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Refined and educat ed women WILL sohic'ihi9
suffer in sileEce tor years from kidne! ois
eases, or constipation and pile, "hch Goui'
easily be cnled by package of Kidney" or.
There Is hardly woman to be found ihal ""e7
not ut some time suffer from some or the ui'
eases for which this great remedy Is sPec'ns.
1t Is put up in liquid and dry forms, Haali'
efficicnt.-Spriagfeld Union. ol'-lw Id"
lave the utmost confidence in the IN a.;s'
Enclose 81. for two boxes, or $50 post Oh 'ce
order for six boxes OF Celery and Chanoml-c y
pills and I will take all risk for money AND
goods DIR C. W Henson lgj North Eutaw St.
Baltimore Md
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KNIGHTS OF IHE REvOLCTION.
Their Parade Last NIght-Presentcd with Z

Their Parade Last NIght-Presentcd with a
Banner.
Last evening Washington L~Sr.u No. 8,
knights CT tho Revolution, fuT,ned in line
at tlie;r hal' aud, headed by the Keystone
band, marched to TIC resiiei, Z II Il. Nc
Elroy. captain Uf tho legion where Major
L. W. Z. WinEa. a promininL member Of
the order from Philadelphia, WAS stopping,
and escorted him down to the hall. The
legion was then drawn up in Centre
square Oh the north sidc OF the monument
and Major 4. c. Reinoehl, on behalf of five
ladies', presented them with a handsome
banner. lie made short speech which
was responded to by Major Wilma, on be-
half Of the Legion. WHO returned their
thanks for the beautiful present. After the
speeches the line Of march was taken
up and short parade was made. as fol-
lows Centre Square to East King, to
Duke. to North Queen, to South Queen
tc Odd Fellows hall. The members of the
legion Looked very we'll in their new and
handsome uniforms, and as they came
down North Queen street, they did some
line drilling, marching for some distance
in the shape Of cross. The legion was
under the command of Capt. Hiram Nc
Elroy. A fine banquet had been prepared
at Odd Fellows hall and soou after the
arrival cr the legion the members sat
down to the table. During the evening
speeches were made by Major Wilma,
Major Reiaocll, Samuel Fritz and Mr..
Jackson, of Wilmington, Delaware, who
is editor Of Cpr Bsnner, apaper published
in the interest Of the order. After an. cx-
libtion OF drilling and sword exercises
was given. Capt. McElroy was presented
with an eIegan. gold badge, the gift of
the legion. Major Wilma was the re-
cipicnt Of fine large cake and Major
Reinoehi received "a beautiful bouquet.
The party adjourned at = late hour after
having had a very pleasant evening.
The names of tic ladies who presented
the banner were Mrs. Samuel DOrwart,
Mrs. VIM Fisher. Mrs. Henry Cast, Mrs.
Henry Fraicy and Frances Heckert. They
are all members OF the Home Communion,
a society connected with this order. The
banner is of blue silk and was made in
Phi!adelphia. In the middle of it there is |
a large shield with the figure Z" 3" around |
which are the words in gilt letters "Wash- |
ington Legion, knights of Revolution"
Tao supper Was gotten up by Mrs. II.
Fraiey
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HOWGATE'S BAIL.
Its Forfeiture Admitted by the Judge T.
Have Been an Error.

Its Forfeiture Admitted by the Judge t.
Have Been an Error.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Thc case Of Cap,
tain HOwgate was called up in the crimi'
nal court this morning. when Judge Cox
remarked to the district attorney that the
forfeiture of the bail bond yesterday was
an error inasmuch as the defendant was
only required by the bond to appear for
trial when notified.
MIR. Williams, COUNSEL for Howgate,
produced and read the bond taken before
Commissioner Bundy, and which requires
the defendant to appear and answer any
indictment that might be found against
him 1T the December term of the criminal
court.
The district attorney expressed his SUR
prise that such bond had been taken,
but insisted that he was entitled to bench
warrant for the arrest of Howgate by the
grand jury. He would waive that right,
however, if the counsel would undertake
to have Howgate present in court to-day.
MIR. Williams gave the undertaking and
retired. The argument on the court side
of the case was postponed.
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chickens sold at s5@5Oc: live chickens. sO17Jc.
4 pair ducks. iOc. each a few turkeys, said
to weigh Il pounds each, were offered ut g. u.
Meats were all a shade higher, good beefstcak
steak I4c.. and other meats in proportion.
Potatoes. SOlsl 10 per Dushcl. or lOGlJc. per
Ialf peck sweet potatoes. l5Gejc. per halt
peck< !aru. Sc; apples: l'@3oc: half'pcck
iOc. per dozen paw-paws, 15c. half-pecK:
chestnuts. 25c quart turnips. s5c. half-peck:
cabbage. l5G2Oc per head. or Sl3 per hundret.:
yer li., and most other varieties of fish lOeli.c
There were few changes i'll prices o: other ar
c,CS on market.
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SlaNtaer Cases.

Frances Elizabeth Stycr, of Providence
township. has brought sI;t against Urban
Rcinccr, Levi Brown and Abraham Zahm,
for the recovery of $4,000 damages sus.
tanned by her 10y reason of certain false
and malicious reports alleged to have
been circulated hy them affecting her
chastity.
Jacob Iiossler and Anna, iIis'wifc, have
brought suit against John HOss.er for the
recovery of 5000 damages sustained in
character and $1,000 for injury to
domestic relations. caused by reports Cir
culatcd by John Iloss!cr that Anna HOss-
Ter was Il lewd woman and had committed
adultery.
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ss,:;itlS -; q - Scrth Queen s'rcc:.
~slCELiC SA;.: OF SALtTA:iLE FROf-
j crty Oh MON DAY. UCTCBhE 81, 1891.
the unticr%isme'; will o:lcr ut pnltic sale the
Valuable property. No. :j5 East Orang" street,
Lancaster. Pa, belonging to the heirs of Jacob
Siautiel. deceased, c'.iisistins; o; Il lot of
ground. fronting. =: tCcL & inches on Oran &c
street, arH extending in depth 2!5 tcct 10 Mar
ion street. IL ii-lcct public alley. on which is
erected Il twO-stOr: BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE. on Orange street, with wide hall,
parlOr. dining rOOnI, Kitchen and sleeping
apartments, with gas ana water. Tic house
las been newly papcTcd and painted. On
Marion street are erected two new twO-stOry
Brick Tenant Houses, with slate root. and also
81 two-stOry stone Tenant House on the lot.
always eligible for good tenants.
Possession and tue given on April !, loS!
Three thousand dollars "an remain on the
property it desired.
Persons wishing I" view the property can
DO on day Of sale by calling on tn" premises.
Sale ut the Leopard hotel. East King street,
ut 0'clCck y. IN, when conditions OF sale will
be lEiat!e known by
HEIRS OF JACOB STAUFFEH. decd.
II. SHUBERT, AIct. Oct2l - 81, ,26 !!S - Sid
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You Can be Happy

1t you will stop all your cxtravagant and
wrong notions in dOctOring yourself an'i fam
lilies with expensive doctorSor Eumbus cure
ais. that do harm always, and use only MI
turc'S simple remedies for all your ailments
you will be wise, well and happy, and save
great expense. The greatest remedy for this,
the great, wise and sool will tell You, is Hop
it. Sec Proverbs" i'll an
other column ol5.owG&w
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The New british Minister Sails.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 90. - Hon. Lioael
Sackville West, the newly appointed Brit
ish minister to the United States, sailed
to-day on board the steamer Indiana, for
Philadelphia. The Earl and Countess of
Derby, and distinguished party from
knowsiey hall, went out on u tender to
bid tho minister farewell.
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.'W hat we all :,lmire' and how :" SECURE il ::
A fine hc;l.: of hair in its natural color is such
an adjunct to beauty that no one WHO prizes
good looks should neglect to use " London
Hair Color RcstOrcr," the most clcan!y and de-
li.htful article ever introduced to the imeri-
can people. II is totally different irom all
others-no; sticky or ;ummy, and free from
all impure ingredients that render many other
preparations obnoxious. II thickens :',!n
hair, restores gray hair gives it new lie, keeps
tie scalp clean and healthy, causing the hair
to grow where IT had fallen off or Dcso!l" thin,
docs not soil or stain anything, and is s. PER
fcctly and elegantly prepared rs to make Il 4
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. Lon
don Hair Rcstorcr' is sold by all druggists
ut - cents bottle. six bottles tor 81.
ocl3M. saw
IumHs, crySipcias. i;irruurjai Diseases
scrofula and general debility, cured by -" Dr
Lindscy'S E!cod Searcher.' r'-iE"i%w
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a Marvellous Cure

For all bodily ailments. arising from iinpuIify
OF blood, a torpid liver. irregulari1y Of the
bowels indigestion. constipation, or disorder
ed kidneys, is warranted i'll free use OF Bnr.
dock Blood Bittcrs. Price ST. For sale at II.
i. COchran's drug store, l37 North Queen ST.,
IanflsIer. 1
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IN THE SENATE,
The Records ot the treasury u,

WAsHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The president
pro tenn. laid before the Senate commu
nicatiOn from the secretary of the treasury
i'll response to a resolution adopted by the
Senate on the 2jth of March, calling for a
complete list of all books, papers, PAM
phlcts, &c, published by the various dc.
partmcnts from March, 1889, to March,
1881. The communication, which states
that tho records of the treasury depart
mcnt fail to give the information called
for, was laid upon the table, and tho
Senate at 1910 went into executive scs-
sion.
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POLITICAL.

Democratic County COMMITTEES.
There will be u meeting OF tho Democratic
County Committee at ShObc:s hotel in this
city on MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, al 10 a. III.
4 full attendance is urgently requested.
W. L. IlENSEL,
dSw Chairman County Committee.
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Sellers Liver Pills have been Inc stanu-
ard remedy for malaria. liver complain, eo3
ivencss. ETC.. for fifty years. ol-lih''""
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Additional Counsel for Gutteau.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. e2.-In the
criminal court to day Judge Cox assigned
as associate counsel in the Guiteau case,
Mr.. Leigh Robinson, Of the firm of Elliott
Il Robinson.
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THE UNION STATION MURDER.

Healtns This ?IOrnInS-MtlIer Commit ed
Tor Trial.
Samuel II. Miller had a hearing this
morning before Squire GarmaD, at Union
station. on the charge Of numbering VIM.
last. The prisoner was taken from prison
to L niun station this morning by Chief of
Police Dcichlcr and Constable Wolfskill.
Two witnesses were examined to prove the
shooting and the surgeon to show that
dealt. was caused by the wound. The pris-
nncr WAS committed for trial at court.
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hnluSe,llentS.

CfnrwtNS Art .Niyh!%.-TucstlIy. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday nights OF next week
rrol. &c; rye Reed Cromwell! will delight our
people with his wonderful views, concern
ing which the New York World CT recent date
says: "Prof Cromwell manages to convey Il
great deal of information In a dcsutory way,
throwing IN enough hunor b, keep his listen
er5 in the best possible frame Of mind. His
pictures and apparatus are. wiIhou: doubt,
the best that have been seen here and being
skilIfully manipulated, made, together with
his running remarks and the choice music, Il
most enjoyable entertainment The sale of
reserved sCa.5 began to-day 1T FutOn opera
house Office and PERSONS who propose 10 at
tend thc>" entertainments should bear in
mind that course tickets for the tour nights
are obtaina.ic a; Il largely rcducd price.
- Ln McScoHc. .'-Audran's most recent am!
very successful work will !c suns, here Oh
Wednesday evening next, 18th inst, by Chas.
E.FOrd's English comic opera company. "Thc
Mascottc is said TO BE- in the best vein OF
that author whose "OiIvcttc'' has given him
ready Cntrec to the good favor of lovers of
s .EarklinS music. while of the company it is
only necessary to refer to the fact that il W;
selected for The first presentation of Gilbert Il
Sullivan's "Hiticnce'' in this cOautry, to in
sure its worth. The names OF Miss May Stem
bier, Mr.. Long, AMI Of our own youn. former
tOwnsman, John NJ. Amwcg, i:., which, VIC
note among II dozen others in the cast, are
always sure of a warm reception here.
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VIE GARFIELD SOUVENIR

= hEPEf&N.,' COURT SsLE.-ON SsTUR-
~ DAY. DCTOEEEE III, 1851. pursuant to
an order of the Orphans Court, will lie sold at
the Keystone ilc;el, North Queen street. the
following; real estate, late the property of Wn
Iuckius. ST. deceased. Il One-stOry wenthcr-
hOirica DWELLING HOUSE, No. 22S North
Prince street, ami Il lot ot ground pertaining
)! feet pa inches on North Prince street. and
extending i'll depth iI& feet TO Water street
adjoining properties % Henry FRANKIE, dc
ceased. and Cen. H. \. IIanbrgEt good well
ct wafer. fruit trees. ;tn' other Improvements.
Sale 20 commence at ~ O'Clock ID. H., when
attendance Will I'c given ana terms made
known by CHARLES BUCKlUS
Administrator Df " illiain BuckiuS. dccd.
HENRY SiIrrERr, Auct. .scrt2S!Soct3, TO- IL -
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Return from YOr

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-Thc steam
ship Galatea, which conveyed the COVER
nor, state committee ant: militia to York
town, returned to the city this morning
and landed 1T the old navy yard whalf.
Some of the distinguished visitors, includ-
ing Governor Hoyt, landed on the revenue
cutter Hamilton. The troops disembark-
ed and those who came from the West
will leave for their homes to day.
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NOcn umotaI,ons OF the .,.a,n Nlarxe;
Furnished by Jacob u. Long, Comu,sSiau
Broker.
Chicago.
Philadelphia.
STACK MafxeI.

New York, Philadelphia and Loca! stocks
also United States Bonds reportei daily l,
JAc0B Il. LoNa. y. L. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK. STOCKS.
Stocks dull.
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NEW IDYEH2ISEMEY1S

ITOR KENT.-i TIiEEE-ST,KY BRICK
Il House, ii rooms. 2G East Lemon street
Possession at once
Also. The Cork Works ready for occupancy.
Suitable for TObaccU Warehouse. >cgur Manu-
factory, or amy kind of nanUficturin" Dur-
pose. Apply to \. W. Russell,
It'll - East King street.
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-
All intending putin" i'll = Furnace: TIL:
: Gitsnn Tjll DO well to calf ami see The
NOVELTY"

one or -: most .,ur:,hic. economical and Ici
quality the cheapest i'll the market: also other
makes yell large variety ni PARLOR
STOVES, HEATERS aGd RANGES, anon.
which is the Celebrated RADIANT HOME"
i.,rlor Heater.
70 customers an:i OtlCis would say now is
t!r: time to have your SfOV"sanu Furnaces ex-
a!ninch a"d put in OT,lr! before The colt
Gather sets in,
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The Household Market,

SATURDAY, Oct. 22.-THcrc was u very full
market this morning and most articles offered
brought full prices. Butter opened at iOc. {:
pound, tell to 81 and some was sOId late ut 3Oc
Eggs were scarce ut 2jc. 4 dozen cleaned
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The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted 10y the GOcthcan Literary Society:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Go i'm His All-wisc
Providence 10 call from midst by death
Brother y. Harry Hartman.
WHEREAS, lie WAS an active member of our
society, We hereby offer the tul"wiE. rcsou-
lions:
Rcsolrcd, That VIC hum''y bow in suDmis-
sion to the Divine will.
Rc$okred, That in his removal the Society
feels her loss OF one whose genial and active
disposition has cndeaTed himself to all OF us.
RcSO,rcd. That we extend to the afflicted
family our heartfelt and unfCignc' sympathy.
ReSotrcd. That VIC tcnder,y cherish the
memory ut our deceased brother. who in the
flower of his youth was called from the active
scenes of life.
Res0trcd. That these resolutions be en-
crossed on the minutes Il copy of them be
presented to the snrrowing family. and that
they bc published i'll the College Student.
III. q. APPENIELI.ER,
u. \. SOUDERS,
l.. !. SMITH,
It'll Committee.
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HENRY's CAlsBOLIC SANE.

The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers. salt rheum, tctter, ,chappcd hands,
chilblains cOrns and all kinds of skin crul.-
tions. frecklcs and pimpies. The salve is
guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction iE
every case money refunded. Bc sure yoM
get lIcnry'S CaIbolic Salve, as all Others are
but limitations and countcrfeits. Price 25 cents.
Sold in Lancaster ut Cochran's Drug Store,
lS7 and I39 North Queen street
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THIRD EDITION.
EVENING. OCT. ~, 1881
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. 22.-Fcr the
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather, yari.
able winds, lower barometer, stationary or
higher temperature.
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Death Of Theo,tore D;uk:ebers.

Theodore Dinkleberg. residing oh Mid
dlc street, died about > o'clock this after
noon. The cause of his death was ma!arial
fever which iic was taken with over a week
ago. Ilc was well known butcher and
about 40 years or age lie was son of
Charles DirkIcberg, 81. and a brother Of
Philip, Frederick and Charles Dinkleberg.
He leaves a wife and several children.
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ORPHA Ms COUET SALE OF VALUABLE

ORPHANS COUET SALE EOF VALUAl.E.E T.
~ City Property on SATURDAY EVEN
ING. NOV EMBER I2, 1881, at y. o'clock ut the
public house of Victoria Dichl on High street,
i'll the city of Lancaster. the uDters i.ncd, in
pursuance of an order OF the Orphans Court
OF Lancaster county, will expose ut public
sale the following valuable real estate, late OF
Johanna Ebcriy. deceased All that certain
two story FRAN y" ELLlNG HOUSE, with
fwostOry frame back building attached, good
well OF water, fruit trees, together with other
improvements and lot thereto belonging, sit
li:ttcd on the west side nf High street. i'll said
city, No. !aI. fronting on High street. aforc
said. 81 feet, and cXtcn,iinls in depth of that
width 2iI feet to f.:tfa; cite street, adjoining
properties OF Valentine H:rsli ana john
ROhrcr.
Attendance ut the sale will be given and
terms n.:,'ic known by
CATHERINE uEFELE.
EXccutriX OF Johanna Ebcrly deed.
Il. +. Row i. Auct. Gci2!eO.tsi
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l;ra,n and rrov,s,on Quotations.
Chicago

One O'Clock quotations OF grain and provi.-
ions, furnished by 5. X. Yundt, Broker, ID !
EaS: King street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
Terrible loss of Life.
MILLIONS OF rats, mice, cats, bed bugs, rOachcs,
lose their lives by collision with Rough on
Rats. Sold by druggists, l5c.
In Good Spirits.
i. Walker. Cleveland, o., writes: "FOr the
last twelve months l have suffered with lum-
baSc and general debility. 1 commenced TAX
ing Burlock Flood Bittcrs about six weeks
age, and now havn great pleasure in stating
that have recovered my appetite, my com.
pleNiGn has grown ruddy, and / feel better
altogether" Price 81. For sale ut ii. B. Cocll-
ran Sdlrug store. l37 North Queen street, Ian
caster.
\ Smooth CnHa!cxinn can bc hal by every
ahy who will use !'aiker'> Ginger Tonic
Hegrla;;n. the internal organs and purifying
the blood it quickly removes pimples and
gives healthy bloom 10 tho check. See notice
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Delicate females find Malt Bittcrs nouri>h-
ing, strengthening and purifying.
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A Good Angels VISTA Tale o: ..i:oss:-
OalIs.''

Blanche called on Kate, one pleasant day.
and found her sad and siShing, dearest friend,
once bright and gay, now scarce cGui,l keep
from crying: tor, "Oh," she said, It's q Gi--
grace to see with scTOtul;. my t2ce so badly
married." then salt; her friend. "EOsi.aiis viii
your troubles cnd.'' blanche called on rate
anoi her day and found her once more hli1hc
and gay. her face as radiant, skin as iair. :is
aly mai,ler's anywhere For skin diseases
and impure blooI, there's nothing III the
world good :,s Eos;i'lalis, it drives away Ill
skin disorders, humor,-nay it tones the sys-
tenn. cures your Ills and banishcs all DOCTORS
bills. Sold in Lancaster AT Cochran: Dri.S
Store l31 and l}9 North Queen street.
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IfasebaiI.

The College baseball club left on
special car at l o'clock for MillersvilIe,
where they will play the club Of tie nor
NAL school.
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Reserved seats on sale at The D;e1'r House
Office. Ct.oit,
DURLIC SALE OF vALUAnlE CITY
L rrOperty.-On nTiIURSBAY. TrN - r;ER
;, 1881. there will he sold 1t: the LeopGff: rr,nI.
ut p. H., I'LL that Walt lUabic real estate knOy.i A.,
No. SOP South Du< street consisting s.f Il L. u
story and attic BRICK Residence. icr.tcJ
at the corner OF South Duke and Low streets
The house has Il frontage on Duke street OF -.
feet and on Low street OF fJ feet; more o,.. les
with Il fine side 10: on Duke street. OF -; feet
NOR" or less, containing an S-icct wi,ic
brick walk. The properly would b. suit
able for Il residence. or could he used
rs II store or boarding house. u con
tuins ii wide hall, CarlOr dining room, kitchen
ami wcavcrs room on the first floor. The sec
Ond floor contains five large and crmmo,!iGi;s
rooms, with II wide balcony: an attic runs
over the entire front of tie building. There
is also, Il small bed room over the weave room
not connected with the other portions of the
second floor. TnesiOt contains Il collection of
fine young fruit -bcIring trees. all in good con-
dition. besides vines, plants, %r.
The property may be seen at any time on
Application to Mr.. john Brooks, rcsidinG
therein.
For further particulars inquire OF
JOHN BROOK>,
4. ELVIN HOCPT,
Executors of the will of Ann f.. Brooks, or
GEORGE NAUMAT. Attorney.
III. SEubcrt, AucilOneer. O22&29d
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A Cough, Cold Or sore Inru;.t should DE
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In.
cur:ihle Lung Disease Consumption.
Browns bronchial Trocll:S 20 not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and b2lsllns,
but act directly the inflamed parts, alitying
irritation. give relief liz Asthma. Ernnch.i
Coughs. Catarril, and III" Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Sptak.r, subject
TO- For thirty years browns Bronchial
Trociirs have been recommended Ly piysi
clans. and always give DCrtcct satisfaction.
Having; been tested Gy wie and constant lie
for nearly an entire generation, they !1:!N" at
tancl well! incr ritcl rank among inc it,; ST.. IL
remedies OF the Isr. S0!i :lt - cent :. box
everywhere. mSIVaITh&SX iVW
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O.; Friday. Oct. ., the West End club, o
this city, will hold grand hall at the West
End hail! They are making every prlari-
ii,,n TO make the bail Il success
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-22

\ natural bcautificr and restOrcr OF the com
plcxion-Cuticura Medicinal Soap.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-22

j Essi:H IN SEASON.
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