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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-18
OBITUARY


Francis Nelson DaisZ, son of Christie
p'ler Daisz, the wel!-known grocer of this
city, died at tho residence OF his parents,
South Queen street near Vine about 10
O'Clock last evening in the Both year of
his age. His death resulted from con-
sumption with which he suffered Tor the
past nine months. lie was cigar.maker
by trade but was for several years in the
grocery business, first rs partner with
Mr.. Lawrence and subsequently as
salesman for his father. lie was man
Of good business qualifications and ire
rroachablo character. He leaves a young
wife but 40 children to mourn his untimc-
ly end.
Death of Abraham IL. Relst.
Abraham II. Rcist, liquor laerchan. of
this city. died rather Suddenly at his :ts-
idencc. South Queen street near Vino, bc.
tween l and . o'clock this morning,
o: congestion of the lungs, in the
5.th year of his age. During the late
cold spell of weather Mr. Reist took q
long drive into the country. ard contracted
4 severe cold. On "Wednesday last he
took his bed. and though he received the
kindest nursing and the best medical at
Tendance. he died at the time above stated.
He was born near Lititz on tho 18th of
February 1926. He married Miss Mary
Miller, by whom he had six children,
three Of whom are living. For thirteen
years he was proprietor Of the Washington
house, at Mannheim, Fourteen years ago
he removed to this city, aud went into the
wholesale liquor trade, and carried it On
till tho time Of his death. lie was
q prominent Republican politician, AID
was several times a candidate for office,
hut as he announced himself opposed to
al! rings. the rings defeated him. He was
q kind and indulgent husband and father,
and an honest, upright man. He was a
member OF the United Order OF Amsr.ca',
Mechanics. and perhaps of one or two
other beneficial organizations.
Death of Miss Anrie l.. t:is.ln.
On Saturday we made mention OF the
,:cath of Miss Sue Girvin, a teacher in .Le
public schools of this city, aud stated that
her sister, Miss Annie E. Girvin, was ly.
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+ HAVE 40 IsUNCHES OF BANANAS
! now riDen;ng: Also l25 boxes Florida
Oranges. Kegs and barrels OF White Grapes.
Either OF these articles make nice Christ
mas Present, CHAS. w. ECKERT,
1t No. 10 East King street
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S::tT is the time to treat Ca.arrh Cf long
standing. Llys' Cream Eaim reaches Old and
ObS,!i;it3 cases where :,ii other et,ieS fail.
DO not neglect procuring Il bottle, as in il lies
the relief you seek. rice 30 cents.
Apply into nOstri!s with little finger.
A EeEtlcIlaC from OrGvillr, Pa calleG! my
attention to Eiys' Cream Balm as a remedy
for Catarri. Hay Fcvc:. dc. He was earnest
in asserting it to be positive cure (himsef
having been cured by iD that l purchased {,
stock. The Balm has already effected 4 num-
bcr OF cures. l.. +. HYATT, MD. BORDEN
town, Nd.
For several years L have been troubled with
Catlrrh have tried many remedies. Eiys'
Cream Balm has proved oGc the article de-
sired. l ,lievc it is the only cure. l.. Il. Co
EURN, TOwanda, Pa. dT2wdM, ,W.&F
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(iC:aC TO Florida,

This afternoon tho Florida party started
On their a:irual pilgrimage Tor the fair
land oc flowers, and will spend the season
at Jacksonville. far from tho chilling blasts
of !. northern winter. The party conf
prises Messrc. Michael ZahD. John W.
Jackson, Mrs. Rhoad>, Mr;. Shreinsr and
Miss Shrsiner, Mrs Sener and Hiss Scner.
Their nnahy friends here wish them q
pleasant journey ana safe return.
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M1kKETS,
Ph:ladeIpilla Market


a'a,LaoELPHsA, Dec. lS.-Flonr quiet and
unchanged.
Rye flour at !3 S1lI4 O0.
Wheat dull and easy; No. Western Red,
81 OGA0l O7H; Del. and Pa. Red. 81 OIGl Os ;
Longerry Red and Amber, Il 090l 10.
Corn dull for local lots Steamer 6lM6tc ;
Yellow, GGc Mixed, G51sGGG No. ; Mixed, 59sl
Coo.
Oats dull No. l White. 5Ia52c No. ? do,
.3@G50r: No. 3 do, 4s15c; NO.2 Mixed, 461lc.
Seeds Clover firm Mt slo0l, 30; Timothy
dull at s. 10ac Oc; Flaxsced ,iull ~ II 25I
l@.
Provisions in fair demand.
Lard quiet; City Kettle, 1ls.Gl2c; loose
butchers, lCA@l1c.
Butter-rnarket firm and active in choice
grades Penna and Western Creamery Extrs,
4oc DO firsts, 3i137c l.. C.sextIa. 3'I 81: New
York extra. sc; Western do, 23030c t,O good
20 choice. 25G2Sc.
Rolls scarce and wanted at 22GeS..
Eggs firm for fresh; Pcnn'a &c Western,
j0c lined. "a y2Jc.
Cheese stciiy
Petroleum dull EennCd, 7MI.-sc
WHISKY al 81 20.
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n Had Tramp.

\ Iurlr low nisbc.avcd himself very
badly on Dukc street. Saturday evening,
and Oii:er ForLncy sttenpsc,. to arrest
him lie knocked the O;li3er dow II and
would have escaped had not John Grau
put in an appearance anC! knocked tiia
tlamp down aud secured Hin. Alderman
Barr committed him 70 the county jail. and
it as as much as Foriney and Grau could
do 10 lard him safely behind the bars.
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Purity the Blood.
" sWAYNE'S PILLS."
" SwAYSES PILLS "
Z. Sl,.A NMI.'S HILLS

ACTS AS HEART COERECTOE
and by cleansing, regulating and strcIl;.t her.
ing lh:: organs otGi-csi ion. secretion and :il-
sorptior. cure ApOplexy, sits, Paralysis, Scr-
..0Esncss. Dizziness. Debility, Billion sness,
Bad Breath, Jaandicc, Liveran4 Kidney Com
plaint, Lack OF Appetite, Low Spirits, 1ndi-
sestion or Dyspepsia. Iiea,!achc. Constipation,
Fevcrs. Malaria and Contagion. Fever an
.Ague, Diarrbea, Dropsy, Colds. rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Gou;, Female Weakness, Urinary
disorders. and all Irregularities Ot The Spleen,
Stomach, Bladder and Bowels.
RESTORING TO HEALTH
when ali other remedies fail. They keep tho
system in I healthy condition hy arOusinS ti:o
torpid liver to healthy action, and cxpcliins
by hc bowels and kidneys Tic matter that
poi-ons the foundations OF life. Re particular
to obtain " Swayne's Pill Price % cents Il
box OF 60 pills, or5 boxes 81.
Prepared only by DIR. SwAYNE u SoN s'!.i'a-
dclphia, Pa.
Ask your druggist tor them. Sent by ::l::'l
to any address. Octfcod&wM.W,F
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a canary Bird

lpates one of The incest Christmas presents
his sweet voice being ] constant reminder OF
, he donor Tie newly imported Night sing
ing canary is the best, as it sings by lampl!ght
as well as during the day: the cost is 5, so.
Cages can be had from sl.0o for nice brass
cage up to siO.o) for a silver p ated one.
The best place 20 60 for these things is TO tho
retail! department of the BIRD FOOD COM
pASY, %. South Eighth street. Philadelphia
They have the largest stock OF all kinds OF
tirJs, cages, aquariums. fine bred dogs, ETC..
IN America Canaries can Dc sent by express
with perfect safety. a printed guarantee
" i,h every bird GS-2tawtl5e3t25&w
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ing at the point of death The latter died
yesterday Lear noon, and to-day TIE dead
bodies Of the Two sisters lay side by side
| ut their late residence No. 400 Church
! h'reet. and viii soon rest siGs by side IN
| lie SAINT ,G.ve il Lancaster cemetery.
! These estimablc ladies were daughters Of
the late Col. Iaaa, GirvI1, Of Strasourg.
, sad sisters OF D-. Girvr, Of Philadelphia
p. and of 81 JOHN r. War:ei Of this city.
! Annie Wa hclII on the 9Th Of January,
! 1892, ard Sue Or the l+tL Of October,
i 1888. They were lie long companions.
and eaci, lived Tor the other. Both had
| orlgh: :;!;I!...vcts, both graduated at Alll-
ieIsyile 3uTmat school. both adopted
t""GaiC;- - a profession, and bOth were
.ou,.r:!u : Srcc2sa.ui IL their calling.
. Hhcc Is, ll'li..ma state normal school vas
!uiit ,...! t.aclels were wanted for
It. D. ]. =. Wickors'sam recon-
r.2anda,. ::;.c as suitable person for d
position in the new SciOUi. sac was
elected aad tanght there successfully for
:GveraI sessions. Meantime her lister
-inne Wa teaching successfully IN the
Lancaster nnJ.ic schools. Bu5 their
warm ;ltt3c,.,:cIC for each other made it |
unpleasant III :iicin 10 be separated, and
10th of them resigned their positions anG !
:elnrEed 20 then cd lone III Strasburg, !
where ;.... o.,2"r'! = private school. and |
conducted IT, u,,:ii 1863 ' ZEN Miss Sue |
y::,s e.ec!cn .';c!:t-, IN ,. oi the second
:'ry sclrn!,, ii. tN!, city. TAey came to |
ii.Gcastc. !"-.t!.cr AMI vent - house, |
keet;n- Il - As,ii.. as Lous keeper and |!
Hiss ,j..,: IS ,.:ch:Y. From r'.as time for !
ware thcy lived together. About three |
years ago Bliss Annie, while attempting to |
,Govo :. >:nve, hIui:"u her br. asst severely. |
Cancer resulted ara: ;.::ttr& period Of the !
most painful huifer:ng s>n" Glcd yesterday !
as above stated. Hex sister Who was her
failhtu! Eurse a;sd conI;aDoI. during her
illness, Was act:.c.csi with lie 30 less
,:>a:,!:2 af!iict:D0, Bright = s:i>oa rr tie
:.i.'ieys, an! died EIil.y ii2 lit s;s Aa, }. eli
before ;st:,c.:. Both l.Iius were widely
known i. ih.S city and al hosts OF warm
il;en;*. III Y y@clr lie inn- .,iembo:s OF
the Fr s3yt'r s.n ,:;:E!ch, and hy the purity
Of ti:c;: lives ;,;lvo evidence OF the stead
i.:stItss rf tier ,ai il. THIS afternoon tho
Goub,e funeral look place from tho Iesi- |
arHcc cf their u.ot:icr-i;!-iaw. John i.
"aric', >sn., ana WIS attended by Il large
coHcCursc Of mourning friends.
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On SATURDAY, afternoon two horses
hitched to wagon belonging to tie
AllepdaIc cotton mill, at Chestnut and
Plum streets, started on run. They
came in Chestnnt street at q furious rate
and dashed down across North Queen to
Market. AT i.is point one Of them fell
and that stopped the team. The wagon
was net broken and one horse was only
bruised.
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FOk N.lLk.

TNf:: RENT. EH'." C,sr rri:-r ,AY OF
april n. Xt. tll-. ,i. ir:t.l;c st.r gcom and
dwelling. Nos 1! ant ~ >,'ut, Q,.'I street.
Apply to W. y. Hi;iHrON,
dll.Iwi No. 3S South t,.l.. E, si rect.
~: ~..:v ~, "S-. -: .:>;.-vAND
-. i.KN:. .t.l.>.
dil5~ucoi aao NoHru LIME srs.ar.
Il House and lore rcnm ri i'.t:r,. Gun
bakers estate, Nos. iI2 and ~ NJ: /, Queen
street. Apply to WM. Il. WHO'S, or
\. T.. RElNDs
dI2-3teGd ,rrrreys.
Nli.UAHLs; CITY pEO"hHiy 4. fRl-
vatc Sac-Thc undcrsignca, Il ut for
Offers mt pltV:tic sale, ail that i.oi ui t,round
ant! Building erected thereon (5cin.; -, En-,
ginc House OF said Com i,iny r.crntiv rr ,ctcIi)
situated on the north si,ieOT Yves kiu-. street.,
west of Charlotte street, In the city ~ Lam
caster, fronting West King Sire. - feet
and extending in depth to Grant Street 2i5
feet, a'ijOining properties of j. NJ. inrzOg
and Philip Wall. The BUILDING is lr,s ;,ntiAlIy
built il 3! feet wide by ;OO feet ,.ycp ; has u
stories il: height and has water AMI ot her con-
venfences.
This i;,I:iirc: is n mirably :: ':,i.:ed for
market or tobacco warehouse. and the atten-
tiOn Of buyers Is directed TO this ,,O. crty as
- " - ~ ~ " JACOB Is. LONG,
Real Estn'c Agent,
y North Queen 81.
dG,s,li,l3 Is, Is. 20. .2s:.sa27,sO
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Sudden Dca::l o: "a Cn.kd,

A young son of Mr.. Amos Bowman,
cashier of the Marietta National bank,
was accidentally shot by a companion in
that town On Saturday. The weapon was
shot gun, and the load took effect in the
right arm. making severe AMI painful
wound. The boys had been playing witt.
the gun when it vas accidentally dis
charged
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4 STATED MEETING OF THE SHlF-
~ FLEH 5. +. E. 4 F. Hose Co., No. 7, will
he held in the Shiffier house Tomorrow
CTuesday) evening. Several important re-
ports will be presented.
Il p. S. GOODMAN, Secretary.
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AMu1ernontS.

"2He Danites" TOniyM-JOaquiE Iiiler'=
thrilling port.aiturc OF life in California will
be presented in Fulton opera mouse tonight
by the Palmer g. Ulmei company, the only
company travelling under Mckee Rankin S
sanction. and one which bears good crecen.
t!aIs in shape of com p:imentary notices from
the New England press. Miss Lizzie May Ul-
mer, who plays the part OF Billy !iper, Is
spoken CT as q beautiful and highl,' accom-
piished actress and the entire rcndit.l OF the
drama is said 10 be picturesque and thorough
ly elective.
A NoveI IEntertainmcnt.-Thc entertainment
to be given in Fulton Hall Thursday evening,
Dec. %. by the West Mission N. Z. Sabbath
school of Eva" 3 sacred service OF recitation
and song, illustrated by taDleaux, Will be an
entirely new thing in the way OF Sabbath
school entertainments, and will introduce
some OF the best LGmc talent available.
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dit!wurod $50 NORTH LIME sritaT.
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An Old Hotel lsurned .

ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 1S.--The interior
of the old Atlantic house, in this city, was
partially destroyed by fire this morning.
Il was one Of tho first hotels opened ut
this place, hut has not recently been used
for hotel purposes. The amount of the
loss has not yet been ascertained.
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(.attlC Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is. Cattle active :;
sales, 800 head; prime 6Ag7c; good ut
6@GHc; medium at S4'Ac; common at
33zM4Lc.
Sheep active: sales, 10 900 head: prime. 81
g5Nc; COOL, 4A15c; common, SHgic i;
Hogs-1narket fair; sales. 400 head;
prime. 9AM3%c: good, sA@9c; medium,
si4I3;ac; common, &c.
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a-Dtl,crSi C:Oitse.Ss .S0ihe-l


are yon disturbed: y: nigh, ana broken IT
your res: by SICK child suffering ard ciyins;
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth? II
so. 90 1T once ::na get Il bottle ct MRS. WIN
Slows Ss:tTI!S:; SYRUP 1t wifi relieve
the poor lite s:lit.rvr neutrality-suspicious.
upon il fher" is 10 mistake about il. There
is not lao:a!er on e:lrth VINO has ever rsed II,
who VIII not tell you ut once that it viii resu-
kate Ia bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to tho child, oDcr:ltin, !,
i,kr magic. Il IS perfectly sale To use in all
Cases, ani pleasant to the taste, and j., t!,s.
prescription OF one OF the oldest ant hest
female physicians anu nurses in the Gmtf"
States. Sold cveryw here - cents Il hottie.
m2.ly-M.W&S&w
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KelloY,A EAfal Bullet.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1S.-William
Keieyl was placed on trial to-day, charged
with the murder Of Mrs. Emma Rogers,
in July last. He had guarrel!ed with the
woman's husband and fired at him. but tho
ball struck and killed Mrs. Rogers, as she
stood by her husbands side.
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Property Sold.

J. 3. Long, real estate agent, sold to-
day at private sale, the property No. 44f
North Duke street, belonging to John E.
UuIIey, - Misses r. and II. Hamilton,
cE private terms
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The supreme
court Of the United States rendered a de :
c;sion this afternoon in tho political assess
ment case of N. M. Cu,tis. The constitution
atty of the law under which Gen. Curtis
vas convicted is affirmed and the petition
for writ ofhabeas corpus is denied. Chief
Justice Waite delivered the opinions of
tho court, Judge Brady dissenting.
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Argument Court.

This morning the argument court began.
The list was called but no cases were
taken up until this afternoon. Nothing
was done at the meeting Of ccurt on Sat.
uvflSy afternoon.
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Assessor AppOintCG.

Henry II. Bergeman has been appointed
by the county commissioners % assessor
of Clay township, to fill the vacancy oc-
casioncd by the death of John w. Buchtcr.
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Whom There's II VIII There's = Way.
Anyone who has the will to try Thomas Ec
lcctric Oil will surely find 1he way to robust
health. in cases OF bronchial affections. sore
throat, pains. etc; and as an internal remedy,
lis invaluable. For sale ly u. Il. Cochran
druggist, l37 :.i,i l3) North Queen street.
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On Trial for the Huddy Murder.
DUBLIN, Dec. 1S-Michael Flynn was
arraigned to day charged with par:ic;ps
tion in the murder OF the Iluddys. lie
pleaded not guilty.
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WEATHER. laI)RLATlOSS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, northwest
winds, shifting to easterIy, slight rise in
temperature, slight rise followed by falling
barometer.
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Fa.aI F;yht !,boat :. CI.:,

PARIS, Ky, Dec. 1S.-James Allen ia.
taliy shot John Henry Davis late on Sat.
ure!ay night during i quarrel about girl.
All tbs parties were coiOrcd.
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Most violent explosions of coughing arc
stopped by Hale's Honey OF HOrehOEnd and
Tar. Pixies TCctmchc Drops cure in one min
ute dli-lWbeOdSw
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!scEEEL h;ilgEEb,

A doctor at Kichmond says that l. people
will take a bath in hot whisky ana rock salt
twice year they will never ca;ch Cold.
Until somebody has tried this new remedy we
would say stick TO the old and reliable DR..
Bulls Cough syrup.
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Tho English Tin Trade paral, z.,i.

1n0 11n,tlsh 1fad3 F1fa1yZ:d.
LONDON, Dec. 1S.-lhe liabilities OF
Six Of the nine tin plat, firms which have
failed during the past fortnight aggregate
!c900. COO. Tho trade is completely par
alyZed for the moment
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Dcat; OF II Yiytsburrh ,scUrnnltrt,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 1S.-Josiah
King, the senior partner Of tho Commercial
Gazette publishing company, die! this
morning. after prolonged illness.
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The weak. worn, and dyspeptic should Ike
Coden's LiebiS's Liquid Beef end Tonic m
yigcratcr. No other. OF druggists.
dlilwdcOd&W
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Killed in n { oliiery

PiTTsToN. Dec. 1S.-James NJ. G. Ca
hey, aged 12 years, employed at Fair
mount collicry. was killed this morning
being drawn into tho elevator gearing.
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Drowned and Carried Out to Ses.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Dec. 1S-Gcorss
Stevens. Daniel Simpson and David II.
Edine, three highly respectable citizens
Of Newport, were drowned yesterday
while crossing tho Tequino bay. The
bodies were carried out to sea.
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Sent TO Jail.

Timothy James for being drunk and
discrderiy and begging was sent to Jail for
3, days by Alderman Barr.
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StofCre the MaYOr.

This morning the mayor had a big lot of
customers. He sent eight druEks to Jail
fer terms raging from five to thirty days
ard discharged five buns.
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Stable ana Live Stock Burned,

WILMINGTON, Dsl. Dec. 1S.-Robcrt A.
Cochran's stable near Middletown, was
burned this morniug, together with
twelve horses and other 1.-Two stock. The
building was insured for SIX hundred dol
lars
In addition to tho II horses, 2j head of
cattle and 21 hogs were burned less,
$1,000.
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Catarrll OF the Bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation AL Kidney
and Urinary Complaints. cured hy "Huchu-
I,;tilt.." s..
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AukIo SDraIneds

Officer Allen Pyle, of the First ward,
slipped and fel', spraining his ankle.
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Chicago.
stock Markets.

New iOrk. Phi;naclphia and Lcca, StOcs ,
also United States Bonds repOsf6d Ga.lv bv
jacob y. !.oSa. y, North Queen street.
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An Old Insurance Official Bead.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19-John G. Sims,
a well-knOwn insurance official, died here
this morning, aged Is years.
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Gk:ICERIE.S.

D. y. "OEsH'
Car Holiday Speciality,
Commencing TOMORROW (sATURDAY)
DECEMBER: 10TH. an! until CHRISTMAS, we
will give to tine purchaser OF enc p,aIi Of our
best &c. COFFEE Beautiful r';.tt or Tam
bUrine beautiful in design, rich in C. lnr.
And with pound OF our 2N.. ne Or &c.
COFFEE II Beautiful PanneI Chr. !:!o tG by9
inches) OF the SEASONS: Spring. summer,
Autumn and Winter.
Think of it, two Plnts and four ChrOmOs OF
the Seasons, the six with six pOun i5 Ot Coffee.
Come and See Them.
You need not he ashamed I" give them
place in your parlOr. Besides, VIC give you
tho worth OF your me- ney in Coffee Onr Coffee
cannot be beat.
ALWAYS FRESH ROASrEE-
4x-EEMEMHER, we also have the largest
assortment: of Holiday Groceries il the city.
D. S. BURSK, Acr.,
No. II EAST KING STREET.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-18

fully invited to attend the tune nj from his |
late residence, No. % COnest0.a street, on !
Wednesday afternoon 1T O'Clock. !n'ermeht !
in Lancaster cemetery. dlS-2u
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-18

- ''HhCKMETACE." 1t i:te;lnr and fragrant per
U!nc. Price - ami 80 CENTS. For oai:. at COch
ran 9 drug store. i:;7 North nuccn street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-18

If you are a treqienter Or Il resident of q
nias,na'n district, b,rricaio your system
against ,i:e ,c0ursa OF al new Countries
aguc. hi ous :..isl intermittent icverS-hy the
use of Hop Hitters.
LUDINGrON. Mich, Feb. ,, 1880
have sold Hop Eitters for four years and
there is no ueGicinc that snrpasscS them Tor
bilious attacks. kidney complaints and many
diseases incident to thit m;,i.liiil climate.
!li2w..&u- Ii. L. ALEXANDER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-18

The bc;,ut,e, OF :,,. ts.cc CT omen arc often
oDscurr' by tcrmenting humOrs, easily got
rid Of b" using DEC W. 3cnsons Skin Cure.
1t he:,'s crup:iDns Of he skin Or scalp an;!
renders the cuiicl- smooth and fair. An eX
cc!!cnt tOltct dressing llS-lWGG
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-18

". Il. Wilson. Wri"lltsvillc. Pa. says: =
obtained great relief from Browns Iron Bit
ter1 in nervousness" For sale by II. i. Cocl-
ran. druggist. l37 ana 80 North Queen street.
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