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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
Oh. of the State E1, Ccrl
Richmond Va, Nov. q, 80.

BOW MEN DISAPPEAR IN NEW YoRK.-TWo
Wall street men, Mr.. Evans end Mr. Red, are
now missing, of whom their friends have not the
least trace, and OF both of whom it may be said
that they were persons OF correct habits snd That
no reason Whatever existed so far as Is klown,
either in the way OF pecunisry or eocial atalrs
which sccSu1ss for their absence or throws the
slightest glmmer of light upon i.5 cause. MIR.
Keid has boon gone tu. FIR few days, but NJ.
EvsIs has not Teen seen SLIGO the l4la CT last
September. Neither had in Ri, possession .
there has been no drawing of check, or other
circumstance indicating the detention Of either
gentleman for purposes Ct e1tortion. In truth,
had such thing occurred IN either Gaze tho
situation might be regarded as more hopeful.
There would 8. all events be an assurance tina;
the Lost men was still alive and that bis reap
pearance might be regarded as simply a gu eation
Of time. The absolute silenco OF both persons
is. however considered by The detectives to be
very ominous, ard to friends it naturally seems
10 bode the worst. In the presence of such oc-
curre1 c.s as these, which sre by no means With.
out pre ced ent in New York this year, the mind
is led to contemplate unpleasant possibilities.
VINO is safe if honorable and decorous ci!!z ,as,
men Of business snd routine, can drop Gu! of
sight in Till way wilbOu. sign2 In these IL.
stances there are not even the bubbles that rise
on the food over drowning man to Dark the
spot where he went down. Time was. in the
DAYS of Lucrt z, q Borgia or Margaret of Bur.
gundy, when such things were common and
drew comparatively little attention. Bot we
had passed, IS We supposed, the days of the
cpbietie and the Tour do Nesle. AID this revival
oil tneir chief effect is, to say the least rather
startling. Even in those times Of grisly tragedy,
however, the man who Hss curious enough and
daring enough to trace out the mystery could
usually do 50; and it is q remarkable feature
about these lsst New York dissppearancss that
the skilled detectives employed sre Sd tsr as
much at f.ul. as every body else snd have failed
to put their hands on the slightss. elew that
might lead either to The rescue of the unfor!u.
nate men or to an explanation CT theis depar-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Hon. John Goode is prominently mentioned
ss the conservative candidate for Governor.
Leroy n. Lee. coo.ed, a Richmond letter
carrier, has been found guilty of detention of the
mails and sentenced to ,nir!y days in Jail sRd Q
fine Ct $500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
TEE sLIr THE CUP AND LIr-The Boston
Transcript retolls thu origin o! the rhyuirg old
There's many 8 slip


Tween tho cup and tho lip"
4 king CT Thrace had planted a vineyard,
when one of his slaves whom he had much op.
pressed 10 that very work, prophesied that no
should never taste of the wine produced in it..
The monarch disregsrded the prediction, and
when q. an entertainment, he held gIss.ful of
his own vine make from grapes of that vineyard,
be sent for the slave and asked him what he
thought of hls prophecy now. To which the
other replied: "Msny things fall out between
the cup and The lip" and had scarcely delivered
this singular reapolso before the news WAS
brought that o mon.!rous boar was laying waste
the fsvoIite vineyard. Turning in 8 rage, he
End hurried cut with his people to attack tho
boar, bu. being too esgsr, the boar rushed upon
Kim sld killed him wl:hcu. his having tasted of
the wine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, NOVEMBaE>'
Sun rises ....-..-. 81 Sun sets-.. ........ II
AArITEp
Str w Thonpson, lover Porc, 10 ! :. Nssi
Str Mattsno. lower Porc. to Sroie7s = " .
Ete Mystic, lover EoIc, 10 Pc"c Fo!TT g.
CLEARED
Sir T V rrowsm!h. lover Pot2nlc :: IT,
tom sc Ferry Company.
Schr Msble ThoIn e. P.cv;d91co. 81 i'ac"-
eau Coal Co.
Schr Eva I Sh2l.;a. Gch 1oai. - ! q
Hooe.
PASSED pOwN
schr Hsrrie. 8 Brooks, for Goorga.osa
kkAOAAaD&
Sch.s Ella Barnes. J 2 Fa5!uiaH, e {
SLu!iz and John Is halliday, frDal Ei!h z D.,
and Q S BdWsrds. from this lort. 3. n ~.
Schrs s v w Simmons sld &ary q NihHH'
for Richmond, cleared at New York 2)!h.
Schr K Bowers. hence. y! 5j-tcn 23.h.
Schr Sophis KrsIz. from acorge:C"a. ~
Boston E9.h.
Schr John Bird, from Wiadso. f.! tci' p.'.
at Vineyard Haven 23:h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrivsd-Bost, Wison and Q C!tLoH :.
American Coal Co; Beanedet.s, 10 Agne"
& Go.
Departed-Bos!s J Wilson end q Clifton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

Tino st last GETS all things even. snd perSe-
clioDs for religious sake. like all ether crmes,
mast srf.r the penalty Of retri5ulion 10 the
e1d, though tia. end 10 s1ue Instances be long
delayed, ss The oil S Ct tic gods grind slowly,
end So the siss Of the ia5tcrs are visited upon
the children for macy generations. When the
terrible s1ffetiogs to which the H1guepots
wero su' jeo:ed. when Languedoo Was made
worse thsn lhs Valley of Virginia after Shcri'
dan had devastated it, or than that portion OF
Missouri 10 which E8ing's order Nc. II was
effective, tho rccant expulsion Of tue Catholic
communities from France, while dcpiored. dep
recstcd and denounced, caIDos DO considered
as unnatural; and the prescription With which
the Jews arc now threatend in Germany does
not seem strange to those who krow that the
chief support the German government received
10 it's recent ilibaral and harsh treatment OF tie
Catholics of that country came from the ncmer-
GUS Jewish editors Of its 80 called liberal press
Chickens will como home 10 roost. The world
is large enough for all religions. and get even
10 this 7epu!ed land Of freedom, meu are pro
ssribed for religion sake, as Yves recently shown
by the almost successful attempt to dsttat Mr.
Grace. of New York, for DO other reason than,
what to thousands 10 tha. city wes a sufficient
one. the fscs tia: bo is Catholic. Would il
be wonderful if candidate for the mayoralty
Of New York, holdi1e tho Methodist faith. were
defeated few years hero, on sc,ount Of bis
religious belief?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

FIST RECEIVED a. King st., corner CT
u Royal, supply o! Ksn }o:1n,o pruo Cd * K. =.
ka!.er and other celebrated hAAGR Soc ea o.
zor Strors. fue qus!isy o. lao sa1 cb wa inYis.
lery, Shea,s, rclssor', &C., 70 "'t''- W.
'0 ec siseh''00 u pJ.T. CKslG aToA s. son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
COMMERCIAL.

Flour is steady end firm ct |aa. qao.a:i5s.,
Wheat is 10 only fair receipt. and $40 bushes
sold at ia. lis and III for Fullz liS sd i&0i;
mixed and 49, 122 ard I2j fo7 Lz1c:..a.. Is {.
quality. Germ is dull AID ho.vy. nj slcs @.
l iS3 buEhels at IS and 50 for new witt. oEI d.
for old. One small loi Of white b7ouTh. -, Il
Oa!s reported. Couatrv proGIcs GI';: :: 80.
gu )lationso
BALTIMORE cattle MARKET, Eo:aua = -
Prices this week Tor Beet Cattle ranged Is :a.'
lows
Best Becves II 20
Generally rated first qusli,y..-,..-...4 % O u.
Medium or good fsir quality. ..."...2 IS .
Ordinary thin Steera, Oxen and Cows2 Is = ~
Extreme range Of prices..............-.2 20 b -
Most Of tho sales were from ...........3 IS ! :,
Receipts for the week 4lll head: sH!e3 .sji
The market to-day has been quite :..w II
of The dsmsnd. Prices Ger tho bes. g.GLrs y III.
were scarce. were lEt.l5 cents OF while M
UNI and common were p strong e iowcr IT,
last week The medium Gnd common cat.
particularly the latter, wcro il large sup's
Mich Oows-Traie is Sow. NcGIo's" 2! 70.
$40 per head, es to quality.
sheep and Lsmbs-Thsrs is IN irc:taso i" Il"
receipts of more than taif ever las. week, al
some falling eff in the quality +. some Ct t.'
yards, while in others it Id reported t. 81 20"
o. it WAS lher. The markci is GG!i. t@rrc 5'l T..
no outside demand, ard that on Tie part U! ~
butchers quito limited. We quote bac"'-
Sheep at 3!a5cts. ard Lambs Il 81 Il 80! % A..
Arrivals this week 3t4S hoad
Hogs-The rscsipta Gro rather Ia gene H.
more than last week sGd tho qg-! {? Gr'ts&
about q, it WAS tier, some Goalcrs ha9..S o3.,'F
stock and Others not quite as good. Trade I"
not very active, the hes. pEice3 ato wilton. any
variation from last wsch. We nTgtl 1t u =, .
and extra Gle; post sn!ss c. (l:Cs> par - :"
Arrivals this week SGSS head.
B:iLTIMoIE, Nor - --V.ggiEi. /; OF -, e.
deferred II; DO consolidate! 80: f92l eel -,
pe;i due coupons 81; now 10 401 III BIZ
today. Cotton firm; midjting II t!2"'
quiat and unchanged. Wneht-&Vu!htrn o.,
and quiet. without nlv beat samples oHr!l';
Western higher and firm; southern !ei H.
III; do amber 12Jal25; no As.ylea& nom o.
rsl Noc WegterG wlGtcT rel syot, Nov ~!
Dec 12Cl.l2Qa: Jan 12i;.i2is; SEQ i27i,l-,s;
March 1851 Corn-Southern lower ua-
fairly sct.vs; Western weak; SoutGecl whto
81, 5S do yellow 81; Vesssrn mix-i 800. sll
Nov 593.GJ; Dec 3.595 FOR old; 51ic51S; !an
583 ga O:.s quiet and steady; Wcstern W 1T"
44.45 do mir-d 1904 Ryo higher lO5alOj
Hay unchanged. Coffee qu'4t; RIO c.rg0e3 Il:
sl3l. Sugss s!ro1g; A sci. Z WhisseY s.cst!
st 81 !G.
NEW YORK, Nov 80 Stocks wc>b. Monsy
6. Flour quiot. Whea. d shade he.tsr. c.,
uuet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
DIED.

On Saturday afternoon, EoV'r. 2I:a' , To- !; =
the residence Of her brother in lsH' u - ~
BLACKWxLL, in the 35th year Q. H G.n1S
Ter Of ths Iste Dr. J. seldom Msson, OF fn ,ic
William CO., w., sni Mira. Virginia T. NC
Lean, Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
MARRIED..

"At BLEAK Rill," the rasideuce ci Tho J;'!r
father, in King George couaty. Hoy9m,,,9,if r. .:
1870. By Rev. Ed ward hcauire H.C GEi :: a r. r
OF King George county. ind Il ATtta
daughter OF DR.. Horace D. Ashton = sioI ,,,
icksourg and Washington papers riess9 c'P!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

COURT OF APPEALS Observation-Disclosures
vs.. Hail ct ais Argued by James Alfred J?5a:.
esq. for appellant ard submitted.
Moses against Old Dominion Iron sri Ma
Works Company. Submitted on blig! {! lla;..
tiff flod.
Rollins agalns! Lyons. sc. SuJu:i.:o! ola.
pelsn"s brief filled.
Firs. National Bank Of Salem, II. G. vs.. A..
dorson Ct as. Sui .!tad ~ piairl!!! t!.:
filed
Swanson vs. Hesdcwa. Submitted or ap7.
lenvs brief
Loonsrd's executor Va Leonard. Sen: - 'ol
Of docket.
Tho American oom.aly waicl giYa t..
pr;z,s 10 tho recent International regatta b.,
offered the sun OF El 900 as q pre- t1ra nae.
between Hsulau and Laycock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

The romans of Estells Apue Lewis bAvo been
placed 10 the cstaoom5s Of Kepssll Green Gem
etery to await removal to New Y ork.
The American branches Of the lcish LIND
League are to be asked to send their oontrbu.
tons to Paris, instead of Dublin.
Several persons wsre arrested yesterday while
prccsediDg to Ia Vallois Cemetery. Paris, tc
make demonstration St the ersyo of tho Com
munist Fsrre.
The people of Duleiguo have been di5arned.
aud co fears Of trouble are entertained. The
Prince Of Montenegro has assured them that 90
restrictions will be placed on their religious lib.
erty. and that the tenure of titles to land will
DOT be disturbed.
Subscriptions to the Panama Caosl fo6cme
are reported as being received in largo SUMS.
Every country 10 Europe is taking part in it.
,Oficss are being opened 10 Germany. Austria
and Italy, and subscriptions ere fiwing in. The
Ecglish have run up tho shares to a premium
IN the Paris Bourte by sending orders which
cannot be executed except by paying premium.
Founders shares. which were 5000 francs,
reach nearly 10000.
A dispatch from Dublin Says the resolution
of the csbinet not TO resort to coercion has
caused very deep disappointment and appre-
henson among all classes in the disturbed dis
tricts. They lock With alarm ut the prospect.
Of more cutrages, and wider spread intimids
ton aud dssffsctioD. Owing to the continued
opposition to tho erection of police hut at
New Pollas aud other disturbing events,
Two companies Of infantry, two troops
Of cavalry and detachment of artillery
with two guns will be sent there. Nearly one
thousand more members have Joined = the Land
League 10 the Kildyssrt disilioi. At 40 immense
land meeting 10 Laugbres. several priests were
present. Many agitators carried naked swords.
A PASTORAL CALL ACCEPTED. Rev. q. NJ.
Wharton, of Luray, Va. has accepted call to
the pastorate of Lac Street Baptist Church,
which has been vacant sipcs the resignation OF
Rev. John Pollard, last Spring. Dir. Wharton
will enter upon his Now duties January !, 1881.
lie is native of Amherst Court House, Va.
sud brother Ct General Gabriel O. Wharton,
who commanded brigada 10 the Confederate
army. He is about 80 years CT sge. aud has
been in the ministry eight years. having had
charge of the Front Royal and Lusay Baptist
churches. and hos beer quite successful 10 those
places. as we'll as 10 Martinsburg, Richmond
and Alexandra, where be has preached 10 Pre-.
ttacted meetings, Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

Barring tia benefits of the co operative store
at Mr.. Hughes colony 10 Tennessee. which it IS
Acknowledged are 20 slight ones 10 new settler
CT limited means, the county along the lioes OF
railroads leading to this city, from tho very
suburbs to points huudTeds of mics away, cttsr'
advantages fos homes superior to those OF
Rugby 10 every respect. and particularly 50 to
Eoglishmeu. The LAID is as cheap, is suscep'
tible of tho highest Improvement at o minimum
cost. and can bo bought Oh as favorable terns;
the Climate is IS genial and ss salubrlous. the
water as abu5dsns aad as pure ard wholesome,
aad the timber ns plentiful. while the school
sEd mslkat facilities icGoitely x,el those OF the
new co!oIy, acd if tho settler b, "a Eaglishman
his ueighbors will b, people whose ancestors
wers brothers Of bis oHD. who Thick aud acs
like himself. whose habits and customs are those
with which hs is familiar. and into whose
sympsthies and associations he can readily
eater. Why Virgioia. and especially this Sc
tioa Ct it, should be overlooked by those io
qlest of new homes, caa only DO accounted for
upon the ground that they have not been To-
formed Of the Advantages sho otfels item. II
this b. 60, Why can't The obstacle be removed !?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING. NOV'R. so. 1880,

Some Republicans 10 Virginia, no! Virginia
republicans, are uader the impression that
General Wickhsm GIN lot Concentrate the
negro vote If ho be tee republican candidate
fol- Governor u:xs fail. This only shows that,
though .hsy may have Lived among the negroes
for soms years. they knew comparatively moth
Jog abou! them. If General Wiskham shall be
the republican nominee he will receive the vote
Of every negro in thu State who is entitled to
vote, and Sd will Gsn:ral or Mr.. Tom, Dick or
Harry, or any other man who mag receive the
republican nominaticn. sn1 this is as well known
to every native Vireinian as anything else.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

NEW YORK, Nov 80 Stocks wcis. Mont
6. Flour quiet. Whes. shade better. CT.
quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

SYMPATHY WITH A SEVERED ARM.-Mr. A.
s. Parker, Of Battle Creek, Mich, recently
lost en- srm apa lsg by railroad scc dent
Tie severed members we're lels lying By the
roadside. o. recovering cor s,lousDets. be
complained that bis les! afm vas 10 oramped
condition, although l. WIS many miles away
from him. BE asserted that the h;gers OF his
right hand were doubled up. and be wanted
the attendants 20 recover tho sim. This was
done, and as scou az the atm vas lifted from
its restiog plscs. MI. Parker was aware OF it at
once. 1t WIS sent By express to hin, and every
time person took hcld Of it alorg the route,
Parker would speak Of it. and cry ont with
pain when il was roughly hsudled, and when
ever anyone of bis attendants touched it while
it lay in the next room to bin. rs knew it IS
quickly as though the arm WAS still attached to
bis body. The N sanger who got the srm
said that he found ii just as Parker had said it
was, with tho fingers oyampcd under it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-26
MARkETS.


fn1l0OO1Rn10 U0HHGu.
PBlLs UKLrHIA, Nov. &--FlOur firm but
quiet; superfine ut 9 5O14 90; extra ut
81 OOli 75; Ohio and Indiana family Is 75@
81; Penn'a family s. 5O96 90: st. Louis
family 81 OOSt6 IS: Minnesota family $ 2366 90;
s,r.igh. 81 2Sa6 -; Winter patent q '5@7 Is ;
Spring do 81 25@S 81.
Rye flour at IS 3O@537.
Wheat market unsettled No. Western
ST. 2leDl q.
Corn firm and scarce steamer. new, ut SIC
yellow, ut 63G6ic; mixed. Mt 63363%c.
Oats quiet but steady; No. White 46c
No. = do 45c: No. do 4ic; No. Mixed a..
Rye firm ut 9Sc.
Provisions prices unchanged {; mss pork,
Old, $li 20; new, $l3 75@A OO: beet hams 81: 80
Indian u, ,ss beet at 5A0611c BacOn-smOked
shoulsi"rs 5A@6c salt do SN@sAc smoked
hams 9s@lOl5c; picked hams s@94c for OLD
andnew.
Laru steady; city kettle ut &c: loose
butchers SIC; prime steam % 10.
Butter firm; Creamery extra at $40: do
good to choice 3O@33c; b. G. and N. \. cx-
ira 27G3Oc Western reserve extra 2202ic
do good to choice lGG 90c: Rolls firm choice
scarce: Penn'a Extra 2O023c; Western Reserve
extra 2O@2i.
Eggs scarce and firm; Penn'a Extra SIC
Western Extra SOC.
Cheese firm and moderately active !;
New York full cream ut l3l1c; Western
full cream ut 121z@l3c; do fair to good ut
lO01lc.
Petroleum dull; refined at loc.
Whisky Mt 81 H.
Seeds.GOOd to prime clover steady Mt ~ 20
O. 20; Timothy nominal Flaxsee,' quiet at
81 80.
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ORDER FIXING THE COUErs FOR THE
n

NOVEMBER l6, 1880 il is ordered by the Court
tnat the regular terms 0f the Courts Of Com
mon Pleas. Oyer and Terminer and General
Peace and Orphans Court, shall be and remain
for the year 1881, as fixed by rule of Court, in
printed rules. pages II; 4s and 81:
1t is also ordered that the time heretofore
fixed for the argument Of cases In June, In
each year, shall for the present year be changed
Court @ III 4 < the ~ week commencing Monday. May
q, 1881, for the argument Of eases in all the
Courts. The Court will meet as usual on the
counts, etc, and on Saturday of the same week
for entry Of Judgments
for the trial of causes by Jury in Tie Courts OF
Common Pleas, Oyer and Termlner and Cen
~erai Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions of the
Peace, shall be held as follows. viz:
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Ono week, commencing Monday, February
;. one Sss, week, commencing Monday, February
one week, commencing Monday. September
One week, commencing Monday. OCTOBER.
One week, commencing Monday, October 70.
One week, commencing Monday, October ~.
IN THE COURTS OF OYER AND TERNISER AID
aENERAL JAIL DELIVERY AND QUARTER
SESSIONS OF THE PEACE.
One week, commencing Monday, February
q, 1881.
-One week, commencing Monday. May 9. 1881.
1881.
One week, commencing Monday, October II.
1881.
One week, commencing Monday, December
IL 1881.
And at such other times as may hereafter be
ordered and directed by the Court.
1t IL further ordered by the Court that all
Jurors who fail to attend and serve, unless
excused by the Court, shall be fined $i5. And
all Jurors attending Court, and falling 10 be
Of q cause, shall forfeit one days pay for every
Culture TO answer, unless q legal or sufficient
reason be given to the Court for such absence
or failure 70 answer, .H .s,
Il is further directed that the above order
shall be inserted in sll the papers of published
m the city and county, one insertion in each
the bills to be presented att the County Com
missiOner's Ofdce.
By the Court f.. MCMELLEN,
ltd&w Prothonotary
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-26
COLUMBIA NEWS.
CUB KEGULAk coRhEspoNDENcE

OtH hEGCLAh COkkESfONDENCE
Neither Co. II. nor the Rifles paraded
yesterday. Too stormy.
The Marietta band visited town yester-
day and made good music. Our Citizens
band had a street parade.
The afternoon market on Wednesday
was such q success as to accelerate the
boom for a change of market hours.
The river ice is from three to four inches
thick q. fourth Of the way across the
stream.
st. Paul's p. E. church had special SER
vice yesterday. The other English Protcs-
tant churches had union services at the
NJ. f. church, Rev. Gerhard preaching the
sermon.
Engine No. 253 left here on Tuesday
night with train of high class freight.
Before reaching Philadelphia it passed
twenty one trains of slow freight. Re-
turning, it passed, about half way Between
the tcrmini, trains east bound which had
left Columbia a couple Of hours before it,
William Foss, jr., Of Silver Spring, is
wanted before Squire Becker, to answer
charge Of assaulting his sister with
butcher knife. She received deep cut
on her forearm.
The f. +. Lutheran festival in the
arlnory opened auspiciously last evening,
and will continue until tomorrow night.
The snow spoiled the skating but the
sleighing is tip-top, and everybody is out
that can harness up al outfit. Owing to
the snow =. X. X. trains are cut down
about one third in the number Of cars.
Squire Evans has started on drive to
West Chester, Pa, to see his daughter,
Miss Lille. who is a student 1T Darling
tons seminary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-26
MARRIAGES..

EBr-KRElDER.-On the cath OF November,
1850, by the Rev. w. L. Gerhard. at his resi-
dence, No. 81 East Orange street, John NJ. Eby,
OF Salisbury, to Tc|itla krcider, OF StrasburE
township. &
GANTz-RIssER:-On the 25th of November,
1850. at Slough's Black Horse hotel by the Rev.
w. II. Gerhard. George s. GantZ, of Mount Joy
township, Maryan $. Riser. OF Dauphin
county.
rRANK-NEFF.-Om the 18th OF November,
1851. by the Rev. W. L. Gerhard, ut his resi-
Lcncc, No: 81 East Orange street. Christian II.
Frank, of Mannheim township, Annie B. Nefl,
of Manor township.
SHENK-BRICKHART-On the 18th of NOvem-
bcr 1880, by the Rev. w. L. Gerhard. at Huns
lcrScr's SOrrcl Horse Hotel, Aldus II. Shcnk.
of Conestoga township, to Elmina Brickhart.
Of Manor
RoHRER-LANDIs.-On the 25th of November,
1880, by the Rev. w. L. Gerhard, ut the resi-
dcnce of Henry L. Landis, the brides father
Ephraim II. Rohrer, to Maria l.. Lands, both
of Mannheim township.
Cox-CHANNELL.-On the 24tll inst, at the
residence of the brides mother. by Rev. jas
Y. Mitchell, ID. D., William T. Cox to Mary L.
Channell, both of this city.
HERsH-RUDY.-Nov. 2J. 1884, ut the residence
of the BRIDES parents, by Rev. Dr. ShumakCr,
George Hcrsh, OF Quarryvflle, to Maggie Rudy
OF Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-26
Speer's Port Grape Wine.

This article Of American Wine 10 highly
esteemed by the best physicians in this cOun-
try. Tho following is a testimonial We saw
from the New York Hospital. We publish it
for the information of our readers:
NEW York, Nov. IL.
am usin. Speer's Port Grape Wine and find
it to he An excellent tonic and gentle stimu-
liant, and rs such believe It preferable to the
commercial Port, and all other wines, IA It pos
sesses their tonic properties without the dele
terious effect caused by their impurities. Itis
also very palatablc and this is q recommended
ton to many. especially females.
s. s. HARRIS, NJ. D., N. Y. Hospital.
This is an excellent article for family use,
and for females, and Is endorsed by Drs. Atlcc
and Davis. and for sale by II. +. Slaymaxer.
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