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nWarnpg Beaver,

General Beaver has our sympathy. He
travels with Blaine whom the crowds come
to see and to cheer, and the Republican
candidate for governor, who would natur-
ally be supposed to play the FIRST fiddle in a
gubernatorial contest, occupies a very
humble place indeed in the parade.
1t is true, he is permitted to
speak, along with the young men
Of good lungs who have been taken 10
make the music hold out. But the un-
doubted effect Of this progress across the
state as managed by Cooper, is that of
presidential and not gubeUnatorial
march. Mr.. Blaine, Pennsylvania Re-
publican candidate for president, is the big
figure. General Beaver, Pennsylvania
Republican candidate for governor, IS the
little figure.
We do not know whether Field Marshal
Cooper arranged it thus with malice afUre-
thought, or whether it was simply in des-
peration at the prospect of Beavers defeat
that Blaine was called in. The latter seems
more probable. The Cameron influence
would certainly never have man
aged royal progress for Blaine,
through Pennsylvania If they had
not had a very hot chestnut to be
saved from the burning 1t may help
Beaver, but it cuts down lamentably his
proportions as a gubernatoria. candidate as
he goes stumping along.
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PER son AL.

President CLEVELAND hiss sent a cheek
for 500 to the sufferers by the Buffalo, :.
Y, storm.
Mr.. ANDREW CARNEGIE, j. lying very
i'll at Cresson, his mother aud private seCre-
trary being with him.
RoBERr c, YoUNg, an intelligent young
colOred man, = rspPing vaiuly for admission
at The door, Of Dickinson college.
JAMES SWEENEY has been appointed post
master at Cham bevsbUrg. He Is a son OF the
recent Democratic proLhono!ary aud rep
reseutatiye.
Mr.. BANCRoFT's iates, volume in his
history OF the PaCinr coast Is pronounced by
the press OF ths. region more fascinating <
than Don QuiXote' or the tales Of the Arabian
Nights.
CHARLES CAJGHLIN about three week
ago had nearly - 900 stolen from his Phlis.
delphia home, the saving OF lifetime His
daughter was told in dream that il
was concealed in q hay loft. OI searching
the latter place : GO O! the money was
found.
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Is the current uumber Of the Nurh
American RcririV, Colonel Long argues that
the obelisk in Central Park, New York,
should be returned to EgyP- II IS doomed
to crumble to dust within comparatively
short time, and all that can be done to pro.
tect Il from our climate, can not prol0ng its
existence for any period that will he at ali ap-
preciable when compared with the great an.
tiquity. His chief reason for 'eturning IL
however, is based On facts that are new aud
surprising. He says that the obeltsk did not
come to US a. a free sit, but thSt the people
and the khedive OF Egyp. were strongly op-
posed TO its removal. The khediye said Z:
Mr. Consul, take it my people complain
am delighted 20 sea that they appreciate
these antiquities agree with them that
they are Of great historical value 70 US bUt l
| do not wish to offend the Great Republic
The United States government was kept in
| ignorance Of the opposition OF the 2overG-
| ment and people Of Egypt although the latter
| were with difficulty restrained from violence.
| Money was used literally, and Egypt Is
| VIGOROUSLY a land were bribery prevails,
! Colonel Long says "The return ot the
| obelisk would be a fitting rehuke tn that IN
| science of money which seeks uo!"rtety and
| place by attaching its name TO enterprises
| which attract the attention and applause ui
the populaco" In place of a national glory
the "ueedle" In New York Is a national
| shame, memorial Of the defiance OF the
people Of Egypt by an American money
king. a sarcastic comment on the statue OF
| liberty ennghtening the world. Rack with
IT
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CITY PROPERTY AT

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT
' ASSIGNEES' SALE. - On TUESDAY.
sold AT the Leopard hotel, in the city OF Lancas-
ter, Pa, in pursuance OF an order OF the Court
of Common Pleas. of Lancaster County TO the
undersigned assignee the following properties
Purpsrt No. l. All that certain twostory BRICK
BRICK BACK BUILDING and LOT or PIECE
OF GROUND, situated on the Northeast corner
OF Middle and Rockland streets, in the city OF
Lancaster. bounded and described az follows
to wit Beginning on the Northeast corner of
Middle and Eockland streets, thence extending
west along said Middle street. thirty feet, thence
North along pnrpart No: 2 50 feet 70 post
1aenes Wss , qg Sna Z
ieet to property OF MRS. Klinei thence East
along the same IS feet to kockland street,
and thence along the line OF Rockiand street to
Ihe above is one OF the best corner groceries
in the City of Lancaster The lot also con tains
PGrpart No. z All that certain two.story
BRICK DWELLING, with one story back buid.
ing sHS 1 ID fGs Of a fe Sn
Lancaster, and numbered 3Oi and 800 on city
plan. Containing in front on said Middle street
q feet inches, more or less, and extending in
depth 81 feet, more or less. TO purpart No. ].
Purpart No. 3, Ali that certain two,story
BRICK DWELLING, with one-story brick back
building, and lot or piece of ground situated on
the northwest side Of Middle street, in the city
OF Lancaster and numbered ys on city plan
inches, more or less, ana extending In depth
67 feet, more or less. The houses on puIrparts
No 2and are new and in firsteass condition
The above prope ties viii be sold as "a whole or
separately as bestsuits purchasers:
two hs sSs oi the PaTPs; ,ose,Ser @ Se 10 s
and interest from october ist, lsso
All persons desirous OF viewing lhe Preth,Sos nns
time before the sale Purchase money payable
on April l. 1881 Positive sale; n;AsIEL SING,
Assignee OF Charles Peters and NILE.
HENRY sHUBBRT, Auetioneer. t9-s,M'W''s'
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DUBLIC SALE.
Ox sArrEpAr, NoysMnKR 8. lssh.

OS SATURDAY, SOvENBER o. Isso,
Hy virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Court of
LHnCis county, Pa, the undersigned, admin.
istrator of tho estate OF John McLane, dec d,
VIII e1Dose to public sale at the Leopard hotel
East King street, in the city of Lancaster, ths
following described real estate to wit:
ALI that certain lot or piece OF ground stu
ated on the north side OF East Orange street
no. 7ll), in the city Of Lancaster, Pa, contain.
ing In front on said East Orange street ~ feet,
more or less, and extending In depth to Marion
street gIJ feet, moro or less, which IL erected
DWELLING HOUSE, fronting on said Orange
street about 81 feet, with a depth OF - feet, to
which Il attached large twostory Brick Back
Building, II by q feet. The house has beauu
iul bay windows, with plate glass and walnut
inside shutters, a large circle head front door,
granite stone steps, large balcony &C. The first
story has a large double parlor sitting room
and large dining room, with convenient base
ment Kitchen. The parlor aud sitting room
each have a sunnyside heater. with registers
tells also gas throughout the entire house
Most OF the inside woodwork ia beautifully
grained in walnut. There Is also q large hall
and winding stairway, with heavy walnut rail
ing running TO third floor The second floor
has four nice large rooms and n hallway, sta
dOrIner Windows, and throughout Is well laid
out and convenient for bed chambers, &C.
There Is also on the premises "A cistern and
pump ana necessary outbuilding5. The whole
lot Is nlled with variety OF the best kind OF
fruit trees Just coming into nrstclass bearing
condition. This Is an elegant opportunity for
persons desiring nice comfortable home In a
pleasant location.
Sale to begin at o'clock in the evening, when
terms and conditions will be made known by
JOEL L. HAISEs Auct. oie-tfd
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MIR. GLApsToSE's addition to his pamph-
LEI, on the Irish question Is 9 vigorous answer
10 the critics of that essay. lie says that he
does not refer to the history OF the years be-
fore the union in order 20 excite sympathy,
but that it is part Of his argument that
the union Is not and never has been 4" a
morally binding compact" Repeated efforts
against the union show that IL hes not I've.
come legal Ivy the ratification of the Irish.
For being OF the nature ofs treaty such rai.
fication would have made 1t legal lreland's
demand, says the grand old man." is the
exercise OF the constitutional and Judicial
right which she possessed in lT"9 aud has
never lost
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English Emigration.

1hefe Is considerable alarm in England
o.sr ue emigration of the working
cn'as ~ though they have not hesitated TO
encourage the emigration of the Irish in
the hope OF eventually anglicizinp that
lsiand. This IS the more impressive
because of the deep-seated horror of
emigration that is prevalent among the
poor OF England. The wealthy or welI.to-
81 have the advantage of knowledge of
&orefga lands and know what is before
onem, while the poor people of England
lnagins the country to which they are
bopni 10 be far different from that
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IA REAL FSTATE

Oy THuRspAT. OCToBER p, 1855,
in pursuance OF an order of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Lancaster county, will be sold at
public sale, at tho Hester House, in the city Of
Lancaster, the following described real estate
to wit:
large two-story BRICK DWELLING and lot
Cf ground, situated on the east side OF North
Queen street, 80. 81. The house Is 80 by y feet
with a twO-stOry Brick Back Building 80 by ID
feet, con tanning In all thirteen rooms, with bath
room ana hot ana cold water up stairs an down
with soSer attachments. The lot OF ground IL
81 feet inches front by s5 feet deep fronting on
east end on Christ street on the east end OF
the lot II erected slRrge two story and basement
Brick Tobacco Warehouse - by 81 fest, with
one story and basement brick attachment 81 by
- feet having a capacity of 500 cases OF to-
DacCO. The buildings are all in good repair. A
variety OF fruit on the ground. The property
will be sold entire or in two parts, to suit puT.
Chasers.
sale to commence at ~ O'Clock p m.. when
conditions will te made known by
ISRAEL p. MAYER,
olg tsd Assignee OF J. X. shirk.
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d. BLIC SALE.

- TUESDAY, OCTOBER - 1876,
WIN be sold AZ public sale at the Keystone
House, in the CITY OF Lancaster the following
Real Estate TO wit
All that certain Lot or Piece OF Ground. situa-
ted on the south side OF East Frederick street
lNO. G6l Lancaster, Pa, containing In front on
said frederick street lG feet, morU.or less, and
extending in depth lUl feet. moro or less, 'On
which, l. erected a New Two-Stury BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with twO-ztOry brick
back building, with balcony, containing six
rooms, with hall ways on first and second stories,
bathroom fitted up ready for use, front and
back dOrmer Windows in attic, q dry cellar under
whole house. large cupboard and sink with water
IN Kitchen: stationary range with hot aud cold
water, gas in whole house. Every thing new and
pretty, never having been occupied. WIN be
sold on very easy terms. Here Is an Opportunity
for man OF moderate means to possess his own
home.
Persons wishing to view the premises before
the day of sale Will Please cali at No. 2l9 East
Frederick street.
Sale TO begin at O'Clock in tho evening when
conditions will be made known by
r. A. ROTE.
JOEL HAISEs, AuCt. OCtlGtfd
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LoNpoN dispatches indicate that Russia
has not reached the end Of The rope in Bull
garia, and that AustTis's waning against
Russian occupation OF that TriucIptlity will
be respected a lar as possible to avoid the
alternative of war. 1t j. an ola military
adage that no gentlemen viii Fight in winter,
but the Russians have often undertaken cam
paigns when the snow was deep, and have
so often been successful! in the winter, that
they may force hostiliues which their oppo-
nents are evidently anxious to postpone
until spring. The pathetic prayer OF the old
kalzer that his last days might be days of
peace will be granted. But he can well
quote the famous words, after me the del.
uge."
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.

on THURsDAT, OCTOBER q, 1855,
tho undersigned executors of Gerhart Metzger,
late Of the city of Lancaster, deceased, will ex.
pose at public sale AT the Plow Tavern, corner
OF West King and Charlotte streets in said city
OF Lancaster, all that certain lot or piece Of
ground thereto belonging, containing In front
on West orange street, No 49, % feet, more or
less, ana extending in depth southwark 2I5 feet,
more or less, TO West Grant street, on which are
erected, on West Orange street, a twO.stOry
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with twO-stOry
building, to which ts attached a OnG-stOTy frame
back building and on West Grant street at the
rear OF said lot, one-stoTy FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE, containing four rooms and other
Improvements. There Is well OF water in the
yard and hydraut in frame kitchen ut the house
on West Orange street, and hydrant in the yard
on West Grant street.
Sale to commence at o'clock y. m, when
terms and conditions will be made known by.
PHILIP METZGER,
{. Il. DIFFEEBACHER,
ID. r.. KLOPP,
Executors of Gerhart Metzger deceased,
Henry sHUBgET, AuCt. s25o2,9 .l6S sOd
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FUh SALE.
I ssIGNEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Oy SATURDAY. OCTOBER, ., 1855,
the undersigned, assignee for benent Of ctedi.
tors OF Frederick NUiIner. will offer at public
sale the following valuable real estate. IN Ian.
caster city, VIZ
4 two story brick building with two.story
brick back building and summer Kitchen, being
No no North queen street, east side, with lot OF
ground fronting on North Queen street - feet =
Inches, and extending in depth. east, 100 feet 10
q ten feet wide alley. Property has outhouss
and other improvements, fruit trees, grapes, etc.
sale to be held at the keystone House, at 7
o'clock y. IN, when conditions will be made
known by GEORGE RI Ss, Assignee
\. A. sEAEFFER, Auctioneor.
s.SSO4 Il Is sd
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y CORRESPONDENT OF the PItl,rury Past
has been investigating General Beaver store
order business with a view to a>certsiuing
the truth ur fAlIacy OF his claim that they
we're not open to objection aud were ap.
proved by the men. he calls attention to ths
fact that there is no mention OF cash upon
the face Of the order but that trade appears
twice, that they are not taxable as circula-
ting medium, and that Beaver will have no
trouble in convincing the courts, after the
election, that these " trade coupons" are store
orders
People OF Lancaster have bat little concep.
ton OF the evils OF the store order ~ STEM but
it Is only necessary Tor them to reflect little
TO realize the enormous power that this SIM
pie device places in the hands of the EN-.
ployer
company employ anumber OF men in a
region where there is no other Industry than
that IN which they are engaged, and therefore
no stores OthUr than those NJ ccssary to supply
their wants. The company then establishes
stores OF its own and to insure custom il DAVIS
its men with orders on its store. After thus
arrangement has been contaminated il does
not make the least difference what WAGES ars
paid to the men, as the company can get hack
Just as much as 1t wants by aiding a mar
centage TO the supplies sold them from the
stores. Coal has often been sold at a loss and
yet the companies have grown rich from the
profit Of the stores. rae system began
in out OF the way places, but was found
so profitable that II has been lo1y in
use in towns like Beileionte, whore the
excuse that the store is established ftr the
accommodation of the men can not huId
General Beavers nail works, where the store
il, are more than a mile from Mile,burg
where the men live, surrOu nded hv good
stores but not allowed to buy from a EN-.
General Beaver has said that the store order
system was adopted in these works To pre
vent the men from spending their wages for
| drink, but the bar-tenders of saloons AK.
| planned to the reporters that by special ar
| rangoment with the company orders taken
| for drinks were redeemed in groceries. A
| lot were purchased from this bartender and
1t was found that nothing could be bought
with them, not even whisky at other hotels
that had not made arrangements with the
company. So Beaver, " the champion o
temperance" ls protiting by the sale o.
whisky. Said one bartender 81 am
not complaining, make my mouey OF the
men,"
Another hOtel.keeper traded tho orders ior
nails at a hardware store that bought the nails
from Beavers company, but he was only
allowed ninety cents on the dollar FIR
them, though the first lot offered WAS tab en- at
par
So that these cash orders are only good
tor niuety cents on the dollar at the works
In the face OF these facts OF what value IA the
circular forced from thirty three men.
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FDK SILF


the undersigned, executor OF the VIII OF John
NiNdOTi, dec HSed, by virtue OF an order OF the
Orphans Court Of Lancaster county, will
pose TO sale, at the Keystone Hotel, IN North
Queen street, 4 lot or piece OF ground on the
west side OF Prince street, IN the city Of LauCas.
ter, between Lemon and James streets. The
Lot contains In front on Prince street about 81
feet, and has depth Of that width Of about -
feet, and then narrowing 10 "A width OF about ID
feet, extends about 81 feet further TO water
street There Il = OnestOTted FRAME DIV ELL
ING HOUSE on the Prince street front and A
one and R-half stOriGG FBAME DWELLING
HOUSE on Water street. There IS = never.
falling well Of water on the premises, and there
are fruit trees, grape vines etc.
sale TO begin At O'Clock y. IN, when terms
will be made known by
FREDERICK SINDORF,
HESET -HuBsET, AuCL Executor
OJ-lEdM ,WGS
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RAPID TEAN.IT

The latest aud best form Of upid transit f. for
a person troubled with sick headache To take a
dose of Or. Leslie'- Special Prescription and
what rapid transit train the atIiiCtOn takes for
Its departure. see advertisement IN another
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Orpid liver. Dut0I-ue5s and ln1is s-zlIOa. Small
and easy to sw4llow. one Pill dose. Price, &c
By al druggists. te 35-3mdTu,Ih,s
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x. 9. kEPLER,
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ollmd&w LANCASTER, PA.
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G. A r D.

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ers to visit our store and examine our large
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have the finest line of goods ever shown in
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good satisfaction; we will not be able TO
ill all our orders. The "Therms" Parlor
Heater is equally popular; handsome, dur
able and low priced. Our New Finn !"
Range is winning friends wherever it goes
Our Triumph " Cellar Heater, while it
is sold at about the price of inferior goods,
is without doubt the best Cellar Heater in
the market. Years of experience in the
Heating Business gives us great advantage
over any other house in this city. Our new
style of Steam Heating saves one-third the
fuel. All work guaranteed.
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How cheerful was the scene at oireensburg
when the crowd surged around the RCpubh
can leaders IN an ecstacy of enthusiasm and
relieved them Of cash aud watches, The
pickpockets thought them fair game
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RuctIen,. ArrIca saIye-

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sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilbains, COTHs, and all skin
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req uired 1t s. guaranteed 70 give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded Price . cents per
box, for sale by II. B. Cochran, Druggist, lS7
and lS North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-20

sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terri DIe cough ShilOu'- cure Is the remedy
for you. Fox sale by II. b. Cochran, Druggist, No
l57 NOrth Queen street.
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surPosING that the store order law IL un.
constitutional 1t was good law while Beaver
was breaking It,
"hether condemned by law OF not the
system must be condemned, and any man
who makes use of it, whether legal mr. iIlaaa,
must receive equal condemnation. There "a
no law against hypocrisy, but it is punished
by the contempt OF honest men.
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Perhaps no local disease has puzzled ana
baiiied the medical profess sion more than nasai
Ctthrrh. While not Immediately taLal Il IL
among the most distressing nAuEcOus and dis
gnsung Ills the flesh Is heir TO, and the records
show very few or no cases OF radical cure of
chronic cataTTh by any of the multitude Of Ely's
cream Balm u few years ago The success o
this preparation has been most gratifying and
sITpitslng Ol-2WueodSw
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Wy OMEN NEEDING RENEWED
w strength, OF suffering nom innrmities
peculiar to their sex, should try
BROWNS
IRON BITTERS !
PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS RECON-.
MENn IT.
AS TIE BEST TONIC.

THIS medicine combines lrnu with pure Nege-
Atle tnnlyS, and + invaluable Tor Diseases pcCu.
liar to Women, and all who lead scdeutary lives.
~ knriches and furines the Blood. stimulates
The Appetite, Strengthens the Muscles and
NervcS-in Act, thoroughly luyigOratcs.
Clears the complexion, and makes the skin
smooth.
1t does not blackcn the teeth cause headache.
or produce constipation-GN Other Iron fIsdI.
ctncs DO.
Mss. ELtzABsrH BAIRD, "a Farweu Ave, Mrwau.
kee, Wis, says, under date Ot neC. ~ 1874
have used Browns Iron Bitters, and IL has
been more than a doctor tu me, having cured me
OF the Weakness ladies have In life. Also cured
me OF Liver Complaint and now my complexion
Is clear and good. Has also been beneficial to
my children"
Mrs, LOUISA &. RRAspO EaSt LOCkpOrt, n. Y.
says have suffered untold misery trom he
male Complaints, ana could obtain relief from
nothing except Browns Iron BttCrs.
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red
lines on wrapper. Take no other Made only
by BROWN CHkMlCAL Co, Baltimore, Md.
% nAr!J lydSw
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lNTELLICENCER


~ 4 WDnu. FIVE poILAu a ysAH. yrprr
4 0ouYn psLrvsNEp nv oARRIRRs IN LAs-
AM Ale ADJOINING rLACss. sAnpLH
Uuma LsnmaAL oonnIssroN ALLOWED TO
49, UA0nusA ppLsyBorH CONVECTION
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TE features about dangerous soaps the damage done
before their injurious effects detected The injury
clothing by the of poor soap often greater than the actual
vc Professor Cornwall, Princeton College, says the
pure His should be sufficient guarantee for
you to have only the IVORY SOAR used in your family
\ WORD OF WARNING.
many represented be just good the ivory"
all unert lack e peculiar and remarkable qualities
genuine Ask for Ivory Soap and insist upon getting It.
Coryrgb by