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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-15

IRvlSo's "RIP VAN WISKLE.'-Delight-
full old Rip Van Wrinkle, whom Washing
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one of the most famous of American char
acters, is just published, with other of Irv-
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little red-line guilt edge, richly ornamented
volume, for the marvellously low price Of
IS cents, or by mail 40 cents, by The Useful
knowledge Publishing Company, of New
York City. They issue an edition of the
same, bound in plain cloth, for 25 cents
postpaid. and another, rev in style Of bind
ing, appropriately named utility" for
only Is cents, postpaid. These volumes
are issued especially to show to the book
buying millions. the character of the litera-
ture and quality Of workmanship, with the
wonderful economy in cost, which the lit
erary Rebellion proposes 10 produce. .
large number OF standard and exceedingly
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Of the most exquisite littls volumes which
has ever found its way into the homes Of
ordinary mortxls, and the Utility edition
places the famed low prices even Of the
Literary Revolution far IN the back
ground. The books viii certainly sell by
the thousand. and ought to sell BY the mill
lion. A postal card will secure specimen
pages and catalogues from the publishers,
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IL has been bezcrc tle pu0ls 10 very ssAl
A feu extracts sfosa v,eii'-e les ia''eaiAiAi
FAIs RuslEn hc bsea l.,y iausei, MI r-.sS fcr
colds tur M X tNe1tys even " ~ rld nsvc
uoy n Gasra - - fz1 10 e7<ct8-r a cc,S----
I. Z St<scs ~. WElismevi,ic. y. \.
Fsr ss;.fy yrsrsI hsve rsed Para Fs1srA rnd
f, II er-ts ftlR resisedy fcx co.ds 49, s1<o
e.. .3 .fsros SEAksx.
Ii tessl.et issaseaiste rrsses f~~s colds ard
srrc trsl rsAi c7.isi or scst- 7, III KIx[ERf IN
.f,.s ra.s.S u &C 20. u. I.sEs.s1-r. Dfczsison,
.s.ve 5ns. recovered from ycry erycro eaid,
hlhlye hid fr snmo time. ] could irct 70
Z "a Hrtii ] tried your PAfS kI-zE1s VII, 2
r..3N.ci me tmmesliutrly. ] Win never cg1in bs
wa-oei it-c. o. foncB 1owndczs q. q
HIVE u.ea pAsx K:LtE u N ny family fsr forty
vars and hsse mover Known y - 111l-k4Hao8
LEWIS. Wssnesiora Ga $ s
5 Ihersn urinF rsyx Kn1zn e my family tysnty-
fve xesr ago md hrse uned neycr nd heye
found no sdicine 70 take rs plnce.-B. v. Dxxx.
DrzgB1sk one1das ~. y. IA Is
Px chilh and vesw, PAIN KlEx1n b
Delays are often oangetOu2 A D0efi6 q
family sh5uld be without An druggists sell
PERRY DAVIS Z
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CHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF certain writ of ~ LsvaH Facsas,
istued cut Of the Court Of toillsnon Pleas Of
$fniersef co9nfy Pa. aud TO me- directed there
uiil be expssu 20 pnbsic xstc = the Uonrs House,
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
FARMERS UNION ASSOCIATION
FIRE INSURANCE co. OF SOMERSET Co. Pa,
For the Year Ending December 81, 1851

Number Of Members. ...........-..,...........5.
Total amt of insurance subject to Is
Mills assessed during the year the dollar. 1
Resources of Comp'y Dee. 81. 80. $500 SO
:. during 1851. .l09s OF
-slo5t %
LIABILITIES.
Amount due Dec 81, 1850 1900 90
Amount of loss by tire during 1881. 100 W
Amount due for all other expenses
for the year 1ss,. including officers
pay. commissions and exoEera-
lions 400 So
-sl5Cg So
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Philip Shaver, Jr-. deceased
At an Orphans Court held at Somerset, Pa, on
the 18th day Of January, 1882, before the Honora-
Bile Judges thereof, the undersigned Auditor was
duly appointed to make distribution Of the funds
in the hands Of the Executors Of said
deceaced to and among those legally
entitled thereto. hereby gives notice that he viii
attend TO the duties Of the above appointment. AT
his office. In Somerset borough the 2xth day Of
March, 1882, when and where all persons inter-
csted can attend II they think proper.
r. r. PATTERSON.
mari Auditor.
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r al tsss sketch Of 'senera, Beaver on the
fir, page
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"busincss now before the pub
DLNl lie. You can make money
DEO s,ss q "sIs s,, for Sspss g sssp not ct
Weeded. We will start you. s12 day and sp-
wards made at home by the industrious. Men and
women. boys ard girls, wanted everywhere 10
sork for US. Now Is the time. You can work In
nparc time only or give your whole TINT 70 the
business. You can live ut home and dothe work
Nc other business will pay pou nearly as WELL No
one can fall to make enormous pay BY engaging ut
once Costly OUTFIT and terms fres- Money made
fast, easily. and honorabiy. Address. TRrE
Co, Augusta, Maine. beels-ly
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Resources in excess..-.-..... ass IL
RECEIPTS.
Rec'd during the year on assessments. sl2o5 20
Reed during the year for membership. o5 20
full. -. 900 90
Am't In Treasury at last settlement. 81 SO
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Died.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-15

What we want is reform in our Ian
guage.-Er.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
TALUABLE REAL ESTA TEL
Saturday, March %. 1882

BY virtue of an order issued out OF the Orphans
Court of Somerset county Pa. to the unde -signed
directed. Will expose to sale by public cutlery, on
] -.
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TWENTY SEVENTH
STATEMENT
SOMERSET COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
FIR tbe Year Ending DpcembT 3lSt, 1881.

jssf rsnort - SO Is
tn eash received on renewals this year. az %
To cash received on new policies issued
during the year " II
To cash received On assessments collect
ell THIS year.-- -------.-.-------.-.---- t'e y
r1qr a !
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GArARRHELYSCREAMDALM BALM

SOlu by SOmefset druKXfsts-
mari ELYS' CREAM CALM co.
Osvege. N. Y.
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lady was elected school director in
q township, Crawford county, at the
election, the first in the history of the
aiy.
i psruna is sure cure for biliousness and
laey complaints; it has no equal.
DENTISTRY. DIR. Beachy will remain at
Glade nouse. in Somerset, until March
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aAsisoNE NEW STOCK OF LA.
mlLARs AND NEcKwEAR OF
ra'ADs Jrsr REcEIyEDAT
MRS. A. T.. UHL's.
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,.psssDAr--.'------'-'-'''''AA'sA - '''A'
----------- - -
.heH HrRAlp Tablet.
..,,r ice men are imporingice frcal
ss
',.ness men should use The HrnArO
,h.athe equinoctial storm on Mon
Goods at C. A. Walters. Gebharts
\ ,he reliable patent medicines" for
acy Boyd's-
tsa a touch of genuine winter wealth
gonday.
.,.nt relief toothache remedy tor sale
y. Boyd.
e,;.,er Sargent is printer by trade and
,.l ten years at the case.
hest selection Of Clocks. Watches and
z .ssry at Hefieys
next reunion Of the Army Of the
.sssee will take place at st. Louis. May
nlll.
r,.rFr CARDS. Beautiful, EXQUISITE, As
4 a. Easter Cards at
c. IL. FISHERS Book k-Store.
4 ,.yer 20 into a newspaper Office to shoot
Il ,sliior II you do you had better take
d u-eDiin along.
u,rrson & Bros. Cough Syrup and Lima
i the best ever used as family
.lcine.
no cheapest lot of Ladies and Gents
IN town at
J.B. SxypER & Co.'S.
..-pr poets are now budding. With care
,ultare they may be expected to bloom
d. the first of April.
gssley sells the nobbiest Hats and Neck
" ef the town.
movement is on foot to form a new
,ntg out of the adjacent parts of Cambria.
srield and Indiana counties
Henry q Joknson's Arnica and Oh Lini-
N, I the best family liniment made.
ev,ss serps.-Now in stock Mammoth
ser Small Clover, and Timothy Seed,
will buy or sell.
Cook x BEERITs.
lady was elected school director in
~ township, Crawford county, at the
election, the first in the history of the
fv
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n AnYLAAD FAnnM-Beek and Ma
~ free: By q. Z sHANAHAN, Ats'y- zap
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Making Short Work ol Is,

In the siege OF Troy. Apollo encouraged the
TrOjanS to be valiant against the GrcekS by
saying: "TEc mighty Achilles docs not fight
to-day" 1t would seem as II Death had been
bidding disease to mako its greatest isrOalis
upon men, by saying "lunt's Remedy II out
OF the market" But tho TrOjans found to
their cost, that the mighty Achilles canlo To
the Held, slew their greatest champions. and
made short work OF the battle. And Hunts
Remedy. rs an Achilles against kidney and
liver diseases. has taken the Held, and is max
ing short work of allsuCh ailments. Hundreds
OF testimonials from all quarters are co,nin,
in rs to the might OF this champion medicine.
Not surer was the sword Of Achilles than -
this powerful. yet peaceful. remedy in battle
form, rs 1t wages war against drOpsy. urinary
and kidney complaints. AMI OvcrcOmes. IL Is
wise to call in its aid. ti.ilWLeOdSw
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MARKETS.
Live Stock MaPkoga.

CHICAGO. Hogs Receipts, 5000 hc:ul
shipments, ! 400; market fairly active and
steady earlv, hut 5s1lOc lower at the close !;
mixed, s. 65G6 Is heavy. = 9O0G6 ~; light,
IS 5Ol8 20 skips, s. 1ifl5 ~.
Cattle-RCceipts, 6 800 head shipments. ,0OO
head market dull and lO61iJc lower liberal
receipts an ticipated prime, 81 .O1S6 90: good
to choice shipping, u 1906 ~: common to
at 81 254l IS; stOckers and feeders Mt - 100
4.5.
Shcep-Hecipts. 1.GOO head {; shipments, $40
head; market slow, weak and d shade lower !;
quality very poor; common to fair. 3. 750
so; medium 10 good, IS 8aGl: chOico to
extra, - 9l04 Is.
EAST LIBRRrY.-Cattle-RCc lT. haad ;
market active; prime, t616 - lair tO good
IS 5Oeo5 20 common. $ilg4 Is.
HOgs-Receipts. 500 head: market active |:
Philadelphia, $S 4Od6 60; BaltimOrcs, &6 go
q 20 fine Workers, s6GG:O.
Shecp-Receipts, sOJ neal !: market very slow:
prime. $4 15Q5; fair to good. HsO; common,
" 5O1j.
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3,OW head;
trade active and large demand; poor to
choice, Y41l.Lc extra, l2lsc.
Calves-Rcceipts, $50 i,Pad; al! sold ut full
prices; poor to choice, 6zel'c; grasscrs, ~
gle.
Sheep and Lambs.-Rcceipts, $50 hei'i
market quicker and fir'nrr, and lambs II triife
higher sheep. 4G5l.c lambs, f1.c.
Swine-Rcccipts. $50 heat: market firmer
and II frnction higher; common to fair, 10 ESQ
j -: GOOD, fS 10.
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MAsONIc,::
Election and InstaIlatiop.

at regular stated meeting of Chapter
43. Il. A. NJ, held at Masonic hall or
"Wednesday evening, Dec. eth, the fol
lowing companions were elected aud in
stalled officers for tie Masonic year:
N. E. II. P-David Fl. Wylie.
King-Wn. o. Marshall.
Scribe-Joel S. Eaby.
Treas-Chas. A. Heinitsh.
Sec'y.-IIugh s. Cara.
Trustees-H. Baumgardner, VIM. A.
Morton, G.. Widmyer.
Rep.-Geo. r. Welchans.
The NJ. E. II. Priest then male the fol
lowing appointments:
Capt. of III. Gus: look.
Prin. Soj.-Dr. John X. Morris.
r. 4. Capt.-Jcshua l.. Lyte.
Master 81. Vaii.-George H. Rrthar-
mel.
Cd. Vail.-John C.. Carter
1st. Fail.-Geo. b. Wilson.
S. NJ. Cer.-Geo. A. Marshall.
]. NJ. Cer.-M. N. Sour5eer.
Pursuivant-H. III. Underwood.
Tyler-Geo. Lutz.
Organist-J. B. Kevinski.
Charity Com.-Chas. III. Howell, Dr..
VIM. n. Amer, John Il. Warfel.
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THE PKlSON.

ono Hundred Mon In q Fen Unfit for Ami
msls "JusI because They Got Drunk"
That the public may have some idea of
the crowded state Of the prison, it is
only necessary to state that ZIG persons
passed last night within Its walls. Of
this number 90 are regular convicts aud
persons awaiting trial. The others have
been committed for drunken and disOrtierly
conduct and over one hundred Of them are
in the big cell known as "Bummers'
Hail." A full description Of this hcr
rible place has appeared in onr
colum Is before, and it is now as
bad, if not worse, than ever. 1t is
filthy of course, and, as it is impossible to
keep it clean, it is also full of of vcrmin.
Men of all kinds are hustled into the place
and they are mighty bad lot. On Tues
day no less than 81 men were committed
to prison and they were all placed in this
detestable place. Ths only crime for
which nen are placed in this cell is drunk.
enness, while the other prisoners, who are
I serving terms for high offense, live in nice,
clean cells and are furnished with good
food.
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'rS-. IsS.

GEAEFF.-i ihccMirr q, il. !i,!, civ, GvrrY:
X. Grach. III the ij:h cai II aI> age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 aucn,i ;:iG tuIcisIi, from his late
residence, No -! 81 O;nn;;" street, on Fri
day afternoon Il, ila!'-iist two O'Clock.
G2.-2tdS
kUGtLI.--i;cc.:i,iDrr =, ISL in this city.
Barbara kuICit:. Ill the GiSL year ut her :t4'..
Tine -.;ives l,..i iric,,.i.5 :.yu r>srt c;tu.y in
vi.cd to attend 1f,', tune I'll frnln The residence
OF h"c sister, jir-. {, Key nn'.!S. No. i;i Fast
Orange street. on saturday mnrning III s:
O'Clock. 10 rrccca, 20 the Lancaster and guar
ryviila depot. to TAI" the I2:l'' train for New
Providence.
HElEH.-hcCriiibcr. :, ISS,, in ..ititZ, Jacob
Deihn.
The relatives a'''i lrn.ntS are respectfully
inri'c'! !" attend i:a funeral, from his late
Residence. in Li;iiz, on saturday afternoon al
two n'clNck.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-28

The pig iron manufacturers Of th..
United States" met Wednesday in Pitts
burgh, fifteen furnaces in Pennsylvania
and Ohio being represented. Letters were
received from all parts Of tho country ex
pressing approval Of the scheme for the
formation Of a national protective associa-
tion. A committee was appointed to
draft constitution and bylaws and re-
port at another meeting on January IL.
The committe appointed at the last m IT.
ing to 60 to Washington reported that
hard work would be required to main,
tain fair duty on pig iron, as an organ.
lied effort was to be made by the free
trade element to have the duty of s6,
which was recommended by the commits.
sion, reduced to $50
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-28

T BUY MY HAVANA AND XARA TOBAC-
l. co direct from the importer, and sell the
best scent cigar in the city.
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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4 y;iRISTnlAS HULIDAYS!
X If you have been exposed anil taken Cold,
or lave Sore Throat, or even worse. have
Diphtheria, and would be we'll, so as to enjoy
the coming holiday, take
OCCIDENTAL.
If you haye Diphtheria in your household,
and will not use the Occidental for the
patients give ito every member of the family,
SO that the disease may be prevented from
going farther. by taking Occidental Occa-
siOnaliy the most malignant form OF Diphthe-
ria can be nurscd with tupunity. Sold by
II. B. COCHRAN,
Druggist. Nos. l37 and lj9 North Queen street,
O26m,lTu, ,Th&S Lancaster. Pa.
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AmuUolhonVH,

EUa."-Tlis evening 4 novel and inter-
esting entertainment will Ue given ut Fulton
opera house. comprising an allcgOrical repre-
entation CT the life of Eru. The piece has
never before been given in the United States,
and its initial presentation will be tonight by
the Sunday-schOol OF the Methodist West Nils.
sion. AS the object IL worthy one, there
should be Il large turnout of the friends OF
the mission.
Paficncc."-Thc German comic opera com
puny, headed by the great and only Tagliapie-
ira, will sing Gilbert n Sullivan's delicious
satire Patience on Saturday evening next.
In the afternoon The Mascotte" will be
given. Both OF these compositions are great
tavuritcs with Lancaster opera gocrs and
they viii! doubtless DC literally patronized.
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gov to Secure Health.

from the many arrangements brought on ly
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ.
WILLIS SSARSAPARlLLA AND DSTILLINGIA
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical organization. J,
Is indeed 4 Strengthening syrup, plcasan, to
take, Id has proven itself to be the best
BLOOD PUEIFIEK ever discovered, effect.
u;l:y curing Scrofuii, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipelss, M&l;,-
ria all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
iOus mplai ats and all diseases indicating aD
impure condition Of the Blood, Liver, Xiii
ncys, Stomach, Skin, etc. 1t corrects in,,i
gcstGT. single bottle will prove to you IT,
merits :; health rercwcr, tor il ACTS l.Ik +.
A CHARM, especially when The complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having a tendency to
lessen the natural vigor OF the brain and ncr
vOul system.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-28

Cough, Cc,n Cr sore TH1OaL snnu" Da
stopled. N"c!ec = .'.uentIy results IN NJ. lE-
cuIable Lung .te.I-u or C0ns'.nW: ion.
Browns :,roncs :r1Ci:s do not Disorder
the stomach lii :i:h syru13 aIi hals!.LEH,
but act dirOcn: t:Ie III famed ptrt>, ullayjng e
Irritation, g,v, t."i in Asthma. ErOnch ,ui
Coughs, CatarTl, and tie Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subj e !
to. For thirty years Erown's ErOncir: II
TrOches have been recommended by rr> -
cians. and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been teste'i 10y wide :l'lu constant Use
for nearly an entire generation, thc7 have Gi-
tanned wei .nerjted rank among the few ST." 80
remedies OF the age. Sold at =. cent, Il 10:
everywhere. inv-lv,:TTh& F&Iyn
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At n .ANkiSRC hli.
Getting Ready for the Organizstioa Of the
HOune.

Getting Ready for the Orr.ai.st,oa Of the
House.
Special to The lNrELLlGEycKE
HARRISBURG, Dec. 2S.-The M n,.-ss
of the Legislature are beginning to Is. iss.
some of the candidates f,r s,.., e ,nd
minor offices bsing the IFS: !. ~; i, IN
appearance. Capt. Hassou, p. Gray TEX,
I. Il. Gresvy, john E. Faunce. II. J Nc
Ateer. Jos. Nable, and other asprauts
arc here or will be before nightf,il.
The DemOcratci members-el of the
House. thus far arrived. express th,:n
selves in favor Of the reforms alvo,..si
by the INrELLlGENcER and for shs al III.
ton Of all useless Offices.
Il seems to be we'll understood th !. the
governor-olect will appoint CD. p. N.
Guthrie, of Pittsburgh, aljusaat general
to succeed Gen. Latta.
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THE TRENTON TRAGEDY.

Another Man Arrested a. an Accessory.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S.-Emil Viii
helm, aged 81 years, was arrested tO.day,
charged with completely with the Rusk
brothers (who committed suicide at
Trenton yesterday in the assault and
stabbing Of Officer Jarvis on Christmas
night. Wilhelm was committed to await
the result of the officers injuries. The
police expect to make other arrests.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 28-Jas. HamiltCr
alias Whitley, was also taken into custody
to day. charged with being concerned in
the assault, ard was committed for hear
ing. The bodies of Jacob and William
Rusk will be brought here from Trenton
this afternoon, and will be buried from the
residence Of their mother on Sunday next.
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PhlladolphiS Market.

t-;::LnnE:vBIA, Dec. 2S-FlOur dull but will.
cut quOtablc change I'm price.
Rye flour ut T.; 1908 81.
Wheat dull and easier. No . Western Red,
~ GS1. Del. AMI Pa Red. 81 GIGi GSH Long
berry Red and Amber, 81 0JGI ~.
Corn 'iuII AMI unsettled steamer, GhcGc;
yellow, 1O1 7ie: Mixed. 1OI13c; rejected,
!a,es55c No. : Mixed, 5Gaa>c.
Oats dull ; No. White. 40; No. do,
tS..; No. ,iO, &c: Nn. Mixed, 45G i5Hc.
Rye nominal mt 6i6iG7c.
Provisions quiet.
l:utter firm: gOO'i demand for choice !;
Pcnn'l Creamery Extrp, 42NpiSc.
:sOlls firm Pcnn'a and Western, ijfsSsc.
Eggs duh amt weak {: Prnn'L 3ln3lc; West
rrn, 2SH3c held lots. 2Idt21c: lime !, 3iG2.
Cheese steady chOict. in E,Ir demand
New York full cream. I3I&SSiic Western dO.
IyIGQl3hc do fair II good, l20l3c P"nn'a.
part skins, 711Gl9c ,lD fuil skins, 21G11c.
Whisky, at 81 20.
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~ .;EyEETEsEWE
NTJNISO.s FtpE ~!Sl.E. AT
JOHN CUrLAND'S RESTAURANT,
It'd North Queen Street.
CAU!;E Et.UT LUNCH.
y THIS ;tNEEING,
at DOc>hS %g'..;,u. No. rs NCr;h queen Street.
Warm Lunch every morning: from 10 to IL
o'clock. lit
nNLY y FEW MORE nETHsG ST(lGIES
~ At 81 . pc" hundred or Tor :, cents.
NhETM Az YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
SrrRs.
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DID NOT LECTURE


The Hawkcyo Mans Poor House.
Robert J. J.Burdette, editor of the Burlins
ton Uamkeye, and a well known humorous
writer, was billed to deliver his lecture on
1.-The Rise and Fall of the Moustache"
III the opora house last evening. When
tic time came for the lecture to commence
it was found that scarcely fifty people
We're in the building. TO these the money
was returned and no lecture was given.
Mr.. Burdette returned to his hotel and
was called upon by several Of our citizens.
MIR. Burdette delivered this lecture here
two years ago to large house. He was
brought here last night by Ii. Dickinson,
a railroad excursion agent, of Coatsville,
and several college students. The failure
to secure a house last night was owing to
the bad management. The bills annOunc-
ing the lecture were small sheets, printed
in small type with very pale blue ink and
they contained enough reading matter for
twelve sheet poster. Large numbers of
our citizens did not know that Burdette
was coming. He is 4 very clever lecturer
and deserved a better reception.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-28
Argument Court.

Court met yesterday afternoon and
after being in session for some time ad-
jonrDcd. Several cases were argued.
La the case Of tie Lehigh Valley fire in
surance company VS.. Eby S Stehman, tho
caption was amended 50 as to read '' the
Lchigh Valley fire insurance company to
tie use Of VIM. Marstellar and J. B.
Deslier, assignees for the benefit Of cred
itoss w. Eby s. Stehiran.''