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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
,srArr OF LnnN L. WEIuLEn. LATE

I'sTATE or JOHS l.. wEIDLEK, LATE
IL OF Lancaster city, deceased -Lettors tcs-
thnentarV on said estate having been
gIanted to tho Undersigned all persons IN
debted thereto are requested Ia make inmo-
diato payment, and those having claims or dc
mands against tho same, VIII present Them
without delay Tor settlement To the under
signed, residing In the city OF Lancaster.
DIR. y. -. FOREMAN,
CELIA 1. WElDLER,
b. FRANK EsHLBMAN, Executors.
Attorney. ol3.6tdOaw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

ss-rLAIr TALK PROM pR swAysE-1o WhoU'
~ May Concern: Itching Piles u ono OF the
most annoying complaints known to physt
uinna. Every ono can tell whether ho " thus
afflicted by observing the following symr-
tums Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. II seems us IT, pin worms were
crawling IN or about tho r"Ctum. Small lumps
sometimes form. Tho private parts aro often
affected. The more you scratch tho worse the
itching. knowing that my ointment iB super.
Tor to any article In the market, guarantee II
to cure the worst case OF itching pllos In exist.
enCo.
ISignUdL IL SWhfNE, NJ. -.
Dr. Swayno'a ointment h also pleasant aud
effective cure Tor letter, itch, salt rhoum, cry.
sipcas, BARRIERS itch, plmples, and all sCaIy.
Crusty, itchy skin Uruptions. sold by all
prominent druggists, OF will bc sent for ~ cts.
Cu &c. stamp9l, boxes tl.45. Address. Dr.
Swayuu 3 son, Philadelphia. Pa.
oCtli-lydTu.T .ThSSSw
1 recommend Lady Cam"liaB secret oi
Youth and Beauty FOR the compile Nion ~ br
ting far superior to any article | ever uEod. II
positively removes frCCklos, ant VIII remove
Tan IN one application. PIiCc SOC.
For sale ut all druggists.
MES. J. RENNE SMITH
iet6-tmdMSH Newark. n. 4
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

Tho mystrrIous origin oI innn hns boon par
liza Iy dIaCIus,d 10y tho indianapolis titiIen,
vho tound nn infant IN n tin pail nj the top oi
IA Irpo IL IL to bc remembered there N moth
iup tuyatpriOus about br'BulIA Cough syrup
a iow doAcs viii cure your cough or cold.
pnysIofAss prescribe COldcn's Liquid Rec
TonIc tor tho weak, worn, and dyspcptic.
Take no other. OSlwdeUdAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
NEW IDvERTISEM ENTs.
4 MNrS, UANES. a FULL LINE FKOM DC.
" M, NJ
HhKTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.


NvAIUABLE BuSINr.ss TKOPEIlY AL
PRIVATE SALE
Situated NOS. - AND 30 WEST KING
STREET, Lancaster, Pa, midway between
Centre Square and stevens House and Read
Ing Railroad Depot, and opposite CoOper's he'd
Lion Hotel, and now occupied toy A. n. BrcD-
Cman. IT has II frontage ct . feet inches,
running back li2 feet, with the tight Ut way
to the . lCct alley on the west, while over the
alley the second, third and fourth stories
belong to the property, making the whole
front - feet, inches, exclusive OF thu alley
wav, to which II has right OF tree ingress ana
clsress at any aud all times through to West
Minin street.
This property IL IN good repair, aud has
been used ~ Il shoe store aud dwelling foI
nearly GO years.
For further Information apply TO
JACOB u. LONG, Real Estate Agent,
iulyli2mdS No. q west Ring ST.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

lrOK sA l. E.-5OO GOOD MORriCED
Chestnut Posts. + SliRODER,
No lio East Orange Street, or at No. Cotton
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
stooh m arkeus.

Quotations by need, McGrann y Co, BanA'
ers, Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

Il horth Queen street, Headquarters or
the.best &c Cigar In the city, at -
HARTMAN'S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
EOR siLE.


lrOK sAL E.-5OO GOOD MORrIUEu
u Chestnut Posts SHREDDER,
No l3J East Orange Street, or at No. Cotton
Mill. OG II
DUi;LiC sALE-ON MONDAY EyENIN,s
j OCTOBER 10, 1855, the undersigned will
expose 10 public sale at the Cooper House, ali
that valuable lot OF ground, situated on the
north side OF West Orange street, between
Neviu street and the Marietta tuInpikc, 100
icot vest from the west side OF Ncvin street,
aud extending in front on West Orange street
- icet, aud extending In depth OF that width
2i5 feet to common alley bouudedon the
east by property at Jacob HAITI and on the
west by property OF John q. lIagcr.
Sale tO commence at oClOCK u. In. when
the conditions Will Do made known by
snuBEnr & SUTTON, Auct's. oo6t
INNGiNE AND PUMp FOK SALE.-THE
IL city OF Lancaster will sell at public sale
ut tho Water Works ON THURSDAY, NOV. J.,
1883, AT 2p. M, one scCund hand horizontal en-
gin" Is y 81, link motion. one pump l0J% by
10 "Oublc acting. On" turbine water wheel,
made by h. Geyeltn, feet III diameter, with
wheel chambers and iron pCnstOCk. Several
large gear wheels, foundation plates conduit
pipes, large air vessels, large wheel shoe,
bolts, etc. Tue engine, pump and other
articles To he sold can he seen at any time on
the grounds. Conditions Ui sale vii! be made
known on dny Of sale
by Ordo, Of Water Committee.
JOHN 4. MACGoNlGLE,
oG-5tdS Mayor.
lNNrCUTOKS' SaLE.-OK SATURDAY
Il lSNb, INC uniltISlisnt'l, sN
euutOrs OF the last will and testament Oi sarah
i. ECkeTt. late OF Lancaster city, Pa, dc
ceased, Will sell AT public sale, AT the Leopard
Hotel. East King street. Lancaster city, all
hat certain twO-s'ory BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE and lot or piece ot ground thCrcunto
be ongine situated on the cast side OF ShippCn
street (NO. 80 in said city OF Lancaster, con
tanning In front on said Sbippen street ~ feet
81 inches, aud extending IN depth eastward
OF that width lis feet To II Effect wide common
alley. This property Is very dcsirably located
amt IL in excellent state OF repair There Is
also "A choice variety Of fruit trees thereon.
Sale to com m'ncnCe ut O'Clock u. m, Ot said
day, when terms and conditions will be made
knOwnby. JDlIN W. WOODS.
CHARLES w. ECk ERr,
Executors.
GIIILu u AIllur Ami ..Llll = 4
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
$40 ALL-WOOL SUITS.

Bring your experience to bear In Judging
this suit-eXamine its make, the material, tho
trimmings ana the sowing-thun make com
parison with the best you know at cIseN here
AT sla This test never iails To make Us trade
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
My Old Hat.
SHuLTZ'S SONS.

IF THIS Is YOUR HAT, COME TO SEE US
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-25
A MURDERER MURDERED.

While an appeal to the pistol is not to
be defended, it is impossible to condemn
in usual terms the killing of Dukes at
Uniontown, Pa, Wednesday evening.
He visited in a familiar way at the house
of Capt. Mutt of that town, and last fall
most exasperating way that his daughter
was a wanton and suggesting that an
abortion be performed upon her. Mutt
was cashier Of the state treasury and
Dukes was a lawyer, both men had the
the best social standing, and Mutt seems
to have thought that his daughter had
been seduced, and that a marriage with
the villain was necessary to cover her
shame. At any rate he answered the let
ter, and went to Dukes room in a hotel
December 81. Soon there was the noise
of scuff1e between them. Some friends
entered and found the men separated,
and then, while Mutt made no movement
to shoot or even to strike, Dukes pulled
out pistol, fired and killed him instant
lY. L uc uluIucICI was bIlCu bllC JURY
gave verdict of acquital, although the
evidence showed indisput;bly the facts as
stated, and there was not the slightest
warrant or excuse for the action. A
storm Of indignation from the people of
all classes followed, and nothing but the
orderliness Of the the community saved
Dukes from lynching. AS it was, threats
and warnings made him skulk for while,
members Of the Pennsylvania house de-
clared with one accord that he should
never take the seat among them to which
he had been elected, and he resigned
without making the attempt, and the
lawyers in the county begun the necessa
ry proceedings for having him debarred
Upon every hand he was openly loathed
abhorred. aud even the jurors were hootet
and hustled. Now young Mutt has in ;
deliberate way planned the killing O.
Dukes and carried it out in the public
place of the town, and for once the ex
preston that she took the law into hi:
own hands" may be applied with itera
Justice. Mutt himself is now murdere
before the law, and two wrongs neve
make right, but it must be said that h
had all the justification or excuse for hi
act that man could have short Of tn
self defence which satisfies the law il
self. There will be popular sympath
with him in his terrible rage tba
the state should flagrantly neglect t
punish Dukes, and it cannot be though
strange that Drooding upon the matte
led him to wait for the man pistol
hand. Mutt is q years of age, quiet an
retiring in disposition, and his siste
who is a little older, is reported to be
beautiful and amiable girl whose nan
was never touched with scandal eXcel
by this man Dukes. The motive for b
action is hardly apparent, but the mo-
probable explanation is that he sought
get revenge for some slight by blackenir
her character, and went by degrees in
tbs quarrel with her father.-SpriRgfe
ReDubLcdn.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-25
THE CIRCUS.

Everybody was there and everybody |
felt paid for going. The procession in |
the morning was followed to the grounds |
by several thocsand people who had come |
for the day, some by rail, some on foot |
and some in conveyances which appar-
emily ante-dated the barge of Cleopatra.
The throng found plenty of amusement
prepared especially for their entertain
ment while waiting for the great show to
begin. The various side-shows also found
ready and anxious patrons among the ru
raj visitors, to whom the gala-day would
lose half its interest without the hue and
cry of the oily-tongued solicitors, whose
gestures and descriptions are circus Of
themselves. Under the huge tents which
contained the menagerie thousands spent
an hour walking around and studying the
large variety Of animals, which were well
arranged to be examined to the best adj
vantage.
The great attraction, however, was I'M
der the main circus tent, where were ar
ranged seats for $4,000 people, fifteen
hundred of which were reserved, and we
would remark they were quite as COM
Portable as represented, each having
substantial back and an easy foot rest.
Both morning and evening the seats were
filled long before the performances COM
menced. While waiting for the grand en-
tree the audience was treated to really
excellent music by the band, under the
| direction of A. E. Menter. Soon the pa
| geant procession appeared on the hippo
| drome track while the rings were alive
with the dazzling costumed equestrians,
all forming most imposing spectacle.
| We have not space to notice each act at
length, but every promise made in the adj
vance descriptions Of the show was full
filled. There were no delays to cause
annoyance, and no exhibitions of nature
to be condemned. The clowns were as
clowns should be, actors, and not depend
ent on the WORKOUT speeches and ring
talk for their success. The ring per-
formances were fully up to the standard
and the riders evidently artists. The
specialties introduced were many of then
quite new, and all successful to the de
tail. Noticeable was the performance o
the Lloyd brothers, the double tight-rop'
performers who appeared more like jump
ingjacks filled with springs, wheels ant
patent self-acting escapements than liv
ing human beings. The elephants wer
well drilled and under complete contro
of their trainer, Adam Eorepaugh, il
The famous equestrienne, Miss Lllll
| Deacon, appeared in the ring with dia
mond embroidered dress. This dres
j was presented to Miss Deacon by til
Empress of Austria, and diamonds ar
1 | used in place of the ordinary circus spar
! giles.
The seemingly perilous mid-air flight
S by the Silbon family were marvellou:
4 After a series of evolutions on the trs
f peze, which were skilfully and graceful
S performed, two of this family proceede
: to execute one of the most difficult an
e daring feats of the evening. Starting ;
! a given signal from one side of the man
a moth tent, the youngest member made
/, swing, letting go his hold when abol
e half way across the open space, turned
IS somersault and was caught by the feet
y his sister, who was hanging by her to
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-25

Cotopaxi, volcano in Ecuador, is in
active eruption, and people in that vicin-
ity are terrified at the possible repetition
of the catastrophe of March, 1867. Sc
we're shocks were felt throughout the
country May 10. There was great alarm
in Quito, and the people camped in the
streets. In Latacunga, which is subject
to earthquakes, and was utterly destroy
ed by one in the last century, the shock
was very severe, overthrowing several
houses. Those remaining threaten to fall
at any moment. Villages in the vicinity
were almost completely destroyed. When
the diligence arrived at Latacunga the
mules were taken out and it was pulled
through the streets by men, for fear the
rumbling would shake down the houses.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-25


The department of state has recently
been apprized by Mr.. Bingham, United
States minister at Toxic, of the delivery
to the government of Japan of the treas
ury draft for S7s5 ,0oo.S7, being the
amount of the Liminoski idemnity fund
returned to that government. pursuant to
the act of congress approved Feb, %,
1888. In accepting this sum the minister
of Foreign affairs of Japan expresses, in
the most cordial terms, the appreciation
OF his government at the equity and JUS
States toward that of Japan, and alludes
with much satisfactin the present happy
relations existing between the people of
both countries.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-25

A crush on narrow stairway, a fall,
and then panic, caused the death of 200
children in hall in Sunderland, England,
Saturday. An audience of thousands of
children had enjoyed conjuror's enter
tainment, and this terrible accident oc-
Cured in the descent of 1900 of them
from the gallery. The 200 who were
trampled and suffocated to death were
from to IA years old. The door leading
to this gallery had been fastened open
just wide enough to admit one for the
purpose Of facilitating the taking of tick
cts and had been left in this position. So
at the end of the performance the trap
was set and was only too fatal in the
dread certainty of its operation.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-25
For the MontO
LETTER FROM DAKOTA.

Mr.. EditOr,-I thought when l left
Vermont, should be in the mood to say
something of what had seen, through
the columns of the MONITOR ere this; but
have been SO busy that this is my first
Opportunity. / understand the topic,
Dakota, is nearly as hackneyed as tenn
perance, but in whatever l write will
endeavor to give your readers better
idea of this country. You first reach Da-
kota at Fargo, where you cross the Red
River of the north from Minnesota. This
river is sluggish stream, but of suffici-
ent depth so that boats can be foated
upon it to some extent, mostly for freight
ing. The country about Fargo is very
fiat, and the city is not much above the
river, so that some trouble has been eX-
perienced in spring high water, and with
few exceptions, it is impossible to have
cellars for the houses. The soil in the
streets of the town is the same as all the
valley, black loan, and when well mix
ed with water, is about the same consist
ency as soft soap, and quite as slippery
In the spring and fall nearly every one
wears rubber boots, as the mud, even OF
the plank sidewalk, is two inches OF
more deep, and one has to be on hi:
''muscle'' or he will be sitting rather thar
standing. Notwithstanding the disad
vantages of not having a good location
to build upon, the city is a very enter
prising one, having reputed population
of 5000, with electric light, water works
and street railway, its buildings, bot
public and private, compare well wit
many eastern cities of half a century
growth. The people for many mile
around do their trading at this point, an
/ was surprised at the extensive stock {
goods, in all lines, displayed in the store
of this city. 1t is bound to be an impor
ant and fiourishing town. AS you leay
Fargo westward over the Northern p;
cIfc, the rails stretch out before you in
straight line as far as the eye can reacl
and the road bed is raised above Il
prairie few feet. The country forty mill
out from Fargo seems almost perfect
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-25
Celebrated Band

This side of the line, have hitherto failed but through
the influence of friends in the Canadian Government
the Governor General, the Marquis of Lorne has
kindly consented to their appearance this occasion
They will appear during the day and evening in choice
selections.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-25

head downward at the opposite side of
the tent. The startling act was repeated
in response to an encore, and the youth
full gymnast then proceeded to the apex
of the tent while his yis-a-yis began
swinging head downwards on the distant
hanging bar. At q signal he jumped full
ly thirty feet and was caught again by
the brother, who was swinging below. A
sigh of relief was heard escaping the vast
audience, who were spell-bound at the
seemingly perilous act. While the slight
est miscalculation would cause failure
of the act itself, no serious accident could
occur, as a net is compelled by law to be
spread under the trapeZe. A noticeable
feature of the show was the orderly man.
ner and appearance of the attendants.
The audience was not put out of humor
by vendors of peanuts and lemonade,
which is a good card for the managers
Bridgeport Comm Standard
SKILL IN THE WoRKsHoP.-To do good work the
mechanic must have good health. If long hours in
confinement in close rooms have enfeebed his hand
dmmed his sight, let him at once, and before some
organic trouble appears, take plenty of Hop Bitters
HIS system will be reiuvinated, his nerves strength
ened. his sight become clear, and the whole constu
tiun be built up to higher working condition.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-25

America is ahead on spool cotton. and Williaman-
TIC is the best American thread,-that Is why you
should buy it. Be sure you get Wilamantic six-cord
with bronze label on one end Of the SPOOL and red
star on the other.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-25
WARM WEATHER

Is coming why not buy of those nice Yacht Cloth
SUITS for your little boy? Costs only $500 And
those nobby Sailor Suits for boys to 10 years DID, at
$500. Just think, $780, and All Wool! These
goods are sold less than costs to make Them 1t is
positive tact that the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-25

Which is made of Pure Steamed Bones. Dried Meat,
Ground Blood and Potash. Although it comes well
recommended, it smells as bad as any. An examina-
ton of goods, knowledge of our prices and a
smell of fertilizer will convince you that we are
telling you only the PLAN unyarnished truth. You
are respectfully invited to call and test the truth of
remarks.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-25
OPERA
CL Q HING
1OUSE

Will undersell any clothing concern in this county,
style and quality the same. Why can they do it?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-25

Rev. ]. n. Beck owenton, KY, says: II have used
Browns Iron Bitters and consider it one Of the best
tonics Sold"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-03

From the New York SUM-
man leaned against the Aston House bar
yesterday with party Of four friends, aud cas-
ually shnffled four cards with plaid backs.
Take one" said he at length. holding the
cards tnvitingly toward his friends, with the
faces down. When each had selected one, they
turned them over and read in succession this;
''Shall we take q drink"
mo ct certainly"
"WhO viii pay for it2"
81 will"
1.-THE latest thing In cards." said the man.
TITS not bad idea, either. More romantic
sive."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-03
Always a River 60 Cross.

There's always river TO cross;
Always an effort TO make
IL there's any Thing good 10 win.
any itch prize To take
lOh'i'T'S the fruit We crave
ioder the charming scene.
but is-p and wide. with "A tro,tfl;,st ftda
Is Tie river that lies between.
70, 'he treasures OF precious worth
We must patiently dis and dive.
FOR the places VIE long To M
We mus push and struggle and s,r,va
And always and everywhere
Wei fnd In our onward eoursa
Thorns for the feet and trial, 10 moot
And difficult liver TO cross
For rOIgher the way that we take
The Stouter the heart and the nerve.
The stones In our path We break,
Nor eeF from orr impulse swerye
For the glory we hope To win
our EIborS we count no loss;
lis folly 10 pause and murInur because
CT The river we have 10 cross
50 ready 10 90 and TO dare
Sholild we I'm our places stand;
Fulfilling the Masters win,
Fulfilling the souls demand,
FCf though a. the mountain high
= IT. pillows HAY war and tosys
- i not oFer~heim II the Lords at the helm
I. - lhe Uilcut river we cross
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-03
oc26-d6

WAsHINGToN HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAzAAR
w 836, go and 90 Louisiana ayenuA
Regular auction sale Of Horses Ca,Tiseea Buov,e.
Harne8 &c. EVERY TUESDAY THURSDAY and SAT
REGARDLESS OF westhf1. SA'
Genfeanen having Horses or Carriages for ss,e win
ma thus the best mfth0d Of dispoeing Of the same
4 BEN6INGER. Aucfioneer
dsfsntiy On band and a private SALE large stock Of
Horses. Cairia-rs Blggis. Ex.xeas Wssoas Hsrrsess
Blankets koles &C. olg-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-03
AUCTION SALES.
rTBoMAs DOWNING. Auction.ar.
FUTURE DAYS,

FTNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctionser.
ROSEWOOD CASE KNABE co. PIANO. ELEGANT
EARLoR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE hEANf
PLATE MANI Ill AND l1kR MINORS MN
fuRNIlERE MoorFr md FN,flsA BRUS-
StlS CARPETS SC. &C, Al AUCTION.
oA IlESDAl MBkNTN8. NOVEMBER SIXTH
ieSN 81 I'm O'CLOCK at M. las stry-; northwest
shs stl suSsrb colesun OF household tf.s-is Was
tleVsnt French lla;e Ma!.t,l Minor
Two KutSrh IsirA late Her Mirrors with slab and
bra KITS and cssrliVtS 10 nlx,th
Turkish lariur Suite, upholstered in brown figured
velvet - -
Very heavy black satin Window uas,si,ss handsomely
iIlHlIutd md trlItEud
Very handsome upholstered Turkish Suites throughout
the house
Lace and ner Window Hsngiugs
VERY massive Hall 81 with l. T. Mirror
Wal. BOoktass,-a fine Article.
Magguctrg and other G.lter fables
Muguet snd English BRUSSELS CARPETS
Moultet, Stair and Hall CaIIS'ts
Timely Cary II SOFA ia Red Push-a splendid article
hsvClsinC SecrCt-rs. Library lales.
MAS Itic' mt Walnut DTesIg stand. waih large L, r.
Mirror
Elerant Walnut Chamber Furniture
line Hair Mattresses
Box and other Splinrs
Superior heather Elbows and BCls;ers
Walnut and Oak Chamber Set
TAINTED luIliiturc.
Elegant Tennessee Marble Tor Silebaars
Very superior Wal Pillar ixtsssan Dining Table
leu lNathTT-coyersi Dining hairs
1ogetler With other articles ueceSsary 20 emu
merat..
SB-Ths furniture is all sne and Of the b,st manu-
facture and the sale offers tue opportunity TO secure
lrSt class .lgltS
oS0dts THOMAS DOWNING; Auc,lo,as-