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The Portland daily press., 1886-02-24
Inland and Meadow. a

Upland and Meadow. a Poaetquissings
Chronicle. BY Charles c. Abbott, NJ. D.
(New York: Harper & Brothers; Portland:
Loring, Short & Harmony This is charm
ing volume and will become fayorite with
all those who love life in the open air, in the
meadows and uplands.
The writer resembles Thoreau. He is equal
ly at home in the fields and in the woods by
the streams and on the lakes. But he is a
man more genial and of broader sympathies.
The average reader will be surprised, as he
turns over these pages, to discover how much
there is to learn from such guide without
whose aid comparatively few would have
eyes to see the manifold glories Of the world
we live in. The peculiar beauty of each sea-
son is described in fitting terms which can
not fail to inspire others with purpose to
note and enjoy them.
The flowers of the field, the trees OF the
forest. the birds of the air, the changing
clouds, the currents of the atmosphere, the
signs of approaching seasons, the pleasures
of angling, shooting game, climbing Nils
wandering along river banks and penetrat-
ing forests, are all painted with fidelity ana
spirit No lover of nature can take up THIS
book without pleasure, or lay it down With
out regret. Sportsmen will like it best, and
ENJOY 1t most but all will find it interesting
ana adapted to promote taste for rural life.
The Portland daily press., 1886-02-24
AND UPWARDS.

Body Brussels, handsome patterns,
$1.OO, $I.1O and upward. These goods
are prime in every particular, and It
will richly repay You to buy now even II
you do not want to use the Goods until
Spring. Remember, we will send sam.
pies large enough to show the quality OF
the goods ON application, and deliver
the Carpet free Of freight, for Cash or
ON our Special Contract System.
The Portland daily press., 1886-02-24
Chamber Furniture
in GREAT VARIETY.

Ash Sets, beautiful patterns, for $50,
SIS, $50 and upwards. Walnut Sets,
Marble Tops, perfect in every particu-
lar; but our biggest bargain to-day is
solid Cherry Chamber Set for $50, Mar
BILE Tops, and one for $42.50 with Mar
BILE Tops. We will be able to show
photographs in a short time. Terms
cash or ON our Special Contract System.
The Portland daily press., 1886-02-24

ELECTION MONDAY, MARCH /.
FOR MAYOR,
CHARLES j. CHAPMAN.
The Portland daily press., 1886-02-24

Inquirendo Island. By Hudor Grenone.
New York and London: G. P. Putnam's
Sons; Portland; Loring, Short & Harmony
One hardly knows what to say about Inqui
rendo Island, for the book is as queer as the
pseudonym of its author 1t is satire,
which the writer trusts may not be found
wanting in spirit of full reverence for the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-29
A EAlaR Fire Alarm

"A iaise alarm of ire was sounded on Sun.
day morning at 10 o'clock. 1t WAS caused bv
the employees OF the Edison Electric Light
company who cut the wire of the fire alarm
telegraph near the station house. In attempt
Ing to put the wire together, the. alarm
was struck. First there were two taps and
then one the companies started Tor box
I'll at West King and Charlotte streets. The
ever.
Officers Lewars, of the police force, got on
truck A. near the Eastern market, when
his hat fell oil. In endeavoring to recover II
be fell from the truck and narrowly escape d
peing ruu over by the hose cart which came
dashiDg up behind. He also attempted To
got ON the engine, which was going too fast,
ana he was again thrown. He was consid
erably bruised.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-29
New York Market.


NEW YORK, Nov 29-Flour market dull ,
Fine, 81 9Ug2 20; superilne, % ls0! 90 ;
common to good extra Western, 81 B0Sl3 rs; got
10 choice exra Western, 50 3i75
sso. WhsatIho; ! hed State. zoe No; do.
Dec, s6hc do Jan, s6Ac; DO May, 9}sEc,
C9rn-NO. mixed cash, i7c; DO Dec i7c !;
DO Jan, 1870,
soats-So'l White State, s7IsGSsc; No. 2 do,
Rye dun westarn. 6ig5Gc State. 57A @5oc.
FORK dun new mess, flO 5O6Qll OO
nhId-bec., s6T Jan, o. IS May. a6FO
Molasses duh new crop New Orleans YTdIlc
Iurpentine quiet at y6%c
hosn quiet strained 10 good, sl OO4lUS
Petroleum DUH Refined in cases, Sac
Ffeights dull grain 10 LIVERPOOL, iIfc
stAte, gl6 orc "Ss
Shses. quiet Western Flat ll9lgLc
ssstsauy state. 25dpa6c Western 23fD24l<c
Ganulated, bAc. ' Y 'io@o~c
TKsc,ow Ksas SnD,aaY sle,aaY Prime City. 4Xc.
Conee quiet; fair cargoes. 1870.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-29

Agnes Wallace Tilia CompaHy.-This evening
the Agnes Wallace villa company opsn Il three
nights engagement in Fulton opera house. The
company includes Agnes Wallace, sam villa
aud other well known people. They have a brass
band and full orchestra with a company which
Is said to be competent. Tonight's play will be
"Loves Martyr; or, Il Womans Sacrifice"
Michael S,rogoF."-On Thursday evening
next Charles L. Andrews large and talented
company viii appear in the opera house in the
rne spectacular play Of Michael strogof." The
company IS very large, including thirty. We
people, with a ballet and numerous speciality
people. Among the latter are the famous Ro-
naldos, the gTotesGue dancers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-29

The buildings In the city which are illum.
mated By the Edison electric light were sud.
IDENTITY ieft in darkness last night about half
past eight o'clock. The cause of 1t was that
joint in a main steam pipe at the light works
blew out Extensive repairs had TO be made
at once and a number Of hands were put TO
work. BY ll:30 the light was burning as
brightly as ever. For q time during the
darkness there was great deal of confusion.
In hotels, cigar stores, and other places,
which were open, people were seen running
around with candles which they were com
PEELED 10 use until they could turn ON the
vas Fortunately the churches which use
light had just about Concluded their services
when the dark spell came Had II been any
other night in the week the effect In business
places would have been much greater.
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D6A 1Hb.
LlNr.-In this city, on the 18th inst, George

LlNT.-ln this city, on the 18th iust, George
Lint.
Funeral from No. 343 Middle street, tomorrow
afternoon at two O'Clock. The members of Co.
!, l24 Reg. p. V, and all old soldiers are invited
to attend the funeral. It'd
MYERs- ovember 2sth, 1856. in this city,
Washington r., son OF Abraln and Christian
Myers, aged 81 years, months and " days.
The relatives and friends of the famiy-als
Can as-sa-te-go Tribe No. 2I3, /, .. K Mare re-
specially invited Ia attend the funeral, from
the residence OF his parents, No. 30 Shipper
street, on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock In.
terment al Lancaster cemetery.
sTEwART.-In oregon, Wis, on the gsth inst .
james stewart, in his 6lst year.
Notice OF fun eral hereafter. n2gtfd
BURRowEs.-On Noy. 2sth, in .Laurl Bun.
IuZerre county, iPa., of diph'hsr1a, Ihomas
Henry Burrowes only son of Henry Is. and NJ az v
u. BurrOwes, in his 5th year. IT'D
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NEW YoRx. Nov. -, l.0p. m.-Money easy at
ss7s per cent; Exchange steady; postal rates,
s,sik0i IS government firm; Currency es,
q ass bid As Coup, 81 eats bid iS's do, d TX
bid,
The stock market this morning opened
frin at Saturdays closing prices, but the tone
soon weakened under a pressure to SELL led by
Reading, which was sold quite freely, During
the nrst hour prices declined y to > per cent (,
but in the hour to noon this fully recovered
The bull cliques hid prices up In n most be.
wildering manner and caused stampede
among the shorts The best prices are now cur
rent
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prosecuted bis AssaiIaDts.

In the lNTELLIGENCER of Wednesday IT
was noted that Frank w. Hoffman had been
Attacked at the corner OF Marshall and Chest.
nut streets, by halfa dozen men and badly
abused. lie has learned the names OF his as
saiian.s and to day he entered complaint be-
alderman Barr, against Joseph Lamar
John Breitegam, Frank Ditzler and Ssmnai
= vw9rath, for assault and battery, and George
Z. DAVIS ioE pointing pistol and assault a,S
ns,.,cry. Warrants were issued for the arrest
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-29
CURRENT BUSINESS.
THE BRIOhLsYsHs AND Nasoys.
a Branch of the International Union Institute d
In This CITY.


IN This CITY.
FOR some weeks past the brickIsyers of
this city have been taking measures for the
organization OF branch of the Brlcklayers'
and Mssons' International Union. They
meet In Bissinger's hall, West King street
Their application for a charter wss granted
and ON Saturday they received that import
ant document Saturday evening Mr.. J. A
Stahlnecker, of Reading, the Organizer ot
branch unions, came on to Lancaster, and in
stituted the new branch, which will be known
as Lancaster Union No. OF the Brlcklsyers'
and Masons' International Union. About
thirty inemoers were initiated, aud instructed
III the work OF the order. Seven proposals
for membership were made whose names
VIII be considered at the next meeting of the
union ON Tuesday evening. There are a
hundred or more brickl4yers in this city
VINO VIII PROBABLY connect themselves with
the order, now that branch has been estab-
lished here.
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a Wife Reater Heard,

Jacob Mohow was heard by Alderman Me.
Glinn on Saturday evening on charge Of
beating bis wife. She had no desire to press
the case and he was given the opportunity
to pay the costs or have the case against him
returned to court He was unable to rails
the money up to noon to-day to settle the case
but is Expecting friend this afternoon TO ge
him out of his trouble.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-29

On Thursday evening next. December "a, d
b Weaver, A. b., NJ D., viii lecture in the East
Mission NJ. Z. church. East King street, on The
House We Live In " The lecture will bs for the
beaert OF the mission. and tickets-whieh will
be- Is cents each-fOr sale at shaub's shoe store
No. East King street, and Gilgore's book store
North Queen street. above the railroad Dr.
Weaver's ten years experience OF his chosen
subject will undoubtedly make the lecture an
interesting one.
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Inc largest crowd eves seen IN the Ian
easier rink was drawn there on saturday
evening. Wilmot aud Lester, the clever
bicycle performers, were the attraction, and
LOO persons paid admission to see them
have been made to have the
yooug men remain over this week. They will
- eeen every evening except Friday, when
they will 10 taken 10 Columbia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-29

Joseph Wilmer, of Providence township,
through his attorney, Thos. J. Davis, en-.
tered suit for slander in the court of com.
mon pleas against Martin Reese, of the same
township. Wilmer alleges that Reese circu.
lated reports rejecting on his character for
honesty, and that in consequence he has sui.
fered heavy damages.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-29
MSRHkTs,
Philadelphia CattIeI Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. - Beef cattle receipta
Tor week were-Beeves 1900; Sheep, OOOo Hogs
Io'Cv. Io'. Previous week-Beeves, 800; sheep,
Beef cattle active and weak; Extras 5Ia
oHc good, iAQ5c; medium, 4G4Hc COIN
Sheep active; extra, 42IG5c; good, va
SIC medium, Sa9ic; common, 2EG34c.
LAmb6, 3ISGs6&c.
GOgs 0u!li Mestern. hLRf
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-29
EoYEMBER ComMos PLEAS COURT.
a Small Number of Cases for T1iaI-The Gu
rent Business Transacted

a Small Number Of Cases for T1aI-The Cur
rent Business Transacted.
The second week of the November court
OF common pleas was opened at 10 o'clock
this morning with Judge Patterson presi-
ding In the upper court room and Judge
Livingston in the lower court room. Ofthe
30 cases on the list twenty were either con-
tinued or settled, leaving ten for trial.
In the suit of A. K. shertz against the
county OF Lancaster, to recover damages
caused by his land being taken in the open.
avenue and Dorwart street, verdict by con-
s435.
In the suit OF Walter J. Emmert against
Jesse Jones, plaintiff suffered voluntary
non-euIt
CURRENT BUSINESS.
Peter Apple and Nathaniel Royer, hotel.
Keepers of Mannheim borough, convicted of
selling liquor 10 minors at the Noyemb Der
sessions appeared for sentence. The court
imposed a penalty OF 500 and costs on each
OF the defendants.
Ella O. Csssel, wife OF Joseph c. Csssel, of
Watts station, petitioned for and was al
lowed the benefits OF the act Of assembly of
April 3 lSI2 giving to married women the
benefit OF their separate earnings
Isaac Grof, OF Manor, was appointed
guardian OF the minor child Of Annie J,
r. Lntner.
Ernest c. Kopf, of Columbia, was declared
Insane by the committee appointed to in
quire into his sanity, and John l. Hartman,
was appointed his committee.
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Bernard Fslk to-day withdrew the suits he
had entered against his brother and Oficer
Roerich for aggravated assault and battery
aud paid the costs He admits that he en-
tered the suits while in anger.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
on SATURDAY, DEcEMBER Is, !

on SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1855,
VIII be sold at public sale by Ihe undersigned
executors OF Josiah Davish, sr., late OF the city
OF Lancaster, Pa. deceased, at the Franklin
House, North Queen street, In said city, the fol-
lowing desirable and valuable pieces OF Real Is
No. A large two-story BRICK MACHINE
sllOP and one-story blacksmith shop and lot of
city, containing in front on said North Concord
street, IS feet more or less, and extending in
the width SO feet for 80 feet Ok inches thence OF
the width OF "a ieet tor 80 feet, inches subject
to an alley right of four feet in width Tor the
distance OF IS feet, Ok inches and thence ofthe
width OF feet for the distance Of 60 feet, 9t
inches.
NO A desirable BUILDING LOT on said
North Concord street, containing in front IL
feet Inches, and IN depth OF thst width Iz2 feet
HOUSE and two-s story Brick Back building and
Lot of Ground, No. 22s North Mulberry
on said North Mulberry street II tset ,nnbea i"at
more or less, and In depth lS9 feet NOR, OF less
HOUSE and Lot OF GROUND, No. 81 Soitb Nm,
berry street. in said city containing In front II
TO u ten feet wide common aIIev Va ''S''
uSnsr uSSnT sHd a it%,"st,ory wv, FRAME DWELLING
berry street, In said city, containing I'm front IA
leet inches more or less and In depth 40 feet
%Ie i, OF les 10 ten feet wide all together
alley on the north from North Mulberry street,
No, 8. two story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE with a one and q half-story brick back
oulldiDg attached thereto, No. % North Arcn
alley IN said city, containing in front II feet
fe [. 80 'P'N 4N'
No .. two-story BRICK DWELLING
huUsh with one and h half story brick back
D9liding attached thereto, No. 23E North Arch
alley, In said city, containing in front i8 feet
feet. ." "'P'h iO'
No A two story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE with one and a halfsLory brick back
building attached thereto, and lot OF ground
NO. 40 orth ulberry street, in said civ con.
tanning In front on said North Mulberry stTest
u is "a inches. and in depth l23 feet. together
with the right TO two feet wide alley for IA dis
tance of IS feet on said North Mulberry street
No .. A two'story BRICK DWELLING
HOUss with a one and a half story brick back
building attached thereto, and lot of ground.
NO 32 North Mulberry street, In said CITY CON
tanning in front on said North Mulberry street
~ ~ iest " inches ana in depth 1913 feet, subject
10 Two feet wide common allsy for the a istanc ca
OF ~ feet from the said orth Mulberry street
saie 70 commence at o'clock ID. IN when
terms an conditions Will be made knownby
A j. EBEhLT,
x. HENRY HARTLEY,
JOEL L. hAIsEs, Auctioneer n20di ll,l6i7d
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-29

Judge Livingston, Sheriff Tomlluson and
Jury Commissioners 1lyus aud Diller will
draw jurors for the an usry courts, on Friday
afternoon at l:30 o'clock.
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n NJ, L. a y DIX z " >
MICHAEL STROGOFF
AND
Minuet Carnival Comnanv

RECORD-Paris, nearly years London, over
year New York. DO nights United states,
Seasons.
Company of Recognized Artists Scenery New
and superb! Costumes Rich ana Gorgeous !
beautiful Minuet Ballots, led by signortna GOssl
and Maggie konaldo 1wo Cars Paraphernalia-
~ People: Depicting j ules Eernes Masterpiece,
the GrAAceGt Historical and Romantic ; tory ever
illustrated with living characters.
.............25, 80 and Is CENTS.
kEskRVED Als...................75 IS CEkTS
Now on sale at the oners House Once. n2s-itd
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY DE-
~ sIRABLE REAL ESTATE, situated in
Een Ean al


" sIRABLE REAL ESTATE, situated in
kenton Hundred. Kent county. Delaware.
Os TUESDAY. DEoEMBsR !. 1883,
At O'Clock u. IN, tho executors OF DsIapaine
Mcdaniel, deceased, will expose at public auc-
ton OF vendae. At the front door OF the County
Building, in the town OF Dover. county and state
aforesaid, the following described Real Estate.
to wit
No. ]. All that certain Farm or Tract of Land.
with the buildings and improvements. situate
| and lying on the west side of the Della rail.
road and on the south side of the public road
, leading from the Bethel Church to the seven
isE9res M6p iin Ana Hajoining Lands & OF James D.
and tract No . and containing, 9y survey 70:
fpsTnbsiy cent yuE made, ZIG ACRES and 80 SQUARE
n; B.-Ihis tract contains ample and adequate
,S5 frThf ana ASe an
and Back Building, containing 10 rooms tsur-
6B o hsae St acre
riage House and Wood Shed, Granary and
i6 stalls for horses ana Cow sheds for So to 100
CATTLE and also six large Hay Barracks There
den Containing e one e aere an q orchard DO OF psar
apple, plum and cherry trees, and two Peach
oS the soaE 6y spns
water. Thirty one and one. half acres are well
set in Red, White, and Black Oak. Hickory and
The small tenant house near the line of No. .
D. !. kIl that certain Tract OF Land situate
and lying on the south side OF the aforesaid pub.
HhleS William sp5 JssPvis John Moore John HeisshS,
and tract No q containing, by n survey recently
made, Isl ACRES and IS SQUARE TERCHts.
N Irwin this tract will be sold the TEN.
ANT HOUSE. containing four rooms. now
No. / ana q but on No l. Seyenty-nye Acres
ana rs Sa auare PoTches ara well SET In good lin.
Der OF the same variety rs No. |. A fine stream
of spring water runs through It,
No. 3. All that certain Tract of Woodland, sit
uate ana lying on the north side OF the aforesaid
public road. adjoining tract No. q land of Thos.
K Bailey, Robert Dean, lands late OF william
surgent deceased and OF John Ueitshu con.
tanning, by a survey recently made, IS ACRES
and l7sQUARk PERCHEs more or less.
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JOEL l.. HAlNES,
nE-llt Auctioneer and Heal Estate Agent

pC BLlC SALE OF NORTH QUEEN
L srkEET PROPERTY
BY virtue of an order OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, OF Lancaster county. the undersigned
assignee OF Charles Knapp and wife, viii expose
TO public sale at the Frinklin House, on North
Queen street,
on MONDAY, DECRNREE ~, I~SH,
The STORE STAND AMI DIV ELLlSG, Nos.
lia and Ia, situated on the east side of North
Queen street. nearly opposite Ftun Brene-
Pennsylvania railroad depot. The building is
OF BRICK, and Is tWO-stOr'ui, with a
front Of thirty-two feet, two and a quarter
inches and with a two-storted Back Building, all
under slate Root Gss Fixtures thrOug hout the
house and cellar under the entire building.
there Is private entrance and three feet wide
alley hydrant, cistern right to a well of spring
water and right to the thrpe-stUTiyd brick wall
on the north side. The lot has front OF 81 feet
"a inches, more or less, and extends in depth
apnut 2lo feet 70 Christian street on the rear
there Is erected large two-storied Frame Build
ing suitable for a warehouse and shop.
sale to begin at ! O'Clock p. III y hen terms
Will be made known by
PHILIP GINDER, Assignee.
HENRY sHCBsRr, AuetiOueer. D24tfd
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pUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE CITY
l. PROPERTY.
Or "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER !, lSs5,
At the Leopard hotel, East King street, Laucas.
ter.
No |. lot OF Ground, Is feet. inches in front
on east side OF North Duke street, by ?i5 feet In
depth TO cherry alley, which IL fronts Is feet.
more or less, with the Two-story BRICK
DWELLING, No. 81 North Duke street, with
Brick Back Building, containing nine rooms.
with ain CsteTn, nydrant bath and water
closet The property Is In good condition open
To view.
No 2, The lot of ground on tho southeast side
OF Middle street, between Lime ana Shippen
streets, on which Is a double two-stoTy BRICk
DWELLING, with Back Buildings 10 each. Nos.
l5a and 4l Middle street Lot is ~ feet front on
Middle street, and extending in depth lis feet
inches
sale to commence at O'Clock p. IN.
Terms cash April /, 1851.
JAMES BLACK,
Executor of John Black.
HENRY SHUBERT, Auctioueer.
MO, l3,I7.sO ,a26 q. ?es dI
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Wheat-Soy T5Szc; Dee =tI<o. Ian
7t5sc May, $40.
.orn377soyp size; Dec. size; Jan, s75c
,oatss@Sov., 9A4c.; Dec. s34o; jan, $50;
May, al OK. 20
Lard-Nov., &c %; Dec. o. 90; Jan, o. OK
Aibs-Janr - 90 Feb, s 52h March, S5 571.
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DUBLIC SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l. CITY RESlDENCE
VIII be SOLD at Public sale a. the Leopard
hotel, ON Thu RSpAY EVENING, pECEM Ser
y, that desirable residence, No. y south Duke
street, with frontage of l. feet inches and "A
depth OF ll0 feet, more or less wide ball vesti.
bulc large parlor, dining room and kitchen on
nrst floor. four sleeping rooms and bath room on
second moor, two plastered attic rooms, back
and iront stairways. cellar heater. range In
kitchen, gas throughout house, hot and cold
water. The house Is in trst-UlasS order, i pa.
pered throughout and Is IN one OF the most de
StIable oCBtious in the city.
sale TO commence at o'clock Y. N. when
terms will be made known by
JOEL l.. HAlNES,
n2Illt Aucttoneer and Heal Estate Agent
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Chicago Producs na,r.,

CHICAGO, Nov. -. $50 a, m. market opened.
sgszc. '
Corn nov, 37ci Dec, S7L.c Jan, s7slc; May,
42ss:. |sN' ''
oats-Dec. ?e3l s.67Ec; Jan. exc May, qo7sc
fork-Dec., o. 90 Jan, sl0 62S May, siO s5.
Lard-Decr = s7h Jan, q Is.
short Hlos-Jan. IS ~ 4; Feb., s. AK March,
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Telephon. Conn,c.top


E.A. Hartman's livery, IS West Orange stree
is connected with the telephone exchange.
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Quotations by Il eed. McGrann 4 Co banker,
Lancaster, fE
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ALBERT n. kREhD
lDlN IL EREAnN
DUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE CITY

HENRY z kKEADY,
ESeuctors OF Jacob Z. Kready, deceased.
SAMUEL HISS, AuCtionesr. n2ptd
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be sold In competition with the multitude Of low
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Sold ORlg IN cans, ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co,
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