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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-19
LYDIA E. PINKHAMS
Vegetable Compound,
The Positive Cure For
All Female Complaints.

This preparation, as its name signifies, con
siStS OF Vegetable Properties that are harmless
to the most delicate invalid. Upon one trial
the merits of this compound will be recognized,
as relief is immediate; and when its use is con-
tinued, in nincty-nine cases in hundred, q
permanent cure Is effected, rs thousands will
testify. On account of its proven merits. it is
to-day recommended and prescribed by the
best physicians in the country.
1t will cure entirely the worst form of falling
OF the uterus, LeucOrrhGa, irregular and pain
tul Mcnstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, In
fammation and liberation, Floodings, all Dis
placements and the consequent spinal weak
ness, and is especially adapted to the Change
of Lite.
In fact it has proved to be the greatest and
best remedy that has ever been discovered. 1t
perneates every portion of the system, and
gives new lite and vigor. 1t removes faintncss,
and relieves weakness OF the stomach.
1t cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tration, General Debility. Sleeplessness, De.
preston and Indigestion. That feeling of bear
ing down, causing pain, weight and backache,
Is always permanently cured by its use. 1t
will at all times, and under all circumstances
act in harmony with the law that governs the
female system.
For Kidney complaints of either sex this
COmOOund Is unSurDaSSCd.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.
Il a two-stOrv BRICK HOUSE, with two
story Brick Back Building attached, situate at
No. so East Orange street, with gas in every
room, and just newly papcTed. Will be sold 1T
private sale OF cheap and easy terms:
Apply to JOHN HIEMENZ,
novl3tfu No. . North Queen street.
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ence and happy restoration to the hopes and
Joys of life, to the use OF Warmers Safe Kidney
aud Liver Cure, and say to everyone suffer
ing from any manner Of kidney, liver or uri-
nary trouble. "C Csc this remedy and recover
w. Z. SANFORD.
HOL{eu " " Feb o5 1850
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EOK SALE.
Il A beautiful residence ut public sale. On
THURSDAY, ,NOVEMBER2j -, 1850, will be sold
ut public sale at the Leopard hotel, East King
street. in the city OF Lancaster. the following
valuable property. to wit:
n lot OF ground situated Oh the north side
of East Orange street. in the city If Lancaster
Pa, containing in front on said street 81 feet
more or less, and extending nOrthwartly 2i5
feet to Marion street bounded on the north
by Marion street, aforesaid. on the south by
said East Orange street on the east by Il public
alley, and OH the west by ground Of L: 7: Cox,
on which Il double twOstory BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE Gothic style), No. 7l9. with Back
Building and other improvements are erected
This is really Il desirable property. The house
is nearly new, well built, OF good material, has
all the modern improvements, and the lOca-
tion is one of the pieasantcst i'll the suburbs of
the city.
Good title and possession OH April |, 1881.
Ten per cent. OF purchase money on day OF
sale. 81, 500 on April l. $751; balance can remain
on the property on first mortgage at six per
cent. interest.
Sale to commence ut o'clock p. H., of sail
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by -
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG.
II. SHUBEET. Auct. novl5-lOtd
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Trains connect al Recalling with trains to and
from Philadelphia, POttsvillc. Harrisburg, Al
lentOwn and New York, via Bound Brook
Route.
At Columbia with trains to and from York,
Hanover, Gettysburg, Frederick and Balti-
Ill ore. \. NJ. WILSON, Supt.
DENNS E.liiEOhD.-NEW
1 SCHEDULE-On and after SUNDAY
NOVEMBER StIl. 1880, trains on the "cnnsyi-
Na':::. Railroad Will arrive and leave The Lam
a:..:i.i and Hhiladclphi;. Mepots as follows:
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Lydia E. Pinkham'S Vegetable COMPOUND

is. prepared Mt 233 aud e3J Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Price 81. Six bottles for S. Sent
by mail in the form of pills, also in the form of
loZenges. on receipt of price, 81 per box, for
either. Mrs. .PINKHAM freely answers all let
tcrs of inquiry. Send for pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA f.
PINKHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They cure Con-
stipation, Biliousness and Torpidi.y of tho
Liver. . cents per box.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

FSTATE OF MARY MULVANY, LATE OF
II the city of Lancaster, deceased. The
undersigned auditor, appointed to distribute
A. Coyle, esq, administrator, to and among
those legally entitled to the same. will sit for
that purpose on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
H. 1850, at 10 o'clock a. m, in the library room
of the court house. in the city of Lancaster,
where all persons interested in said distribu-
tiOn may attend. w. ID. WEAVER,
Oct2e-4tdOaw Auditor.
ESTATE OF JANE EWING, LATE OF
IL Lancaster city, deceased. Letters of adj
ministration on said estate having been grant
cd to the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto arc requested to make immediate pay
mcnt, and those having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the undersigned. re-
siding in Lancaster, Pa.
ELIZABETH ELLIOTT,
JOSEPH WILFONG,
Administrators.
j. J.. STEINMETZ, Atty. O23 6ttlOaw
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n O6es,
Cooked up noses ars pert and some nay not too
civil,
Some have none like bear when q cub,
A fine stately nose. may sometime hlde
devil,
And an angel may beam in a snub
But noses OF all kinds no matter their shape,
Are attacked some time with disorder,
Catarrh caused by cold, viii! cause their head
to ache,
But Electric Oil WILSON put you in order.
For sale by H. Il. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
l39 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. 80
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SALE. On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
20. lssO, at the Leopard Hotel, the heirs of
John Shertz, deceased, will sell the following
Queen street, with q contiguous lot, together
fronting ~ feet IL inches. and in depth 2i5 feet
to an alley. with 4 pump in the yard, choice
fruit trees, grape vines and other improve
ments.
Sale to commence at ~ o'clock p. Ill.
nl37td HENRY SuCBERT. Auct.
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DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE PROP

DCBIIC SALE OF VALUABLE PKOP.
i ERTY.
dersigned will offer ut public sale, the val,-
able property,'No. 2S5 East Orange street. Ian
caster. belonging to the heirs OF Jacob Staut-
fronting % feet, 6 inches on Orange street. and
extending in depth 2i5 feet to Marion street,
"a feet public alley. on which IS erected two
story brick dwelling house on Orange street,
with wide hall, parlOr. dining room, kitchen
and sleeping apartments, with gas and water.
On Marion street are erected two new two
story brick tenant houses, with slate root, and
also q two story stone tenant house Oh the lot,
always eligible tor good tenants.
Possession and title April, ISL.
Persons wishing to view the property can
do SO Cn tie day OF sale by calling on the
premises.
Sale at Leopard hotel, East King street, ut
p. H., when conditions Of sale will be made
known by
HEIRS OF JACOB sTAUFFER. decd.
Henry SHuBERT. Auct. nOvl3 l62.3
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GOSPEL Truths.

He that is surety for stranger shall smart
for it. But he that trusteth in Spring Blossom
tor curing Liver. Kidney and complaints q q
like tendency. shall never be disappointed
Price Soc, trial bottles lOc. For sale by IL. b.
Cochran, druggist. l37 and l39 North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa. 40
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no. 236 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
39-tfdMWF&S Lancaster, Pa.
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ItOiUs.ElA AND PORT DEPOSIT Il. Il
Z, Trains now run regularly on the CG!uInDia
and Port Deposit Railroad on the following
time:
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JIs-lSELEE.;; GUIDE
r ANCAsTEE AND sIILLERsyILLE X, X

IL Cars run as follows:
Leave Lancatscr II. Il. HepOt). at I, 3, ami
ll30 Il. H., and 9, 4. and $50 p. H., except On
Saturday when the last car leaves 1T $50 y. III.
Leave Millersville COwer en,!) ut 5, $, and
a NJ, and l, 3. ) and p. II.
Cars run daily on above time cxcep, "n sun
day.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

Without ANYTHING Of very great
interest to chronicle, We are glad to
note the rapid progress OF our farm
ers7 some are planting corn and 9TH
ers are nearly ready TO put IN their
cotton seed. Wheat Is looking con
siderahly better since the Cessation
of rain We had most refreshing
ram recently. which was needed
very badly, the ground being so
hHrd that farmers could not DO good
blowing
We are pleased TO notice the Visit
Of Prot G. w. Campbell to our VII
lage. The Professor has host OF
friends here, who are ever ready TO
welcome him back to the place OF
his childhood. Mrs. &. j. Reed las
been Quite III for some time but Is
nov couvalescing, SO we learn 1t
Is with great sorrow that We note
the death, from dropsy. o. Que Of
the best mothers of eur neighbor-
hood. Mrs. RItteuberry She has
been a sufferer for a long time, and
At times her pain was almost IN
bearabIe. She was q DlOus woman,
and noted for her charity and be-
uevOleuce. She vas ever ready 60
relieve the distressed, visit the sick
and assist those that she 5h0Ugn5
IN need of aid. We eondole with
her afflicted relatives and friends.
Our sabbath school IL fourishIng.
We are pleased To notice the enter
prisjng spirit Of Misses Alice 7
and Ada W IN their unJiring ef
forts to secure means OF purchas
ing an organ for the church at this
place. We learn that they have
raised about half of the amount re-
quired, by subscription Success
to you, young LADIES'. Our friend
Josh gave one of his interesting
musical Entertainments at Hanna :
hall last Thursday night, assisted
BY a travelling troupe from Ala
hama- ULVA-
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Prospect.

An item or Two from this place
may hot come amiss. The farm
ers, VINO we're complaining 4 few
days ago Of the dry winds. which
hardened the grnnnA -. sEI1E1 PtK1-rr-
Ing was almost Impossible, are now
smiling and CON placens again The
recent fne rain dissolved the ci0ds
and saturated the soil, which is
now IN good condition for work
Spring with It's baImy breeZss, Iss
beautiful flowers and musical sony
birds, Is fairly upon US and our
spirits correspond with the gladstone
face of nature. Wheat is locking
well, where the stands we're good !;
corn Is being planted rapidly cot
ton Is being planted 90 q large
scale, and we have the promise
Of al abundant supply OF garden
truck
Our town Is constantly growing.
The mercantile business Is brisk,and
I think profitable Considerable
cotton was purchased here during
the season. Mr.. j. E Wes5m0reIand
bought $40 bales, H c. McLaurIne
ESQ bales, = E. and W Whitfield
go bales, and other parties about
loo bales. This Is not u bad show
ing
Our young ladies' are very gay
and cheerful, and if Signs Indicate
anything, I think some wedding
cake viii be OrdsreG SOon-
TRAMP
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

L. has been suggested that the
Democratic state Executive Cou-
uIEtee should change the time OF
holding the convention 20 appoint
delegates to the Cincinnati conVen-
JIOn from the sth Of June to an ear
her date, which viii be embraced II
the period Of the centennial expCsT-
ton. The suggestion is IN excel
lent one, and, IN our opinion Il
should receive instant and fayora-
bic consideration from the commit
tee On this subject the Memphis
Ledger entirely reflects our views.
IL says Many Of the eight OF nine
hundred delegates who viii proba-
bly, attend the Democratic State Con
ven ton would Ike also to be At the
Nashville centennial vet viii not
feel abe to make two trips 10 Nash
vile. The centennial viii be eele-
bcated on the 18th Of April and the
exposition vii be kept open &
month longer If the 54sh or the
18th OF April Is deemed too early 4
day for the Democratic convention.
II could certainly be held some time
before the exposition closes. Very
few care 60, or can afford TO make
three trips to Nashville this sum
mer. Yet the Executive Commit
tee utterly unmind full Of the centsn
NAL n which every citizen should
feel pride, has called two
state Couven tons one On the
sth OF June and the other on the
10th Of August. This nav suit
Nashville hotels and boarding house
keepers, and a few people IN the vi
entity who can come and 20 1t
small cost-but it viii certainly keep
& good many citizens from attend
ing the Nashville Centennial The
sGh Of June was selected apparent
Iy more out of desire to know
first what the Chicago Republican
convention would do than to suit
the convenience Of 4 majority who
WOuId be likely TO attend We
would ike foe it TO be understood
that it costs something TO be o.
constant trOE TO Nashville. and that
some who propose to attend the
Democratic convention viii, under
present arran gemeuts, have to tore
20 the patriotic pleasure OF attend
ing the cen tenniaI Of the state cap
iEai
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Pleasant Valley.

w heat Is still looking very we'll
though some fear another FROST.
We we're glad TO see the showers
come last week The ground vas
getting sc hard We could not pillow.
DR.. John T. Steele, our eu5erpris
ing new RzII man, Is doing q lively
business. We wish him much sue
cess.
Capt. james E AbernaEhy tells
US be has sOwn something over one
hundred acres OF clover and grass
this spring. The Captain Il al en-
terprIsIng farmer and an honor 70
that vocation
We met and organized our sab
BATH school at the appointed time.
We have a full school. Capt. Ab-
srnathy Is cur superintendent.
Mira MeEenzie, Misses Ella, Kate
and Lizzie D. Aberna5hy, Esqure
T. G. Alternately and Prof D. A.
Mcknigh5 we're selected as teach
srs. TheF are al abundan tIy quail
fled for earnest and thorough
sunday school work
Miss VicIe Knox. OF Lynnville,
& the guest Of her sister Mrs. c. c..
Cameron
We have two young men IN our
vicinity who are candidates for
naCrimouy- They are conspicuous
for gIllautry whenever i faIr face
appears on the social horizon
Success Is the only thing thai viii
ave them from the lunaSic ASYLUM.
Our young ladies are busy piec-
lag quilts. earn ing how to make
soap, raising fowls and giving their
IGGen Gion TO other things connected
with housekeeping Il IS leap year,
you know.
Prof. D. A McEnight, who has
1eeu III for some time, is up and
about.
We have q few cases OF measles
here; no other sickness that We
know Of
Our quarterly meeting WIS held
nc this place LAST Sunday Rev i.
4. 0rman otficia5esI- and Delivered
IN able sermon To 4 large eongrega-
don Sox.
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FIgorous YfndIeatfan.

We have have always understood
that Governor Brown made one. Of
the best governors that ever graced
the executive chair Of Tennessee.
We deny that be -signIIIY bank
~ psed that state, or Is n any way
responsible for Iss financial coudi-
tIOn- The ex-governor Is popular
at home, and not less so IN Texas
where be At present resides We
have never known a gentleman N
public or private life, more frIHk
and possessing al those admirable
qualities Of head and heart caIcula-
5ed 10 inspire respect and conf
deuee-- Marshall Tex Herald
You have always understood
Alright. John c. Brown was one Of
the best governors Tennessee ever
had j gentleman above reproach,
be has tiled every position N civil
or military life with signal ability,
ant has performed aT- esusf-z With
the earn -5Gness of & man with fixed
Convictions, who, knowing what Is
right, does 1t. The gra5uIr0uz hiug
OF the Austin Statesman Is uuwOr-
thy of q paper Of It's Standing and
does IN asGIce to one OF the first
public men Of the country The
knows John c Brown and
ha5 never failed TO record It's est
mate OF him-al estimate IL high
As tha5 entertained BY the people OF
Ieuues see for anV of her LIVING
sGaJesuen.- Mem phis Appeal
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MidbFidge.

We are prosperous to the extent
Of makIug living and have enough
surplus cash n cur pockets TO re.
Lew our subscTIptiOua TO GheCErTzEN.
Our farmers have SO Tar made
hut little progress with the coming
crops, but are now hard at work
making up for lost time Some Of
the weaGher-wIse are predicting a
drOu5h, and for fear their prugnOs-
G.catious viii be reaIized, cur
EIrmers should break their lands
well before planting.
The wheat crop II this neigh Dor
hood vas badly damaged by insects,
and n many places there Is nOue &c
be seen. Fhe crop on bottom lands,
though, IL better than lasr year.
The heal5h Of cur community u
good, barring 4 few colds, and Doc
5slrs T. r Clark and William Aher-
uathy, who administer phYsie To the
Gliug IN this part OF the cou1sys
hive but L5EIe 20 do.
We nave 4 very fourishing
school, II charge OF Miss Josie
Edmunst0G, a young lady Of vsry
superior qaaIi fica6ions, who ia giv
IHg general sa5isfIcSi0u Sue Il a
Thorough and conscien 5i0us teacher,
AID Is quite popular both with PIT
runs aud pupils.
We are church going people
ald ATTEND divine worship reguIariy.-
Oar people are mich pleased with
Rev Geerge ; Byron, who 0ffici-
ass this year 10 The MsthoCiist
church, He il a kind and 1S5en tive
pastor a f0rGihle and entertaining
PREACHER ald 4 gsaeraI fav0ri5s n
.h,s social circle A few years aga
shss church had only five members,
low It nun hers more than TWEEN tvs
lesh5tY Increase, everything cousid I
srEd. The Church near here holds
-egalar mouthly services, Elder
,pivY officiating, Who Is also very [
acceptable o his dock The col /
sret people also have church N /
ne nGighboCh0od Add they hold (
resleaE meetings.
We have Two biackSTn IEl shops (
Ehlsh uanage so secure plenty Of 4
vorL AID the merry uGsics OF the
anvil Is heard the whole day long
CllpC- Rivers has put en- town
1y Az and a now ruErI1E 4 1O5by q
0oking wagon, drawR oY a pair ct
pa1kIng horses. I saE hIs team
be other day aad nis10ok is for
ne 'sf your eIsy surR0u1s-
OgE anglers ara hAEI1ss d1e sport
CIV Nix
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LITTLE WILLIE EEL.

Al augei stopped 20 Kiss ms cheek,
And 4 lily paIed whers the rose had 5loomed-
And 20 so0ni 'tEas hardly morning.
The dew still chung % the d0wgr-
Why transplant N smother bowers
Could heaFen not wait the adoruingf
Oh, Cod let life pa a day At least.
Twas hardly u0ruIug-muBr the sun 70
down n the aaatf
You want with the angel that Kissed you.
Willie,
But You did not love bin better silan
mother
Ee took she rosa and left The lily,
As Ea lakes one hope % leave another
Thou art good and wise. Most Gracious One
But It's hard 70 say, THY viii ga danein
Pulaski, March IS, 1880. 3. G.. J..
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EAdverusemsnG-I
TIE Goldman Trial.

The Executive Board OF RichIanG
Creek Association held a meeting this
incoming Ia. the court house IN the inter-
est OF NJ Zion Baptist Church OF Pu-
lIskI-
The morning hour having expirsd,
5hehouse went mo 4 committee Of the
whole. Rev D. c. Coleman, pastor OF
the Pulaski ehHrch. WIS arraiGned,
charged with having separated from his
vie I'd I've n an mineral sE.I1e WIKI
another woman
After due delihera5iuu en- 5his subject
proof sufficienE 20 affect his staining
WIS wanting, cut the board Thought It
prudent I'd instruct the Key. D. e. Cole
man Cd evacuaGe pulaski, and he VIII
be considered pastor there no longer.
Done By order OF the board
RKv- T P SMITH, CHM
8Kv- JNO. ;. GELMORZ- elk pro tenn
Pulaski, Tenn. April 3d. 1880.
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RCEhrock, nephew Of the Colonel
This community sesls much IKE a
family who had lost It's father. He
did g. much AZ any one who ever
lived IN this community TO give
character to It, and we may truth
fully say be was tina modest work
OF GOd-sn honest man
G. ). Tate desires % say he Is no
longer IN the SPOOL trade. A eoun-
try man last SATURDAY. wslke,l up TO
the counter and threw down fifty
aicely-ssrUng empty sp00is With as
much sang fraud a. Davy Crockett
ever threw down a e00u skin. He
exelaimet8: There. I brought you
fifty. I want some shar' pins. a
quarters werth Of coffee and the
rest ID money" Tate explained that
he was out OF the business now.
Did not want to buy Country "a -
said he'd be Iii he mustu t take
EN- Nor would he hear aay expIa-
nation but went OF prOnouneing
aledicEi0ns against merchants for
trying to cheat poor eouutrymen-
Il Is reported that W c. Carter
thought to create 4 corner IN
spoois, by trading hillside and dairy
products mostly hillside) fer i
wagon LOAF of spooIs for which he
wants q market. Tate proposes To
sell out to Carter and take It IN
charms
Many are ready 20 plant cotton
this week. which vii class early
for Us. The bulk of the corn Is
planter.
Reports reach Us from our friends
IN Florida that some are having
ehills. Mr. sam Dugger Mi urv
Texas before rerur-ing. Enough
energy and money are spent Gu
these viii goose fights I'd set the
persons well up IN Efe-and yet
leave shem poor in everything but
vain regrets LYNN
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Bethel.

Since the cessation OF the rain
our farmers have gone to work IN
earnest. They are now under full
Roadway planting corn and bedding
cotton ground They are going Go
plant more coGJ0n than ever.
Wheat has come out very much and
Is now looking we'll. Very few
oats sown In this locality. some
OF cur neighbors ara trying guano
On their poor land.
DR.. Davenport WIS TO have lee
5I1red at the Institute last Friday
night. but for some cause or other
failed to put N an appearance,
thereby Causing considerable dIsas-
continent
Mrs. j. z. Lucas has been quite
Ill for some time. Mr.. DodEon, of
Arkansas, Ia visiting Mr.. Lucas.
Drs. Byron Roberts and MckIs-
sack have spent several weeks with
Us, pulling and patching up old
teeth
A nagr0 woman living on Mrs.
Grigsb rs farm had her child her
house and it, contents burned the
other day Cause. Carelessu ess.
Do YOU know whO. wants a bench
legged fiste2 Our village has a
superabu1dance Of these palGry ca
hines, OF ali col0rs. ares, etc. Mr.
W Is IN fine spirits about his rah-
bits-he viii 5000 be able TO supply
the demand.
Mr. Jas. Yarbr0ugh Is learning
blacksmith trade.
Several OF our ei5Zeus attended
quarterly meeting at NJ. Carmel ca
Sunday, and came back veil pleased
with Bro. Ormau and the dinner.
PETER.