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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-31
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History of Our Country.
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10 rHE poNpHeIpRRs on rHE urI

ITO THE BONDHeLDRRs OF THE UTAH
i Western Railway Company Notice II
hereby given that the Trustees for the Mort.
gage Bondholdsrs OF the Utah Western Railway
Company have taken proceedings to foreclose
the mortgage. An agreement to bid IN the
property for the bondholders and appoint =
trustee for that purpose has been signed BY q
large majority Of the 5ondholders.
Those who have not yet signed the agreement
can do so BY applying at the Office OF the Union
TruIt Company Of New York, at No. 70 Broad
way, New York City.
Bondholders Will please deposit their bonds
with said Trust Company, to be used by the
Trustee in the purchase Of the property Of said
Railroad company, in conformity TO the above
named agreement, and receive Deposit Re-
csipts. transferable by indorsement, signed by
said Trust Company.
Depositors viii be requested for convenience
Of the Trust Company TO leave their bonds for
examination, etc, and receive their certificates
E. F. BISHOP,
RIM. BASSETT,
Trustees Of Mortgage Of
Utah Western Railway Co.
New Ycrk, July %, A D. 1880.
gThe holders Of Bonds in Salt Lake City
who have not signed the aforesaid agreement
can do SO by applying at the Office Of Williams
i Young au19
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As the time for our Removal to our ThreeA~r
Brick Building,
Nos. 124 and 1926,
Is drawing near, we offer still
FURTHER REDUCTIONS

Choice Prints, ~ u or Is yards for ST.
Choice Lswns II yards for 81.
Cheviots. 6, or yards for ST.
RuaIk Dress Goods, II yards for 81
Black Grenadines, 15c. 25c and SOC. per yard
Do Do 2yds. wide 65c. Der ward
Linen Lawn 15c. Zoe. and 25c Der ward
9png and Summer Dress Goods 1Oc 2o 300 Se Soc Goa O psr
ana Coored Csshmeres 45 &c. Co., and 81 Der
I'htta and Lyons GrGs Black Silk $50 Al Al N 20 md q
thirty per more. - - 0' ~ NV ~
Black Sains SOC, 81 25 $I.75 and SO ner varA
Oolored Saiins, 75c. to $1.75 per yard
V Vi Nansook' loo Zoo 25c 3Oc and 400 yard
swiss MusIns loo, zoe. 25o 80. and 40c. per yard
Tasnmere msanRe 25c, $50, Soc. and SOC. per yard
Ladies and Chdrens Stockings 10c 15o zoe 2o SOC se Aa m All
OF our own Importation must be closed a. Sc M
, ~ to 81 yer yard, worth fifty per cent. more
Ladies wrappers Suits listers and Dolmsns from Al 30 u s6
cheap. ' W SA"0 % '0
oOons Lacee Coe and Ties still further reduced in nrie,
Coored and Brocadsd Silks CSC. to So ~ d" PT
0en' Unaunded shrt &c., eOc and $ the latter with Patent
forced Front; splendid garment
oys a1a Chdren's Suite from s275 to So eastern CIT
Eastern Cost. - ~ ~ W ~
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q. J. RICHARDS
Surgeon and Physician

Office at the Drug Store Of D. !
Richards & o., Is East Temple STREET
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21

siding would hold the cars, and he said il
would he said this should give the cars :
"shot' when they arrived here. VIM.
Bitner, who was on the train with Reese,
testified that lie got Oh to get the manifest
from Reese, he told Reese that the cars were
going too fast and he intended to get of.
rs there might be all accident /; Reese told
him not to do SO &; the witness went into
the Car door before it struck the shed
Reese had his break on tightly and seemed
to be very cool. Another witness saw
Reese pu: on the brakes and the wheels
were sliding he ran to the shed when the
car struck it, thinking both men were
killed. Another witness stated that the
cars came in with great force this morn-
ing.
The jury adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21
a Word About Jewelry.

Among the embarrassing variety Of article
suitable for Christmas prcsenta, some ladies
and gentlemen are greatly exercised as 10
what TO buy for their friends. Many to whom
presents ought to be given are so amply sup
piled with beautiful things which have served
rs tokens of compliment and esteem, that it
seems almost impossible to select anything
which would be Il real qualification to them.
In such cases 1t Is always s;rfc to fall back on
jcwcly, tor there Is at all times sufficient VII
ricty and novelty in 1t to make it pleasing,
and to avoid risk of duplicating or repeating
presents of former years. The new styles of
jewelry ut Bailey, Banks 4 Biddlc's, Twelfth
and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, present
wealth ofattrlction, both tor ladies and gen
tlemcn, and in articles both large and small,
costly or inexpensive. Those who deal with
this house have the satisfaction of knowing
that they invariably get the very best quality
and the most superior styles, and that the
price marked on each article is this very low
est. ltd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21
Coughs.

'BrOpn's bronchial Trcches - are used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat,
Iioarscncss and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these Trochcs have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untricsl, but, having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well-meritcd
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.
Tho Threat.
ipr0,cn's bronchial IrccheS' act directly
on the organs Of the voice. They have an cx-
tr,lOr.!iEary effect in all disorders Of the Throat
and Larynx, restoring 4 healthy tone when re-
laxcd either from cold or ovCr-cXertiOn OF the
voice, and produce Il clcaraild distinct cnunct-
alton. Speakers Gad Singers find the Trochcs
useful.
\ Cough, Cold, CatarTl. CT Sore Throat re-
,luircs immediate attention, as neglect often
times results in some incur;iblc Lung Disease.
=. '.Br0tyn's bronchial Trochrs" viii! almost i'll
variapiy give relief. limitations are offered for
sale, many OF which are inj urions. The gcnu-
Inc Br0uH's bronchial 1rOcheS" are sO''!
OuEY in LO:ss. i2nlJ-lyu&WTI,ThES
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21

That was SO promptly accepted in the Sntnr-
day evening papers by Mr. Alex. McKil1ps,
the rcputcd organ builder of this city. is still
opcn for acceptance, and the reward will be as
promptly paid as soon the article in cOntrO-
sycrsy is produced. But the mere sag so of the
gentleman that he las or can manufacture
everything bclOnsin. TO a firstclass organ
from the rdw ma.eridl, and will do so again.
will perhaps have its intended effect only
among the public who arc unacquainted with
the different parts and attachments necessary
to complete a cabinet organ. hereby repeat
my former offer, viz: $500 reward for any
cabinet organ that has ever been, or is now,
manufactured in this city or county. But in
offering the above reward 1 desire it to be
distinctly understood that it does not include
the +. p. Carpenter organ action, n,anufactur
CT in Worcester, Mass, for which Mr.. Alex.
McKilips, of tn. city. is the SOLE AGENT for
this county, as the following card will provc--
the original can be seen at my wareroom
TIE CARPENTER ORGAN ACTION.
WORCESTER, Mass Aug. q, 1872
In reply 10 your favor Of several days SINCE
would refer you to Alex Mckillips esq, OF
Your city, sole agent tor my actions in your
county. Yours with respect,
E. +. CARPENTER
am happy, however, to be able to give Mr.
McEillips credit for some degree OF honesty
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21

Jacob Gundaker, auctioneer, sold at the
Black Horse hotel last night, for the cx
ccutOrs of Elizabeth Brecht, deceased
two houses Oh South Prince street, Nos
13l and 13G, to Michael Brecht. for 81 ,0OO
No. 9. A lot of ground in the Eishtl
ward, consisting of3 acres and 139 perchcs,
to Michael Brecht, for 81, 100.
No. 3. Saloon Oh the corner Of South
Duke and Middle streets, to Michael
Brccbt, for s., 900.
Samuel Hess s. Son, auctioncers, sold at
public sale yesterday evening, at the
Cooper house, for John X. Metzgcr, ad-
ministrator d. b. II. G. t. a., and agent fol
the heirs of John Metzser, decd, No. 2,
a three story brick house fronting IA feet
and 4 inches on East King street and ex-
tending in depth SO feet . inches, to D. p.
Locher,, esq, for $9,02J. Property No. l.,
dwelling house on East King near Shipper
was withdrawn at $1,000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21
CONGRESS-.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-In the Senate
MIR. Beck introduced bill to authorize
the issue of legal tender notes Of tho
United States upon the deposits Of gold
Also bill to repeal all laws which i'm
pose taxes on the capital of or deposits
with banks and bankers and oil bank
checks.
Mr.. William A. Wheeler submitted 4
letter from Secretary Scllurz setting forth
the i:ecessity for additional appropriations,
for pensions during the current fiscal year.
The additional amount required is about
$4,000, 900.
Proceedings in the House.
The house is now in committee ON the
funding bill, all the attempts of Mr.. Fer.
nando Wood to limit debate being voted
down amid confusion. An excited oppO-
sition manifested itself lftOward the funding
bill. Messrs. Weaver, Bland and Mills
spoke strongly against its consideration
before the holidays.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21
New Jersey Wine.

This wine for sickness has long been I'm pop
ular favor, but by no means Intoxicating In
its nature. We refer to Speers Port Grape
Wine, which has been introduced! into the hos
pitfalls and among the first families i'll New
York, the principal drug stores in this city, by
Alfred Spccr, of Passaic, n. j., who has de
voted himself for many years to the cultiNa-
tiOn OF the OpOrto Grape, and the study of
fcrmentatio ioms, AMI producing IN article, the
medical properties of which ARE said by gen
tlcmcn of reputation to be unsurpassed. Mr..
Spccr fcrmcnts his wine by Il new process, pc
cular to himself, without the addition OF sugar
or spirits. We doubt whether there is 81 vine
yard i'm the old or new world that can yield Il
wine at all comparable to this in richness or
dclicacy of flavor. Al! first class druggist =
kecpit.
The above extract tlom The New York Her.
old shows the appreciation in which Spcer's
wine is held abroad. We have drank the wine
and can truth!ully endorse what the above eN-
tract says concerning its .Oosl qualities. The
way in which 1t is mutured by Mr.. Spccr gives
il Il finer flavor than any wine VIC ever drank.
-BOston 3r0reier.
This wine Is endorsed by Drs Atlce and
Davis, and for sale by ii. T.. Slaymaker.
tll5-2w'l&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21

Henry Leaman, of Strasburg township,
has sold his crop of tobacco to A. Harnisll
for Oppenheimer, but he declines to let his
neigkbors know what good price he got
for it. J. Little, living near the junction
railroad station, sold three acres to d.
Long for go, s, 4; J. X. Nissley, of the
same neishborLood, to the same, one acre
at %, Is, 8, 5; John S. Nissley sold to j..
Stauffer at 2S, 10, 3; Elias E. Fisher, of
New Holland, sold toJ. Bard at II, ), B.
Henry Frankhouser has sold two acres
of Carnarvon township tobacco to Becker,
for 90, 8, 3; Peter Foreman, ten acres, to
Wilcox, for Altshuc, for q, 10, 5; W. w.
Whitman, two acres, to same, at 90, 10, !;
John Dolby, three acres, to same, "a, s, 4;
Philip Del1aven, five acres, to same, at
81, s, 4; VIM. McCaa, three acres, to
same, at 20, 4, ;.
Aldus Brown, of Strasburg borough,
has sold his crop of three acres for 90, 8,
;. Tobias Iilbeck, Of Paradise, has sold
his crop at 90, 8, 3.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21
OKLAHOMA.
The Proposition to Open 1t TO settlers.

Tho Proposition to Open 1t to settlers.
CALDWELL, Kan, Dec. 21.-COl. r. j
Dodge, late in command of CantOnment
is Oh his way to report to Gen. Sherman
He is decidedly in favor Of opening Okla.
hOma to settlers, but believes that the In
dians should have their land partiOned out
in severalty.
Majcr Randall denies having said h.
would turn the Indians Oh the
whites, but thinks the Indians
likely to turn on them should
they attempt to force their way against
the military. The cOlonists claim that the
land they propose settling was ceded to
the government in 1866. They arc indis-
nent at being classed as raiders and law
breakers. Secret meetings were held by
the colony leaders yesterday, with what
result has not transpired.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21

with supplies accumularing Creamery extru
soe; 20 Sood 70 choice SOGS4c: Bradford coun-
~ anu new York extra 29GSJOc; Western re-
H,',s extr! :40Sc: 40 good to choice lsa BE; :;
Po,aSs. s mostly poor quality. choice wanted !;
2lIA ~ ''eAt'3
~ Eggs scarce and irregular Penn.. &,aSsc {:
Western 3iG36c "
Cheese dull butt firm: New York uI.
cream at lS4c; Western full cream Iatic
uO ,n. dar 70 good ut 1Sl2c do half skins
lO9lO3sc Pado lODllc.
rstr0leum dull refined at es.c
Whisky active ut 81 Ii.
,seeds-Good to prime clover quiet ut iIIs0
"a FlaNSee:i nominal ut 81 SO6l I >@S
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MARkETN.
New York m MarkeI.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2l.-FlOur-Statea and West.
crn prices without important change and in
very moderate export and home trade demand;
SuDerfiEc State ut $j 4OG3 80; extra
do 81 :DlDi 60; choice, do - 6jl05 90: fancy
do s. 05lG5 So round hoop Ohio Si4O95 80: choice
do at IS !J4lG 81 superftne western &; 4OG3 80:
common to good extra 10 81 3Olp5 % =; choice:
do - 051G 75; choice white wheat dtO . 10
az %; Southern quiet and unchanged; com.
mon to fair extra - Sl5 b; gOtSi to choice do
3 1896 ~.
Wheat 1s@l11c better and moderately active
No. Ret, Jan. 81 1G14@@l IFS do Feb,
81 131s@@l 2GA do cash and Dec. 81 lG1z bid,
81 IL asked.
Corn scarcely so firm; Mixed western SPOT,
ut 5ia5714c: do future JG1aa 51Lc.
Oats III buyers favor No. . JAN, 4l7zc: do
Feb, 431lc; State 4344GLc; Western 4IGiGc.
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by WIRE.
T0:egrapiiin News of Tod

A tenant farmer named Mullen, return
ing from the BallinrObe market. was firet
upon by six men last night and instantly
killed. The assassination was the out
growth Off land quarrel.
The Reading receivers ut their meeting
to-day considered the complaint OF
the holders of the Schuylkill navi-
CATION improvement bonds, the interest
of which they announced would bc paid ut
5per cent. instead of the full rate agreed
upon in the contract. No definite action
was had.
Orangemen and Protestant farmers held
an enthusiastic demonstration at COlerain,
county Limerick, Ireland, last night, de-
nouncing the land agitation.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2l.-FlOur sluggish and
weak; superfne ut 81 OO03 IS; extra ut
50 75G4 so; Ohio and Indiana family IS 0Ol
co.., Penn'a family = 1895 50: st. Louis
family - 7j16 p Minnesota extra 8 1896 .
do straight 81 0OGQ6 so: Winter patent 81 SOC
! 80; Spring, do 81 75Gs 90.
Rye flour dull at 8 ..
Wheat steady at decline; No. 2 Western Red
81 IA; Pcnn'a. Kcd 81 1901 Il; Amber ii l3@I
IL.
Corn dull but steady: steamer, 52G53c ycl-
low SIC =: mixed. sc.
Oats finn, better grades slarce; No. White
49c; No. 2 ito 4sc; No. 3 dO at 466S467ac; No. Z
Mixed 45I@46
rye weak; Western 93c Pcnn'a &c.
Provisions steady mesa pOrk-Old, $l3 30
new Si4 IS; beet hams $lS UOGl6 80; Indian
mss beef $l7 80; Bacon-smOkesl shoulders
5,l@51Ac; salt do SIC smoked hams 9119l011c;
picklcts hams 75l49c.
Lard firm city kettle 9If0?Ic: loose butte. :
cr-' S1.ls4c; prime steam sc.
Gutier-chOicc steady, but Other kinds weak
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21

Robson and Crane T3-nigh.-Thc eminent
comedians. Robson and Crane, appear ut
Fulton opera house this evening, In the new
piece written especially for them and entitled
- Slnarps and Flats" The fame of these actors
is established, and it need only DC sad that
during the present season they have been
more than sustaining it in this amusing play.
"Wioow Bedon. n.''-Te-norrOw night Mr.. Hav
erly's Widow Ecdott" company appear at
Fulton opera house in Petroleum V. Nasby's
humorous comedy of that name. The troupe
arc described as up to the usual order of all of
IInvcrly's combinations, and Nj. Chas. Il.
Bishop has made great hit in tic character OF
the WIdoM.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21
How to- Make Skating all - the Co."

After every snow, let 4 few energetic
boys select good sheet of ice, Oh the
creek. OF convenient size and situation,
clear it OF snow and collect about a dime
from each skater as he comes on the ice.
The public should bc informed OF these
places cleared for skating by a line in the
papers, and We venture to say they would
be we'll patronizcI especially through the
holidays. Ey this means there might be
good skating here the greater part of the
vogue.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21

when he says that in order Is to get ont a nrst-
class ins: :rument at q fair price, this business
like most others has been divided into several
classes namely, key makers, reel makers anu
board.makers, action makers and case
makers" and as he is only the case-maker and
DOES only the BOXING up OF all the rest OF the
work-whicl is done (even TO tho stenctling OF
the name of the reputed mSnufacturer on the
instrument) in Worcester, Mass, by the maker
of the organ, E. p. Carpenter. Now, what does
Mr.. McKillips make: The case is certainly
not the organ. As no not wish to make this
q paper controversy, thereforeawa the pro-
duction ofa pure home made organ, to claim
the above reward and will gladly give him the
benefit of my advertisement.
ltGs FRANK j. .STElNHACSER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21

The new dry goods store of Metzscr,
Bard & EIaughman opened according to
announcement yesterday. anu the occa.
sion was signalizcd by tile presence and
patronage throughout the day of 4 large
number OF people. Those who inspected
the stock laid in by the new firm found it
to be large, we'll selected and in price
adapted to progressive trade. 1t is ar
ranged in the store rooms to the best con-
vcniencc of the preprietors and patrons,
and good light. in every quarter enables
purchasers to see what they buy. If yes
terlay's trade can be taken as an index
the "new DEPARTURE is already an as
surcd success.
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BURNED To DEATH.

| a Terrible Crime and Terrible Punishment
| MEMPHIS, Dec. 21.-A special from
lupeio, Miss, gives the following &C.
count Of a most horrible crime committed
IN Monroe county, Miss: On Saturday
night two men, giving the name of Miller.
prevailed upon Mr.. Brown Reddins to
allow them to sleep in his house over
night. About II o'clock neighbors found
flames issuing from the house and it was
soon destroyed. Search in the ruins re-
vealed the charred remains of Mr.. Reddinc,
his wife and little daughter. The two
strange men were then pursued, and or Q
OF them being captured, told a story to
the effect that he and his accomplice
chloroformed the family, secured twenty
seven dollars in money, a watch and some
clothing, fired the house and fled. His
captors then determined that he should
be punished with his own weapons.
They pinioned him, arranged pin splinters
saturated with chloreform around him, and
set them ON fire. Diligent search is being
made for the other murderer, who if caught
will doubtless share the same fate
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1t Is Worth II TRIAL.

~ was troubled tor many years with Kid
ncy Complaint. Gravel. &C.; my blood became
thin; WAS dull and inactive; could hardly
crawl about and was an Old worn-out man aif
over, and could get nothing to help me, until
got Hop Iiitter>, and now am a boy again.
My blood and kidneys arc all right, ana am
:ls active rs a man OF 80. although nm -, and
have no doubt il will do rs well tor others OF
my age. IT Is worth the trial.-tFathcr.)
lIJON,lSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21
Hurt on tho Railroad,

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 21.-While the
Trenton & Philadelphia accommodation
was taking OH passengers at Bristol this
morning, the express bound for New York
ran past, severely injuring John and An
drew O'DOnnell, Patrick Huston and Geo
Ware. One of them is thought to be fatal
ly hurt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21
NEW 4DYERTIsEMENTS.

1NSTATE OF JEREMIAH HAUMAN, LATE
Il of Lancaster city, deceased. The under
signed Auditor. appointed TO distribute the
balance remaining in the hands OF Maria Bau-
main and VIM. II. Rex. executors, to and
among those legally entitled to the same, will
sit for that purpose on THURSDAY, JANU-
AIRY 20, 1881, ut O'Clock p. H., in the Library
caster. where al persons interested in said dis
tributiOn may attend. W. LEAMAN,
d204tdOaW Auditor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21

Samuel Hess & Son, auctionecrs, sold at
public sale at the Mcrrinac house, Lancas-
ter city. for Geo. GrOssman, q; head of
Canada horses at an cvcraSe Of $1GS per
head, amongst which was mare coalt for
$3.50.
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Happy and Prosperous.

II. II. Swope writes from Avilla. No,
that the INTELLICENCER is read with
much pleasure by his family. removed
thithcr four years ago from Lancaster
county that he and his Family are happy
and prosperous liz the great Southwest,
and that no better land and farmers can
be found in Jasper county, Missouri.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21
Auotl,er (:rear COif,ae EailurO

LONDON, Dec. 21.-IIopley, Woodhead
& Co., general merchants Of Liverpool,
have failed Liabilities eel 200. The
failure was caused chiefly by losses in
coffee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21
SPECI.sL NOTICES.
SAMPLE NOTICE.

1t Is impossible for a woman after Il faithful
course OF treatment with Lydia +. Pinkha.n's
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with weakness OF the uterus. Enclose a
stamp TO Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, &is Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
ivAllyticO4iEW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21
Planning Mill burned.

BALTIC, Dec 21.-JOhn II. Heald's plan
ing and saw mill in this city was destroyed
by fire this morning. The damage on Che
mill and machinery is $4,000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21

LONDON, Dec. 21.-Eisht of the crew Of
the British bark Nile, from Quebec for
Cardiff, which capsizcd at sea November
%, were drowned, including the master
and second mate. Two of the men died
after being rescued.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-21

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-Geo. II. An
drcws has been appointed postmaster at
Pittsburgh, Pa, and Geo. p. Hendricks
at SelinsgrOve.
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THIRD EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. q, 1890,
WEATHER INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-For the Middle
states generally cloudy weather and snow.
rorthcrly to westerly winds, rising barom-
eter, stationary or slight fall in tempera-
ture. and in the southern portions clearing
weather to-nis isht.