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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

PaEsIDENr BARRlos. of Guatemala, is
travelling in this country and, no doubt,
will be licnized by the party in power.
A hrief history OF the man. which We
publish this week, stamps him first
class tyrant and bru'e. Such scamps
should be horse whipped and sent out
of the country.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

Washington, July 27.-Since Con-
gress met in December S420 000,00
have been voted out OF the national
treasury.
This lie an enormous sum of money,
and much in excess of what should be
spent by the Federal Government.
The people demand economy. They
suffer from over taxation. Capital is
dissatisfied with it's profits, and labor
"strikes" at the wages offered it. Yet
the work OF increasing their burdens
goes on at Washington. 1t is time to
call halt
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

The Cincinnati Commercial is not
complimentary TO Mr.. KEIrER, who, BY
the way. is the Speaker of the House of
Representatives,. 1t says: ''In onr judg'
uent the House was organized for raids
upon the Treasury"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

A large linen manufacturer Of Belfast,
Ireland, is seeking factory site in New
England He says over half OF his raw
material comes from this country now.
and is manufactured and sent back here
He thinks he can make money by bring.
ing his machinery and skilled labor to
this country. He employs 2,00C hands.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

PROF. RossITER, OF Marietta, died last
week. He attended the Institute in this
county in 1882 and endeared himself
to teachers and citizens by bis kind and
affahle manner, and his method OF i'm
parting instruction. As an earnest edu-
Gator be bad no superior. HIS whole
soul was in the work and whatever he
uttered was interesting and instructive.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

SENATOR HoLLINa WORTH has with
drawn from the Congressional race in
the 17lh District. The contest IN Au-
gust 20 will he between TAYLOR and Up
DEeRArF, with the chances in favor OF
the former.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

The trunk lines ar. taxed {, their fall
capacity in moving the new crop of wheat
eastward.
Ny daughters Paralysis ataxis disap-
pearei from the use OF PERUNA. B. G
Hicks, Pittsburg, Pa.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

ENGLAND is making vigorous prepara-
tions to fight ARAB PAcHAs Egyptian
and Arab bordes France will aid to
the extent Of sending war vessels 10 help
protect The Suez Canal.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

liz the Star Route cases evidence ac-
eumulates that the Government has been
shame,essly robbed and that the plum
derers took great care to cover their
tracks. That the result will be the con-
viclion OF the thieves is not certain, as
the head rogues are leading members OF
the Repul kcau party, and that organiza-
tion has not, IN the past, favored pun
shing the men who contributed their
ill-gotteA game to aid it to retain place
and power.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01
Prot. Rossiter Dead.

Marietta, O., July 26.-Prof. George
R Rossi,er, OF the Marietta College, died
this morning. after brief illness. He
has heen connected with the college since
IS43. Funeral on Saturday.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

The Greenbackers OF this District
will hold Convention at Belpre, WASH
ington County. on August 8 to nominate
q candidate for Congress.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

PRESIDENT ARTsuR proclaims "That
no person 10 any one Of the executive
departments declining to contribute
shall, on that account, be subjected to
discharge or criticism. and no attempt
10 injure him on this ground will be
countenanced or tolerated" That dec
laraliou comes after nearly all the crea-
lures in Office have forwarded their coz.
rributions to the Republican caupaign
fund.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

Tx any and all contests between the
Enquirer and Hon GEORGE H PENDLE.
TON, The SPIRIT will be found in line
with the latter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

The platform of the Ohio Dem 'cracy
don't please our Republican friends, We
are glad of it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

W. H H. Flick. ESQ.,, has been nam-
mated to be District Attorney OF West
Virginia.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01
Farn for Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE EI9HTY.THREE
i ACRES of land, in Center township,
one mile from town. Terms moderate. Bn-
quire Of Elizabeth D. Craig, Executor of
William Craig, Woodsfeld, Ohio. jyll,82tf,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01
Troops for the Front.

LONDON. July 26 General or'lers
have heen issued for large portion of
the expetlitionary force to embark A
company of engineers and port commits
saret and transport corps leave to-mor-
row. the Household cavalry on Saturday
and troops from the Mediterranean next
week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

ALEXANDRIA. July %, M-The
British troop ship Malabar. and the men,
of.war Orion and Cygnet left here for
Port Said. Advices from that place re-
port that the Governor OF Ismalia has
fed to Arab Pasha's lines. The Brit
lsh in front of Ramley are being rein
forced with two 9-pounder guns and
two ga,ling guns. Arab Pasha has
gone to Cairo.
ALEXANDRIA, July 26.-To protec,
themselves from surprise the English
have dug mines under the railway at diff.
ferent points beyond Ramleh, and con-
nected them by wires with their head
quarters.
Arab is retiring his cavalry from
Ramleh to Kair-el-Dwar, where be has
had stronghold since the evacuation OF
Alexandra.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

ALEXANDRIA, July 25.-3P. M-The
outposis Of Arab Pasha have retreatea
about l 900 wards and the British have
advanced 500 yards. There appears to
be some disturbance inslde of Arabi's
entrenehment
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Latest Gleanings.

ALEXANDRIA, July 25-7 40 P. ~
The Khedive appointed Omar Lnfli
formerly Governor of Alexandris, Min
lister of War and the Marine. The Min.
istrv is preparing another proclamation
ordering the people uot to obey Arabi-
Pasha. An employe of the Palace has
gone to Kafrel Dwar with decree dis
missing Arab from the ministry.
The officers WIN deserted from Arabi,
reports the rebels under the protection
of flag of truce, are pushing forward
the construction Of Notifications two
miles from Aboukir. They also state
formidable preparations are being made
around Pozetie.
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OBITUARY..
Death OF Henry lseIsart.


Henry Rcigart, son of tho late Henry
Nj. Regart, formerly postmaster of Lam
caster, died at MaquOkcta, jackson county,
Iowa, aged about Sc years. Mr.. Rcigart
was native Of Lancaster county. After
receiving good education he went into
the mercantile business, first rs clerk in
Hagcr's store, afterwards as manager at
the COlebrook iron works, and still
later, about 1856, went West and
settled at MaIuoketa, where hc since
resided. lie first OpeEed a largo
mercantile house in that city and
did very extensive business. Afterwards
Inc went into the banking business, and
engaged largely in real estate transactions,
having a single tract Of $500 acres, all
under fencc and good part Of it under
cultivation. lie had acquired very con-
siderable fortune and was man Of great
force OF character, and possessed
much political Influence, though he
always declined political Office. lie
was unmarried but leaves two
brothers, Adam and Christian, and
two sisters. Mrs. DR.. Fahnestock and
Miss Kate Reigart, Of this city. One of
his sisters, Mrs. Abraham BIO ncman, and
two brothers, Emanuel and John IL. Rel
gart, are dead. IIc has many oher rela-
tives and very wide circle of friends in
in this city.
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The GREAT STORM.
Further Damage Around l'lainiield

PLAINFIELD, n. j., Sept. sG.-There
was slight raise in the streams here last
night, and althoug gh they have fallen 4 few
inches this morning, they yet remain as
high as on Monday morning, and rain still
falls at intervals. Further damages re-
ported are Sec!ye's paper mills, Scotch
Plains, s1O,0OO; Harper. Hollinsworth 4
Daily. fur manufacturers, same p'acs,
81, 500; bridges and other roads III Fan
wood township, $4,000. The Pennsylva
MIA trains were withdrawn from the Cen
trail railroad this morning, and now run
over their own tracks.
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PHILADELPHIA PRIMARIES.

Tho Democratic Legislative Nominations.
I PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2G.--The Demo-
cratic nominees for the Assembly arc as
follows
First district-Bryan O'Rrier and Geo.
w. Gibbons.
Second district-Patrick O'Neil and
VIM. HasSe.
Third district-Wm. J. Carbariy.
Fourth district-JOhn DOnahue.
Fifth dis:rict-Chas. NJ Doyle.
Sixth district-Hugh E. Mackin.
Ninth district-Upton II. White.
Eleventh district-Albert Crawford.
Thirteenth district-Wilson Kerr.
Fourteenth distrlct-W. Ricketts,.
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DEATHS.

MoMAHoN.-In this city, on the 18th inst.
Annie L., daughter of Bernard and bridget
Mcmahon, in the Goth year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the faner.ll,
from the residence OF her parents, No. IL
South Mary street, on Thursday morning at
Sk O'Clock. High mass at st. Mary's church.
Int ,rmcnt at St. Mary's cemetery, 2td*
ALBRlGHT.-In this city, September q, 1852,
George Albright, in the Goth year of his age.
The relatives and friends of tho family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from the residence of his son, John Al
bright, No. SIG South Duke street, on Wednes.
day afternoon at o'clock. Interment at
woodward mill cemetery. s25-2tl*
ETTINGER.-In Harrisburg. Oh the s,tb inst,
James A. Ettinger, son of the late william j.
Ettingcr, IN the 18th year of hls age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the Pennsylvania railroad depot, on AZ
rival of the o'clock train, Wednesday morn
ing, tho eth inst, TO proceed TO ST. Mary's
Catholic cemetery. ltd*
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nUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
i, RESIDENCE. On TU ESDAY, OCTOBER
IL, leSl, will lie sold At PubtcSale, ut the LeOp-
ard Hotel, East King street. Lancaster City,
Pa, the following valuable city property, 10
wit:
a lot of ground, on which are erected q
large threc-stOry BRICK RESIDENCE AND
STABLE, on the southeast corner ut Orange
and Lime streets the building contains in all
twenty good sized rooms :: also Bath Room,
three good dry cellars, anu is arranged with
all the modern conveniences, walled-tn fur
mace, hot and cold water, sewer connections,
etc. 1t Is one OF the best built houses in the
city, we'll arranged with closets, ETC., and In
the best eff order and re,,lir there Is also u
good Wash House Bake oven, Smoke House.
Wood House, large Cistern, etc. The lot
fronts ~ fees ON Lime etie0t and 100 feet on
Orange street, leAving a beautiful side yard
on Lime street II fec wide, which Is well
filled with choice Fruit Trees, Grape Vines.
etc. :.
In addition to this lot, and Connected with It
by Il five and Onc-half foot wide alley, Is
another lot fronting on Grant street twenty
six and One-quartcr feet wide, and extending
nOrthward one hundred and forty and two
third feet, on which is erected large and sub.
stantial BRICK STABLE, Carriage House and
Shedding attached.
5000 OF the purchase money may remain In
the property tor u term Of years II desired.
Sale to commence at 7:3O o'clock p. m.' on
JOHN X. EIFFENBACH.
IL sHUBERT, Auct. sept5, Il. Is. .26&Oct3,Iou
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CHIcAGo-IIogs-Receipt 1908 head; ship
In.nts. 5000 head; demand brisk; market
strong and fully SC higher common to good
mixed, 7GO8s4O; heavy, 81 45ie9 10; light, 81 IS
@lS % skips, IS O. 20.
40 head: market slow: values steady; ex-
ports, S. 5O@7: good to choice shipping, = 90
at 30; common to fair, Si65 p: butchers
fairly active and weak a. - 1908 20 /; stOckers
and feeders strong at s. 1904 50 :; range. SO
lOc lower; Texans, ,; jOl4 10; Americans
and halfbreetls, &465.
Sheep Receipts. 200; shipments, 100 head
moderately active and steady poor to fair.
$S@3 g.; medium to good, So s5@4 10 choice to
extra, 81 5O04 81. British cable advices to the
Journal show no change in prices this week
IRON last. The current prices. estimated
dead weight. are Cool to choice American
cattle, l4fIl5Kc Sheep, ls9,Sc.
EAST LInERTY-Cattle-Reccip 9, ,737 head !;
market very dull and prices 25@50c Off from
last weeks.
Mogs-l:eceipts, :, 200 head market excited:
Philaalelphias, 40 25 Baltimores, - ESQ
sSl; YOrkers. g iOGs GO; grassers, " 5o9s.
Sheep-Recctpts, 1000 haai market firm
and prices a shade higher than last weeks.
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NEw ADVERTIsEMENTs.

VXIANTED.-TWO YOUNG GIRLS WANT
W. situations as Ilining:roOm girls On cham
bermaids hotel Or boarding house preferred.
Apply at this office. It'll
NIUsIC LESSONS-MlSS MARY DAECH-
Wl Ell. rcsnectfuly announces to the pub
music on the Piano or Organ, at her residence,
No. 239 East Chestnut street, Lancaster, or
private, If desired. Thankful for past favOrs,
She sOlicits continuance. ltd
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rhila4iolphia Markell

,'.iLAIkapaIA. Sept. 26. - Flour steady
>uperfine. 81 7513 90: Extra, % 7544; Penna
Family. 81 75dt5 r.
Rye Hour at ~ -.
Wheat dull and weak !; No. Western Rcd.
81 or: Del. ami Pa Red, 993l O5 Lon,berry
and Amber at 81 IGiI$l II.
Corn dull and lower; Steamer, &c Yellow,
.Ic; mixed. &c: No. Mixed, T@7lAc.
bats quiet and easier No. l White, 44i9iac !;
No. 2 tO &ic No. 5 do I0c No. = Mixed. .:,c.
rye at 7OGl7sc, rs to quality.
Provisions firm good jobbinS demand.
Lard nrm.
Butter steady, with good ,temand; Creamery
Extra, 3l@32c lO good to choice, Z703Oc.
Eggs frnier and in good demand; feEn'a,
&c Western. &c.
Cheese-ChOicn wanted, low gr;idles dun.
Petroleum firm Refined, 7Hc.
Whisky at 81 %.
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A Cough; It,lO or sore InrNab ShcuiH DO
stopped. Neglect frequently results IN in In.
curable Lung Disease OF Consumption.
Browns bronchial TrOch's 40 not disorder
The stomach like cough syrupe and shilsans,
but act directly the infiHlnc.l parts. ai,yins
Irritation. give relief in Asthma. Hr"nchiai
Coughs. Catarrh, ana the Throat Troubles
which Singers ami Public Speakers aIe subject
10. For thirty years Browns bronchial
Troci,cs have been recommended by pi.ysi-
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having becn tested by Wide AMI constant use
for nearly m entire generation, they have At
tanned wei. .perited rank among the few staple
remedies OF the Iye. Sold at p cents box
ov.rywh,.r. mV-lVhTTh&F&lVW
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Amusements.

"Jesse James."-On Friday evening the
"picturesque InelOdrama and equestrian SEN
satiOn," entitled "Jesse James. the Bandit
King" founded upon incidents in the lives OF
the James boys the Missouri outlaws, will be
produced with startling realistic effects at
Fulton opera house, and a faithful representa-
tiOn OF some of the most daring exploits OF
the famous brigands is promised. A feature
OF the performance Will be the introduction
of the outlaws famous Roan Charger and Bay
Raider, two Kentucky blue grass thorough
bred horses, formerly owned by the James
boys, and now valued at 81, 600.
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i,h,iadeipnia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Sept. 2.-The arrivals OF live stock
For the week: Dceves, $500 heal sheep
Is,OG head; ilogs, 1900 head. Previous week
Decves, 4 Sol head :; sheep. 1899 heal: hogs
3,501 head.
effect upon tho marlet, as stock sold more
vars s no % h,sSer % the auaiiy % OF the sa'ia
w W. quote Quote as follows:
s9asac: :: Common, a@tNc rat cows, saa41zc.
MiIch Cows were active at $;o0s", with sales
sfsp Slx kvfv evtn iSp s'eck s the
increased arrivals kept prices down to the
last quotations. Lanbs and calves were also
active and except for Western lambs prices
we We quote quot as follows; ~
Extra 5Nc; good. SA9SAc; e,I%a! medium: ,n,, ~
.'Ssss:r sy @ county, aS7Ss; western l:s1ac.; 4S5;
%ess Ssss : sf,,Ss :s prices ~e'ss s'ssy
Extra 1sNc; Good: 1g4@lsSc: me'ltn1',
SALES OF BEEvEs AT THE WEST PHILADELPHIA
, v,,.r STOCK c" 11,Os; ~, w,...r, ss<aexc.
MARTINI FesGr Sa TsSs,s 20; r. iI "''" '7ss*'7'''
,.- uaH,n.s On Wesfern sA7<c
'''e'- no Texans. 4NG5Lc.
A. 4 J. ChriJty, $50 West virginia. 4AI1Hc.
B. +. Mcfiilen, 100 western ana west VA. 5A
@Ic. e.
James Clemson; - ssirgihia. 3Mg.c; ~
Al. i'' I,",,"r sS..,@c Sc WaSt "" Oct
Rser hi<GSIxc. ia western
"cc,t of r. Senseniy Sc
q sc,amherv @ = - 20 - iS0 Wesi.rn and ". VI.
w. 'o ~, To~cns aEST%c
c..., "nu po,,1 ~, Wsstnrn w v, an,
ocha"oeiG = 81 Jul IAN an n" " o'OoA"' We '"' ~
IeHans, 4gaMc;;x ;x.o ro,.,
L0wchstem q h"el: ~ "e''el"' ioAA o anu
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1OLl1'lCiI..
Democratic State Ticket.

Dois,Ocratic STATE Tleket
ROBERT E. PATTlSON, Phi!.,,lciri,ia.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
CHAUNCEY r. BLACK, York.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
SILA3 NJ. CLARK, ln.iiana.
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AvFAiRS.
j.. J.SIMPSON AFRICA. Huntingdon.
CONoREssMAN-AT-LARGE.
MORTIMER F. ELLIOTT, Tioga-
Democratic County Ticket.
W. B. GIVEN, COlumbia.
STATE sENATOR-xIv DISTRICT.
ABEAM COLLINS, Marietta.
!. ELM q. SNl DER, Lancaster.
&C. j. RHOADS, Manor.
}. n. WALKER, COierain.
J. T.. q. DlLLEK. Earl.
q. W. SIMPSON, CssrnarvoD.
u. e. sHIMP, +. CocaIico.
RECORDER.
W. W. BUSSER. Leacock.
COUNTY SOLICITOR.
POOR DIRECTIONS.
j. r. MClLVAlNE. Paradise.
PHILIP BERNARD, Lancaster
PRISON INsPECroRs.
JOHN REBMAN, Mannheim.
j. u SCHLEGELMlLlCIl,E Il. Donegal.
JURY OOMMIssIOnRR.
WILLIAM ELl.MAkER, Earl.
Democratic State Committee
". u. HENSEL, Chairman.
h. r. KISNEls, General Secretary, Gilard
lOuse, Philadelphia.
Democratic County Commit
W. II. ROLAND. Chairman. Lancaster.
j. Il. LIGHTLY, Lancaster; W. HAYES
3KlEK, Columbia; Il. =. PATTERSON,
v hite Rock, Secretaries.
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low to Secure Health.

1t seems strange that any one Will suffer
from the many arrangements brought ON by
an impure condition of the blood, when SEQ
WILLS SSARSAPARlI1LA AN DSTILLINGIA, ID
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
rerIcc: health to the hysical organization. it
indeed Il Strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take, and has proven itself to be the best
BLOOD PUBIFIER ever discovered, effect
ually curing scrofula. Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness ot the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints and all diseases indicating IN
impure condition of the ElOotl. Liver, Kid
meys, Stomach Skin, etc. 1t cOrrccts !ndi
gcstion. A single bottle will prove to you its
merits as a health rencwcr, tor it ACTS Llk.
A CHARM, especially when the complaint Is
of an exhaustive nature, havin" a tendency to
lessen the natural vigor OF the brain and neE.
yOus system.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.
nsrican Horses Lefs lsebiud.

LONDON. Sept. 29.-Dutch Oven Won
the fourth Great Foal stakes at New
Market to day. The race for tho first
Nursery stakes for two-year Olls was won
by Sir J. D. As:!ey's Saucy Boy. with In
constant second and Pctticoat third. Ten
horses ran. including Mr.. p. Lorrillard's >
bay colt MassasOit.
The race for the Hopeful stakes for two.
ycar-Olds was won by Beau Brummel,
Mac Heath was second and Export third.
Seven started, including Mr.. P. Lorillard's
Weponah and Mr.. J. R. keene's Crown
Point
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Died From Eating TOadsrOOls.

NORRIsTOwN, Pa, Sept. 2G.-Charles
Upright, the farm hand, employed by Geo.
Zimmerman, and who, together with the
entire family, was poisoned by eating
tOadstools, died rs the family homo ut
Centre Square, this county, last night.
William Baker, another of the hired men
who was poisoned at tho same time, died
on Sunday.
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NEsv .3DTERTISic!iES1,S.

A TTUNTIOS, l,ENItI=HATS!
~ Tie members OF the Fourth Ward Patti
sO.i Club will meet this (TU UESDAi) evening
1T i:othwciler's Hall III y y. H., sharp. It'll
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DUBLIC SALE.-ON FRIDAY, OCTOBEfs
/ ~, 1881, by order OF the Orphans Court OF
Lancaster county, tho undersigned aai1ninis-
TRAITOR OF the estate OF Sarah FGrd, deceased,
will sell at public sale, Mt the Hester House,
in the G ty OF Lancaster, the following de-
scribc,l valuable city property, viz:
All that certain One-stOrY BRICK DIV ELL.
ING HOUSE and lot or piece of ground ap-
purtenant thereto, situated in the Sixth ward,
Lancaster city, on the north side OF Lemon
street, east of North Duke street containing
In front on said Lemon street q feet, more or
less, and extending in depth OF that width
81 feet, four and one. half inches. Bounded
on the south by Lemon street aforesaid ON
and vest by property OF John Keller.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock p. m.
Terms-Approved security TO be given for
the paymcnt of the purchase money on April
], 1888 JOHN FkANClSCUS,
Administrator of the Estate of Sarah Ford,
Deceased.
HENRY SHUBEHT, Auct. slS.eOdtSd.
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Luscious Fruit.

Tho editorial staff of the INTELLIGENCER
acknowledge a kind remembrance from
Mrs. Henry NJ. Geiter, wife Of the veteran
of the composing room, in tho shape of a
big basket of peaches, grown in her own
garden. They came at an opportunc
juncture to sweeten the labors Of the
morning, and were attacked by the mature
local and his sportive coadiutors with
a gusto that left no doubt of their appre-
citation of the gift. They were of delicious
flavor, and after thorough discussion of
the merits of the fruit, unanimous vote
of thanks was adopted. Mrs. Geiter will
please consider the editorial beaver ele-
vated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-26

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-Ex. Masonic
Grand Tyler H. G. Clark and Librarian
William Shinn came before Magistrate
Pole this morning for his decision on the
charge of conspiracy to libel Nathan w.
Shivo and Mrs. Edna Jordan. The mag
istrate concluded to discharge Shinn and
held Clark to bail for trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-26
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Nxw IoEe. Sept. !;-FlOur-St:ic and
Western dull and heavy In instances Il shade
lower; Southern dull ana un ncharg's Il
Wheat base lower, heavy ana nm" =; ::
active speculative tIa.!iug; No. l y hi!r
81 l24: No. : Red, Sept, 81 O6; 80 ,ct.
81 G5N6l CO.'S do Nov. 81 O7A@i O7.. do Dec,
81 OS5SIl %; do year, 81 Ojs4t tpl OG do JAM,
Corn A0DiLc lower and unsettled: more
active; mixed western spot, 67G7sc do
futures, 5Sd7l5Sc.
30 Nov, 393s@3SAc; do Dec, 4OIc; State, 10
GEt2c; Western 35iH5Oc.