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DEa rms.

KAurz. january ~, 1884 Edward Kautz, In
the 65th year Oi hi age.
The funeral will take place nom his late res.
Idcuce, No. 5Cb West King street, on Sunday
afternoon at z o'clock. lnterment at Wood
ward nm cemetery. All relatives and friends
are cordially invited. j3O.3J
MHAma. In this city, on February 2, 1854,
Mabel May. daughter of Daniel aud Emma
Mearig, aged 3 years and days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral
from the residence of her parents, No. e5s
North Queen street. on Monday afternoon at
O'Clock. lntcrmont at Lancaster cemetery.
lts
DoBEL.--in this city, on the 2d inst, Franz
y. Dobel, In the 18th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No AS
North Wa'er street, on Tuesday morning at
O'Clock Mass at st Joseph's church. Inter.
ment at st. JosCphs cemetery.
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HIS I'Ta lulDapper

DUBLIN, Feb. 2.-Wiliam Meaglo, an
important witness in the Phnnix Park
murder trials, complains that his life is
made miserable by continued persecution
and frequent assaults which no suffers
at the hands of sympathizers with the
assassins of Lord Frederick Cavendish
and Mr.. Burke. Mr.. Meagle is brass
filter. On the evening Of the assassination
he, in company with n fellow workmen,
was byoicling in Ph~nix Park. He saw the
tussle of four men in the foot way, and on
the trial identified Brady rs ono Of the
four.
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KEADIEG AND LEBANON.
Invest CATION OF DrIuuot uanR-LAbs
nrattara

investigatiun OF "a Deiunot Bauk-Labor
Matters.
READING, Feb. 2 jacob X Spaug had
an attachment execution Issued to-day for
$4,000 against Bushong & Bro, whose
bank suspended in 1873 with over 81 900, =
0O0 deposits, subsequently resumed and
failed finally in 1877. Spaug's suit is
brought to have disclosures made as to
what became of the assets OF Bushong &
Bro. It's said that moro suits of similar
nature will be instituted.
The stove moulders at the works Of Orr,
OF 10 per cent. in their wages.
The Lebanon manufacturing company,
of Lebanon, has reduced its labors' wages
ten cents per day, and the wages Of me-
chanics Of all kinds from 10 to 2J cents
per day. The employees have as yet taken
no action in the matter,
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ew NorK.
t,oca, srooHs ana Honds

Reported by J. u. Long.
Par Las
val. sas
Lancaster city per cent issS... iSS 1880
" isoo... ilssooe.. 100 IL
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NEw UGE, Feb 2--FlOur-Statc and Wc3t.
Grn dun and rather weak, without, however,
any decided change in price. Southern quicI
and unchanged
Wheat opened a 5G09{c lower, afterwards ruled
stronger and reb cted about nc; trade only
moderate No. | White, nominal; No 2
Red, Feb, 81 Oi5&Gl O5h do March, | O79
q llEdl 1875; Juno 81 l3H@l lJ3S.
Corn opened 40 lower und later became
stronger amt reacted igon dccitnri MiNod
0atg rather easier No. >. Feb, 81 40 March,
1870 April, ll2sc May, i2Gi!1sc State 400
40: Western, 804f7c,
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Nhy rhoy ami, iii,n q nIn nan.n

" Yes, that's sadly So" saId jenkins, "my
hair Is turning gray and falling out before Its
time. Use something? l would, but most
hair re5tOrers are dangerous" True" an
swered hiS friend, " out ParKcr's Hair Balsam
Is rs harmless n It IS elective. I've tried II,
ana know. give tho Balsam show and the
boys viii soon stop calling you Old Man Jen
kns." 1t never fails to restore the original
color to gray or fRded hair. Eichly perfumed.
an elegant dressing. jl9lydS&eowWi
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... Letter from Dr. serrs.
.... ~ WRsr 3jrH SrHrrr
NEW YoRK, June l, 1888.
have been sufferer In the past with Ma
laria, which finally became Cbills and Fever.
Treatment by NY pl ysicinn failed to help me
! " eel BRANDRETH's PILLS aud was cured.
Thirteen months have elapsed since then and
have had no recurrence other members of
my family used them for the same trouble
with the same good result.
chooriully endorse them for this Illness.
and also pleasant laxative or purRntivo, nc.
cOrding "a tho number taken. They arc now
household remedy with me ana I am never
without them. 1 would gladly give tho de-
tails of the foregoing TO any who might choose
to call upon me for them.
J.E. sERRr, Dentist.
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Rku ERTISFnEH q, rs. -

SAUrK EKAUT EUNCH
~ Tnis (SATURDAYl evening at Excelsior
Hall, kazt King street. kOhlCr's beer on tap.
JOHS sCHOENBERGERS = son,
II ProprietOrs.
NODDWAhD uILL EmEtEKN.-TBE
w annual meeting or the lot holders OF
woodward iill cemetery Tor the election OF
trustees will be held on MONDAY EVEN.
ING, FEB. 4, 1884, at O'Clock, y. m, ut the
oflico OF Geo. ID. SprccheF. by order OF the
president
j3oitd J. u. MARTIN, scc'y.
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spEUIAB NOTICES.

In the Hop Porous Plaster tho virtues OF
n sSh Hops are combined with strengthening
ana stimulating basams, and Its cures Of Weak
Back, Pain in the Side, rheumatism, and Neu
ra'gia or Pain in the Ghost are simply marvel
lous, II being more c1clc!ous and thorough
than any liniment or liquid remedies. You'1
say so alter using
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HKFHh NS' UOUhT SALE OF NALUABLE
" Dwelling and choice building lots. on
Friday evening, February Is, 1854, In pursu-
anCC OF an alias order OF tho orphans Court
OF Lancaster county, Will be sold ut pubic
ycndue, nt tho Leopard Hotel, hbst KING ST.,
Lancaster, PA,
Nc. I. A two and a-halt story Brick Dwell
ing House. two-story Brick Back Building
with frame COll and Brick SmoKehOuse, and
lot or piece OF ground situated No. AS North
more or less, on said North Queen street, and
extending In depth 2t5 feet To Market alley.
There Is IA Frame stable with CRl riage House,
Shed and also choice fruit and grape vines on
the premises
No. :! The following choice building lots, on
" the Chestnut street tact" Lancaster Pa:
Nos, ~ and 20, on southeast corner OF Chest
nut and Marshall streets, adiOtning each other
aud each lot being y feet In front by lis feet
deep.
No. 1877, fronting % feet on north side Chest.
nut street, aud extending 30 feet in depth.
Nos. 2i5 $50, 26l and 2G2, fronting each 20 feet
on north aide OF Fulton street and extending z
in depth liz Il ct On said lots NOS POI and 2G2
"a large Tobacco Shed T. erected, "a feet by GD
feet, ana III feet high. with shingle root, which
win De sold either with the lots or separately
to suit purchasers.
Nos. $50 and 3I3, each fronting 90 feet on
south side OF Walnut street, and extending In
depth 1870 feet,
Nos. 3GS, 3ti, 2GS, 377 and s7s, each fronting o.
ioet on north side OF walnut street, and eX.
tending in depth l2O feet,
Also lots Nos. 2lG and 2l7, on side Ot
Fulton street adjoining each other, ana each
lot being - feet In front by 30 feet deep.
HOss ssiOu nnd titles on April !, lssi.
Sale TO commence Ut O'Clock, y, m, when
attendance VIII h' given and terms OF safe
made known 10y
u, MARTIN ir.
Executor Ut u. Hartman, decd.
HEERY SiIUngRT, AUCt. ljau2t TThNs
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A. man and nj, vito po,sonod.

LONG ISLAND CITY, n Y, Feb. .
Thomas Collier, the husband of Mrs.
Catherine Collier who died suddenly
yesterday, from supposed arseniCa' poison.
ing, died this morning. The physicians
who attended both arc satisfied that they
wero poisoned. NothinG il yet discovered
to show how the poison was takon.
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Executors OF Dr, E. j. Bowman, decd
JOHE REBNAN h Son, Au IL. iBtdWSS
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
,,0m atnULAa popsssPospESoE
Evont- along tho susauehsnnR-ftems o'
Interest In ana Around the borough
ptcked up by tho inteiu.


Interest In ana Around the borough
PICKED up by tho ihtein.
Eenccr Reporter.
Thirty three ladies' aud gentlemen from
Lancaster held u leap year dance 10 the
armOTy lat evening. TaylOr's Ltucastor
orchestra furnished tho music GoI dauc ng.
Before tho latior began au oystor suppor
was pariaken OF at Warron'a.
A sIeighinc party Of nineteen ladies' and
gcntlomou called upon Miss Mary Now
conner on Thursday evoning. After
PLEASANTLY spent evening, during which
the guests wGro entertained by an elegant
supper, The merry makers started for their
homes ia Mt Joy.
This afternoon those ladies' interested in
tho Ladies Aud society met at tho resi-.
dencO of Mrs. y. II. Purple aud reorgan
lied the society aud elected new board
of officers.
A cake walk and live pigeon catching
match will be hold in tho armory next
Thursday evening 10y tho First African
Baptist church.
A birthday party was given to Miss
Annic Keller 10y a number of her friends
last night.
a young daughter Of Mr.. Frank HubIey
gave F.oasaut sOJiabIo to u largo mum
Der of young friends last night.
"sN tuno tiNsSr
James McGOrish, employed on John
Mauu's farm in Manor township, broke u
finger three weeks ago. Yesterday he
went to doctor for assistance for the first
time since the accident, and the latter now
informs him that his neglect 20 receive
proper attendance may cause the loss OF
tho ingcr
Borough BrioIs.
AbrAm Bruucr will build three new
brick houses on 1th street. "A o por cent.
decrease IN the price of stoves has caused
10 per ccut reduction in tho wages of
the m0u'durs Of the Ksely stove works -
The lookup held a drunken coon and three
tmmps last night-Bethel cemetery assO-
citation managers have elected officers as
follows President, J. II. Minin secre
tary, J. q. Plahler solicitor, A. j. Kauff
man. --lrOuvIiiG il To have fox chase
Officer Dysstugor drove off two men who
attempted 10 iuICo an entrance into John
MaXt0u's feed store last night
Tho sisishius season.
Irwin Mller's horse and sleigh broke
| through the ioe near the Columbia shore of
the river yesterday afternoon. With much
difficulty both were extriGatCd. The acci.
dent occurred at place where the ice had
been weakened by a emanuel which had
been made by leo cutters operatiOns.-
The skating on the river aud the sloighing
on the country roads are good-John
Hunter broke through on tho river ice
yesterday, but WAS rescued The timber
of Burners saw mill Is being removed
from tho log boom 70 place OF safety in
anticipation of an leo freShet
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Increase OF wavo. 60 pe Demandea

PITTsBURT, Feb. 2.-The River coal
miners of the Pittsburg district will meet
in convention next Wednesday to discuss
the expcdiency OF making united demand
for an increase on the rate for spring run
mining. Efforts will also bo made to
organize the miners Of kanauha river 80
that they may make concerted action for
an increase
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BUTTE, Montana, Feb. "A prize fight
with hard gloves took place at the Olym-
pic theatre last night between Edward
Rodder and j. A. Mcdonald, for the
heavy weight championship of Montana
and purse Of Sl25. Seventy two rounds
were fought in two hours and ten minutes
and the fight was won by ROlder.
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The Recommendations should be a large
attendance ut the opera house this evening
upon the appearance OF that great comedian
Barney McAulcy n his exceedingly funny
play. without doubt there Is 10 be expected
a tine display OF entertaining fun ana inter-
est. 1t viii bo a treat TO all who SEQ and hear
Mr.. McAuloy this evening.
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i2GMNSInI
! RLAI Esr Al. I'm I IIIItpSnAV ri I,

hRpHANs CUUKT SALE Or yALUa ISL 3.
~ REAL ESrA1E-Un THURSDAY, FEB.
II, 1851 the undersigned, in pursuance of an
orGer OF the Orphans court, OF Lancaster
cOInty, will sell at public sale, at the Cooper
House, in the city OF Lancaster, all that valu
able two stOried BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and lot of ground attached thereto, situated
on the east aide OF South Prince street, in the
said city OF Lancaster, containing In front on
said street - feet, more or less, ana extending
In dep! II .! feet pa inches numbered No. 10
south Prince street
Sac to commence at o'clock, u. m, when
terms viii be made known by
JACOB N. MILLER,
Administrator of Margaret Weaver, decd.
IlESRY HUBERT, Auctioneer.
innDl on INtnhn 4 q ID Ia
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NiIltcsume Work

EAsToN, Pa, Feb. 2.--Thc American
Sheet Iron company, at Phillipsburg, n.
j., which has been idle for ten weeks, will
resume work on Monday. About Que hun
dred men will be put TO work.
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The pOIcomen's report this morning
showed that two electric lamps were out,
aud Que burning poorly last night. Five
OF the gasoline lamps were not burning.
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SiARTIU'- MYSTERY.
! bo CorOucr's IGqae't Tho Theory OF Foul
Ilay Gatnlug Ground

IHo Coroucr'- Igqae,t Tho Theory OF Foul
ilay Hainiug Ground
Katie, daughter OF Bernard Short, whose
tragic death was noticed yesterday, ar.
rived IN this city to day, summoned by a
telegrapbic message, from Martinsburg,
w. Va, where sue ia matron of hotel.
Peter, "A son, IA telegraph operator in Phil
adoipLia, also went home 10 day, via Ian
caster.
The coroucr's jury investigating the
causes Of Mr Shorts death has not vet
iiuishod its labors. Besides the two chill.
drcn above noted Mr. Shorts family con.
sisted of o son aud tive daughters, eight
children in al. He will be buried on
Monday
Later IA ticuI.rs.
A representative of the lNTELLIGENCER,
who was sent to the scene Of Mr.. Shorts
death this morning, advises this journal
as follows Of the later particulars learned
as To how The unfortunate man came to
his death
The inquest on the body of Bernard
Short was held yesterday afternoon and
continued until Monday. Drs. Wentz,
Bryson aud Dtaver examined the body and
thnk the wounds were caused by sharp
instrument and that he received three
blows. The COrOner's jury were ID. ii.
Hoover, David Cramer, Albert Hagen,
s. f.. Stevenson, B +. Armstrong and
Henry Brenbergcr. There is a strong
probability that he was killed by blow
from n hatchet given from behind on the
left side Of the head. The brains were
scattered forty feet away from where the
body was found ia field. His hat was
found eighty yards from the body. The
sleigh shows no evidence of cur AVA,
and the horse was very gentle one.
There is 10 doubt the man was killed by
somo one and this belief is strengthened
by the report that some time since man
living near Rlwliusville was heard to
threaten tn take Shorts life. Recently
In coming home he appeared very much
excited aud told his wife man had fol
lowed him with Ru axe and threat tened to
Kill him.
From tho nature of the wounds it is
almost impossible for them to have been
inflicted by the horse, and it is the unani.
nous opinion of his family and friends
that the man was murdered. Several
drops Of blood were seen on tho seat and
right side OF the sleigh. The wound does
not look as if made by horso's shoes. There
are houses within 100 yards on either side
of where the affair occurred. The deceased
is known to have enemies aud arrests will
likely occur.
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WALLA WALLA, Wash. Ter, Feb. g.
E. f.. johnson, the agent Of the Union
Pacific railroad, who misappropliated n
package Of $4,000 and disapp p,ared on
Tuesday, was captured yesterday and
placed in Jail.
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MEAIrIER IrnIuArInHA-

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 2.--Fog the Middle
Atlantic states generally fair warmer
weather, followed during Sunday by local
rains, winds shifting TO southerIy fall
ing barometer.
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For Lame mack, sIGe or Chest use SHI-
LOa'S POROUS PLASTER Price, 2J cent
Sold by II. B. Cochran, l37 and l39 North Queen
rect, Lancaster feDlieot 10
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SECOND EDITION
SATURDAY nvnNINo, FEB. q. ,ea4.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS


Matters OF varied Interest Disposed OF or
Oontidcrod in tho Courts-S1O,5UO
Tor Foot.
AUBURN, N. Y, Feb. Elm the supreme
court to day a boy obtained verdict
against the New York Central railroad for
$4,000 for the loss Of foot Tho boy
stepped from an arriving train in tho
depot here in front OF the passing engine.
Not 8uiity.
JERSEY CITyy-N-I.,. Feb 2.-Tho jury
in the case of j. d. Harrington, accused
OF completely in the American Legion of
Honor frauds, rendered verdict of not
guilty this morning. The jury was out
eighteen hours.
Unable % hgreo.
PTTsFEELD, Mass, Feb. 2 The jury
in the case Of Barrett, charged with the
murder of Savage, at Adams, were unable
to agree and were discharged at midnight.
The case will be retired.
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I,n,y 10 Hncnrn tiAnith

seems strange that any one viii suffer
uom the many derangomonts brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
WILLS shRsAPARILLA AND sTILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP viii restore
perfect health TO the physical Organization. IL
Is indeed u strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, nld has proven itself to be the best
BLOOD PUDlrIER ever discovered, effect
u0lly curing Scrotula, SyphlitIc disorders,
WonkuCs8 OF tho KiInoyB, Erysipelas, Mala.
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bii.
iOus complaints and All diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Rid
ucys, Stomach, Skin, etc. 1t corrects indi
gestion. A single bottle win prove TO you its
merits as "a health ronewer, tor Il ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when tho complaint IL
OF an exhaustive nature, having IA tendency TO
lessen tho natural yigor OF the brain and uer
yOus systGm.
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ia tfds


INSTATE or SARAH mULNaSS, LATE
Ia OF the city OF Lancaster, deceased. The
undersigned auditor, appointed to distribute
the balance remaining In the bands OF John
A. Coyic, executor OF said dcCodent to and
among those legally entitled Ia the same. will
sit tor that purpose on Tuesday, February 10,
lss4 at 10 O'Clock Il. ~. In the Library Room
OF the court house. IN the city OF Lancaster,
whore all persons interested in said distriOu
tiOn may attend. W, II. ROLAND,
3ldOawS Auditor.
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IlIk IkkNT.

Ioh RtNTs
Il dcsirhb g Dwelling House near the city
limits, on the Columbia pike, with fivc Acres
ami iOrJy'tonr perchcs OF ground, lat ly
owned by Prof j. II B. Wagner, there being
plenty ot fruit. good water and outbuildingS
thereon. Possession given immed iately.
Also, large Dwelling House, No. l2S south
Queen street, known as st. Mary's Academy
and formerly the Children's Home. Posses
sion given April /, Apply TO
ID. A ALTICK,
JOHN W. LOWELL,
II. X. MCCONOMY.
i2GWXStm Committap
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sPEOIAL EO9ICEs.
IGhIy Mother

Has been using your Burdook BLOOD Bitters as
liver remedy, and finds tnem very cfica-
cious.n Chas, l.. Ainsworth, Al Vance Block,
indianapolis Ind, For sale by II, B. COghIan,
druggist, lS7 ani !.9 koItn eGesn stTeet
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u. +. Collins, member OF police. seventh
ward iieading, Pa, talks this way "suftere,
severely from rheumatism nothing ala mo
any good tiU tried THOHdG' Electric on IL
IL IL pleasure to recOmmend IT," For sale
by II, B. Cochran, druggist 1877 ana lS9 North
Queen street.
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WHReb lkeuuCSu

DOVER, n. H., Feb. 2,-The wages of
tho operatives at Landing cotton mili, at
South Berwick, have been reduced 10 per
cant
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Phiisdeiph's.
Quotations by Associated Press.

oUOcHs strong.
Philadelphia n Erie n. R...............,,.. lTix
Reading Railroad d..,....................,,, a,E
Iennsylvnnia Railroad ad..................... bs3s
Iiehigh Valley Railroad .....................0 OK
Unlted Companies OF Now Jersey. y......... .fp5
northern Pacific. .....,........,, 2s,8
Northcrn Pacific preferrei.. tsL
Northern Central Railroad .......,. ..... bsZ
henigh Navigation Company. ny.....,,....... t5Is
nOrrtstown Railroad. .....,..........,.....IlO
central Transportation Compauv.. go. "a
tittSD'g' Titusyllle Buffalo X. H.. 80. o.
little SchuvlkUl Railroad. glE
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MIR m AZ ~.

FHAfLEt--SrRoBEL.-On Wednesday, Jan. 30
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by
Rev. A. v. Kaul. Mr. VIM. o. rrailey 10 Miss
Lizzie n. strObel. both ut this city. Its
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IIXnuU rnn.,,,nu-uN MONDAY Even

lNNECU roo = >ALE-ON MONDAY EVEN
IL ING, FEBRUARY II, losi-Wtll be Old at
public sale, at the Franklin House, Lancaster
city PA, the following real estate, late the
ated NOS. 23l and 233 East james street, in the
city OF Lancaster, consisting OF n double two
story Frame Dwelling House and other ncces-
sary outbuiIdings IA hydrant near the door a
lot OF ground, fronting on said East James
street 90 Z at, more or less. This property IL
In good condition.
Persons wishing TO view tho premises will
please call on the tenants residing thereon.
sale to commence at O'Clock u m, on said
day, when terms Will be made known by
SERENA l.. BOWMAN,
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/ TlTSsUIVTIVN-TIIF " FITNM VF q. SFNFK
~ q Sons being dissolved by the withdrawal
OF IL. NJ. sencr on Jan. !, 1884. Those having
claims against the late firm will present them
tor settlement, and all persons indebted will
please make Immediate payment to the undoI-
signed, who will continue thg business Rt the
OLD stand, northeast corner OF Prince and
walnut streets, under the firm name OF O..
SenCr sons.
J. FRED'R SESER,
ia tfdS WM. Il. SENER.
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CI0AKs FoK FnE nOLIDAYsISD HOMES
~ OF % ~ and 100 at
HAalMAE's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
sI0kE.
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Tus nutritive properties OF Coldon's Liquid
Beet Tonic sustain the body without solid
food. COfdens no other t2s.lwdeodSw
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pURLIus sALr OFF MULFs-uN MONDAY

j FEBkU Af 4, 1884, will be sold at publ Q
sale ut ~. Logan's sale stables, rear OF Nc
Cram House, Market street, 20 Head OF Gen
uine Kentucky Mules. from 2 tob years old
heavy Doncd and well mated. and from l5H to
l8N hands high. Several extra teams well
broken.
Sale TO commence at o'clock D. m A
Creiit of 20 days will be given,
fcbl2td HOWARD BAILEY
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-02
DUnLIUsaLr OF MULES
.uHIIU -ALr OF yALUAnLE NORTH

DUBLIU SALE OF VALUABLE NORTH
L Queen street property. ut the Keystone
House city OF Lancaster, at O'Clock, p. m,
on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1854, consist.
ing OF IA TWO-STORY BUILDlSG, with back
building attached and lot OF ground, fronting
on North Queen street, thirty-two feet ~ },
more or less, aud extending IN depth one hua-
dred ana eighty-fve feet USi), more or less,
Win right over ana through 1901 wlue
situate Nos 2i7 and 2i9 North Qucen street,
Lancaster, Pa.
Terms made known at sale by
MRS LEVI NCCOMStl.
Henry SHUBERr. AuOJ. J3OtCb2G.7,s or
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-02

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