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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-10

For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
nave a printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Shiloh's VitaliZer. 1t never fails to cure. Fol
sale by Orynski, Thompson & Co.
The Rev. Gee. H. Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind >, says: Both myself and wife owe oul
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" For sale
by Bowling l. Flood.
Are you made miserable by indigestion
constipation. dizziness, loss of appetite, yell
low skin! Shilohs Vitalizer is positive cure
For sale by Bowling g. Flood.
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GO TO

Saint Paul, Minneapolis, and the
famous summer resorts Of the
northwest, Spirit Lake, Detroit
Lake, Lake Minnetonka, Yellow
stone Park, Lake Superior, points
via Burlington Route" through
Kansas City or st. Louis. Round
trip tickets at reduced rates now
On sale. Call on any ticket agent
or address Geo. G. Maynard, Tray
cling Passenger Agent, Dallas,
Texas. 6-l4-Zm
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superstitions of Miners.

A California miner says that miners are a
very superstitious class, and he tells OF dreams
and other forms of warning they have re-
ceived, notifying them OF danger, which
proved very timely. he says, y know q
a vastly rich mine in the San Gabriel mount
aims, Los Angeles county. that has caused the
death Of every man who has tried 10 carry
ore away from it. You may call this super.
stition, also, but there are dozen miners be-
sides myself who know of the millions that
could be taken from this mine, and yet are
afraid to 90 near it. Some half q dozen
men have been killed by caves, etc" His
own partner fell q victim to loathsome
disease while preparing to work the mime
Chicago Herald
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Do NOT SUFFER ANY LONGER.

lob PRINTING-Of every description, done
j at the LIGHT office. Satisfaction given
very time, or money refunded.
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Restaurant for Sale.
One Of the best paying restaurants in the
city can be bought at bargain, by applying
to HAMBLEToE, lHADLEY & Co.
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CAPABiLITY.

Each idler meet in square or in street
Hath within him what all that's without him
bellies
The miraculous infinite heart Of man,
With its countless capabilities
And the fool tina. last year, at her majesty's bali
Sickened me 80 with his shipper Of pride.
Is the hero now heard OF, the first on the wall,
With the bayonet wound in his side.
-Lppincott'S
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mace any, ua not go Uy wire. At inc ef0oo
of the season he came after her, and he re-
ported his progress frop Boston, Worcester,
Springfield, Pittsburg and Albany, using the
same form that had become so familiar to
Hannah and me."-F. Scott Smith in Boston
Globe
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Bucklen'S Arnica SalVe.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corn and all Skin Eruptions. positively cures
Piles or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
civ A. DRESS
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Press for Sale.

One first-class job press, brand new
will be sold at less than cost. Size o.
bed 9x13. Apply to T. r. Johnson, al
LIGHT office. 5-3O-tf
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Aduicair0 Monhers,

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for Chi Idren teethlng. 1t soothe
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain
cures windc collie, and is the best remedy 10
disrh OeR. % cents bottle i-s-ly
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Business Chances.

We have splendid business openings of al
kinds for Gentlemen and Ladies al price
ranging from S20O to $4,000. Call on us ant
we will put you into good paying business.
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Barpain in Type,

Bargain IN yDe.
Six hundred pounds of Brewer Ro-
man type, in cases, at zoe and 25c per
pound. Inquire at LIGHT Office. tt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-08
GENERAL FISK INTERVIEWED.
1bat He Has to Say About the Result OF the
E xaection-Ho WtIlAwait HaYfison's In.
Augural "WIth Keen Interest

<s Eisction-Ho wiIlAwait Harrison's In.
augural "wIth Keen Interest"
On Wednesday General Clinton B. Fisk,
4he Prohibition candidate for president, was
5 - hts homo, near Sesbright, N. j., where
- said to reporter: uWell, the Republic
ems have won tho fight, and to one who
en1 closely watched the fight in New York
efato the result Is not surprising. Hills
majority running away ahead OF Cleveland
9tvos some food for reflection. Personally,
Il Judge that he said to the Republicans !:
sIu give you the power Of $1,000
G0vernor and Grant mayor The bargain
Wasevidentiy made, and Miller and ErhRrd',
ztWo OF the best men, were made he victims
This loss OF New York defeated Cleveland.
Qur campaign this year was very peculiarly
e1rcumstanced from the fact that vital
teuue was at stake, which was being fought
fon the lines go clearly defined by both
PARTIES Some Of the best men In the Pro.
Alcltton party became restless about the
i 1n.id scare, snd fnaily declared that they
et 1t their duty 10 support their
sold party. the Republican,, locking
- the defeat cf Cleveland. 1 re.
oelved many letters to the same
z10ect from the Democratic ranks, who con.
e11loed they would support the president In
NbAt they considered a very wise measure.
SOuI forces, therefore, suffered little from
chte peculiar detection, which was more
IeoseeriDg than confined 10 any one state.
now that Mr.. Harrison is elected shall
look for that millennium the Republicans
Aevo been so literally promising, and
\ lneil await his inaugural address with Keen
MSerest TO see what he says OF the liquor
q1oofion ~ an element In the government.
Xho question is ss vital and far reaching in
g. eHAe0 a. the tariff it is growing each
ny IN It's Importance, and cannot be passed
~ without notice"
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PLEASANT rlnEs IN EPHRArA.
a CowardIy Attack on . Procession. Englis
- She 10 0seprschon.


ErHRATA, Nov. s.--last niaht the ex-
element which had not ceased from the
night before wss stimulated by Q walk.
around BY the jubilant Republicans The
Ephrata marching club and several NOM
bers OF the Lincoln club, headed by the
Ephrata band, marched through the streets
In honor OF their victory.
Several incidents were noticed smoBg
the transparenclee and banners that looked
o. though poet had been engaged TO sup.
ply them with poetry Of the mingled Eng
lish and German Language
bar Cleveland is furreckt;
Free Trade IS furlora,
Und unser mon Is electI
There was large banner with an engine
and one car that appeared - an illustra.
tion in Judge several weeks ego Il he'd
been painted tO represent Harrison ~ the
engineer, with engine Protection on the
road to Washington. with John Bull and
the donkey taking prominent part.
line, was the leading Republican politician
and notary public, F. M. Coover, Who car.
ried long pole that Was bending beneath
the weight Of . large dead turkey. This the
honorable notary carried through part Of
the route, the weight no doubt being TO
great 10 hold out When the parade was
passing up Main street snd nearly oppo.
site the Mt Syringe hotel, . serious scci.
dent occurred which reminded the young
marchers of their recent trip through the
Eighth ward Lancaster when they were
saluted with shower OF eggA A shower
OF stones began 10 como from some un-
known place, and one striking Q young
man by the name of w. K. Flshburn, who
was seated on wagon sttired In women's
clothes.
The stone struck Just below the temple
on the left side Of his cheek and II q few
inches higher might have produced very
serious injury. AS It was he lost several
teeth and his cheek was badly out. Moth.
ing was thought OF the affair until the parade
had dismissed when young Harry Cramer,
of this place, was discovered with several
stones weighing nearly half pound each /,
In his pocket. He was followed until he
entered Bakers hotel. Here he was set
upon by crowd who nearly frightened
him TO death.
Cramer said that he carried the stones for
eelf-protectiOn, 81 several fellows had
threatened to thrash him. The scene for d
| few minutes looked as though Cramel
| would never see his father or mother again
| alive be was after wards taken safely from
the hotel by q well-known butcher Of Lin
| coin, who had been active In the assault
| He was after wards informed that Cramel
| was Republican, and that his father had
carried a new broom In the parade, indi
| eating q clean sweep.
The feeling against the guilty party Of
| parties runs high, and should they b,
found out, they Will find Q very lOugi
| road to travel.
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BEFORE THE MAYOR.
= Large Number of Gases Disposed of-An
Onicer Assaulted.

~ Large Number Of Gases Disposed of-An
Onicer Assaulted.
MI The mayor had q number OF cases TO dis
.Iono OF this morning. John Conlin, q
<1nmr, was arrested on Prince street for
|ISonkenness. He was unable to walk and
'1<9equired three policeman to carry him 10
4 Io station house. He was only released
- the workhouso yesterday morning
z IA days was his sentence.
& fred Lechler, young man living In
~ Eighth ward, was arrested for attempt
1ox TO raise q fight in front OF the E.xaDiaey'
n1lcA II was his first ofiense and he was
01D3harged, John VILLA ns, a bum, was ar.
4oe1ed on North Queen street by Officer
&Innnard for begging When near the sta
*10on house, Williams struck the officer q
f1oExible blow In the face, which stunned him
alcg . moment and allowed Williams to get
*1Wny. The officer ran after him aud In the
3 $0drkness tripped and fell. His face scraped
|kGn The ground and to-day Flannard's face
k1Q 70 disfaursd that he did not 20 on duty.
vllliams got 80 days in the work house.
John DugsD, found in the northern part
~ the city by Officer Glass, wandering
fqoout hAtless and shoeloss, was sent to sil
! ~ l6 days
III John kiley, Safe Hsrbor puddler, who
E1omo TO town to hear the election news and
Who imbibed too much, wss discharged, II
4 ling his first ottanse. Several lodgert
Nore discharged.
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sis chlarsn a, a s,,,,

y MA Judge Hirsch, of Navarro county,
3exess gave birth to six children on the
Auernoon Of Saturday, November 3. The
nQeher and children are doing well, snd
- father is trying TO be happy. A re-
1Qrt6r who visited the homestead on
z koesdsy found about 100 people present,
III examining the brood OF babies.
ZDere are four boys and two girls.
10 father, George Hlrssh, Is 81, aud hi s
llo ~ They have been married five years
~ have three children besides the recent
51oeossion. Hirsch is OF German descent,
- has named the boys Frederick, Mills,
(ovelsnd aud Thurman. The girls are
optprSa and Louise. All arc perfectly pro-
o9elpned, but very sDali. The babies all
- healthy. The Hirseh family IL poor,
ne mother is large, healthy woman.
neoiss are all tagged TO preserve their
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STATE cAX CASES.
Vpinions Filed by Judge Simonton--Judg-
ment for Certain Sans,

ment for Certain Sans,
X Judge bimontor, OF the Dsuphtn county
court. has filed opinions In number OF state
eax Gases, and directed Judgment for the fol.
lowing sums as tax on gross receipts Buf-
eAlo, New York & Philadelphia railroad
eompany, S4ll76 Corning, Cowauesaue
- Antrim railway company, $500; Dsl-
aware q Hudson canal company, $50, Is
Pine Creek railway, $50 34; Delaware,
lzoCkswsnns d Western railroad company,
94lA6 Pennsylvania & New York canal
md railway company, SI9o 90; Baltimore
4 Ohio Bhortline railway company, Sl40. .3S;
baltimore & Philsdelphis railroad com
pony, Mt Pleasant IL Bradford railroad
0oUpaDy, $l3 so; Ohio & Baltimore
hOrtlipe railway company, 80. 80; Pitts
ourg Il Connelisvllle railroad com.
my $4l0 Al Salisbury railway company,
4O4 State Line railway company, $l9 |;
0omerset & Cambria railroBd coinpsuy.
e1ll0; Wheeling, Pittsburg & Balti,n ,Se
xQll1qAd company S804. The s,aounts
sought to be obtained by the commonwealth
we're much larger Ia each case, but the
soouEt holds that the tax can be recovered
oniy on business OF corporations done with.
q - the limits OF the state, and cites several
so1ehorities In support OF this decision. In
~ eo9en other opinions no Judgments srs
yen, u being shown that the tax had al.
~ been paid.
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6.iHa Htock marksss.

CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-Cattle-Receipts. 8 600
hapsn,s' s none aI marset az. steady besyes
sl 9Ofs3 80 /; COWS. bulls sua mixed, sl 26fe2 60
Texans steer, u 6o63 s6i western rangers,
Hogs -Receipts. 5000 head; shipments.
l,Ol; mafket st-Ong; mixad % SO
G5 60 heavy. % +o0b 70 light, e5ao0o 90; skips,
sheep Receipts. 1000 head; shipments.
so; market steady; snatives, t2 a5Cl& %
western shorD, % 7663 t6; 2ex0s shorn,
q 1908 ~ lambs, u O0Sbo ~.
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Closing priees-2:lo O'Clock p. IN.
Now Hork Stocks,

Nsw YORK, Nov. 8. p. m.-Money CLOSED
at aS per cent Exchange steady; postet
rates. % sb0t ssx; actual rates q siko
SAX for 90 Gays ana u ss04 Ssk for demand
Governments closed steady; currency Sc
u 2a bid Es coupon. q 27l1; exc 90, q Os1
bid.
The stock market opened active but weak
ana on free selling by London and some OF tn,
traders. prices declined 4 and ~ per cent
. he market has since :continued duIl anc
hsavy, with London the principal sellers.
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NEW COMPETITIONS.
HUBER & HOLMAN.
Steam Manufacturing Confec.
TONERS.
COR. GRANF& CHRISTIAN sTs,
LANCAsTER,
NEW CONNECTIONS.

Having erected large factory. well equIp.
ped with the latest improved machinery Tor
the manufacture OF CONNECTIONS, we have the
facilities for supplying the trade OF this city
ana county with inner. cheaper and better
goods than any here tofore ofierl d TO the pub
lie OF Lancaster.
NO poisonous colors are used In the MANN
facturs OF our goods. We buy only the best
materials TO be found in the largest markets
OF the country. We have no old ST ock of stale
candies. We buy our supplies I'm large quar-
Titles and secure the benedts OF reduced pI ices
Before purchasing your Christmas andie q
caii ana examine our fun line of Cream Bon
bons, fancy ana Plain Mixtures, Fine Impe.
rials. every variety OF Almonds, Choc olates,
Gums. Jelly Goods, Marsbmsllows, Lozenges.
Csramels, Fig Paste, Sougats, Coccan q, work
OF endless designs. Stick Candy and Penny
Goods OF every description.
Our Motto Is, "Pure Goods ana Reasonable
Prtces."
~ Try the II. 4 II. Cough Drops, aud be
convinced that they are the best. nStfds
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ASTRICH'S BROS
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET.

hA~ASI NJ A[ANJA AASANS
I3 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
An early reduction in the
prices OF Dress Trimmings at
the very time when everybody
is on the lookout for them.
Everybody must have them, and
there is no need to wait until
the season is over, for we have
made the reductions already.
Our stock of Trimmings is
large, much larger than we had
expected or wanted. We are
full and we must unload.
Now is your chance.
Read the reductions.
Allour Braid Sets and Panels,
black, colored or fancy, regard
less of color or style, whether
they sold fast or slow, reduced
to cost. Price soc reduced to
3ec; 75c reduced to 5Sc; 81 to
79c; SI.25 to eSc; $3.50 to $I.Ie;
81 to SI.3T $2.5o to $I.eS; So
to says.
Braid Epaulettes, reduced
from soc to SOC.
Fancy Braids, Braid Trim
mings, Cord Trimmings, and
Fancy Gimps.
One lot reduced to sea yard.
One lot reduced to Ioc a yd.
One big lot reduced to'25c a
yard.
We call special attention to
this last lot, as it consists of all
goods and most desirable styles
and colors, such as were sold at
75c and 81 a yard. There is
no room for them in our store.
They must 60.
All our Colored Silk Che
nile Fringes for Wraps, at 25c.
yard; former price SO, 7sc and
81.
One lot Of remnants of Black
Silk Wrap Trimmings, reduced
to 25c a yard; short pieces for
merly sold 75c to SI.25 a yard.
Black Braid Ornament Trim
mings, S to 6 inches wide, re-
duced from 75c to soc yard.
Heavy Silk Cord Ornament
Trimming, wide, reduced from
7sc to soc a yard.
One lot of extra fine Black
Braid Trimming, silk net work.
reduced from $I.25, $3.50 to
75c yard.
Bead Fronts and Sets reduced
from $3.50 to SI.25; So to $3.50;
S2.75 to S2.25; $3.50 to $3.50.
Large Bead Cord Ornaments,
reduced from 25c to Ioc a yard.
ASTRICH BROS.
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{ynussa ouAsrE. SESSIONS.


sorneS weaver.
ru1lovinR II Q list OF casos for trial
~ November court Of quarter sessions,
1Gog Monday, November 10 I:
1bAr, November 10 --Thoe Bnrkey,
1on ChsA Small, fornication and
} Hyman Ehrhart, George Ehrhari,
IIG B. Moore, Evan Williams, Elmer
1ce, Levi N. Zlmmermau, assault
&Mofy Hugh McCali, robbery A. b.
kuRust Dommell, disturbing re-
meeting; Samuel Cruikshank,
WaSfel. felon.ous ss.suit and
1cssy Ssnls VI aensg nS, Beam ssS y Monros M%Els,
1an, John Myers, Hiram Thomsr,
~ VIM. Stehmsn, horse stealing ;
Green, carrying concealed deadly
6Do VIM. Keller, attempted rape ;
I'd Myers, ct al, receiving stolen
- John w. Dennis, forgery.
UnspAY, Nov. 20.-J scob Kohl, J. Mar
D>ver, violating liquor laws; a. E.
16o L. Buch, Edward M. Henry, Levi
u 0okWiier, larceny; Jonas L. Mlnnich,
- Ochs, embezslement John 4. Bair,
6 sealing; Annie Kiipgler, cOncealiDg
y % legitimate child; Conrad Holbine,
0b Hoover, false pretense; John Bol.
- James Farmer, Francis Camp. John
w OF. a., assault and battery Israel
4Kk6b IL ~ w nitcs AuFou bduIuVHIu'
lSlonious assault and battery J. A.
- larceny - bailee.
Nov. 81 William Martin,
UI1iam Smith, John Hsmbright, Isaac
Esin, Charles w. Schill, Harry Gslsin'
- John Weldler, fornicstion and bas
~ Edward Thomas, violating milk
&6s Maggie Clark, concealiDg death oi
11timate child James Ruttor malicious
phiof; Wallace Walker, murder John
8otb, assault and battery J. Sherman,
Deuy - bailee Martin Blnkley, re-
oytng stolen goods; Abraham Harris,
Uo1ty to animals.
5 3HURsDAY, Nov. ga. b Baum, de.
ll10ding landlord; Albert Miller, Daniel
tonnan, malicious mischief; J. q. Gertner,
HhoEes s. Aunget, Frank q. Bailey, false
Deuesnse; Edw. Kepner, ct. al cruelty TO
mimsls; O. X. BrAckbill, larceny, David
Q4okman, horse stealing; Chas. Fitzpatrick,
|RRery; q. b. Longrecker, fraudulently
6ring railroad ticket.
Nov. Y--Jcs Houser, Cyrus
96Eey, Jas. y. Wilson, John w. Miller
1f0urOe MellinRer, Lincoln r. Harris, de-
z4tjcn Harry Yesmish, Elmer Herehock
AARON Baumgardner, A. B. Conrad, Jamel
XMtter, Jonathan Whitman, Bernard Falk
06orge Ehrbart, Hattie Davis, q. E. Brack
&ul, surety OF peace /; VIM. q. Diitman, w
- Manly; unruly apprentice.
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MlkKRTU.
phiindoIphia Prod nee sasrse

fhifAdolphia Produce marhet.
PHILApxLrHIA, Nov. 8. -Flour dull sales
200 bbls MINI. Takers. % 00(6 90 Penn'a
Family, a 7515 90; Western DO, eb coos So
7S5.
Rye, q lo6ptl2k.
WhsatTkov:, Slo7x Dec, 81 os,f; Jan,
N llM; Feb, el l3sS.
Corn NOV. 4s,; Dec, 4eI1c; JAM. lsI1c
TeO., 481zc.
,,atsmsov. Sakc; Dec, ssss; jan. s4xc
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Anoiher lkunaHaY,

This morning the horse Of Henry Wolf,
huckster, was standing in the yard OF the
Pennsy lvania freight station when he
frightened at some object. He started "a
run and his wagon struck against large
and heavy one owned by Daniel TreweIz
1t was badly broken before the horse We,
below tho railroad on North Queen street.
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Inc o,,os,ph,e society,

rhe mrs. meeting OF the Cllosophio So
~ for this season viii be held on Friday
~ - tsetnsryor, the residence Of Mrs.
- Nsvin. Professor Schiedt Will
~ essay. reviewing French history
SoAEn OF Louis Fourteenth, Modern
- ostug ths subject for This season.
e0pnpdAtiop OF members the West
IA. utaxt from this monument Of
- ene tes0rntng Will leave Nsyin
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Admitted to Practice.

Clarence II. Clark, law student OF y. II.
Reynolds, WAS to-day admitted to practice
law In the several courts OF Lancaster
county.
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HSTATE OF PATRICK KELLY,
4L late OF Lancaster, city. Penn.yjvants a.,
ceased. Letters Of administration de boni,
no, non on sa,a estate having been granted TO
are rtquested 10 make Immediate paymant
ana sha & aiose having claims or demands Against
ss,,laana,, IN presen, them without delay for
AGsEs KELLY
Auosss q. smith. Acministratrix. q. b. n.
~s"shey, oct.eetdW
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Chicago Proc ucs nasrkes.

CtnioAso, Nov. 9. sso a. m.-MerEet opened.
81 l4A May, 81 TX.
May. 39kc. WV
Oats-sov., ei1c Dec, 251.c May, 2s,.c.
Pofk--Noy, sli s5 May. sl& 90 Jan ,sii s!k.
May, sS sex. -
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ESTATE OF MADALENA sCHNEI.
~ der, late OF Lancaster city, deceased.
Letters documentary on said estate having
been granted TO the undersigned. all persons
indebted thereto are requests d to make imme-
dists payment, and those having claims or dc.
mands against the sa.e. will present them
without delay for settlement TO the under
signed. residing in Lancaster eity.
kLlZ ABEIH kEMPfLE,
kxeeutrix.
Jko A. CoYLv, Attorney. O3-6tdTh
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CLOSING.

hay.s sl.l6k.
:, CornpsI;jSov. ps;j 4lAc; Dec. 4Oslc; jan, ss.c;
S9sts-Noy, 2iMc; Dec. 2l1c Nav. qs,.c.
Gi May, SO Tx. w 'AA"
So sL;sid-Sov. ;sE Nov. ~ 20; Dec, ss 10, Jan !,
=, short n Rios-Nov'. $3.50; Jsn..NS2; May,
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ESTATE OF FKATHARlNER r. DOUGH-.
~ erty. late of Lancaster city, Pennsylva
mia, deceased. Letters testamentary on ssid
estate having been granted 10 the under
signed, ali persons Indebted thereto are re
Questsd 70 make Immediate payment ana
those h wing claims or demands against the
same will present them without delay ter ct
tiemsnt TO the ureeTsignsa
IusISE q. sxrrH. Atternsy. setS-SsTh
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INS TATE OF REV. LOUIS GROTE.
u myer. late of Lancaster city, deceased
Letters OF administration on said es late hav.
ing been granite q to the undersigned, ali per-
sons indebted thereto are reQues,e ed 10 make
immediate payment. and those having claims
or demands against tho same, viii present
them without delay for settlement TO the uu-
dsrsigned, residing IN Columbia, Lancaster
county. REV. WIN. flkPER,
JNo A. CoYIR, Administrators, q.
Attorney. octs 6tdThs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-08
CoLoRED DRESS sER9Es,
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LH8AL NO1yODE.

LH6AL NO1yOD6
ESTATE OF MICHAEL STRIGGLE
u late OF Martic township. deceased. Let
ters testamentary on said estate having been
deOted thereto are requested to make imme-
dfate payment, ana those having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement TO the under
signed, residing near Bethesda Lancaster
county. ELIZABkTH SrRIGGLE,
Executrix.
JOHN A. CoYLE, Attorney. olS6tdThs