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RwOtea of Mtfunt Jeyland: the
fib, en M grMmdaef th tetter,:
r7attaioeo.5,l,or".ali;.liuitaaa
i wmi a eaealdad 'eeateat tM aaera
1 6 te 0 la fcvec of J Oeluibbia, 'Frem
Mr te ,tM flaMh K.was agoai-yen-wTlh
4tM" umpire, players ' and
a.v, each;. trying 4 te. gain ,therna
r.'iiTka raaulttwaa iha hnma p.luh
'yitorkeii,by7the aoerpof 11 te a
waa taaea, tM umpire rank in his
but .favoring neither lde, and the
i' oendnct enoeeh te frlchlen nlne
bwtd
ertli
r men out of a game. In a aplrlt of
aad eaaderbaae ball in Columbia
eat bjl pterad eamarlt aad net lung power
id bapteajag-TThe management oaneor-
attMaaiaieauy liuteywui. c
F!M?W' i
Cetajaaar .CC will bold a special meeUna-
twa araaliig at .70 p.'m., te diaeuaa tM aaf-
:toreratnadlactM -Dauphin County Gen-
;Tb tarnrna; ef our railroad stations late a
raBdaeTOua;.ler young peeple en Saturday
aarhta la beeeminir a bore te these who have
III I I .t I I .1 1 lllll fl ..MM .( Ml.li H.V..U.
rMlntetera and laymen are getting back te
Columbia In squads, all slnglug no place
like hema
' The man who lights the naptha lami
'should' remember that the moon docs net
arrive in Columbia at nine o'clock at this
time of the month and year. Harked shins
"nuil otherwise bruised bodies could have at
tested te that fact last ovening.
Mrs. Mary McMann widow of James Mp
Mann died at her home en Frent Htreet en
Saturday last, the SOth anniversary or nor
blrth. Funeral te-morrow afternoon at 2
.o'clock. Interment at Mt Betnel cemetery.
A man named JGrady attempted en Satur
day te force an entrance te the barn of J no.
BchlaKelmllch In the abeence or Mr. 8. I Mrs.
Sehlajclmllch took the Intruder in hand and
ejaated bun from the premises. '
Asaonungte a ueiumuia npy correspen-
weuia ee catiea en 10 cnronicie an
torebeoinutniii. in reality there
2ri-7r en "Tew hill" and Cale
airaFMak,7 wJ" ier-ininy uaja vy
iBdwi
rds. foreman at Suswnee mill.
aivS'':
Injured by being struck with a
rkel attended him.
SAbeut
persons rolled around en box
Saturday, at we Metre
tarnlDg Cur-
JrfsSaSHBaKtnes Disposed Or.
k The second week of the August common
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ICOUriVftS VJWUUU U119ffUlurullli KIU
ck.iwlth Judge Patt&xin presiding in
mmmim!mEr -
--ia .jaaT3g"-? ""4 - Presentation of liailcM
MMp O-" COMMON PLKA ITM -JEffl
1 aQ iMaf9MiMaHK'ua a
aaaar ti-a. jbbw . MvmsimmiLjmmMr'mmmmmmKJs-
"y , ,Muppercourtreom,anuJudgeijivinE,ton
" - M. lueiunni ujuibiiiuuii
'ritelist el cases was called for and a num num
rwere continned. Nene were roadyier
SJir'flilSuernlng and the jury ere dis dis
rhargedniUl 2 o'clock.
' -ihL icnancNT nirHiNES.s.
.it . " . .. - -
Illldebrandt, or uuarryviue,
aaaFdcquiiivu ui viuiuuu iu akjuvi
JB directed te pay the costs, appeared
'seateSnce this morning. He paid the costs,
fW-53XsViil was discharged from custody.
' .: 'A ndewas granted te show cause why the
receedtng, subsequent te the appolntment
viewers 10 assesi damages caused by the
- tenlnBr' Seuth Trince street, should net
tftslde.
County Troasurer Grldcr prcsontedaixill-
1 m te the court selling forth that he has
' njclltloeariesUinony toelTer the court, as a
, isen why their action disapproving the
1 nutes or the salary beard giving htm a
i ' rk should net be roeousidorod. The court
iiintedhlmarule te show cause and that
1 enable the troasurer te prosent his testl-
"'ny.
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' . Ileateu by Uer Sen-ln-Law.
'n Saturday Mrs. Margaret Grady, resid-
in Columbia, came te Lancaster te visit
hO' daaghter,whe is the wife of Harry 'Miller
htn ' resid ea In Concord alley, abeve Walnut
; et Mrs. Miller has been in ill-health for
0 0 time past Her mother heard that her
v- t,.band bad net been treating her as he
.! ild.5 She began talking te him of the
littler, aad Miller, who bad been drinking,
,1 coca made a fierce attack ujxm her, beat-
K her, terribly about the' head and face
n 1 bs fiat, cuttlnj: anJLbrulslng her. He
,1 - ( aaaiejkhgrrgTth a , clothes prep and
sMMMQ knock her brains out with a
x 1 MKfcafct- Officer Weaver found the old
m . iaM the street. 48heAwent te Alder-
. 11 jKag'a and complained against her son-
.w, Bhajfglag him with assault and bat-
TaaMyef the peace and drunken and
4 --daw aenduct.
M iv A hearing before Alderman
J )"ufaHreaoen, when he paid costs in
t i) i (mavaad disorderly case, and gave ball
i. swar'at oeurt the charges of asaault and
1. 1 ryaw umy 01 we peace.
.. .
Htreau Macadamised.
street, between "Walnut and
been macadamised by Jehn W.
contractor chums that it is the
r pike laid In the city.
ji'Bmlth is macadamlaing Seuth
KV between Vine and German.
I about half done and he appears
i sruuu jem m iu
pacing west Jamea street,
rv and rtharlntlL Tfc dreai
i down about two feat aad the
It iosJKIsirew nearly raady te ter the
.Maataar I macadamising West
Mwaaa Mnlberrv'aad Charlette.
I work waU.trader way.
r Is bnsllr enaaced
"various tarts of the
rtha prineJpal ones are
.a s rawer reapeesaeie
(.oempiaint tnat
tall enough, and is
1 amttft Janta permitting
r ateaas aVfttytbeut loosely
iwjna wrseta.
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tvvOa Frkttur-lt waa
aaja by Dr, Tnuar, of
Ib'or'AdaaHitewn. -The
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aala graear, wwtMrtef a ban fcttated
'certtwi'.wagM.ttAt Mi railroad ibtUsaja
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curtalM waw all down; it M iMpMrtM fat
Miliar te Mt eat r TM ailaaai'arfitftttd tart
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Mid Mttlw waa tkM MMttited te MM Mi e M'
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,wiMWMbrakaateplAM, mM irtU JaTr
again M of BMehua , Strawja te WMUltr.
asaaadwttlia ww,;Uat'Ouia aaavteatew.
raraoaavrhe wltBtaaaittba maaHwy aur that
HwaiftHbtlaMid tMy waw ufctalh teat
Millar weaMba Ullae7laTajaMlamt
nada atuut atteBtMa te atea tM Sana wMa
tbay wir ttat a nteilaT tM Trfa,itart
tharwtM iiihiii aaawirnata alter flta teaai
badatriHkthtaa. 6 ,t,Vi
mm waas. ma. aaatariawiaa
YtelartaarltV MmWIUaat'SeMa
raahnad draw fw IMfr.iTietaa, ia:bk
r, totMaeaaaofMr. Hiadanayarea tM
Hantoberf piM. -wMra at r.'- SaMuraabtaad
get eat ' vtr IM" oarrlata,'xen maaeaaa,;
SMVtaf Ua ,wU rittllftln 'H.TM
ltarMajhaaaawonted.tha'horto aad it
artiaii tA . Ha, Mahauraabfand eaaaht tha
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iiaaaBBeauaa mwa mmmmii nam deb
eafflaMatriwK'a;!. tM
rtehlaasd. aa aff J and . A raw
Mfcwriaiarlaa eat ef.tM -VMiiete Inte
aa4 ' Mr. liarMetaad aad4e4Mn
' raa te Mr aaaMaaaa aad axtriaated Mt in aa'
lanBoaaaeua coaaweB. . Dr. Mtiaa jPayia was
.SaMlfiJaMtrea
tWaalty,batat5o'eleoEttils aitorneoa Md
aotraaUeadoonaohwinaai. tNene of Mr
benaa wara brekan.'but she appears te have
sustained aerteua Iniarnaljinjurtes.
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'!' AXAMFMMT MOMM aVtTBAY.
t He i ',91 4- Ci "V
KctIK a Pray Caatma at: MtT fttaalwa'a
'I V llaiaa Charch. '
'The preUycttstem ,at St Stephen's Evan
gelical Lueran"churcb, of keepteg, an
nually a harvest home Sunday, waa ebsarved
.yeatarday; with two very appropriate ser
vices. The alfar was transformed into a
aardea Uhxrewlna-nlanta.tall stalks of corn
and abeavea of wheat tnd bouquets, foliage
ami ernamenuu aesign. At ruur past ten
o'clock, the pastor, Rev. K. Melster.offlclateil
and preaebad a forcible sermon en "The Jey
in Harvest" He described the se&vm, cs
peclally for taw outer county,' aajene or ' ni
vernal rejetetng, based upon saUahetlen i iUi
the reaulta of duty fulfilled, of effort ener
getically put forth, toil patiently endured,
and labor crowned with the blessing of Ged.
The believing heart recegnised thb fidelity
of a Heavenly Father's care and aaw in the
annual .bounty of the divine providing as
great a miracle as In the dally prevision of
manna for the Israelites in the wilderness.
Frem .the earthly and annual harvest,
Rev. Meteter passed te the heavenly and final
Ingathering of the redeemed, which ha do de
nominated Ged's harvest home, where these
who had gene out te sew with tears would
oemo home again with Jey, bringing
their sheaves with them. In the evening
thore was an interesting Sunday school ser
vice. Hengs and recitations constituted the
principal part, and an address was dclivored
by the pastor. Rev. Mr. Meister was
presented with all the fruit which the chil
dren have deposited en the altar.
Arrested for Cerner Leafing.
William Black, a young man, was orderod
off the corner et North Queen and Orange
stroets last e cniug, by Officer Hclss. Black
walked te the opposite corner and rofused te
leave thore w hen again ordered away and the
officer arrosted him. He resisted, and in a
low minutes a crowd of soveral hundred men
gathered. He was finally landed in the sta
tion heuse, whero he spent the night This
morning he was taken bofero the mayor and
discharged upon payment or costs after being
reprimanded ler his conduct
After Black was flned bv the mayor, Offi
cer Oil was about taking him down stairs
until Officer Helss could go for his costs.
niuuK (utti the odleer tlie win - v -"
11. i .,. w.biei siiu.irbs and was
finally captured at a heuse en Church street.
He was taken bofero tbe mayor, his sentence
wa-i rocensiocrcu enu 110 was couiiniueu 10
i neurs 10 me neuniy prison.
ailiff.i
Vnr enmn 'i...- ... . m, , Cooper has
111 possession two ery pretty silier
bailees ene presented te him by a member
of the Empire Heek and Ladder company
Ne. 1, of Philadelphia, and the ether by a
member of tbe Creele Heek and Ladder
companyer New Orleaus. As Mr. Cooper
no lengurruns with the machine " he re ro re
selved te hauiTover the badges te mombers
or truck A, of this city ; and that he might
net be suspected of partiality, be gave netice
that tbe badges would be awarded by let
Saturday evening they were thrown for by
the mombers of truck A, and the Empire
bad go was wen by Benamiu Blehl and the
Creele badge by wm. Doen. The winners
are very proud ofthelr trophies.
In This County nf Lancaster,
from the Harrlsburg Patriot v
The Chicago Herald, usually as accurate as
It is bright and well informed, roferring the
ether day te the late distinguished beh of
Pennsylvania, James Buchanan, remarked
that the ex-president "was from a country
town, the very name of which, WheatuclJ.
was snguchtlve or seed time, and harvest and
stubble." James Buchanan was from Lan
caster, an Inland city efthrlltand enterprise,
and his 'magnificent suburban residence was
known Tar and near as Wheatland. The
Herald's wits seem te have geno woel-irath-orlng
or It wouldn't have made tbe blunder.
Dying After Taking an Involuntary Bath.
Lizzie Henry, a colored girl 17 years old,
was accidentally drowned en Saturday even
ing, in the head race at Hiestand's saw mill
near Chlckles. Sbe was crossing the stream
en a lug, when sbe lest her balance and fell
in the stream. She was rescued, but died
shortly afterward from internal bemmor bemmer
rhage caused by the fall. Corener Uenaman
was netllled and he empanelled as his jury,
Jacob Thuma, Jehn W. Ceble, David Evans,
A. It Lutz, F. E. Krause and Ames Miller.
The Jury rendered a.. verdict In accordance
with the above facta.
Shet Ui Sen by Mistake.
A man named Boisvert was bear hunting
in the township of Ham, near Montreal, en
Saturday when he sighted a dark moving
object, at which he fired. The ebject proved
te be his son, who was Instantly killed.
Yerk's Judicial Muddle.
Frem the Dally.
It Is prebable that James W. Latimer will
be the Republican candidate, it he will ac
cept, though ethers are mentioned, among
them Messrs. Chapman, Ferry and MOGlune.
It is net known that elther or the gentlemen
named will accept If the nomination should
be tendered.
A Bis Campmeetlng.
Yesterday thera was a tremendous crowd
present at the United Brethren campmeetlng
at White Oak. Excursion tralas were run
from Maaheim, Lebanon laid ether places,
aad one tram alone from Lebanon hauled
J,M0 pueple te the ground.
Ttmafaad'lUs Wire.
Wesley Slapleferd thrashed his wife this
morning, aad she made complaint against
him bofero Alderman Barr. He entered ball
for a hearing te-morrow evening
m
A Large sunflower.
Secrates Miller, of Providence township, is
the owner or a sunflower stalk that meas
ures 0i Inches in circumference. The sun
flower en It measures 41 inches in circum
ference. Mera Horses Steleu.
On Saturday night, the stable of Geerge
Keller, &t Stevens (station en the Heading A
Columbia railroad, was broken into by this vea
who stele two very valuable horses. Neth-
UagetM
Fran
ue wns taaen.
Went te WerncrtrUle.
kUkOrlest, commissioners' clerk, who
nas eeea en muy rer a re w weeks en aeaauat I
of his health, left this afternoon for Waraara
ville. where ha will remain for two waaka.
We hope he will return with bis health rw
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aaMMtea eTpanilaalwat Hn tHekMd
te ewfce a tedtwltM te dX ate pa weart tot
Stptaaabar. " " ,
AilalMi fliaiMin "iiiMiin Citralfln In
Burepe la JHR'arrltcd t bki boom In tUta
city laat evenlag. II M wall pieaaiHl with
A Tama will b, a oeneert t KmsBerofcerOmr.
MDtBHCvaaiaiBK.'A lull umm Mad will fur-
ib nam,
BbaUm MeaeaahnwlU be'raeeived en te Sat.
araay;avaalair.tBptambr., for refratameat
mtnaag at Mm Xattcaater eeeaty fhlr. fro fre
paeale mast be aaVi rawed under seal te Jacob M.
Leng, SeervtatT. 4 ?
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7 'i vM AHVarwMMreaa.
Jf rrofesser F. Wn. Mueller, of Wathlaglen, D.
-Carttftef Mnate and danelng tretatbe Royal
r Aaaaaaiy of Farta, aad pfMer of dancing,
depertmeat and phyaleal caltare at the United
Stat Naval Aea4emy,'. Aaaapells, Md will
opaaaseheollathU city at Bahleniaa's hall en
North ,Dake street, en Friday, aad Saturday,
"ptaatbar lland 11 . Prof. Mueller ceses te
Xaaeaater . with Uhe. very ihlgheat creanntuvl
, fraai tM plaea wbera he baa taught, aad he will
be aeupt wen nunr aruunu niaiseii a large
class la tM city.
t III I P m-m II. .. ' .
MMAVtU.
ivyiwwwl
-LiaD. AMg.M visas, in this city, Mrs. Susan,
widow of the late Jehn Llnd, la the 77th year
of her age, f v i
The relaUrM aad 'friends of the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
'tharvaldeaee ether son, Ne. 1 Seuth Duke
street, en Taeaday afternoon at 2 o'clock.' In.
tenreat at Lancaster cemetery.
TauMLac Ahg. SB, ls, in thU city, Mm.
Rachel W. Trlaaler, wlfe of Mr. Jehn Xtlsilcr,
8r.,lnhcre7thyear.
Weep set for a mother deceased,
Our less Is her Infinite gain 1
A soul out of prison ileascd.
And freed ftem Its bodily chain.
With songs let n fellow her flight.
And mount with her spirit ubevO)
bscapcu e 1110 mansions 01 iigni,
And ledged In the Eden of leve.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
thoresldenceefher husband, Ne. 447 West Wal
nut street, en Wednesday, September 2, at 2
o'clock p. ni. Services at the Duke street M. E.
church. Interment at Lancaster cemetery. !t
rOUStCAJj.
Democratic StaU Ticket.
Stale Treaiurer.
COK11AD II. DAY, PhUadclphtn.
County Ticket,
Jlecerder.
JONAH Z. BTAUFl'EIt, East Earl.
Count u Solicitor.
JOHN E. MALONE, City.
Prlten Inipccteri,
UKO. II. UONDEK, Strasburg Iloieugh.
C. U. AMMON, Ephrata.
Director) of Peer.
V. II. UENNlNaEK (2 years), llrcckneck.
H. U. ItEIST (3 years), East Henipneld.
JOHN UTEWAKT (S years), East Henipfleld.
Jury Commlitlencr.
E.C.D1I.LEU, Earl.
XAJUtltTS.
lulladelphla l'reduca Market,
FniLADELraTA, Aug. 31 Feed wen Mrmly and
In fnlr demand; sales of Western white liinniit
ll&an.TSpcr ten.
r lour and meal.
Trade In fletirwa restricted te the Immediate
wants olecal Jobbers, but prices were steady;
sales of l.oeu barrels Including Minnesota linker
at M.Seg5; prime family at UH--, Western de.
atajQVM.
Uye flour moved slowly at $3 !m3 M) per
barrel, as te quality.
1 p. m. call Wheat, 70 Aug. and for Sept.;
OSUe. for Oct: 9iy&. Nev.
Cern Ate. Aug., Sept. and Oct.; i'Jc. Ne'.
OaU 3-iHc. Aug. : 32c ler bept uud Oct;
32e Nev.
New 1 urk l'reduca Market
Naw
Heaa, Aug. 31. t lour dull and
changed.
d; Octo-
'-vm q utiAcu. auk . ai?c : ecnu. eiu:
g-V5A2affl3: Aug., We; Sept., Ke;
UCl., JfC.
Kye dull and unchanged.
Barley nominal.
I'erk steady ; mess 110 S1UQW SO.
I.ard-WM, Sent: IGM Oct; M5I Nev,
Molasses uemlnal.
Turpentine Arm at 3iKe en snot
Ilesln dull, strained te geed, II lfltt is.
Butter ateady ; Western luillatleu Creamery,
choice, aXir.'c.
Cheese linn ; Western Flat prime, b&nie.
Eggs steady ; State, ISQlCc; Western, HftU',c
Pupar dull ; cutlear, 7)4 grnuulatcd, G);c.
Tallew quiet; prime city, Se.
Coffee 11 rm ; fulr cargoes. tKc,
nay dull ; Ne. 1 Timethy U00jf.
Freights nominal.
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Chicago freduce Market
Caioieo, Aug. 31, 1-00 p. m. Market epened:
Wheat-Sept, 79JiQ7?c ; Oct , BIJf c ; Nev.,
81c
Cern Sept, c ; Oct., i3'is ; Nev.. SOWc.
OaU Sept., 2ffe ; Oct, 2lc ; May, 'W.
Perk Sept, W 70 ; Oct, M S ; Nev.. H 75.
ljird-Sept., M 17 ; Oct., K) ii ; Nev. W 17.
Hlbs-Scpt, 70 ; Oct., V 70.
CLOBISO.
Wheat-Sept. TVHQ&Aa "Oct., Slestfte;
Nev., M: ilay, Olljc.
Cern Sept ; Oct, Kee; Nev., KJe;
May, 380400.
OaU Sept, UK ! ct 2e i May.SJJie.
Perk Sept, IS 73; Oct, t4 &! Nev., 8 77K
Ijird Sept, 17K t Oct, te saw i Nev., 1 l.J.
Ulbs-Sept, 3 80; Oct, 13 85.
PhlUdelpbU Cattle Market
Philadelphia, August 31. Beer cattle, 3,300
bead ; market Inactive, prices 'A9Hc. lower en
common and steady ; for geed eAtra,606K;goed,
Mew i medium, 43c ; common, VA3ie.
Fat cows were draggy and lower at 2&3kc.
Milch cows were In fair request 3e55,
Allien caives ciescu mcu vent ou.
extra,
sua i ci
anaciesea loweruiae.
Hogs were acttyeand nrm at 6Ji0flJ.
Live Stock Prices.
Cbioaeo Cattle Receipts, 2,000 head; ship,
menu, 1,000 head J market slew and weak ;
shipping steers, 1.WOO1.500 !, 3 25i
8W:rl,2OO0t3M 1 3., SI UO05 3O; 05091,200 as., H
flj 00 ; stockers and feeders, ti fiuai 75 ; cows.
Culls and mixed, 1 7St OJ; Texans, n shade
weaker. 12 5033 30: western rangers natives
RUU lUUI'UJVCUB, fj uug Ov.
Iloera ltecelnta. 12.&U1 he.i
llegs Receipts, 12,seu head ; shipments, 7.000 j
larket slew but stad v 1 rninrh and mixed. S3 75
market slew but sUady ; rough and mixed, S3 T
01 15 tpaeklng and shipping. St 151 &5; .light,
00W 7t Bklpsat2li373,
Sheen rccelnts. 600 head : shlnments. none t
market weak ; natives, (1 50Q1 10 ; Texans, f 1 73
0323.
East Libsrtt Cattle Nethlmr delnir. the
consignments all being tbieugh ; receipts, 283
head;
Yerk.
saipmcms, none; smpmenia ra nur
Hogs In fair demand ; Philadelphia, ft 73$
100: Yorkers, It 708t 80 ; grassera, t SOflt no,
receipts, 8,500 ; BhlpmenU, 4,100 1 shipments te
New Yerk, yesterday, 15 carloads .
Sheep Market dull 1 prime, Is 73 23 1 fair te
goed,t325l 60; common, ll2 lambs, 3QI 23;
receipts, 2.000 head; ;-ipiucnt, oe bead.
flew Yerk Stock Market.
Naw Your, Aug 31. Wall street 130 p. m.
Meney at IK per cent Exchange quiet
Government firm. Curreney 6's, Coup U27H
hid; Ofs, de, 113Kbldt 4's, tlXtKhld.
The stock market opened feverish and weak,
prices declining In the flrst few transactions i
te per cent ever slight pressure te sell the
granger stocks. After tbe flrst call the selling
ceased and, the cliques bid prices up te the best
figures again, which are new prevailing. The
market Is steady.
Xr.M. Sr.M.
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New Jersey Central , ts)i
Illinois Central Express ....
Ohie Central. .., ,....
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Northern Pacific.....
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Cectral Paclflc,,.., , 38
Union Paelfle tefi
Missouri Paclfle !:
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TOAKING rOWDER
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvelef purity,
strength and wholesemoness. Mera eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude el low
test short weight, alum or phosptiate powders.
Held only in cam. KerAb JUakisq Powder Ce.,
loe Wall Street, New Yerk. may27-lyda.w
PENNA. C1GAJIH FKOM fLOO PEK
Hundred up, at
UARTMAN'S 1ELLOW FRONT CIGAR
.STORF.I
L
SEALING WAX FOB CANNING
FRUIT. Let of Jointed Hel cheap Ev
tractor Witch Hazel ter Bruises, Sprains, Stings
of Infects, etr., 0c. a bottle.
FIlAlLEVb EAST END PHARMACY,
R31-3IK Opposlte Eastern Marktt.
QVEN TO MpftllOW (TUESDAY.)
MEjNjNERCHOR RIjNK.
Admission, 10rr Skates, 10c. It
T OOK ! LOOK ! J
F01 Sale New Let of Hertz Mountain and
Andtanbnig Canaries Just arrived. Alse Gold Geld
Unches. Llunctx. American Yellow Head Par
rots, Cuban Parrots, Ceckattlllcs, Shell Parel.
quets and an Australian Paroquet, Eat India
Parrots, Yeung l-lerldn Mocking Birds, Seuth
American Treplals, at Union Hetel, Nes. 28 and
30 East Chestnut street, opposite P. H. R. depot
111 WILLIAM STEEDEU,
G
ItANH SHOOTING MATCH.
liyoenc.al Cr''fA.',n lh lliril-M,r
mill-. ...-... r Lancaster, en Tlllll
.n vuunnii. uKI'f. 1 'hi. tentcat enen te
". U --'.v.. -..i.,..,, - ,.,. . -
All ine cjaruiau y inviieu.
J. f. ECHTERNACH.
S. If II rains en Thursday, inttch Will be
postponed until next day.
3td
1 BAND OPEN AIM CONCERT
THIS EVENING,
-AT-
MjNjNERCHOR GARDEjN,
J -BY A-
PDLIi BRASS BAND.
ltd , HENRY DOERR, Proprietor.
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMIT
TEE. Democratic Campaign Committee,
The members of the Democratic City Exccu Exccu
the Committee, tbe city members of the
County Committee, and all the sub and block
committeemen, will meet at the committee
rooms, en Hit. third fleer cf Kepler's PosteOlco
Building at 7.30
THIS EVENING.
n- Important business.
W. U. HENSEL,
It Chairman.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. Will be sold at Pnblle Sale, en
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 16b3,
ttt7Kp.m.,atthoarepo Hetel, In the City or
Lancaster, Pa, tu pursuance et an order of the
Court or Common Pleas of Lancaster county, te
the undersigned Assignee, the following large
and valuable properties, viz :
Purpart Ne. 1. AH that certain half let or piece
of ground, situated en the east elde of heuth
Queen street betwoen Penn Square and Vine
street iu the City of Lancaster, containing In
rrent en SouthJjuecn street 3-1 feet 'ii Inches,
and extending In depth castnardly 245 feet mere
or less, te Christian street, en which are erected
a large tour-etery BRICK BUILDING, with
three story and two-story Brick Back Buildings
attached, the north side or thefmaln building
bolngaperty wall totheondof the main build
ing of purpart Ne. 2 sand :also two tio-sterj
BrlckTENANT HOUSES en the rear of sold let
fronting 011 Christian street. This property Is
commonly known as thoeld "Bussclllall" prop
erty, and Is new used as ene of Schaum's Fur
niture Warerooms and Salesrooms. Slze of room
27xl7 feet
Purpart Ne. 2. All that certain half let or piece
nf ground, situated en the cast slde of Seuth
Queen street, between Penn square and Vine
street, In the city of Lancaster, containing In
front en Seuth Queen Btrcct 32 feet VA Inches,
and extending In depth 243 feet te Christian
street en which are erected a large and hand
some new four-story BRICK BUILDING, with
a ene story Brick Back Building attached, and
Immediately en the rear thereof n three story
Brick Building, and 011 the rear of said let en
Christian street two two-story Brick Tenant
Houses. This property Is known as the old
"Bchaum property," and Is new used as ene of
Schaum's Furniture Warerooms and Sales
rooms. Size of room, 29 feet 6 Inches by 112 feet
0 lnches.
Purpart Ne. 3. All that tract, piece or parcel
of ground situated en the east side et Seuth
Queen street at the southeast corner or Seuth
Quceu and German streets, which Is bounded
and described as fellows, te wlti Beginning at
the southeast corner of Seuth Queen and Ger
man streets, thonee extending south . along
Seuth Queen street 1W teet and 9 Inches te
ground of 8t Paul's Methodist Episcopal
no llelss,
if thence
north along aaia enrtsuan street n eet
Inches, mera or less, thence west 89 feet 4 Inches,
thence north S3 feet te a pest, thenee west OS
reel 1 Inches te a pest thence north 61 root 4K
Inches te German street, and from thence west
along German street M feet te Seuth Queen
street, the place of beginning -together with
that certain let or piece of ground thereto be
longing, situated en the v( side of Seuth
Christian street between Ge,an and Church
S'mets, containing In front KChristlan street
eilcct 1'Mnches.and extenJMt wrstwardly of
that width W feet te pntWrty of St Paul's
Methodist church. On wh lets or pleecs of
ground are erected a laragTsnd elegant new two
story Brick DWELLINtFVeUSE with mansard
root with brick backjfjndlng attached, and
briek back kitchen b'lng, and a Urge and
handsome brick UarnfJBtaele. This property
is new occupied as tjaestdence of the assigner,
Geerge 11. bibaum.y
There are, verhaie mero complcte cstab
llshments eflhe kRln the state, and mera ad
mlrably aaaptudy tha purposes or their con
struction than ntfarta Nes. 1 and 2, above de
scribed. J
All persons, rinu te purchase valuable real
estate are luWi te cell at the premises at any
time befer Bale. ....
TAmS iM.vnmxe. -1 will no suiu uujvui. w
two mertajwes flaeh of HOW, with luterest from
jiprui.ij
lnrnftj
I or tiileef,
m.it r.Knul frrun MntAuitMirW.lSS
PurajlrtNo.s,aabJeetto araeriage or 9,KX
with swcAresi ireBi jbdesl nsn. 1
TtyPiccsMs aaoneyjBiiyaHie u vKLl a.
- SSAAlllUJUln DMIKIWHi
Asakrnee of Uae. B. Sehaum ahd WW.
nwwaniH v1 t kwhk
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Westsbera...i.,
3 1
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10 10 vtu
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97 nS BHH
wx aSw StS
ajuMn naiW,MI,i,ajitll mi
Mw$aayMBautirnk- T k
diAWlH I,tNi5 ort FINB'TOILKT
Ci 'Umi. Rnperter In quality, Fragrant
and Luting, nt ,
'- lIUBMEY'BDRUa8T08Rrj
, Ke. 54 Weal King Stteat.
ON AND AFTER HKITKMnKH 1. THE
tanoMter A MHIocitIUe Railway Ce. will
rnn a tfftsetal car for carrjrlnR freight, tar leaves
MUlertnrlUe at. 1 n- in. and leave l.anciwUir t
8 M p. in. All klnils or frclaht will 1)0 ticelvcil
and dcllrtredatallpolDtaalenKthelUie. atWW
CU0I0KB1.KNDED JAVA COFFEE.
Extra Viae Cun Quality at IScperpeund.
Geed Rie Coffee onfyuke., and very geed at lie.
per pennd. New Crep Teas Oolong and lmpe
ital.dae flavor, at see. per .peand. i Extra rtne
atBOc Spec'! Inducements th'Flne Oroenricnj
If you want tioed riekte get some of our Prali
Spieea..nad geed Feur.Tcar Old Cider, nnil
Whluj ttine Vinegar, triple strcngtlu. will be
pleased te serve you, at
WtANT'8 COItNKII,
nuR2)-lyil Ne. 113 West King Blrcet.
piABT KJSD VARD.
C. J. SWARRACO.
GOAL.
KINDLINQ WOOD.
OVFica t Ne. JJCentre Rqnare. Beth yard anji
oflleo cennected with tolephone exchange.
aprl-lydMr.H
e1
LOSING OUT LIGHT-WEIGHT UK-
DKUWEAIl AND HOSIERY
AT UECHLUL,U-8. ,
It Will pay te buy Itfer ne.it season, these that
can. We have a fob let of extra sizes, geed
weight. Gray and White Undershirts, which; we
are selling at M con is t a bargain t better ones at
reduced prices. Shirts, pants, overalls ami no
tions generally, cheap ler cash,
AT JMCCIITOLD.
Ne. 82 North Quern Street
P. 8, Building Stene and Sand for sale.
T ANOABTER '
' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
SESSION BEGINS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.
TYPE WRITING a special feature, Instruc
tions ft co te all who complcte the ceuitfs
New catalogue Just Issued containing list of
siuutmu in auenunuce lusi year.
laiioneraaaress, M c,
BUg2UfdR
.WEIDLER.
Principal.
OCilOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Naw AKD 800tHAD,
TIIKLAItGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK IN
THE CITY.
All Scheel Supplies used, at the LOWEST
PRICES.
BOOKS EXCHANGED.
At B. H. Zahm fc Oe.'s Boek Roem,
18 and 20 SOUTH (jUEEN STREET.
aug29-2tdlt
e
iVK HALL.
BUY YOUR CLOTHING
-AT-
WanamakerrSd Brown's,,
OAK HALL,
SuDTUEASTCeHaaR Sixth ado Market Stbekth,
PnlLAOELrUIA.
Jlylt tld
O RANI) EXCURSION.
GRAND
Afternoon and Evening Excursion
TO-
PENRYN PARK,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBERS, 1855.
Trains will lave King Street depot at 12 10
and 3.30 p. 111. Returning, leae the park at 7.37
and 10 p. in.
Fare ler the round trip only GO cents. Allrst
claits Orihcittra will accompany thu excursion.
Supptr will be rurnUhel en the grounds at K)
cents. All kinds of rcfrcshtneiilH. IHncIng
oltcrneou and evening. Precuru jour tickets
before day of excursion.
A. C. FIAHTER,
aug29-Ud Maaiiee.
TANCAS'l ER COUNTY l'AHL
bUTilMIICIl II, 1.1, 10, 17, 18, IU.
REFRESHMENT PRIVILEGES.
Sealed Proposals will be received up te SAT
URDAY EVENING, bEPTEMBEU 5, for the
following (no exclusive sold, but net mere
than three of a kind) :
Lunch and Dining Roem Privilege, space al
lowed each, 20x50 feet Ice Cream and Cake Priv
ilege, spae allowed tacit, 15x30 feet Lemenade
Privilege, space allowed each, 10x10 feet Con
fectionery Privilege, space allowed each, 10x10
feet Fruits Privilege, space allowed tach, 10x10
feet. PcanntH Privilege, space allowed cue!..
8x10 feet. Pep Cern Privilege, space allowed
each, 5x10 feet. Tobacco and Cigars Prt liege,
spacu allowed each, 5x10 feet. An all lussis will
be abolished, the Privileges will be all the mete
valuable. Amusement andethcrprlllcgcs sold
en application te the secietary. The above re
freshment privileges will be awarded te the
three highest and bcrt bidders. All stands, shed,
ding or teni s te be erected at the expense of ex
hibitor, under tbe supervision or the boss car
penter at McGrann's Park, and must be com
pleted by Saturday Evening. September 12.
Terms cash lu advance. The directors rescne
right te reject any and all bids. Proposals must
be uddrcsecd under sea te JACOB B. LONG,
Secretary, and markid " l'ropesals for Prtt li
eges." . uug24i31
f ET THE BEST !
STEAM
HEAT.
NOW IS THE TIME,
WHILE 'rHWEATHEISTILL PLEAS-
Hemes, Schools, Churches, Banks
-AND-
PUBLIC HALLS
ET UP WITH STEAM.
If veu reel any hesitancy as te It net working
satisfactorily,
READ OUR GUARANTEE.
THERE 18 NO ONE CAN GIVE A STRONGER
ONE.
GUARANTEE:
All work contracted by us
te be tested te a prcssure of
se pounds; tha system te
work noiseless under any
prcssure from 1 pound te 80
pounds 1 the temperature
lnstde nt 70 degrees, when
tbe thermometer Is zere
outside ; and If the work
does net de as we represent,
we ogree te take the same
out at our own expense,
and place everything In as
geed condition as we found
It, regardless of cost
WE MANUFACTURE
SOT-AIR EIIM AOES
That are niade of the HEAVIEST IKON, have
the MOST RADIATING SURFACE, and glVO
the BEST RESULTS of any lu the matket
ADDRESS t
Jehn Best & Sen,
NO. 333 (1ST FULTON SHUT,
LANCASTER, PA. i'
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GEM'TOBACCOlSrilM'RS.". V!?H
The Best Shears for Gutting
Fhnnte & BFeneman.r
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AGENTS FOR LANOASTBB COONTYi
NO. 162 NORTH QUOIN STREET.
JVJBW JUtTXMtTlumMMXTa
VEOETAIlLrj OllJS, REFINED BORAX
1- .?."!! ?B.1,uP.LC!",,ak0 theexcellcntaitl.
cle called MILLER'S BORAX SOAP.
EXAMINE EVERY CAKE OF SOA1'
nI eelliatCHA8. F.MlLLKIt Is stamped
en. Ne BORAX SOAP genuine without.
CAREFUL ANALYH18 BY PRACTICAL
., A?enJlt" POTO ,nat MILLER'S BORAX
SOAP Is absolutely pure. mar7-6nia
NOTICE.
. 8.J?cJXn,lw."l.li? added en all school lax
net paid by TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 1,1835.
M . ... W. O. M AU8HALL, Treasurer.
augawtdlt Centre Sauare.
A N ARTICLE SUITABLE FOR AIiL
LEJt-gBORAX- lljA'RWCU"lt rC,U'"'' '9 """
WANTED-A SITUATION AS WASH,
woman. Apply nt
NO. 502 NUIttll DUKE STREET.
ungM Lancaster, Pu.
N ACCOUNT OF ITS 1'URITY,
sln-nglb and general exccllenceMILLER'S
I IOUAX SOAP has gained the ru or or all who
1 lavu used It
wTTiirnnnm wvtwnminxs
tiik m:sT
V Cigars In the town, two for Br, at
UARTMAN'S YELLOW PRONT CIGAR
HTUUE.
vra 1 correN mill,
1 Will start up again en TUESDAY NEXT,
SEPTEMBER 1, at the usual hour. All the op
eratives are expected te be In their places.
3t-aug.g),31 K. SHRODEll A Ce.
TTIXACTLY THE
RIGHT THING.
jLii w n'
one of I
y don't you euro our backache with
llenseu'M Cupel no Plasters, bnre and
eulck. 25 cents.
BECAUSE IT IS TRUE-ALL SCHOOLS
of tnidlclne agree that Bensen's Cnpclne
Pereus Plaster l the licut external remedy
known. 25c. .
AA. BB.
Use Mniihuint Heller Fleur.
The Original. The Best
maj-2-lyM.WAS R
VTOT1CE.
JLI At the request of the Finance Cemiulttcu
nf Cltv Councils, the follewinir belide aru lie-ie
nf City Councils, the following bendu are lien:
by called In for the purpose of the sinking fund;
ey cauca in ler 1110 purpose 01 thesluklng ruml
wiwncntet liitorcsten same te cease. Sinti-m
liei 1, 1T, when the prtiicliml mid tnlviet lll
lm pdjalile nt the onlee ofthe City 'Ircnsnrri
The liends called tn amount te the sum of U',vi,
and are as fellows :
Lean or August 8, 1R78. 5 pcreent bends, Nih.
. 0, 11, li, 1J, II. 15, 1(1, 17.1". 19, 2H.2I. ii, SI, , 25,
31, ), 30,31 nnd 32. 11. P. KUSENMILLEK,
aug25-5td JIajer.
-JkTOUNT bT. MARY'S COLLEU1C
Mount St. Mary's College,
KUUITSBURO, MD.
This Institution continues te glu th it thor
ough Classical and Matheiuatlcal Education fei
which It lias long been celebrated. A Comiucr Cemiucr
clal Ceurse1, optional te thu students, Is eon
eiucicu vy ceiupe'ieiiviiruiesnurs,
bltuate-dln a very healthy locality at the feel
t the Blue Itldue Mountain, and far annv
from tha instructions ami dangers el a cltv, tliH
cellegu eilers peculiar aduntages te studentf,
Bcnu ler e;aiaieguu iu
PRESIDENT MT. ST. MART'S COLLEGE,
Jul20-2md M WS EMMITSBURG, MD.
N
EW GOODS EVERY DAY.
CHEAP SCHOOL HATS
-AT-
ASTR'ICH'S
Palace of Fashion,
13 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTEll, PA.
We bae only about ten dozen of thoneTwcn-ty-Oue
Cent Dark Sailor Hats left 1 hey aru
Bplendld ler school bats, and are selling fast
new.
Of the Twenty-Nine Cent Hats.we hat e mere,
but they are se extraordinarily cheap that no
are atrald we w 111 run short before very long.
Anybody who wants te buy a Geed Scheel
Hat ter about one-quarter the regular price, had
belteri-'emu seen.
WE HAVE RECEIVED
LOTS OP NEW GOODS
IRIS WEEK.
NEW STRAW HATS
lu lllaeU, Se il Brun 11, Na y Itlue mid Male.
MEW (DILLIMERY LACES
In lllack anil Gilt Embroidered.
New Black Beaded Luces (bargains) "at We ,
C5e., 7.5c, and oeo. a yard.
Beaded Shet Lares and Hat Crew ns.
Fancy Beaded Hat Crowns
Fancy Cleth Hat Crowns, steel tiiu.med.
FANCY SATIN AND PLUSH RIBBONS.
Pine Duality Silk Plush In all colors.
Excellent Colored Silk Velvets. Ottbosewo
have u lull stock at thu lowest possible prices.
i'uucy Plushes and Silk Velvets.
NEW" WINGS.
HandEoiue Goods at Lew Prlcts. Extruoidl Extrueidl
nury Bargains.
Tn eh a Dezen of ery flne Black Ostrich Tips,
worth from 3.50to$LOOabuneh. We oirerthem
at the wonderfully low price or One Dellar and
bccnly-Plve Cnts for a bunch of three.
Just Received, a New luvolseof
t Cashmere Scarfs,
Fringed and Embroidered, In Black, Cream,
Light Blue, Pink and Cardinal.
Plain, riOO. Embroidered, $3.00.
TRIMMING LACES.
llandsome All.Woel Yak Laces, in Brown,
Garnet, Navy, falate, Tabae, Myrtle and Black at
20e , 25e, and SOe, yurd.
Bleck Spanish Gulpuru Laces, thiee widths,
tumatih. . .
3J Inches, SOe. u janl.
ti Inches, 50c u urd.
I) Inches, UOc. a yard.
Cream Cotten Gulpure Laces rer Curtains and
Tidies 100., 15c., SOe. and 25c. a yurd. Four widths
te mutch.
New Handkerchiefs.
Fer Ladles and Gentleman, Wbita and Bor
dered. The biggest Bargains Jbmt shown In
Lancaster,
Fifty Dezen Barred lleeu Deyl'e), filag'Aat
tern vaivw.
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OOR MISSION .BROKErU-l
IN OKAIN, STOCKS, BONJSAND PETRO-
roAe-rieNAL igrt AsrxciAtTr. I
?,n V'S LAW BUILDING,
Nes. and (5 North Duke, St, Lnncaster, Pa.
. "CennccteU by ptlvate wtre with all the
principal exchanges. ug8 tfd
NOTICEHAVING PURCHASED A
large sUiek of H ckiIciis al tha late (.herilTs
sali;, at ery low- prices, 1 w ill make them up iu I
Suits, Pantaloons or OtLicn-iti at ery low
prices. All perHen having purchased material
can ham them undo up and trimmed tn flrnt
clais stj le ut moderate prices. A lierfcct fit
guaranteed. '
A. H. Ihiuvnctviu
hrtHiindK 37 North iucGnstit.
12S2
YTACATION EXCURSIONS.
K
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS
allti:alline expenses INCLUDED!
Parties w 111 le-a e PhtludclphH
NOVEMBER li anil DECEMBER in. 1M, and
JA.NUARi 11 and FhllRUAUY ll.llfce.
-FOR
1'OUIt GRAND WINTER TRIPS
-te- ,v
CALIFORNIA,
Ulthu Return .leurney Tin eugh
UTAH AND COLORADO
AND AMID THE GUANDFST SCENERY OF
THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
TftOMONlHS AT THE MAGNIilCENT
Hetel Del Mente, Monterey.
Further tlme at any et sixteen different
health and pleusuie reserta. A choice or routes
hemew ard. l'eiseus desiring te visit friends lu
California also acentruniinteii, 11 arrai"'
lin'ntM tlmt cl iu.
W. RAYMOND. 1. A. 1 HlTCOMB.
43SenA or call for deseilptive circular.
II. F. SHIELDS.
Agent for Raymond's Vacation Excurrlens, 111
S. Ninth St., uuder Continental Hetel, Phlladel
phla. aug293t
A MENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU
tS. TION proposed 10 the clllrens of this Com
monwealth for their approval or rejection, by
the General Assembly nf the Commonwealth of
l'eimsjlvnuta. Published by elder ofthe Sec
lx-laryef the Cnmtnenweilfh, In pnrsuancoef
the 1st section of Article .Will or the Constitu
tion. .
Joint resolution pibpceljLgau amendment te
the ConslUutleu of the Common neallhf Penn
svlanla: Be It reselvcdby the Senate and Heuse of Rep
resentatives ofthe Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania in General Assembly met, that tbe follow
ing la proposed as an amendment of the Consti
tution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
In accordance with the p:ollen9uf the eigh
teenth article theienf.
AMENDMENT.
That section tl e of article H e of the Consti
tution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
which reads us fellows t "Whenever acennlv
shall contain forty thousand Inhabitants It shall
t enstltute a separate judicial district and shall
elect enu Judge learned In the law, and tbe
General Assembly shall provide for additional
Judges, us the business of the said districts
may require. Counties containing n population
less than Is sunTclcnl te constitute separate dis
tricts shall be fanned into convenient single
districts, or, if necessary, may he attached te
contiguous districts as the General Assembly
muy provide, The ofllce of associate judge, uet
learned In the law. Is abolished lu counties form.
Ing separate districts ; but the several associate
Judges In ellleu when this Constitution shall be
adopted shall serve fin their unexpired terms,"
be and the snine Is hereby amended, se as te
read as fellow s: Whcnev cr a county shall con
tain sixty thousand Inhabitants It may consti
tute u separate Judicial district, anil may elect
onejuili'o learned In the law; and tbe General
Assembly shall provide for additional Judges,
ns the business of said district 111 ty lcqulre.
Counties net forming senarate districts, shall be
formed Inte convenient stngle districts, as the
General Assembly may provide. The enTce of
associate J udge, net learned In tha law, is abellsh-
d lu counties forming separatu districts una
having mero tlian one law Junge; every ether
county shall elect two associate Judges, who
shall net be required te be learned In thalaiv;
but tha several associate Judges In efllce, when
this amendment shall be adopted, shall serve for
their unexpired tcim.
A tuie copy of the Joint Resolution.
W. S. bTKHOKR,
Secietary ofthe Commonwealth.
July273uidJl
rOlt HAhK UK JtXKT.
FOR RUNT.
Three Law Onlces at Ne. 45 NORTH DUKK
STREET t and a basmeut 55 feet long, supplied
wun waiur uuu uuuu
inarSMld H. FRANK KSHLKMAN..
TTIOR SALE. SKATING RINK AT COL
H umbia, l'a., with all Its Fixtures, Steam
Heater and 225 pairs' of Henley Skates, geed as
new. Will sell en easy tonus and at a burgaln.
Posteftlco address, " BOX' NO. 488,"
Julyl5-3md Columbia Fa.
Rl'HANS' COURT SALE.
On FRIDAY, SEPTEUBER 25, 18SS, at the
Leepard Hetel, In tbe city of Lancaster, the till,
dursigned, administrator of Albert M ahm,
deeeuscd, will expose, by vlrtue of an elder of
the Ol plums' Court of Lancaster county, lopub lepub lopub
lle rale, all that certain three-stery illtlCK
DWELLINO HOUSE und let or ground, Ne.SU
North Llme street, in the city of Lancaster.
The let cenbilns in trout twenty-two feet, and
in depth ene hundred and thtrty-tlve feet, lute
the property of Albert M.Kahm, deceased.
811I0 te commence at 7 o'clock p. m , when at
tendance will be given and term made known
by x ED WA ItD J. '.AHli.
Administrator of Albert M. i'.alim, dce'd.
II. SucBKitT, Auctioneer. uug20 3wd
U11LI0 8ALE OlM'ALUAHLE REAL
ESTATE,
On Mespav. fitiTEWDtit ll,lBa.
at 7 o'clock p. 111., will be suld at the Keystenn
Heuse, lu the city uf Lancaster, a let or gieund
en which are erected a two-story brick dwelling '
heuse and back buildings t a frame burn, wagon
shed and shop, and ether Imnruv ctnunls, situ
ated at the southeast corner of Llme and Clay
shed and shop. and ether Improvements
al.d nt lin..niilliftat. nnrnfir nl Ltme and
streets, Lancaster city. Said let contains lu
rivini nn unfA trAt IS ret 7 Inihes. mere or lest.
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and extends lu depth te a 14 feet wide public
alley 1!W foetinero or less. The buildings aw
naw and In geed coudllleu, and there is an
abundance et excellent fruit en the 1 itemises.
ABKAHAJl BUEITEGAM,
Assignee of Adam Mischlleh and Wife.
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