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Henry Elias, Casper Weitzel, Jeliu F. J SUNDAY-SCHOOL CONVENTION
Deichler and Chas. J. Stermfeltz. They i
have .ill-cadi' lipnrd tlm Mlmmu of A,1e. I A VE11V INTERESTING OCCASION.
Iaide Robinson and Mrs
Amelia Pichel
substantially as related absve. The pliy- j
sicians have yet te report the .
result el their investigations in in
te the cause of the death,
which undoubtedly was convulsions re
sulting from the outrage upon her. Te
hear ether testimony the jury will meet at
7 o'clock this evening. Meanwhile the
body was taken te the almshouse ; Mrs.
Robinson te the hospital, and the chil
dren will be sent te the ITeme for
Friendless Children.
Tn Prisoners.
Youns Rogers is a cooper by trade, but
has of late been given te vagrancy, and
had te leave home en account of his lazi
ness. Sanders first came te notice in the
Seventh ward constable election contest,
in which it came out that he illegally
voted for Erisman. He was for a time a
fugitive from justice for beating Wm.
McLaughlin. He has also been
charged with beating Michael Ceiilau,
Patrick Hayen, and with having
pulled Helena Shell out of a door
way and kicked her. Only yesterday he
badly beat Tem Moere a tramp, and he
seems te have been a cruel ruffian who de
lighted in beating helpless or drunken
persons. lie frequently evaded arrest by
flight te Columbia, where he consorted
with a prostitute, or te Massilon, O., where
he had acquaintances ; and when brought
te this city he could generally evade pun
ishment by the friendly testimony of some
of his gang. His father, Jehn Sanders,
by name, is an industrious, upright, labor
ing man who lives en Jehn street and
works steadily at the rolling mill.
It is reported that the doctors say Mrs.
Saymeurjdicd from congestion of the brain.
B. F. Davis, esq., has been retained for
the prosecution and 1). F. Eshleman for
the defense.
Ni !:cl-ttives Armiiii! (Inarryville.
Te a tel.-gram sent te Quarry ville inquir
ing for Mrs. Seymour's relatives, the Ix
TKMTr;i:NCEr. has leccived the follewing:
" Ne such parties here. Have been all
around te .see; think they come from
Bart." L T. IIenski,.
IlcMer'.f Uliurc'.i Thronged with AndiMiri'.
A Sunday-school courcntien of Lancas
ter classis of the Reformed church was
held in Heller's church, Upper Leacock
township, this county, commencing en
Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Rev. L. F. Ziukhan, the chairman of the
committee appointed by classis, called the
meeting te order, and after devotional
exercises conducted by Rev. J. A. Peters,
Elder Gee. W. Hensel, of Quarryvillc,
was elected president, who made a few
appropriate remarks upon taking the
chair. The organization was completed
by electing Rev. C. S. Gerhard secretary,
Rev. D. Ii. Shuey treasurer.
Lpen calling the roll the following dele-
Valuable Beal Krtat.
Special attention is directed te tbe sale of a
valuable larm advertised In another column,
belonging te Tobias Denllnger. This property
will be sold en Tuesday, October 11, between
tbe hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, en the premises,
lu East Hcmpfield township, en tbe read lead
ing from Rohrerstown te tbe llarrUburg pike,
about one-half mile Ireni tbe former place.
Thi? firm contains 111 aere3 with elegant im
provements, and will be sold en easy terms.
ltd
Amusement!.
Jlaierly's Minstrels Te-night. The famous
Haverly's Mastodon minstrels will appear at
Fultcn opera house te night, and will no
doubt be cordially received. They made a
street parade about neon te-day, and the ad
vertised forty were in line, with a lew odd
men te spare. The made a fine appearance,
and it the excellent music they discoursed Is
any indication of the- character et theenter-
TVeaderfal Feweis.
When a medicine perierms such cures as
Kidney-Wert Is constantly doing, it may truly
be said te have wonderful power. A carpen
ter in Montgomery, Vt., bad suffered for eight
years irem the worst et kidney diseases, and
had been wl:ell3 incapaeiated for work. He
says, "One box made a. new man of me, and I
sincerely believe it will restore te health all
that are similarly afflicted." It is new sold in
both liquid and dry form. Danbury Xewt.
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ITJSWJLDrjBBTISEMKSTS.
CltJBRIKRS WANTEO SIX GUUD TABLE
j hands en harness leather. Apply Imme
diately te
J. RIFE A BKO..
Keystone Tannery, Middlctewn, Pa.
sept30-9ld
TURD EDITIOS.
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gates were found te be present : "Prem 1TnXi,,P.iBJ ""
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"Michael Strogeff" Se much has been
t'OLKT m- common pi.::as.
Itelore .fudge Puttcrs;ut.
Ill the case of Charles Handle vs. Jehn
Stroll in, jr., the jury aetiicd late yestcr
dey afternoon. They were out all "night,
and this morning icndcicd a veidict in
favor of tins phiiulhT for $200.
Edwin Morgan and .Mary K. Morgan,his
wife, for the use of said Mary lv. Morgan,
vs II. II. Yard. This was an action te
recover rent alleged te be due. The plain
tiffs .side of I he case is about as fellows :
In Maich, 1S7:J, Mary K. Morgan, wilh
several ethers, owned the laud in Fulton
-township known as the Peachbottem slate
quarries. She executed a lease of the
property for 10 years, te Charles Ikmsell
aud diaries Yaid, whengiccd te pay $300
per year for that time. In November
1878 the lease was transferred by Het!, ell
& Yard Je II. II. Yard, and hu became
the tenant. The i cut was was afterwards
reduced te $2.j0 per year, and for the rent
alleged te be due te! Mai eh 1. 1SS0, this
fiuifc is brought. Tlie different. 2eaf.es,
transfer.'?, etc., were eU'ered in evidence.
itclore Juilge Livingston.
David Lautz vs. Geerge I). & E. P. Me Me
llvaine, action for damages. The panics
tetncsuit an reside in Ixsiisbnrv town
ship, and the facts of the ease as de
veloped by the evidence f jr the plaintiff is
given here : On one day in June, 1S79,
Mrs. Nancy Lautz. wi"e ei tha plaintiff,
and Mrs. IJarbara IJnibaker were driving
aherse, belonging te the IatUr, along a
read in Salisbury tewnuliip, when two
colts (e:;e a stallion two jcars old) be
longing te the defendants came up bchii.d
them. The btallien colt attacked the
horse which the ladies were drivimr,
jumping upon it several times. The
women were fiighteucd, and as they weie
near a small bridge Mrs. Lautz was afiaid
that they would be thrown ever the side
of it and she attempted te jump from the
buggy. In se doing she fell, breaking her
leg and otherwise injuring herself se that
she was compelled te lie in bed for ramc
time. The colts had been in a lield of the
.defendants, but had broken out several
hours before the accident. This suit is
brought against the ewnsrs te recover
damages. A number of horsemen were
examined, who testified in regard te the
natuie, &c., of stallions.
Just before adjourning at neon the de
fense asked for a nun suit, claiming that
the plaintiff had net shown any negligence
en the part of the defendants, who had
done all in their power te keep their colts
penned. The argument en the non suit
had net concluded when court, adjourned.
First Reformed church. Lancaster Rev
J. A. Peters, Misses J. Lizzie Gerhard and
Frances Durger; Manheim Rev. L. F.
Ziukhan and Elder II. V. Boyd ; St.
Luke's, Lancaster C. W. Levari and
Warren J. Jehnsen ; New Helland church
Rev. 1). W. Gerhard. Mrs. M. A. West,
Mrs. S. V. Givlcr and Rufus M. Uusheng ;
Columbia, Rev. C. S. Gerhaid aud Mrs.
Jeseph Deitz ; Marietta, Mrs. Israel Uau
leu and Miss Kcmmerly ; Maytown, Henry
Terry ; New Providence charge, Rev. D.
IJ. Shuey, Elder Gee. W. Hensel. Mrs.
Gee. W. Hensel, F. W. Helm and Mis. F.
W. Jlclm ; Second church, llarrisburg,
Rev. Gee. W. Snyder ; Millcrsville, Rev.
J. P. Mec re, Mrs. J. P. Moere and C. Eris
man. In addition te thes2 there anssaiwl
during the session Mr. Frank Gable, of
the New Helland charge ; Mrs. V.
"Wclehans. of Maytown ; Rev. J. Ii. Shu
maker, 1). I)., and Chas. Deuues, esq., of
St. Paul'fr, Lancaster ; Mr. Jacob Rutr, of
Millcrsville.
The audience was very large, the church
being crewed te its utmost capacity, and
much interest wa.; manifested in the proceedings.
Alter the singing of a hymn, Rev. J. A.
Peters made a very able and interesting
addicss en ' The objects and aims of the
convention."
After another hymn the question " I'y
whom should the Sunday school weik Le
done '.''' was dismissed by Elder II. G.
Boyd, Revs. Gee. W.Snyder, D. IJ. Shuc:
J. P. Moere and D. W. Gerhard. The.
president made tome closing remarks when
the convention adjourned.
Wednesday .Werm After devotional
written et Kiralfy's splendid spectacular ver
sion of Jules Verne's thrilling tale that there
is little te add except that it will be produced
at Fulton opera house te-morrow night by the
same great eat that has nad such a successful
season at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia.
It the premises of the management are real
ized this will undoubtedly b a theatrical,
event et particular distinction.
'Hearts of Oafc." This touching domestie
drama, with its wealth of scenic effects and
charming incident, will be produced here en
Saturday night. The piece was played in Lan
caster two nights last winter, and as the In
tklligexcek then declared its opinion upon
the. merits, and as the company is the same
new as then, including James A. Heme, Miss
Katharine Corcoran and the rest, we feel no
hesitation in predicting one of the most satis
factory performances et the season.
White, seit and vel vet y hands lollew the use
of Cutlenra Medicinal Seap.
Democratic State Ticket.
STATE TEKASUREO.
OBAXGE XOULE. Erie.
Democratic County Ticket.
FEESIDEST JUDGE.
Teachers, authors and ethers et sedentary
habits highly prize Malt ISlltnrs.
t'iUjlAt. AOiiti:.
I'lles and Mosquitoes.
A 15c. Ijo et " Heugh en Kats" will keep a
house free from llics, mosquitoes, rats and
mice, the entire season. Druggists
SUEIUVF.
GEO. W. BUOffS (Painter). 1st Ward, City
PROTHOXOTAKY.
J011X II. DeIIAVEX, Caernarvon.
BEQISTZR.
E. P. AMBLEK, Drumore.
COUXTV TREASURER.
PETER McCONOMV, 5th Ward, City.
CLERK OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
REA UEE1, liart.
CLERK OF ORPHASt' COURT.
PETER IKERICII, 8th Ward, Citv.
PRISON KEEPER.
ISAAC HULL, Earl.
COUNTT coMMissre.vrj
M. IIILDEBRANT, Mount Jey.
CORONER.
HEXRY M. GEITER, 4th Ward, City.
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR.
PIIILII' WALL, 5th Ward, Citv,
AI5UAM SIDES, West Lampeter.
PRISON INSPECTORS.
LEMUEL WIEST. West Cocalico,
SOL ZKAMEU, Northwestern.
AUDITOR.
JOHN L. LIGI1TNER, Lcaceet.
Vacancy.
NOTICE, MOSTKHKY LODGE, I. O. O. V.
Regular meeting at their hall Friday
evening at 7K o'clock-. All members of the
Ledge and el the order gencrallv who desire
te participate in the parade te be held at
Coatesville, en Saturday, October 8. are re
quested te attend the meeting. Tickets for
round trip $1.23. Music furnished by the Ledge.
Ry order of the Committee.
JOHN McGLNXIS, Chairman.
H. J. Stexgerwalt, See'y. ltd
THUB3DAY EVENING, OCT e, 1881.
WKATIIKK INDICATIONS.
"Washington, D. C, Oct. 0. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
variable winds rising followed by falling
barometer, stationary or higher temperature.
HAltRlAtSES.
Altick IlAitnEROER. At nuptial mass, en
the Cth inst , at St. Mury's Catholic church, by
Rev. Father Hickcy, assisted by Rev. Fathers
Haul and Mcllwnine. Wm. B. Altick te Adela
E., daughter of II. W. Harbergcr, esq., both et
this city. - " ltd
FAnxESTOcrc Dickey. October C. 18S1, by
Rev. Dr. Knight, Return E. Fahncstcck anil
Elizabeth Dickey, both el this city. ltd
Ge te II. Ii. Cochran's Drag store, 137 North
Queen street, ter .Vrs. Freeman New Na
tional Dyes. Fer brightness and durability et
.co!er,:iro uneqiiali'd. Celer Irem 2 toSpeunds.
Iiireclinns in Englf-jh utid German. Price. 15
CCIlli?.
exercises " l ue ."sunu ; . se!i vji
el Christian nurture."" win discussed
Revs. C. S. Gerhard, S.- SehweitKer, J
as a means
by
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Meer.-, J.IA. Peters and Elder II. C. IJevd.
''Tins literature aud management of the
Sunday school library " was discussed by
Eldu.s G. Vvr. Ileiisei, Chas. Demits, Revs.
C. S. Gerhard and S. Schweitzer. "Fam
ily urn lure in its relation te the Sunday
school " was discussed by llas. G. Y.
Snydcr.J.IJ. Shumaker, D.D., J.A. Peter.1--,
Elder C. W. Lcvan.
Closed with singing and prayer.
Wednesday afternoon. At 2 p. in. a chil
dien's meeting, of an hour and a half, was
opened with singing and prayer, after which
addresses wcie dcliveied bvC'lias. Denues,
Eider II. C. Ueyd, Revs. .1. P. Moere, C.
S. Gerhard. These services wc:e followed
Jeiin McGinness niiv": Ir. Rensen, I will
pray for you as Ie:ig as I live, because you
took pity en mc when 1 was sick and in the
hospital, and hunt mi: two boxes et your Celery
and Chamomile Pills, and they cured me of
sciatica, Num-algi.i and Nervous weakness.
ItEATHH.
this city, en October 5. 1881.
r. aged 30 ycais, 10 months
Kieffeh. In
Geerge J.Kicller,
and 29 days.
The relatives and friends and the members
et the American lire company arc respectfully
invited te attend the luneml, from his late
residence, Ne. 7 Middle street, en Saturday
aftcrnenn at .IX o'clock. 2td
YI"ANAMAKKK 11ROWN.
Fall Clothing.
People who arc thoughtful en what
they wear are beginning te leek about
the streets, and wherever men gather
together, te see the direction new
things are taking; for new clothes
are beginning te be worn.
Leng before you begin te think en
these things, friends, the styles are
Iheught out aud fixed and the clothes
are made. They are even new en our
counters waiting for you. The best .
way te see the new styles is te take a
half-hour and leek through the best
stock yen can find.
Where is It '.' de you ask ? Perhaps
where everything is returnable if you
don't like it nest dav.
Wanamaker & Brown,
Oak Hall, Market and Sixth.
1IOGUS BCCUANAN.
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neau; marKctacuve ami nigner; expert, IS a s LvS-hvV
fiC 85: eoed te choice shlnnincr. S3 - if"-'
common te fair. $3 la 73. v ". H
eneep ucceipis, iiw neau; market ami :
common tot choice, i 904 40.
East Liberty Cattle-Receipts. 301 heal ;
all through; supply ler sale tight ; mostly
tair te common ; everythinsr sold out ; West
ern shinping grades. $S 25; geed te extra
uuicucrasiecK. siyjrtii: common teiair, lisa
61 75;stockers, $3 HQt; balls, cows and
stags, 7TS4'.
Hogs Receipts. 1,015 head: Philadelphia!!.
Si mi7W: bst Yorkers, $3 iOffiSO; common
te tair, was il.
Sheep Receipts, 10J lieatl ; soiling at t03c
4 75.
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Brought Inte court for a New Sentence.
PmxADELrnrA, Oct. 6. Dr. Jehn
lIllAhnnnn l. . a. A. -1 J
u;uauiiu, uu uasjust uuuergone a seu seu
tence of ten months in the Eastern Peni
tentiary, which was imposed upon him
by the United States court, for bavin?
conspired with ethers te defraud
the court out of the amount of
his bail, was this morning brought
into Judge Allisen's court in charge of
the prison authorities, en a writ of habeas
corpus for sentence upon a plea of guilty,
in the quarter sessions, te the charge of
issuing bogus diplomas. As his counsel
was out of the city sentence was deferred
until Monday next and the defendant was
given into the charge of the keepers of
the county prison.
Noen y uotauena of tbe uraia Market
Furnished by Jacob is. Leng, Commission
ISreker.
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FKO.-U THE CAPITAL.
Gossip Concerning the New Administration.
"Washington, Oct. C J. Stanley Brown
states that it is President Arthur's ex
pressed intention te centiuue at the resi
dence of Senater Jenes for some time.
The president thinks the extra session of
the Senate will be of brief duration.
After that the president will rcrnove te
the Soldiers' Heme until the White Heuse
is fully repaired.
The first cabinet meeting of the new
administration will be held next Tuesday,
at which it is expected all the members of
the cabinet will be present. The president
declines te hear any applicants for public
office.
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Grain and Prevision Uuotatleus.
One o'clock quotations et grain and provk prevk provk
lens, furnished by S. K. Yiunlt, Breker, IV
Kant Ivlnnrafwnt '
'Seller.-,' Liver l'il.'s" have heen the stand
ard remely for malaria, liver complaint, cos ces
i venc-s, etc.. for liftv years. el-lmd&w
piuyer'M Court.
Jehn Ruttcr, a countryman, came te
town yesterday and en account of the cold
weather get se drunk that he lay down en
the pavement en Seuth Queen street.
Ollicer Ceylc found hi:n and leek him te
the station heuse where he spent the re
mainder of.the day and last night behind
the warm steam pipes. He knew very
little this morning about yesterday's trans
actions and willingly paid his costs, after
which he was discharged.
Jehn Brown was the familiar name te
which a one-armed man responded when
the mayor called it out. He came te the
surface en Middle street iast night. Officer
Elias found him anchored at the corner of
Freiberg street. He was heavily leaded
with a cargo of diflVicnt kinds of liquors,
wines, &c. He had lest his compass and
one sail and had no idea in what latitude
he was. The officer saw at a glance that
something was wrong aud he hailed him.
He was towed down te the station house
and this morning was sent te prison for
repairs, which will be made in 5 days.
Charles Messer, who was suffering from
ague, was scut te the almshouse for '3')
days. Three ledgers were discharged.
y a discussion el the topic "Sunday
school music," participated in by Revs.
I). IJ. Shuey and L. F. Zinkhau ami Yv J.
Jehnsen and Chas. Denucs, esq. An op
portunity was then given for further le
inarks en the last topic discussed in the
morning and Revs. Moere and Ziukhan
spoke le it. The .session adjourned with
singing aud prayer.
Wednesday Hccnlmj After Miigim: aud
prayer by Rev. Dr. Shumakea, a collection
was taken up te pay the expenses of the
meeting; ami a resolution of thanks was
pissed te the members of Heller's chinch
ler their cordial hospitality le the del
egates, aud for their large attendance and
iutcicst in the proceedings. The treasur
er's report showed i balance ei 08.21 ; an
order ler :j. TO for printing and postage
was issued. Rev. Vr. II. II. Snyder and
the Maiietta Sunday school, rent regrets
for their absence ; also Rev. Dr. T. Appel,
superintendent of missions, seal gieetings
and regrets, and all moneys left in the
treasury after payment of expenses, were
directed te be devoted te missions. 'Revs.
D. V. Gerhard and J, A. Peters dismissed
" Visitation ;'' Chas. Denucs. e?j.. Rev.
L. F. Ziukhan, J. A. Peters. 1). y. Ger
hard and Elder Gee. W. Ilcnr.el, discussed
the ' Infant department ;" and " Condi
tiens ei success were uiseusjcu ev lie vs.
J. IJ. Shumaker, C. S. Gerhard, "L. F.
Ziukhan, 1). IJ. Shuey ami Mr. C. Vtr.
Lcvan. The President, G. W. Ueusei con
eluded the exercises with a fitting address,
complimentary of the Rc-feimcd life of old
Heller's congregation. The renventmu
adjourned with repeating the ciced. Lord's
Player and doxology, aud after ins1-: noting
the committee of elassis en Sunday-schools
te cali a convention dining the y-T. -. when
a suitable place is secured.
nk(uiii;oici:eci sew-s.
Noir and Acress the County Lin-.
Chief of Police William Lynch, ei" Wc.-t
Chester, has been indefinitely suspended
by Bulges:; "Weed for aliened '" con
duct unbecoming an officer." Thu m im
pended chief at ouce handed ever his
Drunken Stutl".
Hew many children and women are slowly
and study dying, or rather being killed, by
execs -ive doctoring, or the daily use of some
drug or drunken stuff called medicine, that no
one knows what itis made of, who can easily be
cureil and saved by Hep Hitters, made of Heps,
Ilut-hu, Mandrake, Dandelion &c, which is se
pure, simple and harmless that the most frail
woman, weakest invalid or smallest child can
tru-tin them. Will you be saved by them ?
.Sec ether column. el-2vd&w
Virtue Acknowledged.
Mrs. Ira Mullielliuul, Albany, N. Y., writes :
' Fer several years I have sintered Irem oft
recurring bilious headaches, dyspepsia, and
ceniphdiits peculiar te mv sex. Since using
your Itiirdnck Weed Hitters I am entirely re-
iievcii." Price SI. Fer yalcat H. 15. Cochran's
drug store, i:J7 North Qneen street, Lancaster
" ftlilii Ulsoases " Cared by lr. Sivayne's
Ointment.
What is mere distressing than an obstinate
skin ili-caie, and why persons should sutler a
si.- gie Heur wncn thej- have a sure care in
' S wayne's Ointment " is p:isl our compichcu cempichcu compichcu
sien. The worst wes et letter, itch, salt
rla-uui, or lint annoying ceui)Iaiut, itching
pili s, yield te its wonderful all-healing quali
ties. Pimples en the iace and blotches en the
h!;in arc icmevcd by using thN healing eint-m:-:it.
Pcrfi-ctly safe and harmless, even en
tliemest tender infant. Itching I'ilcs-Symp-Innis
aic meMurc, intense itching, particu
latlyat night after getting warm In bed;
ether parts are sometimes affected. S wayne's
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. f)r. Swayne &
Sen, .".:; North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
Pa., te whom all letters should ha addressed,
sold by all prominent druggists.
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VTO AUCTION TO-NIUHl'.
Hut the
CLOSING AUCTION SALE
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GROCERIES,
Te-morrow, Friday Afternoon
AT 2 O'CLOCK.
PHILADELPHIA.
ectC-tfd
Flames Itrcaic out Afresh.
New Yekk, Oct. 6. Fire breke out
again in the Continental brewery, Green
wich avenue, which was se badly burned
yesterday afternoon, and completed the
destruction of the brewery. The less by
this morning's fire alone is estimated at
fully $75,000 or $80,000 which, added te
yesterday's less of 630,000, brings the
tctal up te $155,000.
Last King street
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NKW YORII 8TO0KK.
Stocks heavy.
HI AV1KE.
T B. MAUTIN 31 CO.
China, Glass & Queensware Department.
Ne. 17 KAST KING STKEET.
C. WIDJIVEIS, Assignee.
IlKXKVSHCDiniT Auct. s-.'l-tld
J)OHLIC SALIi OF VALUABLK CITV
I PROI'EIITY. On WEDNESDAY KVK.V
ING, OCTOIJER 12, 1881. will be sold at public
sale, nt the City Het-KH. 11. Power, Propri
etor), en North Queen street, that line two
story and attic brick slated dwelling house,
with two-story brick, slated back building at
tached, having eleven rooms, gas, bath, fur
nace, clothes closets (all in excellent order).
j.ui, nema xi ieei 4 incnes en tast orange
street, and uxtands southward 215 feet te
Urant street, has excellent fruit and a frame
slatetl stable thereon; situate Ne. 321 East
Orange street, Lancaster, Pn.. and known as
the property et Mrs. M. A. McUraun.
Alse, at the same time and place, two lets,
each 21 feet 4 inches by 213 feet, adjoining
above property en the cast.
Possession and title April 1, 1SS2.
Sale te commence at 7X o'clock, p. in., et said
day, when terms and conditions will be made
known by UAUSMAN & .BURNS,
Real Estate Agents, 10 West Orange street.
Samuel Hkss A ses, Auctioneers.
ectl,,8,10,ll,12dR
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SPECIALTIES AXD XO TELTIES
all Fine Grades of ENGLISH, GERMAN,
FRENCH AND JAPANESE
Telegraphic News Condensed.
Geed day and track, but slim at
tendance at Jcrome Park today. Godiva
wen the first thrce- quarter mile race,
Blcndlicim second, St. Mungo third.
Time, 1:20.
Pulaski N. Y., lest its cntire business
part of the town by fire today, breaking
out at 4 a. m. and causing 200,000 less.
JACK FKOST.
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A1LF.V, HANKS & KIDDLK.
Tiiiuers. erysipelas, mercurial diseases,
"lefula. and general dcbilitv, cured by ' Dr.
Lind.-ey's llioed Searcher." " el-lmil.tw
"Wne Gasi-s Mucn Holds Little." The
proprietors of Ely's Cream Halm de net claim
it te be a cure-all, but a sure remedy for Ca
tarrh and Catarrhal Deafness, Colds in the
cad and Hay Fever.
Cream Halm effectually clemscs the na.al
passages et" catarrh H virus, causing healt hy
feccrctlens, allays inflaminatien and irritation,
protects the membranai linings of the head
from additional colds, completely heals the
teres ami restores the sense of taste and smell.
Kcneflcial results arc realized by a lew nppll nppll
cdieus. A thorough trcalmrnt as directed
will cure cutardi. The Hal mis easy te use and
agreeable. Sold by druggists at ,13 cents. On
receipt et 50 cents will mail a package. Send
f.ir circular with full information.
ELY'S CREAM I5ALM CO., Oswego, N. Y.
Fer f-ale by all the Lauca-ter druggists.
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SOLID
STERLING
SILVERWARE.
Kare Pieces for Calriiicls.
HISIHIE FIGURES AND GROUPS IN
GREAT VARIETY.
Bar and Hetel Goods
A SPEC r ALT Y.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. W. King and Prince Streets,
LANCASTER. PA.
The ."Ulse.'ilcr be Played In Virginia.
Danville, Va., Oct. C There was a
heavy and killing frost throughout this
region last niht, and ;rcat apprehensions
are entertained of serious and extensive
damage te the growing tobacco. In the
fields near Danville the plants were badly
bitten.
Suictde or a Sportsman.
AcnusTA. Ga., Oct. C James R. Glo Gle
ver, a sporting man, took two ounces of
laudanum yesterday and died early this
morning. He left a letter with a friend
telling him net te open ifc until a certin
hour. lie docs net appear te have been
insane. Glever's father committed suicide
several years age.
Our stock is larger
ever been before.
than it lias
It comprises every article in Sil
ver that can possibly be called
ter.
We have Silver ler houscheljl
usennd for ornamental purposes.
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OU1TUAIIV.
Ircath or a None&cuniiun.
Eleaner Swift, nee Crawford, died yes
terday evening at the residence of her
son-in-law, Iev. Jeseph Greff, in Diumoie
township. She was born at the Fulton
house en tiie 17th of January, 1700, and
had reached the extraordinary ac of 91
years, 8 months aud IS days.
Slie was a devout Christian, a member
of the Methodist chinch, and universally
known and esteemed, and retained her fa
culties almost te the time of her decasc.
Large Funeral.
The funeral of Miss Kate H. Slaymakcr,
who died en Wednesday, took place this
morning, llev. Dr.J.Y. Mitchell conducted
the services at the house of the father of
the deceased, en East King street, after
which the fuueial party left for the old
Leacock church, near Intorceur.se, where
the interment was made. The funeral was
very largely attended by friends of the
deceased.
his
neeting
te hear
inst at e-
J unpen erB Appointed.
The following gentlemen were appointed
this morning by the court te inspect the
bridge recently built by Ephraim Deet3,
ever the Couestega creek at Martin's mill,
in East Earl township : Tiieodere A. Kin
der, Jeseph V,7". Herst, Samuel Hoever,
East Earl ; Aaren G. Weaver, Caernarvon ;
Antheny Geed, Brecknock, and Wm. Cass
aer East Lampeter.
star and ether appurtenance;
ofllce and requested that a special :
of the town councils be called
evidence with a view te his re
ment.
The commissioners of Lancaster an 1
Chester counties will jointly sell at pribiic
sale the material left ever after completing
the new bridge ever the Ooteraro creek at
Pine Greve, West Nottingham township,
en Tuesday, October 18. They wiil also
receive proposals at tiie sanu time for
painting and whitewashing the new
bridge.
While engaged at work upon the barn
of Lewis J. Grant, of Lewer Chanecferd
township, Yerk county, en Monday
James Markcl, the carpenter, fell from
the reef te the ground, a distance of about
18 feet, and was badiy hurt.
i:asc!n)!.
On Saturday afternoon next the Iron
sides aud College b.i5,'.ctU clubs will play
their second match g,u:ie en the grounds
of the latter at the college. A geed game
may be looked for, and it will draw alarc
crowd.
Officer A. J. Flick, of the police force.
has presented the Ironsides club with a
very fine new ball of which the boys are
proud.
The Michigan Sufferers.
Te day Mayer MacGenislc sent te Mayer
Thompson, of Detroit, $300 ie be used iu
aid of the Michigan sufferers by the late fire.
This makes $1,000 that has thus far been
sent en by Mayer MacGeniglc, and there is
ever $20 yet in the treasury. Further
subscriptions will no doubt ba made. The
following contributions are acknewledged:
A Mcnnonite friend, $." ; Mrs. Chas. A.
Ilciuitsh, $5.
Paster lHccicd.
At a congregational meeting of the
members of Salem church of Ged held last
evening, in accordance with their charter,
for the election of 3i pastor. Ilcv. Jehn
Ridley, of Iowa, who has been serving the
church ler several weeks, was unanimously
electcd pastor for the ensuing year.
Special Meeting.
The beard of prison inspectors will held
a special meeting en Saturday, when they
will investigate the cscape made by the
two prisoners en Monday.
Divorced.
Viela Mullen, of this city, was yester
day divorced, in court, from lier husband,
Jacob Mullen, en the grounds of desertion.
Niitiilnj; Slmrl of Unmistakable lleiieiits
Conferred upon tens of thousands of sufferers
cenlil originate and maintain the reputation
which Aveis's ARS.vrARiLLA enjoys. It is a
cemp-uuid or the bust vegetable alteratives,
with tilt- Iodides of Potassium andiron, and is
the me'st effectual of all remedies torscrefu.
lena, mercurial, or bleed disorders. Uniformly
Miec-c-ftsiul and certain in Its remedial cflecU
it xuedticcs rapid and complcle euros et Scre-
I iita.Serc:', Rolls, Humer;, Pimples, Eruptions,
Skin Dineases and all disorders arising from
impurity et the bleed. Hy its invigorating
efiect.s It always relieves and often cures Liver
Complaints, Female Weaknesses and Irregu
larities, and is a potent rencwer et vitality.
Fer purifying the bleed it has no equal. It
tones up the system, restores and preserves
the health, and imparls vigor and energy. Fer
forty years it ha? been in extensive use, and is
te-day the meit available medicine for the suf
fering sic!r,:iny where. Fer sale by all dealers.
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The Unitcnu Indictments.
Washington, Oct. C The indictments
in Guitcan's case have been cemplctcd.and
arc new in the hands of the printer. Thev
will net be given te grand jury te-day and I flicted with
1kii;ai:t's old wink stoke.
Brandy as a Medicine.
The i following article was venintarilyscnt te
Mr. II . L.Maymnkcr, Agent for Kcigilrt's Old
Wine btere, by a prominent practising physi
cian et this county, who has extensively used
tlm Brandy rcfern.d te in Ills regular pricttce
It.is cemineniled te the attention of these at.
owing te the absence of Counseller Sce
ville, that body may net act upon itbefore
next week.
KLscuun riteai death
The follewingstatcmcntof William J Cough Ceugh
lin, ofSemcrville, May,, is se remarkable that
v.-e beg te ask for it the attention of our read
ers, lie says: " In the faff of 1S7C I was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs followed
by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my
appetite and flesh. I was se weak at one time
that I could net leave my bed. In the summer
or 1?77 I -.vas admitted te the Cily Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had a hole in
my left lung a blgas a half cellar. I expend
ed ever n hundred dollars in doctors and med
icine. I wa s,e far gene at one time a report
v. en: around that I was dead. I gave up hope,
het a friend told me of Dr.. Wm. Haix's Balsam
fertius Lvxes. I laughed at my friends, think
ing that my case was Incurable, but I get a
bottle te satisfy them, when te my surprise
and gr.-.tillealien, I commenced te feel better.
My hope, once dead, began te revive, and to
day I reel la better spirits than I have the past
three years.
"I write this hoping you will publish It, se
that everyone allllcted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced le take Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam
ler t'n) Lungs, and be convinced that con
sumption can be cured. I have taken two
bottles and can positively say that It has done
mere geed than all ether medicines I have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entirely disappeared and I shall seen be
able te go te work." Sold in Lancaster at
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and 139 North Queen
street lv23-lvdcedTh&w2
A Cough. Celd or sere Tnreat sneuld De
stepped. Neglcet ircrjucntly results in an In-cm-able
Lung Disease or Consumption,
lhewn'.s iifeuchlal Troches de net disorder
thofcteinacii like ceugli syrups and balsams,
but act directly en the inflamed parts, allaying
irritation, give relief In Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, ami the Threat Troubles
which Singers und PublicSpcakers aresubject
te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi
cians, und always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant us
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tained well-merited rank among the lew staple
remedies of the age. Sold at 25 cents a box
everywhere. n8-lvdTThS41yw
Wc have Silver for presentations
and for testimonials.
We have Silver in large and
small articles for Wedding Pres
ents. We have Silver of the me.-t su
perior Workmanship and Ele
gant Designs.
Wc have Silver at the Lewest
Prices at which such Silver can
be ailerded.
Wc send Silver "On Approval "
te any part of the country.
BAILEY,
BANKS,
BIDDLE,
12th AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
sepl23-3mdced
"FULTON Ol'EKA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONH .
Saturday Evening, October 3.
SUPEltB DUAMAT1C EVENT.
Grand production en a scale of mugnitlccut
grandeur.
JAMES A. HEKNE'S
"HEARTS OP OAK."
Press, public, opposition, nlikcaeknnwlcdge
its supremacy and power, conceding its right
te the well-earned title et the grandest and
most perfect sctnicdramaticpieturcef the age.
WHOLESOME PLAY !
SUPERBLY MOUNTED!
MAGNIFICENTLY ACTED!
Scalk op Pnicns :
RESERVED SEATS 75c.
GENERAL ADMISSION 35, 50 & 75c.
On sale at Opera Heuse Office. ec!5 ltd
"UULT-'N OPKKA ItuUSE.
Thursday livening, October (Mi.
HAVBRLY'S
Fameus-40Original.
Li.sl appearance in this city of the
Pennsylvania at Torktewn Centennial.
Washington, Oct C The governor of
Pennsylvania has notified the master of
ceremonies of the Yorktown celebration
that seven hundred militia, in addition te
these already reported, will attend the
celebration.
ORIGIVAL EUROPEAN MASTODON
STBELS!
MIN-
PUHLIC SALE-UN TUKSDAV.OCTOUEI1
11, 1881, strictly between the hours oftwe
and four o'clock p. m., will be sold by the un
dersigned, at public Silc, en the premises in
East uemptleld township. Lancaster county,
en the read leading from llohrerstewn te the
Harrisbnrg turnpike, about hall a mile irem
Eohrerstewn, and about three miles from
T.ftnrflater nlfv f hn fnllnninn rnnl ar-tntn ir4
A "farm or 111 ACRES and C5 PEUCIIKS
mere or less, of best quality limestone land,
adjoining land of Abr. It. Miller, Christian
Huhcckei ami ethers. The improvements
consist et a two-story BRICK DWELLING,
32 feet square, with wings, all reefed with the
best slate the market afforded ; a geed Bank
Barn, new Cern Barn, new Heg Stable aud
einer ouieuiHiings: two wens ei water,
one at the dwelling the ether at the barn. both
work by wire and running water; there is a
spring house under the dwelling with water
constantly running through the milk trough,
and fixed se that the trough can be raised or
lowered at the desire of the person using the
same. Fruit trees, such as apples and peaches.
There Is a body of limestone near the read
which is valuable and would afford a kiln.
There is a stream of spring water running
through the barnyard and premises, te which
cattle have access from nearly all the fields.
The whole is under geed fences. This farm
has been in geed hands for the last eleven
years and is in a mere than ordinary geed
state of cultivat.en. Tha properly is less than
half a mile from a station en the Pennsylvania
railiead, where ten passenger trains step
daily. with the convenience et two daily mails.
The Lancaster daily papers are received be
fore t p. m. The property is convenient te
places of business churches et different denoin denein denoin
lnatiens and schools. Seme et the land can be
sold off te a very geed advantage.
Half et the purcnase money can remain in
the premises, it the purchaser desires, for
three years, at 44 per cent interest. Half et
the grain in the ground will go with the prem
ises. Persons desiring te view the property will
call en the undersigned residing near'tlic P.
K. R. Station at Rohrerstown.
The sale will positively be held between the
hours of 2 and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day.
Direct from their brilliant triumph el
Consecutive-200--Perfermancep;
AT HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE, LONDON.
ENGLAND.
Performers40Perfermers.
40-HAVERLY'S ORIGINAL-40.
A Glorious Pregramme !
Don't Ferget the Date !
ADMISSION, - - 73. .Viand 35 CenU
BESERVED SEATS. - - 73 Cents.
Diagram at Opera Heuse. el,4,5,n-3ti?
Terms made known by
TOBIAS
Samuel Hess, Anc.
' C. II. HeFFKAjr, Clerk.
DENLINGER.
Hempfleld P. O.
4td-6,7,8,10
TfULTOa OPKKA HOUSE.
Goodwin, Ziume.-uian & Nixek, Managers.
Friday Evening. October 7, 1881.
NE NIGHT ONLY.
Kiralfy's Great Spectacular Play et
MICFAET.STB060EF
New In Its third wceir at the Philadelphia
Academy of Music, and playing te
crowded houses.
SrEciAL Netice. The management have
great pleasure In announcing that this grand
performance en next Friday evenins, will sur
pass any entertainment ever given In the city
of Lancaster.
Michael Strogelt will be presented here with
the same great cast as In Philadelphia. The
t'reat Londen Star,
Mr. William Rigneld,
Will appear as MICHAEL STROUOKF, sup
ported by twenty ether artists.
The Grnnd Ballet will comprise sixl y ladies,
led by the Italian Premieres
MLLE BAZZANO and MLLE HOFSHULER
and MONS. ARNOLD KIRALFY.
A most important feature et the entertain
ment will be the entire
GRAND ORCHESTRA 0F25 MUSICIANS
Under the direction et Prof. F. II. Zanlfg, will
be brought here from Philadelphia.
The music Is original, havlngbecn composed
by Franz Ven Suppc und Anten KnbhiUeln.
Over.'one hundred people and several horses,
and the Wonderful Trained Donkey Pete, will
appear in several et the important scenes of
Michael fctrogeff.
Special Netice. Notwithstanding the great
expense Incurred In the performance, the lol lel lol
lewing popular prices will prevail.
ADMISSION, 35 75c.
RESERVED SEATS, SI.
Scats can new he secured at YcckerV.
cctWtd
'rust In the Seuth.
Charleston, S. C, Oct. C Telegrams
from Northern Seuth Carolina te the
JVcim and Courier this morning' report a
frost last night and another is expected to
night, and state that the late growth of
cotton will be destroyed.
Meeting of Heading ltallreau Directors.
Philadelphia, Oct. 0. The beard of
directors of the Philadelphia & Reading
railroad company held a meeting te day.
The meeting was short and no business
of public importance was transacted.
Killed at Harrisbnrg.
IlARKisnuRG, Pa., Oct. C Luciua S.
Albright, a drover of Petlsville, was
struck and killed by a locomotive at the
stock yards above this city this afternoon.
He had en his person $100 in meucv and a
bank book of the Miners bank of Petts-villc.
JIAJtKJSTS.
aevf VerK marxet.
Ne- ep.k, October C. Fleur Stale
ana Western without important change:
Superfine State at 5 40 SO; extra de at
JGtOgi; CO; choice de $(I 70gC 73: fancy dc
id EOflS r,0; round hoop Ohie i0 73f?7 00:
choice de J7 10g8 75; superfine western
JC 30gC SO: common te geed estra dc
JC U)S 75 ; choice de (i; yegs 73 ; choice
white wheat de, at $7 23 8 SO. Southern scarce
and firm; common te fair extra $G 03a
750 : gerx te choice de $7 BDS8 73.
Wheat opened Ilc lower, subsequently
about Xc or advance lest Ne. 2 Red. Octo
ber. $1 ulfgl 5:ile November, S16781SSK:
de December, i (W910 ; de January, $1 ey
Cern opened Jg-5c higher ; afterwards ad
vance lest: mixed western spot, ai7ilie;
de future, 71ffie. "
Oats a shade better: Sta'.e47ir7c; Western,
Philadelphia. Market.
I'liiLAnaLPiiiA. Oct. C Fleur strong, with
ruir demand: Superfine, $3 eugs 50; extra
at $3 73f; 50: Ohie and Indiana family, at
17 'SYeiS 00; Pennsylvania family 7 ;13
750; St. Leni- de 8 OOflS 23; Minni'seM
Extra 17 5037 73: de straight, $7 3J?8 CO;
winter patent 3 0OSS 73; spilng de 8 23
Rye Heur at $0 50.
Wheal Market firmer and mere active ;
Ne. ! Western Red $1 50J; Delaware and
Pennsylvania Red, $1 51 ; de Amber,
$150. '
Cern firmer, better local demand ; .teamer,
75c; vwlew, and mixed, 7'Jc ; Ne. ."Mixed,
Oats firm, geed demand ; Ne. 2. While, 53c ;
Ne.:!, de 51c; Ne. 2. Mixed,MS4Sic.
Rye scarce at $1 07.
Previsions Market and prices steady ; mess'
perk, $20 00520 50 :bcet ham;-, at$2-!Z: ; India
in ess beet. $22 50, f. e.b.
Bicen Smoked shoulders 10; salt dc
0c ; smoked hams Hlc : pickled inircp.
1213c- '
Aara steaey : city koiue $13 00; loe-
nniciierx' J120U ; prime steam $12 (3.
Butter firm and fancy lets very scarce;
Pcnna creamery exira S7.lSc; West
ern 3Gc;de geed te cheice 3lS34c: Bradteid
county and New Yerk extra. SSSSOa; first-,
2fi27c ; Western dairy extra, 2Cc ; de geed te
choice, 2323e.
Rolls none here.
Eggs firm and light; Penn'a 23g21c ; West
ern 2122c.
Cheese Market firm for choice grades ;
New Yerk full cream liUc; Western tub.
cream 1S413c ; de lair te geed. 1212c ; dc
half-skimmed aglOc; Pcnna le., 75Mc.
Petroleum nominal en spot ; refined, TiTc
Whisky at $118.
Seeds Geed te prime Clever dnll at OiiQ.
10t; Timethy dull, $2 73S2 00; Flaxsetd
firm at $1 15.
LIte stecK market.
Chicago. Hogs Receipts, 20,000 head: Biilp.
ments, 2,700 head ; market weak nnd lower :
best stock In geed demand common te geed
mixed packing, $6 1035 50 ; cheice heavy. $6 ee
07 35.
Cattle Receipts, 6,000 head ; shipments, 1,400
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
,pi) BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This new much abused Alcoholic Stimulant
was never intended as 11 beverage, but te r
used as 11 medicine of great potency in tiie cnie
of some of the destructive diseases whlih
sweep away their annual thousands of victims'.
With 11 .purely philanthropic motive we pre
sent te the favorable notice et invalids cire.
cially these afflicted with that mi-eruble ilte.
ease Dyspepsia, a specific remedy, which i3
nothing mere or less than
Brandy.
1, P'V'r.M1.' itl,"Shn WPctite and mere 01
less debility, will ttnit thin simple medicine,
when itb'cil properly, '
A Sovereign Remedy
or all their Ills and aches. Re It, lieev.:i
strictly understood that wc pruxciiue ami ue
', t .iiiti ii 1.1UIU. aim umi is
REIUAKT'S OLD BRANDY,
SLAi-JAKLE. This Brandy hai steed the
test for year, and has never failed, as tai
as our experience extends, anil we tbJPutnr
give it the preference overall etner Brandic.
nomntU'rwIthliewmanyjaw-breaklngFroiicl.
titles they are branded. One-fourth of tlm
money that Is yearly thrown away en various
Impotent dyspepsia specifies would .suffice it
buy all the Brandy te cure any such ca?e 01
ase-i. In proof ei the curative dewcm el
Reigart's Old Brandy,
In cases of Dyspepsia, we can summon nun.
bers of witnesses one case in particular we
cite:
A hard-working farmer had been afllictcii
witn an exhaustive Dyspepsia for a number or
years; his stomach would reject almost every
kind et feed; hu had sour eructatiens coil,
slant !yue appetite in tact, tie was ebf iged te
restrict hfs dfet te crackers and state bread
and as a beverage he used McUrunn's Reet
Beer. He is a Methodist, and then, as new
preached at times, and in his discourses often
declaimed earnestly against all kinds of strnne
drink. When advised te trv
Reisrart' e Old Brandy.
In his case, he looked up with astentsiiuiem
hut after hearing of its wonderful ellccts in
the cases of some of hts near acquaintances, he
at last consented te fellow our advice. 11
used the Brandy faithfully and steadily; the
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jiv.,ku.- in ui, xu Buii jh.-cii3 11. unu uses a lit
tle occasionally; and since he lias thts mcdl.
cine he lias been of very little pecuniary bene
fit te the doctor. A Pkactisihe Phtsicm .
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H. E. SLAY3IAKER,
aee::t vor
Reigart's Old Wim Stei
Established In 1 785,
IIirOIrrKB AUD IlSALKR IB
FINE OLD BRANDIES, SIIEKRIE3, SUPK
RIOIC OLD MADEIRA, (Imported In lsifw,
t827 and 1S28.) CHAMPAGNES O
EVERV BRAND, SCOTCH ALE
PORTER. BROWN STOUT.
Ne. "J l.'AST KINO ST.. LANCASTEtt. P.I
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TOTICE
Our REAL ESTATE CATALOGUE for Oc
teber will be issued shortly. Persons wbhlnir
ihelr properties noticed should send descrip
tions at once. Ne cliarge unless sold.
ALLAN A. IIERR & CO.,
Real Estate, Collection and Ins. Agents,
scpt3-e'md 3 North Duke Street.
riTAX NOTICE. THE TICKASUKKK HAS
J. been directed by the Finance Committed
ret Councils te request prompt payment of all
uaisiumiing uiy aex en or oeiere me latn
day of October ensuing, at which time the de
linquent tax lists will be placed In the hands
of thu Ward Constables for collection, and te
give notice that all City Tax unpaid en the 27th
day of December next will then belicned upon
the property.
By order of Finance Committee. , '-
WM. McCOMSEV,
scp23 tfdU,W&S Treasurer 1 1
ESTATE OP MICHAEL .IIALD.Nt;, LAIK
or the City of Lancaster, dee'd. The un
dersigned auditor, appointed te distribute
the balance remaining in the hands of Edward
McGevt-ru. Wm. L. Peipcrand James M.
Burke, executers et said deceased, te and
amentr these Icimilv entitled te tlm snme win
sit for that purpose en TUESDAY, the 25th or
(H'TnllKIt 1INI at 111 nV1n.V '. H. .,"
2 ' -"- .-.,.- V.1VV., U. Jll., u fclfb
A.ierury Keem ei tne ;eurt uense, in the Ci
ui A"a3icr. wuere an persons interested.
saui uistrioniien may nttenil.
CHAS. K. K
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