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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-19

Supervisors appointed by the board
for the present year, including those
elected. as per returns fled:
| Di.tric, A-B-teonsolidAted) Swan Soibeck, ap-
District c-E. NJ French, appointed.
D-J. N. Harlow
| EJames Candy, elected.
| mo appointment until settlement had
Nth p,.;,;,, .,s ssssfs,;ci :.sc,,,S
nw. nv ?. ?. 1,..;ss,. yssss, :Hss,%s,sd. :Iss,ss.
| " JWilllam Anderson, elected.
Z" La 1. Raddsll. appointed.
| M-iAyant Walker, elected.
" NJ. Ricseawebcr a
| :. 81. D. sgiriock, appointed.
| Y-ncni. u. Ticknor, elected.
s-.so, .. shannon, appointed.
VA. Y. Young, elected.
:, Va D. e1ssn eshssmber'' appointed.
| " y-Jacob Wnldrick
" Z-So appointment until after settle
mrnt with old Supervisor.
| District x-Ioseph cabana, elected:
| district es-Dsvid Fleetwood, appointed.
Clerk instructed 10 notify Supervisors
II their appointment, and to send the
description IL each road district to the
Supervisor of same.
1
ined, and the following ordered paid:
EFT Young. board and care Of l.
W RICHTER. care Of l. Rail-. i...... i6 90
Mary Mix. board and care of W II
| Iaftlspu 3U w
Rabbeson 4 Harmed, burial ex.
penscs OFF l. Bail. w Harrison and
VIM Myers ....................... "a 90
Mary johnson. rent kennedy fanny 10 90
Milton Giles. meat for Kennedy fam
Brewer a Case meat for Kennedy
W ''E " Riley. ii d, attendance con on SO
= y starkwai6cr, NJ ID. attendance
on Butler family ............... 200
Mrs ! Miller, attendance on Butler
cana.lay a. jones, provisions for '0
butler family ..................... Sc 20
Mrs NJ J washburn, nursing Butler
| Mhtiiy .........-...... 70 w
Melvin washburn. wood for Butler
Joshua Thayer. attendance on But
James BiIcs. supplies Tor Mrs.
shaw's family .....,.............. So rs
Dr Gco y whitworth. one-half bill,
| attendance ON Alfred family 8 Is
Caradav Il Jones. supplies tor Grif-
nth family. ....... ................ 8 35
Edward Eldridpe. rent for Griffith
family ........ ................... Z so
DIT Drewry, wood for Mrs Arm
| N'fbuE w
| Mrs X Elder. rent for Mrs Arm
strong 49,. ........ ....... I2 90
| " Vincent. shoes for county poor. Is 80
u Mckenny, med cine for county
| w
q u Mann. medicine for county poor 10 92
kraiz 4 Bonner. supplies for county
poor ............ ......... .. 40 55
J silsby. supplies for county poor 81 Is
!. bottman. supplies for county poor 20 20
| Ihos Prather, cash adv. county poor "a 80
Hospital for the Insane, cash ad.
yanced discharged patients . 8 so
Williams. scuttlc for District Clerk / so
Mary u Tuite. lamps for " 70
Nj Nixon. repairs at Courthouse. 90
WI RUNNER, repairs at Courthouse 2 Is
Geo Forbes, repairs at county build
IN 'ss'f.'.s'. j w
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-19

Rev. May O. Jones b holding .
series Of rival msstings q Oolfax
and Walls wslla with assAs sssesns.
Al The former town ssvsasy-avs nv
converts were added 10 che ohurch.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-19

DELEGATE Voorhees, has been con-
fined to his bed in Washington with
sprained ankle. He was out, for
the first time in week on Tuesday
last week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-19
~ AShINGTON STANDARD.
l:isE fvfsT TtuAT fyEgsl "
JOHN MILLER MURpiiY,
D NJ .l.-I I-.-.... 49,.

JUN W IL v " NJ " kIft1,
hiltpr ant Proprietor
sssssvtpst.s Wst~s
PEI y"'f ~ ad,snre o. IN
" not paid =ttirtiV ~ al
vance 90
~ month";. Ia adNan,r / 81
Aa."ssisi.s Hsts.
on~ square ,lnoiil per wear tis M
i"t quarter iH
It square Uut iuseftint .u
ui'~,Iu'nt in-ntlinn- 70
Advertising. fnuf squares 80 upwards
by tho V'at al lii."fal rates.
Iesal notices sili l.c charged ~ the ~
,ofncv ur officer authorizing their inser
ton
AdVrtii srmruts srnt from hi-tancr
ani transient npiips iuu-t be- aToomIan
isd hy the cash
Announcements ~ marriages, hitths
aud deaths inserted tree.
ohituaty notices. resolutions sf respect
and ,iher artiulrz which du not lsisss'~s -
ssnrtsi interest will ho inserted al uiic.
hslftho rates fur business advertisements
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-19

I ftf fHfHfff
b-tt,'ln -Grp g roarcc, Supervisor,
49, frIrii.
b~lricl II r. u. Young. Supervisor,
| approved. cash un hand, 81 81.
hsirici John Chipman, approved
and ~, - i"r uNorwurk ordered paid.
District J-R. +. Whitman. Supcrvis-
or. approved and $40 for ovcrwork or
| dcf'd paul.
FRIpNy, Feb. 1.
Supervisors reports:
District k-B T. t;ay, Supervisor, ap-
proved and $l0 ior ovcrwork ordered
| ,alI
District III. q. Parsons, Supervisor,
~" report.
District Nj X. Iittlcjohn, Super
visor. settle with Auditor.
District NJ. Ricscnwcber. Super
visor, approved and s. for ovcrwork or
| irtrd paid.
District O-j u. Spirlock. Supervisor,
approved. balance on hand, s. 50.
District ri. \. Smith, Supervisor, ap-
proved, balance on hand, Si2 9S.
District Q-Nelson Johnson, SuperviS-
or, approved and So 30 for overworl>
ordered paid
iNNAihi 'fli'Stil, ",
| approved and 81 ~ for ovcrwork ordered
paid
District S-t;co. ID. shannon, Super
visor, approved. balance on hands, 1872
District TT. &. Axtcll, Supervisor,
me- report.
District u. VI. Ncwsum, Su ocrvisor,
approved cash On hands, 81 81.
District VA T.. Young. approved.
District W-G. l.. RAYMOND, approved
nnd slO for oycrwork ordered paid.
District M. \. Mckenzie, Super
visor. halancc on hand. So H.
District N-B. I. Ruth, Supervisor, re-
iocicd settle with Auditor.
District I-,'cnrgc Ticknor, Supervis-
ur, rejected.
District 27-R. H. kandle, Supervisor,
approved and $ij for overwork ordered
pail
District 2s-C. F. Eastman, Supervisor,
approved.
District s,-lavid Fleetwood, Super
yi-or. approved and 81 ~ for overwork
ordered paid.
District 3o-John Barnett, Supervisor,
approved.
boundaries of road districts were cs-
tablshcd. the descriptions of which ap-
pear below.
SATURDAY, Feb. g.
Application of W. J. Huston for retail
liquor license nj Tcnino granted upon APP
plicant filing the required bond.
Petition Ia divide Road Distrist NJ re-
fused. the description of same being inn
perfect.
Petition to declare election for Road
Supervisor in District NJ a tie, and ap-
point Oscar Saylcs was refused.
Application Of {. Il. Mann, for lease Of
county lots granted at the rate Of $40 per
annuin, payable in advance.
Clerk instructed to notify J q. Parker
of the expiration of his lease of the
Court-house lots, and that the rent of
same ~ now $l0 per annum, payable in
advance.
u. + Williams application for pay
ment IL road tax Ia District J, claimed to
lee due the District for 1881, refused.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-19

No further business appearing, th'
board adjourned.
G. NJ. MOORE, Clerk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-09
sUsDA9 AoHooL INSTITUTE,

Tenth Regular Meeting OF tue 5. s, Association,
Harrisburg Convocstion, First Division.
The tenth regular meeting OF the American
church Sunday school ASSOCIATION, FIRST dlvl.
sion OF Harrisburg con vocation, OF the Pro.
feetant Episcopal church, assembled IN Eshle-
mans law building al hslipast ten o'clock
this morning
Right Rev NJ. A. De Wolf Howe, bishop
OF the Central diocese OF Pennsylvania. occu.
pied the chair, and Rev. John Graham, OF
Marietta, acted as secretary.
bestdes the above named officers the fol.
lowing named ministers attended the morn.
Ing session Rev. DR.. q. T. Knight, OF ST
James, this city; Rev. J. E. Pratt, OF ST..
johns this city Rev. Chandler Hare, Lsb.
anon 1 Rev. +. J. Clay Moran, Colum bia
hev. Il I. Chittenden, Paradise.
The following lay delegates from abroad
we're present; Messrs. George Richards,
Columbia; b. l.. Skiles, Paradise Tneo T.
Patterson, Safe Hsrbor.
large number OF ladies were In attend.
ance.
The frst business after tho reading OF tho
minutes was an address by Rev. r. l.. Chit.
tspden, rector OF All Saints parish, Paradi se,
on "ldeal Sunday school teaching"
This was followed by the answering Of a
question referred TO Rev. r. J. Clsy Moran
"snou!d not the teaching given to Bible
GLASSES tend to prepare them Tor teachers
And II SO, how should this be done p
Rev. Moran also made report OF The Sun,
day school meeting held al Chicago.
After discussion of some Sunday school
questions, the institute took recess a. noon
TO partako OF luncheon served In the hall by
lady members.
At l30 p m, the institute re assembled,
and the "model lesson" was given. Rev'
A. Q. Powell took the part OF teacher. His
euDjeot was :" the teaching of the third Sun.
day In Advent; the text " the gospel"
An Interesting discussion followed, par.
ticipatsd In by several members OF the insti.
tute.
81. Andrews Brotherhood in relation to
the Sunday school," was the topic discussed
~ Rev. Edgar Cope, OF Philadelphia
question box, containing a number of
questions on Sunday school work was
eponed and the questions were discussed.
ne use OF stories and other illustrations
~ sunday school instruction aud IN child.
Ien's services" was the theme Of an Interest.
ing talk by Rev. Chandler Hare OF Lsbanor,
Wnlch evoked some discussion.
Tho institute closed with a doxo,ogv rol-
lowed by prayer and pleasing.
Before the institute met the holv com.
munion was administered to the memOers
In st James church.
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DEk tbs.

a re- 49, =a.a
HINNEtssAC CE In this city, on the 7th inst ,
Charles Hilnue.e ebach, aged So years, months
and days.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family, also
~ Peters socie Y, are respectfully invited TO
Ettend the funeral from his late residence, No
sS Ihurch ST. eet, Friday morning at sS O'Clock
Nigh Mass at st Anthony's church. Internent I
A. st Anthony's cemetery. 2tds
NACCH.-At he residence of j. B. svartzwel. .
der, hey Maurice ". Mauch.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral. from
the residence OF j. h. swsrtz welder, No. 1871
East Walnut street, on Friday morning at IL
o'clock. To proceed TO Bethlehem on the asO
train for interment
hAKTIs-l ecember s.h. IN thi, citv. Mr.,
CathaTiae C., wife OF u. b. Martin, in the e5th
year
Services from her late residence a, y. N Sat
urday, the 18th inst Relatives and friends of
the family Invited. Interment private.
GEsstER -On December 4,h, in Philadelphia
MIS-, Christine GessleT, formerly Of Lancaster.
ltd
- poERR.-In this city, on the 9th inst, John
LotTF, sr' in the $50 year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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Rece ipJs-HOgs


CHICAGO, Dec. Tho Drorers, yo,,.,,., -,
G16 |8STTeokeeeipts' lleoO head shipments
C5ris ,mus beeves, "a sO15 30 shinping spssrs
9 tSo 4, d SS o. 1898 50 stoeEers fseders,
NsHg2bO 70, Texas cattle slow, az 25El3B5 -
hUss-keCeipts, bO,uIO head; sfipmen,a @ ooo
mead market slow and steady rough and
4 70 light, q iG8s 95 ssips, .! 25fl8 iJ W
sheep-hecelpts, 800 mead shipments, ?Ot
so ~ N'' Va w
hAsr LIBERTY. = Cattle Receipts, IS head ,
shipments, SI head market slow prime Al al
"a iair 10 good, u OGi IS com mon. ,s.5I
70 stockers sSGS 25 feeders, o. 2jEIj IS shin.
mehts TO New York, none. sap
u9gs-Beeeipts, a,l0O head shipmeuts e. epl
Reea S market SLOW; Philadelphias, o. S5Spt IS
shipments TO rev York, none.
sheep -keceipis, 2 2OJ head shipments 2 90
heaui market aiTi prime, 81 25 a. 5O fair TO good
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-09

Nav YoRK,, Dec. e.-Flour market steady
6@',,on slne1 o. % oIS4 g, s1 saperane S9s 10
10 choice ex Lra western, 81 48il..
ss'{c No. Red, Winter. Dec - o Jan, SAKE
Feb., 9JEC. ~
do jan, +s3tc.
Oats-.So.l White State. 4Oc No. dos7c.
Jan S4%.c
Rye dul Western. a58a6o State. 07a95so.
Pork quiet new mess, 81 Do2uT5
IGrd-Dec, o. 40 Jan, t54a
Aolasse- active good to pr me, 55Gl0C
lurpentine dull al 80.
Eosin quiet strained TO good, e715dslG5
Petroleum duh; Refined In cases, sJ%c
Freishts dull grain to Liverpool, 5S.c
state, 27f 70.
Cheese dull; Western Flat, llE9l24c; state fac.
tory, luGl24.C
tsgs dull; state, 9s827o Western, 2sLasISc.
sugar dull: Refined CutIoaf M SStt ?, :
Granu ared, 6fI6lLo <-SS|3N
I4low steady; Prime City. 4I<o
Coffee dU.I. fair cargoes. lIIC.
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wHKRrA., 1t has p'eased an All. wise Father in
His iuscru table pro .idence to remove by death
our friend and esteemed brother, the Rev
Maurice ". Mauoh. an Aumuus OF he Lancas
ter th' ological seminary. therefore, belt
Reached, That We, the stud Ants OF said semi.
mars acknowledge in this the hand of God and
boz In humble sub omission to the divine will.
Rssoltsd That in bis removal we oeeply
mourn and realize the loss Of genial brother
who, blythe beauty OF his life, his exemplary and
Christian Character, hts uanliness and integrity
ep-ea "a hiu self TO all his associates
Rssotued, That we tender Y chsrtsh the mem orv
of the decreased, who WAS called hence la the
morriug OF hts life and strife 10 Initiate the
eXAnple which he has left US.
RsgOired, That we ex xiend our heartfelt CO. 90.
lence L the deeply afflicted family. ans pray
our Heavenly Father that they may Be sustained
and comt1Eted In their sad bereavement
RssOtysd that a copy of these resolutions be
published IN The daily lSrBLLI3EScsR, College
student and EsJ0rTsd Messenger, and copy 10
be presented 10 the family.
r C. sCHIEDr,
C.E WAGNER,
:. & SrOFFLET,
llG' Committee.
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SALE.

OK FRIDAY. DECEMBER II, 1850,
VIII be sold at public sale by The undersigne
executors of Josiah Davish, 81, late OF the city
OF Lancaster. Pa. deceased, at the franklin
House, North Queen street, in said city the fol.
lowing desirable ana valuable pieces Of Real Es'
No. j. A largo two,story BRICK MACHINE
SHOP and one-story Blac ksmith shop ana lot OF
City, con ntaining in 'front.' on said North 90 ncord
street, % feet more or less. and extending In
GssP ssP dr 3 nsSss themes OF OF
the width OF IS feet tor 80 feet. inches, subject
distance S Sf & feet, az inches and thence % ofthe
width OF feet for the distance OF so feet, az
No. 2 A desirable BUILDING LOT on said
North Concord street, containing In front ~
feet inches, and in depth Of that width II? feet
HOUSE and two-story Brick Back building and
Lot OF Ground. No. go North Mulberry
on said North Mulberry street, Il feet, inches,
more or less. and in depth l3o feet more or less
HOUSE and Lot Of Ground, No. as7 Moth Mui
berry street in said city, contai ming in front II
TO a ten feet wide common alley.
NO 8. A twostory FRANZ DWELLING
berry street, in said city. containing in front ID
feet inches, more or less and In depth iiO feet.
with right to a 2 feet 5 inch vide common common
alley on the north from North Mulberry street,
No. 9. 4 twostory BRICK DWELLING
hi1sa h9SsE With one and hslfstory brick back
ihelelo, NO ~ North Arch
alley, In said city, containing in front II feet
inch, more or less. and extending In depth LOG
feet.
No; z A. two,story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE with one and a hal story brick bnck
building attached thereto, No, 23S North Arch
alley, in said oity containing I'm front ID feet
inches, more or less, ana extending in depth lO6
feet
No. s. A twostory BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE with one and half-story brick back
building attached thereto. and lot OF ground
No. AO North Mulberry street, in said city, con,
tanning In front on said North Mulberry street
II iestl inches, and In depth l!J feet, together
with the right TO a two feet wide alley for A dis
tance OF SS feet on said North Mulberry street
No. o. two-story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE with n one and n half story brick bsck
building attached thereto. and lot of gTound
No, 2t2 korth Mulberry street, in faid civ con
tanning in front on said North Mulberry street
~ feet ~ inches, ana In depth l23 feet subject
To two feet wide common alley for The distanca
Of 8s feet from the said North Mulberry street
sale TO commence at o'clock o. m WHEN
terms and conditions will be made known bv
j. EBERLY,
roor,o,. -, HENRY HARTLEY,
EAecntoIs OF josiah Davish, sr,, deceased.
"N''A'' A"V'ioneeF' deCG9,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-09

NLw loRE' Dec ?, l:SO p. m.-Money easy at
oq1 per cent Exchange steady; postal rates,
Slat 81 government nrm; Currency 6's
bid. |s
me stock market this morning opened
sIoh9 ana active, with New York New EDg.
land the features. That stock advanced fnIiy
- per cent. in the first few dealings The
s.ion slh oil That stock had a favorable infuence
on the whole list, and at noon the best nricas n,
uai sn1 morning were generally current. The adj.
nauce IN prices now eompared with ,he 40
seo, cen, ou'ieh' last night range from Y TO Ix per
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-09
Atnuseuents

Nile. Rheu IN Comedy Mile Rhea will play
I" lhe Widow here tomorrow evening and the
indications are that she viii have a large audi.
euce. as a number OF seats have already been
sold. She is good actress, and comedy is q new
field for her.
Acrou The Atlantic. ."-On Saturday evening
John W. Ransone and company appear here In
Across the Atlantic" The New York Sun
says: "Of course greatest interest centres in
the four parts carried by Mr. ksnsone. Colored
servant, German guide, Irish valet and hero OF
the play, Mr.. Rsnsoue handles each role with
wonderful tact. His versatility is charming an q
bis cOmicalities cause Of continuous applause.
The company Is a strong one"
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CHICAGO, Dec, Q, e8n u market opened.
-,G>j =" heL, . Dec2 '7.c; Jan. 77;.c; Feb
\, Corn Dec. SIC; Jan. axe; Feb, sc
=, ,oats-6eo., .GBc; Jan, exc; MAY, me,
\, forsIDeo, g. sl0 IS Jan, sloC5i Feb, sllo
= LssrdZIDee. ., Zi e l75li Jan, IS Icas I?X Feb,
=, short Mos-Jan IS IS Feb. s. 60 March,
Theaf-Dec .T2.c; Jan THO YAH
1s3sc; May 50 &C. ''<i0' 'eO'
rI-,,ec, ,--lGs, oe3+o; JAM 57}Ie; Feb, 70
G-ts-Iec 25Hc; Jan, 2sjlc; May. so1.c.
May, FIl45 'O'' ''t 4''
~ Lara-Dso. q ss ak Jan, q 10; Feb. q TX
Ribs-Jan, s. '2a Feb s' 67X May, g 81.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-09

A number OF articles remaining on hand
for which chances had been solicited at the
'M@nnerchor fair were disposed OF last even.
tng with tho following result: Boys over.
coat won by Mayor Morton, handkerchIef
case by Prot Matz, flower stand by G. Henry
6achs, girls cloak by John B. Martin, scarf
Fisher. The sl5 prize was won by Lizz1e
sheafier Of Reigslts Landing, she holding
the lucky number.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-09
Two Einds OF Kisses,

from the Troy Budget.
40 the primary schools Of Albany many OF
ne little ones are accustomed 10 kiss their
teechers at the close OF school. The little
eolored girls Kiss the teacher on one check
sna the paieiaee darlings kiss her on the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-09
In Town..

James r. Downey, a former Lsncsst,,o,
- now the editor OF the Montrose. CoI ;
3etstey, Is in Lancaster to-day VISITING oid
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MARhkTs.
Philadelphia Produce Market,

PHIL.oEIPHIA, Dec. s-Flour msrke. nrm
sales, 80 barrels Minnesota BaEers, sS sss.I 90
- e0G4 81 Patents, a seas i.
Rye HOur, IS IS
Wheat . Dec. SO u Jan. Sc Feb sec,
CoTn-Dec $50 Jan, s6Lsc Feb ,.Tl.c
Cats-nec., SIC Jan, S5lso.; Feb. S7Sc .
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-09

1ne Jubilee services at st. Mary's and 81
@2oph's Catholic churches closed last even
~ the former Rev. Reilly, Of Columbia,
e 1yered an eloquent sermon,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-09
Property Sale To nish,

That valusble city property No. l22 South
Duke street, will be sold at the LEOPARD hotel,
this evening a. o'clock. 1t Il a central loca.
ton, The rooms are large, the house is conve.
niently arran nsed, and no more desirable prop.
erty tor residence has been offered for sale this
year.
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DuBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Or SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is, lss5.

Or SATURDAY, DECEsBER Is, lss6.
will be sold at the CITY Hotel. North ous.r
street, in the city of Lancaster all that ain
lot OF ground situated on the north side OF " est
Vine street, opposite 81. Mary's Church. and
containing In front on said street l2J feet more
or less, and in depth IS feet, more or less Th.a
lot Is a very desirable location for building, and
in its excavation a large amount OF building
stone will be obtained. II will be offered as a
whole Oh In lots OF q feet and inches each IN
front.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock p. IN. when con
dtions will be made known by
REV n. J. MCBRIDE,
j. J.MC9RAkN,
ID. A. ALTICK,
nGdI,ll,ls JAMES STEWART.
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& Samuel and Mary Craig, old offenders,
9pre 70 day committed for ten days by Al !.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-09
SALE.

pUBLIC SALE
on MONDAY, DICE MBER IS. 1885,
VIII surely be SOFA at public OutCiy at the
franklin house, North Queen street, Lanoa star
Pa largo double two-stoTy BRICK DWELL,
ING HOUSE with brick back bull d ng attac he'd
two front door8, Nos. GB and 62s North Queen
street. The lot has a frontage OF ~ feet and
inches, and extends TO Market street 9IS feet
The whole house Ia beautifully paper,d, con-
tains nine rooms and eau be- made two houses of
rain Clstern ana pump water IN the Kite hen
Also large rane stable. Here is Il chance lor
butcher or baker.
Sale TO begin at O'Clock in the evening " hon
conditions viii be made known by
PETER ROsISFIELD
JoEI l.. HAINER, Auct. dect glOSIld
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TosAooo BUrrRs' BOOKS. Contract Books. Re
ceipt Books. SAMPLE CARDS punched and eye
ieted, string Tags, &c, printed at short notice
at the
deol.ttd INrELL1GENCER OFFICE.
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DCBLIC SALE.
OAK HALL

OAK HALL
el0 TO s25.
II you want Storm Cont
"ioNACoAIS' and don'tsee what we have
ooffer youwill have thrown
away good share Of your
Sio TO s25' opportunity and not seen
the best that are in market.
If you want to 90 as low
slOyoull get suited or If
you want to go 10 s25 you'll
SloCI StlT get such coat as many of
the houses are selling at a
great deal more money.
TALK. Our Ironclad - CassI.
Suit at sl2 is always ahead
of anything that we have
seen or know Of
WANAMAKER & BRowN,
OAK HALL,
SOUTHEAST CORNER SIXTH AND MAR.
KET STs.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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MI. j. Thomas, (of Thomas a Co, Real Estate
brokers' 81 Saratoga street, Baltimore, Md, In
dorses emphaticaily salvation Oh foT neuralgia
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8bssp Fsnd
ssson to-day received the follow.
Suadnns TO the soup fund. Geo.
ISseinman, Is, Hon. A. Herr Smith els.
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r. E. FA H N e STOCK,
Next Door TO the Court House. Lancaster Pa
FUR SALE ON REsi.
EOR RENT.-TWO TwO-STORY BRICK
Il houses, at 81 a month Apply
hTTnIs OFFICE

NOR SALEOR RRENT-ALLTHAT GER
II tain Grist MIL. wator right, stone dwelling
house, and ether Improvements, together with
about ton acres Of land. commonly known AZ
"Greenland Mills" situated on NIL Creek, IN
East Lampeter township about three miles
from Lancaster city. This Is valuable prop.
erty. with an established custom, For terms OF
sale apply to ELIZABETH q. T.. BATES
nl9lmdSw as North Duke ST, Lancaster. Pa.
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