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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21
DRY GOODS,
WELCOME!
Visitors 10 The West Virginia Slab
Fair and Exposition

Strangers and citizens: WeWr
daily invite you 10 visit our eslap
lisliment whether you wish 10 Og
or not. We have spared no eiiof y
to makeit pleasant for all while u
the city. The stocks in Ourse'e y.
departments are rcplcIliSIled 10 .T
fullest extent, and we feel no lle'r
fancy In saying that we can %oI J,
the finest and best selected tOtAT
Dry Goods, Notions SILKS . at.
ClOaks in the State. We maEeSlIS
and Velycts Il specially. We ra,i'
the largest stock Of Dress OooS
We show an endless assortment "
Housekeeping Goods. We are n y"
only cloak manufacturers IN usi
Virginia. OurclOak room ls'OL ~
long and % feet wide, and We Si W..
1GS styles. Our display at the h "a
position building is in the l'of .5
wing. We have issued iIIII r ~,
complete programme for tue .,, t' u
vh;ct en-, non Voi bv calling ~
our Booth at the Exposition =, OF a. A.
our stores, llOi and llOG Aa'n >"
I.BLUNI& BlEO'
OcIO
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. MHEbLlNui OCt' luJ loolI
To The hoard Of Education
of the reports Of the schools OF the district
for the month Of September, 1881:
Enrolment for the month.
Average attendance VIC
Average absence: ...Y..",""...... 2S
Per cent Of attendance OH gnrplment4........ 50
Cases Of 'rardlness--WashingtOn, o.; Madi-
son. 81; Clay; 30 Union, co. Webster, 40;
Richie, 40, Colored, 90 total $40.
Pupils Perfect In MISUNDERSTANDING.
ton, ISL Madison, 1913; Clay, 100; Union, III;
Webster, 1870; Richie, 42; COlOred, q; total,
O74.
lbOi; Madison, 40; Clay, 624; Union, 54S;
WEBSTER, 5i5; Richie, 10; Colored, iOT.
Per Cent Of Observation-Disclosures, 81;
Madison, Of; Clay, "; Union, 80; Webster,
So; Richie, 90; Colored, 70.
Pupils In Several Branches Photography,
3,2Ol Reading 5000; Writing 2,Oj5; Mental
Arithmetic, ! 233; Written Arithmetic, i,4O0;
Geography, $40; Physical Geography, AZ; Eng.
fish Grammar, 3G0 History, iIl2; Physiology,
Il; Natural Philosophy s. Chemistry, E2;
Rhetoric, 81; Algebra, i44 Geometry, 90;
German Language, 297; Defamation, 40;
Composition, 52l; amount paid for instruc.
tiOn, including German, $3,71l II.
German Observation-Disclosures Wash.
ington, Is; Madison, 20 Clay, 90; Union, SO;
Webster, %; Rltcliie, o.. Total 237. Mum.
Der Of classes, 81. Number Of pupils Of Ger.
man nareRtage, l44; number OF other than
German patCntage, IS. Amount paid for In.
struOtion In German $i3i "a.
would recommend tile changing OF Grade
No. !, Division @, to Grade No. 3, Division b.
In Union district so that the school may be
graded in accordance with the plan Of study
adopted by tile Board Hon. h. L. Butcher.
State Superintendent Of Schools, has offered
10 tie teachers OF Wheeling an Institute
similar to those held In the various counties
OF the State during the INST sumttefan PRO.
poses to hold II the 23d, 9Th, 1ith and 10Th
Of November. ] would recommend there.
fore, that the Board permit the teachers Of
the district to dismiss their schools on Wed.
tiesday and Friday Of Thanksgiving week,
In order that they may attend the exercises,
on condition that they attend said Institute
on Thursday aud Saturday Of lle same week
which are school Holidays III accordance
with the resolution Of tho Board passed al
the last meeting, spent some days visiting
the schools 81 Cincinnati, and ami confident
that the Introduction Of their system and
methods Of study into our schools will be OF
great benefit to the pupils and will tend TO
the securing Of that uniformity which Is nee.
essaty To permanent efficiency,
Respectfully submitted, d.
JONI NJ BiRcH, Stunt,
Tho superintendent report was received
and filed and his auggrstlOis adopted.
TIT, following report was then taken up
and adopted;
/ 70 ne Board Of Eiueallon!
The Committee on Text Books beg leave 10
report that II has considered the matters 70.
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thermometer Record.

THE usual merchants lunch at the New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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~ Won vIIh 70 taE good bread use Silver
lake Flour II the best
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Cures piles, Salt RhCum, Painful Month.
lies and Catarrll. Sold In fifty cents and
dollar sizes. MwLr
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No headache or back.achc for ladies
who drink "NllNE OF oARDUl"
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Mr.. Wilson moved that the levy be made
~ cents on the 500 valuation, which motion
was adopted
Tho matter Of fixing the levy for the
building fund for the school year came up
next, and was made at 10 cents on the 300.
Mr. Wilson, while speaking on this subject,
made the following statement OF estimated
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Situation Wanted.
Important to Horse Owners.
Notlce-The Union Dricklayers.
NotiGe-Georgc Hook,
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"tiEbta Co.'s Afnicated Extract Of Witch
Hazel Is the very best preparation OF Witch
Hazel which have ever tscd'
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FoRhsUT,
GENERAL NOTICES.
mAX NOVICE.


TAX NOTICE, -
state and County taxes Will be ,,,v.,
" ~ am anu cp PSGss, designated below al
in iaii. ~'''" W WI MI "'''' That i'AalI6e Eli
Ct 81: 4 4 VII l!5S s5!yy trp, 5,
Oct, ", TriRdelphla,
Oct, 70, Roney's Point FOR 'IrIRdclp ila DIsJ,
trict '''' '!ehIaai Dis
ton District. -" U'e, WAG4lrf,
Oct, q and 95, Squire Richardson. or,. ~
son District, Vulre MAJ
oct, q and g, Sheriff Office, cla, pi,,.,
District. "NIAe, uGln
nI oS1 - and Nov l. Filth waOlIlo, llyu,, c..
IriCt. 10 Neb,eED4
M Eo ", Sand ., Eighth waN Hose lloa. Ria.
Anla1 the sherIH''s office, No. 20 Twelfth
Y. y. BROWN : n y
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For sale by Logan & Co.
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Same day-Frco for all trot Pune $500 divided.
Llry""".""""'.......,...."
Inlhlnr ........
CMm J."."."."...... ."..,....,. .."""."..""3
Time 227i 2g7i 2:27; 4!Gs.
This ends the sport for this season. Come
again next season, gentlemen, and things
will be made pleasant for you.
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bLASn-UhAU0nl makes Chlls
and fever impossible.
For Sale by Logan & Co.
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ALL GONE!

Notwithstanding all statements by enyious
rivals to the contrary, We have disposed OF
the entire lot OF goods damaged during the
recent lire, We have now decided to
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ROARD OF RDUCATI0N.
Scientific Apparatus arehassd-Furni
ture for the Finn Ward sehOol-Fiseal
Reports, &e.

aeientlne Apparatus EufehaAeo-fufnA-
ture for the Finn Ward SehOol-Fiseal
Reports, dc.
The members Of the Board were slow in
gathering last evening and It Was not until
after eight o'clock that the Board was called
to order. President Wilson was in the chair,
and the following members answered to
their names: Messrs. Acker, Arkle, Cald-
well, Criswell, Ebeling, Pipes, Jepson, Max
well, Miller ], A., Sh0ckey and Todd. On
motion OF Mr., Caldwell the reading OF the
minutes was dispensed with.
The report Of the Committee on Accounts
reported bills amounting to $2Il o. which
were ordered paid. ...
The Chairman OF the Committee on
Finance reported as follows;
WHEELING, October 20, 1881.
To the Board Of Ei,icdtiOn ...-....
GEHTLGMIN-Your Committee on Finance
has examined the accounts Of James b.
fancy, Collector, as required by the rules OF
the Board, and would offer the accompany
ing statement as a settlement OF his account
for the year 1901, and would ask that the
same be spread upon the minutes OF the
Board, Said statement shows that the sud
James B, fancy, Collector, has in his hands
on settlement S1sl So OF the school fund,
and $l,ls5 a Of the building fund, subject
to the order OF the Board.
Your committee believes that the allow
anCes for commissions, delinquents and other
items is according to law.
Your committee notices that the Clerk OF
the Board in charging the Collector with the
levy for the years lsS0-l, has in both funds
assumed a valuation larger than 1t ought ia
be BY the sum OF $3.50, 2j2
This error causes the Collector to be over
charged in the school fund to the amount OF
s., 1872 on, and in the building fund to the
amount Of $3.50 %,
Your committee submits the following
resolutions for your consideration
ReSOlred, That the accompanying statement
OF settlement be spread upon the minutes,
showing the settlement by tho Collector for
the school year lsS0-l subject to the balance
due the Board of $751; s. on the school fund
and 81, 1876 a on the building fund.
ReSOired. That the clerk he directed to
credit the Collector with g, 1872 06 on tho
School Fund, and $3.50 % on the Building
Fund on error in charging levy on valuation,
Both resolutions were adopted.
Mr. fancy reported ~ follows:
WHEELING, Oct. ist, 1881,
TO The Presidcat and Members ef the BOdrd Gf
EducdiiOH! y..
GENTLEMEN. herewith submit statement
in settlement OF School Fund for 1880.
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~ ~ VVITN NIs DINVWl GWNW :
The superintendent report was received
and filed and his auRgrstlOis adopted.
The. following report was then taken up
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was brisk and the booksellers reaped u
heavy harvest OF commissions. At the
rooms about town, in the early half Of the
day, the pools sold about the same as the
night before, $40 to 81 being the ruling ratio,
with Boil fayorite. The same state Of the
market prevailed ut the pool stand on the
State Fair Grounds, and remained in force
up to a few hours before the race, when
Weisgerber began to sell stronger, though
the highest bids on him were ut IS to $40 on
Boil Immense sums Of money were depOs-
tied in the boxes, and the amount changing
hands must have been enormous,
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10 ne Board Of ECiucalipny
, The Committee on Text Books beg leave 10
report that II has considered the matters 70.
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7 OCAL MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

| HOURS FIR CLOSING THE MAILS.
EY EAILHOAD-NEw YORK THROUGH MAIL
| WAY MAIL, east, 1906 III.
GoEDONvILLE, DowningtOwn, Leainan Place
| Gap6pm.
| PHILADELPHIA through mail, 73O and s:i5 n
| M. Loo, 4:lJ and ll:JO p IN.
pITTssUHsH and west, Zoo and ll:sO pm.
! HARRISBURG MAIL, 80. vi, l::O. 5:l5 an, II 10
| am.
| WAY MAIL, west, $50 4 H.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Phiia,iel-
pbia 4:l5 pm.
baltimore AND WASHINGTON, via York, 900 D
BALI,noRE AND WASHINGTON, via Harrisburg
| ll:aO pm.
| COATEsvILLg, i:IJ pm.
| COLUMBIA, lO:o'a III, ::0o ami 5:i5 p M.
| YORK AND YORK WAY, 2:0 and ll::D pm.
| NORTHERN CENTRAL, le:'W a m, .Z:OO and ll:;D y
READING. via Reading and Columbia Il, 7:3O
| q M and l2:D pm.
! READING, VII. Harrisburg, 5:l5 and ll:so M
REApINa WAY, VII, junction, Liiitz, Mannheim,
! East hempiie!d and Epiiis:ta, IN.
QuARRYvisLE Camir;:o, New Providence,
West Willow and Marii.Isvillc, Rcfton and
Lime Valley 9:1 Il m and 5:oO pm.
NEW HOLLAND ChUrchtOwM, Grecnbank,
Blue Ball, GoOdville, Ie.rtOwn and Spring
Grove, by way "i DOwninstOwn, ut 7:v M
BY STAGE-MiIlersville and Slack water. to
Safe iiarbOr, daily, at loo Ill.
Bnkley's nrxc nI neac@cH l" M r'E and
Holland, 23O p III.
willow Street Smithville, Buck, Chestnut
Level, Greene, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove.
Rock Springs, FairmOunt and ROwlantisyillc'
Md. daily. $50 u N.
Landis Valley, Oregon. West Earl. Farmers
vile, Ne1fsvillc. lIinkietown, Terre Hill.
Mar;in'i.ii", daily, ut I'D d Ill.,
Greenland, Fertility, I-impeter and Wheat.
land Mills. to Strasburg, daily, at4 pm.
Paradise and SOudersbur2, ut 7:3D u H.
manyie Mount Se%o Raw linsViIIe. ss Es;h,s.n ss's.
WHEN OPEN FOX DELIVERY.
ARRIVING BY HAIL.-Eastern mail 7 a IN =
1G:O III, ) and $50 pH,.
Eastern way mail, 1870 III.
Western mail, and 10 IL IN, . and $50 D IN.
Re"ins, viz Reading and Columbia, .:Dp
Western way mail, $40 Il III.
Reading way mail, 1O:l) N.
Qiarryville Branch, S:l5 u III and nm
ARRIVING BY STAGE.-FrOni Sale: Il;trl,0r
aid Miilcrsville, at ga III, daily.
from Mii!ersvile. and pa III, and pm.
From New Holland. at $50 Il III, ,luiIy
From Enwlandsvillc, Md. at 4 D. m
L".aiing way mail, ut l0siDa m, daily
from Strlsbur.,, at $50 u III, daily.
From RtwiinSvii!c, at III III.
DELIVERIES BY CARRIERS.
There are four mail deliveries by letter ear
rii:i each tity. apd on their return trips they
iik: up the mail matter deposited in the letter
boxes.
For the first delivery the carriers leave the
Office at $50 - III; second delivery ut 10 u III :;
third delivery Il: ii u III fourth delivery at : D
III.
SUNDAY POSTOFFICE HOURS
On Sunday the pOStOfiice is open from April
to October I. from 20 3a III, and from u, 7
Il III; from October tOAp-il I.frOm to 10 M,
and from to
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-.s.:lcaster f,ltelIigemrer.
CABIN PHILOSOPHY

CABIN PHlLOSOPHY.
JA MACON
Jes' turn dc backlog ober, dare-an pull your
stools up higher,
An watch dat 'possum cookin' In de skillet by
de fire;
Lemme spread my legs out on de bricks to
make my ieelin's flow,
An I'll grin you ont = fac or two, to take be-
for you go.
Now, in desc busy wukin' days, deys changed
tie scriptcr fashions
An you needn't look TO mirakuIs to furnish
you Wild rations;
Now, when you's wantin' leaves O bread, you
got to 90 and fetch em,
An cf you's wantin' fishes, you mus dig your
WINS an ketch EN-:
For you kin put it down rs sartin that the time
is long gone by,
WhCu -S:i:scs an ;aters used 10 rain fam out
De Sky:
Efyou think about it kcertuliv, ANA put it to
tbs. tao'.
You'll diskivcr da; :ilc sales plan is gin ally
de bes',
Ef you stumble on Il hornets mes an make &c
critters scatter.
You needn't stan dar like :, tool an ..rgerfy de
matter:
An Whcn tic yailcr fever comes an settles all
arOGn',
Ills better dan de k.r,n!cen 10 shuttle out o
Dar- heal. % dreadful music in the very fines
n.!dlc:
\ ripe an mc!lcr apple may he rotten i'll &c
middle:
DE wise,' lookim' ir,,bclcr may be thu. bisscs
fool;
Oars a lot o solid kichin' in the umblcs' kind
o mule:
DE preacher aint do ho!ics' dat wars dc
mcckss' look
An does de i"m.!csi hamgin' on dc kivar oh de
Book.
DE people pays .l,ir hi ;,yc-' bill in hnyim' lots
an lan's;
Dsy scatter all dcir picayune7 aroun' 'i' pea
nut stan's:
De twcnticS an de !i:ii.> -or, in payin orr
dcir rents.
cents.
Inebbcr LIKES de culi..I mIn dat thinks too
much q ca:in':
Dat frolics iro., dc wuki.' lays an smoOzcs at
Gr mcriin:
Dat jines de Trmp'rl.ou 'ci'ty. AN keeps !,
sit,in' tight.
An pulls his wacrinlii"n4 in d. middle oh dc
night
Desc miiei;"riy mGss"r chaps, wii nuskrts in
dcir hans,
Para:iin' irnO dc city 10 d" Music oh tie ban :,
Had better drop dcir guns. an 60 to marchin
wild dcir hoes,
An GIT Il honest libbin' Il; 'iey chop dc cotton
rows.
Or dc State may put 'c,n aricr while 20 drilin'
in de iii ci,cN.
Wild morn Il single stripe a-runnin' cross der
hrcrclics.
Well y'lH think dat Goin muffin tall is mighty
"ct' an nice,
But 81 hh-;"d up de renters in de lub!y Para
disc.
You see, deg boie WAS human i,oin's jrs like
mc an you,
An 'iry couldn't c..:"riit.. .lcirsriv.s wiI not
thing to do;
Wild plenty wuk bc:o' EN-. an Il COTTON crop
to make,
Dey'I nebber thought I" loan' roun an
chittin' wild ,le snake.
-SrriLpsI for FrirHurU.
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young friend nf mine was cured Of an
mS:ttiable thirst Tor i.i'IunF that had ~, nr,..
tratt'i his system ;i:,;i c was unable II, do any
n"aii>> iic WAS entirely Gu red by Tho: ugs, s,f
Hop '''t'r-; II aiihy''i ai that burnn. thirst :
"'rf away the appetite inr liquor: made his
'fiE'1 steady. ami h: his rcmainr,l n suL.r
s"d S'c-"'y ''i;tn Tor more than two wears and
!.a* !'' '''"s.i" 10 return to his cups and know
"a = n"tth'T ri o. hers who have been cured of
Gs'E-+}ay ~ i. - rom "a leading Railroad Offi
:2%rs ts-.'f%s,. ~. fcbI owdSw
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FSIyEIESS' SEYDE

( HOLCMBIA AND PORT DEPOSIT X. X
~ Trains now run regularl on the Columbus
and Port Deposit Railroad ON the following
time: 'A
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sald SICK man 'nn druggist. " rant V.,u viy,.
me something: to car" me His svtnr,,,,,n,
were Il lame back and 'iisrI.I"i'I urine and
we're !! sure In'icliion nI ki'T"y '.i.rmsc The.
druggist told him to use l. iLnt:v- Wort au,I In
u short time IL Clicctc'i Il complete cure HIVE
you these symptoms" Then ,c, 8: box or
noCtle to-dHy-l":iurc ypT Hcc,nc Incurat,l..
IL Is the cure sai.: and c-hnnrUiUc re-
publican. ,7IwdSw
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LNSTATE OF JAMES W. RILEY, LATE OF
IL the city of Lancaster. deceased. The I'M
lersigncd Auditor, appointed to distribute the
l'alanc" remaining in the hands Of Julia Riley,
among those legally entitled to the same and
to pass on exceptions to her account. will sit
for that purpose on TUESDAY. FEBRUARY
-. lSSl. at 10 O'Clock a. H.. in the Library Room
of the Court House, in the city of Lancaster.
where all persons interested in said diatribll-
ton and exceptions may attend.
WIN. \. ATLEE.
ian::-3id"aw Auditor.
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JAKE NOTICE THAT A PROPOSED

HItAkE NOTICE THAT A PROPOSED
L Act of Assembly. entitled :" An Act to rc-
peal the eth Section of an Act entitled A SUP
p!cmcnt to the Charter of the City of Lanci,s-
ter. passed the Goth day of March, A. d.. 1862 ~
will nc introduced during the present session
of the Legislature.
The purpose OF the proposed Act il to
cqualiZH the tees paid for services rendered by
the Mayor of he City of Lancaster in cases Of
va-rancv. drunkenness and disorlerly con.
duct with those paid to other magistrates.
JEO 4. MACGONIGLE
jahNitdT Mayor
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E'S'TaTE OF HENRY GAil:ECnT, LATE
IL of Lancaster city, Lancaster county. Pa.
deceased. Letters testamcntary on said estate
having been granted to the undersigned. all
persons indebted to said deccicnt are request
cd 1" make Immediate settlement. and those
having claims or demands against The estate OF
said decpdcnt. to make known the same to tll,.
undc, signed without delay, residing in Ian
caster, Pa. ISAACD LUTZ,
JOHN \. BAUSMAN
jan2i-G!,lOawk Executors.
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l,STATE OF THOMAS ID KELLY. LATE
~ of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters OF
administration Oh said estate having been
granted to the undersigned. all persons in
,'cbtci to said dccc,lcnt are requested to make
immediate settlement. and those having claims
or demands against the estate of said dcce'cnt,
to make them known to the Undersigned with.
out delay, residing in Lancaster
janl3.,;tdOaw* W. L. UENSEL
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itsTAIE OF EDN. a. SENER, LATE or
IL the City of Lancaster, Pa. deceased
Letters of aGmjnist ration on said estate liav-
iE:: been granted to tie undersigned. all per-
sons indebted thereto are requested 10 make
immediate payment. ami those having claims
or demands against the same, will present
item .Si;h:;t delay to the undersigned.
REBECCA SENEH,
Administrators.
Or to q. Srner u Sons, Lumber and Coal Deaf
crs, n. l.. Corner Prince and Walnut Streets,
Lancaster, Pa. jan 2SGtilOaw
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NERVOUS ltti:if.iIY.
N To Nervous Su;ia"c;s-Ihc Great Euro
pcan Hrmedy-Dr. j. u. Simpsons Specific
Medicine. II is Il positive cure for Sicrin:,-
torrilca, Seminal Weakness. .lmpotcncy. and all
diseases resulting from clf-AbuSc. u, Mental
Anxiety, Loss of Memory. Pains i'll Baci: or
Side, and diseases that lead to Consumption,
Insanity and an early grave. The Specific
Medicine is being used vii h wonderful success.
Pamphlets sent free 20 all. Write for them and
get full particulars Price, Specific. 81 per
package, or six packages fer 81. J. Il. SIMP-
Main Street, Buffalo, NY. Address all orders
to
II. Il. COCHRAN. Druggist, Sole Agent,
l37 and l33 North Queen street, Lancaster
ml7-lydaod&wi
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LNSTATE OF SARAH MONTGOMERY
~ late of :he city of Lancaster. deceased.
Letters OF administration on said estate hay
ing been granted TO the undersigned, all per-
sons indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
or demands against the same will present
them lGr settlement to the UNDERSIGNED, re-
siding in said city.
ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY
II. H. SwARE, Administrators
Attorney. ian29-6t'lOaw@
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.LETlL NOTICES.


LHSTATE; OF Il. BENEDICT .;OOS, LATE
IL of the city OF Lancaster. deceased. Let
tcrS trStamcn;liy on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned. all persons in
dcbted thereto are requested to make imm3di-
ate payment. and those having claims or de-
n:mds against the same. will present them
signed. residing. in the city of Lancaster.
MICHAEL HAHERBUSH,
Executor.
.NO. A. COYLE. Att'v. ianl3-Gt,lOSw
l'sTATE OF SUSANNA FRANClSCUS,
kI late of the City OF Lancaster, dcccased.-
Letters of administration on said estate haV-
ing been granted to the undersigned. all per-
sons indebted TO said dccc,lcnt are requested
to make Immediate settlement, and those
having claims or demands against the estate
of saiT deccdcnt to make known the same to
HIM wit iiOut delay.
JACOB BOWERS.
Administrator. Il. b. II. c. t. Il.
INo. NJ. AMWEG. Attorney. jlS-6tdOaw
THsT!ATE: OF jacob WEH, SIR, LATE
IL OF the city OF Lancaster, Pa, deceased
Letters tcstamentary on said estate having
been granted to the Undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are req ueSied to make immc-
.liatc settlement, and those having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement TO the unlcrsiyn-
JACOB WEH. JE.
Executor. Lancaster Pa
\. j. EBEELY. Attorney,
10 Grant Street. Lancaster, Pa. jsl-GthUaw
INITIATE OF HENRY <;ARisEi,IlT LATE:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-16
Destructive Fire.

+ Kansas CRY, Mo-, March i0.--Ihi
greatest conilagration knownin Kan
sas City for many years occurred
this morning on Union Ayenne, be
tween Mulberry and Santa IFe Sts.
by which was destroyed that part O
an elegant new block OF buildings
occupied by Woodward, Faxon q
Co, wholesale druggists; Kelly
Wells d Co., wholesale hardware
dealers, and Ogleby Il Co., wholesale
grocers. The flames were first seen
bursting from a rear window o.
Woodward, Faxon d Co.
BY the time the firemen arrived
at 4 O'Clock, the roofs and windows
gIared terrifically with the leapine
flames. A series of explosions, mum
bering not less than seyenty-iive
took place, caused by cans of gun
powder in the establishment OF Ogle-
by Il Go. and by barrels of coal oil
in the drug house of Woodward
Faxon Il Co. These explosions were
loud enough to be heard by hun
dreds OF people throughout the city
and by families two miles distant.
The water pressure, which should
have been ninety pounds to the
square inch, was scarcely sufficient
to carry the stream to the second
story windows. The loss OF Wood
ward. Faxon d Co. was sS5, 1850; In
sured for 10000; Ogleby & Cos
loss was $4,000; insured for $780,
1000; Kelly 4 Co.'S was $4,000, ful
ly insured. The building owned by
Olmstead & Hall, was valued at s50,-
600; insured for 2S,O00.