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conkling q co's9 Letter to Garfield.

Conkling q Cost etter to Garfield
To the President:
We beg leave to demonstrate agains,
change in the Colsectorship at New
York by the removst OF Gen. Merit,
aud the appointmentof Mr.. Robertson
We heard of il only when several noni.
nations, involved in the plan, were an
nounced In the Senate. We had only
two days before this been informed from
you that change ip the customs officer.
at New York was not contemplated, and
we're quite ignorant OF the purpose to
take any action now We had no oppor.
tunity until after the nominations te
make the suggestions we now present
We do. not believe the interests of tht
public service will be promoted by reno
wing the present Collector and putting
Mr.. Robertson in bis place. Our opin.
ion is quite the reverse, and we believe
no political advantage can be gained fol
either the Republican party or its princi.
Piles. Believing that no individual has
claims or obligations which should be
li4uidated in such mode, we earnestly
and respectfully ask that the nomination
OF Mr.. Robertson be withdrawn.
[Sigued ChEslER A. ARTHUR.
T. c. PLArr.
THos. L. JAMES,
Rasnor Corvryro
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NJ JIM BLAINE, Of Maine, supplied
the stifiening to GARTIELD's political
spinal column in bis tussle With CosK-
LING.
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ET CoNKLING and bis man Friday
PLArr-expect to be reelected by tht
New York Legislature on the 3lst inst.
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@Archbishop PURCELL is lying o
the point OF death at the Ursaline Con
vent, in Brown County.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT,

Estate of William Lippiacots, Deceased.
THE undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified - Administrator, with the will
annexed, OF the sstats Of William Llppincott,
late Of Monroe county, deceased.
Dated this l7th day Of May, A. D. 1881.
nayA, 8lwS. W.T. HURD.
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Calais Select Schooi.

TINE third session Of this school will co.,
i mence Juiy - 1854, and csatinus
eight weeks.
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Attention! Attsntian!l

UrHE Stafford Normal School win bseiR
i August 1, 1881, aud sontaas ~ vsskst
We are prepared to give ssrsfai and thorough
instruction in any Of the branches tausAt IL
our schools and colleges.
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TUITION,

TUITION.
Primary Branches. ...... ....s y 20
For further Particular call on o. addss6s
JAS. b. HAMILTON, HsineipuI.
Calais. Noaros Co. Qhis.
maya. .elms.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Elijah s. Baker, Deceased.

THB uudsrsigned- has been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of Rlij,h y. Baker, late Of Monroe county,
deceased.
Dated this goth day Of Nay, 4, D. 1881.
msy24,slw3. WM. J. BROWN.
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EGARFIELD downed the leaders OF
che 1905" who fought SO gsllantly for
0RxHr at Chicago
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of Nicholas Ba.di. Deceased.
1NHR undsrsisned has been appointed and
i qualified ss Administrator Of the estate
Of Nicholas Baudi, late Of Monroe county
deceased
Dated this 7th day Of Nay, A. D. 1881.
nayal,'8lw3. FRRDKRIi Z BANDI.
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e tn c9Apsr day q Asne, eanplss vastA
~ " vhysS nee. Addrsss suxsoi = O..
Portland, Maine, nCA8,sfN
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scnooLs.
Iatamoras Normal School.

T EFT teachers and all those personally In.
IL terested In education, remember that
Watson & Barber's Normal School will com.
mence July Is, 1891, and continue eight wesks.
All the branches. comm5ii and higher. that
may be demanded by our students, will b
eherfally and thoroughly taught.
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TUITION PEA SESSION.

Common branches -. ....... - 90
Higher 80. ..s.s.. 70
In Matamoras you will fnd board cheap and
accommodations good.
Call on OF address. Jas, 4. Watson. Ssrdis,
Ohio. or 8. W. Barber New Mstaa,srss. Ohio.
mays, ,'8fm2. esssss-.ss s..
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OYylcE OF TIE FAIRxouxr NURSERIES,
GEO. PRrBRs 4 SoN, Prop'rs,
Troy, Oaio, May IL, 1881.
The bearer hereof, Nj. H. B. Mason, has
full authority to represent eur Nursery stock
in his sales for FAN, 1881. Care and atten :
ton will be exercised in 6lling the orders in
the best possible manner.
may24, sit. GR0. PRTRRs i SON.
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THos. L. JAMES.
Raanor C0NYIINc

This paper was presented to the Pres
ident, by Mr.. james, ION Monday, the
28th day of March.
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TUITION.
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xs.s
Nttu Abbertisenltnts,
H. r. MASON
Ia now the General Agent for the
PARAMOUNT NURSERIES
TROY, OHIO,

And he is prepared to sell all kinds Of Fruit
Trees. Rvergresns and 0rnam entail Shrubs.
Vines, Roses. &c., &c. He and his agents
will canvass this county soon.
b. B. MASON.
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NEW ADTEREISE1CENTS.

DOY WANTED FOR TEA STORE, AT 46
ID Penn Square, with reference. One tina
can speak German. IT.
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TIE GAS.
Not Yet in Gooi Condition.


The gas was better last night than on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, but
yet far from good and many persons in
sist that they will not pay their bills this
quarter without abatement. They are
ready to test it in the courts, whether
they are entirely at the mercy OF the con-
s0lidated corporation.
DR.. NJ. L. Herr says the stuff Eow beng
poured into Lancaster houses is villainous,
and that in his practice he has had a
family almost poisoned by it.
DR.. H. E. Muh!enberg attributes a
hemorrhage experienced by his patieht'
Mr.. Michael Zahm, to the noxlous gases
inhaled by him.
DR.. c. A. Greene writes to us to-day from
tho Stevens house as follows: lhe quail
ity of the gas las somewhat improved III
the last forty eight hours. Yet there Is
escaping from the gas jets while burning
non-infammable noxious gases, that have
no business in rightly made illuminating
hydro-carbon vapor. Sulphurous fumes
have passed of SO largely that there is a
deposit of sulphur on all the silver and sill
vcr-plated utensils ali over the hotel"
A large number of consumers OF the gas
manufactured at the old works were called
upon by representative Of the INTELLI-
GENCER this morning and the genera! YER
dict was that the gas last night was much
better than for several nights preceding,
but that it was yet bad both in os!or and
power. \ few consumers
still refuse to use it and others who shut
it off for two or three nights say they Will
try it to night again. Two or three phy-
sicians, who are attending patients with
weak lungs, have forbidden the use of gas
in their paticnt's $ rooms.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L EsTATE.-On THURSDAY, JANUARY
"a, 1881. the undersigned executors of the will
of Maria Myers, late OF the City OF Lancaster,
deceased, will sell at public sale at the Key
stone House, in tho City OF Lancaster. the fol-
lowing described real estate:
No. /. \ Lo: of Ground situated Oh tho west
side OF North Mulberry street, in the City OF
Lancaster, Pa, number 1876 and containing In
extending i'll depth .6i feet more or less, to
Concord alley, on which is erected two-story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, lsx3O feet, with
never-f.iling water with pump therein, also, a
number OF fruit trees, grapes, ETC., adjoining
property Of John McConney and others on
John Hutchinson.
No a lot of ground, situated on the west
front. and extending in depth 2ci feet, more or
less, on said street q feet, inches, more or
to said ale on The il erected
ING HOUSE, with a one-story frame kitchen
attached shed, with a large number of fruit
trees grapc vines. etc. adjoining property OF
south by No 4I2.
No. 3. a lot of ground, situated on the said
ter. Pa, No. ~, and containing in front on
said street, 3s feet. & inches, more or less, and
depth 264 feet more or less, to Concord alley.
part log DWELLING iIOGsE, also a small
FRAME HOUSE with Kitchen, on the rear of
said lot ; Il well OF ncver-fatltnS water, with
pump therein, fruit trees, grapes. ETC., adjoin-
ing No. Al! on the north, and No. 40 on the
SOUTH
Nos. and 5. A lot of ground situated on the
west side of North Mulberry street in said city
OF Lancaster, Ia, Nos. 4Os and 40, and contain
ing in front on said street, 81 feet q inches,
more or less, and, in depth 264 feet more or
less, to CONCORD alley, on which is erected two
One-stOry FRAME DWELLING HOUSES
with brick fronts, with one story Frame
Kitchen attached, fruit trees and other i'm.
nrOYnmenfq 4liOininp M AID fhR north
and Myers and GOrrecht on the south.
The above properties will positively bc sold
and are in 4 thriving part OF tho city. conve
nient to market and tho railroad depot.
Good titles will be given ON Aprill 1881.
Any person wishing to see any Of the above
properties may cali on Henry r. Myers, or
either OF the tenants, who will show the same
Sale to commence at 7% O'Clock, p. M, when
attendance will be given and terms mate
knOwnby
MATTHIAS MYERS,
HENRY X. MYERS,
Executors of Maria Myers, deceased
Il. F. RowE, Auct. janI4td, 7,1e,l5,l9
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UElTHS.

PALMER.-In Philadelphia, Jan. 6, 1851, T.
jefferson Palmer.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of his parents, No. 44s North
Queen street. on Monday afternoon ut two
O'Clock. 2t*
RRED-jnn. :, 1881. at the residence OF his
son, John Il. Reed. No. 52s East King street.
George Reed, esq, in the ?Oth year OF his age.
Funeral services on Sunday morning al .
o'clock, to proceed to Carpenters graveyard.
near Earlvillc, for intcrment. The relatives
and friends are invited to attend. 2td
KELLY.-Suddcnly. al l30 a. n,., on Jan. 6,
1881, in this city, Thomas d. Kelly, aged 81
years, months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends and the members
of the Masonic fraternity are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, from his late resi-
dence, No. SAC East Orange street, on Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock, without further
rotice. j6-3t
Harrisburg and ,Middletown papers please
cODy'
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. The difficulty OF obtaining pure Port W,ne
for sickness is one great cause why physicians
refuse to prescribe it where they know it
would benefit their patient, because they fear
that some poisonous mixture will be given
them instead of Port Wine and the injury be
irreparable. California wines are being terri
bly, mixed and adultcratcd with alcohol and
water and other ingredients to make 1t cheap.
30 as to bring a greater profit from the sales.
The most excellent and finest Port Wine is
made in New Jersey, from tho Oporto Grape,
by Alfred Speer, and hes become the most re-
liable wine tor Hospital and Communion pur-
poses. This Wine has been thoroughly ana
lyzcd, and is pronounced by chemists to be
the pure juice of the grape, and to contain the
most valuable medicinal properties. 1t issold
by druggists, who purchase direct from Mr..
Speer's Vineyards IN New JerscE.-Ecehiny
Post.
Tie above winc has become i'll great demand
in New York and Brooklyn Tor comnunion
and hospital use.
This wine is recommended by Drs. Atlcc
and Davis, and for sale by II. +. Slaynaker,
Lancaster. Pa. jl-2wd&w
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POUGHKEEPsIE. N. Y, Jan. IA tele-
gram from Peekskill says there is serious
trouble at Verplank's Point among tho
iccmcn and the authorities have tcle.
graphed for the military.
The dissatisfaction is among three hun
dred men on lake Meahough who arc cut.
ting ice for the Knickerbocker leo CON-
pany. On Wednesday they demanded an
increase oftwelve to twenty-five cents a
day and being refused struck yesterday.
They paraded with band of music, re-
sisting the sheriff, and driving off those
who persisted in working.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE

At 12:45 the mercury points to 41o.
1t is thawing again to-day and the
snow water is running in all directions.
Snow falls from the house tops are still
occasional occurrences. Sleighing stock
is going down and walking is coming up.
The Shawnee fire company held its regu-
lar monthly meeting last evening.
This is the weather the telephone people
and tobacco growers have been waiting
for and both are taking advantage Of it.
The tobacco people were busy yesterday
and will be for a few days to come. 1t is
thought about here that the buyers OF
the weed will now soon make their appear
ance.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Columbia fire company will be held this
evening in the engine house parlors.
DR.. Houston Mifflin, who has been visit
ing at his fathers residence, at Norwood.
for some days, left here to-day for his
home at Philadelphia.
If this weather continues for day or
two We may expect some fun about here,
as rise in tho Susquehanna is inevitable.
Fred. Bietz is making rapid progress in
filling his two ice houses at the lower end
OF town. The ice is of a desirable thick
ness and is of splendid quality.
Mrs. William 3. Given is on a visit Of a
few weeks to friends at Lock Haven and
Williamsport.
Miss Peart, who has been visiting Mrs.
Edwin Thomas, has returned home.
The week of prayer is drawing to
close. Services, Programmed by tho min
istcrs, were conducted last evening in the
Methodist Episcopal church. Tonight
services will be held in the E. E. Lutheran
church, and to morrow night in the Bethel
at Seventh and Walnut street. The Ser
vices at the latter church will he the last
ofthc series.
The sociable given last evening at the
residence of Jonas Wilmer is pronounced
to have been very pleasant affair: Sixty
Or more persons about thirty of whom
were from Columbia, were in attendance,
and danced until two o'clock this morning.
The running Of live stock, to tho East
to-day, on the Pennsylvania railroad, was
quite heavy. Freight is not as heavy now
rs it was i few weeks ago.
The Columbia national bank reports
total resources 81 32S, 538, 81. Its loans and
discounts are s679, Az, ,04 capital $500, 900;
surplus sl50,OOO; undivided profits s44,-
,G3,Gl deposits $3.50, 1871
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faILADKLPHlA. Jan. 6.--FlOur dull, with
low and medium grades weaker to sell super
me IS O0S 50: extra s3 750i .: Ohio and In
1iama family . 5OG6 Oc; Penn'a family q %
% st. Louis family IS 1516 so: Minnesota
extra % OO05 20: straight, s. S.sI6 y; patent
AMI nigh grades s6 jOGS.
Rye hour dull ut y o.
w neat hrmer: No. = Western Rel al Iu.M
l l4T Penna. Rel and Amber 81 1891 H.
Corn steady Tor local use steamer 5S: ve:-
low, 53Ec mixed 5S0531Ic.
Oats firm with fair demand; No. I White 4Sl)
4shc No. edo 47Gi'1sc; No. ) 10 lalp p46lsc; no.
2 Mixe; 45@45hc.
Rye steady nj &C.
PrOV1StOns firm mess pork, old, ut $is 50 ::
new. Mt 81 GO !; beet hams SIC 5Oi;lS W; Indian
mss beef 3l5 10, I. o. b. BacOn-5mOketl sl,Oul-
ders 5z@oHc; salt do 44Gjc; smoked hams
930lOc: picked hams SG9c.
Lard firm city kettle CSC loose butchers
SIC prime steam s. 90@9CO
Butter dull and tending downward Cream
cry extra SSGSc 10 good to choice 29G3lc:
bradford county anu New YORK extru tubs
21G12Sc do hrkins. 24G25c Western reserve
extra 2l@?2c: do gOOi to choice la 2Oc. Rolls
dul! and Quality generally poor: Penn'u Extra
lSQ2lc WesternReServe extra lSfl2l.
Eggs dull and lower Penn'a 36aI3.c West.
err 35GI3Gc.
Cheese firm and fairly active; New York
fnl! cream l3i40l31xc; Western full cream l2t,
Wl3c do fair to good lll.0l21sc; 40 half skins
lOeQllc Pa do l04llc.
Petroleum dull Irefincd CSC.
Whisky ut 81 =. sales.
Seeds-GOOd to prime clover steady 81 as;
Faxseed nominal mt 81 :5Gl ~:
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Newspaper Alinanacs.

The Baltimore Suns has come to hand.
1t is quite complete, especially in its his
torical features.
The Philadelphia Ledger's has a bsauti-
fully illuminated cover. Its history and
account of the villages and settlements
included in Philadelphia its digest of
election laws chronology and neurology a:
directory official gazcttes census re-
turns, household information and other
features make it very valuable to the
Ledger's subscriber, to whom it is given
free of cGst.
The Times almanac is the most com
plcte political annual ever published and
its editor, Mr.. J. II. Lambert, has in the
edition for 1881 outdone all his previous
excellent efforts in this line. Owing to the
cost OF lis publication the Times almanac
will henceforth not bc given away, but
sold to all who want it, like the New York
newspaper almanacs.
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COL. SANFORD'S ELO0UENCE.
The TallslllaH That Is Said 80 Inspire

The Tallsnan That Is Said 80 Inspire 1t.
Tho Altoona Sun i'm rather extended
notice of Col. J. i. Sanford, the distn-
guishcd traveller and lecturer. we'll known
in this community, is responsible for the
following: ''rhc gentleman has piece OF
pavement from the villa Of Cicero, which
that great orators own feet troI upon AS
he walked about his grounds. The con-
struction and composition Of this Wonder
full curiosity is orc Of the los: arts that
Wendell Phillips 50 cloquently tells about,
and nobody who secs it seems to have the
least idea as to what it is made Of It. is
related Of Colonel Sanford that lie never
appears upon the rostrum without this
piece Of pavement in his pocket, from
which lie claims to derive the inspiration
that animates his eloquent lectures"
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THE READING,

Call for an Election Jan 10th Withdrawn.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.-This afternoon
the following notice was issued by the
secretary of the Reading railroad COM
pany
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Notice is here
by given to the stockholders Of this COM
pany that the notice dated December 81,
1880, that the annual meeting and election
for president, six managers, treasurer and
secretary would be held January 10. 1881,
is withdrawn, and that the meeting will
not be held.
(Signedl DAVID J. Brown,
Secretary.
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..Viyilant" Hcrse Thief De,cctcrs,

The Visilant society of Drumorc town
ship, for the detection OF horse thieves,
held its annua! meeting on Monday, JAN
uary ), 1881, at Chestnut Level This is
one OF the best organizations in the state
for the detection Of horse thieves. There
was a very full attendance of the members
and great interest was taken in the pro
ceedings. After the transaction of the
usual routine busincs the society proceeded
10 the election of officers for the ensuing
year, which, resulted .as follows: Presi-
dent, George Smith Vice President. Ben
.iamin Cutler; Secretary, VIM. I. Boyd
Treasurer, John HaGncr Directors. James
G. McSparran, James Ii. Pagan and p. w.
HOusekccper. The directors appointed
forty-four riders to pursue twenty two dil-
ferent routes in pursuit of anyone who
should dare to steal D-umorc horse. The
financial condition of the society is excel
lent, and several new members We're added
to the roll
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MARRIi6ES.

HERR-BAKER-On Jan. 6, 1891. by the Rev.
W. L. Gerhard, ut HunsbergerS Sorrel Horse
hotel. q. S. Herr to Miss amanda s. Baker.
both of Manor twp.
Rev. w. T. Gerhard, at Hastings Fountain
Inn, Henry II. EshelInar. of COlemansvillc, to
Miss Lille +. Warren, OF Safe HarDOr. ltdk
BRETz-PETERs-Jan. l. 1881, by Rev. +. p.
Mayser, ut the house of the brides parents,
Frederick BretZ. OF Brooklyn, y. Y, to Rosa
Peters, of this city. .lt*
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~. !;:.iL NOTICES.

NIctaer-: ;,Otaers!: MOtilers.!!
AreyOuG! ..':bed at night and broken OF
yOur rest l., eek child suffering and crying
with the exc:uciatina pain OF cutting teeth ?
Ii 40. go at AMI geia bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. twill relieve the
poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon
Ii; there is no mistake about it. There is not q
mother on earth W no has ever use.i 1t, who ill
not tell you III once that it will regulate the
bowels and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health TO the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe TO ,sc in all cases, anu pleas
ant TO The taste, and Is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United St"tas. Sold everywhere
25 cents q bottle H!:-lyd&wM.WSS
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.jr. O. L.. 4 NJ.

The following were installed as officers
Of Conestoga council No. 90 Jr. o. L. A.
NJ. Thursday evening, Jan. 6, 1881. for the
ensuing term by Senior p. c. John c.
SwOpe, in the absence OF the district dep
uty.
w. r. CIV. II. Miller ir.
COunciIlor-Gco. w. BonZhoil.
Vice C.-Chas Auxer.
X. c. Sec.-Jac. NJ. ChiiIas.
A. X. Sec.--CIi.s. Flick.
Financial Sec-Edw. S. !n.eltz.
Treasurcr-J. c. Spacth,
Wardcn-J. +. Hart.
COn.-Emlem Faliicr.
l. Sentincl--H. Il. Wagner.
o. Sentinel-Jnc. Like.
Trustee-E. S. KurtZ.
The above council is in very propcrcus
conditions doing better than some senior
organizations, and is worth Between three
and four Thousand dollars.
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JSTATE OF SUSAN CRAMER, LATE Of
II OF East Lampeter township, Lancaster
county, Pa. leceased.-The undersigned Au-
manning in the hands OF Joel l.. Lightner, ex-
ecutor Of the last will and testament OF the
said Susan Cramer deceased, to and among
those legally entitled to the same, will sit for
JANC AIRY, 1881, ut 10 o'clock q. m, in the
Library Room OF the Court House, in the City
of Lancaster, where all persons interested in
said distribution may attend.
CHAS. !. lands,
ian5-1td&3tw Auditor.
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The well known missionary, Rev. q. iiors-
ford writes: l have been greatly afflicted with
Liver Complaint; my doctors said l should
never get over it, but hearing your spring
blossom so highly spoken of. l thought
would try it. 1 am glad did. tor though
had to take nearly three bottles OF 1t. lit has
thoroughly cured me-" should like to take
some back with me; what do you charge by
the quantity: Price, 50 cents; trial bottles 10
cents. For sale by H. 4. Cochran, druggist.
l31 and l3G North Queen street, Lancastcr. Pa.
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Fire AT EatnbrIllRe.

i fire occurred at Bainbridgc shortly
after midnight yesterday morning, by
which large barn and tobacco house, be-
longing to ex-Sheriff Smith, was totally
destroyed. The building was connected
with the hotel property kept by Mr..
Isaac. With the building, about 500
worth of tobacco, sleigh, q carriage and
ins was insured, but there was no insur-
ance on the contents, and the loss Of the
tobacco is peculiarly severe, the .aiscrs
losing their summers work.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-07

The bargains mentioned above must he seen
In order to be appreciated. .and we invite ever.
body to call and SEQ us before the hest Of the
lots are disposed Of.