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a Erlternai Visit to Mannheim.

A delegation of about twenty-five MEM
bers of Odd Fellows, OF this city, met at
the residence of Past Grand NJ. !. Weaver,
ut 9 O clock this afternoon where they took
coaches Tor Mannheim, their invitation
being to pay Il friendly visit to the lodge
i'm that borough this evening. 1t is under
stood that delegations will also be present
from the lodges i'll Columbia, Marietta,
Mount Joy, Reamstown and other ada
cent Dlaces
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DnCTORS GAVE HIM Up.

"Is it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and 1T
work, and cured by so simple remedy"
IL assure you il is true that he is entirely
cured, and With nothing but Hop Eitters and
only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and
said he must de-
"Welladay! If that IS 50, will go this
minute and get some fer my poor George. l
know hops arc good"
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Argument Court.

Ia argument court the quarter session
list has been reached although there yet
remain several cases on the common pleas
and orphans court list to be disposed Of.
III the case of Abraham Mctzlcr's de
ceascd) estate, exceptions to auditors re-
port, the exceptions were withdrawn and
report confirmed.
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Homo AGAIN.

Prof. Edw. Brooks, of the state normal
school, whose return from Europe was
made some days ago reached Lancaster
to-day on his way to Millersviile.
J. B. Warfel, W. NJ. Franklin, Peter 5.
Reist and the other Lancaster countians,
who went on the 1ennedy excursion to
Kansas and as far west as Denver, are ex-
rccted home to-day.
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Chief Dcicil!cr, in command OF! 1t squad
of policemen, visited the roOst at the Will
low Pond, yesterday and gobbEcd up three
bun,mcrs. They were taken before Alder
man Alex Donncllv who committed them
to Jail for terms Of Is. 90 and 30 days rc-
spcctivaly.
The mayor this morning committed 4
couple OF dsorlcrly persons and discharged
:, warrant,
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:AY STATE GREENEACKEIsS.
Would Not " Greet Solen Chase.

Would Not " Greet " solen Chase.
The Grecnback state convention OF
Massachusetts, met yesterday in WOrces-
ter, 3S4 delegates, one Of them woman,
being present. Charles II. Litchman, OF
Marblehead, was chosen permanent presi-
dent, after some opposition on the ground
of his alleged recreancy to Grecnback- k
Labor principles year ago. Mr.. Litch-
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Coming Home.

Mrs. Lucy Hunter, the mother of Edward
jackson, coIorcd, who was reported fatally
injured by the cars at Milton, Pa, a few
days ago received 4 telegram from him
this morning. i'll which lie says he will come
home as soon as he gets the use Of his
limbs. The extent Of his injuries, nor how
he received them. is not stated.
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NEW ADHERTLSEMEVTS.

gained change Of business
improved ia
cities With present
equipment of machinery and
and warrant all work
trusted to
WATCH
MUSICAL BOX REPAINING
CLOCK REPAIRING,
MONOGRAM INSCRIPTION AND
ORNAMENTAL ENGRAVING.
great variety original will produced
ncanuactoy orders specaltes will be filed
Old Gold
made into goods
H. & BRO, Jewellers,
No.4W
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IMPORTANT TO VOTERS.

Matters Which Demand Their Attention.
The tax duplicates arc in the hands of
the collectors. Every voter should see to
it for himself that his tax is duly paid.
October 9 is the last day to attend to this
in time to qualify for the coming presiden-
tial election, but there should be no need
less delay. The earlier it is attended to
the better. Voters should attend to the
payment of their taxes themselves. Some
courts of the state hold that this is essen
tial and that the tax paid by committees
is void and will not entitle the holder of
such receipt to vote. 1t is only fair and
patriotic, as we'll as 4 reasonable prccaution,
for voters to attend to this duty for them
selves. The collector for this city sits
from G. to 0 p. m. in the commissioners
Office at the court house to receive taxes
and every voter should visit him and get
his own receipt.
Natura!izations also can be effected up
to October 2, to enable the naturalized
alien to vote for president !: and those who
arc entitled to it, or who know and arc
interested in others entitled to citizenship,
should gill give their attention to this i'm
portant matter. Court will be in session
for this purpose on Saturday, Sept. IL and
all of the succeeding week.
1t may happen that some person duly
qualified to be reg gistcrcd has been left Oft
wilfully Or carelcssly by the assessor of
his district, though the voter complied
with all the legal requirements. In such
eases the law provides \ remedy: 1t
should be taken advantage Of before Octo-
Der Q. The voter can make oath to his
grievance, and upon presentation of the
matter to the court, it is bound to take
cognizancc of it, to cite the complainant and
assessor to appear before it, and if the
complaint is well founded, the registry
will be corrected accordingly.
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A Long Tramp.

Three boys ran away from the Mount
Joy orphans school on Sunday. They
were followed by Mr.. Richard Hull, the
manager, who found thom near Allentown,
Lehi gl county, q distance of 50 miles. 1t
is ss;i they walked the whole distance.
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Last night the Democratic glee club,
which was recently organized and consists
of a number of well-known singers, serc-
naded a number of well-known citizens.
Their music was excellent.
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!:,.f;, Ward gsauner.

The Fifth ward banner. containing an
equestrian figure Of Gen. Hancock, was
raised at Philip Wallis hotel this morning
and attracted great deal of attention
from the residents of the West end.
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A resident of Safe Harbor, who had
been complaining of ague for some time
and was away from home working yester-
day. died suddenly last night.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 23.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, northeast to
southeast winds, partly cloudy weather,
light rains tonight, stationary Or slowly
falling barometer and slight change in
tcmDcrature,
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Tho "C,ty Of chester ~ at Queenstown.

The '.City Of Chester" at Queenstown.
Queenstown, Sept. a3.-'The steamer
City Of Chester arrived Off Roche's Point,
this morning, and after some Of her pas
sengers and mails were transferred to
Queenstown tug she proceeded to Liver
pool in tow Of tugs. Her progress is very
slow.
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,nro,s1ur the papal Blessing.

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 23.-The Irish
Catholic benevolent union national convcn
ton in session here sent Il cable message
this morning to the Pope asking for his
blessing upon their labOrs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23

NJ. A. ST. Mars. ST. EOnifacr. Manitoba.
writes: DR. Thomas Lclcctric Oil is u public
benefit 1t has done wonders here, and has
cured me OF Il bad cold in one day" For sale
by H. Il. Cochran, drL ggist, l31 and l%9 North
Onepn street Lancaster Pa. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23

Companies a and Il of the Veterans will
meet ut their headquarters this evening to
draw their uniforms. A full attendance is dc
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Murder aus! Sui eide.

DENVER, Colorado, Sept. 23.-At Los
Vegas, yesterday afternoon, Samuel Mat
thcws while under the influence of liquor,
killed y young woman and then committed
suicide. No reason is given.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23

WE would recommend all to try DIR. Brown
tng's Tonic and Alternative, rs 1t is II Perfect
Blood Purifier. Makes new Blood, Rc,llens
old Blood, Enriches poor Blood, and Gives
Vigorous Health. The dose Is but one tea
spoon full for IN adult, and smaller i'll proper
ton for children, and is exceedingly pleasant
to take. For sale by the Proprietor, ". Cham
piOn Browning, NJ. D., l1I7 Arch Street, Phia-
ieIphia, and all Druggists. Price 50 cents and
81. sl6-lwdTTh&S&w
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No remedy for kidney diseases heretofore
discovered can be held for one moment in COM
parisOn with Warmers safe Kidney and Liver
Cure.-C a. Horrey. d. H., Washington, ID. C.
q
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In East or West, or North Or South,
They to themselves an outrage do,
Who cannot boast 4 fresh sweet mouth,
With teeth like pearls begummcd with dew
When SOZODONT all This supplies,
And works the charm before our eyes.
s20-lwdeod&w
a delightful shave Is possible only with the
Cuticura Shaving Soap.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SAMPLE NOTICE.

1t is impossible tor a woman after a faithful
course of treatment with Lydia E. Pinkham
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with n weakness OF the uterus. Enclose
stamp to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, Ss western
avenue Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
jy29lydeOd&w
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EuuiDlnehts Here.

This morning 800 sets of equipments for
the Eighth ward Hancock club arrived from
New York.
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Kew York Market.

NEW YORE. Sept. 23.-FlOur-Statc AMI West
ern without important change very mOder-
ate export and home trade inquiry Southern
unchanged, quiet.
Wheat heavy M@14c lower: No. J.. White,
Oct. 81 Wiaic No. . Ec,i, Oct. IL GO 81" Nov,
+! U.s. iG0I ISl. 'lO Dec 81 lOi
Corn Il shade lower and weak: MiXcd
western spot, LO1 .ItI0tI: dO future. 5G4a0h..t.c
Oats with ont puOtablc change State, 456e5O;
Western iisniSc.
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you have pimpi.s, boiis, salt rhcunl, rouSl
skin, &C, try "Lind-cy's Blood Scarcher
Sold by all druggists
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A Riddle.

Garry the news to Mary lIcalthand hap
piness are found in every box Of "Scllcrs'
Liver Pills"
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MiERI.1GES.

HMAN-L1rHAET-Scpt. D., 1889. i'll the
Reformed church, Columbia, Pa, by the Rev.
Mr. Gerhard. Mr.. ChIs. r. Haughman. OF Lam
Itl*
DEMMY-IIEnR-On the 23d OF September,
1885, by the Rev. W.T.. Gerhard, ut Slough's
Miss Louisa ii. Herr, both of Mount Joy twp,
ItdEW#
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23

Prof. Guiimcttc's French Kidney Pad cures
by absorption, all diseases OF the kidneys anu
urinary organs. Try it.
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iu..a u. socN tne IIalr Ialu c.eois anu Misses
i.L" M ue,cnueu !, nlnlSen as.nss aspersi0ns:
he would support General Butler for
Greenback candidate for governor next
year III spite OF his present lapse into
Democracy-a statement which was "vig-
orously cheered and hissed." A state
ticket was nominated, headed by
General Horace Binney Sargent for
governor and George DuttOn, Of Spring
field, for lieutenant governor. ResOlu-
tions were adopted approving tho plat
form and nominees OF the national
Greenback convention ut Chicago; de-
manding the substitution Of full legal tcn-
der Sreenbacks for national bank notes;
that the L. 5. bonds falling due this year,
be not refunded. but paid off as far rs posi-
bic with the cash ON hand in the treasury,
and by the substitution Of greenbacks for
national bank notes; that the hours Of
labor be shortened, and the employment
of young children in cxhausting factory
labor be prohibited; that graduated in
come tax be established; that there be no
increase Of the standing army or that ''in
sidiOus military power under tho head Of
militia laws that the s,fferase be uni
versal, and that no more public lands be
granted to corporations. "A resolution
sending greeting to SOlOn Chase, in Maine,
was tab!ed-G5 to 20.
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M"a. i'"r''e "re0loS S'''" lAer0'
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Night swcats, cough, cmaciation and decline
prevented by Malt Bitters.
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TRUTHS.
HOP BITTERS,
"a Medicine, not u Drink)
CONTAINS
HOPS, BCCHU, MANDRAKE,
DANDELlON,
TRUTHS.

HOPS, l:UCHU, MANDRAKE,
DANDELlON,
AND THE ruHEsr AND BEST MEDICAL QUALITIES
OF ALL OTHER BITTERS.
THEY CURE
All Diseases of the stomach, Bowels, Blood,
Liver Kftlneys and Urinary Organs, Nervous
ness, Sleeplessness, Female Complaints AMI
Drunkenness.
$1,000 IN GOLD
Will be paid for a case they will not cure or
help. or for anything impure or Injurious found
ASK your Druggist for Hop Dit:crs and free
books and try the Btters before you sleep.
Take no other.
Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company,
Rochester, New York, and Toronto, Ontario.
sepslydMWF&w
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THIRD EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. %. 1880.
BY WIRE AND CABLE.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
THE PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL.
IRISH CATHOLIC CONVENTION.
BAD l:LOOD IN ARIZONA.
Difficulties Between tho Americans and tho
Mexicans- miscellaneous Matters.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
THE PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL.
IRISH CATHOLIC CONVENTION.
BAD BLOOD IN ARIZONA.

Difficulties Between the Americans and tho
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
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NEW ADTERTISEMENTS

NOTICE TO PAINTERS.
N Proposals will be received for the paint
Ing of the newJ,arn ut nlmshOusc. as follows: !:
First. For the painting. Material and board
ting furnished.
Second. For the painting and material.
Boarding furnished.
The building to have three coats of paint
Rest of white lead to be used and any shading
desired by Directors of Poor. The right to re-
iect any and all bids reserved. Security
reHuircd. For further particulars call
on the undersigned at the building.
Bids are to be addressed to the under
signed in care of q. +. Bricker. - North Duke
street. Lancaster. Pa, on or before MONDAY,
OCTOBER 4, at 2 p. H.. when bids will be
opencd ut Brickcr's Law Office.
j. NJ. BACIIMAN.
scno3.3td Builder.
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Try Lochcr's Renowned Cough Syrup
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IfOK SALE.
HANDSOME RESIDENCES,
Tcn-roomed, twO-story and Mansard root,
Green Stone Front Dwellings,
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS,
Nos. la9 and 433 West Orange S

" III III CIlC DCSL =
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS,
including Jennings improved London water
closets, narblc-tOp waslstand, improved wall.
ctl-in range cellar heater, perfect drainage and
sewerage, deep, dry cellar, white marble base
and steps, &c, &C. Lot % by 2lJ feet to II tfeet
wide alley, front yard p feet in depth inclOscd
with ornamental iron fence.
For TERMS &C., apply to -
JOHN ii. METZLER,
au-ol-W&Stfu NO.9 South Duke st.
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Stock M :lrkct.
September GI.
A. II. A. II. 7. NJ. +. N. p. NJ
lotto ll:UJ il:ID l:!O 500

New YORK STOCKS.
Stocks IRREGULAR
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.


City Campaign Committee.
Regular meeting OF the city campaign com
mittcc ut Central headquarters THIS EVEN
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Personal.

Mss g. r Hun L. ai Crab onrhard spriues
Mrs srnr YrAorH b. guest ct Ms nho.ls
Hail.
MIS- Assis cr,is s iayins ai Crab orehard
suinu.
Miss kan slzra Of HaTrolsiur' D. 'is,ilus
Mr. D. " RouL
-Mt..is MArrir ssp EiLa EvANs are guests of
Mr. , o faris
Ma. I. MAO nurcr has sous 90 Augusta. Ga,
o. take eharsa q livery stable
-Ntssts Iva .. Nraora aud naiiie Ii.h' isk
ass ,i,itius Mlsa nltle n neunis
Mss. a. a. MturiS Will please accept our
thanks f,r basket OF excellent grarcs
-Ai.sss Aris vANAnsnALF sod Molle Davis,
ct Mercer uro visiting Nls. n,itie Mcnoicris.
Miss Irssir KiSo ien Manday ur three
vc,k, visit To- uisnds al Ioui'siile ana shabby
willie
Mss dos NcAiisrun aud hcr daughior. Mat
iis, ofGee's. town. ace gus'is of NJ hoe'. NeAi-
isicr.
Miss Axs T.. uswKtss. Misses Iifric Mofvland
and saiHc a. ihrtius, urc visiting II nain's
family.
-aus. Joss N Rom. Mr. John hlaiu, Mrs.
". n. Hays aud No. James Paxton have some 10
Inf srasilo spring.
MIS- lnNih hihNhAf 81 Mfiffft NAa fNiNfiiiA
haur from a tvo-vocks' visit 10 hor oousin, Mis-
Mary Gently, of this county.
Ma. Avn Ma. iouS s. iIromss lsn @r Cin-
,iunaii Monday anl hsve aiken raoms a. thetil-
On House foe the neat slx weeks.
Mss May Myrus has been presented with q
By rld. J. W. McGmvy, Who cui q during
his rrcsnt visit 90 "ths liiyLanl'
-Mtssrs nKLLr AND MoLiiH V. loHxros, Of
I,nslaisr. and Mis- Annic Laura weafen, II KRIS
wills, arc the guests Of M. Geo. y. weann.
Ma Gao. E.EclASp has acerpicd situation
With Iohautcsic A nro Loulsyiile,1nd VII romose
his tsmny thiiher In Tow days. Tho l'a,i vishe-
OF a great many nicnds aticui them.
Mi-su HrssiE nalLrY rwlnwrLl. Ida ioe
rwaweii. Lena ueens Eclig Aisom Rogio and
Kettle YsnArtdale ct rusonviiie, ore the guests OF
Miss Annie and May Montgomery nfowae
-ANoS,. the namei Of the macy hdies mention
81 10 the G Jflelari Of ihe shcihyviilc hop We
note that OF Miss Leiiio ilcu, Of Lincoln, who uas
ntire.l in black velvet un'lcnkirt and lace over
dnss cafdinal irimmings, and Mis- Bessie fogle,
ofieianou, who WON white velvet underskiri,
Ola rsiil. diamond ornaments.
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LTVOLN COTvTp.


a row in Casey sunday nighi hoiafsu Basu.
ham md Cro,tcti usuiici iu the i1ii,r gaiiine
dangerously wounded.
Mr.. John A. Fryc ana Mis- Nellie Powell we're
married un Tuesday evening NJ TIE residence OF te
htide'a mother, Ms. ". g. Powell Miss Mobile
vas ono of our very best girls anil will doubtless
prove an excellent wiz. NJ y. isaelcecr follow,
aud being In addition god Mason. knows what
j. due 70 the sex. A large party offucsis vas ee-
eantlg entertained aad ail went Oh ishghiiully .
But the evening closed In terrible transition from
The house Of feast nr 10 that Of mourning NJ. Ice
Harper whose wife is cousin 70 the bride, vas w.
turning home on horseback In company With Jas
Powell wifi and sister who were IN a buggy. iIar-
pcr opened the gate which lei them on the pike,
and the buggy passed on. Wh,n ~ reached IIar-
per's house, some ~ miles from that point, be
vas not up With them. and o. bis sisicr-in-law
wished 10 see him, they turned hack expecting 20
meet him beiore they reached their osn gate that
they had ra'sed. Not sccng him they drove on
until within hundred yards Of the point they
they had lcn him There they found him lying
unconcious, surrounded by PARTY Of friends, who
had Just reached The place IFS Injury was on the
side Of his head. ~. Brown vas sent ior and went
Immediately, but found him beyond the reach o.
succof. lIe Remained unconcious an morning
when be- died. An examination Of the horse indi-
caiel that II had fallen and thu. procured the fatal
result. Mr.. u. was sober, indusifiou. man, an
officer IN the Christian Church and zealoits In bis
calling. iio leaves a young viie, several smal
children and an unmarried sister 10 mourn and
ieel his loss.
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CAsr Mus and E,aroniors IN sale by
Osslcy a Higgins.
CRoQufr SETS cheaper than ever At
Chenauli aud pcnnys.
LiNF, CfNtNr Asp SkiH constantly ou
hand at Owslcy a Higgins.
WArnrs and Iewolfy repaired and war
ranici by Ch,nault n Penny.
Bia iel ~ Sugars and Coflces in.t ~
cciycl by llarris A Nunnclley
FrfL stock " School Books, States and
Pencils al Mcllolefl. a slagg'r
IlAnnis n NuSSnIrY offer great bar.
gains IN Grocsries and Saddlcry.
PAINrs, White Lead, oils, Varniahca,
Window Glass ~ hotiom prices At Chen.
ault n lcnryis.
WE ouAnANrrr our Rcady.miSed
Paints in quality aud durability. Nc.
Robct- 4 Stage
PfRFuurRy. Toilet Soap, Hair, Nail
and Tooth Brushes. aud toilet ARTICLES ~
III kinds nj Chcnauli a penny's
" You want 10 paper your rooms exam.
inc the samples Of wall paper At Chenanlt
y penny's They are beautiful and cheap.
w nave y NtNNNlNNA AiNt " lfff iANtrN
siyles of Jcwelfy very cheap. Call and
zee it heforc purchasing elsewhere. Nc
Roberts a Stag.
I.ooR at the Kentucky Grain Drill No
stopping 10 clean out stalk, trash. sd. Nc.
II runs over every obstacle. For sale by
Ow-ley 4 liigsins.
FoH the best hafnrss and slddlcry, At
the lowest price. Courts a Pickles i the
place 90 60, and we would advise our Lin
coin county readers TO prove the truth Of
this by calling on them when they 20 TO
Danville. They handle nothing but the
hest goods, aud can guarantee satisfaction
IN every case.
To WESTERN kNI0nkNrs. Having been
appointed GENERAL EMIGRATION AGESr
al Cincinnati Tor the NANDALlA LINE,
for the States Of MIssouRI, Texas, An
KANSAS, NEnRAsKA, KANSAS, COLORADO,
CALIFORNIA, and the WESTERN TEREfro-
nirs, am fully prepared to furnish, rRrr
on application, Maps, land Circulars, Civ
ing Soil, Climate, &c. Lowest rates made
CA passenger, household goods or stock
Call on, or addrss, GEO a. KNIGHT
Gcn1 Emigration Agent, \. T. Oar. 4th
aud Vine Streets, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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WfRRTtGEs.

-pAVIs-OoofhR'-ias' SUNNY MI
John {. Davis and Miss Annie 'ooper
Mr. A. u. Huffman ana miss jennie men
ards lel' stanford WIN lhe aVowe" ih'eh'
lion OF attending the camp meeting "
Goresburg. But the camp Meeting saw
them mott ioron arriving al "orero"rg 'heY
took the train Tor Louisville and weniiheHee
to Jacksonville, lnd-' where clever Jns-
ticc OF the Peace soldered MIR. DAVIS anu