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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-15
DEATH OF COL. JOHN w. roRNEY

This community was thrown into deep
gloom last evening when over the wires
flashed to us the sad and startling intelli-
gence that John w. Forney was dead. A
spccialt to Governor Throckmorton at Mckin-
ney and by him transmitted to us con-
firmed the sorrowful tidings that made US
ieel once again the enormous strength that
death possesses in his remorsele.s course.
The event occurred yesterday morning, as
our telegram announces, at 3o'clock, in Phil
adelphia. The lamented deceased was born
in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, October 10,
1917, and for years has been prominent
character, not only before the American
people but the world, as politician,
journalist, orator and in the belle
lettres sphere. Down to that out
break of the civil war he was staunch
Democrat, Of the Jeffersonian stripe, and
IL was largely through his influence and
energies that Mr.. Buchanan, Of the same
State, was elected 10 the chief magistracy.
In those days he was a power in the land.
and as Secretary Of the Senate, prior
10 Mr.. BIS. administration he welded
a Warwick potency through the columnS OF
his papers and his own personality. He
wa. always q genuine Union man, and
when secession shivered the object Of his
warm devotion, he sided with the efforts
that sought TO reinstate the severed links.
and feeling thus II was but natural that
when at last the cannOns had their bowels
full Of wrath 10 spit forth iron indignation,
he too should be on fire and censure "the
silken daIliance that in the wardrobe lies"
when the cloud: Of war were dripping
with hi. country's blood. But when
that war had snoothedits wrinkled1 front. F."
be was the first toprofIer IN good faith the
olive branch, and personally 70 contribute
TO rebuild the wastes that defeat had
brought 10 Us A. jour
nnIist Colonel Forney stood pre-
eminent, and enjoyed more than ns-
tionsl reputation. Vigorous in stack, be
-rns frank in his methods and s-open in TIE
announcement Of he object He wrote for
the good q his country, State and city. His
Language was of that easy, graceful style
thst flowed - freely from his pen as
comes fhe gently rippIinr stream,
IN eli ifs cryst.lins purity over lie srnooth
and ssttlsd route In addition 70 his daily
iournn1. ths rrrss. he Last rear started the
iiprrress.~ rhsrln ~ conld rive retkIT
~rrs 20 he liFiner Eternturt nnd
uurh. -. 81 kifber kInd nd ~
u.I s-.its5 70 ne rr.i nsrzp-per. Among
II. ~-rt- srs n Anc111tss - fublir
~. m 80 ~rlnrnes. s-1 his LIE ufGen-
- ". 5 Hnneock atId rhon - rrc-t
=, &irr~ru.i1 ~ 80. written o. c-ur-irn
-'..--.-.- sn-i.r tts lr-t Frssi1s1iial go
- ne f.ruE - nc,e1 ~ -
,-r ~ 49, ttarnirr ti1rrnrlie.l
'l..-i.s go 800 nro1sA q
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,,,r rursrpENT.s INDIAN roIIcr.

verafious and heretofore and appar-
emily still insoluble problems with which
This government has had 10 deal, that rela-
tive 10 the management and disposition Of
One Indian l. the chief Every succeeding
Secretary Of the Interior and Chief Maeis-
trnts has bad something 10 say about II. and
poor Loi is stin in a vretcbed condition,
the white settler nezt 20 him equally as
wretched. vast unclaimed tracts Of most valu-
able character are still the sbodes q
SAVAGE lie. and the Govern
nent oo1tinues ~ vfestle with
it, elephant. II is absuri 10 suppose that
thsre /. any real cnuss ~ this state Of e.
fsirs or that there i no practical WY of
settling H. Ths truth r. that ne msn Who
dictnte tts rc-icr know nothing a. the In
Sirn o. The border and dr1v Their lcEur-
lions frorn fis political s1isncs a14licstl.to
IN entirely dl1errrt state - ssieir md
a. 81 ttinrs- The frst reconmen1atirn
~ ~, P-rT1ert On tbs s1tisrt r. fhat The
L.. a. he ~r-iors ststes and tsrritc-ies -
-n.ss rr'rIicnils % he Indizn r.sgvrtions
-ta.fr fheir b1-de-s. Tss lhfinn. he
-. stouE -eoars he Tr1iection q a.
1r~ sra Is entitlsf a. ns rsrit
4, r-~irtnir m re cou1i. lis re-son.I
49, s-z property. 1las h a1 r-r9.--.
~ - &c, = n1-s o. - true t.ai tis
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Pure Driting Water

IL has been subject OF much study by
the scientific-medical world for a number
Of years as TO the cause Of typhoid fever and
other inhammat0ry diseases OF the bowels,
and the conclusion almost unanimously ar
rived at recently is that large portion Of
these diseases result from the use OF foul or
impure drinking water.
The Kepnesaw Manufg Co. of Memphis,
Tennessee, have invented a pump or water
elevator. which. while L gives a full and
steady f0w from a well one hundred feet
deep as easily as from q cistern ten feet,
agifates and purifies the water in such a
manner az 10 free IL from all Of the nOxious
ingredients contained in stagnant water,
and render il as pure as a running stream,
thereby destroying all germs Of disease, and
also freeing IL from all insects.
Sydney Smith 4 Co, Of Dallas, Texas, are
state agents for these pumps and have
them for sale at their Sample Rooms. No
72s Elm street, Dallas. Texas, where they
can be seen on exhibition, and parties IN
need Of pumps Of any description viii DO
well 70 call and examine thea before pur-
chasing ELSEWHERE.
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Piles! Itching Pilesi

The symptoms of itching piles are moist
ure, like perspiration, intense itching,
mostly at night, seems as ifpin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. The
more you scratch theworse they itch; very
distressing. The private parts are. often
most effective remedy extant for this tor
menting complaint. Gives rest at night
without desire 20 scratch, also has no equal
In Graduating letter, itch, salt rheum
crysipelss, BARRIERS itch, all scaly, crusty
itchy skin eruptions. Here is the proof I:
Certainly the the best medicine ever used
in my practice, DR.. Cotton, Woodstock,
over twenty years; IL cured me completely.
L. s. hesser, Enfield. Ask for ii and take
no other. Sent for fifty cents, dn three
cent stsmpt), three boxes, 81 Is, by Swayne
4 Son, Philadelphia. SwayRe's Ointment
Sold by all druggists.
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ThIng.

DR.. Kings Syphaletic Remedy u guarnr.-
teed 70 cure yphelis IN the rrifnsr secoIlo,
arv and tertiary stages. and in al ne varied
and conplicnfed forms, and VII cure the
worst cases q venerial diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatmeut Of The most
eminent physicians n America II cures
the first stage and heals the ulcers IN Few
DAYS. Ttcurss ulcers in The mouth nose,
heed. arms. and legs alsg bard pans N ne
efc-. in = sfl.rt time rrice g. per package
errf rrrrrwhert tr errress. a tre1tise on
srrurl disenses f-te. eerf sealed fcr two
ssarrrs. d.. J. Dirsbee-, fl5 North III
r--erf. 81 Louis. No. Cures guaranfeed
~ rr0ner refunded d.. Dinsbeer mAka
chronic dissases n .sI.eclaltT- ITo1 are 81
fic1ed Nh ne fnntter rhnt call o. we
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An ~ r.r-tirrirrs. HC1looal~ ~ q
~ rIIr rarted - make ont . rereoior-
~ t~rr aarrIrrIsI hcu can / i.errrne No.
49, La nrurairted ritt nj izrniIr tistcrrf''
i.Srr1lr " turning i0r Corrress. 2 an
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-15
GRERNvILLH

oorrespondsnoe Of the Herald.
GRrrxvIILr, December 7.-Following are
the appointments Of the North Texas Con-
ference. held At this place, and which
adjourned yesterday:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DI,1RIcT.
Richard Lane, Presiding Elder; jefferson
station, W. ID. Nountcastle;. kellyvilie
circuit. J. T. Sherwood; Linden circuit
r. 5. Jackson; Atlanta circuit, l.: l. Tick
EFT. Queen City circuit. ID. y. iuuer, Dan
gerfjeld circuit. J. ". Lively; Mt. Pleasant
circuit, W. w. Homer COfeevlll circuit
n A Fmmon.: Boston circuit, i. J. Milan;
TeTsrkena station. A. J. Worley; Iexar-
kama mission. ". A C0ppage. Bible nEenti
w ID. she'll Douglsssville High School,
Z. n Sweet, principal
PANS DrsfEIcT-
IB FIli.. Presiding Elder; Paris sta
tion. J. r. Allen: Paris circuit. y H. Shar'
R-oof~fon mission. J. n. Crutcnufio;
Honev Grove. station. J. y. C0rhln- Honey
Grove circuit. ]. A. Wvatt- D0dd CITY en-
crif. ". y. Mos: LadCnia circuit, II. J.
Harris. Cooper circuit ". a. Shook, Bio
sorn Prairie circuit. y G. neareTi Nooa-
land ffrcrif. r. g. HalneTt hcsalie t.-er,i.
A g. Mcdonald; Carfsr circuit. 9
Eirir. Aunona cirruit - Pesrcsn. Bibls
agent. r g. ssrel
surnNa nc
IN. Binkley. Prss-cir- F,5-r sbs-mnn
r.rffrn. u. A Boz lnf - -l.r nan
rr'i-.ior. - b snrr 81 l-rzr 1'-cult.
W. II. Czrk t.eFrrlls E1p-
1ar.f Pe1Is rfrrnii In Is Bon
han st.ti1n, D. ]. a--I-- Bill a. 3. sion.
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The New York Chronicle u Deccmbcf ~
says the movement NJ cotton ny rail shows
AZ usual Nv NOvcnbef, marked Increase
during The month. The gross figures also
show ~ Increase over tho snne month Of
last year,so that for the three months Of this
season they reach the large total u l8,0U
bales, against 320,1f2 bales during the cor
responding period Of 1880, difference IN IN.
vor OF 1881 Of O2,0A bales the increased
gross movement during November, this
year, having been 10,437 bales. But the
net movement shows slight falling OIL
compared with November, 1880, being for
the three months 23l ,657 bales, against 1OD,-
0lf bales last year, an increase Of 81 ,053
bales. whereas the excess over last year on
November /, was 32,7G7 bales. There has
been still further falling off In the receipts
as the ports as compared with year ago, the
difference now being 2i5,S l3 bales in favor
of 1880; the interior stocks, however, show
an excess over last year of about 10000
bales. There has also been q still further
decrease in the exports to foreign ports
during the month, the total for the three
months being ,040,96l bales, against / $50,
07f bales for the corresponding period OF
1880; decrease as compared with last sea-
sen of $50, 1l3 bales. The receipts since
September l. 1881, are 2,1S7, 4S4, against q
433, 297 in 1880.
The total receipts in bales from Septem
har I IN npcem her are ms follows.
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The following summaries of our foreign
trade are from the October report of the
-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-08

DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
L PrOperty.-On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
49, 1851. will be sold at Public Sale, ut the Key
stone Hotel, North Queen street, above Chest
nut, Lancaster, Pa, the following described
real estate, the property of John a. Boring,
late of this city, viz:
No. l, A lot of ground situated on the east
side of North Queen street, between Clay and
New streets (NO. 7ll), fronting on North Queen
street l7% feet, more or less, and extending
cestwarCly $50 feet, more or less. to a lOfoOI
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, l7Lx2S
feet. with two.GtOry brick back building, Blk
IL feet, containing nell and seven rooms anu a
front garrct. There is gas throughout the
houses and water in kitchen and yard also,
fruit trees anu grape vines on the prcmises.
No.. 3. A lot OF ground adjoining No. l on the
north, numbered 7l3 The dimensions and
improvements are the same as No. l.
No. 3. a lot of ground situated on the north
side OF East James street between North Duke
and North Lime streets, No. III, fronting on
East James street ~ feet, more or less, and
extending hcrthward1y 81 feet. more or less
i;RlCK DWELLING HOUSE 17%XaSM feet,
with two story brick back building attached
I2xl3 feet, containing hall and eight rooms,
with gas and water; also hy'lrant in the yard
These properties are in excellent repair and
desirably located.
Persons wishing to view The premises can
call on the tenants. residing thereon. Or on
John ii. MetZler, real estate agent.
Sale to commence at O'clock p. M, when
terms will be made known by
THOMAS Is. COCHRAN
Attorney for John A. Boring,
II. sHUBERT, Auct. Octl S&Wtsd
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Voorhees, to the SOuih.

In his speech at the opening of the At
lanta cotton exhibition, on Wednesday,
Senator Voorhees, urged the Southern
people to manufacture their own cotton,
instead Of sending it to New England
and to Europe for spinning and weaving
at an expense which is always de-
Quoted from its price, Mr.. Voor-
hees continuing said The manufac-
lures of the East and Middle states We're
nurtured by the govern N. .nt when unable
to stand alone. am prepared to say that
within proper and sale limits and with pri-
mary consideration for the agriculturist as
the foundation and beginning of every
thing, the same policy of encouragement
which has heretofore in general marked
our legislation should now be continued to
the infant manufacturing industries of the
South and Nest"
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Eancaster fntelIiqencer.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 8. 1881.
Artllur'S Fine Work.

A Surprise In In Store for Somebody.
Philadelphia Lciger's n. Y. Correspondence.
The Republican state convention has
finished up its work, and, by the time this
reaches the Ledger Office, its members from
other parts Of the state will be we'll on
their way home. The result, you will OBJ
serve, fully bears out the previous state
ment of your correspondent that peace and
harmony would prevail, instead of a storm,
in consequence of the astute management
of the machine at the critical moment by
President Arthur in keeping his friend,
Mr.. CODkling out of the convention, and
prevailing upon his "Stalwart followers
to retain from anything like factious resist.
ance, either to EIalf-breed organization OF
nations. The Half-breeds, however, will
make bad mistake if they suppose they
have made an end of the Utica lex boss, /"
and an equally bad mistake if they sup
pose that he voluntarily absented himself
from the academy, as il from an appre-
hension that he would be beaten there.
There was another power quietly, but
effectually at work, to ensure his absence,
and in due time that power { unless some
unforeseen change in somebody's mind Oc-
cur in the meanwhile will invite him out
of tho valley of humiliation to "go up
higher" Depend upon it, there is a sen
sation in store for the Halt breed brethren,
of character to make them suspect that
after all ''things arc not what they SEEM"
Meanwhile the president has not only
preserved the unity of the party in New
York, but obtained vote of confidence
from q convention which was engineered
from first to last by open opponents or
lukewarm friends. Mr.. Arthur has
always been credited with being the most
adroit political manager in New York, and
the great things which he has now so
quietly and unObtrusively accomplished
will have to he added to his account.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-08
Live Minnesota Democrats.

The Democratic state convention Of
Minnesota, met in st. Paul. General II.
H. Selby was chosen permanent chairman.
Resolutions We're adopted declaring for the
honest payment OF all obligations resting
upon the state expressing sorrow for the
death of President Garfield aud reaffirm-
ing the principles of the last Democratic
nation u convention. \ ticket was nomi.
mated. headed by General r. w. johnson
for governor. and Justices Clark, Dickens
and Mitchell. Of the supreme court (the
two latter Republicans), were endorsed
for election.
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DUBLlC SALE OF A COAL YARD, ON
i MONDAY. OCTOBER q. 1881.
The undersigned will offer at public sale q
property consisting of seven lots OF ground in
the town OF Springville, Lancaster county, at
theD station on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
abOnt one mile west of Mount Joy and near
the Lancaster & Harrisburg turnpike: The
improvements are O twO-StOrieu Frame House
2IxA feet, used as a Railroad Station and Ticket
Office, q Frame Warehouse 24x4S feet. and
Coal and Lumber Yard, with about 200 feet OF
Coal Shedding, New Fairbanks Scales OF S ton
capacity; 800 Feet of Railroad Siding. Trestle
work for dumping coal, with space tor exten-
sion of same. Buildings mostly new and every
thing in good order. Also 4 lot OF ground
containing 20 feet front and 200 feet deep. on
which are erected Frame House 2Sx2O, with
kitchen attached l6x3O, barn 2SX2O, suitable
stabling for head OF horses, carriage house.
chicken house and pdmp house with cistern
in attached. These buildings are all new, hay
ing been erected but two years and are in ex-
cellent repair. There is q variety OF fruit
trees Oh the premises In bearing order. I.O
cation of business stand pleasant, in q
thickly settled agricultural ncighbOrhOOd and
a fast improving town, with no rival business
in the town. Has an established coal trade,
and capacity and advantages to do good
shipping business and increased passenger
travel.
Sale to commence at l o'clock p. m. For
further in Information address
JOS. II. HABECkER,
Spring Garden p. o.,
Lancaster County, Pa
l.. ID. GALLAGHER, Auct.
JNo. H. ZELLERs, Clerk. jc2GtSd
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FOR SALE.


nRPHANS' COURT SALE OF VALUABLE
~ City Property.-On MONDAY, OCTOBER
a, 1881, at the the Fountain Inn, IN the city OF
Lancaster, the undersigned in pursuance o;
an order the Orphans Court of Lancaster
county. will expose to public sale the follow.
ing very valuable real estate. late OF j. ieates
COnyngham, deceased.
All that certain halt lot or piece of lana
situated on the southwest corner OF South
Queen and Miffiin streets, in said city, No. u
fronting 32 feet 2L inches on South Queen
street, and extending 245 feet along Minlin
street to Beaver street. which bounds It on
the rear.
The improvements are q fine old-fashioned
three-story and attic brick house. with two
story brick back building. large two-story
brick stable, a large two story brick warehouse
on Beaver street. hydrant, frNit trees, &C., &c
This is one OF the most desirable properties
for either residence or a business stand.
which has been offered in this city for a long
time.
Sale TO commence at o'clock p. M, wler
attendance will be given and terms mace
known by EMLEN FRANKLIN,
. A. X. WILMER.
Executors, &C.. OF J.Yeates COnyngham, deco.
HENRY SHUBERT, Auct. sepS tSd
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DespIMnl.

BY the unthinkfng, Buriock has been con.
sidere'l n ween. and its luxuriant growth. un
pleasant smell, ETC., has rendered IL, to those
mot Knowing it, Writ ues, 70 nuisance, and yet
the root has long been acknowledged by "a
wants as most invaluable as q diuretic. aperi-
ent and blood purifier. BurtiOck Blood Bftters
embOdy AL its good qualities. Price 81. For
sale at ii. u. COchran's Drug Store, l37 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
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Never too Latc to Mepd.

ThOS. J. Arden, William street, East Buffalo
writes: "i"nr Spring Blossom has worked
on me splendid. l had no appetite; used to
freshe,.; my breath was very offensive and
suffered from severe headache; since using
vanished ard Z feel quite we'll" Price 50 cts.
For sale ut II. b. COchran's Drug Store,
l37 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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How'S tho B4by.

"How's the baby" His Group is better
this morning. thank you. We gave him some
OF Ihomas Eeiectric Shl as You .adt lsed,
hour or So" Next day tho doctor prononnced
the youngster cured. For sale ut II. B. COch-
rams Drug Store, l37 North Queen street, Lam
naSfa
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Expose yourself day and night eat too
much without exercise work to hard without
rest; tiOciOr all the time: take all the vile nos.
trums advertised, and then you will want to
know
How 70 Get Well.
Which l. answered in three wOrds-Take Hop
BitteiS! See other column. Ol-2Wd&w
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DIR. GREENE takes great pleasure in re
porting the safe arrival home OF Mrs. Greene
and self. after O vacation OF nearly two months,
and while he is sad to learn of the deaths of
persons. some of whom were strongly induced
TO test ORNIPATIiY. He is especially glad to
know thu no deaths have occurred among
his numerous patients during his absence, and
that many who had been invalfds and in many
ways diseased are now WELL have fully rccov-
cred their health Among them 1s q lady who
Kline and Gross, of Philadelphia to 60 home
and die with ScirrhOuS Cancer OF the breast,
mother and her first babe, who only week be-
fore left were supposed TO be dying by two of
the most emjpent physicians OF this city, bo II
household work. No Iuinine, morphia or
other drugs given tO any of them; only ex-
tcrnal applications of simple remedies No
charge made for examining patlents.
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FQK SALE.
lRPH COURT SALE OF VALUABLE
} 1,i%v pronerty IN THURSDAY EVEN.

ORPHANS COURT SALE OF VALUABLE
~ City Property. On THURSDAY EVEN.
ING, OCTOBER 81, 1881. at ~ O'Clock. ut the
Leopard Hotel. in the city OF Lancaster. the
undersigned in pursuance of an order OF the
Orphans Court Of Lancaster county, will ex-
pose to public sale the following very va!u-
able real e tate, late OF Tnos. ID. Kelly, deco.
All that Valuable Lot OF Ground on the nortn,
west corner of East Orange and Marshall
streets, Lancaster city. fronting on East
Orange street about l3O tee!. and running
along Marshall to Marion 2i5 feet. The prop
erty comprises some OF the most valuable
building lots in the eastern section Of the city,
eligibly located in a rapidly developing quar-
ter.
Attendance ut the sale will be given and
terms made known by
W. HENSEL.
Administrator of Thos. d. Kelly, Decd.
ii. SHCBERT, Auct. OctJtSu
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4 NEI-EItH AND CHAMOMILE Pills.
A VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
Dr. Z. w. Henson, Il WeII-knOwn Practice
Ing Physician and Surgeon Of Bal
tlelOre


tIhOre, Nd
pr. Benson has, for the past twcnty-one
years, paid much attention to Nervous dis.
cases, and has discovered that the extract of
Celery and Chamomle combined in a certain
proportion, invariably cures either Sick Head
acne ordinary Headache. Neuralgia Nervous
ness. dyspepsia Slecplessnes, or Paralysis
They are prepared in the shape OF Pills AMI
contain no opium, quinine or other harmful
drug but are intended expressly to cure and
WiN cure the above named diseases
~The celebrated DR.. Hammond, OF New
York city. says: IL have found DR.. Bcnson's
Celery and Chamomiie pills are invaluable in
all cases of Nervous Diseases" Other physi-
clans to the number of over 500 endorse them
Ii equally strong terms Everyone is now
talking of the wonderful cures effected since
they have been placed before the public
This is triumph in Medical Chemistry and
sufferers all over the whole country AMI even
abroad, are ordering by mail and otherwise.
Sold by all druggists. Price, Soc 4 box. Depot,
IOi North Eutaw street. Baltimore, Mi. By
inail two boxes for 81, or six boxes for $3.50
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alias order of the Orphans Court OF Lancaster
county. the undersigned will expose at public
King Kin = street rec city Of Lancaster. Pa at ~
o'clock p. m. all that DOUBLE FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE with one. story frame
back building attached and lot or piece of
ground upon which the same is erected: also
well with pump therein. situated. on East
Chestnut street. Nos. 75s and 76O. east of
Franklin street. containing on the south side
of East Chestnut street As feet. more or less.
and extending in depth thht width l25 feet,
containing fruit and other trees growing
thereon, being the same property OF the late
Amanda Quigley. deceased.
fartie4 wishing to view the promises will
call ut Nos. 15S and 76O East Chestnut street,
upon the undersigned ut his office. No. 6 Court
avenue, Lancaster city.
Terms of parchase made known at time OF
sale. HENRY SHUBERT,
Octl Ii. .22,2i&25 Executor.