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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-04-19
OBITUA

On February 18th, 1884. Mrs. MARY
HANSHAw, widow Of the late Amos Han
shaw, at her residence near Rowlandsville
this county, of pneumonia. The influence
of the deceased as Christian mother heI
undying love for her children, unceasine
care and prayer tor their welfare, the most
unseltish lenials of personal care, filled
her life To her patience under suffering
her thoughtful and untiring care for others,
her charity TO the pner and afflicted, hel
children and grandchildren bear loving wit
ness. ''To live in hearts we leave behind is
not to die Her vigor Of mind and fresh
ness OF feeling she retained to the last, al
though she had passed her eighty-tirst year
For many wears she was faithful member
of the West Nottingham Church, in thi:
county.
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Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore Markets.
Corrected Weekly by ". II. Michael e. Sons
Gruin and Produce Commission Mer-
chants, 81 Nc Elierrys WhdrJ.
BALTIMORE, April II, 1884.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-04-19

EVERY true Republican should attend
the primaries to-day.
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Roger Wit Worth, Main and Bridge streets,
has on hand four very desirable Jump-Seat
Carriages, two excellent Phaetons and Two
first class Top Buggies, made by the leading
custom maker in this part of the country,
all lust such vehicles in every particular as
you would get if you had them built to or
der. He wants the room for other stock,
and will sell them at low figures for the
cash. Call and examine them; they will
bear inspection. No better opportunity was
ever offered to get 4 really good carriage at
a moderate price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-04-19

In the Senate on Wednesday Mr.. Nor
rill made lengthy rejoinder to recent
criticism of his course on the tariff by
Mr.. Beck. The Bankruptcy bill was
substantially agreed to. In the House
debate on the tariff bill was resumed,
Messrs. Blount and Jones. of Arkansas,
favoring it, and Messrs. Russell and
Chase opposing it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-04-19
FHE uHRkEFS.
Elkton Markets.

REPORTED BY u. SCOTT & BIO.
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Four .Jump-Seat Carriages, two Phaetons
and two Top Buggies, of the best make, for
sale low for the cash by Roger Witworth,
corner Main and Bridge streets, Elkton.
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DIED.

MACKEY. April 10, 1884, at the residence
of her son, Robert Mackey, near Moore's
Chapel, this county, Catherine Mackey, in
her nth year.
RICKAKDs-At the residence OF his son,
Joseph Rick ards, in Sassatras Neck, on Sat
urday, 18th inst, Joseph :. Richards. in the
SOtll year of his aye.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-04-19
The Six Combined Shows.

DO not miss seeing the gorgeous street
pageant about @ o'clock on the date adver-
tised Therefore be in town early. VIII
exhibit at Elkton, on Thursday. April n.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-04-19

Mundel's Solar Tip Shoes, all sizes. They
are hard To wear ont. REESE.
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'pDSIIIp IT,
THURSDAY.

Tn, Unit I'd States Senate on Thurs
day passed bill authorizing the Secre-
tary Of War to adjust and settle the ac-
count Of arms between the State of
South Carolina and the United States.
Mr.. Slater addressed the Senate in favor
of his bill to forfeit the unearned land
grants of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. By general consent the Tariff
bill was not taken up, aud the House
spent the session or the Pension Appro-
priaIion bill.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08
VALpABLE OIII rEoPxsry AT Pus-

Lie sALE,-On MONDAY, NOVEMBER
~ lisa, will be sold at public sale, at the
cooper House, on West King street, Lancaster
city, Pa, tue following real estate, viz:
NO !: All that certain three-story BRICK
STORE and DWELLING HOUSE. with large
two-etory Brick Back Building, three story
Brick Confectionery, three-sUory Brick Ice
House, Brick Bake House, kngine House ana
Elevator and Brick STABLE, carriage House,
wesl side OF North Queen street, and eNte nds
westward in depth 245 feet more or less, to
iss ana is on on the West w side OF tT HoTth Queen
street. and is in nrstclass order and repair,
ana tor confectionery establishment there Is
No. q All that certain double one-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Frame Kitchen
attache also another frame House In rear,
wen with pump therein, fruit trees and other
improvements, and lot OF ground thereto be-
longing. 1he lot fronts 80 feet more or less
on the south side OF west Orange street and
extends In depth l22h feet Tue property Is
situated NO. I West Orange street, and ad-
Joins property of Abraham ErisInan, Mrs
No. 5. All that certain threestory BRICK
DWELLlNG HOUSE, with two story Brick
BACK Building ana Balcony attached, q good
well OF water also ciste water in the
kitchen. The lot fronts 20 feet, more or tess
on West Orange street and extends in depth
no ieet, TO q 10 feat wide alloy, This property
u situated NO 657 on the north side OF " est
orange street, ana adloins property OF Christ
opher Lilier and Johh Lorentz.
DWstLisa ' MosE SsF'ai2 Win b.w9story bRlSk
Baek BUILDING well of water hydrant and
cistern. The lot fronts 20 feet, and has a depta
OF 10 teet, TO n zen feet wide alley The piop.
erty Is situated NO, l2l on the east side OF
sevin s,sii street, anu adtoins property OF israsl
sale 10 commence al O'Clock D. m on said
day. when attendance will be given aud torn
made known by kEwIs SMITH.
Executors OF the whi OF Louisa sattler. de.
II. suUBERT, Auctioneer nltsd
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RELIGIOUS.
DELIaIoUs-.ERvIo WILL nE HELu

DELIeIOUs-sERvIU WILL RE HELD
II in the following churches tomorrow. IN
sunday school at LAS p m. When the hour Is
different IL is specially noted.
OLIvKT BAPTIST CHuRCH-Y. NJ. c. A. Rooms,
Rev. NJ. Frayne. pastor. sunday school Mt 2
MEMORIAL south Queen
usual how're Sabbath school at iN u. m.
prayer meeting Thursday evening. Welcome
s rRS%ps%Sn %m fo%,cs pastor
On Tuesday eveninf q iso; Preaching BY tine
sRoosD Ev. CHURCH lEng)-Mulberrr, street,
above Orange, L.N. Worman, pastor. Preach
ing morning and evening by the pastor or. sab 40
Tuesday and Thursday evening at 7:5O, sharp.
UNITED BksrHRsN IN CHRIST tCoysNANrl -
known as Salem). Rey. NJ J. Mumna pastor.
No service. Sunday school at N
| CHRIST svASeKLI9AL LyrHERAS.Rev. +. l..
| ST. LuKEs l,KyoRNsp CHuRcs- Marietta ave
nue.. hev VIM =. Lichliter, pastor. sun
| FIRST REFORMED CHuRcH-Rev. J. A. Peters
| pastor. sunday school ut LAS y. IN. Union
meeting In the interest of young men at 3:S,
FIRST B,rTIsr-prsyer meeting at $50 y. IN
| sunday school at ais y. M.
GRACE LuTFERAN-North Queen and Jane.
streets: Rev. G. Elvin Houpt, pastor. sun
| PREspYrnRIAN-Rev. J. Y. Mitchell. D. d
/ pastor. Services morning and evening by TIA,
pastor.
CoLLRaE CHArRL.-Divine service at lOS a
m. sermon by Rev. J. II. Dubbs, d. ID,
| ST. PAUL's RERoRMRD-Rev. j. II, Shumaker
| ID. ID. sunday school at las p. m.
| ST. JOHN LUrHRRAN- West Orange street
Rev. Syivanus Stall, pastor. sunday school a
| 10 .. IN.
| GoTwALp CHAfBL-Sunday school at p. m
| MoRAvIAE--kev j. NIX Hark, pastor. Al
| welcome sunday school at p N.
UNION BsrHKL--Rev. q. W. seilhsmer
| pastor Z eacning a. 10 20 a. M by the Rey
John Hunter, and at us p IN. by the Rey
| Joseph Martin. sunday school At "a y, IN.
| ST. PAuLs NJ. E.-Rev. George Giul, A NJ
| pastor Services in the morning and eyening 8
service I'm the evening ~ III O'Clock, Sunds
school at ~ p. m.
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An Epgii.h sssll Dress.

From the London Truth.
As Lila ia going to ball next week,
she chose o dress for the occasion. You
may think 1t rather sombre, but 1t suits
her wonderfully. The material is net, In
q deep tone of moss-greep, and the trim
ming consists Of trails OF nasturtiums In
their natural colors, made Of velvet
and the leaves of silk. There
is no tucker to the bodice, which is silk
matching the tulle in color. The water
fan back is at present in some disgrace.
Whether 1t will come into favor again
when the regular dancing season begius,
It is difficult to say but now the favorite
sort OF drapery is that which falls in loop
like folds to the very edge Of the skirt
The tulle in Lilla's dress is very fully and
thiokly draped over foundation o.
yellow-red nasturium-colored silk, which
Ia just visible enough to warm up th'
dark green. Her stockings are of tn,
precise tint Of this silk, aud her shoes o.
dark-red satin, embroidered in nasturtuu
colors. Her gloves are silk, matching tn
shoes, and are tied above the elbows will
many-colored velvet ribbons. Her fan Il
large brown-green leaf, made of plusl
With bunch of velvet nasturtiums tiet
upon it with long, dropping, velvet rib
bons, like those on her arms and on hel
dress.
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Administrator OF the Estate CT sarah 4, Mo-
PhersOn, deceased.
HENRY SHUBKRr, Auctioneer. o29-stiWSS

D0bLio saLE-0S MONDAY, DEoEM-
BER, !, 1894 viii be sold at public sale, by
the undersigned, commits ee o. simon single,
By virtue OF an order OF tie Court of Com mon
Pleas OF Lancaster county. Pa, at the cooper
House, on West King street, in the city of
Lancaster, Pa, the following Valuable Real
Estate, situated in the city o: Lancaster, to
Wit:
No La TwosTORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE. with two story back building at
atd on tine northwest corner OF West Orange
street and Marietta avenue, ami loV OF ground,
ontaining on said Marietta avenue 1876 feet,
inches, and on said Orange street lis feet
inch, and extending back 10 property No. q
hereinafter described ihe house is large ana
conveniently arranged, and contains gas and
the lot has fruit trees and grape vines. This
properly Is beautifully located Is Il private
residence
No 2 a Two Story Brick Dwelling House
situated on the west side OF said Marietta
avenue. containing on said Marietta avenue,
10 feet, inces, and extending in depth IS feet,
more or less, TO properly OF Charles Matz
and other out buildings, and a lot OF ground
situated on the west side OF Marietta avenue
and IA feet wide alley, containing on said
Marietta avenue, 10 feet, ches, and on said
alley, feet, inches, and extending in depth
Matz.
No. 4, Frame Stable and a lot OF ground.
situated on he south side OF Ia feet wide o alley
and adjoining No 3, above described, on the
south containing on said alley ~ feet l inch.
and on No. 8, above described, 60 feet, more or
Matz Al feet
Sale to commence at ~ o'clock D. m. on
said dav, when terms and con nditions Will be
" Committee.
HENRY SHUhRhr. Auct. novl-2 I'd
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"Bripht's Disease" is regarded by many as
incur able and IL is well nigh SO, except when
nspY. This Old anu reiiabI. medicine has
special power IN this and all other diseases OF
the XII neys and bladder. II Is purely vogs.
table ana Is highly endorsed by physicians
ns- .wdeod&w
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Letter from j. Malcolm smith, Ulerh OF
westminst~r County, New York, for
NIne Years.

WHITE fLA1Ns, ". L., NOV. Y, 1SoI.
have for many years been troubled at times
with muscular rheumatism and pleuritic
pains. and have always found Allcock's Po-
rous Plssters TO be quick and efnciant In
aHordinR relief.
IN december asst l had an attack OF Pneu
monia. which lett one OF my lungs In weak
and extremely sensitive condition, accom-
panied at tunes with severe pain. The appli.
cation OF one plaster rsdeved the pain in a
short time, ans have worn one almost con.
staatiy since, ss protection to the weakened
lung.
! have used Aiicock's Porous Plasters tor
mysaii ard family for over twenty-five years,
al Eavs with speedy and beneficial results,
an l DO not hesittte to recommend them for
their MID couuter.irritant gu lities, and for
their efficiency in relieving soreness OF the
lungs and pains OF rheumatic or neuraIgic
shsrsctsr. J. MALCOLM sNIT1.
Be sure In obtain Alleock's" " Porous Plas.
ter, as all Others are worthless limitations.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08

Railroad men, mechanics, commercial tray.
slers. base ballists, farmers. and others who
labor out of doors, are peculiarly liable to ac'
cident and injury. Thomas EcIectric on for
buses, burns, bites and sprains, ts one of the
finest applications yet devised. For sale by
II. d. Cochran, druggist ls7 and lSs North
Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08
vsry Rsmarnsbis Recovery,

!. NJ: eco: v. Wiling. OF Manchester, Mich,
writes my wife has been almost helpless for
hyt years, 80 helpless that she could not turn
over IN Den alone. She used two Bot les OF
hiec TIC bitters and Is so much improved
tnht she 10 able now to do her own work.
hlectric bitfsrs will do all that Is claimed
i2r them. Euhdreds OF testimonials attest
= sns,f ~ si-at curative powers. Only 20 GEMS q
- nortn Vnssn street. Lancaster. Pa
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II Il strange 80 many pcop :. I'll continue
10 suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver
erAl Debility. when they can procure at our
store sHIL0H's vITALlZER, free Of cost II IL
does not cure or relieve them. Price, rs ccnts.
sold by n. B. Cochran, druggist, lS and lSs
North Queen street. Lancaster. fed1&eods
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a ~eeesnsDle Remsrk.

from the Detroit Frao PreSS.
"You are not like autumn" she sighed
~ the persistent lover sat out tho hours
"Why. my dearest ?" he inquired with
fond and foolish expression
"Because autumn leaves, but you never
do,n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08

THE wrsHDOHE.
nasrder and shining. prophetic bone,
NJ pulled Il the future TO divine'
n1er bare Pink palm, tho bit in my own,
Tod that the wish and the wishbone both
were mine.
= what did you ask for ~ whispered my
Rose,
q Looking up shyly with eyes 30 true.
al wished.n answered, drawing her close,
The woman win might look like you.
r ITer eyes as brown as forest brook.
Her cheek as pink ss sea shells iiut,
u tender mouth and ssucy look.
And pale brown hair with golden shnt'
~ In sbort. that my future wife might be
You, dear little Rose, and only you"
Hiding her face in my breast. said she,
"Isn't it funny I'll wished that too."
-From Hurpsr's Mdsustne.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08

In Advertising a medicine II 10 best 20 be
honest deception will never do the people
won't stand H. Let the truth be known that
BWydock blood Bfnsrs cure screfuls, and all
eruptions OF the skin. This medicine is sol
everywhere by druggists. Tor sale by IL. -.
atrNet
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08

50 aet the best Dyes. The Diamond Dyes
coi ,rs easily d ed fast and beautiful. OnIy
iVc q pacsaze at druggisis. Wells, Kichsrdsof,
a Co. Burlington W. Sample card 81 eolors
ana hook of directions for 2c stamp.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08

(NEORaE FLICK,
NJ TAxIDRLhiIsr,
NO. 10 WEST GER dAS STREET.
BiTds ana Animals Stuffed in q superior man.
ner ana At reasonable prices, = :e27.lwds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08

nRrHAS>' OoURr SALE Or . vENS
~ desirable city residence.-On wEDNES-
DAY, NOV 10. 1854, pursuant TO an alias orter
81 the Orphans court of Lancaster county,
Pa, will expose ct public sale at the Leo.
pard Hotel, on East King street Lancaster
Pa, oil that valuable lot or piece OF ground.
situated on the north side of East Orange
street, Lancaster, Pa, having valuable i'm.
provements thereon erected, snd frontage
on SAID -treet of Il $40 feet. and extending at
not less than that width in q nortnwardly
direction li6k ZEE to a fence, adjoining the
properties OF Thomas J Davis ESQ and
Peter ID tienbaugh, being part OF the real
estate OF Sarah Il. McPherson, late OF Lancns-
ter, Pa, deceased. The improvements consist
OF the three-storisd BRII b DIV ELLING, 40.
$50 on said street, and an adjoining convent
ent bach building. Hll rooted with slate ami
tin. aII built in the modern style. and with all
the modern improvements. excepting the fur
mace or heater in the cellar
Persons who desire to purchase pleasant
city home, and who may wish to look at this
property previous to the day OF sale, will
please call on the subscriber, AT No l52 East
Walnut street, or on Henry shubert auo.
tioneer, who Will show them the same.
sale TO Commence at O'Clock p. m, on said
day, when attendance will be given and condt
tions made known by
JOHN 1. RITCHIE,
Administrator of the Estate CT sarah f. Mo-
PnersOn, deceased.
HENRY SBUBERr, Auctioneer. o29-stiWSS
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Assignee OF watson Ii. Miiler and vito.
II. SHJsERr, Auct. octESSwdS. NAV,
VALUAbLn UITY rROPsRrY At rUa-

NALUABLE OITH PROPERTY AT rUb-
Lie SALE. on TUESDAY NDNEM.
BER IL, 1884, will be sold NJ the trau Kiln
House, North Queen street, Lancaster CITY,
Pa, the following desirable Real Es.nts, TO
wit Two BRICK HOUSES, two stories in
height, with back buildings attached, Nos.
4Ss and 40 North Mulberry street. No ass has
4 never failing well OF water in the yar,i.
Each house contains hall. parlor, diuin z
room and kitchen on the first floor ana four
oms on the second-stOry, with good garrets
10 each house. There Is also u variety Of
Choice Fruit Trees ana Grape Vines ON these
properties Both OF these properties front on
Mulberry street. and extend In depth 245 Ieet
to Concord alley.
One-tenth OF the purchase money Is made
payable at the time OF the sale The balance
TO he paid on the lst of April, lSS5. Each
property Will be sold separate Y.
Persons desirous o. viewing the premises
can do so by calling there L
sale will commence OF half-past O'Clock p.
m when attendance viii be given and tern
OF sale will be made known by
JOHN MCgEEHAS,
Trustee tor the heirs OF the estate OF Thos
McGeehnn deceased.
HEssy >HuBERT, Auct niSu
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Administrator OF Maria Ru lisill.
~. SHUBERr, AuCtioneer. oIs.tsd
ssIaNrn,- saLr OF prsIksp,.r C,rN

A sSlGNeE's SALE OF DEsINsBtt CtrN
N PROPERTY. On MONDAY, EDNEM.
BIER p, 1884, the undersis ned will sell AZ pub
lilo vendue, AT the Grape hotel tkahIer's), I'm
the city OF Lancaster, the following Zeal
Estate That Two-storted BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE. IL feet wide by rs feet deep with
a Tvo-storicd Brick Back Building Ia feet
vide by 81 feet deep, and a One-stOry Frame
IL by IL teet, attached, with lot or piece Of
ground belonging thereto. situated on the
north side OF West King street. between Ghar-
lot IL feet. inches wide in 'front.' and "a feet,
more or less. IN depth. to "A IL Z ct wide street
in the rear The premises are In good condt
ton with excellent cellars under main and
back buildings. Hvdrant water Aud gas In
the house aud u number OF cuoice T. Uit trees
on the lot.
Persons desiring a pleasant home are tn
vited to view the property. Sale TO CON IA n -,
at 7s5O p. m, when tel ms will be maize .nown
by CHAs. Nj. HOW Eli,
Assignee OF Watson Ii. Nj iiler and vito.
Aucf petytSwdS NAV,
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John Best & Son,
No. 3SS East Fulton st.,
LANCASTER. PA
ianlbiyd&-
V,aE BAuRus WATER MOTOR

V'aE BAuHus WATER MOTOR
Is TIE MOST
ECON ..EICAL POWER Known FOR
}EIVISG LIGHT MACHISERY,
IT TkKE' But LITTLE ROOM.
1T sEVHB eErs OUT OF BBPAIR.
In CAN NOT BLOW uP.
Ii gEGUmRs no FUKL
TERRE Is Ne DELAY no FIXING UP.
NO AsEEs TO CLEAN Up.
No EXTRA IEsuRAECE TO FAY.
No RGPAIMS0 NECESSARY.
! COAL BILLS TO PAY, AND
In Is ALWAYS READY FOR UsH.
II is invslucg Tor Blowing Church organs,
oEines, Turning LatheI, scroll Saws, Grind
Stones, COfics Mile Sausage Machines, Feed
Cutters, Com Mills, Elevators, Ice Cream
Free2eTs, Etc. Cali atj. j.. UiHklgy'5 Grocery
store, corner Eust King G1d Duke streets, and
see one In operation,
water. A. Il noi5sl s., neat, compact, steady
ami above ell n - VERY CHkAp. rTice-SI5
20 $500. esN fer circular %
+, X, DILLER, Agt.,
no. IL N. DUKE 81, LANCASTER, PA.
The Rackue Motor Will do moro work with
less wnter thgn any other water motor in ex-
istencs. sugll 3md
HAVING DISSOLVED FARTnEksHIP
III and pet1Gnenuy closed tbe Chestnut
street Iron Works, desire 70 inform my OLD
patrons ana Jle public gGnoraliy, that am
sttll I'm the business, being iOEgDcd n the Penn
Iron Compgny's w Worhs, Crsb Plum street
OF every dsstFiution, and VII be pleased 70
serve all VIII mCv tHYOT me with their patron
age. From wears experience IN iha business
and using l3 test material and employing
the best uCnG1rica, am sati-fcd 1 con guar
antee eNtigs rgt'FtgCtion. Castings na'lo froi
4 mixture ~ ''r D and steel which are more r.,-
liable for a. 9Th and durability than the
best cast .-7t. EIcWn' teeth roll pinions,
rolls and rolling mil work p specially. Cast
tugs made Of very soft irsl, anr brass cast
inRs OF 1Tcrv description, l have Al the pat
tors al ne v-r.l and tNYOrahly known &owrer
Corn aud g,N CrushEr, rented and Improved
AlaO on h.n., mills completely ftrg1 IN or IN
parts, n Ig.''1r nld ones which ksvs been In
nse tor y07 r-ersntee'ug thea 10 give sat.
tstactCG,
anRli-lBl9 e.. @. MuCULLEY.
NOTLUE Ey sSrs sFasshhs AND SUN
~ NGRs-ss Az psT1gns are hereby tOrb!cdon
To tT3s Dass OF l7y 1t tho lands If The CnTIk
Wrll uI aIee4WGI estates IN lebanon and
LAncS 7tar counties, whether incloEad or I'M
inelo59d, esther TOR the purpose OF shootir or
hshiEg, os rh1 Jaw viii be ri5dly entcIoeo
against g-t t-r passing on sal1 tRnda OF tit
unde i0-a1 sr this notice.
Il. COLEMAN FREEMAN
RBHCY ALDEN,
nv hRD q. FH.EbAR,
s.-c-s - tag y " c2swanI sslfs
alst@%"
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AfSCELLANEOUS


nLD STOCK CONsECTlvpr CIGARs, IL
~ for go. Can be relied on rs strictly con.
necticut at
GTnRR
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nIFFUsE lNFLA MMATION OF THE
~ Cornoa Keratitis. In this disease of the
eye we may distinguish two principal forms -;
the one Is accompanied by marked symptoms
OF Inflammation, and is hence called +" diffuse
vascular corneitts." In the other, or non.vas-
cular form, these symptoms are entirely alb
sent.
All Diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Throat-also
Chronic and Private Diseases-successfully "
treated by
DRs. II. ID. and N. A. LoSGAKER.
Ofhce-l3 East Walnut street, Lancaster Pa
Consultation tree. nG.3tdSw
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ABthNs iti H. L. ht'lh !
HENRY sHuBgRr, Auct o2.-is |

DUBIiU sALx OF VALUABLE REAL
L Estate, Ion TUESDAY EVENING, SIN.
18th, by virtue OF an order Of the Orphans
Court of Lancaster county. Pa, will be
sold at TIE Keystone House, in iIe
city OF Lancaster, all that certain lot or piece
OF ground situated on tho west side ot HCrih
Duke street near James street, bounced ln
the south by property ot Bernard HulhGt,Hn
and on the north by an eight feet wide alley.
containing in front fifty-nlne fCCi ana eleven
inches, and In dep h ninety tcet, on which s.
erected a one-stOry FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, No $40.
sale to commence az O'Clock, y, m, whea
terms VIII he made known by
OR. s. T. DAVIS,
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Use
MlLLER'S COUGH SYRUP.
septi7Smd&w

HIGH Fest OAUSTlO sOUA,
III in Five Pound TINS and in Bulk Sod a
Ash and Banner Lye for Soap Nasing, at
HUBLEYfS DKUG STORE,
augS5md "a West King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08
Il, Y, UILLER, Art,,

no. ~ N, DUAE 81, LANCASTER, PA.
The Rackus Motor will do moro work with
less wateT then any other water motor In ex-
IstenCs. hugll Sind