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Apples In New York.

The high prices at which apples have
been sellin. in New York city have caused
this frnit to he brought from 4 great dis
tancc. The western New. York crop,
which for several years past has almost
entirely supplied tho New York market,
will only give us One-fifth Of the usual
supply. Large quantities of apples in
years past have been brought from Michi-
gan by way of the lakes and Canada, but
there is not 4 full crop in that state, and
not many will come from there. Along the
west or north shore OF the Ohio river
there has been grown 4 fair crop this sea-
son, while on the east or south shore there
is q full crop. The Southwestern apples
are less hardy than the Northern apples
and will not last as long, and cannot he
safely stored for winter use. But so long
as navigation continues open and the
weather continues warm enough to keep
the apples from freezing, the market will
be kept fairly supplied from the Ohio
river crops. Therc have been shipped
to England this season less apples than
for several years. During the earlier parts
of the season apples sold quite low in all
the English markets, and shippers Of this
fruit lost from ST to So per barrel. But
now that market is pay ing high prices for
Newtown pippins (Which sell for more in
that market than any other apple), for
SpitzenbcrSs, Kings, and all the finest Of
these varieties are shipped across the
ocean. TO get these apples for this de-
mand New York fruit dealers have gone
through all parts of the country where
there was any chance to get them, even
into the mountains Of North Carolina.
One dealer has bought upwards Of GOO
barrels from that state, most of which
were carried down the mountains twenty
miles to the railroads. These apples when
they arrive here are carefully assorted.
The best are put into half barrels, and
sent to Liverpool London and Glasgow,
while the lower grade Of sound ones arc
sold to the jelly makers and the decay ing
ones go to the vinegar makers.
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COURr SALE OF vALUAt t:I.E

NRPllANS COUNT SALE OF VALUABLE
CITY Property on SATURDAY EVEN
ING. NOVEMBER IL, ISL. ut N O'Clock at the
public house of Victoria Diehl, on High street,
in the city OF Lancaster. the undersigned, 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 Eberly, deceased All that certain
two story FRAME DIV ELLING HOUSE, with
twO-stOry frame back building attached, good
well OF water, fruit trees, together with other
improvements and lot thereto belonging, sit
mated on the west side of High street. in sail
city, No. III, fronting on High street. afOre
said. 35 feet, and extending in depth of that
width 2iJ feet to Lafayette street, adjoining
kOhrer.
Attendance at the sale will be given and
terms made known by
CATHERINE HEFELE,
Executrix OF Johanna Ebcrly decd.
3. +. Rowe, Auct. Oct2IeOdtSt
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HEIy ADTERTISEMENTS.
Watches, Jeyelry, Clocks, SlVerware, Diamonds, &c.

OF the different lines OF goods e ] IN MTi our II viii
ltons 10 oallw all Department.
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1.-Two StOck Markets.

CnrAGo.-Thc Drorers' Journal reports ::
Ho.s-RcceEts. 5000 head; shipments, 400
head: market weak : rough lots at 51l0c low
er; mixed packing. s. COOS %; light, = COG
ing improved.
Cattle-Receipts. 800 head; shipments, 600
iairto medium, s. 30 Common dull, 81 0o@
4 20: butchers slow at % 25@3 S.: stOckers
very weak at So 1908 90 feeders, % O@3 oo !;
range cattle firEer: through Texans, 81 500
! 3; half.breeds, 81 OO94 80 ; natives at 81 20
a. y stock calves. $6l0l2 per head.
Shcep-Rcceipts, 100 head; market active
and firm common to medium ut $IGl4; good
to choice at 81 2i0j
EAST LIBEETY-Cattle--Rcceip l.4G2 head l.;
selling slow ut yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts, go head Philadelphias, ut
Sc GO6I6 70: Workers, s. 9AGG 10.
Sheep-Receipts,2 1900 head; selling shade
of from last weeks prices.
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOV. Q, 1881
THE ELECTIONS.
MEAGRE RETURNS RECEIVED


The Democratic Ticket IN New York.
There is still great lack of election se-
turns and uncertainty as to the results OF
yesterdays voting. The Republican state
committee claims 1000 majority for
Raily a; but last night they claimed $4,000
and they do not yet show the figures
to make good their claims. The New
York Times claims the head of the Repub-
lican ticket by G,0oo majority. This would
not be enough to eject the balance of it,
but all bipartisan authorities claim the
state for the Democrats anu 4 crushing
Republican defeat. In Virginia the Re-
pudiatOrs seem to bc the more confident.
Other election news will be found ON our
first page and the latest aivices in detail
below.
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distinguished Strangers IN FiOrilia.

The Jacksonville (Fh.) Union announces
the arrival there of Sir Edward Reed, 4
distinguished civil engineer and archi-
tect of London, Hon. Jacobus West
helm, Lid, of Amsterdam, Gen. ID. s.
Roddy. of London, formerly distin-
suished Confederate cavalry leader. and
others. They expect to make tour of
Florida, visiting all points of interest,
contemplating extensive improvements in
connection with the railways of tho state
and other works ofinternal improvement
in which they are largely interested.
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No preparation has ever performed such mar
vcnu7 cures, Or maintained 50 wide Il rei,utI-
zion. :.s hlEl:'S CEEEY PICTORIAL, which is re
cugnzcti a. thc worlds remedy for ali di~c;taes
OF the throat and iuEgs. lis long continued
series oi wonderful cures in all climates hats
Inalc il universally known a Il safe and rcll-
able AGENT 10 employ. against ordinary colds,
which are Tn" IOrcrunn"r- &! moic serious dis
orders, II acts speedily an surely, always re.
licving suffering, and often saving life. The
protcciiO ion il affords, by lis timely use in
throat and che 4 ,ii-o al r.. makes i, an inval
ual!c remedy t. b" kept always on hand in
every hniEr. No person can aiinr'i Ia he with
on. il and iil.is.: who haze used it never
will FrGla their knowledge Of it, compost
1iom and effects, physicians U.s. the CHERRY
PEcT.pRAI. extensively in their practice, and
clrr"ym"n recommend il. IL j. absolutely
certain in lis rclHr,ii: effects and will always
cure, " Hrr. cures ;.rn pne-ib.". For s:tl" by al!
,l.a,rrs ni-lWdcoa&w
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Arc. r.,n .iiSlIr.Hi III HiG. and broken OF
your rest 10y Il sicl. c.ii!a suffering and crying
with the "NrrucEiiins pain oi cutting teeth :?
II So go III .tii'l get a h"iii" at Mrs.
WISSi!rV.' = SOOTHING SYRUP. Ii ill re-
li,vc Tie. ,n:,r little sufferer iinIh''iia:Iy-'ic-
pend upon il there il no mistake about H..
There il MOI Il m"i,ron ri,lh who hats ever
used H. Wiz, VIII nc; ;eli E'u al once that il
will r,".u!:li the bow,S, aud Civ. ::st to Ih,.
mother and relief AN! health ~ tl:. child.
operating lh.' mage. ~ il perfectly site |"
u-. al ,.iS.'S ini pleasant i" th" ;:t-;", ana
il the prescription "t Gic OF thc eldest :n'!
best 1sm:l!" lIiiy&ii.i:tn and %niS''S in The
Tinted siIir.. :'nid everywhere: - cents Il
,I,i, ',nrL lr.lS " NJ. WAS
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fbL.iTlsS.

METzGEn-In This city. on November ), lSNl.
Henry MriZg"r, in the 1::l year at his age.
Iiis relatives and friends are respectfully m
yi,cd to attend the funeral, from his late
residence No. 10 West German street. On Fri
.lay afternoon at :O'clOck. nS'tu"
Iii; relatives and friends ar" respectfully in
yitcd to attend the funeral from his late
residence, on Friday morning at o'clock.
Funeral services ut the Mennonite meeting
house. Hohrcr<town, AT 10 O'Clock. mS:ttd*
IrSToN-:n the borough ct Marietta, on
Nov = 1854, Dr. john Huston, in he GIih year
of his age.
Funeral from his i..t, residence ii n'rlock.
on Thurs,iay attcruOon Now 10Th ltd
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I\RrMAN,, COURT rsA.EoF vALyAHLE

INRPHAN,' COURT SALE OF VALUABLE
~ READ csta.c-On SATURDAY EVENING.
NOV. 10, 1881, at the Keystone House, North
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. in pursuance OF
an order OF the orphans court of Lancaster
county, will be sold at public sale the follow
ing valuable property, late of Jacob Shirk. de
ceased: A twostOry BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE with brick back building and lot or
piece of ground, situate on the ives. side OF
North Queen street, hctween Frederick and
New streets, in the City of Lancaster afore
said, containing in front 81 feet, 9inchcs. more
or less. and extending in the rear 2i5 feet, to
I4-icet wide alley, bounded by property of
Geo. Shuimyer on the north and Henry Al
bright Cn the south. There are Il frame stable,
Il rain cistcrn with pump, and a number OF fine
hearing fruit trees such as apples, ounces,
peaches and cherries, on the premises
This house having such Il large front, might.
with little expense, be divi.cd SO as to make
two valuable properties.
Possession and title on April I, 1881.
sale to commence ut O'Clock, p. NJ, OF sail
day, when due attendance will be given and
terms OF sale made known by
DANIEL T.. SIIlRK,
HENRY SHUEERT Auct. Administrator.
n1.ts,iS&W
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NliEYLAND.


Republican, CaIns IN tho LcEislatufe'
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 9.-Eeturns
from the counties up to $50 p. IN. still in
doubt but sufficient to base an estimate of
the general result have been received.
The Republicans have gained unexpected
victories in several Democratic coun-
ties. including senators in Hartford.
where Allen. Republican, is elected
over Stump, Democrat, who was
president of tho last Senate. They also
gain senators in Talbot, Prince Georges
and St. Mary's counties. The next Senate
will stand according to present estimate,
sixteen Democrats and ten Repub-
licans. In tho last Senate there were
Republicans and 10 Democrats. Based
on the same estimates the House will stand
so Democrats, 8? Republicans.
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Esw iOrN MRrRou.

NEW iURK, Nov. 9-FlOur-State and West
crn dull Supcrfine state At 81 9OGe5 70 extra
Ito. 81 NIllJ 80; Choice do. s. GO67 90: Round
8; 9taj 90: common to good extra do. - 80
a., - choice do, 30, 81 S'ta9; Southern un-
changed
Wheat 1IGOILc higher and fairly active spec
NATIVE business No. Red, Nov. 81 4I do
Dec, 81 A14lI ~ do Jan. 81 l'14@l 4s 3ss; do
Feb, 81 jOM.
Corn LGslLc better and rather quiet: mixed
western spot $685. DO future, GSl4Gl72c.
Oats 15GLc better state l7G54c; Western,
iGGDJ3Mc.
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Tho Newark Bank.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov. Comp
trol!er Knox has received no further re-
ports from the Newark bank. lie said
this morning the amount which will be
paid to depositors depends to great cx-
tent on the amount received from Ungent,
who, the comptroller says, is reported to
hold upwards of million dollars real es-
tate. \ great portion of this amount,
Comptroller Knox thinks, will be re-
covered.
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MISCELLlNEOUS.
1 sUPPLEM ENT TO AN ORDINANCE

4 SUPPLEMENT I'D AN ORDINANCE
n establishing Il Board of Health and iieSu-
BE it enac'e by the select and common
councils OF the city OF Lancaster, and II II
hereby enacted by authority of the same,
SECTION I. That in addition to the require
mcntS under the act of General Assembly Oi
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled
and Marriages by Boards of Health wherever
established by law in the cities of this Com
mon wealth." il is hereby Or,tiinc't that " hen
any person shall iic i'm the city of Lancaster il
shall be the duty OF the physician " hO attend
cd during his or her last illness, of the cor
tiOn, to make ~ faithful return OF the same at
the expiration Of every three months to the
secretary OF tie lOartt of Health in manner
and form ts is provided in the said act of As
Sem6ly i'm case OF marriages and births, setting
forth In S;. return, tar i5 the same can be
aIity, date and c:IIsc OF death of the deceased
person.
SEc2 Any person who snail neglect to obey
TIL provisions of the first section of this Orti-
nance shall forfeit and pay the sum of ten dol
lars tor each and every OffcnSc, to the sccre-
be recovered and DC for the uses prescribed in
the act establishing II Board OF Health for th,
city of Lancaster.
Ordained and enacted into q law, in the city
JOHN LEvERGOOD.
President Common Council.
IIERBERr JOHNSTON,
Clerk OF Common Council.
ROBERT a. EVANS,
President Select Council.
J. X. BARR.
Clerk OF Select Council
Approved November ISL.
nny.ot,i MuyOr
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I)CRIIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
/ Prnprty,-On FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II.
1851, will he sold ut public sale at the Fountain
Inn. South Queen street. Il lot OF ground stu
ate! on the south side OF Low street, at the
southeast corner of Low and Christian streets.
fronting On Low street i2j feet. more or less,
and along Christian street :07 feet. q inches,
more or less. on WHICH are erected twolIa story
of water and Il large lot of fruit trees of vari-
Gus kinds. etc.
Salrt to commence at I O'Clock. p. M, OF said
tlay. when conditions will be made known by
th. heirs ot Daniel FOr.lney. deceased.
HENRY SIICBERT,
nO;.J 50 l0ll AuctlOnecr
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nOvT-3t,t


n ORDINANCE FOR THE PURPOSE
N OF obtaining the assent OF tie electors Oi
the city OF Lancaster to the increasenf the in
debtcdncss of said city, for the improvement
of the Water Works and the laying OF new
distributing mains.
SECTION !. BE il Or,laiined by Select and Com
mon Councils OF the City OF Lancaster. that
for the purpose of increasing the capacity Of
the Water Works by putting up an additional
pump and laying additional distributing
mains the Indebtedness Of the City o! Lanc;r5-
ter be increased in the sum of sixty seven
thousand dollars (S;7 G0).
SEC :. That for the purpose OF obtaining the
assent OF the electors of said city for sncii in
crease OF Indebtedness, an election shall be
held at the places AMI between the hours Oi
holding the municipal elections in said city
on the third Tuesday of February. ISL.
SEC 3 That the mayor of the said city shall
give thirty days notice. by weekly ADVERTISE
ments in the Lancaster EIHn,iner. lNrEiLi-
oENCER and NeW Era, of the time and places "i
shall also contain such matters as may he re-
uuircd by an act passed the Goth 'iay OF April.
1874.
Ordained and enacted into q law at the city
OF Lancaster, on NOVEMBER2 ., 1881.
JOHN LEVEKGOOD,
President Common Council.
HERBERT JOHNSTON,
Clerk of Common Council.
ROBERT a. EVANS.
President Select Council.
Clerk of Select Council.
Approved NONEMEEE3 ISL.
JNO. r. MACGONIGLE,
n..3td Mayor.
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DUI:LIC SALE.--ON TUESDAY, NOvEM-
/ HER -. 1881, i'm pursuance of an order OF
the OrpianS' Court OF Lancaster county. will
he sold by the undersigned administrator with
the will annexed of John SwartZ, deceased, at
the Leopard hotel. in East King street, in the
CITY of Lancaster, part of the real estate OF
said deceased, viz: a LOT OF GROUND. sit
uatcd on the north side of East Grant street,
between Ann and Franklin streets, in said
city, adjoining property of Amos Henderson
and olncrS, containing in front on Grant
trcet %: feet, ami running - feet in depth to
4 l2fect-wiic alley.
Sale to commence ut o'clock p. III. Terms
made known by JOAN W.JACkSON,
Administrator with The WI annexed OF John
SwarlZ, deceased. n29,I2 2,IG, l9,2l&22d
llIIENHY SHUBERT, AuctiOncer.
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Republicans Claiming 1000 for l;aiIy, whit
the Democrats do not COnce,.e.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-Nothing has
been received 1t political headquarters
this morning to alter materially the
result as already announced. The
Republican committee has some adj
ditional adviccs from the interior,
from which they place iaily's majority
at 1000, but tho Democratic campaign
managers arc not satisfied that an adverse
result has been achieved. Chairman BO-
CERT, Democratic, instances the vote Of
1862, when for three days the Republicans
claimed victory without substantial
grounds. lIe admits, however, that the
contest has been close and is inclined to
believe that Baily, Republican, has 4 small
majority.
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a,CNr&,S Ss,NI.S.<sErl, ,sNf'

The best Salvr in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores ulcers sa!t rhcum, trtlcr, ,clanpca hands,
chjlhiana ror,iS and all kinds o; skin rrup-
tions,' frrcklr1 and pimpic3. The stlvc is
.cuartnt,r,l "a give !,"ric": satisfaction in
every case or money IrluIh'rt. lie sure Noll
.ct Hrnry'S li,ii.ulic S,lyc, a' all others are
but initial ions and count cri,'it>. Pic" ccnt$.
Sold in Lancaster al Cochran'= Drug store,
t., :,u, l:;l North Queen street.
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NEW JERSEY.


Democratic Gains In tho Legislature.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-Thc latest returns
from New Jersey show the political
status of tho next Legislature as follows
Senate, Republicans 13, Democrats s,
Democratic gain ,; House Of Assembly,
Republicans 80, Democrats 80, Demo.
cratic gain i.
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"A SURPRISE

The Citizens association Of Chicago
wants the public schools Of that city to
inculcate "a love of justice, a sacred re-
gard for the truth, love of country, hui
manity and bencvolence, sobriety. indus
try, frugality. chastity, moderation and
temperance. 1t has been commonly
supposed that Chicago was conspicuous
for all these virtues, and this modest ad-
mission that she is not yet perfect will be
received with surprise.
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Viisl;INIA.
10th pari:cs Claim G0yernor AMI i.cSisa

lure
RCnMoND, Va, Nov. 9.-lsctuns tl.is
morning are of the same general tenor as
those Of last night, showing slight ad'!i-
tional gains for Daniel Ocm.) for gov
ernor. The result is still in doubt. The
Democrats claim that they have
gained five more members of the
Legislature and lost one, making
the net gain up to 1 80 4. NJ. thirteen,
which gives them Il majority of three ON
joint ballot. The Readjusters are conf
dent that their state tickets is elected and
estimate CamerOn's ma ajority at $4,000 to
10000. They also claim working major
ity on joint ballot in the Legislature.
I;eadjusters Carry petersburg.
PETEHsEUEC, Va, Nov. S.-A telegram
says "The few reports we have are
fully up to expectations. Goodc (Dem.)
beaten, and Norfolk is ours by over 400
majority"
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For Seer Drinkers.

WAsnINGToS, Nov. 9.-Attention hav-
in. been called to the alleged adnlteration
of beer in New York, Commissioner Raum
aid today nc intends to call a genetal
examination of the material used in its
manufacture throughout the country.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Impossible to Estimate

Special to the INTELLIGENCEE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. $50 =. Mt
is impossible ut this hour to add anything
to the estimates Of the chairman of state
committees, EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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Death of An Editor.

CHESTER, Pa, Nov. &C. ID. William
son, the editor and one of the prOprietOrs
OF the Ecening Ne,cs. Of this city, died at
his home in Media this morning of paraly-
sis Of the heart. IIc was &c years Of age.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 9.-FOr the
Middle states, clearing and colder weather,
preceded by light rain during the day,
southcrly winds, shifting to westerly and
northwcstcrly. rising barometer tonight.
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STOCK Market.
Market higher.

New York, Philadelphia, and Loca! stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB Il. Lone. n. +. Cor. Centre Square
NRw YORK STo:Es.
Market hlUher
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GEO. SPURRIER.
Is EAST KING STREET.


tN"EICE OF THE LANCASTER: ROME
- Mutual Fire Insurance Company. No. l31
EAST KING; street.
LANCASTER. Pa, Novcmpcr 4. 1851.
At Il regular meeting oi the Board OF Dircc-
tors of the Lancaster Home Mutual Fire IN
surancc Company. held November 1, 1881.
MessrS. Ecinu,n. Samson and Hays were ap-
pointed Il committee to draft resolutions of rC-
spcct 10 the memory OF David ll3rtman, de-
ceased. late Il member OF this Board The CON-
lnittec presented the following
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
which WAS unanimously adopted:
Rfsoircd, That iii the death of David Hart.
man. this company loses one who WIS always
faithful and intelligent in the discharge of his
duties asa director. and active in promoting
the interests of the company. His stern in
icSriiy. his kind and courteous manner in his
intercourse with the members of this Board,
and his general character as a citizen make
his loss in this community one not easily filled
in educational and business circles.
RcsOtrcd. That these resolutions he spread
upon the minutes of the company and be in
serted in the daily papers of this city.
a. C. REINCEHI.
JOSEPHSAMSON
THOMAS HAYS,
Itd* Committee.
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Growing beautifully Less.

Special to the lNTELLIGENCEE.
PHHADELPHIA, Nov. 3. , p. m.-The
vote is close-indications Joint to 4 ma
,iority Of 5000 for Baily.
J. Il. BOCEET.
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90 Ia ii. j.. t','-rrI'5 ) ibrt:I Store, !jI HoIii
Queen street ior .ErS. FrCckRda's Neto M
;joaut Dyes. For brightness and durability Df
cu!Or:,.. u,,,j,i:tiri. ColCr from TO > pounds.
Dirrcii.,nS in L:."lisl! :inh G"ri,iin. Price. lj
cent.
ha doctors said my WIG had con >umP-
ion. Tried .i.inh~r!'S Blood Scarchcr' ana
s!i. i!:.- letter hrtIih than ever" u. H. Hub
bard, i!.liipi,u. Ohio. n! Ind&w
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l,tELiC SALE OF CITY PROPERTY.
/ Belonging to the estate OF Leah Scncr,
,ic;r.t>Cu
ON FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER II,
Issi ut CoOpcr's Hotel, on West King street,
Lancaster. Pa tChas. ID. Triple, prOprictnr),
will be sold that Tw'O-Story BRICK DIV WElL-
ING IIOu II and lot belonging thereto. stu
atcd on the southwest corner of West Orange
and North Water streets. Lancaster, Pa. con
tanning $ rooms and hail. rooms on first
floor. :; on second and , on finished attic-SaS.
hot and cold water, bath, hydrant in yard,
Lot fronts 10 feet and inches on orange street
and extend, southwark along Water street -
feet and inches, to 4 3-tOOt alley.
This property is very centrally ana cohNc-
nirutly located.
Parties wishing to view the property can do
so by calling on the premises Or the under
signed.
Sale to commence :tt O'Clock p m, when
term, and conditions will bc made known by
HAUSMAN Il BURNS,
Real Estate Agents,
SAINT HISS, 10 West Orange street.
Aurt ionc.'!r. nl-Stuk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-09
( AvERNS OF LURAY.
CAVERNS OF LURAY,

LURAY, PAGE COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
About one mile from tho passenger depot OF
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, are now
brilliantly illuminated with the ELECTRIC
LIGHT.
THE LURAY INN,
Specially erected and beautifully furnished for
the accommodation OF visitors to the Cavcrns
is open tor the reception OF guests.
A CAPACIOUS RESTAURANT offers un-
usual facilities to large and small excursion
parties. octO1md&W