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NICHOLS NOMINATION.

The Norfolk POstmaster's Commission and
How tho President Came to Sign 1t.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-The Republican
says: "On Friday last the name of VIM.
Nichols was sent to the Senate as post
master at Norfolk, Va. This denomination
OF MIR. Nichols was not the Intentional act
OF the president, nor was it known by the
postmaster general or the first assistant.
The presidents attention being called to
it he was greatly surprised, the NOM
ination having been unwittingly signed
by him with many others. The postmas-
ter general and his first assistant found that
clerk in the department had prepared
the nomination without any authority
and handed it in with others he
had been directed to make out.
The president at once directed the
withdrawal of the nomination, not
because he had changed his mind, but be-
cause it was not his act, but only that of
either very sharp or a very dull clerk.
An investigation is to be had of the mat
ter and it is not likely that there will be
any more nominations made by the same
clerk
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3ILE rE STOCKS.

Cur E:ank Sticks s:r:ns,nS big Figure.
This afternoon DT. L. Herr. executor
; for David Herr, sold at the Cooper house
the following stocks
Tea shares Cf Farmer5' national banl;
stock to Col. Samuel Shoc!,, 1T $105. go
per share 10 shares TO same at $1C6.35
! 10 shares to same at $106G5.
Ten shares OF same 10 AmaGiah Drack
bill as s107 Gj per share, and 10 at
slO1.1J.
Ten shales Of lame, 10 Paul d. Brown,
at 5lO' per share ten shares ut $1Oi.1
per share, and two shares at $10SG5.
Five shares OF same to Christian Herr,
ir.. al $107.55 per share.
Five shares OF same to Dr. E. Herr, at
$1O7.35.
Ten shares OF Columbia national .b.rk
stock to David Rinpw lit 1T S145.0j per
share IA shares ct :I41 per share.
Three shares Of First national bank of
Columbia, to Andrew CARRIER at Sal. 80
per share.
Col. reipa:'a i;anx stock!
1T The Leopard hotel Auct;o;eer H.
S!lubert sold the following stocks for the
estate of the Late W. L. PEPPER:
Ten shares Lancaster County bank stock
to john ). Mann, ut @t09 ten at S10825 ::
fifteen ut $1OS.JJ}.
Five shares OF samc 70 David Hoover, at
$1OS.25.
Five shares OF same to Jacob Drack5ili,
at Si0S.30 ta, shares - $10S 4J.
Ten shares 81 same TO II. c. Herr at
S10SS0.
Five shares o: same to n,.vi! Graybili,
at s1GS.S0.
Ten share. oi Canastng; & Big Spring
Valley turnpike company stock to Martin
keriicr at SIS.
Eighteen shares Of Marietta turnpike
company stock to Emanuel p. Keller at
s32
Two shares Of East Brandywine and
Waynesburs; railroad stock to Geo. X.
Reed at 81.
One share of Sicily Island stock to S. H.
Zahm at SIG.
Twenty shares OF Stevens House stock
to Geo. X Reed at $4.2J.
twenty-five shares Of Quarryviile mar
row gauge railroad to Geo. X. Reed at
$o25.
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SALISBURY NEWS.
items From the East Lad.


Res u!:lr Gap Corresi i1ondcncn.
Daring the last week some thieves have
been helping themselves to some OF our
paid a visit to John Marsh'S hcn.roost and
relieved it of one dozen large chickens.
and on Thursday night, between nine and
ten o'clock, they made raid on Michael
| Wise's, while he was in town. and tool,
thereGrom the meat of four large hogs.
! They gained an entrance by breaking a
pane Of glass and then raising the sash.
| Mr.. Wise tracked them to the summit Of
the Gap hill where he lost the trail. Con
| stable Bowman is on the outlook Cor them.
Prof. VIM. G.. Hollis gave q magic Ian
tern show and q lecture OH - Around the
World in Eighty Days on Saturday
evening, in Penn Monument hall. L. was
s!mIy attended. The lecture was very
interesting, but the magic lantern show
was too stale at the least, one dozen have
been here already.
On Friday Jacob Robinson, an old col
orcd man, about 90 years of age, died. He
wa; inferred IN Asbury graveyard, and on
Saturday morning Ann Berry, an old
woman, about IS years Of age, also de-
parted this life. She was inferred in
Asbury graveyard this afternoon.
One evening last week q grand sociablc
and ball was given at the residence Of Mr..
Sylvester Kennedy; everything passed off
spIendidly, and the temperance" mus
icians from Lancaster. INDUCED SO freely
in Mr.. Kcnnedy's hard cider, that they
were scarcely able to board the train for
home the next morning.
LIitilc Locals.
Z. Il. r. surveyors were in town last
week.
Between three and four inches Of the
"beautifur' covered the ground on Sat
urday, and the merry jingle of the sleigh
bell, is heard in consequence, us this is
tho first of the season.
Miss Ella Laverty, of Philadelphia, will
llll the vacancy made by Miss Linvillc at
the primary school. She will take
charge of the scho,l on Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray, bayc returned
home, after a visit of threc weeks, from
Philadelphia.
Our singing circle now meets in the
primary school house weekly.
Miss Sallie Linville, is seriously ill :;
also Rev. DR.. Timlow has been confined
to his bed for some time past.
Everybody seems pleased with the
verdict of the jury that tried Gnitean.
Tobacco market dull.
On Saturday morning little daughter
Of Michael Hess slipped and fell on the
ice, breaking her arm in two places.
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POLITICAL.
DEMOCKATIC PRIMARIES.

The Democratic voters OF Lancaster city
will meet ut their usual voting places On
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4,
FROM TO sP. NJ. Except in tho Eighth ward.
where the elections will be held FROM TO r.
N.Y., to settle tho candidates for the several
Offices to be filed at the coming municipal
elections, including Mayor, School Directors.
and City Committeeman Members Of Select
Council from the First, Second, Third,
Fourth, Sixth and Eighth wards; Common
COunciimcn and Ward Officers; Aldermen In
the First, Fifth and Eighth wards.
The voting places will be as follows:
First War,i-ShObcr's hotel.
Second Ward-ThcO WcnGitz'J saloon.
Third WartI--Enlnger's.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures.
Filth Wari-PhiIip Wallis Green Tree hotel.
Sixth Warti-Joscph Kautz's saloon.
Seventh hWard-Kuhlman's.
Eighth Wnrd-Albert KOhlhaas's.
Ninth Wnrd-ArnOld Haas's.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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CONGRESS-.
Proceedings In the Senate.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-In the Senate
Mr.. Edmunds reported favorably from the
judiciary committee, with an amendment,
Senate bill rc-establishing the court
of commissioners on Alabama claims.
He stated that the committee recommend
ed payment out of moneys received from
Great Britain of the losses by what is
known as the exculpated cruisers
nothing else. The bill and proposed
amendments were ordered to be printed
separatclV.
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HENHY's CARBOLIC sALvE.

The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, ,chapped hands,
chilbiains corns and all kinds OF skin erup-
ton. treckles and pimples. The salve is
..t::.lteed TO give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get Henry's Carbolic Salve, as all others are
but limitations and counterfeits. Price 25 cents
Solt III Lancaster at Cochran's Drug Store,
l37 a'?i 80 North Queen street.
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silver CREEK, N. Y, Feb. G, 1850.
GEsTs-! have been very low and have tried
everything, to no advantage. I heard your
Hop Eittcrs recommended by so many con-
cuded to si"" them a trial. l did, and now am
around, and constantly improving, and am
nearly as strong es ever.
WI WELLER
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Prince and Orange the wagon to which
they were attached was run against tree
in front of the Union Bethel and upset,
and two or three tons Of coal with which
it was loaded, spilled ont. No other dam
age was done.
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"A New Safe.

The Wil!1amstOwn fire insurance company
have moved their Office from Williamstown to
Paradise. a committee today visited Lam
caster and. after viewing the HiemenZ safe
that WAS in the Inquirer fire, purchased Nor.
rs q Ireland s-hangc safe from their agent
Edmund FRANKIE. of this city.
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Thanks.

Thomas Howard, Bradford, Pa, writes: IL
enclose money for Spring Blossom, as said
would it it cured me; my dyspepsia has van,
shall never be without it in the house." Price
so cents. For sale at II. B. COchran's drug
store. l37 North Queen street. Lancaster.
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Masonic.

The Rev. J. w. Claxton, of this city,
has received the certificates announcing
his election as an honorary life member Of
Cheyenne lodge No. 1, Cheyenne chapter
No. l, an l Wyoming commandcry No. l.,
Of Cheyenne, Wyoming
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SNOlinely Superb.

\ pair of beautiful Sun-howers on Easels
Will be mailed free to any lady who will send
a three cent postage stamp to DR.. c. W. Ben.
son, l05 No. Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Md. Chas.
\. Crittcnton, lis Fulton St., New York City.
sole agent for DR.. c. W. Banson's remedies. to
whom all orders should be addressed.
fSO.owlGw
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Many miserable people drag themselves
about with falling strength, feeling that they
are sinking into their graves when PurKer's
Ginger Tonic would begin with the first dose.
to bring vitality and strength back to them
Sun ia2 .lmdcod&wcOw
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COURT ur COMHON PLEAS.



TIE case of John L. Arncld VS. Mary f..
Sanders and Dr.. r. T. Sanders, owners,
and iVm,. North, contractor, was given
10 tie jury "n Saturday afternoon at ;
o'clock. After bain. out about Il half
hour they returned, rendering Il verdict in
favor oC the plaintiff for S966.01.
This morning the second week ui con-
mol pleas cour. began, with Judge Pattcr-
son presiding.
When the list vas called it wa; found
that OF the 30 case. down for trial - We're
ready, the 'ot!ie:s having been settled o.:
continued.
In the case of John Smit', (carpentcr)
VS.. Mary Ideal, administrative of Jacob
Ideal, deceased, and Mary Ideal, terre
tenant, alias SCI. ia. mortgage, y verdict
was taken in favor o? the plaintiff for
1913.
The case of Nathaniel Fircstonu vs..
Leander Li!ldemutli. WAS settled.
The first case attached for jury trial WAS
that Of David 3. Burk:!oidcr and Annie
B. Bu:klio!dcr vs.. Hiram II. Itelnlal and
Martha itellan. summons in SANDER. The
defendants were not present in court nor
were they represented by counsel. At q
previruS term the ease WAS continued be-
cause they had no counsel. They were
notified that the case would be dispos OF
at this term. AnuTber nc witnesses were
called aud they testified that Mrs. Holman
had upon different occasions circulated
reports to the ct1ec: that Mrs. Burkholdcr
had 1T different times committed adultery.
The damages at first were ior s., 900, but
counsel for plaintiff said they would be
satisfied with {. verdict in their favor for
$500. The jury rendered vcrdich in favor
of the plaintiffs for 81, ,OO0.
Opinions Delivered.
Judge Patterson delivered opinions iii
the following cases.
Christian Wanner, deceased, estate
Exceptions to auditors report. Exccp-
tiops dismissed and report confirmed alb
solutely.
John Reini,old and Leah Reinhold his
wife, assigned estate. Executions to au-
ditors' report. All the exceptions to both
reports were dismissed and reports con-
tirmed absolutely.
Cases Continued.
All the cases in court in which }. Hay
Brown, esq, was interested were continued
to day, rs Mr.. Brown was compelled to
20 to CleartelG, having received a dis
patch that child Of his sister, Mrs. Ramey,
had died.
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IAAHAETN.


pn1LADELrH1A. Jan. so.-Flour dull. bu,
steady; Supertine, at % 1904 p; ;:H:ra
s. 75G5 so; Ohio and Indiana family,
i6 75a7 %; Pennsylvania family 81 40s
g. st. L9His do 81 a, g 20
patent. 81 75as 25 spring do, 81 75Qs Is.
Rye Hour dull at 81 7595.
heat dull and weak Del. and Penn q
Red, 81 4l@l 4s; do Amber. 81 43al 45.
Corn steady for local use Steamer, 6Sl69%
Yellow 7O%e: mixed, 70Lc; No. 90 87GG9c.
Oats duff and weak No White, 5lHc.
Rye dull at 9lG92c.
Provisions steady; mess pork ut Is 50; beef
hams, s2l 00ae2 90; India mess beef. $2o 50
TO- b.
Lard steady city kettle, llH@l2c; loose
butchers, lie prime steam. Sl1 45Gll 50.
Butter firm with good demand tor choice
Creamery extra, 4l@42c; do good to choice,
3504Oc.
Rolls dull, with no choice lots here.
Eggs steady; Penna., 27@28c /; Western,
2S@27c.
Cheese duiet and steady.
Petroleum quiet Refined, nc.
Whisky at 81 20
Seeds.good to prime clover quiet at sh0
Q; do do Flaxseed dull ut IL 35@l So.
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S!. HE:LRI'S CHURCH.
ia,i,er Hicicy's Removal TO harrisburg

Fa,iicr i.ickcy's Removal TO Harrisburg
Announcement OF Il Ladies' Fair.
During the 10 o'clock mass at ST.
Mary's Catholic church, yesterday morn
ing, Rev. J. c. Hickey, the pastor, an
nounced that it was the last mass he would
serve as the pastor of the congregation
the bishop OF the diocese having called
him to q position il the pro cathedral at
! Harrisburg In q brief interview had with
Father Hickey, he told n representative of
the INT12LLICESCEE that he did not as yet
know to What position lie would be as
signeG at Harrisburg nor didehc know
who would be appointed to the pastora.e
Of St. Mary's. In answer to a remark
that it was rumored the bishop would
remove his See to Lancaster, and that
Father Hickey was to be made his assist
ant, Father Hickey said be had heard Of
no such intention On bis part. and did not
believe it to be so. All that he knew was
that at his own suggestion the pastoral
relation has been severed and the bishop
had directed him to report to Harrisburg.
st. Mary's Fair.
Daring the mass yesterday Father
Hickey also announced that ladies' fair
for the benefit of the church would COM
mencc on Easter Monday. Tho proceeds
of the fair will be applied to the compile
tion of the new school building and sisters
home and it is necessary that these be
speedily finished. Tic sisters at present
have no suitable quarters, they having
given up their parlors and community
room for the use OF the schools. For the
purpose Of devisiag measures for the
speedy completion OF the new building a
congregational meeting will be held at the
parochial residence on Thursday evening
next at 8 o'clock. Father Hickey hopes
the meeting will be largely attended and
extends 4 special invitation to the lady
members to he present.
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Davis and Dakota.

WAsHINGTOS, JAM, 30-It is stated with
much positiveness that President Davis of
the Senate will vote for the admission Of
Dakota into the Union. His vote will give
the Republicans majority.
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THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING. JAN. 80, 1882.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 3c.-For the
Middle Atlantic states slightly warmer
partly cloudy weather, probably followed
by SNOW during the night, westerly winds
shifting to northeast and southeast and
falling barometer.
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C." To II. II. Locnran's Drug store, l37 North
Queen street, for Mrs. Freeman's NeW Ma.
i0ndL Dyes. For brightness and durability OF
co!or,arc uncIualed. Color from to 5 pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price. Il
cents.
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NOTICE 10 SHIPPERs.
N Having sold to the Pennsylvania railroad
company the equipment and good will of my
FAST FREIGHT LINE, it will be withdrawn
as an Individual Line on FEBRUARY l.
Hereafter all Freight sent to Depots ut Dock
street amt Front and Pine streets Phiadel-
phia, will be taken in charge and promptly
forwarded by the Company.
In disseminating the business. desire to
express my sincere thanks TO the public tor
the large patronage given this line during the
long period from its establishHlentrO 10 the pres
ent day. JOHN X. BITNER.
Lancaster Pa, Jan. 90. 1882. 2-JtdR
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liale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar cures
coughs, bronchitis. and consumption. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
j2.-lwdeOd&w
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1.-Two Stocx Markets.

CHIcAso-Hogs-Recei $4,000 head; ship
ments, $50 head market unchanged; common
to good mixed, s6@6 50 heavy packing and
shipping. JO@6 80; Philadelphias and larders,
s7@7 .; light, 50 l506 80; skips and culs, 81 40
@560.
head market steady, but weak; exports
nominal at s6 lo06 50: good to choice, shipping
s. 3046; common to fair, "a 30 as IS mixed
ers, 81 7J@4 Is.
sheep-Receipts, 400 head shipments. 100
head market weak but steady; extra, IS 900
IS; good to choice, - 5O05; common to
medium. S304.
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For chills, fever, ague. and weakness, Cot
den's Iebg's Liquid Beef and Tonic Invig-
orator. Coldens; take no other. OF drug
gists. j27-lwdcOd&w
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1feclfNn nf 1laI..

Impotence OF mind, limb, or vital function,
nervous weakness, sexual debility &c, cured
by Wells Health Renewer. 81. For sale ut
John F. Long i Sons.
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Upset.. !.

This afternoon about o'clock a two
horse team belonging to Andrew Killian,
of Lampeter, took fright on Prince street,
above Chestnut, and ran of. In
attempting to turn the corner at
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Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 30.-Cattle market fair !;
sales. 200 head prime, s1@Mc good
6A@GAc; medium, 5H06c; common, 4gsc:
prime, 5X@sI: good, 51z@tN; medium, 4A0
50 common, 3H04k lambs, 507c; calves,
Hogs fair; sales, $500; prime, 1oHc !;
good, 9A@l0c medium, 909Hc; common, 81
WsAc.
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ssw YORK n1RFRoI.

SOW IOrk m1fReL.
NEW ioRK. January 3O-Flour-State and
Western slightly in buyers favor and dull
Southern quiet and steady.
Wheat T@Ic lower, and moderately active
speculative business No: 2 Red. Feb,
IL 49L@l 495a do May, 81 47sss0l Ak.
Corn H@Ic lower and heavy mixed West
ern spot, 67@7lc; do futures, 69HQ1sc:
and Feb, lsc ; do March, 4s7s@iskc; DO May,
4sLc.
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Alarm of Fire.

Ab"ut half past four o'clock yesterday
afternoon there was an alarm of fire caused
by the upsc,ting Of 4 stove in club room
on Manor street. Very little damage was
done. The machines were run out,
but their services were not needed. There
was goo'! deal of chin-music indulsed in
by the Sh;iiier boys during their return
from :lcir ,un, but nobody was hurt.
Jacob and Charles Franciscus, Wm. Wen
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INSURE YOUR LIVE STOCK.
THE FARMERS MUTUAL LIVE STOCK
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF
NORTH AMERICA

Is responsible and progressive company,
and prides itself in the prompt and full pay
ment Of all its losses. 1t insures against loss
by death-whether by fire, accident or natural
causes. 1t accepts none but good risks, and
gives TOre real protection at Tess cost than any
other company. Now fs the time to insure,
while your stock Is free from disease.
}. A. WORCESTERSHIRE Agent,
No. IL Centre square.
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New York, Philadelphia and Local stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB B LONG. N. E. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Stocks lower.
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A NNUIsL STATEMENT
OF
MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES
Or THE


CITY OF LANCASTER FOR 1881.
caster respectfully submit tho following State
ment lin compliance with the Act of April 90.
1870, showing the financial condition OF the
City of Lancaster on the Ist 'iav OF January,
A. H., 1882:
City water works, steam pumps,
water pumps, boilers, about thirty
four miles of T. q, 8, 10, IL. 20and p
inch mains, 351 plugs. 20i stops,
Boartlman property and water
rights. .piJi,o'o w
City Hall. Observation-Disclosures. $500 90
Market houses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l25OCO 90
Station house and lot. 10000 co
One lot on CheStn ut tstr.et....s $50 %
500 lamps and posts 6,s7O 90
Pipes, tools, &C.. of Water Dep't... 1000 OO
Hammers, tools, shovci,, etc, OF
saies. aessef furniture. ETC.. belonging to " W
city ........... ..................... lVOO 90
Liens for taxes: water rents, payings.
ETC.. due city tor 1874, 1875, 1876, lS77
1873 1879, lss0 and 1851. l............... 600 90
for collection Observation-Disclosures. 1866 i5
hands for collectiOn..... lj3 %
Sinking Fund. d...........:..........:. l7os5s o.;
renort January !. 1851. 2............... 26,s9s "a
Total assets. ............ ....... .s3u.e7l g
LIABILITIES.
{" five I" ......... 1900 co
" four" .......... 100000 90
Amount of bills presented, approved
and dunGpproved. ed...................... 500 90
7OS,3l2 O2
Assets Sl4,27I Gs
Liabilities. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 1872 o.
Excess OF assets over liabilities. Sl33,9oo u
The funded debt as above natures in 1885,
1890 and 1891, and at intermediate periods at
~ OpfiOn of the CitV. In fixing valuation OF
real estate the committee are OF opinion that
valuation is lower tnan the properties would
bring ii put upon the market. The city pays no
thing for the use of water for Fire Department
and other purposes through 1ts 35l plugs. Water
rents for 1881 amounted to $36 GJ7.37 and rents
from markets 81, 474.2s: For sinking tund si2,;
500 was redeemed in 1881, reducing the funded
debt that amount. Valuation of taxable prop
erty for 1881 was $ll 100000
GEORGE W. ZECIIER,
d. .MCMULLEN,
+. SHREDDER,
Committee on Finance and Accounts Ct City Of
Lancaster.
AtteStp
J.k. BARR, Clerk.
LANCASTER, January 30, 1892. jy3o 3td
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Grain and Provision Quosss,ons
Jan. SOL p. u,
(,hfcaRO,

One O'Clock quotations OF grain and provil.
Ions, furnished by S. X. Yundt Broker, l6l<
East King street.
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NEW ADVERTISEME.NT

SOCIAL PARTY TO BE HELD THIS
- MONDAY EVENING and on SATURDAY
EVENING NEXT at No. III Locust street
(Trewitz's Old Stand). Ladies all invited.
Music by Adam Ripple's Orchestra. ltd
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ringer and Geo. Maxwell were arrested
day by Officer Coyle and held before
Alderman McConomy to answer for the
disnrdar
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EOK tENT--A COACHMAKEl; AND
Il Wagonmaker Shop. with blacksmith Shop,
situated In the village OF MiilersvilIe, idjoin.
ing the Black Horse hotel. This is one of the
best stands in the county. giving steady en-
plnyment to three hands. A twO-stOry frame
house will also be rented with the above II de-
sired. For further particulars call upon
j. q. PETERS,
Stevens Cotton MILL Lancaster Pa.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-30

VNTIE ANNUAL MEETING OT THE LOT
i Holders of Woodward Hill Cemetery tor
the election of Trustees will be held on MON
DAY EVENING. FEBRUARY G, at O'Clock.
at the office OF Geo. D. Sprecher, East King
street
By order OF the Board,
i3l-3t l. Il MARTIN Sect