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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-03-08

one or two places, where lew OF the former
have been torn up. The carriage road and
foot walk on both the approaches are ready
for use the ballasting for the road bed OF
the railway track is also completed, and
most of the ties are in position.
At the Baptist ministers meeting in
New York on Monday, Rev. Harvey Wood,
who has recently resigned the pastorate of
the Baptist Church in LeadVille, Colorado,
which he pronounces "the wickedest town
He said, 3As to the standard of Christian
ity in Leadville it is not exalted: For in
stance. next to the church building was a
blacksmith shop, and on Sunday the black
smith was always busy: AS l did not be-
ieve that pounding and expounding go to-
gether on Sunday, l went out just before the
The blacksmith told me to go to place con-
siderably warmer than Florida and added
that he was working for a member OF my
church. And sure enough, there STOOD the
treasurer of the church having his horse
sh0d. Gambling is licensed and so is rum
Last wear $50, 900 was paid for rum license
and $40 a table in the gambling hells. L
did nv level best to get some of my people
TO 90 into some of these gambling places,
but they were afraid, for murder Is an eV-
cry day affair"
Negroes from the plantations in the riv-
er counties of Southeast Arkansas, Misslp-
pi and North Louisiana are leaving IN large
numbers by boat and train, fearing rep
etition of the disasters of last year. On Sat
urday last the water was two feet deep in in
Arkansas City and was rising at the rate of
four inches every twenty-four hours. The
cotton planting season is at hand and oPer-
ations are seriously retarded. The loss be-
tween Helena and Vicksburg, 400 miles, Is
I,arv heavy. The latest news from the over
flowed country along the Mississippi River
is that what are known as the sunk lands in
the St. Francis River region are entirely
submerged, and nearly as far down as
Helena there are few places above water
The people are living in the upper stories OF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
DEA THS.

kEETE.-In this city, Jan. l, 1885, Geo. W.
hcCsc, in the 43d year OF his age.
His relatives and friends also Post 81, q. A.
L., are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, trOE his late residence, No. 232 Ship
pen street, on Thursday morning at lO O'Clock.
To proceed TO LOnSencckcrs mceting-bOus
tor interment. j2-2td*
WEEE-In this city, on the st inst, Mar
shall IL. Webb, ID. ID. s., il the 3Ith year Of his
age.
Funeral on Thursday at $50 Il. III. To pro
g cd to West Chester for intcrment. These
wishing to view the remains can do SO on
Wednesday evening at 81 O'Clock.
New York and Philadelphia papers please
copy.l
DCNMEr-On December eS, 1882. at Dallas
Texas. John Domnlct, aged II years, month
aad ii days.
TIE relative. ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend tho func: al
from the residence of his mother, No. 236 West
Vine street. on Friday morning at II O'Clock
2J
BATES january !, l S3, Martin Bates, IN
he 69th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral at his late resi-
dcncc, at Elvcrdale on-HuGson, New York
city, on Ihurs(iay, January 4, at 2p, M.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
sheriff SaICs q. Tobacco.

Yesterday Sheriff High closed out the
sale Of leaf tobacco belonging to Forney y
Co., which was seized and taken in ex-
ccution 10 satisfy claims OF creditors. Ten
c,a = of uu&arHl"d l.ai w,re sold at 4
cents per pound. Fifty six cas'S of 80
leaf were sold 1t ) cents pc: pound, and
atH;y-six cases "f sampled 81 at 6 cents
rci pound. Three cases Of samples were
sol1 al ) cents per pound and one case of
filters wa: kmnrkcd down at So lIostetter
{ liAuch were the purchasers, and it is
though. they secured a grea: bargain.
The Attendance at the sale was
quite '2ryc. The amount realized was
$2,.2L.i5. The previous sale on Saturday
OF one hundred and scveuty-three cases to
Walter Franklin for Isaac S. Lands, re-
allied 10 cents per pound, CT $5,92l.5O.
The total amount OF both sales was
So, GI2 GS, which is within 81 900 of the
amount of executions against the firm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
THE FLOODS IN GERMANY.

Towns on the Rhine completely Submerged
scenes OF DesOIatiOn That Beggaf
Description.
ROBsTAAT, Jan. 3.-With the exception
of the church and houses Of the clergy
this town is deeply submerged. Tho
water in many cases reaches nearly to tho
roofs. In Friesenheim, on tho Rhine, tho
scene beggars description.
BERLIN, Jan. 3.-Seventy houses have
fallen at Badenheim in consequence of the
floods at Rexheim- MOrsch and Oppan
eighty houses havo fallen in each place
from the Same cause. At Vienna the dan
ger is serious and preparations arc making
to sound alarm bells directly tho dykes
show signs of yielding.
DUssELLDORF, Jan. 3.-The market
square here is flooded.
MAYENCE, 3.-The Rhine has reached
tho height of 5.76 metres. With great
efforts tramway has been laid to bring
earth for the construction Of dam.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
stolen Property Recovered.

The horse and buggy which were stolen
from Daniel Witmer, near Lampeter, or
Monday night. were recovered yesterday
near the residence Of Jeremiah Herr, or
the Willow street pike, where they had
been abandoned. The top was broken
from the buggy and it was placed III a
field last evening to remain there until
this lnorning. Daring the night some
onc stole the top and seat, which if found
cal be left at DoeIsom's carriage factory,
this city, where the buggy has been taken
for repairs.
GA the same night that the !eam was
Stolen the smoke house "a John Weaver,
near Mr.. Winners, was robbed of "a large
lot OF meat. 1t is supposed that the team
was used to haul the meat away.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
STRAsBUKG NEWS.
4 Lucky Pigeon Fancier.

J. n. Hasans, of Strasburg, was award,
ed the following 1st and I'd premiums a,
tie Chester County poultry show /: Isl
GA red wing swallows, 1st on white Scotch
crested fantails, LIST on solid white turbits,
ID on solid black turbits, 1st on yellow
wing tu,bits, 1st on yellow dragons. Isl
- back magpies, .. On red ma.pies, Cd
". "a cL4rsels, 1sJ on black booted moor
heads. .st on startling Quakers, and 3 for
best collection Of fancy pigeons on exhlbl.
1!On, having taken 8 first aud 3 secoud
premiums OF: of 12 pairs.
Celebration
Onc Of the last, but in point of success
b, up means the least, Of the many en-. Joy =
able Christmas entertainments in this
borough WAS that Of the Presbyterian
church, o. South Decatur street, on Tues
Jay evening. The room wa5 crowded.
every seat being occupied, and they frc-
yiently attested their approval OF the
excellent manner in which the participants
"c1uittud themselves. The recitations
were very good, and the singing "i high
order. The children received Il liberal
suip'y Of candies AID oranges.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03

Esw YORK. Jan. ;;.--FIOur-Sta'c and west
crn dull and slightly in buyers favor Super
hue State, 81 G,h3 -: Extra dO. 81 d al p ::
Choice do, 43067: Fancy do, s. lcap7:' Su-
perf1ne Western, s. 2JG5 -; Common ,"'i"."i
Extra do. IS GOG4 40: Choice ,iO do. 81 % .
Choice White Wheat do, 81 :JQ7; Snu.L"rn
dull and weak: Common to Fair Extra. So II ,
j Good to choice do, s. 1906 0
Wheat dull and prices without 'ltrt
change No. White, 81 c1is ~" = J =" :.
u 09Il Oo5S: 40 Feb, II ,lcI i,ll's ito
March. 81 13E.; do May. 81 ijls
Corn dull and without uecil.d change;
Mixed Western spot, )! use: TO Future 65tG
$3.50.
Oats .hGIlc lower ant: dull: Jan. Es.c:
FEB, i5' 'sJiGc: State, i6Gel1gc; western, ID
I5lc.
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Phil3deIphiA Market.

PEILAol1rHiA- January ) - Flour qui, I :
Superhne, y .aDS p: extra, - 45I3 ~ !:
Denn'a Family, 81 60G4 IS.
Rye Hour at IS .5.
Wheat steady.
Corn dull ami weak for local us.
Oats quiet.
Rye-S.lles at 60 tor No. Pa.
Provisions quiet.
Lard quiet.
Butter firm, with fair demand tor choice ::
Penn'a Creamery EXtr', I.0i5c: West
Crn do, i2c.
Rolls steady.
Eggs quiet: PeEu'I 2SlsSSc; Western.
&c.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum dull; Refined, 74474c.
Whisky at Sl.2D.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
Accidents,

John Finley, of Columbia, WHO is en-.
ployed by the Pennsylvania telephone
company was assisting in the erection of =;
pole near st. Joseph's hospital. when a
mai! pole fell, striking him in the face and
cutting very ugly cash several inches in
length, which DR.. Mccormick attended.
VIM. Shaeller, seventeen years Of age,
fell from tho rear end of a freight train or
MoD;;ay and had his head cut badly in
scvcra! places. His injuries WAS also at
tcn''cd by DIR. Mccormick.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
SECOND EDITlON N.
WEDNESDAY EVENING JAN. 3, 1883
THE LATEST NEWS.
THE DENOCEATIC HOUSE CAUCUS.

Country Members StnbbOrniy Insisting on
tho Abolition OF SupertiuOus Oricss.
The Battle OF Reform.
Special Dispatch to the lNTELLIGENcER
HARRISBURG, Jan. 3.-The Democratic
caucus is again in session. A persistent
attempt is being made to fill all existing
supertluous offices, upon the plea that tho
law allowing them is mandatory. Tho
country members, led by Thorp, stubborn
ly insist on postponement for thirty days,
to allow time for the abolition of sinecures.
The caucus adjourns at three O'Clock.
W. L. II.
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DO Not Fear, You Carry Cesar"

Sail that iilustrious emperor TO his EOatman,
in the storm. And we can say tC the thOuS-
ands who are compelled to admit sOrrOwfully
that they have some form OF kidney disease.
DO not fear there is a Cesar among kidney
medicines. 1t Is Hunts Remedy, and 1t viii
cure you. Before its commanding power,
kidney and liver ailments flee as conquered
enemies. Its cures are marvellous; Its sway
unuuestiOned. 1t reaches caseS that are given
up and hopeless. To all who are afflicted In
stomach, bladder, kidneys or liver. we come
with the encouraging cry, " DO not lear:
there Is sure reliet in Hunts Remedy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03

The Pennsylvania telephone company
hav: been busy for some time erecting
po'.s for the telephone line between this
city and Columbia. The poles have al!
been put up, between the places, the
wDri>mcr having reached Lancaster yes
tciday ard the wire will be on in few
days. It Will ne but short time until
messages will be sent over the line be-
tween the two towns 4 line is also be-
ing made from Columbia to York by the
same company.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03

During the past year the advertisement OF
Fl.lnning & Merriam, COmmiss Mcr-
chants, Chicago, has regularly appeared in
Our columns. This firm has just sent out to
their customers, in shap" OF holiday greetings,
the December profits, together with full state
mcnt OF their Fund w, which has paid rcSu-
lar monthly profits to its patrons tor the past
year, in fact. for The past twenty months. For
those who desire small or medium spccula-
tive Investments. this cntcrprising firm offer
superior facilities anu inducements. ltdW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
IA Iron Makers to T:oet

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "a call fer a
meeting of all makers Of pig iron
for sale in the open market whose furnaces
arc located cast of Pittsburgh was issucd
to-day to be held at tho rooms OF the iron
and metal exchange, New York, on FRI
day next at 2 p. m. The call is signed by
eighteen prominent companies and pro.
ducers of pig iron.
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WEATHER lNDILAriONs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-For tho Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, southerly
veering to westerly winds, stationary OF
higher temperature, falling followed by
rising barometer.
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Congress,onal Proceedings.

WAsnINCTON, Jan. 3.-In the Senate at
the close of the morning business, Mr.
Logan continued his argument against TIC
bill for the relief of Fitz John Porter.
Tho House at Ills resumed consider,
ton in committee Of the whole Of the army
appropriation bill.
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ParsIyZed by POlsc0.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-Ilenry B. Gar
bcr, one of tho victims of the famous Gar
ber poisoning case st Norristown, which
still remains !, mystery, Was brought here
to day and placed in tho hospital hope :
less paralytic. After tho wholesale pois-
oning his life was saved, but lie was left Il
physical wreck.
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accuscd of Killing. Her BABY.

READING, Jan. 3.-Tho district attorney
has placed surveillance over Maria
Keyscr, of Mertztown, who is accused of
numbering her child by drowning it in a
creek few days since. She is in critical
condition, and Carrot be removed from
her home, and it is thought that she will
Gla
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
Thcrc Must 80 Good C:.uso.

The county commissioners have PASSED
the following resolution III regard to the
cogOner's fees
Resotced, THAT hereafter the costs Of
post mortem examination at the h.itlng
Of coroner's inquests, will not be paid by
the county whore the cause OF the death
is evident and not mysterious, Or cause to
suspect fclonicus killing of the deceased.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
C0rCner'S JHQuest.

Deputy Coroner J. NJ. Eaby yesterday
held an inquest on the body of Henry
Rose, which was found at Milton Eaby's
lime kilns near Bellemonte, Paradise
township. The jury WAS composed Of
Daniel NJ. Eaby, Washington Porter, John
Phennegar, Amos Rynior, II. E. Hess and
George Phennegar. They rendered a ver
dict of death from gas.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03

New YORK, Jan. :.-The remains of
the late Trenor w. Park arrived this
morning ON beard the steamer San Bias.
The body was taken TO the Dutch Re-
formed church, at 18th street and Fifth
avenue, where the funeral vii tako
place.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
IeiO for S,Ouit-

Robert Gochenauer, charged with the
larceny Of lot Of stockings from the
store of Z. J. Erisman, was committed for
trial at court by Alderman Barr this after
noon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
E:"Hi.rci

George Lutz, superintendent ut tho
Lancaster cemetery, has terdcred his res
ignation to the board Df directors. TO take
effect on the 1st Of April. For 2S years
Mr.. Lutz has held the position, and
has discharged his duties in a faithful
and efficient manner. The rapidly in-
crcasing duties of the office, " hich has not
been met with a corresponding increase of
fees is, We learn, Mr.. Lutz's principal rca.
son for resiSning. 1t might be worth
while Tor the board OF directors to consider
whether it would not i,e better to Increase
the compensation "' '.e superintendent
rather than to lose ihe services Of ali cx-
cellcnt, long tried officer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
SPECTiL NOTICES.

A Michigan boy ate u bar OF soap, drank n
lot OF soda water AM. went to bed to cure his
cold. The doctor had a hard time to pull linn
through, bat the boy now says the next time
he catches Z cold he will use DR.. Bulls Cough
SVrilD,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
a Quarrel That Ended In Murder.

New YORK, Jan. 3.-At late hour last
night, Frederick Paul, aged %, of No. %
Albany street, was shot and instantly
killed by Francis Donnelly during quar-
rel in liquor saloon at 122 Washington
street. Donnelly was arrested. He is
proprietor of the saloon in which the al
fray occurred 1t is alleged that Paul as
saulted Donneliy when the latter sent Il
bullet through his brain.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
Massachusetts Hotel i.urncd,

SALEM, Mass, Jan. 3-The Naumkea;
house, at Rockville, Was burned this
morning. The inmates barely escaped
with their lives. Loss, $1,000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
I,CS5 Adjusted.

KiIll White, OF New York, and Walter
Fortney, superintendent of Midd!etown
furniture cpn.pany. appointed to adjust
he loss to Hess s. Finn by fire have
finished their work. They find the loss to
TIC 5 800.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-TLe United Statu;
signal officer here furnishes the following:
Tho barometer is highest in the northwest
whero a cold wave is pressing to the
south. 1t is more thar 80 degrees belCw
zero in ManitOb:. and northern Minnesota.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
.HlSCELL.lNEO
y NJ. BRAU n n.

AIOTICE.-I hEREBY WARN ALI PER
IN SONS not to sell my wife, Az IN Brlunn,
any goods on credit, rs 1 will not Pay debts
contracted by her. -
il-3td JOHN NJ. BRAUNN.
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lack Paw Granted,

New BRUNSWICK, N. j., Jan. ;;.-Tlis
decision OF the supreme court gives s2o,
600 as back pay to city officers here,
making $4,000 due cx-Co!lcctor Miller
and 5000 10 each alderman and city officer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
Tho DISTINGUISHED Lead.

LONDON Jan. 3.-The Paris correspond
ent of the Standard says Gambetta's
funeral will be the greatest since the re-
mains of the first Napoleon were brought
to the Inyalides.
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Tho BIRD OF Wisdom.

Owen p. Briclzer, esq, has mounted
sented to him by u friend as New Year
present.
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Mr.. Martin 2ates, of New York, who
died Oh Monday. Jan. I, was the father
ip-law o. Mrs. Elizabeth Bates, formerly
Of this city, sister of 3. F. Eshleman,
esq, A nrtco of his funeral appears
else lcro.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
A Quarrel He;wesn Policemen

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 3.-Duins guar.
rel this morning between Josiah Shut and
Martin Powers, the former was shot and
dangerously wounded. Both were police
mon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03

Hotels Compelled to Suspend :urinrss.
LEBANON, Pa, Jan. 3-Owins TO ::
change in tho time Of holding court anI
granting hotel licenses about twenty
hotels in Lebanon county must close their
business for a week, beginning with to
morrow.
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TNIVIDEND NHTiCE.

~ The President and Directors of the Ian
caster. Elizabethtown & Middletown Turn
pike Road Company have on the lsi inst, de-
clarcd a dividend of ONE DOLLAR and
NINETY CENTS on each share of stock tor
the last six months, payable on demand.
CHAS. e. LONG,
l3-3td Treasurer,
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Stock Markets.

View York, Philadelphia AMI Local SIus's
alsO United States Bonds reported ,i,iiiv '
JACoE B. LONG, - North Qt,aen street.
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DAKtiAINS In WATCHES, GI.OCKS.
ID Chains, Rings, Spccttclcs. &c. Repairing;
or all kinds will receive my personal at1rn
tion. LOUIS WEBER, No. I5916 NCr!h Queen
street. Remember name and number. III
rcctly opposite City Hotel, near Pennsylvari;
railroad depot. dec 2S lyd
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FOR SAEE.

CHOk RENT.
D Two @.orcS and Dwellings. so. > I :titi
:sE; Sorth nu,cu street, Orpc,.it" North ~
Market House. Amply at No. 3:i NoitIH
QUEEN STREET. do TIL
,C!: I.;cSr.--TISUI, Tsfi; FIRST D!sG OE
Il April next the desirable store-rOOfn and
dwelling Eca i2 and ~ South Queen street.
Auply 10 W.P. EHINTON,
,!71lv,l No. - South Queen Street.
E,r!jl. SALE.
u Dnuh,c Twn-Stnry TWELVE RODMED
DIV hi.LINti, Choice Location. Eath. Cn'!'r-
..ruriut Drainage, Large TWOSTOKf STA
i.I.E and Greenhouse in rear, Fruit ana
-Flrubbcry in variety. Apply ut
dysiiI NO. 80 EAST klSG STREET,
E;s,I: SALE G;s RENT.-a LARGE COR
4 ncr residence in good location I! rooms; !;
lath room an,! all modern cOnvcpic nccs large
yar,l and stable. Apply -
ALLAN 4. HEIR " CO,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
G3Oiw,l No. I0G East Kim, ST.
1NOss f:EST.-s LARGE IirSlDEHGE IN
Il New Buffalo (a town on the Su-quchInna
rivcr) beautiful, hign location, with stable,
Out-ilOuSCs and large garden suitable fora
summer boarding house or - Tcnpcrancc
Hotel. Rent low to- IL desirable tenant Adj
dress, with name and residence,
j2-2wts No. 81 Lexington ST., Baltimore, Md.
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READING, Pa, Jan. 3.-Whilc Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham Mussolman were driving.
home near Emaus last night the horse be
came unmauageable, ran Oh the railroad
track and was struck by train. The
horse was killed, the vehicle demolished
and the occupants thrown cut. Both MIR.
and Mrs Musselman sustained severe but
not fatal injuries.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
NEW AnYEETISEMENTS.

BUY NY HAVANA AND YiRA TOBAC-
L co direct from the importers and sell the
i",~t scent cigar in The city.
II iitBTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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Account Filed.
l;oIiday Greetings I'hat Pay.

The account OF tue county treasurer has
lust been filed in the registers office
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r1,.JI;SrIKEI.GOPO. PO.AI.s.-SEALED Flss,-

F9rgE:EflNEflSDfOSA OSALS.-SEALEDP PtsV-
L p0sals for building Tie LititZ Il ROthsvillo
Turnpike distance 5, loo fceO Will be rsceivci
ut I = Gfl:cc OF johnson Miller, on Broad
street, in the town OF LititZ, until 10 OOciock
L. NJ. on Wednesday, january ID, 1855 The
profile and specifications can be seen ut said
Office. The dircctO reserve the right "a re-
icct any or all bids. Said proposals when sent
by mail must DO marked on the envelope,
Trrnpii:c ProOOs:,la. PETER S. REIST,
President.
Hon ySOy MILLER Secretary, a9ii1ld
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tI,;.E E,NvI,nWMnrIDN OF slMPLE IA

j ttrrhal Chronic CuryZt rarely leafs to
ulccrltion but that Of SgrUtuIais quite prone
- ulccIate.
Diseases of the EYE. EtE. TI!EOAT-GlsO
GANG CGRS, TUMO:sS. SKIN and CHRONIC
DiSEASES-sUccessiuly treated by DRS. II.
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Walnut street, Lancaster, Pa. Consultation
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03

VraIUARlE City iKuPFNTI AT Putt
Y Lie SALE.-On THU kSi'AY, JANUARY
4th, 1855. the undersigned will sell ut Public
Sale at the Leopard Hotel, all that certain
Two-stOry BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No
Il; South Queen street, Lancaster. west side,
with lot - feet. 2'4 inches front, including
+, ;cht to 4 ioOl wide alley front, and extending
wide allry The in,in buildins has seven
room, aud large attic, gas through the houS',
firstc celia, with II ncn heater which heats
the Whole house, nydrlnt in yard. and IL well
of ncvcrfiilinS water near btck door. Hrick
Stable anu Carriage iiOUs" III r'.:tr OF LOT. ana
OF her cOnvenicncCS. Tie lot Is we'll nilesi with
Fruit Trees and Grape Vines.
Sale 10 cOInnc!i,'" al Ioc'rck, p. m., on SAD
day when Attendance viii! b" given and terms
made known by
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