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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-17
SEPTEMBER ARGUMENT Counr.
The Carrsnt Business frsusfsrrsd n the first
eession Of UourN.

The Current Business Transferred n the first
Session Of Court.
The September term Of the sgumcns
court was opened at 10 O'Clock this morn.
ing,
There were presented and confined nisi
the accounts Of 65 administrators, executors
and guardians, 0 trustees and 70 widows
apprsisements.
Uriah Bitzsr, city, WAS appointed
guardian OF the minor grandchildren Of
Henry Webb, deceased, late of Drumore.
Calvin Garter, Bsdsbury, was appointed
guardian Of the minor children OF John L.
Garner.
The liquor store license Of II. M. Bow.
man, Second ward, city, was tran sferred
to Amos SheafIer.
The tavern license OF VIM. II. Dsichler,
Ninth ward, city, was transferred 10 his
widow, Mrs. Emma Dsickler.
"A charter was granted TO the Pioneer
steam hre company, OF Ephrsts.
An issue was granted on which VIM. Il.
Johnston was made plaintiff and Catherine
Il johnston defendant Willism J. John
ston died some time ago and there was m
insurance on his life In the u. B. Mutual
AID society OF &g75.40 and this issue IL tC
determine who 10 entitled TO the money.
The exceptions filed 10 the auditors re.
port In tho trust estate Of Daniel l.. Fry
were Withdrawn and the report absolutely
| confirmed.
The rule to show cause why order o
court made on william Elmer to maintain
his child, should not be discontinued, VA
made absolute. Mr.. Elmer now has bill
child with him.
| In the msndamus proceedings brougb
| 0y A. +. Miller to compel the Clay town
ship school board to issue the school ta,
duplicate TO him, IN answer wss filed By
the directors today. They deny that ther'
was q tax collector elected last February
claim that no proclamation was issued fol
such election, that the voters did not know
there was such On officer 70 DO elected, ant
that OF the 272 votes polled there wer
only sevon cast for tax collector.
The court In now engaged In hearing ar
eument OF cases on the common pleas list
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Charged WIN Carrying Weapons

J. Frank Butler, who says his homo Is
In Williamsport, WAS arrested on Saturday
evening by Officer Barnhold, who thought
he looked like man that he knew 10 be
wanted In another county. When the man
Was taken 10 the station house seven shot
Smith Wesson revolver was found upon
him. 1t was loaded with cartridges and
hs wss committed to await q hearing before
Alderman Dsen on the charge Of carrying
concealed weapons
This morning Constable Bsrnhold re.
ceived telegram instructing him to hold
the prisoner until the Willismsport author.
ities are heard from. Butler 10 O colored
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Passed Through.

On Fast Line Sunday afternoon were
johnson q Slavin's minstrels and the /" zig
Isg company, both ON their wsy West
With the latter was young Tannihill, who
spent most Of this summer In Lancaster.
Fast Line this afternoon was wonderful
train. II had two engines and twelve
sleepers and coschoa Among ths passen-
gers were the members OF the Athletic base
ball club, who occupied tho front sleS per.
Quite crowd OF mon and boys took look
at the ball players. Harry Larkin, the
slusger hrst baseman, got of the train and
he'd talk with some friends. He thinks the
team Will yet win the pennant
passenger on the train for Lancaster
who attracted much attention was q
fat woman that weighed 800 or 600 pounds.
She Will be on exhibition at tho fair.
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1or,y Hours Devotion ., s.. An,hop,,..

BOrsy Hours Devotion ~ 81. AnthODyS.
The order OF forty hours' devotion began
q St Anthony's Catholic church on Sun.
day morning at o'clock, with . mass OF
exposition OF the most blessed sacrament.
Aasses were also held ct and at 10, the
latter being high masa At the 10 oclock,
which was said by Rev. Father Schmelz, .
sermon was preached by Rev. q. Weist, y.
r. NJ, OF Vinelsnd, N. J. In tho evening
services were also held, at which sermon
was delivered by Rev. Father Schmelz.
Mssses were also said this morning at 6,
and Q. This evening sery,eSS will also 10
held, st which serHQRdk1ll be delivered
BY Rev. Father S0k1 (Br, OF St Joaeph's
'eaafeh be held on Tuesday ut
s z and Q, and t68 sesvices will close on
Tusadsy evening at 1880 O'Clock with ser.
mon, procession and benediction. The ser.
mon on Tuesday evening viii be by Rev.
i. y. Schmidt, OF Danville. The following
ciergymen will be In attendance at the
closing exercises: Fathers Esul, McCul.
lagh, Kenny, Schleuter, Koch and Schmelz,
Of Lancaster; Schmidt, of Danville; Pape,
OF York PEPPER, Of Columbia; Christ, OF
Lebanon Foin, OF fElizsbethtown BreckeI,
OF New Freedom; Huber, OF Carlisle
Koppernsgle, Of Harrisburg.
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IARAILROADER KILLED.
=. ,. nEAPss FALLS FROM a r8ILa-
DELraIA q READING TRAIN.
. Nasivs Of York COUNTY. Soldier In shs re
bs1Ison snd Former Rssidens OF ColumbiA.
Tws Small children and His wife
sorvive the Unfcrtusass Man.

n CoLuMBrA, Sept 17.--Wnliam James
0eapes was killed on the Philadelphia Il
Uon0ing railroad near Auburn, on Saturday
morning. He was employed ~ flsgman
- that road, running from Palo Alto to
Host Richmond, aud It 10 supposed that he
nst his death by falling from . train.
4sapes formerly lived In this place and
len here 10 obtain employment ON the Read.
~ road during the late strike. He was born
- York county, and lived there during early
ouyhood. During the war he served In the
~ Pa Reserves, and 54th P. ~. He also
served three years in the regular army. He
ehen came 10 town and ives employed on
the p. h r., but left during the railroad
trouble OF 1877. He then worked at differ
ent occupations The remains were brought
here at 2 o'clock, and buried from the resi-.
dsnce Of his brother-in- Law, Il. q. Mathews,
seventh and Chestnut Streets A delega
selou OF members from Gen. Welsh post
aasended the funeral. Heapes was aged 4C
yesrs, and leaves wife and two small chill.
ofsn.
Il was stated on Friday that George wall,
os Warrington borough, was arrested fol
sasauit and battery committed in York.
Constable Samuel Shultz made q mistake
In the name, - II should have been Will
liam Wall.
Tho programme committee and bureau
OF fjnformstion will meet this evening ut the
house of r. p. d. Miller.
Gen. Welsh post will meet on Tuesday
night 70 arrange for the centennial. In ad-
ditton to Marietta, Lititz and Reynolds, oi
Lancaster, Bsinbridge and Mount Joy
posts will attend the celebration.
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-Four children Burned 10 Death.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept T.-At Devil
Station Saturday afternoon, Callie, the
l4.year-old daughter OF Byrd Smith, was
sent BY her mother to start . fire In
the cooking stove The gill poured Oil
over tho Goals OF fire and the kerosene
can exploded. scattering the burning oil
over the girl and her two sisters,
Della and Dosis, and her baby brother, all
OF whom were standing around the stove
watching her. The mother hearing the
Screams OF the children ran into the Kitchen
and found her four children all in flames.
In her frantic efforts to save her children
she was terribly burned about her arms
and face. The children all died OF their In.
juYios in 4 few hours
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DEA THS


HON In this city. on the 18th inst Mary E
Hoin. reiict OF the late Henry Holm, In the b3d
year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence of Mrs. q. NJ. Snyder, No
rs west King street, on Tuesday afternoon at
2o'clock. s,,otd
ARNOLD In this city. on the 1911 inst , J ohm
A. Arnold, In the 6otn year OF his age.
Funsra, private. Please omit fiow ers.
septl7Std
VAIL In this city. on the 18th inst, Har.
ret daughter OF Conrad ana ,Cre2entia Wahl,
In the 25th year of her aye. '
Ihs relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from the residence of her parents, on the
Reading turnpike. near the first toIi.gate.
Wednesday morning at sk O'Clock High Mas,
at 81 Anthony's church. Interment at vt An.
thony's cemetery. sl7-2td
MARTIN. I'm soudersburg. East Lampeter
township. August ~, Catharine, wife of John
L. Martin. ased 80 years and 10 days.
Sterling. Ill, papers please copy. lts
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ORPHANS COURT SALEOB DESIR.
~ able City Real Estate.

~ hDle Clty heai Estate.
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER (, lSSs,
will be sold by the undersigned trustees. tr
pursuance OF an order OF the Orphans Cour,
of Lancaster county, at the Leopard Hotel
East King street, in the city of Lam caster. Pa
the following valuable real estate, to wit
No. l. A two-story Brick Dwelling Houss
with twostory brick back building a.
tacbed.
Ana lot OF ground in said CITY. containing in
front on East King street % feet and ~ inc hes
more or less, ana IN depth along a mn street nos
tenances, There is water and gas in the house
ana ana, hydrant In the yard and the house has
Ho2 Alot of ground on Fast King street
anj dining No, ], on the west, containing on
East King street, ls feet 8 inches. more or Isss.
ana In depth l02 feet. more or less.
NO 8 A lot OF ground on East King street.
adjoining No. 2 on the west, containing in
front ON East King street, 10 feet feet and
inenss ~" mes, more or less and extending In depth
NO A one.story Brick Dwelling House
and a frame wash house with hydrant on al
vision line I'm between this property ana No g.
sain Mha c,E 10, 81 gr1ana on East King street in
ing In front IL feet inches more or less. and
In depth 30 feet, more or less. This property
Ned. A ons-story Brick Dwelling fas House.
with one-story brick back building attached.
ShS x,son fr,e nn wssn hGSie ,h with nyda1t ON al
A lot OF ground on East King street, in said
city. adjoining NO on the west aud on the
tus n
In front Is feet and 8 incehs. more or less, and
extending In depths % feet more or .ss 3. This
psspsry hss SIX ha rooms grape P vines and fruit
the east TO the depth Of the main building
No. 8. A lot of ground on Ann street, In said
CITY. IN the rear of Noe l. q 8. and g. contair.
ing in front 10 feet and In depth 9l feet, 8
inches, more or less.
No ]. A LOT of ground ON Ann street, in said
city north Of No. q, containing In front 20 feet
ana In depth 81 teet inches, more or less.
80 3, a lot OF ground on Ann street, in said
city, north OF no. 7, containing In front % feet
ana In depth 30 feet and inches. more or iess
NO lot OF ground on Ann street, In said
city. north OF No. 8. containing in front ~ feet
ana In depth 30 feet, more or less.
NO. 10. A lot OF ground ON ann street, In said
CITY, north OF No and south OF properly OF
M steiserwat containing In front 70 feet
and In depth 80 feet inches, more or less
sale to Commence at 1850 O'Clock D. M. when
terms will be made known by
fRAsCIS A. BUsHONG,
JoskPHtNE w. BALL
Akk NJ MILLER,
appointed by said Court 70 sell the
real estate OF VIM. Bail, deceased.
JOEL l.. HAIsss, Auctioneer.
sislhllRsaS.old
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Walked From Columbia To Lnnoaster.

Saturday afternoon John Deem and Bert
Clepper, two Columbia boys, were stand.
Ing In front OF the opera house In that
town when they began talking about
walking to Lancaster. and wondering how
long 1t would take them. 1t was then half
past two o'clock, and they agreed TO try
It They resolved to try to get to the court
house in this city by o'clock, 30 they
started Of They came pretty rapidly, and
Just m they resohed the monument in
Centre Square tho court house clock struck
the hour OF four. II was pretty good walk
ing for young fellowA
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Killed Iii. VIII. AND BimssIf

BAN FRANCISCO. Sept H.-Word reaches
here from Steiner's Flat, an isolated spot in
Trinity county, In Northern California,
that last Tuesday night, Iyerson, q
man whose mind had been growing
weak for several months, shot his wife dead
and then after reading sections In prayer
book placed the muzzle OF rifle in his
mouth, pulled the trigger with his toe and
killed himself. The deed was committed
at night when both were In bed. When
the neighbors found their bodies next
morning they also found the lverson babe
beside them.
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a Horse Dies of Flight.

Theodore Herr, of Rsfton, was driving
along West James street on Saturday even.
Ing, and just az he reached the railroad
which crosses the tracks OF the Pennsyl.
vania railroad train ran under the bridge.
Tbs horse began to rear and kick and
seemed snxious TO get away. In his strus-
gles he fell down and died in q few mo-
menta He is believed to have been
frightened 70 death.
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MILLRRsvILLE, Pa, Sept T.-At the
regular meeting OF the Cleveland and
Thurman club on Saturday evening It WAS
resolved 10 hold Democratic macs meet.
Ing on Saturday evening, September Goth.
b. X. Miller was elected president, vice
Henry M. StehmaD, deceased, and J. q.
Hapecker was chosen vice.president The
club adopted resolutions deploring the
death OF Henry Nj. Stehman.
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Sale OF Two Farms,

Saturday afternoon James Collins, auc.
tioneer, sold for Waksmen Wesley, esq +,
assignee OF Henry =. Townsend and vile,
two farms In Little Britain township, both
of which we're purchased by Sarah Towns.
end. The properties were - follows:
Nc. l, a farm of llG acres, with good i'm
provements, situated about three quarters
OF mile south Of Oak Hill, at S63 per
acre.
No. 9, . farm Of SO acres, with improve
ments, situated near Esstland meeting
house. at f52 90 per acre.
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Contract Tor bridge Awarded.

The county commissioners opened bids
today for the building of bridge over the
Conestogs creek at Martindala Following
were the bidders:
Iron Superstructure-King Iron Bridge
company, E95; Pittsburg Bridge company,
0s0; Mt Vernon company,$7s7 Columbis
Bridge company, S126; Dean Il Westbrook,
$500; John Denithorn d Son, Ssl9 Berlin
Iron Bridge company, SSH; Wrought Iron
Bridge company, ss32
4asonry-John G. Bowman, $3.50.
Wooden bridge and masonry, Elias Nc
Aellep, $939. The contract was awarded
70 Capt. McMellen, the lowest bidder.
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Tho u. a. Il, Reunion.

The Grand Army posts of this city will
leave for the big parade at Marietta on a
special train at $50 on Wednesday morning
over the Pennsylvania railroad. Post 81
will be accompanied by Wash Potts drum
corp and 405 by the Brownstown band.
The soldiers will make sshort street parade
before they start They will return ON
sp 'ciai leaving Marietta ut 1890 at night.
Tickets sold by the Grand Army will be
good on all regular and special trains.
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Uhaugs OF Hail.

This morning Urish Bitter, who was the
nan Tor william Schneider. charged with
Eoobing the malta. surrendered the accused
- nasshai Burma He was taken before
oomnt.icosr Kennedy, when he fur
Hisesd new bail In the sum of $500, his
essees, Nh. Emma Bramm, Of Philsd lphis,
Aesaiag he surety.
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Wsntsd-A Number OF Good Orators

This morning Q meeting was held by the
republicans IN the rooms Of the Young
Mems Republican club 70 consider the
advisabiiity OF holding q mass meeting.
Those present included representatives, Of
the clubs In the county, the presidential
electoss and delegates and "sldernies" TO
Ne late national convention. They re-
solved to hold q meeting and parade on
Saturday. September %. Here is an oppor.
sunssy for John Mentzer and the young
men who have been kicking for chance
q big meeting.
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Charged with stealing Rum.

Early last summer complaint was made
against number OF colored men who were
charged with entering the cellar Of the
Grape hotel, then kept by David Mingle,
and stealing lot OF whisky and otht
drinks. Among the accused was Augustus
Ktehls, who fled to Atlantic City, where he
hes been working ss waiter ali summer.
He returned TO Lancaster q week sgo, and
On Saturday wss arrested by Constable
Barnhold. He gave bail for q hearing be.
fore Alderman Spurrier.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. H. Flour arm sales
$40 bbls MINI. Bakers. q 2oSp5 10 Penn'a
family. q 2a9A 6oi Western 90. u t006 40;
winter Patents. H 1905 IS spring do. S5 500
Rye. s325
o,,t ,wtheat-sept. .9714i oct.. 81; Noy., esk: Dec.
.Sorn-sept. ss,1c; Oct. bsci Nov. slkc Dec,
,S 0aU:-.sept. sa1ci Oct s4xc, Nov. axc,
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MARkE7S,
OhioAxo rrod uce nIarsss.

CnioAao, sept. lI GSO u, m.-Marget opened
May, 9Tc.
Corn.sept, tiSc.; Oct. 4Ss.c.; Dec, $50
May, 3stkc.
May. 2kc.
Pork-sept. n4 2s; Oct. Ni as; May,
Lard-sept, slO 87k; Oct. sl0 40; Dec, q 60.
snort kips-sepL. % 70; Oct, y 40
CLOSING.
May. 9IAc, wv
CornSsept,, +5.c. Oct. .,1Ic Dec, 4sJsc
~, Oats sept. 2ikc; Oct. 2iHe.; Dec. 25c
Pork-sept-. ~ 90; Oct. Na 20; Nov II,
- Lard e sept. q, 90 sIk' Oct. 90 eIk; Nov,
= short n,ct Ribs-sspI. u srx, Oct. ee,; Jan,
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ACoIorsd caks.MnIk

Saturday evening the colored people had
. esks-wslk In Roberts hall and!there was
quite large crowd In attendance. A num-
bsr OF couples participated In the walk, and
the prize, big cake, was taken by Mr..
Edward Banks and Miss Elizabeth White.
The AEchsy Brothers furnished the music
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RannMay On thu Hill.

This forenoon ono OF Frederick Enele's
horses, hitched TO q delivery wagon, ran
away In Campbell's alley. He was caught
on Manor street by Frederick Lutz, barber,
who bravely took him by the head, at tho
risk OF his life. The horse reared and struck
Mr.. Lutz on tho legs but injured him only
slightly. The front wheel came of the
wagon and . few bottles were broken.
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Harvest Home ., 81. Johns Lutheran.

Bt Johns Lutheran church celebrated
the harvest home on Sunday. Never be.
1ose were the altar and the platform OF the
church DO beautifully decorated with fruits,
flowers and vegetables. Just inside the
church railing was great pyramid OF fruits,
some ten feet In height, entirely covered
with fruits OF all kinds and oolors--apples,
peaches, pears, grapes, bananas, and every
other ripe and rich col ored fruit. Then
the altar and platform, were deoked with
beautiful cut flowers, vines and growing
planta The effect was very beautiful.
Tho morning service consisted OF anthems
by the choir and . sermon by the pastor,
Rsv. DR.. B. II. Alleman, from thetext aye
are Gods husbsndry," let Cor. Sd chapter,
9th verse.
In the afternoon the usual Sunday school
services were held.
In the evening Rev. ID. .Allemsn preached
. sermon from the text, "He that spared
not his own son, but delivered him up for
~ Ill, how shall he not also, with him,
trsely give us oil things," Romans, 9Th
chapter, 32d verse
Considering the heavy rain that prevailed
Ill day and evening the congregations were
quite large.
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Tho Philsdsipb,n Cattle srars.,

PHILApELrHIA. Sept. II. The receipts at the
North PennsylyaniA and West Philadelphia
For the week: Beeves. 24c0; sheep, lO.ooO
hogs. $500. Previous week Beeves, $500
sheep, ll 600 hogs. $500
Beef Cattle were In fair request at O reduc-
a, mon OF 1e; extra, s4dsko good. i.G,c;
Sheep were Inactive and prices weak
extra, tA0oo; good, tk0ahe medium, SAGir;
common, iH0sc Lambs. S16kc. =
s4Qs1sc; country, sUskc.
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NEW AD V1RrxBuMEHrS
NEXT DOOR 10 COURT HOUSE. ~---~----~0,
T n e FAIR

Opens today and
srGRE OUR G GOODS and OUR PRCEs
TSs1 Ssy hs ere s 1;w and h. been made
.:a OUE shall be Of them Simply besn
quoe alee 6nd VIII
OF every hue and color
snne ana Winter Jackeas
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Auuseinents.

Eagles Nest Tonight Edwin Arden
mahes his nrst appearance In Fulton opera
house tonight I'm his own play of Eagle's
Nest" which has been very well received
for four years. The plot Is of strong human
interest, based on the love OF son for his
mother. forming a beautiful ana enduring
picture. The love episode between the hero
ana heroine is very interesting. Eagles Nest
is great story ana admirably told by Mr.,
Arden ana his company. which includes Miss
Arden as Miss Christie u very capable actre
Wsdnss day Mr.. Arden appears I'm his new play.
" Barred ont" In which Miss Arden displays
some fne costumes.
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CHRw strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save he
Tags for II handsome present.
q. C.DUTTENhOrEa, Sole Agent,
sA-lmd AZ West King street,
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MA RRIA Il ES.

So0paARr r-DRRNKL.-septembe 10. lsss, at
:. W Meminger Mr. Howard Is. GoodhaTt, and
Miss Katie Drexel. 4 lf0s
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CHRw strawberry Plug Tobacco and save the
Tags Tor u handsome present
y. DuTTEkHOFER. Sole Agent,
sll-lmd Al West King y, roo,
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Burial Of Peter II. Sunny.

Peter Ii. SUNNY was buried this after.
ternoon, the funeral taking place from his
late residence ON North Queen street. Ser.
Vices were held In the Mennonite meeting
house on East Chestnut street, and the In.
termont was made in Lancaster cemetery.
Chew Strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save the
Tags for O handsome present.
C.DUTrEkHOFER,s Sole Agent.
slt lima " West King street,
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Mc0rann b Nowlen,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
"a West King Street.

DUHLIC SALE.
Or WBDNnaDAY, sErrIussp a. 1853
at the Leopard Hotel, ali that valuable lot with
two-story Brick Dwelling ana store room and
two.stnry frame Kitchen Attache situated
No. Se6 East Orange street, rooms ana garrett.
we'll ana pump, ny drant. fruit, etc Lot fronts
90 feet on orange street ana extends 2B feet to
Grant street.
sale to commence At " O'Clock N.
ALLAN A. HERR,
No. los East King street,
b. =. ROWE, Auctioneer. si2il.l1ie. ii. 81 ia
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WANTED - RELIABLE MAN TO
w take the position Of Manager I" salary,
nrst year 81 500; cash deposit OF o. 800 re.
bis charge. tsame to be subseQ uenti with.
drawn) Best OF references must be furnis d,
Address "WHOLESALHT
sl7lwdRs 2Cooper Union. New York
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DROCLAMATlON-
l. SPECIAL CITY ELECTION
Tho qualified electors of the Third Ward OF
the city OF Lancaster are hereby notified that
an elec ion will be held In the Third Ward at
on nTUEsDAl, september 25. 1883. bet ween the
hours OF Z u. IN. ana p. m, for the pu pose OF
electing one member OF Common Council To
M vacancy occssioned by the resignation of
Henry Il. Croft.
Giyen under my hand this 10Th day OF Sep.
tember. A. d., less
EDw. EDGERLEY, Mayor.
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NOS. 30 d 81 HAST KING er,