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SEVENTH STREET PA1A1s RoYA1

SEVENTH STREET PALA1s RoYA1
We have some beautiful new things In Jewelry In
Pins, Lar Rings. &c, &c.
One line Hair and Lace Pins, White Metal, will not
tarnish, with Rhinestone sets, 25c. each
Ribbons in all shades and widths at LOWEST
PRICES
Fan Edge eros Grain. hest quality, 4Oc q yard:
Striped Satin Ribbons. 25 and SIC Picat edge satin
Ribbon for fancy work, No. Sc; No 8, 1Oc; No. H.
1xc per yard
Please come and examine our JERSEY STOCK.
You will find pretty goods and CHEAP.
Boucle Jersey Coat COlOrs-liavy blue, black and
brown, 81
FUN line LADIES' BUsTLEa We are selling q
nice spring Bustle for 15c.
MERINO UNDERWEAR for men. ladies and chill
dren An excellent quality Vest and Pants 5Oc; bet
ter goods AT correct prices
Ladies India Linen Fancy Border Hem Stitched
HANDkER~ HIEtS, &c. each.
Gents Satin MECH SCARFS, 23c. each.
We have an excellent assortment of Hand Knit
ZEPHYR GOODS, in sACoUkS. HOODS. CLOUDS,
BOOTEES, SHIRTS, &c
INFANTS HAND KNIT sACoUES. 39cup
HAND KNIT BOOTEES 15c. up
HAND KNIT HOODS, 25c. up.
Please remember our Stamped Linen Goods Depart
ment. Splasbers from SC. up Tides from sc. up
SEVENTH STREET PALAIs ROYAL
Ola 9TH Street. Bet and XIV
oct1 J. NJ. F'oLLIN. Proprietor.
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w EST END DRY GooDs HousE.
DRY GOODS
Best Quality, Correct Prices and Fair Dealings
Dry goods Rapidly advancing but we are selling
at old prices. Our celebrated Guinet Silks have adj
yaiiced 20 per cent. We selling for a few days at
last years value, 81. $I.25. 81 so. Sits and 81.
These Goods are Guaranteed to Give satisfaction.
price. $3.50
Splendid line of new fall and winter goods Just re-
ceiVed.
HOMESPUNS IN GREAT VARIETY.
TRICOTS,
In all shades Soc. s5c. and 81; our Soc number is
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT COMPLETE
Friestley's Henrietta at ST. 81 .25 and $1.50 Look
at our 81 Henrietta, II is q beauty.
Look at our 81 Black Carlels Hair
Look at our 81 Camels Hair, all colers Ga wide
Look at our Courtauld d Co. s. English Creme
SILK VelyetS in every color, at 81; a bargain
Beautiful Plaid and stripe Flannel, only she
BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETSM ~!
Blankets for 75c. to ST. per pair. Ask to see our
Ia Pink Blankets at ~ 3D. real value So Comforts
from 81 10 81
For Ladies' and Gentlemen in white red and grav
We sell only frst-cass goods guaranteed as repre-
scented and as cheap can be purchased in the
ket
We Close at o'clock pm.
LUTTRELL & WINE,
1890 PA. ave, cor. 10th st. NV.
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vINHE GREAT
TIE E EsSSkTTE NtsT as sSU 1I5lrHwngr
sT RoEBE RTE TkAchM sfLEN2Tp
Train. ,s. rs k kfsEcT JTa1 iiTM: 1850:
trains leave "aslRg,en from station corner Of sixth
For Pittsburg and the West chicago Limited Express
Ilne ESQ NJ daily 70 Cincinnati and qs III LOUIS an.s
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO ClncinnaI.
70 Chicago with sleeping Gar Altoona 10 Chicago.
SS Sleeping csr. to ch sss
AID u hari is6arg 70 Ssyeand connecting
shrons seepers VIC" for Louisville ana 81 o %ita
sns the With M e ssy I1
f BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie. sanandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
loyo T. IA daiiy, except saturday. wiIh Palace
For wllliamsport, Lock Haven and ElmrA. at $50
For Ne M sSsy s sns-p ss sqnaa' 600 and
a.; 200 aie, LOO. and il:13 r NJ on I sunday.
limited ExrIess OF Pullman iarIor Cars. GAO A
III. and $50 p NJ. daily. except sunday.
For brooklyn \. Y, ali through trains connect at
e,ssy CITY With e9 ga Of BrS9sn An1en afford
| ferriage acro>s New iork city.
4:l5 $50. 1000 aud III ii 70 r. NJ IL On sunday SUI S
300 A. M, 900. 4:l5, eoo lOsoO and ll..o Z. N
For Baltimore ssss. 7ls 600 $40 $50, II 800 AN,
100, 900. 3:5O. 4:l5 s:23, 4:4O, $50. s:l0 1000
and ii:1of NJ; On sunday; s.oo, poo, ! 30 An:
s'S er e Line 75 A 1f n and 4so NJ
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis. 7I5 A. NJ. 1906 and 4 p. NJ daily.
except sunday. sundays 300 A. NJ, 4:l5 p. NJ.
ALEXANDRIA AND fkEDkkICkSDURII RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
Ton RAILROAD
For Alexandria 6su, 7.O5. 1926, 1855 and IL 30 A
NJ. xU5, 4:2o 4:S5, sol, 800, and 80 T. NJ.
Sunday at 900, y:25, 1908 A. N. 800 +. A.
For kcimond and the South, 900. lOoo A. NJ daily
and 4:S5 r. "A. daily except sunday.
trains leave Alexandria for W ashington 6.o5. $500
,OOO, 1910 A. lU0, 3.Us. 323, 5:lO .sO5,
and lO:42 Il. NJ and l2:lO Midnight Excerpt Mon
day. On sunday al S.OO and 1O:lO A NJ: ..o5,
LOAF L. NJ. aud 1910 night
Tickets and Information the Office, northeast
ner of 18Th street and Pennsylvania avenue and a
the station where orders be let the checking
OF bag age destination from aud residences
CHAS. r. PUGH General Manager.
j. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent lyl2
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EnOeh Arden In Real Life.
MRS BLACKMEYER CONFRONTED BY A II,
BAND SHE SUPPOSED WAS DEAD

MRS. BLACkMEYER CONFRONTED BY HCS-
BAND SHE SUPPOSED WAS DEAD
For several weeks u case has been under ex-
animation in the Office OF Horatio c. King OF
BrooklvD. which suggests the romance of Enoch
Arden, though with prosaic binding. On
Monday Judge Pratt, OF tile supreme court in
Kings county. by granting a decree of absolute
divorce 10 James speer from MS wife Emeline
Black meyer, "wrongfnliy called" succeeded
Tor time, al least In extricating the three dra-
mats personse from the terrible tangie into
which fate had thrown them.
twenty-five years ago, when Emeline Speer
Was a rOsy-cheeked giri, James Speer used To
carry her books home from school and eat ica-
risge, which, was ieisurely regretted. In about
Two years the young people, in the words OF the
noveilsts, "drlfied apart" Speer going forth
iron his quiet home, in Rosiyn, l.. L.. 10 battle
with the hard world in the capacity of conn
mercial traveller. .Emeline went to work ina a
large Brooklyn store, and, after five wears in
The comfortable belief that speer was dead
married a man by the name of Black mever
The LIE OF tie Blackmey err family was .l.out
as sniooth as most peoples until one day last
winter. when Biackmeyer and his wife m-f
Speer on sutton street .fsce to- face Eueline
said. Good gracious, Jim, Is That yous, and
Jim went straight on To Lawyer Kendall and
began the divorce proceedings which have
ended successfully At first Backmeyer con-
sidered himself aggrieved by his wife S want OF
confidence, but lie was soon paeified and ex-
eeedlngiy happy when Speer refused To prose-
cute his wife Tor bigainy-
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

l-,OR ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
IL steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON.
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday. al Z m. as far 40
NomlBi Ferry ID LeBnardtoN and all iassermediato
landings On Friday extends her trip Lewis aud
Barnes wharyes, Coan River kinsaie, Lodge Ian :.
ing, and Mundays Point, Mlcomlco River. Making
all landings every trip.
Nou go 10 any landing for rs cents staierooms
DO
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PROFESSIONAL.

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90 TO GEO. q WALKEH FOR MONUMENTAL
NJ Granite Work: ban& hc3lit1eo In W Arlington for
such work O0ice and Yard sOx - 100 North Capitol
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w AsHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w RtbADCO

Schedule In effect August I, 1880
Trains Will leave from and arrive r. q r. station
9th and sts follows:
Leave Washington $40 a m daily except Sunday
and 4:45 p. m. daily, arriving Round Hui IL "A n
M and s;lS pm. Returning trains leave Round lin
al 6JS daily aud 81 D. M daily except sun
day. arriving AZ Mashlngto $40 a and as pul
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates. 1000
mile tickets Sla
r. BELL.
auto Superintendent
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LIQUID BREAm
A PURE MALT EXTRACT,

Possesses the highest merit It is manufactured nom
the choicest materials and combines the most uals
table qualities refreshing drink with the lnyieor
atng ana Wholesome properties Of the best Malt az
tracts.
1t b trne tonic and delightful beverage alike de
strabie Tor tnva!ids and persons In health. win he
1Ouo upon trial 10 be pleasant and complete subot
tute for all alcoholic drinks which are toe
stimulating for delicate constitutions
Is the beverage "Par ExceleHce, for nurain~ ninth
eIs, creates IN ahund.ncs Of milk while Il strength
After careful analysis Wilbur g. Hail Pm n yey,
York, says Liquid Bread is refreshing nourishtns
table beverage, and wholesome. invigOralng tonic
lt paaiahls 70 the taste and Of easy essimilsiion
Frank + James Ph- D., NIL. 81 Louis, after ansly
SIS says tes low percentage Of alcohol It's ervosc
ence ~ dellghtnnl taste aad odor, oil combine 70
nOusshng beverage aud the best article Oh the eor
thai has ever come under my examinaSion."
DAVID NICHOLSON Prop'r. ST. LoUIz
Atwhoiesaie b.
WV. NU1HLEIsEN.
jyl1 o1s 9Th 81. wAsHIxoVox
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Ar LAsr Ar LAsm Ar LAsrr

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OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR.
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
can be given in cup Of coffee tea without the
knowledge Of the person taking it II h absolutely
harmless, and will effect permanent and speedy
cure whether the patient Ia . moderate drnker
alcoholic wreck. 1t has beeti given In thousands
cases. and In every instance perfect cure has fol
lowed. IT NEVER vAlL& The system once tmpreg-
mated with the Specific. Il becomes IN utter imposs
hility TOR the liquor appetite TO extsk
FOE SALE ny
DR.. q. +. WARE,
EBBTTT HOUSE DRUG STORE
Corner 1ath and streets also. r. +. HELPHEN
slime corner 18th street and Vermont avenue,
Washington, d. @
Call or write for pamphlet containing hundreds Of
testimonials from tue bsst women and msn from Ill
parts Of the country. oc2lrAtu.th
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The one-nundredth anniversary of the foun-
dation OF Lynehburg. Va, will be celebrated on
Monday next by the opening of the agricultural
fair, of which a great trades display will be one
OF the features. Gov. Lee Will preside
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CARERS. CARPETS CARPETS
Do you intend buying new Carpet this Fail? If you
haven't given 1t q thought listen to q few facts:
Carpets were never SO HANDSOME OR PRICES
AS LOW US they ARE NOW.
Money saved is money made
Come and see our stock. We will take pleasure in
showing you our line Of Ingram Tapestry, Body
Brussels. Nelvets, MOquette and Wilton Carpets,
Rugs, Art Squares, Oil Cloth and beautiful line OF
Upholstery Goods with pri. e, low the lowest
See the Templeton Parquette Carpet
Furniture Ut the lowest cash prices
w. II. HOEKE,
sell sol Market space.
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In Nrw YoRK

THE MOST POPULAR GOODS FOR BUsI.
NESS SUITS ARE THE ROUGH NIX
TUREs. PLAIDs AND CHECKS THESE
ARE LARGELY IN THE HANDS OF
FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORs,
WHO CHARGE s45 TO $50 SUIT FOR
THEM
WE HAVE OBTAINED A LINE OF
THESE GOODS. AND CONTROL THEM
HERE SOME ARE DARK, SOME LIGHT;
SOME ARE QUIET, AND SOME ARE PRO
NoUNCED" PATTERNS
THEY ARE DOMESTIC GOODS, BUT
EVERY THREAD OF THEM Is ALL WOOL,
LONG FIBRE, AND HARD TWISTED.
MAKING THEM VERY STRONG AND
DURABLE
WE HAVE oUITEA VARIETY OF PAT.
TERMS. BUT THE QUANTITY OF EACH
Is LIMITED. THUS PREVENTING ANY
PARTICULAR ONE FROM BECOMING
UNPLEAsANTLY COMMON.
WE MAKE UP THEsEGOoDsTo oRDER,
IN EITHER SACK OR cUTAwAY COATS,
AT S225O A SUIT. WE THINK THEY ARE
THE MOST STYLISH AND BEST GOODS
EVER MADE UP TO ORDER AND soLDIN
WASHINGTON AT THAT PRICE
WE HAVE FEW sTYEs OF SAME
MAKE OF GOODS. BUT MAINLY OF DIr-
FERENT PATTERNS. IN OUR READY
MADE STOCK.
wEINvITE AN INSPECTION OF THESE
STYLES
e. B.. BARN UNI 4 CO.,
oc6 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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n. SILVERBERG & CO.,
80 eth ST. n. W., near Pa. ave.
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LADIES' GOODS.
IxroarEp CLoaks Avn ,T.oKErs

| MADAME CHAFFIOT, ll22 10TH ST.
AN1 Curtains and Laces Infants Caps aud Robes.
Fine work OF Ali kinds, done up In the best French
style. oc5rlms
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fIOIh tne brooklyn Magazine.
The importance of neat and tasteful house
dressing cannot be over-estimsted. The ma
tron who appears before the members OF her
family In shabby, soiled wrapper, and
makes the excuse-ii, indeed, she takes the
trouble to make one at all--that ait is 30
much more comfortable" has little idea O.
the possible consequences Of such course.
Could she but realize that her dress is an evil
example to her daughters and one produc-
tive Of consequences that will reach far be-
yond her own span of life that her husband
and sons cannot tail to draw comparisons be.
tween her dress and that of the ladies they
meet In other homes, and that these com parl.
sons cannot fail to decrease their respect for
her, she might be induced to give more at.
tention to her personal appearance. Not
even the burden OF care and constant EN-.
ployment can furnish a sufficient excuse for
careless personal habits, for few things are
more important 10 the well-being of family.
There is an old saying to the effect that an
untidy mother has disobedient children (:
and while neither parents nor children may
realize the why or wherefore Of it yet there
IL always lack OF respect and an indiffer-
ence to the authority OF a mother who tax es
no pride In her personal appearance And
II Ii not the mother alone upon whose shoul.
ders rest the burden OF responsibility Tor
homo neatness and order in dress the father
has his duties to look after as well, and
should never fall to insist upon the younger
members OF the family presenting themselves
with wellkept hands, clean faces, neatly
brushed hair and orderly dress, at least at
every meal where the family assemble.
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DRA tina.

MAR1rs ecember sth. In this Citv. Mrs
Catharine C., wife OF B. d. Martin, In the esth
year.
Services nom her late residence at 2 p. m. Sat
urday, the llth inst Relatives and friends Of
the family invited. Interment private
DoKRR. lin this city, on the 9th inst, John
Doerr. sr., in the $50 year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also
Teutonia Lodge, No les x. of p, Hebel Lodge,
X. NJ. and the lsncaster Msnuerohor, are re
his late residence. No. Sll West King street,
st Zion's cemetery.
MAY December 2, 1895, at Paradise, Georse
May, aged "a years and s days,
The relatives ana friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral. from
his late residence At Paradise, on Saturday at
=. m. To proceed to strasourg Lutheran GENE
terry for interment q
DuLER In New Holland on the 9th inst, Mar
garet A, widow of the late solomon DilleT, IN
the 18th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend The funeral from
her late residence. on sunday morning st lo5t
O'Clock. lnterlnent at Lutheran cemetery.
gtd
woIvEKssERaEa-lnt this city, on the 9th inst,
Mrs. Barbara Wolfersberger in the 18Th year o.
her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
her late residence. No. ls East Frederick street
on sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK, Interment a
Lancaster cemetery. dl0eld
HAoKESssReE ER, ON the 5th inst, In Balm
bridge, Lille, wife OF Mr.. Levi HRckenberger
aged IS years, 10 months and IL days.
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musenents,

Nile. Rhed To-night-This evening Mile
Rhea plays "The Widow " al the opera house
and the indications are that she will have large
audience Wherever the lady has been she as
well as her company, Is highly praised while
the play is said TO be very funny she appeared
10 Harrisburg on Wednesday evening and the
newspapers speak about her in words of great
praise. The Patriot says "'The Widow in the
drama Is much like the widow In real life, though
the splendid acting OF Mile. Rhea and the excel.
lent company at tho opera house last night may
have just the least bit exaggerated the matter
OF the cast praise would be superhuous, Mile,
khea sustained her worldwide reputation as a
finished actress and accomplished artist. In the
opening scene her anguish Is simply heart.rend.
ing aud throughout the various stages OF re.
ccvery nom bereavement are so d nelly drawn as
MAIk ner mistress OF the work. Mr. Arthur
so.es.'ia the character OF Charles De Noranee.
k,uo ana indulgent husband, but a Victim 20
jealousy, was equal TO the difficuIt role In To-,
BheAn wan mile
Gray Stephens. - Loyers OF ssnsa,,o,,.,
drama will be pleased TO learn that the GIaw =
stephens company will open here on Mon1sr
at the opera house. During the week thew w,i,
present their well-known plays, introducing the
great trained dogs.
RansoHe To norrow Ni0hs-Tomorrow even
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he LANCASTER DAILY FRIDAY DECEBEK TO- iss

aom markes steady, Christmas steers. es0s 70 I:
shipping steer, 80 10 $50 hs, - oo0a etocn.
miIsd, q soosio buik. saoo0a Is ! Texas cattle
q naS0ssSRscs,r,. H0sSR ANN ,.as. ss,pmen,s, aco
headi MARKET strong and steady rough and
MIXED. g soGa % packing and shipping, SeT
4 30 light, 81 &0ftS & skips, - Sl9 20.
sheep-keceipts, eoO head; shipments. ac
head market strong natives, ta1t sik; West
ern, q SOS 50; Texans, q sS13 = lambs, aeU
500
EAST Lfsssry. - Cstie-Receipts, ;tl head ;
shipments, 7u head market slow prime, o. -
"a Is fair TO good, ~ O<St 3 common, - asa
SIS stockers, SDS ss feeders, o. 2SlS IS ship
ments 10 New York, none.
head market active; Fhiladelphias, o. GcIt 90
Workers., ~ Oc1t 10 common to light, S SuSst o. ;
shipments to New York, Is carloads.
sheep-Receipts, 1900 head shipments, lao
head; market dull; prime, % 81, tsir 10 socd
o. AIS 7S common, q %Ij " Lambs, " a'd
$50
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New York StOcKa

NEW YORK, Dec. 10, lSo p. m.-Money easy at
per cent Exchange dull; postal rates,
slS94 6sH government nr1n Currency ga
2sss bio As Coup, q ssss bid ;ak's do q lOe<
bid.
The stock market this morning opened
strong with Reading the feature. In the nrst
few dealings that stock advanced per cent,
but befere the nrst call free offerings resulted in
weakening The entire list, and prices at the pres
ent writing are generally y ~ per cent. be
low last nights figures.
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~ IN tho play Across
W4lch was written BY WIN Carlo
IL OF Fritz" "lrish Aristocrscy.'
The Ponser Ress, OF St Paul, says Do
cidediy one Of the best performances ever given
at the theatre Was that Of J. W. Ransone's CON-
binAtion In Across the Atlantic Mr.. Ran
some exhibits Inc versatility In his work. and Is
ably supported by good company. crowded
house greeted the show last evening" one OF
the big features OF the show is the full brass
band from II. NJ. q. "Thunderer," which Will
make parade in full sailor uniform.
Prof. Gleason Nen Weet.-on next Monday
evening. Prof. Gleason, the great horse trainer.
about whom 80 much has appeared In the papers
recently, will be at the Lancaster rink, where by
his own methods he will break the widest kind
OF horses
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Shedding On the Side Walks.

The chief of police, by direction OF the
mayor, has issued an order to the policemen
TO stop shedding on the sidewalks A mum.
Der Of accidents and narrow escapes were re.
ported to the mayor, by reason Of such sled.
ding, and the above order is the result.
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New York Market.


NEW YoRx, Dec. lo.-Flour market duh
Fine, ~ oOJ2 20; superfne, SI3 10
common TO good extra Western. o. SOS IS good
TO choice extra Western. O. RG3ls.
Wheat-So. / ked State, 92kc No. DO
s9I4c No. BED, Winter, Dec, 90 C Jan, ec}.c
Feb, s2ssc.
Corn No. ? mixed cash, sic DO Dec. .sy,o
do JAN, slhc.
osts--So.i White State. toc No. 2 do,s7<c
Dec SIC.
Rye dull Western. s56ssc State, sZxassc.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull new mess, Oil affllIa
Lsrd-Dec, S -; Jan, G47.
Molasses dull good TO pr me, SS1toc.
Turpentine nrn at e7SSl 0oc.
Rosin quiet strained to good, a7k9sl 0s
Petroleum dull Refined. in cases, sAc.
Freights dull grain TO Liverpool, SO,
state. 27Gsc-
Cheese dull; Western Fiat, llol2ke; state fac
tory, lOGl2Ac.
Eggs dull state, 2s}1a27c; Western. sskGso
sugar dull; Refined Cu1oaf, 6A2Sac
Granulated, So
Tallow steady Prime City. Gtc.
Rice dull.
Coffee rIm fair oargoee. lasac.
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Closing Prices-2 o'clock p.


CHICAGO, Dec. 10, $50 g. m, market opened
Nhest-Dec, Ttc; Jan, Tsto; Feb.
:, Corn Dee, $40; Jan. S5s1c; Feb, sc
oats-beo., 2e'zc jan, !s14c; May, slI.c,
March, sic.
rork5Dec, slo IS Jan, ell Is; Feb, sl 10
&c x2& May, s As.
short Ribs-Jan., Is IS Feb. e 70; March,
7eJIo; May, sOJfc.
oorn-Deo.. Sss4ci Jan, s754o, Feb, . 30;
May, 1870.
oats-pec., essso; Jan. axo ; May. SL,o
Pork-Dec.. Gil GO Jan, Gil 27k Feb; ell SIX
May, fll67k
,Lara-Dec, s 10; Jan. Slsi Feb. y .,
Ribs-Jan,. IS SIX Feb. .S 70 May, S tx
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-10

From the Baltimore sun.
The Rev. Edward A. Shook, OF Deer Creek
Harmony church, Hartford county, Nd, has
received call TO the Donegal and Mt Joy
churches, Lancaster county, Pa, which, II Ia
accept
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-10
Prosecutions Withdrawn.

The prosecutions for malicious mischief
and surety of the peace against Henry Reidel
brought on Thursday by Oscar Hohein, be-
.ole alderman Fordney, were withdrawn
this morning and the costs paid.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-10
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