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The Osceola times., 1886-04-10
rAc.suMILE OF ryPE.wRirER LETTER,
o THE PUBLIC, GREETING :

TO THE PUBLIC, GREETING:
Boards Of Heal tn are now everywhere cor
rectins the faults Of sewerage and advising
the people how TO prevent future epidemics.
But other precautions are necessary, wi th-
out viii ch no amount of SAM itatien can avail.
Dr.: Koch says that choler has but little
chance among those who keep the dt tsestive
organs and the liver; skin and XII dneys (the
sewers of the body in heal thful operation.
Warmers SAFE Remedies the best sci en-
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now, as a safeguard against any future scourge
Much Of the common al lments are caused not
primarily by bad blood, but by IMPAIRED LIVER
AND KIDNEYS. This resul ts in bl ood corrupt on
and injury to the entire system. Remove this
impai red ction and most nary lments wi IL
disappear Other practitioner have held that
extreme liver and kidney disorders incur
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unanswerably proved the contrary. Pl ease note:
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The Osceola times., 1886-04-10

Ef you want 10 see animated natur,
look at public school when its bursting
out.
The Osceola times., 1886-04-10

I've remarked that one enemy can do
a man more narm than two friends kin
do i'm good.
The Osceola times., 1886-04-10

FOURTH special inqui ry among hundreds of
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BILE when they began Warmers g Safe Remedies
Read few of Thousands of exampl es
The Osceola times., 1886-04-10

ST. l.. N. U. No. Ire.
When writing 10 Advsrtissrs stats that -
ysW their Aossrssssmesti In this fsDse.
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Henry Georges Tutor.

" Henry George is really" says The Sac
rdmento (CaL) Bee protege and dis
ciple of James McClatchy, the late veteran
editor of The Bee. At the feet OF the editor
George drank in those idea which are so
graphically explained in Progress and
Poverty In fact, 1t was James McClatchy
who prevailed upon George to write that
wonderful work. 1t was while George was
the state inspector of gas meters, and while
he had plenty OF idle time upon his hands.
One day he dropped into The Bee Office anu
he and the chieitsin drifted into conversa-
tion upon their pet hobbies. At the conclu-
sion OF more than ordinarily long explain
alton Of a knotty problem by the editor,
Henry George exclaimed, admiringly: 'Mc,
why don't you write a book on these sub
jects? By heavens it would mark reve-
lation and q revolution in literature To
which James McClstchy, hslf.ssdly, an
swered: No George, / am getting too old.
can't work as 1 used TO- Were twenty
but it takes all my strength now to work as
l have to work on The Bee. But you are
comparatively young, you are vigorous,
strong, neryy, and full OF life Besides, you
TO do. Now why don't you take up these re-
form ideas and weave them into book
There is no man living can do it better than
you can. To this George dissented most
vigorously, saying that there was no man
anywhere so well fitted for the task as James
McClatchy. At last, however, George was
prevailed upon to begin the great work, and
he did it modestly and with lack OF conf
dence in his own ability. Diligently and
laboriously he worked at his task, frequent
were the consultations between himself and
the The Bee editor, and, chapter by chapter,
the work was submitted to James Nc
Clatchy for his careful consideration and
judgment"
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NEW YORK, Oct. l5.--Flour market dun and
weak Fine 81 9oGs2 90: Superfne o. l5Gs2 -
Common to 5000 Extra Western. .! 4<d3 20 (;
Good To Choice Extra Western, 81 ga IS
City Mil Extras, ~ s0Gs4 IS tor Vest Indies
Mimi. Extra, g. 60Ss5 20; Extra 40. > s. 4O{e2 95
Good TO Fancy Extra state, 81 JDB3 ; Common
to Fair Extra Ohio k24SB3 -.
wheat-So. Req state on Spot SIC: No. .
Red, state, 4c; No. Red, Winter, Nov,
sake: Dee, S6LsC Jan, sac
Corn-So. : Mixed, cash, i5c Nov, 45s.C:
Dec, 47c.
oats-So. ! white state. spot S7ff Sc No .
do 34nc No Mixed Western, oct, 3InC
Bye dull and nominal; Western, 55657 (;
State 5sSf5GC
Barley dull
pork dull New Mess, sIo .5sJIo IS.
Lard-Sov., ~ % Dee, - - Jan g. -
aolasses dull; IKE. tor So Doiling
stock Porto Rico. 3OeliSc.
Turpsntine Quict ii 37c-
Rosin dull strained 10 good. 81 0Ifsl Is
Petroleum dull refined in barrels, 6A4c +; Go
in cases, Skc.
Yreights dun grain to Liverpool, 81
Butter - Market dun New Western
Creamery, 22G2sc Penn'a do, 2,t929kc.
Cheese dull; Western FLAT, SGllc.
Eggs y ifhrm; State. 2la:sc; Western. 9o
nAc.
sagar-market duh; Refined Cu,loaf. sc
granuiated, l3l6c.
Tallow duh prime city, lsGi %-l5c
Coffee nrIn fair CargOes nj lIa-fE lA.c.
BlCedull; Carolina and LCUi-lAIla, common
"a fair. Sbss34c Rangoun, +z1+14c.
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Live stocK NIarhen.

CHICAGO, Oct lathe Drousrs' Journal reports
Cattle-Recetpts, l0,5OO head; shipments 25GO
head; market strong shipping steers, $50 to
1850 rs, Is JGg5 40; stockers and feeders ut 81 90
fp3 25 COWS, bulls and mixed at 81 7UGI UO :;
bulk at 81 20d2 40: through Texas cattle
higher; cows, ~ 3Elg2 co; Steers 8! COD 40 :;
Western rangers lower; natives and hal breeds
s. 00839O; cows, 81 i0G2 10; winteged Texans
q OOls3 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head shipments,
s,00 head market strong rough ana mixed,
k 50lEI 20; packing and shipping, f3 916gi 60;
light, O. 5Oli i5 skips, o. 2ndg3 y
sheep-keceipts, 600 head shipments, $50 ;
market slow; natives, s2 GOai a.;
Western, 81 iolg3 GO; Texans, 81 2OSg3 10 lambs,
f3 759i IS.
EAST LIBBRrY-Chttle-T.Ce lGl head :
shipments, 3Oi market fair; prime, t4 1jIg5 I;
fair to good. SAGA 20 common, % 2ja3 IS stock
ers, IS 25a3 30; feeders, g. 5OgI shipments TO
New York. none.
Hogs-receipts, $500 head shipments, 5000
head; market firm; PhiIadelphias at ~ sOSs
80; Workers. - 5Odl4 Is common u 2JSi 20 /;
shipments 10 New York to-day, IA carloads.
Sheep-TeCeipt-, 1870 head shipments, 22fO
head market dull prime, a. OOGI %; fair 10 good
q 25g3 49, common. g. O0G2 90: lambs, 81 5095 25
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Marietta Notes.

MARIETTA, Pa, Oct l5.--Council met ON
Wednesday evening with full attendance.
The standing committees reported and were
continued. Constable Bell was instructed 10
look after several nuisances which had been
com planned about A number OF bulls were
ordered to be paid, and council adjourned
until October %.
A large dancing party was held in the rink
by number of ladies' and gentlemen Of
town. 1t was successful and very pleasant
affair. Wolfe's orchestra furnished the music
for the occasion, and the dancing was kept up
until late hour. A number of visitors were
present from neighboring towns.
A large nutting party left town this morn
ing for Wild Cat, where they intend 10 gather
supply OF that succulent and famous fruit,
the chestnut
Miss Josie Duffy returned from Philadel-
phia, where she was guest at the McCarter-
Peterson wedding at Wootton. Miss Halde-
man, of Leavenworth, Kansas, and Miss
Stockton, OF New Jersey, are visiting her.
Mrs. Barbara Eater died this morning after
a lingering illness.
The Salvation Army will hold a hallelujah
banquet and presentation of colors III the bar.
lacks on Monday evening.
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Par Rooney ToHighL-This evening the inimi-
table Pat Rooney will appear Tor the first time
here I'm comedy. He has fine company, and
Pats reputation as an actor is SO well known
that he should do a large business.
The Nc CdWi Company Nj cCaull's company
will sing " The Black Hussar tomorrow night,
and already n sufficient number of seats To in
sure "A big house have been engaged. The com
pany is very strong and hig hly spoken OF every
where.
H1rdic & Ton Lser'S Company -On Moncay
evening James Hardie, formerly of Hoey ant
Harde, Tho played "A Child of the state" anc
Miss Sarah Won Leer Will open 4 four nights en-
gagemeut at the opera house The New IorE
Herald speaks most fayorahly of the company
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UEdf THO,

sTRNE.-ln this city, on the 18th inst, after a
briet illness, Mary relict of the late Rev. J. J.
Strine, in the SD year of h. r age
Notice of funeral hereafter
DISKEr BRRs.-ln this city, on the 18th inst.
Philip Dlnkelberg, In the Sith year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family also,
Hebel / odge, No 500 1. o o. +, and Teutonia
Lodge, No. l65, h. OF r, are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his residence, No.
BIZ Locust street, on Sunday afternoon at s
o'clock. lnterment at Zion cemetery. olo 2td
McDoNNBLL.-October IS, lssi. in this city,
Samuel Mcdonnell, in the 18th year of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral. from
the residence of his son, L. {. Mcdonnell, No.
lS Middle street, on sunday afternoon at 3,
o'clock. lnterment at Woodward Hill GENE
terry.
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Attorney in ract for the Heirs.
4 w. DESLIsGER, AuCtiOneer.
i PROPERTIES.

on FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ~, l5S6,
will be sold by public sale, at the Leopard Hotel,
the following properties belonging TO the Iale A
W Bussel, deceased:
A three-story BRICK HOUSE, No 90 East
James street, Lancaster Pa. The main building
+ Is feet front, on the north side of East James
by p feet the back building Is ~ stories, l22b
by y feet, with II frame kitchen 81 by u feet,
containing ten rooms, bath room, hot and cold
water, range, fireplace, heater in dining room,
gas, etc, The lot Is SlA by lbs feet, to an feet
Also, three-story BRICK HOUSE No 81 East
James street, same as No. % East James. The
lot is 2Oh by l5s feet, TO a feet alley, more or
less.
Also, two story BRICK HOUSE, No. 233 East
Frederick street The main building il % by
80 feet, with one-stOry frame kitchen 92S by ~
feet, containing seven rooms and two rooms in
the garret, sinK, water In kitchen, gas, etc. The
lot Is ~ feet front by lOi feet to u feet alley,
more or less.
Also, a two-story BRICK HOUSE. No, 235 East
Frederick street, same AS No. 2S3 East Frederick.
The lot i . feet by lOi feet, TO u feet alley,
Also, a two-story BRICK HOUSE, No 23s East
Frederick street, The main building Is l6l4 by
q feet, the back building, two stories IL by 10
feet, containing six rooms ana garret. sink.
water In kitchen, gas, etc. the lot Is 20 by lOi
feet, tpR feet alley, more or less.
Persons wishing To see the above properties
can do so by calling on the premises or on either
OF the undersigned.
sale TO commence at O'Clock, p. m.
JOHN Il. Russell, l49 N. Queen ST.
GEO. l.. Russell 32S N. Lime ST.,
Executors OF estate OF a. W. Russell, decd.
HESRY sHUBEET, Auct octli,ls,2As,s sd
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NEW YORK Oct Is wall street, l}0p m
Money loaned at 5kl7 per cent. Exchange quiet
at q -ls4 -; Governments were 6rm
Currency IS, 81 2b bid 4's coups, ass bid
Ks coups, lIl's bid
The stock market this morning opened irregu
lar and feverish on some selling for foreign aC
counts, but the offerings were soon bought in
which strengthened the market, I he coal share,
were then bid up sharply and by Ii o'clocl
prices were = to IA per cent. above the closing
OF last night After Il o'clock the market be
came weak and At the present writing the i'm
prOvement before recorded has almost vi holly
disappeared.
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Stealing Democratic Thunder.

From the Harrisburg Patriot
The recklessness of Republican politicians
Is disclosed in the fact that in Iowa the
papers OF that party are using the letter of
Governor Pattisou ON the coal com Animation
70 make political capital. Presuming
on The ignorance OF their readers,
pey present Governor Pattison as a
Republican and point TO his letter
as testimony OF the advanced position of the
party ON the subject of anti monopoly. The
Davenport Gazette OF a recent date, alter an
pronouncing the young Democrats execntiye
N the "noblest Roman OF them all in the Re-
publican party"
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hE rs,
PhiIaosipnis Produce nsrss

PHILADELPHIA, oct. Is Flour quiet; sales
of 80 barrels. Mimi. bakers, 3 sORt 81: PennA,
family al - 5ll3 IS; Western 1T q JSSi 40 Pat
snts, - 25s34 s..
Rye hour quiet at 81 p.
p m, cali-W hest-OCt., SEC Nov,
Sc; Dec, siL.c.; Jan, Sc.
-Corn-oot, iS}sc; nov, i4e; Dec. i4}3c; Jan,
oats Oct, sac ; Nov, Sf.c; Dec. Is. &C
Jan, 364c.
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School Teachers cheap Excursion TO the
switchback on saturday, october 10. Round
trim tickets good for three days or return same
day. Fare only s. 50, including ride around the
switchback and trip to Glen onoko. Through
train leaves Lancaster tKing strecO at6lO IA. IN,
and Columbia at 6.lO; Mannheim, 6Sl; Lititz. 7lo
Epbrata, 7:23. Train returning same day leaves
Mauch chunk at Sis p. m. Last of the season.
octS,T9,l2l5d
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A Cake Ths, win be Recognized

FIOM IIu DlIBs
"What kind OF cake do you call that 9''
asked young husband at the tea-table.
"Spooge cake, my DAZZLING, and made II
myself" replied his wife.
.Sponge cake, is it~
ayes; what kind OF cake did you think Il
wasp
al thought 1t might be stomsch-cake."
"You are real mean, SO you are"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-15

Mr.. George W. Childs, of Philadelphia, has
presented 10 Jerusalem Evangelical church,
Lititz, a handsome Bible, morocco binding,
with gold mounting.
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THE sherif's sale at Reece's shoe store was
finished on Thursday night. About $500
was realized by the sale, not enough To pay
all the executions issued.
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MARRI.lG Is.

DAyELER-WlANT AT the residence of the
brides parents, on Thursday evening, oct IA,
by the Rev. Sylvanus stall, James K. Daveler
and Nellie q. Want, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
George Want, all OF Lancaster. It,
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FULIJIC1L.
THE STATE TICKET.

THE STATE TICKET.
Governor:
CHAUSCEY r. BLACK, of York.
Lieutenant Governor
X. BRUCE RICKETTS, of LUzerue.
auditor General:
WILLIAM. BRES of Allegheny.
Secretary Of Internal 4 GdlrS:
}. SIMPSON AFRICA, of Huntingdon.
ugreSyBldn-dt-L Large:
MAXWELL STEVENSON, OF Philadelphia.
County Ticket.
For COngreys,-COL. EDW MCGOYERN,
STATE Senator tNIV)-F. W HULL.
assembly Qstl-HENRY DRACHBAR
(2d)-DR. H. NJ. BLACK.
DIR. A. s. MILLER.
(3d)-EDW. PAINTER.
GEO. W. WALTON.
II. .MOHLER.
Dtstrtct Au0rnCy-JNO. T.. MALONE
Poor DiTectOrS-JAC. SHEATH.
Il. j. BARNES.
Prison IHSpectOrS-GE POSTZ.
j. V. WISE.
County SurUeyOr-F. K. WHITE.
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Te,ephope Connection.


stamm, Bros & Co, dry goods aud notions. y
and - North Queen street. are connected Win
the telephone.
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Ready Made Department

Examine our MEMS SUITS FOR DRESS, and
you viii be SURPRISED
Examine our MEMS sUITsEOR BUSINESS
and you will be APPALLED, ~
Examine our BOYS SUITS FOR DRESS, and
Examine our BOYS SUITS FOR SCHOOL,
and you won't HESITATE
W. have all kinds OF MEMS and BOYS OVER
COATS-the latest Widewale, silk Faced, for
sl2 andsi " ,. .
which can be used on either side lone side for
business and one side for Dress), selling for 81 :.
The Latest PLAID ONERCOAIS for MEN,
selling from 81 50 up.
We have also on hand some of the Latest Styles
Of MELTON and BLACK BEAVER OVER
COATS. ~
We have OyERCOATS for LITTLE chill
DREN in abundance all sizes and at the Low
est Prices.
sy- Remember we have only ONE PRICE, and
that the LOWEST. II our goods are not satisfac
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EVERTS & OVERDEER,
DINER OF EAST KING. JOHN AND MID
DIE STREETS.
mavlEndN W SSR
DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
L MANOR FARM.

Blylt SAL Or A y LII \ BlI r..
l. MANOR FARM.
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ID, Isss,
VII be sGid ,S on the IN aGe Ee
county, Pa about three miles southwest from
Millersville, late the property Of Henry {. Herr,
deceased, generally known as the King Herr
Containing ISL ACRES and 81 PERCHEs, more
or less on which are erected q Large Two-story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. with two-story
kitchen attached-building ample to accOmmo-
Cribs and Wagon Shed Tobacco Sheds and
Spring House, with running water from a never
falling spring supplying house and barn. Also,
an Orchard OF Choice Fruit. This property ad.
Joins lands of C. b. Herr on the west, 8. S Fry
and Mrs. Dietrich on the south, Jacob Seff and
Doerstlers mill on the east, and Adam Herr on
the north. The soil Is Limestone, and by reason
otits natural richness Is admirably adapted for
the cultivation OF tobacco as well as the cereals.
on account OF the soil, the buildings and run
ming water, the above farm has rare advantages
and Is without its ual in the county.
The said tract Is conveniently situated to
mills. churches and school houses.
One half of the purchase money will remain a
lien upon the premises during the life of Mary
A. Herr, widow of the said Henry {. Herr, de-
ceased, the interest at the rate OF fve per cent.
per annum to be paid annually to the said
widow during her natural lite
Purchasers are exnressly notified that the
property viii be positively sold at the time and
place mentioned, soas to oenaPle the undersigned
the estate among the heirs.
Persons desiring to view the promises will
please call upon Martin Miller, tenant, residing
sale 10 commence at o'clock of said day,
when attendance Will DE given and terms made
known by the undersigned,
A. HERR SMITH
Attorney-in-ract for the Heirs.
A w. DESLIgGER, 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 K: Herr. minor
children of Henry Herr, deceased, being the one.
undivided interest in the aforesaid tract, and
the one seventh of the OneseYenth of the undi-
Vided Interest OF Annie r.. Shelley, minor child
of Anna shelly. deceased, in the tract aforesaid.
a. HERR SMITH,
Guardian of the aforesaid minors.
sg}-ThSStsW
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NOTICE IS HERERY GlVEN THAT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Charles Il. Fisher. OF the village OF Ephrata,
county OF Lancaster ana state OF Fennsylvania,
y deed OF voluntary assig nmenJ, has assigned
10 Louis A. Liyingood, OF the borough OF
Womelsdorf, county OF Berks and state afore
said, in trust for the Eenent of The creditors of
the said Charles b. Fisher, all the estate, real and
personal, of the said Charles Il Fisher.
All persons indebted to the said Charles Il.
Fisher Will make immediate payment TO the aid
assignee. and those having claims or demands
Will present the same without delay.
- LOUIS a. LlkIkGOOD,
oliStdIh Assignee OF Charles IL, Fisher.
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Our goods speak for themselye--we do not
have 10 talk for them. In our.
Merchant Tailoring Department

We can make 10 your order, at the earliest pos
sibe notice, the FINEST PRINCE ALBEBTS,
CUThwAI and SACK SUITS, from the Finest
WORSTED CASHMERE and CHENIOTS, and
in tho LATEST STYLES.
Our CUSTOM MADE OyERCOATS cannot be
excelled. Our Trimmings Tor these goods are
the Finest. You can have them lined with silk
Serge or satin. our workmanship Is the very
best in Lancaster and we guarantee to MT. In our
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Quotations by Reed, McGrann 4 Co, bankers
Lancaster, Pa
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-02-11
Rev. WorsnOp Lectures.

Ed. Register.-On last Friday evening at
the courthouse, Rev. j. w. Worsuop, in the
absence of DR.. Foy, who chad an appoint.
meut for that occasion, but who was ill, fill
ed the appointment of the latter, featuring
upon the science Of Pirea0lOgy.
The lecture, and the argument he scbse-
quenly made in support of it, showed that
Mr.. Worsnop was gentleman of culture, of
deep research, of ready delivery, and Of deep
convictions upon this, as upon other SUBJ
iects. The lecture was able and deep, the
man earnest in conviction, elegant in diction
and vigorous in delivery. We are proud to
have such among US.
I write this for fear that Mr.. WIS modesty
will prevent him properly mentioning his
own effort, he being secretary of the meet
;,u W.