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DOsITIVE PUBLIC SALE EOFyALUAHLE

III
NOV. II. 1881, at the Leopard hotel, on East
King street, will Le sold all those certain
three brick residences, situate Nos. 80, 80 and
2ll East Orange street, in The city OF Lancaster
Each house consists OF Il thrccstOry brick
main building 2IL MS feet with twO-story brick
back building, l3x;s feet, with balcony and
Onc-StOry brick was! house attached, l2xlJ
feet, all built but few years ago ami i'm the
most substantial manner. The walls Of the
main buildings are IL inch S thick /: the jOists
for first stories. and all the iOOrs. are OF the
best pine lumber. and the material used In
the construction of the houses Is OF the beat
quality. The fronts have marble bases and
steDs handsome cOrnicca, nc. IN each house
there are Oh the first floor Il hall, with vesti.
bule, large parlor, dininP-rOOm with dumb
waiter, pantry and closets, kitchen with
range, sink, cupbOarIs. &c, and Il wasll-hOuse
with three soapstOnc w:ish-tuD5 and other con
chambers, with q closet in each, and IL bath
room with stationary wash stand. bath tub.
water closet, &C. and on the third floor two
rooms in front with closets. and = garnet over
the whole back building. An excellent cellar
under the whole house. Hot and cold water
in kitchen, wash-hOnsc and bathroom, with
complete sewer connections from each and
from the yard. Gas through the whole house.
Elegant mant!es, with heater lin parlOr and
dining room and hmcs Irranseu %rm, @ FOR G heating
ways, inside and outside cellar steps, side
alleys, &C.
alike, are first-class properties In every re
spect, located in one of the most desirable L.
culties tor residences in the city, convenient
10 tne DuSlncSS ccHtEc Vi TIC CIty, W
schools, markets, railroad dcpots, &c.
The lots arc 81 xlcO feet, containing yari-
ETY. OF fruit trees. &c, including the right t"a
we'll of never failing water, with pump there
in. or IL des ired, the lots will extend through
to Marion street, "a feet.
On the rear of 237. and frGEtin. on Marion
street, are a twO-stOry BRICK DWELLING,
with rooms, cellar, &c, and Il large brick
stable, all OF which will be sold with No 2'7 ii
desired.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold
O twO-stOry BRICK DWELLING. with two
story brick back building, No. 10? East Chest.
nut street, containing rooms, sarrct, cellar.
balcony, &C., hytlrant in yard. lot laxoi feet.
extending to AN alley, with Log pen, hen
house, &c.
Two-thirGs of the purchase money may re-
main in either OF the properties IL desired and
propositions to purchase at private sale will
Be entertained u: any time previous to day OF
sale.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock, p. m., when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by PETER DlFFENBACH.
B. +. ROWE. Auct.
For further particulars. apply to
ALLAN A. HERR & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
No. North Duke street,
nl.4,7,n,15H Lancaster, Pa,
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To. lnNrrOW Ni.ht'a Concert.

The concert to be given at Fulton opera
house 10 morrow evening, appeals power
fully t" the ch:ll llitablc impulses ot every
one, and if there were no other reasons to
attract i large audience, that of itself
should be sufficient to crowd the hail. 1t
is under the auspices of the newly organ
lied Lancaster Benevolent society and a
portion OF the.proits will lie devoted to
the purposes Of that humane and worthy
organization, which has in view the amelio-
ration Of the su!lerings of worthy subjects
of local charity during the coming winter.
But it must be remembered, too, that the
entertainment itself is one Of a l.iSl! order
of merit. Nine. Carreno is i gifted
pianist, whose performances have won the
admiration of the world Nine. Donaidi
is 4 noted Italian :iop,an" Sig Tcrranti is
too we'll known as Il builn to need further
introduction. and Sig Stan:ini is a fine
tenor. SO that the quality and the pnr
pose of to. morrow nights concert ought
to leave no doubt OF an Overlooking house.
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Anluselnants,

Ghosts hy CaSlight.-MOst persons have :,
great aversion TO seeing ghosts in the dark, but
Il great curiosity TO see Il ghost, II ii only could
be seen in the light. An opportunity to CRAFTY
this prevalent curiosity is offered by the Miller
Brothers, who will hold il revival 1T the opera
house. Lancaster, this evening. These Spitual
istic managers have associated with them five
mediums. said to lie newly developed ana of
extraordinary power, by wl,.%" all they prom
Use to cause -;li"-ts TO appear and send them
around among the audience shaking hands
pose to make u large tab" rise ana float in the
air, ana Il piano rise in the air and give forth
music without any visible performer. The
spirits with flowers in their l!incs will play Oh
guitars " i'll cause lii usic.ll instruments TO float
through the air, will write in blood anI do
various other wonderful thing The Milcrs
promise this. ard much more, which they co
not ask to believe on their say So but wish
everybody 10 so and sec FOR themselves.
Z" Nluldoons Pi,nic.''-On Friday evening
Hyde & Echman's combination will produce
ut Fulton opera house the very laughab!c
comedy of " "MuliOon's Picnic which has Just
been withlrawn from Philadelphia after Il
successful! run and the commendation OF the
papers and the people. The company may be
said 10 comprise the very cream OF thc variety
business in this country, as the names OF the
Kernels Charlie Reed, Niles 4 Evans, Bryant
4 Hoyc, Kitty O'Neil, May Ten Brock and
John T.. lIcnshaw. and Il number q: Others
attest.
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VIII address the Meeting.

4 \RPHANS' COURT SALE OF VAl.U ABLE
~ REAL ESTATE.-On TUESDAY, NO
VEMBEk 8, 1881 In pursuance OF an alias
order OF the Orphans COIrt of Lancaster cOun-
ty, will be sold ut public vendue, at the Cad
well House, corner North Queen and Chestnut
streets. Lancaster, Pa, the following real cS.
tate, late of John 5. Gable. deceased. to wit:
No. ], all that twO-StOry frame dwelling
house-part thereof used as Il store room
with twOstOry frame back building and
brick tobacco warehouse, and lot or piece of
Queen street. in the city OF Lancaster afnrc-
said, containing in front about 45 feet, and in
depth. along its northern line, about ITO feet
to the Pennsylvania railroad Bounded on the
north by ground OF John Il. Bitner. ON the
south and west by the Pennsylvania railroad
and on the east Dy North Queen street afOre-
said. This property has perfect drainage, con-
nccted with sewer In North Queen street. The
location is well calculated tor public business
of any kind. being in the most pOpulOus part
OF the city.
No. ., most valuable building lot, situate
on the southwest corner OF West Chestnut and
Charlotte streets, in said city, containing So
feet on Chestnut and SO feet Oh Charlotte
desirable building lots to be found anywhere
in the city of Lancaster. and will be sold rs Il
whole or in parts, to suit purchasers
Possession and title on April /, 1882 OF the
building lot, however, possession may be given
Immediately.
Positive sale. Sale to commence ut o'clock
y. III. on said day, when terms will be made
known by f. NJ. SCHAEFFER,
ELIZABETH GABLE,
Surviving Executors
ii. SHUBERT, Auc;. Octl7-M&Stsd
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A n ORDINANCE FOR THE PURPOSE
n OF obtaining the assent OF the electors of
the city OF Lam caster to the increaseot the in.
debtcdness OF said city, for the improvement
of the Water Works and the laying OF new
distributing mains.
SECTION I. Be 1t ordained 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 of Lancas.
ter be increased in the sum OF sixty seven
thousand dollars (s67,OOO).
SEC. 2. That for the purpose OF obtaining the
assent of the electors of said city for such in
crease of Indebtedness, an election shall be
held at the places AMI between the hours OF
holding the municipal elections in said city
on the third Tuesday of February. 1882.
give thirty days notice, by weekly advertise
ments in the Lancaster Examiner, INTELLI.
oENCEI and NeU Era, of the time and places of
holding such election and such said notice
shall also contain such matters as may be re-
quired by an act passed the goth day of April.
1874.
Ordained and enacted into law at the city
OF Lancaster, on NOVEMBER 2, 1881.
JOHN LEVEKGOOD,
President Common Council.
HERBERT JOHNSTON,
Clerk OF Common Council.
ROBERT A. EVANS,
President Select Council.
J.K, BARR,
Clerk of Select Council.
Approved NOVEMBER 3, 1851.
JNO. T. MACGONiGLE,
n7-3td Mayor.
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Dears, of .. P,,uular Landlord.

Jose. Ii Akin, proprietor OF the hotel at
Kinzei's; Station, =. II. r., took sick
on Saturday nigh, am,s died last night OF
hemo,,lasc Of he stomach. He was one
of the hest known landlords in the East
end. He had kept the Black Horse in
Paradise township, the Massasscit Hall
:.iiorn, :5tra>hH,g, the City Hotel in Ian
cast-I, th. nee lc moved back TO Stras6mrg
Ire,n where l.c wc..t to EinZcr':i. lie was
a genial and hospitable landlord, very pop
ular with his acquaintances, and a staunch
Democrat. He was about 40 years of age
and leaves a wife and two children.
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CHIcAGo.-Hogs-Reeeir eirts. lI.OOO head: shir-
E1entS, 4, 100 head; demand fair tor choice
general market weak. prices closing lower ;
mixed packing. 81 GntsG !5; light. s. G0G0J ~
choice heavy, Si:nlGtt9: cuiiS and SraSsers.
S 3O65 70.
Cattle-Rcccipts, loo heati; shipments. i.:0i
heal markes slow and weak. closing steady :;
fair ~ oOlIiIn. hrt,Eor., :, .sIfSi. stOcEars
and feeders, s. G6.i3 ~ stock calves. S11l5 p
head range cattle slow, Closing weaker; Tex
30.
Sheep-Receipts, 800 head: shipments, 20a
mead market fairly active, but prices un-
COOL TO choice strong. s.d5: general demand
pretty strong, especially for good sheep.
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M4kkETiN.
f.n.ladalphin Market.

ralLApzLrH1A. November Flour dull and
weak: SuperEne at - 2j04 -; extra
ut s. Ooa6 10; Ohio and Indiana family,
~ 2j@7 g.; Pennsylvania family 81 GO
100: ST. iOuis do 81 7jGsS 60: Minnesota
Extra 1T 81 25G7 80: do straight ut 81 5O@7 Is !;
winter patent IS OJ1S - spring 10 $5 25G
s -.
Rye -four ut s. G2GI6.
Wheat dull and weak Del. and PenH'a
Red, 81 33@l 40; ito Amber 81 4O9l II.
Corn dull.
Oats quiet, but unchanged.
Rye dull ut 81 co.
Provisions only in jObbinS demand; !;
ECss pork, SIS %; beef hams, $l9Gl2O; India
mess beet. $2i co. 1. O.. b.
BacOn-SmOkcd shoulders SL@SA; salt ilo
7l4@7aIc; smokes: hams 13@llc picked
h:ins l2@1l3c.
Lard Qniet.
EuttGr-ChOice wanted other grades dull
ana weak Creamery extra Pennsylvania ut
31Gl::iSc Western at :sJdI31c.
Eggs scarce AMI firm: Penn'a. :91@0c !;
Western, 2Sc.
Cheese quiet.
Petroleum dull refined, 1;sc.
Whisky ut 81 II
Scctis--GOOd TO prime Glover dull at "a
% : FlaXsetd Il nominal at 81 II.
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THE AKM Y.


General Sherman Asking for Moro Mon.
WAsHINGToN, D. c., Nov. 7.-General
Sherman has submitted his annual report
to the secretary Of war, enclosing the re-
ports Of Generals Drum and Sackett,
and the reports Of the commanding
generals of the divisions and departments.
General Sherman says, referring to
the reports of the latter, that they
all show that our companies are too small
for efficient discipline and for economical
service. "When the national treasury was
poor and loaded with debt, the army
endeavored to gracefully submit to
our work, but now," says General
Sherman, they &c appeal for relief,
and it is recommended that Congress re
peal that clause OF the existing law which
limits the enlisted force Of the army at
%, 600 men." Considerable space is de-
voted to discussion Of the subject Of
eetficers's servants.
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rsw YorK NIarn0I.

New ioRI. Nov. 7.-FlOur-Stata and West
ern dali and prices declining Superfinc state
at ST O0Gl5 p extra dO. s. OOI5 60 choice do,
So G5I7; round hoop Ohio, s. 1895 IS; Super
fine Western, 81 35aj . common to good
cXtr do. s5I6 choice do, DO, 81 lOG9; South
crn dull and heavy.
Wheat 1aG0a4c lower business mainly specu-
latiye; No. 2iicd, spot, 81 l05s do Nov. 81 39zs
,SA do March, 81 81.
Corn opened lAGlHc lower, afterwards be-
came firm and recovered from the decline !:
mixed western spot, Gi@GSl &c; 10 future, GSA
Gl1iI4c.
Oats 151l4c lower State lsd5ic; Western,
41DJic.
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The Stage Mirror.

Harry Hartmyer, publisher Of the .Stage
Mirror, has just concluded 4 contract with
the INTELLIGENCER for printing 5000
copies of that publication. It is neat
little quarto, :hree PAGES cf which are
filled with advertisements Of the principal
business firms Of the city, and the other
containing the programmes OF the per-
formanccs at Fulton opera house, together
with oiisina: and well selected reading
matter.
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Committed for Court.

Henry Smith and Amos Albright had a
hearing before Alderman Barr "n Satur-
day on Il cllarYc of :ciUniousiy entering
the comb factory OF Dana Graham, in this
city, about a month ago and stealing Il lot
of combs. Smith confessed that he was
guilty. Both were committed in default
of bail foY t:ial at court.
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Fight with Apaclhss.

SAN FRASCIsCO, Nov. IA Tucson dis
patch Of yesterday says Information is
just received Of fight between tho hostile
Apachcs under Chiefs Tao and bravo and
United States cavalry in Apache county,
in which four indians were killed aud
three women and children captured. Tho
Apachcs arc scattered by the engagement
and arc making towards San Carlos har.
ECr''
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DEATHS.

MCALEEE.-In this city. Oh the 9th inst, VIII
liam Francis, son OF James and Ellen Nc
Aleer, aged months.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from the residence of his parents, No. 6lO
East King street. On Tuesday morning ut y
O'Clock. Intcrment ut st. Mury's cemetery.
ltd*
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FAfnl An'r8Y.

CINCINNATI, Nov. IA special dispatch
from Bellefontaine, o., says John Axtell,
son of tho superintendent of the Lewis
town reservoir, was fatally stabbed on
Saturday night by an old hunter named
Leaman. The allray took place in q saloon
and was provoked by the repeated insults
of Axtcll.
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Valuable Live Stock Burned.

DANvILLE, Ky., Nov. The training
stables Of Warren A. Russell were destroyed
by fire and number Of valuable horses
burned. Among them L. Is. Fields fine
stallion, Austria, by imported Australia
dam Coral, by Vantlal, and u fine mare be-
longing to DIR. J. p. Warren.
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Handsome improvements.

Al. p. Fu!mcr's saloon has been very
handsomely refitted. Gorgeous gilt papers
from J. Il. Martin x Co., hung by ii. j.
Lind g. new walnut and ash paneled
floor i'm the reading room by II. &. Huber,
and painting of exquisite finish, especially
the china gloss, by Geo. W. Brown, Demo
cratic candidate Cor sheriff, make this
saloon one Of the coscst to kc found any
where in PcnnSylVania.
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Saie of Real icSaIe.

Il. j.. Rove auctianecr sold ON Satur-
day evening az public sale st the Fountain
Inn hotel, house and lot of ground on
Middle street belonging to George kerdig,
to ChaS. ilimme!sbacli for s., 500.
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Fearful Death Rate In India.

LONDON, Nov. THE correspondent
Of the Times at Dargilting, India, says
the deaths from epidemic choleraic fever
amount to 5000, or ten times the normal
rate of mortality for the past few years.
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The funeral OF Daniel Marklcy, took
place this afternoon. 1t was largely at
tended. Division No. tnif0rm Rank, X.
of T., with Clc.amcns' City band, were
at the iunci%i. The intcrmant was made
at Lancaster cemetery.
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Statue OF lsyrvn In Grsece,

ATHENS, Nov. IA statue of Lord By
ron has been unveiled at MissOlOughi
where he died. The ceremony was at
tended by great popular enthusiasm.
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Cad casey, who has been freight agent
OF the Pennsylvania railroad company at
Middlctown for 4 number of years, has
been transferred to Downing town, where
he is freight and passenger agent.
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Success, success.

DIR. Brubahcr, tine cicctropathir lhy sician, is
having great success In all chronic diseases
where medicines hav@ failed, asa great many
can testify, hoth in the city and country, TO
whom you may be rcfrrreti by calling at his
Office. Consultations free. Oi!cc: No IA West
King street. ld
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4 SUPPLEMENT TO AN OEDlNANCE
"A establishing Board of Health and Regu-
lations tor the government OF the same:
Be it enac ed by the select and common
councils OF the city OF Lancaster, and it is
hereby enacted by authority OF the same,
ments under tho act of General Assembly OF
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled
IAN Act Relating to Registration of Births
and Marriages by Boards Of Health wherever
monwealth, ,"it is hereby ordained that when
any person shall die In the city of Lancaster 1t
shall be the duty OF the physician who attend
ell during his or her last illness, or OF the cor
Oner when the case comes under his jurisdic-
ti0n, to make q faithful retul II OF the same at
the expiration of every three months to the
secretary of the Board of Health, in manner
and form as is provided in the said act of AS
sembly in case OF marriages and births, setting
forth in said return, rs far as the same can be
ality, date and cause of death OF the deceased
person.
SEC 9. Any person who shall neglect to obey
the provisions of the first section OF this Ortti
nance shall forfeit and pay the sum of ten dol
lars, for each and every Ofense, to the sccre-
lary of the Board of Health. which sum shall
be recovered and be for the uses prescribed in
the act establishing Board OF Health for the
city of Lancaster.
Ordained and enacted into a law, in the city
JOHN LEVERGOOD,
President Common Council.
HERBERr JOHNSTON,
Clerk OF Common Council.
ROBERT a. EVANS,
President Select Council.
Clerk OF Select Council.
Approved November 3. 1881.
JNO. I. MACGONlGLE,
nOv7-3td Mayor.
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"Life, GrOWtt, i.eauty."

.WEat we all admire and how TO sccurc it {:
A fine head of hair In its natural color is such
an adjunct to beauty that no one wlio prizes
good looks should neglect to use q" London
Hair Color Restorcr," the most clcanly and de-
lig!itfuI article ever Introduced to the Amcri-
can people. Ii l., totally different from all
Others-hoi sticky or gummy, and free from
all impure ingrc iients that render many other
preparations obnoxious. 1t thickens thin
hair, restores gray hair, gives il new lite keeps
the scalp clean and healthy. causing the hair
to grow here it had fallen of or become thin,
does not soil or stair anything, and Is SO Ic:-
fectly ana elegantly prepared! rs to make It
iastini: hair dressing and toilet luxury. - Lon
don lair Hcstorer" is sold by all druggists.
ut - cents a bottle. six bottles for 81.
Ocl3M, W,S&W
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DURLIC SALE OF CITY PROPERTY,
II BelOngsng to the estate OF Leah Scmcr,

DCBLlC SALE OF CITY PROPERTY,
L Belonging to the estate of Leah Scncr,
deceased.
On FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER II,
1881, at COOper'S HOTEL on West King street
Lancaster, Pa. (Chas. II. Triple. proprietOr).
will be sold that Two-StOry BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE and lot belonging thereto. situ-
ated on the southwest corner of West Orange
:lnd North Water streets. Lancaster, Pa, con
tanning rooms and hall; rooms ON first
riOOr. : ON second amt , on finished attic-gas
hot and cold water, bath, hy,lrant in yard,
Lot fronts - feet and inches on Orange stree,
and extends southwark aloaS Water street q,
feet and inches, TO Il %-tcot alley.
This property is very centrally AMI conva-
niently located.
Parties wishing I" view the property can 10
so by calling on the premises or the under
signed.
Sale to commence. ri O'Clock y. H., when
terms and un,;i;IGnS W i'll be male known by
EitSMAN = BURNS,
Real ESt.t" Agents,
SiM'L HISS, 10 Vest UrInSe street.
AuctiOn;rIr. ni.tdE
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Death ef Prominent WAshingtOnlan.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-MajOr +. P.
Hill, proprietor of the fremont house and
owner of the Washington driving park at
BenniDgs. died last night of consumption
after loEg illaess
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M.5RRlIGES.

GAEA-MACKLEY.-On the 9th OF October, 1851,
by the Rev. W. Il. Gerhard, at his residence
No. 81 East Orange street, Mr.. Harry IE. Cara,
to Miss Anna NJ. Mackley, both OF Marietta n
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POLITICAL,
Democratic: State Ticket.
STATE TREASURER.
OK NGE NOBLE, Erie.

DeWOCTatlC StbtO 1bChct
STATE TREASURER.
ORANGE NOBLE. Erie.
Democratic County Ticket.
SHERIFF.
GEO. ". BROWN (Painter), l5t Ward. City
PRoTHoNOTARy.
JOHN ii. DEIIAVEN, Cacrnarvon.
REGISTER.
T.. Z. AMBiEH, Drumorc.
COUNTY TREASURER
PETER MCCOSOMY, 5th Ward, City.
CLERK OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
EEA REED, Bart.
CLERK OF ORPHANS COURT.
PETER R(ERIClI. Sth Ward, City.
PRISON KEEPER.
ISAAC null, Earl.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
NJ. M.IIIi.DEHtANT. Mount Joy.
CORONER
HENRY NJ. GEITEii, 4tl Ward, City.
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR.
PHILIP WALL, 5th Ward, City,
AHHAM SIDES, West Lampeter.
PRISON INSPECTORS.
I.EMUEL WEST, West COcalicO,
SOL ZEAMER, Northwestern.
AUDITOR
JOHN l.. LlGHTNER Lcacock.
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An Entire Success,

Ii has been proved by the most reliable tes-
timony that Thomas Eclcctric Oil is IN entire
success in curing the most invetcrate cases of
rheumatism. neuralgia, lame back. and
wounds OF every description. For sale at III.
Il. Cochrans drug store, I31 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
1.-THE doctors said my wiic had consump-
ion. Tried 'Lindscy's Elood Scarchcr' and
she has better health than ever" G. H. Hub
bard. IIampdcn. Ohio. nl-lmd&w
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THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING. NOV. 2, 1881.
wEATuER iNDICATIONs.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. For the
Middle states easteriy to southerly winds,
slightly warmer. cloudy weather and rain,
falling barometer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-07
NEW -4DYERTISEM.ENY rs.

WANTED n FEW i:OARDERS, MALE
w or Female. at
l2l 2lEAST KING STREET.
Also table bOar,lers n.-Sttis