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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-08-28
SheriH-s Sale.

cult court for Douglas County, Wisconsin, and to
me directed, have seized and levied upon all
the right, title and interest of Charles K. Jones
to and III the south west quarter of the southeast
quarter of section six. in township forty seven
north of range twelve west and all his right title
and interest to and in the hereditaments and ap-
performances thereto belonging, which / shall of
fer for public sale at the east front door Of the
court house in the town Of Superior, i'll Douglas
County. Wisconsin, on the 18th day OF October
1856, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day
Dated Aug. IS 1856
MARTIN PATTISON, Sheriff.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-08-28

Strayed from the undersigned living at KNIFE
Falls .iiun.. or August it'll 1876. one mare. dark
bay With black points. six year old. Ten dollars
reward viii be given for information leading TO
her recovery.
2wpd J. j. ALSTAD
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-08-28

To RENT-A good store room 20x4O,
IN West Superior. Inquire at the
TIMES office.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-08-28
GREAT BARGAINS.

1000 acres of land at S. per acre.
Farm lands located on st. ?. & d.
r. r., in Pine county, MINI.
Lots 154, 1876, west ID st. Superior.
Lots 4, 6, s and 302,
SPECIAL CHANCE.
1000 acres Cedar Lands on the Lake,
I'D. ROBBIE, Agt.
Superior, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-08-28

Es- Iz-eH "a
"a :he lRbc! Oh, year paper ana soc
how soUr acct stands vain the Times.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-08-28

Conn HffIn presents GIVEN AWAY. send US
oLSS. SSS5 cents postage. and by mail you
will get FREE a package Of goods of large value.
thai Viii start yu in work hat will at once bring
you in nurey IA er than anything else IN Amer
lea. All about q SO uoi in presents with each
box Agents Wauged everywhere. of either sex, of
all ages for al the tiiAe. spare time Only. 70
work for IL at their own hClpes. Fortunes for ali
workers absolutely assured. /, mt delay.
II HELLEvT y Co., Portland, Maine
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-08-28

The Postmaster General is spend
ing a few days toying with the trout
in the Brule river. The General is
said to be and accomplished angler.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-08-28
LESSON THOUGHTS.

1. What friend we have in Jesus
2. There is home for US in heaven
if we trust in Jesus, Who is the Way
3. There is work to do for Jesus.
4. Pray in the name of Jesus.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23

At the Inter Municipal convention In Read.
Ing on Friday II was decided to ask that the
cities Of the state be divided into four instead
Of Ave Glasses, and that change be made in
the matter Of the opening, widening or vacat
Ing streets At present the court and coun-
uiis must take action, and II WAS decided TO
ask that the courts have no jurisdiction,
ox~ep:fug Ia cases where damages are
claimed.
In the matter Of paving streets with Belgian
or other blocks, Ii was agreed To have the
law changed 30 that paving can be done with
out petition. The convention agreed To ask
that there be no classification OF property tor
purposes Of taxation, that there be only one
rate on property; that the school law be
NO amended as to require school boards
Of all cities to come under the act govern
ing cities; that in cities having less
than Is wards there shall be one member OF
select and two OF common councils from each
ward, each political party to select mem
ber 70 the common branch and the same 10
the school board that in cities having
more than Is wards there shall be 9 selec,
couucilmen- -at-large and / common coun-
Gilman from each ward that counties In
which cities are located shall pay into the
city treasury such sums OF money paid by
citizens as county tax, the same to be used
for highway purposes.
All this legislation will at once be prepared
aud presented to the next legislature fol
passage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23

Ranch 10" To nighL-This evening Jane.
Neiil and his dramatic company appear in the
opera house in the popular melodrama, Ran Ch
10" OF the company the Philadelphia Rem
says: "The performance was admirable through
ont, and was heartily applauded from the rising
TO the falling OF the curtain. The hit Of the
evening was scored by James Neil, who played
the dual characters of Al and Tom Nc cCicltdHd
Mr.. Neil invested the characters with lite, and
while vigorous, was at all times natural"
Mss AraotS EngdgemeHt.-On Monday even
ing Miss Arnot opens a weeks engagement in
the opera house, and every person that walks
around the streets cannot help being made
aware of that tact. for the city Is very hand
somely billed , he star Is very fine aCtre5;
and she has so proven herself in this city on
numerous occasions. The company supporting
her is strong, and they open in "The Hidden
Hand" which Will be followed by" Iiss ~ on
Tuesday evening. Miss Arnot will be seen il
Leah, character in which she has few II any
e9ua's, on Thursday evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23
DCBLIC SALE or a VALUABLE
i BIhINESS PROPERTY


Or TUESDAY, OCTOBER u, lsS5,
At the Lancaster County House, East King
street, Lancaster City, Pa, the undersigned,
administrator OF the estate OF the late David
kuIinger, deceased, Will sell tho following val
liable Real Estate, viz
A Lot OF Ground. fronting on East King street,
u feet 81 inches more or less, ana extending In
depth 2L5 feet, more or le5s. TO a II feet wide
alley, bounded on the east by property of I'd
ward Wiley, known as tho Lancaster County
House, on the west by properly OF Dr. II. b
Parry, druggist south by East King street aud
thereon are n double front Iwo-story BRICK
STORE BUILDING, now occupied for stores ;
containing four rooms on second floor, and hav
ing plastered attic with four rooms the back.
building 10 twOstory brick. containing six
rooms, the kitchen having three large hon
kettles walled in ifor butohering purposes
There Is also a large Frame stable, and part
Brick and part Frame Slaughter House at rear
end of the lot, fronting on the said East Grant
street The stable contains four stalls for horses
Of straw. also Granaries Tor 30 bushels OF grain.
large loft for storing six sleighs, also shed room
for SIX wagons. and Cattle Pen for steers. The
Slaughter House is supplied with Hydrant water.
and has a large Beam tor hanging hve or six
slaughtered steers. There Ia ample sewerage on
Slaughter House. There is n Well OF never fail.
ing Water with Pump therein. on the premises :;
also - Cistern of from to u 2hogsheads capacity.
This property was successfully run as a Butch
ering Stand for 80 years. Persons desiring to
view the property can do so by calling at Nos. llJ
and ll5 East King street, at any time prior to day
OF sale.
Sale to commence at O'Clock D. III. uf said day,
when conditions viii be made known by
WILLIAM \ SHIRK,
Administrator
II. sHUBEgT. AuCtioneer. o7.7tdrh,sao5d
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23
The win OF JACOB GrieI.

The will OF the late Jacob Griel was admit.
ted to probate on Friday afternoon. 1t was
made on January 26 1852, and affirmed on
November 81, 1884 The will is in the hand
writing OF the late John B. Good. John +.
and Jacob, his sons, are named AS the execu-
tors His property, after the payment OF
debts, Is In trust his children to receive the
income from the same, corresponding to the
number of children they have and eventually
the grandchildren, % in all, are the heirs.
The will contains proviso which reads
that iu case any of the legatees mentioned in
the will should institute proceedings to set
aside the will, he or she shall forfeit all inter
est they may have in the estate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23
DUBLIC SALE.
ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER %, lo,o.

ON SATURDAY, ooToBER ~, ls-d,
the undersigned, surviving partner OF the nun
of Russell & shulmyeI, viii expose TO public sale,
at Cooper's Hotel. on West king street Lancis'
No /. All that certain two-story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. with a, twostory Brick
Corn Crib and other necessary outbuildings
Well with pump therein, hydrant, etc., and lot
on The southeast side OF Manor street, Lancaster
city, containing In front on said Manor street,
81 feet more or & less - ana extending in asP1h 80
property OF Wagner No 2and others. ,,,v
No. 2 All that certain one.story BRICK
Back Building attached, Frame Barn and other
outbuildings. Well of Water with pump. etc !,
and lot of ground thereto belonging. situated
No. 526. on the southeast side of Manor street.
Lancaster city, containing in front on said Manor
depth 23O feet, more or less to Lafayette street.
adjoining property OF Mrs; John Doerr No.
No B. All those certain four Two-story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES. with two story back
buildings attached, and other improvement 3
oSgSg ana
east side OF Cherry alley, between Lemon ana
streets s,s n The city Is
extending In depth ll2k feet, more or less $50 10
a Y feet wide common alley, Adjoining % prop
No 1 All those certain two two-story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES, with twostory ,nn back x
longing, situate Nos iS3 and iS5 on the east SIDE
81 S9srS ta,'s ee5resn 81
front on said Cherry alley % feet inches, ana
extendng in depth asy aiI ,ss] sd]oinng property Of
Jobn W Musser, j. B Myers and others. Those
agS nT15eies as nav avn be ID deemed most advanageous
sale 10 commence at o'clock y. N, when at
tendance will be given eGEoRGE soa s Aas snown
Surviving partner OF Russell 4 shulmyer
H. sBuBERr. Auctioneer. ol2etdIu,Th&S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23

NEW YoRE, Oct. 2S-Flour market dull, but
steady; Fine, 81 6OSs2 co Superfne, o. l53p2 IS
Common 10 GOOD Extra Western, g. iOsi3 70
Good TO Choice Extra Western, 81 sDfl4 IS
City Mil Extras, a 6OSs4 IS for West Indies
MINI. Extra. ~ 60C5 %; Extra No. :, o. iOSR2 gj
Good 10 Fancy Extra State, s. 3Ol3 u Comm or
10 Fair Extra Ohio 81 4os93 20.
Wheat-No. Red state on spot, s7Hc; No.
Red, state. s4Hc; No. Red. Winner, Nov,
Corn-No. 2Mi1ed. cash. aoc; Nov. iCc
Oats-so l white state. spot. s7c: No .
do, 35l1c No. 2 Mixed Western, Dec. S3ssc
kye dull and nominal; Western, 53a57
State 5S<759c.
Barley nominal ungraded Canada, 75c.
Pork dull New Mess, 90 OOfpl0 50.
Lard-uct, t5 05; Nov. % 03 Dec, u W.
0olAsses quiet with fair jobbing trade.
Turpontfno firm al SIC.
kosin dull strained TO goOo. 81 O0f1l 07x
Petroleum steady refined In barrels, 6,4e do
freights steady grain to Liverpool, si25
buttef- MARKET lower; New western
Craamery. 2oQ27c Penu'a do. 2082sc
cneese steady; Western Flat lOx9llc.
,,Esss hrm; State, .sessc; Western. 2l9
sSsa..%asse, RET steady' Refined cuuOa SIC
rs..ow dull prime city. 4slaixc.
Conee onli fnir cargoes al Ike
ntce dulls Carolina ana I.ouistana c,,,,
"oh 70 isir' skote; Ranxoon, E4Gakc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23
Closing rrices--2 o,cl3os p % p
New yprk Stpgk.

NEW YORK Oct. 2-wall Street, lSU D. M
Money loaned at 5se6 per cent, Ike hsnge steady
at slk6i So Governments were steady (;
Currency 6's, 81 8 bid; Is coups, tl:sS bid
KS ooups, lllsG bid
The stock market this morning opened
fsverish and Irregular, and on some selling by
the boardroom traders during the hrst thirty
minutes, prices dropped :. to :. per cent AFTER
the nrst call there was a stesoiCr tone, and on
some buying that ensued the decline was fully
recovered by IL O'Clock. Tee market has since
been duh and steady with the exception of
Western Union aud Jersey Central. both OF
which are quite active aud nrm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23

The York Haven Paper Mill company eX'
pect to have their mill in good running order
within few weeks S@rly all the machin
cry is in place and the finishing touches are
being put on. The mill, which cost nearly
10000, has a capacity OF Is tons of paper
per day, and force of $500 horse power
The different departments. will be lit with
electric lights. Some of the machinery wss
tried last week and found to work like
charm. This company will! furnish one-third
ot the paper used by the New York World
The mill will employ l25 hands.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23
ron sALE.
DUBLlC SALE or VALUABLE CITY
l. PROPERTIES.

PROPERTIES.
Os McsDAS EvKSIsG, oUturKR -, ISSt,
wit be SOLD by public sale. at the Leopard Hotel.
the following properties, belonging to the late
a W. Russell, deceased
That desirable residence, No Jlb North lime
street, Lancaster, Pa. n thIeestory, double front
BHlCh HOUSE. Tho main building IL 80 feet
front by y teet, the back building IL so by
- feet two stories, containing ID rooms, bath.
room, stationary washstands, water closets, hot
ON pnrCh, gao, etc. with all modern improve.
mcnts. The lot g. 6sI feet front ON Lime street
by Is l""t to Jefferson alley, more or lees, with
.plendld truit trees, grapes, etc
Also, atNo-StnJy BkiCk STABLE, - tset 'front.'
On tho cast side OF Jefferson alley, by ?s feet
The lot Is IS fuCt Ivy a. feet, in the rear of 3iS
North Limo street, but - separated by Jefferson
alley.
North Lime HtttI Lancaster. Ia. Tho main
building g. - feet front ON Lime street by 80
tvet dvrr. the back building IL two stories, Il by
"a feet, containing II rooms bath room. water
closet, hot and cold water range, furnace IN col
lar, gas, etc. The lot IL q feet nput - Lime
properly - on the corner OF the alley In rear Ci
the LCmun street schools.
Also, a Three story Brick House. No ~ Moth
Lime street, same o. No 90 north Lime street
Also "A two story BRICK HOUSE, No 5lg East
Frederick street, Lancaster, Pa. The main
building Is 10 feet front by = feet deep. the
back building Is L. by u feet containing sis
rooms and garrett sink. water IN the kitchen,
GhS, Sc, rho lot Is 10 by l3l feet, 10 ten feet
alley, more or less also side alley.
Persons Wishing To see the above properties
can do 30 by calling on the premises, or on
either ut the undersigned.
hRlc to commence ut o clock, u. IN.
joan x. kUSSEI, i4l North Queen ST.
. GtO. Z. Russell. - North Lime st,
EXECUTORS OF the estate Ot 4. W, Russell. dec a
| II ShUBEET, Auctionccr olIl6,la.l, ., sd
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pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
PROPERTIES

o. wspsEsDAY EvrSISG. SovENrEg 3. Isse,
VIII be sold by public sale at the Leopard hotel
tho following properties belonging 10 the estate
OF the late A ". Ruzsel, deceased
4 twO.stoTy BRICK ROUSE. No. JS North
Lime street Tho main building "a II by - feet.
the back building two -stories IL by IS feet.
tatning six rooms and garret, stink. water In
kitchen, gas, etc. Tho lot Is ls ieet front west
side OF North Lime street by siIl feet, to a feet
alley, more OF less.
Also, a two story BRICK TOBACCO WARE
HOUSE, No. G.I North Cherry alley, 20S feet
front by - feet deep, with collar and garret, ee
yStor water lsas, etc. he lot 10 81 feet front
by - feet, more or less.
Also, two story BRICK TOBACCO WARE
HOUSE No. 20 North Cherry alley, same as NO
~. The lot Is !iS feet by - feet, more OF less.
Also, q twO.stUTy BRICK, used as n brass foun
dry, Oa l33 and l5S East fulton street, J1S feet
by B, feet with frame Office in the rear of main
building. The lot Is % l5 by Is feet to Penn
sylVania railroad, more or less.
Also, lot OF ground on west side OF North
Lime street % feet 'front.' by 20 feet, TO u feet
allie y. more or less No. iS6 North Lime street
sale tp commence at O'Clock y m.
Persons wishing to sec the above properties
can do so by calling on the PIemi' es OF on either
OF the undersigned.
JOHN X. kUsSFL, liJ North Lime st,
GkO. L. RU SSEL, JsS North Lime ST.,
Executors of the estate OF A. W. Russell deed.
H. hHUBEEr. AuCtoueer. o9Ai,aI,SO6nG.5d
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.
\ NG10X OveainG another slight FIRE occurred,
~ o1t4ough m alarm was not struck, nor
SD - department called out the results
m1UAt havo heen very serious had II not
0Uon fos . timely discovsry. In the yard di.
Qo1o1y = ~ roas Of The Excelsoir hall build.
~ - Eege King street, and right near &c
~ Cuooe dividing II from the property ON
~ wset stsods . large frame outhouss
DotUoon the fence and tho structure there IL
DI1o u rubbish such ~ paper, Ieaves, &c
DSsRoon sand go'ciock VIM. Slough came ou
~ his cabinet-making establishment which
y ~ he corner Of Grant and Cherry streets
BE emelled smoke, and upon examination,
toUo0 the pile Of rubbish, as well a. the fencs
neqe ~ wss on fira Buckets Of water were
qu1ckly procured, and the flames which had
6egun 70 make headway were extinguisbed.
Tho lower part Of the fence was burned
ehrUu9b for several feet, aud In q short time
q would have been completely destroyed
Had the nre been much later In the evening
u would have made great deal OF trouble,
- there are number OF building In close
proximity which would have caught The
f1re was undoubtedly kindled by an inoen-
diary.
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UnnldnItiIniie Make Ii

In describing the elegant new shoe store Oi
shaub Burns a few days ago, we stated that
the grand opening would take place Thursday
morning-so the firm informed us-but the re-
moval and arranging Of their immense stock OF
goods took more iime than was anticipated, and
go the opening deferred till this morning.
Drop In and see them the store Is prettieT than
we said IL WAS,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-23

The handsome show windows of Shaub &
Burns shoe store were dressed By Samuel :.
Reynolds, salesman IN the store, who has had a
long experience IN the shoe business. The win
doEs present a tine appearance aud reflects
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DUBLlC SALE.
FXEcuToR,s SALE OF VALUABLE

ON MONDAY EvESIsa. NOVEMBER II, Isss
At the Leopard hotel, East King street. I.ncss
ter, Pa the undersigned, executor OF ihe wtIi
ottbe late Ursula solomon, will expose To nuh.
lie sale the following real e. tate ia said civ
All mat certain TwoStory DWELLING
HOUSE and parcel OF ground, situated on IN.
northwest corner of Low and Freiberg streets
containing in front on Low street ninetesn
feet, ana extending northwaTd of the same
wldth ninety'seyen feet, more or less frea and
clear OF all ground rent and ali encumbranres
whatsoever, with the joint right aud pri iiere
10 certain pump and well OF water on or near
the said premises TO be sold. Hydiant in Inc
yard " -"
sale 10 commence at o clock of said date when
attendance VIII be gwen aud terms made known
by REV r NAIL
Executor OF Ursula solomon, deCe-spd
HENRY sHUBERT, Auct. o,tg3.jtds
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On Monday evening from TO O'Clock a
'sociable" T" will be held at the warehouse on
West Chestnut street. third door from North
Queen street, north side. Tickets OF admission,
10 cents. which entities the holder to a cup OF
coffee and a bun.
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DEa ms.

BARDINe.-In this city, on the sd inst at IN,
sections house in St Mary . cemetery, Mary
wife OF Patrick Harding. aged 81 Year,.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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mAkh rs


PHILADELPHIA. Oct. % Flour steady. Sales
Of 800 barrels. MINI. bakers, 81 E06pi 50; Penna.
family at o 5o93 70; Western at 33 9cGi 40 Pat
ents, d 2Sd4 S.
Rye -four quiet at s.
p. m. all-Wheat-Oct., s33lc Nov,
hc.; Dec, sbkc; Jan, SIC. '
.Corn-oct., 4pxc; Nov. 4ixc Dec, i5,1c; Jan 4,
Oats Oct. a34c Nov. SCsc; Dec. s5ssc;
Jan, 3ssc.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER >, IssG,
will be sold at public sale, by the UNDERMINED
executors OF Susanna ShiTk, late of the CITY ot
Lancaster, Pa, at the Franklin House North
Queen street, two desirable Dwelling Houses,
viz:
No. ]. a twoand 8. half story BRICK DWELL.
ING HOUSE, with two-stOry Brick Back EuiId
ing attached thereto. and a lot OF ground No nj
west Chestnut street, in said city, The house is
in good condition and contains ten rooms.
No. lwOfstOry BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE and Back Building attached thereto
and lot OF ground, No l3l n NOrth Charlotte street
IN SAID city. This house Is in good condition
ana contains six rooms and an attic Both
have gas and hydTant
sale 20 commence At o'clock d. m when
terms and conditions will be made known by
ANNA NJ. sHIRK,
FiASkA v. BARR,
A. j. EBERLY,
,y e. Executors
hEhhf shuBEkf' Aucuoneer. oct2,9,2!d
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ANN MARGARET HOFFMAN will sell the property
at the corner of Rockand and Low streets this
evening at the Leopard hotel at seven o'clock
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A ssleNEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE

ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER. -, lssS.
the undersigned. assignee tor benent of Crcdi.
tors OF Frederick Noliner, will offer at public
sale the following valuable real estate, In Ian.
caster city, Via
A two story brick building with twu.story
brick back building and summer kitchen, being
No. il9 North Queen street, east side, with lot OF
ground fronting on North Queen street - toet 3
inches, aud extending In depth, east, $50 feet TO
n ton teot wide alloy. Property has outhouse
and oihct improvements, fruit trees, grapes. etc.
sale To bc held at the Keystone House, at Z
o'clock y. IN, when conditions will bo made
knowuh by GEORGE RUSS, Assignee.
a. \. sHANFFER, Auotioneer
ssSSoi II Il a =. I'D
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EsTATE OF MARY BRADY. LATE

~ of the City OF Lancaster, deceased. Let
ters testamentary ON said estate having
been granted To the undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requested to make Immediate
payment, and those having claims or Demands
against the came, will present them without de.
lay ior settlement 10 the undersigned, residing
In the City OF Lancaster
REV. T. J, MoCULLAGH, Executor
JOIN A. CoYLB, Attorney. oct9Ctds
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nISSOLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.
l. Notice is hereby given that the partner.
ship between Daniel A. Altick, Samuel " Al.
tick ana william b. AltiCk, late trading as d. A
Atick & sons. was dissolved this QIthI day OF
OCTOBER, so far as relates to the said Daniel \.
AltlCk, who has retired from business. All debts
due to the said partnership are to be paid, and
those due from The same, discharged at Nos 4!
and "a West Orange street, lancaster, Pa, and
corner OF West Broad and BrOughton streeta,
savannah, Ga where the business viii be con
unued by samuel W. Altick, william Il. Altick
and Henry X. AltiCk, under this firm name OF ID.
n. AllCk's Sons. ID. a. ALTlCK,
SAM'L W. .ALTICK,
WIN B. ALGICK,
LA.CAsrER, PA October II, l5s5
Dl1gwlTuSS