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Dyrn. forrncry accrctnry to President johnson.
The tNnpcr NJ tho people Is tho snmo all over
the State nni tho Democrats will lind that It ts
an expensive opinion for them.



hentlch by Sir. r. II, Kelly, of Bt. Pn,!l, arrived
III thu city nt,out II o'clock ycsterlay morning,
In special car, sin Tho Chicago Milwaukee {:
1T. Paul Hallway, During TIM dny thoy stopped
Mt tho 0rnnd Pacl1c. and left lust evening for
Cincinnati, yin tho Pln-fIan1e ls0titc. The fol-
lowing are tho delcRatrs. The Minnesota delc~
Rnftbn was chosen, one from the State Mt large.
md three from each Of tho Congressional 1!s-
trcss: AZ large. p. II. Reilly, 1t, Paul: First
District. H. W. fMmbcrtAon Winunn County;
II. X. Wells, Fillmore County: and J. ). Thorn
ton. Wutonwan County; Second, ]. ". Archl.
bald. lsEce County; Il. L. Isaxtcr. Cowcr County:
iaa T. A. s,ih t. e'es s. o?Sh''o rs COUNTY; A sYan. sHr
S5sar,!. @ Sossty; ana VI MsXa!r: M IL itcaaSpin:
John +. Mca9lor: Mnnkato: William Ls,ohrcn.
member Of the Nnt,onal t'etnHcrnt!c C2mtn,lttee.
Grixxs, city Auoracy. William !: Murray: i.
state contrsi ca1na,ittee. 1chieid; sr.i iusn 4.
l,owman. DETROIT: Shsrir Janss King pr Ham;
Alexander Mackcnztc. OF l;Iamnrck. Dak.;
who Is nlsoa delegate, at,d who hopes to get d
| 50 70. ~ the delegation is CONCERNED II isa
ns %sly e. Ksrtlene ho stand a h!s sa'y
!aee: MI.P; i: Kelly s no h.,ad of probn6ly
the larKeat who!cHal9 yrteesy hnslso in ihe stnto
Masons for the state. They nre all rs jolly
set Of nen as eyer strMek Ehcngo.
scsr KsS ss 70 s sss OUT ehnes @ e. Nj @
M yo,e q y Unit, md We VIZ TO for tho choice Of
W NJ. r.Io iaxtsr saitl anms Suite cannot R,yo
| single Electoral voto tn tho Democratic ttosGt,
hence " ars ,'l'ds,t VT md demand len shtng Wn
shosa & the &c conssauos on W W. vii IT, bo fos aos ts tSs
strongest man. whoever ho mHy be-"
that fhtSr
th9 gentlemen Eepfs,sentnf Mlnncs'tn @ Z. The
caat complimentary vote for Gen. Hancock,
l,,t they docllncd evon TO cotnt'it thGm6etyes to
!isa S sso tayof ssy;nsaf' II Fe|d. ~ sSS TTiIss;.;
ial.sa; ialesSses @ay my b& ses e1n o MS ''o nnsi9 I
cutting up"n Ele,M % I En-, hgt!a, 'n., as si1s s
capture t, II the wIni blows hls way. The tlcle-
HSsG Ss Ct sn ay 10 sad ns !sfS thsy VII
to be behind tho East. ..-.-..
n. VAN HAGEN, or SALT LAKE CITY.
sqysa t n It be ap ff51' dss ye:e,ay eSey9
afternoon. iIv favors Ju.lge Field Wild iii,
also came ner!,ard Payton, Samuel N; Wilson;
n tho intercst Of Mr. Justice Ficti. They hn
ne = tpG tbat he i md c19
New York and T Indiana, 4 iirge Pacific Coast
merasa IT his r n1sa si w" Raxa ee u a
,e "e'P tPta bs 4'a "ur i chee III re b.
Hn r Wa fnaity VIII m W. W. eon ta s1cat HI s
tancc @ to help hfm" go " ~ .' e'
rHprescnts r. ag s1n'o' tbu second Djstrjei. and
who VIC " il m IN ous- -nnd.out ncmocTnt,
Ts ast Goassss u Do 9ny hnrmf
legislation. Il might have douo more, but
Iii mrnin"tn ~ finrirn.tf NJ "a n ~ Mi NJ an1
, 1880-06-21

hs4 tbs following; " In case o{ Gssdeld'a olee-
ton, We Will have President who can conYeraa
wite his Qesman. American fellow-olti1ena Ia
thelr mother tongue " well " iu English. Gay
, 1880-06-21


WIZ 1sP Pe e'y sseY aae sfs cs ss6e PIE
years. And, II they do nominatc7Tsllcr, We can
trnt them no eRay TINT thoy viii wish that they
hnd E!scn up long NJ" and selected sono othor
MINNESOTA.
TIE FEELfHt3 Oykn uARrrRLD'a NOMINATION..
Special Correspondence Ut Ihe 1hitdqo TFtbtrt.
81. PAUL. juno ls.-whnt Minnesota. had to
soy about tho Republican nominations for
President and Vico-presdrnt wns promptly,
briefly. and heartily said. und need not consume
much space In tho relation. The nomination Of
Garfield wns greeted With an enthusiasm nota-
hly different FROM tho gricvod silence with which
tho news Of Ulnine's defeat received In 1916,
Tho populnr sentiment In tho 6tato WIS unn,is-
taknbty for Hlaino this year, rs four yoara ago:
but there was less serious expectation Of his
SUCCESS th!s time. md thorn wcre haunting
doubts OF bis availability ~ d candidate. un-
dreamed Of when ho was m nspirnnt before.
Tho most thoughtful Republicans in the
stato, including nnny former friends Of Blaine,
looked hopefully to the choice Of q compromise
cauddutc, who would unite tho party and bring
out tho full Republican rota. Those are moro
thnn satisfied with tho nomination Of Garfield,
whn Ia Groctci ns the Ideal candiac, tn oil parts
Of Minnesota There has been time now slnco
tho nomination to read the reflection Of public
sentiment IN the country press. It is prompt
md hearty In the support 0f Garfield. With few
visible ttnces Of bitter regret for the defeat of
DtaineL Tho Mainc candidate xcoms to have lost
his lrm grip. upon Minnesota. Tho country
press uI,d public oplu!nn In tho State Renora1ly
and rcgard tho two parts with very different
support s s I!ayes sos IN ss Thot!sh this d not
prevent llnycs from receiving 1000 majority, It
t Of shS q 'GEG1y ag of tp8e pes
wMrm d vury coriINl hAtted Of bis enemies. nf
, 1880-06-21

German
Sweet
Chocolate,
German

n,be c7,ca,est and best S,veet Choco-
n,,e IN tho ,,.nrIcet, tho consumption
~ tcrlicI. has Increased suo,,<fcr7ulIU
siura its introduction. IF t0,t f0ls's
n rcru 1,a{attible aud delicious CIioc-
o,ata at Il moderate price, nsft yo,t1'
Groce7 for this brand, and sec thHt
uore Of the many limitations arc Of
Terf.i 1tot& as It s,tJstitt&te.
Sold BY erocers and Cuntectloners Everywhere.
s~ 5eo that the .tatse Of y. GERMAN. Dor"
skater, Mass, Il OH each turarpcr.
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There are now 90 Hancock Invincibles
and there will be more. They will equip.
Rev. Chas. Winbigler, of the Church Of
God, will preach on Sunday night on "The
present and future kingdoms arc signs of
the times and their 0utgr0Wth."
Samuel Evans and wife have gone to
West Chester to visit their daughter at
Mr.. VIM. Darlington's school.
The Keystone club will be presented with
q flag by the ladies this evening, and it
will bc stretched on rope, attached to
pole, raised opposite the club rooms yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bayler, of York,
Pa, were in town this morning.
A little boy fell from Billy Mullen's
wagon at Fifth and Locust streets, this
morning, and cut his head. The cOncus-
sion rendered the boy unconscious, and it
was several minutes before he was restored
to his senses.
1t is given out here that the Frederick
county, Nd, fair has been postponed
for one week. This will make the day of
opening October 10Th.
Robert Crane, jr., an old Columbian
was in'town to-day.
The Inter-Ocean circus will show in town
on October 21-Thursday.
Charlss Emerine Pennsylvania railroad
freight brakeman, had his hand squeezed
yesterday, while coupling cars. The in
jury is not serious.
Isaac Taylor was last evoning elected
captain of the Hancock Veteran company
Of Columbia.
Company &C." Captain Ed. B. Eek
mans company of the Shoch's battalion,
will hold business meeting this evening.
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DEATHS.

HERzoa-September s6, 1880, Jacob Herzog, of
Lima, Allen county, Ohio, formerly OF Lancas-
ter, in his 6Jth year. ltd
BARr.-At Darevillc, Oh September 80,
Adam Bare, in the 92l year of his age
The relatives and friends OF tho deceased are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence, on Sunday, at 10 O'Clock. In
torment at Heller's church.
CoHNELL.-Int this city, Oct. l. $780, Charles q.
Connell, in his 55th year.
The relatives and friends arc respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, corner of Lime and Lemon streets. on
Sunday afternoon, October 3, at ) o'clock.
tPhiladelphia Ledger. please copy.1
WsNTz.-On tho lst inst, Mary Helen Wcntz.
in her 26th year.
Tho friends of the family are invited " ithOut
further notice to attend the funeral from the
residence OF her father, Chas. E. Wcntz. No. 45
X. Orange street, on Monday, the 18th inst, ut
1880 u. m. 2td
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u, T..
Fall Meeting In this County.

The fall meeting of the Philadelphia
presbytcry Of the United Presbyterian
church will DC held at tho Middle Octora-
70 church, Bart, Lancaster county, Pa,
on Monday and Tuesday, October II and
12. 1880. Following is the programme
First session Monday, October II, 7:3O
D. I'D. Conference On the following sub
icct "Sabbath SanctifcatiOn-low to
make it delight and not to use our own
pleasure Opened by Rev. W. W. Barr,
y. ID.
Second session Tuesday, 9a. m. De-
voted TO business Of presbytery.
Third session Tuesday, 1870 =. IN.
Conference subjects s: Prayer-Personal,
Family, Social and Sanctuary" Opened
by Rev. John Teas. Family Litera-
tnrc-Parcnts' duty in regard to it"
Opened by Rev. J. G. Fitzgerald.
Fourth session Tuesday, 1880 p. III.
Lecture hy Rev. J. B. Dales, ID. d.: "Mis
sions Il means Of material success at
home
Besides the ministerial and lay members
OF the presbytcry, the management expect
to have present ministers and lay members
of other denominations.
The hospitality of the congregation may
be depended upon by visitors from dis
tanca.
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TlUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
i On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1850, in
pursuance of an alias order of the Orphans'
administrator with the will annexed Of joan
ma Barry, deceased, will sell ut public sale ut
he Leopard hotel, East Ling street, in the
ity of Lancaster, the following described
property, viz: All that certain twO-stOry and
attic BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and other
buildings and Lot or Piece of Ground belong
ing thereto, situated on the North side of East
King street, i'll the city of Lancaster, being No.
3l3, containing in front q feet. moro or less,
and extending In depth nOrthward .2i5 feet.
more OF less, to IA feet wide public alley, and
having Il front of said alley of % feet, more or
less, with good Brick Stable.
Terms: Purchase money to be paid cash on
the lst day OF April, A. ID. 1881.
Sale to commence ut 7 o'clock, p H., of said
day when attendance will be given and terms
made known by.
PHILIP BARRY,
HENRY SHUBERT, Administrator, G. TIA.
AuctiOnecr. S29O2 g. IL H. l3
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Mothersl Alothers,! s1others.!,

MOtheTS! MOthcfS!! MOtherS!I
Arc you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the eNcruciating pain OF cutting teeth?
1t so. go at once AMI get bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. twill relieve the
poor little sufferer immediatcly-depend upon
1t; there is no mistake about it. There is not u
mother Oh earth who has ever used 1t, who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate tho
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 STAGES. Sold everywhere.
p cents q bottle. [il7-lyG&wM.W&S
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PKI-
VATE SALE.-ls offered at private sale
all that valuable property situated in West
Lampeter township, known as "Rocky
Springs" containing % ACRES, more or less,
OF which about % Acres is fertile farm land,
and the remainder woods, being the we'll
known Picnic Grounds, on which are erected
ING. with Two-story slate-roof Brick Back
Building, and q large and commoliOus Barn,
new Tobacco Shed, Hog Sty. Corn Crib, and
other outbuildings. Also contains thriving
young Apple Orchard and a large spring Of
never-failing water. The farm land Is fertile,
well.watered and especially adapted to raising;
tobacco, and tho woods has long been q pOpu-
lar picnic groand, with a large dancing plat
form, tables, benches, etc. Being situated
within q mile of Lancaster city limits, 1t is
easy OF access to markets, stores, etc. For
terms apply to
MRS. CATHARINE TRlSSLER,
l3O East King street. Lancaster, Pa.
.s.93tdWS&S
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MAkKEES.


NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-FlOur-State and West
ern steady; market moderately active
Superiinc, $s 5O@4 50; extra DO 81 wi
o. =; choice, do, 81 3O@4 65; fancy do.
" 7O05 % round hoop Ohio ~ 5O@24 S5 choice
do 81 9Od6 90; supcrfine western g. 5OaQt OO ;
common to good extra do 81 OONl4 30 choice
10 dO 81 35@6 p; choice white wheat do 81 i
a. GO; Southern quiet and firm COM
mon to fair extra - 75Q5 b; good to choice
do IS 40Gl6 so.
Wheat 14@ssc better and moderately active.
No. keIt' Oct 81 Gs's@l tsH; dO Nov. 81 O95s4s
Corn shade better and moderately active;
Mixed western spot, 5I1a05is4 do future, 5l:.
@5lc.
Oats,witeout change; No, 2, Oct 3sz,Ic; tlo
Nov, 4sc do Dec, 3s3sc State, 420145lsc West
crn, 4O@45c.
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QuestlOn.-Why 10 the Parlor Shoe Store
always crowded people who buy largo lots of
boots and shoes:
Answcr.-The entire stock of the ParlOr Shoe
Sore, including store fixtures, is being sold
out ut great sacrifice in order to close business
by January l, 1881, and US the people can buy
llrst-class boots and Shoes ut lower prices than
shoddy can bc bought elsewhere. They go
there to secure bargains, at No. 25H East King
street, opposite Lancaster county national
bank. ltd
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Phiiaslelphia Market.


PHiLADELPHIA. Oct. 1-FlOur firm, with fair
demand; superfine - 1906 .; extr:, So 5O9
90; Ohio and Indiana family s. OO@5 IS
Pcnn'a family do - S7ll5 q St. Louis fam
lily at s. iOli6 p; Minnesota family 8 OO(l
%; straight s. eggs 50; patent and high
grades So 75fls ..
Rye flour ut $5 co.
Wheat firm, with sood demand: No. 2
Westernlked 81 Us5s; Pa. Red 81 O5eSl OS14l; AM
Der 81 o..
Corn market easier, with more Offering ;
steamer 5311c: yellow ut 559a5111c; mixed SIG
54Ic.
Oats steady No. /. White, 4sllz943c: No. . 10
ioMc; No. ; ,io $9}4c; No., Mixed 39c.
Rye firm Mt 93c.
Provisions in steady jObling trade; mess
pork SIG JOGll' 90; beef hams $l7 OO@lS OO In
l2c; picked hams 94GlOc bacOn-smOked
shoulders Ga@1c; salt do 6@6Ac.
Lard firm city kettle ut SAc; loose bu;ci =
ers' SC; prime steam SO 80.
Butter quiet, but steadily held; Creamery
extra 32c do gONi to choice 296l3lc Bradford
county nnd New York extra. 2GlY29c Western
reserve extra 22@23c do good to choice l612Dc
serve extra 2O023c.
Eggs lrmer; Penna at be; Western sp90
2lc.
Cheese firm fair trade; New york full
cream l3l5lll4c; Western full cream l3@IyLc :;
do fair to good 13lIl2Ac; do half Skins nGQ
llLc.
Ie,rSieum nominal ; refined at lEsc.
See'ls-Good to prime Clover dull at u 80
as 90; Timothy firm ut s. 7a42 80: F,axsced
firm at 81 10
Stock Market
October l.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS,

| MEEylN&fSs
| Company q and ID Veterans
will meet ut Headquarters for uniforms on
Friday evening ut G}1 O'Clock sharp.
! Attention, Second Ward.
| a special meeting of the Second ward club
will bc held at Eansins's Union hotel, opposite
Pennsylvania Il. Il. depot, Chestnut street,
| Thursday evening, at o'clock. Every Dem
Ocrat in the ward il requested to DO present.
| Those not wishing to uniform Will be furnish
| od with torch. On Friday evening the club
will meet ut tho above place. at o'clock
sharp, fully uniformed, to participate in gen.
cral parade. The members will wear white
gloves.
Third Ward Club.
The members OF tho Third Ward Hancock
and English club are requested to meet ut tho
Central Headquarters this evening at zo'clock.
for parade.
Fourth Ward.
The members of the Fourth ward club will
meet this evening ut Rothweilcr's hall, fully
equipped, with white gloves, for parade. A
full attendance Is requested. Persons who are
no, equipped arc personally invited to join.
Fifth Ward.
The Fifth Ward Hancock club will moot at
their headquarters Oh Friday evening, Mt e45
sharp, for parade.
Sixth Ward-A Americus Club.
The regular meeting of tho club will DO held
tomorrow (Fri'lay) evening at o'clock sharp.
An important business meeting will be held
before marching in the parade. Tho numbers
("6") for the caps can be had at Bau & Nc
Cu'ley's store free to all members.
seventh Ward.
The Young Mems club of the Seventh ward
are requested to meet at their headquarters
Oh Friday evening at O'Clock, sharp, uni
formed. Tho members will wear white gloves.
Attention Eighth Ward!
Turn out for tho great torchlight parade to-
morrow (Friday) evening. The Eighth Ward
battalion will form ut Gas p. IN. on High
street, right resting on Filbcrt alley, and pro.
coed from thence TO West Orange street and
take their place in the line. by order of Fred.
f.. Shroad, commanding Battalion.
Ninth ward.
The regular stated meeting of the Ninth
Ward Hancock and English club will be held
ut their club room over Arnold Haas's saloon,
North Queen street, on Thursday evening, at
" o'clock. Every member is desired to be
present as arrangements will be made tor the
parade Oh Friday evening. Also the balance
of equipments will bc distributed to those
members who have not received them yet.
Notice to Mounted Men.
AL mounted men wishing to participate in
the parade will meet at the corner of Mulberry
and Chestnut streets at II O'Clock, sharp.
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-.
TyNHE EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF
i 12O valuable and attractive building lots
advertised to take place on the 9Th, 7th and Sth
of October, $780, ut : o'clock p. III. OF each day,
in the beautiful East End, on Clark's eastern
addition to Lancaster city, Pn., Is sattracting
general attention, and Judging from the great
Interest already felt In it I'm all directions will
be very largely attended by all those wishing
lovely homes, with apparent certainty of OBJ
tanning great bargains certain to rapidly al
vance in price and become splendid specula-
ton. These l20 elegant lots are elevated, ac-
Orange streets, two of the main streets through
the city, and In the midst of and overlooking
one of the lOveliest spots Oh earth, in the inn
mediate vicinity of the best schools colleges,
churches, amusmcnts and society, with water
and gas at hand. To persons desirOus of love-
ly bones ut low rates, merchants or mechanics
or men of leisure, this Is an unusual OppOr-
tunity and should not be lost sight Of There
are hundreds OfpcrsOns everywhere (men and
wOmcn) who have capital chance to obtain a
home and health and intellectual quiet almost
for nothing, with certainty of large advance
for their investment at any time in case they de-
sire to speculate on their Investment 1t Is
certainly an unusual occurrence to find spot
anywhere combining so many desirable quail
ties, SO well calculated to give those embark
ing in it such unusual satisfaction. For $25
cash one of these lots can be obtained and a
five years. credit allowed tor the balance of
purchase money. Omnibuses leave the court
house every twenty minutes free of charge to
all desirouS OF attending the sale.
HENRY SnUBERT, AuctlOneer.
scp2l q, ,3O&oct2,5
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FIRE la M1rtl0.

Yesterday morning a carpenter shop and
wood house on tho farm of Gen. George
NJ. Steinman, in Martio township. caug Int
fire in some manner and were destroyed in
short time. The alarm was sounded
when tho fire was discovered, which was
about 4 o'clock, and the neighbors came
to the rescue in time to prevent tho fire
from spreading. The roof Of tho kitchen
was on fire once but it was extinguished.
The buildings which were burned, were in
Surcd
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DIR. RRowSISa's Tonic and Alternative is the
popular Blood Purifier, Tonic, ETC., because it
is made by Regular Graduate OF Medicine, Is
the result OF scientific research, Is accurately
and elegantly compounded. wonderfully sffi-
cacious, is taken in very small doses, and Is
pure. clean, and pleasant to the taste. Price
50 cents and d. For sale by the Proprietor. w.
Champion Browning, NJ. d., lll7 Arch Street,
Philadelphia, and all Druggists.
ol-1wdTTh&S
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Young Man Smothcrcd by Lime.

This morning George Swisher, aged IS
years, son of Patrick Swisher, who resides
in Eden township, about two miles cast of
Quarryvi!lc, met with a fatal accident.
The young man fell into the top of a lime
kiln on the farm of Israai Montgomery,
and before he could be got out was smoth-
cred by the lime.
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WANTED,
FOR SALE.

L,XECUTORS' SALE OF CITY PROP
II ERTY. On FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1850,
the undersigned executors Of Henry Steiger-
a fSs %a os 70 Gsst Ki1s
u Lot or Piece of Ground, situated on the east
side of South Queen street, in the city OF Lam
caster No S SAID lot N 9dni in 'front.' on
and extending in depth of that width eastward
to Strawberry street, whereOn is erected a
good twO-stOry- -and-a-half DRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE, with Il two-story Back Building
HyGrant, Fruit Trees, and other i'm
thereon.
Terms made known Mt time of sale by
MICHAEL f. .STEIGERW ALT
WM. Il. .STElGERWALT
Executors of Henry Steigerwalt, decd.
HENRY SHUBERr, Auct. s30O4,7,ll Ii
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For the information OF all concerned VIC
republish below the route ever which the
Democratic parade will move tonight.
The column will form Oil Orange and
Chestnut streets, the right resting Oh North
Queen and move as follows
Down North and South Queen streets
(passins monument on east side) to Mid
die. to East King, to Plum, to Grange, to
Duke, to Frederick, to North Queen, to
James, to Mulberry. to Orange, to Mary,
to West King. to Dorwart, to Manor, to
West King, to East King, (paseing monu-
ment OH south side, to Ann, and counter
march to Centre Square and dismiss.
Democratic citizen voters not equipped
will marcI, at the head Of their respective
wards
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Paw Your Tax.

Pay Your Tax.
Every voter who wants to vote IN November
should look after tho payment Of his tax. Col.
iector Warfcl sits at the Court House THIS
EVENING from 61S to o'clock to receive it
GO THERE AND PAY 1T.
For Assembly.
The name OF WILLIAM MoCOMsET. of the
First ward, will be presented to tho Demo-
cratic electors of Lancaster at their primary
elections to nominate candidate for As.
scmbly, under Democratic rules.
ELM &. SNYDER, of the Ninth ward, vii
be Il candidate for the Democratic nomination
to the Legislature from Lancaster City. Sub
feet 10 Democratic rules. I'd
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NEW ADIERILOEAENEN

Among gained
ciities present corps
skilled mechanics and complete equipment of
prepared
WATCH REPAIRING
MUSICAL REPAININa,
CLOCK REPAIRING
MONOGRAM INSCRIPTION AND
ORNAMENTAL ENGRAVING,
variety designs produced
manufactory. Any orders specialtes
notice
bought takenin exchange, goods
n. RHOADs & BRO, Jewellers,
King
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-01
Help to Mothers Nursing Infants

1t Is conceded fact that mothers who have
the care, anxiety and drausht OF nursing in
fants, arc weak and need the aid OF some
strengthening tonic to make up the nourisil-
ment required for the growth of the child
Ale, porter and lager beer have often been re-
commended. or late, since physicians have
become aware that the Port Grape Wine pre-
duced by Alfred Specr, of Passaic, n. j., Is
strictly pure, they have prescribed it instead
of ale and porter. This wine is principally
sought for by mothers who have nursing in
fants at the breast, as the best supplying mcdi-
cine to be found. The wine is rich in body and
not intoxicating, but gently stimulating.
Druggists generally keep it.-EnQuirer.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Alice and
Davis, and sold by II. Z. Slaymaker.
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