&&vw?T. A n -' if, . . J -rr?2ff' . -vr -- ' i. k. 1 ! jjjT " ? i5Ju . :w '? THE JjAJX' CASTER WAIIiX M4XJ!iliJLilWJbiJNUUK, AlUJNJJA,f JNUVJSJUMSA.VlfVO; wmwwwwW"wffB WH ' .MMMMMKiW . WWtWJ''tqWBeOMMaMBMMWMMiaMMa ! 3& km m,j &- :j3 (Ml r4lr T BTOMH AT CUH BMLIJ, UMAX COLUMBIA. t'4 ' ttrHW TtiMnMtTM VTIlh linr, nod "4" Qatbtag an Ketranca Wr Vrlf lit. . l By Watchman at ttie furnace. (' 't.. ' r a$ r reunie neway camcu, hJ.:', Correspondence et Ixtixuexkcxr. M tJHlltA, Ne. 20. On last Saturday Lfc! tnttemrt was nmde te rob the store i'I urell & Ca, at Cerdelia station. The pt 1TM made by two nien who had pre- M iron bar ler the purpose of forcing M deer of the store. They had Just eed at the work wheu the watch- I the Cerdelia furnaces put In an np mbL and thMr nlana were frustrated. Mm art mi abm left In a hurried manner at the sp et the watchman. A Ximbtr or rellcaCasea. &, y-IMtdlUmk, employed en a canal beat of kPensvlTanU canal company, bad suit 1 ualnst him at the efllce of Squire ',", by Rebert Fry, a driver of another aiimi iMlMsnU.tiil Futttnrv. Hank vmrn w , f.'rSJA h Ofllcer WMIck and a hearing took '& wf place en last Saturday eveninjr. Kry, who T ivfl . 1 ... .I.I.a(. vnara )l boil n Iw.t- CHIW)7WlfUh lUIHCKU JWMa v.u, ... w wk- 3V-. vj. Her WUlsKy wnicu wsuuikbu iium uim uj- fh tt 1 1 ...A uiim. In Miraln It ,l.n .J jaSHf BUI i'l S , e m, ., "" jSMSnmi tijtly word te Renlt, who then ftfl--- ..-....- l.ln, ilnvn Tlift, matt,.,- ma fcntttn.t bi8 'S,yBenk paylntf the costs. During the hear- &' iiiUutlae laci was learncu mat considerable f. -e& whisky Is purchased by canal bejs wholm whelm fe'.Mbe liberally. Fry, a young boy of thirteen h'tyearai was unaer me muuence ei liquor at loeumeoi luencuuie. OfQcer Ilofirean of the railroad police, nr rested Jeseph Myers a tramp, for raising a fata at Marietta Junction. lie bad a bearing before Squire Kvans where he paid his costs. Franklin Oastner, claiming Bloomsburg as his home, was arrested by Officer Wlttlck for creating a disturbance at the railroad nation. He had a hearing before Squire Evans and waadUchargtd by the payment of costs. The antt between Michael Dyslrger and the Columbia borough will come OB at the oflleo of Squire Ilershey. Around the Itallreid The pay car of the Reading A Columbia railroad arrived In town this morning, wheu the .empleyes were paid for the month et October. The Frederick accommodation train due In Columbia, at 7:30 a. in., was abiiit fltteen minutes late this mernlug, caused by a broken rallatWrightsvllle. Engine C. S. Maltby, ei the Reading A ceiumuia raureau, was pushing some coal cars en the coal chutes this xneralnir. when a broken guard rail caused a slight wreck. The cars were run of different tracks, but were stepped before much dam age was done. The read bed w as tern up. Town Xettf. HI Henry's minstrel company will appear in the opera nouse this evening, when a very geed performance will be given. The funeral of the late Lewis Denacber took place en Sunday afternoon and was very largely attended. Services were held In the Second Street Lutheran church. The dairy maids' reception held In the armory for the benefit of the Ladle' Aid Beclety, of the St. Jehn's Lutheran church, closed en Saturday and was a success In every way. Fred and Wilmer Rlghter, et Philadelphia, axe TiKuiug inenusin ceiumuia. Werk was btirun this mnrnlni? In illu. sing the foundations for a large Ice house, te be built along the river shore for Samuel FP bert The house will be 150 feet long and CO feet In width, and will be SO feet tilth, hav ing a capacity of C.00O tens of Ice. The house will be ericted by llachman A Ferry, who expect te have It completed in about three iree.r. General Welsh Pest, Se, 115, O. A. 11, will have a camp tire In the rlnK, en Friday, December 10, which will be a big affair. 'loes. j. Stewart, Gen. Gebin and ether prominent men will be present en this ecca slen. Jiurjuiimit cex it us n.e'A cuvut. A. Small Number of Casrs for Tilal Ihe Cur rtllt lluslueka Trannartit The second week of the November court ei common pleai was opened at 10 e clcck this morning with Judge Patterson presi ding In the upper courtroom and Judge Livingston In the low or court room. Of the 30 cases en the list twenty were either con tinned or settled, leaving ten for trial. In the suit of A. R. fahertz against the county of Lancaster, te recover damages caustu uy un zanii Demg inKen in ttie opn epn Init et First street, between fltt End nvnnMA nml nnrwarf .!,.., u ,...r..i., . aent was entered In favor et the plaintiff ler In th suit of Walter J. L'mmert against neeac, juica, pimuiiu nuuercu a voluntary non-suit. curhe.vt nrsxESs. Peter Annie and Nathanlfll Mnvhr. mt!. keepers of Mauheim borough, convicted of numuK injuur iu miners ai me November sessions Bppeared for sentence. The court imposed a penalty of ?200 and costs en each flf thn HAfntidaTitu EUaC. Ca, wife of Jeseph C. Cassel, of Watts' station, petitioned ler and was al lowed the bentliu et the act of assembly of ..iii U .;,., Saiui; w uiarrieu women lue benefit of their separate earnings. Isaae Grell, of Maner, was appointed guardian of the miner child or Annie J. R. Llntner. Ernest C. Kepr, of Columbia, was declared Insane by the committee appointed te In quire into his sanity, and Jehn L Hartman, was appointed his committee. THB JlHWit. t rxus A1 Md 1(jyl. A Ilraoeh of the InU riuuleiml 1,'iiten Inttltuttd In Ttil Cllv. Fer Force week pat the bricklayers of this city have been Uklng nieasurei for the organiiatlen of a branch of tbe Bricklayers' and Maens' International Union. They meet In Bleslnger's hall, West King street. Their application for a charter was granted. and en Saturday they received that Import ant document. Saturday evening Mr. J. A Htahlnecker, of Reading, the organizer el branch unions, came en te Lancaster, and in stituted the new brauch, which will be knew n as Lancaster Vnlen Ne. 5 of the Bricklayers' and Masens' International Union. About thirty members were Initiated, aud instructed Iu the work of the order. Seven proposals for membership were made, wheee names will be considered at the next meeting of the union en Tuesday evenlug. There are a hundred or mere brlckNyers In this city who will probably connect ihemselves wltn the order, new that a brauch has been estab lished here. A FAl.nrire.Uinn. A false alarm of iire was seuuded en Sun day morning at 10 o'cle-k. It wnscauied by the empleyes or tbe Edwen Electric Light company who cnt the wire or the tire alarm telegraph near the station house. Iu attempt ing te put the wire together, the; alarm was struck. First there were two taps and then one, the companies sfcirtwl ler ixix 1. at Webt Klntr unit CMiurlntfc. bi,i.mu mi.. cauw or the alarm was seen learned', hew- Officers Lewars, of the police ferce, get en truck A. utar the Eastern market, when bis hat fell off. In endeavering te recover It be fell from the truck and narrowly eseaned being ruu ever by the heie cart which caine dastiing tij, beuiud. He aUe attempted te get en the engine, which was going tee fast, and he was again thrown. Jlewaacensid erably btulstd. PreseculrU tin Aautllauu. InthelNTBLMOENCEn of Wednesday it was noted that Frank W. Heffman had been Uacked at the corner of Marshall and Chest- nut streets. tv imifu .i,,... .... .. R, , abused. He baa learned the named of his as F4-tA ,",11'8a'"l te day he entered complaint be Vh ,A,.at,r'?8" Uarr.agalust Joser.h ' Z, W, iSi "JW8ni, Frank Dllzler and Hinuei Hf t, i """ ' "" uuu oatters', and Gteruu P" baiSiYvU w P0lul,lnK tt pUte1 a"J aault and St .vrv. Bwwry. Wirniiita vm, mnui i..n ' ' E-Jt el the accused. v '"' luv K"cal IK f . - Wt .- , ' Ure"' ' llm. wt iue largest crowd BVttc.-.i...i.T. iSeulur rink wn ,!,. ...- "'"" ' ,:;.V ,,' ". "." l"ero en "at""! ay iAZI ,' ,"'"""' "uu Lester, the cle er k 'iaZ 1 nvnaciien, nna and iaij imamia iraiu miiniHsinn ,n c. .. .1 1 ..-t- - a . - .. ... bio iimm. ,-i t 1 Trinirnmntif n ti urn lirmn man . . .. a? fg f vv" M.ua wj nave me "bb men remain ever this wit. m,. m , every evening except Friday, when httey will be taken te Columbia. " a S,' TkeBMna Light Went Out. TbebulldlBtn In the city which are illum inated by the Edisen electric light, were sud dently left In darkness last night about half pas. eignt o'clock. Tbe cause of It was that a Joint In a main Meam pipe at tbe light weiks mew out. extensive repairs naa te ee iuihie at once and a number of bands were put te work. By 1130 the light was burning n brightly as ever. Fer a tlme during the darKness there was a great deal ei confusion. In hotels, cigar stores and ether place, which wero open, people were seen running around with caudles which they were com polled te use until they could turn en the gas. Fortunately the churches which ue light had Just about eercluded their services when the dark spell came. Had It been any ether nlghtin the week the eflect in business places would hae been much greater, Arrntnl Fer Attacking a Oltirrn, Jacob Burke, shoemaker, of West King street, has brought suit against James Den- nelly, of the Sixth ward, and Jehn Klmler, charging them with assault and battery and drunken and disorderly conduct, lturke alleges that the two men attacked hi m en West King street near Mulberry en Satur day evening without provocation. The ac cuised have ghen ball before Alderman 3purrler ler a hearing en Thursday evenlng. A Wit Heater Heard. Jacob Mohew was heard bv Alderman Mc- Gllnn en Saturday eenlng en a charge of beating bis wire. She had no desire te presa the case, and he was given the opportunity te pay the costs or have the case against him returned te court, lie was unable te raise the money up te neon to-dayte settle thecase, eui is ixiiecuug a menu mis atlernoeu te get hltn out of his trouble. butt far slander. Jeseph WItmer, of Providence township, through his attorney, Theu. J. Davis, en tered a suit for slander In the court el com mon pleas against Martin Beee, or the same township. Winner alleges that Reese circu lated reports reflecting en his character ler honesty, and that in consequence he has suf fered heavy damages. I'ro.fcntleu Wlthdrstrn .Bernard Falk te-day withdrew Uie suits he had entered against his brother and Officer F.eerich for aggravated assault and batterv and paid the ces-ts. Ha admits that he en tered the suits whlle In anger. .Inrorsfer the January Cenrt. Judge Livingston, Sheriff Tomlltisen and Jury Commissioners llyus aud Differ will draw jurors for the January courts, en Friday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. Telephone cuuurcltnn. K.A. llartman's livery, 5 West Oringc ttreet, Is connected with the telephone) exchange. lecture. On TUnrsflay evening next, Pfcemtxr si, 1). n W esver, A. II., M .. will lectine In the Kast Ml-sien M. K. church, Kat King street, en "Thn Heuse we Lire In " 'lhe lecture will b4 ter the benefit el the inllen, and tickets which 111 bel5ceuLi each-for f ale at Shaub's shoe store, Ne. 1 East Klngstrtet, and Gtlgere's book stele North Queen street, above the railroad Dr Weaver's ten ears' experience et htj chosen subject will undoubtedly mike the lecture an Interesting one. Amusement. Aynei Wallace-Villa Company. This evening thu Agnes Wallace Villa company epan a thrte rights engagement In Fulton opera house. The company Includes Agnes WalUce, Sam Villa and ether well known people. They have a brass bind and lnll orchestra with a company which Is said te be competent. Te-nlnht's play will be " Leve's Martyr; or, a Weman's s-acrlflce " " JJichael S'rejnir "On Thursday evening next Charles L Andrews' large and talented company will appear In the eptra house In the fine spectacular pla of " Michael StrogeiT." The company Is ery large. Including thlrty-flve people, wnn a eaiict ana numerous specialty people. Among the latter are the lameus Ke- nildes, the gietciine dancers. ue a ills. Lint. In this city, en the ath ls-t., Geerge Lint, iuneral from Ne. H3 Middle street, te-morrow aftornoen at te o'clock. The members of Ce. 1, 121 Itegt. T. V , and all old soldiers are invited te attend the funeral. ltd Myers. November 2Sth, 1S. in this city, Washington It. son or A brum snd Christian Mjei,uedSJyeari.6menlhs and 12 days. 'J he rlatlvej and friends of the family also, Can as-sa-te go Tribe, Ne S3 I, O. K. M.-are re spectfully invited tn attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents. Ne. 2 bhlppen stn-et, en Tuesday attcrnoen at 2 o'clock, ln ln termentat Lancaster cenie-tery. bTsWAHT In Oregon, Wis., en the 2-th Inst . James stew art. In his 61st year. Netice of tunerai hereatter. ntfd IScrbettzs On Nev 2Mh, ln!Launl Bnn. Lnrerr,, county, ll'a., of dlph'herla, 'ihemas Henry Ilnrrewes, only son of Uenry u andMaiy U. Hurrew es, In his 5th year ltd JlAHKKla. PhlUclelphla Cattle Market. raiLADXt.rHlA, Nev. 20 lieefcatUe, recelnls for week ere Ilceves 2.5K): sheep. (i.Cue; Heks. iSSS-iicSir'ssi ee-j'' w ,! Heel t cattle nctlve and weak j Extras, 5"fB SXe i geed. iJgSc ; medium, lHXc t com mon, 3BVSC. Sheep active) extra, 4Kfl5ci geed. a lM?nfc.3X0,C; LOmmn- 2e31 Begs dull j Western, fi(l6. Chlegu I'riMluce lrket. CnicAoe, Nev. 20. 9 sua m.. market eiwned. W het-Dec, TiJici Jun., M.u: May Jorn-Nev, 3Tc; Dec., STc; Jan., STJdc; May, ou-Dc . :Wij:6Jfc i Jan . 'din ; May, rn'.c l-orK-llee , Wi ; Jun .I1062K ; May, 110 95. Larrt-D.r.f.'i .7S; -Ian., 16 (& chert ltlbs Jan., K te, I'eb., t'X , March, aunt. TtJiO ; May, tV,in Man50?T" BTHC:UeC-'S7k,0: Jan-' 8T0: MK?.Ho?ieOT" Sfi?iC-i ,,eC" S"?i0i J&n- K'i0i May.'flfe:;'- tJ 7iiI,ee-' ,10WX' Jan, 110 73; Klbi-Jan., V, te ; rub., M i.'K ; March, K 57H. drain ana Hrovlsieus. I urnlshed by B. K. Vundt, broker. tuiLAUe, Nev 2ii. 10 o'clock p. m. "beat. Cern. 0u. l'erk. Lard. November 87 V,i 9 K0 li 97 u 'Vai"'y T, 37 -'7 10(10 t, 03 Kebruary .. . letf S7 .... 10 T 15 Mtty "- i 3HJJ 10 D75 .... Winter Wheat PU tttr Le,ta' SprlDg Wheat "" ,ii Cern ' K?, Oats Km V.V." 2 llarlKy ,: OllCliy. " CruduOll y Uccclpu-ilegs 1!ea' Closing Prlces-S o'clock p in November "iii-bi, bum. uai8 I'eik. Lnrd. 1'icfcinbvr . . '7-i wit, .ij u u.H e viye January V,l S7 -All 10 07K reurur 76(i !ium e 15 MSf,cVty "X n a)llu CruduOll T7X Mark AlarketK. Ltini.lte1rn" Ly ltla' Wt0rann A Ce , bankers 1'IIILAUKI.rniX t!BT. I.eh. nl s7 !'.;ituA.!::-:::.::::;: !: k i:::::::::::::::::...- :! gR lleatenv. 1'uss " I'.A K N. Cent l'eep es i'a4s Itrlg Uuu'ls 105W lirt n'eij " ... 78K K Vli New Yerk Maraet. ... mnn, .,,,, w,-xieur initraei unlit Klne, fl iwgfj 70j Buwrilne, 1 ini ) coiiiinen togeod extra Westein.liwaS'Ji eeid liWihnl..iuv.TH ,!'...,.. tu.. ,te"V "-"- ,' .,.'ri,-.i, c n y, ,u. iiuuv-.iia i jieu eiuie, liec I .O. 'i de. fiScj Ne. l White Mate, 66et Me. Sited Winter I firilK " IiiIti.iI rn.uh f-A . .... It.... l. . de Jun., 4SJe. .-"'" V. "ne btate, S7XGSc ; Ne. 5 de, 8u Ne. 2Uee.31J.c- ' i"u"i iarn, OHS5CC btate, 57XC553C. lUrleynemlDal. l'erk dull j iibw mess, llOfiCQU l). I.iuO-litn., 1027 i Jan. 10 S5 May, MfO. Melasbes dull; new crop Nuw Orleans, vmtX. i urpentiue rjulet ut nfia. """'i'ibi-.. lleslii quiet 1 strained te geed, II 0U31 05 t"lr"lB.u,n .,u'' ' flnee" Iu t!asea.e. i.!SWlt,i,B. 1( 8r.a.,n oUverpool,Jie. ti0e ' W"t,ru Wwlry. 26-aei Chte... quut t Western Klat. ll(i,12Ue hu!i!ir.?d'.,,81SU;,'Mt?iCc' W"tarii.5a9MXe. flSuiffiX UBam-11 CuU0tt'. 8 lttfte ; '1il,OWo'm,inur.,rrtmqCUy''c '1il,OWe'm,inur.,rrtmqCUy''c '1il,OWo'm,inur.,rrtmqCUy''c CeiTdo qulev i fair cargoes. We. Itsw Tork Stecss. Nw Tork, Nev. a.l.Mp. m. Meney easy at aflyt per cent-j Exchange steady) postal rates, IJlKftlMl government firm Currency 6"i, II 3TJ bldj 4s Ceup.Ha' bid i iX's de, fl 11X bid The stock market tbl morning opened Crmat SatunUy's Uelti prices, but tbe tone, seen wekened under a pressure te sell, led by Heading, which was sold qnlte fnely ltnrtng the first hour prices declined tfte. per tent, but In the hour te neon thl fully reentered The bull cliques bid prices up In a most be wildering manner and r.vicd a stampede among the shorts The best prlcvs are new cur rent. XKtf AnVKKTItlKStKXTa. TjAKiNe rewnr.H. ROYAL BAKING POWDER, Absolutely Pure. THIS t'Onder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength aud holeetucnr. Mere economical thin the ordinary klml., and cannot be sold In competition Kith the multitude of low test, short welpht. alum or phosphate peders. bilil only in cans Ueval llxaie 1'cnpsR Ccs b- W all Mreet, New lerk. luay:7 ldAw w ANTED COOK. APPLY AT hj n.-J ltcd North Dnkestreet. w 'ANTED TWO CIGAR MAKKKS. steady work! eoeilwairenpald A poly at J aLukieHT A DKO 5 Lltar store. ltd Ne 103 Eist King Strtet AT1PTOPSHOOTINU MATCH WILL b held at .1. V Lehternarh Metel i Thursday, December 2, ter a let et Klne Turkeys and Ducks. Alse a nit&lne for s -elid i.cul Uluir All ar cordially Invited. Come one. ceuieall andenjey the fun. Don't forget the dy. le em ber 5d n3 3td LOST AN ONYX M'.ST PIN WITH Three l'earls in the centre, en Sunday afternoon, November it. tn geln from I'rtnce and Chestnut te st Mary's and St. Jeseph's churches A liberal runard will be paid by re turning te nJtd NOS. 43 .tit W. OKA.NUE ST. HE MEMBERS OK CAN-AS-SA-TE GO Trlbe Ne Ji3, 1 O it. M , are requested te metit at their Wlgwsm.en te-morrow i Tuesday i afternoon at 1 30 o'clock for the purre-e or at tending tbe iuneral et our lain brother w 11, Myers The llrethers of Ne 2, Ne 2! and Ne 44, are respectfully lnvltd te participate lly orderef c. K gl"AOE, Sachem. Attest Btres J. I1rew, c et K. ltd pONTKACTOR AND BUILDER. GEORGE ERNST, CAIll'ENTElt, CONTKACTOU A 11CI1.0EH. Ilesldence Ne. 5J3 West Klnir street. 8hei East Grant street, opposite suttleu heue. WOODEN" MANTELS AM) GENKK L UAltD WOOD VOltK A srEClALTt. aVAil work secures my prompt and per-ena attention. Drawings and Estimates furnished. eet27-lydB CJTAU GLASS. STRGLASS ! If you want 1,1a.-. that will nt sUiu In your windows and leek ell, buy STAR CLASS Of LANCASTER IEALEUS. J. W. Albertsen & Sens, NOr.KHTOWN.rA. nov?tdeea sr .ENNERCUOR HALL. BAZAAR OF MATIOflS. TIIF GUEAT MJBNITEROHOIt 3?AIR G L03E3 TO-NIGHT. AI.LTlin MOT ALUAIILt AHTlcLlSTe UK CUANCEDuCr A large and fine assortment of articles will be sold at auction alterd o'clock. ADMISSION CHAUGr.D A"5 I'St'AL. ltd piULTON OPERA HOUSE. Thursday, Docembor 2, 1883. Absolutely UTioppreachable In Its r'raniatic Strength nd Positively unrivalled In Its Scenic Display. Every Performance a Festival Occasion. U1A8. L. ANDHtWS' MICHAEL STROGOFF ASO Minuet Oarnlval Oempanr. UECOItD Parts, nearly 2 years : Londen, ever 1 year; New Yerk, 2U) nights : Lnlted etates, 4 Seasons. Company of Hecegnlzed Artists Scenery New and Superb! costumes Itlch and t,orgeeus ' lleautltul Minuet I!all-ts, led by MenorfnaOe-sl and Maggie Benaldo 1 xeCars Paraphernalia 41 People. Depleting Jules Verne s Masterpiece, tbetiruadeht Illsteri(al and KemanUc Story ever Illustrated with living characlera. 1'IltCM ...25, and 75 CENTS. ItESKUVtD StA'lb 75CaNTS Nowensileat tbeOeera IIouse Office. nltd pjXEUDTORS' SALE. On Saturday, Delexbib is, isi. Will be fold at public sale by ihe. underjtgntd executers of Jeblnh Davlsh, er ,laie of the city ui i-eiiviui3i, a., uuceuueu, ut me x ranKitn Heuse, North Queen street, In said city, the fol lowing deslrable and valuable pieces of lteal Es- tRfM. Vl? Ne t A large two-story IIKICK MACIII.NK SlleP and onetery Hiacksmlth Shep and let of ground, Ne. 25 North Concord street. In said city, containing In fronton said North concord street, M feet, mero or les-i. and extending In depth eflhatldth35 feet, BX Inches, thence of thu width SO feet for BJ feet, 0 Inches, tbenceef the width of 31 teetterSJ feet, 5 Inches, subject te an alley rlnht of four feet In width ler the. distance of 35 feet.SKJ lncheB. und thencoeftbe width of 3 leet for tbe distance of tVjfeet. J Inches. ' Ne. 2 A desirable IIUICDIN'G LOT en said North Concord strtt, containing In front 1J leet, 8 Inches, and In depth of tnit width lMteet. i.J.P,? two-story BKICK DWLI.LING 1IOUSL and two-story llrlck Hack Building mid Let of Ground, Ne. 229 North Mulberry street In said city, containing In front en said North Mulberry strwt, 17 leet, 6 inches, mera or less, and In depth 13'J levt. uier or less. IlDCsl. and Let of i.rrmnd. Ne. 237Neith Mn -brry street, in sild city containing In front W teutun feel wide commeimliev llOUSLand Let el Ground, no 2S North Mill, berry strict, in tald city, ceutalnlng In front It leet, 7 Inches, mere or less, and In depth 110 feet, Itoreerless te a Urn feet wide all. y, together lh a right te a 2 feet, Inch wide couiinen alley en Hie north Hern North Mulberry street, for a distance of 4 ' feet ' irniVs I' .hlWO 'tery L","K inVKLLING 110U8K with ft one and a half-story brick back building attached thereto Ne 2Ji North Area alley, lu said ilty, containing In front 17 leet 1 fS t' rB r "' BUd exu'"dlu',i depth KC IinrfJ,wA.,tweaU,ry, "'"OK DWKLLlNii lit usk with a oneandabelf story brick back bulidlug attached thele, Ne! 231 North Arch ulley, in said city, containing In front 16 ieet 7 feeLe"' U,0r r 8S' UU1 eit"dlnB '" depth KJO Ne 8 A two story lllllCK DIVKLiivr. ilJUSKwIthaeneand a halfitery brick back ;,, . ,.'""'." ,xl! '" aia city, con cen ulnlnKln fronton sift North. Muluerry .licet 17 1h tjU Inches, and in depth 121 leet, together with the right te a te feet widu alley fei a dls tince of 3J leet en said North Mulbeny street NP. 9' A two-story ItltlL'K DWELLING lleUSa, with a onnaiidabulfktery brick back build ng attached thereto, and let of ground. Ne 241 North Mulberry street, in ald city.ceiit tainliiK In fronton said North JIulberry street Ultet Hi Inches, unci lit depth 1 feet, subject 75i "..', """,n "iuv lertliedlstaiicu ei ,8.1 feel from the said Mirth Mulberry street. BalH te commune,, u, t n.ni..ni. ?.. rrS tarms anUondltleiis will be made known by iikniivhahi'lky. i?,X,ccr,.ter8 ' j0ilab Davlsh,sr..rtceHj.ed. Joell. Daises, Auctioneer. nwdl,li,iB,i7a VJ?n' Af) VKKTJSKMKXTS. FOR KENT. TWO TWOJSTOUY 1UUUK houses, at (7 a month. Applv ,t ruts onus. JAUeRI-.ailKAl't'KH'S PURE RYE WHISKY, nuK.'Ttyillt Duke Street Lbmer Stei. W OHKtNtl'M KN AMi Ol'IIERS If V Want of mibstnutiiU Working Pants, Overalls, Knit Jackets, lllxtisrs. Vest. Under and Overshlrts, ,lev,-. .Mlts, New Styles et Suspeiiders, New paten' Hese lit all sires and qnnilty, trem the cciiitin'ii nve p-lis foranusr feranusr foranusr te tbe HiH'jt Camel's Hair. JAM mil and Me Me rieo. Lntti styles of s,., k ,mt, Mlk llamlker cblets and Milliters mij hi sp, and Notions suited fi.r HOLIDAY I'KKshM , at HhClirOLD'sullKAP l .Vli MOBK, NoMNerth yueeu St , iuar Posteltlco. jgKEK NO KUHT111.R, KOR IllUKKlSNON'E IlKIlElt THAN Ruppert's Estra New Yerk Ueer. 1 or sale exclus ely st CHAKLIK IIOSTKU'S COK.NKU SALOON, l'.car of the Central Market. frrvsh fnem the Kcc and arrantiel Pute. HiMMIt.M.W.S AIL ROSENSTE1N, , IMPOUTING TAILOIL Jlv selection for the coming season Is new ready, comprising eus et the tinest stock ever shimn In this city. The stock Is entirely new aud well worth your tnsiHctlen My ptlces are moderate, and workmanship el the best. The reputation et the house ter One work will be fully maintained. Having secured for the com cem tng mvkeii the servlcvs ei 1 lpt t. lass Tailors, 1 can guarantee the very eet et w et k SMe proprietor for lbs Patent Strap Panta loons. rrantd net te draw up when sitting down, nor bag at the knee A. II EosKNSTKlN,S7Nerth ti'irwnSt. jj gEruakt, " Fine Tailoring. A rnll and Complete stock el Imported an Domestle Suiting and Ororceatlng Ter the Kail Trade new ready te select trem. Call early te tecum Beet st les. H. GERHART, Ne. UN QUKKN ST.. Opposite the PrwterBce mar.'7-lvdlt PU ULIC SALE Of A "DESIRABLE CITY UEStOKNCK Will be SOLD at Public Sale at ihe I. oepard heiwl. en TIIUllSU.vY K L INU. DM KM dKlt . Utt desirable residence Ne s truth Duke street, with a frontage of 1-teet Inches, and a depth et lid feet, unreerlnj Wid, hall, estl estl bule, large pirler, dining nxmi and klu-hen en flrt fleer, four sleeping roeru ind bain room en sec ind fleer, two plastered attn oem, back aud front stairways, eel ar heater, range tn kitchen, gas throughout beue, het and cold water The house is tn flr.t-clan order Is ta pered throughout, and Is tn one et the most de slruble locations In thecuy. sale te commence at 7 o'elek p in., when terms will be made knew n by JOEi. 1 II USES, n.T lit Auctioneer and lie.il Lstate Aifent. PUBLIC SALE OK NORTH ijl EEN STKKKT I'llOPKUTY By virtue of an order of the I eurt of Common Pleas, of Lancaster ueuntv. th, undersigned assignee etCbarles Knapp and wife, il expose te public sale at the franklin Heuse, en Netth Queen street. OS MOJBIT, DElIVBIB 31, !. The STOKK STAND A.NU Dl KI.L1M4, Ne 14.'iand 117. situated en the east 1d of North Quetin street, nearly epp.-lie Khun A ltrene man's and lint a short Olsiance south of the Pennsylvania railroad dep t. The building ts of llrlck, and U two-storied, with a front of thirty-two feet, two and a nuarter Inches and with a two-storied INck Building, all under Slate Heet ; Gas 1 lxtures ttieughnut the house and cellar under the entire building. I here U a private entrance and three leet wide ally, hydrant, cistern, right t.i swell et spring water and right te the three-.terlid brkk wall en the north slds. The let has a front or i! fe-t 2Vi Inches, mere or less, and extends In depth about 215 feet te Christian s'revt. uu the rear there is erected a large two-storied I rime Build tng suitable for a wareheme an.1 shop Sale, te begin at 7 o'clock p iu , w lien terms win be made known by PHILIP GIN UEB, Assignee. He.vrv SnrBSRT, Auctioneer. n.-J-tfd e NE W EEK LONGER. Oommencing Monday. Kovembor 20. AT- Lancaster Rink I or TUE BIOYOL.H WONDERS OF THE AGE, THE GUEAT AND ONLY. Wilmet & Lester ! They will jlve a dlfftren' i -egran tu" eaLh night this week. Cen.e and se, them learn a lie beilnnerlO-NIGHT ADMISSION CENTS. Rink Band & Orchestra, On Monday, Wednesday and Ssturd, when there, wlll.be Dancing -Excursion te Columbia en FIIIDAY NIGH r. llicyclti Exhibition, skating and Danc ing Pare for KeundTnp, Including admission te rlnk, 7S cenw. sit lydli CPECIALTOTHE LA MLS. " ocureitM ALOPENl.NO display OF ELEGANT FURS Comprising all that Is desirable, from a Seal Gar ment te thn Smallest Mun" 'or a child, w 111 coin cein coin mence Wednesday, December 1, and lunllnue one week. Want of epice preventing special display longer, though our stock will ba kept tall the balance et thu season. The exhibition will be free te all. whether de siring te purchase or net. Mee-d assured that the a de vi) announcement will be antliuuut te awaktn a lively interest anions all concerned, as our reputation as leaders In this line In Lan caster long since established aud fully earned through forty years of practical experience Clves us sucerier advantages tipeclal attention, as usual, git en te making Seal and yur-Llned Garments e order 1 It Quality and Price Specially Guaranteed. We deslr te say that our exhibition space has been greatly Increased since last season, se that visitors who felt crowded befc re neid hae no such fear this season. While, devoting se much space te Ladies, we de-Ira the Gentlemen te knew that we are abundantly prepared tnsuppiyanv demand ler lustly celebrated AMElt IIAIs rulliotnewon nana or inurte te order, fashionable and Lew In nice. AMER, LANCASTER'S LEADING PUACTICAL HAT TE11AND ILKKIElt, n22-ltnd 30 WEST KI.NGSTBEET. PHILADELPHIA. JEWELED AND ENAMELED WATCHES FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS The cases of Ladles' Watches having assumed a no leas Important pesl Ien than the movement, Messrs. Caldwell A Ce. bave prepared a large stock of unique and beautiful designs, which lire especially suited ferCbrlstinaa Gifts for Ladles. DP.AGON KL1E8, Jeweled with CI.OVEK LEAVES, Diamonds, Uu- 8TAUAND CUESCENT, bles, Sippbircs, TKECOIL, Etuenilds, Opals, HONEY HEES, etc BUTTEItKLIES, Applied De. BOUQUETS signs In Oeld or andPlatina. JEWELED KLOWEI13, Oak and Maple Leaes er'juls ltdy enumelcd in their Autumn crduie. . E. 9O2 CALDWELL CHESTNUT & CO. ST., PHILADELPHIA. AMIM' AND CIULDUEN'H ULOAKS. JOSEPH L. RAU & CO., Nes. 136 and 138 NORTH QUEEN STREET. Will you comennd bee boiue pretty Cloaks te-day? Seuie entirely new shapes and designs. A glance at the Httle price ticket, an inspection of the garment, and it'e net surprising that you'd rather have our Oleak. than your money. Thore's net much argument roqulred when GOODS, PRICES and TREAT MENT are invariably EXACTLY RIGHT. THE NEW CLOAK STORE, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. Nes, 136 and 138 North Queen St., Near Pcnn'a. R. R. Station. H AH Ell .V llKOTUKIt. Curtain Department ! HEAVY DRAPERIES. We offer this soaeen the meat attraoUve line of Heavy nttuRlnHa, Ter Ourtalns and Portleroa, we htwe evor shown, in All-Silk Turceman OurtalnB, Orenat Valeur OurUtna, Vlotina Ohonllle Ourtnlna, Indian 811k Curtains Florentlno Silk Curtains, Oholeo Persian OurtalnB, Hew Xapestry Curtains. ' LACE CURTAINS. Brueeels Laoo Curtains, Irish Polut Laoo Curtains, Swlsa Laoo Curtains, Dutchees Point LaceCurtaltiB, Antlque Lace OurtalnB, Bcetch Lace Curtains, India Lace Curtains, Nottingham Laoo Curtains. Lace by the yard, Madras Laoo, Llnen Serlnis, Printed Serlms, Etamlnea, Nettlnaham Lace. VESTIBULE AUD SA8H DRAPBIIIES. fr3 ALLUPHOLSTBIII SO WOIIK will roeolvo prompt aud careful at tention and be guarantoed satisfaction. HAGBR & BROTHER, Ne. 25 West King Street, ' Lancaster, Pa. xew Ar vt:RTish.if:. n- B I'Y T1IK K1NKSTTO UK KOl'Ml WHISKY I. A W 1IIK WHISKY f WlWh KOltttblt 3 L1QI OH STOItK. Ct.STKE SgUARE, Lincaster, 1'iu T7K)K S.VL JC lhe comuielloa, sulutantlally luitlt Two-Sterj- llltlCK HOUSE, .Ne. Ill i.nn OniDK'e street, l'rlce, 11.7'u one theusamt dullan ran ntiniitn ferminj- years at Ote per cent. Inter est, rer turther particular, apply te JAuUlt I.OEIt, nerSMmdll Ne. 40 West Orange St MY fS.00 TEKTH ARE AS GOOD AS can be purchased In 1-anCAMer ler I15.rt Call ana be cenvlnccJ. All worn warranted. Has admlnlaterett. W. L.riSHElt'S DcntlJU abl7-lya Na tn Nertti Queen Btrcet. piAaTENX) YAIIO 0.J.SWARR&00. OOAL. - KLNDLLNQ WOOD. Office : Ne. 31 CE.VTUE SOUAKK. lieth yart ana offlce connected wilh Telephone Excaanite apris-iraMAr.B VTCSICAL It.VKOAlNS. -11LT TIIE- MAS0N & HAMLLN ORGANS. It Is certainly the best Organ mafle ana net higher In price than the cheap Kraae nowneia at the same price. Loek at our priced anrt be convinced. Orifan. at ITS. $, rC tfJ-tV, I1J), I1JS, etc lluy a l'lann at my place ana tave lu Ier cent, en tne beat rianen in the market American feentng Machine, at te, !, lA, etc , -AT W, D, Messer's Mnsic Stew, NO. 131 NOltTII O.UEEN STKEET. LANCASTEK, I' A. BOplS-lyatt H. UIVLKII UO. Holiday Season W e offer apeclal bargalua In Ueelul Article, for l'resente. Ladle.' Astr&chan and I'lush Ceat, A.trachan Cleth ana Iloucle JackeU, Ilrecade Velvet 8111c and Cleth Wrapn, Cleth and Ueujle XewmarkeU and Circulars, Mlaca' and Children'. Cleth and Iloucle Cuat. In new stylet; seme Jnst received thl.mernlnsr, Bltki and Dress Goods, bilk and Alpaccn Umbrellas, Blankets, Comforts, flan nels, etc. v-Evcrythlng at Lowed Cash I'rlLes te close out our cnttie sleck. JolinS.Grivler&Ge., Ne. 25 Bast King Streot, LmeABTni, 1'A. UANHMAN A 11KO, L. Gansman & Bre., C0H..(JUL'E A. 0KAXUK .SIS. A Point for Consideration. It Is an easy matter for you te golve tbe que. tlen, " Why we de such an euermnu. bu Ine.a." Wn warrant all our varments, sell nothing but reliable ualltlea et ttoeds 110 inlsreprurenta inlsreprurenta tlen save you fully 33 percent. 011 all Clothing bought at our store. ItEDOCED 1'ItlCE LIST OF OVEUCOAT8. r: ou lluys a Stan's Overcoat. tl M lluys a Man's Union Iicavcr Overcoat. i( lluys a .Man's Hterm Overcoat. H; 50 nays a Man's t'ur Iteaver overcoat. H en lluys a Man's Chinchilla Overcoat ri t Hays a Man's Vine Worsted Overcoat. 10 01 lluys a Alan's Kersey Iteaver Overcoat. tltuu Uuys a Man's Mlk-faced Melten Over cett. in.00 lluys a Man's finest Dumba Beaver Over coat. 110 j ' Ovorceata at f I te, 11.73, 12 SO, 3.0e, 1.50, 5.M).uptolteoo. Children's Overcoats from 11.25 and upwards. a- Don't inlss the present opportunity te buy geed and well made clothing at such a Bucrldce. L. GANSMAN & BRO., MEUCIIANTTAILOIIB, MANUrACTUUEliS Olf MEN'S 11UY8 AND C'UILDUEN'S CLOTHING, 66 & 68 NORTH QUEEN ST., (ltlht en the Southwest Cor. of Orange St.) LANOABTEli, l'A, VNet connected with any ether clothing bouse In the city. " AJBrammmmmurm, WOI'A'aY i:'EHY KVXSrXG.jtji fiKir Aerr.HTiaE3tr.fiTn. Gin l'KK MONTH WILL UKNT AN vlv -riKJm. two.terv, Deublo llrlck Heme, b Hludew and hwater. Inquire at na-iM iiiiiiurricE PVLL GOODS. All the UUc.U Neveltlel lu KINK M11.L1 NKItY at WEIKEL'S MILLINKHT 8TOIIE, ctf-Smdlt Na 3 North gueen Street. HUHLKY'S STANIAU1) 1IAKINO l'ewder I. rconemlcal tn use and unsnr pamedlnniittllty. UlveltatrbU ler light Dli 1 ultandlraCake fnrfuUeul lll'ULKl'S Dlll't. SuOllE. y West hlnKSlreet. F LLTON OPEKA HOUSi: AGNES WALLACE-VILLA CO, -TI1I;KE N'lUHTS ONLl.-k MONDAY. NOV. tt.-" Leve's Martyr, or A Wife a Sacrifice." TUESDAY, NOV. 3a- Orphan, of Charity.' WEDNKaLAY. DEC. 1." rreu Kixju " sr.i:siii) cesrc'MLs I'ltlCES ,S1 AW) CENTS. tieserved Seats new en silo. nev 2'-Sl O LAKKE ALWAYS AHEM) I t.OlNtJ TO GET MARRIED? IF SO ! CLAKKK'S tbe place te buy your Teas, Coffees, Sugar and Fine Groceries. The licit 5c) Cent TEA that the market can produce Granulated SiiKnr, 0c S.. New Citren Mc Lemen 1'eel, Vic S. Clarke's Tea and Coffee Stere, NO. 3 WEST KING STHEET -ToIephone uiarlMyddw 1IUUK9. A 1TENTION ! ATTENTION ! AHT POTTERY I &. L. EON DERSMITH, BOOKSELLEll, 8TATIONEII AND AHT DKALKIt. Ke. 40 Eaat King Streot, LANCASTEIt, I'A. Fall & Holiday Goods, ItOVAL WOflCKHTKlt, IIUNGAIIIAN, OLD IVtlllY, LACE 1VOKK, I'EACHBLOW VAHES.CAMEO OI.AHB, KLEM- ISII. TEltUA COTTA and DOULTON IfA HE, and a Large Assortment of ARTISTIC NOVELTIES for Wedding and Holiday Gifts. autfS-tld VJOUOOL HUI'i'LlEH. JOKBT BIER'S SONS, Nes. 10 and 17 North Queen Btroel, LANCABTSIt, PA., Oller, Wbolesale and Uetall, at Lew I'rlcei SCHOOL BOOKS UBED IN LANCABTElt CITY AND COUNTV. Old Roadera Hxohanged. SCHOOL SUPPLIES; l.leuld Slating, Chalk Crayons, Copy lloeks of All Kinds, Writing Inks, Steel l'cns, Slates Netseleas Slates, Slate t'enclls, Drawing Ten. ells. Composition Heeks, Writing Tablets, Lead renclls, Scheel Satchels, Companions, and everything else In the line of Scheel Stationery. SIGN OP THE BIG BOOK. WALS. fAfMM, w ALL I'Al'KK, ART WALL PAPER STORE, NO. lM NOUTU CJUEEN STltEET, lhe time el hlgbprlcQSfnr Inferior gTades el Wall Tapers Is a thing of thu past. Elegant Wall I'aper and Window Shades at lowest mar ket prices. We have In stock the finest as well as the cheapest Taper madn. If you Intend papering your house come and leek at our goods and our prlcaa will surprise you, All kinds of Window Shades ready-vnade and made te order. We have an elegant Hue of Cur. tains In havy and light weight. Teles, Chains, Heeks, Tins, Vestibule lteds, Btalr Heds ana everything belonging te a first class Taper and Shade Heuse, M-Examlne our goods and com pare prices. ALFRED SIBBER, 134 North Queen Btroet, LAN0A8TEU, TA; jr.umu ,v niieTiinit rUU BALK UM MCH1. "CWK KKNT - TH1HI) AND 1 OL 11TII AJ floors et Illrah A llrethers llttlldlng, Nes ( n and P North guevn slnet, new occupied by Thus. Cuiiiiulngs as a first data photograph gallery W 111 be rented for a term of year.. nlMldll 1I1IINH A IlllOTHEKS. FOlt HALEOirilKNT-ALLTHAT CKIt". tain Grill Mill, water right, atone dwellln home, and ether Improvement, together with about ten acre of land, commonly known as "Greenland Mills." situated en Mill Creek, In East Lampeter township, about three mllea from Lancaster city This Is n valunble prep, erty, with an vstalilt. bed custom, rer terms el salanp1 te El 17. Vital II G. K IIATaS, nmuidAw j North Dukest., Iincaster, l'a PasiTlVI SAI.l.br ALVAltLKClTY TUOTKKT1 OS Till RSDAT, DXCIMRXS J, l1), W III be sold nt public aile at Michael Hetel North Uucen street, 1 ancaater city, Tn., tha fel lowing described Ileal Estate, late lhe property of Jacob C K ready, deceaed, te wtl All that certain thrioatery llltILK STOItK AND DWELLING HOUSE, situated Ne M en the neatalleet North (Jueen atteet. In the city et Lancaster, Te., cenuitnlug In front en aald North Queen atreut 1 1 leet 1 1nehes, and extend ing tn depth westward of that width Si feel 5 Inches, thenru widening en tkn north mile te the width el u feet 'i Inches, and of that width It extends turther westward 6.1 feet CX Inches te S round oft. G. Ilerr, adjoining properties et ehn L. Miller, C. G. Ilerr and A. C Kepler, to gether with sewer, yard and alley lights, etc sale te commence at 7 eclick p. in., et said day. when attendance will be given and terms made known by AL11KHT It K HEADY, IOII.N It. KHEADV, II K.N in C KltEAIir, Exeuctnrs of Jacob C. K ready, deceased. 8ai xl lliu, Auctioneer, nfj-!)td Pl'IlLIC HALE Of DKSIKAiH.E CITY TltOTEIlTY lis Wansiuniv, liuivntn 1, 1 ' At the Leepard hotel, Ea.l King street, Lancas ter. Ne 1 I et of Ground, is (cot. (1 Inches In front en east Mdn of .North Duke street, by 'JIS feet In depth te CbPrry alley, en which It frenU 11 feet, tuir tr less, with the Two-tery llltlt'K DWELLING. Ne 3H North ltuke strceu with llrlck Hack tlulldtng, containing nine rooms, with rain cistern, nydrant, bath and water closet The property Is In geed condition s etwn te vleu. Ne. J, Tbe let of ground en tha inutbeast aide of Mlddle stri'i't, between Llrne and Shtppen streets, en which Is a double twimtery HtllUK DWELLING, with liack llulldlngs te each. .Ne. 139 and 111 Middle street. Let Is 41 feet front en Middle street, und extending In depth 113 leet n Inches Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m. Terms cash April 1, 1837. J A SI KS II LACK, Executer el Jehn lllack. IIxhrt Shusirt, A uctlencir n 10, 13,17,3) .;,23,!.27. !(!, d 1 E XECL'TOKS' SALE OF VERY DE- SIllAHLK It K.A I. ESTATE, situated In ncnien iiunercn, ueni county, uouiware. O.t TCISUAT, DXCKUDBR 7, IS"), At 3 o'clock p. in., the executers of Delaplalne McDanlel, deceaaed, will expose atpublle auo aue auo tlen or vendue, at the front deer or thu Ceuuty iltillillng, tn the town et Dever, county and slate aforesaid, tbe fellow Ing described Ileal Estate, te wit Ne. 1 All that certain r'arui or Tract of Land, with the buildings and lmpre ementa, situate and lying en tbe west side of the Delaware rail road and en thn south aide of the public read lending from the llethel Cburch te the Seven Hickories, and adjoining lands of Jaines S, Moere, William w, Jarvls aud Jehn Heltshu, und trct Ne. i und containing, by a survey tu rently made, J16 ACltES und M btlUAKE TEltLHES, mere or less. N II Ibis tract contains ample and adequate buildings for fanning purpe.es, among which ure a Twe-Story and AttferU A ME DWKLLING and Hack llulldlng, containing 10 rooms (sur rounded by a lawn et one acre, containing a large number of shade tries). Ice Heme, Car Car rlage Heuse and Weed Shed, Granary and Wagen Shed, two large Ilarns und Stables, with 10 stalls for horses, and Cew sheds for W te 100 cattle, and also six large Hay lUrracKs. There arn two geed wells el water. It has also a gar gar den containing nne acre, an Orchard of pear, apple, plum and cherry trues, and two Teach Orchards, containing 2,M trees. This tract Is bounded en the south by a flnu stream of Bprlng water. Thlrty-one and one-balf acres are well set In Ited, White, and lllack Oak, Hickory and Chestnut Timber. The small tunant bouse near the line of Ne. a Is reserved and will be sold wilh Ne. 2. n. -t. ill that certain Tract et Land situate and lying en the south side of the aforesaid pub. lie read leading from llethel Church te the Seven Hickories, adjoining tract Ne. 1 and lands of William W. Jarvls. Jehn Moero, Jehn Heltshu, James S. Moero, Themas E llnlley and ethers, and traotNe. 3, containing, by a survey recently made, Ml ACltES und M SljUAUE TEKCHfcS, mere or less N a With this tract will bs sold the TEN ANT HOUSE, containing four rooms, new located near the dividing line between tracts Ne. 1 and 'A but en Ne. 1, Suventy-flve Acres and m Square Torches ure well set In geed tim ber et the aatne variety us Ne. 1. A line stream of spring water runs through It. Ne. 3. All that certain Tract of Woodland, sit uate and lying en the north side of tbe afoieanld Sublloreud, adjoining tract Ne 2, land of Ibes. Ilulley, Uobert Dtan, lands lute or William surgent, deceased, and of Jehn Heltshu, con taining, by a survey recently made, 65 ACltES and 77nQ(JAKK TEKCHES, mere or jess. N. It. '1 his timber I. very line and el tbosatne variety as that en thu ether purcels. Ne... All that certain trlangularplccoef land situated at thu Junction of und botween the two Cubllc reeds which lend respectively from llethel hurch toMalcein'i Mill aud te Set en Hickories, adjoining lands of Jehn Heltshu aud ethers, con taining by a survey recently mode, und running with middle et reads, 1S9 square perches, mere or less. N li.-Thls tract contains clay suitable for brick-making. Any further Information If desired will be given by ItOIIKKTN SIMTKKS, 131 Seuth Eirth Street, Philadelphia. 1I1UMAH HAUjlGAItDNElt, lincaster, fn. J. L. McDANlEL, Thlladelphla. Exucutets. II. C. t'enxcM, Auctioneer. Tbe parcels above described as Ne. I, Ne, 2 and Ne. 3 new form ene farm, known as Lenburv farm, ibey are very deslmblu farm lands, aud ure In u high etnle of cultivation und Improve ment. Tbey will be offered firsts ONE KAItM. and If net sold will then be olTerod separately as above described. T'bese lands are advantageously situated about one-Halt intie from railroad station at Moerion, three-quarters of a mlle from MulhndUt Church uudSchoelhouse,.lx miles trem Dever, four and one-half miles from Lelpslc, four uud one-half miles from Kenten. fUeund one-halt miles trout Smyrna. Three grist mills are within two miles. Saw mill nne mile away, in the sale et these hind ft rare opportunity Is offered te persons desiring a real euluLi Invest ment. Located In tbe heirt or the peach-grew. Ing district, and In a climate, pleasant, uniform and healthful, they ure well adapted forthe tals. Ing of fruit and ordinary ceteals, and ulse for stock-raising. . 7emml n in possession will meve en March 1, 187. n' 7tdeed l fc- V "if v ,M, -iii.
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