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7 r. CALDWELL s co.
SilVerWare.

The present season evinces in
the styles shown, a very decided
return in the taste for the plain
antique designs, known as Early
English, Chippendale and Old
French, although the rich or
nate decoration known as Re
pousse, still retains many ad-
mirers.
Japanese, Indian and Orien-
tai art has also been success
fully studied by our designers,
and decorations Of wonderful
beauty and elegance enrich the
hundreds of useful and orna
mental articles to be founC
among our table requisites.
The assortment of Dinner
Tea and Dessert Services,
Bowls and Fancy Pieces is very
complete, the prices are exceed,
ingIy moderate.
Correspondence and mail or
ders will receive prompt attcn
ton, and careful selections O
, articles will be sent on appro,
baton when desired.
+. CALDWELL & Co,
0o2 Chestnut ST, Philadelphia
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Tive stock Prices

CHICAGO o-.IIogs-Receipt', 5000 head ship.
monts. 800 head market stronger; pack
5 90; light, 81 25li 30 skipi, s395 %.
CattlC-RCCeipts. 500 hoad shipments,
1870; market duh and weak exports. o. 0)fQ
$50; good 10 choice shipping steers. s5 t0f6
common to medium, tp5 IL: Range CATTLE
steady; grass Texans, 50 500i 81; Americans,
f3 90Hi 80
shcep--T,eceipts, 2 800 head; shipments. COZ
market dem oraliHgd: inferior 20 fair. S2D2 so (;
good 81 81; choice, s3 rs; Texans, s2G3.
EAST LIBHRrY- -Caitlc-Reccipts, l0l1 head /;
market very slow Mt about Yesterdays prices.
Hogs--Iieceipts, 3.l0s heah; market slow
PLiladolphias, 81 S0fpi %; Workers, 81 1904 81.
sheep-Rcceipts, 600 head market tair Gt
ab0u yC stcrtay's prices.
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lie Gives Himself Away In Uohoss, NY.
The prison officials yesterday received a
dispatch from Cohoes, N. Y, stating that
Alex. Leman, the fire bug, had been ar.
rested in that town. Few particulars of
the arrest Of the man are known, but the
dispatch stated that the prisoner admitted
his name and stated that he was wanted
here. II will be remembered that about
a year ago Lemon was arrested for firing
a tobacco shed. He plead guilty and was
sentenced to four years Imprisonment.
About month ago Leman escaped from
prison with Frankford, the Buzzards and
others. There is q reward Of $50 for his
return to this city, and he will likely be
brought on by the officers Of Cohoes.
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oxford Press News.

Diphtheria has been raging in Little
Britain township, the past two weeks and
number of deaths have occurred.
The following families have lost children :
Joseph Myers, son aged five years {;
George Ktmblo, a son aged three yeas /;
Franklin ColGman's grandson Walter aged
four years Edwin Hess, an adopted son /;
William JamisOn, q son. Cedar Grove and
Oak Hill public schools have been closed u
account OF the disease. We learn, however,
that it Is abating ard has assumed more
moderate type.
About 2j postofiices along the Peach
Bottom railroad ana supplied from points
on the line, arc circulating petitions in
favor Of the establishment of a mail agent 4
route on the road in order that daily
mail may DO assured.
Wm. q. Ford has sold tho good will
Of tho stage route between Oxford aud
pdrkesburg to Newton Russell OF Hope
we'll.
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tyi,i,ps,,pt,,, ,,arxs,

PHILADELPHrA, Nov. Z-Fionr quiet ana
frmCr.
Rye Flour, SO 70.
Wheat nrin No 2 Western Red, S 0SL ;
No. 3 do, fl OlGDl on No. Penn'a Rej. tl IL
al Is.
Corn nrmcr and in fair demand: sail yell
low. G2ci DO mixed, GO1GDlSc No. 8 mixed,
57a5sc.
Oats tirmor aud fairly active; No | White,
3lHc No. White, 3Sd3SHc; No. 3 do, $40
size No. . Mixed, SGc
Rye quiet at G0o.
Seeds Glover frmcrat sxd9Mc Timothy AT
sl i0dQl so FlaXseed at 81 a..
Provisions firm ana fairly active.
Lard firm.
Butter firm and active.
Eggs firm on scarcity.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum dull.
whisky ct sl 20
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aud gave an excellent wine, while that Of
tho second was Of an inferior character. It
IL true, at the same time, that hcat alono
will not ripen the grape. /. Thus, M. Mcnou,
director OF the meteorological obser-
vatory at st. Mauer, states that In
tho court Of the palace Of tho governor OF
Algiers, an enormous trellis work OF vines
exists, the plants being cultivate Cd solely
for the thick shade they afford. On ac.
count of this shade, however, the grapes
never ripen, and this Notwithstanding they
are submitted to all tho heat OF an African
summer
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LSiAh AriStorrucy Barry ~ Fay VIII pre-
sent on Saturday, evening in FultoN opera
hOus their now suc1"ss. Says the Rochester +
Her0id: "Thc Barry X Fay comedy company
began hrIcr engagement ut the Grand la.r
evening, appearing IN their new CNWCdy,
. Irish AristoCrtcy.' The attend U"r wns
large, the seating ClptriiyOi the hDu-, being
well tested. The play has bera rewritten, the
most noticeable change being the iutruduCuOn
OF several new characters and the lcngthcutug <
OF the dialogue. The play contains AN ubuuC-
AnCc OF hum0r, /, void OF Nulgurity, and the
audience last evening was koptIn oontiDu.
Ols roar OF laughter"
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XXyASTED-A COOK. WITH GUOD REr.
w EREECES.
n5 St. APPLY At THIS OFFICE.
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srCms strange that any ono Will suiicG
RON tho many arrangements brought ON by
ai impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ.
WILLS SARSAPARlLLAAN AM DSTlLllNGlA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical organl2atlon. II
Is indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
axe, nld has proven itself to be the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered elect
uslly curing scroiuln, syphlittc disorders,
Woakncss OF the Kidneys, Erysipeas, Mala-
rlai All nervous disorders and debility, bill
l0us complaints ana all diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, KID
urys, Stomach, skin, otc. 1t corrects indi
.ostion. \ single bottle with prove to you it's
merits rs health remover, for II ACTS llk r
\ CHARM, especially when tho complaint Is
of an exhaustive nature, having II tendency 10
lrsscn tho natural vigor OF the brain and ner
vuus system.
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iiOuuu to be Arrested.

Last evening Frank Suydam, n young
man at the Third ward election
polls, made an attack on Officer Leaman,
who had said nothing to him. The officer
finally took hold of him and with tho
assistance of Officer Stormfeltz he was
landed in the station house. This morning
he was very penitVnt and desired to be let
of, but tho mayor sent him 10 jail for 10
days.
Ia this connection it may bo stated that
the young mar is not Mr.. Frank Suydam,
the Rcntlcmanly clerk Of tho Harrisburg
hospital, now at homo on n brief visit.
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Yesterday afternoon the wife e Thomas
ilayts, grOcer at German and Prince
streets met with a rather serious accident.
She was standing on n step ladder washing
the windows and accidentally slipped and
fell distance Of about four feet. She
struck her head cutting very ugly cash
in it and WIS urcor scious from o'clock
until q in the evening. Dr. John l.. Atlee
is attending and as uone OF the bones Of
tho hCa' have been fractured, her injuries
will not prove very serious.
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OBITUARY



Hon. J J. LibhArt, ono Of the oldest and
most distinguished ci.zaus Of Marietta,
and for many Yeas an associate judge OF
the courts Of Lancaster county, died at his
residence in Marietta, Tuesday evening at
7 o'clock his death being caused by a
stroke of paralysis, which prostrated him
about n week ago,
Judge LibIaIt was mau II superior
intellect, Nrd H. ugh in u manner self
taught lc ussusauh q wonderful fund OF
information regarding tho several arts and
sciences. He Was An Industrious student
in natural history, and made n very valua
bic collection of birds mammals fishes,
insects, &c, which he presented to the
Lancaster atheuwum nearly n quarter of a
century ago many of which yet remain
in the museum of tho Linrwan society,
which became the successor Of tho athe.
nmum, and OF which Judge Libhart was
also II corresponding mombcr.
Judge LbhaIL received his first judicial
commission October 10, 1861, being ap-
pointed To fill vacancy on the bench
caused by the death Of Peter Martin. In
1863 he was re- elected for five years and
in 1873 he was again reelected serving
until 1878 when his office became vacant
by the operation Of tho constitution Of
1874. Since that time Judge Libhart has
lived retired at his homo in Marietta. For
three years past lie was afflicted with blind.
ness, aud az before stated was
week ago stricken with paralysis.
He was in every respect most
csimable cltIzen-an upright and incOr
iuptible judge, an intelligent and useful
man, and most agreeable and instructive
companion. He leaves n family of three
sons and thrco daughters His sons are
Couova G. and John +. Libhart, farmers,
and s. II. Libhart, druggist, and his
daughters Julia Breneman, or COnoy
township, Mrs. Warren Grosh, of Elkton,
Nd, and Miss Annie r. Libhart, OF
Marietta.
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YEU IDVEKrIsEmEYTs

THE TOwS'S TALK Is ALL ABOUr I
i the Havana Cigars for : cents Rt
HARTMAS'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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DEATHS.

IImARr-ln Marietta, on the 6th inst, Hon,
J. j. Iibnurl, in the ,Stn year OF his age.
lis relatives and friends arc respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral from his late res
llencc, Marietta, on Friday Afternoon NJ 3
O'Clock lnterment ut Marietta Cemetery 20
nIrFENRAUGH.-In this city, NOV. q, issi ut J
C'clnClS D. M, Mira. Ann DiiienbauRh, aged IS
wears, months and - days,
I no relatives and 'giends oinviel TO at
tuHd the funeral from her late residence, No'
ls Plum street, on saturday morning )
o'clock. soryiccs at the house. lnterment AT
the Weaver burial ground, on tue strasOurR
pike.
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sun and Light ON Grapes.

Abiding to the effect OF sun and light
upon tho grape, NJ, p, Duchartre, in a
recent report to tho National Agri-
cultural Society OF lance, mentions
tho fact that in Bu q, ), con' eoa
tive years having been the o. bright
and the other almost constantly cloudy,
the grapes of the first year rpened
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nARK Eta.
new York Marse,.

NEW YORK, Nov. G.-Flour market not
quoted.
Wheat lake higher. feverish and excited,
and very brisk speculative trading No 2Red,
Nov, 81 II Dec, 81 l21S6l 1917 Jan, 81 1lsS
al l5A Feb, 81 I6lfGll Tx May, 81 2iAdl -,
Western. spot, 5766)hc do future, GOls6GlKc.
oats L6p%c better No. Dec, 3713ILc /;
Jan, 3sIsG3sIc state, 37GiJc Western. 3i1
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KL.np WHILST our auNNiNU.
Young Irwin SDydor'r Guu does or ~ lie
Climbs u Stone wall.

Irwin Snyder, aged twelve years, son Of
Henry Snyder, OF Lover Heidelberg town
ship, Berks county, acCidcntly sho, him.
self dead about o'clock yesterday aitor-
noon while gupniug on the farm of his
uncle, George McCauIcy, near Francis
Grusch's South Mountain Sunset house,
two miles south of Warnersyllc. He was
found near stone wall, over which il is
supposed hs was about climbing, when
the trigger of the gun caught projecting
stone, and the contents of tho gun were
discharged into the boys breast. Ho also
may have slipped or fallen while trying to
climb over tho wall. The contents of the
gun entered tho bo3y near tho heart, and
death is believed u have bson iustantan
oous. The body and clothing were burned
and blackcned by tho charge. Charles
Spoh, justice Of the peace, of Warmers =
vilIet was notified of tho sad occurrence
and an inquest was held. A verdict was
rendered in accordance with tho facts.
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Hood shed at tho LleclIon

PETERsBURG, Va, Nov. = A dis
turbance occurred last night at Wake
field, Sussex county, after which several
shots wero exchanged. X. w. White, a
prominent Democrat was shot in the groin
and is said to DO dying, no arrests were
made, the difficulty was caused by poll
tical discussion.
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FoE II ly Fever IccOmmcnh Ely. Cream
Balm. 1t entirely relieved me from the hrst
up. lcNti0n have been a sutlcr iov n ycars.
Going from home ana ueglecliug tu take the
remedy, / had an attack; after returning /
Immediately resOrtcl to 1t and found instant
relief. | bniievc, hal begun It's use earlier, /
should not have been troubled. J. COLLYER,
C'crk, lis Broad st, Elizabeth. \. J,
Ny brother Myrou and myRc were both
currI to all appearance, ot CUtarrh and Hay
FGvor last July and August UP to this date,
ncc. 2s .rithcr have hat any return OF these
troubles. Ely's Cream Balm was the medi'
cine uscl. GATRIg. FgnRis, spencer, Ttoga
Co. y u2-2wdCodSW
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iiiiiea His Wife,

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. IA dispatch
from Lulng, Texas, says that the daugh.
ter of Rev. Mr.. Newton, residing eight
miles from there. was shot and killed by
her husband. He pretended that his wife
committed suicide, but to-day confessed
that he killed her. jealousy was the cause
of the murder
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR nEuuLAn CORRESPONDENTS,
ents Along the susaushanna-itens %
Intorost In and Around tho Borongh
Picked up by tho hntoih-

ents Along the susquehanna-items o'
interest In and Around tho Borongh
Pioked up by tho intoiu-
gencer Reporter.
Tho river IL again slowly falling.
Three dodgers spent last night in the
lookup. They were released this morning.
Onicpr Kennedy, of tho Pennsylvania
railroad police forco, escorted three train
Jumpers to the county jail yesterday.
Prof. O. Gipo was in town to-day giving
instructions to his pupils in music, vocal
and instrumental.
I,eayitt y minstre 3 drew largo audience
10 the opera house last night. Opinions
aio about equally divided as to tho merits
of tho performance.
Reinhold lIelivig loft last evening for
Fort Missoula, Montana territory, where
ho will rcjoin his company--Company B,
Third United States infantry. During his
iurlougn he was promoted from corpor.
alship to tho second sergeanoy of his
company.
On Saturday evening next " Brought TO
Light will DO presented at the opera
house. IL was announced in tho lNTELLT'
GENCER that no bills had arrived here yet
and that tho dnto would probably DO can
Cellcd. Tho agent for tho company ar
rived horc last evening and tho pieco will
now he presented.
Tho Elections.
Nothing Of q disorderly character oc.
CURED here last night, although crowds of
men were on the street awaiting election
returns Few drunken men were seen
during the day or evening, most of them
being colorod citizens Of Tow hill, whose
lealty to tho Republican party can best be
retained by liberal use of whisky. The
Republicans have a majority of votes In
the First ward and of 0i In tho Sccot d
ward. (IIcre is whore tho coons poll their
strength Tho Democratic majority in
tho Third ward was AZ votes, Tho total
Republican majority in Columbia is 60
votes Tho result Of yesterdays elections
was all unexpected by the Republicans
and they arc courCquoutIy exceedingly
iubiaut 20 day.
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 2. 1888.
THE ELECTION,
MORE RErUnNs IHis AFTERNOON
Mesgre Advices from New York-Carr Like-
Iy to be Elected over Maynard.

Mesgre Advices from New york-Carr L,ke-
~ to bo Elected over Maynard.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 7.-On returns
received up to 10 o'clock this morning the
Erening Journal claims Carr's election by
$4,000 majority, and says there Is a strong
probability of Sections election and pos
sibility of Davenports and Russelrs. The
Legislature,it it claims, is surely Republican
In both branches.
Additional Iterurns From This state.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-The following
additional returns from Pennsylvania coun-
ties were received to day Carbon county,
Powell and Taggart each 600 majority
Perry county (Onicial) Niles 1,722. TIivsey
] ,6l6 majority; Forest county, Niles CO.
Livscy 75 majority. Venango county,
Niles 70, Livsey 100 majority Bedford
county, Taggart and Powell, each 200
majority Miilin county, (ofiicial,) Tag
gart 05, Powell 80 majority,
The returns received from counties in
Pennsylvania today do not materially
change the figures upon which last nights
estimate Of 1900 majority for the Re
publican state ticked was based.
Tho whole Democratic Ticket Elected I'm
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 7.-Returns
from some of the counties are still incom.
pletc, but sufficient has been received to
insure the election of the entire Democra.
tic state ticket.
Democratic Msjority Growing
TAUToN, n. Y, ,Nov.7-Fuller election
returns steadily increase Abbett's majority
and it Is now believed he will have a mai
ority of upwards Of 5000.
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worked WONDER.

" My daughter WIS very bad OF on account
OF cold ana pain IN her lungs Dr.. Thomas
Ecicciric OF cUrCd her in tUeHtB;JOr hours.
one Ot the hols was cured OF sore throat.
This medicine has worked wonders I'm our
ismily." Alynh Piuckney, Mahopac, y. Y.
FOR sale ~ H. Il. Cochran, druggist, l37 ana
Ia North Queen str, ct.
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WAsHlNGTON; Nov. For tho Middle
Atlantic states slightly cooler, fair
weather, warmer weather on Thursday,
northerly winds, shifting to 8outhwesterly.
rising, following hy falling barometer
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Onnnr Ear Of Nnrn.

Jacob Hoax, of Couestago, has found
in tlis years corn crop, taken from his
fields, very queerly grown ear of corn.
The grains form rows which curve in
grace full and even lines about the cob with
nDt single grain out of place.
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Eilburn's Case.

WASHINGTON, Nov. = The jury in the
case of Kilburn, against John G.. Thompson
for $3.50, 900 for false Imprisonment, this
morning returned verdict of 100000 for
the plaintiff, A motion for new trial was
made by the defence.
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Dyspepsia ana debility are two big thieves
they creep in and steal our health ana com
fort before We know Il, Let MS put II stop 20
RtEerS. to be hUrl at any drug store. For sale
b. II, y. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l59 North
Queen street.
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MoOREsTowN, n j., Nov. 7.--Ex.Sci a
tor Theo. +, Randolph died suddenly at
his residence here this morning. His death
is attributed to heart disease.
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Henry +. Metzger, who was arrested
yeIoTday for purjury, is not Harry f.
Metagsr, majority inspector of the third
ward, but is Harry +. Metzger, the bread
baker,
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4 UDITuR'S SOTICT.

.JOuH SIpEs Common Pleas OF Lam
Va. caster county.
HENRY 4. SHULTZ Execution Docket. August
y wv II .SuULTZ Term, 1888 No. 70
The undersigned auditor appointed 10 make
distribution of the moneys arising from tho
above execution, 10 and among those legally
entitled thereto will sit for that purpose on
Wednesday, December 6th. 1882, at 10 O'Clock
IN I'm the library room OF the court house,
in the city OF Lancaster, whore all persons In
tCrcStcd may attend. A. +. liOSrETrER,
O1itdWCd Auditor.
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Curen wnen rhysic,aus uiye up.

"Our family physician gave mp our child to
die, wrote Henry Knee, esq, OF Ncrilla, war
rem o.. Tenn. e. 1t had iits. Samaritan Ncr-
rDic has cured the child" $3.50.
ms lWdpUdSw
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Nro you disturbed at night ami broken OF
yuuv rrst by sick child suffering nnd crying
witt ~" C',ruuiating pain OF cutting teeth
% 80, tr' "a once and get II bottle Ot MRS. WIN
slows SOOTIil$G SYEUP. 1t will relieve
tine pppr Ulilc butCrer imWe eIiately-lepend
uIea Il t. thuru - no mistake ahOut 1t. There Is
not "A mother on earth who ha4 ever used It,
Who viii no. toi you at once that 1t viii
r,guIuiU tho bowel, and give ICSt to tho
.uDInrr, and rriirf and health to tho child. op-
rating Iii," magic. II is portuctly safe Ia use
iu tli Clsr-, Iud pleasant to the taste, and l.
the ne aCrlDt!0n GI on OF the OI est ana best
i"walc phys!aiIus In tn" uuirr' states. SOLD
rverywhuro % Ccute hoili"
'ntvl-M " W.SSw
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Low F.,sc;cd mayor.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "A dispatch to
the hUeaing Telegraph says Mayor Low,
Republican, is elected ia Brooklyn by
l. $40
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Probably Fatai Results OF an Explosion

LONDON, Nov. An explosion took
place at $50 this morning in tho Monk.
field coliery at A Acciington, Lancashire.
There were one hundred and ten miners in
the colliery at tho time Of the explosion Of
whom only six have thus far been rescued.
NooN.-Seventy persons up to this hour
have been rescued. Some Of them arc
badly hurt. None of the bodies of those
who perished have az yet been brought up,
and it is impossible to estimate the mum.
Der of persons killed. Parties have been
organized to explore the mine. They
have to traverse distance of three
quarters of mile before reaching the
scene Of the explosion.
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They've Got to Gao. Anyhow.
New York Sun.
And now it is all over, and lot everybody
be happy. But the Republican party
must go.
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.ISrArE uE MaRG "A. DANSEk, LArE
II of Lancaster city, deceased, Tho under
sIgned auditor, appointed To pass upon eAcrp-
zion, and To distrlOute tho balance remaining
in tho hands OF VIM. IL kreideI '~'~'rAs
tor, 10 ami among those logallye
same, will sit tor that purpose OF
November IL, 1883, at 10 O'Clock
Library Room OF tho Courthou
of Lancaster, whore all persons
said distribution may attend.
Elk
ol3.ltdTu
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teblTlydT&S


INOR RENT
L The building situated AT No. 3!O North
Queen street, with a store room in front. This
building extends back from North Queen
street about 200 feet, ana has up to this time
been used rs Il music store and organ factory.
Apply to j. W. BlRNE,
no TnTh&Stid No. 322 North Queen ST.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-07
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ATOrIIE IU TuE STUUN -
~ THE MESNERCH0R HALL AssoClA
TION Ihe board OF directors OF the ncn
nerOhor Hall association haylnH roso.eyu,
with the consent OF the stockholdeis, 70 III
crease The capital stock ofthe corporation iI1ln IN
SNOOl 10 $4,000, the increase TO DO niaus py
~ spS zach the stock holders OF the said cor,
nointion nrc hereby notified that meeting o.!
stockhOllers will be he'd iof the nutposo oa
consiJprinR such increase OF chpliiu ~ the
Cni"s M t6n corporation on North Pflnco
street. on MONDAY, the sdth day OF NoNEh'
BER' 1882 ~ ilESRY GERHART.
,,nts7stoaw president