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form containing a few barrels and bones. As she
approached nearor she could see that one or
two horses were tethered under the trecs that
their riders were loungfng by horse trough.
and that over an open door the word Tiendd
was rudely PAINTED on Q board. and g rudey
illustrated by the wares displayed at door and
window. Accustomed as she was to the poverty
OF frontier architecture. even the rumbling
walls OF the old hacienda she had just left
seemed picturesque to tho rigid angles Of the
thin. blank. implanted shell before her. One
OF the loungers. who was reading newspaper
aloud as she advanced. put 1t aside and stared
at her; there was an evident commotion In the
shop as she stepped upon the platform. and
whom she entered. with breathless lips and
beating heart. she found herself the object OF .
dozen curious eyes. Her quick pride resented
the scrutiny and recalled her courage. and It
was with slight GOODNESS In her usual lazy
indifference that she leaned over the counter
and asked for the articles she wanted.
The request was followed by dead silence
Mr. Tucker repeated It with some hauteur.
Il reckon you don't seem to know this store
Ii IN the hands Of the Sheriff. said one Of the
loungers.
Mrs. Tucker was not aware Of It.
We'll. don't know any one who's better
right to know than spance fuckers wife" said
oAotboI WIN SooEb0 sWu8h. NO laugh Wuo
echoed by the others. Mrs. Tucker saw the pit
into which she had deliberately walked. but
did not finch.
IL there any ono to serve hero ?" she asked.
turning her clear eyes full upon the bystanders.
You'd better ask the Sheriff. He was tho
last one to sarre here. He sarvod An attach
ment." replied the inevitable humorist Of all
Californian Rssemblages.
rs he here ?" asked Mrs. Tucker. disregard
Ing the renewed laughter which followed this
subtle witticism.
The ioungers at the door mnda way for one
OF their purity. who was half dragged. half
pushed into tho shop. Here he is." said half
q dozen eager voices. In the fond belief that his
presence might impart additional humor to
the situstion. He cast q deprecating glance Ut
Mrs. Tucker and said: It's 30. madam This
yer place is attached; but II there's anything
you're wanting. why reckon. boys Tho turned
half appsslingIy to the crowd-"we could obliRe
| lady" There was . vague sound OF an
CRY opposition and remonstranee from the
back door Of the shop. but the majority.
partly overcome By Mn. Taohsr's bsAsty
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-11-11

g8ir iinb in bieier @aiion beiIer
benn ie porbereitet, unieren &unben,
Die &leiber mad 9taB befellen, bolle
Satisfaction gu geben. Sci gtiemanb
tperoet Sbr Naes belier finben tpie BEL
1,10,t3M paneoaft & Sobn.
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.Was er lid babel ges
B a 9t bat", oas erfldrte i'm Min9e=
ner 2anbgeri9t am Is. Oft. 9err
Serb. @imanfeoer, Saslbbner ieines
3ei6ens, bem 8oriibenben in ebenio
biinoiger tpie glanbbafter Weiie. rSa=
ben STE, 10 lautete Die erite Grase 0es
WorfBenben, uam II. Sum- aus benz
Seller oes Mebgers &eii6l eine1 Cob
brabanter Sabn geitpblen?" 9lnge=
flagter nit frdftiger Stimme: rSaz
tpobl." 8Dri.: vWas baben sic ii9
babel geba6t2" Qngefl.: rs babe
mir geba 6 t, bas 1T mas Sum
y en-" Ser @eri6tsbof 6a@te fi9,
6ab 9err Simanieber fir bieien ieinen
Geoanfen, reip. bic bemielben gefolgte
Musfibrung biersebn Gage 0aft ber=
bient babe, mas fiG ipieberunt 9err
Simanfeber tpabri9einli@ ni6t se6a6t
hot.
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gapa, id) ft6re bod ni6ts fragte iie,
auf ben alter Serrn 5ugebenb, Der, itts
mitten Der @tube berbarreno, einen
8rief IN Der Sanb un6 bo6rotben 9tnt=
ltBes, tie tpie cine @ri6einung ans
ifaarte.
Ser ifattli@e Wfann, ser bor- faif
na6ldffig am Geniter Iebnte, bette
ni9t Die minbeffe Mebnli9feit NIT fei=
mem erregten sornigen Getter, er mar
@entelman BON &opf Bis gu SUB in
ieiner duberen gri9einung, uno aud
innerli6 f6ien ct feline arif ftosratii6e
Gube nollfomnten beipabrt gu baben,
tpenlgitens mar fein @eit9t nit bent
traurigen 3uge un bic Mun6minfel
bDaig unbepegt.
(Gort1ebuns foIgt)
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9emben nod @eaB tperben mir
gen0po befier unb preismiirbiser ange=
fertigt als Bel Ooung & Mrnol6,
PAP Wef Commerce GtraBe. Nfan
iiber3euge fi6 bon Der Wabrbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-11-11

bic ben Snefed in 6latonia erf6oKen,
tt geitern bom Sberiff BON TaDette
@ountD eingebra6t tpor6en; ct fanb
oen 8ogel lit 8rotpnmoob, ppIelb1t
ibnt bet oprtige Sheriff 5u feiner gers
baftung berbalf. 6offentli9 entgeben
bic S6eufale ni9t ber berbienten
Strafe.
Sem publifum BON gBeimar uno
l1mgegeno ifebt nd6iten Sonnabenb
oen Is. 9fobember ein GROCER &unif=
genuB in Nusii6t. 9ie beriiblnte rbeiz
nii6e Wdlitdrfapelle, bic i6on felt
ldngerer 3eit in San 9lntpnio conaer=
tirt, 1T bepogen tporben bierber 5u
fommen, INN in Der reuen 6alle elm
Gon5ert gu geben. Somit 1T Treun6en
gutter @sulif pieber Gelegenbeit gegeben
ettpas 8eoiegenes 5il bDren.
Sn Der beutigen Gerlammlung bes
gereins Trobiinn murbe bei6loKen am
8. Secember bas 3. Stiftungsfeif II
fetern. Sreunbe bon Stab unb GefH
ttnb freunbli9it eingelaoen. s. $.
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ox...,s Co.. On

: Nbers's Gberrp pectoral eie6t
Der @timme cine tpunberbare &raft unb
giegiamfeit, tnb ma9t es 6ffentli6en
&eonern m6gli9 flar unb obne grmiiz
bung 5u fpre9en. Wenn 2eute, bic
an einer grfdltung lei6en, Nper's gberz
rpspectoral einnebmen tupllten, ebe fie
aur &ir6e ober gu elmer unterbaltung
geben, 10 piir6eu iie babur6 bas 6uz
item berneiben, unb Dem &ebner tpie
ben 3uborern einen groBen @efalen
thun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-11-11

: ueber 2arebo fonlnt bic gfa6ri9t,
baB bic Sniureftion lit Sabinas 9ibal=
go, Merifo, erfolgrei@ 1T. IS fam
5miiden Ben 9lufitdnbiI9en unb ben
reguldren Sruppen gum Sample, nobel
IA Mann get0btet unb Die Soloaten
gef9lagen tpurben. 9ie eniureftio=
niiten ma9ten 80 @efangene unb 1inb
Wfeifter ber Situation.
= 9ie &lei6er Ser Ners. sc. Opens
III Waco fingen Seuer uno bic Srau, bie
bor oem &aminfeuer gefan6en bate,
um fi9 5lt mdrmen, erbielt 10 gefdbr=
lt6e 8ran6wun6en, baB iie tarb.
Na6febenoer Na6lberi6t gebt
bon 8iGespie gountD ein:
SaDers 425, &ector 268, ,Srelanb 404,
9eorton 112, Sones 1886, 8. Gibbs 447, !,
Sempleton 440, @rotbbaus 435, @alfb
459, @bans 1923, 2ubbod 45S, eSobm=
ion 433, Smain 1853, Minor 432, 8a=
fer 454, &innep 43S.
= Srabis County bat 3170 Stim=
men fir bic Glepelano>@leftoren 1882
fiir Blaine, 55 fir 8uttler, 8 fir ct.
Sobn unb 3 fiir 8ella 2odpoo6 abge=
geben.
= Siebe erbra9en ben Store bes
Scr. Sobn Sud in @aglefielb, Dallas
GountD, uno ifablen @el6 unb Maaren
i'm yetrage bDn $4,000.
= @u6 in Suling bat fi6 elm Be-
oauernsmertber lnfall BEL bem NmboBz
S6ieBen am Sonnabenb 9lbeno ereig>
net. Gin 9mbpB fprang uno Elm Gtiid
oehelben fog in einen Galon unb t6btete
oafelbif einen Mann Namens Bud
Wrigbt unb bertpunbete einen anbern
t0btli6.
-Sn Oberton lit eine Sra@tcar nit
27 Baummolen Balen per6rQnnt, bic
bon 9enoerion famen.
= Sci oer bemofratii9em Siegesfeier
in SerreQ erplobirte eine partie pulper,
moour9 Gum Dunn ems ieiner Nugen
Derlor.
= Gin tuoblpollenber 8iirger in
grenbam berebrte BEN unterlegenen
&anbibaten als 3ei9en feiner SDmpa.
tbie einen &orb nit Wein.
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Die
1S6bsntiie5s Treie @teffe
crideint
ieben DOnnerifas
uno fcltet
$3.50 bas Sahr pber $1.25 fur 6
MOnate in gpruustesabluns.
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Aaftt Anoertt uoralts,

Refine arbere HIutreinigenbe Mrsnei' mirb ieti
nser urbe ie 6nbereitet, bic 70 raufanbis ben Bes
bariniien Der aerste unb bes 4u6Iitums iu aIIaes
uteinen eutsesentonitnt spie
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03

Miss Lsonie jerome, youngest daughter
Of Leonard Jerome, of New York, was
married on Wednesday afternoon to Lieut.
John Leslie, OF the Grenadier Guards,
eldest son of Sir John Leslie, Bart, Of
Glassbough, Ireland. SIX HUNDRED guests
attended the ceremony at Grace church.
Assistant Bishop Potter offioated. The
bride was given away by her father. She
b stately brunette, and wore a hand
s0me sleeveless gown of brocaded white
silk, with trimmings of lace ana natural
flowers. Her veil was of white lace, and
held In place by sprays Of orange blossoms.
Pearls and diamonds given by the groom
adorned her ears and throat
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03

MT. Geo. v. Wiling OF Manchester, Mich,
writes "My wife has been almost hel pless tor
nve years, SO helpless mat she could not turn
over IN beu alone. she USED two Bot les OF
nlectric itteIs ano is so much Improved
that size fs able now TO do her own WORK.
kleeirfc Buffers will de all that is claimed
lor thcm Hundreds OF testimonials att st
their great curative powers. only so cents a
Dottle at ochran's Drug store, Nos. 1871 anu
lxo North Queen street, ancasler. Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03
Accepting . small Retainer.

From the New York sun.
Smith--Jones refuses to pay little
debt he owes me, and l want you to bring
suit against him for the money.
Lavyer-All right but lawyers, you
know, always expect something in the way
Of . retainer.
Smith-Certainly; how much will it
bep
Lawyer--About fifty dollars, guess.
Smith-Fifty dollars Why, Jones only
owes me twenty-five dollars.
Lawyer-Oh, well, call it twenty five
dollars then.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03
LETTER FROM ASsEmBLYMAs HOA9'
STATE OF NEW YORK, ASSEMBLY CHAMBER,

STATE OF NEW ] oRR, ASSEMBLY CHAMBER,
ALBANY, April IL, 1853.
During my temporary residence here tine
past winter 1 contracted severe cold, which
tor time confined ms TO my room and rem
dered me unfit to attend 10 my duties. l not
only suffered all the incouveniences which
usually attend heavy cold, but was afflicted
with q tig ghtness in the chest accompanied
with q severe pain, which made breathing
dificuit and rest impossible. tried tine usual
remed1es-cough drops, cough cordinls, Ac
but received no substantial relief until / ap-
piled ALLcooK's PoRoUs PLAsTRRs on my back
and chest
These l put on when retiring, and was de.
lighted to md myself much better the next
morning. In two days was we'll This, ana
the experience have had with Alicock's PIas
ters In my family, mas convinced me that for
coughs, colds, sprains, bruises, rheumatism
and local pains, Alcock's Porous asters are
the quickest and most effective remedy ex.
tant. JOHN HOAG
nQQ.Iw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03
so Deception U.ed.

II V strange so many peop = I'll continue
70 suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen.
era Depiaty, when they can procure at our
etore sHiLOH's NlTALlZEh, Tree of cost II II
ooee not cure or relieve them. Price, 70 cents
Sold by Il. b. Cochran, druggist. I3i and ia
North queen street, Lancaster. tedl4-eodb
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03
A Round sum Loot ia Wall street.

From the New York sun.
:. You may not believe me, gentlemen"
aid . weather beaten tramp, approaching
. crowd of brokers near the stock ex
change, but l lost a round sum Of
money on Wall street not 30 many years
ago."
The hat was passed around, and the
tramp put away S1.75 in quarters. "How
much was this round sum of money that
you lost ?' was asked ?''
It was penny. l dropped it down a
GOAL hole ?'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03
Something lor all the pr.aou.r.

Rev. a II FairalI, ID d., EDITOR OF the Iowa
Methodta says eaitorially, In the Novem Der
Z ooo) number OF his paper 4" 10 have tested
tho merits oi EIy's Irea IN Balm, ana believe
thai by thorough course OF treatment, IL will
cure almost every G ,se Of catarrh. Ministers
- class. are afflicted wiIh h, ,ad anu throat
er0ubies, ana caiafrh seems more prevalent
tnan ever. We cannot recommend ElYis
Cream Balm too highly" Not a LIQUID or a
enun. Applied " nostrtls with lhe fnger
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03

.. 3. Graves, OF Akron, N. Y. had Asthma
Of the worst kind. Took one dose OF 7homds'
Aesscrtc Ot anu was reiieved In i've minutes
he huos: " +" ould walk Zen niles for this
medicine and pay s5 "a bottle ior II. IL CURED
my vile OF rheuuiatlsuI liEe magic. for salt,
Queen street
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Reigart's Old Brandy

In cases of Dyspepsia we can summon mum"
bers of witnesses-one case IN particular we
will cite
nard working farmer had been afflicted
with an exhausJing Dyspepsia for q number OF
years his stomach would reject almost every
kind OF food he had sour eructations con-
stantly-no appetite-in fact, he was obliged 10
restrict his Giet TO crackers and stale bread
and as beverage he usel McGrann's Roo,
Beer. He is q Methodist, ana then, as now
preached at times, and In his discourses often
acclaimed earnestly against al kinds OF strong
drink When advised try
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03
Al.no.. Inssne .nd Ourea.

Most of the eminent doctors in the East,
- well AS several OF the medical faculty In
New York City" writes Rev. p. r. shirely, OF
Cnscago. Jailed 10 help our darghter's q epi-
!epey, winch began to show signs OF turnfng x
Into insanity. By the good provi of Go
We tried samaritan NerUlne, anu II cured
her." focr druggist keeps It $3.50.
sd0-Iwdeod&w
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Reigart'S Old Brandy,

Sold by our enterprising friend. I'll. e. sLAf
MAKER. This brandy has stood the test Tor
years, and has never failed. far as our eX-
perfence extends, and we therefore give IL the
preference over ali other Brandies-no matter
with how many Jaw breaking French titles
they are branded, One-tourth OF the money
that Is yearly thrown away on various impo-
tent dyspepsia specifics, would sufhce to buy
all the Brandy to cure any such case or cases,
In proof OF the curative power OF
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Reigart's Old Brandy

In his case, he looked up with astonishment; ;
but after hearing OF his wonderful effects in
the cases OF some OF his near acquaintances, he
at last conse nted to follow our advice. He used
the Brandy faithfully and steadily the nrst
bottle giving him an appetite, anH before the
second was all taken he Was a sound man, with
a stomach capable OF digesting anything " hich
he choose TO eat. He still kI cps IL and uses q
little occasionally; and since he has this medi-
cine, he has been OF very little pecuniary ben.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03

DUBLIO sALE-ON SATURDAY kyES-
Il ING, OCTOBER 4, 1884, will be sold at
public sale, at the Fountain Inn, on south
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa, the following
real estate, to wit:
A Double Front wo-Story FRAME DWELL
ING, situated at the corner OF Hazel and
Beaver streets, in the city OF Lancaster, Pa,
containing Z rooms, large cellar, by drant,
fruit trees, etc. This Is one OF the best ar
ranged and cosiest homes in the city, and Is
school building. The lot extends 90 feet on
Hazel street, and 80 feet on Beaver street, and
has a lwO-sIOry Frame Stable, 32x32 Ieet,
newly rooted and arranged Tor horses cows
and wagons.
For further particulars call on Rife & Kauff.
man. No. 10 East King street
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m, when
attendance Will be given and terms MADE
known by Il. A, 1OWNsEN
HENRY SHUBERT, Auct. ol-4td
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ADUCATIOkAL,

CT. aEsykGE's HAIL FUR nOYs. kEIsT-
or business life. Unsurpassed. $3.50 10 s3O6 n
year. PROF. J. Y. kIEEAR,
AuRlcsmeOd Principal.
HAyEkFOhD OOLLE9E, Pa, o MILEs
II from Philadelphia, on the Pa. II. r..
xnonAs CHAss LII. D., Pres't, under care OF
society OF Friends Classical and Scientific
courses. Application for admission may now
~ made. For catalogue address PR0E iSAAC
shASfLEss, Dean, Haverford College, r. o.,
"a s29-6tMWF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03

ArferIoctiou. The Scarlet cardinal Ked
Old Colo, Navy Blue, Seal Brown. Diamond
Dyes give perfect results. Any fas lionabie
color. lOc., nj druggists. Wells, RicnaI ason &
Co, Burlington, VI
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a nAd Breath

q tnsuferable. We don't like 1t. A person
with strong breath must not make himself
caused by an unhealthy ST. mach. Burdock
Mood 6Ghers VIII correct this evil. 4 hey are
the besl stomach medicine known. For sale
by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39 North
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03

(ykHEs or ALL srY LEs AND Az rkI GEE
~ - Low As the lowest, at
kAkThAk's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
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& mERkAFTEk.
111sen ~ are dead, when yon and are dead,
maya rent and tosscd aside each earthly
- wiped the grave-dust nom our wonder
ina eyes.
xnA Sand together, fronting the sunrise,
shiuk that We shall know each other
z better.
Puss1s and pain will lie behind us then;
/. Al viii be known aud all viii be forgiven
Ne ahaii be glad OF every hardness past
And not one earthly shadow shall be cast
y 70 dim the brightness OF the bright new
heaven.
& Ana shall know, and you as well rs I,
what was the hindering thing our whole
lives through,
Whlch kept me always shy, constrained us
tressed
why 1, 10 whom you were the first and best,
could never. never be my best with you.
why, loving you as dearly as did,
And pricing you above all earthly good,
yet was cold and dun when you we're by
And faltered In my speech or summed your
eye,
Unsble quite to say the thing would
Gould never front you with the happy case
OF those whose perfect trust has cast out
fear,
or take, content, from Love his daily dole,
But longed to grasp and be and have the
WHOLE
As blind men long to see, the deaf to hear.
ny dear Love, when / forward look, and
think
OF all these battling barriers swept away,
A9ainst which have beat SO long and strain
cd.
OF all the puzzles OF the past explained.
almost wisn that we could die to day.
susan Coolidge in The Independent.
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IIAvlNa DISSOLVED rAnrr n,ssnIr

IIASIN8 DISSOLVED PAnIF EtNshIF
Il ana permanently closed the Chestnut
stree, Iron Works, desire to inform my OLD
patrons and tine public generally, that AN
sun in the business, being located In the Penn
Iron COmp6ny's Orks, North Plum street,
where am making Iron ana Brass Castings
OF every de -tTtptiOn, and Will be pleased TO
serve all who may favor me- with their patron
age, From 20 years experience in tine bu 5ine5s
and using the best material ana emp 10y ing
the best mechanic, all sati ,ned l can guar
anLee entire satisfaction. Castings mace frOI
a mixture OF iron ana steel which are more ro-
liable for strength ana durability than the
best cast iron known. teeth roll pinions,
rolls and rolling mill work speciality Cast
ings made OF very soft iron, and brass cast,
ings of every description. 1 have ali the pat
uers Hf the well and fayorably known MoWreT
Corn and Cob Crusher fefitted and improved.
Also on hand, mills completely htted up or In
parts, to replace OLD ones which have been IN
use tor years, guaranteeing them to give sat-
tsfaction.
angl46m0 X. @. MOLULLEY,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03

apNOTE-There are a few OF our com
petltors who cry us down by representing to
buyers, that we butld nothing but auction
work, therefore intimatiDg that IL Is "A cheap
grade, built especially tor this purpose. Now
In justice TO ourselves, we would state that
ny work sold at these sales, ana guaranteed
by us we VIII forfeit any amount that II is aa
su bstantial ANA as stylish as any built in the
county, and furthermore IHApOU FINEST
GRADES are superior to any built in this
county, both in regard to style anu Workman
ship. wepubfish tnis statement to show the
public that We are trst-class builders. and
tho o that try TO hurt our reputation, can only
do so by accepting our offer ana excelling US
In quality. AS We have on several occasions
published this wager not one OF our coIn-
petitors has felt IL his duty to accept SO on
this and the premiums we nave received Mt
county and State Fairs, we gain onr laurels,
and the public can Judge for themselves.
mt. ~ ~ ~ V y '
con +. ROWE, Auetioneer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03

DUBLlCsAL- uFVALUARLF Personal
I PkOPEhTH.-On I u ESDAY, OCTOBER
], 1884, at the residence OF the un dersigned, on
the Columbia turnpike, near tine Lancaster
Watch Factory, 10 wit One Horse ana one
Mare, two Alderney Cows, one fresh one
Double Seated fhRton, two Buggtes, one
Market Wagon, one Farm Wagon, one set
Double Harness, two sets Single Harness, one
set Double Farm Harness, about nve tons OF
Hay, TO be sold by the ton also, a lot OF Sash.
Blinds, etc.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. when
terms will be made known by
ID. b. HOSTETTER,
HENRY SHUBKRT, Auctioneer. SO lOtd
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EUR ALE.
LARGE BASBM GNT

OF PAUL 4 Hsmilton's Organ Factory ttorm-
srly LoX's Coach Factory. can be rented
either with or without power, tor storing or
purposes, with use OF elcva
tor. Also one Large EOom for same purposes.
Inquire OF PAUL. 4 HAMILTON,
a2gttd S35 Church ST., near South Duke.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03
pRAN DY.
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Brandy as q Medicine.

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The following article was voluntarily sent to
Mr.. IL. e. sLAYMAKER, Agent for RElG.
ARTS OLD WINE STORE, by prominent
practicing physician OF this county, who has
extensively used the Brandy referred to in his
regular uractice 1t IA commented to the at
tention OF those afflicted with
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This now much ADVISED Alcoholic Stim ulant
was never intended as beverage, but to be
used as a medicine of great potency In the cure
OF some OF tEe destructive diseases which
sweeps way their annual thousands ofytctims.
with purely philanthroptc motive, we pre-
sent to the favorable notice OF lnvaltds-es-
pecially those afflicted with that miserable
disease, Dyspepsia, specific remedy, which
Is nothing more or less than
BRANDY.
The aged, with feeble appetite, and more or
less debility. will md this simple medicine,
when used properly,
A Sovereign Remedy
For all their ills and aches. Be IL, however
strictly understood that We prescribe and Use
but one article, and that Is
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03

For all their ills and aches. Be IL, however
strictly understood that We prescribe and us,
but one article, and that Is
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03

hanover Accommodation west, connecting
- lancaster With Niagara Express AZ Q:aE,
g'n sun through 70 Hanover daily. aXcuys
audAy.
Frederick Accommodation, west, cunnsC;ins
{ Lancaster with fast Line, west at i.,h, viii
rl0 through 70 frederick.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03
| EnAnoN y LANCASTER JuIsr LINE

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