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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-12-06

A TENNESSEE law prohibits the sale
Of loose cotton between sunset and sun
rise, the object being to protect plan
ters from the theft Of their cotton by
night Under this law thirty indict-
ments we're returned against G. N.
Trust, doing business near Memphis,
who had been buying loose cotton at
night from colored men whom he knew
had stolen it. Six negroes who testified
in the cases were held for perjury.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-12-06

IT should be entirely practicable to
reduce the federal expenditure annually
to within $15O,OO0,OO0, even with the
,resent burden of debt. This done, in
ternal revenue taxation can be abat-
ed and the duty can be taken off 1aw
materials and the neeessaries of life.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-12-06

AT the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Mississippi and Tennes-
see Railroad, the old Board of Directors
were reelected with the exception of
Calvin F. Vance, who replaces II. S.
McComb, deceased. f. NJ. White was
elected President of the Board of Direc-
tors, R. P. Lake, Vice-President, and
S. H. Lamb, Secretary. NJ. Burke
was reelected SuperinteE
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-12-06
C. II. SAITH.
To be reported. }
GERwAN BANK. ct al.

GERMAN BANK, ct al.
Appeal from the Chancery Court Of Washing
ton county, Hon. W. II. Phelps Chancellor.
Appellant gave his promssory note payable
to J. r. johnson or order in the sum of 81, 800
with 10 per cent. interest from maturity until
paid z. A. Cox, ct al, Sled their bill in the
Chancery Court of Washington county against
said ]. B. johnson, who was nonresident OF
the State, and appellant, seeking to subject
said note to their claims against j. b. Johnson
BY attachment. Process was served on appel
liant the day before the note fell due, and con-
seouently when the note became due and was
presented by the German Bank, payment was
refused The German Bank became party
defendant to the bill on their petition and put
in its answer, making It oross-blll wherein
it claimed to be boEa fde holder for value of
said note long before 1t was attached In Cham
eery by F. A. Cox ct al. At the hearing Cox
ct al. abandoned all claim to the note, the
right to which was fully established by the
German Bank. The cause was then heard be-
tween the German Bank and appellant. The
German Bank claimed the principal of the
note and 10 per cent from maturity. Appel
liant admitted his liability for the principal,
but denied liability for interest, placing bis
denial on the ground that he was ready, will
ing and would have paid the note when due;
that he had more than enough money to satisfy
said note on deposit in the Bank of Greenville
at the time the note matured, but that be was
restrained from so doing by said attachment.
Decree was rendered below giving interest
pendeHte lite.
Frank Johnston, for appellant
R. B. Campbell, centra.
CHALMERS. J.,
Held-
l. A garnishee is liable for interest due by
him peiadents lite. a garuishee who admits the
debt due and isuuWilling to retain the money
on interest can always escape the necessity of
so doing by paying it into Court, and If he
does not do this, it is proper that the continu-
ed payment of interest should fall on him
rather than its loss be suffered by the creditor,
who is legally entitled to receive and cannot
be deprived of il where he has done nothing
to subject him to such an impairment of the
obliaation of his contract. Work VS.. Glas-
kins, SO Miss, $50.
. The right at law of a garnishee, to pay
the money into court admitted to be due and
to escape interest thereon, is statutory and is
but the adoption into courts of law Of the
principles of an interpleader in equity. This
right always existed to defendant in Cham
ceTv. Defendant in this case was invited to
paw the money into Court but did not do so.
Decree affirmed
ITO be reported.)
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WHEN

When saali meet him again w0n ier
Hew will Ees.gresf me what viii be say
Will II be spring tine The appse-bougss under,
Or in the dusk Of the great highways
Ifhe comes with the daises sud clover
Or If be wait dll the dead leaves fall:
0r-if never as human lover
His heart responds TO my eager call
viii be patiena sud never eamplaining.
Hiiiaz forever nv burdens woei
What though il d4rken and clouds be raining,
will live on--it we're better so.
Yet could wish that had one token,
One, only one, hat he thinks Of me now;
Bat silence is better than false words spoken.
And cruel neglect than a broken vow.
For me. vile. her he come or.whalher he stay,
& The syn will shine in the Infinite blue;
The daisies and clover will bloom by the wKy,
And the years will 20 on as they used 70 do.
A. F. JUDD.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-12-06

GEORGIA farmers brew beer from .ug.
ar cane.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-12-06

A daughter Of the gods, divinely tall
And most divinely fair"
--Detroit Free Press
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
Mark LIS.


rs.a,srrEI.. Dec. lG.-Flour mere active
and steady Surerfrc. s;03 81: Extra. - sc
ee4 PcnEa. family, 81 ,baf -.
Eye -four at "A %. .
Wheat dun No. 2Westcrn Red, 81 G1Heel OS
Del. and Pa. Red. 81 03G! 0S; L"n@erry Red
and Amber, 81 G31l lis
yellow, G7MGsc: Mixed. &C No. W liked. i'a
cDc olJ sail, 80 &c: rejected. 5Og59c.
Oats firuer, but Iuiet; NO. ! Mhic
,lG:,:;c: No. 10. 4?lSGl5o'; NO. 3 80, t'I4c
No. = Mixed, 4fAMi'c.
Rye easier ut Giit6jc
seeds quiet and unt hanged.
Provisions in tair jobbins dcmaai.
Lard quiet.
Butter-markct active iii choice "ra.cS
Penn'a and " cstcrn creamery EXir:, 9ioc
firsts, 3iGt3Gc.
Rolls firm for choice, but prices unchanged
Eggs steady, and fresh in demand. pr;ce
unchanged.
Cheese stea ~. but dull.
Petroleum. duh Refined 7ilft'@sc-
Whisky al 81 70.
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DEAF tbs.

tIRyI..-iCccmirr -, lS1t III tins city, Miss
%ur SIryin, in the tn year "i lcr age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral. from the resi-
,.cnce OF her brot t'cr in law, john II. N"rcl,
No. Is North Duke street. Lancaster" ON Mon
.!ay the 18th INST. at ~ o'r,nck. inirrmt mt
al Lancaster cemetery. IL"
. Standardization the morniE.. ot the l1i
!u,. AT his late IC&i.,rncr, niar Eririt. Wis
ronsIn, sam Ir! II. : :tyG kr", III th'' "2' year
ot his age.
I!ia relatives :,'i.i friends "i the family ~"
respectfully invited to attend lie funeral froH
the residence OF Iii. brp,ucr. Henry h. Stay
,uukcr ccrncr OF Duke and I.c5 nut streets.
Lancaster, IA. on Tu"s.lHy ucNt.ihi iH', ihS' @,
at 10 o'clock H. ~. Intrvii 'nt ai Woodward
ilill ccnlrtcIN. hi"'-.u
DENNIsoN-On lhr 10Th inst. n Columbus,
OHIO. Mary &. Dcnni@H,. daughter a.: thn la'e
pr. Edwin I.L,c,iiau, o. Cni''Iucs i.;.nt:,s'cl
county. IL
CoX-ln this city. on the i;th inst, DE-.
Thomas IL. coz. III the 80 year ot n ) age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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The rar,u C,mm,ss,on's xspor..

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1G.-The ways
and means committee spent the
morning on the "metals schedule Of
the tariff commissions report and
after consideration Of several items took
recess till two o'clock. This is the
important section Of the bill and repre-
sentatives of the iron trade are here to be
heard if desired or permitted.
a proposition to further reduce the duty
on steel rails to SIS per ton will be sub
mitted to the committee this afternoon.
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Demo. Forbes Gives Islfl.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1G.-Dr. W. $
Forbes, Gf the Jefferson medi
cal college, was brought up in couIt
this morning and required to enter bail
in s., 600 for his appearance at the next
term Of court to answer charges in con
nection with the recent wholesale robbery
and desecration of graves in tho Lebanon
cemetery. DR.. Lehman was discharged
nom custody. The sentence on McNamee,
Pillet and Levi and Robert Chew Was de.
fCired.
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Mrs Jarley's Wax Works.

Mrs. farley appeared at Fulton opera
house last evening and exhibited her un-
rivalled collection Of wax works for the
benefit of the Junior Missionary society o;
Trinity Lutheran church. La addition to
her truthful portraits of distinguished cit
izens of the earth and he: magnificent his
torical tableaux, she showed life like fig
nres of Mrs. Langtry and Oscar W lice.
The audience was more than delighted and
a handsome sum was realized for the mis-.
sion fund.
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Tbs Ciyl, Service l:i:I,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1G.-A caucus OF
Republican senators was held this FORE
noon for the purpose of taking couDss
upon tie civil service bill now under con.
.leraticE in the Serate. 1t was decided to
cali tho hill up Immediately after the
morning h,ur to day, and eadeiyor to
reach vote upon the bill and amendments
before adjournment.
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special dispatch TO the lSTELLIGES-
GER from Harrisburg advises it that the
aoyernor has decided to refuse city char
ter 70 York It will be remembered that
the friends Of incorporation prevailed at
the late election bat their verdict is '.t
aside OF account Of irregularities in ' ct,
ing the ballots aud failure to n" ,'"c!
them.
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vERK!sLE DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
A3 hale Fellow i7rive., from Fl Ho;ne iteTr
ard Kills rs N,f. and Himself

ard Kills rs SVtf- and hisalseIi
B.LTIMoRE, Dec. 16.-Jchn Schper.ler,
a labore-, shot his wife this morning
while She was lying asleep in bed with
her three children by her side. He
then shot himself in the temple aad fell
dead. The wounded wife called for help
and attempted to go down stairs,
but fell on the floor and died
in few moments. Schpangler was
4 sober man, but indolcnt, and did not
contribute to the support Of his family.
His wife's sister with whom tho family
lived had frequently refused him admis-
sion to the house on account Of his indO-
IeEce. lie he'd not been in the house be-
fore last night for five weeks.
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Put on tho SLACK List.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1G.-About 2lO
OF tho Southern Matrimonial aad
Nata. associations have been placed
upon thu black list o. the postoilica depart
me,it by order Of tho postmtst,r <, neral,
and postmasters have been instructed 10
return to the scnicrs money orders ad
dressed to the association.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

NEW YORK, Dec. 1G.-Geerge J. Rice,
president of the Utica, Ithica & E!mira
railway, was brought into the Tombs
police court this morning, charged with
hypOthecating ten thousand shares of the
original stock OF that road. His examina-
ton was set down for Monday.
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ltenl l,stAtp Sale.

Henry Shubert, auctioueer, sold a;
private sale. December -, lssa, two
st"rr brick dwelling belonging to George
PratZ, situated on the south side OF
New street, hetween North Queen and
Duke streets, to Amelia Misch!icii Tor
Sl.31J,
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AIl,,scInentS

The Ddnifes. ."--Thio popular AMI Eictur'
cSJun play will he given here "n Monday
evening 10y tie Palmer and Timer conl:na'
1ini un!cr th: direct sanction ~; Mr.. Mckee
Rankin and with Mss lizzie May Glncr as
y;V,c PiDcr 4 ptrt in which she :, ,aid 10
have scored 4 great success.
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s:F0ko HIS iGksG

!. Edwin BooI,myer, of this city. while
D ar lining at Mr. T"mlinson's, Fairfield.
Lancasier county, Pa, slipped on the ice
ami hr, Ike the small bore cf his ankle.
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uhn an.nhAH a EiNnl Eact

1t has lccn definitely determined to
:.old the assembly III the Stevens house
on New Years night, and the invitations
are now in the hands OF TIE c"Gr; yer and
will he issued some time next week.
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SPEi:t 4k sSI'lCET.

The publishers OF the Richmond "a. En-
yHirCr heartily recommend Dr. EuiIS Cough
syrup ana say: &" 1, has !ccn well tried In our
office and composing room, and has cured our
ctrciltrr of Il very bad .:,,,. OF Bronchitis. :
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cheap Houses.

;l.. attention OF our readers i called 10 TIC
advertisement o! A. W. Euss'l. who Offers /:
numl"r o. rs-~iri,'n"ra at private sale.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 1G.-For the hiddle
Atlantic states, fair weather, north vest to
southwest winds, stationary or li;;ht rise
| in Temperature, rising followed by !a'i;ng
barometer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

Attention * called to the &ai" tonight. ny
4 :iar. 4. Herr x c. :, AT the Cooper House. oi
i, ,wo4tory trick dwelling house, 40. ''>
North QuCcl street.
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Another Rucdy Murderer Convicted.

DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-Thomas Higgins Was
convicted and sentenced TO death 10 day
for participation in the murder OF the two
Huldys.
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Ponny WtsdGni-b'oun iOiD

Ii i,t foolish 20 save the little that 500
Don't cpsta. and suffer what will result lIr
bad t,.th and larS" payments I" dentists.
ri;.c, :. Loilc OF il on c toilet. u-c iivcaru:,s
only o; il every time alter eating, cirt'Sc the
mouth and show your wisdom.
IIolwIrOISw
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WEATHER. s$ljlGaT.HN-

New YORK, Dec. 1G.-Temperatu:c is
rising iii the northwest.
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Stock Markets.

New York, Philadelphia and Local StCcFa
also United States Bonds reported u,:ilY ~
JACOB 4. j.cHs, q North QIeen street.
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When There's VIII There's = Way.
Anyone vino has the will 10 try Thomas Ec
lccIric Oil will surely fin" the way TO robust
heal! h. in cases of bronchial affections, sore
Throat ,.ains etc: and as an internal reiuedy,
I Is lnV.luahIc. For sale by IL. Il. Cochran
druggist, i37 aud l3j.NOrth Queen stree.
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dG,3,iI.l5,iJ,l
NCP,.nNs' COURT .A.E Os VALUABLE

M
tity PrODrrty.-'il Tueshay. D' cciaDef
rs !&.a. - virtue AMI iu pursuance ut IN alias
cr'Ier OF the orpntns Conrt "i lancaster "; ,s,:
SOrrei Horse Hotel, Va West Ming street,
IN the city OF Lancaster. ri! iihti certain Two
story Erick Dwelling House, with = t"o-stCry
;:rick Pack HuiI,.irg z .,ai Ir!ce Butcher shop
attached, onc--t"ry frame Tenant House,
Brick slaughter h,ua Ice lln"s,., Etick sta,
half lot Of orOi;ni :iGCt bcipngirg- situate
on the north corner Gi We-. King and
Charlotte streets. IL ii.c city "f '.,nc ,s'cr "a.
adjoining property of George Sh;niitn ON IN
west on th,: north by Grant street.. On the
east bv Charlotte street and on the south by
Nes: King street.
day, when att.n.,ance will be given and
rerms made known by & g; G.. HEKh, MtI1.,r ,o
Executor of the estate OF WIN. +. Aiiier' dc'
ceased. .,
HENRY sHrEEEr. Auct. dG-7tdTu&S
y,Ur.L5C s.I.r oF VALUaT;.= REAL
ESTATE On MONDAY kNESING, De
CEMHEH 49, IsSL, will Lc sold ~ the Leopard
| hotel, the following ':csr' ibc' real estate
MOI. All that certain TWbS ipEY BRlCk
DWELLING HOCSt. with Il "nc--iOry brick
back building and lot or piece OF groun'!
l North street between Duke nnd Rocklhnu
/ streets. and numbered 800: fronting on s;ui
l street 81 feet. and exten'iinS in depth 10 Lo
cuS5 no "a'T % rhSt TW,lSTORY BRICK DWELL
1 ING HOUSE. with = One-stOry bricK D:lc,
building and lot nt gronn nnn ~, ,.. @ w.",
'
| with a frontage Of iS feet and ieptn 10 Lpc"5t
| alley of 2O7 feet, more or less anu Tue ri.nt oi
three feet W Idle alley on the wcet over ~; =;
No 3 Al! that certainT TWOSio.:l fEAMh
l DWELLING HOUSE, with one stors Iri;,n. ;
l hack hmiidiuy and lot of ,:rnr;nd nlElberci :.A
l .mI o,iioinjnS No. .. above described on me
wc.t " ilI a frontage %. 70 :ce, and :. depth to
| Locust alley nf 201 feet ,..
| 30 an That certain lot OF ground a'Jo.n-
;,,, 10 z above described, on the west, with q
| frontage Of 81 fcet and inches. :"Ore or I"-a-
| and n depth n LOc'ist alley ut W. feet, villa
| lie right to 81 thc..c feat widc alley. on thc
| west over No ..
| SoJ all tnat certain ONE-STORf FRANZ
| DW ELLINt uOUSE, numbered 3iI, ami aC.
Joining No 4 cn tGG~rcsi With frontage %!
| 3. feet ami ir chea. more or less and denti
| to Locust alley Ot - feet. ~
Nos l. :, .,,.G ) lIuvc e.ch seven rooms. No
| h..s Il hvsirant on the premises. ana all tht
| others have tic right ~ the u.,' nf pump.
| sale to commence 1T Oc.nck on sira eve
| niny W hen tl,,. Terms Will ie Intie KNOWN oh
'"9 ANDREW MARKS.
II srrrrrr. ,uct. n2JTXThxStdS
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Now York Nark0e,

Nkv ,"sa. Dec. 16-Flour-State and West.
ern an! Southern quiet and steady.
Wheat lsGSc lower trading mainly on
speculative account No. Red, JAM, u 09ls
al o9ts 10 Feb. 81 ll110l uN; do March,
II 1891 lSh TO May, 81 IA.
Corn I,Gi4c lower and active mixed west
ern spot. 5SGs .9c : do futures, 6366y<c.
Oats without decided change; state, $50
s.; western. i2Sl 53c No. Jan, 46sl6l6Jkc:
do Feb, l7Gi?Ic; do March, &c.
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C,,.r and Prox,s,cn Ouo,a;io.-.
NlcHSG'

on. o'clock quotation. ri Grain an ORC.
...-ra trIrnjai.s'. by ). Il. TEndt. i;r''.;rr -
40 King strcar.
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rs>Aki SD.ICE--;HAT y PROPOSED
! act of Assembly. entitled" An Act to re-
neal tuc seventh section OF an act. entitled Il
supplement to the charter of the city OF Ian
CASTER passed on the 20! h day OF MarcE. a. d..
lse1" will he introduced daring the present
scs ion of The Lr.I stature. Tn" purpose OF
the proposed act i~ To pTrmllZ" the fec i:lld
for services rendered by Iii" Mayor OF the city
of Lancaster in cases of va"rancy. drunken
oc-s and disOrdcrly conduct with those paid
to OtEcr magistrates.
JOII% r. MAcIOSIGLE.
,n-ildS Mayor.
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THIRD EDITION.
OCEAN CALAMITIES.
The PEKlLS OF SEA-GOING rEOPL,

Upwards of Thirty Lives Los, BY Disasters
to British Vessels-One ship Burned
and Another sunk.
LONDON, Dee. 16-The British ship
Cad Tidinss from Calcutta for Falmouth
went ashore at Prowlo Point yesterday.
She caught fire afterwards and was totally
destroyed. I've of her crew were
drowned.
The British bark Laugrigg Hall. from
Liverpool for struck on Tuscar Rock,
Ireland. and twenty four of her crew were
drowned only two were saved.
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<yEE.r HI:Ey,jxTsDN NarIOFFr;EiEK'S
" in useful and Valuable holiday presents
tor men, woncn and ,h:lulrn, ~ NO. III Eas
kinv street, tilf-lt
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<,KAND nAFFg.E Or rCKNElS AT
II CIIAS. IL ZAEpFEL'S,
:. f Angle Penn 81.
the Celebrated ''Aif an.i AIT" IT.
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VALUABLE. NDTEs. PROPERTY At
Private Stlc.-Wf-hnH to r.'ir. from
business. Offer my HOTEL LPROrkHrI,si sitU-
a;cd III The village at MaytOwn. ut rrivatcsIle.
This is one OF the best stands in Lancaster
county, and does Il thriving business. brIng the
only hotel in the town OF 500 Inhabitants.
The house was lately repaired. AMI ~ now
in first-cl;i55 condition. containing - large
rooms, and suited in every respect for the
hotel business. There Is IL SOTt stable ON the
properly large enough TO act.'lnh"inte 81
heat OF stock. hEybO,ty Wi hin: 'obuy suc'
a property will do we'll by ciliin, on me be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
JACOB IiIESTAND.
IlytOwn, Lancaster Co., Pa.
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Proceedings In tho $ Senale.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 16-1n the Senate
at tho close Of the morning hour Mr..
Hawiey asked unanimous consent to pro-
ceed with the civil service bill, but
Messrs. Cockereil and voorhees, objected,
preferring to consider bills of the caien-
dar.
The Senate, however, by 4 vote Of 80
to &c, decided to proceed with the civil
service bill and MIR. Voorhees, addressed
the Senate at length in opposition to its
passage.
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Proceedings Ia The House.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. - The House
at noon went into committee Of the
whole on the postoffice appropriation
bill, tho pending amendments being
that offered by Mr.. RobesOn (Mass. }
appropriating 5000. 1000 for special mail ia
cillties. ard that offered by Mr.. Hiscock
On. W reducing that s.m I" 100000
After a "a; her spicy debate IL" am@rd
nents weic rejsc;ed by vote Of 90 20 81.
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yEW -lstVER7ESEIEENys.

I,xAND 4 :CNCsf Al IHE GIiAHD
VI House this evening, Rest Of Eccron tap
IL Z. LECII, Proprietor.
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MuytOwn. Lancaster Co., Pa.
III; ;itwG itDawdS

yNFS3 3sSA. .iG.E PRIVATE it~s - NOES
1 ut Public S;tl,.:--TlIs: TN iers i.ii.'t will
sci; at private private sale: any 81 !:e follow
in;. Properties, leaving, il desired, Onc-half
at the amour; remain on tho properties Tor
sevcra. ecirs:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
High & Martin,
IS EAST KING STREET
LANCASTER PA
FOE SlEE
nNE NEW AND ONE SCCOND-HAND
~ PIANO. Also,
SEW ERAL ORG ANS.

7N)is KENT. -
T. House and store room nj Harry Gun
bakers estate, NU. AZ and iIi No. h Queen
street. Apply to WH.H Wilson, or
\. &. KElNOEHL,
dI23teOd Attorneys.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

lN,ECrlpE NnrSCE.
II LANCASTER CrU:srY NATIONAL BANK,l
DCcrm'Drr {! lSS2 !
The annual meeting or the Stockholders of
This bank will be held 1T the blmking house
on Tuesday. january 9, lSS5 AT Ten O'Clock
4. III.
The annual election o. directors VIII bc
held 1T the same place. on the same Gay, he
tween the hours OF II Il. III. ami : y. IN.
+. ii. EEESEMAN,
a9s,dSS,lw Cashier
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
ry Ericl. house, s:,J roplur street, 9 Rooms

The price Ot the above ranging from $50 to
A. w. Russell,
,l:i.3ideO,; - East King st.