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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-14
PROHIBITION CONVENTION!

ID Central Committee Prohibition County
Convention is hereby called to meet at Fire
mems Hall, Sacramento city, TODAY (Satur-
day., August IA, 1886, at IL o clock NJ. to Nomi
nate County Ticket for the ensuing Election.
1t is intended to make this MASS MEETING,
and all Prohibitionsts are invited to be present
and participate, fau14-lt*I COMMITTEE.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-14

Harsh words have frequently alienated
child's feeling and crushed out all love Of
home.
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q ca r ID

I DESIRE TO STATE TO WHOM IT MAY
L concern that the charges made against me
BY Mr.. Dooley. and published in the evening
paper. are false and without the slightest
shadow of truth. The whole matter is nothing
more nor less than a matchmaking scheme.
MARTIN EMERINE,
Proprietor Of the Union Market, Twentieth and
o streets. aud it,
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CITY TRUSTEES OFFICE,
: ,CpAMr<Tn Auo1rSt IL ISSf

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
fT1HAT HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED THE
J. Assessment Roll for improving street,
from Fifteenth to Sixteenth streets, and the
same is now open for inspection. Any objection
to said Assessment must be filed at this office
within ten days from above date.
au14-5t E. H. MCKEE, Clerk.
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TAKE NOTICE!

AL ARTIFS WHO HAVE Bills AGAINST
n the g. y. K. Committee shonld present
same before y O'Clock
NJ q - y IL Y.
auli2t iB.Cf T. O. COLEMAN. Secretary.
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CutPriC0S! CutPpiC0S! CutPpiC0S

IHhUUGHUUT EAUH DEPARTMENT.
Fifty Pieces Law cents ward
DoubIe-width Black Cashmere Is scents pery yard.
Doubie-vdth Black Bunting yard
One Case Dress Gnghars, epts per yard.
Double-vdth Ginghams Ocents.
wide English scents erya rd.
Heavy Honeycomb
Heavy Unb Muslin cents
Yard wide White Muslin yard.
White Corded Marseie scents per
Persia Draper o cents
Iisle Gloves
OF Lad Under 81 to o
Fancy 8, and Cents.
Ladies' Diamond Check
Window Shades (Judd's Cents
yard.
Iisses cents.
inches iTseGa and
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-07
DO>ITINE PUBLIC SALL.

OE SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ., ls-,
Will Ho sold at the Hester House, corner North
Queen and Chestnut streets, Lancaster, Pa, tho
following property belonging TO Mr. John 8.
hat First-clazs Three-stOry BRICK METAL
ROOF Ed RESlDENCE, 4rE}6 feet, with 3.stOry
Brick Metal Rooted hear Attachment 5OX26 and
j. feet, having two Balconies, Portico and Con
North Queen and est Lemon streets, Lancas-
tor IA. Inside finish of house ia almost ntirely
OF hard wood eight feet wide Hall two ParlOr-,
Drawing and trcsCoed Dining Rooms, and
stag Head Range and Dumb Naiterl on first
floor; seven Bed Rooms ana Bath Room on
second floor, aud six Bed Rooms and one large
Wash Drying Room and hne Observatory on
the whole house, having Holland Cold Water and
large Rain water ListCrn in same; Gas, Hot and
Cold Water, Bath, Water Closets, stationary
wash stands, largest size MershOn's Heater
meets the Jisct wide Lemon street sewer, eleven
feet deep. Coal Bins under sidewalk. Lot fronts
iig feet on North Queen street ana extends
westward along Lemon street 2i5 feet, to
class BRICK STABLE holding Horses and
Carriages, having Gas ana Water I'm same. Also,
adjoining stable IL a , inc BRICK COACUMAS'S
nous andu large FRAME HESSERY joining
IL on the east.
As | have permanently located myself in
FLORIDA the above property Will be positively
sold At the da'e mentioned.
Parties wishing any further information Will
my authorized agents.
Sale 10 commence at TX o'clock D. IN of said
day, when terms and conditions viii be made
known by JOHN :. ROHRER,
tusti-, Orange Co Florida
OrBAUSMAs Il BURNS and ADAM Il. BAKR.
Agents
HESRY suUBGRr, Auclioneer
sl,ls.22, D, 27o2,i,G,Is,
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James OOrcn OConnor. ne T~dgcdiau on
Friday and saturday evenings this talented
actor will appear IN the opera house on Friday
in" Richelieu," and on saturday In "OthelIu" I"
supported by his excellent co upauy Of Hiteen
artist of recognized ability. Mr.. O'Connor, after
an extended tour OF Europe, nov comes as a
fun fledged star tragedian, and Il the many
managerial and newspaper enComiums are ever
proofs of ones ability. ne pps-e>>e. that abb fty
TO the greatest extent Mature endowed Q Counor
with many gifts culture has developed and
perfected them. As tragediin. O'Counor has
but few equals.
Tdtmdgs Coming This clerical orator who
has delighted large audlenra st the Bruoklyn
Tab aclc and throughout the country will an.
pear In Fulton opera house on noNr Thursda
night to discuss the entertaining topic " The
Bright side OF Things
haaeH To-Nigh.-Ot the play Tangled
Lives - 10 be presented by L. Il Mant-I in
Fulton opera house tonight, the Boston Adrer.
nScr says: Mr. MantsA led, OF course, with
his assumption of Raymond C,urh the hero He
acted carefully and zeaIou-Iy. ana ia his . uict
passages showed that exquisite r,haemrut and
charm, that smooth depth aud restrained ear
nestness which makes his per ormance in its
best moments indescribably charming"
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SaRRSTE
ssuSork Pronuc. usrE.,

sew YORK, Oct. 7.--flUuT market duh and
quiet; Vine, 81 liE12 Is; sUp-ruue e. s5ffl 90,
Common TO Good Extra Western ~ tl5S1I IS
GOOD to Choice Extra Western. 50 ~rgl4 Is .
CITY Mill Extras, ~ 6OsIi - tor wr-r Indies
Mimi. Extra, 81 6Of5 20; Extra NJ. 4. .! sOlS Is
Good TO Fancy Extra state, - SBsPB CauItrOD
70 FAR Extra Ohio. ~ 70tl3 70
Wheat-No. Red state on spot. So: No |
white, state, Hi5.c No Red. Winter Nov
oi3sc; Dec, sp4c: Jan, $50,
Corn-So. Mixed, cash, RCLc Nov, 47c,:
Dec, iIsc. ''
oats-No. / white state. spot i7Lsr: 40. ..
do, BIC No. Mixed Western. Soy Stf-r
Eye dull and nominal Western 55Ii? :
State 5Sds59o.
Barley duh and nominal.
PorK quiet; New hess, sIDsFEIl So
Lard-oct., 90; Nov, Si L..
holasses dull; Ike. tor 80 test boiling
stock Porto Rico. 8kGiSso
Iurpentine quiet at 3-1<c.
Gosin dull strained to good. 81 0IIl on
rrsRhts nominal grain to Liverpool. sic.
Butter Market strong. Nsw wast.rn
creamery, 22d9Ec Penn'G do, !>G.gLC
state, 9k0l2c
ale. /hs
sugar-marEet dun; Remind Cutloaf, Gs.c :;
granulated, SIC. w.
Petroleum dull refined ia N,rl,.ls NO g.,
in cases, SIC. -
TalIow weak; prime city, ic
Louse dnll fair cargoss AT lie.
hice dull Carolina and Louisiana common
10 fair ShIic kango,L, Is.GiI6c
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Closing Pricas-2 o','ucs D.


CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-The Dr0Uers' Journal repo,r. ,
Cstte-Recaipts, ll,OOO head shipments. POnU
heaf; market slow SHIPPING -.tt,r- $50 10
$50 hs, . 6Q8a IS: stockers and feeder a 2! IS
as 40 cows, bulls ana mixed at u on Is :
bnlk at " iOu2 tj; through GcSns Cittle
COWS, Q. 2oB3 90 f; steers " 3NH ln; Nt-f.
eTn rangers lower; natives aud IA u crd-, ,
~ sUss3 40
hogs-eeceipts, 1900 heah shipments,
.S ~" heau market slow upugh ana mixed
3 - IS; packing and SHIPPING "a l5[pI al.
"ehhS ~ ongt .s; y; skipsr y 2ygSi0.
rnartJaf Jaf-hseeipts, 900 head shipments. 500
yv,a yvv4HNt Vas steady; natives - 25di 8D,
- ~, " 1908 u rexaus y llai 10 iamRl
sbIprnar.s &C.. - SALlie---t' ipt-. iSp hagl
fetr 10 ,o "ol ,lnarEet active prime 81 sGSat
ments "a Nsw W. 80 ~ '9mFnon, - 55a4 shin,
hogs--recetpss 2 800 he,o ,,
aea. olt rlalkst aeuvc thiiH 1o' pnIGa al :, snss
shipments To- New York today ecaroaos. '''
hend ms hL, wv heao shipmspIs, lG0
s'oodf common, " ho95oo; lambs, 81 5OIs2s.
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~ .ooD n0sDssD suSIDsR0s
nnoOSSD sHss ysAA.


oosu1es Correspondence OF IsrxLLieEsoER-
GnxuupfA. Ocl 7.--The contractors and
& nml11evp Of Columbia havc enjoyed a very
80 eoason from the time the building sea
- sOmmenCsd until the present time. On
o1mese sveSy street In town can he seen
noWIy erected buildings, and q number are
noW In Courps Of erection. During the pres
oot ysar ninety.three dwelling houses, two
sousoh buildings, for the St. Psul's +. T..
ond The United Brethren congregations, the
mill for the Columbia Iron company, and
~ very handsome store room for Messrs.
Uso W. and B. +. Haldeman. This is an
excellent sign Of the prosperity Of Columbia
Installation Of Omcers.
d. d. q. M. E. J. Erismsn, of Lancaster,
IVES present at the meeting Of Orion Lodge,
No $40, Of Odd Fellows, last night and in
stalled the following officers for the ems ulng
tsrm: Noble grand, VIM. E. Madden vice
grand, las. A. Allison assistant secretary,
y w. Gullee.
Burning Of shed.
Joshua Sourbeer, living on the farm north
Of Columbia, was engaged in boiling apple
butter in q summer shed yesterday after
noon, when the shed caught fire. After CON-
siderable difficulty the fire was eNtinguished,
after damaging the shed to the amount of $50.
Held for Court.
Lincoln and Samuel Yelletts, residents of
SpriDgville, had a hearing yesterday after
noon at the Office OF Squire Frank, on the
charge Of getting horse from Samuel wea.
yer, living In the country, without paying
for IT. but giving the owner a promissory
note. The matter will be settled by trial
ut court During the trial the horse was
taken from the yard at Wagner's hotel by the
first owner and the Yelletts were compelled
to walk to their home.
Town Notes
The Shawnee Fire company will hold their
regular monthly meeting tonight.
Jacob F. Bender, contractor for the erection
Of the fire escapes at the opera house, has
completed the work. The escapes are very
substantially built but 1t is question If the
people In the opera lhouse will use ;iem II
occasion requires.
On Friday and Saturday the London Dime
circus will be In town and exhibit on the base
ball grounds.
Over two hundred people left town this
morning for York, where they will attend
the county fair.
Yesterday afternoon, Charles Smith, work
ing at the stone quarries was attacked with a
hemOrrhage aud had tn he conveyed to his
home on Manor street. DR.. Msrke rendered
the necessary attention to the man.
The safe In the express office of the Reading
Il Columbia railroad, which robbers at
tempted to blow open on last Friday night,
has been sent away for repairs.
The owner Of the small steamboat now on
the river Ia try Ing to dispose OF il bv chauc-
ing. The CHANGING will take place on October
IL.
The repairmen of the Pennsylvania rail.
road are busily at work in fixing mp the tracks
in the Columbia yards for the annual inspec.
ton, which will take ce.shortly.
On Friday evening the members of the
Prohibition club OF town will hold meeting
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TBuscorT. October C, lsSG AT ColumbIq, Pa
samuel lruscott, In the 18TH year nt his age.
The relatives ana friends ut the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence, No. BIZ Cherry street. Col.
umbia, Pa. on Saturday the gth inst, at II
O'Clock a. III. a. 2td
BARTMAN.-Tn In this city, ON the h inst, Geo.
IL. HartmUn, in the ssh year Cf hi- ng..
The relatives ana friends Of fh.. family or,, re-
speCtfuny invited to attend he funeral from his
late residence, 40. a. West orange .treet, on
saturday afternoon at l:3O o'clock Internent al
Lancaster cemetery. Please omit lowe :.
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Will Break Stones,

Michael Kelly is the name of a well known
character who has figured in our police
courts for the past ten years. lie ostensibly
peddles notions for living, but he dues
not sell enough goods in year to keep him
In tobacco week. Heretofore he has man
aged to spend greater portion OF his time
IA jail, where there was NJ work for him.
This morning the mayor made new depar-
ture a. to Michael, and as he was an able.
bodied man, he was sent to the workhouse,
where he will earn his board Tor the next
thirty days breaking stones
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NEW York Oct 7-wall street, l.Sop. m
Money loaned at 5tl7 per cent. Exo hange steady
at u sssfi s.; Governments wec ann (;
Currency 6's. tl ?6S bid as coups. slss's bid :
KS cours, llnl hid
The stock market this morning opened active
and frm, with New York n New England, [. {,
e. & I. and Reading the features In the nr~t
half hour, under the lead ot the stocks named,
prices advanced y to per cent, but alter the
first call prices became unsettled and so con.
tinued until midday. whom most uf the 1tst had
not only lost the early advance, but exhibited
declines ranging nom a 10 y ptr cent. Since
midday the market has been iilmer and Horc
settled
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nRrHANS' COuRr SALE OF CITY
~ REAL ESTATE.
ID BIlC SALE.

nN SATURDAY, CCronER - lssU,
VIII I've sold NJ public sale. At the Leopard hotel,
In tho tiy Of Lancaster, Pa. by the under.
SlEh't, ihr in.."WluS heA Estate, to wit
All that certain ID. or Piece OF Ground aitua
ted on the northeast corner Of Kocklaud and
Low -Irori-, iu the city Uf Lancaster. contain
ing in front OU -Rii tOUkland street iiB feet,
Worv or less and extending in depth to a u feet
vide Hey, H'U 'rtf, WUrr or less, on which are
erected q UB-fAuiiAI one story BRICK HOUSE
with large Iwu--tYry Brick Back building "a. %
large Brick Eutf her shop. and GoOa sTume
S'tniC. well and pump OF never falling water.
J here j. Nanii 10 feet deep, urUhcd over, in
" uiyh TO keep fresh meat, which cost the owner
over seven hundred dollars alone. This has
proven an excellent business stand TOR a
butcher. should the purchaser wish to divide
the promises, there ALL be seven building lot =
OF G.NI0U feet uu tUCklNnd and Low streets, and
i'Ein1 feet luiJ upon which the buildings now
stand.
sal" 20 commence az o'clock n. N, when
conditions viii bee made known 10y
NNNA MARGARET / Holman.
JuEL l. uAIEE4, huct oCtGttd
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Cheap ENCrrsinn.

School Teachers Cheap Excursion TO tie
Switchback ON saturday, October l6 Round
trip tickets good for three days or return same
day. Fare only $3.50, including ride around the
switchback and trip to Glen Ouuko Through
train leaves Lancaster tkiug strtei) a. G.lU "A. m
and Columbia at 6lu; Mannheim. GiI: lititZ iO
Ephrata, 1:3 Train returning same day leaves
Mauch Chunk at SIS q. IL. Last OF the season
. IS1
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A meeting of the stockholders of the Corn.
wall railroad company and the Cornwall Il
Mt Hope railroad company is called for
Tuesday, October 26, to consider the consoli-
dation of these two roads. The meeting will
held at the offices of the companies in Leb-
anon.
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Among the Catholic clergymen present at
the close OF the forty-hours' devotion at st
Mary's church ct York. on Tuesday evening
were Fathers Pieper, OF Columbia Kaul, of
this city, Breckel, of New Freedom, and
Christ, of Lebanon,
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Centrevew, a little village IN Missouri, has
a publication called the CcRtrcrie,c Mug
Tump, "edited by philosopher" who
calmly announces this as his motto: awe
viii say what We please and publish at our
leisure.n
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School Board N.a,ipp

Toe October meeting of the Lancaster CITY
scnooi board will be held this evening at
O'Clock. Fireescapes for the school buiIding,,
pfoviding accommodations for the childrsn
oi the northwestern section OF the ciiy aS,1t 01
other matters Of interest will be dlseusssd aN'
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Railroad Onicer Rows Mi.hap

Railroad Officer Roy met with a mishap on
Tuesday evening, by which he will be dis
Abled for some days. While descending the
CELLAR steps at his home, No. lis South Duke
sueet ne made IDisstep and severely
spfaaned his ankle DIR. l.. A. Warren rem
oered the necessary surgical aid.
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REMEMBER the great match race for q pol
at McGraun's Park on Thursday afternoon,
october Z, at go o'clock, between ; T.
Baily's "Johnnie H." and william Piss
"Richard." This race will be no hippo.
drome TO draw a crowd, but race for the N onev
between two evenly matched horses. Adruis-
Sion, 2' cents. In case of bad DAY or track. first
good day and track. uCtIStd
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Prosecutions Withdrawn

w. w. Nissley, OF strasburg, who entered
suit on Monday before Alderman Barr apainst
jacob Taylor and Jacob Raebler for maj,
ctOusly breaking the lock OF his hotel door
end aksaulting him, withdrew the suits 10.
day. The deiepoants paid the costs
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ADELAIDE MURDCCH, Of Philadelphia, sister OF
james r. Murdoch. the well known truggdiau,
Will lecture in the court house a, an early date
for the beneht of the worthy poor of Lancaster.
subject, "The rresent nAN.N
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The Busy Ree-,

Thousands of bees swsrmed at Clarkes tea
stote, West King street, this afternoon. They
came TO rob Sam of his supply ot honey now
on exhibition in front OF his store.
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~ Bmanerchor ltink.

Hiram Croome, the vocalist, will entertain
~ patrous OF the Mennerchor rink on Sat.
usdav evening by some tine vocal solos.
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DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il BUSINESS PROPERTY.


OSTUEsDAY, OCToBER %. 1884
Al the Lancaster County House, East King
sire 4, Lancaster city, Pa, the undersigned
administrator of the estate OF the late David
RhIingsr, deceased will sell the following val
liable Real Estate, viz
A Lot of Ground. fronting on East King street,
81 feet St inches, more or less, and extending in
depth 2i5 feet, more or less, to q Ia feet wide
alley, bounded on the east by property OF Ed
ward Wiley, known as the lancaster County
House, on the west by properly of Dr. ii. Il.
Parry, druggist, south Oy East King street and
north by iant Street. The improvements
thereon are u double front a wO-st tory BRICK
STORE Bj LDlNG, now occupied Tor stores
containing tour rooms ON second floor, and hay.
ing u plasJered attic with four rooms the back.
rooms, the kitchen having three large iron
kettles walled in for butchering purposes
Thers Il also "A large Frame stable, and part
Brick and part Frame Slaughter House al rear
END of the lot fronting on iho said East Grant
street The stable contains four stalls for horses
OF straw, also Granares for 90 bushels of grain
large lot for storing six seighs, also phed room
fOrsN wagons, and Cattle Fen tor steers The
slaughter rOuse T. supplied with II dFant water
and has "A large q cam foi hanging i've or six
slaughtered steers There g. ample sewerage on
the premises connected with the d DwellinR and
slaughter hpuse There IS a Well OF neyeriaiI-
Ing Water with Pump therein, ON tho premises
also CIstern OF from 10 IL hog sheads capacity
This property wts successfully run ~ a Butch.
erluB stand for 80 years. IersOns Cesiring II
view the property eau do so by calling 1T Nos ll3
and 10 East King street, 0t any time prior TO day
OF sale
sale to commence az O'Clock D. IN. OF said day,
when con litons viii be made known by
WILLIAM s. SHIRK,
IL. sHrBERr, Auciioneer. o77tdTb, ,sSossd
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~ rs.
JIEs ~

HA7z-srNPsoN -Octubcr6 1879, by Rev T.. 7
beei' AT his residence, 1c3rge HItz, to Mis-
Riley b. simpson.
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pUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
II

pUBLIC SALE OF a VALUABLE
l. MANOR FARM.
ON WEDNEsDAT, OCTOBER 30 1885.
WIZ b" sold on the premises, the following Real
Estate, situate in Manor township. Lancaster
county, Pa, about three miles southwest from
@iIrr-villo, late the property of Henry C. Herr
decen,ed, generally known as the King Herr
Mansion farm, consisting OF the following
TH,. OF Land
Containing l5l ACRES and 81 PERCHEs, more
or iG,ssi, o. hlch are erected Large Twostory
kitchen attachcd-buiding ample TO accOmm6
Cribs and Wagon shed ; Tobacco Sheds ana
Spring House, with running water from a never
itiling spring supplying house and barn Also
nn orchard Of Ch3iGe Fruit This property ad
and Mrs dietrich on the SOUTH Jacob Neff ana
Doerstler'5 Mill on the east, and Adam Herr on
the north. Tho soil Is limestone, ana by reason
OF its natural richness Is admirably adapted for
the cultivation OF tobacco as well as the cereals
On account of the soil, the buildings and run
uinx water the above farm has rare advantages
and Is without its equal in the county.
mills. churches and school houses.
One'half OF the purchase money will remain
\, HoTr, widow of the said Henry O. Herr, de.
ceased, the interest AZ the rate of five per cent
widow during her natural lite.
furchasers are expressly notified that the
property wlll be positively sold at the time and
place mentioned, so as to enable the undersigned
without further delay, 10 make distribution of
The estate among the heirs.
Persons desiring 10 view the premises will
please call upon Martin Miller tenant, residing
Sale 10 commence at O'Clock of said day
when attendance will be given and terms made
known by the undersigned.
A. HERR SMITH
Attorney Intact for the Heirs
a W. DEELISGER, Auctioneer
Also, at the same time and place. will be sold
under an order OF the Orphans Court OF Lam
Fannie, George ana Elizabeth X. Herr, minor
chlIuien OF Henry Herr, deceased being the one
iOurth OF the One-seyenth of the one seventh
undivided interest In the aforesaid tract, ana
the oneseyenth of the one.seventh of tho undi.
yided interest of Annie E. shelley, minor child
OF Anna Shelly, deceased, in the tract ai2resaid'
Guardian OF the aforesaid minors.
s2S-ThS6tsw
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KRECKEL'S,
VALuABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUB.

no. 5EAsT HING STREET. LASCAsrEg,PA.
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ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.

oysters! OYSTFRSl,
- us' received, a lot OF Lynn Haven Bays
The finest tsvOrad oyster IN fhp market. Also
extra h ne oysters which We sell a. 81 o. and 81 ca
per hundred 'y-fsis roasted and tn cvC-v
Uth.r sty is A. kautzs Law building Restaurant,
North Duke street.
IL ISRAEL kAUTZ. PROP
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II GERHART,
Fine tailoring.
II. GERHART,

NO. 4S y. QUEEN ST. Opposite the ro-tofiicc
mAr2T-lvdR