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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-07

ELIGIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
N hold in the following churches on sun.
day, In the morning nj l0;S0. In the evening
hour is different il is specially noted: ' 'A'
CHURCH OF GoD-Corner OF Prince ana Or.
ange. Preaching at 1880 II IN. and 7:l5 D. III. by
the pastor. Sabbath school at l:i5 p m.
ST. JoHS's sRKYoRMKD-(German) church, cor.
ner Orange and Mulberry streets, Rev. John
iSsea kgeiing' 9 d. y; pastor; Divine services at at
ST. JoHs's LurHsRAS-Rev. B. n. Aileman,
Evepipg service at 1850 p. IN. Lecture and
prayer services on Wednesday evening" at Z: %.
Young peoples meeting on Friday evening at
7:la Caiecheucal lectures on sabbath evening
at Z: sabbath schools at st JOINS at las
p. m and at GotSaid Memorial chapel at 2
N.
SECOND EvASeKLIoAL English on Mul.
berry street, above Orange Preaching at
lO;3o a m ana at ll5 p IN. by the pastor. sun
ST. LuKKs RKroRMxp-- Marietta Avenue, Rev.
VIM. y. Lichliter. pastor. Divine service at
1880 a. m and AT 7:l5 p m. Sunday school at ,
%. IN. Service in the German Language al 3 10
p IN Prot. X. q. schiedt, officiating.
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST COVENANT
Funk, pastor r-treachtng at 1880 a. N. ana -:l5
p. m. sunday school ut las p IN. olive
ST. PAUL's kEYoRMKD-Hev. ). W aemipger.
pastor. Services at 1880 a, m and 7l5 p. m
sunday school at ts ? IN; Prayer service on
FIRST REyoRMKp CHuRoh.-Rev. j. NJ. Titzel,
ID. d.. pastor Services tomorrow W at lO3I A.
M. and 1:l5 p. N, sunday school at LES ID. IN
sermon In The evening on the Immortality
OF Man"
PRgsByTRRIAs MEMORIAL CHURCH, south
Queen street, Thomas Thompson, pastor
Services morning ana evening at the usuAl
hours. sunday school at lbs n, IN. Young
peoples meeting ut 6i5 p. IN. Prayer ana
teachers meeting wednesday evening
ST: STEPHENS tREsoRsEDl CHURCH COLLEGE
CHArKL.-Diyine service ut 1850 a. IN. Sermon
by Kew. Dr.. j. IL. Dubbs.
PRksBYTKgIAE-rerpices at the usual hour
morning and evening. Preaching by lhe mas.
tor. Rev. j. Y. Mitchell, ID. D.
ST. PAuL's nj. h. CHURCH Charles Boads nas.
tor.-Preaching at 1890 m ana 80 p M Iy
the pastor sunday school at las n, m Nou ~
peoples meeting ut p IN. Temperance meet.
ing Monday AT 1870 p, m. Glass meeting ON
tuesday, thursday ana Friday evening
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at
7a0
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURcB-west King street,
E. L. Heed, pastor. Preaching at 10 so n. IN
aod I;S1 y. IN. sunday school AT l3tS p. IN.
morning and evening by the pastor, Rev, j,
folSell sunday school at ID. IN.
Ihihlrr LUTHERAN Usual seIv Ices, morning,
AFTERNOON ana evening, conducted by the pas.
Tor. Post Raster sermon in morning. "st.
faul Al A hens" in evening, Quai terry meet
log OF sunday school teachers association In
afternoon Nestry meeting on Monday even
Ing. Aid s"cisty on w ednesday.
MokAvAs,--J. Max Hark, ~. d., pastor, 1880
a. u. Lltany ana sermon; y. IN. sunday
sesoel q u bp IN Evening serv CO.
OkAcs LurHnRAh.-Corner OF North Queen
ana Sames street Rev. G. Elvin Houpi. pas.
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the direct tax. The states in rebellion

the direct tax. The states In rebellion
paid none Of these imposts of coufse.
1t is very clear that the real reason
animatine the votes OF the large ma
jorty OF the representatives who favor
this bill, is that their states get the
money and the United States has no use
for it but on the contrary seems TO be
embarrassed by plethoric treasury,
and in a condition to be thankful for
its depletion. Added to this, there Is in.
ducement for the passage OF the bill to
those members who want to preserve the
tariff duties. After 1t is passed, we are
told that the cotton tax will be refunded, f,
as compensating gift to the Southern
states. But 1t would be better to
divide the surplus in the treasury
at one operation among all the states, IL
1t is decided that the federal government
has no use for it. There is no need TO
beat about the bush for excuses. 1t is
sufficient reason for the distribution that
the federal government does not need it.
But as TO this there may be difference OF
opinion. The minority Of the House,
who are opposed to the grab, seems to
think that the money will not burn the
government pocket IL left there. And
their opinion is very decided. They have
clung to it through four days Of locked
business, and we are Of the decided opin
ion that they are right. Congress II
more profitable to the country in these
days of its idleness, than it would bt
likely to be If employed in legislation. No
great harm ut least'.ca be done while 1t IL
thus tied up and that is great good In
| itself.
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PERSONAL.

PEhf3ONALs
GEN. GEORGE CROOK has been made q
msjo general, vice Gen. Terry, retired.
HENRY IRvISo, Miss Ellen Terry and
Josef Hoffman arrived at Southampton on
Friday.
CARprSAL MASrISnLLr, an intimate
friend OF Pope Leo Nl1I, Is dead In Rome,
sged sixty-one years.
ARCHBISHOP RYAN, OF Philadelphia,
Was the subject OF n reception by the
Catholic club OF that city on Friday even-
ing.
FATHER KENNEDY and sixteen farmers
OF county Cork, have been con victed OF At
tending Q National Lesge meeting In pro.
claimed district, and sentenced 10 three
months imprisonment
EX-SENATOR ROSCOE CoNKLINo has
b0en confined 70 his homo In New York
with an abscess In his right ear. He IL
quite iii aud suffers great pain. His physi.
clans have ordered complete rest and
quiet.
Ex.CoSoREssMAN SCRANTON, In the
Scranton Republican, says of Chairman
Cooper: He has been chairman OF the
state committee for eight years "a very
large, respectable aud influential element
In the party demands q change and we
question whether the best interests OF the
party In this state do not very urgently re-
quire that the change be made this year. "
Ex.SHERIFF ENoCH TAYLOR died on
Friday in Philadelphia. He WAS born In
Cumberland county, N. j., In 1878 lie
studied law and was admitted to the Phila.
delpbia bar in lSil. In 1870 he was elected
sheriff Of Philadelphia county by the Re
publicanr, and al the close Of his term he
withdrew from tfiicisl life. He leaves q
widow 70 whom he was married six years
ago.
BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER, long
before he became Attorney General OF the
United States, was offered q very exalted
Cfiice on condition that he would dispense
Its vast patronage to servo certain pur
poses. I" Patronage ~ exclaimed he
frowhinR fiercely at the important states
man who had made the offer, " patronage
be =! Do you think that have herd OF
swine to feed at the put trough ?" And
20 he did not get the Office. IN. y. Tribune
SENATOR INGALLS, has been caught NJ
by one OF the clever delegates to tht
woman's council In Washington in q pi
quaint slip. The senator, who mistakes hi
hopes for his memories and his partisan
| ship for patriotism, alluded tn the Ameri
| can Eagle as him. Mrs. Lille u
| Blake declares that Knowledge OF orDith
| ology would have taught the senator bel
| ter that the female eagle In the larger
stronger and finer bir6-in word, the em
blematic American eagle Is hen 4"
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Divide tue Surplus.

From the Now York Herald
We understand very we'll that Congress
means to divide tho surplus, but this ought
to be done In popular and proper way
and the best and most popular we know of
is that OF the Chicago Lime Kun club,
which We recommended tho other day.
We take leave to urge 1t once more on the
attention Of tho iilibustering House Of Rep
resentatives I:
The chairman ofthe committee on finance
expressed his readiness to report on the
inquiry.
''How shall we USE the surplus In the
treasury? ?" and reported IA follows
~. Gin ebery city in de kentry millyon
dollars to spend IN tish works,
- Buy 70 millyon bushels OF pean uts
an distribute en- FREQ to all.
%. Hev boss races an priz, ii ghts once a
week, wild admishun free.
"a Distribute Waterbury watches an
roller skates froe to ali, an dosn charge no
body nufli n for lemonade"
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APRIL.

AthII..
Tho str an 20 sws OF days are here again -
The happy mournful days;
The songs which trembe on our lip
Arc half complaint. half praise.
A sadness In the softened air,
And In tho tender shy,
A touch OF heartacho everywhere;
We weep, we know not why.
The wind is full OF memo ties;
1t whispers low ana clear
The sacred echoes OF the p'si,
And brings tho dead more near,
The breath OF buddsd hyacinths
Is heavy on tho breeze;
The peach.tree twiss are strung wv h pink,
And murmurous with bses.
Swing, robin. on the budded sprays,
And sing your blithest tune;
Help us across these homesick days
Into tho Joy OF June!
--EiEdbeh Akers Alien.
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THAT there Is not very much stability
about the French political system or stead
fsstness In French statesmsnship is shown
by the fac. that since the overthrow of the
empire in 1870 there have been no less than
eighteen premiers, and as several have
been at the head OF more than one ministry
the premiership OF M. Floquet Is the
twenty fourth. Seventeen yearsand seven
months have elapsed since the fall Of Nspo.
icon Ill, and the average lie Of the minis.
tries is only nine months.
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tor. Usual services At 10 % q m. anl 7.s .. N.
sTnssy snas y ssnoCs Se - M PAsscr s:. SSSt
week vices on Wednesday evening. stated
meeting Of Grace guild on 1hursday evening.
tor Clsss meetings. q m. 1910 O. M. ana
7:i5. press hing By pastor. lt5 p. m, sunday
DAY. ncliness meeting: 7:so m. wednes-
ture BY ktv. duncan NJ McGregor. Of Brookiyn.
r. m, Thurtday, pastors class 7;so p. m.
1tTny. ~ s yvu"k po1pis mssuns. ..S,
Prayer meeting on Tuesday evening until fur.
ther notice. sunday schooi at 3 o. m.
at p. IN.
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What Constitutes Family Medicine.
A preparation which Is adapted to the relief
and cure OF ailments TO which members OF a
household are most subject, and which IS not
only alleged to do this. but has long and nm.
faIiingly proved its ability to do II, assuredly
deserves tho title Of reliable Family Medi.
cine. Among time -honored preparations,
which experience and the sanction Of the
medical profession indicate as deserving OF
popular regard and confidence. Is IIostetter's
Stomach Bitters, a medicine adapted TO the
eradication of dyspepsia, constipation and
ring ailments that veN mankind. Derived
from u botanic parentage, IL Is efficient as well
as pure and wholesome, 1t relieves nervous
disquietude and inactivity Of the kidneys and
countcracts q tendency 10 rheumatism. For
renewing tagging strength and imparting
appetite 1t can be implicitly relied upon,
Fever and ague, rheumatism and debility arc
remedied by 1t.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-07

OVER in Bokhsra they have a way OF ex-
ecuting criminals tina. is swift, terrible and
sure. The grand vlzier was murdered by
native and the ameer ordered the mur
dsrer and an accomplics to be hurled from
Q tower $50 feet high. With drop like
that there Is no danger of bungling by the
a xacnlinnHr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-07

THE Knights OF the G Gol den Eagle acted
wisely in adopting q resol ution at the ses-
sion OF their G "a nd Castle Ia Philadel phia,
prohibiting the use Of liquors at picnics or
receptions given bye asties when the nam o
OF the order Is used.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-07

WANTED HONEST. TEMPERATE,
w Energetic Men to solicit orde's for our
Nursery stocx Permanent employment and
good pay. satisfaction guaranteed 10 Gus
CH AsE CO 1880 South Penn square, Phil
adslphia, Pa. mar S-eteoos
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New YoRK's Democratic state CONVEX.
ton Is to be held In New York city on
May 10. 1t Is the first time In seven years
that a state convention chose New York
city for place OF meeting.
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Allow cough to run until II gets beyond the
reach OF medicine. They often say. "Oh, It
will wear away" but in most cases It
wears them away. Could they be induced to
try the successful medicine called bemp's
TO cure. they would Immediately see the OK
cellent effect alter taking the first dose
Price no ceats and q. TIiat siz, free, At II
Druggists. jhnli lydAw
(2J
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DISSOLUTION.
DlSSOLUTION.

nlSSOLUTION.
The partnership heretc fore e existing between
D. P and q. w B,tner tor drayin aud hauIing
hiss been q issolved by mutual agreement. All
bills out standing We req nest To be prs sented
for payment or payment made, as thu case
may be ID. &c. W. BlrNEH.
NOTICE.
The Bither Fast Freight Line, somany years
relied upon. ana so liberally patronized by our
merch ants, Is one OF lbs Laings of the past.
The New n ksnagement OF the Philadelphia
Reading Railroad deem IL be,t TO dtscontinus
Individual lines therefore have given me no.
tice To discontinue on rst day OF April. re-.
spectfully ask Q continuance of III. bcral
patronage for the PhiIadelr hia a Reading
rail ROAD by so doing will ccuiinua 10 We
personal attention to good delivery mp d care.
ful handling OF such freight as may cone 10
us.
Being an equal partner IN this line since
January 1882 up IN the lime of brother q. A
Bitners death. and appointed manager oy the
company at that time. take the opportunity
10 oder my sincere thanks to the public for
their support
ID. p BiTHFR. Ma-ager.
Recognized pra man for Philadelph a Read
Ing Raj road company.
mar3l-lwds, Tu.lh.s
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HER LITTLE BROIHEK,

He oidnt Hiss ber-they told their Iowa
In accents soft ana low;
But her little brother behind the door,
Shouted. Gallagher, let ergo"
IF ON the Merehanf 7raps.eT.
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ONE week more and the Republican sus.
pense will be over.
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The Daily Intelligencer.
.a.cAsrHR, APRIL =. ,sss.

rrp DAILY ixrnLLierrcER publishes all the
teiegraphic news Of the United Press up to
the latest possible hour.
RI R 1s The Daily Hdition Of THn ISrxfLf.
sxrcuR 10 delivered by carriers in the city
ana surrounding towns for loc. per week
By msal, 600 year, e25o for SIX months.;
Q.B FOR three months; SOC. per month.
Hun WnnKLx InTELLieRroKR Double sheet)
Eight Pages, only el.to Per annum, In ad'
vance.
oubscrfbers Wishing their address changed
must also state where the paper is now for
warded.
Advertisements from 10 70 y cts per line
osch insertion, according TO location.
THE INTELLIGKFCER
Lancaster, Pa
OTeicphonc Connection
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ETHEREAL spring, though long de'ayet ;,
WAS never brighter or more welcome.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

"Hor drstciass sprfrg medicine my wife
ana both think very highly of Hooo's sar.
sapariila. We both took II last spring. 1t did
Ms graf deal Of good ana We felt better
through tho hot weather than ever before IL
cured my wife of sick headache, from which
she has suffered great deal, and relieved me
Of dizzy. tired feeling. I think every ono
ought TO take something to purify the blood
before the hot weather comes on, ana We shall
certainly take Hoods earsapafilia this spring"
j. II. PHAnon. eupt Granite Railway Co, Con.
cord, n. ii.
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everywhere, hustle everywhere.
In the star-sprinkled, shad- |
ow-slanting Chintzes; in the
flower. sprinkled Sateens in
the prism-hued Ginghams ; in
the crinkly. wrinkly Seersuck- |
ers and Crazies in the cling.
ing Cashmeres, in the bird |
bright Challis-at every coun-
ter, in every department.
Misses Costumes for street,
school, or home. Simple, ele-
giant, economical.
scond noor. Chestnut street front Take sle.
vator.
Headgear that suits the child.
The common way is to make
the child suit the headgear.
There is no buster, brighter
corner of the store than that
where the Hats and Bonncts
for the little ones are gathered.
We have had little Bright
Eyes in mind as we'll as her
mother.
Thirteenth ana Chestnut str, cts.
| New Gloves for Women.
From Trefousse. New mode,
new mahogany, new gray, new
tan shades. All self-embroid-
cred, and very handsome.
| New Fowne's Gloves for
Men. Two buttons, new tans,
finely embroidered, $3.50.
Chestnut street side. west of Main Aisle.
Two or three wee-bit pencil
strokes in a Book. Not much,
! you say. True, but one corner
of the biggest retail Book busi-
ness in this country has been
built on just those quarter-inch
marks. Whether an edition de
luxe or the cheapest paper
cover, the price figures are
plain in every Book we have
No haggling. One price fol
all, and that the least possible.
New Books as fast as they
tumble from the presses. A
table crowded with them.
Remnants Of editions and
Books that limp for any cause
get to a counter by themselves
with the prices shrunk beyond
recognition. A few sets O
popular Cyclopadias are there
to. day:
Publishers Our
price. price
App'eton's Cyclor dia. Is vols,
| half morocco. Co....................sll200 eis "
App'etons Cyclopn liza. Ii vols.
Aprieton's Cyclope ala, II vols.
rss ssn lnsSrns.ionst % onsP Uycor&dia. '0S ~"
The intsrnSsional Gycop@ iia. ''0' ''0
The 'Tat intsrnSsipnI s%Sip Gyciopadia WV o."
10 vols.. half moroc :o.......... 75CO t25
All the Spring Hats-Men's
Boys and not one that we dom
know the worth of. We wan
the Hat trade that comes o
,,ss wise choosing and fair dealing
y y Boys Hats, soc to SI.25
IS Derby Hats, $3.50 to 81; Sill
3 Hats from S4-
y Thirteenth ana Market streets
Bisque Jugs. Odd Colors
r; quaint and fancy shapes. 2se
: Of them at 25c to S2.5o-
~ quarter price.
T. Basement, northwest OF centre.
g The trouble with an cas-,
Slipper is that it's likely t,
y sprawl about-soft and slumpy
n Just as well have ease witt
5 neatness if you say so.
|, Here's a lot of Ladies Kid
4 Goat, and Glove Kid House
: Slippers, hand-sewed, good tc
: wear, trim as a dress shoe, anc
!; about as easy as a moccasin
!: First class in every way, ane
!; 9oc a pair. The bigges'
: moneys worth we ever had ir
Slippers.
) That Mems hand-sewed cal
Congress Shoe Limitation laced
! at 81 is the same that some
/. other dealers are asking S for
|. Worth the S.; but maybe you
; think 81 worth saving.
Market street front. west OF Main Aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia
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RELIGIOUS.

" To live n hundred years" said DR.. Walker.
. take bottle of Vinegar Bitters every year "
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For good sprir q medicine We conndsnuy
recommend Hoods earssparilia. by its use
the blood IL purintd. enriched ana vitaiised,
thst tired feeling is entirely overcome. ana
the whole bo1y given strength ana vigor. : he
appetite 10 rsstored and fharpened. the diges-
tive organs are toned, ana the kidneys ana
liver invigorated.
Those who have never tried HOODS sarsa-
parilla should DO % this spring. IL is thor
oughly honest ana reliable preparation, purely
vegetable. ana contains no injurious ingredi.
ent whatever. Thousands testify TO its peeu.
liar curative power.
Purifles the Blood
"I had srysipelas In the worst form. beins
nearly covered with blistsrs. NJ husband
heard OF Hoods sarsaparilla snd insisted on
my taking II, though I had little faith. had
taken but . few doses. whom began TO feel
better. and in Q week I was sure II was doing
me good. I continued to take Il according ia
directions ana when the first bottle was gone
I was entirely we'll. have not been troubled
BY erysipelas since" MRs. L. BAooH, Brfm
field, Mass.
N. b. II you decide 10 take Hoods sarsap,
rilia do not be induced to buy any other.
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WANhMAkER'S.
PHILADELPHIA. saturday. April Z. 1854

PHILADELPHIA. saturday. April =. lssA
The hum oil business in the
store is as CHEEKY as grass
hopper's song in June. Life
everywhere, hustle everywhere.
In the star-sprinkled, shad-
ow,slanting Chintzes; in the
flower.sprinkled Sateens; in
the prism-hued Ginghams in
the crinkly, wrinkly Seersuck-
ers and Crazies; in the cling.
ing Cashmeres, in the bird
bright Challis-at every coun-
ter, in every department.
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That Smelling Committee.

. Telephone Connection
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-16
Sale Register.

Under this head will appear without charge
the date and charac er Of sales, the Bills for
which are printed at this office Such as
may wish this place in our columns, who
have their bills printed elsewhere will be
charged 10 cents a line for each insertion
As the Sale Season is approaching it is de-
sirable that dates be handed in as determn-
cd upon, so that there will be no conflict
ing da'cs.
Daring January, F ebruary ad March we
offer SPECIAL RATES to parties making
Public Sale of Personal Property; these rates
are so favorable that no one is justified in re-
fusing to advertise IN these columns.
On Saturday March 3rd near Middleburg
Carroll Comfy, Mr. Samuel Fuss will sell
horses, cows hogs and farming implem ents
See bills.
On Monday March 9Th, mile east of New
Midway on Robert Barrick' farm Ephraim
Fox, will sell horses, cattle, farming imple-
m ents, and household furniture. See bills
On Tuesday March 18th, John P Moser
will sell at Mt. Prospect Church. Lewstown
valuable 10: of horses cattle and farming
implements.
On Monday February 81, on the Better
farm near Logs Station, Chs, -. Moscr,
will sell horses, cows, farming implements
and household furniture. See bills.
On Thursday March IS, on Geo. L. Fox's
farm at Foxvile,F. G. Ninde will sell horses,
cows hogs, farming implements and house
hold furniture See billie and adv.
On Saturday March 3rd in Mechanicstown
John II. Rouzcr, EXT. of Henry Rouzer, de-
ceased, will sell va liable lot of real estate.
See adv. and bills.
On Monday February 20.h N Keller will sell
his little home farm and n lot Of personal
property. See bills and adv.
On Saturday March 18th II. Z. FloN, one
mile north of Mcchanicstown will sell Horses
Cows, Hogs, farming implements. See bills.
On Tuesday March Goth 1893, 81 North o
Mechanics,own, d. G. H,mmett will sell
Horses, Cows, Hogs and farming implements.
See bill and adv.
On Thursday, March 1st 1888, mile West
of Sab llasviIle, John f. Krise will sell Farm
in good condition, Horses, Cows. Hogs and
Farming Improvements etc. See BILL
On Friday. NJ ,rch 23ri, 1888. l mile East
of Miduleburg on theJ l. Iaines farm Ezra
Fleag,e will sell II 'rses Co VS., Hogs and
farming implements. See bills.
On Saturday March 10th 1893, in Gr,ce-
ham, Geo, J Hesser and John T. CoIlitower,
Ex'r Of Geo. IIcsscr, deceased, will sell val
liable real estate. See bills.
On Thursday March list 1888, G. Thorn
as will sell a lot Of household furniture on
Carrol-sl. See bills.