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Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. wan most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter.
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain aleviator, and 1t is warranted dou'
bic the strength than any other similar prepa-
ration.
1t cures pain I'm the Side, Back or Bowels,
sore Throat, rheumatism, Toothaohe, and
ALL ACHES, and Is The Great ReIIeyer oi
Pain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" "
| should be In every family. A teaspoontul OF
the Panacea in tumber OF hot water (swert
| encd, II preierredl, taken at bedtime, will
| BREAK UP COLD. % cents a bottle.
| maYl-T, ,Th,F&w
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Western Gram Market,

PEORIA,-Corn was In active demand high
mixed at iIA0iSl4C; No mixed at i7ai7I.C
30a3C.
Rye was I'm goo demand and active, but IN.
regular.
MlLwAuKgE-Wheat was strong at 9i1tc for
NOV. d&c for Decc nber; 97&C for Janu-
Corn was tirmcr No. , ut 5Oxc.
Oats were higher; No. : ut 30 G3OlSc; No. 2
White Ste.
Rye was higher No. | Mt SIC No. at j5c.
Barley was stronger No. at GJGGOAc.
DETgorr.-Whca was dun: No. white, fall
ana cash ut 81 Ot5z December ut al O5LS jan,
IOI No. White at 9j1Sc No. 2 Red Winter
at 81 OiH.
Corn was quoted at F3Zc
OatS-NO. mixed at 3OLc.
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puHLio sALg or Valuable CITY

PROPERIl.-ln pursuance OF an order
OF the Orphans Court Will be sold on Friday,
November 10, 1855, ut the Keystone House,
North Queen street, the following properties
No. |, All that certain three .storled BRICK
DWELLING ROUSE and other buildings and
lot OF ground thereto, situate between North
Queen Nnd BuEc streets, on the North side OF
East Orange street, containing in front 26 feet
inches, ana eN ending In depth about 05 feet
ana inches, ndi Joining property OF DR.. Reed
on the west and \. H. Shaetier on tue east.
No. 2 twO-stOry BRICK DWELLING
liOU ~ and piece OF ground, situate on tho
north side of Frederick street, ana adjoining
Christian street, containing IN front 10 feet,
and extending northward about 80 feet, to "A
. feet common alley.
No. 3. \ twO.story BRICK HOUSE and lot
OF ground, adjoining No. 2, having IN T. ont on
Frederick street seventeen feet six inches,
| and in depth about htty-nine feet, TO the said
common alley.
No. I, All that Frame Messuage or TCnoment
and piece OF ground thereto belonging, with
Frame stable thereon, situate ON the west sidu
OF North Queen street, and adjoining New
street on the south fronting on North Queen
street 3 Nty'tour feet more or less, thence
westward along New street seventeen feet six
inches, more or less thence northwestward
along the property Ot Philip Ginder eighty
tour feet, more or less; thence eastward alOn Z
six inch more or less, to North Queen street,
Persons desiring to see the premises can DO
| so by calling on the undersigned.
sale TO commence at o'clock u. m, on said
day, when terms win be made known by
CHRIsTlAN ZECHER,
Trustee.
| SHUBERr e SUTTON, AuCts.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth ?
II 30, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon II there Is no mistake about 1t. There IL
not mother on earth who has ever used it,
who will not tell you at once that IL will
regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother, and relief ana health to the child, OPP
Grating like magic. II IS perfectly safe 10 use
IN all cases, ana pleasant to the taste, and Is
the prescription of one OF the oldest and best
female physicians IN the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents II bottle.
mayl-M, ,W,S&w
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IN MASSACHUSETTS,

Tue Republicans Active ana Confident
WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. G.-The cleo
ton is passing off quietly and there is
every indication of a large vote. Tho
Republicans are especially active and
confident. In Taunton the indications
point to the largest vote ever thrown with
large Republican gains. Lawrence also
polls an unusually heavy vote.
quiet Election IN baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6. AT neon thI
election in this city is progressing qui1srJ'
A very full vote is being polled.
Light Vote IN New Jersey.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Nov. G.--An active
canvass is beinB made by both parties TO.
day to bring out a full vote for governor.
The vote thus far, however, is light for an
off year.
All Quito IN Virginia.
PETERsBURG, Va, Nov. G.-Tho election
here is passing of quietly. No disturb.
ances Of any kind have occurred. Both
parties are polling heavy vote. Senator
Malone visited the different precincts here
to day,
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steady.
Rye Flour, 81 10.
wheat steady No. Western Red si Os /;
No. 3 do. sl Ol F; No. / Pcnnn. Rel, sI lGx
Corn 0rncr ana In fair demand sail yell
low, 6l962ci 10 mixed, 6Oc No. 3 mixed
57I6E15sc.
Oats irner and In fair domand No whito,
536c; No. white, 37hci No. do, 36jSc
No. 2 Mixed, 35ko.
Rye easter at 66c
Seeds Glover firm Mt sd9c Timothy at E 10
Epl 80; Flaxseed at al i5.
Provisions flrm and fairly active.
Lard firm.
Butter firm and active.
Eggs hrmer ana in good demand.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum dull Refined, sldshc.
whisky ut 81 %
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All QUITO ia virginia.
TIE MISSOURI CYCLoNE.
rurther Particulars of the storm

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. Dispatches
from Springfield say destructive cyclone
passed over that city and vicinity yester.
day afternoon at Springfield. Three blocks
of dwellings were lcyeled to the
ground and at least seven
persons killed aud many injured. Confu-
sion is so great it is impossible to obtain a
complete list of killed and wounded among
those killed are Mrs. Andrew Arquist,
Mrs, Dunlap, Mrs. Holbeiles, Mrs. FInney
and Miss Salle Edmoudsou, aged IS.
A school house west of the city in which
were fifty children was blown down, but
none of tho scholars were injured, theii
escape being most miraculous. Thirty
buildings were destroyed aud nearly 2OC
others damaged.
The cyclone was also very destructive
at tho towns of Brooklyn and Republic,
At the latter place an old lady was killed
and many other persons seriously ipjur'
p6
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DJ.l TfiS.

BRoCK.-ir TINS city, NOV. ,, lsSj, Henry
Brock, aged 81 years, months.
The relatives unh hiCnds are rospcC iully
invited to attend tho funeral from the resi-
dcnCo oi his brother in.law, John LutL' NO
557 Manor street, On rlnosdaY afternoon AZ
2o'CloCk lntermcut Ut Lancaster cemetery,
2tds
SuNDAM.-NoVemhcU 4, 1855, in this city. Mrs,
Catharine Suy dam, aged ~ years.5
Tho rClNtiVcs and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from hor late residences, No. y Middle street
on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
mcnt at Lancaster cemetery. u
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Peasant Day ana ou,ot Vote.

Arieasant Day ana u ouiot Vote.
A more delightful day for tho election
could not be desired. We are enjoying n
delightful "lndian summer" atmosphere
and the sun is shining pleasantly and anon
being obscured by light hazy clouds.
Thus far VIC have heard of no disorder
at the polls, and have seen no drunken
men on tho streets Tho taverDs and
saloons are all closed aud except in the
vicinity Of the polling places the town is
IN quiet as though Il were Sunday.
Below will DO found the number Of
votes polled IN the several wards OF the
city, compared with the votes poled at the
.ame hour for president in 1880 aud for
governor In 1882
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tUR Hay Fever recommend Ely's Cream
Balm. IL entirely relieved me from the first
up liCatiuu have been n suffer for ten years.
Going from hOmc and neglGCting to take tho
rcmGdY,l had an attack after returning
Immediately rcsortcI to It, and found instant
relief believe, had begun its use earlier,
should not have been troubled. }. CoLLYER,
Clerk, lis Broad st, Elizabeth, ". J.
My brother Myron and myself were both
curcd to all appearance, OF CHturrh and Hay
Fever last July ana August. Up to this date,
Dec. o heithcr have had any return of these
truubI,s. EIy's Cream Balm WAS the mcdi.
cine used. GABRIEL FERRIS, Spencer, II "a
Co. y !. O2-2wdcOdSw
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tSUKGI.AISN,
A shop and Dwelling House NJ EIih Ibeth
town Robbed,

A shop and Dwelling House NJ EIil 'beth
town Robbed,
This morning between one and three
o'clock burglars broke into the machine
shop of Buch Il Kelsey, at EIizlbethtown,
this county. They tried to break open
the safe, but did not succeed, though they
upset and battered it badly. They ran
sacked the drawers of the desk and stole a
lot of postage stamps and small amount
of money. They broke open several tool
chests and stole some valuable tools be-
longing to the workmen.
On leaving the shop they visited Mr.,
lleisey's house, near by, affecting an en-
trance by forcing the shutters with some
of the tools they stole from the shop
Here they stole all the silver knives, forks,
spoons, &c., aud several hats, coats
shawls and other articles of clothing They
emptied the pantry and carried off with
them all the meat, bread, butter, eggs anC
other provisions.
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rrann .I.ms. - ON ,. rr,.,,

KANSAS Cry, Nov. In tho spe al
court held at Galatin yes.crday ono 80
against Frank James WIS n, 10 pros ~.
The Others were cont nued ~ the
prisoner was remanded to this ~ ~.
He was brought here ,st night We
criminal court begius O. the Goth, ins
Tho Blue Cut robbery so is on tho
docket and IL Is consider probable that
James will not be tried ., lallatiu avain.
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OFFICERS ELEUTED.

onioisls Named In Turnpike Companies
At an election for officers of the Lau.
caster X Lititl turnpike company, held at
Lititz yesterday, the following gentlemen
were elected
PresidCnt-U. G. Long.
Managers-Em'l =. Keller, Adam 5.
Keller, Reuben A. Baer, Jno. NJ. Eby,
BcDj. Long, ir., II. II. Tshudy, a. w.
Shober.
TrcaBurer-M. F. Huebner.
Another Election.
Conestoga and Big Spring Valley turn
pike company:
President-Dr. Henry Carpenter.
Secretary and treasurer-RobeEt A.
Evans.
Managers-S. II. Reynolds, David p.
Lochcr, John B. Kreider, Christian Le
fevre and DR.. VIM. Compton.
The Lancaster and rruitviiIs,
Lancaster and Fruitville.
Presdent-E. Z. Keller.
Secretary and treasury-Harry Carpen-
ter.
Managers-Jacob NJ. Myers, David NJ
Myers, George Shreiner, john X. Bltner
and A. b. Huber.
Oficers for AnoIher Company.
The following officers were elected by
the stockholders of the Lancaster and
Wiliamstown turnpike company a, the
Grape hotel yesterday
President, Henry G. Long managers,
John c. Iagor, Samuel II. Reynolds,
Geo. l.. Buckwalter, Geo d. Slaymakcr,
Emanuel i. Keller ; treasurer, William
L. BrintOn.
Other Eiections were AS Foiiows
Bridgeport and Horseshoe President,
A NJ. Frantz secretary and treasurer,
A. X. Howery managers, Francis Shroo
der, Amos Bushoug, Geo. L. Buckwalter,
Jacob Rohrcr and ID. b. Lands.
Willow Street President, John Ken
dig secretary aud treasurer, George X
B. Herr, Jere Herr, Joseph f. Herr, JOIN
Kendig and Reuben A. Baer.
Millport and Strasburg: President, Geo,
X. Reed; secretary and treasurer, John +,
Reed; Managers, A. M. Frant2, Johu
Ranck, George 5. Lefovre, John Meek aud
&. A. Heinitsh
Big Spring and Beaver Valley: President
John Strohm; secretary and treasurer, {
b. Herr; managers, Daniel Herr, Frauh
NJ. Herr, Frank SHREDDER and Christian b
Herr.
Lancaster and New Danvlle President
George Levau; treasurer, Jacob J., Hess
managers, Amos McAlNster Rudolph
Herr, J. b. Herr, NJ. LSIuber and Henry
Baumgardner.
Lancaster and Mannheim President
Israel J.. Lands ; secretary aud treasurer
Ii. II. Gingrich managers, David llOch
stetter, George X. Reed, Abraham G
Bowman, Aaron II. Danner and llenr
Bealer.
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Plenty of Charges.

Jacob Murray was sued before Alderman
Barr yesterday by his brother William, on
the charges of assault and battery, me- -
licious mischief and surety of the peace.
Henry Briukman was held by the same
alderman to answer the charge of assault
ing his wife.
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EIactinn TrnnhIa. a.--

Suit was brought before Alderm an
Barr, against Harry Metzgar to day on t he
charge of perjury, it being alleged that he
swore falsely at the third ward election
polls. Harry Leonard was sued before
the same Alderman by Metzgar, for assault
ing him.
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The best Salve In the world for cuts bruises
sores, ulccrs. aalt rhcum, letter, chappod
hands, chilhlnins, cOrns and all kinds of skin
erupuons, frcClNes and pimplcs. The snlvc Is
guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction I'm
every case Ur money refunded. Be sure you
got liEHRY's CARBoLIC SALvE, "a all others are
but limitations and counterfeit. Price n
cents. sold IN Lancaster at Cochrin's Drug
Itor". l37 Sorth OuHUn street myEI-a
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DastardIy Robbers,

CHICAGO, Nov. GA special from
Chihuahua, Mexico, states that Jacob
Kipp, wealthy resident of Milwaukee,
Wis, while on his way from the Mexico
Central terminus at Loredo to Durango,
was robbed of $4,000 and murdered by
road agents. His wife was outraged.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. G.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, increasing cloudness and
rain southerly winds, shifting TO west and
northwest increasing in force; rising tenn.
perature to-day, colder weather on We'd
nesday, falling following by rising baron"
an
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shOtiu N DuArreI,

FREDERICK, Md, Nov. Ga difficulty
occurred this morning between Charles L..
Topper an ex-policemau and Daniel
Kennedy, notorious characer, in which
Lapper was shot and killed.
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recommend Lady Cnmelia's Secret of
Youth and Beauty tor the complexion rs be
ing far superior to any article ever used. II
positively removes FrcCkles, ant Will remove
Tan in one application. Price soc.
For sale at all druggists.
MRS. J. RENNE SMITH,
ie.6.GmdM&' Newark, n. j.
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The grand concert to be given by Mics
Emma rhursby, on Friday evening, prom.
ises To draw AN immense crowd The chart
for the sale Of reserved seats was opened
this morning and up to noon 100 seats had
boon taken.
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In Luck.

party az gentlemen stopping Ia the city
for IL few days said thoy were In luck when
they heard that their clothing could he thor
oughly renovated and repaired by Ralph
simon, the London clothing rcnovator, itG
North Duke street near Chestnut. n52ls
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A Suicide In the irving House PniladeI-
pnlA,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a man who
registered at the Irving house last night
as Jabob Erbe and who told the proprietor
that he was an oil retiner and resided in a
suburb of fittsburg committed suicide in
his room this morning by cutting his
throat.
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. @, 1883.
TO-DAI'S ELECTIONS.
SHOWING TnE DRIFT OF
TIE CONTEST

-
Indications that q Large Vote Ia being Toli-
Oh IN this ststc-Demoorstio Controller
for philadelphia, ana the Election
quiet tbsro-A strong Vote being
cast In New YORK Nothing de-
nnits Anywhere-advices
from several states.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. G.-The weather
to day is Gne and the indications are that
much larger vote will bo polled in tho
state than was anticipated by party mana.
gers.
1t is agreed between the leaders of the
democratic and Republca nsidts that
an comparisons of figures shall
DO made with last years election
Tor governor. Tue combined vote
of Beaver (ltep.) and Stewart Gud. RepO
will DO set against that of Pattison Dem.
80 that gains for the Democrats to day
will mean gains as against the full Repub
lican vote. The Democrats will have To
gain some four thousand on full vote in
order to elect their ticket to-day.
In the city the interests centres chiefly
on the controllership. 5. Davs Page,
(Domocrat, is endorsed by the Committee
OF One Hundred for that Office, while u.
Harper Jeflries (ltep.) is rut n'ng as a
straight out. AS the Committee of One
Hundred Is large factor in municipal
politics here, tho election of Page by a
small majority is Anticipated
There is little or nothing of interest to
| add in connection with the rest of the city
ticket The election is passing off quietly
and one slight row is recorded at police
headquarters.
"A Light Vote Around pittspurg.
PiTTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 6-The day ID
clondy, warm and threatening rain. The
election is passing off quietly. No dis
turbances have been reported, and up to
noon very light vote was p0llcd. The
Republicans are cutting Niles, while
Democrats arc generally voting the straight
ticket.
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Il an irresistible fellow, brim tull ot stories,
Jokes, courage, selt-ass uranCe and grit. lie Is
very taking witnal. BUrd0ck BLOOD BhterS
where, and are sold everywt ere. For sale by
II. -. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l89 North
Queen street.
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Thns, Innpuil tir,sotpo s,n.ntions. cnustng
vnu IN trrt scarcely nIIc 10 he on your tecl (;
that constant drain that is taking from your
,,,,,,, a., i,s ,nrn,or rlo.trcIt,, drIving tbe
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upon your vital forces, 'cnduring you IrritA.
bic and frcttul, can easily q re- , Ovcd by thc
use of that marvellous remedy, Hop Bitlers.
IrrppuIaritIps and =, Instructions OF your sys.
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cause O: periodical pain are permanently re-
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are profoundly grateful and show such an In
tcrcst In recommending Hop Bitters ~ women
re.ls Young Again.
My mother was afflicted a long time with
Neuralgia aud dull, heavy, inactive cordi-
ton OF tho whole system headache, nervous
prostration' and was almost helpless No
phyhciaus or medicines did her any good
Three months ago she began To use Hop Bit
iers with such good crcrt That sue seem ana
feels young again, although over ~ years Olu,
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WILLIAMSON
nKpnANs' CoUnr SALE OF VALUABLE

~
~ REAL ESTATE.
On SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Il,
1885, in pursuance OF an ordcroi the Orphans s.
Court OF Lancaster County, will be sold at
Public Nendue, Ht the Fountain Inn, south
Queen street, anClstCr ity, Pa, the 10 low
ing Real Estate OF Christian strobe, deceased,
TO Wit
No. /. 4 Lot or Piece OF Ground situate on
the west side OF south Queen street, I'm the
iity OF Lancaster, aforesaid, containing in
front on said street 90 feet 10 inches, and in
depth westward 2i1 feet TO Beaver street, (,
bounded on the north by land ot george w.
CormCny, and on the south by land OF Henry
shear. The Improvements consist OF Two one.
story Log Weather. Boarded Dwelling Hon ses
and a OnC-s;Ory shop, fronting on said South
Queen street, and respectively numbered 53i,
$50 and 53s. This Is u large and valuable lot
for building purposes, having II fro II on
50 IN Queen and on Beaver streets.
NO, ?, lot or piece OF ground, ST uRtC on
the northwest side OF High street. In salt city
OF Lancaster, cOntain0 10 feet in front ana eN.
tending In depth 23 feet more or less to
ground OF said q. BIumcnstOCk on northeast
and northwest. and by late Adam wise on the
southwest. The improvements are II one.
story brick house. No 6N, on said High street (;
truii trees. and other improvements.
Possession and title will bC given on hpGil ],
1854.
Sale to commence Rt 7o'clOCl< ~. IN vi hen
| due attendance with be given anu terms
| sale made known by
T. BhUMAN,
| Trustee app Intod 10y the OIpha' s Cont /,
| sell said real estate
| SnuBERr SUTTON. Aucliunrers. oG-Th&5
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FntaI ExpIosion of Iienllne,

RAUBoIN, France, Nov, 6.-During a
fire in a factory here yesterday quantity
of benzne was ignited and exploded
killing ten peg72ns a. '@jur'ng twenty
others
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nnMIn sacnrs n.aIih

seems strange that any one viii sufier
from the many arrangements brought on by
AN impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ.
Wills sARSArARlLLAA AANDSTILLINGIA,
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Cured when Physicians Give Up,

"Our family physician gave up our child tC
die" wrote Henry Knee, esq, or Verilla, War
rem CO., Tenn. " 1t had tlts. Samaritan Ner.
UiHc has cured the child" $3.50.
n6lwdCOd&w
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CHILLs tUver, Ggue ana weakness are cured
by Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic. ASkJor Cot
dcu'S of druggists. njlwdcOd&W
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HrARRE1 .


To-day being election day no New York
stocks or market, or Philadelphia st~cSi, are
reported,
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HIllI NOTICES.

ContaRiOn destroyed by Durbys Prophylac.
tic Fluid. see advertisement.
For Lame Back, side or Cnest use SHI
Ions POROUS PLASTER. Price, % cent.
sold by II. -. Cochran, Island 1872 North Queen
tr-Ct, Lancaster. fcDlIeOd6
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SHUBERT & SUTTON, Aucts.
OCt25uOyl, ,s,l2,H,l5
,UnLiU sALEnFYALuAnLE CITY rR0

ID
L PERTY.-In pursuance OF an order OF tho
Orphans Court OF the County OF Lancaster,
will be sold by public vendue on "Wednesday,
tho lIth day OF November, A. ID. 1883, at tho
Leopard Hotel in the city OF Lancaster, tho
following described valuable real estate OF
John SwartZ, late OF said city, deceased, Wiz;
4 lot ot ground fronting on East King ST.,
In said city, 6t feet ~ inches and in depth TO
Grant street TO eastern boundary 207 feet, and
to western boundary 2ll feet, adjoining prop
crty OF the Widow Ltchty aud Hon. A. Herr
smith, There Is erected on said premises
large tw0story Double frame Kough-Cas
House, Nos. 5lI and tl9 East King street, con.
veniently arranged for two families and IA
hydraut under cover and truittrees of various
kinds. This property Will be sold In one or
more purparts to suit purchasers
Persons desiring TO see said premises VIII
please call on Mrs. SwartZ, residing AT NO OH
East King street.
| JOHN w. JACKSON,
| Administrator with will annexed OF John
| swartZ.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-06
"A Light Vote Around pi,,spurg.
IN NEW YORK,
A Heavy Vote Bs,pg po,Isn

New York, Nov. G.--The weather is
fine to-day and there are indications Of a
large vote being polled. Great interest is
centered i'll the contest for mayor of
Brooklyn.
Both Democrats and Republicans ex.
pect that Maynard, the Democratic candi
date for secretary of state, will run con
sderably behind his ticket throughout the
state.