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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-05

PHILADELPHIA. OCT. 5-FlOur steady Quiet ::
superfne 5. 7513 .; extra Is 5O(IA ID ohio
ami Indiana family IS OO06 Is; Penn'a family
do IS 0O05 Is St. Louis family ut IS so6i6 sS:
Minnesota family = CO.'S .; patent and high
grades IS 756S ..
Rye flour ut $500.
Wheat frm: No. Western Red q O91x9l O8A {;
Pa Red u lO64l 10; Amber 81 ID.
Corn nrm for local use ; steamer. 521053c
yellow at SIC 3Mixed 53Hc.
Oats higher, with good inquiry No. I. White
420Asxc; No. do Al@Al1ssc; No. ; do 4O04Okc;
No. , Mixed 399S91ac.
Rye at CSC.
Provisions in easier jobbing trade: mess
pork SIG 5O0l7 %; beef hams 81 0O0lS 90; In
dian MISS beet at SIS 80; smoked hams ll140
l2c; picked hams 90lOc bacon-smOkod
shoulders 61<07c salt do 6961<c.
Lard firm city kettle ut SAc: loose butch.
crs' sGeilc; prime steam ~ 5O6S5S.
Butter quiet, but easy; Creamery extra
3l032c do good to choice 2003Oc; BradfOrsl
county and New York extra. 260e9c Western
reserve extra 2a0s3O; do good to choice l60Ac
Rolls quiet: Penn'a extra ?O62S; Western re
serve extra 2Dll23c.
Eggs steady; Penna Elk. ssc; Western Ex.
21I2lc.
Cheese quiet and unchanged: New York full
cream l3l5ell4c; Western full cream 130lyzc:
do fair to good 121l24c; 10 half Skins ll0
llkc.
Petroleum dull refined ut ll7sc.
Whisky ut u I..
Seetis-GOOE to prime Glover nominal at
81 5O@s 10; Timothy dull ut ~ 7O02 Is: Flax
seed scarce ut 81 .S0l ~.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-05

FX'HE EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE ON
i l20 valuable and attractive building lots
advertised to take place on the 9th, 7th and Sth
of October, 1880, ut o'clock p. IN. OF each day.
in the beautiful East End, on Clark's eastern
fadditiOn to Lancaster city. Pa, is attracting
general attention, and Judging from the great
interest already felt in it in all directions will
be very largely attended by all those wishing
lovely homes, with apparent certainty of OBJ
tanning great bargains certain to rapidly adj
vance in price and become Il splendid specula-
ttOn. These 12O elegant lots are elevated. ac-
cessibie, healthy, are on East King and East
Orange streets, two of the main streets through
the city, and in the midst of and overlooking
one OF the lOvcliest spots on earth, in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the best schools, colleges.
churches amusments and society, with water
and gas ut hand. To persons desirOus of love-
ly bones ut low rates, merchants or mechanics
or men OF leisure, this Is an unusual OppOr-
tunity and should not be lost sight OF. There
are hundreds OF persons everywhere (men and
wOmcn) who have capital chance to obtain a
home and health and intellectual quiet almost
for nothing, with certainty Of large advance
for their investment at any time in case they de-
sire to speculate on their investment. 1t is
certainly an unusual occurrence to find q spot
anywhere combining so many desirable quail
ties, SO well calculated to give those embark
ing in it such unusual satisfaction. For So
cash one of these lots can be obtained and q
five years credit allowed tor the balance of
purchase money. Omnibuses leave the court
house every twenty minutes free of charge to
all desirous OF attending the sale.
HENRY SHUEERT, AuctlOneer.
sep2l 25 53O&oct2j
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-05
SWINDLING "A RAILROAD,
The Sharp Game Played by u Quartet q
OHlcialS

The sharp Game Played by u Quartet OF
Officials.
DENVER, Colorado, Oct. 5.-Systematic
robbery which has been going ON for
sometime has been discovered on the Kan
sas Pacific road, and the principal con-
spirators, three conductorsand baggage
master, have been arrested. The scheme
was to sell bogus tickets, caut;oning pur-
chasers to take only certain trains, by
which means the passengers were taken
through to Kansas City under the supervi-
sion Of the three conductors engaged in
the conspiracy.
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~ iochcr's Renowned Cough Syrup.
Mothers! NlOthcrs:! nlOthers::!

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by & sick child suffering and crying
with the cXcruciaiing pain OF cutting teeth?
1: So go :,t once AMI get bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer rim.nediatcly-depend upon
it: there is no mistake about it. There is not
mother OF earth WHO has ever used it, who will
not tell you at once that ii will regulate the
bowels. and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to in all cases. and pleas
ant to the taste, ant: is the prescription OF one
OF the eldest and best female physicians and
nurses i'll tic United States. Sold every where
% cents 4 bottle. [il.-lyd&wM.W&S
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Amuselnents.

Jefferson in I" The Rivdls' 7O-Ai0ht.-Mr.
Joseph Jefferson will tonight appear at Full
ton opera house in his latest successful role,
Bob Acres, in Brinslsy sheridan's famous
comedy "The Rivals, and the event will be a
notable one in the present season. The New
York Tribune. speaking of Mr.. JefEerson's COM
pliance at last with the general public desire
that he should appear In some other part than
Rip Pan Winklc, says: He has not tired OF
his old character any more than the public has
tired of it but he has felt the mental need Of
change, and he has recognized the claims of
the new generation of play-goers upon that
versatility of art, and those resources of fac
ulty and humor. which gave enjoyment to
theatrical audiences of an earlier time, and
which laid the basis of his professional re-
nown." The cast comprises Jefferson
Bob Acres. Frederick Robinson rs Sir anthony
absolute, Mrs. John Drew as Mrs. Jfaldprop
Mr. Maurice Barrymore as Captain absolute,
Mr.. Charles Waverly as Sir Lrcius OTrigger,
Miss Rosa Rand as Lydia Languish, Miss
Adine Stephens as Lucy, Mr.. II. F. Taylor as
Falkland, Mr.. Thomas Jefferson (secOnd son
Of the comedi;ln) rs Fdg, and MI. J. Galloway
as Durid.
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EdSi0n. Pa.
Help to Mothers Nursing Infants.

1t Is a conceded fact that mothers who have
the care, anxiety and drausht OF nursing in
fants, are weak and need the aid OF some
Strengthening tonic to make up the nourish-
ment required for the growth of the child.
Ale, porter and lager beer have often been re-
commended. OF late, since physicians have
become aware that the Port Grape Wine pro-
duced by Alfred specr, OF Passaic. n. j., is
strictly pure. they have prescribed it instead
OF ale and porter. This wine is principally
sought for by mothers who have nursing in
fants at the breast. us the best supplying medi-
cine to be found. The wine is rich in body and
not Intoxicating, but gently stimulating.
Druggists generally keep it.-Enquirer.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. AtIee and
Davis and sold by ii. Z. Slaymakcr.
Ol-2wd&w
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A Handsome Improvement.

For some time past workmcn have been
engaged in putting new front in Fred
erick Kinzler's brick building, Nos. 161
and 163 North Queen street, and occupied
by Mr.. Kinzler rs boot and shoe store.
The work is now finished and the building
is one of the most attractive Oh the street.
The new front is of tho Queen Anne
style of architecture, the woodwork
being OF solid ash of very fine grain,
carved. The windows and doors arc
filed with immense plates Of heavy
French glass rs clear as crystal, showing
to fine advantage the stock Of goods inside.
Philip Dinkleberger, the builder had the
contract for making the new front, which
was designed by Mr.. Frederick Dirkle-
berger of New York. The woodwork was
supplied by Messrs. Urban & Burger, the
carving. having been done by Mr..
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West Marietta Club.

The Hancock voters have organized d
club in West Marietta. The fifty names
on the roll will be increased at the next
meeting. The officers elected are rs fol-
lows:
President-Aaron Sourbeer
Vice President-Bcniamin F. Shields.
Secrctary-Isaac G. Hineman.
Treasurer-lIcnry Fletcher.
Capta;n--S. ". Price.
First Lieutenant-George Paules, jr.
Second Licut.-Gcorge Clinton.
Orderly Scrgclnt-John NJ. Campbell.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-05

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PKI-
Y VATE SALE.-ls offered ut private sale
all that valuable property situated in West
Lampeter township, known as Rocky
Springs" containing p ACRES, more or less,
OF which about q Acres il fertile farm land,
and tho remainder woods, being the we'll
known Picnic Grounds, on which are erected
a large TwO-stOry slate-rOOf BRICK DWELL
ING. with O TwO-story slate-rOOf Brick Back
Building, and . large and commodious Barn,
new Tobacco Shed, Hog sty. Corn Crib. and
other outbuildtngs. Also contains thriving
young Apple Orchard and q large spring OF
never.failing water. The farm land is fertile,
well-watered and especially adapted to raising
tobacco, and the woods has long been popu-
lar picnic ground, with large dancing plat
form, tables, benches, etc. Being situated
within q mile Of Lancaster city limits, it is
easy OF access to markets, stores, etc. For
terms apply to
100 East King street, Lancaster, Pa.
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Poverty and Suffering.

"I vas dragged down with debt, poverty and
suffering tor years, caused by IA sick family and
large bills for doctoring, which did them no
good. 1 was completely discouraged, until
one year ago, by the advice of my pastor,
procured Hop Ditters and commenced their
use, and III one month we were all well, and
none OF Us have seen Il sick day since, and
want to say to all poor mcn,yOu can keep your
fanilic; well Il year with Hop Bitters tor less
than one doctors visit viii COSTA Working
man." 2W0
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR KEGULAH CORRESPONDENTS

The Hancock Invincibles, under com.
mand Of Captain w. Whitefield Welsh
have sent off for their uniforms adopted al
meeting held few evenings since. Thu
uniform consists of tin helmet (llke thai
adopted by Captain Fondersmith's Repub
lican company "a blue flannel shirt with the
letters H. and E. inscribed on the breast
plate, white necktics, white belt and
torch. To this will probably be added
white gloves. The uniforms are expected
here in few days.
The Vigiiant fire company will hold its
regular monthly meeting this evening and
complete arrangements for the trip to
Hagerstown, Nd, on the Goth of the pre-
sent month. 1t will be ascertained how
many equipments are in the possession Of
members and sufliciencies will be supplied.
Tonight in company II armory will be
given by special committee " calico
dress ball.
The ministers of Columbia held a meet
ing yesterday.
A gypsy train passed through Colum-
bia yesterday, crossing the bridge into
York county.
Justice Samuel Evans and Mrs. Evans
have returned from their visit to their
daughter Miss Lille at West Chester.
Rev. J. J. Russell, pastor Of st. Peters
Catholic church, who has been
travelling in Europe for the past couple of
months. has returned to Columbia.
The Republican helmet company will
parade tonight and the Republican bat
talon tomorrow night.
Company II. was inspected last evening
and the company court-martial met.
The surface of the water at the Reading
and Columbia coal shutes is on level
with the foot mark OF the depth post there
planted. This is somewhat of a rise in the
river.
During most Of last night we had rain,
but the present indications are that the
weather will clear.
The Pennsylvania railroad company yes
terday morning commenced selling tickets
to the York county agricultural fair. The
tickets are good until October 3.
The illness of Mr.. p. S. Brugh, the
druggist, still confines him to his resi-
dencc.
Mr.. ]. c. Gi:t, the Pennsylvania canal
company's collector at the locks ut this
place, has been very i'll during the past
few days. He is now SO far recovered as
to be able to be Oh the street.
A party OF fishermen from down towards
Lancaster left here on the Port Deposit
road at Ii :4j to-day.
Locust street, between Sixth and Sew
anth. is being macadamized. Fisher &
Son, of Norwood, arc furnishing the
stone.
w. T.. Lockard:s mausoleum in Mount
Bethel cemetery is slowly nearing compile
ton. The workmen are now employed in
building the walls which will he finished
in couple of weeks, when the inside work
will be commenced. The Wrighter mau-
solcum, to he built when Mr.. Lockards is
completed, will not be rs fine a struc-
ture.
Bass are being caught in unusually large
numbers. He is a poor fisherman indeed
who cannot manage to hook one Of these
game fish in a days trial.
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Hayes In the Far Northwest.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 5.-R, B. Hayes
and party arrived at Walla Walla, Wash
ington Territory yesterday. They will re-
turn to Dallas, Oregon Oh Wednesday.
\ despatch from Portland says Hayes
and his party to-day left Vancouvers on
the steamer Widewaye and proceeded up
the Columbia river to Dallas. Along the
river the residents greeted the party in a
cordial manner. At the Cascades Mr.,
Hayes was greeted by the mayor and the
common council OF Dallas.
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sJs.s
DEATHS,


BAHR.-ln last Iainpetcr, Oct. 4. 1850, Mrs.
anna Barr, widow OF the late Christian Barr,
in the SD year ot her age.
The relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Thursday
morning. at ? o'clock, from the residence OF
her son n-in-aw. Pete" }. lands. Services ut
the house. Std
MILLER.-0ctoi,"r /. 1850, ~ ChaElDcrs!Durg
Pa. George \. Miller. formerly Of this city, in
his cd year.
The relatives and friends are respectfully i'll
vitCd to attend The funeral from the residence
of his brother. John r. Long, No. 40 East
Orange street, On "Wednesday. the 9Th inst, at
$50 p. III. ltd*
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Cattle Market.

Cattle Market
MONDAY, Oct. 4-The receipts of Eeeves
ut the West Philadelphia yard for past week
were 300 head: North Philadelphia yard.
$50 head. Total. $50 head.
was active and the light run of cattle has had
SS sS eec oSoce so ut e.
MOI mon, % Siso ISlis buis and cows. sIasssc: veal
head:
Head.
rs Roger ,,,, Maynes, Western Va, gross i@sc;
- owen Smith. Va, gross F: Bell, ls West
sEn ;s Iss 5 Clemson a b;s,.s ss Mest tH: Xs E. L.
20 E; s; b. F. McFiiIen, West Va, gross. ~
$50 a: 81: Ghris,y. Western und West Va.
l75 Uiman 4 Lehman Bros. Ohio ami West
Va; Lchmman Bros, IL West Va: }. +.
Ireland; 10 do. j. Saw'lOn GO do, o.
Hughes 6. do. Levi sensenig, gross, 40
SO Jas. Clemson. Tinicu,,, 4,z15c ;37 Western
ID psnSis' Sis' s s%yfS; ra /. b. c!or,s IS DO. r.
Mechan l5 do, on acct; l5do, Jas. Clem-
100 John ohm Gc car;lie. i Vest w.. n4asc; 200 West
ern, gross. 514@6c:
IL IL LS%tRy Asr T%s: and
W. Va, gross, 2A@5c.
lSO u. Sch3mDerE u Co., western ana west
Va. gross, JA655sc.
20 F; seheetz. West Va: gross. a9i34c,
81 II: Chain. jr.. Western. =. r. Frater ;
q Pa. J. II. O'Neil, gross, 3Ia@4Ac.
175 Daniel Smyth u Bro, Western and West
GO L. Horn. Vest Va. gross. sI@Ixc.
$50 Bachman Levi, West Va. and Kentucky,
gross. 4lQ55sc.
100 NJ. Levi, West Va, gross, 4136l5l4c.
q s. Dreifus, West Va, 4494Sxc.
i ii. Chain, Western, gross, :a931ac.
l25 Schambcrg 4 Paul, West Va, gross, 312@
SIC.
81 James Eustace, West Va, gross, 314@414c.
IL r. Hathaway, Western Pa, gross, 3A94Zc.
Sheep and lambs.--The market during the
past week has been fairly active and prices
were 3c pei, pound higher on account Of
good, 45a6ljc.; medium, 4MT4ac. common.
&c.; cuils, SIC; Western Pa. Lambs: ~
csc: Chester county do 6@t6Ac.; stock
ewes, ss. .75@3.25. Arrivals West Phila,elphia
yards, 4,5OO head other yards. $500 head.
Total, 10000 head.
Samuel stewart sold SO head of dressed
sheep atGGISc.
Hogs were I'm good demand, but prices were
rather lower. We quote extra ut 754@SZc.
Mixed 7I071&c. Arrivals at ali yards $500
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ArOuSinC lis Keaslers.

An alarm of fire 1T midnight is Il startling
thing, but not half SO startling to many who
hear it as would be the sudden knowledge of
their own dangerous physical condition.
graves because they are c,reIeSsIy intliilerent
to the insjdiOus lnrO:,.i- OF disease and the
means OF cure. 1t is the mission of IL. H..
Warner & Co., with their Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. to arouse men tOa sense OF their
danger and then cure them.--Esn,Phis Il,pc0l.
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"A Burning Mine.

LEADvILLE, Oct. 5.-Nearly all the
mines in this vicinity have been closed for
four days to prevent the spread of fire,
which commenced in one Of them yester-
day, but which is now completely under
control. No one was injured, although
some of tho miners made narrow escapes.
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The State Tax,

Yesterday County Treasurer Grof: WIS.,
tied Harrisburg and covered into the state
treasury over $4,000, including balances
due from 1879, which, added to s2O, 900
previously paid and over 100000
paid for licenses, makes about $780,
600 paid by Lancaster county ON account
Of state taxes during the year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-05

PROTECT THE LITTLE ONES from tho often fatal
consequences of Group. with DS Thomas Ec-
rs well ds peerless remedy for rheumatism,
lame back. sprains, bruises. cuts. piles, kidney
troubles, etc. Take it inwartly and apply out
ward!y. For sale by III. Il. Cochran. druggist
l37 ana l33 North Queen street. Lancaster. 30
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Grand Rally

Cheap excursion to Reading on Saturday.
Oct ober g. Fare for the round trip only sl.25
Train leaves Lancaster (King street) at 1:5' a..
m. and Columbia at 7:55 a.. M. Tickets good to
return on any train. Grand Democratic
parade at D. All clubs are invited to attend.
Governor Geo, T. Mcclellan, w. U. Hensel and
others will speak. For particulars see circu-
lars at stations. O2.4,6,S<w
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Joseph Jones. residing on Church street
and employed ar the Penn iron works, was
severely injured yesterday by having a
piece Of steel strike him in the eye, where
it still remains.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-05

Tens OF thousands of dollars are sluandered
yearly upon travelling Quacko, who 60 from
town to town protesting TO cure alI the ills
that our poor humanity is heir to, why will not
the public learn common sense, and if they are
from Dyspepsia Or Liver Complaint,
invest u dollar in Spring Blossom, sold by all
druggists and endorsed by the faculty. Prices,
Soc. trial bottles. 1Gc. For salejby H. B. COch.
ran, druggist, l37 and $50 MOI tn Queen street,
Lancaster. Pa. 20
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Their Rights and Duties by Law.

/ have suffered from Il kidney difficulty for
the past ten years. accompanied with nervous
sDasms. Physicians gave me but temporary
ties of Warmers Safe kidney and Liver Cure,
my nervous spaSms were entirely relieved. My
age ISL Years. recommend this great rem.
eLy to all suffering from nervous troubles.
MRS. MARY REESE.
E0Sf0n Pr 4
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Death by Nl0rpllia.

GALVESTON, Texas, Oct. 5.-A special
from Dallas, Tex, says ID. &. Burley and
Callie Embanks, died there of morphine
administered by mistake.
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MARKl.lGES.

at Locust Home, the residence OF the brides
parents. by the Rev. Jos. Sheirich. assisted by
Oregon. Mannheim township 10 Clara daughter
OF Levi :. Hc;>t. esq. OF Warwick township.
ltd&ws
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Nxw YORK, Oct. 5.-FlOur-State and West
sTm qs and oMt c exf NO.
a. s5; choice, do, a SO@l 65; fancy do.
81 7O05 Is: round hoop ohio - 5O04 s.: choice
do "a 9Oll6 90; superfne western 81 5Olt 90;
common to good extra do 81 GOl4 30 choice
do do 81 35G6 25; choice white wheat do - Is
a. 60; Southern quiet and firm COM
mon to fair extra 81 7505 IS; good to choice
do s5 4OG6 80.
Wheat without quOtable change and fairly
active. No. White, Oct. 81 10: No. Red Oct.
81 O9196l O9s4 do Nov. sl lUH@l ll1s; do Dec.
81 1.Z@1 l2t4.
Corn scarcely so firm e; Mixed western spot,
52l4G52Lac; do future, 521z@54c.
Oats quiet, without decided change State
l2@AMc: Western. 4O0Ac.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SAMPLE NOTICE.

1t is impossible Tor a woman after n faithful
course of treatment with Lydia E. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with q weakness of the uterus. Enclose q
stamp to Mrs. Lydia f. Pinkham, SSS Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
jy29-lydeod&w
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Have you headache. pain in the back, coated
tongue, or dizziness? If SO, take "Scllcrs'
Liver Pills. and be cured.
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While the fields we're roaming over,
Breathing new-mown hay and clover,
Wen think of her, as is our wont,
Whose teeth and breath are, every day.
White rs white clover-swceta as hay,
And all from usin. SOZODONT.
o4-lwdcoh&w
ule mix, medicinal sQan ullntll to -
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For elnbly.

For Assembly.
The name OF WILLIAM MCCOMSEY, of the
First ward will be presented to the Demo
cratic electors OF Lancaster ut their primary
elections to nominate q candidate for AS
sembly, under Democratic rules.
ELM &. SNYDER, of the Ninth ward, viii
be Il candidate for the Democratic nomination
to the Legislature from Lancaster City. Sub
feet to Democratic rules. til
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Oh Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock. on the
premises on the Millersville pike, that valuable
property with five acres of land, more OF less,
with all improvements, belonging to II. q.
Lippe. 2th
Nutrition improved, strength restored AMI
disease arrested by Malt Bitters.
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FOE SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
L On SATURDAY, OCTOBER ., will be sold
NJ the Leopard Hotel, valuable three-stOry
Brick Dwelling ami twO-stOry Brick Buck
building, containing IL rooms; !; also Il Brick
Building and Frame Shed House. No. AZ East
King Street. Lot fronts 81 feet, "a inches; in
depth 245 feet to IA feet wide public alley.
Hydr;lnt in the yard, Fruit Trees. &c. Sale to
commence ut O'Clock p. H.. when conditions
will be made known by
HENRY SHUBERT,
Oct9-7tu AuctiONccr.
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NEW ADTERTLNElLENTS.

just placed exhibition invoice of OIL PAINT
subjects merit Among them will be
Pieces by Meucci Ogi
Copies Casagnola other Artists; Figure Fruit
Pieces, Neapolitan Studies &C.. &c.
The public cordially in
spect them
h. z. RHOADs & BRO, jewelers.
King
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WEATHkB INDICATIONS.
WAsHINeTON, d. c.. Oct. 5.-For tho
Middle states areas Of rain, followed BY
clearing weather, with slightly lower tom
perature, stationary or slowly falling bar
ometer. northerly winds shifting to west
erly and southerly. s