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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-28
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DUIsLIC SA..E.

DUHI.IC SA..E.
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1850, in pur-
suance of IN order of the Orphans Court Of
Lancaster county, the undersigned will sell nj
public sale ut the Leopard Hotel, East King
Street, Lancaster city, the following Real Es-
tate, late of John Arnold, deed, situated In
the al ward of said city, between South Chris
tian and South Duke streets, and between
East Miillin and East Vine streets, consisting
OF three continuous purparta, viz:
No. ]. ~ Onc-stOry STONE DWELLlNG
HOUSE, about 26 feet square, with ground be-
longing thereto, fronting ON Il % feet wide
alley, and bcin, about y; feet in width and
about 81 feet in depth. adjoining Nos. nnd .,
and lands of Elias McMcllcn and others.
Nos. n twO-stOry BRICK BUILDING, now
used as IL Coach ManuflctOry, about - by -
feet, with ground belonging thereto. being
partly Is feet and partly - feet in width, amt
about 81 feet in depth. adjoining Nos. and
; and ground of Henry SwentZcl, Wayne Ben
,lcr and Others.
NOS. AtwostOry BRICK BUILDING, about
15% by - feet, and u Frame Euiltling, formerly
used rs II Brewery, with the Tubs, Kettles and
other implements used i'll same, with the
ground belonging thereto, being partly .:
feet. and partly .:I feet in width and about
JO% in depth. adOin5 Nos. and 2. and ground
of Jacob L:mparlcr, estate OF Jacob King AMI
others.
Sale to commence nt : O'Clock p. III. OF sail
,lay, when attendance will be given and terms
of sale made known by
MNRGARET ARNOLD,
scpc-itdM Executrix of John Arnold.
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By Wire.

| BY Wire.
Thos. Finn and VIM. Kelly, young meu
Of Media, Delaware county, fell from a
train on the Philadelphia and West Ches-
ter railroad last night, while returning
from political meeting at Darby. Kelly
has died and Flinn's death is also proba-
bic.
In New Brunswick, N. j., Patrick Nc
Knight, aged As years, committed suicide
on Monday night, while crazed with rum.
He left wife and four children in desti-
tute circumstances.
Gen. Charles Albright, prominent
lawyer and Republican politician of Mauch
Chunk, died there Of paralysis this morn
ing, in his 5Oth year. He served in the
Union army, rising firm the ranks to brig
adler general, served in the 43d Congress,
and was defeated by Col. Klotz, Demo-
crat, in the memorable contest of 1878.
At the time of his death he occupied 4
number of positions of honor and trust.
The American board of commissioners
for foreign missions yesterday received a
check for $3.50, 900 from the Stone estate.
In the Pan-Presbytcrian alliance to-day,
DR.. Cairns, Of Edinburgh, and DR.. Hodge
read papers on the "VicariOus Sacrifice of
Christ" and DR.. Withcrspoon, Of Peters
burg, Va, read ono ON Final Rctribu-
tion," expressing hope that the Presby-
terian church would hold to the doctrine
of eternal punishment.
The Democratic congressional delegates
in Philadelphia met to-day and selected
the following nominees /: Second district,
Daniel Dougherty; Third district, Samuel
j. Randall; Fourth district, George Bull !;
Fifth district, John X. FOlwcll.
The New York Democratic convention
met at Saratoga to-day. John Kelly was
loudly cheercd. Mr.. Faulkner, chairman
of tic state committee, called the body to
order, and Rufus w. Pcckham was made
president. He congratulated the party on
its unity, and promised the other states
that New York would do her duty. He
predicted y Democratic majority OF ut
least thirty thousand in the state in No
vcmber.
The murder of Lord Mountmories in
Ireland has created panic among the
wealthy landowners there.
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NEW YORK. Sept 2S-FlOur-State and West
ern market without decided change in
trade demand; Supertine. S. 25G4 10; cxtr,
do s1S504W; choice, tlO, "a 05@4 G5; fancy 90.
"a 7O@5 ~: round hoop Ohio "a 1901 80: choice
do 81 6Ol5 % superfine western 81 2jfQt 90 ;
common to good extra do g s5@4 y choice
dO do 81 3o06 25 choice white wheat do - lj
a GO; Southern quiet and unchanged CON-
mon to fair extra - 1895 p; good to choice
do S 3006 50.
Wheat-Spring nominal Winter White
steady Red heavy and A@1zc lower; No;
No. Red. cash, ST on do sept. 81 O7sz; do
Oct. 81 O7s4e1l GS do No. ?, 81 O360l G9A: do
Dec, 81 1O13@1 105s.
Corn shade lower and moderately active
Mixed western spot, 5O119.O7aa; do future, 5Ozz
G53Lc.
Oats firmc- but quiet; No. 2, Oct. 3sllc 90
Crl. i0M4ic.
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Amu6enentS.

1.-THE &rdtegisss" To-nighk-Clinton Halls
comedy company will this evening present at
Fulton opera house the spr1ghtly and success
full play entitled The Strategists." The play
and the people come fortified with the most
complimentary press testimonials, of which
the following is merely q specimen brick:
There is not more mirth-provoking play On
the boards than Halls Strategists,' and it
deserves to rank with the best Of genteel COM
edies. Such combination of ludicious situ-
ations, laughablc events and general mixing
up of personages as in this comedy is seldom
met with. Every one who enjoys really good
acting that is wholly clean and decent should
see the 'Strategists.' In the company are
such well known actors as Clinton Hall, Charles
s. Rogers. r. J. Kind, Lou +. Howard, Charles
A. Gardner, Miss Matte Vickers and Miss
Emily Stowe:
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGCLAR CORRESPONDENCE

The Citizens band has elected the fol-
lowing officers:
President-John A. Slade.
Vice ePresident-John Lawler.
Secretary-HarryM N. Sample.
Treasurer-Frank A. Bennett.
Trustees Markley, George Z. n.
Sample and 3. F. Mann.
The new instruments, purchased Dy the
band in Philadelphia about one week ago,
were expected yesterday, but they tailed
to come.
Joshua Sourbecr, jr., celebrated his 3Sd
birthday last evening by a "surprlse
party' of from fifty to sixty couples OF his
friends, who presented him with hand
some brcach-loading, double-barre!ed shot
gun.
Locust street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets in front of the grounds of the
Washington Institutes being macad-
amized. The work is in an advanced
stage.
The Eigilant fire company have placed
the wheels of their steamer in the hands
Of T. Shredder to be rcpainted prior to
their visit to Hagerstown. Nd, in October.
Mr.. Shredder, who is an interested party,
will do his work well.
A rainbow was seen to the west at about
six o'clock this morning.
Samuel 4. Lockard OF Harrisburg, Ia,
was visiting in Columbia yesterday.
The Philadelphia & Reading railroad
company will run an excursion to Reading
tomorrow morning.
The Susqucllanna river is at present Il
few inches lower than it has been Ill 4
number of years. In rowing to the dam
Yesterday afternoon VIC noticed that the
new .ishway is boarded up and that but
little water escapes. The dam is as dry as
punk.
Workmcn are now engaged in repairing
the fourth pier beyond the iron span OF the
bridge.
The RepuLlica3 helmet " company
expect their cquirB. ents to-day.
"Thc trouble III getting pig iron y is the
reason given Cor the non-startinS OF the
Shawnee rolling l!.ll week or two ago.
Bass fishing is light good about the
piers OF the bridge.
The telegraph nicn who came here a few
days ago have finished stretching wires at
this place and have gone farther west.
The Dauphin county fair has closed AID
the York county iai: has not yet COM
mcnccd, consequently no excursion tickets
have been or will bc sold this week from
the Pennsylvania railroad depot. This is
the first week that excursion tickets have
not been sold at the depot for 4 month OF
more.
Nearly all tic cUu;l, have cleared away
and it now looks IS if the rain was over.
A good wind is blowing and is being taken
advantage of by sail boat men, who arc
flying on the river before the breeze.
Company ii ha! a small turnout at its
drill last evening. The blame for the
smallncss Of numbers is credited to the
campaign, which certainly has its effect.
If the river falls much more it will bc
found almost impossible to get heavily
loaded canal boat from under the Reading
and Columbia railroad coal si,utcs.
The raft shutc at t!is end OF the dam
was closed yesterday. This closing will
occasion somewhat OF Il rise in the river,
which has already risen three inches.
.hc Port Deposit train was compelled
to remain here awaiting the arrival Of tlic
mail train.
Mr.. J. A Knight will leave here for l1ol-
liiaysburg to-day.
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OBITUARY.
Sudden Death Of George Sei,ner.

Sudden Death Of George Sciner.
George Schncr. carpenter, 13S North
Water street, died this morning after 4
short but painful illness. lie was in good
health up TO Sunday afternoon, when he
was seized with cramps, and, though he
had the best medical attendance, he con
tinucd to grow worse until about 6 O'Clock
this morning when he died.
Mr.. Sellner was q native of Lancaster
and spent the greater part of his life here.
He was an industrious and excellent me-
chanic, an upright and honest citizen, and
an answering Democrat from youth up.
At the time Of his death hc was in the GSth
year of his age. lie leaves q wife and two
grown sons and two daughters. The time
of the funeral has not yet been fixed. as
his son Albert is absent in Warren, Pa.
and the family desire to give him time to
be present at the funeral.
Mrs. kcyser's .Deccase.
Mrs. Keyser, wife Of Leonard keyscr,
Of New Holland, died very suddenly at the
residence OF her son-i law. VIM. Rannels,
in Mannheim, on Sunday. 1t appears that
she arose as usual, and was engaged at
combing her hair when she fell over and
died almost instantly. Mrs. Keyscr was i
large woman, weighing over 200 pounds,
and heart disease or apopleXy was the
cause of her death. Her body was removed
to New Holland and the funeralto took place
TODAY,
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Chimney Blown Down.

This morning between and s O'Clock,
during gale Of wind the top Of the chin
ncy Of the high three-story brick building
belonging to the Pennsylvania railroad on
the cast side Of North Queen street above
Chestnut was blown, and fell with crash
upon the roof of 4 one-story building ad-
joining, occupied by Mrs Catherine Bitner.
The falling chimney struck exactly on the
comb of the roof Of Mrs. Bitncr's house,
and the bricks were thiclly strewn Oh the
pavement in front and in the yard in rear
Of the premises, but luckily no one was
hurt, though persons were passing on the
street within a few yards Of the place, and
door in front of which the avalanche came
down. Moral look to your chimney tops
before the blasts of winter set in.
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Fry I.ochcr's Renowned Cough Syrup.
The Value Ct Pure Wine in Sickness

The Value ct Pure Wine In Sickness.
The chief difficulty with reliable wines has
been their scarcity and cxorbitant price, but
this has been removed By the introduction of
a Pure Native Wine. produced from the Oporto
grape by Mr.. Alfred Speer. of New Jersey. We
understand that he has submitted his wine to
the test of many of Our celebrated physicians,
and all concur in its purity. medicinal prop
critics and superiority to the best imported
Port Wine. Most of them prescribe 1t in cases
of debility, affections OF the kidneys, and
chronic complaints, requiring tonic, su-
dorific or diuretic Observation-Disclosures.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atlee and
Davis, and sold by II. K. Slaymaker.
sl5-2wu&w
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Ar: You disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with The cycruciating pain OF cutting teeth?
I: so. go ut once ana get 4 bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. twill relieve the
poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon
1t; there is no mistake about it. There is not q
mother on earth who has ever used 1t, who will
not tell you at once .,..-t it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic
Ii IS perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleas
ant to the taste, and is the prescription OF ono
OF the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in tie United States. Sold everywhere
p cents a bottle. Iil7-lyd&wM.W&S
Mrs. E. II. Perkins, Creek Centre. Warren
County, n. u, writes she has been troubled
with Asthma tor four years had to sit up
night after night with 1t, she has taken two
bottles of DIR. ThQmas' Electric Oil. and is
perfectly cured. she strongly recommends it
and wishes to act as agent among her neigh
bOrs. For sale by IL. B. Cochran. druggist, 1877
and l39 North Queen street. Lancaster, Pa.
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Coughs.

Coughs.
"Brown's bronchial Trcchcs" are used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat,
IIoarscncss and bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these TrOchcs have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untried, but, having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained weil-mcrited
rank among the few staple remedies of tho age.
Tho Throat.
"Drc,pn'y bronchial Trochcs" act directly
on the organs Of the voice. They have an cx-
tr:lordinary effect in all disorders of the Throat
and Larynx, restoring a healthy tone when re-
laxed, either from cold or over-exertion of the
voice. and produce clcarand distinct enunci-
alton. Speakers and Singers find the Troc'ies
useful.
\ Cough, Cold, CatarTh OF Sore Throat re-
quires immediate attention, us neglect Often
times results in some incurable Lung Disease.
" "BrO,cn's bronchial 1roches" " will almost in
variaDly give relief. limitations arc offered for
sale, many of which are injurious. Tho genu-
inc "Er0pn's bronchial TrOchcs" are sold
only in bexcs. ianl5-lyd&wTu, THIS
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SPECIAL.

Exhibitors should have written lists of their
exhibits before they enter them In order to
prevent inaccuracy and confusion. C3reful
officers will be appointed, and everything
guarded with fidelity.
MANAGERS: Joseph +. Wilmer, Paradise {;
Calvin Cooper, Bird-fn-Han John e. Lin
Vile, Gap; Peter $. Reist, Lititz: II. NJ. Engle,
Marietta: John II. Landis, Millersvllle; NJ. ID.
Kendig, Cresswell: E. 9. Hoover and 8. S.
Rathvon, Lancaster: W. NJ. Brosfus, Liberty
Square. sep2@2td
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PUBLIC SALE OF CITY RESIDENCE
On Wednesday,, October g, 1890,

Mt the Leopard Hotel, on East King street, will
be sold u three-story BRICK DWELLING
with two-story back building and wash-nouse
cOntainin. hall and nine rooms, bath room
with water closet, &c. heater In cellar. Range,
hot and cold water in kitchen and bath room,
pas throughout, und the chandeliers and fix
lures remain. The lot is 2O15xl9O feet, extend-
ing to the alley. To view the premises call on
Herr & Stautivr, No. N. Duke street.
Sale to commence at 7J0 D. H., when terms
SAMUEL KENEAGY
II. SHUEEEr, Auct. $50 97,0x Oct:,56
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BY direction of the water committee of
city councils, Davis Kitch, jr., superintcn-
dent of the water works, commenced shut
ting of the water from all watcr-renters
who have failed to pay their water rent,
and he will continue to do SO until all de-
linquents are deprived Of the use Of city
water.
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Going DYER to Berks.

The Reading Neus says that Repubf-
can meeting was held at Fritztown, Berks
county, on Saturday evening, and all those
in attendance were Republicans resident in
Lancaster county.
J. L, Steinmetz, ESQ.,, is booked for a
speech at the great Democratic mass meet
ing in Reading, October 9th.
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COURT OF COMMON Pleas.
Before Judge Livingston.

NcACEo ouuSO AhSAh<sSaoo'
G. Scncr & Sons VS.. Adolph N. Bash,
contractor. and Charles Moten, Noes
Maxwell, Robert Able and johnson Wcs-
ley, committee and trustees Of st. Stephen
Tabernacle No. of Independent Order Of
Brothers and Sisters Of Love and Charity of
Lancaster county, sci. ,td. sur. mechanics
lien, to recover s59s.65 for lumber
furnished by the plaintiffs in the
construction Of Love ard Charity hail
on North street. this city, for which
Adolph \. Bash was contractor, tho con-
tract price being 81, 600. The trustees of
the church do not defend in this action,
but Pontz & Bro, brick manufacturers,
have put in an inter .plca;ler and arc resist
ing the claim of plaintiffs, as they have
filed lien also, and if the bill of The
plaintiffs is set aside they will have an
equally good opportunity OF having their
bill. which is about s4G0, paid.
The defense in the cases is that the last
two loads of lumber furnished were not
used in the construction Of tho building
proper, but for making fences, &c. They
therefore claim that more than six months
elapsed from the time of the completion Of
the building until the lien was filed and it
therefore void. On trial.
Before Judge Patterson.
John E. Dachman VS.. Christian llersh-
cy, owner or rcpatcd owner, and William
Hougendob!er, contractor, SCI. .jn. sur. me-
cLanic's lien. The plaintiff in the case
furnished s113 worth of lumber used in the
construction Of several buildings for Mr..
Hershey and for which he claims to have
never been paid. On trial.
Parry rs. Scnseni:s
In the case Of DR.. II. 3. Parry VS.. Levi
Scnscnig, in which q preliminary injunc-
ton was granted to restrain Senscnig from
tearing down wall separating his
property from that of DR.. Parry,
Judge Patterson delivered lengthy
opinion this morning. BY this opin-
ion tho injunction was dissolved. AS
soon as the result Of the case was known
men verc set to work By Sersenig, tearing
down the wall, on the site of which is to
be erected the wall Of a four story back
building to the Leopard hotel. The case
excited great interest and its decision was
awaited anxicusly by lawyers, citizens and
politicians.
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Il. Scheutenmullcr, Brooklyn, writes; Your
Spring Blossom is Invaluable. 1 have had
Scrotulous sores on my legs for a number OF
years. and occasionally they would break ont
on my face. l have taken two bottles OF
Spring Blossom, according to directions. and
now all the sores have disappeared and my
skin is perfectly healthy.
Prices: 3Oc., and trial bottles 10c.
For sale by H. Il. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
$50 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. II
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Lancaster CIuD S0CI1UIee
Tomorrow evening the first evening soci-
able of the Lancaster club will be given at
Roberts's hall by the sane management under
whose auspices the successful May hop at the
same place was conducted. There Is every
prospect of a thoroughly enjoyable occasio-.
as the young gentlemen in charge know no
to conduct party, and not the least attrac-
tive feature will be the presence of Taylor's
popular orchestra.
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DnCTORS GAVE HIM UP.

ais it possible that Mr. Godfrey is up andnt
work, and cured by so simple a rcmedy:''
Il assure you IL is true that he is entirely
cured, and With nothing but Hop Eittars and
only ten days ago hls doctors gave him mp and
said he must dic!'
"Wcll-a-day! II that 10 so, 1 will go this
minute and get some for my poor George.
know hops are s,oOl."
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MEDICINE CHILL-CHILLI!
$500 REWARD

for any case Of Chronic Dyspepsia that cannot
be cured by the use OF CHlLL-CHlLLl BIT
TIERS.
For Aguc Chill. Chilli Bittcrs is tho one safe
and speedy cure. No aching bones after TAX
ing It.
Chill-Chilli Bitters will restore your lost aD-
petite. Try it and be convinced.
Delicate and nervous ladies should use Chill
Chilli Bitters. 1t will restore them to health.
Clergymen, lawyers and all who have
dentary habits should use Chill Chilli Bittcrs.
1t will give them an excellent appetite.
CHILLCHILLI BlTTERS will positively
cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Al
fections, Loss of Appetite, Cramp. Diarrhra,
General Debility. Ague, Intermittent Fever.
and all diseases arising from malaria. impure
blood. or . disordered stomach.
Chill-Chi!n BittsrS IS an old medicine was
used for hundreds OF years by the South Sea
Islanders for all Diseases was introduced
into England. Portugal, Spain and Germany
with the most wonderful curative results was
brought to America by the old Croft family,
and has been used by them for generations for
all diseases of the Blood and Stomach, and is
especially good to ward off malarial attacks
and for Chronic Diseases. Taken according to
directions on circular around the bottle, will
never fail.
Ask your druggist, storekecper or landlord
for it; If they have not got 1t they will procure
1t for You.
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Train Detained.

The Niagara express, which is due here
over the Pennsylvania railroad at 1O6
a. H., was detained for an hour near the
Penn iron works this morning. An in
lection rod Of the engine was broken.
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POLITICAL BULLETIN.
Pay Your Tax.

Pay Your Tax.
Every voter who wants to vote IN November
should look after the payment Of his tax. Col.
iector Warfcl sits at the Court House THIS
EVENING from 611a to Q O'Clock to receive it
GO THERE AND PAY 1T.
For Assembly.
The name of WILLIAM McCOMSEi, of the
First ward, will he presented to the Demo
cratic electors OF Lancaster ut their primary
elections to nominate q candidate for As.
sembly, under Democratic rules.
ELM G. SNYDER, of the Ninth ward, will
be Il candidate for the Democratic nomination
to the Legislature from Lancaster City. Sub
feet to Democratic rules. I'd
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Large Funeral.

The funeral of Benjamin Buckwa tier, a
weil-known citizen OF Mannheim township,
who died ON Saturday, took place this
morning. 1t was very largely attended
and the intcrment was made at Peters
burg.
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NEW ADIERETGkAENE0

Among many change
important il the enlarged
cities DEPARTMENT present CORPS
mechanics
trusted to
WATCH REPAIRING,
MUSICAL BOX REPAnNa,
REPAIRING,
JEWELRY JOBBING
MONOGRAM INSCRIPTION AND
ORNAMENTAL.
variety Of work original designs be
manufactory
Silver bought taken exchange made into goods
z. RHOADS BRO, jewelers.
4west King Street.
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DEA THIS.


TAGG ARr.-On the 9th inst, Mary r. Tag
CART, wife OF David Tasg:.rt. OF GordOnville, i'll
the sd year of her age.
Tho relatives and friends of deceased arc re-
spcctfully invited to attend her funeral from
her late residence on Thursday, the Goth, Mt
lO1a O'Clock Il. m.. without further notice.
Services at the old Leacock church.
HAGELGANz.-In this city, on Sept. q, 1880,
Anna Mary. wife of Christopher Hagclganz,
iE the 3Sth year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from the residence of her husband, No 800
East King street, on Wednesday afternoon at
2oclOck. Services at ST. Stephens church.
2td
SHENK.-1n Lancaster. Pa, on Sunday, Sept.
&c, 1850, Il. W. Shsnk, of Lancaster city, i'll the
4Gth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attendthe funeral from
his late residence, No. 90 East King street, Oh
Wednesday, at s:3o O'Clock. Intermcnt Mt
Woodward Hill cemetery. 2td