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Or Assembly.

or Assembly.
The name OF WILLIAM McCOMsEf, Of the
First ward, will be presented to the Demo
cratic electors of Lancaster at their primary
elections to nominate u candidate for A.
sembly, under Democratic rules.
ELIMG G. SNYDER, Of the Ninth ward, will
be a candidate for the Democratic nomination
TO the Legislature from Lancaster City. Sub
feet 10 Democratic rules. I'd
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rrro.t In North Carolina.

WELDEN, N. c., Oct. 14.-A very heavy
frost, the first of the season, fell in this
vicinity this morning.
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Help TO Motners Nurslng Infants.

Sore eyes, letter, salt rheum, &C., are cured
by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood Scarchcr" Sold by
all druggists.
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MARRIAGES.

AEFLEBACH-MARrIN.-At the parsonage, 436
West Walnut street, Lancaster. Pa, Oct. II
1880, by Rev. 8. Olin Garrison. Mr. Harry ?.
Affebacl to Misss Lizzie l.. Martin, both of
Millersvillc. Pa.
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Wendell Phillips for Congress

BosTOS, Oct. IA section of the
Greenback party in this city last night,
nominated Wendell Phillips for Congress.
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1.-THE best evidence OF success is success
and that is why Prot. Guimcttes French Kid
ncy Pads have hal such IN enormous sale, tor
il positively cures all diseases of the kidneys
and urinary organs.
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UTANTED.-THEI INQUIRER PRINTING
w and Publishing Company want a few in
telligent boys to learn the printing business
Inquire either in person Or by letter, at their
Office 81 and s. North Queen street, Lancaster
Pa. (Oct S-3tdeOwx2tw
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POLITICAL BULLETIN.

Shaving is Il rascal'y business, shaving wit
Cuticura shaving Soap alone excepted.
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NEW ADIER7.ISElMENTS.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN,
y A White and Liver COlored Pointer Dog,
; years DID, (segistered) Reward for his
recovery. A. n SPURRIER,
2S South Queen Street,
ltd Lancaster p
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Ball This Evening.
Anlusouents

This evening the employees OF Edglerley's
coach works will hold Il ball in Rothwcilcr's 3
hall. 4 fin" time is expected.
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Tie Pleasures OF Hope.

When the body Is bowed with pain an intense
longing for relief brings hope. This may
brighten the suffering but it does not cure. AT
as Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
bringing hope, health and happiness and the
iOyS OF Il renewed life.
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Catch Tartar
and when caught scrub well with SOZODONT
Don't spare it. Brush for dear life. II You
destroy it, all the better for you and your
teeth 1t will destroy the health of tho mouth,
its beauty, and your sweet breath.
Oll-lwdcod&w
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After all, Il gentle purgativc is the best
means of curing headache, liver complaint,
biliousncss, &C. Use "Scllers' Liver Pills."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-14

Equally adapted to the feeble or robust
male or female are Malt BitterS.
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E,xECUTORs' SALE OF CITY PROP
Il ERTY. On FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1889,
the undersigned executors OF Henry Steiger-
walt, deceased, will expose to sale, at O'Clock
p. m, at the Leopard Hotel, East King street,
u Lot or Piece Of Ground, situated on the east
side of South Queen street, I'm the city Of Lam
caster, No. 365. Said lot containing in front, on
said South Queen street, IL feet and inches.
and extending in depth of that width eastward
to strawberry street, whercOn is erected a
good twO-stOry- -and-a-half DRlCk DWELL
ING HOUSE, with n twO-stOry Back Building
attached, Hyilrant. Fruit Trees, and other i'm
prOvementS thereon.
Terms made known ut time of sale by
MICHAEL +. .STEIGERWALT,
WM. Il. .STElGERWkLT,
Executors of Henry Steigerwalt, decd.
HENRY SHUBERT Auct. SaNO4, Ill, IL IL, III
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SAMPLE NOTICE.

SAMFLE NOTICEe
ii Is impossible fOr Il woman after Il faithful
course of treatment with Lydia +. Pinkham' 's
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with Il weakness OF the uterus Enclose q
stamp to Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, e33 Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass. for pamphlets.
jyS9ly,leOtl&V
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Democratic General Nominations.

At the general nominating meetings OF
the Democracy of this city, last evening,
the following persons were placed in NOM
ination for Assembly, the selection of the
Democratic candidate to bc made at the
primaries on Saturday evening:
Elm G. Snyder, 9th ward.
VIM. McComscy, 1st ward.
Other names were placed in nomination
hut have been withdrawn.
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GOLDEN WEDDING.

The Fiftieth Marriage Anniversary OF Mr..
and Mrs. Chrisiian Cast.
As noted before, our esteemed fellow cit
izen, Mr.. Christian Cast and his good wife
will this evening, at their residence, No.
224 West Chestnut street, celebrate the
golden anniversary of their marriage,
which event occurred fifty years ago to-
day.
Christian Cast was born in Rhine, Prus-
sia, on the I'd of December, 1908. In 1918
he came with his family to America. The
family landed at Baltimore and soon after
wards came to Lancaster and settled down
to business. At the age of thirteen years
Christian was apprenticed to the shoe
making business to Mr.. Martin, the father
Of John G. Martin, Of the Relay house, this
city. He served his apprenticeship and
for year or two worked rs journeyman
shoemaker. On the 18th of Oct. 1880, he.
was married to Maria Eckert, by whom
he had large family of children, seven OF
whom are Still living, of whom Prof. F.
A. Cast, ID. of the Reformed theological
seminary; Chas. E. Cast, esq, of Colorado,
and VIM. II. Cast, shoe dealer, and the
late Emanuel II. Cast, deceased, are per-
haps best known to to our citizens. A few
years after his marriage Mr.. Cast began
the shoe trade on his own account, in the
property of the late DR.. Millar, on the..site of
VIM. Millar's present property. Some
years afterwards he purchased the adjoin
ing property, and carried on the business
there for many years, finally selling the
place in 1868, to Jacob Loeb, who tore
down the old building and erected on its
site the fine brick structure now occupied
by Mr.. Loeb. Mr.. Cast retired from bust
l., l.
wards w. II. Cast, continued the busi-
ness for several years, first in the Examiner
building and for two years at No. 10 North
Queen Street. Although ostensib,y :'re-
tired from business the father continues
to take all active interest in it, and may
be seen almost any day busily engaged in
the store of his son.
Mr.. Cast has held many and still holds
some responsible positions Of trust. He
was for twelve years treasurer of the board
of poor directors, for three years a prison
inspector. and two years treasurer of the
board. He was a charter member of the
trustees of Franklin and Marshall college :;
he was a charter member and has been for
many years treasurer of the Lancaster
cemetery company, and treasurer Of
the Mechanics library association.
He was for many years communicate
member and elder of the old German Re-
formed church. He was charter member
of st. Paurs Reformed church, was active
in building up the church and has been for
years an elder in it's councils. lie is also
member Of Lodge 43 of the Masonic fra
tcrnity and Monterey Lodge No. 24s l. O.
of o. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cast are both in excellent
health. In June, 1879, they made a trip
to the Rocky mountains to witness the
wonderful scenery and at the same time
pay visit to son and grandson residing
in Colorado.
At the golden wedding all the living
children, seven in number, the grand chill
dren, fifteen in number, are expected to be
present, together with host of brothers,
sisters, cousins and aunts.
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A MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS
n of the Lancaster and Fruitville Turnpike
Road Company will be held on MONDAY,
NOVEMBER !, 1880, ut the Office OF the Secrc-
tary 81 North Duke street, Lancaster, Pa, be-
tween the hours Of 2 and p. M, tor the elec-
tiOn Of officers TOR the ensuing year.
j. CARPENTER,
octll- AThtnOvl Secretary.
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NEW ADIE1ELSEAENES.
H. z. RHOADS & BRO.

Call attention completeness and variety Of their
including article description their line
the to the costly All grades of Watches and
Time-keepers Jewelry including very
pretty designs cheap goods and superb collection of fine
Diamond Goods. Sverware in full variety, from good
great ntrin-
sic worth Oil Paintings Musical Boxes Bonzes, &C., &C.
purchasers persons contemplate
ing purchase goods goods
respectfully invited to visit
H. H.Z.RFIOADS&BRO.,Je jewelers..
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NIayOr's Court.

This morning the mayor sent one drunk
to iail for ) days and discharged another
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PHlLADELPHIA.
90
Local stocks and bonds.

h" 5pcr Ct in Or 30 years. lOO l05
Lane. and Cuarry~'e Il; Il. bond. l@ l"S
/" /" " stock. 80 3S
Lancaster and Ephratn turnpike. % 1925
Lane EiiZabetht'n and Middletn.. 100 81
Lancaster and Fruitvillc turnpike. 80 81
Lancaster and 1.ititZ turnpike...... S 81
Lancaster and Manor turn pike. 80 ~
Lancaster and Mannheim turnpike. . D.4O
Lancaster and Marietta turnpike. . =
Lane. AMI New Holland turnpike. 1W IS
Lane. and Strasburg turnpike...... 90
Lane. and Susquchanna turnpike. aO 275G1
Lane. and Willow Street turnpike. . Al5
Farmers Nat. Bank of Lancaster. 80 100
First Nat. Bank OF Lancaster ....... W l6
Lancaster County Nat. Bank....... 80 lUgm
Inquirer Printing CO............... 80 2.
Lane. Gas Light and Fuel Co. stock. = >.
- - '' bonds. lOC
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October II.

NEW YORK STOCKS.
Stocks strong and buOyant.
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WANTED.

JX1ANTED. TO ADVER-
w tise, free Of charge, IN tho 1HrELIIaEH
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LIXECUrORs' SALE OF CITY PROP
Il ERTIES. The undersigned executors of
Michael Malone, deceased will expose to sale
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of OCTOBER. ut
7O'clOck p. M, ut the Caldwell House, the fol
lowing Real Estate, viz:
No. /. A Lot OF Ground on the N. f. corner
of orange and Shipper streets, with frontage
of 49L feet, more or less on Orange street, and
along Shipper street nOrthwar,l 245 feet to o
public alley, on which is erected u cOmmOdi-
Gus and we'll built Mansion, No. 3Ol, two-stOries
high with two-story back building, all in good
repair; also on rear of lot u twOstOry brick
stable and other improvements.
No. 2. A Piece of Ground on North Lime
street, west side, between Orange and Chestnut
streets, containing in front on Lime street ~
feet, more orless, and in depth westward 6i
feet ~ inchcs OH which is erected O twO-stOry
Brick dwelling, No. Us. with its improvements.
No. s. A Piece of Ground on south side OF
East Chestnut street, near Duke, containing
in front q feet and extending in depth south
ward G6 feet. on which is erected q threc-story
Brick Dwelling, No. Al, with brick building At
tached furnished with water and sewerage.
Terms made known Mt time of sale.
EDWARD MCGOVERN,
WM. l.. PEPPER,
JAMES NJ. BURKE,
Executors of Michael Malone, decd.
HENRY SHUBERT. Auct.
Scp17SwdcOd&dtS
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General News Of tho Day.

GRANT IN NEW ENGLAND.
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MISCELLANEOCS.

cns (>IN REWARD.
6s)1W by virtue of the authority vested in
me by resolution of Councils February 4, 1874,
hereby offer u reward of SEQ for the arrest
and conviction of the person or persons who
fired the building at the corner of Plum street
and Marion alley ON the evening OF October ID,
1880. JOHN L. MACGONlGLE,
octI3-itd Mayor.
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VXTANTEll-BOOT AND SHOE REPAIR
w ing to do. Neatly done for 75c. Two
doors below p. K. r. Depot on Pennsylvania
Railroad. ltd
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The Natis~al Committee Talking 1t Over
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THE ELECTIONS.
VICTORY IN INDIANA.

ONO SHOWS DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
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A sad story.

A sad and touching story is 6ld Of
q scene witnessed at the terrible rail-
way accident a few days ago near
jackson, Mich. While the dead and
wounded were being extricated from
the wreck, one lady, afterwards as
certained to be Mrs. Rice, Of Phila-
delphia, was discovered to be dead
with her arm wound around the neck
of her little four year old boy. Both
lay under the car, the boy alive, but
with his leg broken, and so surround
ed and confined that it was for an
hour or more impossible to get him
out. James McDonough, Of the
round house force, worked long and
faithfully, without a moments rest,
to rescue the child. The poor little
fellow moaned out: "0h! if 'ou tan
on'y dit me out I'll be so goodl Tate
me out from her apd I'll be u good
boyl Tate me out and tate my man
ma outln At last McDonough freed
him from the car and DIR. McLaugh-i
lin tenderly set the little sufferer'ss
leg. His father also lay mangled
and dead behind him, but where lit.
tie Willie could see him.
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Asad Story Of a wrecked Life.

The most thrilling and sadly sug-
gestive temperance lecture IS the
sight Of a once noble, talented man,
left in ruins by Intoxicating drink.
A Washington papertells Of a rag
ged beggar, well known In thestreets
Of the city. who once held an i'm.
portant command in the army, hav.
ing been promoted for personal bra
very, from a cavalry lieutenant to
nearly theshighest rank in military
service. One night recently, when
he had been too successful in beg
ging liquor to safe his craving, and
while lying helplessly' drunk in the
rear part Of a Third street saloon,
some men thought to play a joke.on
him by selling his shirt, and pro-
ceeded to strip him.
Underneath his shirt, and suspend.
eddy a string from his neck, was a
canvas. bag, which the men opened
and f6s,Ad it contained his commits.
sien, as brevet majorgeneral, two
congratulatory yletters- -onefrom Gen.
'Grattand one from President Lin
.cofnAa a photograph of a little girl,
and SeIrl Of hair-a1' 1'chestnuts shad-
ow,n That doubtless one day crept
over, the brow of some loved one.
When these things were discovered
even the ;half-druken men who found
respect for the mans for.
,Aaef gteatness, and,pity for his fallen
condition, and quietly aeturned the
bag and its contents TO where atlhep
found tiietil, amt rel fJlaeea- tAe sieetJ5
er's clothes upon him.
When reporter tried to interview
the man, and endeayoreds to learn
something of his. life in the past few
years, he declined to communicate
He cried like "a child when told
how his right name and former po.
sition were ascertained, and with
tears triokhng down his cheeks,
said:
@For Gods sake, sir, don't publish
my degradation, or my name, at least,
if you are determined to say some
thing about it. 1t is enough that |
know myself how low | have become.
Will you promise that much2 II
will do no good, but will do my
friends great deal of harm, as, for
tunately, they think l died in South
America, where | went at the close
Of the war"
Intemperance and the gamiug-ta-
BILE, he said, had wrought his ruin.
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sanctifled sensatlonaIism.

God eau use q sanctified sensation
alism. Men must be made To hear,
if they were to believe; they must
have preacher whom they could
not help hearing There was no
time to lose. Therefore the age must
be startled into listening. Better
his gift of prophecying than all the
apocalyptc prophecy of the later
John. Never was man more fitted
for his place than was this nuncio of
the heavenly King to a slumbering
world, His appearance, his manner
of life, his way of putting things
everything about him was calculated
to make him the hero and the sensa-
tion of the hour. A Nazarine with
shaggy and unshorn locks, a hermit
of the wilderness, whose diet was the,
locusts and honey of the rocks and
woods and whose dress was a rough
tcamlet robe fastened about his waist
by leathern belt, plain Of speech;
even to rudeness, yet irresistably at.
tractlVe by MS el0quence, preaching.
in no synagogue or city streets but
under the open sky and by the river
bank -whocan wonderthat the whole
population Of Palestine flocked to his
great camp meeting and were on the
tiptoe Of expectancy for the coming
Christ. God has sanctifed to him
self just such seeeeiit apdhsgnetic
'tIl ls5b9aa 9lse9l j S,lss .,,s. : age 4
tional work. We need not enumes-
ate these lights, not less "bright and
shining because many colored and
even meteoric. God. can call them
now, and viii when He wants them
only let no one assume the office
without the callingSf he would not
be motley fool Me King Of Heav-
en- needs no jester. LET no preacher
dare to be sehsationsllst unless BE
be formed SO id his mothers womb,
and utters his native woodhotes WILD
from the depths Of a crucifed and
consecrated heart. Let no one aspire
to do Johns work in Johns way;nn-
less he be q John in utter self-foget-
fulness and sclf.sIrender.
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Flowers.

How the universal heart Of man
blesses fowersl They are wreathed
round the cradle, the marriage altar
and the tomb. The Persian in the
far East delights in their perfume,
and writes his love in nosegays;
while the Indian child of the far
West clasps his hands with glee as
he gathers the abundant blossoms
the illuminated Scriptures Of the
prairies. The Cupid of the ancient
Hindoos tipped his arrows with flow
ers, and orange flowers are bridal
crown with us-a nation of yesterday.
Flowers garlanded the Grecian altar,
andhung in votive wreaths before the
Christian shrine-all these are ap-
propriate uses. Flowers should deck
the brow of the youthful bride-for
they are in themselves a lovely type
of marriage. They should twine
round the tomb, for their perpstually
renewed beauty is a symbol Of tho
Resurrection. They should festoon
the altar, for fragrance and their
beauty ascend in perpetual worship
before the Most High.
-
Leadville disdains mere colonels.
The usual remark is, "Senator, shove
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disgrace, from Poverty anda q drunk
ard = grave. II tkeres are angels on
earth, you are onel God bless you!.
Oh Hess ponl, 1s,l ,,,,tti,,t, 6 ye,js

I' bless you'll putting 4 nos
- aess i,lotJ1eF hand, he Ssid1i
epleasc aeS okt0i
~ tegAfd a B ,eaii I. 4, s.
little sill las der ..Iise s !. lsIjess : I
can newell Fepd = and res 60 B =
Whenever .yDu are in want you i N
find me d tfne friend, at the sdlise
time giyipghef his name aud addfess.
Taking her child by the hand, she
turned 70 goi but when passing out
she said, nG0d bless you gentlemen.
Accept the heaftfelt thanks Of d
,RQof, friendless woman, for The kind
inessAhd courtesy you have shdwni
her. Before any one could say any.
thingshe'iyas gone 4
Gent lemcn, I said the proprietor,
that lady was ri..ssH and. I h6ye sold
p1F last eliss VIII as
5ou wan any more; youswillhaye TO
go elsewhere 2
And | have taken my last glass
Of whiskey,p said a young man who
had long been given up as sunk too
low ever to reform, and utterly be-
ypnd the reach Of those who had a
deep interest in his welfare.
! H
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A Mixed Family.

"The people of Grimsville, Lehigh
county, Pa, just now are greatly ex-
ercised over a recent intermarriage
in their midst. The parties are
named smithand Snyder. Mr., Smith
was widower, so years old. He
has a son "a years of age. Mrs. sny-
der was a widow 40 years old. She
has daughter who is 2l years Of
age. Mr.. Smith, ST., married Mrs.
Snyder's daughter. Mr.. Smiths son
married old Mrs. Snyder. Both fam
lilies have children"
In reference to the above, a cores
poudent writes to the State as follows:
The young man is his own grand
father. Having married the mother
he is a father to her daughter and, Of
course, to the daughters husband
He is therefore his fathers father,
and for the same reason the grand
father of his fathers son, which he
himself is. Hence he is his own
grandfather.
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"Do you think that souls separated
here are united hereafter2n asked a
pale, emaciated pietist Of his friend.
81 hope not" was the chilling re-
ply. at cost me pretty good fig
ure to get divorce, and when | in
vested that money y invested it for
time and eternity too.
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CHAs. L. H0GG.

A ttorney ut law, office in Court House,l Poist
a Pleasant, West Virginia. Practices in the coun-
Court Appeals S w Virginia and in f he oFedsn Feeders
Courts, [noy ie-7o
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DIR. S. q. SHAW.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, tenders his pro
sSuha services to the public. Calls promptly at
TsUS9 " Office, cor Main and sd streets, opposite
" y'a Presbyterian church. Iaptil S, is7g-Iy
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JOHN y. TInrsIs,

;, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Point
q Pleasant West Virginia, VIII practice in the
Courts Of Mason and Putnam counties, and attend
promptly 10 all business entrusted to him.
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KNIGHT q CnuCH.

ttorneys at Law, will practice in the counties Of
q Mason and Putnam. Address +. o. knight, at
Charleston, West Virginia, or James H. Couch, Jr, at
Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Bs-Air. Couch is No
larry Public for Mason county ljan stIs79-ty