening and rendered him surprise. A yery
pleasant time was had.
Elias koble has a very sore hand, caused
by a bruise made in the palm with shovel
handle while digging post holes. He is dis
abled and will be for some time
j. Snyder, the would-be suicide is still
living, and the doctors state that with care he
will recover.
Mrs. Jacob Stokes is very sick.
Quite big lot OF new buildings and much
improving, remodeling and repairing is being
done in this neighborhood.
Abram Aston, OF Marticville, while setting
post fence in Conestoga Centre met with "A
severe accident While pointing rails with
the broad-axe he struck knot, which caused
the axe to glance and strike him on the
foot, splitting the toe next to the great toe
and cutting the calf of the leg. He is irnproy-
ing slowly.
There was quite a sociable party al the
residence OF Mr.. Beriztield, on Friday even.
ing, April 81. Dancing was INDUCED In and
quite fine time was had. The MarticyiIle
orchestra furnished the music.
The trees In this section have blossomed
more than has been known for years, and
Judging by that we can expect large fruit
crop.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
Re,urpeJ After . Long Ab.ep,.

From the West Chester Local News.
Rev. Benjamin Whipper, formerly OF
Penningtonville, Chester .county, went to
Canada during the great Gorsuch excitement
at Christiana, Lancaster county, and there
remained for thirty-two years. During that
time he buried his wife, and his children
married anc left him. He is - years old
now. and Friday night he arrived at his
daughters elizabeth Greeu's) residence in
West Chester. He travelled from Tuesday
until Friday night, and when he arrived in
Philadelphia he was quite hewildereu. He
didn't know his daughter Lizzie, whom he
left child, but she met him at the Broad
street station and took him home with her,
where he will spend the balance of his DAYS.
The old man had been under the impression
that Lizzie was dead, and was overcome with
Joy on learning that she was alive and ready
to care for him in his declining days She,
however, Is poor, and anything the public
can do for her she will be only too glad to
accept, as she has three children also TO look
after,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
4 onAr wIrn ron mAxsHAIL
why re Thinks Beaver and Davies, n Nom
mated. WouIsl ne ytef~>tsss

nSteo, womb Be Defeated.
Pntsburg Dispatch to Philadelphia Times.
Thomas N. Marshall, who was famous in
the gubernatorial campaign in this state ss
leader of the independents, has just arrived
at his home In Pittshurg. from trip through
the state. In an interview ON state politics
he said the talk of renomiusting the old
Republican ticket for "vindica'ion" pur-
poses will be the most dangerous expert
ment the ring has ever attempted in Penn
sylvania. "The nomination OF Beaver and
Davies" be said, "wll be haunting red flag
i'm the face of the Independent party, and
you know that red flag means danger ahead,
l fear that il is the intention Of the managers
to force the nomination of Beaver, Davies
Norris and somebody else on the people, and
IL they do the ticket Will bo defeated. The
Independents are already alive ss to the
situation and to the necessity OF forming
thems elves together. have received letters
from prominent Independent Republicans ia
the west and from a still larger number in
the central and eastern part of the state ask
ing me TO take some steps in the matter.
We shall protest against the nomination of
Beaver aud Davies, and If our protest is
UNDECIDED we will proceed to prepare our
selves for the battle.
al believe that all the old strength of the
Independents eau and will be brought out,
and that their vote will be increased by from
thirty TO fifty per cent In the event OF the
endeavor to form q coalition with the Demo
Gratis and make mixed ticket, with a tirst-
class man like Chauncey Black on it. II the
Democratic ticket should not meet with our
app oval, then the independent ticket would
be put in the field. The independents, in
my Judgment will not submit TO the gross
insult offered them and to 'vindicstion,'
which means that thep We're wrong four
years ago ! hope that with Beaver, Mon
tooth and Brosius and other good men all
these difficulties will be avoided, and even
then Beaver would not poll AS large a vote as
Montooth. l fear that Powderly Is only coy
ard not sincere in saying that he will no;
take the Democratic notnip alton. II he would
accept 1t and the rest OF the ticket was o
good material it would mean that with Bes
yer and Davies at the head of the Republi
can ticket there would be no need of an elec
organized as it never was in this state. 1t i,
absolutely essential to make the Republican
ticket as strong rs it can be made"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03


EDITORS INrELLioENCER In your paper
OF Saturday l notice A Commissioner
Fires Shot" Commissioner Myers seems
to think the "afflicted taxpayers" might be
more intellgently informed II ~ North
Queen street" would come out over his own
signature, &o. Now, my friend Mr. Myers
has fired his shot at such close range, and
" hit the target so nearly ain the eye,n
that | will allow him a full score so far But
when he intimates "little self-interest"
and" oh, no, but in not giving it to bis
man." he missed the target clean and clear I:
ne even don't make the dust fly. He makes
an unaccountshle. regular goose egg--oue of
those disagreeable shots that the best marks
men have so much trouble about They are
generally attributable to wrong elevation, ,cata-
wampus, wiud-guagc, unsteady nerve, too
much powder. heavy recoil, mirage weather,
bad liver, dissipation and many other equally
rs good reasons, Consequently l think MIR.
Myers is entitled to another trial at the "tar-
GET" especially rs he promises u Lobe manly,
&c." "he will be able To prove" (something.)
Yours Very Respectfully.
\. c. KEFLER.
LANCASTER, MAY 80, 1885,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
New York Produce MarEs,

NEW YORK. May S-Flour market aun but
hrm Fine, 8! 2nll3 90; Superfine 81 rs
R3 IS (; Common to Iood Extra Western, s. 25Ii
city Mill Extras - 6o9i IS for West Indies
Minn. Extra, 81 25sl5 80.
wheat-No. / BED state on spot, snc: No.
Red, CSC No. l White, state, gIc No. Red,
winter, May. sl9sc; No. Red, Winter, June
Corn-Ho. Mixed. cash. 46ci May. 4GI.
July, 46LSc.
osts-So. White State spot, 44c; No :,
do, iSc.
Rye dull.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull Mess. $40 Tif|ll 80.
Lard-hay. o. q June, % >
aolasses quiet; l2gI9tac. for 81 test boiling
stock.
TUrpentine dull at 8sG3sLC.
kosin quiet strained To good. 81 DTI<f3l l!Ls.
kreights dull; grain to Liverpool, &c.
ButteT-Market duh. weak New Western
Creamery. l9925c State Dairy, half nrkin tubs,
2493lC.
Cheese duh Western, 7d9c State 7sl9c.
l?c.
sugar-market dull Refined cutloaf. 7sSc :
crushed, nc mould 4, 7kC
TallOw easier prime city. l3-l6C.
Petroleum dull refined in cases, sAkc
Coffee duh iGir cargOes ut s5sc.
Bicedull; ranges from 344d4C.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
List of Unclaimed Letters,

List oil unclaimed letters remaining In the
postoffice, Lancaster, for the week ending
May 3, 1886:
Ladies List.-Miss Lizzie A. Bauder, Miss
Susan Bensell, Mrs. Mary Brown, Miss Sal
lie Herr, Miss Martha Hess, Miss Beckie
kone, Mrs. Harriet Holbowen, Mrs. Mary
Miller, Miss Matte Potts, Miss Miranda
Richardson, Miss X. Schweder, Mrs. c, A.
Sheefier, Mrs. l.. j. Williamson.
:, Gents List.--Messrs. Henry Ii. Adams
frank r! Buchsleitner, Elmer Farnesht, M. Il.
rsnDurn, Harry +. Gerhardt, Joseph Heeb-
neh reh 1eorge Hoiiinger, George Knight, f. ID.
Scnaeffer, Philip Schrum, Abuer Smith. Mr..
Sra Sonza, kev. G. w. stinespring, Henry
Hmenk, y; X Tarpey, Geo. A. Wallace,
henry Weiss, James Weiley.
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CHlgAEu, May 3-The DvOUers' Journal repClts.
Cattle-ReceiPts. .OO head shipments 30 head ;
market steadter and unchanged; shipping
steers, 40 TO 1850 Bs.,S oOsll SO sIockers
and feeders, 81 TSSBi IS cows, bulls ana mixed
81 50tG4 p; bulk, s5If5 IS.
HCgs-keCeipts, goo head shipments. 5000
head; market stronger and StslOC his her. rough
and mixed s. Gle9I III: packing and ship.
ping, S2-9L5o; light, s35Sls4l5; skips, s2.iQII
3.25.
sheep-Reoeipts, 400 head shipments, none :
market steady natives, g 5l1i 60 , shOrn
- rs.
EAST LInHRrv-Cattie-recei rs head ;
shipments. SO head nothing doing; ali
to New \ lork today.
Hogs~receipts. 400 head shipments 500
Philauelphias i0ai u; Workers, e. 2u6ei %
carload.
sheep-roceipts, lsco head shipments, 200
very dull "a off from Friday.
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In New tsustuess.

Joel l.. Halnes, chief ofpolice under Mayor
Rosenmlller, will open an insurance, real es,
tate ana collection agency, AT No. Q North
Duke street, some day this week,
Joseph Roger, OF this city, ON Saturday
made arrangements to join Simmons Il Slo-
Gums minstres when they omen the season
Ii Is likely that this com pany will play for
some time at Atlantic City this summer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
-
Our Ium hIe-Dnnn pri.nn-

This morning the board of prison inspec-
tors held their regular monthly meeting.
They approved the usual bills, but trans.
acted no further business.
After rhe meeting the inspectors made an
examination OF the building. They found
that one OF the walls on the seCond-story, i'm
mediately under the tower, was out of
plumb" fully four inches. The wall has
been affected TO this extent within the past
three months.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
Working An Old fake,

On Saturday sleek.lookiug, afiable indi-
vldual walked into CASTS shoe shore on
North Queen street, and asked a young
man for box OF shoe backing. lie first
produced a slO bill and afterwards several
otheis' lie manipulated the change so well
that he beat the salesman out of S5snd the mis-.
take was not discovered until the clever
stranger had disappeared.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
A Long wsIk.

One day last week, Charles II. Reynolds,
aged 10, son of Barnett Reynolds. of VIII
mington, formerly OF Lancaster, and Harry
Cobb, aged II, walked from Wilmington to
the residence OF young Reynolds grand
mother, AT Refton, this county. They left
Wilmington at In the morning and reached
Rsftou At half-past eight in the evening. The
distance walked is 81 miles.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
She Prizes Drawn,

A crowd OF interested parties assembled at
Weidler's cigar store, on West King street,
on Saturday evening, to watch the drawing
rthree watches. The prizes were put on
exhlbition some weeks ago and each pur-
chaser ofcigars rsortobacco received a numbered
licked for every five cents worth bought
The lucky numbers drawn were sos, 7.4l7
and i,2ji Up to noon to- day only one of
those numbers had been presented. Tho
holder OF 1t was Harry Powell, ana he re-
ceiyed the first prize.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
Ihnd Stevens Burial place.

a Washington correspondent OF the New
York Sun, writing of the Congressional
cemetery in Washington, says: Among
those whose bones really rest in the ceme7
terry are Thdddeus Stevens" Those I.ancas-
TRANS VINO saw his remains deposited in the
tomb at Sbreiner's cemetery, this city. ON
Monday, Aug. II, 1865 will be surprised at
this information.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
In the Fulton County Hail

Chief of Police Smith saw an item in the
paper that young man with a handcutf on
his right wrist bad been arrested on suspi-
cion at McConnellsburg, Fulton county. He
wrote to the officials OF thai place and gave
description of Ross Dostar, who escaped
from officer LewaTs, when be was on the
road from the Jail to the alderman's Office
This morning he received IA letter that the
man IN custody answers DOster's description.
him
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
THE LANCASTER DAILY INTEIIIeENCER g. 1886

weak and ieverish and prices began TO decline
from the nrst sale. The bulls attempted 10
check the downward movement by placing n
comp,lled 10 withdraw under the heavy nm
loading. Prices went down with "A rush and at
noon were q to per cent below those of Satur
day. Since midday the market has been steadicr
and in some cases slight rooovctics have been
recorded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
For the Supreme Court.

In addition to the list of cases pu blished
lew weeks ago OF the cases from Lancaster
county, to be argued before the court this
term are Wayne Bard's appeal, VIM. J. KAT.
ifoihs appeal and the suit OF Sensenig VS..
county for argument
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
A Bsrhs County Physician Imur,,on.a.

pr, a. >. heberly, a physician practicing
neuicine In Albany township, Berks county.
mas been arrested and committed to prison
on warrant issued by Alderman brown.
Mei; Rs,n ne was a arrested at the instance of s.
ton, who sllege that the doctor did max a anS
iled In the prothonotary's office false renns,
or statement under oath with regard 70 His
practice OF medicine, in violation of section
81 the act OF assembly approved June i,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
Light Dispensed WIN

The exhibit lights of the Edison company,
which have been in several stores on West
KING street. have been discontinued. The
engineer OF the company has lett, and as 1t
VIII he such a short time until the central
station Is opened, another man Will not be
secured
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03

CHICAGO. May :, $50 Il. m.-Market opened:
Whest-May, is54c; June, sD4c; July, s2I3o ;
August, s25sc.
Curn-Junc, 365sC July, sc Aug, SsJzC
Oats-May, 29IsC june, SOC july, 2qltc
Pork-May, - 10 June, 50 20 July, 81 80.
Lard-June, IS s7H; July, 81 % Auguest,
Is l2L4G6 Is
Kibs-Iune, s. ss1 July. s. ST11 Aug IS A.
CLOSING.
Wheat-May, 5sHc; June, s)C July, Size +,
August, sI1C.
Corn-May. 800, June, 96%5oi July. s31ic
August, 3sl4c.
oats-May, 299sc June, 1870 July. 2ac.
Pork-May. 80 C211 June, 81 l2 July, 50 20 (;
August, 80 50.
Lard-May - s.; June, s. IS: july,
o. Aug, g. 10
Ri6s-May, so :, June. sS 50; July, IS SIX
August, - i5.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
Buttsrmore And His Colleague, Guilty.

EA-Representative Bultermore. lessee
Smith and n. B. Harding, OF Fayette county.
who inspired 10 defraud the state out of
sl2OOO appropriation for u bogus hospital al
Connellsville, were found guilty Saturday
night in the Dauphin county coufL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03

MARKETS.
Philadelph,. Produce nsrke.

PHILADELPHIA. May S.-Flour-- Market
quiet sales of 900 barrels Minn. bakers at
" sDGl IS Penna. family at q 75ae. 10 Western
at - l2I1Se4 rs Patents, "a 75Sl5 %.
Rye -four was slow at IS 4Ofp3 As
r.. m, call-W Wheat-Aprl, elLo; May,
94o; June, 9l4c; July. eO74c.
Corn-April, i6c; May, i6Izc.: June, 462.c I;
.Oats-4pril, SoHo May aa11; June 39Igo July
s-c -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
A Humorou4 T.,,,,,. n,,,,,,

Candidate A. G. Reinmhl deliyered nm ad-
dress on "American Humor aud Unmor,sIsr
at the closing meeting OF the Cbristiana "a,
ssialy sy association on Friday evening. ,rbe
not alluded to. '"'aNS "sFe
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
sale otHorses

samuel Hess, ,auc ioneer, sold a, public sale
on Saturday, for Harry c. Lintner, at the
pubic house OF Horace Meyers, In Stras'
burg, IS bead OF Virginia horses al am ayerasa
price OF sl53.65 per head. 's'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
PROPOSALS FOR STREET MATERIAL

Sealed proposals. win DO received by the Street
Committee up TO Monday evening, May 10, 1855,
at O'Clock. for the following material and work
for the ensuing year
Crossing stone, 20 be not less than IS inches
WIDE inches thick and feet long ana upwards
Backing stone, TO be inches thick, 10 be de.
ivered where needed
Brick per thousand at yard.
Brick per thousand where needed,
Laying cutters per foot, contractor to furnish
material.
Laying cutters per foot, city to furnish mate
rial.
Laying crossing per lineal foot, city to furnish
material.
Sand per cart.load, delivered where needed
Sand per cartioad, at sand hole.
Belgian Block by the square yard or per thou.
sand.
Broken stone by the ton at quarry where
broken, or by the ton, delivered where needed.
Stone must be small enough TO pass through
twoinch ring
Proposals 10 be addressed TO Street Commit.
tee" and deposited in street Committee Box at
smeltz's Grocery, corner OF North Queen and
Lemon streets.
All bids must be accompanied with proper Sc.
curity.
The committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids received
BY order OF STREET COMMITTEE
EDWIN ;. sMELTZ, CLERK. asS-3t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
Began Work

The painters began work at the court
house this morning. 1t will not be neces-
sary for them to erect sCafiOlding on the east
and west sides, as the work can be done with
swinging scatiolds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03

Saved from the StorHl."-This evening Gray
& stephens Dramatic company will open in this
city in the play of saved from the Storm"
The troupe is said to be strong and their prices
are very low. In the piece half dozen well.
trained dogs are introduced and add much to
the production.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03

Tho Gorham Electro Plated Ware
IL recommended as Il substitute tot
sterling silver.
Don't hawk, hawk, and blow. blow. disgusting
very body, but use Dr sEge Lutarrh Remedy
mSM ThSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03

WE Eadvise all in want of good boots OF shoes at
low prices to visit the Red Front Shoe Store, No.
As North Queen street, next door to postofice.
aprl+lwd6ltw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03

c1 600 Il Il w A Il ID FOR ANY
sp1 1sOOO case of Kidney Troubles, Nery
Gus Debility, Mental and Physical Weakness
that BOTANIC NERVE BITTERS fails TO cure
Sold by druggists. 50 cents. HERB MEDICAL
CO, No. IS North llth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Circulars free. mar2O6meod6w