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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-21
AN INVESTIGATION.
\ 9nR DEATH OF WILLIAM BROWN PRoB
ABLY NOE DUE TO L0cKJAw.
~ Deputy Coroner Hears Testimony. which
= ss0swhas Cenfi,esing -Browns Body
Extunsa and a;Pcs,-Morssm Exsmi.
uatiou Msde-Wss Hs Poisoned?

x OoLuMBIA, Nov. 2L-On Sunday lfft
William brown, colored, died at his homo
- Lancaster avenue and the cause vas
tnSd 10 be lockjaw. During his sickness
oad after the death rumors were rife among
The colorod people that the death had been
eAused BY poisoning A colored man went
% The cfhco Of Deputy Coroner Hershey
and told him OF the reports when 1t was
decided TO hold m inquest Last night
- Sollowing jury was empsnnelled: DR..
A. Bockius, r. B. Musser, VIM. Boyntor,
0oo Young, ChaA Il. Waun and Chas l..
FGbert, who proceeded to the homo Of
Brown. The aFst witness heard was James
Henry, who stated that Brown had been
taken sick on Nov. 8; complained ofa pain
IN his etomach, and his jaws were s!ih.
On Saturday the man went to bed. Henry
We told BY Brown that Cole Kandalls gave
him drink from bottle OF whisky ct the
house Of Amelia Green on Wednesday
evening. Brown also stated to Henry that
Msggie Yellot, Amelia Green and Cole
Randalls were the only persons In the room
g The time. Brown had taken the last
drink In the bottle and he thought he was
podsoned.
Cole Randalis testified that they had =
Green ON the night after the election, when
Brown, Maggie Yellot Amelia Green, John
Anderson ana himself were present All
fve drank from the bottle, and Anderson
took the last drink, whilo Brown drank
third.
Katie Davis, Annie and Maggie Henry oil
tsstined TO the same story ~ given by James
Henry.
r~s.. asa....- -. ~.una "a sa-,t6 "a
that Brown was not In the house Of Amelia
Green on the night when they had the
y whisky. He was there until after eight
O'Clock and had drank the last in the bottle.
Amelia Green testified that Brown was
not at her home on the night In question,
and had never drank any whisky In hei
house.
As the stories OF the witnesses were sc
Ion a icting II was decided to have post.
morton examination, which was performed
by Or. Craig today. The jury adjourned
until Saturday evening at o'clock.
a Pastor Twsnsy-four Years.
Rev. VIM. PEPPER, Of Holy Trinity Gath
ollie church, will celebrate the twenty fifth
anniversary OF his pastorate on Thursday
A number of>vlsitIng clergymen will bt
pEeaant and imposing ceremonies held.
Martin Aostetter, OF West Hempfield
township, was sued by Amos Weidler, fol
cruelty to animals. The case was before
Squire Evans las. night and dismissed.
Mrs. A. w. Mehrksm, Miss Annie
Sweeney and r. P. ID. Miller went TO Ian
caster this morning to represent 81. john
Lutheran Sunday school In the Fourth au
nual conference OF Lutheran Sunda,
schools.
Lille Gress, daughter Of Adam Gress
died on Tuesday afternoon, aged years
Tho death was caused by membraneoui
Group after four days illness. The funera
will DO held on Friday morning At o'cloch
from Holy Trinity Catholic church.
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son Of Israsl ara Margaret Kauir. in the asth

son of Israel ard Margaret Kauir. in the 2,th
year OF his ago.
The relatives aud friends OF the family, also
Monterey Lodge. No. 2s2. 1. y. o. r., and Ian.
easier typographical q nion, are respectfully
invited TO attend tho funeral from tho real
dence OF his parents, no. ln Lafayette street,
on Friday afternoon ut 2o'ciock. Interment
at woodward Hiu csmetery. stA
MAoGoEretE.- lin this citv. on the Goth inst,
Joha Z. Mac 3oniele, In the 10th year Of his
age.
The relatives and fiiends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from his late residence, No. 2A East King
street, on Friday morning at $50 o'clock. Ger
Vices at ct. Mary's church at 10 O'Clock. In.
torment at st. Mary's cemetery. 2tds
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Judge Samuel Levy, prominent citizen
OF Augusta, Ga, WAS stricken with psrai y sis
on Tuesday night while participating in a
social game OF cards. The party were play.
Ing poker and Judge Levy was takin e
hszards freely on the game. His opponent
In Jack pot, when Called showed four aces
The judge WAS noticed to become suddenly
Ill aud assistance was offered, but when the
medical service arrived 1t was found that
the judge had been paralyzsd. Surprise at
his opponents hand Is given AZ the prime
cause OF his Illness, though he is very old
and age made the ailment more potent.
He Is not expected TO live.
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Tempting on, TO civil Eue,ooers.

The subscribers OF the 500, 600 prlzs
offered TO the engineer who will devise a
plan for utilizing the force OF the Niagara
met in Buffalo on Tuesday night and re-
solved to incorporate as q stock com pany
under the name OF the "Niagara River
Power Company, OF Buffalo, Limited" with
capital stock OF Sl25. 600 In shares OF $50
each, The prlzels TO be given to the inventor
In consideration OF the transfer of his entire
interest In his device, which is then to be-
the compapy's property. To furnish the
competitors for the prize with accurate
data on which TO work a competent corps
OF engineers will be employed under the
direction OF Captain Mahan, government
engineer, the prize to be offered by the
mayor Of Buffalo or the state department. t..
The judgment will be made ana the priZe
awarded by committee OF experts yet TO
be selected,
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Official EOte OF the State

The tabulation of the complete Off cial
vote OF the state WAS finished on Tuesday,
The total vote cast for president (taking the
name OF the eiector ON each ticket who was
least tscratched-every elec,or was cut more
or less, but irienc case 10 any great extent)
was 997,7S6, OF which Harrison received
b26 223; Cleveland, diG 93i; Fisk, 075G
the Labor candidate, 3 S73 Harrison q
plurality is 10 2s9. and his sjority over all,
5f.66o. For auditor general tho total vote
cast was 867 ,0l9, or 307G7 less than WI
thrown for president. MoCamanps plur-
ality over Meyer is so, 1i3. There were 2;
votes cast for the candidate Of the a merican
party for president OF the United States.
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Robes and Hs,me ets Provided,

Stevens Castle, No. 4, A. U. X. OF M. O.,
has just received . full set of robes and he'll
NETS for its degree staff. They will be used
during initiation this evening. They are
the hrst to be used In this city, as no other
castle here has them. They were made to
order by Mrs. Chas. J. shulmyer, under
direction Of the committee appointed to OBJ.
tain them. The committee consisted OF Sir
Knights w. d. Rock, II. McElroy and G.
0hulmyer,
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Vlslting Rad Men

About twenty members OF Kishics auillas
Tribe No. 05, OF Red men, whose head
quarters are al Conestoga Centre, came TO
Lancaster last evening on friendly visit
70 Can. .nas.sa-te-go Tribe No. 2O2, OF this
eity. After the meeting of the lodge wss
over oil parties proceeded 10 Rothweiler's a
hall, whore the home tribe had prepared an
elegant banquet OF which all psrtook.
During the remainder OF the evening there
wss saneing, tpssch.meking and other en-
toetninmenI
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Complaint has been made at tho station
house that woman named Gllgore, living
on High street, daily sends out her child
to beg and II the child returns without her
basket filled she is not allowed to 20 In the
house. The policemen OF the Eighth ward
have been instructed to investigate the
mater aud II Mrs. Gllgore persists in send.
Ing the child out to beg to have her ar
rested.
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The Road scrspsr Put In ope,a,lop

The new road scrsper was put in opera
ton for the first time by Commissioner
Bertz on Tuesday afternoon. With one
horse attached, Lemon street, between
North Queen and Duke, was thoroughly
Dcraped In half an hour. The machine did
IT. work WELL 1t Is too heavy for one
horse, and this afternoon pair were at
tached and Chestnut street from Duke to
Lime was scrsped,
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FansrAl Of A. Hugn Toner,

The funeral OF A. Hugh Toner,
printer, took place this morning from
the residence OF James Coyie, No.
$40 East Orange street, and was largely
attended. The remains were enclosed In Q
celebrated by Rev. DR.. MoCuilagh. The
psll-beArers were VIM. b. Rirkpstrick,
Henry Hoffman, sheldon Fesgiey, Chester
Cummiugs, George Ernst, Henry Knapp,
Clifton Evans and James Gillen. The body
was inferred In ST. Msry's cemetery.
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Sale Of Real Estnfe

Auctioneer Haines, last evening, sold the
properties belonging to the Bali estate.
The dwelling house, corner of Ann and
East King streets, was sold to George
buckwslter, Tor s2, ,657. The two lots of
ground adjoining were sold to the same
party for ii. 25l.
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NEW AD DVERTISEMEN7Y
IMPORTED In BOTTLES.
aENUInN IRISH WHISKY.
ROHRER's LIQUOR STORE,
No. ~ Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa
rLAKkE' CHEESE SNAP

CLAkkE E'S CHEESE SNAP
Is the talk Of tho town. just think OF selling
same good, SOLD elsewhere from 2s ana 10 cts
FLOUR! FLOUR
we have me Best ana heapest Flour in the
city; city; 1he Great & &Piilsbnry. sS,. for CIarks's
Sacks. For AA Roller Flour Csc n quarter 2sc
halt Quarter makes good loaf OF bread.
does not give satisfaction. Try our Cream OF
wheat sionr. What you want is Clarke's Be st
Xxxx Flour I'm Muslin Sacks.
A Few More snaps In our General Limo of
Groceries which you had better come ana
snap up or you might be too late to secure
HUILE d. OLIVE TABLE OIL only Sc per
bottle. regulsr price Is lOc and l5c bottle.
RssGes sse CocSa, sS isi Epps Cocoa per can ae
Jpst In raradise Meadow Q anberrles.
al Is DkIED BEEF at LOG per pound. Mamma,
look here CLARKE Is sellipg dried beet at lOc
per round. or pounds for CSC /; am going
right down ana get some before a. Is all.
And stu Another Big Snap Five pounds
OF ,ork County Bvcswheat. &c Heckers
Marvin's. Good Pure Table Syrups, &, 8. 10 and
10 Cents per quart.
you about them. You will have TO come an d
see Tor yourself ana taste and test the truth
OF wbat say that rs, that our assortment is
lest you have ever seen. Westill have a few
bhla of those Oriole Crackers, 4 Ms for 25c.
bs Drums of Cry stalled Figs for 2oc 4 rs
Good stewing Figs for 2bc !; 2 MS OF Layer Figs
for 25c ptnls OF Driea Blackberrles for 25c |;
bs french frunes. 2bc; MS New Currants
tor 25c rs New Dried EvapOrated Peaches
tor 2tc MS Evaporated Califorota Apricots
tor 25c n California Plums for 25c AlOcent
packages OF Bird y ood Tor 25c; Ms Clean Rice
for 26c packs Corn Starch for Csc 1 cans of
Good sugar Corn for2ic.
Il. Snow should You think 25c worth Of
each article too much for You we viii Divide
IT. up and make IT bs OF each for 2oc. or equal
parts OF each.
Our Motto-we Study to Please
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nl9-2nd
DEATHS

WIrnkEs,--November 10. lsss suddenly al MS
hnme In Eden TO wnship. W. W. Wiihers, In his
Hth year,
FunerLi from hts late home. Interment AZ
Paradise Episcopal church. Services at house
at 10 O'Clock q. m. on thursday,
6Aurzs-In this city, on the eeth inst, Jon a,
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Presented win u Cane.

Tho members Of the Mennerchor sur
prised Prof. Carl Msiz, their con.
duotor, at his residence on East Ger.
man street, Hast evening. They presented
him with an elegant gold headed cane.
The presentation speech was made by
William Wohlsop, to which tho professor
replied. Afterwards the whole party ad.
Journed to Eugene Bsuer's saloon, where
they were entertained.
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In Town.

James L. Downey, editor Of the Mo ntrose
Register, published at Montrose, Colorado,
10 In Lancaster, on q short visit. He
has been In the state for week, aud before
his return he will be married to an accom-
piished young lady Of Bristol, this state.
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secured sp. clmen. From ma,saobu,o,,,

Secured Specimens From Massachusetts.
The geological department OF the course
in natural science In franklin and Marshal
college has made an advance worthy of
mote. Through the influence OF the profes
sor ct the head Of this department, marine
specimens are secured from Woods Holl,
Mass. This is government station. These
specimens are used in the study Of com par.
attve anatomy.
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Another n.pnsr r.hsnIn.

1o-dsy the Republicans took in their
npaasn banner, which for several months
eeng scros North Queen street, at the
Aoeng Republicans club room. hut one
remAlns up - . relic OF the cam.
9r, snd that bslouss 70 the Ninth ward
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Everybody who went into j. r. ReJsts
grocery store, on West King street. to-day was
presented with cup of excellent coffee, and
several reporters managed To get more than
one this afternoon. j. h. Rocks, representing
The great coffee house OF Chase & sanborn OF
Boston, is at the store. lie has a large ana Il no
stove In one corner of the room and is giving
the coffee out 70 Introduce II.
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The THANKSGIVING CoueeYt At 81. st,,,s,,s

The sacred concert at ST. Stephens Luth.
eran church, corner Duke and Church streets,
Thanksgiving Evening, November 90, IN
which the Mendelss ohm club. OF this city, the
ehoir OF the FIRST III K. church, the Choral So
ciety OF ST. stephens church ana other musi.
cal talent viii participate. promises to be a
nue AFFAIR. and the prospects for good attend.
ance are encouraging.
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Coffee ana Bsskss socIabI..

Tho coffee and basket socisble al
D. Johns Lutheran church on Tuesday
evening was great success The attend
snce was large and a handsome amount
vas realizsd for the Ladies' Aid society of
me church, under whose auspices 1t was
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nUriON.
Tho BIunder Of the New York "Heraid" Eek.
planned by Mr.. Barr.
Nrw Y0uu Noy On 1860

NEW YORK, NOV. 70, 1858.
Dfifors Lancaster Inieiiioencer:
3 In your edition OF "Wednesday, Nov. IA,
you state under the heading OF "a Bro.
'ker's Tragic DEATH" referring to the sui
eide OF Thomas A. Bolts, that j was his
brother in.lsw. This Ia an error which 1
should like you to correct, as he was in no
way related to me. The blunder occurred
with the reporter Of tho New York Herald
and may have come from the coroner, who
telephoned me to inquire II / could assign
any cause for the act, as l knew the man
very well, he being cousin OF my former
partner. My wife was Miss W eld.
Yours truly,
EDWARD BARR.
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Sales This EyeDtnc

Inc property OF Frank Griest, on West
orange street, VIII be offered at public sale
TINS evening at 7s3o O'Clock, at The c ooper
house, by Auciioneer Hsines.
Ihe business properly OF VIM. C. Dsj,z
on south Queen street, will be o this
evening al o'clock, at the same hotel.
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leak has been discovered in the west
reservoir near where the new water main
enters the reservoir. The contractor has
been notified to look for the leak and make
the necessary repairs.
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Jeremiah Clements, a tailor residing at
MIL Creek died this morning, aged b5
years dc was well known In this city,
where his brother John, who is 9 carpenter,
resides. Mrs. Levi Lands IL sister.
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charged win Stealing J,vs,r,

Annie Toms was held in bail yesterday
Tor trial q! court ON the charge OF larceny.
The girl lived In the family with w. @.
foshi and when she LETT . pair OF diamond
rings aud necklaos were missed.
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John w. Dennis, charged with the lar.
ceDy rs bailee OF a cigar dealers outfit, the
property OF John b. B.Burkey, was committed
In default OF bail for trial at the present
term OF the court.
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Drawing Crowds,

The Hardie Won Leer company In "On
tho Frontier" has proved a big drawing
card at the opera house, which had another
very large audience last evening.
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Taking Measurements.

n N. brubsker to-day surveyed South
Qussn street In order to got lnsssuremsnts
~ ne In the tTial.of Calvin M, DsIl,nser.
ehargsd with the murder OF his wife.
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GRANITE AND sLATR.--Three fne granite
monuments ~ the South Queen Street Marble
Works a. greatly reduced prices. Call and see
them nIe3,a
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Was q Miltcrsville Graduate,

George II. Dssh, superintendent OF the
Bethlehem schools, who died on Sunday,
was graduate OF tile Millersville Normal
school.
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THis evening, at the Leoptrd hotel, at
O'Clock, Jacob l.. Brubaker. assignee OF Israe
+. Mayer will sell valuable lot OF city prop
erty.
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MARRETS.
rev Yorh nlarass,

Rsw Horn Msrssa
NEW Yonr. Nov. 2l-rlour market weak /;
,H .as IS sSEsrns SEsy s Z ssss Ss tos ssS g.
w,p,ss W,ss,so Wheat estrs. RsS e ases 7s :.
jan. 10; reb"u osk; receipts. io,ssO
p.o .c JAM tsxc 1ss sscsipss. Gsss ,si sSss Ss
Ssss @ -SS s I'm white, os state; .oe, 70. ,s a.
rsceipts, 1900 shipments. ia.
hyS dal, we.tsrs, % i7ic; state no7so.
Pork dull; oidi mess. ss oools 30.
Lard ste ady; Dec, ts Cd; Jan, Sst0
pss& sSasss :sssp i,s Sr s,sSs e SSSs :seh 40
Turpent,ne quiet At 4exc
sosin dull strained % good. q to0l g,
sssSs Hst srain asnaec % H,nerpoo ,e posS.
Butter arm, western Creamery, a0e33oc.
s.Sss Sss''s s.sy aS,s. ,xs ws;tsss Ssnov ss s
ssss firm stAts. .2sxo2skc, western,
sugar a rm Kennedy Cuuoaf. 60; aranuia.
Taiiow strong Prime CITY, &C.
Rice nominaI Carolina, fair TO good, bkc
Coffee stronger; Fair Cargoes. Tor Rio. itszc.
New York stoons.
New York. Nov. 81, ! p. m.-Money closed
at AJAX per cent. Exchange strong posted
rates. u f504 ssK; actual rates "a SKA
| SAX for 60 days ana u ss04 ss1N for demand
Governments closed quiet currency 81
BID.
The stock market this morning opened
dull. heavy and lower. and continued veal
throughout tbs morning. Lower prices fol
American securities in London caused tbs
| weak opening hore aud raiding by the bear,
| ana selling OF New York q New England KEEP
stocks almost on the decline from the opening
! ,.NtA
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A SSlGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
"A Heal Estate.
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER l3, 1873,
pursuant to an order of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Lancaster county, the undersigned,
lively sell on NO. ]. situated in the village of
kohrerstown, East Hsmpfeld township, Lam
caster county, Pa, the following described
real estate, to wit:
Tract No. ], being a tract OF land situated in
said village of kohrerstown, containing eli ht
Acres ana ntnety-seven Perches ~ acres, "a
peIches) more or less. on which are erected a
lwO-story brick hotel building, with brick
back buildings, all in hrstclass condition.
for many years.
Tract No. O. being triangular piece OF lana,
on which is erected frame heddfng, etc., stu. !.
ated on the south side OF the Lam ster and
Marietta turnpike, I'm said village of kohrers-
town. the same being numbered in the plan OF
said viliageas No 81.
Tract No. 8, bsing q lot OF ground adjoining
others, tontaiuing about one.tbird OF an acre
of land, on witch are lected two-story
Frame Dwelling House ana other improve
ments.
Tract No. 4, being two contiguous tracts of
land, also situated IN said vilIaIe. containing
together a out Ave l6) acres, more or less, ad-
joining lane Of John Warfel and others.
the premises, we'll CT water. grape vines. &c :,
and the lana Is ia an excellent state OF cultiva.
tion.
saie t. commence at O'Clock D. M, when
terms Will be made knownby
JOHN W. EsHJEMAN,
Assignee Of Adam Dietrich and wife.
b. r. ROWE, Auctionter. nov2L1td&3tw
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FAHNESTOCK'S. r
NOS s5 . KING sr. LANCASTER PA
NEWADVERTISEMEN7Y
DU BLlO SALE OF VALUABLE
i CITY PROPERTY.

~>~--~-,>--~>>-
Pus,LLixop SALE OF VALUABLE
ON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER q, 1888,
WIN be sold at public sale at the Cooper
House, this city. the following:
at SO West Orange street, containinS IN tront
s6Snt Mn ~ feet. and IN depth about leo feet. on
sisn SMiGK
tachment containng in ali II rooms Saen far mace
newly papered and pain ted. and everything
is in good condition. The lot contains a va.
.hs
way ana less than q block from the western
market This property is being sold because
sta,o snS owner mas permanently removed from the
,,s,Is ssIs 70 commence at X o'clock p; m. Con-
JonI L: HA1sEs, Auct. noHisiIissai
A DJOURNED PUBLIC sALN OF A
in the city.
On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1883.
win be sold at public sale, at the Cooper House,
the followip g real estate, towit
uwesS saa ste Pres 1s store ana
tanning ls rooms. eiuding a large. commo-
south Quesn street. and extends 24s feet to
I hristian street. having Two twos tory frame
street. With Il feet % Vide nE alley sun On
ming in from Christian street to main store
property; also. n fine two-stofy brick stable
ana storehouse, wagon shed and other build
ings, well ana pump OF never-failing water.
rain cistern. The premises are underd rained
by perfect sewerage.
Here is an opportunity seldom OF cred, with
an establtshed business of Is years, and made
still more valuable by the Southern Market
recently erected. and other impro ysmenIs 8 In
the immediate vicinity,
sale to commence at 500 o'clock D. m. when
conditions will be made known by
VIC. DAIsz.
JOEL L. HAINEs, Auct nl6,l7I
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xsW ADvxRrLssMsNrs.

NoTICE-THE UHAUTAUQUA LIT.
~ crary ana scisntiac Circle viii meet on
THURSDAY hYGNlN0 in Y. n. G. a. hall.
prese Mt. II
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NEXT DOOR HOUSE.
WE ARE DOING WONDERFUL THINGS IN
Ladies' & Children'S Goats,

The wonderful the
of
which we enabled to offer 1Ne '
prices " Ne Nf~ ", -''' e"'ASAo """
% Special Bargains in Seal Plush Jackets Modka Wraps
nants at
slightly damaged 49, '' NA0''
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SAMUEL CLARKE'S

WILL RECElVE GOODBYE EVERY
Day. Rye taken in exchange for
DISTILLERY-No.6t 6ts E. KING ST.
~Store-No. Is Centre square, seplb-tfd