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Notice TO Our Friends and Customers

On and after the first day Of September,
1852. our business viii be conducted strictly
for cash. both Bar and Livery business.
The reason for this is to collect outstanding
debts
Thankful for past favors, We respectfully
ask a continuance Of the same, knowing II 70
be the best for al concerned.
WnI1Axsox A FLEIs.
San Marcos, Texas, Aug. 24th, lss2.-2u
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MAYORS OEEIcE,

LErsBURa, Va, April 10, 1879.
MEssRs. HUTCHINSON & Bro. II affords
me pleasure to testify to the great pirtues
of your "Neuralgine for the cure of neu-
ralgia and sick headache. II is the best
remedy for these most distressing complaints
have ever used. It should be in every
family in the country. Yours truly.
GEo. r. HEAD. Mayor of Leesburg, Va.
HUTCHINSON & Bro, proprietors, Atlanta,
Georgia.
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SOME splendid bargains in Clothing Hats
Dry goods, laces etc. JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
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The millennium must be at hand-copper
cents are coming into use here.
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A CuRIosrrY.-A very great curiosity may
be seen at Reynolds Il Daniels drug store,
viz; good sized cotton stalk full of matur-
ed bolls and seeds, but totally destitute of
lint. The seeds even are quite bare. It
was grown by Henry Richardson, freed
man. We guess this variety will not be
much sought after for propagation, unless it
might be to raise seedfor pigs.
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Go TO P. r. Turner & Co., for your wag-
ons. They have the Avery and Caldwell,
which are the best in the market. ieS-2m
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HATS of the latest and finest styles at p. r.
Turner * Co.'S. We have examined them,
and speak by the book. Also a fresh assert
ment of the celebrated Ziegler shoes. Also
colored shirts in variety.
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DON'T forget that Morris, the blacksmith,
is agent for the famous Weir plows.
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VIZ publish elsewhere by request the pro
ceedings of the Republican county conven-
ton. Our Republicans would seem to be In
accord with the Davis or independent move
ment.
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Go TO P. r. Turner Co., for your Cedar
Posts and Barbed Wire fencing.
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Corn is selling by the wagon load here at
20 cents per bushel.
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Why is Spring Tobacco having such a
run ? Because chewers know it is the best.
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Every Chewer should buy Spring Navy,
because it is the best Tobacco ever sold in
Texas.
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P. r. TURNER & Co.
Have just received large lot OF buggles
and spring hacks which they offer to the
trade at living prices CAL on them beiOr
purchasing elsewhere
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REMNANTS Nuns yelling. Buntings mum
ny cloth. eashmeres, linen lawns cotton
lawns, ginghAms. embroidery, lsces &C.
81 and below cost.
MaloSEs CEKKP STczE
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Go TO P. r. Turner a. Co., for your
Clothing, they have large and well selected
stock of every variety, and prices to suit
every purchaser
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j. E. MORRIS is agent for the Weir sulky
and walking plows. Satisfaction guaranteed
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Go to Hinzie's for your supplies of family
groceries. Very large purchases by HIM
warrant low prices to his customers Inc
best articles at lowest prices always.
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NEW goods, of late purchase, arriving
daily. JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
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CLOTHING; fall and winter stock Just re-
ceived JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
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The new brand Spring Tobacco is what
every dealer should have in stock. Chewers
say there is nothing equal to it on the mar
ket
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SODA Water, Carlsbad Vichy and Seller
always on hand ice cold at Frommees Drug
store.
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MALONE is closing out his summer stoci
at cost. Those desiring bargains, should cal
on him before it is too late.
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PURE Linen Lawns, Is and 20 cents; for
mer prices 20 and 25 cents. Ginghams -!
and Is cents. Former prices Is. 16S and 20
cents. .MALoNE's CHEAP STORE,
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TRUNKS, Trunks, Trunks. Endless varie-
y to suit all persons. JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
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QUITE number of subscription and 9TH
er accounts are due this Office. Those know
ing themselves indebted, will do US favor
by making payment.
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WITH the present fine crop prospects we
ought to have large accessions to the sub
scription list of the FREE PRESS. Will the
friends of o home paper think of this,
and lend us their aid?
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OLD newspapers for wrapping purposes
cheap as dirt, j" at this Office.
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MALoNE's CHEAP STORE.
Afew lawn ties snd lace collars at reduced
prices MALoNE's CHEAP STORE.
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HOME NEWS.
WEATHER Septemberish.
SEz the market report prices this week.

SEE advertisement of money to Loan.
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Our stock mems and boys summer cloth
ing will be sold regardless of cost.
MALoNE's CHEAP STORE.
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FALL Prints now in store.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
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CONNECTIONS

Al Brenh am with II. & T, G, R'y for Hemp
stead, Ledb etter. Giddings, McDade and Austin.
Al NIilanO with I. 4 G. N. Ry for Hearne, Pal
estine, Rockdale, Round Hook, Georgetown,
Austin, San Marcos, New Braunfels, San An
tonO and Laredo
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-20

DOBLlC SALE.-UN WEDNESDAY, AND
L THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER q and u.
1881, will be sold at public sale at the Cooper
House, West King street, in the city OF Lam
caster, the following city property, viz:
No. /. A lot OF ground, No. South Que en-
street, fronting on said street 25x feet and ex-
tending in depth "a feet, upon which is erected
q four-stOry Brick Building. lately occupied
by Marshall q RenRier as q hardware store.
No. 2 A lot Of ground fronting 81 feet on
East Vine street and extending in depth l2211z
H Ouse.
No. 3. A lotOf ground. rear of No. 2. fronting
ON Washington street ~ feet and extending
in depth EEK feet. The improvements con-
sist OF two twostOry Brick Houses, each ID
feotfr0nt.
No. 1. A lot Of ground, No. l6 South Prince,
fronting = feet on said street and extending
in depth 14S feet, to Water street, upon which
are erected q JW0story Brick Dwelling, with
all modern improvements. On the rear of the
lot 10 tw0st0ry Brick Stable.
No. A lot fronting on West Lemon street.
near College avenue, 1l6 feet and extending in
deptheAS feet, to public alley.
No. 8: Ninth interest In l5o lots. located on
streets. Any person wishing further infor.
nation In reference to the l59 lots will please
call on John b. Good. esq Centre Square.
Nos. l, and will be sold ON the 18th and
the balance on the 18th.
Sale to commence at 7O'clOck p. M, when
terms will be made known by
CHAS. r. RENGIER.
ALBERT s. RENGIER,
JOHN ). ReNGIER,
Executors Of Chas. r. ReDgier, Decd.
HENRY SHUBERf, AuctiOneer. sl3eod.ts
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SHIFFLER,


| Ihe War Ended - Peace Concluded and
Harmony Restored.
A stated meeting of tho Shinler fire
company was held in Shiffier hall last
evening, and was attended by 116 mem.
bers, President p. B. FOrdney in the
chlir.
With y view of barmOnizing tho troubles
that have disturbed tho company for sew
cral months past series of resolutions to
the following purpose were offered
That tho special committee of seven. on
sale Of real estate, together with the trus.
tees shall make deed of the property of
the company to the Shiffier association,
the deed to DO attested by the president
aud secretary under the seal Of the CON-
PaDy; aud that the purchase money he de-
posted jn the Fulton national bank, to
the order Of A. C. RenochI, esq. ,and Peter
Il. FOrdney; that the special committee,
together with the trustees, acting through
and by the advise of J. Hay Brown aud
A. &. RenOehl, esqs., shall sell tho per
sonal property Of the Shifler fire
company at public or private
sale, the proceeds Of the sale to be dcpos-
itca as above provided and that all
moneys belonging to the company be de.
posted to the order Of tho above named
gentlemen, each of whom are put under
81, 800 bonds for the faithful performance
of their duty.
The above resolutions were presented by
Messrs. Brown and ReinhOchl, and wero
discussed on part Of ono of the factions,
by q. NJ. Franklin, esq Alderman A. X.
Spurrier, Il. +. Bartholomew, J. w. An
dcrsOn, Ii. w. Rudy and r. s. Goodman
and on part of the Excelsior hall faction
by Alexander Harris, after which the
resolution was adopted by yeas 81, nays
10.
a resolution was also adopted annulling
tho minutes of the August meetings OF
both factions, excepting that part relating
to the sale Of the property.
Tho matter of paying tho policemen
who were on duty at tho engine house,
during the late trouble between the fac.
tiOns was discussed, and a, resolution to
pay them was adopted by vote of G5 to
Ihe compromise by which the trouble
was ended was presented by the Excelsior
hall faction and gracefully accepted by
the other, and, after tho meeting ad.
lOurned, there was quite lOvefeast among
the reunited members.
The mayor, appreheDdlng trouble at the
Shiiller meeting, had eight officers dis
to that vicinity. They not seeing
pr hearing Ofany signs of a probable out
break or quarrel, left the scene about tho
time tho meeting opened. Tho members
were much amused by tho mayors pre-
measures, though few were
indignant that they should be
regarded as 50 bloodtlirsty aud quarrel
some Is to require police attention.
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AmuO0INontB.

Kerry Gov.-On Friday evening next Jos
Murphy, the fine Irish comedian and vocalist
will appear In this city rs Dan o Haru in the
great play of " Kerry Cow" Mr.. Murphy will
be supported by Il strong company, which in.
Guides the talented actress, Miss Adele Waters
and others. This piece has been played over
1000 times in this country by MIR. Murphy and
IT, will he given with the great blacksmith
scene, in which Mr.. Murphy makes 4 shoe
and shoes Il horse.
Mrs. Joshua WhGcOntb.-TO-mOrrOw even.
ing Charles l.. Howard and II dramatic com
pany will play "Mrs. Joshua WhitcOmb' in
the opera. house. Mr.. Howard appears in his
great character of aunt EcziGh. in which he
met with great success through the East and
west last season. The play is said to hc briD'
full of fun Seats for IL are selling rapidly.
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THIRD EDITION.
EVENING. SEPT. 40. 1850.
THE FIELD OF POLITICS.



The Folgor Forces secure tho Organization
-Democrass ON the Way to Syacuss
Tho Massachusetts and COnnec.
ticus Conventions.
| SARATOGA, Sept. 2O.-The Republican
| state committee met this morning and 50
lected temporary officers of the cOnven
ton. The F0lger men named ex-senator
Madden and the Cornell -WadswOlth mel
named Senator Pitts. Tho ballot resulted
Madden 1S, Pitts ii. The Cornell Wads
worth people say they will fight on the
question Of temporary organization, in
which case tho strength Of tho factions
will be shown.
As the delegates took their seats in the
Republican state convention this morning
there appeared to be less confusion than
ever known at any convention before.
Beyond the display of bunting behind the
ment prevails in the streets. At 80 ..
m. the convention was called to order by
B. Platt Carpenter, chairman of the state
committee.
After roll call Mr.. Sharpe announced
that tho state committee had decided to
recommend as temporary chairman Hon.
E. L. Madden and he placed him in nOmi-
nation.
Warner Miller said the state committee
should not dictate who should be tenn
pOrary chairman and he nominated Ed
mund d. Pitts.
Mr.. Sharpe repelled tho suggestion that
Madden's name was presented by any
other reasons than in interest of harmony
and he asked for tho ayes and noes. Tho
vote resulted Madden 251, Pitts 2i3,
and Mr.. Madden was conducted to tho
chair.
Various committees were then appointed. I.
MIR. Hepburn presented . communication
from the Anti. Monopoly convention, CALL
ing the attention of Republicans to corpc-
rate power, which, the communication
says, has corrupted our elections and leg
islatiOn to an extent which IMPORTS public
morals and endangers our institutions.
A recess was then taken until 4 O'Clock.
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a.nilaaaospssla alAshet.

raiLADsLRa1A. Sept. .O.-FlOur sluggish
sulerfine, - 7503; extra. o. e503 % Ponna.
Family, - S705 IL.
Rye Hour Mt 3AfD4 ..
Wheat steady and dull Dbl. AMI Pa Ke'l.
81 OO0l VI; LOngbcrry rcd and Amber. u 100
81 &c.
Corn flrmcr and in moro demand from local
trade; steamer, 75078c yellow. 7Sep5Sl2c !;
mixed. 761f6a57c; No. d". 7i07lc.
Oats dull.
kye steady Mt fSSD7uc,
Provisions firm and in iijr demand.
Lard firm.
ButtOr active with choice lOta vOlil up !;
Creamery Extra, ll0iiNG; do good tO choice,
270.9O.
ern. y5(96C.
Cheese-ChOico firm other kinds dali.
Petroleum flrmer; Rcancai. 7Nc.
whisky At q n
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATs.


NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-The delegations
from tho Democratic parties in this city
left for Syracuse this morning to attend
the state convention. Tho county DemOc-
racy numbered about 400 and Tammany
hall about 500 men. Among tho delegates
on tho train arc John Kelly, s. Nichols,
Alderman Sauer, Col. j. J. Mooney. John
Reilly, II. Bischof, jr., and F.. p. Trainer,
of Tammany, and l. G. f. Ecclesine, John
F. Ahearn, Dr. Philip E. D0ulin, George
w. Mclean, Thomas j. Creamer. Thomas
Costigan, J. f. Morrison, John E. Deve-
lin, II. A. Van Wyck, Emanuel B. Hart
and Joseph Mock, Of tho county Demo-
cracy.
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VICTORIA, L. g., Sept. 2O.-The Comus,
board. arrived in the harbor last nirbt.
Tho party will land at ten O'Clock this
morning.
ST.. PETERsBURG, Sept. 2O.-The cmpc-
ror and empress and tho Grand Dukes
Alexis, Scrgius and Paul started for Mos
COW last night. The order for stringent
police control in st. Petersburg and Mos
COW has been prolonged one year.
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NDv IoaE, Sept. @-Flour-Stats and
Western dull and strongly In buyers' favor;
Southern dull and heavy.
lost advance and declined . tribe No /
white. u 13k; No. RED, Sept. 81 O7H slO
tlct., q OsN6I Ossx 'iO Nov, q U9x0i lCs: dO
Dec, 81 llfll 1lZ do JAM, u l2E.
Corn I0Nc better and fairly active; mixed
western spot. 77Nc; do futures, 5l977c.
(lats without GnOtnDls change; No. Nov,
iiG04E<c'; State, AO063c Western Xi69Jcc.
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WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 2O.-The Re
publican state convention met here to day.
Senator EIoar was made permanent chair
man. Robert Il. Bishop was nominated
for governor on tho first ballot, which
stood Bishop, G73; Crapo, 5O3 There
was large scattering vote.
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EUNENAl VE - fsCNoNbSEA .
Magnificent Floral Offerings Presented by
flis Many SOrrowinE Friends.
The remains OF David ID. McComsey,
whose death in Pittsburgh Oh the 18th
inst. has been previously noticed, arrived
in Lancaster yesterday afternoon ON the
day express, aud were taken to tho resi-.
tlence of bis father, No. 43 West Chestnut
street. The body was placed in an elegant
silver mounted caSket, covered with black
cloth and having a plate glass lid. On
and around the caskct, as it occupied a
place in tho pallOr was magnificent col
lection Of cut flowers arranged in hand
some designs, the offerings Of his friends
in Pittsburgh and Lancaster. One
of these is a large and beautiful floral
crown resting ON a large star. shaped base,
and surmOuntei by a cross, presented by
Goddard, Hill Il Co., Mr.. McComscy's S
employers. A large floral crescent and
star was presented by his friends at the
store. A broken column, wrcathcd in
lilies and roses, was presented by his fcl-
low boardcrs. A beautiful floral cross was
tho tribute of John Magnus, a friend and
companion. Miss Ida Glcffer presented a
very beautiful floral crescent resting Oh a
base. A pillow Of white flowers, with the
word " David in the centre, and above
which was placed a white dove,
with outspread wings was tribute
from his friend Name" All the above
wero from Pittsburgh. A large and hand
some floral star was a tribute by the
family here, and magnificent anchor
was the offering Of Cousin Annie"
Rarely. indeed. has SD choice collection
of flowers bceh seen. They are graceful
and deserved tributes to the memory of a
noble young man by those who best knew
his worth.
The funeral took place at o'clock this
afternoon and was very largely attended,
the religious services being conducted by
Rev. j. A. Peters, Of the First Reformed
church.
The interment was made in Lancaster
cemetery,
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Threatening to Open Firo Anew.

LONDON, Sept. 2O.-A telegram is pub
lished here, stating that in consequence Of
some disorders in the Arab quarter of
Cairo, General Wolselsy has threatened in
the event of their renewal to open fire
from tho citadel. Not much crcdence is
attached to this report, as special dis.
patches from Cairo to tho London press
generally represent the city to be in q
tranquil condition.
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DEATAN.

MILLER.-ln this city. on the 10th inst Mrs.
Louisa Miller. wife of Conrad Miller, in the
6lst year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from the residence her husband, No. 334 South
Prince street, on Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Interment at w OOdwarl Hill GENE.
terry. sl92td*
RErrEw.-ln this city, on the 18th inst.
Susie. daughter of David s. and Susan Rcttew,
ayedi Is years, months and days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invite'l TO attend the funeral,
from her parents residence, No. 40 East
Orange street, on Thursday morning Mt 10
O'Clock. To proceed to Zton's cemetery, NIL
lersvilie, for interment It'd
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Nominated for tho Legislature.

MAHANOY CITY, Pa, Sep. 2O.-The first
legislative Democratic convention was
held here to day. All the districts were
represented. Tho present incumbent,
Hon. T. J. Higgins, was unanimously
chosen as the nominee Of tho convention.
The convention endorsed tho action of tho
state and county convention.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-20

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. 2O.-A train
of loaded cars ON the North and West
Branch road, at South Wilkesbarre, broke
through a temporary trestle work this
morning, and fell a distance of fifteen feet.
A number of wOrkmen went down with
tho wreck. Six men were seriously in
iured.
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Great Pr,,r,s Fire I'm Nebraska.

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 2O.-A vast prairie
fire is raging in tho western part Of
the state. No loss of life has
been reported, although two men were
fatally burned . few days ago north of the
platte. The citizens Of IndianOla had hard
work to save tho town. Serious losses Of
property will result if high winds should
occur.
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Bls Railroad Wreck.

WILI1MANTIc, Conn.,, Sept. 2O-Freight
train No. AZ on the New York and Now
England railroad, bound west, crashed
into tho rear end Of freight train No. 33,
at Goshen station, at o'clock this morn
ing, smashing the caboose car and throw
ing two freight cars from tho track. The
track was blocked for five hours and the
Philadelphia express went around by the
way of Plaintield. No one was hurt.
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A Curious Break.

Several evenings ago boy employed Al
Bursk's grocery store on East King street.
was closing uP::wheu he shut the front dool
rather suddenly. In the door are large
window panes with glass a quarter inch
in thickness. Ono of these panes was
broken into LOG pieces but they all remain
in the door in their old positions, and al
though the door has been moved very often
not one piece has fallen out.
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church. Rev. ]. l,"nry Smythe, of Phila-
delphia, will prca"'. on next Sabbath at
1880 a. m, "Tbe Wonderful Name. and
at Tbs p. M, "Turning Points in Life"
"A sermon to young men.
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Nomination Of Local and Congressional Can
(llO0IeS.

Nomination Of Local and Congressional Can
dlalAIes.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2O.--rho Repub
lican conventions went into session this
morning in this city to nominate congress
siODal, Legislative, county aud city tickets.
The following nominations were made !:
for sheriff, Geo. D. E. Il. Kcim; for
register of wills, John l.. Kinsey city
treasurer, William Il. Irvine; common
pleas court judge Amos Briggs. For
Congress First district. General Ii. II.
Bingham Second district, Chas. O'Neill !;
Third district, William Nj. Maui, aud
Fourth district, VIM. u. Kelley; Fifth
district. Alfred e. Harmer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-20

Marselius Gimpy has been arrested on
complaint Of Henry Stauter, who charges
him with trespassing on his premises.
breaking down his fruit trees and carrying
of his fruit. He will be given a hearing
before Alderman Samson.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-20
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures a pain in
man and beast. For use externally and inter.

Demand 1t, and take no other iron prepara-
ton except Browns Iron Bitters. 1t is the
best. For sale at II. d. COchran's drug store,
ls7 North Queen street. Lancaster.
sl6lwd&w
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
Shilok's Catarrh Remedy. Price SO cents. For
sale at Cochrau's drug store, LIZ North Queen
street,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-20

A FULL LINE OF LOBlLLARD'6
"A Chewing Tobaccos. Kebecca only 10 cts.
q NORTH QUEEN STREET.