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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-07
TAMI $ Il. ELLIOT

TAMI $ Il. ELLIOTT
J2nd John X. Elliot In Chan~ery New
vs.. Thomas Y. Field castle County. Ia
and Margaret ID. Field, pattsIon.
his wife,
Ana row 70 Wit, this sixteenth day OF Feb.
ruary, a. d, 1880, it appearing IN the Cha 4.
ccilor by the sfiidavit Of John Pyle that ThOs
J. t1eld and Margaret NJ. Field, hi. wife. tho
dcien6anis in THIS cnRse, have no known place
OF abode within This olunly, and cannot 5a
served with process. that thoy reside In the
CITY OF Brooklyn and State OF New York
and no appearance having Teen entered for
the said Thomas Y. Field and Margaret M
Field or either Of them, at the return Of the
summons Issued for them: It's thereuD0n on
motion Of Edward Il. Bradford, Jr., ESQ, So
lcitor for the petitioners, ordered BY tho
Chancellor that the said Thouas Y. Field
and Margaret M. Field, do appear beio % the
Chancellor at his chambers In Doyer. on Tho
eighth day Of April, A. D., 1890, and show
cause, II any they have, why partition OF the
premises In tho petit on escribed, sbould not
De made according To the prayer thereof, or
that tho petition viii be tsEGn PRO tonissso''
as to tho sath Thsmas Field and Maryare.
N. Field. And the Register 10 directed IN
cause copy OF ths order to be publisher in
toe DAILY EErUBLlCAN, nswspaper of tho
otty OF Wilmington, Hew Castle county. for
the per cd Of thirty days next, prpoediay the
said eighth day OF April, A. d., 1880,
B Attest: j. N. HOUSEMAN, Reg. &C.
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lash. ELLIOT, Jno.

TAS.H. ELLIOT, Jno.1
~ Il. Elliot and J ohm X.
Elliot Trustee, under
the last WIN and Tesla In 6haneery New
ment OF RsDecoa 5. r.. Castle County. In
Council, deceased, VS.. Partition
Thomas Y, Field and
Margaret M. Field, his
vile.
And now to wit, this sixtaerth day OF Feb
ruary, A. o., 1880, it appearing TO the CHAN.
eel or ny the affidavit Of John Pyle, that hos.
Y. Field and Margaret M Field, his wife the
defendants Ia this cause have no known Mace
OF abode witain this county, aid cannot he
served with process, that they reside in the
Oity OF Brooklyn. and State OF New York
and no appearance having been entered tor
tho said Thomas Y. Field and Naraaret M
Field, or either OF them, at thu reiurn of the
summons Issued for them: Il IL thereuNon ar
motion Of Edward 9. Bradford, Jr., Eeq, SO.
llcitor Tor the petitioners, ordered by the
Chancellor TINT the said Tbomas Y Field
ana harasret M. Field, do appear before the
Chahcellor OF his chambers In Dsyer, On the
eighth day Of April, A. D., 1887, and show
caose, II any they have, why partition OF the
tfsnises IN the petition described, should not
pe made according to the prayer thereof, or
taat the petition viii he taken "pro oonfeeso"
a. 70 the said Thomas Y Field and Margaret
m. fleld. And the Register Is directed to
eaase copy OF this order to DO published in
tne DAILY REPUBLICAN,, o newspaper Of the
sty OF wilmington, New Castle county, for
.ho period Of thirty days next, preceding the
SAID eighth day Of April, A. ~, 1880.
co Auest; J. nj. hOUSEMAN, Reg. GO.
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We ARE indebted to DR.. J. R. Tan
tum who l. now with his tamily So
journing in Charleston, South Carolina.
for copies Of the Charleston 'Nevs and
Courier" -.
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BLOOD TURFIP BEET,
EARLY LETTUCE, EXTRA EARLY PEAS
FOR SALE AT
CnIPPLlJ'S SEED EMPORIUM.
NJ. WEST THIRD STREET,
Wilmington. Del.

r ANDRETH'S EXTRA EARLY PEAS,
I.ANDRETH's EXTRA EARLY PEAS,
EARLY KENT, PREMIUM GEN, &c,
EARLY KENT, PsEMIUM GEN, &C.,
BLhGR AND WHITE WAX BEANS,
BLACK AND WHITE WAX BEANS,
CRnSBY'S NEW ENGLAND SUGAR
AND STuWtLL'S EVERGREEN
SUGAR COkN,
Premium Fiat, Dutch and Drumheed Csb
bage Seed, new crop Usage Orsng Seed.
SEED POTATOES,
WHITE AND YELLOW ONION SETS,
LAWN GRASS,
WHITE DUTCH GLOVER, &C., 60, &e.
W. n. CHANDLER,
GIL MARKET ST, Gil MARKET ST.,
Hall way between 9Th and It'll. SO
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY.
DAYNARD b DAwsoN-JEwELRY.

pAYNARD b DAWSON-JEWELRY
Fave at their store,
S1s MARkEf ST, ~ MARKET ST.,
4 full assortment Of
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JGWELRY,
SjLFGRWARE. SPEOrACLES,
OPERA GLASSES, &c, which they are
SELLING rs law AS THE LOWEST,
Both heing practical wA-kmen ell work
len with them Will receiye caroul attention,
l-l1-ly
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VNAE AAGEST CLOfur4 ROUSE
i in Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAhER,
Grand DeBO;. 18th ST.. Market 10 Ches.npt
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ENNrER EDAr THE Posi- OFFICE 1T
ia WBnisKtoa, Del. MS second'eiass mat
eF
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THE VARIETY PALACE.

TNHE VARIETY PALACE.
ToysI ADAMS L BRO.
Toys to4-RARKEr sTREEF-5o4
Toys
r Us BICYCLES! BICYCLES
Toys
Toys CEILDREN's CARRIAGES.
Toys
Toys A handsome lot Of new ehildren's car.
Toys rtasoc Just 10. Cali and exam
Toys Inc them.
Toys
Toys DRY GOODS. HOSIERY AND NO.
TOYS TluES. CARPET,
Toys Floor stair and table oil cloths, window
Toys shades glass, tin. orockery and wood { q
Toys ware, cutlery, rugs. games, stair rods,
Toys brackets, base ball and bats, masks, sx.
Toys press Wagon', velocipedes,
Toys HOOKING HOBSEs,
Toys doll carriages, wheel barrOws, fro
Toys works, fats, lanterns, drums, looking
Toys glasses, tHys
Toys
Toys FANCY GOuPS AND DOLLSrOF
Toys ALL KINDS.
Ioys
Toys BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
Toys
Toys Agents Ter John Clark's Mile End
Toys
Toys COTTON, COTTON,
Toys
7 Oys George Clayk's q MT. Cotton, WI
Toys limantic, and sole agents for
TOYS -
Tgys BRAINERD. ARMSTRONG co.
Toys SILKS. SILkS.
Toy9 --
TOys Cheapest p!acs Ia tho city to buy an r.
Toys thing ct
ADAMS j BROTHER,
50a MarEat strost. bJ4 Hsrkst stree.
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REMDVALS.
LUMBRE.

v UNBER LUMBER!
DELAWARE WHITE OAK,
DEi4A Ware WHILE OAK,
BOARoS AED PLANK FOR WHEEL
WEIGHTS,
TANK MAKERS. MACHlNlSTE
AND
USE OF HANUF AtiTURERS 4KNER.
ALLY.
Well seasoned and under cover Gut and
dressed any siEes 10 ordsE.
A. n. QUINBY CO.,
OORNERS FRONT AND MANSON STS
Wtlnipgtos, Delaware.
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TIME FOLLOWING ARE SOME OFTHE
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
BAhttAlNS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS,

| - 49, = 'N - W III
BAh(tAiMS HaRGAiMS' pa "a ZINE
A''
wv" ' oDInAAD Al fAH
BOSTON
HOsTGN
EE..pRICE CyF.pprcp
ONE. pRI6E rNyc ppfstL
n n.rurga ryaT-sg. MET "AoH
CTITHIN1 H0JrSE.
s sIt 2 oA'''l 'i hHE' eoiR''' ALL 49, .,
fsoior yuar.ntssdi n,hN oo1i3' q m
FINE WIT III, ~, :IIi:c;.; ~, ~
ZINE aIT "W9I IgaS5 SGisS As.oe
SIfITS A "ooN ohS''i "ihn !, an
SIMERE SIfTTS RARE RAR-
GAIN - :. m
siM ERE SUITS. NA " = A' o 70 m
HARRIS A SAwVEn,S EINESr
CASHMERE SUITS, 400 AND. :. 1900.
,cx,, o
oIo' 'oAo'
ZINE CASSJNERE SIrrrs M. uov,s
ALLWO0L SUITS, 800; : ETrER SUITS
' IL - :" WV s'1As ''o''
OHILnREN,a C11IJnpuN,c
wool Cashmere Suits % %. SEQ 80 ' 20 Ai
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In 6haneery New
Castle County. In
Partition
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4 !ash always Al cOmmand for
~ mortgages, large or small CITY
and country, 4sw-sap AEALD d 10.
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NOTE.

The REPUBLICAN still leads In
circulation. Advertise where you
yet the most fer yOnT money and
eNe X .PURE.ICAN ~ that paper.
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Wilmington, Del,

N. 30. H. Davis, Walter Clements and
Nelson X. Bertolotte, aso J. y. Shipn, 1.-THE
with me, and all patrons will Be cared for with
oouftesy' S2e'eodsF J. w. ID.
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cLorHIKa.

-.
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cx~x,~c
- ChvAmaH@.
-...-, ,,--, 80 -.
Eos EAsrEh hoidpAfS
Fur EASTER HOLIDAYS.
FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS.
FOR EASIER HOLIDAYS
FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS.
FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS.
.
!. FOX YOUTHS,
: FOk YOUTHS,
FOa YOUTHS,
FOb YOUTHS,
i FOR YOUTHS,
f,h fOUIHS,
/ FOR YOUTHS,
FlR YOUTHS,
fOk YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
FOR fOUJhS,
fU6 1OUIhS,
-
FOB M ~ w Fo UH R 1Ut :
/ FOR BOYS FOR BOYS,
i FOR BOY: FOR BOYS,
| Fuk BOYS, FOR BOYS,
FOR BOYS, FOX BOYS,
Flk BOYS. FOR BOYS,
FOR BOYS. FOR Us,
FOR BOYS, FOR BOYS,
FOR BOYS, FOR BOYS.
| FOR BOYS, FOR BOYS,
| FOS BOYS, FOR BOYS,
l
| FOh BOYS, X BOYS,
FOR BOYS, FOR Buys.
FCR SMALL Buys,
Far SMALL BOYS,
" 'n ~L "i''
STYLISH SPRING SUITS.
STYLISH SPRlNG SUITS,
STYLISH SpRI ,lisJIITR.
STYLISH SPRING SUITS
NOVEL, SPRING SUITS
NOVEL SPRING SNIiS
NOVEL SPRING SUITS
NOVEL SPRING SUITS
NOVEL SpRiNG SUITS
CHEAP SPRING SUBS
CHEAP SPRING SUITS
CHEAP SPRING SUITS
UAEAPSPkIN,, SUITS
OHEAPSPRIN(} SUIyS
CHEAP SPRING SUITS
TASTEFUL SPRING SUITS
'rASTtFuL SpRtNa sf1iTS
TASTEFUL SPRING SUIIS
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Thirty pounds and over at the ne, rst,L
I POI l0vhs. Ice by the ton o. .9Woi
JACOB Pussy, ,,pI ny s.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 400 eh.d No,
Branch Offices, 4th and Poplar AM sEb
Walnut st. -
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T. full assortment Of
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T ARGEsT LOAD OF
IL
EINDLlNG WOOD FOE N.A, /
RJNDILkH WOOD FUR $l.M |
AZ
sJAE POEDER'S, JOHN PONDEg
sbia fCEDEk'S, JOHN PUNDE1
NO. l0e MARYLAND AVENUE
NO. LOG MARYLAND AFENUk
ALSO OOAI. OF ALL SIZES.
ALSO GOAL OF ALL sMf
- JPN
Wilmington, bel
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WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY
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LIME, SAND AND COAL!

AS manufacture ny own line G
works 10 Lancaster County, Pa. will 4
rish limo at the ve'y LOWEST PIN
either Wholesale or retail. &Ssnl
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Advission, IS aud 80 cents reserved seats
Is cents 10 DO had at tho usual place. 40
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-07
MEDICAL.
Brandy as a Medicine,

The following article was voluntarily sent to
Mr.. ii. f. Slaymaker, Agent for Reigarts Old
Wine Store, by IL prominent practising physi.
the Brandy referred to in his regular practice.
1t Is commented to the attention of those af-
fiicted with
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CHILD RUN OVER.
Probably Fatally Injured.

Ahoo1oiy
This morning three little children Of John
Maxwell, colored, who resides on South
Duke street, near North. were playing in
the middle of the street in front of their
father house. While they were in the
street man drove by in a butcher wogon.
Two of the children saw the team coming
and ran from the street.. The third, a little
girl but two years old, was unable to
escape and she was knocked down
by the horse, the wagon passing over the
body. The child was taken into the house
where it was attended by DR.. George p.
King. 1t is terribly bruised about the
head and body and is internally injured.
1t is feared that the chilG may die. The
man who was driving the team stepped
after the child was run over. He came
back and stated that it was altogether
accidental on his part.
Since the above was written we learn
that the man who drove the wagon was
Gottlieb Fink, butcher. Suit has been
brought against him by the parents of the
child. He claims it was an accident.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-07
ST. JAMES CHURCH.
The Now Extension-Bones Of British Sol
diers Cn0arthOd.


diers Unsarthed.
The extension of "old St. James" is now
fairly begun, the foundation walls being
finished, and the old west end, with its
quaint bell tower, nearly levelled. The
new work at that end will measure about
81 by As feet, and will practically increase
the size of the nave nearly one-third. At
the northwest corner a massive and efec-
tive tower, about one hundred feet high,
will be built. The style of the architecture
is that known as the Lombardic, which
prevailed in northern Italy from
the ninth to the twelfth GEN.
turies, and to this style the beautiful
chancel and the renovated side walls be-
long. The addition, like the old walls,
will be in brick, laid in dark mortar and
enriched with frequent mouldings. tiles
and bands of color The architect is Mr..
Charles NJ. Burns, of Philadelphia, and
the building committee consists of the rec
tor and Messrs. George Calder, jr., and
Samuel H. Reynolds.
In digging for the foundations the re-
mains Of eight or ten bodies were brought
to light. Some ancient military buttons
found with them, together with items
in the parish records make it clear
that they are the relics Of soldiers of ''His
Majesty's Goth Regiment of Foot" quar-
tered here for several years before the Rev.
war. The bones were, of course,
reverently placed again in the consecrated
ground.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-07
SeriOus BURNING Accident

The shooting epidemic among the boys
still continues and will not end, probably,
until some one is killed. The latest vic
tim is a son of Prison Keeper John p.
Weise, who, in company with his younger
brother, was amusing himself by shoot
ing at a mark with the end of an old mus.
ket barrel, which had been sawed OIL a
few inches from the breech. The barrel
was very heavily loaded with powder, and
when Master Weise touched it off, the
powder flew into his face burning it very
badly his breast, left hand and arm were
burned and lacerated, and he received
some other injuries. DR.. A. J. Herr, who
is attending him, says his wounds are not
dangerous, but his face will probably be
permanently marked with powder.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-07
A FISHING PARTY.
Sixty Ladies' and Gentlemen Taking Bas
and EeaAting in the Woods.

Sixty Ladies' and Gentlemen Taking Bass
and Feasting In the Woods.
A party of about sixty ladies and gen.
tlemen of Mechanicsburg, this county,
started early this morning for Spangler's
hill, on the Conestoga, for days fishing.
They occupied twenty-five or thirty car
riages and were provided with rods, lines,
flies, baskets and all manner of fishing
tackle suitable for taking black bass.
They also took along with them baskets
laden with all the delicacies of the season
and expect to have a delightful banquet
spread under the green trees of the grove
near by. From the we'll known skill of
several Of the party, and from the abund-
ance of fine bass in the ConestOga at this
point, there is little doubt but the feast
will he abundantly favored with this fine
fish. The party was organized and will
be managed exclusively by Mechanicburg's
fairest daughters. May they have good
days sport and the fullest success is the
wish of hosts of friends.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-07
Arrested on SusDic. on.

Franklin Lightner, who says he
halls from Lebanon county, was
brought to this city this morning
by two men who handed him over to Off
Ger Stormfeltz, believing him to be a horse
thief. He had black mare, weighing
about LOO pounds in his possession when
he came to Neffsville He said he wanted
to sell the animal, and he first asked $3.50
for her. He finally sold her to a man
named Weaver for $50. He was also in
Ephrata, where he asked $50 for the an
imal The man was sent to Jail by Alder
man Barr to await further developments.
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The Poultry Fanciers.

At the meeting Of the Poultry associa-
ton this morning there were present
Messrs. S. n. Warfcl, Strasburg J. b.
Lichty, city; F. r. Difrenderffer, city F,
Gricst, city g; c. A. Cast, city; Henry
Wissler, Columbia Geo. A. Geyer, Lititz; !;
Edgar Breckbill, Strasburg; Esquire
Grider, Mountville; Joseph F. Wilmer,
Paradise VIM. Schoenberger, city Chas
Lippold, city; F. Schaefler, city. Henry
Miller, of Strasburg. and w. F. Maulick,
of Columbia, were elected members.
Some discussion was had over propo-
sitiOn that the executive committee should
fix the date for the next exhibition and it
was directed to do so.
The question-"W What is the proper food
for chickens in warm weather ?" was dis
cussed extensively and the question. "Is
poultry raising profitable?" was referred
to Mr.. Joseph F. Wilmer, for discussion at
the next meeting of tho society.
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REIGART'S OLD BRANDY,

or all their Ills and aches. Be 1t, however
strictly understood that we prescribe and use
but one article. and that is
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brakeman Hurt.

Yesterday morning John Hustled, a
brakeman on the train drawn by engine
No. AZ, ofthe Pennsylvania railroad met
with painful accident at the depot in this
city. He was standing on a box car look
ing for tramps and us the train passed
under the depot he was struck by the
heavy iron girder which supports the end of
the depot. lie was knocked insensible
and received severe scalp wound. He
was taken to Harrisburg where he resides,
on the same train.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-07
SHERMAN'S LINE BROKEN.

SnEhMAN'S , LINE BkSOhEN.
CHICAGO, June :, 1SSO.-The convention
met at 10:43, Conkling and Garfield being
greeted with the usual applause when
they entered. On Hale's motion, seconded
by Conkling, the ballotting began. On
the first ballot New York cast 81 for Grant,
II for Blaine, 2 for Sherman Pennsylvania
80 for Grant, % for Blaine, for Sherman +;
Kentucky, Blaine3; Sherman 8; Grant
90; Louisiana, 8 for Grant, 6 for Sherman,
2 for Blaine; Maine, Blaine IA; Maryland,
Z for Grant 7 for Blaine; 2 for Sherman !;
Massachusetts,, Washburne, 2; Sherman
3; Edmunds 20 Michigan, Grant 1 Blaine
2l; Minnesota, Window 10; Mississippi,
Grant 6; Blaine 4; Sherman Missouri,
Grant 20, Washburne I !; Nebraska, Blaine g.;
Nevada, Blaine 6; New Hampshire 10 !;
New Jersey, Washburne 2, Blaine 16 :;
North Carolina, Grant 6, Sherman IA :;
Ohio, Blaine Q, Sherman "a. Edmunds :;
Oregon, Blaine 6 Rhode Island, Blaine 8 !;
South Carolina, Sherman 1, Grant 13
Tennessee, Edmunds l, Sherman I, Blaine
6 Grant 16.
The Ballots.
RAIIOTS
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The Festival at st. Mary's.

The attendance at the strawberry and
floral festival at st. Mary's "old stone
church," on West Vine street, Saturday
evening, was larger than on the two pre-
vious evenings, and the interest continues
unabated. The package auction - fea-
ture furnished considerable amusement
for bidders and bystanders, the buyer be-
ing ignorant of the nature of his purchase
until after he had received and opened it,
and the surprise parties" being in con-
sequence frequent and funny. Mr.. John
A. Coyle officiated as auctioneer, and the
sale netted quite a snug little sam. The
auction will he repeated Wednesday cven-
ing.
Several articles were chanced off, the
holders of the fortunate numbers being
Miss Maggie Hess, who drew the beauti-
full floral horseshoe presented by Mr..
Schroyer; Miss Kate Doyle. iced cake on
confectionery table Miss Beckie Rhoads,
the French clock, and Z. Coyle, the cake
OH the cigar table.
A superb basket of flowers has been pre-
sentcd to Miss Lille Altick' table by Mr..
Rohrer, the florist, adding vastly to the
appearance of that bower of beauty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-07
Try Locher's Renowned Cough Syrup.
Weaklv and Sick,v parsons.

Many persons who are weak and sickly at
this season of the year are at q loss to know
been found by experience that the use Of
Speer's Port Grape Wine is one OF the best re-
storatives known. Physicians, clergymen and
use of Port Grape and thus aid the cause of
temperance and moderation. 1t is especially
recommended to families for its purity, ex.
men certify to Its valuable medicinal powers.
Mr.. Speer has been for years engaged in the
raising OF grapes and perfecting this wine, and
It requires four years process before 1t Is fit
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atlee and
Davis, and sold by H. E. Slaymaker, who has
is excellent for females especially for those
with nursing infants. i1-2wd&w
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DEATHS.

BACHNAN.-In this city, June 6, 1880, Mrs.
Elizabeth Bachman. relict of the late Christian
Bachman, in her 18th year.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her late residence, No. 2i0 North Prince
street, on Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Interment at Lancaster cemetery 2td4
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100 Years Old.

Nancy Levi, colored woman residing
at Conestoga Centre, celebrated her Tooth
birthday on Saturday. She was visited by
a large number of white and colOred folks
during the day, and was the recipient of
serenaded by the General Reynolds cor
net band
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Large Funeral.

Mrs. Abraham Nissley, a resident of
Mount Joy township, near Springville, died
of cancer on Tuesday last, and was buried
in the Mennonite burying ground, near
Donegal springs, yesterday forenoon.
Being widely known and highly esteemed
her remains were followed to their last
resting place by an immense concourse of
friends
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-07
Try LOcher's Renowned Cough Syrup.
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the eXcruciating pain OF cutting teethf
II so. go ut once and get a bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer rimmediately-depend upon
it; there is no mistake about 1t. There Is not a
mother on earth who has ever used it, who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleas
ant to the taste, and is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States Sold everywhere
% cents a bottle. [j17-lyd&wM.W&S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-07
AARKBT0.,
Hhil0delphlo Market.

PHILADELPHIA. June Flour dull steady
supernne s. N@3 50; extra ut s3 7504 s5; Ohio
and indiana family at . uO6t Is; Penn'a
family "a 7565 IS st. Louis family S 5O66 90 /;
Minnesota family - sO0s 70; patent and high
Rye -four at - %.
COrnmeal-Brandywin unchanged.
Wheat nrmer; No. 2 Western Red 81 ~ !;
Penn'a Red 81 2S9l q; Amber 81 y. ra-.
Corn hrmer; steamer SIC; yellow S3]80
SAC; mixed Sc. d. ~ q : - !. l.1T>
Oats firm No. l, White. 4sGA3<c; No. 2 do
4a@42h; No. ! dO 4O1a04lc; No. 2 Mixed 3S51s
G39c.
Rye dull Western and Pa. sc.
Provisions steady mess pork ut 3ll 5O6ll2
beef hams Sl7@lS %; India mess beet $l6ll6 80
bacon smoked shoulders 81 4G511c; salt y 40l1<c;
smoked hams lOl 4@llc picked hams Ss4991ac.
Lard stea:iy city kettle 7]4c lo2se buicherss
61s1.c: prime steam 81 80.
Batter sluggish, easy; Creamery ,aO4
&c B. Z. and n. Y. extra lSG ice Western
Reserve extra. l4Gl5c do good TO choice. l2@l
lac Rolls dull ; Penn'a extra l04l3; Western
reserve extra 1OIIl5c.
Eggs steady: Penn'a 1870: Western 13c.
Cheese hrm and scarce; New York factory
l3c Western tuil cream. IL nc: do fair to good
lO1a9llc; do half skins 91a6Il0hc.
Petroleum firm ; refined Sc.
Whisky 81 IL.
Seeds wholly nominal; Good to prime Tim
othy at s. 15GS Flaxseed 1t 81 Is.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-07
st. JOseph's Fair.

There was very large attendance at
Rothweiler's hall on Saturday evening and
the receipts were in accordance. The fair
will close tomorrow Cruesday) evening,
when the articles on vote will be disposed
Of. This evening Taylor's celebrated Or
chestra will furnish the music.