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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-11-18
.. F. BRADLEY. Editor.
TERMS

For subscription, $3.50 per annum, for six
months, rs cents; strictly in advance.
Advertisements inserted ut one dollar per
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ion and fifty cents for each subsequent in
sertion. Liberal discount made to merchants
and others advertising for six months or by
the year.
Obituary Notices and Tributes of Respect
charged for rs advertisements.
Announcing Candidates five dollars, in
advance.
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COrOner's Sale,

Y virtue of sundry executions, lodged in
Dmy office, have levied upon and will sell
to the highest bidder, during the legal hours
OF sale at Pickens Court House, on the first
Monday in December next,
All that Tract or Parcel of Land. lvino IN
the State of South Carolina, in Pickens
County, adjoining lands of Cherry McWhort
er, James A. Cobb, Ezekiel Long and others.
containing Seventy.fve Acres, more or less.
Levied upon as the property of Wm j. Pickle,
at the suit of L. Lenhardt.
Terms cash.
THOS. PARKINS,
Coroner Pickens County.
nov II, 1880 8
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Sheriff S Sales.
The State of South Carolina
PICKENs County.

Rf virtue or sundry executions to me die
I'D rected, will sell on Saledav in Decem.
ber next,
All that certain Piece or Parcel of Land.
situate in Pickens County. Sonh Carolina
adjoining londs of w. T. Fields, J. Jnmison
and others, containing One Hundred Acree,
m ore or less: II being the same conveyed to.
q Gar Carter Roe by Daniel Hollngsworth, on tho
10th December, 1879.
=, Levied upon as the property Of Daniel
Hollingsworth, at the suit of r. l.. Uolcombo
and others.
TERMS CASH-Purchoser to pay for nil
necessary papers.
,ooo JOAB MAULDIN, s.p.c.
nov II, 1880 8 a
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MIRACULOUS PowER.-Tho forest
and Stream has it: 'To preserve health
use Warmers Safe Remedies. These
are almost OF miraculous power in ro-
moving diseases for which rechn,-
monded. Tho wonderful curo1ive
qualities they arc possessed of il
Vouched for by tens of thousauds.'
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-11-18

The Laurensvillo Herald tells of q
IlttIo coIored girl about eight years old
OF that County who has strange pet
a large King snake, which she has
been secretly feeding for some time
with food reserved from each of her
meals.
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PREDlCTIoN.-H. W. Grady says: "Now
mark prediction. The next thing we hear
of will be the running of Grant on platform
CT national reconciliation, with some South
ern Democrat rs Vice-President. We shall
hear Of Grant and Brown, Grant and Colquitt,
Grant and Hampton, Grant and Gordon, Grant
and Lamar"
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Mr R q. Sadler, d native of An
dcrson County, s. q, agod 65 years,
died Ii Haft County, Ga, on tho 9th
inst. Mr.. Sadfes yagan honored and
highly respected citiSep 81 Hart, and
represented the Count oral years
in Tho Legislature with ability and
oRtire satisfaction to his constituents.
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EFrom the Greenville News. I
What Hampton Says.
KEEP THE ORGANIZATION INTACT, AND ABIDE
THE RESULT LOYALTY a.

hsEP THE ORGANIZATION INTACT, AND ABIDE
THE RESULT LOYALTY. h
The following to the Editor of The Daily
NtUS was received from Senator Hampton
yesterday in reply to enquiries addressed to
him, as to his opinion:
Whether the South should support the at
tempt to count New York for Hancock. r ,..,
COLUMBIA, November 18th, 1880.
My DEAR SIR: In reply to your questions,
answer that think it very important, es-
pccially to the South, that the Democratic
party should retain it's organization. The
fact that our friends Of tho North were not
able to give us as large vote as they hoped
for is no reason that we would desert them.
The policy of the party will be dictated by
future events.
regard the Presidential election as set.
tied, and 1 should oppose any action looking
to q contest on mere technical grounds as re-
volutionary.
Yours truly,
WAnr
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Sheriff S Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County OF PICKENa.

pG virtue Of m execution 10 mo directed I
AO will sell on Salcdny in December next
at PickcnA Court House, South Carol;nn
All tho Right Title and Interest of Sarah
j. Ferguson and her children Ivy Atterby
Ferguson in or to that certain Piece of Land
situate in Pickens County. South Carolina
on Town Creek, adjoining lands Of j. ID.
Ferguson, james Hendricks, J. +. FIacood
and others, and containing Two Hundred and
Twenty-Five Acres, more less. The said
interest being the remainder in fee in said
lands after the termination Of the life egtateN
of Anna Ferguson.
Levied on as the property Of the said
Sarah j. Ferguson and others, at the suit OF
Anna Ferguson.
TERMS CASEI-rurchaser to pay for pa
pers.
o JOAB MAULDIN, s.Po.
nov H. 1880 8
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Isaac Finklsy, Democrat of Charleston
County, vas attacked by gang Of colored
hadicals and shot one of them. He was then
compelled to "hide OUT until rescued and
taken to Summerville by party of whites.
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In the late election Hancock carried Galena.
Ill., the home of ex-President Grant, by 8o2
majority, and he also carried candidate Wcav,
cr's county in Iowa, by majority.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-11-18

In 1928, one month after the Presiden tial
election Gen. Jackson did not know whether
he was elected or not. Garfield knew how it
was next day, and so did everybody else.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF COUPONS.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMIssIONERs

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
PIcKENs c. H., s c., Nov o, 1885, .
"A Bonds issued by Pickens County in aid
of the construction of the Air Line Railroad,
due for any year up to January st. 1879,
are requested to present tho same TO tho
County Commissioners Of Piokens County. nt
their Office, at Pickens Court House, South
Carolina, on the 80th day of November inst,
JOHN L. GOSSETT, Chairman.
nov IL, 1880 s =
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OF FINAL sETTLEMENT,

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
~ Notice is hereby given that / will nm
ply TO Olin l.. Durant, Probate Judge for
Plckens County, for leave to make q final
settlement with my Ward, VAN s. ELLISON,
on ine "a d@y OF December, 1880, and ask to
be discharged therefrom.
SAMUEL G. CLYDE, Guardian.
nov q, 1880
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-11-18

The Greenback members of the House NAV
control the organization. The only question
AZ, therefore, to whom they will sell out We
Tear the Democracy are at disadvantage
there.
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eSne Gar Load Lime, and
One Car Load Salt.

Dug and shipped, and just want on.
ough now from my friends to pay the
expenses at 5! per bbl. for tho Lime,
and 81. 10 per sack for fine ground
Alum Liverpool Salt.
am this week receiving my second
'nstallment of Woolin Goods-you
will find fully replenished, and prices
still lower than before Another large
lot of Prints at 5 cents per yard.
am determined to bring trade to
my store, and know of no way to ac>
complish this, except to make nv
profits as short as possible.
Six Sacks Coffee and IS bbls. Flour
just arrived. and they must be sold.
Try me Oh your way to Greenville,
and it you are buying intoIigently
and know prices in Greenvillo, you
will not go.
Beadsteads at S200-always onnag~
After this week, parties owing me,
who have made no satisfactory ar
rangement, may expect an officer l
can not afford to come to 500 you.-
pay up and save trouble.
Ea HSo HORTON.
Liberty, S.. q.
sept %, 1880 O I'm
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Mr.. L. d. Stephenson, ono of the recently
elected Representatives from Kershaw, and
an old member of '7e, is dead.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-11-18

Coy Fostsr has received the resignation of
danes Garfield as member of Congress
ssemthe lQlh0hio District. A writ for an
election 70 fill the vacancy has been issued.
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nov u, 1880
Notice to Debtors Sc Creditors.

4 LII persons having demands against the
IA estate of JOHN OBRYANT, deceased,
must present them duly proved; and those
indebted must make payment to the under
signed. J. C. OBRYANT. Adm'v
nov 18, 1880 Q
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A large lot of Ladies' CIoaks and
Gents Clothing, at Hagood, Alexander
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NJ Office OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
~ Notice is hereby given, that will an.
ply to 0. l.. Duran t, Probate Judge for Pick.
ems county, for leav, to mike a final settle.
ment with my wnrd NJ f. WREN, formerly
Couch) on the Goth day of November next
and ask to be discharged from all liability as
said Guardian "
JOHN NJ. HENDRICKS, Guardian.
oct %, 1880 6
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Mr.. Michael Boyle, an 80 year old
patriot of Oconce County, walked 16
milesson election day to vote the Dem>
ocratic ticket.
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Notice tosCreditors &c Debtors

4 LII persons having demands against tho
"A estate of zEPHANIAH SMITH, deceas-
ed, must present them duly proved; and those
indebted must make payment to the UNDER
signed.
... VIM. A. SMITH,
I. j. CHAMBLIN,
Administrators.
tct %, 1850 6 4
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Notice to Debtors & Creditors.

4 LII persons having demands against the
~ Estate of JOHN FENDLEY. deceascI
must present them duly proved, and those in.
deoted must make payment to the undersigned.
THOS. p. LOOPER, Admir-.
nov 18, 1880. O
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FOUND.

THE OWL FACED FOR WHOM
l obered reward and who was found
sAoVeilng mud for the Garfield boom
mas been recovered, and he has re-
Vealed to me the fact that while show
enng mud he discovered rich vein
OF Limo and one Of Salt. | have had
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WADE HAMPTON.

volutionary.
Yours truly,
WADE HAMPTON.
COL. AIKEN FAvoRs SOLID NEUTRALITY
In response to similar questions differently
put-whether he thought the South should
adhere solidly to the Democratic parry, md
whether he favored the counting in Of Ham
cock via New York, Congressman Aiken re.
plies:
CoKEsBURY, S. G., November IL, 1880.
To the Editor Of the Daily Neps: Yours of
the 10th instant awaited me on my return
from my plantation to day. You PROFOUND
to me two questions, to both of which un-
hesitatingly answer 'No" loudly, qualifying
my reply to the first by saying not in par
tisan sense. lfyou desire to know my po>
litcal opinion read the letter wrote the
Neos and Courier almost year ago. And if
you want some reading that is moro Pick
wickian than Pickwok himself, read the edi
ais of that clustering sheet from that day to
this and see how easily they have jumped
from one side to the other of the political
fence. know more about the rank and file
of the Northern Democracy than all the Edi-
tors in South Carolina and never had any
faith in them. They are party with name,
but without principle. We Southerners,
Democratic to the core upon principle, have
pinned our faith to that name or mere shad-
ow, and of course have lost by it. l have
| long concnded that the South should become
more nationalized and lay less stress upon
''thc principles for which Lee and Jackson
fought" Suppose you and believe in State
| rights, secession, strict construction ''blood
and thunder" and al else upon which
we attempted to found q Southern Confede~
racy, what sense is there in kicking against
the pricks?" | never had Tie faintcst hope Of
Ilancock's election, but had | said so, the
wiscncrcs Of the State would have sworn was
not tcal 20 the party. Indeed, wheu in o
retired, seclusvc locality in my own district
ventured TO counsel with some of my friends
and predict future events, it was hcralded to
the world, and by no paper with more zcst
than your own, that | was n rcncgradc and
Should be run out of the s.party" Now that
their hind-sighis are in front what do some
OF these same wiscncrcs say? Nothing of any
consequence, but they are nll ready to watch
(which way the cat jumrs'
need not worry you with n long epistle,
but will simply say, believe the South in
Congress should have nothing to do with
partisan entanglements, but stand aloof until
the time to vote, and then upon all questions
OF national importance cast solid vote for
what they believed to be right regardless of
the fact whether the issue was Democratic or
Republican in a partisan sense. In this way
we would hold q balance of power that would
result in our being courted by both parties
North, and enable us frequently to dictate
terms upon important issues. But many
Southernsrs in Congress would follow the
Democratic party as Gov. Perry said he would
follow the State in 1861, and ssyou know how
this was yourself"
Very respectfully,
ID. WYATT AIKEN
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tct %, 1850
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-14
THE COAL TRADE.

Mining to be Partially Discontinued.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 14.-No definite
conclusion has yet been reached with re-
gard to the coal trade suspension. Presi-
dent GOwen decided, after consultation
with MIR. Parrish, of the Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre company, this afternoon, to
stop production on three days of
each week from Monday next, un-
til April I. This restriction is demand
ed by the present condition of trade and
large supply on hand. This plan, it is
thought, will be submitted to individual
operators and coal producing companies
for their approval, but strong doubts
of general action are expressed, es-
pecially by operators in the Lehigh
region. The latter disclaim all
interest in the matter and state their
movements will be governed entirely by
the individual requirements.
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and barely steady; saperfne - 5O05 90;
extra $5 2@5 IS; Ohio and Indians
family $6 1507 . Penn'a family IS 5O67 90
st. Louis family - OO@75O; Minnesota Fam.
81 256S 3.
C0rnmeal-Brandywin unchanged.
Wheat strong; No. Western Red spot
81 u; Penn'a do 81 4S@l ~; Amber u 1901 jO
Corn quiet steamer 5514056c yellow 570
51Ic; mixed 5613c.
Oats quiet; Southern and Penn'a white
4634S13c: Western do 46@ @4sc do mixed &c.
Rye firm Western soc Pa. soc.
froV1s1Ons dull me 50 pork u? 7501S: beet
hams SIG 5O@l7 70 India mess beef ~ 50: Ra-
con-smoked shoulders SIC: salt do 4sS741Ic
smoked hams 91a@lOc; picked hams S55G9c.
Lard dull; city kettle TIC; loose
Duichers' &c; prime steam 75sc.
Butter hrmer; creamery extra S3035c;
Bradford county aud New York extra
25G27c; Western reserve extra ut 2a0aic
do good to choice lS0ssc: rOlls-chOice want
extra lS@23c.
Eggs easier; Penn'a l5c Western l5@l6c.
Cheese irmer; n. Y: factory E110l5c;
Gil; do half-skims l215al3c.
Petroleum quiet Refined 7s4c.
Whisky ut 81 o.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
To-daJ's Budget by an Occasional Corr
nOrbent

To-daJs Budget by an Occasional CORES
DOEdcnt.
MIR. B. Macauley, as Uncle Dan'L, "the
Deputy Sheriff of Jarvis Section" under
the auspices Of Welsh post G. A. r., ap
peared at the opera house last evening to a
large, fashionable and appreciative audi
ence. Mr.. Macauley ranks among the
best of comedians. Miss Minnie Madden,
as CLIP, of "Keppler's, was a favorite
with the audience. All who failed to see
the performance missed rare treat. The
company is one that will stand seeing the
second time, and We hope Manager Ford
will bring the company soon again.
The Columbia school board at late
meeting instructed the solicitor, Mr.. A. J.
Kaufman, to have Mr.. Thos. Dunbar
collector of school tax for 1876. to close
his duplicate for that year.
The cOnferces of the Second ward have
substituted Mr.. Ephriam Hershey for
council, in place of Mr.. p. S. Brugh, who
declined.
Market this morning was very largely
attended. Butter sold at % and 90 cents,
eggs 1G cents, potatoes 1S cents, turniIs
10 cents peck, cabbage to cents.
Monday, the 10th inst, is the day fixed
by the county commissioners to hear ap-
peals from Columbia valuation fixed for
three years.
At meeting of council held last evening
the special committee appointed by the
president of council made the following re-
port
On Tuesday, Feb. 10. your committee
met representatives of the Vigiant fire
company, No. ,. relative to penalty i'm
posed for violation Of fire ordinance as re
ported by chief director of fire depart
ment.
The committee are of the opinion that
the violation was umimtentiOnal and there
fore recommend that the fine imposed be
withdrawn.
Signed II. S. HERSHEY,
RoBT. BEACHAM,
4. J. MUssER
Committee.
On motion the report was accepted and
the fine was remitted by unanimous
vote of council.
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RAILWAY WRECK.
Disastrous Collision of Freight Trains

Disastrous Collision of Freight Trains.
BUFFALO,, Feb. IA terrible collision
occurred on the Canada Southern railroad,
near Tilsonburg. yesterday, between two
heavy freights, but fortunately none of
the men were injured. So complete was
the wreck that a track had to be built
around it to allow passenger trains to pass.
The cause of the accident is laid to the
dispatcher, and it is stated that nothing
has been seen of him since.
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Uncle DdnI" TO-night.-Mr. Il. Macauley's
quaint pOrtraiture of Uncle DdnI has taken
rank as one of the best of recent character Gre
ations, and the delightful old man. :" Deputy
Sheriff of Jarvis Section, has a warm place in
the affections of amuSementgOng people
throughout the country. lie will be here to-
night. and the prospects for his cordial recep-
tion are very promising, as the favorable I'M
preston he created on the occasion of his visit
a year ago is fresh in the memory of all who
saw him then, and his reputation has been
growing ever since. He has been playing to
immense business during the season. and his
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Watchers ADDointed.

The following election watchers were ap-
pointed by the coult this morning
Ninth ward-.Jacob Metzger Democrat {;
John McGuirc Republican.
Seventh ward-Frcd'k Arnold. Demo-
crat /; J. A. Hollinger, Republican.
Fourth ward-Lawrence FaIck, Den O.
crat J. w. johnson, Republican.
Second wards. w. Raub, Democrat :;
j. L. Shcnck, Republican.
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THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

Replying to the Speech From the Throne.
OTTAWA. Ont, Feb. 14th-In the House
of Commons yesterday Mr.. Richly, of Hall
fax, n. s., moved, and Mr.. Houde, of
Maskenonge, Quebec, seconded the ad-
dress in reply to the speech from the
throne, which was after short debate
carried, and the House adjourned.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-14

- A word fifty spoken says a distinguished
author L" is like apples of gold i'm pictures OF
silver" and right royalty has Prot LOOMS
proved it in iliS brief but pointed letter to the
Holman Liver Pad company, which will be
fOnnd elsewhere in to days issue, and which
is commended to the consideration of invalids
everywhere. The Holman method of treating
diseases by absorption is becoming wonder
fully popular, and distinguished physicians in
:his country and Europe are recommending it
i'm ;lil chronic diseases of the vital organs They
can be had at the Lancaster agency. No. -
East Orange street, Lancaster ltd
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NFW FWADYERTISEMENTS.
GAVE MONEY

GAVE MONEY
~ TObaccO Packers and WOrkinSmen gen
erilly are cordially invited to call and inspect
our stock of underwear, Over,ills, knit jackets,
hats. caps, hosiery and notions. shirts of all
grades.
+. S. For 81 you can also secure u certificate
OF membership in the U. Il. Aid Society for
assigns Provide for your family NOW while
you are in good health that they may not want
when you are dead and gone.
HENRY BECHTOLD,
lt* - North Queen street. Lancaster
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DEATHS.

TAYLOR.-Feb. H. 1880, at Safe HarbOr, Percie
E. wife of Geo. A. Taylor, in her 3Ist year.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence, on Sunday, February Is, at
9 O'Clock a. m., at the house. Intcrment Mt Mt.
Zion cemetery. Std
HAsTING.-In this city, on the 18th inst Mary
A., wife of Harry Tasting, in the 10th year of
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence, No. 81 West German street,
on Sunday morning. at 10 O'Clock, to proceed
to the old Mennonite church. Strasburg, where
services will be held at 2 o'clock p. IN. it'd
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THE WET SPELL

Disappearance of Ice in the Delaware.
PORT JERvIs, N. Y, Feb. 14.-The
heavy rains of the past two days have
raised streams in this vicinity two to three
feet. The ice in the Delaware river COM
menced breaking up this morning and is
now running freely the entire length.
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AARKEIO.


NEW YoRK. February l-Flour--State and
Western dull in limited export and home trade
inquiry suPerfine state x 0o05 50; extra do
q 90; round hoop Ohio S 7506 O6; choice
do IS 1907 50; superfne western s. 066 50 ;
dodo SS 7507 IS; choice white wheat do S 6S6
6 8; Southern dull and heavy; common 10
fair extra s s506 IS; good to choice do s 20
a. IS.
Wheat quiet. and firm for Spring about xc
better for winter; No. white March
81 l614; do April u -; No. red, March
81 - do April u 49k0l 50.
Corn duh and shade easier; Mixed West
ern spot 5605s,4c; do future 5s05sAc.
Oats dull state 471a05Oc; Western 46A65Oc
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SHOT AT AND MISSED.

Harmless Pistol Practice in Ireland.
LONDON, Feb. 14-Mr. Arthur Crea gh,
a magistrate of Canadian, county Clare,
Ireland, was fired at five times in his own
house through a window, but was unhurt.
Mr.. Creagh rushed out and fired eight shots
men have been arrested on suspicion.
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engagement in Philadelphia was very success.
full Minnie Madden, who plays Clip, is scarcel
second to her Uncle DanT in popular favor.
delightful entertainment is assured all who a,
tend the opera house this evening.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting of the G. b. and L. Association.
The Lancaster Organ Mandatory.
Cromo Business Cards at Bursk's.
See the Miss Flynn's Advertisement
A Rare Chance at Gerhart's.
&. Sener & Sons Coal Yard.
New Goods at Gundaker'S.
Valentines, &C., at Baer's.
Coal at Gorrecht & Co.'S.
Important Testimonial.
Go to High & Martins.
Easy Boots at Miller's
Clocks at A. Rhoads's.
Shirks Carpet Hall.
Lunch at Franke's.
Pocket Book Lost
Auditors Notice.
Eggs at Longs.
Day of Appeal.
Sale of Stocks.
Boy Wanted.
Save Money
Public Sale.
Religions.
Removed.
Wanted.
For further details see advertising
column.
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The Ball at ROthweiler'S.

The ball given at Rothweiler's hall last
evening by the Anti -Garreters was one of
the largest and best-managed balls of the
season, and everybody present seemed to
enjoy themselves thoroughly-th music,
refreshments and dancing were good, and
the girls good-loOking.