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HIoody combat In saloon.

ABILENE Tex.N January Sufficiently Frank
Collins, az 4 member OF the Board Of Aldermen, has
been active in attempting to suppress gambling In
a saloon this evening, Zeno Hemphiil, a gambler,
struck Collins with his fist Collins Immediately
presented a pistol at Hemphills head whereupon
the angry pair and struck the pistol upward In
the confusion incident to the interruption, Hemr-
hill drew pistol and shot Walter Collins through
the breast. Then deadly combat began between
Hemphill and Frank Collins, both emptying their
revuvers. When the firing ceased all three
were found lying the floor weltering in blood
Hemphill with six bullet holes in his body, one
through the heart Frank Collins with four vounds
He will probably die. Walter Collins expired within
half an hour
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PATRoNIzE home industry and add to your
own wealth. Ask for Elite Bouquet ana
Peck's Premium Perfumes. Medals awarded
in sll cases when exhibited IN competlVion
with imported goods.
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HELVETIA HOUSE,

EIFTH STREET, BETWEEN AND K, SAC.
Schuler, is an old hotel keeper in this city, and
would be pleased to meet his old friends and patrons
No pains will be spared to make this house the best
second-class hotel in the city.
HELP FURNISHED FOR DaI8YMEN RED BREXERS.
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Cor. Twelfth and 1 streets, Sacramento.
=" MARKWART, PROPRIETOR. THIS H0-
III. tel. formerly the Atlantic, has just been
rebuilt and furnished with all the modern improve
ments. Mr. Msrkwart is an old hotel keeper, hsv-
ing recently kept the California on Front street.
Feed and Sale Stable attached. d5-lm
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DARLOR SET FOR SBLE-NEARLY NEW
Il at bargain. Also, Four Walnut Whatnots
and One Large Heating Steve, Cheap, at CHAS. NJ
CAMPBELLS Pioneer Store, 400 X street Uphol-
stering ami Repairing. Second hand Furniture
Bought, Sold or ENchangel. Give me a call. nl5-i
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WASHINGTON, January Sth.-The Secretary o! the
Interior has ordered a sale by public auction, Feb
ruary 2th Of the Agency buildings and 200 acres of
land in the Hot Springs, Ojo Caliente, Indian
reservation, New Mexico. No bid less than $4,000
will he entertained.
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Texas Live Stack Association.

AUSTIN, January Sth.--1he annual Con7Gnt-nn OF
the Texas Live Stock association commenced in the
Court house to-day. Forty-ive members were pres
t,ar
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MILLINERY.
WINTER MILLINERY

WE ARE NOW PREPARED fsf5e7ce.
w t1 show some Rich Novel SiDzSSTSA
ties in Millinery. We have just re- 1ss5Sxsls
ceived a new stock for Winter Trade. S4zsss
Special care has been taken in selecting the latest
shapes and coiors Bayadere Ribbed Eevets
beautiful novelty in exquisite shades for bonnets
Uncut Nelvets; Pushes IN a shades; Ottoman and
Velvet Ribbons. Orders promptly attended to at
6!l street. MRS BARBER q PEALER
auSO-lUlv
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HOME and ABROAD.

Matters In Observation-Disclosures by
Fire-The Convent HorrOr-The Jean
nette Nctims-senator Pendieton's sue.
eessor-Peeuliar VIII Case In Boston
Items OF Foreign News-Etc.
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4 Peculiar Case.

Boston, January Sth.-Mrs Hardy, sFirituas,,
was, In 1862 married to John Hardy. Subsequently,
by mutual agreement and by the payment to HaEdy
OF s. 900, he procured divorce in Utah. She then
married Ezra C. Perkins, and, shortly Afterwards
dyi0g, beque2thed her personal property to hs-
the point to who the legal husband at the
time of the wOmans DEATH Perkins having also
died, leaving 100000. The Supreme Court decides
that the Utah divorce vas Illegal: that Hardy WAS
the legal h1'band of testltriN at the time of her
decease and entitled to half of her perscHaI estate
Not having consented in writing 20 her gil, Hardy
was not the egatee of the will and Ezra G Perkins,
it is foand, is he person meant by tbs word " hus
band Hardy m rrie again several years ago, and
is now living here.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS rs i.
MR.. & MRS. McAILEY

Which they have had thoroughly reftted. They are
prepared to furnish good Board at reasonable rates
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Is faithfully used Ayers Sarsaparllla Will
remove the scrofulous taint in whatever term
IL r.laY exist
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WASHINGTON, January Sth.-The House Commit
tee on Patents have agreed unanimously to report
favorsbly bill authorizing the Attorney-Genera to
begin proceedings in any United States Circuit Court
to set aside a patent when it shall appear 10 his
satisfaction that such patent procured by fraud
misrepresentation, and empowering the Courts Of
the United States to adjudge such patent void, in
whole in pant, upon proof Of fraudulent pro-
p1re
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WE HAVE on HAND A LARGE NUMBER
w OF frst-class farm hands, consisting Of
Americans Canadians and ScandnayiaHs who have
Just come to the State and they men who un.
derstand the work in all its branches. Send on
your orders to HOUSTON CO., Employment Of
fee, corner Fourth and streets, Sacramento.
jel3-lpu
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CALIFORNIA HOTEL,

Board by the Week, s4 Single Meals, 25c.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The French in TouuU.l.,

HoNGKoNG, January sth.-An attack upon Bac.
mini by the French will probably be made on the
llth. It Is tho1ght that it will not prove casus
belli, China being supposed 90 be unprepared fol
war.
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W III. HoRBx,
RE MOVAL.
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
NFTH9UsG & L4GES,

ATOS. so, 50 AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO,
- dealers in Produce aud Brewers Supplies, Man.
Gfacturers of Malt and all kinds Of Meals Oatmesls
Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, etc. Exchange sold on all the pru-
cpal cities ia Europe. iclI-lp
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SITUATIoN wANTED-BY TWO CoLoRED
- women TO clean rooms few hours each day,
or to do chamber work. Apply at Room IA, Albion
House, $40 street jas ST.
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n. Scorr, Bethany. Mo, ssysl = Browns
Iron Bitters entirely cured us ci nSer 'O'N'
plant"
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Appointments Confirmed

WASHINGTON, January sth.- The Senate to-day
confirmed the following appointments Postm $
ters- Bennett a. Pryor, Colusa, Cal VI. p. Free
man, Tucson, A. T. Receivers OF Public Moneys
James Broden, of Indiana, at Walla Wala, W. T.;
Arthur J. Shaw, at Lewiston, Idaho; Charles Gard
ner at Sacramento, Cal. Thomas J Sherwood. at
3larysvile, Cal j. D. Hyde, Register Of Land Office
at Visali4 Cal. John c. Bradley, REGISTER OF Land
Office at Iarysvle, Cal; David Walker, at Bodie,
Cal.
The President has nominated Chief Engineer
Charles Ii. Boring to the Bureau OF Steam Engi-
net ring in the Navy Department
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Mhy the EgyptIan NInislrr ResIsncd.

Cstso, January Following is the text of the
lestIr sent 70 the hhetive by the Egyptian MIoisters
Sh9 resigpsd TIE Queens Government had de.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 rHs Rz7uRD-uStoS.J
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I'VE heard old cunning stsgers say,
For every pain, st. Jacobs Oil will pay
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Annual Jackson-Raasuet.


BosToS, January sth.-Ths annual jackson 4"
banquet os tle leaders of tho Democratic party in
Massachusetts, and the anniversary of the battle Of
New Orleans, took place this afternoon.
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The ANNUAL MEETIrG
MISUNDERSTANDING

i OF Cave Valley Grave Mining Company wi /
be held at the office OF J. {. TUBES, corner Sixth
and ! streets, on MONDAY, January 18th, al
P NJ fJr the purpose Of electiug Directors for the
ensuing year. aud such other business as Jnay come
before the stockholders. By order Of
THs PRECEDENT.
NELsoNWucox, Secretary ia4-.d
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LOUISVILLE (Ky.l, January Sth.-StronR and Gre.
bore, members of the Yale College Glee Club, in-
jured in the wreck st Charleston. Ird., are doing
nicely The Glee Club wants 81, 200 from the Ohio
and Missis ippi Railroad for delay sad losses by
missing engagements here and in Cincinnati. Ia
dvidual damage suits will be aled in a short time
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NEg YORK, January sth,-DI H. P. Wakeleo, Of
San Francisco, aged 70, fed On Broadway to-day, re
ceiging conclusion Of the brain. His in.-ZY IS
| cons SlsEed fatAl.
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The Convent Catastrophe

ST. LouIs, January sth.-The search in the gairs
of The convent at Belleyiae. III resumed this
morning. and up to o'clock two more bodies were
found. The remains of Sister Superior Nary Je-
rome were found 81 noon. They were identified by
her spectacles eed gold chain attschcA with cross
and rosary. The remains reported yesterday as
those of Sister ANGELA are now supposed TO he
these of Sister EdgiRa. Grarttng that es h little
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CAPITAL HOTEL,
R Z M H. ID z ~ D.

~ CENTS FOR A GOOD SQUARE MEAL.
y Sacramento Restaurant. Nos. 3l7 and 3l9
street between Third and Fourth (three blocks
from the Depot. Street Cars pass every five rim.
utes-ask the conductor where to stop Ice Cream
and Cakes, Is cents. Fine Dining Parors for Fami.
lies. Open Day and Night.
iy13-tf J. D. SMITH, Proprietor
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PnTsByRG lPal January Slb.-Western Pennsyl-
vania visited to-day by the heaviest snOwstOrm
in years. 1t has been showing steadily since l
o'clock this morning, and at l. tonight the Signal
Office reports the fall two feet. The streets are
hockaded the street running with Difficult
" and it is thought that by morning travel viii be
entirely suspended. Trains on all the roads are
from one to eight hours late A number Of flat
roof houses in the ely in danger Of falling
account Of the weight OF snow.
NEW YORK, January Sth.-Temperature 43 and
49, 1t is raining ike summer with a thunder.
storm
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heap Of charred bones and roasted flesh that So flr
has been taken from the TIins represents separate
body-and it is very ditiicus TO determine whether
they dS-there are still five persons missing. The
funeral ef the victims has been iNed for Thursday
All the priests snd fathers Of ire Diocese Of Alton
have been invited TO attend
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SECOND DIsPkTCH.l

BSLLRyThsz (Ill.l, January Sth.-Fhe inquest pro-
ceeded all DAY, and will be continued to-murrow.
The testimony IS Of a somewhat couaictiaS ehsrac-
ter, but shows pretty clearly that the dre depart
ment was entirely inadequate to coPe with such
hre, and sadly deficient in necessary appliances
sister Elenthera testified this afternoon that she
thought there were seveuty-one persons in the CON
vent At the time Of the r2, and that thirty our are
missing. This cannVt De verified however, az all
the records are burned, but the Sisters VIII attempt
10 recall from memory the names Of those present,
and by comparing notes try 10 reach the aota num-
Der. This testimony created considerable sensation,
and every effort viii &c made ~ ascertain TIRE facts
in the case.
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WESTERN HOTEL,

Nos. 209 20 sI9 x STREET,
HyHREE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT.
A Leading Business and Family Hotel Of Sacra-
mento, Cal. The most convenient to Postofce,
Express and Land Offices, ell Courts and Places OF
Amusement. Meals, a5 cents. First class al
its appointments. Free Coach to ard fIom the
aotei Ts2Q-tfi WI LAND, Proprietor
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A Baptist ministers E.per,enc,

am Baptist Minister, and before 1 ever
Thought OF being clergyman, graduated I'm
medicine medicine, but left a lucrative practice for my
present profession, 40 yea'7 ago I was fnp
many years sufferer froII quinsy; "Tbom1s
Ectectric on cured me-" was also trouhIe1
with hoarseness, and Thomas hclectric Oh Al.
ways relieved me. My wife and child bad
diphtherfa, and Thomas Eciectrtc on cured
them, and II taken I'm time 1t will cure seven
out OF ten, am confident 1t is cure for the
most obstinate cold or cough and II any one
will take small teaspoon and half 1Ii II Will
on and then place the end of the spoon in
one nostrfl and draw the OIL out of the snoon
into the head by smiling as hard as they can.
until inc on Tails over into the throat, and
practice IL twice week, / don't care how
offensive their head may be, IL viii clean if
out and cure their catarrh. For deafness and
earaohe IL has done wonders to my certain
knowledge. II Is the only medicine dubbed
patent medicine that have ever felt like rec.
ommending. and i am very anxious 10 see IL
IN IN every piace. ior tell you that would not
De without II In my house Tor any considera-
ton. ! am now suffering with pain like
rheumatism IN my right limb, ana nothing re.
lieves me like Tk0na0s' Eclecfrto OIL"
Dr.: 4. y. CRANE, CORY, Pa.
for sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, iS7 and
iS North Queen street
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A ZsalouB Roy,
rom the Bridgeport Standard,

From the Bridgeport Standard,
Sidney Read, OF Falls Village determined
to raise some corn for himself this year.
When the corn was about two feet high,
ready for the last hoeing, Mr.. Read
thought he might trust some one else to
do that. so he hired good strong boy to
work for while, giving him orders to take
his hoe, 90 up to the lot and ''boe up the
oorn." The boy obeyed, worked all Of one
day and part of another, ard announced
the job done. Judge of Mr.. Reads salts
faction and pleasure when going up to
survey the promise of his coming crop, be
found that the strong, active, willing boy
had hoed up every root of the corn, and
the whole lot was as fat as the back of
Jne's hand. Mr.. Read has bought his
sweet corn this year as usual, and will
probably in future "hoe up" his own.
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sos a..o,ns Advice.

from the New York Sun.
81 say, young man." said physician
stopping him on the street. "You are not
we'll. Your face is flushed, and you are
in high fever. Let me feel your pulse
II I'm all right, protested the youth.
"No, you're not" said the physician
positively. "Your pnlse Is over hundred,
and in less than two minutes you will be
In cold swen. You take my advice aud
90 home"
81. 1 can't go home. am resolved to
ask old Jones for his daughters hand to.
night or perish miserably in the att 'npt."
"Wrong diagnosis, " muttered the doctor
TO himself.
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rne new Mother Hubbard f,onnet..

From tho New York Sun.
The new pokes, or Mother Hubbard bon.
nets, in velvet broche and gold and silver
bead embroidered velvet stuffs, are the
most striking novelty brought out this
fall. They arc nothing like the pokes
and Mother Hubbards OF the past, but are
jaunty small bonrets vith high tapering
crowns, and brims that sweep low aud tla'
on the sides and rise up in . peak above
the forehead. This spscs is filled In with
pleatines of white. blsck or eelorsd lace,
and similar peak in ths back. over the
chignop, is similarly Allied 9th laee, which
is continued all around the bonnet under
the brim.
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Very R.mxrnable Reco,sry.

Mr.. Geo. v. willing OF Manchester Mich
writes my wife has been almost helpless for
hve years, so helpless that she could not turn
oyer IN bed alone She used two Bottles OF
Eiectric hftters and fs so much improved
that she Is able now to do her own WORK."
Electric Bttters Will do all that Is claim ed
or them Hundreds OF testimonials att ST
ottle at Cochran's Drug store, Nos 1871 an 4
W Ncrth Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
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no Deception Ussd

II Is strange SO many pevp I'll continue
70 suffer- day after day with Dyspepsia. Liver
eral Debility. when they can procure at our
store sHiIsOB'S NlTALlZER, free of cost n n
does not cure or relieve them. Price, IS Cants.
Sold by IL. B. Cochran. druggist, 81 and l7s
North Queen street, Lancaster. fedl+-epaF
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DuBL,o SALE or CIrv Rrs,DsSon,

nUBLlU SALE or CITy RrssDE>CE,
L ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER = 1854 will
be sold AZ the Cooper House, west King street.
that Ewo-Story DOU SLE FRONT BRICK
RESIDENCE, Nc. 2l0 North Prince street.
contains hall, IL rooms. bath room cellar and
basement, range, hot and cold water. gas, ex'
cellent walled-in furnace. good brick stab @.
fruit sc. The lot fronts on Prince street 81
feet "a inches, and ertenos to Water street
For further description see lsrge bills.
sale to commence at y. M.
ALLhNA. HERR a CO,
Agents for Mrs, Elizabeth oneenecker.
H. SHuBKEr, Auct. sep24 q, s0oct2-i,s
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Ss-Do IL at Once. FOR 10 cents get pack
age OF Diamond Dyes at the druggists They
color anything The finest and most desirable
colors. Wells. Richardson & Co, Burlington,
W. sample Card, 80 colors and BOOK OF direc,
tlons tor &c stamp
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An kxcsllent ikeport.

Hon. Jos. G. Goodridge, of BROOKLYN. n
writes this /; Cannot exp press myseIf in sut,,' :
Gently praiseworihyt terms. Rurdook blood
6tueTs nave used Tor the pasttwo years ; Keen
a. q: B. Cochran, druggist IS7 and ia9 North
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Alice X. Curtis of Brunswick, Me, writes,
she has suffered very much with kidney dis
ease. Using several bottles of HUNTS kidney
and Liver1 RnNKDY Miss G. pronounces 1t q
real blessing to women tor all kidney diseases.
sS01wdeodAw
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IEDUCATfOHAL.

ca. GBDh8s'S HAIL FOR BOYs, hEIsT.
- ERsTOWN, Nd, prepares for any cOliegs
or business life. Unsurpassed. $3.50 TO $500 "A
year. PROF. j. q. klNEAR,
augI52meo Principal.
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suFvALUABLsr PERSONA

OUBLICsALs sUFvALUABLs PERSONAL
L PROPERTY.-On TUESDAY, OCTOBER
T. 1884, at the residence OF the un dersigned. on
the Columbia turnpike. near the Lancaster
Watch Factory, TO wit One Horse and one
Mare. two Alderney Cows, one fresh one
Double Seated fh9ton, two Buggtes, one
Market wagon, one Farm Wagon, one set
Double Harness, two sets Single Harness, one
set Double Farm Harness, about fve tons OF
Hay, TO be sold by the ton ; also, a lot OF Sash,
Blinds, etc.
Sale to commence at l O'Clock p. m, when
terms win DE made known by
u. q. HOSTETTER,
HKSRY sHuBRRr, Auctioneer. sl6lVtd
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ULU1h HING
DEmOvAL ANY OPENING.

LAsCAsTER, Pa, Sept 10. 1854.
desire to make known to my friends
and customers, and the public in general,
that have removed from IS North Queen
street TO III North queen street, formerly
occupied by the firm of Smaling & Bans
man, where have opened with large as
sortment or English, French and German
Novelties, together with a large line OF
Domestic Fabrics. Composed as my new
stock ia, of new goods and new styles, l
feel assured that in soliciting a continu-
ance OF your patronage, you viii have an
opportunity ofmaking selections from a
stock unequalled In its variety and adapt
ed to the present demand, which Is for
good values, Fentlemanly styles and
effects. and exquisite fit. Nothing but the
very best OF workmanship and prices TO
suit everybody Please favor me with
your orders.
Yours very truly,
D. r. WINTERS.
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rRAyEErA,s 8UIDE.

4 ANOAsTER AND MiLLERsviLLE Il ~
Il Cars run as follows
Leave Lancaster (P, II, Depot), at q an,
liS0 O, M, ana y, ., and $50 u. M, except on
saturday, when the last car leaves at b:3ep. m
Leave Miflersville dover snd), OF ., 3. ana
10 M, aud i, 8, tend y. m,
:, Cars run daily on above time except
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HOR SALB.

mss wOHRER wAREHOUsE. BIs FINE
i Residence and House adjoining. are oner
cd nj private sale. Persons desirous OF view
JOHN 8. ROH6ER,
Or BAUsMhN BURNS,
sen,sus Real Estate Agents.
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VALUABLE

COAL AND LUMBER YARD, PLANNING
MILL AND WAREHOUSE FOR SALE
ORIENT
we will sell or lease above property This Il
the best bu siness stand al rng line OF Z. X X.
"a can be shown by sales and receipts OF
goods. Our reason cor selling or leasing we
are ergaged in other business. This Is an op-
portunity seldom OFFERED. ANY one anticipat.
ing going in o business will please call on us
for full Information. .
A.HERsHEY BRO,
s96-lwd Gordonville, Lancaster Co., Pa,
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uAyINo pIssnLyEp PAkrs EksnII

IEAgING Dis SOLVED PAkTNEk
IL and permanently closed the Chestnut
street Iron Works, desire to inform my old
patrons and tho public generally, that am
stili in the business, being located In the Penn
Iron Company's Norks, North Plum street.
where am making Iron and Brass Castings
OF every disruption, and VIII be ploased 10
Sge. From 10 years experience In the business
ami using the best material and employ ing
tho bcss mechanics, l am saJi fed can guar
sntee entire satisfaction. Castings made froI
a mixture OF iron and steel which are more re-
liablS tor strength and durability than the
best east iron known. v teeth roll pinions
rUlls and rolling mill work a speciality. Cast
ings made OF very son iron, and brass cast
lnSs OF every description. have all the pat
ters at the vel and fayorabiy known Mowrer
Corn aud Cob Crusher refitted and improved.
Also on hand, mills completely fitted up or In
parts, to replace Old ones which have been in
use tor years, guaranteeing them 10 give sat.
isiaction.
anRla4ipo &. MoCULLEY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-30
DuBILosALE. on FRIDAY. OUrO Rkt

DUBIL SALE, On FRIDAY. OCTOBEH 8,
1884, at the Leopard Hotel, East King St,
OF n one-etory brick house, No. 1S1 Middle
street, Lancaster city. fronting TX feet, with
lot running back southwark to depth of 1s7
feet Said hou>e contains hall. four rooms,
with we'll, hydrant and fruit trees and grape
vine in the yard.
Sale to commence at 7o'clock p. M, when
conditions will be made known by
MRS. EMM A X. BAIR,
HENRY suuBHRr, Auctioneer. sa-5t