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Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

NOTlOE-I, CAkOLINE KLIeGLER,
IN owner and occupant Of the house stu
ated ct NOS 2o7 and 200 East Second street,
in the Second ward Of the city ofWilminEton,
New Castle County and State Of Delaware,
In compliance with the requiem snts Of the
act Of the General Assembly In such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing to the Court Of
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail d.
livery Of the state OF Delaware, in and for
sew Cas.le County, on Mondav, November
18th, A d., 1884, being the first day Of ssid
Court for license for said house as an INN or
tavern, for the sale therein OF intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart, to
be drunk on the premises, and the following
resp ectable citizens Of the said wGd recon-
mead the said application, viz:
J, q. Eirzel, VIM. q. Grimes.
MartinTraub, Edward Stanmaire,
A. Hiiger, Henry Gebert,
Gusts vus Hansen, Andrew M. Dettling,
J. W. Farrs, Lewis 0nunu,
VIM. Spiegiihalter, VIM. White,
A. Spiegilhsltor, Charles Knoher.
X. L. Gibson, Ferdinand Vogel,
@. X. Higgins, Charles r. hoffman,,
Chestnut Groves, John Maier,
George Henig, John W. Grow,
Robert Kenyon, Joseph A. Baumann,
Henry Kienle, Nicholas Jenny,
Charles Helmet, N. Spiegilhaltey
ocll-3tf CAkOLINE KLIN9LER.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

Tho high school and the grammar
schools are full except few seats in
the highest classes. No. 2 has SO ap
plicsnIs for whom there are no seats
No. 3, 63: No 6, IL; No. IA; No. 9
a NO 10, II No. IL, IL !; No. -, IL
No, Is, 2; No. 10. SO No. 10, ; No
20, 34-total 265 The schools thai
have vacancies In them are No. Z, 10
Nos, /; No.9,5; No. 10, 10; No IL ,18; No. l.
16 No. l2, l No. IA, So; No. II. So
No. 10, 20 No. 20, 80; total, 224. 1
will b. seen from the foregoing tina
there are Al more applican: Is for seat
than vacancies.
In the colored schools in No. 16 Their,
are So applicants, In No. 81, %, and il
No. n, n total, 1903. In No. 10 Their
sra % vacancies, leaving sc pupils To-
whom there are no seats.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14
RTTO.,S EXCELSIOR ELASTIC ROOF

dDRJOt'S EXCELSIOREL ASTlOROOF'
II paint. The bcst ard CHEAPEST roof
paint In use 80 positive am OF rs exec
fence and superiority that only ASK you to
give IL fair trial after which feel confident
Won will nse no other. once used IL needs no
oIher recomme ndation; II speaks for itself
The fact that It as been used by the leadink
property owners OF this city on the roofs OF
Deariy all tho principal buiidinks lpatDilc
for the last i've or six years. has caused un.
princlpled parties to attempt TO palm on an
Inferior article In It's stead. 1HERtD =, BE
WARE or woRTHL Rss MUTATIONS. Inc Rehu
Inc ar icle can only be had OF me. as ! nave
no agents Ia this city, but give personal At
tsntios to its application myself Inc ABOVE
pain IL warra nted to be fire and waterprooi,
and affected by heat or cold and VIII not
crack or blister. Guaranteed for nvS years w
No. per Quare foot X II. bhuoE.,
sos Poplar street, Will, Dol.
Qcll-aa IN th.lmo
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14
Dr s,mms, r.Imonic Bslssm

Is the Leading lung remedy in Will
mington, Del. Cant be beat in sore
throat and lung diseases. Said more than
one gentleman at DuPont's Banks, 1t
WAS the best lung medicine sold, aud
they would not be- without 1t In their
families. We have hundreds OF private
references. 80 cents and 81. Sold by
all dealers in med icine. Depot, Fourth
and K ing streets Philadelphia Depot,
Johnston, Holloway & Co., 6O2 Arch
street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14
ImpOraans

Proven tative against cholera, &c
your houses painted ; against colds &c
your broken glass renewed by w. X
Grant, Sixth and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

Holland. No. 3O7 Market street, will
give you one dozen fine re.touched cabi-
peous method, anu finished In an artis.
tic style, for only s..
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14
LOCAL OPTION TICKET.

Norl0E-
LOCAL OPTION TICKET.
These names will be embodied in the Leg
islative part Of the Democrat and Republl.
can tickets, which will be designated -
" Republican or Democrat" In acaord-
snse with an sct Of the General Assembly Of
April 9, 1851, which roads :" and
upon tho inside at the head Of the ballot
shall be written or printed tho name Of the
political party to which majority ofthe Der
sons voted for telons."l
For Senator in the General Assembly.
JOHN H. ADAMS.
For representatives. in the General Assembly
AMER @. FORWOOD,
ALFRED 4AWTHROP,
VINCENT q. FLINN,
THOMAS A. MULLIN,
LEONARD v. ASPhlL
ALEXANDER DEAKYNE,
LEAVIN CATS.
oclo-2ot
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

Oh just look at the nice print butter
that Smeltz & Co. sells for 20 cents a
pound. It's just splendid No. IL E.
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14
lms,OrsanaelO YOu.

With each dozen of cabinet photo
graphs will present you with one 8x1(
frame, size picture, free. Beecher'
gallery. 3l5 Market street. The bes
pictures in the city.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14
An Intellsgent, Quiee

Boy can secure situation at this of
foe.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

NUTIOE-PROSP THE HOME
IN Loan Association has Just completed
is 18th year. The 1st I'D and Sd series have
been contaminated, with handsome profit
to the stockholders, and the 4th series has
due on the matured stock has been paid. 20
that the association u without debt and owns
no property. Tho 18th series commences
with September, and shares can be obtained
by application to
3EOnGE ". BUSH, President,
JOHN GREEN, Vice Pro. dent
JOHN W. LAWSON, Treasurer
or T.. T. TAYLOR, Secretary.
COLLIN No. bO2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

Every species OF Itching Scaly. Pimpiy, Scroi
ulous Inherited and Contagious Humors. wit
Loss Of Hair cured by CUTIcURA REsoLvENr &c
new Blood Purifier internally, and CuTIcuRA an
Sold everywhere. Price, CuT1cURA, 10 oents
Soar, Is cents; REsoLvEST. VI.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. BOSTON
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

wa, taken up onSa' urday mcrn- ~
ing at Front and MARI ct streets, ard IL nov
A. the stables VI the city hotel. The owner
can h ave tame by proving property and pay
ing charge. mAhllN AIouh.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

JAMES & sRo.
NO. 2Oa MARKET STREET,
Have Q large assortment of KNIVES, FORKS,
Ivory. Hard Rubber, Rosewood and all styles
OF pocket knives, sep20
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

ENOR SALE-A FINE CHESTER COU N
II ty farm of $50 acres. Hooa buildings
and living water In every field. APPLE or
chard In bearing. Would mako f1rst cla'i
stock farm. ROBINSON b 90. koom NO
z Every Evening Building. oc7-u
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

A RTlSAN SAVINGS BANK.
IA No. COZ MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, October y, 1854 (
The managers have this day declared a
dividend at The rate OF per cent. D r mum
or the last six months. Dividends not draWn
are entitled TO interest from , ctober D..
oc l-ot Il. T. TAYLOR, T. cas-.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

NOTICE-TEE PARTNERSHIP HERE
IN tofore existing eetwoen Thomas Mitch.
oil and Joseph e. Beex, undertav, r., mas
Beck. The business will be continued at the
old stand, 4l2 King street, by Thomas Mitch
ell, who will settle all claims and collect all
bills duo the late nrm. 1t Is desired to close
tho accounts at once, and ell persons indebt-
cd will please come forward and settle
promptly. THUMA As MITC Il ELL.
Wilmington, Aug. so, 1884. sep1S.Nt
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

NOR SALE OK X ENT-STORE BUILD
y Ing In tho Philips b Seeds block at
Fourth and French streets, suitable fol-
Wholesale or commission, or any heavy bust
nees. Building strong and durable. We'll
built. Location for business good and 10
creasing every day. Terms easy. J. X.
SEEDS 4 SONS 1l0 West 9th 81. aui9-dw-i
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

VIZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w maker, No. 200 East Third street,
Will, bel Manufacturer Of and dealer 10 eli
kinds Of breech and muzzle loading shot
guns, rifles. pistols, ammunition, etc. Fish
tackle in all Its branches. Fine gun repair.
ing q speciality. Guns choked bored TO
shoot close pattern guaranteed. Locxsaitb.
Ing, bell.hanging and all kinds OF repa ring
promptly attended to. Shell carefully load,
cd to order. su22-sm
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

Read the REPUBLICAN,.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

DUKE MILK-PERSONS WISH NH A
i pure article should pstronizs n Etxe-
moor Dairy. Delivered carly and gu,arIy
Three wagons on the route.
sep2o 2ot@ J. H. PORTER, Prop.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

ENCR SALEA FlkSr-OLASS FARM IN
Il Kent County, t.ei., ~ miles from K.k.
station, contsi lining l3b acres. Peach and Ap-
pie orchards in bearing. The soil 10 fertile
and we'll adapted to III growing Of all kinds
Of fruit and grain raised en- the Peninsula
ROBINSON b CO., koom 2. Evory Evening
Building. oc7-u
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

IrOk SALE ONE OF THE MOST COM
e plese houses In the city, No. $40 Var
Buren, street. Front poicn, front, side and
back yards, open stairw y, French roof. wateI
closet snd bah. timely papered through bout
This property will be sold at bargain. Perm
to suit. n, BINsON b 90, boom 2, Every
Eysninh building Oco II
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the partnership lately subsistinx between
James Z. Newman, John A. North and Saml
J. Newman, trading as Newman & Co Con-
tractors Builders aud Grocers, was dissolved
on thu fifteenth day Of September, A. d., 1884,
by mutual consent.
JAMES E. NEWMAN,
JOHN A. NOETH,
oc1l-3t* SAMUEL J. NEWM AN.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

NOR SALE-uOOD BUILDING LOTs
u on W00dlAwn Avenue. between Second
and Third streets, "A feet front BY "a feet deol
TO alley Z feet wide. Terms easy 70 those
Wishing 70 improve. Apply TO JoSEfh
PYLE. aug@3m
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

YOU DESIRE A GOOD Akl4. ...,,1
l. family coal, free rom dirt an ,iasa,
leave your orders with J. q. PI"N..,.S 4
CO., No. 8O2 Market street, coal dealers w bo
sell none but the bost coal. au20-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

NOT1OE-ALL PARSONS AR. tn.
IN lied not to trust any one on .vr a.
count without q written order, a. w., viii
net pay any bills 80 contracted.
nl-u GEO. w. VERNON 4 SGNS.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14
Best FOR ANYTHING.

Having used your CUrICURA REMEDIES fo
Igh teen months for letter, and finally cured il,
I'm anxious to get IL to sell on commission. 1 ca
,econmend II beyond any remedies have eve
ised for letter Burns Cuts, ETC. In fact, 1t 10 tn
r. s. HORTON.
MYRTLE Miss
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

Our stock is now complete
with a fine line of Suits and Pan
falcons of our own make, which
will be sold at such low prices
as defy competition. These
goods, remember, are Fresh
Made, New and Stylish in Cut,
Well Sponged, and a guarantee
given with each suit TO be as rep
resented.
We have also opened our Fall
and Winter Styles of French,
English and Domestic Suitings
and Overcoatings, which will
compare favorably with any es-
Establishment in this city.
In our Merchant Tailoring
Branch we employ none but
Skilled Cutters and the Best
Workmen. We make the trim
ming of our garments speciality,
and guarantee satisfaction in all
cases.
An early visit in this depart
ment is solicited.
Suits made TO order from SIS
upwards.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

= Asiv NERVOUS DIS.
=" s'atn tn human fam
) ~ tn+U rigin IN decayed teeth. 10000
a..4.... I'D gentle treatment OF the IN ,uth
at No. 41l West sixth street. Dr. IA MES
H. SCOTT, late Of Philadelphia, extracts
Teeth, rs cents. col. IN
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

ENUR SALE, OHEAP-HOUSE NO. OIL
IL West Fthh street, three s,ory brick
All conveniences. Apply to }. q. PlCkELS
O. co 500 Market street. Oct6-u
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

TNOR 0OODHASS rOVE,r FOX
II heating purposes. Apply at this ofnco.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

liyuk SALE-ELEV EN- UfTnOSb NEW
IL 7roomed houses, situate on Trenton
Place. between Adams and jackson and 10th
and llth streets. Bath, gas, front porchol
and bay windows, front and back yards and
all modern improved snt. These houses an
elegantly finished and are . decided bargain.
formation apply 70
Real Estate Agent,
D. Z. Uor. Sixth and Shiplsy.
iel8-0
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

NOV SALE STOKES,
IL Farms, Country seats and Building
Lots. ROBINSON d CO., Room 2, Every
Evening Building. oc7-u
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

THOR SALE-A HORSE, BUGdY AND
II harness. Inquire OF y. A NohIh, us
n arket street. osli-ot
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

NOR sALE-A MOE JEFFERSON TT
r dwelling. Nine rooms, with all the
modern conveHiences. GREGG WAL
TER. No. CI5L Market street. ocs-bt
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

FASHIONABLE DRESS AND uI.YAK
week. Apply at $40 Markets.. se. 27.lst
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

rNOR sALE-Cl1AH STORE, IN GOOD
Is location. Address A, this offioe. DOL Il
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

TOTICE-aEORGE o. MARis, w. ool
IN Shipley street, Money Loaner 'onyev.
ANGER and Real Estate Agent. G0rt..asSa
negotiated, bought and sold. sv,-am
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

ICOK SALE-rWb STALLS IN AClIuB
n stable. Good 10 YES ment, Pay ~ per
can't. Address STABLE, this Office. oc9-6ts
Daily Republican., 1884-10-14

DUKE MILK, WHOLESALE AND RE.
L tail, at the milk depot, s4o Pc liar st.
-epl6-tf
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; - - -
a BASE BALL FEAT.
How Paul Hines Intends to Catch the Highe
I" sky-Scraper" ON Record.

How Paul Hines Intends to Catch the Highest
sky-Scraper" on Record.
Mr.. Mclaughlin, the superintendent of the
Washington monument, has made bet with
Pnnl Hines, the noted centre field Of the
champion Providence base ball nine, that the
latter cannot catch base ball dropped by
Mclaughlin out of the window near the top
of the monument This might seem an easy
matter for good bail player to do, but mo-
ment's reflection will show that Mclaughlin,
who has spent years on the shaft under
stands its various problems pretty thoroughly.
The monument, by its isolation and plain
ness, deceives everybody in respect to its real
height. II is, for instance, higher than the
Palisades at any point, and nearly twice as
high at some levels, as from the windows to
the base is about 515 feet This distance Is
nearly twice rs great rs from the top OF
Trinity church spire TO the ground. 4 man
at this elevation looks like an insect, and TO
ordinary mortals certainly a base ball would
be invisible. / have forgotten the formula
for the law of falling bodies, but Mr.. Hines
will probably be able TO tell his friends what
it is If he gets his hands on new base ball
thrown out of that window But he will
have to '.judge" the ''hy" as well as 'hold''
il, for tho monument will suck in towa,ds II
the tiny satellite, making the ball describe a
curve different from the parabolas of the out
field. However, Mr.. Hines thinks he can
catch the ball, and il will be interesting to see
him try TO do it, He is said TO be the best
fielder in the profession.
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= THEY ar INSURE THEIR LIVES.
Merchants, Bankers, and Railroad Men Insure
for Immense Amounts.

Jno B. Stetson, of Philadelphia, hat manu-
facturer at Fourth and Montgomery avenue,
is one of the largest life insurance policy
holders in the world. He pays premiums on
$4,000. He has 100000 on his own life.
Theodore u. Peterson and Richard Peterson,
the booksellers, each have policies for $780,
900. Frank b. Gowen, ex-president of the
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad company.
carries $4,000 policy. Thomas Dolan, the
carpet manufacturer, pays premiums ON $780,
600; Hamilton Bisston has in the vault of a
well-known safe deposite company policies
for S510, 900; John Wanamak er pays premiums
on $4,000; b. b. Comegys, president of the
Philadelphia National bank, has policy for
$4,000; Lewis C. Cassidy is insured for $780,
600 Benjamin III. Shoemaker and Wharton
Barker for 100000 each ;s.Richard j. Dobbins
the builder 100000; George Harding, the
patant LAWYER, Slo0, eco w. NJ. Runk, of Dar-
bur of the Lehigh Valley railroad, 100000
and George ii. Stuart, president of the Mer-
chants National bank 100000. The dry
goods firm of Hood, Bonbright & Co. have
s250ooo insurance ON their lives Charles
Hartshorne Nice-president of the Lehigh
Valley railroad company, has $4,000 policy
and Robert FL Savre of the same company,
il insured for 100000 Mackellar, Smiths d
Jordan, the type founders, are insured for
nearly q quarter of million. w. II. Clyde
others who have policies Of from $4,000 TO
$4,000.
In New York, William ii. Vanderbilt is
insured for S020,OG Every policy he owns
has been issued within tho last five years.
JAY Gould made up his mind dozen years
ago 10 insure his life, and year by year has
added 10 the amount until he can produce
policies for 800, 600, which he calls his emerg-
cney fund. Pierce Lorillard has s25j, 900 on
his life. L. w. Devoe, the New York paint
manufacturer, carries policies for $3.50,
Cyrus w. Fields life is insured for s2i0,00O.
Alexander Barrett and f. Il. Roberts, of New
York, each have 100000 on their lives.
John Glib, the spool silk man, has policies
for $4,000. Charles Pratt and III. B. Hyde,
of New York, are each insured for Sl65,000.
Uncle Rufus Hatch is insured for $4,000.
Judge Fullerton for $4,000 III. B. Clafiin for
S125, coo.
Senator Don Cameron of Pennsylvania, has
an insurance of 100000, and w. L. Scott, OF
Erie, SOS, 600
George NJ. Pullman OF Chicago, Of Pullman
ear fame, has his life insured for $780, 000 j.
Il McVicker, the theatrical manager and
iather-in-law of Edwin Booth, has policy
for $4,000. Few men are insured after they
are 65, and doctors and actors are as a rule
poor customers of life insurance companies
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MARKETS.
philadelphia Market.

PHrLApELra1A, Dec. s7.--Flour steady but quiet :
superfine, 81 50a2 - Extra, - J0Q3; Penna
family, 50 20I3 SO; Winter clears, 50 500 . 20
straights $ifl+ so; Minn. extra clear - 5213 % :
do straights, 90 15Gl4 25 winter patents, ~ s1G
s spring do ~ 50fi L.
Rye -four at - 70.
Wheat 1rm with fair demand: No. West
ern Red, soc /; No. do, 7lc No. Pa do, sc NO.
2 Delaware, do, sic.
Corn firm and fairly active for local CON
sumption steamer. 4Tdt9c sail yellow and do
mixed, 49di9lSc; No. 3 do, I1d41lac.
Oats quiet and steady No. l. Wmtc,
6T36c No do, 3IlSf35c No. 3do S3iEc: rejected,
SsflsSc No. mixed, SS2l1c
Rye dull Mt 6SsIf5c.
sceds~Ciover dull at s'467]6c Timothy duh
at 81 4OfIl A.; Flaxseed scarce at 81 &C.
Winter bran firm at SIG 5ONl5.
Provisions duh and steady mess pork,
slSal3 so beef hams, sl9 0dSi city mess beet
Bacon, oaolSc: smoked shoulders, &c
salt do, GfI6I4c smoked hams l0Iaall16c; picked
do, 9lkaI956c.
Lard dull city refined, SC loose butchers
6lec prime steam, 81.
Butter firm and active under small arrivals
Creamery extra, Sl632c; II. c. 4 \. y. do, 2if'
&c Western dairy eStas, &c; do good t'
choice, 20G2sc.
Rolls at 9qIlsc packing butter, 7Gloe.
Eggs firm and supplies very light; extras, .
Cheese dull, but steady; New York Full
Cream, l2ldl3c Ohio Flats, choice, ll34c: &c
fair to prime, st6llI4c; Penn'a part skins 51ic
| do full do, 13d4lac.
Petroleum dun Refined, sc.
Whisky quiet at 81 ~.
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r1.. x.er~s ~ nm e.,v t1,eIv 1.e,cue
"a - '.SI.sb I3mrned tS prath.
4 n xs-,,<z sv,1 ,-s...ra., ,o .,,a \, o,c,ocl
- " 1,et'es' seA.' ''e'r W M ~ -. a..
aytlteruey morning haincs p'"s' nun '''e
fS1uvnfor of Rainwntcr 4 Stcarns in Lamar
etfpei II Wns soon noised about that two
a,,1<~, r,cre ~ tho buildinu and hardly had the
80 ~ s.s,,, ,,,sr, :, ho, svas throsv,, rrou,
!. s,..'.os se.'' ~ y, -. m, ..,a,,t
WINDOW IN the TOP story mo eNc'.e'no','
Docauo Intense. Mr. Rssnwnter' .no"sh
!. Hufforfne fotn rheumatism, was quickly on
{ ne nronnd. and of1ered $1,000 reward for the
yrungss,o ~ x1s.1, ~ the mof, supposed to be in
SSss rSs1ftiaSrr, IJe az plained the manner In
N fuX ~ nIevnts,r was built and said If the
Z ~ ss,,f III ccrexs bv the stairs there was no
q sss,e' - the windows were IA feet from the
& <|S1z .nd cos,ld not be reached without n
I. 1870. F-
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Preaching services at the Bethel. Harrisburg
papers please copy. d2ea
sHrIEy.--In this city, on the 2sth inst, Martha
wife OF John shiley, in the sist year Of her age
A precious one from us has gone,
voice we loved Is stiled
place Is vacant In our home,
Which never can be hlicd.
Farewell, my husband and children dear,
Tbough absent from you ,io not fear;
God will protect and comfort too,
So love one another rs loved you.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF her soninlaw, Urius saur No. lG
Middle street, on sunday afternoon at O'Clock
2td
BRISKNAN--In this city, on tho s7th inst, Allan
lee son ofFrancis andpfanny Brinkman. aged ,
years, . months and 10 days.
Fare thee we'll sweet bud Of beauty,
Little Allan, fare thee wei
oh thou were too pure and holy,
ON an earth like this TO dwell.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of his parents, NO 500 south Prince
| street, Monday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter
| ,nont ~ zion,s cep,etery ltd.
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poreas Acknowledgment.. ).

The ladies of the Union Dorcas society CRATE
fully acknowledge the following donations
Mrs. VIM Whey S.. Mrs. Geo. stenmau s.. Miss
Harriet IIeltshuo S., Mr.. u. b. Martin $40 ; Mr..
Nathaniel Ellmaker s., Miss s. 6. Myers 81, Mrs
Geo. Franklin u, Mrs T.. II. Brown 81. Mrs, Wid
nyer 81, Mrs. Rengier 81, Miss Sue Frazier 81
Miss a, Hurford 81, St. Paul's Thanksgiving col
lection tadditional) 5Oc balance from Leap YeaI
"German $3.50, fair held by Ella Lands, Myrl
Locher, Bessie and Mary Brubaker s225 Mr.
Henry Baumgardner ton of nut coal, Mrs. Car
ter clothing, Mrs. John IIager clothing, Miss
Eliza Smith IS yards muslin and canton flannel
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Barney 3cAutey o-ni9ht.-!This evening this
comedian, who has made himself famous by his
impersonation OF Uncle DdaY, viii appear In the
opern house in his new play of +" The Jersey
man." which gave such great satisfaction when
presented here last season. He has a capable
company supporting him.
At fhe Riaks--The " Mldgets appear for the
last time at the West King street rink this even
ing. The Mennerchor rink will be open as usual
thi seyening, after last nights occupancy of the
hall by the Mennerchor festivities
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NEW YoRx, Dec. 27-Flour-state aud Western
a shade stronger and I'm fair demand. southern
firm.
Wheat very strong and s46lgsc higher, with
more doing In options No. ! White, nominal ;
No. Red, Jan, S4lxTs2lsc: Feb, S35sGSi3sc
Mar, SGISc; May, s93sd9Olsc.
Corn L41sc higher and fairly active Mixed
Western spot, 4S65ilSc 4; do future, i6iiG33lsc.
Oats LFlSsc higher; No. ,, Jan, 33ssIS5l &c
Feb ATE; State, 3jdj715c Western, 33QSIc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-27

Yonr heart is the busiest pump In the world
pumping ull the time never stopping until you
die. IL pumps blood Every four minutes al
the blood In your system passes through youi
heart Blood Is the vital fluid. lmpoyerish Il and
you die. lnyigorate IL. and you ure hearty and
joyful There must be iron In the blood, or you
are pale and puny. Browns Iron Bitters is the
most efficient preparation of iron gentle
powerful and reliable.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-27
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box For sale by III. II. Cochran, druggist Nos
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