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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-06
THE EAST ESD.

News + rom Guc Cc:iar lane .'spahi"at.
People in this end Of the county a,c con,
siierab;y excited over the proposed rev
railroad Che Lancaster & Delaware river
rsa,i). From present appearances the read
will ;,e built in tho near future. At this
point Charles Sweigart intends erecting 4
new three Story warehouse. 200 by 60 feet,
also siding aud extensive coal and lum-
her sheds. He expects 10 put an engine III
the warehouse to do tho hoistlEg as we'll
as run tho machinery in his Few planning
MILL
Our farmers are not SO we'll pleased IN
regard to the way in which their farms
will be cut. Quite d number OF new
houses will be erected next spring in an
ticipatioD of the new road and most
likely severa! new business enterprises
will ba started.
Charles Sweigart sold Mr.. George Zorn,
of this place. small tract of ground at
the rate of 5000 per acre. Building lots
have advanced at least 80 per cent. in
Cedar Lane within year.
IS. II. Sweigart is doing very large
business in lumber and coal. ."
The Republican party Of East Earl ap-
nea;s to be On the decline. 1t is hard to
iinS ono of them since the election who has
mach hopo for the future. 4
Weather finc sleighing lasted but two
days. but most of our people madc the
host Of it while here.
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COURT.
Cases for Trial ut Common Pleas.

BEFORE JUDGE JININGTON.
Levi Sensenis VS.. ii. B. Parry. This
case was attached Tuesday afternoon, but
as the agreement between the plain
tiff ard his contractor was miss
inw tic case was continued until
Wednesday morning. When it was again
taken up this morning tie Plaintiff stated
that diiigeut search had been made for
the agreement which could not be
found. TIE case then went on. This
is an action brought upon a statuary bond
OF $500 which was given Gy the defend
ant TO Indemnify the plaintiff from dam:
ages that might result from delay caused
by the defendant sueins out an injunction
to restrain the plaintiff from tear
ing down what was then claimed
by the defendant to be party
wall built upon grounds belonging
to both parties to this suit IN this city.
An injunction was issued on August 2Oth,
1880. and the work OF tearing down and
rc-electins t;aen in progress by the pialntlff
had to be stopped. a rule was granted to
Senscnig on Parry to show cause why tho
Injunction should not bo dissolved. This
rule was made absolute shortly afterwards
ar,l the Injunction was dissolved. The
plaintiif alleges that in consequence OF
this Injunction he was delayed aud was
nut to experss which he otherwise would
not have had lie now sues to recover
damages for that reason. The loss Of the
agreement between Sensenig and his con-
tractor was r:"ven and testimony 10 sus-
tain the allegations was offered. The eX-
pcnsc of employing counsel TO fight the
Injunction was not admitted rs part of the
damages. On trial.
Cases Continued.
the case of Edwin DOokmyer, VS..
Daniel McLaushlin, action i'll debt. was
settled.
George Cou,son w. Wa. Il. Boyce, his
landlord, summons in troyer and CONVEX
Sion, to recover a quantity Of grain lett by
the plaintiff on the premises OF the defend
ant This case was also amicably settled
by the parties.
BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON.
The case of FIetterer VS.. Brie!e- is get
on trial down stairs and this aiierHuou the
closing speeches were made.
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Last evening a habeas corpus case for
the custody ,t Il child was heard before
Judge Livingston. The mother of the
Child is Kate Libhart, a girl ID years Of
age, who resides in the 7th ward. The
girl is unmarried and has given her
parents considerable trcEblc. She goes
with bad company and because her par
cnts demonstrated with her she left home,
several days ago. She then endcavored to
get the custody of the child by habeas
corpus The counsel for the girls parents
contenicd that tho girl being a minor her
self the parents were entitled to her Gus
tody. The court took the same view of
the case, and the child. which is but a
year aud a-half old, will remain with its
grandparents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-06
l-ahcastec Contractors.

The Philadelphia Press in al article
this morning on the work being done by
the. Pennsylvania railroad company has
this to say Of the Lancaster contractors :
"The ortractorS fer excavations on the
new road t, Man"ylnk have been awarded
and CostisaD Keller & Reilly and Nc
Manus, ellknown contractors, have each
a share i'm Ike work. The route is from
the main line OF the Pennsylvania railroad
west of Fifty second street t" Manayunk,
running through the very finest county
imaginable for rural homes either in the
Twenty fourth ward OF Philadelphia or in
this county. The contracts arc TO he com
pleted with the road ready foc ba!!as. by
tho 1st OF March next"
Contractor McMaras, oa the PEn,nix
vile and West Chester. has his section
completed with the exception Of trimming
tie emtankments in a few places.
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"Thc Mighty Dollar " To- Night.-hir. W.
Florence the popular comedian, will this
evening pay his great role OF the Hon. BGrd-
TcU Etoic liz the laughablc comedy OF The
Mighty Polar = at Fulton opera nouse. tn.
mere announcement OF his coming ought 10
be sufficient to crowd the opera house since
The playand the actor arc 50 well ami favor
ably known :s 10 render endorsement unnCc-
e-sary. Ills support is said 10 lie exceptionally
strong.
'-uy Partner. '-Rart:cy Camrbells pictul-
esGuc drama OF - My Partner" will be repro.
tiacrd in Fulton opera house tomorrow night
10y the celebrated Allrich & ParslOc com pany.
The piece has the co.nmcEdation of the New
York rartr-, and is highly thought of in this
city, where il has been seen on q previous Oc-
casion. Mr.. Al,irich's representation Of the
miner and Mr.. Parsloe's Chinaman axe each
OF them clever creations.
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Live Stock Markers.

EUrFALo.-Cattle-Eeceip 81 i!Css.; 'iuil
and unsettled no eastern trade sc'i with
a continued dOwhward tendency; fair 10
choice steers, s. 2t65 3! light, +l56i ~: stock
ers. 80 2Jfli, tor light year,ihss 10 good lots.
Veal calves 81 5OIS.
Sheep-Rcccipts. l.1OO head quiet. but few
Offering shippers principal buyers; fair TO
good western, 81 0D1f 10 choice q: fancy. ~ 20
o. p d: western lambs, ~ aO45 - Canada dO,
81 J0G5 30.
, HO3s-Rcccipt5, 1,3.0 dull weak an'i lower;
slim attendance of ail classes of buyers gOO,t
to choice Workers.. S5 1OSl6 % light shipping
and pigs. mixed. IS SDI6; butchers sraies
and medium, IS 3UGg6 10; good teavy, ~ 'oG
60.
EAST TY-Cattle-Rectipts. ~ head !;
market slow and prices Il shaie of from yes
ter'iay.
uOEs-i:ect iptS. 2.GO head n,arkct firm
PniEt,cphia 81 GOT7; Workers, SGTG2).
Shecp-Ii cripis, 2,1G i,r.,d: ma"aci slow;
Prime - JIn ~, medium, SIC! .; ccinmO!
s. 75Glj.
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In the siege OF Troy. Apollo encouraged the
Trojans to be valiant against the Greeks. by
saying: Tie mighty Achilles does not light
tO-day." 1t would seem Is Ii Death had been
upon men. by saying Hunts Remedy Is out
OF the market. But the TrOjans found to
their cost. that the mighty Achilles came to
made short work OF the battle. And Hunts
Remedy. As an Achilles against kidney and
liver diseases. has taken the field, and ID max.
ing short work OF all such ailments. Hundreds
Of testimonials from all quarters are coming
in As to the might OF this champion medicine.
Not surer was the sword OF achilles than IL
this powerful yet peaceful. remedy In battle
form, as 1t wages war against SirOpsy, urinary
and kidney complaints, and Ovcrcomes. 1t Is
wise to call in its aid. dr-lwdeOd&w
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A Fine Stock.

john l.. Arnold, plumber, -.s Hitor, &c,
makes Il very handsome display in the " i'll
dowa Of his store, Nos. II. Il and Is Fast
Orange street. They are fall of very fine
goods ,nany OF which have just been import
cu. There :tre beautiful chandeliers with
globes of every description. The latter arc
very 1ine anu many have been painted by
hand other are covered with Japanese work
OF tire latest designs. Besides these Mr.. Ar
mold las sconces with mirrors, with which
gas or candles can DC used. Newall lights.
Bohemian eluss lamps, Jardcdicrs for window
gardening and an endless variety OF othtr fine
articles in his line which present fine ap-
DcarancC in the windows.
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NJ srr, my DECEMBER 1882
OBITUAxY.
Death of J. Frank johnson.

J. Frank johnson, farmer, of Little
Britain township, died Tuesday morning
after all illness lasting more than year:
Mr.. johnson was one Of the substantial
citizens and farmers Of the lower end OF
the county, being the son of John johnson
we'll known throughout the lower end OF
the county, and who survives him, the two
having lived together in Little Britain.
Deceased was about AZ years old and un-
married. His funeral will take place at
tho Upien cn Saturday morning at ten
O'Clock
Funeral of Slrs. Swift.
The fuai r:.l OF Mrs. Matilda Swift, wife
Of Joseph Swift, deceased, of Little Brit
ain, took place yesterday, and the attend
apce was very large. Deceased was ~
years Of age at the time Of her death. She
was tbs mother Of DR.. Swift, and had
another son, Edwin Swift, who is in the
regular army, where he has been for
twenty years. The husband Of the de-
ceased was one of the ISTELLIGENCER's
oldest subscribers.
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MdRKkTS.
PhilaGelphtA Market.

rEllADnlpalA. Dec. 6-FlOur weak, dull !;
superline, &sl,3 81; Extra s. 5a<;4 W Penna
Family. 81 5Odi IS.
Rye flour at - Oofp4 -
Wheat easier; No. Western Rcd. 81 OSlz0
liS1a Del. lni Pa Kesi. 81 C3lI % Long
berry amt Amber at 81 G)II 10.
Corn dull and irregular tOr lcc,l new
sail, mixed. 7uQl.2c do steamer and No. 5
GOGS5c rejected, i0lS3Sc.
Oats quiet and steady.
Rye quiet ut 65iI6Sc.
Provisions steady.
Lard quiet
Butter firm with good inquiry for choice
Pcnn'a Creamery extra, Sc.
Rolls steady; choice lots scarce: Penn'a
2G2Sc.
E.ss,s quiet: Penn'n. 3l63lI.c; Western,
29dlSOc ice house, e4eI 21c Hm:t: dull nj NC.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum dull : Refined 7t4c.
Whisky nj ii 20
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PGrlfy the blood.
" SwAYNE'S PILLS."
" SyvAYNE'S FILLS"
4" SNyAYNE's PILLS"
ACTS AS A HEART CoRRECToE

ACTS AS A HEART CORRECTOE
nnd by cleansing, regulating and strengthen
ing tie organs OF digestion, secretion and alb
so.ption. cure Apoplexy, Fits, Paralysis, Ner-
Yorsness. Dizziness, Debility, Billiousness,
I;ad Breath, Jaundice, Liver and Kidney Com
plaint, Lack of Appetite, Low Spirits, Indi-
ges,ion or Dyspepsia, Headache. Constipation.
Fevers. Malaria and Contagion, Fever an
Ague, Diarrhtea, Dropsy, Colds. rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Cont, Female Weakness, Urinary
Disorders. and all Irregularities OF the Spleen,
Stomach, Eladdcr and Bowels.
RESTORING TO HEALTH
when all o!i.er remedies fail. They keep the
SYSTEM im Il healthy condition by arousing the
torp;d liver to healthy action, and expeliing
bv,iie bowels and kidneys the matter tina:
poisons the foundations life, Ec particular
to obtain Swayne's PM ;. Price :5 cents L
box OF 30 pills, or boxes ST.
Prepared only by DIR. SwATKE Il Son, Phila-
aclphia, Pa.
Ask your druggist for them. Sent by mail
10 anv address. octs-cod&wM,W,F
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-06

Ira.uaBtE CITY PROPERTY AT Pt;I-
v yate Sale-Thc undersigned, agent Tor
tho trustees of the Humane Fire Company.
"fs.rs st nriyatc SALE all that LOl OF Ground
and Euiltins erected thereon (being the En-
ssine House OF said Company. recently erected)
,vnst of Charlotte street, in the city OF Lam
caster, fronting on West King street Ss fset
and extending III depth 10 Grant street Hso
f,,ct adiOininss properties Of Watson II. Miller
and Philip Wall the Builhins is sul'si antlaliy
'bnilt is ;. feet wide hy iGO feet deep mas Il
good cellar under tne entire buii1inE Is Two
Stories in height and has wafer and Cfhcr con-
venienccS. , ,
This Euilding Is admirably adapted for
market or tobacco warehouse. ard TIE a'leh-
tion Of Luycrs Is directed TO this property, as
i; will he sold at u bargain.
Real Estate Agent,
22North Queen st.
d6,9,ll,ls,ls.ls. - o .2as27.so
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A SETTEK IDOG FOUND LOST WEDNEs-
A DAY and the owner can have him by
PTo|ihs i'''f THIS OFFICE.
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a,ousun,pt,On Cured,

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable rene ly for the speedy and rcrlha-
ncnt cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
,arr.,. Ast;.ma and ali throat and Lung Anec-
tions, also D positive and radical cure for Ner-
vous Debility and all Nervous Complaints
after having tested its wonderful cufali'e
nowcrs IN thousands OF cases, has felt it his
,lu,v to MAKE 1t known to his suffering fel-
lows. Actuated by this motive and Il desire
torclieye human suffering, will send Tree OF
charge TO all who desire il, this receipt, In
German, French or English. with ful direc-
tions for preparing ami using. Send by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper
W. \. Nnycs, l4o Powers Block, Rochester
Ny. oci'-I''ueo"
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,1,UH K,.IUT LUNCH THIS (WEDN E,'-
nNYl evening ut LotZ's Saloon. Nos. 30
Iii ~ vi Poor on tan ltux
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and the performance as q whole quite in
accord with the excellent reputation the
Abbott company have gained by their pre-
viOus work here.
Miss Abbott is a Lancaster fav"rite.
The audience last night was ODe OF the
largest of the season, and coming 10 the
midst of such a series u popular enter
tainments as have lately favored us,
the charming little prima donna may iair-
ly regard the brilliant asseDblaGe that
greeted her as 2 sure token that her pop
ularity is not on the waDe here.
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..r,,.su.. s,ouseno,d ranacea

1, the most effective Pain DestrOye: in
IT,. world VIII most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applies;
external, v and thereby more certainly reliev
pain wl,ct her chronic or acute, than any other
pain ::ieviatcr, and 1t is warranted double the
strength q: any similar preparation. 1t cures
,l.,,n in the side Back or Bowels. Sore Throat,
'.:!:.unnatisIn :iTt; All. ACHES, ami II The
GREAT ;st;IEVER OF PAIN. "ERowN's
HOUSEHOLD PANkcEa" should be in every
iamily.. \ teaspoonful of the fanacea in 4
tumhler OF hot water (sweetcaedi If preferred !,
taken AT bed time will RR.AE ur A COLD. 25cts
= bottle. fsbii-lYdM, w SSNw
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p,,coe,;,cps IN the Senate.

WAsnISGTON, Dec. G.-At O'Clock the
Senate took up the bill to establish! a uni
form system Of bankruptcy, and Mr.. In
CALLS explained the provisions Of the bill.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-06

WASHINGTON, Dec. G.-In the House to-
day. Mr.. Willis, ,(Ky.), introduced reso-
luton similar to that presented in the
Senate yesterday by Mr.. Beck, directing
an investigation int o the recent assessment
of Office holders for election purposes.
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a DeTaalter PArGiOnod.

BoRpENTowN, N. j., Dec. 6.-Horace
Hammil, OF Camden, tho deiaulter OF the
Newton building and loan association TO
the extent of many thousand dollars, VINO
was sentenced to ten years in the state
prison, was pardoned by the board OF
nardons today.
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New York Marke'.

HB3 ORR. Dec. 6-FlOur->tatr an.i West.
ern in buyers favCr moderate export and
home trade demand: Southern rTi"; and
Strr'ier.
'; '':.' i@I'-c ~" ~ AMI tr".,: mn,ier-
.,sy 81, curative i,...... NJ y t...,. | O6L;
Nc. !. Rel Dec. 81 tHa, ,,.afi - At" Jan,
81 IG.GIl III do Feb. IL is.N l:; ~ May,
81 Is bid, - 1924 asked.
COrn-tasn and year. III nc lnwtr: at ',rrs Il
shade easier: miXen western spot, - ! -: AO
futures. 63% 7344.:.
Oats dull ami rather weak jan, iffsc;
State, 4J@p5Oc western, 4 GiSc.
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change OF Mind.

/ declined 10 insert your advertisement OF
Hop rittcrs last year, because then thought
they might not be prrIOtivc Of the cause OF
Temperance, but find they are. a"d very
valuable medicine, myself and wife having
been greatly benefited by them, and take
great pleasure IT making them known.
REV. JOHN SEAMAN,
Editor Home Sentinel, Alton, n. Y.
d1 2wd&w
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s,ne Moro e.UnfOrtunate

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. G.-At the inquest
to-day on the body of Sarah McLaughtoD,
aged 10. years. who died last Sunday from
the effects Of Scriminal malpractice, it
was testified that she had taken medicine
supplied by James Hardy Henderson, a
professional baseball playo: of this CITY.
Henderson was accordingly held to await
the action of the grand jury.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. G.-Tho postnlas-
ter of Philadelphia states that the & p. M +,
mail last night from this city for north
ern and eastern Now York, was burned
en- route. No other particulars are given.
The mali was valuable.
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A Wealthy Manufacturer Eoad

READING, Dec. 6.-Adam Johnston, one me
of the oldest iron men in the SciuYik'ii
valley, ard proprietor OF the extensive
Franklin foundry here, died Of malaria
this morning, aged 76 years.
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Held for pHSf3O.

Letters addressed as follows are held at
the postof1ice for want Of stamps:
" Frank Olcntt Allen, esq, No. 224
Walaut street, Philadelphia, Pa"
:" Messrs. J. :. Cars, Son n Co.. 13l
Water street. New York city,"
9 Mr.. Con. Regan, Western hotel, vii
mington. Del"
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Obserylny the transit.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. G.-Tho morning
here was cloudy for observations of the
transit, but a few minutes before
the first contact the sun shOne forth bill
liantly and afforded a good view. Subse:
auently riffs Of clouds have ohstructed
the view, bat generally the weather has
heen favorable.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. G-The state
canvassing board to day announced the
following decisions in tho congressional
contests Eighteenth district, Mch niey,
Republican, elected by 8 majority Sew,
enth district, MOrey, Republican, ana
Twelfth district, Hart, Republican.
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LONDON, Dec. G:-The Central News an
nounces that Lord Lyons, British ambas-
sador at Paris, has informed Frauce that
England will not consent to her forcing =
protcctorate on Madagascar. This
statement is sensational and prob'b.y un-
trCe
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PODularity.

Thomas Eclectric Oil has obtained great
UOpuiari;y, from its intrinsic value as :, reli.
able medicine in curing hOarsencss. and all
:rritatiOns OF the throat, diseases or the chest'
etc. For these it is an Incompatible pulnonic.
For sale by Ii. Il. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
I39 North Queen street.
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MONTREAL, Dec. G.-The weavers who
lately struck in the St. Henri cotton mills
have returned and are now working by
the piece and making about % per cent.
more than by days work. although they
s.opped because the change WAS made.
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A Dead BODY Recovered.

MAUcH CHUNK, Pa. Ga body be-
,ieyed to be that of David Morgan, VIII"
disappeared in 1877. was found yes'r''i':
in No. mine. Of the L. c. & N. company
at Lansford, Pa. The body was we'll
preserved, though the mine has only just
been extinguished, after being on fire for
more than year.
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Furniture Factory in Flames.

NEW YORK, Dec. G.-Fire to-day in
tho furniture manufactOry of VIM. Lang,
in Pell street, caused a loss Of SIS, ,0Oo on
stock and SO, 1000 on building. The stock
was insured for $4,000 and the building
WAS fully insured.
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NEw AOyEKTISEMES3s.

NV, l.cT-HDuSE NO. ia CONtSTOGA
Street containing i've rooms. Apply at
.,G.stL No. 3Ui SOUTH PRINCE 81.
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po,.s,own.s Pos,ofsice Plllered.

PorrsrOwN, Pa. Dec. 6.-The pOstOfice
at this place was broken into last night
and robbed of about forty dollars in silver
and pennies, and over three hundred dol
lars worth of stamps. Tho safe was blown
open with powder, but the registered let.
ters we're not touched, nor We're any o.
the other letters in the Office. There is no
clue to the robbers.
The burglars also broke into the hard
ware store of Henry G. Kulp u Co., ON
High street, and commenced boring the
safe, but did not open it. NOthipg OF
value was taken there.
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We. E:tvc thc most positive and cOnvincln, :,
proof that Thomas Eclectric Oil is Il mos cl-
icc,ual specific tor bodily pain. La cases of
rheumatism and ncur;.!gi:: it gives Instant re
lief. For sale by IL. u. Cochran, druggist. i31
and IS North Queen street.
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Burning Of y College.

BEDFORD, Ind, De-. 6.-Shawnce col.
lege, ten miles from here, was burned
Monday night, with its mrs,u:u "s curl
cs:ties, valued at SIC, 600.
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DUBLIC SALE.-ON THU'sSDAY, EVEN.
ING, DECEMBER II, :S32: will be solo at
the Leopard Hotel, Two New Two.s;ory Brick
Dwellings, with two-stOry Brick Back Buiiu-
ing, all coveTed with slate and each house mas
yesiibule. ball and fine rooms. gas IN e9ch
house and built with the best lnaterlal, ny
hrant il the yards and fruit trees in lot: LOT
runs in depth 2225 feet to Il new street Incse
nrOpcrtics arc situated on the south SIDE OF
Low street Nos. l2j and l27. There proper
ties Will be sold on very easy terms.
Sale to commence a. O'Clock p. IN. CT s'id
day. Conditions made known by
wy PHILIP GiNDER.
FRED. DiSkELBEkt5.
Also at the same time and place, two two
story BRICK DWELLINGS. with twO-story
Hrick Eack Buildings. each covered with stale
and each house contains seven rrOms. Houses
sitnatcd Oh the south side of East Walnut
street Nos 6.l AMI 625. There is also IL lot OF
ground adjoining house No. Gsi. Also u gocd
we'll of water with pump
These properties will be sold on easy terms.
Conditions OF sale made known by
PHILIP GIEDER,
ROBERT TOMIINSON.
HENRY SHUrERT, Auct. d6-sta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-06
Fatally Hurt BY burglars.

CINCINNATI, Dec. C.-In an encounter
with burglars early this morning Joseph
Walker, colored, was, it is thought, fatal
" injured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-06

CoLpEN's Licbig's Liquid Beef AM Tonic
Invigorator is endorsed by physicians. Ask
for Ccidens take 40 ostsr. OF druggists.
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