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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-02
THE AFTERMATH.
R.y,Ew or rur TRADE SITUATION.

nusips-s Dono by tho national ana Private
Banks Dur,ng tho April Hush--About
tho court Bouse.
From general survey of the field, after
the hub bub OF tho First of April, IL appears
that business is In q satisfactory " but
not blooming state. Tho banks all did
good busiuess--the Farmers national
nearly as much rs last year, while their
Saturday and Monday business was larger
than the corresponding days last year.
Their deposits yesterday cover as many
pages as last year, but tho totals are not
30 large. Money is plenty and loans are
freely made on good paper Az the
County bank much tho Same state OF
affairs exists, The clerks were never
buster than thoy were yesterday, but the
absence Of any very heavy roal estate
transactions caused tho totals to foot up
somewhat less than last year. Business,
however, was very satisfactory deposits
numerous aud money plenty.
At tho Frst national, also, tho nggro
gate OF business was less than last year, u
good portion ol IL being transacted on
Saturday and Monday before tho first Of
April, aud somo Of ii being necessarily
lett over for few days, owing TO cuSto
mers being disappointed in getting money
that was promised them. Business on
tho whole waa, however, very satisfactory.
AT the Fulton national the business on
tho First was larger than ever before, as II
was also on the Monday preceding. Tho
deposits were large, obligations promptly
met aud not borrower was turned away
empty handed.
The private bankers all did a good bust.
nosR, Reed Il Henderson very considerably
more than last year; Reed, McGrann &
Co. " deposits werO rather larger than last
year, though tho number OF depositors was
less, aud consequently had less trouble.
Country customers are rapidly learning
the advantage of doing business by means
Of checks, which greatly facilitate mat.
ters. AT Lochor Il Sons tho business done
was about the Gamo as last year, while Mt
Bair Il Shenk'S IL was somewhat less.
ABOUT tue court Houso.
Tho number Of mortgages entered in
tho recorders Office was 60, and Of dceds
and releases l62, which is about tho same
number as last year but the fees received
wero not much more than halt as great as
last year.
In tho prothonOtaiys Office the judg-
ments entered were 800. which is 40 less
than were entered April /, 1888
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rERRlIiLE AUUIDTNT.
a mau Mapgloa Beyond r. oognitlon.

a man MabGlod Beyond r. coGnition.
This morning about daybreak the re-
mains of man, mangled beyond rocogni-
tiOn, were found on the track of tho Penn
sylvania railroad near Mill Creek station.
They are supposed to DO those of Benz.
Humphreyyille, resident of Harrisburg
and brakeman on extra freight No. lS
east, and it is supposed that he fell from
his train about midnight at tho point
named and the train passed over him, as
well as all the trains that followed up to 8
o'clock this morning. The remains were
gathered up aud brought to this city on
the 0:45 q. m. train and Coroner Shiffer
was notified and empanneled jury to
hold an inquest.
This afternoon tho coroner's jury held
meetings at o'clock and at 2:20. The
men attached to the train on which Hum
phreyville was running were first called.
Jacob Neh, the engineer, testified that
they stopped at Mill Creek Humphrey.
vile shoveled coal on the tender and as
sisted in putting the water in
AS the train started he stepped
off the engine on the right side.
They first missed him at Gap, and upon
reaching Coatesville found he was not on
the train. George Mcclellan, conductor
of engine No. 35, testified that they found
deceased between so aud 100 yards east OF
the water plug, A leg was lying some
distance from the body. They gathered
up the pieces and put them together. The
| other train men corroborated this witness,
The jury returned verdict of accidental
death.
The deceased was about 23 years OF age,
and his home was in Jenkintown, Mont.
gomery county, but ho boarded in Harris
burg. He was single man, but was Ia
have been married shortly. This was the
first trip he had made with this engine.
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pni,.de,pn,. masses.


beow. esn.sapsLraI. April s-Slnrr dun and
uIoM Iuu,.na oas5 20 pa. ianily, y oo1s 81 Ohio d
a. .omS =, ~ 20 straight % 5000 % winter pat
i've ~ tioup iomp az ~; a sspsr'ns pr do ooae7s.
= WWH' NO. do, sfci No. Penn'a Rec.
az Corn % steady iair demand steamer mixed
s1lS ahu xeilow; oon67c sail yellow and mixed.
'nno,nho no. mixed and yellow, htsfb8c.
Oa's qnietand easier No. White, ~ naa,lc /;
No. NO, 90, nx@.iNci No. s do toxc TO
,eetea; e,o white s,,1 nc Msrsoc No mixed, Soc
Seeds clover quiet at eaioc, T,no,hv
duh at sl 35Spi 4Ot Fiaxseed Arm at si ~ 1ao'"s
Provisions dnll and unchanged, Mov.
Pork, tl9 O0AioS 80 re, 4 Hams, sl7 7Se69s inSis
Bacon ~smosed Shoulders, slasxc, salt
do 7sk17hc; Smoked Hams, it6i5c pickied
do l2sl9lSc.
Lard quiet city refined a, 100
l0Hc; loose butchers, 90; primo steam
Butter dull and easier Creamery
extra, 33d3jc nrsts. 31a33; n O. q N. Y.
extra, 30c; 1rsts, 27f23c Western extra
l8dh25c; do good TO choice, l7a2oc.
Rolls dull at s7i6c.
Eggs quiet; Western Extras, 19l<G2'c
cheese firm. hut prices quiet N. Y. full
creams, iSL1l5c; Western do, 13H6l3k |;
Western iair 10 good, ilk1l9xc; Pa. part
skins, 7dsc do fun skins, 607c for fresh
Nhi5Ry at 81 ~
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eyes by exhibiting in ono OF his show
windows huge English haro and couple
Of nests Of Easter eggs. There is o space
Of 10 inches between the tips OF bunny's
ears whom stretched out.
Heavy storms prevailed here last night.
first between IL and and again about
o'clock. A largo quantity Of hail fell, and
some snow. Raiu descended almost In
torrents,
VIM. Clark, tho Reading & Columbia
railroad ticket agent here. Is now selling
I, 200 mile mileage books for tho Philadel.
pha 81 Reading railroad company. Col.
umbians have been obliged hitherto to
send to Philadelphia or Reading for these
books
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Tho Uorner Loafcr Must uo.


Columbia Herald.
In time OF peace prepare for war;" has
no Significance in the matter of the
borough government at present, We have
frequently spoken of the corner loafng
and appealed to those In authority to
break II up, but our efforts thus far have
been fruitl5ss. This Is tho element which
goes to mako up a mob. Notice any night
on tho stroSt corners tho group Of idle
nor do well youag mon and boys who con-
gregato there. Too lazy to do anything
but smoke vile tobacco, swear aud read
Hash literature. Judging from tho boys
who are running the streets instead of
being In school, aud ths good for.uothing,
insulting corner lJaicrs tho only wonder
seems to DO that there is no little fighting
going on. II score or moro of these
street lOafers and street runners (truant
boys) could be pulled IN for vagrancy the
moral atmosphere would grow much purer.
We boliGve in moral suasion, but ii ap.
pears to DO lost SO far as We can see
We now propose to speak out in meeting
without fear or favor, and IL tho police
cannot protect ladies from being
insulted, the quicker citizens committ,e Q
know it the better it will be for this com.
munity. This applies TO tho Keepers Of
ranches, who harbor mon to insult passers
by as we'll as TO the street corner loafer.
II We arc not equal TO cloarin <
street corner OF its hangers on, we
would present u sorry spectacle attempt
ing to quell riot. We want reform
and that quickly. The sensational reports
which have EoGc abroad have given the
town an unGuviable reputation, much of
which IL mCriiCd.
Tho only way TO cOunteract this is to
take tho handful of rowdies who have
been disturbing element among us and
endeavor to place them behind tho bars
the first timo they arc guilty of breach
of the peace.
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NAIiI.E on AT.
news OF tho Auornoon From Europe.


SUAKIM, April 2.-Osman Digna is
actively resuming the offensive and en-
deavoring to cut off water from the tribes
friendly to the English. The Shek Nah
moud Ali is opposing him aud tho diff
Guilty Is likely to end in battle.
Admiral Hewitt has started for Masso.
wah enroute for Abyssinia.
Edmund Ystes In Jail.
LONDON, April 2.--Edmund II. Yates,
editor Of tho World, has been condemned
to four months in prison for libeling Lord
Lansdale. Pending the decision judgment
has been suspended.
Alleged lnvincibles.
DUBLIN, April "A number of trader.
men and farmers have been arrested,
charged with being Invincbles
Kaiser Niiheln sicE.
BERLIN, April 2,-Empcror William il
cjnliued to his room.
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1.-Two stuck MarHer.

EAST LIBERTY Cattle dull and unchanged
primo, % 3GGb0; fair to good dripped, E 80
dB common. $td5; receipts, COZ head ship.
mntJ, 2G8 head
Hogs slow receipts, a,7i5 head shipments,
ers, So 30dG 60.
sheep dull and unchanged prime. sGfl6 80 |;
TAR TO gooh, - 2535 IS: common. s3Ft; re-
ceipts 1850 mead: shipments, 500 head.
CHIoAGo-IIogs s-Receipts. 1900 head ship
menls $500 head market SLOW and easier |;
rough packing. &c 00I6 so; packing and ship
% b5d7 o. light, 81 e0f8 90 skips, 81 00f15 20.
Cattle-heceipts 1900 head shipments, 800
10. market active and steady exports. % IS
d6 20 good 10 choice shipping, IS G9m8 10;
common to medium. s. 90 as co.
Nhocp-Racetpts, 9. 400 head shipments, ,70D
head market active and steady; in erior to
tair, s. 5O04 30; medium to good ~ 509i;
choice 10 extra, s. 25 76 so lambs, ssd6 10,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
General aeuero aud III, Followers Cio
Chased.

General asuero aud ris Followers Closely
Chased.
KEY WEST, Florida, April "A report
says that schooner left last night with
General Aguero and twenty we'll armed
men for Cuba. The revenue cutter Dix
left this morning in pursuit. There is
great excitement here.
Gone In Pursuit.
Gen, Agurero, with about dozen men
is said TO have cleared out last night
about II o'clock. A small cotton schooner
is missing, which they stolo or
bought. The Spanish consul declares
he was near tho beach and saw them
go aboard, He says he then went to
revenue cutter aud requested that she
should chase the schooner aud was told
that the cutter would leave in pur
suit at five o'clock He also visited
both war vessels here aud was told thai
they had no boats ready. The revenue
cutter Dix went in pursuit of the schooue
this morning.
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a Druggist's story,

MIR. lsasc &. Chapman, druggist, NewburP,
n. u, writes " have tor the past ten years
sold several gross OF DIR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. l can say of IL
what | cannot say OF any other medicine. 1
have never had u customer speak OF II but to
praise It's virtues in the highest manner. /
nave recommended II IN great many cases
OF Whooping Cough, with the happiest effects.
I have used 1t in my own family Tor many
years in fact, ulwayP have a bottle IN the
me iicinc closet ready tor use"
al-M, W,F&w
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NTw InRE, April 2--rlour--State aud
western dun and In buyers favor prices not
quntably changed sqperfne State, G601a 2,
Extra do, 70 013 ~; Choice 10, 81 b5fr6 90
Fancy 90, 80 l0af6 so : Round Hoop Ohio, o. %
400; choice, ~ 0oTf6 on. superfne Western,
q 20 80 % common 10 good extra do, % 200
so chn CO do, a. 6Sd6 50; choice White
Wheat do. 90 251B 80. Southern dull; COM
non TO fair extra, 20 SOFA 25 good 70 choice
20. "a 8016 2j.
Wheat advanced LTZc at the opening {;
afterwards this was lost and prices deciined n
tritle; trade quiet No. 2 Rel, April. 81 00k0
0lA May. al G30ol 03& June. 81 0t%fD1 O5X.
Corn opened Nc higher later fell back MSn
lci Mixed western spot, 0l,se3xc; do future,
60d63hc.
Oats uull &c lower including No. 2 May at
37Ac; state 4OBiir Western 81 l43c.
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Tas CITY CAIN,

CINCINNATI, April Q Much reliei is
expressed at tho removal OF all signs Of
the disturbance in this city and consequent
anxiety. The rot is believed TO have had
at least ono good effect in Fastening the
administration OF justice. The heavy
storm last night kept the people off the
streets aud the militia on duty at the bar
rcades were drenched. Two shots at
midnight caused some alarm, but they
proved to DO man firing revolver TO at
tract street car. He was arrested,
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WASHINGTON, April For the Middle
Atlantic states rain, followed by clearing
weather on Thursday, winds shifting to
southwest and northwest, slight riso IN
Temperature TO day slightly colder weather
on Thursday with rising barometer
Dangerous winds will prevail on tho New
England and Middle Atlantic coasts anu
severe local storms are indicated for tho
New England and the Middle states this
afternoon and evening.
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Railroad rlsnIriured,

READING, Pa, April Ten traekmen
returning home last night on the
Lebanon Valley railroad, near War.
nersvile, fastened their two hand
trucks on to fast passenger
train. In passing switch, while going
at high rate of speed, the trucks were
thrown from the track and the ten men
flew in all directions. Seven of them were
badly hurt.
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loung Men, Middle Aged Men and All Men
who suffer from early indiscretions will find
Aliens Brain Food tho most powerful invigo.
rant ever introduced; once restored by IL
there Is no relapse. Try IL It never falls. 81;
y for Sat druggists, or by mail from j. III.
Allen, 3l5 First ave, New York city.
aprl,M W .F&w
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UousrdIy Murdered py a Rough.

HoPKINsvILLE, Kyn April 2.-At Fair
view yesterday, Jno. w. Gibson, youug
rough, walked into Il grocery and fred
two pistol balls into the heart of john Nc.
Coy, killing him instantly. No reason is
assigned for the deed. Gibson escaped
but party Of citizens are in pursuit. 1t
Gibson ia caught he will be lynchcd.
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4 ratsl lIaiIroah Wreck,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April "A pas
senger train on the AlabGny & Great
Southern railroad was wrecked 80 miles
from this city last night by tree
which was blown across the track. Ed
Brown tho fireman was killed and Mike
Frawley the engineer was badly scalded.
The engine and two cars were demolished.
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and bring malaria, dyspepsia, biliousness,
torpidity OF liver ana n train of kindred mnla'
dies. Fortunately Kidney-wort Is at hand.
II may be had OF the nearest druggist and
will purity the system, correct the stomach
and bowels, imulatc the liver and kidneys
TO hea thy &C ion, remove all poisonous hu.
mors and make you feel like n new man. As
Il spring medicine, tonic and blood Purifier II
has no equal.
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Cases Against nicK Lidoel Dismissed.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 2.--The cases
have been dismissed in this county against
Dick Liddoi, aud he has gone to Alabama
where he is under bond TO answer an
indictment in tho United States court.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 2 2--Much excite
ment was caused to day by an explosion OF
ben zue at the store of Simon q Co., oil
dealers, North Front street, Charles
Simon, senior member of the Arm, and
Henry johnson, an employe, ware badly
burned. The loss will not exceed $1,000
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ParasoIs.

The latest novelty In parasols Is q square
parasol, seamless, now shown at J. Rose a Son
No. II North Queen street. Saturday next
will DO the opening day, when will bs shown
TO the public variety OF parasols in all colors,
elegantly trimmed I'm velvet laces. Call and
see our display. SEQ our advertisement.
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BiIl Jones' TTlAl.

WAsHINGToN, April 2.--William Jones,
charged with assault with intent to kill,
in shooting at Guiteau, the assassin, over
two years ago, was arraigned to day and
his trial was set for April 2Sth.
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a Fair Ontr.

THE VoLTAfc BELT Co., of Marshall, Mich,
offer 10 send DR.. Dyes Celebrated voltaic Belt
and Electric Appli noes on trial. Tor thirty
days, u men, old and young, afflicted with
nervous debility. lost vitality, and many
other diseases. See advertisement I'm this
paper al ydM, W&f&w
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APR q, 1884.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.
,u.DAys NEWS Fnom VARIOUS POINTS.

Iliiuois--Bigb License Uampaien in
the Latter state.
MrNNEAPoLIs, MINI. April 2.-Esti-
mates Of the recent election in this city
from the precincts not yet reported, added
to the complete returns from sixteen out
Of tho 90 precincts, give Pillsbury (Rep.)
q plurality of 5000, being Republican
gain Of 1000 over tho election two years
ago. The Republicans also elect all their
aldermen and their entire ticket.
Bigh License IN Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 2.-The city
election yesterday was made on tho high
license question, all the Democratic candi-
dates but one being saloon keepers. The
Republicans elected four and possibly five
out Of seven aldermen. Ordinarily the
Democrats carry five of the seven wards.
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sPEUiIL NOTICES.
An Explanation.

No ono IN diclne Will cure everything, but
70 Is an inCOnIe stible fact tnat Thomas keteo,
trlc Oh viii cure a sprain, u Drrise, u bite, or
an ache, ana Is also an RCtiVeaDd pronounced
cure Tor neuralgia and rheumatism, For salo
by IL. Ii. Cochran, druggist, 1877 ana lS9 North
Queen street.
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ratsIyiMta,ion OF u Cyclone.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, April "A brief
telegram from SprinPport, Indiana, says
the cyclone had destroyed the town of
Danville, killing five persons aud wound
ing several others.
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4 reIIen ConnIY rroasurer.

GALVESTON, Texas, April "A dispatch
to the Npcs from Houston says that G..
Weimcrs, alias Schubert, has been arrested
there charged with embezzling s26, 900
while treasurer of st. Clair county, Illinois.
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Something old-Allcn's Bilious Physic-
Acts quickly, relieves promptly, and never
fails 10 cure sick Headache and Constipation.
25 cents large bottle-lt all druggists.
aprl-M,W ,F&w
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EMoRrs Little Catbartic IS the best and only
reliable Liver pm known, never fails with
the most obstinate cases, purely vegetable
IS cents. allydM, ,W&f&w
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CUIum BiA NEWS.
rrom Our Res uIar Correspondent.

for business men. All interested in real
estate say that but very little changed
hands IN Columbia. They also say that
much difficulty was experienced by per
sons in renting dwelling houses.
The cry for moro houses still continues,
but IL passes unhoedcd. Very little build
ing Is now going or, and the prospects for
any in the near intuIo arc poor. Tho
outlook for persons desiring to secure
houses is extremely discouraging. But
few years ago houses went begging for
tenants.
Trade Notes.
Coal merchants report that last winters
sales of coal were unusually heavy, much
heavier, indeed, than for some years past.
q. 1t is not surprising when the extremely
cold weather and the length of time it last
ed is taken into consideration.
The car movement of the Pennsylvania
railroad at this place during the month of
March was: Eastward, loaded, 8,743 /;
empty, 3,1S3 total. 1895. Westward,
loaded. 10, ,054 empty, 20, 26S total, &c.
222 Grand total, "a, 14S.
The workmen are engaged in repairing
and improving the old tobacco warehouse
opposite the Pennsylvania railroad depot,
The work Ia being done by Columbia men
who are employed by the Pennsylvania
railroad company.
The freight business on the Pennsylya
MIA railroad just now is very heavy de-
cided increase in what IL has been for
several weeks pass. Railroad men now
hope to make a fair months wages, The
only trouble is that the boom may not last
However, al business Is good now there il
no use in bewailing a condition of affairs
that has not yet transpircd.
Personal.
Jacob Drummer has been appointed de
livering and collecting agent of the X. and
O. railroad here.
Mr., Thomas p. Lundy and family re,
moved their place of residence to Laucas
ter to day.
baseball Notep,
The new uniforms which tho Aleit
baseball club are getting will be on exhibi
tion at Bachenhoimer's store on Satur
day.
While playing ball on Locust street th,
index finger of tho right hand of Jacol
Dearbeck, q member of tho hlerts, wa
struck by the ball aud broken at the tirs
joint. The bone protrudcd through thu
flesh.
Items About rown.
A pavement is needed between tho II, 4
q, passenger and freight depot.
Orion lodge Of Odd Fellows will holt
its regular stated meeting this evening.
Special services will be held at st. Paul
z. Il. church during passion week and OF
Easter day.
Yesterday tho funding of the borough
per cent bonds into per cents. wa
begun. Ready sales were made.
Blacks hotel yesterday passed into pos
session OF Mr. John w. Brubaker, VIII
purchased it from the late owner, Josep
Black, for $16, 800.
DR., Markell has caught tho children
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siEOiAL YOTIOMs.

sprains, Lameness. Pains and stitches,
weak Back or Disease OF the spine will bo i'm
mcdiately relieved on application OF Hop
Plaster over tho affected part It's ponetra-
tive power I, wonderful. Warranted to bo
tho best made.
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Charlie McDomaB,

WAsHINGToN, April 2.-From informa
ton received from the Apache squavs
ii seems very probable that little Charlie
McComas was killed by his captors.
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rsNkUSIEEs' SALE.-BN ORDER or THE
Orphans Court OF Lancaster county will
be sold on Monday, April IL, 1884, at tho Loop
ard Hotel, East King street, tho following DO.
scribed real estate OF Henry Reigart, de-
ceased
All that twostory Brick Dwelling House,
with two.story brick back building and other
improvements li3 North DuKC street. Ihe lot
Is q feet, more or less. front by l.O feet doep.
The property Il eligibly located, and Is In
every respect most desirable oAe. The yard
contains truit trees ana grape vines In abund-
ance, The house contains IL rooms, two water
closets with sewer connections, bath room,
hydrant in the yard and water In the kitchen.
please cali upon j s. Breneman, No. 2s South
Duke street, Possession can be gwen imme'
diately after tho confirmation OF the sale II tho
purchaser desires.
salo will commence at ~ y. m, when con
ditions will Da made known by tho under
signed. ADAM RElGARr,
J. s, BRENEMAN,
HENRY SHUBERr, Trustees TO sell
Auctioneer m29 0tS. AWE
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"Was troubled for u year with torpid liver
and indizestio ., and after trying everything
imaginable used Burdock RtOod BHers. The
first bottle revived mo and the second cured
me entirely. J. =. Williamson. Rochester, n.
Y. FOR sale by n. -. Cochran druggist, 1877
md lSa MORT OuF0n street.