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l,iat1on, but It would be tho hight OF folly to
permit weak nomination to be made be-
caust, Of thu, obstinate inability OF Neli.
Nfants friends to recognize In time the lin
possibility Of 1Bakihg tllo nomination which
they rightly reEnrtl rs this atrouEtst.H
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CoUHTERFElT T1EKETR-.
Considerable fuss wns accustomed In 8ec-
Sion owing to tlle presence ot, nunlbsr Of
prrsuns u.l duplicate tickets which had been
Issued by tho Committee on DlMtssEon. Sey-
Gral very ugly CONTROVERSIES arose between
which ilio duplicates ha4 been issuei. aim In
sovcrAl eases It needed the Interference Of
the ustcrs to prevent personal collisions 1t
subsequently trnnspired THAT counterfeit
tickets llnd 9eon Issued ard quite extensively
inc thrIr attention. to Section q, although 1t
IL prolAbsn TINT still more of tho countcrfnits
VIII ct,!nc to llght today. The counterfslt is
thu nalne Of the printers. ~. M. w. Jones &
Co." IL omitted, On tllg' genuine the frnl's
nn,ne is prlite!l IN small letters ut the bot
coupon for tho third session. How many ct
tho colMterfrlts wore put out It ts impossible
" say, but several brokers had them. and
sold counterfeit tickets for both ycsterdny's
buy tllelr tickets would do well, therefore, to
carefully scr.lttnIze than. as thu eounterfelH
urA almost sure to be tlutccted at the door. r
Peter kerlle1, wllo says lle Is 81 years Of
i charee of seiilng to i. i. Foote, u No: 80
vs.e" soa sss Kerssi sxn' Is bsIg s isi ed
w1tnout tii1l " tho p1llcG, rs they wish
to investigated Ills case, Tile ticket sold
S plainly i forgery. and 4 very, clever one.
Tile Tickets nro Of y peculiar, ,Klazed papor.
ored setull-work. 'rhe lettering lsln black
Ink upon, this. surfacc. ,Tle forGerles,
dliEvrunt lii The, lettering only. Tie pa-
per and scrpll-work ,,apl'aar TO 10
very similar vt least to the geh,!nt.' MI.
To0tu paItl % for Ills ticket, and IL tlle others
rais! as ,ancii tho f,fRrrs aade y :goolly. snill
during tho ,lay. Tie prlsbMur felR,ts irlo-.
Genre In tho transaction, but the police thlnk
liz lillnwB yO!netlltng rs to who lias been put
ting these tickets OH the market, -
Ex-sEcnET.ARy BOUTWELL, ON nLA1sE's
CHANCES.
DtfpattA to NfM Tu<k Uffsrld.
CH1cAGo. juno LEX Secretary Boutwell,
Gf Anssarlusetts, saya ts hes to-day given .
tho situation Ills careful study, md believes .
tllo contest Is actMally nurr1Wed down to
tirant md Blaine. II Il Is 'nRnlfrst that
Grant cnnnot bo nominated Oh the third bal;
LOT, and blaine holds bis own, when Penn- !,
sylraNln Is called on tt.at ballot Senator Canl-'
eroA Will gtve lI!alne the entlrs vote Of tho !
keyHtUtIU Etutg, "t !
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GOSSIP.

nENATOn LOGAN.
Tia .t," muW uE I1asF nls TknrHA.
stunning force Of tie test vote in the
qn Yesterday afternoon did not iu
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tho records Of the ages In tho walled rocks Of
Gothic Gnlch. You fling your lines Into tho
lirnpid pools of the river leaplng and boiling
Iide b tlie shadows; s or. fer ci'ansc, @ vsit
the Mexican ranches which occupy The
few open valleys ln tho Gallon, and observe d
lite al neW and quaint To your experience.
@ es e"e ho 81 rens ell IN ese sls ayo GHG y9 yon
70 follow their example. Tho baths aro
usually taken once or twice 4 day. about
halfway between meals: and tho luxurious
saos +. dea s ot a Fs' g yS " Ms Il s
delicious. Tho GREATEST temptation 10 ME
waa to remain In them too long. .
hTho i,otel Is kept by and Under the PcrsonSl
F. Ctapman, both Of whom i,ayr been long
resident IN the Territory, md pnderstand
the mystic art Of "kccpfng hotel" | will
only add that when VIC left them. at tie end
Of nearly week, was surprised BY tho
Communications. by tho way, learned while
tlle!e that these, gentlemen are the owners Of
IN Immense and very valuable
MEXICAN I.AS1,.0lsANT,
{This a,es 5stnG cut Swn argsy M t" satis H.
Atcl!Ison, Topeka i Santa re Railroad, and
adjoining the famous Maxwell Grnnt, north
Of Las vegRs. AZ was curious TO SEQ the
their issuance, Dr. Cunningham showed MO
o translated copy OF tho original grant and
Its several notifications. Al some OF its
ycrhiago was Interesting to me, assume
that It may be to y0tlr READERS. It was inatlo
by Don Manuel Ar,ntJo. the military Gov
crn0r Of New Mexico, ft lB45, atul recites that
he. by virtue of ofextraordinary powers grnnie'l
him BY. tho Supreme Government Of tho
1eepubilc Of Mexico, the evidence Of which
is found In the general recaptulatinn OF
the 1ndles' (the collection, Of .lecre-s of tho
Mexican Government mid original commits
slicntf0ns IT, tho Executive officers Of tho Ter
r!tory, on file, etc, doth graft to fiervacio
No'nn. ct nj, "etc. In the beginning Of the
grant Is recfted the petition Of sniff Milan,
m 1r'sllman by birtll, but n natnraliu:il clti-
zeli of Mexico, and long resident, stating
that ae had found a piece of mud lii tic
cailnn Of tho Reti 'Kf.er vacant, M
populated, and uncllItlvatea, bounded 0n the
untlon In which they would plAce them
selves, as we'll ns all their helpless brethren In
the South. It by n defeat in November the
administration nf National affairs should
I'nss into the hands OF the Democracy,
II Grant las We do not doubt any 'oneer)
Is disposed of forever, then tho praise and
mer'torfous Acknowledgements for this
nchicyeinent ls dne to tho Republicans Ut
Illinois, but particularly TO those IT Cook
County, who with their revolt ngaInst- tho
tasktnnster Logan gave the first signal for
combined attack ot oil tho forces nKafnst the
Confederation Ut Three.
, 1880-06-04

The greatest appetizer, stomach, blood, eud
LIVER regulator on eatth-Hup Ulttar1. s.|-'' !
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= SUMMONS.
81 s*ssSlSR - -.s@ "a sa5a tuss
rDasseaY orIwAsaneros, ..

s In Justice Court. Roswell Scott. J.P.
To y. y y. HAIAs .s,8 = All
Won, ARE HuREDI NOTIFIED THAT CHRIG-
i tian DfoWnAeld hss Sled : clatzn agatnst
Ct my ofios In Neaasis, In King county. v. r.. 81
TIA l2th day Of June A. p. 1a6O. at the hour Of 10
Ssloc3 A. =, and unie6s you appear and then
tnd tbess s1suer. tAe sasas Will ~ TAKEN - con.
1 e: e .I ~ . S1as: Z s.:ssS
~ phyo6oot q a'eSgtaln prunn11sory note made
~ yea Mn ems J. r. Roatee, n saiA Christian
DrownAel6, tbs amount Of which With Interest u
- As-l00. sh<sssA'fs = s W 4c
Verified Claim died Nay 10th. 1890 tss2
= mylswH ROSWELL SCOTT p.
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Come. nov, Judge. I have 10 wash
for . living. That little tribe last
night can be overlooked in such { big
world - this. Just look Ut the bis
sers on my hands,
i know you do work, and Tn sorry
TO see woman Of your age here on .
charge Of drunkenness
'Plesse pass it over. Judge. sm
growing old and wne't be here long
- bother the officsrs and the coast'
Yes. Mary Shsntsr. you sre growing
old. he said. Is he leaned back aad
looked ct her. L zoe wrinkles 10 your
face. gray hairs on your head. and
know hat you esr breaking down.
Your husband Is dead. your home =
gone aud your children srs In Heaven,
hops. ! knov shse you must ssme-
times feel l,us3y and perhaps reckless.
'Ah. your honor, il you only knew
what i, was 20 be . pSr old lonely
w0msu--uo hous TO % fe-no friends
T., turn to-uo memories IT anything
but shadows'
She hid her face 10 her apron aud
sobbsd like . child.
'Yoa MY Co. he quietly said. you
can b good, led . seber Lii. end mn
shine may conc 10 you ~stroueh ell
shadows. ! hops nsver = sse you hsse
aeaf0 a. 49, asE ~
And them's the first blessed. kind
words / hsvs heard 10 ten years. She
g.spsi - che withdfew. and court I'D
iournod. -ass.
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TO THE unfortunate.

inAl Wsskness. IsnPete ncy. night loses b.
cen positively be cured. The slck and An .cssa
should no. fail 10 call upon him. The poetos
has travelled excessively In Europe, and Inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. Obtaining
10 competent 10 impart 70 those In nsed Of hts
sersices. DR.. 0IBB0N viii maks NO charge
unless he eject euve. Perpons q . dtstan6e
NAY BIZ CURED AT aOME. An cam
oae bat the Doctor. Persons writing 70 the Dos.
cor will please state tbs name of ths pap 2 they
s~e this advertlssment In. Charges reasonable
Call or write. Address DIR. J. 2. 0lbDUN. Boa
medicine. II ols-dAvls
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FOR SALE.

JlKE WELL KNOWN IAGLR BREWERY SIT
Il uatsdas Aakilteo. epohouish county. ".
The building u lQx60 feet, thres stories high
Win hydfauhe poWog. 4 newer failing stream Q
en- We1~ ssnltsh1s for besvinG purpoee& Vel
Supplied With Tubs, Casks and Kegs and conveu
Tent 10 daily steamboat navieation
e010uo W1ohiae % invest IL such property VII
20 we'll 70 examine the premises before purchaa
ting elsewhere.
- RpER9 sa8sE 0RoRG1 CANfIINI.
Hukilteo. Nay i2ths 1sA ssae myisdAw4w
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TAE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

u . oovoe.eo11tnQ CoBo
fog Negvous Debilssy,
Exhsastsd WtslitJ
seminal Wegh y ssU.
0pegnasofrhOo, NO01
AAlho0D. lmpo1se,
cy. rsralySts. plld al
he terrible s1kcts -
eelf . Abuse. youthful
fOllies, and sIceseee ID
maturer years - sucA
- Lsss Of Aenaoey,
Ynsoftuio 190cns.rnai
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Jack YES net . Bad boy. but he WAS
q terribly mischiesous one, and bis
parents really felt rslisf 1t the thought
that he was 70 start Tor boarding school
the next day. His father thong ht d i
whem he found that Jack bad used his
rsxr IL white = kite stick. He
Thought 20 again when be discovered
that Jack's BAH had gone through the
parior window. Jsek's mother thought
20 when she found muddy footprints
ell over the psfler carpet and . great
scar upoa the pisno lrg. They beth
though 20 when thsif chat at the sup
per table was interrupted by wishing
snd the upsetting Of ihs milk pitcher,
aud they told Jack so when. after hav.
Ing driven almost wild his father who
wss trying 10 rad The evsaiog kspsr.
By trying TO get % fight between
the Dig aud cat. he sat down on his
mothers new bonnet shs bad just been
fixing, sud utterly ruined il. Early
next mssning Jack was packed on. Oh,
What d .sslief from noise and trouble it
wasl His fathers rszors remained un-
disturbed: no SQUAD Of breaking glssa
Was heard; the parlor carpet WAS un-..
stained By mud. But somehow the
house didn't seem very cheerful to its
occupants. Il was long day. 'fes
was served. There was no whistling or
upsetting Of dishes to interrupt their
conversation. but the talk didu't seem
TO run on % saoothly sitss ALL And
when il oAms 10 reading the evening
paper and fixing up another bonnet.
the dog tnd ost dept ssrensly on the
hearth rag and m disturbance inter
Suptsd the proceedings. That's the
differences between having boy In the
house end having him away, and the
gsntlsmAn put down his paper and re-.
marked - much to his wifs. when he
noticed quivsring about her mouth
and two big drops on Der cheeks. and
there wss kind OF mistinAss about Ills
eyes that belhsrsd him sbont seeing.
I'VE" be answered. '.it-is Mica land
quiet; boo hoo HOO" and be got up
and vent 70 the window aud looked
ousend- blsw bis nose Sss swslys min.
8 - q x = - ., a - s. =
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xtainA bsgelr ffsqusutod IN roos
slss -. RsrpA Pasjs. vhsrs be sesd> to
station hfuksif with 3 rclasionet and :
vsry iatslliGnnt peo1ls. The place
VS. we'll chossa, and charitable con.
trihations poured iato thsiisils wooden
bawl which the deg held in bis mooth.
One day the hind man. Who had
seschs1 - advaacsd ass. vs. not to be
Sssn. He had fallen Ill. His faithful
cuupaaion continued 10 frequent the
accasspued spot. Add the npsssers- bv
sndef6esoo thAt his 1902 vas unveli
and. touched By his Adslisy, dropped
their pieces iato his boSi in inoressed
ausnhsrs. After . time the beeear
vent the way Of ell Aesh. ard the
leo4le va so no moro. The roor
snsnal uat band lying dend q !,
cellar Ssss bic fsrase masesr's abods.
. sum q %. 900 frases In buuis q sbs,
Osleaas Railway bsiuR dlsssvstsd'
undsr tLe litter on which he xAsI
= 8s sgeFsxx a.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-10
JOHN KELLY BEATEN.

The TaInnany Chieftain no Longer Con. :,
tZoIler Of the City of: Now York-Allen
Campbell Confirmed.
New YORK, Dec. 1O.-Allen Campbell
has just been confirmed comptroller, vice
John Kelly.
Stormy Proceedings In tho Board of Alder
New YORK, Dec. 1O.-Mayor Cooper
sent to the board of aldermen to-day the
name of Allen Campbell to be comptroller
in the place Of John Kelly. Alderman
Perley moved to confirm and Alderman
Kirk moved to amend by referring to a
committee. Debate cnsued.
During the progress of the vote on the
amendment Alderman Houghton voted in
favor Of it because he said the mayor had
not consulted the Democratic members of
the board. When the name Of Alderman
Sauer was called he said Allen campbell
was all unscrupulous man and denounced
the statement that Tammany hall had af-
tiliat4'i with the Republican party for any
nomination.
Campbell was confirmed iby vote of 13
to 8. The board of alderman is composed
Of Tammany Democrats, Z anti-Tam-
many Democrats and 6 Republicans.
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MlRkEYN.


PaILADRLPHIA. Dec. l0-Flour ,,:r.c.
dull but price unchanged. owing to ii.ht
StockS : supernne at 81 2JflS -; extra nj
W0a 50; Ohio anu Indiana family IS 500
~; fenna family 3 1og5 80: 81. Louis
inamny = OG6 50: Minnesota family a. 50,; 90 :.
s sttsghs saE'm p s" oo.1s g 90 Winter p:isnt 81 SOC
kye hour dull at IS 25
wheat Wheat unsettled and declining: No. >
western Red q l694; Pcnn'a. Rel Il bl9i ii !;
Corn dull and weak: steamer at s.,.c. vel,
low, Old, Sc ;.ncw, Soc mixed. new. I'D: obi
Oats quiet anu easier: No. White 4se \,
= 10 40 A'c; No. 10 4GG ii1ac: No. . Mixed ut
Rye quiet Western 95c Penn'a aS..
PROVISIONS quiet, but steady mes, rorl.
Oh, Sl3 81: new, S!5 = beef hstnls NJ SIS %
gSS; Indian mss beef $I1 %: E,c"n-
smoked shoulders Ji.6l6c salt do o.d. aiic
new, new, S4c: smoked hams 9'.fi0i:c; p.cl,icu
Lard stea,iy city kettle ut ?Tn .c: ,o,so
butchers SIC; prime steam 5. ,I?c.
Butter quiet aside from strictly choice:
Creamery extra SJeI36c do .uOd ;I chusc,. $40
Sac; Ii. Z. and n. \. extra 23ta3oc western
reserve extra 2n92!c do good 10 choic. iSa 90:
Rolls firm tor choice: Peam'i F.t-:s - gaic
w estcrn Reserve extra 2,dSIJ
Eggs firm with good inquiry for fresh: %.
&c Western 3G6i3lc.
Cheese market duh and prices veal:
New York ful! cream ri IIlf' .c; Western
fun cream ut l2a4c; do lair to goo,, III
!lQl2c: dO half Skins aud PGnn'a skins nj
lONlOhc.
Petroleum firm retins,i ut ?':c.
Secds-GoOd to priuIc clover ,dulI NJ :. co
b 80: Timothy nothing doing: Fl:.v<rod
lOminal.Rt 81 ~.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
ANOTHER MINING HORROR.

Eishty-Sevcn Persons Likely ferished.
CARDIFF, Dec. 1O.-A great explosion
occurred this morning at the Penygrig
new colliery, in the Rhondda valley. Its
believed that 81 persons have perished.
An exploring party has just discovered six
teen corpses. Damp and rubbish i'm
pede the search. The pit is one mile from
the Scene Of the great explosion in Denas
colliery, January Is. 1873, when sixty per-
sons perished.
The shock was felt for miles around, the
earth shaking rs if there were an earth
quake. There are also eighteen horses in
tho pit. The most intense excitement pre-
walls. All the roads and approaches are
thronged with waiting men, women and
children and their cries are heartrending.
Many volunteers offered to join an ex-
plorins party, but up to nine o'clock no
attempt was made to descend the shaft.
There is not the slightest hope of saving
any OF the men in the pit. Seven corpses
have been brought to the surface and
many more have been seen. It has been
definitely ascertained that all are dead.
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RUM AND BAD WOMEN.
What Brought William Gray to the scan

What Brought William Gray to the Scaff0ld
This Morning.
SHERBRooK, Quebec, Dec. 1O.-William
Gray, convicted of the murder of Thomas
Mulligan, was hanged this morning at 8
O'Clock. The prisoner slept we'll last night
and ate 4 hearty breakfast.
On the sca.fold he spoke in strong
voice, asserting his innocence of murder.
lie said his only crime was in stealing ar
ticlcs belonging to the murdered man
which were found in his possession. He
advised all young men to avoid rum and
bad women, saying it was those two evils
which had brought him to the gallows.
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Ton. Of G,apes and Their Use.

1t IS astonishing to see the large quantity OF
grapes of the finest quality. ans: large clusters
that are each year mashed up Tor wine. 1T tho
vineyards of \. Spcc-, Passaic. y. J. Mr..
Spcer buys large quantities of grapes. and also
raises the Oporto grape from which he makes
his celebrated wine. without the ar!mixturc OF
alcohol or spirits. This wine is found by care
fIl analysis to be the best wine in market for
invalids and deb;!;tated persons. 1t is called
Spccr's Port Grape Wine, and is sold By drug
gists. 1t Is extensively used By churches tor
the communion table. Excellent tor ta;isued
females This wine is recommended by DrI.
Atiee and Davis, and for sale by ii. Il. Slay
maker. ai-2wd&w
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Victim NO Longer.

Ben. Brust, Horsehcads, Chemung Co., n. y,
writes: have been a victim to Dyspepsia, in
the worst shape it could attack an English
man. l would sit down to enjoy q meal, Of
something like after taking few mouths
stomach. and have to stop. I constantly had
the Heartburn and Headache also q Dizziness.
My mother procured me q bottle of Spring
Blossom it cured me !; I can cat square meal
and enjoy it. l never felt better in my life.
Price 80 cents, trial size 10 cents.
For sale by II. Is. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
ls9 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
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Coughs.

'BroWn's bronchial Ircches ARE lisc, with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, sore Throat,
IIOarseness and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these Trocles have been i'll use,
with annually increasing favor. They ar: not
new and untricd, but, !ltvin; been tested by
wide and constant use iU!' nearly an entire
generation, they lSs"c attained wclI-mcri,cd
rank among The few staple remedies of the a:se.
The Throat.
''Rr0Gn'S Bl e. ;'iUt IrOchcS' act directly
on the organs "i -: voice. Thcy hav" an cX-
tr:lOrlinary etc; liz all disorders OF tho Threat
and Larynx, .orii:y Il healthy tone v hen re-
!aXcd eithe' :. bHI cold or Ovri:cXrrtiOn of tEs:
voice, and 4, .ucc Il cIcavan'i slisiinc: cnunci-
alton. SpcoGcrs ana SinGcrS tin'i the Trothcs
useful.
Cough, Cold, CathrTh Hl Sore Thvo2; re-
quires immediate attention, rs neglect often
times results in some j,icuraElc Lung Disease.
:" BrOyn's bronchial Ir1ches" will almost i'll
variaDly give relief limitations are O1terc.i for
sale, many o: which are injurious. Tho genu
inc BrOun's Broachi0: Trochcs' are sold
only in boees. THIS
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Departing From tho Doctrine OF the Fathers
New York Sun.
When the fathers OF the constitution
were framing that instrument, it was pre-
posed to confer ON the chief executive Of the
nation some high h-sounding title, such His
Hishness Or His Majesty. But the sturdy
statesmen of the Revolutionary period re-
iected the proposition, and decided that
lie should have no royal handle to his
Eame, but should he called simply The
President.
Mr., Hayes has departed from the spirit
of the Fathers, and has been cudgelling
his brain to suggest some new title for the
already much-titled Grant. Already . new
military rank and title-highsr than ny
bestowed upon WashingtOn-have been
created for the special benefit of Grant.
The next thing to be expected is an am
bilious party in American politics boldly
proposing to confer the title Of Emperor
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HilielnJ To-night.-The great master of til,
violin, August Wilhelmj, is the attraction a
the opera housc tonight, and his name itself
tower of strength in every intelligent and
music-ioving community, is on this occasion
supported by those of COnstantin Stcrnberg
the Russian pianist, and Mics Letitia Fritch
the celebrated prima donna soprano. Such 6
galaxy OF musical talent has seldom before
shonc in this community, and our people
should not permit this opportunity of grand
musical treat to pass by unimproved.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-10
Death Of an Editor,

J. w. Sandoe, late editor of the Stras-
burg Free Press, died at his residence in
Strasburg OH Wednesday Of consumption.
Mr.. Sandoe was practical printer.
and some years ago, in connection with
George II. Rancls, established the New
Holland Clarion. About three years ago
ho sold his interest in the Ciar;o!, and pur-
chased from George L. Eager the Stra>-
burg Free Press, which Ee conducted until
about a month ago. He leaves :, wife aud
several young child rem.
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Hurrah! for our Side.

Many people have lost their interest In poll
ties ard in amusemcnts because they are 80
out of sorts and run down that they cannot
enjoy anything. If such persons would only
he wise enough to try that celebrated remedy
Kidney Wort and experience its tonic and reu-
ovating effects they would soon be hurrahing
with the loudest. In either dry or liquid form
tits u perfect remedy for torpid liver, kidney
or bOwels.-Erch0nge.
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Executor Of JacOb Allison, decd
d7-lwd&3tw


A VALUABLE CITY BUSINESS PI.3.';:E-
N TY AT PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SALE.
That twO-stOry brick and stone iIG,,sc, stores
and dwellings, situated Nos. l%;; and l:iJ East
King street, Lancaster. Lot - feet front by
$50 feet I'm DEPTH more or lcss. The first fOOr
front Is divided into two eligible store rooms.
The basement Is fiOOrc'l and plaster IL. Tho
dwelling has eight rooms, with large 2arrct
fruit in the yard, with right to street sewer
and to party wall Oh the west.
II not previously sold Mt private sale, the
above property will DE offered at public. sale on
Monday, December IL, 1850.
Sale to commence at J O'Clock d. ~. :.t the
Leopard Hotel, when conditions will ho EI:.t,e
known by JAMES EL iCN.
HENRY SCHUBERT. Auct. si2-ts.l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-10

NEW YORK. Dec. W.-FlOuT-St:ttc and West
crn IN buyers favor. light export ami jobbin.s
trade Superf1nc state 50 iGGi 90 rStr., .lu u
g. ~; choice do - s0dj IL: fancy Ia III
do Mt IS S;saS s3: Ui'o ~ .rn - q. sGc ,,
common to good extra do ~ i3u -; choice.
10 % OO16 IS; choice " bite wheat ,,o 81 10
G6 Southern dull. common to- fair extra
. 00ss5 50: good to choice dn.sJ :0nG -.
Wheat-Winter Rel !, IlIa,II easier; White Il
trlne nrmer, quiet No W iIitc, Jan. ); iSi.g4
1874 ;tO Feb, 81 II No. Red. Jan. - aD'leo
2i1s do Feb. 81 21G9 2.>a ~, March II ~.
Corn dull, wlthOu: ,iec.rCd change: Mike.
western spot: snsl4 4c: ITO iutur'. 81, 'a''.
Oats dull State 4il.4 Western iS.2i|..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-10

i VATEsale that twO-stOry BRICK WELL
ING HOUSE with twO-stOry Brick Back Build
ing, situate ut No. ~ South Lime street. The
house fronts 10 feet, and 10: extends il depth
1888 feet to Zion Lutheran church. Tie house.
has been recently papered throughout; there
in the house, and water in tie Kitchen. in the
lot are choice varieties of fruit trees end IL
fine grape vine. On the south side of TIE house
IL an alleyway for the exclusive of this
property. Possession given April J. ISL. r
not sold at private sale the above property
will be offered at public sale. :t the Leopard
hotel. on Saturday evening. December -. 1850,
ut O'Clock. PHILIP DOERSOM.
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