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A Year of Horrors.

stead OF lrlghtclllllE tluhiu pcoplc
with the prophecy that the world
would come 10 an end III 1881, had
announced that 1t would be- IL very
extraordinary year, and that the
natural elements would be III usual
cummotion. involving vast dcstruc.
ton OF property aud chtaiiihs great
human suffering over wide areas,
and that an era of casualties would
set in, occasioning severe loss oi Iu'
luau life. and that violence, murder
and suicide would run rampant, she
would have hit much nearer the
truth. There Yet remain ten months
and a half OF the YEAR. and If the de,
struction which has been caused du.
ring the past six weeks continues
in anything like the same propor'
ton tor the rest of the year it will
be set down in all future time as the
wear of horror. The winter seems
To have accumulated its ravagcs
since the lSt Of January. Fierce
billiards. have continuously swept
down from the Artlc region, VIA
Manitoba, piiing up SHOW almost
mountain high, and bury inG many
Victims beneath its avalanchcS,
while numerous others have frozen
to death, exposed to its pltlIrSS
blasts. Continuous rains have IN
undated the Pacific coast and have
washed ont several mining towns,
The ice gorgcS have burst with
great violence in the thaW and
Hooded Washington. Toledo, PhIla.
dclphla and other cities, involving
damages 10 property that amount
up into the millions. \ larg" part
of New Orleans has been under
water for several DAYS. Innocent
little BROOKS and creeks in the rural
districts that have barely lite
enough To run in the summer have
been transformed into raging tor,
rents and have swept away mills,
farm houses, bridges and fences,
and inundated quiet country >ll,
mp until supplies Of fool and incl
have grown scarce and prices have
mounted upward with astonishing
velocity. The ocean has been
StrcWn with wrecks. Not satisfied
with their damage IN their own
region, the snow bll22ardS have
crossed their neutral boundaries
aud devastated unfamiliar regions,
kIlllug the fruit. Disease has fol.
lrNyrd in the track of these extra.
ordinary natural manifestations, and
cpidrmlcS OF scarlet fever. small
puN. dlph'hcllI and other diseases
have spread with irallut fatality.
Every element ot dr>iiurtlNcuc>>
SEEMS To have been let loose. Ia
this country alone the railroads
have killed l01 p-rSuu> and severe.
Is MANNED TO Others. ~ luaIlUr
disasters 40 persons have lost
their lives. HN c\pln>ious and
other casualties 2tj PERSONS have
been killed Ia this country. rs lc.
ported by Telegraph, WhH'h only
takes cpgniXlucr of larger casual.
ties. Not "outrut with the loss of
lie 10y natrr and unavoidable can.
>cS, eighty wrctchrd PERSONS IN this
country have taken their own lives
and II others have been ntur iercd TT
six weeks time. and these figures
only include those whose names
have been mentioned IN the trlr
graphic news. which, ut couI>r. only
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Christian

REV. f.. NJ. NORTHUM presehes ~ n :,
ion Grove, six miles north of Homer; ri
Minden and Eldorado road, 80 nao'''
each month and Saturday before =.
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TAKE NOTICE!

This ~ the only Lottery ever voted on by
she people Of a State, and under a late de-
eision OF the L. :. supreme Court at " ash
ington, is the only Legal Lottery now IN
the Emitted states. all other charters hav-
ing been repealed or having to existence.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-23
Board Of school Directors.

". !. LESLIE. trrst.,
pE. :. Y. WEIR, SrCN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-23

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
mcut Of
Gcnls. q. T. BEAUREGARD,
aud JtBAL 4. EARLY.
Capital ptile 500 o0o-Nhule Tickets $40
febf-;27:N
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-23

SOME Years ago, a~ Josh H'iing>
was passing thlongh the Thriving
town OF llaNncavllIr. where the
streets are III with red headed glll>,
lac cNplcd IA man iondiy hugglnG
one ct the lamp posts IccliinG the
following prayer:
From too many friends aud things
a. loose ends. good iurH Gcittrt IT,.
lInm a Nt'c who don't love IL.
a"l hnm cnIl.j,u vino don't luoh
like Ms. good Iold GcliNr; H..
From Snakes IN the grass. from
snakes ~ on boots. from iWchil4hl
pr"rr>>'"f>. and from new rum.
'"M t'''N P'dtliti>. tom Yong
'"thN III l"N". iium "lI aIutS with
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-23
4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
"A TO WIN A FORTUNE
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS q,

At New ORLEANS. Tuesday. April II, III
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-23

The wicked reporter who referred
to Il negro funeral a> Il "hldck.
b my" has been sent 10 nvrnirN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-23

Books are the best tools Of every
wUi huan.
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OFFICIAL DIREUTORv
state Omcers;

United states Senator, II. NJ. SPOFFoRn
Is. I, JONAS
Representative, 9Th Dis, J. FLOYD KING
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21
1.-Two Stock Markets.

CnlCAGo.-fhc receipts of hogs were 1909
head shipments, i,2D: market very weak
and lO0i'c lower except for best =: all grades
closed dull and weak miXei packing at - ~
Glj so: light at 81 10a1j %: choice heavy at
$6GtG 40 ; II few extra ut So :,GL6 III.
The receipts OF cattle were 4, 200 hcad ship,
mcnts. 1.O0O market rtthc: we;tker and slow :;
common to fair shipping dull at xieQi60; good
to choice At ~ S,Q' ~ exports steady ut - 20 ::
butchers weaker ut 81 Ga,G03 30 {: StOcicrS nom
inaily at 81 7jGIi some heavy feeders ut 81 '.
The receipts of sheep were d, ioO head: ship
ncntS, so; the market WAS fairly active;
common to Medium steady ut $f2'iGi =, good
to chce at S5ilJ 50 extra :,t - 7.,.ni
CISCINNATI.-IiOys Were. firm common ai
81 I0l45 80; light ut - 5Dl0i IL: packing ut
s. 7GGl6 go butchers at =; :1I.G 30; receipts,
,'aO head shipments, 9U.
Misunderstanding Were firm at - Sj1G -
recei pts. 2.SD: shipments, ,WO
LoUIsvILLE.--IIo:.s We're steady 1T s. ;pa5 ID;
receipts bis head.
MILwAuKEE.-Livc hog, were lower ut $;''a't0
H.
New YORK Prime, dressed veal calves were
not plenty and u si:utc lower choice live in
small supply and stronger interior calves
have anOdcrati. inquiry.
Lambs and sleep are are not plenty nn.i i'm
request at iirmer figures
Hogs have advanced owing to II small -Ip
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21

s12S, 400, equal to SO 1-10 per cent. of its
capital the Girard fire and marine insur-
ance company. with 4 capital Of $500. 900,
distributed 500, 900. equal to 20 per cent.
OF its capital; the insurance company Of
North America. with Il capital Of 81. .O0O,-
900. distributed slO0, 900, equal to 20 per
cent. Of its capital the Spring Garden
company, with capital Of siOO, 900, dis
tributed So, 900. equal to IL per cent. Of
its capital the United Firemen's company
with a capital of $500. 900, distributed SEA-
600. equal to II per cent of its capital.
The company which earned tho smallest
dividend in proportion to its capital is the
German fire, which. with capital Of $780,
OO, distributed s5,51S, equal to fraction
OF over .! per cent. or. to be exact, 5.51S
per cent. Of its capital.
There arc in the state AZ Joint stock fire
and marine insurance companies. with al
aggregate capital Of s1O,52j 800 gross
assets, $50. 1S3. 125 total receipts in 1880,
gil, ,O,J. sO5 total expenditures, s1O.255.-
99:. The total amount paid in dividends
by all the companies during the year was
81 sos. .O5l, equal to 4 fraction over 13 per
cent. Of all the capital employed. The net
amount at risk January 1, 1891, ineludin.
was 81, ,O14.S14, .07.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21
Hurt on f;,N RailrO;lll.

Mcmnip Patterson. 4 German about 80
years Of age, had his right thigh broken
on the Pennsylvania railroad near Bird-in-
Hand last night. Patterson. together with
u man named Pawlson, was stealing his
way to Philadelphia on a freight train, the
former was sitting on the bumper of one
car and had his legs OH another. The ac-
ci.!cnt was caused by the cars coming to-
.ethcr. The man was taken to Leaman
Place, where he was attended by DR.. Lea
man. lie was then brought to this city
and was placed in the hospital, where DR..
Cox attended him. He has been in this
country but u year. and he has wife and
three children in Germany.
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Hari (iraNe WiMc.

THIS wine l. made in New Jersey. and is
said to surpass anything in the way of wine
ever made. 1t is called Speer's Wine, pro.
duced by Mr. Specr Since the true analysis of
its properties was published by James Il. Chll-
ton & Co. those WHO could afford ii adopted
its use in preference to foreign wines. Prof.
Chiffon used it III his own family, and has
written to the public the following card:
Laboratory of J. K. Chiffon Y Co,
New York. Marcn IL.
We made a careful analysis OF the Port Grape
Wine produced by Mr.. Alfred Specr, and do
not hesitate in prOnOuncing ii pure it con-
tnins all the properties of the OpOrtO grape,
and therefore. for medicinal uses, it is superior
to other wines, its principal effects upon the
system are mildly stimulating, diaretic, sudor-
iic and tonic. 1t will prove beneficial in aifec-
tiOns OF the kidneys and chronic diseases, with
general debility of the constitution. Physi-
clans may safely recommend it to thcr patients
in place of the many doubtful mixtures too
often sold rs pure wine.
This wine can be had of ---and is II
most excellent article tor weakly persons c.-
pccially females. 1t Is Il very superior table
wine and the most healthy drink now in use
1t is not L spirited or manufactured article,
like mos: native wines.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atlcc and
Davis. and sold by II. +. Slaymalzer.
fIS-2wd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21

The Sky This Week

The celestial events of the week open
tonight with the conjunction of Jupiter
and Venus, with Saturn close at hand.
Mercury is an evening star, and keen eye
will catch him glittering not far above the
rim Of the hills soon after sunset. He will
he best seen on Tuesday evening, if the
sky is clear.
The brilliant star Vega furnishes us
this season striking illustration of the
apparent revolution of the heavens caused
by the earth rotation. This star, which
some rank as the brightest in the north
ern hemisphere, not even excepting Arc
turus is SO near the pole that at its
lower elimination it merely dips behind the
horizon and III fews hours reappears
some distance further east. It may be
seen setting in the northwest at about
sundown. Soon after midnight it reap
pears in the northeast. Tho study of g:
dozen books could not give SO clear a no.
ton Of tie movements Of the celestial
sphere as can be obtained by watching the
setting and rising of Vega. 1t is an inter-
esting fact that the ship in which Norden-
skiold made his famous Northeast passage
bore the name Of this star.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21
Humane Fire Company Fair.

There was a very full attendance at the
Humane fair Saturday evening, about
1000 people being present. The rcceipts
were very encouraging.
To night will be Shifllcr night, and the
Shiffler fire company will attend in body
accompanied by band.
Wednesday will he "cl,ildrcn's day, .
and will DC apart especially for the accom-
modation of the little folks. In the after
noon the inmates Of the CiiIdrcn's Home
will attend in body free of charge. ard
each one will receive present.
The "Washy boys with a band will
visit the fair tomorrow night.
The articles chanccd Off on Saturday
night were Won rs follows: Pair of vases,
Miss Eckman motto. Mrs. $. Do rwart :;
pair of images, Mrs. Resh tobacco man.
Mrs. Dorwart pin cushion, Henry Drer-
pard; perfume, c. Wink!cr: velvet
cushion, George Brown.
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COSt;ls ESS.


Proceedings in the Senate.
WAsnINGTnN, Feb. 21.-In the Senate
the conference report on the army appro-
priation bill was read and adopted.
PrOceeiisD:s ia tho House.
In the House an order was adopted .les-
isnatng Sunday next 1T three o'clock for
the observance of ceremonies in memory
of the late Fernando No.li.
Mr.. Warner (Ohio) Introduced :. bill
creating a bo.rl of lisc.u inspectors to-
watch over the collections and expcnd;-
lures of the public treasury. There are
to lje three members, only two OF whom
shall lelons to one political party. They
will serve for life or good behavior and he
Ineligible to fill any other office.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21
Dead IsOtlY lsccV

New York, Feb. ol.--The captain Of u
sloop iyin" ut tho foot of the West 10th
street. this morning, discovered the body
Of II man Heating in the river, and after
securing it reported the fact to the police.
The body Was recognized Is that Of ClEs.
+. Blake, I! ycavs Of age, Il lawyer doing
business at 16 Murray street, and residing
at No. 8 Thircy-tiltl street. 1t was re-
moved to his residence and the coroner
was notified.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21
STRANGE sCENElN A COURT ROOM.
a Girls Desperate Efforts To Escape From
Her Parents

~ CctN1 1SoN".
a Girls Desperate Effort. !" Escape From
Her Parents.
An extraordinary scene occurred III the
Troy, n. T., police court yesterday. Hon
ora Murtagh had been arrested on COM
plaint Of her father for truancy. The girl
being over 16 years old, her lawyer, Mr..
Palmer, raised Il point that warrants is
sued for pei sons over IA years Of age for
truancy would not hold. Justice .Jenmyss
held that the point was good one, and
dismissed the case Lawyer Ncary, Mr..
Murtagh's counsel, advised the parents to
take possession Of the girl. who had alb
scnted herself from home stree April. 1t
is alleged her parents had maltreatcd her.
Mr.. Palmer Objected to Mr.. Neary's Civ
ing such instructions. Take her, 1 tell
you, take her. urged Mr.. Neary to the
parents, who at this juncturc arose from
their seats and rushed toward the girl.
1IonOra anticipated their movements, and
with cries of "You want to get me home
to murder me. / won't go back. Help,
hclpr' ran toward to the door screaming
50 loudly that people rushed into the room.
from the street. The mother caught the
girl as she stopped for an instant. Honora,
with !, powerful ci'crt, released herself.
and falling upon the old lady, fought her
desperately, pulling the white hair from
her head, and burying her finger nails into
her flesh. Mr.. Muitagll came to the res
cue OF his wife. The spectators had arisen
from the benches, and Lawyers Palmer
and Neary were eniicavoring to separate
the Murtaghs, while the court officers were
interested spectators. Mr.. Palmer, having
separated the girl from her parents, was
assaulted by Mr.. Murtagh. Mr.. Ncary in
terfered and prevented Mr.. Murtagh from
doing much damage to Mr.. Palmer. After;
ward, while an application for writ Of
hn5eas corpus in behalf of the girl was
pending before Judge Strait, the girl es-
carcd and is still missing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21
sslG EXPEESES.
What ::u Unsuccessful Comics. for Il Seat in
Congress Cost.

What ::n insuc :cssFuI Comics: for Il Seat in
Congress Cost.
WA>HiNGroN; Feb. 21.-'rhe House
committee on elections ha,l under consider
atiGn today the question Of allowance for
expenses in the contested election case of
Z. Moody Boynton against Loring, from
the Third Massachusetts district, recently
decided in favor of LOriug. The
contestant, Boynton, presents vouchers
for his alleged expenditures to the amount
of s. 400, including n receipt from Benja-
min f. Butler for 1000 for professional
services. 1t is thought the committee
will not allow over $1,000.
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The County Auditors.

At 10 o'clock this morning the beard of
county auditors consisting Of F. G. Mus
scr. city ; James Collins. C"lcrain, and
Franz, Curran, of Marietta, met in the
orphans court room, this city, and organ
lied for the purpose of making their an
rual examination Of the books and accounts
of the county officers. Mr.. Musser was
chosen president and Mr.. Collins, sccrc~
tary. A. +. Schencls, esq, was elected
clerk, citer which the board adjourned.
They will sit from day t" day until the
audit is completed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21

Are you disturbed ut night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the cxcruciating iHtin OF cutting teeth ::
If SD, go at once and get Il bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Ii will re-
licve the poor little sufferer imme,liatcly-tlc-
pend upon it: there is no mistake about it.
There is not Il mother Oh earth who has ever
used il, who will not tell yOn 1T once that ii
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief ans! health TO the child
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe 10
use III all cases. and pleasant TO the taste. and
is the prescription of one OF the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere: 2a cents 4.
bottle. icbSdXwM, ,WXF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21

''Iiry are no; Il beverage, bat II medicine.
with curative properties of the highest dc
gree, continuing IL" poisonous drugs. Incy
10 not teal down an already .lebilitatad sys-
tenn, but build il up One bottle contains more
hops. that is. more real hop strength. than Il
barrel of ordinary beer. Every druggist in
Rochester sells them, and the physicians pre-
scribe thcm.'-Rorhc>l:.r tvrnin. Express on
Hop Eit:rr-. ;l1ow,l&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21
Nhy Wear l'lnstcrs:

They may relieve, but they can't that
lame back, forthc kidneys are the trouble AMI
you want:t remedy 10 act directly on their
creticns. to purity and restore their healthy
condition. kidney-Wort has hat specific
tion--an,l 1T the same time il regulates the
bowels perfectly. Don't wait 10 get sick. but
get :: package to-day, and cure yourself.
Liquid and dry sold by all Irrs:is!s.-Ger-
;:."hiown Tcfegrai,h. t!l-lwd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21
Visited lyy His brother.

bernard Farley, the man who had his
legs cut Off on the railroad Oh Friday, and
who is now at the county hospital, was
yesterday visited by his brother. who re-
sides in Newark The latter is very re-
spectacle looking man and he is employed
in the steel works at his town. He is
greatly worried about the accident to his
brother, who is now in critical condition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21
.MiRkETS.
New ASriS Market.

w iOHE. February 81. - Flour dull
prices without decided change; super
nns State " SO@4 %: extra a."
81 :S,14 80: choice do - :II0i 20: fancy
DO 81 s1ie6 so: round hoop Uhi" ~ lOI5 ~ :;
choice do st - nj.E; -; surcriine west
crn ~ 900: 90: common to good rx-
ira 10 :! S0i 60 choice '!o ST 1906 -: choice
white " heat ;iss IL GJ1I6Oh So..,srn duh AMI
unchanged cnrrmcn to fair extra 81 6Ii2
!O: good to- choice siO 81 2Jdi -,
81 lSi ,6iI l6l.: No. ! Red. March, 81 Isl, !;
do April. 81 l?' ,l0l 49,: do May 81 lsis0P
| Isl.
Corn duh, without dee i.iCi change ::
NiNcd WESTERN spot, hit .I5.c; dn future ~.
@57c.
Cats Il shade stronger: Stale. Htli-c: West
ern Ei.tfc: No. APRIL ~ e: .l' M:iy. he.
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Burned His Hand,

William Aldrich, shipping clerk at the
Penn iron works, in this city, while assist
ing in loading with iron 4 car upon the
siding Saturday afternoon, got hold of 4
hot bar, which burned the flesh Of his
hand SO severely rs SO temporarily inca
pacitate him from work. lie has gone to
Wilmington, Del, his former home, to
nurse his injuries.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

WEST PHILADELPHIA. Feb. :I.-Cat;le-.,:,ie-,
$500 hcat market fair: Prime, Glsesfl9c !;
good, 5Ssc; common, I4G0+4c.
Sheep-Sa;cS. J.Go heat market !alr Prime.
Gl4!.61.c; good, .azs@G Sc; medium, Jisaey' ~ !;
common 1sg.l1c.'
IIN9,c; good, Stift?l4c: medium, seQSi.c.
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OBITUARY.,


.'cath Of an cH-Prison Inspector.
John W. CbclhoItzer, who WAS prison
inspector up to January, died at his home
in Hrccknock township OH Friday. lie
was nearly 20 years of age and had been
partially paralyzed for some time. He
leaves wife and several children. The
t,inrr::l takes place tomorrow morning.
Joseph White Deceased.
Joseph White, of No. 23S East King
street, the death of whose wife we noticed
only Il few weeks ago, is himself included
i'll the neurology to-day. lie died this
morning, aged -. lie was the father Of
Councilman Chas. J. White and n we'll
known citizen of the Third ward
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21
Petty Larceny.

For some time past thieves have been
making practice Of entering the vesti-
bules of the public school houses and steal
ing from the pockets Of the children S over
clothing whatever happened to be in them.
and sometimes even stealing articles of
clothing The boys accused of being i'm
plicatcd in the tlefts have been arrested.
on complaint of City Superintendent
Buellrle and held for further hearing be-
fore Alderman cConomy.
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LONDON, Feb. 21.-A despatch from Ber
lin to the Times says that Il large reward
is ol,ere" for the discovery of the sup
posed incemdiaryo Of tho synagogue which
was destroyed ly tire ut Newsletter, Pom
c;auj; last week
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21

PROTECT THE LITTLE Ones from the often .,ia.
consequences of Group, with Dr. Thomas Ec-
lcctric Oil. 1t Is the king of all cough medicine
as well .ls peerless remedy for rheumatism.
lame back. SDrains, bruises. cuts. piles, kidney
troubles, etc. Take il inw:lr,!y and apply out
war'iy.
For sale by H. Il. Cochran. druggist. l37 and
l:;a North Queen street, Lancaster.
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SAMPLE NOTICE.

II is iirnO~sibic tor - woman after Il fttithini
course OF treatment with Lydia T.. PiukiEiil;.,
Vegetable CoMimIn,t IN continue to suffer
with =: weakness Ut the uterus Enclose. a
stampt TO Mrs. Lydia r. Pinkh:.ln, 2.3 Western
avenue. lynn, Mass, fer pamphlets.
jy91ydcOI&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21

The correct thing to do when one hi, II
cough or an attack of rheumatism, is to use
DIR. Thomas Eclcctric Oil. or if one has Il val
liable horse afflicted with some of the diseases
or hnrtS 10 which hOrsehcsh is heir. use the
same reliable means OF cure.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran. druggist 49, anil
l39 North Q""cn street, Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21

DUBLIC SALE.-ON TUESDAY, FElsRU-
L AIRY e. 1881. will be sold ut No. 2l4 East
Orange Street household and Kitchen turni-
ture, consisting in part of ono piano and stool
and music books. marble top tables and books
HXturrs carpets by the yard. tables, chairs.
wash stands, and many other articles not
mentioned.
sale to commence at one O'Clock of said day
when conditions will be made known by
JOHN BLACK, SR.
HENRY SHUBERr, Aut. febl5-tsd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21

Samuel Nixdorf, proprietor OF the saloon
corner of South Duke and Middle streets,
was partially prostrated by paralysis on
Sal ;lrday afternoon. His case is not con-
si.lcred serious.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-21

The appointment Of the following post
masters for this county is announced /:
ID. W. Barr, Mount Ncbo, Martic town
ship; w. L. Myers, Wheatland Mills,
West Lanpeter township.