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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

Tucson will be booming little city within the next month and toy next Jan uAry will have two branch roads con uecting her with other portions of the territory and tbe east and will be beyond tho entlre control of the Southern PacI- iic road. Prescott will BlsO have a rail road uu tlet ID a few months but we do not look for 70 much of material ai- vance in that city as in Tucson though the capital cIty will undoubtedly forge away ahead of where she now stands. As for Phenix, there Is nothing in the immediate for he Her railroads, like the prUd!gal son, are tO be seen yet a great way oil, and they appear to be feeding cn the Lusks Of enterprise. When they do get here, though, PhenIx will fall upon their necks and Kill for them the fat.ed calf and clOthe them iu fine linen, but We fear they are yet great way off However. the time will come, must come, when the valley will enjoy all 1t may desire in the way of railroad transportation. Like s great pod IL IS bursting and running over TIt1 products winch are BOW wasting upon the ground because the consumer cannot get Rt them. The indications now are that the road now being built rom the Atlantic & Pacific will ultimately reach Phoenix but it must be remembered that this road has upwards of l60 miles of noun tain country 10 build through which is principally devoted 10 grazing and min ing and the latter industry would offer but little inducement.
 From the south We can expect relief sooner. The country through which the Calabssas road will be built is very level and large areas of 1t Is devoted to agriculture, while stock raising and mining offer large inducements and the region of country to be supplied will be much larger than we can expect to find to the north. It is, therefore, altogether probable that the Calabasas or some other road will reach us from the south long before We have railroad communi- cation with Prescott aud the north.- PhenIx Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

TuE NogaJes Frontier suggests the use Of the balloon and dynamite bombs in hunting Indians iu their stronghoids, and thinks that Q few bombs dropped where they will do .he most good might spread a cCnsterna:Ion among the hos tiles hitherto uldreaned oi. The news papers Of Arizona will willingly furnish al the gas required for the balloons.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

IT -e-Es indeed strange to tue iude
 pendent z.lr... t.e western people that classic Boston .l.uM s5 long endure t1e criminal iru.allts aLd fufiausm of John l.. Sl..v4u w.,Lo4t even offering sp,ot .-t. Fsr years he has euacted she rs-a ota c9vETi!. iu.ly. always at- tack.l- ueu UA7 were his pbysic,l in- ier.9-= G1l frequently naimiug or dis lgIrgE tL -n. Sach a degree of terror l-As create ;b.: Le Ie:ed the laws with illE-l,T aud y.utei L:s brutality upon h-s ons ~-1 happened to be near him When h's desire 'o Iutict pain and suf- is'.1- s-.z.- -.-l. Had Le attempted sl.l t-,u-, iu luy western city be Eslla..- uvt :ae fate Le deserved, blii- .-a aclal., ;y hi- dIzc-etI0u Co say I-. -r r-.-t-a-ai those aaEerous pas .1-- v-...oa I.f professional visit to ' IaeL. Coast. Before he reached --'..l l- Was made ty believe that any l..e-g. a, -u.E-.ls.1 ou his part would I- lr.-.ls acknowledged with au o'-e- %, i.-i, .ai he so highly re- 'i-',.. ,-.s l.--.. a,moai.1on that he -.i a.. g--,u-e ont ,f L.s room alone E-e a,-.. Like every boasting brGw- -5'' -e i- t-a most Gls,icab.e coward III ~ t-ss oi a-y real danger '' w. tura A.s psuic-stricken 1-' l-.s Ia iae uuzz.e of a bull-dog. - b-s.-a Globe Va- the fi1st news l'..' o' t--. c.ty 10 deuUunce this '--''a. l' Was on tie occasion when s .. "-l 1ls --.ica;e wife nearly 10 C r.-.- -. .'- -.ons ia lowering PIsce. '-r --ani, cf the Globe. DOT ., aaalr in faithful colors. and ,-5 --'ar, v..h several of his fellows. -, ile Globe sanctum and de- D .''.' .' apology or the writer's blood. go; h7i'Ler. Col. Bland suddenly .--''- from sn adjoining room with ,-si p'sto. ia his h8nd and politely
 '''sd oi Sullivan if he wanted any.
 He brave pugilist could not re-
 t-. ., '-.lR necessary to overflow his
 -1Pplnes- at that critical mo-
 ,, 1-a -e d.i not hesitate to say SO.
 '-' crowd ot JuliGozers soeaked
 bz,.-.. I"l5 event marked the
 s...4 -s Of Boston's irovns upon its
 t.... -,fo' and not only did the other
 b,..,Ao '. o.-Aoos him, but one of the yiO-
 r1 ' o' l's erueltirs secured his arrest
 e...-.. ..'sa'e to two months imprison-
 n. -' Lard labor in the work bonse.
 p.5,.. S ,<isea''on Of the sentence was sns-
 e., ,'sl' however, 10 be revived when
 b...,- --y ,g charge should bring him again
 Pad, t, '-e court. Aqulte recent esea-
 5aa, a, a.' laid another charge l' q, ''b5 hi.
 tos log, $, and ,s rather than push Sbao,har a1 n,s
 'ugiirs. .I. t.fk work house he has Sneenosr bacome
 eigs,ge Tom the cultured ci,, Uecome
 lVla l'liamphs, and is seekiHya fy o "l n,n nls
 Ds The New York roashs' aH A''
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

HE democratic house of representa- tlvps has gwen the democratic president Co understand that he has bitten of more than be can readily mssticate ID hIs wholesale vetoes of pension acts. Some of them want to see fair play, and wien the presidential head swells to such proportions that It shuts out from his vision all qualities of justice, they purpose administering robuke in the way of passing bills over his veto.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

Ar cabinent meeting held on Thus day, the subject of the removal 'i tLe Apache Indians of Arizona to the Iudin Territory was dls- cGs5ed. The question has now reached stage of consideration which must re- suit ia Its complete settlement without further delay. To Ignore the clAmor for removal ot these Indians would be equivalent to inviting a bloody massa- ere in which either the whites or the Indians would alone survive. There can be DO halfway measures taken, and it is well that this fact is recognized at the seat If government Tbe clouds seem to be breaking and va have great hopes that the day of oar delIverence fr ID the Apache curse is close at hand.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

REvoLUTIoSAEY reports come from the lower Rio Graade section oi Mexico, and exciting lmus are expected before many days. The insurgents, II Is be lIayed, are urged on by friends of the present ulmlai-tation for inc purpose Of cau-i1g martini law 10 be declared and military governors from the city of Mexico placed in charge Of some of the states, for political ends. They have peculiar ways of conducting the poiiti- cal affairs in Mexico. and this IS one of tL-.rn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

When the organs of secretion become inactive by reason of cold or other cause, the inflammstory material should be removed and healthy action restored. Ayers Pills accomplish this quickly safely, and surely. Much serious sick ness and suffering might be prevented by promptly correcting such deranGe- ments which often develop into settled disease.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

C,L. GILrrE. vLa anticipated frozen ,-,nf,-r ,-s ,-r-....r. .i fame by discov- erir- ths north rp'- aud nai'ing the
 American t..- 60 .t head, has been ar rr-te5 sr- .a-e-ay upon affidavit of Doll. AI4u-. .le swimmer. The apple C, dls,1rI ia t4rc--e is Sl0)O govern men: bond she bad iut7usted To his care H-I= g-.v-i a satsr investment than de. .--.la- ,. Il a savings bank. But Dolly 4u.r rk.ttaa -arse of science high IF .lal GaIer-5y'- kl.e.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

JOHN RoACH, the great shiP-builder' is said to be dying, having been driven to death by the troubles brought upon him by Secretary Whitney, who ruineo him by the arbitrary exercise of his tenn porsry power.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24
\ I;ir Discovery.

G. 1. Avery and John Grant returned Monday last from their mines ID Sonora; they report work progressing finely. the mines are running an open cut ID cut ting the vein which IS now into the veIn about six feet, and the ore that is being taken ont k becoming richer the deeper they go. There IS enough ore on the dump for Q carload and about a halt a car already sacked at the depo; here ready for shipment. Messrs. Avery and Grant expect to have car load ID by the first of the month when they VII shIp to the Kansas smelter, ss our smelter will not be ready for such ore for about thirty dsys.-Eogales News.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24
r,rIcs Rrceding in Captiritr.

The female of a pair of eagles which have been in captivity in Toledo, Ohio, for six years. laid an egg on the 18th of March and another the day following. Then she began sitting on the eggs. and never left the nest until recently, when pair of eagle.s were found Co have been matched. They are strong and apparently healthy. Eagles rarelN mreel in captiYitE E-EXchange
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

IHzBz Is qa.ts a difference between rzy King Ouo, of B4va-ia' and the American Congress. King Otto has -.. .sicn.l luell in.e--l-s-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

r.r does us' seem to be any dis --.. 2 10 go behind the cholera re- f.--s,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

s,.rsLssn fl the ould sod speaks of a....r1ts of Belfast,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24
Cnrpera. in French Canned Pea.

The health board Of Brooklyn has found traces of copperas in the green peas iEi- ported from France to this country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

A Scotch medical professor lately de- clared that out of over one hundred med ical graduates not ten meant tO set up in Scotland.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

..~,p at-tue roll of iLe untitled Hr-r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24
What n "Charmer', Sav, of snakes.

The snake, though so agile OF fantastic, Is the very embodiment of dignity, and he can be injured by an indiynity as readily as n body pain, and all snake chsuners. after once studying the idiOsyDcrlsies oi their pet snakes, are careful never, under my circumstances. tO excite their anti pafhy by disturbing their dignity of pose or sentiment, knowing well that II they do they will surely pay the penalty m the power of the reptile to sting or crush, as the case may be.-Chicago Ledger.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

Henry Burns has brought Tn some very fine ore from the Pima district for shipment 10 Colorado for reduction
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

THE prospects are good for a consider abe rainfall during the next few weeks, which will insure a good season for stock men and help the miners.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

At Judsonia. Ark, many horses and cat- tie have choked 10 death by inhsling bu'- falO Gnats.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

Owners Of trout streams in the Cats kills are doing much toward restocking th.-,, for the benefit of summer boarders.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

farmer Church aud Pennington StS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
TWO pRETTH WINDURH.
Those Of Astrich Brothers and Watt 4 sbsud on
East King street

Astrich Brothers have fitted up one Of
their large show windows to represent q
room IN happy home on Christmas Eve.
There Is a very large Christmas tree illumi.
mated by dozen incandescent electric lights
and filled with all manner OF Christmas pres
ents. There are two very large dolls and
several smaller ones and toys dd infnitum,
The room is furnished with full set of fur.
ni,ure arranged very prettily, and near the
ceiling are the words "Christmas Eve" the
letters being formed of pretty hsndkerchieis
i1geniously folded.
Another unusually pretty window is that
of Watt & Shsnd, on East King street. The o
is a representation of Santa Claus driving his
reindeer steeds over the crisp snow at q
spanking gait Toe figures are life-size, ard
the Old patron Of Christmas wears in
upon his face that betokens big things for the
children on Christmas tide. 1t Is much ad-
mired by passers-by, ana looks especially
beautiful az night under the electric light
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16

Prom tho Grass Valley tCoi) Union.
Joseph Perrin lost fue young Ayrshire
COW q few days ago under peculiar eircum.
stances The COW, which was 3 years old,
had her first calf, for which she manifested
more than ordinary affection. When the
calf was months old IL was taken away
from the mother and sent to the butcher
block, but from the moment OF separation
the COW refused TO eat, although food was
constantly accessible To her. The animal
continued to evnce great mental distress,
bawling almost constantly for several days
and nights and finally laid down and died,
although being in excellent condition and
showing no symptoms OF disease The ami
ma! Qrieyed itselfto death Tor the loss of Its
calf. Mr.. Perrin says that in his long ex.
perieuce with cattle he never knew OF heard
OF similar case
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
N 8hh err.
New NoTh Market.

NEW Yong. Dec. l6.-Flour market duT
Fine, o. uJ82 s5; Superhne, o. 95a3 10 :
common 10 good extra Western, O. oOlt3 IS good
to fancy extra State. IS Gfl4tO.
Wheat-NO. / he'd state. gsfl82Lc: No. do,
ss9r; No. Red, Winter, Dec, 80. &C Jausehc
Feb, g31sc.
CQrn-No. = mixed cash, axe; do Dec islIc ;
DO jan, 4+szC.
oats-NoEl White State. soc No. . do, 37y.o.
Dec ,387.c
Rye dun Western. s5fs56o state. s3xGjse
Barley nominal.
Pork duh new mess, eli SIl2.
LaTd-Dec. q IS Jan, O. So May, sSs
Molasses dun at 2OhG3lc.
TuTpentine quiet at S6c.
Rosin duIi strained to good, 93x6sl o.
Petroleum dull; Refined, IN cases, SIG
Sreights dun grain to London, SO.
Butter duu Western CIe1mery 2TI5lg .
state, 2fl1SC.
Cheese quiet Western Flat, s9lic; state fac
tory, lOGI23<c
tggs quiet state, 9kss sc, Western, Iyssp2;o
sugar dun Renned Cuuoai, 6I.Ishc :
GrBnuated, iId5 1850.
IaIIow steady Prime City, ptC.
Rice nominal.
Coffee dUll fair CATgces, Iikc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
New York StoCss

New NCEE, Dec. Is, 4 Do u m.--Money ioNuei
stringent throughout tho morning, and
Is now loanIns at :, a.. per cent rcl diem IN al
dition to the legal rate. Exchange quiet At
q sAei 81; government steady Currenoy 6's,
o. 81 biN Is Ccur o. = bid, iks dc, 81 40
bid.
The stock market since eleven O'Clock has been
feverish and irregular. raid on 81 Paul was
the only incident OF moment The prices gave
way sharply, ana the whole list went on
sharp'r Al the time ot writing aguves are on
u TO N per cent, except Tor Chattanooga snd
Msnitobs, both Of which aro from to PEI cent
higher
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
DEA THs,

kuFF.-ln this city. on the 18th inst, EInst G.
hupt, ia the goth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF tho family, al so
HeoeI Lodge, No. 5J3, q. o. =, Can.as.sa-te- go
Tribe, No. .03, /. U. l.. NJ, and the Lancaster
heaneTchor are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence OF HE mother.
In law, Margaret stocksr, No. So7 North Mul.
berry street, Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
Services NJ ST, Johns German Reformed church.
Interment al Lancaster cemetery.
RoTER I'm this city, on the 18th inst Laura
L., daughter OF Fanny and the late Israel Boyer.
aged . years.
The relatives and fiiends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend The funeral from he
residence OF her mother, No. 52T West Walnut
street, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter.
ment at W ood ward Hill cemetery dli.~td
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llsh.. o rsa. Is .slrs. :. soas 50.

sheep-Receirts. tco head shipments, IOcc
head market strong natives, o. I5Qt 20 West.
ern, q 1s6i % Texans, ~ ptl5 %; lambs, " c0
$40.
EAST LiBERrv. Catte-Rcccirts, 3N head /;
shipments, l2s head market hirly active f;
prime, o. J0it IS tain to good, ~ iNGI ~ com.
sS1S5U; stockers, - SslS 81 feeders, siw; ship
ments To New York, none. -
Hogs-KcCeip's, Sln head shipments, GGNl
head market nrm: PhHalelphiHs, ~ GNfi y +,
Workers, o. II az 70 common TO light " ~GS !" =
shipments to New York. ; carloads,
sheen Receipts. SNnl head shipments, lrtH
head market SLOW; prime o. . ~ So fair tu good
o. Sfit 90 common, .! WslA ~, Lambs " NJ
q
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
Committed to Answer for burglary.

Names Gallagher, arrested on Tuesday
near Petersburg, on a charge of breaking
into the residence OF Chrlstisn Brandt dur.
Ing the absence of the family and who was
committed TO the county jail for a hearing,
was given 4 hearing before Squire h. W.
Grsbill this morning when the fact of his
breaking into Mr.. Brandts house was fully
established, and in default OF bail he was
committed 10 answer al cour,,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16

This afternoon another cremation took
place In this city. The body was that OF
Charles J. Quetel, who died at his home, No.
7i2 North Forteth street. Philadelphia, on
Monday. He was siXty.six years OF age and
the cause Of his death was heart disease The
body arrived in Lancaster on Fast Line this
afternoon. II wss accompanied bv Charles
w. Quetel, Charles +. Moore and ,Oliver H
Bsir. 1t was taken at once to the crems
torium when the incineration took place.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16

CHICAGO, Dec. Ie. p IN. market closed.
- hel,-. Dee; 7Issoi jan. '7KG7sc; Feb.
Corn5D.c. S64e; Jan. SIC; Feb, ) Xc +;
oats-peo., 25Kc; Jan. 2s1kc; May, sc.
May, fl2OTk ~ va wa
Ma NLaFd1sDec.' &c l7H; Jan. ss Is; Feb, ss IS
March, SJ2S. '' " e-H
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. F.-Flour market Arm 4;
sales sng barrels Minnesota Bakers. B s5dl G0
Pennsylyania Family. 81 T5a3 SIX Western do
o. NG1 81 : Patents, ~ 5Ca5 ~
Rye -four, IS 25
March, 9lk 'N
.Corn-Dec, t6c Jan, 46>Io Feb &c; March,
axe. "'
Oats-Dec, SIC; Jan. 37c; Feb. size ::
March, S7Ac.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
Married by the squire.

Alderman Fordney on Wednesday even.
Ing united In the holy bauds OF matrimony
unarles Thomas, the porter at The Cooper
house and Miss Eva Johnson. The genial
alderman read the marriage ceremony pre-
otfjbed by law Ia the presence OF number OF
the friends OF the bridal party.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16

The Wceks OpeTd.-The Starr Harris Opera
company. which has al ways been so successful
and popular in Lancaster. will sing here ne
week. They open on Monday night IN 1.-The
Baron" an opera which is the production of
Manager Starr. The company includes a mum.
Der OF old favorites, Among them is Frank
DesAon, the comedian, now 4 partuer OF Mr..
Starr, Charles Osborne, Nj ses Mary Douglass,
Mary Durye,, Maggie Baxter. "Lazcl" and
9TH
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
Live stock Market.

Poits cAttle-Reeeipts, 900 head shipments.
zisV4o zi4 stronger Christmas steers. s. D Go IS
snipping steers 300 to 80 hs, s3 b0fs SJ; stock
ers ana feeders, ~ 0093 IS COWS bulls ana
slO59350. A'ANs oa't'o
hogs-heeelpts 5000 head shipments. S 900
mao market active and his her I; Tolen ana
'N' "sN"' % packing and shipping o. e09
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
LeitIn q NIsrsef stand.

a market basket and stone jar LEFT stand
ing In one OF the Central market houses yes.
terday, may be had by the owner 10y calling
st the mayors office
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16

A Baltimore negro who emigrated to Liberia
years ago ordered n quantity OF DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup stating that he didn't Ike to be without
it.
J. L. Moeds [. :. l.. II Keeper, Fort Carroll
Md, says -" salvation OIL cured me OF rheuIna.
I'm
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16

N An EfAG e.,

METzLER-MrLLER-OnT Thursday morning, De.
Cember Is, 1856 at O'Clock, at the brides home
IN the presence of a company of relatives by
Rev. Charles e. Fry, of Trinity Lutheran church,
John II, MeiZler, to Annie l.. Miller, both Of this
city. ltd&w.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
Died In ANfnrrt

Henry A. Russell, sr., q we'll known and
esteemed citizen of Oxford, died OF heart dis
ease last Sunday morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
Christmas Presents,
rOU SHOULD Visit CHINA RAIL.

Where you will fud the Largest and
Best Assortment in Foreign and Domestic
Table and Ornamental Glassware in Plain
aud Fancy Colors. Japanese Ware, Oscurs,
Burmese and Agata Ware. Library, Hall.
Parlor, Student and Stand Lamps. Old
Ivory Cog and Magog) in Flower Baskets,
Card Receivers, Figures, sc Carlsba
Ivory, Vintage and Pointon Ware. This
is but an outline of the Fancy Goods our
stock contains. Their name is Legion.
The assortment Of Staple and Substantial
Articles TO select from is very large. Our
guarantee accompanys every sale. Goods
not satisfactory will be exchanged cheer
fully. Prices low. Take look AT our
assortment before purchasing
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
Railroad Wreck,


A wreck occurred on the Columbia & Port
Deposit railroad, near the flint mill, about IL
o'clock last nigh. Freight train, drawn by
engine No. 53i was coming north, and the
wreck occurred from a broken frog. Eleven
cars were thrown from the track, but not
much damaged. The wreck crew were in
service clearing away the wreck, and re.
turned home at o'clock this morning.
Town Notes.
The school board will hold their regular
monthly meeting tonight.
"Skipped by the Light OF the Moon 4"
will be presented in the opera house on
Friday night by an excellent company.
The Lodge OF Locomotive Firemen will
mold ball in the rink tonight, which prom
lses TO be grand affair. The place has been
nnely decorated. Music will be furnished
% Tsylor's Lancaster orchestra.
fnilip Gossler returned home to-day from
ne state college, near Bellefonte to spend
The holidays
Invitations are out for party TO be held at
the residence OF Mr.. Hiram Wilson. corner
second and Locust streets, on Tuesday nvsn.
ing, December 2Sth '''"'
Christmas and New Years Day falling nm
Saturdays, the markets Will DO held ontbe
altornoons OF the previous DAYS
A handsome postal painting OF Charles t.
Hennetf, son OF 4. A. Bennett can be ssen In
NE window OF II. f. Yergey's store, on I,o.
eust street The painting Is from the studio
" elibe' " Bacon, Philadelphia
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16

NOTHING HAS EVER GIVEN SUCH
~ universal satisfaction, and how Il can be
made al SIX CENTS FER CAhE Is the unudeI
OF all.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
JOEL L. HAINES.

1OED l.. HAlNES,
- lancaster's Grea'est Renter OF Houses and
Collector of Rents, is prepared TO rent houses IN
great numbers Owners OF real es tate Will be re-
Neyed of all yeIatious bother, Nov would be
the time to employ me so that We can enter Into
well prepared agreements tor next year.
declB-lwd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
Observation-Disclosures.

A BSOLCTE PURIFY GUARANTEED
"A In every particular last Analysis, ~ p leo
per cent, OF PURE SOAP, and sold a. SIX
nILLsErs BORAx SOAR.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16
Watch aud Chain Recovered.

About four weeks ago, Levi o. Johns, lly.
Ing In Manor township, near MountvIlle, had
gold watch and chain, two rings and a re.
yolver stolen from his place, during the day.
time. Officer Wittick WAS notified OF the
robbery and given a description of the arti.
cles stolen. This description was sent 10 a
number OF towns and letter has been re-
cetved by the officer from Philsde phis, mott.
lying him that the watch and chain has been
tOund In that city, where il was pawned for
VIZ The ofncer has gone to Philadelphia and
will restore the recovered property 10 its
rightiul owner.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-16

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