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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-18
DUBLIC SALE.
os THURsDAy. sEPTENBKR 30, lSsG,

Tho undersigned. executor OF the estate OF Rev.
at tho leopard Hotel, In the city OF Lancaster,
VIZ
Is feet, 50 inches front on East Orange
street. ana extending In depth along Christ
ian street y; feet 81 inches. more or on,a less;
thereon consist OF a Two and a.half-story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with hall and entry on
first and second noors. and "a large two-story
Brick Back Building attached, No. 81 East Orange
street. The first floor contains four rooms
second has also four rooms and Bath House with
hot and cold water third floor CONTAINS three
cellent quality in the lot This property is cen
traily located and Is very desirable as business
stand or suitable for a professional man. being
half u square east of North Queen street and ~
squares from Centre Square.
No. 4 Lot of Ground on the east side OF
south Prince street, con tanning y feet, inches
front on said South Prince street and extending
In depth 100 feet to II lIfeet wide alley, upon
whlSn wtS IS smai sfs' BaeS BSid1F attached, No Isl
and now occupied by Gottleib Wenninger. Any
person wishing to view the above properties be
fore day q sale can do so by ealing on The per
esq, No. q North Duke street.
Sale to commence MT O'Clock u. IN when con
ditions will DO made known BY nm -
HENRY sHuBERT, Auctioneer.
Also, at the same time and place. will be sold
at public sale, Threestory BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE containing hall and six rooms
situated on the east side OF South Queen street
No. 66l. now occupied by Philip Thran. Lo
contains ~ feet front and extends in depth Ia
feet 10 l0ieet wide alley Hydrant at the from
door.
Conditions will be made known on day o
sale by DIR. JEROME Il. GERHARD.
septi.7.Ii.li.ls.g.S,2sSSOd
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DOsITIyE PUBLIC SALE.

ON SATURDAY EVENING, October q, lSSi,
will be sold Mt the Hester House. corner North
Queen and Chestnut streets, Lancaster, Pa, the
following property belonging TO Mr.. John 8.
Rohrer
That First.class Three-story BRICK METAL
ROOEED RESIDENCE. t0x38 feet, with 3-story
Brick Metal Rooted Rear Attach chmept 5ON2b and
Is feet, having two Balconies, Portico and Con.
servatory, situated on the northwest corner of
North Queen and West Lemon streets, Lancas.
ter, Pa. Inside finish OF house Is almost entirely
of hard wood eight feet wide Hall two Parlors,
Drawing and Frcscoed Dining Rooms, and
Kitchen of best finish and convenience (having
Stag Head Range and Dumb Waiterl. on first
floor; seven Bed Rooms and Bath Room on
second fioor and six Bed Rooms and one large
Wash Drying Room aud hne Observatory on
third floor large ana convenient Cellar under
the whole house. having liotand Cold Water and
large Rain Water Cistern in same; Gas, Hot and
Cold Water, Bath, Water Closets, Stationary
Wash Stands. largest size Mershon's Heater
Cheating whole houseb, Range. Sewerage con
meets the 3teet wide Lemon street sewer, eleven
feet deep; Coal Bins under sidewalk. Lot fronts
40l feet on North Queen street ana extends
westward along Lemon street 2l5 feet, 10
Market street. Also on same premises First.
class BRICK STABLE holding Horses and
Carriages. having Gas and Water I'm same. Also
adjoining stable Is a Fine BRICK CoAClIMAN's IS
HOUSE and n large FRAME HESNERY joining
II on the east.
As l have permanently located myself in
Florida tho above property will be positively
sold at the date mentioned.
Parties wishing any further Information will
please write othe undersigned owner, or call on
my authorized agents.
Sale to commence at 7k O'Clock y. m. of said
day, when terms ana conditions Will be made
knownby JOHN s. ROIIRER,
Eustis, Orange Co Florida,
| Or BAUsMAN 4 BURNS and ADAM X. BARR
HENRY sHuBgRT, Auctioneer.
sli. ,i,G,7,s,
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u,rrIx or rms BEOrH ERs.
Ttiumph., rrogreas OF Te""es.ees Fr'e'"
s..,,,~,..--pccut,ar Feature Of the
Noyet Gubesaatorssi Csnvass.

fra
Ttin"phs' Progress ., = :. 49,.
Csniids'es-Psc""ss
Novsi G""es"ssoss' os"s"ss'
The remarkable CUB ernaiorial canvass In
r,.,,,...oa has made the participants In II the
-. ..,,,,,I,,o,, man IN the state nj the pres.
mos, " 49,, .n, A AI,,a,, TavIor ara ,ba
ent uhe' No" S a. ,,..,.,- -. ~,
two oldest sons OF ReV. w. "' 'hy'o., ~. o'u
and well.known minister OF the Nofthetn
Methodist church, who has lived the greatest
mart of hi. life In the extreme northwestern
nn,,,i.. ,y tho state. and been actively on
o'o".p ,s I.,, ,,s..,,.,n. IIa,s .
RaRea III is..,ins anu .,..,,,,,
pronounced frohipiuohis', p"' o"iy s'oPiou
into politics once, when no WAS eiected 10
Congress from tho First district, and sue
cecded by Roderick Random Butler He
has since lived quietly, aud neighbors tell
al hun that he does less preaching during an
oil year than when one Of his sons is running
for Office. Robert and Alfred arc both men
of stal wart mould and good iutellect Physi-
caIiy thpy are both striking, both heavily
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-18
NRPHANS COURT TSALE--ESTATE OIL
~ DIX. JOHN l.. ATLEE, DECEASED.

nRPHANS' COURT TSALE-ESTATE OF
~ DK. JOHN l.. ATLEE. DECEASED.
On "WEDNESDAY. OcroBxR 70. 1855.
nj the Leopard Hotel, East King street, in the
city OF Lancaster, the undersigned, executor of
deceased. in pursuance of an order Of the Or
phans Court OF Lancaster county. In proceed-
Ing in partitions. will expose TO public sale the
following real estate, late Of said deceased, In
said city
Purpart No !. a lot or piece of land. situated
on the southeastern side of Locust street, In
said city, containing ACRES ana two hundred
and thirteen thousandths OF an Acre. shippen
street runs through the southwestern portion
of this lot Its whole length and Low street runs
across It. Tho property Will be offered as a
whole and In three parts, that fronting on Locust
street and the two fronts on Low street.
Purpart No. s, a lot of land. No. 2l3 South
inches and extending of That width eastward 10
Church street, with a One-story ROUGH.CAST
HOUSE and other improv ements thereon.
Purpart No. ., lot of land, No. 2l9 south Queen
street, containing in front 81 feet "a inches and
extending Of that width eastward to Christian
street, with n One-story FRAME HOUSE, on
south Queen street and two Twostory BRICk
HOUSES on Christian street, and other Improve
ments thereon.
Purparts Nos. s and will be offered together
ana separnt tely.
Purpart No. TO- n lot of land, No. 35 East Ger
man street, containing in front on said Has,
German street - feet, and extending OF tina,
width to Church street, with a one-story BRlC
HOUSE and other improvements thereon.
safe to commence at o'clock y. M, when At
tendance will he given and terms made known
by WM. AUG. ATLEE,
Executor OF Dr. John l.. Atlce, deceased.
HENRY sHuBERT, Auctioneer. sllS,Wts
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-18

"Tbc first thing We do let's kill all the law
ycr-" This IA rather n blood-thirsty PROPOSE
lion which we modify by offering To cure this
worthy class OF people. Most of them suffer tin
common with all Others OF sedentary habits j.
from tho injurious effects OF dyspepsia, indiges'
tion, piles loss Of appetite, and other ailments
caused 10y a consi ipatrd habit OF tho body. Dr
Pirrce's " Pleasant rurgative Pellets " eradl
cate all these disorders In promptly removing
the cause thereof, and induce rare degree o
comfort and health sepl5-w saw
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A pure, clear skin will make any face hand
some. Manifestly anything which strengthens
and enriches the blood Will directly affect the
" hole person. All eruptions OF the skin disap-
pear when Brdock Blood Riders are employ
bile value For sale by H. b. Cochran. druggist.
III and l99 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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Hay Fever.

have been periodical sufferer from hay
fever "a most annoying and loathsome afiiic-
LION since the summer of 1879, and until used
Eiy's Cream Balin, WAS neye3 able 10 IND any
relief until cold weather. 1 can truthfnllv sav
that Cream Balm cured mo. regard IL OF great
value and would not be without 1t during the
MY, sit2WdeodxW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-18

That for lame ness. for rheumatism, for aches for
pains, and for spr,ins Or. Thomas Eciectric OIL
l. IA positive and reliable remedy. pr. Thomas
EoIectric OIL can be purchased OF any druggist;
For sale by ii. b. Cochran, druggist, l3l and l3s
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-18
Postmaster saml A. Hewitt,

OF Monterrey, Mich, delivers himself In this
wise: "For colds, burns. sore throat, and rheu-
matt SIN, Thomas Eclectrtc oil cannot he beaten.
1 say keep II up to the standard. and II will sat.
Isty the people. l will send for q new supply
soon" FOR sale by IL. H.. Cochran, druggist, l37
and l39 North Queen street. Lancaster.
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sPEOIAL EOTIOEs.


Railroad men, mechanics, commercial tray-
eers base baliists. farmers and others who
labor out OF doors, are peculiarly liable To acci-
dent and injury Thomas Eelectric OIL for
bruises. burns, bites and sprains, Is one OF tho
finest applications yet devised, For sale by IL.
Is. Cochran. druggist, l37 and l3o North Queen
street. Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-18

MY $500 TEETH ARE AS GOOD AS
IA can DO purchased In Lancaster for elbOO.
Gas administered.
W. L. FISHERS Dentist
Apl7lyd No. % North Queen Street.
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In advertising a medicine 1t Is best To be
honest; deception will never do; the people
wont stand Il. Let the truth lie known that
Burdock Blood Rulers cure scrofula, and NIL
eruptions OF the skin. This medicine Is sold
everywhere by druggists For sale by II. B.
Cochran. druggist, Isl and l39 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-18
Cant Say Enough.

"Icannot speak too highly of Burdook Blood
Biuers they have been a great blessing To me
Cured me OF biiousness and dyspepsia from
Bank OF Toronto, Ont. For sale by II. Is. Coch.
ran. druggist, l37 and ls9 North Queen street,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-18

Many vain attempts made TO repeat the
remarkable success of Benson's Capcine Plaster.
This splendid remedy Is known. sold and used
everywhere. and its prompt action and unrival.
led curative powers have won for IL hosts OF
friends. limitations have sprung up under
similar sounding names. such as Capsicin."
"Capsicum," etc, Intended to deceive the care.
less and unwary. These articles possess none
Of the virtues OF the genuine. Therefore we
hope the people will assist US to protect what
at once their Interests and ours. ASK for
Benson's Plaster. and examine what Il given
you, and make sure that the word" Capcine "
& cut in the middle of the plaster itself. and the
"Thres Scala trademark Is on the face cloth.
Any reputable dealer will show you the safe
guards without hesitation; II You cannot re.
member the name-Bensons Capcine Plaster
cut this paragraph from the paper. ~
Mother do not give your baby opiatos to duh
Its mind but use DR. HANDS Collie Cure.
OF all remedies. DIR. HANDS Pleasant Physic Is
the only only one which cured my babe CT con
stipation JOHN WAHK. Troy. MY.
For sale by II. u. Cochran, Druggist No. lSi and
lS North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa.
sepllmdSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-18
EDUCATIONAL

r,wITHIN G, SHORTLlDGE'S AOAQf
SEHYF FOR YOUNG MEN AND boys A1<
HIA. pa, IL miles from PhiladeiphiA ~
artm charges. No incidental oxpenses. NO ~.
Animation for admission. Twelve expet1S9coN
nortunities for apt students To advance Iap1elys
Special drill for cull and backward boys; fatrQF9
OF students may select any Studies or Gno1ss ~
Ciyil Engineering course. Students 1tte1 -
Media Academy are now In hnryaros 19xl
mic schools. 10 students sent 70 college -
is in lssi, 10 in 1855. 10 in lsss. a grxdasun&
PHYSICAL ana Chemical Laboratorys z ymne9k
and hall Ground: l.o vo's .h'sd a1dsd e e.
stndents board wflh the principal nnye
room alone. Media has seven ,,aas ~ - =
temperance charter vhicn pronsa,p's s,'ss rtei e7roS
isr sddrSss The principal and rropns?of =
sWlTHlN q. SnosIxaSs osIxaSesss H~iiSs ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-18

Throat trouble promptly cured by using Red
Stae Cough Cure. Sobad effects.
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Missouri Steam Washer,

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-14
ON CHANGE.

CLOSING prices Of October options
at Chicago yesterday: Pork, $l1 AZ;
lard, $6 80; clear rib sides, 81 As;
corn, Ale; wheat, 77so; oats, 26lc.
TIE 'o'al consumption OF cotton in
the United States for the yesr ended
Angus; 3lst was 2,l62,544 bales, the
largest on record. OF lhis Southern
spinners took 357,47S b les, which
also exceeds the ,e3oid Of any previ-
GUS year.
VIsIToRs on Change Yesterday:
Robt. NJ. Slender, New York II. N.
Taylor, Athens, ia A NJ. Davis,
Jonesbo o, AK; Henry Flood, Deca-
tur; DR.. h. d Cockrell, Louisville; X.
w. Jordan, SOUTH b nd, Ark, f. A.
Below, Grensda, Mis- Julia Fizer,
city; Ed Scales, Dsvew, Ark. +. ii.
Dunlap, Como; b. f. ard Miss Ade-
lside Jones, New Orleans; W. d. May
naTd. Mns ssippi.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL-.-TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER H. 1855.

drawal, and Senator Harris new
or in his life requested me to run.
Before he returned many of my
friends solicited me to run for Con-
prese. After the Withdrawal OF Mr..
]. M. Harris more friends came to me,
but still declined. Mr.. Mansol came
here, drew out of the race and insisted
that in his belief my candidacy was for
the good Of the party. At last con-
sented.
No man has been oftener refused
than have when appointments were
being made in this part OF the State
| often strained my relations with
Senator Harris in the advocacy OF my
friends who were defeated. But on
the momentous questions of the day
are together, and it is therefore
natural that he prefers me
to ore who entertAins views
opposed to HE. You might az well
say am the candidate Of any one If
500 distinguished Democrats Of Ter
nessse who believe with Senstor Hsr''
ris as to declare thst am his caudis
date. Senator Harris has the right to
exercise his choice in such matters.
He is taking no part In the canvssr,
and because agree with him shall IL
be said that am here simply IS his
mouth piece? have nothing to do
with his likes or dislkes, and some
of his friends are my enemies and my
enemies his friends. | beg that my
fellow citizsps will not believe me to
he the henchman of any man living.
Mr.. Phelan says l am the candidate OF
the politicians. He wants you to be-
lisv6 | am ring man, HIRE is the
copy of let er in which ! asked him
to agree 10 submit our claims 10 the
people at a primary election If l
had been ring man l would have
listened TO nothing but convention.
If l am chosen to bear your standard
in this conte st, l will do my duty to
the bts' of my ability, but ehoud you
choose Mr.. Phelan, no man will stand
by him more closely than l.
l sm no time server; what have
sad to you come, of conviction. l
have spoken frankly. have not
Trimmed or lodged. 1 WIS Demo
c,qt Yesterday, am one to-day, ard
/ will be one until | die.
With thanks to his audience, Col.
Patterson retired amidst applause.
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THE BRIDGE SUIT
Settled by Chancellor Elicit Yester-
day Morning.


In the Chsucery Court yesterday
the bill of injunction sued out by
Walker vs. Shelby County and the
Bridge Committee was decided by
Judge Eller. lie held that there
were no equities IN the BIZ, and dis
missed it, but decided that neither
Johnson or Netbllt 4 Co, to whom
the committee n Gently awarded the
contract for building two iron bridges
over Wolf river, were entitled to it,
and that the committee must rep TT
back to tte C.unty Cours ard let that
body decide. The comm issioDers
acted under an der f court which
gave them power 10 advertise for and
receive bids and 10 act upon them, a
precedent which YVES established lhr-
ty or foty years ago, and which has
BAT numerously followed, in the be-
lief that in no other way could tbs
convenience of the public he so well
provided TO. The law has been pref
~ we'll understood. 1t provides that
when any public work is n; cesssry t le
court shall be pttitioned. A com
init ee shall then be appointed
to look into the matter and report to
the next tsrm Of tbs court, which cts
upon it. Thus, under the letter of
the law, il a bridge on au import n
road, over an otherwise imp 'ssable
stream, washes away jut after the ad-
urnment { court, it cannot be re-
placed for ak months, as the ctu't
meets but once in thee mouths.
During that time travel would be le-
layed, ia mers could not get into the
city with their proiu e, and graf
trouble end much hardship mu en-
SUE. la such cases of urgent need
the Chairman has been in the habit Ct
acting, aud in every case tuch bills
contracted by him have been pad. IL
remains to be seen whether or not the
rourt will in future, warned by Judge
l. lttt's decision, adhere TO the letter
Of tue law. 10 that case Tbs more
propres i've members of the curt
think it will be necessary TO AK tee
ntxt General Assembly to change it.
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TRANSFERS.

Joa V caro- to f. b Zinope, whole
Of lot II and half cf lot Is, block 5s,
Willournby Willams's subdivision,
70 sum of 1912 -.
+ b. Xanone to Joe Vacrsr1, whole
of lol 10 and half OF lot IS, block IS,
Willoughby Williams's subdivision,
north SIDE of Walker street; consider
Rtion, 1912 %
j. N. Jones ct ux to T. f. Davidson,
warrsntse deed tol t " block ], A.
Wrght's fub1ivisop, 30 / It front on
DaVie avenue, for sum oi $500
Miner Parker TO Josie Neutzel, part
OF lot 81, 30 feet iron so lIh side
McLemore avenue, for Sl0S5.
10 Nsutze, same proper y es
abov', to w. l., U'aNp, tru tee, I, se-
cure Parser halanoe pur,hass money,
5000
g. Bill ct NIX. to @. Hetinger 80
acres land in the Cou.t y for $1,000.
Lury G. ri kens to Roba,t Ander-
son, teed west part lot -, Bintyr
tract. Two arrhs, for $500.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

P. NJ. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, So Madison street.
SEALED BIDS for the various privi-
leges at the ensuing Fair at Kerrville
will be received up to the 25th instant,
by s. P. Lyon, KtrTville.
The Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic and anti-periodic known. A certain
and sure cure for chills. Price 81 per bot
tie. Send stampe for circulars. Any ref
erenee gixen; Address John O. Fucker,
Lynohherg. Va.
G. W. MILLER & Co., Patent Asbestos
Fire Proof Roofers. For durability,
equaled by none. Used on wood, tin,
iron, felt and gravel roofs. No. So
Madison street.
RoBERTsoN's BUSINESS COLLEGE, No.
80 Exchange street, Memphis, fem
Open day and evening the cntife yeqr.
Studies thorough and practical. For
particulars call or address S. M. Rob-
ertsor, principal.
BUT few Articles have reached such
a worldwide reputation as ANGosTURA
BITTERs. For over fifty yeals that
they havs been the acknowledged
stan lard regulators of the digestive
organs. Their success has melted i'm
itationT. Be sure yoC get the genuine
arli lie, manufacturt only by D.. J.
g. b. Siegerl & Sons.
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as q genial, cultivated and intelligent
man and coed citizen.
Col. Patterson was first known by
card he write in the Audldnche. II is
the privilege of every man who wants
a public Office to write a card. have
gone from house to house and have
canvassed them and they have can.
vassed me, and | leave it to the people
of this district TO say whether there mas
ever been great popular demand for
his candidacy. have not heard the
people Of any OF the three counties l
have visitedsay thatthey called on him
But since he has b'en dragged before
you hope, il you think it 10 your in
terest to do 80, that you will nominate
him and then l will help elect him.
Col. Patterson was member OF the
lower house OF the Legislature
in 1882, and in the con-
vention before which his name
was placed ballot after ballot was
taken TO decide between him and
beaidlees boy, who finally withdrew
and gave him the field. A man must
have made come great record to crate
q popular demand for him. He intr :
duced tweDty.eight bills and
five were coined into laws
One OF them vas salvage bill,
another 10 give the UIi;ed States ju-
iisdiction over custom house bluff,
aud there were three others about
practices in the courts. He drafted a
bill and gave it t) Mr. Man
son to regulate railroads It ives
passed, and il it had been more
adroitly drawn Tennessee would
today have been less than ter years
behind all other States in the Union.
Not satisfied with the crushing defeat
Of his mt ASSURE at the polls he went ~
to the convention the other day aud
had a plank taken out OF the platinm,
which let the State entirety at the
mercy of the railroads.
| wanted him TO make a canvass
because | want d him to be scrutinized
as have bsen for Il rec monsrs. Add
l ask you, how has he o d the
scrutiny?
Senator Harris returned to Memp' lie
one day, Mr.. j. NJ. Harris withdrew
the next, and Mr.. Manson the day fol-
lowing. On tue day there fter Col.
Patterson was announced as a Candi-
date. A great cil had be3n mfd' for
him. | have chargee, and Col Pa
terson has no. denied, th,t a coat r
ence of leading politicians WIS
he'd, whoss sole obi c. was
to defeat Jim Pnelan for
Congress. | ask any msn who was
present. at that conference to get up
and say it was no. 90.
Mr. Phelsn, in closing pa ID a glow
ing t'ibute to Senator Harris, and with
yell of applause the meet ny W ad-
iourned.