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tain or valley home, from his wife and
his little ones, to defend the property
and the institutions Of the educated
of the South.
His blood belonged to the State that
Girls would have deprive him Of the
right to raise voice in governing.
We believe that all men are born
free and equal, in this that the imbe-
cile or the corrupt sons of the wealthy
and educated are no better than those
like him who spring from the humber
classes. The good and the virtuous
are found as we'll in the cottage as in
the mansion. A Democratic govern
ment recognizes these indisputable
facts and accords to every human be-
ing the same standing and the same
rights before the law.
The evils that Universal Suffrage
may bring, arc in time cured by Uni
! versal Suffrage itself.
1t is the attempt to stihe its voice
that carries with it the abuses of which
Girls complains.
1t requires force to maintain in the
hands Of the minority the government
of the majority.
Was it not by the disfranchisement
of those who had fought for the stars
! and bars, and by the ruthless inter-
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-; ,.:ii::S CiII,E."I:.
It,ii Ecerering iCste-stay-IinlrrSs rrSsiS" SO
vices

rna Ecerering fcster.tay-Im.tcssiv" Ser
vices.
S.. James; church was rvoi,cncd for Di-
vine worship yesterday morning, after
having been closed since early summer fo.'
the purpose ofcnlareng and improving it.
A description of the improvements was
printed III the lNrEII.iC.:NCI:E OF Saturday
last.
The congregation Oh ti'e occasion OF the
reopcning yesterday was very large, every
seat iii the church bciie: occupied. The
services commenced with :. professional
hymn, sung rs they moved up the central!
aisle by the surpliccd choir of the boys and
young men, under tic direction OF Prof.
Carl Matt. or2:anist and cher master.
Then followed the regular morning and
.ntc-communion services, the lessons and
psalter being taken from the services for
the dedication of the church. The rector,
Rev. &. +. Knight, preached an able and
eloquent sermon appropriate to the occa-
sion, after which the communion was c:lc-
batcd. the rector being assisted in the ser
vice by Rev. J. G. Mulho!lan,!, master of
the GcatCs institute.
The music rendered during the service
was very fine, especially the J"hit"te and
IL Ucum.
AtG O'Clock last cYcniag there was Il
choral service largely attended.
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BURGLARY.
Attempt to BLOW up . Safe


Yesterday morning, between 5 and 4
o'clock, an attempt was made to blow up
the safe in Ranck's mill. short distance
east of this city. The burglar had entered
the mill through one of the windows, and
drilled a hole in the safe with some of the
tools found in the mill. This accomplish
charge of powder and laid slow match
with which to ignite it. messenger who
had been sent to Lancaster during the
night for doctor was close 10 the
mill at the hour above named, and
saw the burglar creep out of the window
and run down through the meadow and
hide himself. Before the messenger
had time to fiEd out what was the
matter there was tremendous ex-
plosion. The messenger FASTENED to
the house, awokc Mr.. Ranck's miller,
and the two went in search of the burglar.
They found him, but he ran off brandish-
ing a revolver rs they approached, threat
cning to shoot if they followed. Just as
he reached tho tobacco shed, the miller,
who was also armed with 4 revolver, fired
ut him, and with yell he fell or
jumped through al opening in the tobacco
shed. Ills pursuers were afraid to
follow him into the she'd, knowing wheth-
er they had killed him and fearing that he
would shoot them if they attempted to
enter. When daylight and reinforcements
arrived, it was ascertaincd that the thief
had escaped through an opening on the op-
positc side of the shed.
The safe was not blown open on the
contrary the explosion had the effect of
locking it so tightly that the owner can
not open it.
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secretary of the Presbyterian Sunday

secretary of the Presbyterian Sunday
school, vice 3. Il. BroomelI, resigned.
Two properties situated on Walnut
street, between Sixth and Seventh, were
sold ut public sale Oh Saturday evening.
No. /, belonging to the estate OF 5. Cath
arine Graybill, deceased, was sold by &: f..
Graybill, administrator. and purchased 0y
|. f. Craybill for $2,O50. No. Of the
Pfuzur estate, was sold by John leager,
executor. by order of the orphans court:
and hous Int for 81, G25 by Mrs. c. Pfuzur.
The Columbia "wreck crew." with the
wreck car, was sent tothe scene of the late
wreck, near Mountville yesterday after
noon to clear up the debris and bring the
broken cars. lying at the foot OF the en-
bankmclIt, to Columbia. Tie work was
done in good time.
A circle around the sun 1T II a. IN. yes
terday, attracted great deal of attention.
The circle had all the co!ors of the rainbow
and is put down in the list OF phenomena.
Who can and will explain it: We pre-
sumo it was seen elsewhere.
Paul McMann, baggage master at the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad depot, who has been
confined TO his home for the past couple OF
weeks with fever and ague, is again on
duty.
The Frederick accommodation train
west was detained Oh Saturday and came
TO Columbia about twenty-five minutes
late.
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POLiTJClL BULLETIN.
For Assem- bly,.

For Assembly.
The name of WILLIAM MCCOMSEl, of the
First ward, will be presented to the Demo-
cratic electors of Lancaster ut their primary
elections to nominate = candidate for As
Sembly, under Democratic rules.
ELM G. SNYDER, of the Ninth ward. vii
bc n candidate for the Democratic nomination
to the Legislature from Lancaster City. Sub
ject to Democratic rules. td
Eighth Ward Club Attention!
There will be stated meeting of the Eighth
ward club tomorrow (Tuestlay) evening at
" o'clock ut the headquarters, DichI's saloon
A full attendance is solicited, aS business of
Importance will be transacted.
Seventh Ward.
The Seventh ward Hancock and English
club will meet ut headquarters, kuhlmans
saloon, on Wednesday evening at ~ O'Clock.
The roll will be open for the signature of new
members.
Fourth ward.
There will be Il meeting on Tuesday evening
September q, of the Hancock and English
club of the Fourth ward at ROthweilers hall
at o'clock. Every Democrat in the ward dc
sirOus of joining is respectfully invited to at
Business of Importance.
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doubt, has much to answer for in connec-
ton with the constantly augmenting
quantity of tender, fimsy tobacco placed
on the market. 1t would bc we'll for far
mers, as rule, it is claimed, to leave
moistening to manufacturers and practl-
cal sweaters, who have all the facilities
and knowledge for the proper performance
of the work. Hands that are partially or
even wholly dry, may, if to any reasonable
extent gummy, be put in the piles with
other hands in condition when assorted,
with the assurance that they will come
out all right. If they are both dry and
deficient in substance, they are OF little use
ANYWAY, and will be Of less use when wet
down by unskillful operatives in the haste
incident to asserting.
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is.l;IHG. ~ 'vi.-. q ARK.
Green Horses or t.ic Tuti,


On Saturday afternoon the races, which
have been advertised icr some time, came
off at the park. The crowd present was
of good size and the music was furnished
Wv the Eden cornrt band. Daniel Doner
and Jacob Matthcw, of East Lampeter,
and Wallace Iaucls. OF Lands Valley,
were chosen judges.
The first race was open to all anh Was
for u prcmit,ml of $40. the horse max
in. til: nearest 10 four minutes to
receive the whole pliZc. The owners
of the horses. and their time were Gs fol-
lows Henry Hartman. 4:0G John Stokes.
:,:3. 4. j. Ecrnhart, 3:Jl ; W. III. llar-
man. BIS; G. Ehler, 3:3s; A. Landis,
:GJI-Eaby, $40; y. iI;lsh, A:01. The
money was given to Mr.. Lands.
In the race for all unframed horses, the
premium oi sci was distributed rs follows :
sic t, first horse, 2j to second horse and
So to third. Mus:rS. Er:ckcr, Bowers and
I,arllart had their horses entered, and the
former Won, tai;ilr, two beats; time. S:oS,
3:O.J. The horse of !:. Bowers tool, second
money.
In the opcl.-.o-:!l race f"i thrce.-y ycar.o'i
colts, the animal belonging TO A.: li'rs''
won in i::;.. The premium was $40.
i. McGonig!c. +. Bitter and u. Melton
irlc entered their horses in the third race,
which was for :, premium. of SD, 'iistrib-
| uted as follows: #l2 I" first horse, 50 to
second and St; t. third. Tie horse OF f.
McGoni.la wun with that ofE. Mct'"nigle
second Tine ;':o5.. and $40.
Ed K;u,ii.jan had two mules entered III
the mule race OaC wa, a i,l;tcl> and the
other a bay. During The race the animals
threw their rider; but did not injurc them.
The blacl. won thc rlac.
Roth Rawli,i, Abraham No!cr nd .i:i;o.
| Trcw;iz were entcrci in the eco yard run
| ming race, which WAS Won by Nolcn.
There were eight entries i'll the bag race
| and William %c!'a;i;l, q boy. won it.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. a0.-FlOur quiet but
choice grades steady: superfine ut 81 -
al; 90; extra, s. O0a3 10 T.: Ohio AMI Indiana
family at S. OO60J so; Penn'a family do s. G0
6l5 . st. Louis FAMILY at = 506 90; MinneSn;:,
family $ 25d5 81; patent AMI high grades IS ID
as p.
Rye flour Mt S. co.
Wheat easier: No. . Western Rel 81 Orti %
l O6 PA. Red 81 O5la09l Gi; Amber II 0GG0l o..
Corn firm steamer 81 44ao nc yellow 54a5'c
mixed :;lt:ic.
Oats frner; No. !. White &c No. 9, do AZ !.
@0i2c; No. >, do 40GIi01.c: NJ" Mixcc 3sc.
Rye scarce; sales ut soc.
PrOvisiOIs--marEct easier; moss pOrl,
SIG OO60l6 80; beef hans slS OOd0i9 on J.;
Indian mss beet ut *IS 90: smoked hl,n- 81!
l2%llsc; picklcc ham, ut !tIM0lO1.c; ntc"n--
smoked shoulders Gt4if07c salt do &c.
Lard quiet city kettle Mt sAc; loo
butchers SC; prime steam - p.
Buttcr-markct steady with light supply
Creamery extra 3l6D}2c: Creamery go"ni 20
choice 2SaI:ac; BIuIfOr,l county and New York
do gOOd to choice I7d0l:n; Rolls scarce and
wanted: Penn'a cXtr! 2IGt!i; Western reserve
extra 2lGi24c.
Eggs scarce and firm; r'nnsyiv"nia at 2::;';
Western 2lGQ22c.
Cheese strong with fair trade :: New York fuli
cream I31s0lic; Western full cream l:;c
do fair to good ll@l,14c; do half skins
llM1l1%c.
PetrOlcum-scIlers out OF market; refne,!
nominal lie.
Whisky ut 81 H.
See,Is.Good to prime, Clover dull ut y Oh
as 80: Timothy firm at - 15e12 80: F'axsee'i
firm at 81 Is
NEW YORK SrncKs.
Stocks strong.
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Large Democratic Meetings.


On Saturday evening the Democrats OF!
Paradise township raised 4 beautiful pole,
139 feet in length, at the hotel of James
Evans. at Lci.iion Grove. The pole was
gotten ready ly Golden Miller and was
successfully raised, in the presence OF y
LARGE crowd, and under the management
of George Dillcr. After tie pole was
raised the mcctins, was called 10 order by
Daniel Rice, u onc-Iegsci soldier and
staunch Hancock man. The following
officers were chosen
President. p Mciiramc.
Vice Prcsi,lcnts-!oln Phcnc.a!. Daniel
Rice, Joseph Rock, Henry 5. RE:s"r.
Sccrctary--I. y. Worst.
Eloquent speeches were then made by
W. II. Roland and John \. Coylc, csqs.,
of this city and James Il. Walker OF Cole
rain. Cheer after cheer greeted the speak
crs and :. great deal OF cnihusi asm was
manifested, showing that old Paradise is
alive and ut work.
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New York Iiarker.

New YORK. Sept 29-FlOur-Stair ami West
ern quiet; moderate export and home trade
demand; Supcriinc. $; 25tpi 10; extra d" $3.50
AIS; choice, do, 81 20Ge4 Gj: fancy do. ~ II
Gl5 G5: round hoop ohio - l5Mi 80: choice
do 81 G5el5 Is supcrfine western &: 2ll0i 10;
common to good extra do S3 Sj0i y choice
GiO do 81 3JGlG . choice white wheat do ~ II
a. 60; Southern quiet, unchanged; common
to fair extra 81 G'@l5 %; good to choice tic
s. 3OGIG 80.
Wheat-Cash AMI No. White wheat 1c lower
and other kinds 1401ac lower and fairly active
No, White, cash. 81 o.: do Oct. 81 05:A No. :
Red, casn. 81 0t;i4@I O6s do Sept. 81 0t7a do
Oct, 81 O71.; do Nov, 81 GS34@l cS4.
Corn heavy; H@11sc lower: MiXe,i western
spot, 5O1IGl501.: do future, 5O1 sd53c.
Oats Il shade lower; No. ., October, 3sllac
State, 47iJOc; Western 46GtJ J0c.
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The Columbia Small Bay.

We guess the " :mall boy of Colnm-
bia is ahead. At the shooting match
which came off II few days ago at the east
crn edge o: the borough, one OF the gun
ncrs missed pigeon, when one OF our fast
BOYS threw stone at i: and struck it on
the lead and killed it. 1t WIS about %
feet from the ground, alld fifteen yards
distant.
The same boy threw stone at another
pigeon which. stood upon the trap to
frigltcn it, bat tic stone struc!, it on the
head and killed it. This is remarkable
throwing, and if there is = boy in Lam
easter WHO thinks lc can beat this,
all he has 20! TO DO is to send 4 chal-
len.c. naming the time ana place. and not
more lhan ten binds.
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DEATHS.

-
Washington II. Rhodes, :,Sc,! 80 years, ,Gmonths
and s6 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited toatiend the funeral from
his late residence, No. So West Orange street,
on Tuesday afternoon ut . o'clock. Intcrment
ut Lancaster cemetery. 1tdk
SMITH.-September Il, 1850, in Iiarr lsburg,
Nrs. Elizabeth Smith, wife of Samuel Smith,
.,ged 81 years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the Pennsylvania depot, this city, at o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon. Intcrmcnt at Mycrs's
rrayevarl
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nUELIG SALE.
On SATURDAY,O OCTOBER 2 1880, in pur-
slIance OF an order of the Orphans Court Of
Lancaster county, the undersigned will sell ~
public sale ut the Leopard Hotel, East King
street. Lancaster city, tine following Real Es-
tate late of John Arnold. decd, situated In
the :;.i ward of said city, between south Chris
tian and south Duke. streets, and between
East M;iliin and East Vine streets, consisting
of three continuous purparts, viz:
HOUSE, about y; feet square, with ground be-
longing thereto. fronting ON Il - feet wide
alley, and being about 26 feet In width and
about 50 feet In depth adjoining Nos. : ana =,
and lands of Elias McMellen anil others
No. 3 A two story BRICK BUILDING, now
used as IL Coach Mandatory, about ~ by u
feet, with ground belonging thereto. being
partly Is feet and partly u feet In width, and
about 5lI feet in iepth, adjoining Nos. and
:: and, ground of Henry Swentzel, Wayne Zen
NO.3. AtwOstory BRICK BUILDING. about
I5h by 10 feet and Il Frame Building, formerly
u.td as q Brewery, with the Tubs, Kettles and
other imDlemcntS used in same, with the
ground belonging thereto, being partly 3s
feet, and partly Z,L feet In width and about
Jnll in depth adOinS Nos. AMI =. and ground
of Jacob lamparter, estate OF Jacob Ming anu
others.
Sale to commence Mt O'Clock p. III. OF said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
VI ''''' MARC ARET ARNOLD,
ecnctt6N Exccutrix of John Arnold.
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"Long Branch"

On Saturday night Alice Oates and com
pany appeared to a good-sized audience in
the play of Long Branch which is a
light comedy. 1t serves to introduce
Miss Oates, who is clever and popular &C
trcss.. and singer, and her fine company,
which includes Alf Mcdowell, w. II.
Fitzgerald and Mcintyre and Heath, whose
acting was heartily enjoyed.
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ShOckin: Domestic Tragedy.

Shocking Domestic Tragedy.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.-At an early
hour this morning, James Miller, who re-
sided at 246 Race street, and who has been
sick from typhoid fever, died. His wife,
frantic with grief, proceeded to the upper
floor Of her house and hanged herself.
One Of her children found her hanging and
attracted the attention Of \ neighbor. The
woman was cut down and has since been
restored to consciousness.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ meeting of the stockholders of the
Woodward Hill Cemetery will be held at
Roberts's Hall on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
~. at 3.O'clock p. M, to take action on the ap-
nlicatiOn about being made to our courts for
increased privilege to our charter AS may be
deemed best. j. b. MASIIN.
sentlS-3td Secretary.
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M.ARKEI'S.
Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2O.-Cattlc market
active; sales 5000 head. Prime 5MI@Gc
good . 46J'sc; medium 4lI@I5I,c; common y
@Eac.
Sheep market SLOW: sales l2,'nO head.
Prime fsGt5lzc: good 41ss1Eic: medium 4 90
&c; common S1aG6ic: cuils Be- lamb, I!.0G
613c stock ewes $2 75Gl3 30.
HOSs-Markct slow: sales of I,t-n heal
extra, SdeS1Ic talr 11I@754c.
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Tho SlnnSler Suit.

1t was not :. Miss Laura Diflenderfer,
but Mrs. Laura Diffenderfer, who has
brought a slander suit against VIM. Hen,
ry of Gordonville. The defendant has
furnished bail in the sum of 81 600.
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WIRE AND CAELE.
Afternoon TcleSrahic I;reyitics.

Afternoon Tcleyrahic Hrevitics.
Floods have caused considerable damage
in England.
The treasury issued 100000 standard
silver dollars last week.
A new French ministry is announced
with NJ. Jules Ferry ut it's head rs premier
dd interim and minister Of foreign affairs.
The anthracite coal trade for August
shows 4 decrease, from the corresponding
month last year.
Crop prospects in India are improving.
Rt. Hon. Henry Fawcett, postmaster of
England will probably pay 4 short visit
to New York this autumn, for the purpose
of studying the American tele.raphic sys-
TEN
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Three ola Kind .

Thomas Thomas, Samuel Price and
VIM McCarty, three boys, were arrested by
Officer Wcitzcl and committed by Alder
man McConomy for loafng around Bitner's
warehouse, marking freight cars. and other
bl.i conduct
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Taken With Il Fit.

A woman was taken with fit, while
walking along North Queen street last
evening. She was carried into Strauss
shoe store, where she soon recovered.
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In East or West, or North or South,
They to themselves an outrage do,
Who cannot boast q fresh sweet mouth,
With teeth like pearls begummed with dew
When SOZODONT all this supplies,
And works the charm before our eyes.
s2-lwdeOd&w
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Typhoid Not Epidemic AT Evansville, Ind
WASHINGTON, Sept 20.-A despatch
from Evansville, Ind, reports that the
epidemic Of typho-malarial and typhoid
fevers, which has been prevalent there. has
ceased.
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rI.EC-cls,N Sa,TICE,

IILECTlUN NOTICE.
IL A general meeting of the stockholders OF
the Lancaster Fire Insurance company anu
nm election of eighteen directors thereof. 10
serve for the ensuing year will be held ut the
Once OF the company. No lS west Ming
street on MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, lSS0 Ee-
'"~' " BENZ. =. SilENK.
senIsGfi,cod Secretary and Trc;lsurers
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V1HE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
LADIES' Tract Society will be held on
TUESDAY EVENING at ~ O'Clock, in the
yestry room Of ST. Paul's Reformed Church.
ANNIE NJ. GUNDAkER,
It'd Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE MAHONY MUTUAL LIFE AsSo-
CIATIoN OF SELINsGIOvE, Pa.
NXyANTED-GOOD, ACTIVE. RESPONSE
w BILE Agents in each township of the
county of Lancaster. Apply In hand writing
of Applicant to the Home Office.
L. r. HUMMEL. Sec'y.
selinsgrovr, Snyder county, Pa. September
II, 1850. sepi"'i''S''"
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Mayors Court.
4 Zig Red kDD!e,

Mcssrs. James and Barclay Simpson have
laid upon our table = large red apple, of fine
form and flavor, measuring IA inches in its
greater and Is inches in its smaller cir
cumference.
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Fingers Crushed.

Reuben Snyder, aged Is years, of South
Prince street, lad two fingers badly mash
cd by having them caught between two
stones while at work in Youart's quarry.
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THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 20, 1873
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. a0.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, southwest to
northwest winds, followed by rising barO-
meter, partly cloudy weather, and local
rains and by Tuesday morning lower tenn
peraturc.
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Fall OOeuiNS.
MlRIsI.lGES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10, 1854. ut The Re-
formed parsonage. New Holland, by Rev. ID.
w. Gerhard, Peter w. Beam to Miss Lizzie J..
Bcnner, both OF ChurchtOwn, Lancaster
county. Pa.
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YOUNG MAN WISHES Il SITUATION
n in the city or country rs COachman or
Groom Speaks English or German thorough
" competent, willing and Obliging; can
milk: sOOd recommendations. Address
j. Y, INTELLIGENCER Office.
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JacoB i;UNDAKER, Auct. aIgacTh& Mtsl

VNXECUrONS' SALE Or CITY PROP
IL EIsTIES. The Undersigned executors Of
Michael Malone, deceased, will expose to sale
on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF OCTOBER. at
O'Clock y. H.. at the Caldwell House, the fol-
towing Real Estate. viz:
No. i. \ Lot Of Groun,l on the ". u. corner
of orange and Shippcn streets, witha frontage
of IIL5 feet, more or less, on Orange street, ami
along Shippcn street nOrthwar,i 24J feet to u
public alley on which Is erected Il cOlnnOtli-
Gus and we'll built Mansion, No. 30l, twGstOries
high with twNstOry back building, all in good
rcln,ir; also on rear of lot a twGstOry brick
stable and other improvements.
No. =. \ Piec" OF Ground OH North Lime
street, west side, between Orangc aud Chestnut
streets containing in front on Lime street 70
feet. more or less, and in depth westward "a
feet ~ inches, " hich il erected u twOstOry
Brick dwelling No. I2s, " ith its improvements.
NO.3 a Piece of Ground On south side OF
East Chestnut street, near Duke, containing
in front ,; feet and extending in depth south
ward 81; feet on " hich is erected u thres:-st"ry
Brick Dwelling. M. ~, with brick building at-
tac!le,i, furnished with water and sewerage.
Terms male known ut time Of sale
EDWARD MC(;OVEHS,
VM. l.. PElPEK,
JAMES NJ. BURKE,
Executors OF Michael Malone, decd.
HENRY SHUBERT. Auct.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-20
Cut His Throat.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 2O.-A. X.
Buoy, Of IIollidaysburg. a relative of Rev.
c. W. Buoy, OF this city, attempted
suicide here last night by cutting his throat
with a dull razor. lie is i'm a precarious
condition.