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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-11
,ar-befr6ot ann Sic g~rtferauua Adj.

fpar-betrdgt or1 Ste g%mtferauas sDi.
iGen Deptforb unb Der 2onbon Bridge
minbeftens 5 englii9e Meilen : ri6tete
nun ibr Nugenmert auf bic @perrull8
oiefer beiben uebergange bon Der
u@urreps5 SIDE" nod Der u@itD She.
5robbem aber f9Iofen aud idmmtli@e
@ei9dftsbduier in Der GitD, am
vStrano" entlang unb bis gum Weits
Gnoe Die 2dben, um ibr @igentbum gu
bef6iben, ba man fit BEN Nbenb unb
bic Na9t ben Nusbru9 alIgemeiner
nnruben befir6tete. Sn3pii@en batte
Der dob, Der f6on unterpegs einige
Sdoen getiirmt unb geplinbert bate,
bor Dem ACKNOWLEDGMENT BON Wm.
Earn & So. in S%outbmarf Salt ge.
ma6t. 0bglei6 baiielbe BON elmer
Inaabl poli3iten bema9t mar, muroe
bas @ebdube setiirmt, bic Bolisifen
tberDdltigt unb bic Eager &dume gez
pliinhert. Gin miifes Gbaps. BON
Gleioern, S@uben, Striimpfen, Sep:
pi6en unb 5erbro9enen M6beln bebedte
na9 benz Siege ber Menge ben Gampfs
plaB.
9as eigentli6e 3iel oieier Meni9en=
menge NOR Der Srafalgar Square, mo-,
ME i6on am Sage porber, cine groBe
INSTRUMENTATION ftattfinbem iolte.
9a aber bic uebergdnge iiber bic 3bemle
our6 bic Poli3ei geiperrt tparem, sers
ftreute fi@ Der Nuflauf mad einigen
uergebli6en 8eriuhen, ben l1ebergang
gu erapingen. nn5dblige Senteri1eiben
Durben in S%outbmarf 3ertriimmert unb
aud fonft mod alerlet S1aben unb
unfug anseridtet.
Ser Sabeliunge melbet, baB biegfa1z
ri9t bon bieiem &iot unter ben @o3ias
lilten in Berlin utto paris groBe Senz
fation errest babe unb baB tie in groBen
WfafenzB eriammlungen 8ef9lhIIe ge=
faBt b6tten, bic 2%Dnboner So3ialiften
.5u~ ferneren Sbaten gu ermutb'gen. 9as
1T bermutblt6 cine alberne @rfinoung
oes &abeliungen! Denn bieier &aubs
aug oes Oeptforber B0bels bat NIT Ser
fo5ialifii6en 8emegung gar Ni1ts gu
tbun, ionoern 1T netter nihts als Elm
in bic Sbat iiberieBter NotbiGrei aer
bu%ngernoen un6 frierenben 8orffabts
Beu0lfernng 2onbons, unter Der fhont
felt ldngerer 3eit unglaubIlhe Motb
uno Undergraduates @lenb berrl1en.
Bon elmer eisentli9en a%ielbepuBten fos
aialifif9en 8ewesul g. rpie in Deutf9@
lanb, 1T in England faum gu rsben.
Die leBten Parlamentsmablen baben
bies pieber aur 8eniige temieien. @iz
nige rabifale Mitglieber bes nnterbarz
les iinO ~alerbiugs fo5ialiitii6 a1ses
bau6t, BON elmer fosialilfii9en gemes
gung-gef6weige oenn elmer io5ialz6e=
mofratil9en Partei-fann aber trDboem
in England ni1t gefpro6en tperben.
Sang obne beiliame Wirtung f9eint
bieie mtfe Denomination benin bod
ui6t geblieben 81 fein. 9te 9arla=
meutsmitglieber fiji 9onbon iinb su
einem @omite 3uiammengetreten, pels
DIES bic Gegierung bringeno um Silfe
fur bic Notbletbenben 2onoors angeben
fol-. MuBte Die &esierutg boran erf
auf 10 beutlihe Weife eriunert tperben2
Ser S9aben, ben bic 9eptforoer
Sumultuantett anri9teten, mirn auf
10000 pfuno Sterling (ettua $400,s
000) gef6dBt.
Sn Golge Der greigniKe Der lebten
Sage berri6te in 2onbon groBe unrube
uno 8eiorgniB, ba man-unb i9einbar
ni9t nit unreft-bie Wieoerbolung
dbnli9er unb erntli6erer Iuftritte be.
firhtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-11
Gime tueiIe Meforrt.

Die @eipobnbeit, gbinin in ma@tisen @aben
ais elm @esensift segen IN Iarifde aronfbeiten
ansupeuben, berridte elnmal 10, bab fe gefabr.
lid iuurbe. @lidlider @eile lit bieie Yraxis
einer peiien &eform unterporfen iporben.
@i9t nur bas YubIifum, fonbern bic aerste
baben, ieIbitbertanbtid nibt S0lfig, aber bod
in srobem Mabe 9ofetter's Magen>
bttteres ais elm ii9eres, botanif@ss Grius.
mittel fir bas perOerbliHe Mfaloib angsnorn.
men. Die GoIsen bieies @edfels finb bOdft
ui9tig. Sept iDeroen S9iitteIfrof @~atienten
sebeilt- fruber uurOen lire 2eiOet nttr auf cine
Belt lang s%eIinoert ODER balb scbeiIt -ba baS
9eilniittel enoli9 gar feline @irfuns inebr ber>
Sorbra6t'. tpenn eS midi in bsritdrften @aben
einsenOmmen tpurbe. Sine bebarrli@e Sur nit
benz 8itteren beieitist bic idtmmfem anfaae
unb berbhtet ibr BisOertommen. DaS 3eusnib
fur Oiefes edte gieen. unb Sausmittel 1T nidt
bon sipeiDeutiger Irt, ionbern enti9ieben unO
befrieOiselb unb bic QueIen, aus benen es
tOlmmt, fino febr aablreid.
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"Velvetine Powder" 9isf
Armse sesen berbribte uno ~erinbise 6ibe, &c.
gen baS @unbreiten ober Wunblaufen, seeen
Brifelbite unb ale Der lleberbisuns bes 8lutes
ent'prin9enben Sautfranfbeitsn angepanbt.
Ills elm Rulecr sur ainber itebt es unIbertrof.
fen ba. 9reis 25 Gents. prdparirt unb gum
9ertauf bel u. Sreib, Alamo Drug Store,
Gan Mntonio.
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Sas &eprdientantenbaus pertagte
fi6 iofort ua6 Nnnabme Der 8eileioss
bef4liife unb Der &eiolutionen gu @b.
rem 9ancOds.
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6. $. @aaaer, MbOIefaIez un6

- ". y. 2DDuleIuleS uHu
&etailbdnbler in Garbe1, Selen, Ins
ftrei6ermaterialen, @OmmercelttaBe,
San Nntonio empfieblt iein groBes
2ager in bieien Nrtiteln gu Stem Sort
preifen uno ma9t gang beionoers anf
ben sewdblten 8orratb BON Bilbern:
@bromos, Gupfers unb 5tabltiden,
Selgemdloen nnb Bbantafie 8ilbern
aler Dirt, ferner auf Die gef9madpoae
Nuswabl bon 8iloerrabmen Der alere
moberniten Sorm unb auf Die Naes
umfafenoen 3ei6enmaterialen aufz
merriam. Nle Nuftrdge fiir ir9enb eine
Der Dbigen 8rau6en peroen prompt
ausgeflbrt; Yilber BON iecer @r6Be ein=
gerabmt unb ole Irbeiten m6gli6it
i9nea unb gut beiorgt, bic IN bas Sad
16lager.
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Die Tlorcnce NiebttnsaIe Der !&ins
b~erpdsges

Die Tlorcnce Nfiebttn8ale Der 8ins
berphsge.
Tolsenbes 1T elm Nus5ug zines an ben
Deutiden &efOrm We6enser in @bau=
tersbursh, Ba., sei&riebenen 8riefss:
@ine BOhltbaterin.
Oeffnet bic Tbare far fe unb Wrs.
Winslow mirb beweiien, baB iie bic anles
ritanii4e Slcrentiner Na4tisaG Der Sim
ber 1T. Daoon Hnb mir 10 ~aberoeuSt,
bag mir unierer Sup" lehren tperbel
gu iasen: u@eiesnet iei Wsrs. WinslOw"
neil fte berielben bebilfli@ mar, user bic
Berioee bes SahneaS unb anbere Bee
idmerlidfeiten fir Sinber binweSaufCm=
men. Mrs. Winslcp's Gncthins @prup
nimmt ben 8inbern bic @dmer3en unb
furtrt Dnientrie unb Diarrbce. gr
madt ben @aumen CART, befreit bon
@nt5anbuns unb brinst bas Sinh slidli4
iber Die BeriObe bes 3ahnens hinwes.
@r thnt gerabe ba8, mas er rcr9iebt 3u
tbun, N0es unb nidt weniSer. Bir ba<
ben einmal Mrs. Winslpw 9eieben unb
tennen fe uur bur@ ibren @cctbina
Shrup fir 2inber. Wenn mir bic Madt
bdtten, niirbsn mir fe ais 9eilanb fir
bic &inber binifelen mas Ge aud in
Der Chat 1T. Der Shrup mirb in
alien Npotheteu gu rs Gents per Tlaide
perfouft.
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Suff7S
Nillen.
GrFdglnffft Gimee.pethe,
Nranlgs afher

uilb Mnl6rtn.
ens 1ltfaGeli eniffeben Gretptertel aner
araRIfeees res Meniaep9eIhle9ts. Splgenne
@pmpteiae 3figen bereH Gaiein an: 4tppetttber=
Lufg, finger GttbI9ang, &cpftpeb NIT MebeIs
fett, WoIlEeibtefeit nod Dem Gfen, &b1tets
eune 9t6en f5rperEtMe rper 0eiittae 9tts
i~ite1lg6tt9s NafftoBets had OCT @sabI5etf,
Eefs6arfeft oeS Sentperanlents, 8eerti6te
@fimAaltAst cit @efiiBt dts babe q itGetio
Dfeas, asimktdleti boz neit gttsgcn, SMnfeIoes
f1tttes ttritt, gdnaEtdje y erfogfmng,-
fnb ~eriprhern bic Mupenruus etues Seilnittel8, has
birerf aai Die Qetef fiFtt. NIs Elm qsberA5eilntittel
a2irluna duf Nieren .unb 6aut lit ebenfau5 prplnpt,
tnnRsh tie die llnretnteite6 burd bieie brebs, GtuSs
te1reF Bee GgiteniSa ~beScitisen lfo gEppetit, Se>
Suibe 9ertauuns, reseluidsageu gtubiSans, flare
NiHeu reruriad5en meter Gfel pctr 9eibIhnetfen,
md fIe ie itnreRn hei Ger ti5liAen8 erufsdrbeit unD
iinb ffh qritnbifcs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-11

BGr u. 3-anber bertauft tein
SternsOel gu Is @ents bic @alone,
wie borber angeseigt wurbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-11

Dead Shot" Seretp 8orm 2ini.
ment ipittf fider unb fdned. Diefes ointment
tobtet bie @iirmer ausenbIidli9; bdIt Gliesen
ab unb BELT bic @unDe. SIN @aTer a~nfgeIof
III es Elm ausse3eiGnetes SeiImittel segen irgenb
melde 8unbea beim 8ieb. Yreis SO Gents.
Graparirt unb gum 8erfanf Bel u. Dret6
Gan Mntonio. 1876 tutp
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-27
To Answer for Forgery.

William, alias "Snicker" McMullen, ar
rested some time ago for forgery, but whose
case was postponed from time TO time
In expectation that his friends would
come TO his relief and fix things up
WaD taken before Alderman Deem
this morning. The testimony was SUD-
otantially as It has heretofore been pub
ltshed: Everts & Overdeer, Of this city, had
some mon at work in Marietta they boarded
q the hotel of Amos Stapleford I;
McMullen, who was coming to Lancaster, got
Stapleford to give him bill for the board OF
the men, SIS. .55; McMullen took the bill to
Eyerts & Overdeer and they paid 1t by
check drawn In favor of Stapleford. Nc
Mullen took the check to bank to have
It cashed; the bank said it must first be en-
dorsed by Stapleford McMullen went OH,
aud In Q short time returned with the
namo of Stapleford endorsed on the check.
subsequently the name was shown to be
forgery, and McMullen appropriated the
money to his own use.
Alderman Deem committed McMullen TO
answer at court
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nARKKTS.
sew Yors Produce Market,

Nsw YoRK, Oct. 27.-Flour market dull, but
steady; Fine. tl soG2 20; Superfne, O. l5xf2 IS;
Common TO Good Extra Western, q sGSti %
Good TO Choice Extra Western, 81 sOffl rs
City MIL Extras, q GOA IS for West Indies
Minn. Extra. q eodb co; Extra No. 2 ., tOSa2 g5
Good to Fancy Extra State, k3 SOSp3 u Comm on
TO Fair Extra Ohio, o. 4Oss3 70.
Wheat-No ! Red state on Spot ssc No.
ils: Rssd: STATE ha Sc; Sc; No. Red. Winter. Nov.
Con-No. Mixed, cash. .5yIc; Nov, 451.c
Oeis-Eo. 1 White state. spot, SIC; No. 2,
DO, S57<c; No. Mixed Western, Dec. 35AfIS6c
Rye dull and nominal Western, b5gS7 /;
state bs05ac.
Barley nominal ungraded Canada, 7oc.
Pork quiet; New Mess. 80 O0fglO So.
lArd-Oct, 81 05; Nov, o. Is Dec, % H.
0olasses nominal.V
xurpenttne nrm at $50.
806fn duh strained to good. $l OOzll OK.
Petroleum dull refined In barrels. 6A4c; DO
In cAses s,<c.
freights dull grain TO Londan, 81 So
Buttor- Market steady; New Western
Creamery, 2Op27c Pennh do. 2la2lkc.
Cheese duh; Western Flat, lOh8Ilc.
Esss quiet; State, 2lh922c; Western. 2lo
2ikc.
sugar-market dull; Refined Cutloaf. 6ssc +;
granulated, 63l6c.
Tallow easier prime city, &c.
Co6ee quiet fair cargoes al I2kc.
R1co dull; Carolina and Louisiana, COM
mon 10 fair. 3k0ac RangoOn, 4I1G4kc.
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Dong - 0ss Oss - sss w. ss .
~ - vas1s Deswee~ ne Tvschs
- y Passss Over Hi@.
~ oosSupondsnce Of IrrrLLIosscrs
DuDlA, oct IA Stock drover had
fUng8oW esuaps from meeting with .
ooundOut In Columbia yesterday alter
- Don W. sanding on the west
orusk wosohing an east hound train
naaissd the carloads Of stock under
A A possenger train came towards
- Of the Pennsylvania railroad,
~ nan wss standing, but he did not
- - spproach until the engine was
~ tWOuty feet Of him. The drover
~ ffum the track TO escape from the
n1ng train when he struck against the
0nla and Wa thrown 10 the ground.
to1eiy he landed betweon the rails
~ ~ remained until the train had passed.
oouA1sut IVES witnessed by . number of
nooD who fully expected that the man
u|l1 b either killed or seriously injured
nSmee was driving hts horse down
Co1gt oeroet yesterday afternoon when the
m4 Whosl on the right side OF the wagon
S4e down. This caused the horse TO
htun end Il attempted 10 runaway. The
/ go managed 70 stop the horse after going
y nombor OF the officials OF the Pennsy.
!Vrn1n nalruad are In town to-day, together
05lA ~ Soremen Of the repair gangs OF this
1roessiok division Of the Pennsylvanis raiH
4Og4 to-day.
g 0n Hf3dsy evening services preparatory TO
~ holy communion will be held In the ST.
1oho'e Lutheran church. On Sunday the
016g1ment Of the Lords supper will be ad-
.n1nlgtered TO the congregation.
n very large audience was In the opera
ngueo lest evening despite the inclement
weather TO witness " Ranch ~ " 10y an excel
1pot company, headed by James Neill. The
r1oy was rendered In an excellent manner
md greatly pleased the persons present.
fFoight ID very heavy on the Pennsylvania
railroad at the present time. During the
po0t twenty-four hours sixty.oue freight
tra1ns were sent from Columbia, east and
wesk
Samuel M. Stape, freight agent of the
Reading railroad, has returned from visit
70 Cape Charles, Virginia
On next Monday evening, Arizona Joe, the
lAmOus western scout, will make his appear
anco I'm the opera house in play called "Tbe
Black Hawks"
A number of friends OF Miss Berthe Hslde.
man assembled ct her home on North Sixth
street. in honor Of her birthday The even.
Ing was spent in an enjoyable manner to all
pr6ssnk
Duck shooting was very good this morn.
ing, and the river was full of boats containing 9
tho men who enjoy this sport Good luck
attended the sportsmep.
From the present outlook, Arbor Day,
which occurs tomorrow, will not be cele
brated In any general manner by the people
Of town.
Although the campaign is rapidly drawing
10 close, there has not been any meetings
held In town, except those by the Prohibition
party.
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uL,pIse


CsicAso Oct s.- Tho Drove-S Journal reports
Catue-Recefpts, $500 head shipments, 1000 (;
market lower: shipping steers, $50 TO
1900 hs, - tos es stockers and feeders At u 50
0s 50 COWS, bulls and mixed at N S003 90 I;
bulk at o. 2502 IS; through Texas cattle
steady; cows, % ioG2 so steers, q snfS 10 /;
Western rangers lower; natives and halt. breeds
o 2sff3 GO cows. q icSf2@3 wintered Texans
q s0G3 s.
500 head market steady rough ana mixed.
9 seos s.; packing and shippins. - 7s0I To-
sheep-Receipts, 5000 head shipments. 2co
market WAS steady natives, " n0& 20;
western. - sOSs3 50; Texans, q 2s6s Is lambs,
q 1904 50.
BAsT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So head
shipments, $50; market steady; prime, ~
65 fair to good, u 2S<ft 50 common. ~ oo1l
stockers, Sd3 2S feeders, - SosIi; shipped Il
New York, none.
Hogs-receipts, l.5oo head shipments. leo
head market slow; Philadelrhiss at o. lso
AS; Workers, - Sk1t 10; common q SOS IS
shipments to New York today, carloads
Sheep-receipts, 2SD head shipments. Stt
head market nrm prime, - ma tRir to good
g 2S63 80; common, o. ss52 lambs, ~ s1S.
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SALE.

ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, lSs6,
win be sold at public sale at the william Penn
hotel. on North Mulberry street, by virtue of
an order of the Orphans Court, OF Lancaster
county, the following described real estate OF
John King. deceased, To wit
AFine Lot of Ground, situated on North Null
berry street. Lancaster city, Pa os. 4l6 and AIS,
containing In front on said street, 80 feet, more
or less, and extending in depth 2I5 feet to pub.
late of John Krider. The improyements thereon
are Double one-story DWELLING HOUSE,
with well of never failing water. Fruit trees,
grape vines, etc.
Persons wishing to view the property before
the day OF sale can call at premises or on the
undersigned
sale 10 commence at o'clock in the evening
OF said day. when attendance will be given and
terms OF sale made knownby
GEO PoNTZ,
Administrator with will annexed.
HENRY sHuBERT, Auct. oct21l3tdM, was
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FUR SALE.
pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
pRnpHRTIES

l. PROPERTIES.
Or WEDNESDAY, EvEsISG, NOVEMBER 3, 1886,
VIII be sold by public sale, at the Leopard hotel
the following properties belonging to the estate
of the late A, W. Russel, deceased
two-story BRICK HOUSE, No. 3S North
Lime street. The main building Is Is by 2s feet
the back building twostories, II by 10 feet, con
tanning six rooms and garret, sink. water In
Kitchen gas etc. The lot Is IS feet front on west
side OF North Lime street by sih feet, to 4 feet
alley, more or less.
HOUSE, No. 217 North Cherry alley, aOh feet
front by 80 feet deep, with cellar and garTet ee
ystor. water, gas, etc. The lot is 251 feet front
Also, a two story BRICK TOBACCO WARE
HOUSE, No. go North Cherry alley. same No.
al. The lot is AK feet by 81 feet, more or less.
Also. n two-stOry BRICK, used as brass foun.
dry, Nos. lB and lSS East fulton street. 35x feet
by Is feet, with a frame office In the rear OF main
building. The lot Is 36 10 by Us feet To Penn
sylyania railroad, more or less.
Also, lot of ground on west side OF Softn
Lime street % feet front by 80 feet, To ~ Ieet
alley, more or less, No i33 North J. ne sucet
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. m.
Persons wishing to the above properties
can do SO By calling on the premises or on
JOHN r. Russell, lt9 North Lime ST.
GEO. r. Russell, 3ss North Lime 81,
Executors of the estate of A. W, hussei, uec u
Ii. sHuBERT. Auctioneer. o7o'-''H'Uah-.oo
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Olooing Prices-2 O'Clock %, I
Wheat. Corn nats -
New Hork STOCKS.

NHw YoRK Oct. T.-Wall street I.30 m m
Money loaned Al 50s per cent. Exchange quiet
- y uk0i IS; Governments were nrm ;
Ouyrency e's. d 26I< bid As coups, si2sx bid
0trS c0ups. llIx BID.
s xho stock market this morning opened
Qnfet and unchanged. but during the first hour
ohege was some selling OF Northern Pacific pre-.
1pFIud, said 20 be for the account OF London
poxt1es. which caused weakness. By II o'clock
prices were on v TO ~ per cent. In the hour TO
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DEATHS.

WALDMYKR.- In Warren, III, on the ?ith inst ,
Henry Waldmyer. in the 10Th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
yesidence Of his father-in law, Nicholas Herzog,
No. ass High street, on Thursday morning at sk
o'clock High Mass at st. Josephs church at
So'clock. lnterment at st. Joseph's cemetery.
p,,f
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-27

The Lancaster county prison has fewer iu-
mates ut present than 1t has had for several
yearA All told there are but ninety-six per.
sons confined there. "Bummer's Hall" has
not q single inmate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-27

A sixteen-m old twin of Geo. Whits-
kcr died on Monday, at Peach Bottom, and
was buried to-day at Chestnut Level
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Case Dismissed,

Alderman Fordney today dismissed the
drunken and disorderly case against Sue
Martin, preferred against her 10y her hus-
band.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-27

CaioAso, Oct q, o3o a. m.-Marhst opened
Corn-Nov. SsIlo; Dec. Ss<c; May .lc.
OAts-Nov, 2skc Dec. %ko May. S'kc-
Pork-Nov, o. s2k Dec IS.
1ard--Nov..S S rs
Ribs-None
uLueIRe
Wheat--Oct.. T5,tc; Nov, 7J,Gc; Dec, 1eS
May, s24ds.Ac.
Oorp-Oct., 3tLc Nov. SsSc; Dec. Sessc I.
May, 4lc.
Oais-Oct.. 25l.c; Nov. $40; Dec. Ss.c {;
May. Sotfc.
Pork-Oct., o. s.; Nov, r. - Dec. - s7kc.
Iard-Oct., q rs; Nov, - 70 Dec''
o s2k
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-27

nooa there was nrmer feeling and on some
buyfng OF Jersey Central. Reading and Louis
vilie Nashville, prices advanced and the de.
cline was fully recovered by uoon.
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Death of u Twin.

The sheriff to-day disposed of the stock
Of Dr.. William Wormley, druggist
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POLfTIUaI.

POLITIUAL.
THE STATE TICKET.
Governor:
CHAUNCEY Y. BLACK, of York
Lieutenant Governor
X. BRUCE RICKETTS,, of LuEerue.
auditor General:
WILLIAM. BRESNES, of Allegheny.
Secretary Of Internal Ardirs
}. SIMPSON AFRICA, OF Huntingdon.
Large;
MAXWELL STEVENSON, OF Philadelphia.
County Ticket.
For Cousress.-COL. EDw. MoGovERS.
State Senator (NlVl-F. W HULL.
Assembly Qst)--HESRY DRACHBAR.
(2dl-DR. II. NJ. BGACh
DIR. A. 8 MILLER
tSd)-EDW. PAINTER.
GEO. W. WALTON
ii. n. MOHLER.
Distrtct -itorRey-JSO. l. MALONE
Poor DIrtctors-JAC. SHEATH.
X. J. BARNES.
Prison IHspectorS-G 20 POSTZ.
J. WISE
County SErusy0r-F. X. WHITE
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PUBLaC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

L ESTATE.
On "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1850,
will be sold. by virtue ofan order OF the hans
Court OF lancaster county. at the County House,
on East King street. in the city Of Ian caster,
the following described real estate. to wit
No. !, All that certain lot OF ground situated
on the west side OF South Queen street, bet ween
German ana Conestoga streets. in the city of
Lancaster, containing in front Al feet and "a
inches, and in depth to Beaver street 245 Il et
mole or less, on which street IL has front OF al
feel, TX inches, on which are erecl ed a one and
a hall, ory PART BRICK AND PAKT FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE AND STORE, numbered
20 ana 2i0. with one-story Brick Back Build.
Ing ana Frame Kitchen attached,
NO All that certain lot or piece of ground
s,uhted on the southeast side OF Middle street
osstIseen osIn Duke and kockland Streets in the CITY
u, , Lancastsr ntatning In front on said Middle
t,nifty ieet ana six inches. ana in depth to
apuonc ailey, two hundred AN d eig ht feet more
y, ,as. Tess. on which are erected a one and t half
n nna ana o ~ Dnweeiihng house. numbered 3iS with
attached. '' "aeA ouhuihB
sale 70 commence at z O'Clock H. m. whsn
terms VIII be made known by " "' "he"
Executor OF the will OF Philip Risse asc,a
'"A1 ~ nAiss Auet' osIdnov3.l0.l7
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D 25 EAST KING sT IANCASTER PA
E,STATE OF DR. JOHN l.. ATLEE, De
IL ceased. Adjourned sale.

E>STATE OF DR. JOHN l.. ATLEE, De
IL ceased. Adjourned sale.
ON "WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1850,
at the Leopard Hotel, East King street, IN the
city OF lancaster, the undersigned executor OF
the will Of DR.. John L. Atee, deceased, In pur.
suance of an order OF the Orphans court Of Ian
caster county. In proceedings in partition. will
expose to public sale the following real estate,
late of said deceased, in said city
Purpart No 7. a lot or piece of land situated
on the southeastern side Of Locust street. in
said city, containing four acres and two hun.
dred and thirteen thou sandt In OF an acre. Ship
pen street runs through the southwestern por-
tion of this lot, It's whole length, and Low street
runs across II. The property Will be offered as n
whole and In three parts, that fronting on Lo-
Gust street. ana the two fronts on Low street.
eale peremptory,
Sale to Commence at o'clock. when attend.
ance " III be given and terms made known by
WIN. AUG. ATLEE,
Executor OF DIR. John l.. Atlee, deceased.
Oe0.7tdR
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