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Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-18
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.

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 THREE & A QUARTER THOUSAND double-coumn octave pages of reading matter yearly. presents ill inexpensive form, considering it's great amount of matter with freshness owing to its weekly issue.and with q satisfactory completeness attempted by other publication, the best Essays, Reviews, Criticisms, Tales, Sketches of Travel and Discovery, Poetry, Scientific, Biography, Historical and Political Information, from the entire body of Foreign Periodical Literature.
 The importance of THE LIVING AGE to every Amer can reader the only satisfactorily fresh and CON- PLETE compilation of an indispensable current liter indispensable because it embraces the produc tions of the
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-18

Edinburgh Review, (Whig.) London Quarterly Review, (Conservatjve, Westminster Review, (Li6eral.) British Quarterly Review. (Evangelical.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-18

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10
Philadelphia Market.

rEILAoELrHIi, November 10.--Flour firm,
slightly better trade suparfnc &! 7Jfp3 80; eX-
ira "a UJl4 SO; Chic ANA Indiana family 50 500
p: Pcnn';t family s. 25:i5 50: ST. Louis
family IS 1896 so: Minnesota family 81 2jflJ as
Straight ST O0ftti 80; Winter patent - Cog. 80
spring do 81 C0IS 80.
Rye -four firm q. s. 20.
Wheat firmly active and higher: NJ. /.
Western Ned II lGia; Pcnn'a. Kci 81 l51i le );
Corn higher with ligct supply; yellow 5SlQ
5S11c; mixed 511I9t JSc.
oats steady for best grades; No. l, White
42c; No. > do 4!c: No. 30 :31 Toe; No. :,
Mixed 37c.
Rye firm 1t 9Sc.
Provisions firm but quiet; MESS pork
new, at fI5 uI6l5J1; do Old, gta SIG C01tl6 80;
beet hams ut S7 50 ,n,!i;n mrsA beet ut riS 30 ;
btcon--smokei shoulders 81 G9ic salt lO 3 {c:
slrOkrG hum, lCItiGiIc: Ti:.l".i hau- Si1FI.Ic.
Lard firm ; city :.cttic ut SinM9c: loose
huicrc"r' Sc; prime steam IS -.
Euttcr-ChOice prices firm ana wanted ::
Creamery extra sc: do good tC choice 290g
Sic; Il; &. and y. Y. extra .6.s29c; Western
reserve extra :2(12ic; do %nOd to choice lGEt
2Ic: Rolls steady with fair demand fOrchOicc:
Western Eeservr extra 23Il2ic; Pcnn'a F2t:u
21fI23c
Eggs scarce ana firm: PCnn'a Extra .5c :
Western Extra 2Jc.
Cheese dull but steady: New York full
cream at l3L2Il"i4c; Western full cream III
l2LG1l3c: do fair to good ut 1Iili2c; do half
siini> 100 I01%c.
Petroleum nominal : refined 12c.
Whisky scarce ut 81 III.
SccGs-.IOOd to prime clover Gull at 6 5G5.
80; Timothy nominal 1T s. 10IIlS': Fiax-ctd
quiet ut 81 81.
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stssiTEsf.f


G"a:.-c -il!:li. ..ht, the well known clicr
Of cur county courts, died last evening
;.';.l: )n'c!1c!t, 8 ;.t his residence ~. 1:}2
L;i~. i, ~t!!..t Street. after i lingering i'll
rys,. -!r. Albright was attacked 10y
;,ncUmuni.. li!ou> two year; ;.;o g.: he re-
covered, howcvcr, sufficiently 70 resume
lli; duties III the co!;rt house for scvcra!
months. &c was tai.c:l i'll again on Feb
IS, 1880. AID since that time he has i,pt
been at tie court house.
At III" time OF his death, Nh Albright
was i'll The 1't.l year Of lii; age. lie WIS
born in this city and was :. son Of George
Albright. He was u carpenter b. trade.
and years 400 he carried on that business.
In 1884 he was appointed 4 tipaiait i'll the
court hone. and remained there umtii tie
tine Of i.;s sickness. On August 12tll,
1874, Matthias Zahn., lie court cg:ei. died.
and Cn August 18th OF the same year
MIR. Albright WAS appointed III his stead.
From that time he occupied tho cricr%
chair AID acted as Interpreter. Up To the
!:lie % lis dealt! he never LOST Z day in
court uH account o" lis uwn sickness fer
/? years. The wife -! Mr. Abr: :.l,t died
March -, 1853. Mr. .ilo:i5 5;Elt has always
been Tc5.i,!cnt o! tiii, city. aad he lived
for twcnty-s:: years il the house where lie
departed lis life. Mr.. Albright leaves
four children namely. J. i. Albright. ct
The Farmers bank. George II. Albright,
Mrs. Emily {. Knight wife of DR.. II. ID.
Knight, and NrS. {. Z. Halbach. wife of
} l"ln y. !iaii,ach, OF Bcthichem.
Nh. Albright was a fcat iavoritc with
those who had business in court. His man
nciS were Gentle and a;iahle, and his knOwi-
edge OF al court matters very extended.
Young attorneys were accustomed to con
Sult Kim relative TO the details of court
matters. and even cid members aftcn de-
pended uH his excellent memory for fixing
dates :iid events III which they were inter,
cstcit. lie possessed I, really Wit, :; fund
Of hul:,ur and al ample store OF anecdotc
with which lie Was wont IL Ec@uiie thr
idle hours OF court attaches and hosts Of
personal friends. Educated i'll 1ho rrinci-
pies ui Democracy as e.Xpou,ied by Jcier-
son ai.,i established hy Jackson, he clan.
faithfully to Tie party of his choice in tri-
unph OF defeat. lie WAS Il member OF
Tsi,i!ty Lutheran church for many years.
Few men III Lancaster were more highly
respected or will be more sincerely mourncd
than George Albright.
Death OF Henry .snndaISer.
Henry Gundakcr, tic we'll known store
keeper Of North Queen street. died this
morning shortly before o'clock. Mr..
Gniitiaher WAS born aud raised in this city,
and was :. son of John Gundaker, who
lived witt! him. lie was 4 coachmakcr by
trade a::tl tor several years was employed
by D.A. Al::ck. Alter marrying he started
ii lie millinery business in a store che
door above Finn & Brcneman's stand.
His busiies, increased largely and he
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10
BY WIRE.

Afternoon kilograms Condensed.
The Paris Republican newspapers affect
to regard yesterdays cabinet crisis as due
to y deplorable misunderstanding. and
urge the ministers to retain their port
fo!ios. 1t is expected new ministry will
be formed at once.
Earthquake in Southern Austria yester
day caused the> destruction of 200 houses
and two churches ; the cathedral was
badly damaged, as were also the palace
and country scat of the cardinal arch
bishop.
Disturbances are feared at FourcoiHg,
France, between the Catholic clubs and
the authorities, charged with the cxccu-
ton of the religious dccrces.
Philip and George Seltenrich, George
Evans and James Mahen have been arrest
cd on charge of stealing between $40, ,0C0
and 315, 900 wortl, Of jewelry from tie res
idence OF Charles Johnson, Baltimore.
John Berkley, colored, Of Bloomfield,
Ky, was fired upon BY unknown parties
and his heart literally torn out. The oh.
ject OF the murder Was robbery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10
Wires iOr Medicine.

Some time since we stopped at Pas>aic, ". j..
and were really surprised to sec the amount OF
Mr.. Spccr's stock of Port Grape Wine on hand
1T is almost fabulous. Four store houses arc
filed, and tiers upon tiers of casks. up and
down stars and i'll some eases huge casks Oc-
cupy every available spot leaving. only little
alicyway$ through which to walk 1t IS an
illimi!"blc q Hln:iiy of wine. Mono IL sold
unless it has acquired tho age OF tour years
and the buildings !. =, and 4, are OF the first
second. third AM fourth years vintage. Our
druggists have some OF the oldest of the above
wine direct troln Ny. Spe Specr.-Puf:erSon Guar
dan.
This wine il now in demand Tor comnu
niOn purposes. 1t is excellent for weakly per-
sons before retiring.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atles and
HaviS, an" s"l'l by II. +. Slayi'.lkcr.
nOl-aWiiNw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10
KID GLOVES.

a six Button Good kiI Glove. in black,
and white, all new fail shades, and most Gle
gaHt opera and evening SiI;;tie-, for
NISETY-EiGIIT CENTS.
The best Glove eyer offered tor the price.
FS-Wc offer to take back every pair that
tears or rips when pu: ON, a,d furnish u new
pair instead.
Six Button: Of the same qnality, for sl.Go.
E0-GHEAT BARGAINS THIS WEEk.-Ll
100 doZ. six-btttOn Kill Gloves for G9c
20 'loz. eight-but"n Kid Gloves, iose quality,
81 .n3a pair.
We will sell THIS WEEK 80 dOZ. LADIES.
FINE MERIEO GLOVES. in all the fall
shades. with ribbed tops. sxtr:. long. ut the
astonishing price OF TWENTY FIVE CENTS
Il pair. TINS is the biggest bargain we ever
READ THIS!
80 ,lOz. Ladies' Fine AlILincn Ic.nstitched
'> NNOTHEE GEEXT BiEI:XIN.
I0) doZ. ia!ics' Solid ColOred MERINO
HOSE. finished fine quality goods. ior lSc. Il
pair. (Thcsc Stockings wou!d be cheap at 3oc.)
An extra good, full Regular made. Pine Cot
gendarnc, garnet. at :2c. Il pair. These
extra long French goods, and cost SOC. pair
any other time.
. doz. Ladies Heavy Fleece Lined HOSE, full
regular made, ,.ouh!c heels and toes, for &c.
pair.
Full regular made Ribbed Merino Hose, in
white ami coiOrcd fon DC. = pair.
\ real Knitted Stocking, all wool, ladies'
size. in dark cardinal, ut sc. II pair. ChiIds
size from sc. up.
IN MEH1NO UNDERWEAR.
we oTcr this week the following:
\ heavy Ladies Mrrino Undcrv'st, 3'c.
An extra fine McrinO Cndervcsf, silk stitch
ed, regular culIs and shoulders 4oc. apiece.
Chiid's Undcrvests and Pants, in all sizes
and qualities.
UNION SUITS,
UNION SUITS,
UNION SUITS,
GENTS MEEINO UNDERWEAR
NOTE OUR PRICES:
An excellent J0c. Shirt tor Acc.
Drawers to match.
Seventy-fvc cent shirt and Drawers at
soc. each.
Finest goods at 7jc. each.
Scare. Msdicatcd All Wool Shirt and Drawers
ut $!.2J each.
70 Come and look at them. "a
THREE GREAT BARGAINS IN
GENTS SOCKS.
Heavy Ribbed Long W OOl Socks. .1Sc. pair .
Regular Made Fine NcrinO Socks. &c. Il pair
Real British Socks. nc. Il PAIR
Jus: received, Il lot of fifty dozen
extra large size.
HEAVY GERMAN LINEN TOWELS,
fine q .iali;y Damask. with knOttcd fiinSe, tor
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
\ rare chance, which ought not to be missed.
TIE PLACE FOR BARGAINS
Is THE
LANCASTER BAZAAR,
LANCASTER i:AZxAR,
LANCASTER: BAZAAR,
l; EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, Pa.
Il EAST KING STEELT. LANCASTER. Pa.
l.; EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, "a.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10
Coughs.


'EfoWn's ErGachidl IrccheS" are used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat,
HOarscmcss and bronchial affections. For
thirty years these TrOchcs have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and unrich but, having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly IN entire
generation. they haze attained wcll-incritcd
rank among; tho few staple rcnc'ic. of the age.
The Throat.
EfOWa'S bronchial TrOctes' act directly
On the or:;ans nftiic voice. They have an cx-
tT,nriin:try eject in I'll disorders of the Throat
and Larynx, rcstoring Il healthy tone when re-
laXc,!, either from cod or Ovcr-excrtiOn OF the
voice, and pro,'ucct c!c;,ranti distinct cnunCi-
alton. Speakers o,aH SINGERS find the Trochcs
useful.
Cough, CGit;, Catir;E OF sore Throat re-
Gurcs immediate attention, as neglect often
times results in some incur:ibc Lung Disease.
" BrOacn's bronchial Troches" will almost i'll
variaDiy give relief. limitations are offered for
sale, many oi which are I'M juriouS. The Scnu-
inc "Broca'S bronchial TrochcS" are sold
o,.iy IN b0cex THIS
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cJE.iTfIS.


ALEEIGHT.-NOv. ., 1850, in this city, George
Albright, i'll the 18th year OF his age.
The relatives AMI friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. lS2 East Chestnut street,
on Friday afternoon ut two clock. Intcrm"nt
at Lancaster cemetery 2td*
ACNEw.-In this city. on the 3;h Inst. Mary
f., only child of Robert NJ. AMI Mary Z. AG-
new. in the 3l year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her parents, No. 800 North
Duke street, Oh Thursday afternoon at 211s
O'Clock. no-et#
NE-EIr.-In this city, on the 10th inst. Mrs:
Susan Ncsbit, widow of Charles Ncsbit, aged
% years.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, Ecavcr street, on Fri
day afternoon at o'clock 2td
GUNDAKER-NOvember TO- 1889, IN this city,
Henry Gundakcr, i'll the 42d year OF his age.
Funeral On Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
from his late residence, No. 1i2 Eorth Queen
s;rect. Std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10
CHARGED WITH TOIss;EEY.

Tie --latest Phase OF tho Phiip-CarfieId Case.
New York, Nov. 10.--Policc Justice
Morgan this morning examined Samuel S.
Morey and Robert Lindsey arrested for
alleged perjury in connection with the
Philip Garfield case. The room was cleared
Of spectators. Lindsey testiiiedl his real name
was O'Bricn. Lindsey made y statement
which will be laid before the grand jury
but which is now kept secret. Morey was
also examined and made statement
which it is said is full confession, but it
is to bc kept secret.
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M.fREsk'YS.


crn shade stronger with fuir!, ac-
tive Export and jobbins tralc demand ::
SupcTline, ut s.: 9og4 80: extra, ii" ut
- 95IlG co; round hoop Ohio - 75l15 choice .iO
ut s. 1895 90; sUper!iEc wcstcr:, s.: 90l1i 81:
common TO good extra do 81 59Gl sJ; choice
TO - 90fI6 80; choice white wheat ito 81 ~
CAS-; SOuthern scarce and firm, moderate in
GuiTy; common tn fair extra ut - CJn5 - :;
gO,"i to choice do sc GiGI7 90.
Wheat without decided change and fairly
active No White, spot. 81 ISII: !o Dec,
81 ~, No: Red, Vow. 81 46pi 21% do Dec,
FL l2l}@@l 2i5l do JAN, 81 :314eal sEs4.
Corn :, sh:, tc stronger: MiEe,i western spot,
:,Ss601.c: do futlrr, 50 1GJtsc.
Oats about steady; No. Nov, ilIc; State
4IGiSc Western 59ll4OLc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10
Large funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. Nnu;c Eoycr Rush,
who died on Sunday, took place from the
residence Of the t!eccascd's father this
afternoon. 1t was very largely attended :;
!: large crowd stood in front of the hou;:.
fnr i long time and most of them viewed
ti,c remains. The services were conducted
IL Rev. J. :. Slnmakcr. and the inter
.r>:nt vas II Woodward Hill cemetery
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10
Charged WE, Caki:l;; Il Watch.

On a dispatch received from Salun.;.
yesterday, Chief Q! pnlice Dcichicr arrest
cd Henry Greek On charge Of stcalin. a
watch from Benjamin Aston, Of that place.
Greek formerly resided i'll this city, but
has been III The county for some time past.
Ti.c watch was not found on his person,
hut he is said TO have offered one for sale
man 4. =. Donnclly committed him in de-
ii.llt Of bal! for Il hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10

:s:, you disturbed ut nigh: and broken o;
yn:;" rest ly 2 'ici. child suffering anG crying
with 'nr cXcruci.iimg pain OF cutting teeth:
l: ~. :;t once ANA get bottle of MRS. WINS
Lows S';IijIlN;, SYRUP. II i'll relieve Tie
poor i:!!r Su:;t..v" a:c!y--:icncnG upon
il; there j. mistake :!DOu! L. Tlrr is not;
mother earth WIO has ever I,-n it, who vii!
nc, !r!i y0u at cnc1 that it viii regulate the
bowels and give rest 10 the mother. ANA relief
ami health to The child, operating like magic.
l. = perfectly safe to Use in al ca>.S, AMI Plsas
a:t 20 tn" taste. ans! is lie prescription OF ono
OF the oldest a,u: best ftnl'!: physicians and
nurses in The i'niiri t..@ sold every here.
- cents :. Int:." Ii!.-lvti.Swn.W.%
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10
Did Not Celebrate

The Republicans, Of Elizabeth township
---:,;,i It is lul! o! 'cm--ilad made cxtcn-
:.ivc preparations on last Saturday to in
,iUl.c in Il REGULAR Old cantlco and Il gen
c.al .jo!!i:icati III iu homer of Gen. Garticld's
election. but it seemed that the Gods were
unwilling, as It raincd all evening. They
rcsolvcdto have the spree On the following
Monday, but Bally Marks, the COW doctor,
heard that New York had ''gonc for Han
cock" That settled it. BOSS Reist,
H::ickervile's premier politician, believing
the ruinor to I've true. declared the Trims;
Iut OF till they hear more news
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS.

OUR REGULAE; CORRESPONDENCE.
! It WAS more lively il Columbia last
evening than we have seen It for some
| time. Pedestrians turned cut strong to
look at the Republican parade or take q
part in it, and before eight o clock Second
street and Locust, from Odd Fellows hall
| to the Franklin house, were .jammcd with
people. The parade, which is generally
conceded to have been a tame affair, was
formed in tie order appointed for previous
paradcs and moved of & little after eight
| O'Clock. Tie route proceeded over
was Il long one, taking il almost
every street IL town, and It was
after 10 clock when the column was dis
missed. The ircnvillc band and the Citi-
zcn,' band OF this place, with the WrlghtS-
Vile drum and fife corps, furnished the
music. : biz mistake was made hy
the battalion III not appointing the parade
for Wednesday evening last when tie
enthusiasm was certainly much greater
than it is nCw. as in the week succeeding
;Ic day mentioned the novelty has WON
o!l, and co!sl rucrtly, although the noise
made by tin hnrns rattlcs, bells etc, was
terrific. there was but little genuine en-
ttus;asm disploycd. The iluminatiDns
aiong the route OF procession we're above
the average. This parade, VIC are glad t"
say. is the last one Columbia viii have and
We trust, u,if citizens VIII now sc;i!c ou"n
.,n'l Let things take thei:; ordinary coursc
50 that !oc& :loy;a may once more a'ttil
IFS sway.
While tie Il publican parade VAS iprnl-
ing 1t Second and L.cust streets last even
in; small boz, who was sta,;li., in the
mi'id!e nC the street, was $t:uc!; ana
knocked down )? Il hrG5:. attached IT, :.
heavy W;.ol, but not iottt!, hurt.
The E-iyilal,e ;u,l Shawnee fire coinvam
les WI! elect officer; at t:."ir next n.""t-
in@s.
We wc.e si.,w.: thi: nlo!nins a twig
from grape yin" a. which new leaves
had formed. Iit1li> wacin weather cen
times the v:Hc. Will make a mistake and
II. {, come uuL III their summer ;,tiis: for
tii!. second time in t!!c same yc;.r
Samuel II. Reynolds, esq, o.! Lancaster,
was il town tli5 morning.
The Pennsylvania G,i!:oad uom;.2ny #.c
repairing the trac,..; and Gi"in. things II
.sc"l:ii v!c&I.n-4lj, GA Front street, bc-
A:;ccn Locust and the depot.
\ portion Of tie Few pavement III front
"c tic p Il. Il. depot has fallen il. The
;rylj'c can probably he traced /" TIE Ic-
cont i4cavy r;sitia.
There were y large nninbtr oi onrcou1i-
Try cousins in town la. night. 'i'hc"c
same people tur! out w>ll when ary t!!i!!"
'"Etia" is going Oh.
>!:. VIII. iendtic!l let iicro Yesterday
- attend the Eastman business cnlir:c =:
nUCGhkcrrsic. \ Y.
There were nu!nb3: of drunkcn men
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10
Sale o. Real Estate.

;lmici less s. Son, auctioncecr Is, sold
at public sale, last night, at Charles
Trippic'" Cooper house, for John A.
Schum and Charles I'olzworth, adminis-
traitors Of Philip Schum, deceased. the
well known business stand on West King
street. lately occupied by Philip Schum,
son {: Co., and previously by II. L. Rho;sds
s. Bro. to \. \. Brcnen,an, .r., for $l'.-
80 sl,ijcct t, y dover of 81, ji2.10.
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,.;.n: ,!Sy ItClss.

Uac d., last wcel1 Harry KciIcy. aged
about II years. Of Mount JOY, on his way
iIom H"icol N;ss pushed into the quite:
:i!id had jiis iI.: arm broken.
GA Saturday afternoon Jacob Eruncl'. Il
;nUn-c maiic;i man. an employee at D. IL.
t.!.;:c > !;'l4.i:.I.v i..unu!:ic;ory, Mount Joy.
had four fingers c,It from his Left hand.
Diphil@iit is IagiIg to an alarilil :
extent III tic vicinity of Mount Jog.
Deaths are daily reported.
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EiH:, ~ -iE:. COT STT.
l:HiiI;uw ;;,r,a:Cd East itvcr:n..

..i:s- s-!CE:'..'
Las; evening about 3 o'clock 4 two
story i':':c:: i:nus. belonging II as.i rccu-
pied ny the widow ni Icniimi'l Ncn:. on
the Charleston roa;;. about, Il mile .,!.i. of
!;rcncTiam :, tavern, in Name: township,
.yas discovered /" BE- Oh fire. When first
seen the fire Vas III the roof. The neigi,
hors succeeded in putting it out after The
roof and tic contents o: the garnet were
destroyed Tic balance of the prnnertv =
was saved. The building WA insured
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Committed for Larceny.

l!';.is Acnlig had a hearing before Al
Gerna" Spnrrcr. and i'll default of bail
was committed 10 prison to answer for the
larceny Of live eases Of leaf tobacco, taken
from b" warehouse of i. 7. kenais, t!iis
city.
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Not Exactly.

Uayc you been mrch ut sea: No. not exactly,
but my brother married admiral's
daughter.
Were you ever il France: No. not exactly,
but my mothers name was French
Dill you ever have The rheumatism? No. not
exactly. bat my father had and he cTrei
ii with DR.. Thomas Ecloctric Oil.
For sale by H. Il. Cochran, druggist, Is. and
I29 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. -
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The Tidy Housewife.

The careful. tidy housewife. when she is Civ
in- her house its spring cleaning, should bear
in mind that the dear inmates OF her house are
more precious than housca and that their sys-
TENS need cieansin. by purifying the blood,
regulating he stomach and bowels to prevent
ana cure the diseases ari-in. from spring MT
lariu and ,niaS;na. and she should know that
there is nothing that will do it so perfectly and
surely Is Hop BittcIs tie purest and best OF
All medicines. See other column.
NI-owGSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10

l.; Tn! cause for thc happiness of that man
across the way is that he went 10 WILLIAM
son & FOSTER, 81 El=t King street, Lancas-
tn?. the o:Ecr day. AID pure l:;sc c on of their
Gnr Reversible Ovcrco:ts. which they are sell
Ing III prices ranging from So to $50. He gives
ynu good advice when lie tells you to go and
see chem. nOvl0-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10
Death OF SaSau Ncsbi:.

Ms. Susan Ncsbit. one OF the oldest
Ladies' in this city, died this morning at her
residence, on Beaver street, i'll the 92d
year Of her age. She has Away resided in
this city and was married in the year 1912
her husband has been dead for at least 80
years. She was sister OF Mrs. Frederick
li.Hlbright and an aunt of our well known
towns,nan, Col. Henry \. Hambright.
She also has relatives in Pittsburgh, and
she was very we'll known by the old citi-
zcnts OF Lancaster. The funeral will take
place on Friday afternoon at . o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10
iEW ADTERT,ISEllENTS,
TO TEACHERS!

You respectfully inytei call and
goods We receiving frequent mpaions
goods from France Italy and Switzerland which exhibition
received.
OF: Diamonds including gems
We exhibition Oil Paintings
with
Clocks suitable
Bells Ink Stands Holders Knives
&c. We regular
articles usually found in jewelers.
cordially
% ours
f. z. RHOADs & BRO, Jewellers,
No. 4 West King Street.