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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCES TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1882.
Jlaucastrr Itrtciligcncer
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 21, 1882
HER AXSWKK.
ier the Ij.TELLlGEJ.CKR.
I'm going te write you, dear Hurry,
A secret you never must tell ;
That beauty Miss Lily Maguire
Otcouweyeu remember lier well
lias numbered my licart with lier cenfjiiC9t3
My dcvoUens I've paid at lier shrine ;
I have thought I'd lecUuetter a husband.
And I've asked Mlus Lll te be mine.
Yeu remember the Jirsttlme that I wcnttheie;
Veu were one et us country bes's then ;
When Bud was the only name I had,
And you were called nothing but Hun :
And you were In love with her sister.
The dark eyed beautiful Ke3e,
A llewer transplanted In heaven.
Where never a cold wind blew-.
Twas a .sad, had grave that we made htr,
Down thcic where the violets wen; spicid,
Anil her face, us she lay in her cellin.
Made me think that an angel wus dead.
And lier grave, 1 wander there often.
1 think it a duty I ewe
I could see the spot new In the moonlight.
Hut it's covered ull ever with Knew.
And you went te the city seen alter,
Veu" couldn't live here without Uese,"
And down there in business and pleasure .
You've torget her almost, 1 suppose.
Well new, in this ad ictrespcctive,
I have strayed eiulte away irein my theme.
Hut I'll never lerget these old days, Hal,
Tlicy'ie te me like it liuaulitul dicam,
1 am living here new en the homestead
It whs mine with my tvvcnty-llrst year ;
It Is Joined by Muguiie's, you knew, lltil.
And like Ids, of encumbrances clear.
Ileiel ilej ust whatever will ple.ise me,
Tlieiigh 1 hope i ne'er please te be liii'iiu,
And when -bowing my power would eppn-s,
Mai,
1 t-ike e-.uv that my power's net seen.
And I've ellcn tell se lonely heie.
Willi u gieat vacant place in iny life ;
And the only thing that would lill it I've
thought.
In the whole wide world, was a wite.
S ut last, te my own satisfaction,
Having settled that I inarrljd would be,
I paid ceuit te the beaiitilul Lily
1 w.is vety methodic you see.
Aud Miss Lily, like ItutkN, was" wllliir,"
And her dad was us kind us could be,
Vnd while 1 was a courting his duughtei
He was paying Ids homage te ine.
He retired nightly early whenever
(And 't was oft) I went ever te wee,
And would leave Lit and ine there tegethei -
Which et course was the light tiling te de.
lieu tiie II is) blue blr.l chli pod in the sptlny
time,
That awakened old natuie te hie.
We together would slrav te the wild Wi el.
Where the tniiling arbutus grew rite.
Then the apple blooms came en the eichurd.
With a treasure et beauty untold,
Aud the moonlight, when glinting down
tliieugli t Ikmii,
Made l.ll'.s tic-.se- ii clowning nl gftW.
i hen Hi j li.'iiicsgicu llpc m the clearing,
Whele we two their gieen hiding pl.iee
sought.
And l.il's lips looked sweeter, tur sweeter,
Thau tli.; luighti ;t et buriles, ine thought.
AuiWtej-ethei we tlruve III the evenings,
Slowly down by the liver's green sheie.
And the biirden.the waters would sing in.
Seemed te be ' evermore, eveiuieie'"
Ah ! I theiighlshe was learning te love me
With the innocent trust et a child.
And it loving a Lily's tcslhetlc
1 wus mere, an lesthetie than Wltdc.
e, last S.ilurdav night 1 went ever
With the notion lull grown in my head,
That I'd tell her hew dearly I loved her.
And would beg her se warmly te we.i.
She was silting alone by the lire,
With her t.iccgeldci-lranicd by her hair.
And I thought 1 would give her a scepter of
geld.
It she'd conic u my hearth and sit there
When I asked ler her lather, she answered
' He's away en some business te day.
Hut lie premised te be home by nine o'clock,
sure,
It he met no vevatieus delay."
Thru rhe sat at the sweet-toned organ.
And trilitd a weiid old tune.
Till slew ly her voice grew milter,
. And wlie s.uifj ine It.iuks o'Deon.'
Light, nine, ten. lb" old clock sti lick.
And the wind Went whistling by ;
And she wendeied hew seen her lather would
Clinic,
("Maybe be a week," hoped I)
Then she w.ilkcd te the w nidew te leek tei
him,
When her sweet red lips died, "Oh :
J ust leek here at the great big drill
He will never come through such .snow."
And shel:ippMl ln-ihiiii.l-aii! danced mono. I
I.Ike a child transported with glee,
We will sleigh just lets:" she archly sji.t
" In this tine moonlight, wei.'l we ""'
Hy heavens; Hal, 1 could have worshipped
lier.
As she steed in her w ilcheiy there,
With her great deep eyes as tiie ether i s blue
And her cheek as her namesake fair
Hut hi prattle laii nil-" And yeu'ic snow
bound,' And you can't go home te night.
And there's, net a man in all the liin j.
Ami I'm sure I'd die et Iright. '
lier small white hand was en my arm,
And a soil pleading light In her eyes
It Is wise te be coaxed along the path.
Where your sweetest pleasure lle-.
Se, I stayed ull night te protect Miss 1. 11
Hut my love I didn't tell.
Te anticipate was bliss enough,
And the morrow would de us well,
Ot course it came, and breakfast o'er
The hours ilew swittly away ;
And 1 took her hand se dainty in nunc,
Aud suid 1 had something te ray.
Then 1 toldet my love se burning ami pine,
Ot the yearnings that tried my lite,
And my weids liew out like an anvil's -pui l.s
Till I'd asked her te be my wite.
Whilethe rose" ami lilies weie at play en her
cheek,
Fer her ails wer my hea.l dioeped low.
Fer 1 thought she wa- likely te whisper it,
Hal,
Ami I'll bedarusd it she dK' n't say Xe '
1 hen I rushed from the heu-e at a iiifi.liii.in"j
pace
What was the cold and snow te me '
Fer eh : my lite must ever be cold.
And Us crater with snow full be-:
HAL'S AJ.SVVKR.
out long-winded epistle came duly te Lump
Laden down with the secret It bore,
Which my duty unwavering -hall -acrcdly
keep.
lill the liver steps singing "Evermore ;"
Fer 1 asked Miss l.il that self-same thing.
The last time she was here In the city.
Anil she didn't say iu-vve will marry quite
seen
1 suppose you'll net thank me ter pity r
1 sipped the Rese contentedly, el ull its line
quintessence,
And new the Lily 1 shall pluck, rich in Its ado
lescence. W. F. M.
Violations et Election Laws.
Judge Barrett yesterday :it New Yeik
decided in the rases of Washington E.
Hall ami Themas Beland, convicted in
Octeler, 1879, of violating the election
laws, that the prisoners should be taken
te state prison te serve out their sentences
of two years each. The court also granted
a writ of certiorari in their cases, but
denied a stay of proceedings.
Lnhealthy or inactive kidneys cause gravel
Bright' disease, rheumatism, and a horde et
ether serious and lata! diseases, which can be
jit-evented with Hep Bitter, if taken in time.
fclO-2wd.Vw
Ecped trem the Tell.
Jno. Bacen, Lapertc. Ind., write?: " Huriab
ter Spring Blessem ; it's all you recommended
it te tie. My dyspepsia lias all vanished. Why
don't you advertise It ? What allowance will
you make if I take a dozen bottles, se tliat I
could oblige my friends occasionally ?" Trice
50cents. Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's drug
store. 137 Xerth Queen street, Lancaster.
lteds or Down Feel Hard.
All bedslseem hard te the rheumatic. Then
barken ye; peevish sufferers : Apply Or.
Themas' Eclectric OH te your aching Joints
and muscles. Ilely upon It that you will ex
perience speedy relief. Such, at least, is the
testimony of these who have used it. The le
medy is likewise successfully resorted te for
threat and lung etiscases, sprains, uruises, eic.
Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's drug store, 137
North Queen street, Lancaster.
A Short Kead Je Health.
Te all who are suffering trem boils, ulcer,
scrofula, carbuncles, or ether obstinate elis
eascs et the bleed and skin, a course of Cur Cur
deck Bleed Bitters will be found te be a short
read te health. Price $1. Fer sale at II. B.
Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen street,
Lancaster.
SIEV1CAL.
HOSTBTTBR'S
CELEBRATED
A remedy with such a lcputatien as llev
tetter's Stomach Hitters deserves a fair uial.
It veu nre dyspeptic, your malady will event
ually jleid te it ; it you are feeble, lack llesh
and feel despondent, it will both build and
cheer you up: it veu are constipated, it will
relieve, and it bilious, healthliiliy stimulate
your liver. Don't despond, but make this
effort in tiie light diieetien.
Fer sale by nil Druggists and Dealers gen
erally. feb 1 lydi-edjfcw
A IIUIIN TO
i'Eoi'ls:ef sedkntaky ha kits
Ab WELL AS
WEAK AND NERVOUS CONSTITUTIONS.
In sij lug th.it we knew a Positive Cure tei
Sick Headache. Nervous Ileadache, Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Paralysis, Slceplessncs- and Dys
pepsia, we refer, et course, te Dr. I.ensen's
Celery and Chamomile Pills, which are all
they are recommended te be, and will cure the
aoeve naiiicit uiseases without any uouet. a- (
they have permanently cuu-d tlieu-and-.
The greatest discovery and the bc-.t li-meiK
new etant is feuntl In these pills. The prep
erties id Celery and Chamomile aie peculiarly
adapted te cure headache, and it remained iei
Dr. Ben-oil te formulate and conipeum! li.e
propel ties se as te make tliuin available. I'lie
Herald ays- Dr. Kenseu is lecegnized as one
tit the most eminent and successlul physicians
in Baltimore, and his reputation is et itself a
sutllcieut guarantee el the value et his medi
cines. These Pills are prepared expressly te cure
headache's neuralgia, nerveusne-s and ily.
pepsia. and will cure any case, no matter hew
obstinate it may be. el either sirk, nervous or
dyspeptic headache, neuralgia, iievviiihiii-"
or sleeplessness.
Sold by all druggists. l-nce. f.u. a be v.
Depot, ltKJ North Eutaw stieet. Kaltiiweie, Mil.
By mail two boxes ler SI, ersi bees ter 2.."H,
teiiny addre-s.
DR. O. W. BENSON'S
New Itemed- and Favtnite i'rrHriipii'i.
SKIN CURE
Is Warranted te I uie
bCKMA, ThTI'Kllc, IICMOIW, INFLAM
MATION, MILK t'KUhT, ALL KOUull
SCAI.l EltL'PlltlNS, DISEAbES OK
II All! AND SCALP, SUUOFULA,
ULCEUS, PIMPLES AND
TENDER ITCIIlNiIS
en nil parta el the body. It makes the ' ;;lu
white, soil and smooth; lemeves tan and
fieckles, and is the Best toilet ilm,d!ig in the
Weild. Elegantly put up, two bettits m i.m
paekage, cen.sKtlng id both lnteiual and ev
ternal tieatment.
All llr.-t-clnss llllggistr' have it. Pi lee rl pee
package.
aii!r2-MvtlM.V.YS&u
OKNSOS'S l'dltUIIS TLASTKUS
mm: or
BENSON
C!
-)
CAPCINE PLASTERS
1IAVK EKX UHTATKD
And their excellent lcputatien injiue.l by
wettlile.ss imitations. The public, are
cautioned against buying Plasters having
similar sounding names. See that tiie
word C-A-P-f'-I-N-E is correct I v spelled.
Are the only iiuptevcraetit ever made in
Plasters.
One is wei th mere tli-in a dorenefany
ether kind.
Will positively cure where ether teme
elies will net even relieve.
I'riee, 85 Cents.
Ilewate of cheap Plasters mtule wilh
lead poisons.
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
M.UfACTri:iMl CHUM!iT", XciV ORK.
Oil AS. M. CKlTfKNTON, 113 Fulton St.,
New Yerk, sole agent for Dr. C W. Hen
ion's Remedies, te whom all erdeis should
hendilresed.
A SURE REMEDY AT LAST.
I'lle-e 2j Cents.
MEAD'S MEDICATED
COltX AND UUmOX PLASTKJl.
Iebl0-2wd.eed&v eevr-3
r OCHKKS
Renowned Cough Syrup.
A pleasant, sate, speedy and sure remedy fei
Celefs. Ceuglis, Hoarseness, Asthma, Influen
za. Soreness et the Threat and Chest, Hron Hren
cliitis, Whooping Cough, Spitting or llloed, In
flammation el the Lungs and all Diseases e:
the Chest and Air l'assuges.
This valuable preparation combines all tne
medicinal virtues of these articles which long
experience has proved te possess the most
sale and efficient qualities ler the euro of all
kinds et lung diseases.
I'KICE, 25 Cents. Prepared enlyanel sold by
OHAS. A. LO0HER,
WHOLESALE AND UETAIL DRUGGIST,
Ne. t) East King street, Lancaster.
mm BTTERS.
FRADD
Bensen 8 uaDcmePorensP
31ED CAL.
ri-HK FUKEST AND UEST MEDIUM:
L ever made. A combination of
HOI'S, UlTCHC, MANDRAKE AND DANDE
LION, with all the best and most curative properties
of all ether Bitters, makes tiie geatest
BLOOD PUIilFIEE, L1VEK REGULATOR,
and Lite and Health llesterlng Agent en earth.
Ne disease can peiblv long exist wiiere
HOP BITTEBS are used, s"e varied and perfect
are their operations.
They give new Life ami Mger t e the Aged
anil Infirm.
Te all w lie-e employments cause irregulari
ty of the bowels or urinary organs, or who ie
quire an Appetizer.Tenlcand mild Stimulant,
HOI' BiTTEUS are invaluable, without intoxi
cating. Ne matter what your feelings or
symptoms are. what the disca-e or ailiinent i-,
use HOP BITTEBS. Don't wait until you are
sick, but it you only feci bad or miserable, us.c
them nl mice. It mav save veur life. It has
Isaved hundreds. SS300 will be paid ler a cas-c
they will nei cure or neip. no net Miner or
let your friends f-uirer, but in,-and uriie them
te use Hep It. Remember, HOI' BITTEUS is
no vile, drugged drilnkeu nostrum, but the
Puie.it and Best Medicine evei nuulc : the
" Invalid's Trlend and Hepe " and no person
or family .should be without them,
l. I. C. isannb-elute and irresistible cine
ler Drunkenness, use et opium, tobacco stud
narcotics. Ail .-old by driiL'gists. .send ler cir
cular. HOP SUxTERH .MFC. CO.,
Rochester, X. ., and Terente, Out.
.in2i-liuced&w
17AICRWKI.1. NOTlCK.
1 1)K. GKKENK is truly sorry te leave his
numerous friends and patient, his excellent
home in the Stevens Heuse mid his beautiful
eillccs ler another city, but he believes he lias
a mission te lultlll, viz : The e-stablisbmei-t of
a college where OMNIi'ATHY can be taught
toll.e hundreds who are anxiously waiting,
and hence
ABOUT THE MIDDLE Ol' MAUCH
will open an efllc'e either in Hairlsburg or
Washington. He believes his income is equal
te any four M. Ds. in Lancaster, and lie will
ler a reasonable sum teach one M. D. all his
methods et" cuiing the sick and leave his
practice exclusively with him. Dr. U. will be
glau te have anyone call or -end and get lour
pamphlets ruc. with ranies et persons made
well, who were allieted with Dyspepsia, Con Cen Con
bumptien, diseases eii the heart, brain and
ether parts et the body. One of the pamphlets
contains a concise history et vaccination and
another et Catarrh, with names et persons
cured. Overlive bundled persons cured et
Catarrh in this city ter te cents. The Cure
Quick ler Catarrh sent te anyone en receipt
et.'iOcent-i. Eliminations and consultations
rnnc.
Dr. C. A. Greene,
;u; east liixi; siuket.
Thirty-four years experience
Norn Dr. tlicene has -130 acrei el densely
timbered land (oak. nlack walnut, Ac.) In
Kentucky, en Ohie river, which he will sell
ciicap, or csr-iiangp ier lanii in tins county.
M ts.
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EltJAKT'S OLD 1V1NI: STOBK.
Brandy as a Medicine.
The following article was voluntarily sent te
Mr. II. E. Slaymaker, Agent for Keigart's Oh!
Wine Stere, by a prominent practising physi
cian et this county, who lias extensively uVu
the Itrandy lcterreii te in his regular prat tk-e.
It Is commended le the attention et these Mi
di etc. I with
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY ASA MEDiC!Nh.
This new much itlvised Alcoholic Mtmul.mt
wasiuver intended as a beverage, but te In.
used as :i medicine of great potency in the cine
et some, ei the destructive diseases which
sv.-eepnway their annual tlioiibandset victim-,
Vv uli u purely philanthropic motive we pw
scut te the favorable notice et invalids cmh
ciallj tlie-e atUiett'd with tint miserable til--e-
t " iiv-pi-p-ia, a specific; leinedy which ij
inilliiiif, n.'tii'fii less tl.au
Brandy.
Tin :!' ! Willi feeble appetite and mre :
h ss in Mill;,, will liini this simple mili'-iie,
A'iieii used pi-epeily,
A Sovereign Remedy
ei .ill l'i ir ills and aches. Be :. he
stiit ilv understood that we prescribe i.ii.:
ei
'.SI-
but one aiiiele. and that 13
HETUArtT'S OLD BRANifY.
Suit! bv our cntcrpiising yeuui; irleiui, !l L
isLAYMAIvEB. This Brandy has steed Ine
te-t ler years, and has never failed, as tin
as our cxpi'iience extends, and we theiete:,
give it the preterencc ever all ntner Iii-unilu s
no matter with hew many jaw-bivakiiigl'iencl.
titles they are bnindcil. One-'eust'i t.t the
money that is yearly thrown away en various
Impotent dyspepsia specillcs would sullice li,
buy all the Brandy te eipe any such case m
a-." In Dioel et the Ciir.itt'.'u jiewcis el
Reigart's Old Branay,
in iM-i'set Dyspep-iia, we can summon iiiim
hers el witnesses one c:usj in paiticu!ui--c-lte
A liiird-wei king farmer had been aiMcteu
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia tern number et
y."'r.s; his stomach would reject alme-,tuver
kind tit feed; he had hour eructatiens con
stantly no appetite in fact, lie was obliged te
restiiethis diet te crackers and stale bread,
anil as a beverage he used McGrann's Beet
Beer. Me is a Mcthedisl and then, as new
pleached at times, and In his discourses elten
declaimed earnestly agaiitstall kimlset strong
diin'v When advised t. trv
Reiirarf s Old Brandy,
In his ca-a he looked up with asteniL-iimem
bill alter heating tit its Aendcrtiil ellects in
the. cases of some eif his near aceiiiaiutuuc-M, lit
at List ceienteil te fellow our advice. He
e..-'d the Brandy taithlully and steadily; the.
ili-st bottle giving him an appciilc, and beteii
the second was JuUeii he v, as a miuiii! ni:in,u i!l.
a stomach capable el digesting anything whicl:
helchese teeat. lie still kei-lis it and uses a lit-
I tie occasionally; and since lie has this medi
cine lie nas necn ei very nine pecuniary ieiu-"
tit te the doctor. A I'kactisine Physician.
II. E. HLAYjIAKKK.
Af'.T FtIl
Hwiffart's 01(1 Wliii' iSier.
ft-dahlt-dli-d III !S.",
i:;pu.rri!ic akd uualch in
H.VEOLl) IJRAMlUEb, KIlERRii:.J, u V V
Ill.lR tM.li MADEIRA, (Imported in lMr"
1SJ7 an.! ISIS.) CHAMTAGXES U
hVKKY KKAX1), SCOTCH ALE
PORTER, RIIOIVN STOUT.
Ne ."-ill EAST KIN! V.T. !..i MCASTE 15. i"
FOK .SALIC.
I7OK SALE, THE STOCK, SJOJII) WILL
.I1 and Eixtui e-i el a Laifje Fir-t-Chi".-, I.I
ER ! ell'ered Ter sale. Goeil and -.itUl.ielen v
len-eiis (tiven ler celling. Iii'iuire at
fan "Jl-ltdeed CITY LIVERY.
iKl.MI. MAY, AVKMTEKN I'DKX
Oat1 ler sale at I.eaman Place atall
AND
iinie-s
nl market price. Al-e,
COAL AND LL'MRLR.
N.-::ui !i. 11. rehrli:.
1)Uiti.iC SAI.1: ex wKtiSKsavv ri:u
Rl ARY 'J.'. lS-'. will be -old at Ne. :fi
East Walnut street. Pallor, Dinhi;; Roem and
Kltclicn Kurnituie. Al-e, chamber Miit-,
carpets ami many ether aitiele- tee uumei on
to mention.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p, in. condi
tions made known by
18-31 el HEXUY t,U L PERT, Auct.
POK SAtlC AX IMWENSi: MIMKKIC ill'
HOUSES, STORES, RlILDlXei I.Ol-J, Ac.,
of all dcciioliens, In all leealitit--, an. I atall
prices.
SKIV CATAI.OliSE,
vrlth pi ices, free te every one.
ALLAN A. II ERR .V CO,
dec::-::md ." Xerth Duke street,
1)UKI.IC SALE fix r.IOXDAY, FEKKC
AKV 27, IBS2. will be sold at public sale at
the Keystone Hetel, Xerth Queen Ue'et, the
following deseribed real ev-tatc, e-ensi-itin eit a
Let of Ground, fronting " tt-eleu West Clie-l-nutr-treet.
and extending in depth 21., feet te
a ten-toot allcv. wherenn i-i erected a two
story 1SR1CK JJACK P.riLDlNG, llv.f, luet,
containing lour 1 oeiiip, with a one lery frame
kitchen. 1212 (Xe. ,":;j). being the late resi
dence et Catharine Tshudy, elete'a--ed.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. 111.. When
attendance will b," given anil terms made
known by TOHIAS JOIIXsOX.
Executer of Cathai ine T-hudy. dee-'d.
P.. F, Uewk. Il::,li,20,23.27d
CLOJHIXG, UNDEKHEAlt, &C.
WE HAVE Till; HANDSOMEST
Uncst window display in the oil y.
AS1)
Don't
luu 10 see 11.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
NECKTIES,
MUFFLERS,
POCKET-BOOKS,
AUTOGRAPH AND PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS, CIGAR CASES,
ERISMAJSTS,
NO. 50 NORTH UUEE.N STREKT.
ji rYEltS & KATUFO.V,
READY MADE SPRING OVERCOATS,
We arc shewing1 an elegant line of Spring Weight Overcoats in light and dark colors at Ten Dollars.
We are showing an elegant line of Spring Weight Overcoats in seal brown and Oxford mixed at Twelve
Dollars.
In about one week we will have ready a fine assortment of Spring Weight Overcoats at Seveu Dollars, new
being manufactured,
MYERS & RATHFON, - CLOTHIERS-
1-1 US IV AX. IXS TIC UMESTls.
Jirt-SlUAL-IUlXES.
MUSICAL - BOXES.
BARGAINS.
CLOSING OUT SALE of a large ,
importation, having arrived tee late ,
for the holidays, at cost of preduc- !
tien in Switzerland, about 1-2 and
1-4. their value that same quality I
instruments could be sold for in this
country. They are mostly of the
large and medium eize and, with few
exceptions, of High Class Musical
Bexes as sold in Geneve, but far
superior te the ordinary instruments
generally sold in this country, and
need only be seen or heard te be J
appreciated. Musical Bexe3 with
bells, drums, castanets, celestial
voices, mandeline, diva-harmonie,
everture, tremolo-piccolo, sublime sublime
harmenie, harp-zither attachment,
etc., also two and three mainsprings
playing from 10 te 50 minutes by
one winding. Musical Albums.
Circular en application.
0. Gautschi & Ce., Manufacturers,
Sle. Croix and Geneve, Switzerland.
SALESROOMS: lfrjil CHESTNUT .STREET,
rillLADELVHlA. JJStt.l
VUllfA AXV UJjASS WAHt.
jTit:n kji:
.IKTIN.
Obi, M
AT
CHINA HALL.
We It ive new open a large as-ertmeiit eif
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
V"E IlAVL'llli: REST MAKES OK WARE IX
TIIE .MARKET.
v.-i: or r ".:. rci: en: .vaiiks.
We Exchange an' Goeih net Sati-itactery. We
have alwaj s en Imnd a laiye K-t el
DAMAGED WARE.
N'AI.I. AND P.E CONVINCED.
High & Martin,
15 BAST KING STREET.
UJ.l'T UJCAiflA'ilS.
).1!3!(ISWKAI.TI1 JMSTICI f.ll HON CO.
41st f epiilar Monthly Drawing-
OF THK
COMIflONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
In the City of Louisville, en
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 28th,18S2.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundav-v
excepted) under previsions et an Act et the
General Assembly et Kentucky.
The United Stales Circuit Cenit en MaiehJl,
rendeied the following d'cisiens:
1st That tlie Commonwealth Dlitrltiiitiec
Company In legal.
"l lis druwingK ure tnlr.
X. I!. The Company lias new en hand 11
large reserve until. Read the ll-t of prizes li.r !
Urn !
FEI'.RL'AR DRAWlNl.. j
1 pitze e-i.ii) 1
'.prize W,tV
lprize 6,(iei'j
lOprizesJLUui-ieaeli lt).(Kij
KgalSE!:E:;: ": S!
CiiOprl2U3!0(iicli 12,014)!
:upnzes.uiJeai;ii l(.(ije
lnue prizes lOeaeh 10,000
:i prizes seueacii, approxliiiatlen pil:s 2,700
9 prizes 200 each, " " 1,800
9 prizes 100 each, ' ace
l.'xwprizes ll2,lc,-
Whole tickets, ii; hall tickets, fl; 27 tickels
jr); sr ticket.1), $ioe.
ICemit Meney or Rani; Draft In Letter, 01
semi ny j-.xpri-ss. iu.-1 me.mi h ickuis
TERED LETTER OR POVl'eiFFICE ORDER.
".nVnVJe'v-i!' KVl" T,.
sent at our expense. Address alleiders te 1C. i
IVI.lJOAllD.MAX, Couiier-leiirnal lluiidinj.'
Louisville, Kj-., 01 K. It. r.OAKDJIAN,
Ureadwav. Xevv Vrk. fub1-T11TI1.tS.Vy
LUJUOtiS, &U.
J-)IXC.WALT'.S
WINK, LIQUOH, ALCOHOL AND
GUOCKltV STORE,
Ne. 2ii.". West King Street. teblt. Iv
1 lOUKKAl. & CO'S
L
NEW LIQUOR STORE,
Ne. -1:5 North Oueeu m reef, laneaster, 1'a.
The very best and llnest qualities of Foreign I
ind Demestic WINE and LHJl ORS. con
-iantly ler sale at wholesale and retail,
straight Old Rye Whisky et the distillation
et )7.". Pine unadulterated Custom Heuse
Rrandy. warranted et the vintage et $m.
Kept especially ter medicinal purposes. Pine
Old Helland Gin. and ether Whiskies, Rian
dies and Wines te suit the trade.
teb::-:nid IlOl'SEAI. t CO.
AT ALT WlXr..
HERCULES MALT WINE.
The Rest and Cheapest
MA L T EXTRA i'T
r.vr.tt vnr.rAr.ED.
An invigorating HEALTH AXD TARLE
REVERAGE. A reliable rcmedv terlXDI-
GESTTOX, D E III LIT Y and MALNFTR1TIOX
highly lccemmende'd ler EXFEERLEO 1ER-
SONS. COXVALESCEXTS and NTRslXGJ
M'ji iir-ii--..
SOLD 1SY DRUGGISTS AT
25 Cents per Pint Bettle.
CHAS. WOLTERS,
I'ROil'ECT IJUEWEUY, PHILADELPHIA.
Laxcastku Dki'OT. GEO. A. K1EI1L.
ml ."md
TNSUKE YOUR LIVE STOCK.
THE FARMERS' MUTUAL LIVE STOCK
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF
XORTH AMERICA
Is a responsible and progressive company,
and prides itself in the prompt anil lull pay
ment of all its losses. It insures against less
by death whether by llie, accident ernatural
causes. It accepts none but geeid risks, and
gives ii'ere real protection at less cost than imy
etlicr company. New is the time te insuie,
while your stock is free lrem elisease.
J. A. WOLFERSBERGER, Agent.
Ne. 17 Centre Square.
janll-lmd2tavv
PATENTS.
WM. H. BABCOCK,
51S Seventh street, Washington, D. C.
Formerly an Examiner In the U. S. Patent
Ollice ; atterward. Associate Attornevet Jacob
Stanflcr, esq., of Lancaster, Pa., until the lat
ter's death, would be pleased te hear fiem In
ventors et Lancaster and neighboring coun
ties, and is still prepared te attend caretullv
and promptly te all Patent business at moder
ate rates. jan31-3niel&w
Qeeenswa
CLOTHING.
M
YKUS Si KATHFOX,
iKY owns
M
UST KK SOLD!
$8,904.38 Werth of ClelWng. 1
1-still left of the goods that were SLIGHTLY I
DAMAGED KY WATER at the LATE j
FIRE, and the GREATEST BAR
GAIN'S arc effere-1
REGARDLfcJSS OF COST.
Oivln-j te neces-ary altei-.itiens in -torero. mi.
At thcelit stand et
CHEAP JOHX,
59 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
t'-luid LVXCASTER, l'A.
2,1)00 "Ktti- " "
The Gieatet llai-Mln ever eirered In thi
city in
CHEAP DRESS GOODS
ARE OUR
27 Iueh Wide Half-Weel Twills.
viairix-r cioeDs,
AT 12 CTs.. FORMER PRICE 25 CTS.
-tun let of HUTTOXs, regular price l.'.te
2ri cents ; ele-jing out at 10c. per dozen.
JOHN P. SWARR'S,
Ne. 5il XORTH QUEEN ST.,
Ii bl-lyd&iv
"ll.OMNO OUT!
AT AND BELOW COST.
My entire stock et
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Etc.,
IS FOR SALE AT AXD UK LOW COST.
This U a raw chance ter
GOOD BARGAINS.
-S I HAVE AN
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS,
On hand, which were all nurchased for ca?h.
J. M. LONG,
l-'l-tld U NORTH QUEEX STREET.
riUK
NORTH END
Dry Goods Stere
is no;v reducing its W1XTER STOCK, and te
de se mere elleetually 13 selling
Flannels, Blankets, Underwear and
Heavy Hosiery
AWAY UXDER KEGULAR l'JilCES.
It has open 11 complete assortment et
ha Miivitu rnuixcs,
J1EA VI' LACES,
SHIUTIXa AND SHEETIXU MVSI.1XS,
COTTOXADEN,
and ether seasonable goods, at tl.e ERY
LOWEST PRICES.
There are left about
ON E DOZEN COM KOltTS, made out et Tycoon
Rep, at 3.0 apiece, which are a
SPECIAL UAUGAIX.' -
J. W. BYRNE,
3M NOR III UCEEV STREET,
tebl-lyd Lancaster, Ia
WATT, SUAM) & CO.
WATT, SHAND & CO.
HAVE OPENED
AN ELEGANT LINE OF
Hamburg Edgings and Insertions.
Nainzoek Edgings and Insertions.
In all Widths and Qualities at Lewest l'rice
We invite special attention te our new pur
chases et
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS
AND TOWELS,
TURKEY RED TAIJLINGS,
CLOTHS and DOYLIES,
MARSEILLES QUILTS,
CROCHET QUILTS,
CURTAIN LACES,
PILLOW SHAMS AND TTDIE3.
v c mi eltfeiiug an nnmen-:c stecker Bleached
and Uublitached
MUSLINS AXD SHEETINGS.
In all tvid;hs.iiud qualities at bottom pilcc.
LATEST STYLES IN
GINGHAMS, CALICOES and CAMBRICS
NEW YORK STORE
8 & IO E. KING STREET.
T 15. MAlCTInr A" CO
Heuseliiniishiiig Goods!
IX
DRY GOODS,
CARPETS,
WALL PAPERS,
QUEENSWARE.
SHEETINGS,
TOWELS,
FEATHER?,
RUGS, MATS,
LINOLEIUM,
FIXTURES,
LIXENS,
MUSLINS,
CARPETS, "
OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES
STAIR RODS,
China, Glass and Quetmsware.
LAMPS, (Stc.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cer. Wtet King and Prince Sts.
M
XYEKS & BATH FUN.
eajwuzs.
(1 KEAT BAKGAIXSirOAKpFl,
T
1 el.ilin te have the Largest aud l-iiic?
lock et
CARPETS
In this City, itrnssel and Tapestry CARPET:
i Three-ply. Extra Super, super. All Wiwl,
lalt oel and Part U 001 ingrains : from the
jest te the cheapest as low as ","c. per yard.
All the
I Fiymv axd choice pa TT::i:ys
I tnat ever can be seen in thlsclty.
I 1 also have a Large and Fiiiuteek et uiy
J 3Wii niaku
! Chain and liag Carpets,
AS LOW AS a5c. PER lARU.
Alse MAKE .CARPETS TO ORDER a! -Iif
notice. Satlsfaetien guarentced
H3Se tiouble tor-hew goods it j 011 de n
wish te purcha-:e. 1 earnestly -elicii .1 eali.
H. S. SHIRK,
203 WEST KING STREET,
LANCASTER PA.
i "1AKI'T1'S .W.
NEW CARPETS
40,000 YARDS.
New Hesigii3, Itauitifuliy Colored.
1. 1O cents. s."Cei
00 cents, twcei
(7."eenti. i.w.
30 cents.
S." Cellti.;
IXGRA1XS
lit-.
CT-T cente, -fi.oe.
' f." tvnts. tl.ll.
( IK) cents. $1.20.
TAPESTRY
URUSSELS
WILTON AXD
MOQUETTES,
OIL CLOTHS,
LINOLEUM,
LIGNUMS.
GOOD VALUE
' AT
I ALL PRICES.
L
MATTINGS in Great Variety.
Handsomest shown formally jc.irs,
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
Ne. 1222 Chestnut Kln-pJ,
al-lydeed&2tWl PHILADELPHIA.
"1AKPKTS, Ull A I., i'C.
J J
PHILIP SCHlItt, SON a CO.,
MANUFACTORY,
NO. 150 SOUTH WATER -.Tl.EET,
Lakcastek, 1'...,
Well-known Manutacturer.s et Geiiutut;
LANCASTER QUILTS,
COUNTERPANES
COVERLETS,
ULANKETS,
CARPETS.
CAilPET CHAIN,
stocking 1 ar:;, &C.
USTOM RAG CARPETS A SPEC! I.Ti.
LANCASTER FANCY
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
Dress Goods Dyed either in the piece or In
Garments; also, all kinds et silks, Rih:en.
Feathers and Woolen Goods Dyed. ( n
tlemen's Coats Overcoats, Pants, '. i-si-, ,tc.
Dj-ed or Scoured ; al-fi, ludlge Rim- Dyi"iij.
done.
All orders or goods left with n- uill i-.-evie-premnt
attention.
CASH PAID FOR SEW ED
CARPET RAGS.
COAL. COAL.
Ceal et the best iju.dlty put up expu-s,y .
family use, and at the lowest mm kit r.ite.
TRY A SAMPLE TON.
YARD Vl iOUTII WATER STRKE'I
2-iv.iRc.l Philip m;iiu.m. se. ,i 1 1
M ISC i:i. t.A XEO U.S.
XreTici:.
i. Whereas, Hy i-ec 3 et the et !ippiecd
April 20, 1S7I. p.'l. p-tgeiw;, it ispieviilfd that
the Indebledness el any city in this
coiumeiuvi-allh may l. aiitheri.ed te be in
creased te an auieunl exceeding two per
e-entuin, and net exceediiigseven per e-entiim,
upon the last preceding assessed valuation et
the taxable properly theiein. vv ilh the a ent
of the electors thereel ; and
Whereas. An irdlii:un-e was passed ly tin
Councils et the Hy el Lancaster, and approv
ed November 3. l!-M, for the purpose eit ob
taining the assent el the electors el s:iii city
te tins inciease et indebtedness el s.iiil cilv
for the Improvement et the Water Wei-ks.anil
the Laying of New Distributing Mains; and
Wherea", The said Act et 1371 rcriiiics that
thirty days' notice be given et an clcciinu In
be held ler the purpose nlim-iaul; NOTICE
IS THEREFORE HERERY GIVEN that an
Election will be held at the places of holding
miinicip'il elections in the Cilynf Lancaster
en TUESDAY, FERRUARY 21, 1-,'.", Ire-the
purposeet eblaiuingthe assent et the eh-cteis
thereof te such inerea-e el indebledne-.s-.
La"t assessed valuation et city prepcily,
ill,Ci0s,r7j; amount et city debt is 71S,ll'ifci;;
amount 01 sinking fund. fh;.,:::.S.ic;: amount et
proposed inereasi: et city debt, ii;7.dii); pi r
eentageef piopeseil inciea-e et debt, 5 7-l()(
mills et tebil a-J-i's-ed valuation
.IXO. T. M.viGONIGLL,
j2l,2sAlebl,l!.lS Majer.
T)KOCI.A!ilAT10X.
CIT ELECTION.
The iiualihcd voters el 1 hi: City el Lanciiv
ter are hereby notified that an election will
be held In the ?everal vvardi. at the usual
places of holding elections, en TIIESDA 1 , tl.e
21st day et FEBRUARY, l-2, betuecn the
hours eit 7 a. 111. and 7 p. m . for the purpose et
electing 011 a geneial ticket a Mayer and
twelve Scheel Directors, ami the ijimlitii-d
voters et the several wards shuil :it the.-ame
time and places elect ether ellicer. as fol fel
lows :
FIRST WARD. One Aldeiuiau, one mem
ber of Select Council, four iiieinber-' of Com
mon Council, one .Judge, two Inpettei--, one
Constable and one A-ses-er.
SECOXD WARD. One menibi r el ."select
Council, three members of Common Council,
one Judge, two Inspector-., one Constable and
one Asc-,er.
THIRD WARD. One m.-mbcr e! M-h-cl
Council, three menibeis el Common Council,
one Judge, two Inspecteis. one (.'eiistiible an. I
one Assessor.
FOURTH WARD. One member of Seii ct
Council, three members el Common Council,
one Judge, two Inspectors, one Constable and
one Assessor.
FIFTH WARD. One Aldeiman. two mem
bers et Common Council, one .ledge, two In In
specte'.", one Constable and one Atseer.
SIXTH WARD. One member el Select
Council, three: members et Common council,
one Judge, two Inspectors, one Constable ami
one Assessor.
SEVENTH AUD. Tin ee members e.t com
mon Council, eine Judge, two Inspectors, one
Constable ami erne As-esser.
EIGHTH WA RD.-One Alderman, one
member of Select Council, three members et
Common Council, one Judge, two In-pceter-,
one Constable and one Asse-ser.
NINTH WARD. Tin ee members of Com
mon Council, one Judge, two Iiispi-ctejis.eiic
Constable and one Assessor.
Tin: Election Oltlcers et the several wauls
are hereby reepiired te make- the neci-siiiv
etllcial returns of the election te the I'rnthouo I'rntheuo I'rnthoue
tary, and 10 notify the per.-ens elected in
twenty-tour benis after such lectien shall
have been closed and the number et votes
ter each eandldaleer per-en voted ter a-cer-talncd.
-JNO. T. MaiCOXIGLE,
Janlll&feblLtln I. Mayei.
1.
READ THIS
LAXCAhTKi:. Pa., Apill Us', IsSl.
1 the i.idnkvccr.v jifii cemcanv.
1 Ucnls It gives me much pleasure te sa
J th.it alter using one pack of KIDXEVCURA
1 have been entirely cuied of a "even pain in
i my back and side", of long .-landing, and that,
i teje, after trying various known remedies. I
nave eve'iy cuainienri; 111 your iiiciiicme,
cheerfully iecemmend it, und knew that many
of my friends who have used it have been
benefited. PETER RAKER,
mSSlyd Foreman Examiner und Expie-ss.
M
INMCH'S I.ATKV1-
1MPKOVEO I'ATEXT
TOBACCO PRESSES,
Fer Casing and Ealing Tobacco. Min nidi's
MAXURE DRAG, for clcanin-r stable. All
sold en trial en their merits. Warranted te
give better satisfaction in every particular
than any new in use. It net satisfactory can
be returned at iny cxpciic. Send for Illus
trated Circular. S. II. M1XMCII.
Lnndisvillc, Lancastei County, Pa.
d23-3mdM&S&3mw
S A.Nt AmI'i-IiT AND J il.!.t-.i:s 1 i.Ls.
I J Cut run um billows
Leave Imcatser ;P. B. tieju.t), :it 7. .'
lt.'Nii, ,, .....I , I . .....4 w'li. .a in i......'
!l
L.I l
Saturday, when the lad ear haves at ": p.
Leave Millersville (lower end) at 3. ?, and III
a. .i., nun i, ,t, e aim p. m.
Oars run daily en vv ivn time except en Sun
lay.
ielumhia'ami 1'::t i::tisrr n. u
j Trains newriinrfulatly en thct'e'.umbn'
and Pert Deposit Kudreud en the !clli. ins
time :
Station;? Neiitii- Expre;. Expresi.' Acc.e.
w.rr. a.m. r. i. r. x.
PortDeposIt. i t::35 j :l:.W j 2:iS
I'eachbotteiu 1 7:12 1 i:2r 1 ::-ls
Safe Harber. ' 7:.", I 5:11 5.21
Columbia , .i l 5:W 1:211
t.".tiens Sei'iii- Expre'-.Eire-'". Accem
w.iin. a. if. j f. m. a. y.
Columbia 11:.U :2ii 7:f"
v. m. I A run!
S.itellaiber. 12:n. I t!.J!i Le!-!e
Peaehbotteui Pits I i:.K U.l.7
1 v. x.
I'nit Dcne.'tt 1 tri sn'. 12:2i
J ) KA1U NO COl.UM III A K. K.
AUR.NGKMKNTOF PASSEXGER I'RAiS
MONDAY, NO. 7th, lbsl.
NORTHWARD.
LKAVB. A.M.:ill. V. M.'.V. K.
Quarryvdie i;:le ... 2:30 7-:!
Lancastei-. KliiM 7:50i 3:ll B:IU
l.anc.istei S:e0i l:W 3-5D -i-2i
Columbia 7:Ml 1:10 a:le ...
AUKIVK. 1
Reading 10.051 :f:3) 5A ...
MHITI1WARD.
M1A.VK. I A.M., M. I l'.M. V.K
Reading I 7:25 ;2:l t:lii ..
ARKIVE. V.M.
Columbia I i.:l 2:ll S.-i'i
Iiancaster. 1 i:27 2.101 8:13 5:15
Lancaster, KlngM 1 y::!7 .... S:25 5r.'.
ljuarry villi- 1 10:37 I -.V f.:W
Trains connect :it ICe-.ulmi; wllh trains teiiuil
Ireinl'liiliidelpliiii, I'eltville. Itarriiburj, Al Al
leutewn and New Yerk, via Round Rumii. Rumii.
Reutc. At Columbia -with trains te and tiein e"U,
Hanover. Gettysburg, Frederick and Ralli
111 ere. A. 31. W1LSOX. Mii.t
PKNNS Y I. VA N 1 A KA I I.KOA . K
SCHEDULE On ami after "-i.'XIi.. ,
JANUARY 22(1, 1Sc2, trains en the IVunivl
vania Rail toad will arrive at and !cai tin-Lancn-tei
und Philadelphia iicpnt-a.i tolleivs-
Eabtwakd.
l.eav" I Anne
Liine't.-: Pliiluir.
il.ill Expies? 12.41a.
Fast Line, 5:1(1
Yerk Accem. Arrive-1, j S :!." "
Harrlsburg Express S:",'t '
Laneaster Accommodation !oe
Ceilumbla Accomiuedatioii,' '.):(." "
Frederick Accem. Arrives,) l::u v.:
Sunday Mail, 1 2:1- -'
lohnstewn Expiess, 2.20
Day Express, I f:2 "
llarrisimrg Acconimeilat'11,1 i;:lt "
2.V.
7 20
lo:j"e'
11 r."
r.::H
."v-.i r
7-.r.
-.I.-.
I.e:i
IM1II.11
l-."t 1
4:.!i '
7-ii-i
7:ie
15:2Ti "
"Jin"'
I." 1"
4:13 '
5:li '
'J:im
il:.;e '
W IMTWAHt.
An
iv e
1 .inn
lei
Way l'assenger,
Xcws Express
MallTialnXe.l, la Ml .!e, .
MailTrain Xe.2,via Ceil'l.sa,
Sunday Mall,
Frederick Accommediil ion,
Lancaster Accommodation,
Harrlsburg: Accommedat'ii,
Columbia Accommodation,
Harrisburg Exjires-i
Western Express
Philadelphia Express,
U--7
l!:27
li 2f.
3D
:2.
1-5 1
210
5-.0
7:3",
7: ID
i::Dl
Mail Train, Ne. 'J, west, connecting al LanJ
caster with Mail Train, Xe. I, at 'J-'i't a.m., vv ill
run thinugh te Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation, west, eeniieci ing
.it Lancaster witli Fast Line, west, .it 1 '; vv ill
1 1111 through te Fiederick.
Hani-burg Express, west, at .1:10 p. 111 , has
diieet connection? (wilhoulchangeel cars) te
I'eiumbi'iand Yerk.
Fast Line, west, en Sunday, vv hen llaggixl,
will stepat Dovvningtevvn.Coatesville, Parke
burg, Mount Jey, Elizabetlitevvu and Middb
li'VII.
f
I.A;U 1SOTTO.U KAll.U'AV.
On and alii r MOXDA,
tains v ill run us fellows :
.1 N. 17, H-l
i RAIXS GOING EAST.
-ut. only
Xe.l Xe.." Xe.'
a.m. r.M. :..
7:11) "J:-i" s I.,
7:-.'7 "il-i ..(Ji
7:40, 'l.el 'J.iti
S:10 S-JS '.'.
Lewi:.
Der-ey's
Elder.i
Fulton Heuse
White Reck
AiliilVK.
(ivlerd
Pbilaiteliibiii
H:
l:lD
! 'l
l:IH
TRAIN-s (.11IXG WEST.
Men only
,M)I
A M.
l.ir.vv 1:.
Philadelphia
Ilvtiiiil I !!:( 7:101 .1.1.1
While Reck 11::"7 710 fU
Fulton Heuse I.MIS s.ei; cer.
Eldera l-iif! S:ls 1; I..
Ar.KIVK.
Der.sey's j i-J:U ti:X :- 1
.Ne. ..an. I .Ne. '. trains v.ill slop only Whei.
signaled. Tiains ceinn-cl at Dersey'.i with Co
lumbia A. Pert Deposit R. R. Trains leave the
If pot.Rieatl sltcetand Washington aveniie,al
";.Ui A. M. and :::."( P. M., and arrive ati.-!7 I. M.
and s P. .M. Tickets ireiu ull stations te Phila
delphia and Raltiineiel.irs.ilu by the coiiiliie ceiiiliie coiiiliie
ter. J. A. ALEXANDER. Sup't.
i.t.OAl. MOTIVES.
INSTATE OK ,l.Jtti:S .Vl(.sS, l.Aii: Ol
J the tevnshi 01 .Vim lie, ilecen-e.l
I eliers of ai I min 1st rat ion en sail I estate having
been gianted te tiie undersigned, all pei-eus
indebted Ihcicte 11: e rcrpic.stcd te make I111
mcdlate )):iyment, and the-e having claims
against the "same, win pie-cii' them withenl
delay for settleineiit te the iiiidi"tlgiie(l, :
siding in Marti township.
M. t. STE EXON,
limit- l.tvv Administrator
li
!TATKIII'(iEI)Ki;i: FI.WKIt?, I.ATK
Iit Raphe tevviishin. Lane-aster county, de
eeiLsed. Tl:e 11 iidiM-.slnei I auditor aDlieiiile! te
distribute 1 lie balance lemaiiilng in Hie li-inds
et Jehn M. htiliiiian. administrator, te and
among tliesulegullyentititled tothesame. will
-it I01 that purpose en TCESDAY, MARCH
7th, A. I. I-s.'. at 10 o'clock a. m., in the:
library room et the court house. In the city of
Lancaster, where all persons interested In said
distiil.iitlen 111-iy attend.
A. F. IIOSTETTLR,
feb- llv Auditor
i.vstatkefi;aicis.i:. kank, i.ateef
A.J WahIiigleii borough. L-incastcr e-euntv.
dee'd. Letters testamentary 1 11 said estate,
having been granted te the unden,igncd, all
ei sons I in lebted theiete are leq nest eil te make
Immediate piynicnt. and these having claims
or demands against t he same will pi i-sent them
without delay tei'M'tllcmciit te the undersign
ed, lesidliigin Maner township. P. O Wa-b-ingten
borough. GEORGE . MANX,
C. Dkxtks, EM't-uter
Attorney. fcbSCtw
INSTATE Ol- MfSAS VK1.UEIC, I.ATK OF
J Wc-it Lampeter township, deeea-'eil.
Letters et administration 011 said e- tut is hav
ing be en granted te the uuder.signeil, all
pcr-ens indebted theiete are lei-nested te
make Immediate settlement, and llie-e having
claims or demands against the same, will pie
sentthem vvillieut delay for settlement te the
umlcrsigned, residing 111 West I.amiieter. Pa.
CHARLES A. ELDER.
J. R. (.ihji, AU'y. Administrator,
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MTATK r MAKY IHJKI'AIAN, I.ATK
of West Denegal tewnst)Il. deceased.
Letters aiiminieiraiieni en ant ef-late nav
nig been granted te the undc rslgucil, all per
sons indebted thereto arij icqiu-steit te maki:
Imme'diate payment, and these having
claimser demands against the -ame will pre
sent them without delay for settlement te thu
unilerslgneil, reshling'in West Denegal.
JACOB D. SHEXK.
Ctvv Admlnistniter.
TESTATE OF JOHN NI.VIMIKF, l.AT. OF
Mil Lancaster city, Ijinca-ler county, elec'd.
Letters of administration en said estate having
been granted te the undersigned, alt persons
indebted thereto ale lequi-.sted te make Im
mtdinti payment, ami these having claims or
demands against the same will picscnlthcm
without delay f-r settlement te the under
signed, residing in Lancastm eitv.
RARISARA XIXDORF,
FREDERICK XIXDORF,
j'Mltde.iv Aduilnistraters
llOOT.t c- SHOES.
I AIHI.S AND C.F-NT.. IF VOU WANT A
li Geed and Fine Httln Heet or Shoe
Rea ly-made or Made te Order, go te
F. hTemex.'s,
X'e. 10.1 Xerth (Jui.cn Street.
Custom Werk Specialty. Ij'J-tfdSiW
tjatents
PATENTS
Inventions, Trade-Marks, ate.
procured. Call or -em ter drcupir et In
structlens. In'ormatien tiee.
Relerenccs given in Lancaster
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