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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-15
THE BUZZARD GANG
Have o Hearing at Ephrata To-day.

nave y ae6fluS xOs00y.
This morning Abram Buzzard, Joseph
Buzzard, Isaac Buzzard, VIM. Weider,
Dil!er Clark and Henry Hover were taken
from the Lancaster Jail where they we're
in confinement, and taken by Constable
J. Spangier and his deputy, J. Spangler.
jr., to Ephrsta, for hearing before Squire
Seltzer. Alderman Spurrier and Consta
bles McDevitt and Eichholtz accompanied
the party to Ephrata.
On reaching Squire Seltzer' Office Isaac
Buzzard and VIM. Weider were given a
hearing ON complaints sworn to by Joseph
Gensemer, who charged them with the
larceny of some meat. sausage, two geese,
and quantity of apples from his prem
ises. The testimony against the accused
was not very strong, but they were held to
answer at court in the sum of 5000 each.
Abram Buzzard, Joseph Buzzard, Henry
Hover and Diller, Clark were charged on
oath of Ressa Sweigart, with feloniously
entering his dwelling house and carrying
off 124 bushels Of clover seed. They also
were committed in default o! 5000 each
to answer at court.
This party arc believed to have been
concerned in the robberies of a number Of
stores in the vicinity, among others Steir-
metz's, Of Clay, and Eisenberger's of Mill
way. Mr.. II. r. Hull, merchant of Sink
ing Spring, whose store was broken into
several weeks ago, recognized his overcoat
on the back Of Weidcr and two pair of
gloves in possession of Isaac Buzzard.
B. F. Eshleman and J. L. Stein
metz, esqs., represented the common
wealth and J. G. Garman, esq., Of Union.
the defense.
There are several other cases of bur-
glary, larceny and receiving stolen goods,
charged against the same defendants,
which will he heard before Alderman
Spurrier at an early day.
The accused were lodged in Jail at ,
o'clock this afternoon.
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Mayor MacGonigle acknowledged the
following contributions to the soup house:
'"f. LIZ by Geo. w., cash, s5; VIM.
G. Baker, cash So; j. NJ. KEEPER, bread !;
G.. s. Brady Is lOaves Of bread; S. r.
Miller, two bushels Of peas John Buck
walter, Manor township, twelve loavcs of
bread, eleven quarts Of beans, corn and
six pounds of rice L. Coos S Son, twelve
!, ives Of bread G. S. Brady, baking 11S
io.v. ~. >s of bread Christian s;heatfer, one
I"'sI,e,' of peas; c. A. Heinitsh, two
nonnds If pepper: Benjamin Evans, a3
bounds of ,rudding.
The mavor is awaiting additional COLI
tr;hutions as he supply Of both money
and provisions is United.
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DUBLIC SALE.-ON TUESDAY, JANUARY
L 25, 1881, will be sold at public vendue, at
tho Cooper House, on West King street, Lam
caster, Pa the following property to wit:
The three-stOry Tin Rooted Dwelling House,
with two-stOry brick slate-roofed and one
story frame kitchen attachments, having II
rooms, gas, hot and cold water, bath and range,
and situate No. l4l East Lemon street, Lancas-
ter, Pa, being the property of Miss Frances
Kready. The lot fronts g feet inches on
Lemon street. extending northward 2A5 feet,
and has q variety OF fruit thereon. Pos
session and gOO title will be given April l. 1881.
Sale to commence at IN o'clock p. m, of said
day, when easy terms and conditions will be
made known by BACSMAN 4 BURNS, :.
Real Estate Agents.
3. +. ROWE, Auct. janl02wdeOdR
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New Schedule.

A new sch cdule goes into effect on the
Pennsylvania railroad at 6 a. m. on Mon
day. There are several changes in the
time for the leaving Of trains. Cincin.
natl, east, which now leaves here ut 2:1O
a. H., will be changed to 2:55 fast line,
east, instead of $50 a. M, will leave at
sos; Philadelphia express, east, now ar
irving at 4:S5 4. m, will be discontinued !;
fast line, west. will leave at 2:3O D. m.,
instead of 2:35; Pacific express at
2:45 instead of 2:40, and Frederick ac-
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IT Is impossible to ind . cough and cold
medicine to compare favorably with Dr.
Browning's C. C. Cordial It Is pleasant to
the taste. searches out tho affected parts, and
silently but enectually accomplishes its mis-
sion. We advise any one troubled with .
cough or cold to give 1t a trial. 1t will speedily
help consumptives. Asthmatic troubles soon
disappear, and the patient afflicted with that
terrible complaint should At once procure q
bottle. Price, 80 cents. 1t your druggist does
not sell it, send direct to DR.. Browning, iii
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa jl3lwd
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AN EXPLOSION,

Caused by q Fonian Attempt to lslOw Up q
British ArmOry.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE explosion at
Stafford, which u is supposed was caused
by Fenian attempt to blow up the arm
ory Of the infantry barracks was heard for
the distance of mile. The barracks are
situated in very populous district. One
woman was desperately and a boy, it is
feared, fatally injured. There were sew
eral thousand stand of arms in the armOry
at the time
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What Might fysve Been.

During the alarm of fire last evening as
the Friendship hose carriage was going
down Orange street, William Haldy, who
inherits in large degree the paternal
feeling in regard to fire m:tters, having
hold Of the tongue of the carriage, slipped
on the icy street and falling was dragged for
some distance, he retaining his hold. AS
juring his foot but slightly he was other
wise bruised and scratched.
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MAYORS Court.

His honor had eight cases Of vagrancy
and drunkenness before him this morning,
five of whom were discharged and three
committed. Among the latter was vet
eran representative Of the art prcservativc
who boasts of having enjoyed the rare
honor of instructing the now famous bard
and reporter of the New Eru in the art and
mystery of mixing rollers, and pulling at
the bar of 4 l,and-press.
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Narrow Escape.

Yesterday afternoon gentleman driv-
ing in a top wagon turned into Water
street at Orange just as a freight train
not fagged-was backing down towards
King street station. The narrow street
and high snow banks which line each side
make it almost impossible to pass train
and a serious accident seemed imminent,
fortunately the entrance to Doerrs'
slaughter house was open, into which the
team was quickly turned just in time to
eScape the car.
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Philadelphio Market.

fHlLAD1LPH1A, January la--FlOur slug
gish; superdne 8 O01s So; extra - ;5I4 50
Ohio and Indiana family 35 5O66 co; Ponn'a
family . OO@5 3 st. Louis family IS 1876 IS
Minnesota clear a O0l5 IS; strIiSht Is S76
8 3; patent and high grnttes g 5O0S
Rye nour flrmer Mt $l S7H5 OO
Wheat-NO. Western Red 81 49,: Del and
Penn'a- Red u I5Gl l6: do Amber 81 l59i l81<.
053c yellow 53c: mixed Sc.
Oats quiet, but firM No. White 4sc: No.
do 40: No. do 451si6c; No. , Mixe., iGc.
Rye firm at 9sG9Sc.
PROVISIONS hrm; mess pork, new, $ll 3
Gl5OO; beet hams $lS 5OGl9 %; In
dian mss beef $40 %, +. O. b. BacOn-smOked
hams 910lO1ac: picked hams Szl9c smoked
shoulders 540534c; salt do '65ltc
Lard firm: city kettle ?Nl9hc: loose
butchers S1a0SiIc prime steam, - -.
Butter-mOre inquiry for find grade: Cream
cry extra SsG33c 90 good to choice ss1;lc;
bradford county AMI New York extra, tubs,
292Sc dO frkins. :i42jc; Western reserve
extra 2a@23c; do good to choice ia 2lc. Rolls
dull mostly poor quality: Penn'a Extra Ia
aOc Western Reserve extra lSQ2l.
Eggs firmer anu more demand; Fenn'a 34.;
Western 3s03'c held lots 25Qf3O.
Cheese in fair demand and firm: New York
full cream lS4Il31.c: Western fu'! cream l21I
@l3c do fair to good ll1sslSi21sc; do half skins
l01llc Pa do lOGl!c.
Petroleum lower: refined Sc.
Whisky ut IL y.
Secds-GOOd to prime clover quiet 7gI3
FIaxseed dull ut 81 25gsl -.
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The City Treasury.

Suspended City Treasurer Welcllans was
waited upon at p. IN. by Appointed City
Treasurer Shirk and in answer to the Ap-
pointed's demand for the Office, the Sus-
pended handed him the key of the office
and left. This key will not unlock the
safe in which the books and treasure arc,
presumably.
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Lands OF the RipIe Tonight,

The exhibition of Pompeian views last
night was highly satisfactory. The pic
lures came out on the canvas with a
reality that compelled one almost to i'm
asire himself among the scenes represent
cd. Tonight the programme will be
Egypt and Palestine, and the entertain
ment, which is the last of the course, will
bc one of interest to everybody,
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Sheriff Sales,

Sheriff Sales.
The sheriff sold 1T sheriff's sale to-day
the following:
The property Of Fanny Shell and Joh:,
Shell, two lots of ground with i:lprove-
ments in MELVILLE, West Donegal town
slip, to Aaron Dissinser for $685.; and
three acres of Land in MELVILLE to the same
for 500.
The property of F. Roller, one-half in
tercst in lot Of ground on the north side
of Marietta avenue, this city, with two
story brick house and other improvements,
to Henry Wolf for S105.
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THE COASTISG.

Large Crowds Out Last Night Enjoying
the Sport-Accidents the Ice.
The rain of Thursday night and yester-
day morning, covered the streets with
slush and ice When the ''blizZard'' came
on yesterday afternoon, the streets were
frozen up again and they were left with =
thick coating of ice. The coasting is trsc
class on the hills and the crowds who ell
loved the sport last night were large. The
largest number of persons was to be found
on the Chestnut street hill. There were
30 sleds of different kinds there, and there
were probably 200 or 300 people. There
were many very large sleds some of which
held from six to ten people. The hill was
in excellent condition. The start was made
at Charlotte street and the sleds ran down
past Water street, making \ slide oi over
two squares.
At this hill several slight accidents Oc-
CURED during the evening. John Weitzel,
son Of Casper WcitZel, was thrown from
large sled and had his arm sprained. Col
'isiOns were frequent. In one OF these one
Ia, re sled ran into another on which were
r;d;noc two sisters. named respectively
Katie = nd Annie Buskin, daughters Of
Mrs. Tho. .,as Buskin, residing at No. 3s0
West Walnut street. 5" severe was the
shock of the co uision that both girls had
their ankles badly spya'ned, II not broken
Kate was taken to the residence OF John
Sewers, West Walnut street, where she
boards, and Annie was taken to the resi-
,lence of her mother. This family has
heen treblv unfortunate, as M,s Buskin
on Monday last, fell on the ice and sus-
tanned a cOncussiOn oil Inc oi''i''' ifoi"
which she still suffers.
So hill also in fine CDnV(tlOtl
last night, but as it is very steep it is the
most DANGEROUS hill in the city, and per-
sons wishing to slide would rather so to
safer hills. The crowd was small there
last night other hills in the city had large
crowds.
The weather was very cold and the
lookers-on who did not care to risk their
necks by "going down. on the sleds
only kept warm with the greatest diff:
culty. 1t has been cold all day to-day and
the coasting will be fine tonight.
Yesterday Mrs. Eckert, residing with
her laughter Mrs. Weaver, No. 7OG South
Queen street, while walking in tho yard
adjoining her residence, slipped OF the ice
and fell breaking one of her arms.
This morning Mrs. Adam Myers, of
South Beaver street. while on her way
home from market, fell on the icy pave
ment and injured her hip SO severely that
she was unable to walk. She had to be
taken home where DR.. NJ. L. Herr at
tended her.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Frank iiains,
residing at 421 Beaver street. slipped on
the ice and fell in rear Of hcr residence,
very severely injuring her knees and re rem
dered her incapable Of walking. DIR. wei
chans attended her.
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Kicked by a Horse,

Samuel Bingaman,a hostler at the Black
Horse hotel, while passing through the
stable this morning, was kicked in the
breast and on the head by a horse. lie
was injured so badly that he was removed
to his home on East King street, where he
was attended dy 4 physician.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-15

My Partner" Tonight.-Thc Adrich and
Parsloe combination, which will tonight pre-
sent, under Mr.. Mishler's management, Bart
ley CampbelI's sterling comedy-drama of MY
Partner" at Fulton opera house, comes bear
ing the very highest credentials of merit. Mr.
Aldrich. who impcrsonates the rola of the
hardy and courageous man of nerve and iron,
and MI. Parsloc, who furnishes photograph
of the character OF the - Heather Chinee,' nre
both actors OF reputation, and in their com
pany are such notable names rs Frank MOr-
Gaunt. Walter Lenox; jr., and Miss Dora
Goldthwaite. 4 fine entertainment IL as
Sured.
Col. Mulberry Sellers."-The chart Is now
open AT the opera house Office for the sale of
reserved seat, for Tuesday evening next,
when the distinguished comedian, Mr.. John
T. Raymond will appear in Mark Twain's
great creation of Col. Mulberry Sellers. This
will be one OF the comedy events of the season,
and as there is no advance OIL the usual prices
people who desire 10 witness it will show wis
dom in reserving their seats and providing
against Il rush on Tuesday night.
Equally adapted to the feeble or robust. male
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You Can DO Happy

If You will stop all your extravagant and
wrong notions in dOctOring yourself and fam
lilies with expensive doctors OI hunbug cure.
alls, that do harm always, and use only na-
lures simple remedies for all your ailments
you will be wise, well and happy, and save
great expense The greatest remedy for this.
tho great, wise ana good will tell you, IS Hop
Bitters-believe 1t. See " Proverbs" in another
column. jl5-2wd&w
Mothers! 1OtherslI BlOthers!ii
Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth? ?
IT 90, go ut once AMI get bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer imme,iiately-depend upon
It; there is no mistake about 1t. There Is not u
mother on earth who has ever used 1t, whO will
not tell you at once thet 1t 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 in all cases. and pleas
ant to the taste, and Is tho prescription OF one
of the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses IN the United States. Sold ovcryw here
25 cents bottle fil7-lyd&wNW&F
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THE COAL COMPANIES.

Considering tho Question of Resumption ON
Full Time.
PHILADELHHIA, Jan. 15.--The coal COM
panies now have under consideration the
questsoL of resuming work at the mines
on full time next week, but no under
standing has been reached. 1t is stated
that all the companies with ono exception
have agreed to this proposal, but that it
has been determined to take no action
upon the programme for February until
the latter part Of this month.
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DEATAS.

WEH.-January Is, 1881. in this city, Jacob
Web, in the 18th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, ON Bachnan's lanc, near
College avenue, Oh Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock Services at st. Stephens church. In
tcrment ut lions cemetery.
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Ed. Wiley, owner Of the Lancaster
County house, East King street, has leased
said property to Jacob F. Smith, now of
the Leopard hotel, who will take posses
sion April I.
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bad BOYS.

Frank Bender and Robert Gochcnauer
were before Alderman Samson this morn
ing charged with professional theiving in
and about the Northern market. Bender
was committed for 10 and Gochenauer for
90 days.
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MARKETS.
New IOrk MarkcI.

INV YORK. Jan. l5-FlOur-Siate and West
ern dull. without decided change: >uperfine
State q 3OGS 20: extra DO "a aOSl4 50: choice do
q 60G4 go: fancy do s. QOil6 50: round hoop
Ohio$4 SS05 V: choice do ut IS 1926 Is: super
ira do - 208i65; choice 10 - .Of16 IS
choice white wheat do IS OO16 %; Southern
quiet and unchanged: common to fair extra
- 15fl5 3: gOod to choice 10 IS SDs3S 90
Wheat without important change NO. Rcd
Feb. 81 1901 l9st.
Corn u shade stronger snd without decided
change; Mixed western spot, 5isf57c: 10 fu-
ture 5ia<G5.c.
%, Oats quiet and unchanged; State, 4ais5oc:
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-The cylinder
of a locomotive in the tunnel of the juno
ton railroad in West Philadelphia, burst
shortly before noon, and it is stated that
one man was badly scalded.
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THIRD EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. Is, 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.-For the New
England and Middle states during the rest
of Saturday, cold and clear or fair
weather, northerly winds, shifting to east
and south, followed by falling barometer
and slowly rising temperature, and light
snow by Sunday morning.
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Yesterday afternoon the spring of a
milk wagon, belonging to Al. Vollrath,
broke on South Queen street, and lot of
milk was spilled around the street.
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THE READING RAlLRUAD.

No Action Taken Yet With Regard to an
Election.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-The board Of
managers of the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad, have not yet been called together
to decide upon the time for holding the
annual meeting and election. The state
ment is made at the Office of the company
that session of the managers will proba-
bly, be held on Monday morning fer that
purpose. The statement that Mr.. GOwen
has sailed for home is denied.
The managers held their regular meet
ing this afternoon, but postponed action
in regard to the annual meeting until Mon
day morning.
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Coughs.


"BroWn's Bronchial 2rochcs" are used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat,
lIoarscness and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these Troches have been In use,
with annually increasing favor. They arc not
new and untried, but, having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained wcll.meritcd
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.
The Throat.
"BrO,Un's bronchial Iroches" act directly
on the organs Of the voice. TEey have an ex-
traoriifnary effect in all disorders of the Throat
and Larynx, restoring healthy tone when re-
laxed, either from cold or Over-excrtiOn of the
voice, and produce clear and distinct enunci-
alton. Speakers and Singers fnd the Troches
useful.
A Cough, Cold, Catarrh ol Sore Throat re-
quires immediate attention, rs neglect often-
times results in some j,,curable Lung Disease.
" Rroap,;'s Bronchial T.ochcs" will almost in
yariaply give relief. limitations are offered for
sale, many of which are Injurious. The genu-
inc Bronn's bronchial TrOches" are sold
onlv in bofss. ianl5-lyd&wT1,T ,Th&S
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Tho POWER Of the Press.

In no way is the power Of the press more
surely shown than in the universal knowledge
that has in less than q year, been dinused
throughout fifty millions of people of the Gu
rative properties ofthat splendid remedy Kid
ney-Wort. And the people from the Atlantic
to the Pacific have shown their intelligence
and their knowledge OF what IL In the papers,
by already making Kidney-Wort their house,
hold remedy for all disease Of the kidneys,
liver and bowels.-Herold. jlO-lwd&w
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TSSTATE OF THOMAS u. KELLY. LATE
Il of Lancaster city. deceasesi. Letters Of
administration said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons In.
6ebted TO said decedent are requested to make
immediate settlement. and those having claims
or demands against the estate OF said decealent,
n, mak them known to the undersigned " iths
out delay residing in Lancaster.
ianl36fdoaw~ W. U.HEESEL
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1.-THE LURID LEvELER."

Destructive Flames In Bhdsb0rO.
B1RDsBoRO, Pa, Jan. 15.-The house of
Mrs. Henry Kupp was totally destroyed
by fire at noon to-day. Loss, $4,000. A
large lot Of silverware was destroyed. The
fire originated from stovepipe in the
kitchen.
A Destructive Fire.
DRESDEN Ont, Jan. 15-A. McVOan's
hub and spoke factory took fire at I 80
O'Clock this morning and is now burning.
The surrounding buildings containing fin
ished and unfinished material will be
saved. Loss s25, 900; insurance $1,000.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
Largo Warehouse Burned.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 15.-The western
or receiving warehouse of the Old Do
minion steamship company, was burned
this morning. The building was entirely
destroyed, together with four hundred
bales of cotton and over $4,000 worth Of
general merchandise.
Olesmargarino Factory Burned.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.-The oleomarga-
rine factory of the American manufactur-
ing company ON Cross street, South Bal
timOre, was burned this morning. Loss,
between 81, 900 and $4,000.
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THSTATE. OF X. W. SHESK, LATE OF
II Lancaster city, deceased. Letters testu-
mentary on said estate having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate settlement,
and those having claim, Or demands against
the same, Will present them without delay for
settlement to the Undersigned.
MARY :. T.. S.iEEK
EXecuiriX.
W. LEANAN, Atty: u2-5tdoaV
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Scientific Lecture

DIR. Stanley Smith will lecture before the
MicroscOpical society OF this city next Tues
d,y evening in the subject OF pOll' izetl light.
DR.. Smith is 4 well known Oculist Of Reading.
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CTORE ROOM FOR RENT FROM APRIL
y or sooner. The first floor, now used by
myself, ls5 feet long and q feet wide back,
with good east north and south light splen-
did room for good carpet, paper. shade, cor.
nice, mating, oil cloth and stair rod store, and
accompanying trimmings, fixtures. &C.; Q
large furniture rooms on second and third
1ioOrs, each being in harmony and alvantge-
A. X. HOFFMEIER,
lids No. % East King Street.
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AnluSelllentS,

SHAY ing is Il rlscally business, Shawn. will,
Cuticura Shaving Soap alone excepted.
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NEY ADTERTISEMENTS.

r UNCH-GRAND LUNCH WILL BE
Il served this evening. Barbey's Celebrated
Beep on zap. ut Hotel Franke.
It'd JOHN HESS, Proprietor.