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SHOTGUN POLICY.

The Irish Agitation Growing, Apace.
LONDON, Nov. ia telegram from
Baliina represents that great excitement
prevailed there in consequence Of q report
that fifty Oransemen would pass through
that place for Bagcott's farm. Firearms
were issued and carried by bands of men to
oppose the passage of the Orangemen. 4
meeting was hastily called at which loaded
revolvcrs were produced and most violent
language against the government was
used.
information tia. Pscten.:s Trouble.
LONDON, Nov. 1i.-Thc Times this
morning says: s. We believe the irish ex-
ccutives are in possession Of ample and in
disputable proof that not alone 4 spirit of
lawlcssncss, but it.: organized forces ard
systematic methods are spreading from
county to county.
The Manchester Guardian says it is un-
derstood the Mr.. Forster, chief secretary
for Ireland, presented in yesterdays cabinet
council evidence as to The state Of affairs in
Ireland which might excite alarm if the
government were not thoroughly provided
for any contingency. 1t is believed how
ever, that Mr.. Forster is c)ulilent that
the promise of just legislation and the
firm maintenance of order will enable the
winter to- pass without any cocrcivc meas
ures."
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SELF-CONJiCTED.

Perjury III the Moiey Letter Trial.
New YORK, Nov. 11.-SamuelS S. Morey
and James O'Brien, who yesterday con-
fessed to perjury in the Chinese letter
case, were again taken to the district at
torEey's Office this morning. Several mem-
bers of the Morcy family from Massachu-
setts swore that there was no such man
as ILL. Morey, and several witnesses from
Cumberland, Md, We're present. The
confessions OF both men were bormally
signed and the evidence was laid before
the grand jury. Other arrests are expected
during the day.
After the confessions had been signed
by the two men, they were committed in
defau.t of S., 900 bail each. O'Brien was
taken back to the Tombs and Morey's
friends started out to look for bail. The
confessions, it is said, will be made public
late this afternoon. Indictments against
the prisoners will be found to-day. The
reasons why the confessions are held back,
it is said, arc because they implicate GER
tain persons who are not yet under arrest
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TIL, READING.
Meeting OF tho American Committee

Meeting. OF tho American Committee.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ia full meet
ing of the American committee, appointed
to consider the affairs Of the Philadelphia
& Reading railroad company, was held to-
day at tho Office Of the company. Mr.. J.
B. Lippincott was chosen chairman
and J. Y. Humphreys secretary. Mr..
Thomas Wilde Powell appeared before
the committee, and after statement
made by him it was unmistakably decided
that in view of the forward state Of pres
ent financial negotiations by receivers and
managers it was unnecessary for the COM
mittce at the time to take any action.
The committee, therefore, adjourned to
meet at the call Of the chairman. Mr..
Gowcn was not present.
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PHILADELPHIA, November ll.--E!Our steady
Moucrite demand; superfne 81 751S 80: eX-
IRA Si o05i 80; Ohio ami Indiana family 81 500
%: Penn'a family s. 2JI5 30: ST LOuiS
family s. sac 80: Minnesota family IS asS05 ;j
Straight So OD5a6 80 Winter ratcnt =; 5l,S. SO
Spring do 81 GolS 80. "
Rye Hour at 50 S0aI5 80
Wheat strong and higher: No Western
Ned 81 III; Pcnn'a. Rcd 81 l6Ill.l.: Amber
:: I6@l l7s4.
Corn firm with good inquiry: yellow 5sIssS
sec: mixed $50 5Shc.
Oats steady, with fair demand No. |, White
re: No. Edo t2c: No. ITO ;91:G toe; No. ,
Mixed :16S71.c.
Rye steady ut CSC.
Provisions steady: mt IS pork-o,h. SIS csc
1850 do new, SIC 2bsi !6 80; beef hams $,S 500
1900: Indian Mss beef ii sis 81; bncoH-smCk-
ct shoulders 81 GiGc salt do 81 &C; smoked
htnlS lOIl01ac: picklcsi hims S{I?c.
Lard steady: city kettle S1sGl9c: loose
butchers Sc: prime steam IS II.
Eutter-Chcice wanted Creamery extra 32c;
sio good to choice 29Is3lc: Il G. and n. \. OK
tr:l .6l,a9c Western reserve extra 2sSs2ic;
do good to choice i,;ft zoe: Rolls choice firm:
Pcnn'a FctEs, aGI2;c; Western Reserve extra
20ll2ic.
Eggs scarce and firm: Prnn'a Extra &c
Western Extra 2J:.
Cheese dul! but weak; New York fnll
cream at l3IaG9i..c; Western t.ll cream II,
l2}.1!3c: .io t;lr To good at !:9i:c; 10 half
Skins lO9I01Sc.
Petroleum dull refined! i:c.
Whisky scarce ~ 81 IL.
Secds-t'ool to prime clever dull ut sos
:. 10: Timothy nominal ut :. 200. 81: ElnX-cc,
quiet ut IL o..
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= EgisE.s COURT i;OEAEC:..
Failing in Love With the Witness nn :
stand

1a:.IH. in Love With the Witness CD 'ae
stand
Reading New.
During the session OF court yesterday,
seated III one OF the first OF The rising seats,
was q middle aged man and a young look
ing woman Tie man Appeared 10 be, as
he waS, = Woodworking farmer. and the
lady beside him was lis wife. They were
close and interested observers Oh all
that was going on, not with that
eager curiosity that chal:.ctcrizes cne
Of The parties III q case, Or
the anxious look with 4 witness
watches developments and n@rvouGly waits
10 be called, !,a5 they sat and observed
with TIC uir o. persons who were dl5ihicr-
cstel in what was transpiring, yet were
calmly Indifferent. No one noticed them
and they occupied their seats: until court
adjourned. There is i romance CONNECTED
with this couple which deserves to be re-
lated. not for the sake o: any moral that 1t
teaches, but 10 show Tie tender nature
and sympathetic heart that is wrapped in
Il it:~..A exterior. About five years ago
c,u.o week. j:roliet; into the court
house with 20 othc: object in view
than to pass an hour time. He occupied
a front seat. The lawyer was Cross-examin-
in I; iti.ca; in the case. It does not mat
ter v l!at tlic cn>c was nor Who the lawyer
wa. the attractive point hciny. as it was
with ti!c attentive farmer, the witucss-a
very pretty ycnU3 Girl. She had rosy
checks, bright ryt> and ripping black
hat, and she guyr he. testimony with a
mnicS: hanging, uf 1hc head, show
ing her to be unused to sl,ch Il pl;;c", YET
vri: l,nl .yi.h c,;,.', ,.i,.,r,,rGS or.I Ln,icSt
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aInuSenientS, 4

"Dcucon CrankeH."-Our people may expect
very enjoyable entertainment ut the opera
house On Monday night, when will be pro-
duced here for the first time the new play of
Z" deacon Crankett." by John Habberton.
author of "IIelen's Babies" The piece has
been running i'll Philadelphia during the cur
rent week and hats been received with pre-
nOunced favor by large audiences at the new
Chestnut Street Oper:, house. The scene of the
play il laid in II New England village and
the title character Is described rs 4 cross be
tween the = Vicar of W Wakefield" and "Uncle
Dan'l, the Messenger from Jarvis Section"
The action of the play is thoroughly domestic,
and is illuminated with the steady glow OF
genuine ankcc humor, graced with touches
OF pathOs, and withal pervaded by Il vein OF
romance. Mr.. Len Maginley's rendition of the
title role has been classed by competent au-
thority with Mr.. Macaulcy's and Mr.. Den
Thompson's most famous creaticns.
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Coughs
"Ero,cns bronchial 7rcchcs" are used with
advantage 10 alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat,
Hoarscncss and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these TrOchcS have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untried, but, having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly ali entire
generation, they have attained wcli-neritcd
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.
The Throat.
Ero;cns bronchial iF0ches' act directly
Oh tie organs of the voice. They have an cx-
traordinary effect in all disorders OF the Throat
and I.arynx, restoring q healthy tone when re-
laXcd, either from cold or Ovcr-exertiOn OF the
voice, and produce n cicarand distinct enunci-
alton. Speakers and Singers find the TrocEes
useful.
\ Cough. Cola, Catarrl: O, Sore Throat re-
quircs immediate attention, rs neglect often
times results insOme incurable Lung Disease.
" "BrO,cn's bronchial Troches" will almost in
variaDly give relief. limitations arc offered for
sale, many OF which are injurious. The Scnu-
inc BroWn's bronchial Iroches' are sold
only IL, 50rcs ian1jlyd&wTu,T THIS
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III: H.:;, who ..crrnt 70 Vote.

! correspondent o. IL" Heading I.''5'a
writes II t:.;:t paper rs follows: 8 DIR.
'Irbias :. t;crl!art was buSy cicctioncc:i!:g
ut III" l,>haSnn pa!i. lie tried 20 get Ill
The :irinncIatic votes in the township,
@;:i semi {; man Wit. (: horse and wagon 70
h:i,i., Samncl :icrh;nc all the way frn,n
RowmansriIIc, Lancaster county. Mr..
lIcrbire is burning charcoal up there, but
Is Il resident of Rui,csOn. When i!r. Her.
binc got within several hundred yard; of
the polls, lie said he must sec Amos Boyer
first. aili then he wouii come UP and vote
The Dcnncr;i:ic ticket. but Mr. IIcrbnr
slipped up the back way and vctcd the
Republican ticket. ':'iln sioctnr also forgot
to vote. lie ii:i'i his tictc: ready. and Il
cinW;l' O.! lnCn came TO him far tickets,
when he doctor pl: his ticket in his vest
pocket. where he tuurd it the next morn
in-. The Thought then ,,f.neh him that
he forget IN vote.
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Some time since we stopped at Passaic, Nd J.,
and We're really surprised to sec the amount OF
Mr.. Specr's stock OF Port Grape Wine on hand
1T is almost fabulous. Four store houses are
filed, and tiers upon tiers OF casks. up and
down stiars, and III some cases huge casks oc.
cupy every available spot. leaving only little
alleyways through which to walk. 1t is an
illimitablc q,;:,n:ity of wine. None is sold
unless it has acquired the age OF four years,
and the buildings !, >, and 4, are Of the first,
second, third ana fourth years vintage. Our
druggists have some OF the oldest of the above
wine direct from Mr.. Speer.--PaHsrssn Guar
dian.
This wine is now in demand tor commu
Mon purposes. 1t is excellent for weakly per
sons before retiring.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Alice and
Davis, and sold by II. f. Siaymaker.
EOl-2wtl&w
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;E;sss!si. i:Gss.iS.


Tic F,'ausylvaili.. !crIoo1 JoUiAn, edited
i'y j. =. M:ohc:%ha:Ii, state sui'crntena-
;:Et oi public inst: in:l. says u { have
Frequently called the attention ni school
board, 10 .i,c Law prescribing The mode Of
adopting text books for the public sch lJl:;.
We have Irl:i that there is !;;lt one time
il ;iiG year when the question Of text
book; cau l., Il .sc,! Un':i, viz: The tim:
brtI"c2n ihc election %: teachers AID the
A,"Il:::. uI IL" Y.I.c,is We have also
held ;ilH; .;ic teachers employed mast iic
invited t.. attend he r!v,t;.i- called 20 de-
eide .,,,Hn text hooks. and that When pres
crt they htiv Il wight IL speak on the
matter before The board, under proper
r'gu;ttipn'. ''"t not 4 right IL vote. It is
\ Pleasure - have the opinions cHtinl sctF
!'y s., able ! .iur; : rs Judge E!", =.
In deciding ;'ic i'.;l:l!uti;;H cas-. IS
t"cc; Samuel j.. kri>.!lhlum and the Ben
t':u school board. I;ss;-." EIv:cll quotes The
act q assembly. Which j. a, follows {:
iinmes,iatriy after ,i!c ;,'l,lal election oi
teachers i, c;:. district % tie state. and
b1tio1c the opening al the schools i:,r the
ensuing tcrm. there shall be :, meeting Of
lie directors Ug cC.:ltru!ici5 and t.&clir:s
ni each district. st which meeting
The directors and controllers slH:.l! Sc
;cc: ii!::. decide upon :. series o! sch:.:l
books il the ,(i::c.ca; ?':a',rhc$ 10 DC
taught ,tu.i;i, he ensuing school term.
which hooks ard 10 other s;!ii be us"d in
thc schools during sad PERIOD. BY :; sub
,:Hnu".:t az; ;h2 directors are net allowed
- c:il1f.cc ":t":Ir. t!ian one IN illrec years
l.: his; n,i;.iGu the Judge discusses at cen
length whether Tie presence .:
ti',;.!lnrS l;,nrt1. direct ,;.r ni ,nan:!,;i,V
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Gen. Hancock Discialnls Certain Sentiments
Attributed to Him and Says He Cam
not Discuss the Presidential
Question Without An
deIicacy.
New YORK, Nov. lin an interview
with Gen. Hancock ut Governors Island
by an associated press reporter this morn
ing the general denied that the letter
purporting to have been written
by him to an army officer at
Washington touching the New York vote,
was written by him, and said that he was
one of the few persons who could rot dis
cuss the presidential election ut present
without indelicacy. He also said if there
was !: letter in existence from him pur-
porting to be of that tenor. let it be pro-
duced.
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sketches Of prominent members o: Con
gress Of every political persuasion with
whom the lecturer was thrown in contact
during his occupancy Of the chief clerks
desk for long period OF years, Lz.'ice
President CoIiax, who was speaker OF the
House when IL. Lloyd was clerk, testified
to the lattcr's perfect familiarity with the
theme announced as the subject of his Ice
ture. assuring tie audience OF 9 fine treat
and expressing his regret that an engage
mcnt 70 speak elsewhere Tonight would
prevent him from remaining III this city 10
hear III. Lloyd's lecture.
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DEATHS.

ALBRIGHT.-Nov. ., 1850, in this city, George
Albright. in the 18th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. 10 East Chestnut street,
on Friday afternoon at two o clock. Intcrmcnt
at Lancaster cemetery. .td*
NEsBIr.-In this city. on the 10th inst, Mrs.
Susan Ncsbit, widow OF Charles Nesbit, aged
% years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, Eeayer street, on Fri
day afternoon ut o'clock. 2td
GUNDAKER.-November TO- 1880 in this city,
Henry Gundakcr, in the 43d year OF his age.
:SFuneral on Saturday afternoon at , o'clock
from his late residence, No. l42 North Queen
street. Services at st. James Episcopal ehurcl.
Std
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THE scientific combination of the pIrcst
drugs renders Or. ErOwning's medicines OF
the finest flavor, and are readily taken by old
Or young. Children especially arc not easily
induced to take amy kind of medicine, bat DIR.
Browning'S c. X {. Cordial, for Coughs, Colds,
Whocping Cough. etc, Is so palatable that they
are eager tor the time to come when they may
have more. Sold 10y all druggists at 50 cents
per bottle. W. Champion Browning. NJ. d..
Proprietor. HI Arch Street, Philadelphia.
nll-lwtlNw
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ILlEKE-S.
Now York Marker.

NEW YORK. Nov. Il.-Flour-Statc and West
ern shade stronger with fairly ac-
tive export and jobbing trade demand ::
supernne, ut 81 09i 50: extra dO ~
siGoGi %; choice. do, 81 S0aG4 90; fancy do
u H@G60o: round hoop Ohio - 7595: choice DO
at 50 1895 %; superfine western 8: 9Ol4 s.: !:
common 10 goo,l extra 90 - 5Otsi So: choice
90 ~ Wg6 90; choice white wheat ito - 15
al "; Southern quiet and steady moderate in
Quiry; common 10 fair extra ut IS lDsl5 Is |:
good to choice do IS 1Otl1 co.
Wheat 193l4c ,wer and fairly active, main
ly speculative: No. White Dec, 81 I9L:II 20 :;
10 Jan. u 2l1; No. Red. Nov. 81 ;s6li 81
do Dec. 81 2l$ sci 2ll. DO JAM. 81 2isssGoI 2is
Corn scarcely so firm : MiNeu western spot
5SISOc: do future, 5S.i6)c.
Oats about steady; No. Dec. 4ai4 30 JAM.
4319c; State ileIi91sc Western i0ni9c
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ST. .Steni,cns Tair.

The lairoi $t.Stcp phcn's Lutheran ciiurci,
closed last night after very successful
run. Articles which were CHANGED off
were Won by the following parties who had
the most votes
Organ, Miss Saliie Norbcck gold watch,
John Ocl,s: silver watch, Frederick Coos;
sewing machine, Miss Maggie Croft (;
lounge, IErS. Miller gun, Jacob Wolf !;
carriage, Wm. Wisner; spring wagon,
Wm Rchf,ss doll, Miss Annie Baltz :
barber tools, AIv. Eisman dressing bu-
rciu. Henry Wagner
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Reckless ErivinG and Upset.

William Schultz, jr., and 4 young gen.
tiaman friend, driving 4 black mare i'll :;
top buggy a:ound town this afternoon,
urged her to undue speed through the
streets, and i'll passing the soldiers
monument about three o'clock, turn-
ing too suddenly at the north
east, corner the mare slipped. ION the Bel
-ian blocks and fell with great violence to
the pavement, upsettins the buggy, tear
ing the harness and throwing ont both oc-
cupants Of the vehicle. Nobody was hurt
and no serious damage done.
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IL. Sanders. who has been wanted for
snoc time, gave himself np to the police
c':ia":s several days ago. Last evening lie
was To have i,al u hearing before Alder
:'ian i:a,r on d charge Of lc:oHious assault
and battery on Patrick Hagen, whom, it
was ALLEGED. he ind severely beaten some
time ago. Hagen did not appear against
him and lo case WAS dismissed.
As son: as Sanders was discharged OIL
Ger Holman arrested him On a charge of
assault and battery. preferred by john II.
Keller. This assault occurred in August.
1879. Hiit Sanders has never been arrested
Tor it. lie save bail for hearing.
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tMdEEI-iGES.

KAUFFNAN-CHARLEs.-O the llth OF NOHen-
Der, 1850, by the Rev. w. L. Gerhard, ut his res
idcnce, 40. 81 East Orange street, Mr.. Aaron
nie B. Charles, OF Manor. ltdEw*
DUNLAP-MAY.-Novemb 10, 1850. ~ the
residence OF the brides parents, by Rev. DR..
Greenwald, Stephen II. Dunlap. Of Lancaster
township. to Miss Clara T.. May, daughter OF
John May, of Lancaster city.
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y ORDINANCE PEOYiDING FOl;


n uniform curbstoncs in the city OF Lancas-
ter.
SECTION l. BE it ordained by the Select and
Common Councils OF the city Of Lancaster,
that in all cases where By existing ordinances
curbstOncs are required to be set by the OWN
crs OF any lots situated and bounded upon any
public street within the city of Lancaster. such
curbstoncS shall he OF granite stone, with an
upper or top edge seven inches thick, not less
tiian twenty inches sidc nor less than five
much of the side facing the street aS will De
be dressed TO an even and straight surface.
SECTION .. That in case of default by owners
of property to set curbstOnCs of the quality
and dimensions provided for i'll section L. the
Street Committee shall proceed to have such
curb5 set as and in the manner provided by
ordinances now in force, ut the cost OF such
owners of property.
Ordained and enacted into a l.iw at the City
ofy.ancastcr, OctObcrf. 1880.
JOHN LEvEEGODD.
President Common Council,
IIEREE4T JOHNSTON,
Clerk Common Council.
ROBERT 4. EVANS,
j. X. BArI President Select Council.
Clerk Select Council.
The above Ordinance, not having been re-
turned by the Mayor to the body in which 1t
originated within the period specified by law,
becomes effective without the Mayors sigma
furc, according to tine provisions o: sal! law
HERBERT JOH NSTON,
nov93t,l Clerk Common Council.
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Chicago, Nov. IA fire broke out
at II o'clock last night in the large five
story building Oh Randolph street, near
Fifth avenue, adjoining the Briggs house,
and occupied by Summers, Clark Y Co.,
picture frame manufacturers. The loss is
estimated ut 100000.
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I.fil;: E.:ferDriSc,

i Stock company. under the name OF
Altholsc, CrisSr.au {. Co., has purchased
about ali acre Of ground OH the line OF Inc
railTca,i cast Of the station in IitiZ, for
the purpose "i.c:cc;inS a plow factory,
fo;,ldrv and machine shop. Work on the
structure will commence immediately. anu
will DC pushed rapidly forward to compile
tinn, Constant employment will ne Givc,
10 about fifty wOrkmcn.
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NEW -ADTERTISEMENES.
TO TEACHERS!

You respectfully
goods We receiving frequent mpoaons and beautiful
goods France Italy Switzerland which exhibition
received
We have extensive stock Of Damoa including
We have exhibition Paintings Musical
Boxes with various attachments God Silver Watches ladies
gentlemen prices
Teachers Bells Ink Stands Gold Pens and Holders Paper Knives Thcr
&C. We have everything regular Jewely
many articles not usually found in the jewelers. stock
Teachers cordially employ
e to
4. 2. RHOADs g. BRO, Jewellers,
No. 4 West King Street.
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.|uiius Brocmcll and Michael McNfanus,
two boys boarded all eastern bound
freight train at Columbia yesterday after
noon. They broke open the door of 4
loaded car and entered it. The conductor
of the car arrested them and bringing them
10 this city they were handed over to OF
Ger kautz at the depot. They were taken
to the station house and Alderman Ne
Cono"iy committed them for 4 hearing.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAsH1NGToN, Nov. 11.-For the Middle
states, clear or partly cloudy weather, pre-
ceded in the northern part by occasional
rain, southwest to northwest winds, lower
temperature, rapidly rising, preceded i'll
the northern part by stationary or lower
barometer.
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s:ctS Not Yet Decided.

Those who have made bets OH the pres
isicn,ial election will remember that the
president is elected by the electors and
That they have not yet voted. The presi-
dental election is decided when the vote
of tho electors is opened and declared by
Congress. and not before.
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,cr.r., M S..IS,S TAI.::.,T. T,ATEO Or

l,sTATT: OF NELSON TALBOT, LATE Or
II Uoneybrook township, Chester county.
Icccascd Letters tcSiamcntary on said estate:
having been granted 20 the undersigned, all
u.rsOns indebted to said dccetient are request
rfI to maxi. Immediate settlement, and those
having claims demands against the estate OF
stid Icccdcrt 10 make known the same to the
undersigned without delay residing i'll Honey
brook township, Chester county. Pa
JOHN J. TALBOT.
Supplec +. ~.
L. e DAVIS Chester County, Pa.
Attorner sep!2-:t'lo:iw& &3tw
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Correction.

III the obituary notice Of George AL
bright, in yesterdays paper 4 sentence
read: ''Up to the time of his death he
never lost day Oh account of his own
sickness, for 4S years 1t should have
read ''up to the ting of the sickness
wi,;c!, resulted iii his DEATH"
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large Attraction.

Gilmore & Bcaton's variety company
WAS this morning booked to appear here
or December G. This will be the largcs;
company Of the kind i'll the United States
Il will contain nearly 100 people, including
two !u!l brass bands.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-11
HIE Self DefenSe.r

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Nov. H." Tip"
Lundregan, a railroad employee, was killed
by Rose Clairmont, a courtcsan of this
city, last night. Miss Clairmont, who has
surrendered herself to the police, claims to
have shot him in self defense.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-11

The regular November term of quarter
sessions court begins on Monday next,
there arc 119 cases down for trial on the
printed list, none of which are of any great
importance, however.