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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-11
]fANY BOYS WERE DRUNK.
unlo1nSlus YsusGsYERs FULL Of
xxlMY sy MrURDAY NIGHT.
xAoy 1Disturb the Town and Counciimen
anve Two Arrested for Furnishing
AAquor--Oranee Anderson's Case.

CcLCNBlA, Sept. lion Saturday even
IT large number of young boys were
uo0n on the streets in an intoxicated con-
A1slon. The borough council determined TO
lnvoufignte the matter and ascertain where
~ liquor was obtained. Several of these
r1lnors were questioned and stated
~ the whisky was purchased by John J.
X1gpro and Wes Bear, colored. The ac-
enSod wore arrested by Constable Joseph
wilson and were given hearing before
Duuiro Moore. Kilgore was committed to
lAn for trial and Bear was held in 500 bail
~ Als appearances.
IN IL ONCE of Squire Evans to Orange
Andoraun, the colored bootblack, who was
orroutod ON the charge Of drowning George
Deiteel A young son of Mrs. Deitzel was
rgeeent, and testified that Anderson said
HIT no drowned George and would
further Developments
Robert Brice and William Smith were
arrestcd by p. r. II. police for train jump
Ing. Squire Solly committed them TO Jail
for % days each.
The Frederick division pay car will be
In town on Thursday morning.
Thomas Quicker and other officers of the
p. r. r.. were in town yesterday on tour
Of inspection.
Squire Evans went TO Gettysburg this
morning to witness the ceremonies at that
place.
Olive Branch lodge of Odd Fellows went
TO Harrisburg this morning to participate
in . parade. A short street parade was
made, headed by the Metropolitan band
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Kaufman went
10 Haxleton this morning to attend the
wedding of a relative.
w. w. Casslebury, of Philadelphia, re-
turned home to-day, after n visit to James
c. Meyers.
A meeting of council was not held last
ev ening for want of a quorum. The meet
ing win be held on Tuesday, September
18th.
The fair of the Twin Brotherhoods will
open in the armory on Thursday evening.
Misses Jennie and Edna Given returned
home from Ocean Grove to-day.
NJ. Bachenheimer and family returned
hone TO- day from Asbury Park.
John Shuman, brakeman on the Fred
efick division, had his left hand caught
between two cars while coupling cars at
York yesterday and the thumb badly
mashed. DIR. Lineaweaver attended To the
injury.
br. 8. A. Bockius left to-day for a trip to
DAnville.
Mrs. VIM. Mccall fell at her home this
morning and broke the ligaments in her
right arm.
Ex-Sherifi Jacob S. Strine and Hon. J. u.
Livingston were fishing yesterday aud
caught a number Of very fine salmon.
Elmer L. Semi, registered clerk from
kauffnan's drug store, Lancaster has ac-
cepted a position in Mark els drug store.
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THE KEpLER FARM ron SALE.

. The undersigned offers at Private sale his
Beautiful COUNTRY SEAT and FARM stu.
nt"d IN Mannheim township. on the Pleasure,
turnpikos, and Just outid" uf Lancaster city
ASitS aud 81 fCrchcs, IN as high stat, q, ,i.3
Nhtlpn hs land eau be made. The buildings
consist of "a Two-StorN BRICK DWELLING,
WIN twOstorN Brick Kitchen attached, with
ample lorchcs and N"TaudRs, surrounded by a
l1rgt aud beautiful Lawn. and u great variety
Ht shade Trees aud Shrubhcry. Also a BANK
hNRN, with Carriage and implement Houses
wagon shed, Corn CRIB, Chicken House and
lioE Pen attached. Large TOBACCO SHED
with cellar underneath, aud one of the most
complete IN the country. \ lwUStOrN FRAME
TENANT lill 81, very complete, brick walks
anu spring House with ncNUT-miling spring
underneath, the convenience aud value oI
which cannot be estimated. An Orchard OF
choice variety Uf nuit trees \ beautiful little
iHrk, containing about one acre, with Fish
ioud IN centre, ana the whole shaded with
magnificent old forest trees. The property /.
not only desirable as a country residence but
hhs no superior for Truck or Dairy Farm
noinE located within a few squares of the city
markets, II has most ri the advantages OF a
citS property, yet is free from high city taxa
tiun.
y large portion of the purchase money MAY
lNiilulh IN the property at a reasonable rate OF
interest " desired by purchaser. The owner
VIII be pleased tO show the property at ANY
TINE TO persons wishing to purchase, and give
conditions or any further information desired,
"Pll->tdNSS-ilw &C, KELLER.
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WAsUINGTON. II. @. A
LADY,s MARROW ESCAPE.
She is Overcome BY Gas Mt Hotel Lam
caster, But Is saved.

She is Overcome BY Gas mt Hotel Lam
caster, But Is saved.
A lady, who gave her name as Mrs.
Carr, and registered from Harrisburg,
stopped ut Hotel Lancaster last night. 1t
WAS about 0 o'clock when she reached the
hotel, and she said that she was very tired
fFom walking around searching for accom-
modations, and she desired TO 20 10 bed
She was shown to room No. IL on the fourth
floor by the clerk and she retired at once.
Ab she did not come down stairs this
morning servant was sent 10 call her be-
tween 3 and o o'clock. No answer came
FROM within 10 the knocking on the door
and II was believed that something was
wrong. The door was finally opened
and the lady was found TO be lying
unconscious on the bed. and the
room was filled with gas which was
escaping from the burner that was partially
turned on. DR.. Albright was quickly
summoned, and he attended the lady. who
was restored TO consciousness after moro
than an hours attention. She is now all
right. but still feels the effects of the gas.
Fortunately the transom was open lust "A
little bit, and this allowed some of the gas
70 escape otherwise the lady would have
lost her life. II is supposed that when she
turned the gas of she accidentally turned
II ON again before leaving hold of the KEY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-11

The romance of a poor young woman
was disclosed in Pierce City, Mo-, on
Tuesday when Marshal Chappell arrested
Mrs. Josephine Cox, alias Joseph Cox,
first cousin of Frank and Jesse James, for
masquerading In mail attire She is
the mother of two small children, and
her home is in Clay county, Mo. Cndcr
the name Of Joseph Cox she worked on
a farm nj Aurora, Mo-, for several months,
until her sex was discovered. Sho disap-
peared and came TO Pierce city, where, un-
der the same name, she worked for the City
Canning company. She was regarded
as smart young man, and her work
was satisfactory. Some people from
Aurora came there yesterday aud OK
posed her. Mrs. Cox was ie't an orphan
at years of age. and began To wear male
attire at -. She lived with her sister until
she married. Her husband was killed,
and, finding she could make better living
as man than woman, she changed her
attire and went pluckily TO work. She was
released after the arrest and promised To
return to pctticpats.
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A pc,e Raj, pe, A. = weapon.

Longworth Point, Md, ON Friday night.
and while AT the store of Mr.. Bruce Nj.
Cotton were SO disorderly that the pro-
prietor ordered them 10 leave. They re,
fused 10 go, and soon became abusive ana
threatening. Mr.. Cotton got base ball bat,
and going into the crowd struck one OF
them on the head. knocking him senseless.
Though, unfortunately, the wrong man was
knocked out, the disturbance was quelled,
and the ringloader was so frightened that
in his hurry to reach his boat and get away
he slipped off the wharf and was drowned.
Mr.. Cotton sent the wounded man 10 the
hospital. The body of the drowned man
was recovered and buried.
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Albeit Nominated,

The Democratic state convention of New
Jersey met yesterday in Trenton and nom
mated Leon Albeit for governor by accla-
nation. The platform reailirms the declar-
atoms of the national Democratic platform
adopted in ST. Louis last year dcnounces
trusts and the corrupt use OF money
favors equal taxation demands strict en-
forcement ofthe law relating To the en-
ployment of children pledges the party TO
the advancement of the common school
system declares that ain fixing charges
for transportation In or through this state
common carriers should not be allowed TO
discriminate against the citizens of New
Jersey" and favors a revision of the cleo
ton laws.
The Democratic convention OF Washing
ton territory nominated Ex-Governor
EugeneSiinple for governor and Thomas
e. Griffith for Congress.
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The Mystic knights at York.

The s lect Castle Of knights of the Mys-
tic Chain is now in session in York and
one hundred and two representative
are attending, parade took place
u O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Red Rose Commandery, No. :, of this
city, had twenty-five men in line
with Captain Hiram McElroy in command
and the Metropolitan band. Columbia Castle
NO. 10, turned out one hundred men and
Capt. George q. Hill commanded them.
The Mountyille band furnished them
music. At the evening session of the
Select Castle the report ofSelect Comman .
der r. j. Skerret was read and 1t was found
very interesting.
He paid a high tribute to Supreme Mar
snai Charles Naylor, Of Philadelphia, for
working up and instituting five new
castles, and Select Vice Commander II. X.
Rettew, ofLancsster, for good work in es-
tablishing castles.
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A Annfher liir SurnrlSe.

Last evening large party of friends gave
Miss Name Stevens a surprise party Mt
her home, 435 Manor street. There were
thirty-five couples present and they had
a good time, singing, dancing, playing
games, &c.
Last evening pleasant birthday sur
prise party was given to Miss Ella Reh-
kuglef, of Lower Marietta. About twenty
couples Of her friends were present and
AFTER dancing and games of various kinds
had been INDUCED in for several hours the
party sat down to an elegant supper. Miss
Lizzie X. Wall and Miss Sarah Rebkugler
we're the committee of arrangements.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-11

AZ meeting of the vestry OF ST. James
church, Lancaster, held September 10. lss?, the
following minute was adopted
The members Of the Nostry Of ST. james
church, Lancaster. desire 10 place on the min
utcs their sense Of the great loss they have sus-
taincd In tho death of their late Nlow-me nlber,
the Hon. samuel II. Reynolds. who died Sep
tcmber 10, 1859.
During the more than eighteen years OF MT.
Reynolds service nv vcstryman OF this parish
he has been unweaficd In his efforts for its we'll
being and the promotion Of its prosperity ho
has been n delegate to the Diocesan nconvenfions
since almost the foundation OF this diocese, ana
In the conventions he was prominent, innucn-
tinl and useful ; he has been n member of tue
Fcdcrate Council of this state sinse It's creation,
aud always chcerfully and efficiently did the
work the church called on him TO do.
We feel his loss as n man, citizen ana
chufchman, aud we tender 10 his family our
sincere sympathy In their bereavement;
Attest WM AUG. ATLEE.
Registrar.
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Deaths.

MALoNI.--At Atglon, Chester county, Pa, on
the 9Th inst, John X. Malone, IN the 5sth year
Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, Friday, sep
tember 18th at o'clock =. III. 3tdaltw
sIcKER.-Septcmbero 0, 1889, In this city,
Daniel Robert, only son Of II. T.. and Emma NJ.
Ricksecker, aged years and months.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited 90 attend the funeral, from
the residence OF Mrs Mary Erisman, 25 West
Chestnut street, on Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock. IntermoDt at Shreiners cemetery.
REyNoLDs.-In this city, on the 10th inst I,
Samuel II. Reynolds, In the b7th year OF his age.
Funeral from ST. James Episcopal church ON
Thursday afternoon at 3o'clock. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment private. No flowers.
ctds
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RECEIVED WITH THANKS.
The History of the 10th mt Chickainaul
In the War Department.

In the War Department.
Some time ago committee of the 10Th
Regiment, of which Col. II. A. lIambright
was chairman, prepared and forwarded to
Major Davis, in charge of the war records
at Washington, a complete history of the
part that the regiment took in the battle of
,C11ckamauga. Col. Hambright has received
'the following letter from Major Davis:
War Department, Ooseo Of the Hoard Of Pubiicd-
fi0B OF the War Records OF fSi-is55.
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., Aug. 80.
MY DEAR COLONEL AND CoMRADEs.-l
beg to acknowledge, with sincere thanks.
the receipt Of tho report of the operation of
the 18th Pennsylvania Regiment at Chicka-
mauga and Mission Ridge, which you and
your comrades were so Kind to prepare.
regret extremely that the statute
under which the work is carried on limits
rs 70 matter of strictly contemporaneous
character, and so does not permit their in
sertion At this time.
have caused them TO be filed with the
records Of the regiment in the war depart
ment rs an ,enduring record of its brilliant
services, and subject TO publication in a
new edition or I'm an appendix TO the cur
rent work. Again with thanks, and with
every good wish, believe me
Faithfully Yours,
GEORGE II. DAVIS, Mai. L. 5. 4.
Col. ii. A. HAMBRIGHr, Lancaster, Pa,
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Went tn Gpttysburu.

This morning III person including
number Of the Pennsylvania Reserves
left this city for Gettysburg TO attend the
big meeting of soldiers. They took the
6:25 train and Potts drum corps accom-
panied them.
There were two sections of Niagara eX-
press due here at 1888 this morning. The
second train had on board large number
of Grand Army people from Philadelphia
and other places, all on their way 10 Gettys-
hurp.
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There Are Vwo Golpr,d Ott,rpr.

Colored Cadet Charles Young, a graduate
of the Military Academy, who was in Ian
caster a few days ago, has been appointed
an additional second lieutenant, Tenth cav
airy. lie failed last June IN mathematics,
and was given another chance during the
summer to make good his deficiency. This
is said 10 he the first time that such Il favor
has been granted to any cadet. There is
only one other Colored cadet in the army.
Lieutenant Flpper having been dismissed
from the service for financial Irregularities
Flipper Is now in the Mexican army.
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A Destitute Family.

About four weeks ago John Bomberger.
Who resided on Miffiin street, near Church,
Deserted his wife and three children one of
which Is very small. Mrs. Bomberger is
very sick and not able TO earn ANYTHING.
and she has been notified that If her rent
MAS not paid before Saturday the furniture
would he sold, leaving the afflicted family
homeless; Any donation will be cheerfully
received by Chief smeltz or any of his oili
cara
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Cheap ExcnrsInn 10 Rendinr Eni,.

On Wednesday, September Is. Train leaves
Qnafry'ille at $40 AIN, fare sl.7O Lancaster at
I;5O a. In., fare SLIT Columbia al 7:3O a. m fare
tlD Mannheim al s:22 a. m. fare g5c; Lititz AZ
e.-S a. M, fare Sic; Ephrata at $50 a. m, fare
sc. Big attractions, New fair grounds largest
in the state. New buildings tnc race tra,l,
grand stand, concerts by The Ringsold band.
sepill2 5l7<w
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\ Iar'ug SultIipu

III. q. Cruel yesterday caught at Mud
island, Columbia, salmon that weighed
pounds and measured - inches in length.
II was one of the largest fish taken nom
tho Susquehanna with line in a long time,
Cruel and Charles Franriscus also caught
large number Of smaller salmon aud a
line string of bass
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-11

Frank Miller, who has been chief at
tcndant AT the county insane asylum for
the past five years, len his position in n
peculiar manner some time last night.
When Superintendent Worst got up this
morning he found a note signed by Miller
on which was written: GOOD bye | hope
you will have Success" Mr.. Miller had
not spoken To any one about leaving and
his departure is mystery 10 the poor house
officials.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-11
DUBLlC SALE-VALUABLE BUSINESS
i STAND AND DWELLING.

EbNESDAh, SEPTEMBER Is,
VIII be sold at the Fountain Inn south Queen
street, the TwofStOry BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING, No, II South Queen street, 28xis
lcet, with two~story back building. lii2Xjj feet (;
hhh, storcroOm and three other rooms on first
moor SIX rooms ON seCond-stOry, and four on
thiTd range, hot and cold water, bath room,
water closet gas. sewerage, sc. Hydrant and
Cistcrn in yard, with valuable fruit trees, &c
Lot bl2S2b feet The property has been used
Tor number Of years as drug store. The
store goods will also be for sale.
sale 10 commence at T.30 n. M, when Condl-
tlOns will he made known.
sCpll-7td B s. MTHLENBERG
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They Wen, TO HARRISBURG

There was quite a rush of colored people
- Harrisburg to-day, where the state
Desting Of the Odd Fellows is being held.
4oeso were two sections to the mail train
80 the second was filled with Philadel-
~ negroes. They had several bands
music. Esta Perpetua lodge, OF this
Nfy, accompanied by the Goodwill baud
~ here ON the same train, and forty tIrk,
- We're sold at the Pennsylvania railroad
nlnlicu.
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sudden Death or Jeremiah shnfner

5uuoH DeHtn VI JtftHiIhH NIIuDntr.
Jeremiah shafiner, of Maytown, died on
Tuesday at the age of 20 years. He was in
his usual health on Monday when he
renred. During the night he was stricken
with apoplexy and died the following day.
he WAS one of the judges appointed TO pass
upon the exhibits in the tobacco class, and
eAd made arrangements To be in town to-
Aay TO perform the duties of that office.
MI Shaffner WAS in the regular army
- the breaking out of the rebellion. lie
yns . member Of the Reformed church of
0eytown, and was one of its officers. In
politics he was Democrat. He leaves a
wife, but no children.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-11

Last evening Prot. Richard Miller APP
pearcd in the opera house for a second time
The audience was very small and the pro-
gramme was somewhat different from the
opening night
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Mysterious shots.

Between 10 and / o'clock last night sev-
eral mysterious pistol shots were heard in
the neighborhood of Water aud Walnut
streets. Oinccr Lehr tried to find out who
was doing the shooting, but was unable II
Is believed that some one was shooting at a
dog.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-11

The Lancaster Tennis club had issued
invitations for reception to bc held this
evening at their grounds ON North Lime
street, near Clay. ON account Of the rainy
weather il has been postponed until Friday
afternoon from four To siN
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To BE Dedicated Next w,du,sd,,

The rooms ofthe Young Men spcmocratic
society will DC dedicated on Wednesday
evening neNt,i instead OfTuoSday, as at first
designated. Hon Chaunccy +. Black, W.
I, Henscl and others viii deliver ad-
dresses.
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sale of the Thomas Iron COMPANY.

The directors of the Thomas Iron COM
pany, at Hokendauqua, on Tuesday in AN
nual session voted unanimously 10 sell all
the real property, buildings, plant and ma
chinory, valued at Si,1oo, 900, to an English
syndicate
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Cases Dl-poScd or.

August klrchun was charged by Edward
Jackson, colOrcd, with larceny aud assault
and battery, The larceny case was dis
missed by Alderman Barr for want of eyi-
dence, and the other was withdrawn upon
the payment of costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-11

ofENiNG Of the Lancaster Business College.
on Monday, september 10. This old-esrablished
school VIII open at Grant Han, Law building
No. - North Duke street; rear entrance on
%ran' street Tn" Principal can bc seen at his
"iu . location No. lo's East kinglstrcct, untll
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-11

WI have IA stock type writing pap,rs all
sizes and weights, plain aud ruled with mar.
ginai lines, L, ;. linen parchment bond. etc
Prices lower than elsewhere
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W cnt to Allentown

Inland city division, No. :, Uniform Rank,
knights Of Pyihias, left for Allentown at 3: r.
this afternoon 10 take part in tho regimen
WI WI encahlpihent, OF which they are part.
The lroquois band accompanied them,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-11

VIZ have On hand cheap lot OF attractive
picture card, just the thing for advertising at
the fair
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ManhoIm's Oldest Citizen Dies.

Geo. u. Miller ST., Manheim's oldest citi-
zon. died there on Tuesday morning. lie
leaves six children.
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r b. MARTIN q co.
CARPETS ! CARPETS

We have added an additional
salesroom to our Carpet and
Wall Paper Department, and
now have the largest Show
Rooms in the city-all on sec
ond floor. New and elegant
stairways make this floor easy
of access.
Our stock Of Carpets this
Fall is larger than ever before,
and contains mere Neo0 Patterns
than will be found elsewhere.
a few patterns over from last
season at about half price what
they cost.
Moquettcs, Administer and
Gobelins, never SO handsome
before.
Body Brussels, al the popu-
lar makes.
Our Special Body Brussels,
full s frame, and in every re
spect as good as the best made
Hartford or Bigelow. Price
right.
Those Tapestry at 4oc, same
quality as sold last season at
6SC, are going fast.
Full line of Extra Super Car
pets, all wool filling, at soc !;
never before sold under 6oc.
Window Shades ready to
hang, 29c Spring Fixtures.
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I Asst MONDAY WECAUGHT TWO VERY
~ game baSr weighing three pounds each.
one was landed ON new Braided Linen iinc.
The second, aud by FAR the gamiesi, on Iislc
Braid Line that has been used for three seasons.
We can freely recommend the LiSe Braid
Line, hs II never fitlS TO stand the most severe
tests
We have u few solid Lanoowood and Split
Bamboo Rods, IN Nickel Mountings which we
oficr nt bargains To close them out.
fRAlLEIS EAST END PHARMACY,
M,W.F&w Opposite Eastern MarketD
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III EliS SFORCARNE ERS-WlILN NOT MAKE
l the roast tender, but catch all the over
now or accident, and are SO pretty that the
carver Will be careful That fact alone Is worth
,hc price Of the cover. See them and the Finger
Bowl DoylicS, at
MRS. l.. NJ. WOODWARD
30 T.. King street.
In stock new fancy work for these cool even
ingS one must spend indoors,
Also secondhand Mason & HaHliu Organ,
~ good Condition. Tor sale very Chcap.
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I>OR RENT-FOUR SIX AND NINE ROOM
jci2-tfd io5 SOUTH WATER ST
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ltr,u Advertisements.

puREJuicE OF THE CRAZE
Tart Red and White CALIFORNIA WINE,
5gc per bottle 500 per dozen bottles.
ROIiRER'S = Lie UOR STORE,
No. y Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa.