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~ CITY PROPERTY. On TUESDAY SEP
TEMBER 90, 1888, by virtue OF un alias order
of III Orphans court OF Lancaster county, tho
undersigned VIII sell at public sale ut the
LeoparI Hotel in Lancaster city, the undi-
yided half part OF that certain lot or piece OF
ground situated on the north side o. North
street. and on the west slde OF south Duke
street, in the city OF Lancaster,and containing
inches, more or less, and extending Ia depth
Sener, deceased, northward 2D7 feet, more or
less, 10 Locust alley, thence east along said
alley % feet, 10 inches, more or less, to ground
now or late OF John h. Long, thence south,
20 feet more or less, along tho line OF ground
OF said Long, thence along the ground ot SAIL
Long eastward 80 feet, moro on less, to south
Duke street, aforesaid, thence along said
south Duke street, southward, lsl feet, NOR.
or less To North street Aforesaid, whereon y
! erected n twostory BRICK DIV ELLlNn
HOUSE 20x2s feet, with two-story brich
| Kitchen l2x22 feet attached.
| Also, one-stOry FRAME pWELhlNu
| HOUSE, SKIS feet, Frame aolee lbxln iest,
| and other improvements bounued on tha
| west by property now or late OF John senof,
| deceased, ON the north by property OF Jonn
| long and Locust alley on the East by south
| Duke street. and on the south by North street
| aforesail. This property IL Situated IN a very
| desirable portion OF the city, and oilers mas
| onnortunfty for investment.
| Sale TO commence a 7 O'Clock n m. whsl,
attendance viii oe riyen and terms T ni@'i'
Exeoutrix OF Charles a. uep.ing.
| SnURERr n SUTTON, Auot. sAias.sta'
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Cod WeAther.

A cold wave appeared in the Northwest
on Friday and rapidly extended South and
East, reaching st, Louis Gu Saturday
morning, The lowest point reached at Ft.
Garry, Mantle ba, where the Thermometers
marked % degrees, or ! below freezing.
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WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. l0.-An indie.
pendent co!orcd convention was announced
to be held at Dover to day, but up to
noon no delegates had arrived there from
this county aud but few from Kent and
Sussex, II is likely TO prove a tizzle.
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A Heavy rrosr.

Tho frost promised Us by Gen. Hazeu,
came along last night, and this morning
the surface Of the eartE was white with 1t.
Tender plants wilted under its touch and
some fear is expressed that the late to
bacco, of which good deal remains
uncut, may have been Injured,
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MnarnI. INuluATlOns.

WASHINGTON, Sept. i0.-For the Mid
de Atlantic states, generally fair weather,
followed by rain in Southern Virginia,
winds from north to cast, with lower bar
ometer and stationary or a slight rise in
temperature.
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Court Of Uommon Pleas.

/. recommend Lady Camclia's secloL Of
Youth and Beauty for tho complexion rs ba'
ing far superior to any article ever used. II
positively removes Freckles, anc Will rcnoHc
Tan In one application. Price SOC.
For sale at all druggists.
MRS. j. RENSE SMITH,
IcP3-GmdMSC Newark, n. j.
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The Fair Next WAX.

Tho secretary reports any number ot en-.
tries oi horses, cattle, poultry, agricultural
implements, musical instruments, fruits,
vegetables, needle work, etc. etc. Also that
the races will be hlled
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Ano.her "U!dn't. Kuow-tt.S yas- Inadsi
Fool

PNEGRovE, Sept. 10. - On Sunday
evening while Wm. Rumpa miner residing
at ChcrryviIlc was examining revolver,
he pointed il NJ his wife to scare here. IL
was discharged and tho Ga'l entered the
woman'S abdomen she will die.
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THE most popular ana fragrant 20 tune OF
the day HACK METACK." Try Il. Sold by
II. -. Cochran, druggist. Nos. l37 and l3s
North Queen street fcb7.eod3
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sIayoT'e Court

The mayor this morning had several
cases. Two young men who were fighting
on Middle street lato Saturday night were
made pay the costs and a fine and several
vagrants were discharged.
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IiIrnnnn Kind

CMClNNArI, Sept. l0.'-ihe Excelsior
vinegar ard pickle works on CoIIus street,
was burued this morning. Loss not yet
ascCrtaircd Fireman Brcsslin was killed,
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Allow Us to Say

That Il good deal OF the suffer Ing IN thls worlG
can be avoided by pu chasing Or. Thomas
Eclectric on. and using Il ~ per directions.
II is an infallible cure tor all aches, sprains,
pains. For sale by II u. Cochran, druggist,
l37 and l3g North Queen street.
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Live STOCK Pr,ees, ,

CHICAGO -lIogs-lieceiptS, 1900 head ship,
ments, l,6C0 head market active, strong enI
higher; packing, u 50Gli 80 packing and SNIP,
ping, siv0a5 80 light u SO0a; skips' " "0
Catue-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
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.IrnnrNnniun,,IiIh

j. 5. Givler Il Co. have purchased to the
order of the Jeffersonian club $50 yards of
elegant Wilton carpet with which to carpet
their club room in Rhoads' building, West
King street
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wHRs the scalp Is annoyed with dandrutf,
Glcnns sulphur Soap will be found infallibe.
INNS Hair Dye, black OF brown, hity cents
slO.lwdCOi i&w
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NOW OPEN wUnsTED DRESS GOODS
~ at l2ISc.; reduced from 25c. Also nn ele-
CANT line OF Homemade Comforts, containing
best white cotton worth lsc. p + n. Remem'
Der. we sell Black Cashmere NJ bottom prices,
and guarantee every pair OF our si,O XII
Gloves. j, J.. SW ARk,
iebi7lyruSs No. so North Queen Street.
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SECOND EDITI0 N.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 10. 1888
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
1--we NEWS FROM rnn OLD WORLD.
NJ LIS Cour aud Marquis Tseng Discuss
Cbincse.FraDco Mstters-A state
tpent pfouounced Unreitauie

NJ LIS cour aud Marquis Tseng Discuss
Cbincse.Frapco Mstters-A state
nent Pronounced Unreiiabie.
LONDON, Sept. 10.--The Paris CORES
pendent of the Standard regards the state.
ment made in the Figaro of Saturday
touching the proposition submitted by the
Chinese ambassador for the settlement Of
the Tonquin difficulty, as unreliable.
The Cause OF a Failure.
A dispatch to the telegraph fr
Madrid asserts that the Spanish agi.
tators in Paris sought to promote
rising in Cuba, but their scheme failed
owing to the fiasco in Spain.
A Dynaniter's modo OF Getting Explosives
The police have discovered that man
named Terrence McDermott purchased in
Glasgow two lots of glycerine several
weeks before the explosions there took
place, and that he carried them to White
heads factory in Birmingham, where they
were probably converted into nitro glycer.
inc aud used in the attempt to destroy
public buildings in Glasgow.
The France and China Disruption.
PARIS, Sept. 10.--The Figaro states that
a second interview took place between NJ.
Chalmel La Cour, the French minister of
foreign affairs, and the Marquis Tseng, the
Chinese ambassador, at which the ques
tion Of the location of the frontier of Ton
quin and the independence of Amman we're
discussed. The conference, however, was
concluded without any definite result
being arrived at.
Tho Recent irish Demonstration.
DUBLIN, Sept. 10.-The demonstration
at Waterford on Sunday under the auspices
Of the Irish National League was attended
by over $4,000 persons. The city was pro.
fusely decorated with flags and emblems,
and there was an imposing procession with
banners and bands Of music. The meeting
passed resolutions demanding parlia-
ment for Ireland not only in name but
in reality" and declaring that " Ireland
must have that which England by the
necessity of tho time granted to Canada
because Canada was rebelious." The
adoption of the resolution was greeted
with loud cheers. Michael Davitt, in hi,
speech, denounced the land act as entirely
inadequate to the needs of Ireland. II,
stated that not one sixth of the land case,
bad yet been heard, and that when they
had been all settled the reduction Of rem
would not amount to one million pounds
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stUro Burned.

Ne" ORLEANS, La, Sept, 10 -Th
store Of n. Bowling, commission mol
chant, was burn'd yesterday. Loss, $25
600.
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At Bismarck, Dakota, the temperature
was 52 degrees. leo formed in Iowa and
Minnesota. Much damage Is reported of
the corn crop.
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sPECiGL NOTICES.
.Islls the Truth.

This medicine l can highly recommend.
RurdOck Blood BineTs are the best blood puri-
fer We have ever used Chas 4. Burt, 10
Court street. Buffalo, y Y. FOR sale by II. H..
Cochran, druggist, 1877 and 10 North Queen
street.
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small PoN Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever. Yellow
Fever, etc, cam exist whore Darbys Prophy.
tactic Fluid IL used.
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No Ssw Casos OF yellow Fever.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 10.-No now cases
Of fever at tho navy yard.
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fniindelphia.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Quotations by Associated Press

VuVI3tVI0III7 Uy AHsUCIHlEtI Il T'fNr. "|-----|
Stocks strong ard higher. Money, ,ati2Jlc.
New York Contra aJ................... ..llGk
Erie Railroad. ................. 30L
Adams Express. .........................l8
Michigan Central Railroad. ................. sSL
Michigan southern Railroad. ley
Illinois Central Railroad. ad....................i2s
Cleveland n Pittsburgh Railrogt. .......ls 1872
Chicago K Rock Island Railroad. .......... .I2lL
Pittsburgh z Fort Wayne Railroad ..-.... 49,
western Union Telegraph Company. s01s
Toledo & Wabash.....,,......,.. .....,..... 2nL
New J1rsey Ccntilu ,....,........ ...a,,,.... siE
New York Ontario & Western. 2lh
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POBIy fyAE.

nrmucrHuc state TiCK.t
AUDITOR GENE9AL.
MAJOR ROBERT TAGGART, Warren q.
STATE TREASURER.
nos. JOSEPH POW ELI, Hradiorh co.
County giCkst.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
JOHN. \. COY LIE, Lancaster.
PRISON ISs'E Z TORS.
rH hUiliMAE. Lancaster
JOnS II. MENAUG 1, MI JOY.
poOR DIRECTORS.
II. r.. SiIINp, T.. COcaliCO.
q. u. HERR, Mulcrsyi!lc
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
ROBERT EVANS. Eden.
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,;royna ,,orseruid ran.cca.

Il the most elective Rain Destroyer In the
world. VII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied cxter-
nally. ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acut" than any
other pain RIiovistor, aud IL IS wGl rnutcd dou.
bic tho stranGth than any other similar prepa-
ration.
II cures pain IN the Side, Pack or Bowels,
sore Throat, RhCUmatism, TOOthuCIe, and
ALL ACHiS, ana Is The treat Reiiever OF
Pain. "BROWE'S HOUSEHOLD rAEACEA"
should DO IN every family. 4 tcaspoontul OF
the PonGcCa In a tuUblcc OF hot water tswCc;,
cnrG. II prcinrrodl, taken at bedtime, VIII
GEEhK UP \ COLD. y cents 4 bottle.
mlyl -T.TA.F&w
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LADY AND GENTLEnrN

NrOTICE-ALL LADY AND GENTLEHEN
" yOcalists desiring to lake part in the
grand production ~ Gilbert n Sullyan's
Charming opera, PinRtOre," on Th0rksglv.
ing evening, will please send their names TO
PROF. CHRIS. BURGER, Musical Director,
Fulton Opera House. II
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n INo FORTS AND oRoaS ,ssrnU,-
l. TION,
Anna M. Bomberger,
senlsle u WEST KtSG ssgESr.
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NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs
EUHN,sHED ROOMS FOR aENILEmI
II NO, 253 NORTH QUEEN ST sep6-lwd

J,uHN,sHED ROOMS FOR aENTLEMEN.
II NO. 1853 NORTH QUEEN ST sep6-iwd'
xrEt,.Ow FROST UioAR STORE, 81
IL North Queen street. Headquarters Tor
'"0 ''S' w 0'e"' ~ '"' wy uhRrMAN's
ItsTATE OF JACOB HARTMAN, LATE
Ia OF the City OF Lancaster deceasod-Let.
ters testamentary on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons In
debted thereto are requested 10 make iinme.
diato payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same, Will present them
without delay for settlement IN the under
igned residing in East Laypeter township.
JOEL LiGIiTNER, Executor,
NAsEs, UArEs. A full LINE FROM 90
uHGTaAN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
CEr WHAT YOU CAN BUY
ron A TRADE DoLLAR.
At Bochtolds Cheap Store J, 2. . or pair
Mems Draweis or Undershir,s, white or or
Mems n Hose, or 4 pair OF extra quality British.
10 pair Ladies' and Misses Hose, and other
sHaRmins saRGi sHT"Ts before ,n yoT pr1BB1o BDy 0 cav wv"
HENRY BECHTOLD,
No. SO North Queen street.
Sign OF the Big stocking. feb@lyd
- parently a rapid type, Is often found In
elderly females, especially the unmarried, or
those who, II married, have had any children
In this case tumor OF a hard nature is sud-
denly discovered IN the breast.
CANCERS and TUMORs OF all kinds cured
without pain or using the knife also, Sfin
Diseases, Chronic and Private Diseases sue.
cessiully treated by .
DRs II. ID. and NJ. A. LONGAkER.
Ofllce-l3 East Walnut street. Lancaster, Pa,
Consultation free, $40 3tdSw
DUBLIC sALE.-ON FRIDAY, sEPTEM-
L BER q, 1888, will be sold at Public snlo.
at the Leopard Hotel, New Two story BRICK
DWELLING, and Two.Story Brick Back
Building, with balcony containing hall Elk
rooms, hyd ant in the yard and Kitchen, Fruit
Trees Grape Vines, etc. This property Is sit
uated on the east side OF North shippen street,
north OF Fulton street, no. 225.
Persons wishing to view the properly Will
please call upon the occupant OF the prem.
ises.
sale TO commence at O'Clock p. m, when
conditions will be made known by
AMANDA COX,
Administrative OF u. y. COX, deceased.
SHUBHRT n SUTTON. Auct. sS,l2,l5,ls,lo,N,I
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aow 10 secure Health,

seems strange thnt any one VIII surer
from the many arrangements brought on ny
an impure condition of the blood, when SEQ
Wills AND STiLLINGlA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical organization. II
Is indeed Il Strengthening syrup, pleasant to
lake, ald has proven itself To bo the best
BLOOD PUBlFIFR ever discovered, effect
ualIy curing scroiula, Syphlittc disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipeias, Maln'
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill
Ious com plants and ali diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
neys. Stomach, Skin, etc. IL corrects indi
gestion. A single bottle will prove to you its
merits as a health renewer, tor II ACTS Llk +
A CHARM, especially when tho complaint is
OF an exhaustive nature, having tendency Ia
lessen the natural yigor OF tho brain and ner
vous system.
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UEATIEh

gErALLICK. -ln this city on th0 sih inst,
John VI Ketgiltcs, husband Of Mary Rctnl!ick,
aged 20 years.
The relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited o attend the funeral, from HIS late
residence, No. lSJ High street, on Tuesday
morning 1T $50 O'Clock. Intcrmcnt at :,
Mary's cemetery sept 2tH
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BathC the hands I'm Darbys pGOphylaCiic
kluIi ana no COntagion will attack you.
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A REMEDY Tor Indigestion, Consumption,
Dyspepsia, weakness, Fever, Ague, etc, Coz.
HDn's Liquid Beet Tonic. si0 lwdCoi&w
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RED HORSE POWDERS curu all diseases
OF horse, cattle sheep, hogs poultry and all
Live stock. A POsIfIYECURE. may2i-e
For sale nL Il. B. Cochran's drug store l31
orth Queen street
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.hER's PAIN PANACEA cures n pain In
man and beast For use externally and inter
nally.
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I iI,iaI,S.

Q -.
J. r.. STAUFFER, Good Vile, LanCastec CO.,
Pa. Manufacturer OF Fine Pennsylvania and
domestic Cigars. Orders promptly attended
10, hug33md
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EIRFiIIGES.

CARPENTER PATTERSON. - ON Sunday, Sep.
eInbCr ., al tho residence OF the brides
by Rev. Holmes Dysingcr, cousin OF
the bride, Mr.. Percy Carpenter, to MISS V. V.
Patterson, both OF this city. it,
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The most obstinate cases Of Catarrh ant
Hay Fever are cured by the use OF Elys'
Cream Balm tho only agreeable remedy. Price
81 cents ....tT.
Apply into nostslls with MStlo finger.
From MsjOr Downs, Military Instructor:
Mt. Pleasant Academy, Sing Sing, N. !.
During the very cold weather was suffering
with Catarrh. My heat and throat nciIeti 3"
severely that was Obliged to give mp every
thing and keep quiet. EIys- Cream Balm WA.
suggested. Within an hour from the first ap-
,AicatiOn 1 felt relieved, the pain began L"
subside. In two days was entirely cured. W
A. Downs. Feb. Is. 1881.
MY SON, aged nine years, was afflicted with
Catarrh the use of Elys' Cream Balm enect-
e.i q complete cure. W. r. HANNAH, Druggist
Easton, Pa. jl-ewdeod&w
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Other Drowning Accidents.

Just one year ago, June 3, 1882, Alfred
l.. Specht. student of Millersville normal
school, q son of Rev. J. c. Specht, OF
Allentown, was drowned in the Conestoga
while boating Just below the Wabank
dam. The creek was high at the time
and young Specht incautiously rowed his
boat close up to the volume of water that
was ponling over the breast, and WAS
sucked in by tho return current and his
boat upset and he drowned in full view OF
several of his classmates who were star l.
inv Oh the shore but unable to render him
any assistance. His body was recovered
in about twenty minutes after the accl-
dent.
Some twenty -four years ago student OF
the normal school was drowned while
bathing in tho COnestoga, not Tar from
where the above fatal accident occurred
and years ago a student of Franklin anC
Marshall college vas drowned in tho creek
while bathing.
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SECOND .zEDTT10N.|
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE s. 10
NEARING THE END.
or An EXTRA SESSION
The 0oveenor Likely 60 Call It-Dipatohlng
business In the Sen6t0-0ills
PAased bv fho idOuS0.

The aovssnor Likely TO Call It-DispstohiDg
Business In tho SenGte-BMls
Passed by tho House.
Special Dispatch to the lNrEILIaRNcKR-
HARRISBURG, june 5.-The legislative
apportionment committee has adjourned
finally and there is no probable agreement
on any of the app0rtionment bills. Col.
James P. Barr, of the Pittsburgh Post, u
authority for the statement that Governor
Pattison has determined to call an extra
session soon after the adjournment unless
the apportionment bills are passed.
In the senate
The following bills passed finally: To
prohibit political assessments OF official
salaries to abolish the contract system in
prisons and reformatories, with an amend-
ment providing that surplus wages earned
by prisoners shall be applied to tho pay
ment of the expenses of the suit at court
to provide for the payment to miners for
all clean coal mined by them reestablish-
ing the Allegheny county salary board.
McCracken and Boggs, Republicans, and
Wolverton and Shearer, Democrats, were
elected to witness the counting of the vote
for auditor general and state treasure
next January. The following bills passed
finally: To require goods made by con.
victs to be branded to provide for the
gauging of petroleum conveyed by pipe
lines to prevent the obstruction and pol
luton of navigable streams. The Senate
adjourned on motion to postpone until
next session the Allegheny park bill.
Several senators objected to the bill, as it
would take from the state, property worth
one million dollars. -
Tho following bills passed finally Civ
ing preference to wages Of servant girls,
washerwOmen, clerks and others out OF
the proceeds of sales of property OF insol-
vent debtors owing wages to such servants
or employees allowing orphans court
Judges the same salary as common pleas
judges providing for the establishment
of a scientifc.agricultural experiment
station making more stringent the laws
against lottery advertisements.
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HEARD FROM.

The Escapod Chester County AoTss Thief
According to advices from Chester
county James Nichols, who stole horse
from Amos Williamson, of East Noting
ham, few nights ago, and escaped from
Chief Deichler, while he was taking him
to West Chester, has been frequently seen
but not vet captured. He passed through
Edenton and Russelville, and number OF
constables met him at Pine Grove, Lancas: :
ter county. They were driving and inquired
of him the road to Oak Hill. The thief
replied Straight ahead. It 8 not the
road to Oak Hill you are after, boys, but
it's me 4; good bye" He coolly saluted
them, and before any of the officers could
reach the ground the thief had swan
across the Octoraro river and disappeared
in heavy wood. Search was made for
him but without success. As darkness
was gathering, he was last seen on top of
a steep spruce clad hill.
Previously he had been seen near Fern
Hill station, where he had lain in some
long grass from five to seven o'clock.
Officer James w. Young lost track OF him
at Friday noon and had returned to West
Chester, but being informed OF Nichols
temperance started out early Saturday
morning in Ich of him. Near Fern Hill
he met q man whom Nichols had asked
about seven O'Clock the evening before
how he could strike tho Wilmington road
without going through West Chester.
Ofic,r Young learning of this movement on
the part of Nichols at Oncs started back to
West Chester for horse and wagon
knowing where his game was bound. lie
also informed Constable Frame Of his dis.
cOvery and told him to drive out the
shun pike " while he took the pike and
both to meet at Elan. Arriving there
they found out that a lad answering
Nichols description had been seen at
Brandywine summit but twenty five min
utes before. Putting the CAD to theil
horses tho two cOnstablcs hurried down
the road towards Chester Heights only to
learn from small boy that while standing
on the overhead bridge he had seen such Z
looking person disappear down the railroad
but little while before.