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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
Cena,aissioner's SG!e
-OF---
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

t,;HE undersigned. Special Commissioner IN
pursuance or Decree ~ The ,lfculi '',i'
II Jefferson County. rentere! On ihe l7-h e'y
- Nav. lSs3 in q cause therein VcndIn& ""'Il
in Nicholas Narmion- Administering - COLE
nlainaut and GEORGE Narmiou ald others AR
d.f,udlnts. will offer FOR s.lc at pupHc iv,.i'"
in front of the Mountain View Hoiel ia mar
per's Ferry,
On SATURDAY,, N0TENBER lo'd iss5
o,11mA n. .Re following RIAL ESTATE
~ which Nicholas Marmon died seized
Two Lots on Clay and Madison stress tire,
ro.s on Union street. one Lot on Jackson ana
T,vlor street. e.ght aui half Lots Ola JeieF-
e,-, s-r.et on. lotion Water street. i've Lots
Is y - 20 - and Is; one lot " a." All
If said ot. are IN the town of Bolivar. Also
.t,-,t 1--WE cc-cs below, Catholic GTgve-yard' one
Lot , Block =. Camp-kil, ore Lot Block L.
one Frame House and Lot IN South b0hFar'
on Union street One Lot on Church street
Hlfper's Ferry. Twelve and three uar.ef los
al Shenandoah City, Tract oi Lana 10 It|'
rcr's FFrrr Distric.-about fifty acres one LIT
in Harpers Ferry, No By.
TERMS OFSALE- Oue-third Cash; rcsit1c
in one and two wears, equal Payments. "i'i l.-
tercst from dty Of sale. 90 be sce'Te4 %! oo'i'S
and deed Of trust on property sold -,
Special Commissioner.
VIM. E. Anderson. Auciionee--
hereby certify tha, bond has been executed
according 20 lrw in The foregoing cause
Veste-- +. +. LYNCH, 'ie' x.
October 70. 1883. Free Press fee SUB.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
Farsls scr kTSMf.

rE1HE farm of T. Il Bates. know - Sc BelTi-
! i,-,. one milc iro;H Charlt-tnwn, fur Rent
I,,I, ~ ALFRED BATES
NEy : 1S22-St. Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08

a few days ago while stick Of wood wa
bsiDg saved 10 woodward in Alexandria
;hc saw struck ssainstsomething hard "hen
he suck vas Withdrawn. Il was then Ell I
with m axe, when a perfect horseshoe,
nails and all, was found embedded in the
..lrr harrt Of tine wood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08

bio ie&is says American women need
sunshine. and not pain; and powter, 10 im-
nrnve their comnleN nns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
G93 orr MES STORE!
NAaT HS H&YE |


Our new sto-, is lieat IN the Font, li.l, So
H.e Centre .clgwhcro as light o., day L2l;
tY calie1' 81 ,bc purchaser on ihe qualify. 80
value and tire price. Hight 81 Snow thc peo. 81
thsu, .,d or more aiticlei thcy ia's, N ~.
PI.Cn GOOyo * NEaCllA%g TAiLOEISG
Two hundred STYLES of 5pi'inr 20; Cl1om
work embracing Foreign and Ameiic-" Hap-
ut.cture, ii:Ie a.: -C-. .s,i - any e>'e'.isi--
-,,euf .u -ae S;lst. GlGn,.ts n..dc in "rlei 30
:.c .iY,t artistic manner uGd satisfaction fr---
a.teel 20 all.
KEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
The goods md styles are so nrrsE01s. he
c1,iec-iI. 80 i-uu. .nsC, ;he prices ~ low, tti-i
several columns vJu1 hardly hold "a lis' 81
item. We can only say co:ns AMI judge III
yo- relf
FURNISHINGS.
D,ess Shirts. lnder,.lir;s. Drawers. S'or',-
io-. rg,lsr.. cuffs. Sccf Nc3r llLndSeIrnic.-
s1pende-s. C.lur ami cue Buttons, 'sge-.
Umbrellas. Hand and Travelling sa'ch-is. %
every ar.ic.cuc BED tDou,iit Gentlemen, foH-h
or Chi,iror.
HATS AND CARS.
Tho -.vic. arI qualiiics are souurc-orsani
tae prices $40 cheap .Aa. r- caa ch'y So come
All .cc ,ncm.
LADIES AND tt]NEtN = ~ to
AGD TRIMMINGS.
Capes. Collars and Muiis, Beautiful Fur Trim
ming. tor Dresses md Er9is.
LADIES FCR-LlNED CIRCULARS,
DULMANS AND WRAPS.
The most popular article for laiiya' .wca7.--
Tlemut goods al moderate prizes. 80 lady
s1.u.i purchase untii ale secs the llyl - aad
prices.
HORSE. BUGGY AND SLEIGH BLAE-
KITS AID ROBES.
s look "a our line viii convince you we Or
HEADQUARTERS Tor ,hrse eoois. 10 BUFFALO
ROBES. consigned 90 us direct from tAe terri
tories. Retaiied -, whDlesaia p-.cc.
GLOVES,
To 81 aay hand. to please any! IS, at manu-
firture7s prices. none shgli excel la AID ie"
Will equal u.s..
Ekp E5EGE2,z&E|S
Nenuf...urers. Ciothiers Furui-her- Hat:crs,
tc7-iers and Gioser7
Opposite Baldwin House,
HAGERsTOWS, Nd.
n...f.- 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08

Re-. Elijah Wilson, WriShtsviile, Pa,
say. Brown, lion Bit;ers have permanent
Is cured me ofchills and fever.
Second Aauual Nssfo-' Entertainment
J. u c. 1
This Entertainment Is now ID ocore-oi
wAi-h due notice will 10 given
T. = NoLANp.
Business Manager.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08

~ eW Goods,
! An now in reccip; oc my flli u9plT Of
Z Gcueral Merchandise and ".il be pleased 10
supply my friends and thepabi.c generally.
COTTON FLANNELS.
u I'd. Brown. Slate, Fancy Figured, Bleoch-
IL Cd and Cnblccched Canton tiafnels o.
al grades.
WOCLFE GOODS.
E7ANCT CaSsIMEH- Domestic ditto. Pulled
Z Cloth, Wooden Shirts. c-., iJr mems wear.
FSLK. * Col Ladies cloth, and o;her Wooiens
d fr drcs,,s, Hne aEd medium y hite Plan
feis He.yy c.4fsr Flanae.s, and lancy ATTIC.
Ifeeyv Homemade Grey, fine caXony Siee.
Grey. aud Domestic ditto. ladies Vests.
WOODEN WARE.
WHITE OAK Hamper Baskets, Buckets,
" Tubs. Baskets, Wash Boards B-oons, &c.
CROCKERY.
OUEEEsWARE Glassware Lamp, Majoi-
GA Ware. For sale by.
GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
oct q. 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
Gao. 7 LIGHT
sTgE.@T .Fg.skgwET. So.

fzNIiT undersigned have entered irto cn-pnT'-
I ucrship and are conducting business on
Main street, opposite ~ p. Parsonage. lt is
our purpose 20 have constantly Oh hand
CHOICE FRESH HEAIS.
IL season, carefully Slaughtered eud dressed
also Bacon. Fowls. Fish, lrgits, Flour, Meal,
Com Bran, On,l, Sc The housctcgpcr can
cal upon us confidently expecting 20 hud ihs
hee: supplies for t.e table prncuable "a this
market: aad g. reasonable charges
Respectfully,
MERCHANT Il LUCAS
E.irtlar,t L ie.-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
Ei7.Ee kBro1Cse jag"

THE Little Brown Jug, and GOO Gallons ~
other superior ohio stone wore just fecd-'
aud FOR sac. Special inducements % tne
trade = T.. AoilIN' .O-f'
Aug. 26.13s9
nTLIGI0yS fOOKS.-Bea Hur. tale q
Il tic Christ Prince of the House OF David,
Peep Of Da scries-i vols. and y story o.. tls
bible. Book Department o.
0ctc',er 2. s. AIsQVITH co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
Selling Oh at Cost
E7@T Ee 3.

INTENDING 20 discontinue th' fffiHli.
I bsane.s ans tsag aosr ~ e'tH '
1ae af.i.. of tic nrn az s'.'',lJ '
a.. Gin ,'i our ,nii!e staez .f b. .rr,iIri-t
an, next tao seeks. Ali pr 1n- ini-''-i g,
50. G:il cfl;cr favor 1y ir,nr' iAy ".'l- I'D
thur accounts. -
FASNEr3. MECHANICS AID I't't-
ErlFFBs viii iiniitlu tteIr % !'tei'.r ~
s.,ll carly lnd bug ch'sp 4mf iu 20. i.n
DUKE Is GALLAHIN.
Sortc-ni.rls. lvs3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
ssctiCe
OF Commissioner OF accounts.

The following Fiduciary Accounts were
rlar.d before me f7r settlement at the respec-
tive date indicated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
EEKNGMkEDaEl!

c. ". BRoWN. Salesman.
June IL, lSS3-ly.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-11-17
MOVABLE AND lMMoyABE PROPERTY
rNo11Esr TAxPAYEs OF THE
PARISH OF ST. LANff' FOR
THE YEAR 1873 J.

pY VIRTUE OF THE AuIf9driIin laws ESlt, ~ 1he
- in me by the Constitnuoh,t tha ~ .m5
state OF = sa.n To1,rtlossaf the parish of
front " WY w +nygn Of Otousas, in which
st. LanarJs u ias Court of Cd parish is held,
the Civil Disali0S % hours for ittai sales, begin
;no al II o'clock A. M., on
St. Landry democrat., 1883-11-17

John. Seventy acres of land with
improvements situated on Bayou Courta-
bleat, bounded north by Stephen Taylor
south by John Fahey, east by L. NJ Rich
ard and west by said bayou. Amount of
State and parish taxes for the year 1882,
thirteen dollars and sixty -four cents and
St. Landry democrat., 1883-11-17

Lanc!os, Alexandra T., Prairie Gros Cfcvre,lil.
I've stock. Amount of State and parish
taxes for the year 1882. one dollar and six
teen cents and costs
St. Landry democrat., 1883-11-17
saturday, Noyefn'f ~ Asss.

aytd each succeed
.ese completed, all
) perty on which
.eate of Louisiana
enforce collection
/ the year 1882.
;1 thereon from
seminer. 1882. at
.tr annnln and all
d,linquent taxpay-
Aue BY each ON the
tproperty assessed
fit:
St. Landry democrat., 1883-11-17
NUMBER As.

gun. Amount of State aud ,,,,;t,. little ana
cent ee1 Inc y ysar issa one dollar and
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01

DAuk"I.'S TONIC.
Mothers Spinning Wheel.
Concerning One Article That Was Not
For sale, and Another Which is
Cheap at Any Price.

" 81. -.r.l wouldn't sell you that for any
money that -Uinuing wheel was my mothers.
/. WIS DDW day, wUou -UN was singing ike o
lark alI maxim this Oil wheel hum. that my
father. then 20 young medical STUDENT, after
wa. Il "A farmer. fell iu lpv" with her-sOmI
u.IT years ago
-o-UuEu 'an UrOI..pt1r OF rough bit of
tam. land is lister county, y. y, to relic
hunter. aul " mothers spinning wheel re-
ma'nm. among her children ana grandchii-
GEuu.
My m1,arr," write. Rev. ). W. Phelps,
T.,tur OF -. fauI- n. T. Church, Chicago,
" has used PAgEEEs TONIC, and wishes
mc 20 say that sac has found IL
NOR" effective than anything che ever used
lurinvigp gpritius and strengthening the sys.
ten. NrD.lia'uj by malaria she desires me
also especially % mention the certainty with
whicl It oiIs digestion and overComes cN.
Ever since tho dr., hon. .choli was establish.
vn. b. m.,A.r'7 opinion has been moro potent
lu tu,z wur. 'lan That Of judge, juTist or ply.
-i.!an. Her hand has always cooled the fever
al.E UCg voice has been Filled with hope. with
each lay decline PAEhEE'S Tonic IL be-
coming NOR" uvs.rvcdly popular with the
wnN.tr N.p guar. alike husband ana cha
8grN II t'ltlCair- malaria. poison from the
UlCnH. ITo.m which tEerc L. now such wide
spread 7ui',unE.
Please uH.rryr DIR. pARkEG's TOSICI-
I"' m ..'.. cant, II s. a combination OF -ey.
u!H lugIr irnts, 'i which none -lugIy can
produce anything like IT, cir-Ct. For kidney,
stomach and Liver troubles II j. the stan arli
and unitI.u- remedy. In tive sizes; 80 cents
and 81 TIC batter the cheaper. HIsCOL 4 Co,
iH'm'''a. NJ" loIk. dcCI.lmdeod
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01
aancagter JnteIIigenrcr.
sATuapAY FvENINo, DEC. i, 1893,
social wAsHiNaroN.

IN ,.ba, causes tns misrepresentation OF
Capital Sifo - Due'
Atlantic.
The social side of Washington has never
been painted. There have been truthful
sketohes of certain features, but all at
tempts 10 portray the life led by the clever
and refined people have been unfaithful.
The misrepresentation Of which the capital
has been the victim is due largely to the
great hotels ard their environments. The
best side of the city cannot be studied in
it's public places. 1t would be unnecessary
10 say this of Boston, or New York, or
Philadelphia. No one would think Of
undertaking o study OF the inner and best
life of any one of our great business com
munitics ia the vestibule or smoking room
Of his hotel. 1t Is possible that Washing
ton receives different treatment because
tho public has an idea that tho city Is
composed manly of congressman ana
treasury clerks 1t suffers from superficial
observation. To a stranger nothing IS so
distracting as the hustle OF the great
carayansorics that are tho centres Of life
redolent with surface politics, noisy, snowy
and misleading, and with all the cheap
preten,iousncss Of shoddy fashion. Into
this coarse and glariug activity very often
fall the honest, worthy unsophisticated
country member and his wilo-he fro
auently a man of strong head and solid
accomplishment, and she a modest,
truatfnl, sensible housewife, whose am
bition is satisfied with her husband s
houors. This muglns of the vulgar aad
tho innocent helps to maintain the dctcp
ton, and does much TO induce the casual
observer to believe that he is seeing the
true essence, when he is looking ut very
bad imitation. Almost all the writors of
fiction who have futtcred, mo.h'iSc, about
the shining subject have been too much
attracted by the glagc O! the public places.
1t takes time aud opportunity to learn that
the men who are most in the newspapers
are not necessarily tho most prom iucnt 10
society.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01
RELfG IOUS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WILL nE uELu

bkitHlOlS-St kNECtS WILL Bb htID
IL In the following churches to morrow, In
tho morning nj lH3O, In the evening Mt ';lb
sunday school at I:li ". m, when tho hour IL
different Il & specially noted.
JOLLEUE CHArELa-hCN, =. \. SatChcll, pastor
First NJ. Z. church.
SEuOND Nv. CHURCH (Eug) )-Mulbcrry street.
Rev /. y. WOrmiu. sunday school at y. IN.
ON NTNNNNITES Services on sunday, Dec
.. az y p. W Preaching in both languages.
ST. LvEEs REr. .NNSu CuvRrH-M Marietta ave.
nue.. Rev. WIN. ?. Ltrhlitcr. sunday school
at = p IN.
sAiryl CurRcu or Gop-Rcv. y. Nelson rot.
ter
>r, JuuS's Lutheran REV. >ylvanus stall
GOtwuld mission school At y. IN.
FIRST kEFuENro CuURCH-hCv. y. \. Peters.
OlIyEr BAPTIST CHURCH-N. NJ. {. 4. Rooms.
kUv. VI. fT1yup. sunday school AZ r. m.
-. PAULs REroENEp-Rcv. ). II. ShumakCr,
u. y.
PREsnyrERlAS-Rcv Jas. \. Mitchell. u. II
Sacrament W the Lorl's supper IN the morn
ing.
INo> RrruEr-Rcv. \. II. Long.
MCRhEINN-Ecy. y. Max Hark. sunday
school 40 = p. IA. Communion In the evening.
ST rArLs NJ. E.-Bcy. 4. |. COLON.
SERVICES IN Go.Wald chapel, west james
street. tO-uurrOw sunday evening at ~
O'CLOCK Preaching 10y Rev. Mr.. Auraud
- lANE.-Dr. {. /. knight. TcCtor.--lOA a.
m, Litan~ aud Holy Communion ~ T. IN.
Evening Prayer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01
pW.JMNTIU -TKIP.
A Limb
Saved
And a Family Made Happy.

SIR. Philip Moore, OF West Webster.
Monroe County. \. y, says. Nv
daughter, now eighteen years old,
has, tor the past eighteen months,
lIu UiilIrtcd with rheumatism In Il
EtTy severe form, one year ago IL
settled In the knee, since hiCh time
size has been unable 10 touch her
foot e. the moor or move her limb
without suffering the most eXcIu.
clnung pain. ncr limb was fast
arOwing out Of shape, although we
were doing tor Aerull We could, hav-
hs USED all the remedies we could
hear OF ana that were recommended
Tor rheumatism, ROUGOi which ben.
Nitcd her I'm the least. Her case was
pronounced iuCurUblC by the phy.
stefan ana by our nCighbOTs, and ali
believed that she would be "A cripple
all her days, and that her limb WOULD
never be restored 10 its original
shape. But am happy to say that
'O-iUY my daughter II entirely tree
irom RIi rheumatic pains, ana that
she can walk with perfect ease, hny.
ing thrown aside her CrutChes, and
hcr limb seems Gs strong and per
rect as ever; all from the use OF
your wonderful medicine "Khcu.
inhllC syrup" which we consider
one OF the best medicines ever in.
Ilpuuccu for purifying the blood.
Hhd / only regret that all Others WHO
are afflicted with Rheumatism can
not know OF Its suptTiOr merits.
Ou aTG at liberty 10 use my name
ii ~ VIII 10 you any good, and |
Hhail be only too gladl tell anyand
everyone what II has done tor my
daughter"
PHILIP MOORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01

We want to say a word TO you who make a
living with yuur tongue. You certainly must
have clear, strong voice to engage your list.
cnCrs. pr. 7homuS' Eclcctric OF for sore
tnroat, colds. and hoarscncss t. uncNCclleL
Use and admire. For sale by ID. II. Cochran,
druggist, l8i and lS9 North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01
FOR siLG OK RENl

I,DE EfNT.-A FNhu TN CITY Cr
/ Lancaster from April !, ls,l Apply 10
}. NJ. BUkkE,
aIl'N NO. y North Duke street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01
WpIl aA INer

Lottic Howard writes from Buffalo, y. Y,
&c My system became greatly dCbiIitatcd
through arGuOus professional duticS. suffer-
ell from nauscs sick headache, uui bilious
ness, Tried BUrdOrk BiOoi BtNCrS with the
most beneficial effect. Am well IA ever
tOr sale by II. ID. Cochran, druggist, lJi and
ln North OMNrn strCCt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01

l.. the greuust Blood Purifier known, ana will
40 MI lhot Is claimed tor IL, send tor pamph.
iot OF testimonials and read OF those W no have
hton curci by It's use.
Rheumatic Syrup Co., Rochester, n. Y.
For sale 10y druggists TrIce Al M oer hot.
tic or bottles for s5UO. we wv
ocA.lyd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01

Dr. Deuson's Celery and CnamomHc Pil-
tar the cure OF Neuralgia are a sucCcss."-Dv
@. T.. Holman, Chrt ;ionburg, Va. 90 cents a'
druggists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01
wish everybody gnow.

Rev. George III. Thayor, an old citizen OF
WIS vicinity known 10 every one as u most
Influential citizen ana christian minister OF
@ tho ~, r. church, Just this moment stopped IN
ouL ouL sore 70 say /" wish everybody 10 know
M lnat Cohsldtt that both myself ana Wifo owe
our lltes 70 shlloh's Consumption Cure.n II
u having tremendous sale over our counters
hnu y klNihg perfect satisfaction in an cases
ot Lung Diseases, such a. nothing glso 4 ss
uOnO. DES. N ArCIIFTf - EB tN,Gt W
}uuRRos, Ind, May 10, tTs. ''''0''
sold by II. B, Cochran aluygist Nos ll7s and
l89 North Queen street, LRnchster, tebI4ecSI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01

Arc you disturbed at night amt broken or
your rest by a sick Child suffering and crying
viii. the uEcTUC.atiUg pain OF cutting tcoth
j. su, go ~ once and get q bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. l. will relieve
tan poor little sufferer immedia;cly-JC
upon it there IS no mistake about II, There is
not mother on earth who has ever usc'l %,
who will not tell YOU at once that 81 Will
regulate tho bowels and give rest ,o iao
..n'lar, and r"lict AMI health % the chLlt, or
,r.r'ug Nike magic. II perfectly SAFE tu uso
i.l ..t cases, amt pleasant 20 tho taste, and IS
3. .. prescription OF ono Of the Oldest and hust
l.Ualu physicians in tho TultoI Sfa'oa. sol Z
everywhere. - cents bottle.
m .yl-M.W,SSW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01
rRapELsRs, aUiBE,

4 ANUAsTER AND uiiIr.gtsvilSE
4 Cars run ~ follows;
Leave LnucItacr a.. " Dcpu,y, Ht 7, O. tnt
li;JO o. m, and 9, I, nnA $50 h. IN, uNrnat ur
saturday, whom the last car iBayet ~ pan y. 0,
Leave NNlewv'.u dover uudl az s. =, Rur. b.
~ A., and !, IS amt ! y. IN.
CnTp run U,ilN ON Hl IvU t''UH except Ga tun
dRy.
GOLUNRIA ~ rOKl DEPOSIT RAIL
- ROAD TIME TABLE,
frainB nov run regularly on tho Columbia
y Port DCpOslt Railroad ON tina following
umoi
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01

IL 80 said the Laugtry garter II getting TO b.
fashionable ana much worn how tuis may
be, We do not know, but We do know tnat
every body IL using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrur,
tor all catarrhal affections.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01
ENnEEUuuIs HALL.

1 NhEkCnUI HALL.
Nt rms l. 10 notify the public that the new
and beautiful hall VIII now be rented Tor Con.
SeI1, operas, balls, school Entertainment
Fatrs, Public Meetings, &c, ''
FOR terms ana further particulars, Rpply to
,,...,.,-...,, H. GEkHART,
'lH.l4tuI MhHhtlcnoi llull Association,
sl-3mdN&sE No. East King street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-01
KsTNAED

Harrisburg Express, which leaves Lancaster
N T.i0p. m, H.- d'roe' connections tWitnOnt
cuang' ~ Car7l - { 1ilIlhla and York.
"a. Line, west, on "auIny, wnuu narg...
SuE top ~ EuwuingtCW CONtoHviliC. rhrEns
bHrr douut JOY, + ..h.Nt0wu tal HI# Iln
tr@I..
pay Express. Fa.l Limo, No"s EEP.orr MnI
Train, No. /, Wustarr tgrnaH and fGci1" fE
press run daily.
The timo here given b. Eastern time, or that
OF the 18th meridian. hi,0 /. minute and .
seconds faster than That heretofore uspi
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In small Poz, Scarlet Fever ana piphtheria
spread oi the Infection F ~
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! INrEL ENk NENr.-1mE rNnrrnl

I 8OIEL FDh REST.-1uE PROPERLY
4 iuCiuiiug tho two story Brick House lru.
urdiitly cast Oit hotel, on last kugallcut.
between Church ami Middle streets LuuCus
ter, Pa, known as the General jackson Hotel.
OF ono year This no uI uuiOius the new amt
splendid Eastern Market House lust erected
Ni cost OF $4,000 and r. a most eligible IOCn-
uun tor - paying business Ia the hands OF "a
competent landlord. There will be- erected IN
the spring brick stable to 90 with the Motel.
with capacity tor 20 or 90 horses, other TN.
pruIcmunls Will also bc made BIDS Will I've
Iac,lNrd from nt"rs IN writing up TO Mon
uay, brgrlLncT lO, lsSi in which reference
must Ur given u- To COmpctanCy, names of
-,Cuiiy or rent ana the amount OF rent
uncrC e. Rent viii be payable monthly. The
I'ENl 20 iv.cCl amy or AL bids reserved. Al.
dIcss BIDS 10 NJ, MACGOElGLE,
ngi,.s,DL5sd slG h, Orange Il
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4 MJMuANEn OKrnANs, unhKr sAlr

"a OF real CstatC.-On SATURDAY, DEC.
10, ls>i, IN pursuance OF an order OF the Or
sold at pubic sale, ut tho keystone IIou,o. I'm
tho city OF Lancaster. the following real C..
tate of Patrick Kane, decd, TO wit A lot or
West walnut street, In Lancaster city, con.
tanning in front Il feet, 80 inches, and in
htplh % leel, ~ inches, ana numbered 20 On
when = erected one story BRICK DWELL
No HOUSE. Weli OF water with pump ON
the premises,
sale TO commence nt O'Clock, p. IN, when
attendance will be given and terms ni sal,
made known by
HENRY j. BUTLER
tUUBERT Il SUTTON, TrurIrC Ia SriI
AucuohcnIS' n2i,dl, Sl5l
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To what causes tus Mi1opresentston OF
Capitai aifo - pue'
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Rheumatic Syrup

PHILIP MOORE.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-20

to witness, and he almost broke down; but
amid the loud cheering of his enormous au-
dience, he at last concluded his magnificent
address, 'Visibly affected indeed land
touching emotionp They little knew that
my speech was nearly ruined by the sinister
influence of Sandie Macpherson!
The great man paused, half amused, half
angry at the remembrance of his odd expe-
rience. Reaching out his hand, he took
down a pipe from the mantel piece, filled and
lit it, and Smoked few minutes in silence.
with his sad eyes fixed upon the fire. / sat
watching him, reverently and wonderingly.
AT last he broke the silence:
81 never saw Sandie again after that.
''About year ago, however, an old friend,
a minister of the Kirk, coming on a visit
from Glasgow, informed me that my former
school-felow, who was one of his congrega-
ti0n, had recently died. My friend had been
with him frequently during his last illness.
l asked, not without anxiety, if the poor
fellow had sill remembered?'
"My friend smiled me.
'Oh, yes, he remembered you WE'LL he
replied, 'and only few days before his
death he spoke about you.'
Indeed and what did he say?' said
carelessly.
Shall give you his very words? asked
my friend, laughing merriy.
Certainly
They're telling me, he said, that En-
cildoune has just written another book.
Lord, minister, surely the world has gone
clean daft What can folks see in such a
silly fool as you?'
$50 Sandie passed away" concluded the
old philosopher, "and now, whatever hap
pens to me, know that my career must be
considered failur e; for the one dream Of
my existence, to make an impression on
Sandie Macpherson, has been rendered i'm.
possible forever"