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The following sta ioInent ot william ,. Cough
In, oi sOmnryIlc, Mass, IN 40 remarkable tnat
wa heg TO ask for n the attention oi our read
ora, lie SAYS "in the tall oi 1915 was taken
with violent bleo,linV Ot the lungs, followed
by U severe cough. I soon began To loss my
appetite and iOsh. was 80 wonk Mt one time
that ! could not leave my bed In tho sum.
mor ot 1877 wnaa,linittod tO the CITY Hospital.
White Ihoro the doctors said hal n hole In
my lett lung ns big na = hnli.dollnr. expend.
Od over Il hundred duinrs IN doctors and med.
iciuCs. iwns 40 far gone NJ one time "A report
went around That wRg dcii. I gave up hope
but irirnh told lBo OF DR VIM. HALLS
BAiShM FOR fHE LUNGS. l lnughe At
my friends, thinhing my case incuabio, but
got n w tile To satisfy thcm, when To my sur.
prison qualification, | commenced To feel
bottor My hope, once dead, began to revive
nnh 10 fay teol IN bottor spirits than have
tho past three years.
Il writoth's hoping you viii publish it, 80
that every ono UiiiictCi with Diseased Lungs
Will be- induced to take DR. VIM HALLS
BALShM rORTIiE LUNGS, and loo con nced
thht CONSUMPTION CAN RE CURED. I
have taken two hOilIC9 ana can positively say
That it has done M" moro good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick.
ncss. MY cough haa almost entirely disap
pcarcd ana shall soon bo able 10 20 To work.
7oih hv ~ y Cochran. lg7 North Queen street
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Judge FIeid's Opinions.



Mr. Justice Field, of the United States
supreme court is Democrat who has for
many years had exceptional facilities for
forming just opinions of public affairs
and public men. Set little apart from
the confusion and quarrels of politics by
virtue of the great office which he
fills with SO much distinction, and
yet led by taste, and perhaps by
ambition, to take a deeper interest in pol
itics than most judges do, he is able to
study tho passing phases and the perma-
nent characteristics of political parties
with singular advantage, The opinions of
such man arc always interesting and
valuable.
In recent interview with correspond.
ent of the Portland Press Judge Field
displays his wonted good sense ard sagao
| ity of perception. 1t might be we'll for the
Democratic party II the majority in the
House of Representatives would ponder
his observations
| "This Congress ought to be very care
full how 1t conducts itself on the FREQ trade
policy. 1t should 60 slow on the tariff
reform question. Probably the tariff need
reforming in some sense. There are in
equslities perhaps to bs removed, but
don't think the people of this country
will favor or consent To q sweeping
tariff reduction or a general free
trade policy. There are 100000 voters
interested in keeping the manufacturing
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DAHKER's TONIC.
Put a Brand on Him.

"Women are necessary eVil," no said,
bringing down his tist hard on the counter TO
emphasize the hCartlcss remark, IL was In
the village store ut West Milton, Saratoga
county, and the speaker was the central figure
OF group OF buehOlic philosophers. lie was
hOmoly, sloveny and sixty. "Thcros whore
! differ from you altogether" said Mr. George
4. Graham, OF tho same place. "Women are
mostly what men mako 'em. Whom husbands
are brutos wives viii iall into submission or
make home hot for the mon; and they're un-
natural in either character. Love them, and
especially be good to them when they're sick,
and you'll have no trouble, fnere's my own
wife, now. She's suffered good deal with
dyspepsta nervous prOs;ration and other all
men Is that took the bloom on her cheeKs and
the spring out OF her stops. Well, she saw an
advertisements OF PARKERs TONIC, and thought
IL would be lust the thing for her case. Gentle.
II. sent again after more, SO several times.
Trouble? Why, II you could see how much
good IL has done her you would say that
women are the greatest OF Gods blessings,
and PARKRR's TONIC IL the next"
This preparation, which has been known as
PARRER's GIsGER TONIC, Will hereafter be
called simply PARKRR's TONIC. This change
| has been rendered neces sary by substitutes
| imposed upon their customers by unprin-
! Cipled dealers under tho name OF ginger and
| as ginger Is really an uniluportant ilavOring
ingredient, We drop the misleading word.
There H. no change however, in the prepara
| tion itself, and all bottles remaining IN the
| hands OF dealers, wrapped undor the name OF
| "PARKERs GIH0RR TONIC" contain the genuine
medicine II tho signature OF HIsCOx 4 Co. Ii
at the bottom OF outside wrapper,
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The threat of Henry Watterson TO read
everybody but himself out of the Demo.
cratic party, reminds tho Sun OF this
story:
Z" A Tin Can once succeeded in getting
itself attached, by several frank and
ingenious boys, to the tail of fine dog.
The Dog started for Chicago. The Tin Can
started too. They Jared along together,
not without considerable discomfort aud
apprehension on tho part Of the head OF
the procession. The Tin Can, being empty
made much noise as it ratified over the
rubble and at last the Dog, slightly
turning his head, remarked in a mildly
demonstrating voice { II strikes me you
are good deal of a nuisance on an
expedition of this sort Whereupon the
Tin Can redeemed almost TO the,color Of the
tomatoes it had formerly contained, and
retorted with some heat, The sooner
the break comes the better. here by
read you out of the animal kingdom"
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fniisde,pn,a ssssnss.

PHtApxLrurA. Mar. 2i.--rlour QUOT hut
steady superfne state, % Tsfp3 06; Extra
low B ,Oee3b0 Pa. family, ~ 60tpS 90 Ohio 4
,nditna family, t5n6 90; MINI. extra, clear,
W .oao 20 DO straight, ., 50ep6 Is winter pat
eht, t5ge ~ spring do, ~ lslp6 10.
hy0 hour duh at o. 90
wheat atcnly No. Western Rod. el OJt<ep
=, w NO. do, 9Tsc; No, Penna led.
Corn dull and weak, Steamer mixed and
yeloW, DIhdh9c sail yellow and mixed, gI,e
oSG NO mixed and yellow, 67st5sko.
Oals dull and easier; No. 2White. atc
NO. 10 $50 No Q mixed, t2ai2kc.
hye scarce; Tlc bid TOR car lotsc.
seeds Glover dull at sNft9Nc Timothy dull
attl eOnl % Flaxseod firm at N TO-
Provisions steady, tair demand, Moss
pors' p 3 sle so6sO5 Bocf Hams, sisaas soi Inoia
Bacon-Smoked Shoulders skc, salt do.
71SpINci smoked Hams, ltkpi5c pickled
do, l36pl3Lo.
Lard steady; city refined at i0s<eo
90 s7I@lO.
Butter scarce and wanted Creamery
extra, 3773Sc firsts, 3ld38; B. @. a NJ. Y.
extra and tirsts, nominal Western extra, 23fo
25c do good TO choice, l7G2Oc.
Rolls at llfnlGc.
Eggs 6rmer under good demand Penna'a
and western extras, 25n2ST.
cheese firm with fair demand N. Y. full
creams, HNRl5c; western do, l3M0i8k |;
Western fair TO good, llknl2hc; Pa. part
skins, 7hpSEc; do full skins, weak, 617c
for fresh old, 39ic.
Petroleum dull refnod. 9K09kc.
NhisRy at el %
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virginia Presents tho one GREAT issne.

At a meeting OF tho Democratic state
central committee it was resolved to call a
convention at Richmond, on May IA. The
following resolution was adopted.
" Res0lUed, That the Democratic state
committee havo observed with grave con-
Germ division threatening the Democratic
party of the country upon the tariff, and
feel at liberty to express their opinion
individually that tho agitation of this
question at this period is unwise and
should be discouraged, and that all Demo.
Gratis should subordinate all differences in
concentration upon tho one great issue of
reform CT the government and it's restora-
tion to purity and constitutional principles.
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HuHIW DUmptH-This famous clown and
his troupe win be In the opera house this
evening. Tho Cincinnati Enquirer says "Ile
kept the people in II steady roar OF laughter.
Tho majority OF tho tricks arc new, and
" HumptY" " rs now presented by this party
will bc found Il treat to bO,h old and Young.
During tho evening number OF spcciittes
were introduced, all OF them clever. and soy.
eral OF them above tho average-nOtably the
TirsOts, and Wallace, the man bird, whose
whistlins limitations OF the feathered song.
stors were wonderful. Tho 'Pantaloon OF
Jas, Il, Adams was Il tiptOp inpersonution. "
Rdri."-" The play Of Karl, by Charles a.
Gardner aud company at the grand opera
house last night was greeted with good
house. The piece lt3olf, whilo laying no
claims TO inuicacy OF plot or brilllancy OF
dialogue is Il simple pretty little tale, charm.
ingiy ana Interestingly told. Gardner Is an
exccllent Dutch comedian" -SprinOdeld
ohio. Globe. This play will be produced in
this city tomorrow evening. ltsparklcs with
iun,
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Motner.l motnorsl rIotnera

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth
II so, go at once and get bottle oi Nj RS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will relieve
the poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon II; there Is no mistake about 1t. There is
not mother on earth who has ever used It,
who will not tell you at once that IL will
regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother, and relief ana health to the child, op-
Grating like magic. II Is perfectly safe To use
In all cases, ana pleasant TO tho taste, and is
the prescription of one of the oldest and best
emale physicians in the United states. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents q bottle.
mayl-M. saw
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yJE-t7 ms.

sroSER -On March 20, 1891. on board boat,
between Cincinnati and LUuisvi' le, on his way
to New Mexico, Herman X. Stoner, OF Allie.
ghcuy CITY, Pa.
Funeral from his parents residence on ION.
day afternoon Rt , O'Clock. m2I.2t
JORDAN this city, on To 9th inst,
ttlIe, daughter OF Elizabeth B., and the late
John Jordan, IN the 18th year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence of her IN thor
No. 5A North Dubo street, on saturday morn.
ing ut lOH O'Clock. The relatives and frirnds
are respectfully invited to attend. q
SuBAFFgE lin EEst farl township. on the
10 tust, Mrs. d. [. Shciiiur, IN tho s3d year
OF hur age.
m" relatives ana friends OF tho deceased
are respectfully invited To attend tho funeral,
from the residence Ot Adam Geist, Blue Ball.
on saturday noNt Rt 10 o'clock. Interment al
Christ church. LCdCOCk township. MO 2ts
sHEAFP.-I this city, on the goth inst, Henry
shcau In the iIin yHHr Oi hts age.
The relatives aud friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his lttc residence, No. 80 South Queen
street, on sunday afternoon at 3;I5 o'clock.
intormcnt at Lancaster cemetery. q
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War Among the TeIspbunes.

PHILADELPHIA, March 21.-Suit was
commenced yesterday in the United States
circuit court here by the American Bell
Telephone company and Bell Telephone
company, of Philadelphia, against the
Baxter Overland Telephone company,
George w. Mears, Morris II. Alburger
and others. The complaint is based on the
telephone patents of Bell. Defendants
are charged with infringing on the Bell
patents. An injunction is asked for and
damages claimed.
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Live stock Mnrket.

CmCAGo-iIogs-Recei $500 head ship.
ments 300 head market brisk and good
grades stronger; rough packing, 90 254g6 75
packing and shipping, VI SJlpT 30; light, % IS
&c 20 sHips, fifp5 70.
Cattle-Neceipts 800 head shipments, 25O0
do; market active and l0c higher; exports.
B 3)igo IS; good to choice shipping % 700
$40; common to medium, s5h5 60 grass
Texans, " 2j6p5 corn.fed Texans, $5U6.
Shcep-Recaipts, 900 head shipments. 1 900
do market steady and frmer inferior To
tair SISfI medium TO good, sI 25I5 choice
to extra, sac
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle duh nothing doing !;
receipts, 500 head shipments, Ga head.
Hogs slow receipts, 2,lSl head shipments
l,2ij head; Philadelphias, 81 1917 %; Workers,
90 2jElG 70
sheep dull; nothing doing; receipts, SO
head; shipments, 400 head
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Charles W. Fclls German, is charged
by Email Mucklo with obtaining by false
protcnse - IN money from Muck lo's
daughter Tho facts appear to be- that
Fclls was in lovo with Miss Mucklc, and
wanted TO marry her. and as Ia very com
mon with l0vcia, tried To further his suit
by presenting her with rings and Othor
icwc'ry. Tho lady accepted tho gifts bnt
dccIiu,d to ncccyt the piver. To get
square with her, Fclls borrowed money
from her. telling her no would
promptly repay IT, AS no did
NOT keep his word ho was asked
for tho money, whercupon no told Miss
Muoklc he would return the money ns soon
as sho returned him his iowolry. This she
declined to do, and her father brought
suit for false prctcnSe. This afternoon
the case was heard before Alderman Ford
ncy, and IN default Of bail Fells was scnt
To- juil for hearing On Monday.
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Alarming AdnItaration Of Eooa =.

ALBANY. n. Y, March 2i.--The Senate
committee on public health, which has
been Investigating the adulteration of
food, reported to day. 1t has discovered
an alarming Wholesale adulteration of
food. OF butter by tallow, oil, bone oil
and lard oil in almost every town and city
in the state and in an amount equaling
half the production of the natural article.
Out OF thirty samples OF butter purchased,
only ten were genuine. The committee
also found that out of 500, 900 quarts of
milk furnished New York daily in 1882,
fully 200 600 quarts were water or skim
milk,
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NEg aDrERri,EMhN rs.

4 rGw "F TmEuLD sTOUK CONNEUII-
~ cut tigar9, ~ for Sc Ht
lARGMAS'S YELLOW FRJST ClG X
STORE
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Messrs. Raymond and hitcomb, tho well
known excursion managers, whose trInsCou-
tinental tours during the past three years
have become very popular, have arranged two
grand excursions from Philadelphia TO the
Pacific Coa,t tor the present sprny. Ono
party VII leave thursday April H. and be
absent 90 days in grand round OF pleasure
travel through tue Western states, Colorado,
New Mexico, Arizoaa, California (bOtb south.
crn aud ccntrUII, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming,
otc The second party will leave Thursday,
May |, and be absent - days. ThO route Will
be the same ug In the first excursion as far us
san Francisco from which point there Will
be a grand detOur thrOug h tho Pacific North
west this part at the trip including Oregon,
Washington Territory, Puget Sound, Vancou.
ver Island, lCahO, Montana, etc, TO salt Lake
city. Among the side trips that may q taken
in connection with these tours are visits ia
the Yosemite Valley and Big Trees, TO Alaska
and TO tho Yellowstone National Park, CIR
CuluTs giving fun details OF these grand eX,
Cursions may bc obtained OF H. b. SHIELDs, III
South Ninth street, under Continental hotel
PhlIhdelphla' ia
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They stole n Trunk.

Some months ago trunk, which be.
longcd 10 lady who came from Harris
burg to Marietta by rail, was stolen from
the platform of the station at tho latter
place. II contained clothing. valuable
icwelry, otc. The railroad officers have
been busy since the larceny trying to as
certain who wore tho thieves. Yesterday
they arrested Frank Montgomery aud
Henry a. SpanRlcr, Of Marietta, Ono of
them confessed that no stole tho trunk
and carried II to tho river side, where both
OF them broke IL to pieces with an axe and
carried oil tho contents. Search of the
mems houses was made and considerable
of the stolen property was recovered. The
men were taken before Squire'Frank, of
Columbia, who committed them TO prison.
where they now arc.
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hEw YoRR, March 2l.--Flour-State and
western dull and in buyers favor; Southern
steady.
Wheat LGhc lower, duh and heavy; trade
mainly in options No. White nominal /; No.
Rod, Aprll, ~ OSpl 0SX May, 81 IOJzGpl 10sz
June, 81 llA8l lAA march, 81 OH bid, sl olsx
asked,
Corn H@hc lower and moderately active
U65Ikc.
oats LGp1!c lower and active No. Q April,
i00ikc; May, t0Silc; June, 40s6 ptic
State, 4liiIc. Western. 4D146c.
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KaIlrOnd lInIl,IinE.

MNWTrIW NUOITNOIl
Work on tho Mannheim & Cornwall
railroad is progressing, tho track being
laid To- tho cut above White Oak mills,
distance or about four miles Tho first
car load Of -four from White oak passed
over tho road on Thursday afternoon,
coneigucd to Il. McBurney 81 Co, Phila.
dclphia. We understand that Mr.. Grubb
has also made ARRANGEMENTS 10 ship pig
iron from the White Oak station.
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Tne Cuban EmigTauts.

New YORK, March 21.-The "a Cubans,
who reached Boston on Wednesday by the
brig Soreamer, and who were wrongfully
represented to be outlaws, whom the
Spanish government wanted to get rid of,
arrived in this city this morning by tho
steamer Providence, of tho Fall River line.
1t is said they will depart for San Domin
90 To. morrow
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ErII IInMn SInIr..

About O'Clock last evening, Humphrey
Tracer, an old mau living at No 5I2 North
Mulberry street, made mistcp at the
head Of the stairs at his residence and fell
TO the bottom, breaking hs nose and
Spraining his back 50 badly as to render
him helpless. Arrangements arc making
to send him to the hospital, ho being poor
aud without the means 10 provide for
himself
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The best snlyc Ia the world for cuts bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds OF skin
eruptions, treCkes and pimpos. The salve IL
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get ilssRYs CARBoLIC SALvE, M all others are
but limitations and counterieits. Price 70
cents. sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
't"r" lH North Ou"en street NV ~
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WEATHER IsDIUATioNs

WASHINGTON, March 81 For the Middle
Atlantic states, generally fair weather,
preceding by light rains on the New Jer-
sey coast, light rise in temperature, varia-
bio winds mostly from north to east,
and slightly warmer; fair weather Is indi-
Gated for Atlantic coast for Saturday,
followed on Saturday night by local rains
in the Middle states.
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Look out for Your Head.

No matter what parts It may finally affect,
catarrh always starts I'm the head and belongs
to the head. There Is no mystery about the
origin of this dircful disease. II begins in a
neglected cold. One OF the kind that Is sure
to be better In few days" Thousands OF
victims know how It Is by sad experience.
Ely's Cream Balm cures colds In the head and
catarrh In all Its stages. Not q snutf nor n
liquid. Applied with the finger To the nos
trils. m4.2wdGod&w
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FOREIGN Dots

The London Lancet, a medical journal,
advises Gladstone to accept peerage.
At Paris the French government is de-
batting the Chinese indemnity questi on
The lowest figure proposed is one hun
dred and Atty million francs.
Monsignor Goddard, the spiritual adviser
Of ex-Empress Eugepie, while riding in
London to meet that lady this morning,
injured.
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Wreck on the q. q r. u. Railroad.

PoRT DEPOSIT, Md, March 2l.--Six
freight cars and tender of engine els of
a freight train north on the Columbia &
Port Deposit railroad were thrown
off the track while crossing a switch
at Octorato junction, four miles north
Of Port Deposit this morning. tearing up
the track for 200 yards. No serious dam.
age was done to the cars nor to tho
ergine which ran along on the ties. Three
brakcsman were in the caboose who
narrowly escaped. No one was injured
No trains have gone through between
Port Deposit and Columbia to day. Passen
gers are being transferred at the wreck.
Tho wrecking train ia clearing up the
wreck, which will bo completed by to-
night.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2l.-Last
night while tho jailer at Erin was giving
supper to the prisoners, one of them held
him while two fellow prisoners escaped.
The man who held tho jailor then threw
him to the floor and escaped also. One OF
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Don't suffer any longer with tho pains and
aches of Rheumatism, which make life bur.
den to you, Relief, speedy and permanent
can he procured at the nearest drug store, in
the form OF Kidney-WOrt. Elbridgc Malcolm
OF Nest Bath, Maine, says /" Il was completely
Frustrated with Rheumatism and Kidney
troubles and was not expected to recover
The first dose of K'dney-wort helped me- Six
doses put me on my feet, It has now entirely
cured me and have had no trouble since.n
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y FOSTER.
ron CHILDREN.
Boys Shirt Waists

In GLUE or GRAY FLANNEL, DARK aud
LIGHT PERChEE, CALICO, CHEVlOT. Also
WHITE MUSLIN with Linen Collars anu
Cuiis for Dress. Price trOm 2OC. to Sl2).
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n,nnrrnt,r nnmrn.

Tho Democratic members Of tho Llucas
ter school board will meet in caucus in the
high school building Monday evening at s
o'clock. to select candidate to fill the
vacancy In the board oocasioned by the
death Of Peter McCouomy. BY resolution
recently adopted by the board, vacancies
are to be filed by tho members belonging
to the same political party with which the
member causing the vacaucv vas cor-
uPpt,l
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industries of this country in such cond.
tion that they can earn comfortable
living through them. We have no com.
mercial marine, and the people OF this
country are dependent upon other coun-
tries for nothing. We can manufacture
here everything that we need, and I fear
that policy or platform which would
look TO large tariff reductions would be
fatal to our party or to any party"
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hessrs. Strtwbrldge Il Ciothlcrs F0shton
quarterly Is no ordinary advertising publicl-
tion. There are many pages ot interesting
reading specially prepared tor 1t, which viii
Gmuse instruct ana interest ono or al I'm
every household where II goes. The spring
issue, Just published, iJ particularly worth
attention.
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MuysI..

DrMuySL.
IL A. OFFENDER has removed his TO-
BACCO AND CIGAR STORE from No. 70 to
No 10 WEST KING STREET, where he VIII
have more room and greater facilities for car
rying on his increasing business.
a large stock OF all the BEST BRANDS OF
ToblcCos, Cigars nd Snufs constantly on
hand. Call ut the
RED, WHITE AND GLUE FRONT,
NO. 10 WEST kING ST. a OFFENDER.
IulT!l.lmd
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ESTATE or ID. q. LUUBER, LATE OF
IL Lancaster city, deceased. Letters tespt.
mentaTy on said estate hlying peen gtnn,eu
10 the undersigned, all persons inioptc"
thereto are requested TO make immeaiaic pay
ment' and those having claims or Demands
ng.inat the same, viii presens them Without
dsIav for retirement TO tue undersigned, TO-
si"i"s 80 CHAKL ES II. LOCHER,
ROBERT E. LOCHkR.
g. H. REYNOLDS, ExeoutoIs
Attorney. febll 6tdfh