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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-28

lDUBLIC SALE OF a VAI.CABLE SUB
/ URBAN PROPERTY. On TUESDAY,,
NOVEMBER 3, ut the Cooper House, will DC
undersigned, containing * ACRES. situated
Oh the Columbia pike, One-qua-ter OF Il mile
west of Lancaster, Pa, bordering on and near
Nevin. OF the Mcssrs. lIager. OF Nath. ELL
maker, esq.,, and contiguous to Wheatland,
home OF the late eex,President james Buchanan
Possessing the advantage of this neighbOr-
hood to these elegant homes of the West End !;
and itself improved by its capacious mansion
mental trees, shrubs and climbin.; vines, and
surrounded by lawns laid out in paths and
carriage roads; communicating with the city by
the Se minutes 'H Walk nix e City RAIL-
way with its frontage of S79 feet on Il line of
front with city properties near by, this prop
erty while offering the double advantages Of
country and city surroundings. affords n
lovely home with u growing value.
The place above Uo ana M
fruit-beslring state. and SO likewise are the
berries, &c. The mansion of brick, with slate
root, having 4 southern exposure, containing
20 rooms and halls. with their complement
floors, plastercd wall and ceilings, well light
ell and thoroughly ventilated, is II double two
storied House with well finished attic rooms
Its living rooms and bed chambers newly
painted and paperetl, open out on beautiful
veran.lahs and Riazzas with app appliances r. ices: for
cOnServatOr1cs. The prlnclp;ll nall IS ehtcrcu
from 4 pOrticO that is approached from the
front through an avenue of tall evergreen
trees. Among the modern improvements is
q bath room supplied with rain water caught
from roof in a boiler IRON tank of Best's manu-
facture. newly constructed; also i large size
Reynolds improved furnace that heats entire
building. Gifts Outbuildings there is a newly
built tobacco shed, shed for wagons, SC.
Stabliny room for 2 cows, horses and for pigs,
and roomy carriagc house Immediately in
the rear OF residence Is u twO.StOriCu brick
slate coveret! building. adapted for summer
kitchen, and having upper room for servant.
There are two wells Of excellent water, one
especially distinguished for its supply that has
never shown signs of dminutiOn during the
longest drOughts.
Persons desirous of inspecting the premises
may call, when full opportunity for doing so
will freely be granted.
Sale to commence promptly at O'Clock p.
IN. on said day, when terms and conditions
will be made known by
j. H. 4. WAGNER,
HENRY SHUBEET, Auct. oct 2DoS Wtsd
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TIIl; FIELD TRIALS

The Second Days Enthusiastically " Bird q
The second days trials Of the Pennsyl-
vania State Field Trial association took
place near the borough of Mannheim, owing
to the scarcity of birds at Quarryville as
stated in yesterdays INTEILIGENCEE.
The gentlemen interested in the sport,
with few Of the dogs, left the West
King street depot about o'clock, and
reached Mannheim on schedule time.
1t was arranged that the dogs till
remaining at Quarryyille should be
taken up to Mannheim on q special. and
this was done but owing to "a misunder-
standing the handlers did not accompany
the dogs and it was we'll on to 2 o'clock be-
fore arrangements were effected for the
running of the first brace of dogs.
Meantime it was ascertaincd that the
ample lunch prepared for the sportsmcn by
"mine host" of the Stevens house, had
been carried all the way the Reading 4!
About Q clock, the ground having been
selected the judges ordered that the un-
finished score between Mr.. Yearslcy's
Counties" and Mr.. Snellenberss "But-
TOM he run OFF. The dogs behaved we'll
but the scarcity Of birds gave them but a
poor chance t" show their. quality. After
a Ion: and rather unsatisfactory run the
heat was given TO Dutton.'
The next brace of dogs put in for the
All Age stakes were King Dash and
Sellers Dash. After running for some
time King Dash made fine point and
three tlushes. Sellers Dash made false
point. After some further running the
dogs were taken up, the heat being unde-
cidcd. 1t will be finished to-day. King
Dash is very fast dog, is a wide ranger,
quarters his ground we'll, and shows great
caution, but was evidently good deal
"otf" yesterday. He appeared to have no
nose. Sellers Dash is very handsome
dog, very stylish in running, is perfect
backcr, quarters his ground fairly, and
shows great staunchress, but is not fast.
The next brace put in for the All Age
stakes were the red Irish setter bitch
'.Biddy'' and Mr.. Saeger's ''Dcctor.'
During brief run the doctor made
two fine points and ono flush ''Biddy"
made flush, but refused to back, and
"Doctor'' was declared the winner.
The Doctor" showed great speed dur
iEG the trial an,; pointed eXccllently.
Al the close of this heat tho trials were
adjourned until to-day the sportsmen re-
turning to the Stevens house and the dogs
left Oil the ground.
A short time before the days trials closed
two fine coveys Of birds were found
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(NIrY PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE.
u On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1880, will be
sold ut public sale ut the Cooper House. West
King street, Lancaster, valuable lot Of
ground, situate on the north side OF West
Chestnut street, between Charlotte and Mary
streets, in said city (No. 40, fronting ON said
warlly POI feet. on which is erected q new two
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Brick
Back Building and Frame Summer Kitchen
attached. There are four rooms OH first
floor, five rooms on second floor and and
floor. There is gas and water up and
down stairs, with bath room. water closet and
other modern Improvements. There Is Il Gel
lar eleven feet deep and dry, under the entire
building, and a balcony runs the full length of
tho back building. This property is located In
one OF the most desirable neighborhOols In
the city, is in good condition, AMI will be sold
on reasonable terms
Persons wishing to view the premises before
the day OF sale, will call on the undersigned,
residing thereon.
Sale to commence ut seven O'Clock p. H., of
said day, when conditions will be made known
by MRS. EMMA l.. SMITH,
HENRY SHUBERr, Auct. Oct2stsd
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FIRE ATLYNN.

Loss, 300, ,OOO-Ssveral Families Destitute.
BOSTON, Oct. 28.-The large planning
mill of James N. Buffum, at Lynn, to-
gether with the new engine house of Allen
& Boyden's paper box factory, Newhalrs
Railroad house, Chapman Bros dye shop
and other small buildings were destroyed
by fire this morning. Total loss over
S1OO, 600. Several poor families lose all
their effects.
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Nxw YORK. Oct. .:s.-FlOur-Statc and West
erH without important change. light eN-
port, very moderate jObbinS trade demand
Superfine, ut 8; ;SD0i2j: extra dO at
H35G4 50; choice, ,iO, - 5j6Gl 'J, fancy tlO
at IS 1906 W; superiinc western 3: s0iOi -:
common to good extra 10 "a :5lll ~: chOice
do - 75G6 so; choice " hite wheat ,iO ~ Sj
al S.; Southern quiet common tO fair
tr., "a 9oD5 50: gOssi to chOice do = a5Gs6 =.
Wheat without decided change, fairly active:
No. 2 Rel, cash. 81 l57Se0l l57s: 40 Nov,
81 l91s9pl N1as.
Corn scarce, so firm; Mixed western spot,
5511l55s4c; 'lO future, 5i05Glsc.
Oats u shade easier, quiet: State SAG ii1Sc:
Western. 37GOi41ac
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FIGHTING IN PERSIA.
kurds FL ring ON ArumIya,,.

TEHERAN, Persia, Oct. 2S.-It is said
the Kurds are firing into the town of Arur-
myah, northern Persia. The town of
Khai, in the same province, is also threat
ened by them. Another body Of the bar
barians destroyed Mahmudjet, two miles
from Sainkaleh. The reinf0rccments Of
Persian troops on the way from Teheran
arc a week journey from Sainkaleh.
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st. Stephens Church Fair.

Last evening large audience were pres
ent. a coverlct was chanccd off and was
Won by Mrs. Matthew Burk, and car
riage cover was chanced off, which was
won by Mrs. G. +. Offender. Tonight
the Lancaster Quartet, with Prof. Haas,
will sing number of pieces. There will
also be instrumental music, and table
with marblc-top and rocking chair will
be clanced off.
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A Happy Clergyman,

Rev. f. +. L. Gauss, Galena, ILL.,. II have been
a great sufferer from Kidney disease and after
being told by my doctors that could not get
well, 1 commenced the use Of Days Kidney
Pad, which las now completely cured me- /
am strong and again look the very picture of
health May all the suffering be helped as 1
have been: is my earnest wish," o25lweod&w
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A FIERY VISITATION.
THE GARFIELD LETTER.

THE GARFIELD LETTER.
cne Of tho propr,.tors Of Truth Committed,
for Contempt.
New YORK, Oct. 2S.-In the trial in re.
gard to the alleged forged Garfield .Morey
letter to-day the prosecution demanded the
production Of the original letter. JOS. Hart,
enc Of the proprietors of Truth, said he had
the original letter but declined to produce
it at present; would do 50, however, at the
proper time. Hart was thereupon CON-
mitted for contempt and further hearing
of the case postponed.
NEW YORK 2S.-Mr. Howe made a mo-
tion to purge Hart from contempt, saying
that Hart was willing to produce the letter
but that he wanted a guarantee that the
letter should be returned to him. Mr.. Howe
explained that he did not mean to say that
the court would tako the letter, but that it
might pass into subordinate hands and be
lost. Continuing, Mr.. Howe said if the
letter was to remain in the custody Of
Judge Davis, Hart was willing to produce
it.
Answering, Judge Davis said that the
letter would remain in his custody. On
motion, Hart was allowed three hours to
60 with the counsel and procure the
letter.
Hart made statement that he was
willing to produce the letter, but he wanted
a guarantee it would be returned to him
or else remain in the custody of Judge
Davis, which was agreed to by Mr.. Hart,
and his counsel then left to get the letter.
Col. Rockwell was recalled and asked as
to the identity of the letter written by
James A. Garfield to Marshall Jewell de-
nying the authenticity of the Mercy letter.
He testified that Garfield's letter to Jewell
was genuine.
The proceedings attracted large crowd
of spectators. The charge upon which
Philip is srraigned is malicious Incl on
Gen. Garfield.
Garfield to bo Summoned.
In the Philip libel case, counsel for Hart,
publisher of Truth, have subp@naed James
A. Garfield to appear this afte rnoon. They
claim that Gen. Garfield is at the Windsor
hotel. though not registered.
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In court the case of Simon P. Eby, ex-
ecutor of the estate Of Elizabeth Hoops.
deceased, VS.. William Hoops, is yet on
trial. The testimony closed this morning
and the case is now being argued. 1t will
probably not go before the jury until late
hour this afternoon or tomorrow morn
ing.
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Coupe Damaged,

This morning a coupe, belonging to Pat
crick Cherry, was standing on the track of
the street railway at the Pennsylvania
depot, when a street car came around the
corner at a rapid rate, the tongue of the
car struck the back Of the coupe breaking
one board and scratching it badly.
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If YOU are troubled with fever an,

If you are troubled with fever and ague,
dumb ague, bilious fever, jaundice, dyspepsia,
or any disease of the liver, blood or stomach,
and wish to get well, try the new remedy,
Prof Guilmette's French Liver Pad. Ask
your druggist for it, and take no other, and if
he has not got it send $l5O in q letter to the
French Pad Co., Toledo, o., and receive one by
return mail. C.
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II you will, but be sure to use SOZODONT
right away. in order to carry oil its injurious
effects upon the teeth. All candy-eaters should
carry SOZODONT with them, If they wish to
keep their teeth sound. oS1weOd
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Murdered ON the Highway.

GlDDING, Texas, Oct. 2S.-Lewis Green,
cOlOred, while returning home from town,
where he had gone to sell his cotton, was
attacked by highwayman, who shot him
through tho lungs, intlicting a mortal
wound. No clue to the assassin.
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MARBLA. WORKS.

TLOCUTION.--LESSO IN ELOCUTION
II and Reading will he given npOn reason
able terms, by MRS. EMMA SLlCHTEK, a:
A33 West Orange street. Classes will be formed
and also private instructions given. Hours
may be selected to suit pupils. o,s-lwd
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Attention Battalion.

Attention Battalion.
LANCASTER, Oct. 2s. lssO.
The staff officers and aids OF the Hancock
and English Battalion of Lancaster city, will
meet fully equipped on foot at the Central
headquarters, Centre Square. on Friday even
ing at o'clock to proceed from there to take
part in the Eighth ward parade.
WIN. j. FORDNEY,
HENRY WOLF. ALjutant. Colonel.
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SPECl-lL NOTICES.
SAMPLE NOTICE.

SAMPLE NOTICE.
1t Is impossible tor a woman after n faithful
course of treatment with Lydia E. Pinkhaln 8
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with weakness OF the uterus. Enclose n
stamp to Mrs. Lydia +. Pinklnam, 2is Western
aveuue. Lynn, Mass, Tor pamphlets.
jy29ly,lcOd&w
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wEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. 2S.-FOr the
Middle states, cloudy and threatening
weather with rain, northeasterly winds,
lower barometer, slightly higher tempera-
ture.
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COULDN'T STAND THE RACKET.
foe, Cook Gets in Out of t.:o We,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 28.-Joel Cook,
Republican candidate for city controller,
has Withdrawn from the ticket and +.
Harper Jeffries has been named in his
stead.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.

No swindler shall shave us except it be with
Cuticura Shaving Soap.
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Salisbury r. o., Lane. Co.. Pa.
.fSKOrUsNI:s FOIS q + ATTiNGr r:fHE TW1

f9ROrIISNI.S FOR Il EATING THE Two
New Public School Buildings in the
course Of erection or East Lime and West
James streets respectively, by Steam Heating
Apparatus or Wrought Iron Furnace, as may
hereafter be agreed upon by the committee,
will be received by them up to II o'clock M. OF
November l6. The bids OF none but RESPONSE
bic parties will DC considered. The committee
reserves the right to reject any or all bids For
further information address or call on
H. f. SLAYMAkER,
Chairman Building Committee,
ooS-stdThXS Lancaster, Pa.
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PROVIDENCE, Oct. 2S.-EltOn A. Tabor
and George McCarty. trusted men at the
state prison, escaped last night by scaling
the wall. Tabor was arrested this morn
ing in this city. McCarty is still at large.
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KID GLOVES.
OVR NEW KID GLOVE.

:Thc ALEXANDRA MEDAILLE DOR,
is positively cqua! to the bes:: Glove IN the
market. Every pair warranted to give perfect
SATISFACTION Each pair is carefully selected
and examined before it is offered for sale.
Any lady Wishing to buy pair WI Viii % 90 wei clio 10
plete ever shown in this city. All sizes from
5Is to tx, in Black and White. All new fall
shades s% of IN rt Coior. @ and White. Mi Of the
SU-Note the price of this most excellent Kid
Glove
bhttOnS...... Only 9Sc.
\ button stitched back Gents Kid Glove. of
superior quality (every pair war
sFEGi2l,I fFsEE'sin2l, *li;, HsRGAfSs. Rs! Hf:SiF
One lot of 3 button Kid Gloves, which we
have previously sold tor 9Sc., in COlOrs anu
Opcras, to be closed out for &c.
a new lot OF button Kid Gloves. in OPERA
SHADES ONLY, of excellent quality, Mt Gsc.
Another lot of button Kid Gloves, of finer
quality, ut s!.49 = pair: ,r,,
IN Isle raKGAH GHoAss AND BERLIN
GioAe suitable tor fall wear.
New Lot of Berlin Gloves.
], 2, 3clastics.
l3c., l5c., l9c. u pair.
The best Glove for marketing purpnses.
A real Iisle Glove for dress yves wear, In fine
i; The Very finest French Pearl I.islc, elastics,
fC.
Dark colored. fine Merino, stocking top
Finer a quality, fancy top, s4c.
ity. ribbed top, SIC.
Child's Mcrino Gloves in all sizes.
The best and most comfortable Glove You
can buy-a Glove that keeps warm and suits to
be worn Us u fine dress GlOve-in dark drabs,
brown, cardinal, navy and light blue, maroon,
&f naSaa: faS% ri Mit,s in we S and coorc in large
variety. from i4c. u pair up.
Chiii's Worstc,i Le:5,gins from :'oc. a pair up:
Leggin Drawers, for Babies, in white aud
Ladies' Worsted Legsins, 5sc., &C., 75c, nc
cOrding to size.
Babies Saxony Knit Shirts.
without sleeves. .............44c
With sleeves. :............ &C
The best and warmcst.
Childs Mcrino Undcrshirts and Drawers, in
a. nADiEs i51fS 'nS xSS aSasSr GESrs MERlSo UNDER.
WEAR.
You can buy cheaper anil better ut our store
than any where else in this city.
Ladies' MerinO Vests, regular made, cu1rs,
Csc.
Extra heavy. silk stitched, &c.
Fine French Cashmere, $l.OO.
Gents good Merino Shirts and Drawers, SOC.
Gents Flannel Shirts and Drawers, from 81,
upwards.
SCARLET fTSDERWEAR.
JOUR- ASSORTMENT OF HOSIERY.
is too well known, and it would I'LL columns to
try and mention the different styles and prices
that We are able to show in that department.
One single call will convince you that there is
nothing missing from the cheapest to the hest,
from tile smallest to the largest.
We invite everybody to visit our store with
out buying, SO as to give you an idea OF the
style of goods we keep and their prices.
A full assortment of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
at low prices.
Most extraordinary bargains In Cents Cot
ton Socks. Full regular made Socks, 14c. q
pair. One lot of real British Socks, full regu-
ular made, 19c. English MerinO Socks, sc.
great many other bargains which are worth
notice.
ASTRICH BROS.
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Half the ills of human life proceed from
torpid and ,lisOrdcred liver. Submit to them
no longer while "Seilcrs' Liver Pills. will cure
you quickly. . cents per box.
The greatest medicine known for producing
an appetite is . DR.. Lindsey's Blood Search
err
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AsTRICH BROS ADvERrLsEMENr

ASTRICH BROS
ls EAST KING STREET,
OFFER PARTICULARLY
CHEAP
DURING THE COMING
| WEEK..
srcfk TisrS GSHEf1SEs GGHEsrl5s THF oF MOST AR
| Millinery Novelties.
We offer the choicest line Of
HATS. HATS.
fATEsS aTs s1 stK Kxb SoSSET
at most reasonable prices. ,s
DERBYS. DERBYS. DERBYS.
Black Felt Derbys.........6sc.
soft Felt Derbys..
Misses Derbys. bound and trimmed with
Satin, ut 75a.
Our 81 Derby. on Fine Felt, trimmed with
Heavy Satin Ribbon and bound with Good
Black Satin. is the cheapest and most profitable
'''' '''' THE ESi CIGARETTE HAT, 7sc.
LADIES' SHAPE HATS AND BONNETS,
in Straw, Fine Felt and Beaver.
Large SsrRfGT if SG't ASp Sf1Isa FANcY N.Y. FEAf%GRs Fl
III nlI shades and in the most artistic designs
BEADED BREAsTis.
FEATHER BANDS and others.
of superior f%:illltyi I" al sia,ies. r'e'" anu '"ne
First Quality Satin and GrOs Grain Ribbons
No.s. No;ls, Nc; i6,
MOI. nos, Ho7, NOS, No;l.
&C. DRESS S. AND CLOAK 6: TSlMM1sGs: III ';s; s"'
We offer the handsomest line Of
BLACK SILK PRINCES
at our well-knOwn low prices.
81 inch Bead aud Chenille Fringe. ..64c
Heavy Chenille Fringe at :. Zoe
'ineh Chenille and i;ss;ns Grass ssc srins with f""cs
Most elegant Chenille and ct Fringcs at 81 u yd
Fine Chenille and Bead Fringes ut $l.lo,
$l.2O, $l25 per yard.
\ very rich Grass Fringe, with deep Fancy
Colorci Silk Fringes 1t &c. per yard.
BEADED
PASSAMENTERIES.
One lot Beaded Passamenteries, inches wide,
75c. q yard.
One lot, "a inch width, i'm most elaborate
patterns, ut 81 per yard.
The most exquisite design in Passamenterics
at sl.6o per yard.
Just orSS1svE rSSvEnrY IL s!f1Hf BTTTSSs rSSSs."en' OF
BLACK and COLORED GIRDLEs,
BEADED and ThES5tfl SS5talEr BALLS,
ORNAMENTS, &c.
Trimming Tassels. ..::.....:.........5c &c. apiece
sIK E1esSif Ges's as ssfs g. s and
single Hungarian Spikes. Beaded,
- 4. s., s. and ,os q inches inches
Heavy Silk Cord, Beaded. 2'c per "a, y, q
Rich GoGreS 4nacGts sik Se1 S Elegant Patterns
T BLACK TEiMMiNG LACEs.:
in French, Spanish, Chantilly and Guipure.
Cool Black THINNING Silk q C. per per y, yi
sxX ncS slask Eaer Heavy Black Silk: Per Per I'd
Lyons Colorcd Satins Latest Shades SIC. per yd
Extra Quality Lyons Black Satin: 75c. per yd
LYONS Black Dress Satin, superior quality,
81 per yard, worth 81 rs:
Fine Black Satins. .$lD, $l4O $lO
Excellent quality Black telvcteen NJ
SOC. u yard, worth 75c.
Broca,lcd VelveteeD, in all COlOrs...... ....1 15c
COlOret Vclvetcens, silk finished. .60c
All Silk Black Velvet. $l.W per yar0
Fine Black Silk Velvet SID per yhru
BLACK CREPES.
Extra Heavy Crepe. e..................$I 81 W ynrG
English Crepe, j4...... $I6s yafu
English Crepe. "a. ..$SW yaf0
Resi- English Veil Crepe, extra heavy. - yd
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ForsALE.
HANDSOME RESIDENCES,
Ten-roomet. two-story and Mansard roef.
Green Stone Front Dwellings,
Nos. 42S and 4ss West Orange Street.
With all the best
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS,
including jennings improved London water
closets, marSle-tOp washstand, improved wall
ed-in range, cellar heater. perfect drainage and
and steps, &c, &C. Lot q by 245 feet to fleet
wide alley, front yard - feet in depth, incloscd
with ornamental iron fence.
JOHN II. METZLER,
aug2l-W&Stfd No9 South Duke St.
EXECUTOR's PUBLIC SALE vALUA.
NOVEMBER 5, 1880, will be sold by public sale
Mt the Franklin House, Lancaster city, Pa.,
the following real estate. to wit:
or less. on East King street. in said city, ami
extending 2i5 in depth to u lGfect wide alley,
on which is erecteda il twO-stOry BRICK HOUSE
witha twOstOry Brick Back Building attached,
No. 5G. The house is conveniently laid out
with Ilydrant, Fruit Trees and other improve
No. 2 A lot of ground fronting . feet on
East Orange street and extending in depth lis
feet to S-feet wide private alley, on which is
erected u twO-stOry Brick House, with Il two
story Brick Back Building attached, No. AL,
with gas through the whole house, lIydrant,
Fruit Trees and other improvements.
No. 3. "A lot Of ground fronting the same as
No. 2 and the same depth and same kind of Il
house as No. 2, and is numbered 40.
No. a. A lot OF ground fronting lG feet on
East Orange street, in said city, and extending
in depth ITO feet TO l2-feet wide private alley
on which Is erected Il twO-stOry Brick House
with One-stOry Brick Back Building attached.
No. 522. Terms easy.
Sale to commence ut 7O'clock p. III. of said
day, when conditions of sale will be made
known by REV. a. +. kACL.
Executor of the Estate of late Mrs. Daniel Nc
COrt.
SAM'L HESS 4 SoS, Aucts. O2312td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-28
FOR SALE.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.
" On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ls, 1880, of
q valuable Chester county farm Of 2iO ACRES
Convenient to railroads, Good buildings. Sale
positive. For particulars address.
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Administrator c. I. Il.
Oct30-lmd LaEdcnherg, Pa.