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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Saturday, the day OF August, 1885,

tho following deecfibed real estate situate In starr
COUNTY, uhlo, to'wti Known NJ aud bruH n part VI
fractional teooh humber twenu i've (pb) IN township
number Ohn tAwfoDuel IN range nnnUuf ton (lOl In
hhld county VI HtAfh, founded ~ f0llOwa npnnhlnp
NJ post on the Western boundary 0f tho Nhoe ifAot
aud on tho south boundary " the MAasalun A Ultyu'
boundary u tho whole tract soutbwafliy SiIeen (i0l
chAlnt Aun iufy'nve and onp'haf (ihtSl linha " d
eione ihenqe eoulh, t0iao east ton (Oi ohalnp and
10 10 lhe nbt fuur (i) ohAlni nnd lhiiy llnha Io
tione themes north vaiaton 70 10 tic ipht four (i)
ohAina aud NINETY tlui (pil lluhs " n no on Too
read the four following courses aud dsladcsa ylIl
north, hJAo wet tive ~ thalua and nlpltJem lpUl
llntg tntlce north bpo scst two ~ thaiObl telce
ihtsl hndth nce nof ~ ibA6 w,st u Tie place u be
rlnulur, containing ioirt ~ and sevenifelpht y .,
hunlrtdlha "a aces Of land aud Also all tie tract
" phfonl " land Ilnr between tho north boundary "
The foregoing lreo and the ruAnafaNAs river, except
s Ma ieaeiynp hiwevet VI tho aifee, u railroad aud
n nso vl lhe Cleveland, LoiAln Ugyelhnd hAllroad
vumpanfl hnd ttuerilpa ahd reaefvlnr also hll tie
nope ognl that mar undetly tho ealo elnpes with the
nss, =, nle,nn ~, t.e aan. a also All their righl u
Nv sse oS.css @ ~ w.s.. .s Gs.pp"s IsS s
Iunnhn ,hgn het h aesen aud oOehali depreea weaL
nl heu,h line u Tue hhcye described tact AID slso
ss a. ssa ,os ,,s MP P's ., tue e.,aia agtnen q
uhtisilAn ylaufsf and wife Heplemhetyh ipJi, and
recorded " he pat ieco,ns o. said couniI oat v on
touching AM ht,he coal that MAJ undpfy eald loi io'
reihef With ali the Appufenances IN Ny vss ,p, .a,a
premises belenrinrl said ptemafa ,balna now tnsrn
a. aud called teIp stone uarJl aud All rlrhis and
easpnenia of the dtfendap,sin ani wsa ,ha,e,no Ie
longing. aud all tho buldlnps aud shea hon IN ths,
minhi hereafter Bp on aaid pfemi ep also ono asa,
nnrlne aud ai boilers ior tue same one aleain sar
mill for saving one all steam aid oth.r derfiOth a
auys, bluchs, puleyp, toltp, siean pumps Que sfs,
water tAnt, railroads railroad ifon Hn uea aud III
other nhclinefy aud nstufee " ever name And hnd
both III AZ then in up r about said ifenlse as ALA
Ai thsi mlsh, be- IN ihpm thereafter acquired fOt us
IN upun aud aba the panie IN conn oilun With N
bunlnpee htn ah evtf hincr and now carried on thtr
tovit That " mining q AffrnF, saving, nhnufartui
Ing And the n,neai handling Of stone and sanu,
Appraised ., $4,000.
aais 10 commence ., one oolccs D. m. Terms cash.
,AMns LEE. marin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Saturday, the lat day Of AuQust, 1886,

te following described real estate Rtuate In slAil
county, ohio tOwl OnO out lot Oi grlund IN i MI
Morrndf addition 70 Tue town ot Louisville, IN talC
county, which said lot u al tlngiilthed Un tho map vi
aad tuwu ~ recorded ~ tho hrc0rirre once hy tht
number u, containing U and ~ 100 acres. Also fyt
lolA IN Louis Muchdg addition 70 tho town oi Louis
VILE a. IA known and distinguished on Tue plAt Of Ad
town which IA recorded IN tho llrootdcra once Of uhd
oouuU " tho numbers of H. ", M, II aud 10,
Also an out lot bena tract " ground IN ionia Mor
cnle addition 10 The town " LouANr, ~ said county
which IA dallny uhrd by the plat VI aAd lawn "a 10
corded IN thr llccoIder once by the number ,oon
talnlng twu aud III 100 Acfw
Aleo thu following described real ealAle situate IN
siAfk cuun Hhd State VI uh0, tNlll being raH II
township No ~ aud range No, Y bo nv loe numbers
aud n ula lhil uut ny 0nr Mailer aud surveyed by D.
n willard on the nnd and iitd days u f uAfy A, ~
1907 ferfrner belnH had ~ Hau auiy Nlil nl1ts f
" appear ltglnhli Tor the same nj tho southwest
Nofiet VI lot M q and running hel o. with lhe south
llle oi TN HAne suh eDlao eWt, CHAINS aud q uhs
sas"a nYS S"SS AZ AID s NY Spd te "otS Ts ~ es. l
chains And llnk IN Tho northeast corner VI lot III
thence Win tho ~ ,onnd ~ thereof north ttiJ
woat ohalns ~ 80 luka " tho hothwtal corner VI
boundary " lota tN0 and three SOUTH 10 west ChAlnT
and llnt' 10 tho b,glnnll ANA Collalnlng . aofca
and plOO N an acre NJ land moro W lpaA
Also Al,t,f ground IN tho town VI Loulaye, STARK
county, OHIO Will said lot Ia distinguished on tia
map " said town he recorded N the et orders once VI
Aald county by tho No ~ IN shlyelts addition
d Ta1OO acres Appral,ed nj 10000
Lot n appraised At lla0OO
~ $4,000
~ 10 " UtlpnOO
ia UIipnOO
a. 10 ~ UIlpOOO
sSSfIobSS0 'cFO' appraised I" a,igiSS ,IGasS
sAe 10 commence At 1 O'Clock y m. Terms one
third oAah on day " hAe aud the balance IN two eluAi
annual payments, with Interest from dAJ Of hAe. W.,
cured by mortgage Gn tho prelnlhea
JAMES LeK sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
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Tho moat nuoooasu remedy ever daooyefed for tho
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
NOTICE.

Notice IA hereby given that rranhln swlhart has
uaaed In tho boitliDg businesn At 300 ynu Market
aifeet this ryI sAid nfm having been dissolved on
juiadw FilANKfiN K swIilART.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02

STARTLING The washerwomans bill neglected becomes hheOu Interest
white
settlements make long friendships The poveba philosophy trading
a distinct literature ...
Successful merchants lnd In ready trading m
large outlet M goods are found The cheap selling Of the EXCELSIOR
Much Of our advertising general We II
Clothing for Men and Boys complete and superior Besides this you
TO know thut II IL incomparaby cheap
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02

I Osr, sTRAYED or sr0LEN-A dark bay Horse z
IL years old slim body about IA hAndh hlgh, At'ayed
or stolen on "wednesday night June lith, from tho
farm u Dlmno Tyler miles south OF OAht0n, A 10
ward viii be given for The return VI the horse 0f In
fOlmAtOn leading 10 hia recovery
junlu gwdAw AUGUST laLhlL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Notice to Teachers.

Tho naIt regular County Teachers Examination will
be held Canton ON saturday, June 27th, instead OF
saturday, july 9Th
ny order Of board
iun2b aV NJ UltAUOHKR Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Administrators Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given that the undersigned has boon
duly appointed and qualified M Administrator
Of the estate Of Jesse Sell late OF stark county, OHIO
dhoeAAed
jun9b.dw VALENTINE MONO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
nrAp TlIIl rrsrIMoNYl

hNhD lin iB'tlmUNfl
My own case and remarkable recovery IA we'll known
10 many NJ our cEcna and hah etclted much attention.
twenty yeaa aec wm nrat attacked with ilheuatlap,
which grew woIpe every year During tho last twelve
years have suffered untold Apony Tho attachs iAat.
Ina from two " three nonths Atmee VIVA 40 eeyore.
~ afllcted that could only be moved on pbeet
used a remedies known 10 tho ubliu employed physi.
moro inienae Until prevented ma from attending 10
my buslnrss ana finally gave W all hope of ever DO.
coming well, aud concluded u no Enat 10 reinhin
tho family phynclaD rave mo n prescription for my
lheun,alisni, aud before had taken half bottle
wRs FREQ from ANY HlHn " rheumatism, aud felt that
great burden had been lifted OF my mind and body
n now over rnar alhce was cured ana IN that tnp
hAv. gained 10 poinda and M excellent appetite
Many persona similarly enllccd, hearing Of my caac
have usei tho medlrne with tue same happy reeultsl
and applications for having become 10 numerous and
urveut have heou Induced 10 mako arrangements W
have tho medicine prepared m extensive pcale 10
sunplv thu inofeasinn demand y W. THY
junai dAwdm) ioi Western Ave, Allegheny, Pa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Sheriff Sale.

iiy virtue of an order of sale Aaued By tho CLERK
Of Tho court oi common pleas of STARK county,
Uhlo IN The above action, aud 10 mo directed will ofei
IN tho oltT uf Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
BOOKS, 40,
BOOKS:

When you want anything In the line
OF Books or Stationery, examine our
stock aud prices. We know you will be
pleased. Our stock IL new and clean,
many books bearing the imprint OF 1885
aud Ii the choicest In the city.
We receive the latest Novels as they
are Issued, In Stationery we keep all
the latest styles. We have a full stock
Of Blank Books. Memorandums, Pen ana
Pencil Tablets, Standard Inks, aud every
thing pertaining to our business,
Remember that we will allow no deal
or In the city to undersell us. II we
have not tho book you want In stock,
wo will order II at publishers price.
We are sole agents for John b. Alden,
who Ia the cheapest publisher OF stand
ard works In the world,
MELLlNGER & MILLER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-07
xxEDERKRASz EASTER FESTIVAL.
Concert. Ball and Joyous Celebration OF the
Singing Society.

Singing Society.
The Easter festival at the hall Of the Lieder-
kranz association, on Grant street, last even
Ing was great success, in point of the num-
bers in attendance, as well as with regard to
the excellence of the programme rendered.
II opened with the concert, at which the
selections rendered were as follows:
overture" orma, fHsf tBeilini Groshs Orchestra.
Das Deutsche Lied-Chorus tKalliTodal.
Duet-"I Am an Alsatian." tOfYenbach),
Miss Laura lske and Mr.. IL Drachbar.
sin LieoS'er Gans"Tenor solS' Sr (SaepSssS e Se9der
nluuer Montag-Chorus Otto }, Liederkranz.
PART II.
Concert Watz-"Iconoclasta,n !1as,i !zssn,iehhellD. -
1 Die Trnsche-Chorns (Hoepfner), Liederkranz
Das sohciden (Iiaas) Miss Laura iske
ssetween the Acts"-Mediey 4Bowm@nl sSn an, =,
Aunorderung gum Tanz, (GungD,
Liederkranz and Orchestra.
Between parts and III there was given
burlesque drill of a squad OF soldiers, repre-
ssnting the company the Liederkranz is
willing to furnish to protect the interests of
the Union in Central America. 1t afforded
great amusement
Niss Laura Iske's solo and her duet with
Mr. II. Drachbar, also Mr. A. Bender's solo
were the features of the evening. The young
lady was presented with a beautiful floral
gik The choruses and the orchestral music
proved anew the high proficiency of the
singers and musicians.
After the concert dancing began and was
continued through an extended programme
and until a late hour
The committee of arrangements consisted
Of Adam bender, VIM. Freitag and Ernst
Roehm. The floor managers were Jos.
Smith and John Hoyler.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-07
MARRETS.
Philaslslphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April 7-Flour quiet. but
steady; superfnc, o. soQ2 s7x Extra ss0
80; Penn'a. family, % G203 e7x Winter clears,
s@4 20 do straights. ~ 25Q4 75 MINI. extra clear
~ 0O14 % DO straghts, ~ 4005 90 winter pat
ents, y 75f15 20 spring do q oo0S 90.
Rye -four at - 5O913 G2h.
Wheat excited :and higher; No. Western
Red, S9AQ9oc No. do, at sOQslc; tNo. Pa
do s7lzc No. Delaware, do. 96Q9ylzc.
Corn hrmer, with fair demand steamer, 400
soc No. yellow and mixed. 4sG5oc; No.
Oats frm with moderate demand; No. 1
White. 4lQi2c No. 2 do. at 399391$c ), No. do.
ssGs1zc rejected, B0s7kc; No. mixed. SIC.
at u b5 Flaxseed quiet at u bO0l 81.
Winter bran quiet at $l9fp20
Provisions steady good jobbing demand mess
pork, sla so; beef hams, $2i02l 90; city mess
Bacon. sH9ec Smoked shoulders, sael<c
salt. salt 90, p, io, Sei smoked hams lok3ilEc;
Lard steady !; city refined. at 7A0ec; loose
butchers'. 612Gss{c prime steam. q IS.
Butter-market quiet and prices steady
Creamery extras, 2a925c |; b. G. and N. Y. do, ia
24c Western dairy extras. 2o@22c; do good "a
choice, l50lsc.
Rolls at s0lOc packing butter, 6dloc.
Eggs steady with fair inquiry; Extras. l6h
4l7c; Western do, l7c.
Cheese quiet and firm; New York Full
Cream, 120l2kc; Ohio Flats, choice. 10x6l03zc
90 fair 70 prime, 70ioc Penna part skins, "a
Petroleum hrm Refined, TIC.
Whisky hrmer at 81 %
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-07
a FARMER IMPOsED UPON.
uoRcod Under Threat to Sign Note for SI65
& 1Ur . Petent COrn-Sheller and Feed-ChOp-
Per That He Did Not

Hesced Under Threat to Sign Note for SI65
Dnr Patent COrn-Sheller and Feed Chop
Per That He Did Not Want.
Ah0ut March 9Th, o well-dressed stranger
called at the residence Of George Mowery, a
1hkmer who lives near New Providence. He
ntoAod thai he was an agent Of the Standard
1knohine compauy, Of Cleveland, and was
uo211nG combination corn-sheller and feeds
choppor He wanted to leave machine
NM Mr. Mowery, and employ him to intro
dnoo Y. Before departing the agent secured
I tho signature of the farmer upon acard. Sew.
esnl days aiter his departure machine ar
Hyed 81 the New Providence depot,
but Mr. Mowery refused to take
~ away. A few days ago another
nDnt a. the machine firm, also put in an APP
p5oxnnCe at Mr.. Mowery's house and asked
Hin % Hgn note forsl6b The latter refused
but ~ 1nan said he would send the sheriff
up6n him at once Ii he did not do II. Mr..
MoutEy's children became frightened and
perUueded the old man TO sign the note to
avoid trouble After the signature had been
0btA1nod tne agent came direct to this city.
h took the note to the First National
nonkl bnt they refused 10 discount It As far
- Nh Qowory knows, no money has been
rSsSiVe6 upon the note, and he makes this
f17Sn6cei0a public in order to warn others.
II - = clear case OF bulldozing, and gun
on1 3 0QR mould be used to hunt down such
onoooa 4ne ilrst man had very red, full
~ Wth red whiskers aud was about IS
yo06s Old The second was about So years OF
ISto6 haFpers are the same In all prots.
hilHH WHO reeently compelled Abraham b
HoyeDHsnks a Mannheim township 70 pay tor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-07

\ osr Monday evening well manifested
(4 the Lenten season of sackcloth and
jGs had passed away, for the seeker after
oz1usement had many avenues open to him
NNoroby he might have whiled away
r1ocnurably the evening hours. II
~ was of a theatrical turn of mind
~ could have found Amusement and
inGlruction in the "Lights O'London" at
~ opera house and II disorderly he could
I've pounded policemen in the gallery. only
s u ~ locked up for his pains. II the desire
n1lianor of evolutions in the most wondroui
* o0otumes, ample opportunity for its graft,
HCrAibn was given at the M@nnerchor anc
llacnster rinkA II hewas fortunate enough
o rs member of the Liederkranz society
~ mirht have gaily passed his evening list
6o1nE 10 good music or Joining in the merry
0oncS. The details OF these various enter
ta1nments will be found below.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-07
THE LI8HTS " LONDON.


Good Performance at the Opera HOuse-A
stirring Fight In the Gallery.
A large audience greeted Shook Il Golfers
HLiehts o o'London" in Fulton opera house
i.nt evening. This well, known spectacular
melodrama has been given here before, and
has proved to be quite favorite with local
theatre-goers. 1t deals with the fortunes OF
Harold Armytdge who had been cast of by
his father, and Clifford Armytage, who by a
skiliful robbery manages to get possession of
Harold's heritage. The story is rather clevi
erly told, but much of the plot seems to be
sacrificed to the exigencies of the stage stua-
tions In other words the dialogue often
seems to be made to fit the scenery. The
scenery carried by the company is among the
finest ever shown here.
The parts were taken capably by the, ,o., 80.
pany last evening and the audience m"s yrbs Tbs
ll Viii beee .I applal,lssssin this evening
POUNDED BY GALLERY GODS.
There was quite a row in the gallery
during the performance, and the facts as
developed at the hearing before Alderman
Fordney this morning were about as fol
lows: A boy named julius Lechler was
croating disturbance and Special Officer
ns s% oa ar0 at SSe ,ss hs Ssa of esnes s% to ps,
sisted, and in the scufiie Croft tripped
and fell. The moment Croft fell Jacob
BAumgardner, William Overly and three
other boys jumped on and began pounding
him. Officers Olt, Musketnuss and Barnhold
happened to be near, took hand in the row
and the belligerent boys spent the night ir
! the station house.
Mr.. Yecker appeared against them this
morning and said that while he did not de
slre these boys TO be severely punished, YET
he wished penalty imposed on them as 1
warning to others, that they cannot mis-
behave In the gallery of the opera house.
Alderman FOrdney said In view of the fac
that II was their first otfense he would dis
charge them on the payment ofcosts. Baum
gardner and Overly paid their costs and were
discharged from custody. Lechler was very
fmpudent during the hearing and at its con
clusion said he would not r&y the costs, and
he was committed for fivs days for disorderly
conduct Warrants have been issued for the
other boys who were engaged in the row.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-07
sKATERs WHO WE'RE MASKED.
Jelllty Running Riot at the M~nnercnor and
Lancaster Kinks.

Jellty Running Riot at the M~nnercnor and
Lancaster Kinks.
Over 1000 persons attended the carnival at
the M@nnerchor rink on Monday evening
and OF that number l25 couples were in fancy
costumes and took part In the march. Over
tho stage in gilt letters were the words
g Welcome Skaters" The audience was so
large that part Of the rink floor was occupied
BY them and the skaters were einconvenienced.
The grand march was started at $50 o'clock,
the orchestra playing "Climin' up de Golden
6tairAv Immediately afteg the march the
a1katers unmasked and the foor was open to
Ill who wished to skate. At IL o'clock the
skaters retired and the floor was given
over TO merry dancers and they made
rood use of their time until the clock struck
n when all departed for their homes well
pleased with the evening entertainment
Much of the success of the event was due
to the admirable arrangements of the COM
Inittee consisting of Rudolph Gates. Harry
GoFhart Charles Groetzinger, Charles Tucker
William Brecht Harry Buckius and c. G..
6trickler.
AT THE LANCASTER RINK.
At he Lancaster rink on West King street
Z carnival was also given. The attendance of
spectators was very large, and nearly all the
SEATING room was taken. The grand march
took place at 0 o'clock and about twenty-five
couples in fancy costumes participated.
After the march the masks were taken of
and all enjoyed the skating until late hour.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-07
An Independent Church.

An application has been filed in the pro-
thonotary's Office, Philadelphia, for the incor-
poration of "the First Independent church
(undenominationaD of Philadelphia" This
is to be religious novelty, the worship to be
conducted according to the early Apostolic
church as 1t existed during the first tWo GEN.
who desire to stand in Christian communion
with every organization of Evangelical Chris
tians, are T.. p. Restein, Charles Yarnall, jr.,
William II. Wilson, Louis Restein, James +.
Edkins, David G. Pomeroy, Horace c. Seely,
w. II. Dawson, A. Il. Stockwell and James
w. Bosch.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-07

!. 1 -. ~ y h IN =. { n \ p! = = =
Hsrsh g IS Vss wsl6ed - ~ g eGSnl q
tho SU>6n0nr0 MoGhtno 1cmpony, 81 Cl6vo
land, Ohloy Who roquogeed p9rmIs1lon to put
one 81 tho machine6 On The fnrm fbe exhlbi-
tion. Mr.. Haverstick gave the desired per-
blank, which the agent said was 70 show the
home once that he had permission to put the
machine on the premises: Mr.. Haverstick
signed the blank and thought nothing further
OF the matter until short time after the ma
for the same or suit would be brought Upon
investigating the matter Mr.. Haverstick
learned that he had signed an order for the
machine
These rascals should be hunted down and
punished,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-07
SentO Out.

August LAGER, arrested for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct at the corner of North
Queen and Walnut streets, on complaint of
residents of that vicinity, was heard by Alder
man Deem yesterday and committed to the
county prison for five days.
Jimmy Quinn celebrated Faster so vigor-
ously yesterday and by night was unable TO
navigate. Officer Merringer arrested and
Alderman A. II. Donnelly committed him to
the county prison for q short term
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-07
solicitor to the County Auditors.

Marriott Brosius, esq, was elected solicitor
to the board of county auditors to-day on the
fourteenth ballot. The attorneys voted for
were b. Frank Eshleman, ID. G. Eshleman,
G. N. Sproul, Major A. G. Rein9hl, ii. G.
Brubaker, and J. w. johnson. On the decid-
ing ballot Bush voted for Brosius, Nissley
for II. G. Brubaker and Shredder for ID. G.
Eshleman. Before the vote was announced
Nissley changed his vote to Brosius, and that
elected him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-07
Lett Town SuddenIy.

NJ. M. Nolt, barber, who had shop in the
basement of Heinitsh's furniture store East
King street left town suddenly a week or
two ago, leaving behind unpaid bills for
house rent, shop rent journeymen's wages
and various tradesmen's bills. Mr. Heinifsh
has seized the shop furniture, and 1t will be
sold ut cOnstable's sale on the l4th inst.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-07
The Rarr-Wiley Case.

In the United States court in Philadelphia
the case of John X. Barr, against the estate Of
the late William nj. Wiley was expected to
be called for its second trial. 1t win he re-
membered that Barr recovered on the first
trial and defendant secured a new trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-07

Concert of War 0vnrs.--Fulton opern house
promises 70 bc well crowded ON Thursday, Fri.
day ana Saturday evenings, when the entertain
ment for General Reynolds' Post. No. l0S, @. A.
r., is given. IL will consist Of the rendition OF
well known war songs by chorus OF well
trained local vocalists. The tickets purchased
entitle their owners IN reserved seats at the
opera house without extra charge. They shoAld
be Immediately secured.