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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-09
A SSlGNEES' SALE.
PUBLIC SALE OF CITY PROPERTY.
~ EpInAy nsrnupu

at 71S O'Clock p. m, Will be sold at the Grape
Hotel, in the city of Lancaster, Pa, in pursu.
ance OF an alias order of the Court of Common
Pleas of Lancaster county. to the undersigned
assignee, the following large and valuable prop.
Purpart No. l. All that certain half lot or piece
OF ground, situated on the east side of South
street. in the city of Lancaster. containing in
front ON south Queen street 32 feet "a inches.
or less to Christian street, on which are erected
a large four-story BRICK BUILDING, with
attached, the north side Of Of the ma main oaiIdins
being party wall to the end of the main build.
ing Of purpart No. :, lately sold TO Walter 4.
Hetnitsh and also two two-story BRICK TEN
A I HOUSES on the rear of said lot fronting on
Christian tSs s5eeS5 od ms prTPrty is commonly
Is now used as Furniture Warerooms and Sales
rooms.
Purpart No. 3. All that tract. piece or parcel
OF ground situated on the east side of south
Queen street. at the southeast corner of South
and described as follows. to wit; beginning at
the southeast corner of south Queen and Ger
south Queen street ies feet and nine inches to
ground of st, Pauls Methodist Episcopal
s%s e Ss SSGn %
deceased. ei5 feet, to Christian street, thence
inches, more or less, thence west - feet inches,
ieet, inches, to "a post thence north GA feet, *
along German street, 81 feet, to south Queen
street, the place OF beginning together with
mat certain lot OF piece Oh BTOunu tne1etO De-
longing. situated on the west side OF south
Christian street, between German and Church
streets, containing in front on Christian street,
% feet, ~ inches, and extending westwardly ct
Mat wdsh SS feet to pSiG5Sery y OF St pau
ground are erected a Large and Elegant New
Two-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
Mansard Roof, with Back Brick Building at.
taohed and Back Brick Kitchen Building, and
u large and handsome Brick Barn or stable.
This property is now occupied by the widow OF
the late George B. Schaum, deceased.
All persons desirous OF viewing the premises
time before the sale,
Purpart No. will be sold subject to two
April |, 1856.
Pnrpart No. B. subject to a mortgage of g., 500
with Interest from June 80, 1875
=, Ihe purchase money payable April ], 1887
Positive sale.
MAMMALIAN DEICHLER
Assignee of GEORGE Il. schaum and wife
SAMUEL HISS, Auctioneer. s25-TSSts
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ORPHANS COURT TSALE-ESTATE OF
~ DIR. JOHN l.. ATLEE, DECEASED.

On "WEDNESDAY, OCToBER l3 lssS,
at the Leopard Hotel, East King street, In the
city OF Lancaster, the undersigned, executor of
the will OF DR.. John J.. Atlee, late of said city,
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. T. a lot or piece OF land, situated
on the southeastern side of Locust street, in
said city, containing ACRES and 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 1t. The property Will be offered as q
street ana the two fronts on Low street.
Purpart No. s, lot of land, NO. 23 South
Queen Street, containing in front 81 feet "a
inches and extending of that width eastward to
Church street, with One-story ROUGH+CAST
HOUSE and other improvements thereon.
Purpart No. 3. lot of land, No. 2l9 south Queen
street, containing in front 81 feet inches and
extending of that width eastward to Christian
street, with a One-story FRAME HOUSE on
South Queen street and two Two-story BRICK
HOUSES on Christian street. and other improve
ments thereon.
Purparts Nos. s and will be offered together
and separately.
Purpart No. 10, lot of land, No. 35 East Ger
man street, containing In front on said East
German street 80 feet and extending OF that
width to Church street, with Il one-story BRICK
HOUSE and other improvements thereon.
sale to commence at O'Clock p. m, when at
tendance will be given and terms made known
by WIN. AUG. ATLEE,
Executor of DR.. John l.. Atee, deceased.
HENRY sHUBKRT, Auctioneer. sll-S,Wts
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Hypocrisy Is tho compliment that vice pays
to virtue. Imitation Is the compliment failure
pays TO success. The name-not the character
of Benson's Capcine Plasters Is initiated by
INSCRIPTIONS parties, who make and try to sell
plastSrs yariously called "Capsicin," "Capsi-
cum, M Capsicine," "Capucin " plasters. with
sna D9ldly Is this done that careless people are
aoa0uess sometimes beguiled into buying such
number VINO follow this vocation decreases
every year through the refusal of reputable
dealers 10 handle the imitation goods mean
while be cautious; In the middle of the genuine
is cut or poIoused the word Capcine. Rand on
the lace cloth Is the Three Seals f" tI1icemark
Ask for Benson's-then examine One BENSON
is:worth dozen ofany other kind IN
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6kUCERGEA.

uIGH GRADE COFFEES.
IA Fine old Government Java and Mocha
Cotfees, the best in the market. our Java Blon-
ded Coffee speaks for itself rich and fragrant,
sc. per pound. Very nne Plantation Rio
Corees, our best only DC. per pound one very
popular at l5c We want you TO call and try our
l2kc. Coffee. The excellent quality Of our
Cofees and fine Teas is making friends fast and
nrn. Our daily sales show a steady increase.
Fresh Roasted every day. fun line OF fancy
Groceries. Please give us trial order.
GEO. WANT,
auRp-lyo No, ils West King Street
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DUBLlC SALE OF A VALUABLE
L BUSINESS PROPERTY.

On TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1885,
At the Lancaster County House, East King
street, Lancaster City, Pa, the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of the late David
liable Real Estate. viz
Lot OF Ground, fronting on East King street,
81 feet "a inches, more or less, and extending In
depth 2S feet, more,or less, TO a IA feet wide
alley, bounded on the east by property OF Ed
ward Wiley, known as the Lancaster County
Parry, druggist, south by East King street and
north by Grant Street. The improvements
thereon are double front 1wo-story BRICK
STORE BUILDING, now occupied for stores !;
containing four rooms on second noor, and hay
ing plastercd attic with four rooms the back
rooms, the kitchen having three large iron
kettles walled in for butchering 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 Iour stalls for horses,
with Lofts for 3or tons OF hay, and same amount
OF straw, also GraDaries for 40 bushels OF grain.
large loft for storing six sleghs, also shed room
FOR six wagons, and Cattle Pen for steers The
slaughter House Is supplied with II Hydrant water,
and has large Beam for hanging hve or six
slaughtered steers There is ample sewerage on
the premises, connected with the Dwelling and
Slaughter House There Is Well of never. fall
ing Water with Pump therein. on the premises F.;
also Cistern of from to IL hogsheads capacity.
This property was ssuccessfullyrun as Butch
ering stand for 80 years. Persons desiring to
view the property can do so by calling at Nos llS
and 10 East King street, at any time prior to day
OF sale.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. III. of said day.
when conditions Will be made known by
WILLIAM s. SHIRk,
Administrator.
II. sHcBKRr, Auctioneer. o7.7tdrh,s&os6d
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A VALUABLE FARM AT ADJOURNED
IA AssIGNEES SALE.
oS THURSDAY, OCTOBER u. 1886,

OE THURSDAY, OCTOBER Il. 1886,
In pursuance of an order OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Lancaster county, and an adjourn
nee OF Abraham Brubaker, viii offer at public
sale, on the premises, on the Scotland Road"
in East Drumora township, Lancaster county,
Pa, TX miles southwest of the village of Quarry.
vile, tho following described Valuable Farm,
containing Nl ACRES OF LAND. adjoining the
farms of Aldus Aument, Martin V. Herr, Amos
Gron Christian Good and Amos Il. Miller, with
the improvements thereon, consisting of New
and Commodtous DWELLiSG HOUSE, with
House, Pig Pen and other necessary outbuild.
ings. From Zine Spring a hydraulic Ram sup
plies Running Water to the House aud the Barn.
A good Young Apple Orchard OF iity trees and
a thriving Pear orchard. There Is good Meadow
Land and Patch of Fine Oak Timber on the
place.
ing the land lies mostly to u southern 81 Sposure.
The estate Is bounded on two sides by public
highways, and no road cuts through.
This desirable property is situated very con
veniently to schools, churches, mills, postoffice,
railroad station and limestone quarfies. 1t is
only "A mile and IA half from the growing village
OF Quarryville, the terminus of The Lancaster 4
Quarryville Railroad, with three trains daily
each way to and from the county scat.
The farm is admirably adapted to feeding cat
tie and every branch of good farming, ana per
sons In search of u prom table farm, good home,
u safe and paying investment need seek no
further.
Also, PERSONAL PROPERLY, at the same
time and place, will be sold One Horse, two
Cows, and Lot of Household Furniture.
Sale to commence at l O'Clock p IN of said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
maze known Dy Assignee of Abraham AZ fhit Brnbaker
JANIS COLLINS, Auct
N.B-Persons desiring 10 view said property,
or to make further inquiries respecting It. wifi
call upon or address the assignee, ut quarry
vile. On the day OF sale the morning train VIII
vile, at 1890 a. m, and from there conveyance
can be had to the premises. o2 .tds&2tw
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PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
MANOR FARM
spAY, OCTOBER %, 1886,


ON WEDNESDAY, OCToBER %, 1885.
Wil be sold on the premises, the following Real
Estate situate in Manor township, Lancaster
Millersyille. late the property of Henry c. Herr,
deceased generally known AS the King Herr
Mansion Farm, consisting OF the following
Containing ISL ACRES and 81 PERCHEs. more
IRick moGsE ws twostory
kitchen Notwithstanding ample TO accommo-
date two families Large Bank Barn. with Corn
Spring House. with running water from never
ans ana Also
Joins lands Of g. u. Herr on the west, Q. 5; Fry
and Mrs. Dietrich on the south. Jacob Nef and
the north. The soil is limestone, and by reason
OF its natural richness is admirably adapted for
On account of the soil. the buildings and run
ming water, the above farm has rare advantages
The saa IS
mills. churches and school houses.
0nenaf Of q the purchase viz remain
ceased. The interest at the rate Of iive per cent
widow during her natural life.
Purchasers are expressly notified that the
place mentioned. soas to enable the undersigned
without further delay, To mako distribution of
Persons desiring to view tho premises will
please call upon Martin Miller. tenant, residing
Sale 10 commence at 2 O'Clock OF said day,
when attendance will he given and terms mad 9
known by the undersigned,
A. HERR SMITH,
Attorney-in ract for the Heirs
A. W. DEsLISGER, Auctioneer.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold
under an order of the Orphans Court of Ian
caster county, the undivided Interest OF John
Fannie. George and Elizabeth r. Herr, minoi
children of Henry Herr, deceased. being the one
fourth OF the oneseyenth of the oneseventh
undivided interest in the aforesaid tract, and
the one-seventh OF the one-seventh of the undi-
vided interest Of Annie E. Shelley. minor child
A. HERR SMITH,
Guardian OF the Aforesaid minors.
s23-ThSAtsw
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DUBLIC SALE or REAL ESTATE.
DuBLIC SALE CITY PROPERTY
on MospAY, NOVEMBER !, 1855,

On MONDAY, NOVEMBER !, 1885,
the undersigned, executor OF the will OF John
NiSdorf, deceased, by virtue of an order of tho
Orphans Court of Lancaster county, will ex.
pose to sale, at tho Keystone Hotel, In North
Queen street, n lot or piece of ground on the
west side OF Prince street, In the city OF Ian cas-
ter, between Lemon and James streets The
Lot contains in front ON Prince street about 80
feet, and has Il depth of that width OF about W
feet, and then narrowing To u width of about 10
feet, extends about 90 feet further to Water
street There IL "A one -storied FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE on the Prince street front and a
one and ahalf stored 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. m, when terms
FREDERICK SIXDORF,
HENRY sHupKRr, Auct Executor.
o5-l2tdM, WAS
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AV ELY'S PLAIN CAVEN DISH
~ Srayeiys flue-cured smoking To bacce
seal OF North Carolina, Terique and ali tho
standard brands Of Chewing Tobaccos, at
MAkkLEY'S Yellow krontn
Formerly Hartman's) S'o-
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Rev. II. II. Washburn. Brooklyn, N. Y uses
Red Star Cough Cure In his family.

DR.. Bulls Cough syrup Is fast taking the
place OF all the old fashioned cough remedies.
1t never fails to relieve the most violent colo,
and for throat diseases 1t is invaluable. Price,
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Salt Rheum
HOODS SARsAPARILLA.

Z" ON EN NEEDING RENEWED
w strength or suffering from infirmities
peculiar 10 their sex, should try
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-09
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
ON TUESDAY, OCroBgR -. 1885,

will be sold at the public house OF John Fritsch,
ON West King street, in the city of Lancaster,
by virtue of an order OF the Orphans Court. the
following described real estate, viz
80. 1. Ali that certain lot or piece of ground,
situated on the west side of North Mulberry
street. between walnut and Lemon streets, in
the city of Lancaster, Pa, containing in front
20 feet ana 10 inches, more or less, and In depth
III feet and inches, to property No, 2, on which
"a erected a one-story FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE. numbered Sl, with Frame Back
Building. This purpart has connected with II
the right to the use of the threcfeet wide alley,
situated on tho south, and Of using the pump
located therein.
No p All that certain lot or piece of land,
situated on the east side of Concord alley, i'm.
medintely In the rear of No. /, above described,
containing In front 30 feet and 10 inches and in
depth to purpart No. !, IS feet, more or less, on
which Is erected a two-story FRAME DWELL.
ING HOUSE, numbered 1885, with Frame Back
Building.
Sale to be held at O'Clock p. IN. of said date,
when terms will be made known by
ClIRlSTIASA HEPTlNG,
Administrative OF Lewis Hepting, deceased.
ii. suUBRRT, AuctiOneer s25&o2, B.2Od
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HENRY sHuBKRr,
SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, lss6,
VIII be sold at public sale. at the Leopard hotel,
in tho City of Lancaster. Pa. by the under.
signed, the following Real Estate, TO wit:
Ali that certain Lot or Piece of Ground situa-
ted on the northeast corner Of Rockland and
Low streets, in the City of Lancaster, contain
ing in front on said Rockland street l43 feet,
more or less. and extending in depth TO "a feet
wide alley, 90 feet, more or less. on which are
erected su bstantial One Story BRICK HOUSE,
with large Two-Story Brick Back Building also
large Brick Butcher Shop, and a Good Frame
stable. well and pump Of me- YER. failing water
There is vault ~ feet deep, arched over, in
which TO keep fresh meat which cost the owner
over seven Hundred dollars alone. This has
proven an excellent business stand for a
butcher. Should the purchaser wish to divide
the premises, there will be seven building lots
OF axlGo feet on kockland and Low Streets and
45xl60 feet left upon which the buildings now
stand.
sale to commence at 7 O'Clock p. m, when
conditions will be made known by
ANNA MARGARET HOFFMAN.
JOEL l.. HAISEs, Auct. oct2tid
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-01-27
Messrs. W. NJ. Dcrr and P. T. SNYDER
were Mondays arrivals at the Camp.
Religious.

A very interesting religious service was
held Sunday evening at the schoolhouse.
The attendance was good, in spite of the
unpleasant weather. Mr.. Worst's theme
was the words of Paul Il press toward
the mark for the prize of the high calling
of God in Christ Jesus" Without max
ing full exposition of the text, he dwclt
upon the leading thought - pressing
toward fixed point. Some men go side.
ways, some 60 backward, without a liked
goal but Paul went steadily on, through
savage mobs and prison cells, and shin.
wrecks, untold hardships by land and
sea, until at last. worn old man. he laid
his head upon the block, with the glitter.
ing ak suspended above him, aud the
prize-the crown of glory-just in view.
PaulIs lite, as grand example for ali
time, was eloquently presented by the
speaker.
The success of this service is proof Of
the fact that people canego to church ii
winter, even in Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-01-27
Taxpayers Alliance.

WINCHESTER, d. T., Saturday, Jan. 9, 1885,
Meeting called to order at Z D. m., Rob
ert Maxwell in the chair.
Minutes of previous meeting read and ap-
proved.
petition was read before the meeting, asking
that town ono hundred and thirty-two 132) be
organized as a civil township.
Mr.. John Parker made report for the commit
tee that was sent to Williamsport to meet with
the County Commissioners and inquire into the
business of the past year. The report was satis-
factory to the members present.
Motion made and carried that Mr.. c. r.. Parker
and Mr.. Dell Potter arrange the minutes of the
meeting for publication in both county papers.
Names Of persons who Joined the order this
evening: Wm Sadler, John McLaney, ]. Brown,
]. H. Jones, s. j. Ripley.
Motion made and carried that the organization
extend a vote of thanks to the committee who
were appointed to look after county matters.
Motion made and carried that the articles OF
incorporation Of this order be sent to the editors
of this county for publication.
Motion made and carried that a committee OF
two be appointed to meet with the Commission.
ers at their next meeting.
Appointed on said committee: Robert Max.
we'll, c. f. Parker.
Motion made aud carried that we hold our
meetings every Saturday evening until furthe,
notice.
Meeting adjourned for one week.
ADELBERT POTTER, Secretary,
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had only missed three trips, before this
week, the present winter George is a
jolly good boy, and we shall miss him
greatly.
John Daniel is preparing to keep house
in the spring. 1t looks as though he in
tends to have some one to cook for him.
That's right, Jack.
William Murphy our Bismarck -Roop
stage-driver, starts out and arrives on
schedule time, regardless of wind and
weather. We are sure of our mail rcgu-
larly as long as Billy is the driver
I called around at the Roop farm last
week. and found all kinds of stock win
tcring well. They have plenty of feed
and clean and warm stabling. Mr.. Roop
is an A. No. farmer He takes good
care of everything about him. His farm
ing tools are all housed in good frame
building. He has large granary 52x14
feet, 1s feet high also lighthouse 12x
"a, feet high, with five windows in the
south side. His hens are laying right
along. Great pains are taken on the
farm to convert the straw into manure,
which is much better than burning it.
Some 400 loads of manure were hauled
out on to the stubble last fall. Mr.. Roop
will soon have as good home as any
Eastern farmer. ALERT.
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Bad for the Tax-Fighters.

A bill has been introduced in the House.
of Representatives (and it is said there is
no doubt of its passage) which will make
exceedingly unhappy the few tax-fghters
among the railroad-land purchasers with
in the grant of the Northern Pacific. The
bill was introduced by Mr.. Weaver, of
Iowa, and settles the whole question re-
garding this class of lands. 1t provides:
No state or territory, 1.or the authorities there
Of, acting under the laws ofsaid state or territory
in which any part of said railroad lands granted,
as aforesaid are situated. shall be hindered or
prevented from the collection OF taxes on said
lands so granted, and which have been sold OF
disposed of by said company in the same manne,
and for the same purposes though said costs OF
surveying, selecting and conveying had been
paid at the time of said sale or disposal.
A bill has also been introduced for the
purpose of compelling the railroad to pay
for the survey of its lands. and immcdl-
ately take out patents for that portion
surveyed. With all real estate subject t.
taxation. and with the exercise of care by
County Boards for the purpose of pre-
venting the escape of personal property
from taxation, through false affidavits.
a sound basis for good and permanent
revenue is assured to the counties within
the limits of the Northern Pacific land
grant
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-01-27
Reading Circle.

Pursuant TO announcement, the Will.
iamsport Reading Circle met at the resi-
dence of Capt Cotton, in Williamsport,
Saturday evening last. There were fif-
teen present. The fifth canto of the
Lady of the Lake" was read and CON-
mented upon. Under the head of busi-
ness committee consisting of Miss Edna
F. Connor and Mr. H. A. Armstrong was
appointed to draft rules and regulations
for the exchange between members of
the magazines and papers constituting
the Reading Circle literature. The COM
mittee to report at the next meeting of
the circle. The question of the character
of the exercises of the circle in the future
was called up, and an exchange of views
had. 1t was the generally expressed opin-
ion that the character of the meetings
should be changed. No definite action
was taken in the matter, and it will come
before the circle for action at it's next
meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Cotton have the
thanks of the members of the circle for
the very pleasant evening passed. The
circle adjourned to meet Thursday even
ing Jan. %. at the residence of Prof.
Keim, two and half miles southwest of
town.
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County Printing.

This is the way the LaMoure Progress
and Chronicle speaks in regard to IBID
ding" for county printing:
The public Interest does not require, and is
not served by, dealing with the printing question
in this way. Everybody knows who knows any
thing that the poorest newspaper and the one
having the least circulation afford to fill its
columns at the lowest price. So, where the bid
ding system prevails, the official proceedings of
city and county boards are quite apt to be hidden
away and generally half-printed in a paper read
by the fewest number Of people. This is precisely
the opposite OF what the law contemplntes in re-
quiring official matters to be printed. The OBJ
ject is to give the taxpayers and voters a chance
to know what their official servants are DOING
which can only be obtained by the widest circu-
lation in the best paper and the one having tho
greatest number of readers.