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isE.Ss:t ED FROM Death

The ioiiGWinG statement OF WfliamJ Cough
iin of So:Ecrvi!i::, nlasa is so remarkable that
We beg H. .sk tor ii the attention OF orr read
elS. He Says: In the fall of 1876 1 was taken
with a violent bleeding OF tho lungs followed
by Il severe cough. soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh was weak ut one time.
that could not leave my be-! l" Tie summer
Of 1877 l was. admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said l had Il hole in
my left lung n5 big as a half collar. l eXpend-
ed over hundred dollars i'll doctors and med
icinc. was so far gone II one time report
wen: around that was dead. gave up hope,
but & friend told me OF DIR. WM. HALLS BALsAM
FOR THE LUNGS. lat ghcd ut my friends, think
Ing that my case was !ncurabic, but got q
bottle 10 satisfy them, VIXEN 10 my surprise
and qualification, 1 commenced to tcei better.
My hope, once dead, began TO revive, AMI TO-
day feel In bette" spirits than | have the past
three years.
~ write this hoping you viii publish il, so
that everyone afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will he induced to take DIR. VIM. Halls i'alsam
tor tie Lungs. and b" convinced that con-
suinp'i"n can bc cnrca. l have taken two
bottles and Can positively say that ii has done
more ,Ood tran all 0,llcI medicines l have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entirely disappeared and shall soon be
able TO go to work" sod in Lancaster at
Cochran'- Drug Store, T.. and l;3 North Queen
sire lvc2lYucodTh&w2
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THE CHESTER CALAMITY.
Inquest OF tho COrOner's Jury-MOre Deaths
of Victims.

Inquest OF tho COrOner's Jury-MOre Deaths
of Victims.
CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 20.-Two moro of
the victims Of the explosion ut Jackson $
pyrotechnic works diel last night-one,
William II. franklin, was member of the
Franklin fice company, and the other,
Robt. Taylor, was 4 young colorcd man
NIr. Franklin leaves \ young wife, but
Taylor was unmarried. The deaths from
this explosion now aggregate seventeen.
The coroner's jury and the experts to-
day visited the scene of the recent fatal
explosion. The inquest was resumed, and
Samuel Netts and Captain Morley, officers
at the military academy, testified
that the government furnished the
academy with large lot of bras; car
tridges, three hundred of which We're at
the academy when that institution was
burned, but which were not to be found
afterwards. The brass shells found near
the ruins Of the Jackson factory were
identified as those stored in the academy.
DR.. Weston was recalled and testified
that lie had closely examined the wound
on the the arm Of Mrs. Gibbs. The wound
appears to have been made by mimic
ball, but probing has not revealed the
ball.
]. II. Mirkel testified that he returned
after the last OF third report, and then saw
Mr.. Jackson, jr., who told him to keep
away, as there might be another explosion.
The building was used many years ago by
a gentleman to manufacture Greek fire.
The testimony of Joseph Ennis, VIII
lam Anderson, Edward Beulah, James
Roxborough, was to the effect tha,
they had helped to load boxes and barrels,
into express wagons after the fire.
The jury then went to the house of
Chief Engineer Dalton to take his evil
dence, but he was found in such praca
carious condition that by order of his phy-
sicians the jury were forbidden to I;tes-
ton him in any way.
The funeral of Anthony Barber, enc OF
the victims, took place from the HanIey
hose house this morning and was largely
attended.
One Of Col. Hyatt's sons, who w;rs sick
in the military academy and had to be re,
moved at the time of the fire there, has
grown worse since the explosion at the
pyrotechnic works, and is now lying at the
house Of a friend in a precarious condition.
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"I-ite, Growth, Beauty"

\ fine heat Of hair in its natural color Is such
an adjunct 10 beauty lliat no one who prizes
good looks should neglect to use "Lond"n
Hair Color Restorer," the most ceanly and dc
li;htful article ever introduced to the Ameri-
can people. IL IS totally different from al
others-rot sticky or gummy, and free from
all impure ingredients that render many other
preparations obnoxious 1t thicken5 thin
hair, restores gray hair gives ii new life keeps
the scalp clean and healthy, causing the hair
to grow " here it had fallen oil OF become thin,
does not soil or stain anything, and is so per
fectly anI elegantly prepared rs to make Il !:
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. Lon
don Hair Rest orer" is sold by all druggists.
al - cents a bottle. six BOTTLES for s..
Oc,3M. saw
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STAR ROUTE CONSPIR.ATUR,.
A 6 saInst Some Of the Big ThIess

1ndictmcnts EA1nst Some Of the Big ThteVes.
WAsHINGToS, D. e., Feb. 2O.-TLe
grand jury, as the result OF weeks of
inquiry, last Saturday night at $50
o'clock sent down to the district
attorney a presentment against twelve
persons for conspiracy in the star
route cases. The transactions of the
grand jury rooms arc secret, but it Las
been ascertained that among those pre-
Postmaster General Thomas J. Brady. ex
Senator Stephen w. Dorsey and his
brother, ]. w. Dorsey.
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Kilburn Snubbetl,

Judge Kilburn. whose communica-
tion to the county commissioners we pub
lished on Saturday, wherein he instructs
the commissioners how to act in the mat
ter of coroner's iuries and threatens to
hold them individually responsible for any
Jurors fees ordered by them to be paid to
the coroner was rudely snubbed by the
board of commissioners, this morning who
paid not the slightest attention to kilburn' q
paper, but went on paying jurors the same
rs heretofore. Jud ge Kilburn is fast los
ing his great influence among county Off
GERS, who are jealous perhaps of lis
wonderful legal attainments.
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DEATHS.

SHAEFFER.-ln Wilmington, on the 18th inst,
Florence E., daughter OF Wilmer Il. and Mart ha
l.. Shaettcr, aged IL months and days.
Our darling gone but not forgotten.
The relatives and friends OF the family. are
resps ctfnlly invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence OF her grandparents, Geo.
Dorwart, No. $50 North Qnecn street. on Tues
caster cemetery.
COLv!N.-Feb. 90 lS5a, Mrs. Eliza Colvin,
wife OF the late James Colvin, in the SD year
OF her age.
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-
law. Il. i. King, No. ?? West Chestnut street,
February - "wednesday. Relatives and
friends are r1qucstcd to attend. 2tl-
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- iE EiS.
T:,it..s;c.pu,a Market.

:aILAoEsPEiA Feb. 2a.-Finur dull ui,I weak
Sup"r:,nr, - iGT2i %: extra. 81 fOG9siI ohio
and in:ii;iu;. iai...!:, 81 i'11 -; Pennsylvania.
10, GliG p.
Rye Hour 1t 81 III,
Wheat fiiInrr; Dtl. and frnn'u R..t "a;
~ 3iGcl j. dO Amber u! 81 :2i2l 81.
Corn firm on tair local demand; steamer
dH2c: yellow. tii!c mixed, tic No. 3 miycd
30 6%I3c.
Oats quiet ani steady: No. I white, isc :;
No. do, &c ; No, :: dn i:'.r: No. :. mixr,i
.Ii%c.
Rye dulI at soc.
Provisions quiet mess pork. sis iot1I9 10 !;
beef hams, 81 India mess beef - .Oik2G.
Lard dulI city kettle, NE; Loose hut"h
ors', iOl4c, prime steam, lie.
Euttcr quiet. but steady Tor choice ; Cream
cry Extra, iSfQi;c do good To choice, ::>ifI.c.
Rolls steady Pa. and Western, 29i13lc.
Eggs quiet and easier Prnn'a, 3St"h. ::
western, 21c.
Cheese dull, but unchanged.
Petroleum dull i; Refined, 1t,c.
Whisky dull at 81 81.
Scc''a--gOOd to prime clover duil at :: "a
- IL" do FluXSCed nominal II, 3jgai 81.
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FLAMES IN PHILADELPHIA

Albion Prln, Works Destroyed and Other
| Deaih.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2O.-Fire broke
out this morning in the thlrd-story Of the
rag warehouse Of Berge s. Meyer Brothers,
No. 2S9 North Water street. This firm
occupies the first second and third stories
| of the building, the first floor OF which is
Of iron and the others of brick Over this
building, as we'll as over No. 237. is the
sail loft Of r. H. Parker, in which, :,
number Of people Were employed.
The first three floors Of No. %:
are the warehouse of the Albion
print works of Lea, McCarter 4 Cresson,
proprietors of the Albion print works of
Conshohocken, Pa. Tie rag warehouse
Of Jarrett Brothers occupies No. 23j North
Water street.
After the fire had burned fierccly for
nearly an hour, during which time the
upper portions Of the structures named
were destroyed, the iremen, while cropping
in the second floor Of No. a30, stumbled
over the charred body of a man. 1t is
thought by some people to be tho remains
Of Mr.. Meyer, of the firm of Berge Il
Meyer Brothers, who is missing, but
others state that it is the body of one of
the wOrkmen, who is also unaccoun;el
for.
The Albion print works had stuck
valued at $50, 600, which is destroyed, AID
the other losses will aggregate as much
more.
The building occupies the site of the
building in which the great fire of July
9th, 1850, started, by which thirty lives
were lost and over two million dollars
worth of property destroyed.
II is now feared that there may be
others besides Meyer who have been
burned to death, as several arc missing.
The loss on property will reach S15O,O20
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AlllllsellleNts,

eThr Passing RegimcW'' 10 .liyht.-Thi=
new military comedy, which has been quite
successful n Daly's theatre, New York. and
which in lis present representation through
out the larger cities of this state has been re-
celVlnS complimentary press notices. Will be
produced Il: Fulton opera honsc to- night by
the original cast. \ feature OF interest in the
performance will he the drill by squad Of
Columhia's military organization the famous
"Co. c."
Tony Dehicrs Urmify DamPtg."-N -Nc,i-
ncstlay evening Tony Denier's paniomiuc
and specially company will appear in the
opera house. There are some new faces AZ
well old favOritc, IN the organization. and
Judging from the newspaper notices they give
IL very enjoyable entertainment.
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Card of Thanks,

IL ALL OF TaE FRIENDSHIP FIRE Co.. No. =.
Lancaster Pa, Feb. %, lS>2.
Al the regular meeting OF the company rii
on Friday evening, February Eth, il WAS
unanimously
Resoired, That the thanks OF the company
are due and are hereby rendered to those hos
p1tablc citizens in the vicinity of Orange ANA
Queen streets, who so kindly provided lunch
ind coffee tor the members of the Friendship
at the Inquirer printing ofiicc and Lowcil's
collar factory.
ReSO'red, That the above card OF thanks he
published in three daily papers Ot Lancaster.
lth GEO. S. LANDlS Srci ctary
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Cincinnati Inundated.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 20.-Heavy rain has
been falling all morning and tho river is
rising two inches an hour. Cellars Of es-
and goods are being removed therefrom.
Some of the distillcrics and factories have
been compelled to suspend operations.
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Fatlcr and Eaucslter nea0.

Simpson Ruth, of Strmptown, Leacock
township, was buried Oh Saturday, and
at about the time of the funeral, his
daughter. Mrs. Emma Denlinger, wife of
Samuel Denlinger. residing ncar Groffs
store, also died. Both father and daugh-
ter were We'll known and highly esteemed
in the community in which they lived.
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MARRIAGES.,

SNYDrR-itHoADs.-Ont the 10Th OF February,
1882. by the Rev. W. L. Gerhard, At his resi-
dencc, No. 81 East Orange street, Mr.. David
n. Snyder, of Penn, to Miss Emma :. RhOads
of B:imturtville. ,i&w*
LANDIs-DUssISGER.--O the 10th of Feb.
lSs2 by the Rev. W. L. Gerhard, Il: his resi-
lence, No. 81 East Orange street. Mr.. Isaac NJ
Lands, TO Miss LiZzi" :. Dussingcr, both of
Mannheim township. uNWE
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Live S1Gci. Market.

CHIrAGO--in -ing$-Rcccipts, 5000 heat: total
for tn. week, sO,VD heal; shipments, ..O0,
hen'h Market strong tmd active ut II cir;ngci
prices
Cattle-teccipt1,I 40 head: total for he week
2,1W heal shipments 3 go head. Market
Stc:dy ana strong; exports at 81 .DltG 80: :sOOd
to choice shipping. - 80 90; common TO fair
1T - 7jftJ p: mixed butchers strOn" poor
To lair al 81 :Oft' 40 GOOD To choice ut She >,
,!Oc:crs and feeders. S3.1i =.
Shccp-Hcccipis, .oJ head; tni:.! ior tina,
week. II 0D head: shipments. 80 hc:t'l
kct strong and prices firm: poor to- fair. S:R1
D. medium to good, - 500, -: ciu,icr To- rr
IA ri iLI,lIf.
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- skin Discusses I" Cured by DIR. SWayEes


" hat Is more distressing than an ODstinat &
SKIN disease, and why persons should suffer Il
single hour wien they have Il sure cure in
SNayne' Ointment y l. past our cOnIprclcII-
sion. The worst CASES OF letter, itch, salt
rheum, or that annoying complaint itching
piles. yield 10 its wonderful uIl-healfnS uuali-
Ties. Pimpic$ on the face. ard blot ches on the
skin are removed by U>t,;c thi, healing oint-
E'cnt. Perfectly sa! ana harmless. even on
the most tender infant. Itching Pilcs-Symp-
tom; are moisture, intense itching, Darticu-
iariy at night ait. letting warm In bed :;
other parts are sonnet i.ineS affected. Swayne's
nimcnt pleasant, -i.rc cure. DR. Swaync 4
son, - North Seventh street, Philadelphia
ia, 10 whom all letters shOuId DE addressed
Sold ''y all prominent druggists
jan20-3m,.T1h&FSw
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HENRY'S CAitisDLfC SsLyE.

lie best SalVc ia the world for cuts bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, letter chappc,! hands,
ChiIDaihA. cOrnS and all Ei.i':s OF skin eruD-
ton irccklcs and pimpIe-. The saivc is
>....:.hiucd 20 give pcricc: satisfaction in
every case or money rctumti..!. BE sure YOU
get iirnry's Caiboiic Sllvc Is all others are
D"t limitations ANA cOHntcTiti1s. Price - cents
Sol !" Lancaster at Crchr,n's Drug Store,
Il. E =. - North GrCpn street:
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"a Word 10 IA. wlse i, susliclent."-

a word 10 ;:.s wise is Sufficient. AN
effective and agreeable remedy for the treat
lnent OF Catnrrl, Hay Fever and Catarrhal
Deafness is Ely'5 Cream Balm. y sure cure
Crra'a Balm ifectaaily cicanscS the nasal
Passages of catarrhal virus. Causing healthy
s2cr2tionS :ilay Inflammation and irritation,
protects the Gembiinal Innings of the head
from a'idi;i"na colds. completely heals the
sores and restores the -cnsc OF taste and smell.
HcncficEii results are realized by Il lew appli
cations. \ thorough treatment as directed
"iil cure Lutarrh. Asa household remedy tor
cold in The hCad il i HncQuaic.'. The Balm is
easy to use aH:l agreeable. S".ti ny druggists
ut 10 cents. Oh receipt rt % cents will mail Il
package. send tor circular with full intnrma-
tiOn.
ELl'S CREAM EALM co, ,tI~wrmO y.
For >.:i" in Lancaster BY AL ihe druggists.
iEr2wleoh&w
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Death of an Anti-Siavery AgltatOT.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Feb. 20.-Rev.
Samuel johnson, co-laborer with Garri-
son and Phillips during the early times of
the anti slavery agitation, died last night
at North Andover, aged G5 years. lie was
the author OF several religious works, and
a bachelor
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a Good -sn.ei'a s:Stf--t Tale Gf "itOsa
GaIIS.''

Blanche called Gn Kate, Gnc pleasant day
and found her Sa,! ans: aIc hing dearest friend,
once bright and ray nov scarce could keep
f:Gm crying tor. "Oh," size said, Its Il ti:-
grace to see with +cTOini:t, my fice so lplily
nari;:'i!' then said her friend, "Ro5adalis will
your troubles end" blanche called on Kate
moi hrc day ami found her once more Iiithe
IN" gay. her face H. r;r!,ni, skin rs lair us
any naidc:i'a anywhere. Fer skin diseases
and impure hlun'', there's nothing in the
world so 600! as Ro-A!a!i., il drives away all
skin disorders, humor,-i,ly, il tones the sys-
t:nl, cures Your ills ans; banis!lcs all doctors
bills. Sold il Lancaster al COclir;.n'- Drug
Store, II. a,s. ':s9 North Queen street
iV;at lV.IpoI,Sw,
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WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb. 20.-ln the
Senate at request Of Mr.. Logan tho bill to
place Gen. Grant on the retired list was
taken up. and Mr.. Vest proceeded to ad
dress the Senate in opposition to the pas
81 20 Of the bill
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MORE LAND FOR THE EXILES.
AuOner of Aid from Texas.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2O.-Mayor

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2O.-Mayor King
received the following dispatch this
morning from J. NJ. Brown, of Galveston,
Texas
g. am informed that vessel with fifty
Jewish families on board, which lett Rus.
sin on account of persecution. is expected
to arrive in Philadelphia. Through you
l offer one hundred acres of land in
Motley county, Tex. to each family that
will settle Oh the same"
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khIAMAyOp Mich Fen 1882

KALAMAZOO, MIch.. Feb. . 1881.
know Hop BitterS will bear recommcnda-
ton honestly. All who use them confer upon
them the highest encomiums, and give them
credit tor making cures-all the proprietors
claim tor them. l have kept them since they
were first offered to tho public They took
high rank from the first, and maintained 1t.
and are more called tor than all others COM
bined. So long as they keep up their high
reputation tor purity ana usefulness, shall
continue to recommend theni-aomething l
have never before done with any other patent
medicine. ). j. BABCoCK. NJ. ID.
fnlO-9Ml&M
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They (ctil Get Their $500

PHI!ADELrHTA, Feb. 2O.-Thc supreme
court 10 day decided in favor OF allowing
;he extra SALARY claimed by members Of
the Pennsylvania Legislature.
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Jews Ma,,reared in Warsaw

LONDON, Feb. co. Consular reports
confirm the statement that about hun
dred Jews had been shamefully maltreared
at Warsaw, ten or twelve of whom have
died of their injuries.
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rata, Ending OF All Old Quarrel.

Mr.. STERLING, KY, Feb. -2O.-Near
Hazel Green, in Wolf county, on Friday,
8lilburn Day shot George Fouthey, iu-
ficting a fatal wound. An old quarrel
and drunkenness caused the shooting.
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" OMEN EVERYWHERE use Parkcr's Ginger
Tonic, because they have learned from cXpe-
rience that il OvcrcomcS dependency, intli-
ges'ion, weakness in the back and kidneys,
and other troubles of The scx.--Uome Journal.
ie.-IndeOd&cOw
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THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING. FEB. 20, 1892.
WAITER INDICATIONS.

WAsH1NGTON, D. c., Feb. 2O.-For tie
Middle Atlantic states warmer, cloudy
and rainy weather, winds shifting to
sonsheasterly. stationary or lower pres
sure.
For the South Atlantic states, lncreas-
ing cloudiness, followed by rain, warmer
southerly winds, lower pressure.
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Two iI:iIion and "a Ouar.s. ..,,-

B"Sy"S, Feb. aO.-Lates. estimates
make the loss by the Haverhill fire - 22jo, =
900 insurance. %, ,0G0, 600.
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Brown's household ranace,

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally and thereby more certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain allcviator. and it is warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation. 1t cures
pain in the Side, Back or Bowels, Sore Throat,
Rheumatism and ALL ACHES, and is THE
GREAT RELIEVEE OF PAIN. "BRowS's
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" should be in every
family. \ teaspoonful of the Panacea in a
tumbler of hot water r[swcetened If preferred l.,
taken at bed time will FREAK Up COLD. % cts
81 lnttlc. fcbl1-lydM WSS&w
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Nothing Short of Jnni>takable Benefits
Conferred upon tens OF thousands OF sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation
which Ayers SARsAPARILLA enjoys. Ii is Il
compound OF the best vegetable alternatives,
with the IOdiles OF Potassium and Iron, ant, is
the most cffectual of all remedies for scrGfu
lous, mcrcurial. or blood disorders. Uniform
ly successfuland certain in its remedial effects.
1t produces rapid and complete cures OF scro
ful". Sores, Bois, Hunors, Pimples, Erup-
tiOns. Skin Diseases and all disorders rising
from impnrity OF the blood. By its invigOr:l-
ting effects ii always relieves and often cures
Liver Complaints. Female Weakness and If-
rrgularities, and is 4 potent renewcr of vital
i:y. For purifying the blood it has no equal
1t tones up the system. restores and preserves
the health, and imparts vigOr and energy. For
Jorty years il has been in extensive ,,se and is
to-day the most available medicine tor the
suffering sick, anywhere For sale by all
dealers. tebl1lwdeod&w
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Donation Visit.

On Saturday evening the congregation
of the Union Bethel paid visit to their
pastor, Rev. g. w. Seilhamer. taking with
them variety of tokens of their esteem,
consisting of over $50 in money and other
useful articles. Mr.. John A. Abraham
acted rs spokesman for the visitors, and
the pastor replied in a few appropriate re-
marks. thanking his friends for their urex-
pected kindness. Elder Weishample
offered the prayer of thanksgiving and the
diction by Elder Swenk.
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Cattle Market.

PnLADEI iuIA, Feb. "a-CaItlc IhaTKct I,ir;
sales. SOD hcni prime at 'c gOOd AT
SIZE.
sheep market active; sales. 1900 head
&c "a COMMON. I5%Ses,Ic % iamb,. . .%.sIc c:.ives S
6d9c cul!s. ;i:GlIAc.
Hogs active salcs, $40: prime ol1iblalIc:
rlSAc.
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Ne" i"hR. February y:0.-t'inur-Stnie and
Western steady AMI moderately active South.
rrn quiet and unchanged.
Wheat lG1214c higher nnd IIrn ; No. Ret
Feb, 81 3%nI :il4 do March 81 a211s09l -; do
April 81 :i55sGaI 81 do May, 81 3Jt.QQI 81 Il"
jane, 81 33tt.Dl 35l1 DO July. 81 2IGQl 80.
Corn 1sG1Lc better and quiet mixed western
spot ut 64aE69c; dO futures, 61iIG0G9sc.
Oats about &c better and quiet State. lat8
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-20

DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE Hl:TEL
i PROPERTY. On TC ESDAl, FEBRUARY
q. lSS2. will be sold at public sale at the Black
Horse Hotel. on the corner OF Walnut and
Fourth streets. in the borough OF Columbia,
Lancaster county, Pa, the following real es
tate to wit:
A lot of ground fronting Oh Walnut street
80 feet, inches. and extending in depth along
Fourth street $50 feet more Or less. to an alley,
on which is erected q twO-stOry Frame House
with Il atwO-stOrv Frame Back Building attach.
ed. \ large Stable and shedding. The house
has Ii fine deep cellar, and under the yard is a
ing liquors, beer, &C. The proprietor has no
use for ice with such 4 vault. Hydrant and
other improvements. Adjoining property OF
Philip Berkeley, deceased. The above described
property has been kept as hotel fora number
OF years, and has been doing quite good bust
ness.
sale TO commence at O'Clock. II. H., on said
day. when attendance Will be given and con-
tiit:Ons made known by
GERTRUDE RrPPRECHT
SiI'!. HESS & SON, Auct's. fa1-2tt