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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25
DosITlvE PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ., ls.G,
viii be sold Rt the Hester House, corner North
Queen and Chestnut streets. LlnCA-tsr Pa the
iniip"ing property belonging to MIR. John 5.
RuhTrT
That rirst-class Three story BRICK METAL
ROOtED RESIDENCE, COX 3G feet with Sstory
Brick Metal Rooted Rear Attachment bONgG and
j. iEet, having two Balconies, fOrtiCO and Con
scrYat0ry, sitsatHd on the northwest corner of
North Queen and West Lemon streets Lancaa.
ter, Pa. Inside nish Of house IL almost entirely
OF hard wood eight feet wid" Han two Parlors,
Drawing and frrsCoed Dining Rooms and
Kitchen of best finish and convenience (haytng
stag Head Range and Dumb Water) on first
floor; seven Bod Rooms and Bath Room on
second nOOr, and six Bed Rooms and one large
wash Drying Room and fine Observatory on
thifd HoDr large and convenient Cellar under
the " hole house, having lIOtand Cold Water aud
large Rain Water Cistcrn I'm same Gas, Hot and
Cold Water Bath, Water Closets, Stationary
wash Stand-, largest size Mcrshon's Heater
Cheating whole house), Range. sewerage con.
meets the Jieet wide Lemon street sewer eleven
feet deep; Coal Bins under sidewalk. Lot fronts
ilia feet ON North Queen street ana extends
westward along Lemon street 2i5 feet, 10
Market street Also on same premises First
class BRICK STABLE holding 8 Horses and
Carriages, having Gas and Water In same. Also,
adjoining stable Is a Fine BRICK COACIIMAN'S
OUhEhuda large FRAME HENNERI joining
II on the east.
As have permanently located myself In
Florida tho above property will be positively
sold ~ the date mentioned.
Parties wishing any further Information will
please write To the undersigned owner. or call on
my authorized agents.
sale TO commence at 7E O'Clock D. IN of said
DAY, when terms and conditions viii be made
known by JOHN S. ROURER,
GUSTS, Orange Co Florida,
orBAusMAs n BURNS and ADAM H. BARR.
Henry sHUGERT, Auctioneor.
siiIs,eaa e5 e7o2i.s.7s,o
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

The L'OazO RrUhtery NrH WccE.-On Monday
evening the Leouz0 Brothers open tor a week in
this city. The Akron R,IrOu Saws '' Sirtor L.
LeonZo IL the star actor, amt In Bruthcr
Against Brother impcusOuA'r- the character
OF carl Schmidt. He - "a very clever actcs.
Harry Leonzo appears in tho play A- Ir.cg
ErcTsSt, Il villain, ana ~ rule h. quite "a sue
cess {. :. Birbeck, As Frank R,{i WAS The most
torrible and expressive actor un the -lIG Inst
evening, entering heartily into his work. The
lady performers are good acirc--r- and play
their respective parts well But there are two
more good actors, the dogs Schneider aud
Prince. The company ia good our, giving "a
show that Will please everybody"
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Admission, 10 Gents skates, 10 Cent,
CHOlCE LANCASTER COUNTY TO.
" EA-LI p 4 m Al El E L.I., = AIL

y 14t
oN IHURsrAN, sErrENBER ~, lsSb,
VIII be sold At public sRlc, at tn. public house
OF Glrt. Hrrr. In the village ut Rock NM Ian.
castDl county, Pa, "A Yarn, situated on the old
safe HAtbpT pike, about one fourth mile from
thu village ct k",A lttll, two and A-hslf miles
Lancaster city, containing ~ ACRES and
ftktllt> or LAND, strict measure. The
hnidluES thereon erected consist pt a Large
l"n.Nt"ry Brick bNkLLlNG HOUSE, with a
inw- are covered with slate. large Bank Barn
WIN horse power and straw sheds attached
Two large Tobacco Houses with CAPACITY to
cure ana bulk i2aCrrs OF tobacco, the one house
with hydrtut at barn. THIS hpus. i- also used
~ present tOr packing and storing leaf tobacco,
lhtTr are also a corn crib, with rOoT, a Pig.Sty,
oven House, Smoke House, several mover failing
wells Ui water, with pumps therein and cistern
at the house. The farm also contains a medium
sized uine House and Barn, with CiStern, sui.
liable tor retired family or tenant; running
water through tArtn fields nicely divided
= hnc bcAsing Apple orchard also A Young
Peach and Apple orchard, lately planted
TIE whole ttrm Is under good fencing, - In a
high state Of cultivation, and Is situated among
some OF the best farms tn the Union. Adioins
lands Of David II. Miller, Jacob Shenk Jacob
hurkhdrt, Jacob WATiei and Mrs. Elizabeth
Nari''i. The whole farm - ttllablc.
ttum to,nu to $1,000 OF pure hg-o money, at 5
per cent, CEu remain in the tSrIn, II so desired
Ny the pure ha=CT. Dover interest reduced by
release, to percent
This l. a very desirable aud convenient farm
but can be greatly iuprON ed in appearance by a
little expenditure Ot money.
Any person wishing to view the farm, can do
80 BY calling ON the undersigned, residing
thereon.
sale to commence At O'Clock y. m. Of said
DAY, when conditions and terms will be made
kn"Nn by II. ~. MILLER
oAsuEL HESS, AuciiOnccr. sIl jtdsSJtW'
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A SSlGNEES' SALE.
PUBLIC SALE OF CITY PROPERTY.
ON FRIDAY. OcroRER q, l,,B.

Hotel, in ths city OF Lancaster Pa, IN puTsu-
ance oi an alias order OF the Court of Common
IitAs Of Lancaster county, TO the undersigned
asslg nee, the following large and valuable prop
Purpart No l. All that certain half lot or piece
OF ground, situated on the east side OF South
Queen street, between Penn square ana Vine
front on south Queen street 81 feet ~ inches,
and extending In depth eastward 2i5 feet, more
a large four-stoTy BRICK BUILDiNG, with
three story aud two story Brick Back buildings
attached, the north side OF the main building
being a party wall to the end OF the main build
ing OF purpirL No. >, lately sold TO Walter 4.
HcinItsh and also two two story BRICK TEN
ANT HOUSES on the rear of said lot fronting on
Christian street This property Is commonly
Is now used rs Furniture wareTooms and Sales
Purpart No .. All that tract. piece or parcel
OF ground situated ON the east side OF South
Queen street, nj the southeast corner of South
Queen and German streets. which Is bounded
and described as follows, to wit Beginning at
the southeast corner OF south Queen and Ger
south queen street iss feet and nine inches to
ground of ST. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
aha SHSE 81
deceased, 2i5 feet, to Christian street, thence
inches, more or less, thence west s. feet inches
thence north - feet TO a post thence west 6G
ieet, inches, to post, thence north 81 feet, ~
inches. to German street. and from thence west
along German street, % feGt, TO South Queen
street, the place OF beginning together with
that certain lot or piece OF ground thereto be-
longing situated on the west side OF south
Christian street, between German and Chulch
streets, containing I'm front on Christian street,
81 feet, ~ inches, and extending westwardly ei
that That width 10 feet to property of St rauls
ground are erected a Large and Elegant New
Two slory BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
Mansard Roof, with Back Brick Building at.
tached and Back Brick kitchen Building, and
a large and handsome Brick Barn stable.
This property Is now occupied by the widow of
the late George b. Schaum, deceased.
All persons desirous OF viewing the premises
are Invited 20 call on the undersigned ut any
time before the sale
Purpart No. 1 will be sold subject TO two
mortgages each OF $500. with interest from
April /, 1856.
Purpart No. 3. subject To a mortgage of $500.
with interest from June 80, 1876. -
The purchase money payable April j. 1857
Positive sale,
MAXlMILLIAN DElCHLEB,
Assignee OF George B. Schaum ana VIE.
SAMUEL HES, Aueuoneer' s-9-tNSs
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PDEJTITsL.
THE STATE TICKET.

THE STATE TICKER.
Governor:
CHAUSCEI +. BLACK, of York.
LieUfeHdH, GOueTuUr
II. BRUCE RICKETTS,, OF Luzerne.
auditor General:
WILLIAM. BREMEN, OF Allegheny.
Secretary Cf Internal Aguirs:
j. SIMPSON AFRICA, OF Huntingdon.
COHITeSSildH-ui-I IUrGS.
Nj MAAWELLSTENE ESSON, of rhiladel phla
County Ticket.
ror con0reSS,--CDL. EbW. MCGOVERN
St"e Seaoior tNiN)-F. " Hull
Assembly tadl-nE. ~ N.BLNIK.
DIR, A.S,MILlrW.
Nd)-EbM. PAINTER.
GEO. W. wAI.TyS,
IL. n. MOHLFR
District Aaorhey-JSo. +. MALONE,
Poor DtrecsOrS--JAC. SHEATH.
u. J. BARNES.
Prison HpSpectors-GEO. PONTZ.
J. v. WISE
County SHrpegoT-F, Il, WHITE.
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Dh- h-IIf5

ROHREH AT Beverly, n. D., sept. -, ls,.i, Iiar
riet D., daughter OF DuBUl, and Annie T.
Rohrer, aged months IIds
fARRIcH.-septcmbcr2i IS>j iu at, city, John
Gibson. son Ol Chris tian and Ada l.. EarTich
aged months.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of his parents. No. i& Poplar
street, on Sunday afternoon AT ~ o'c!ock. In.
"Ia1frrI,rgI al Lancaster cemetery.
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n A I'm " rs.
Philaaclpn,s rroduc. wSrse.

PuItApuLrHtA. sept . Flour quiet salts
of 1910 barrels. MINI, bakers, ~ iSts4 ~ fenha'
family at - 7fG I Western At o. uRi " Rat
ents, a. Selh a..
Rye rouT ats - ,
SIC, Nov. s5isc Dee, >5.sC
Corn--sopt.. ,.c oct, to'sc; Nov, &c, Dee,
Oats sept. Sr.c; oct, 5itc Nov, S2Sc;
bee, ~ G.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25
A Remarkable Old Man.

From the West Chester Local News.
George Duchman, of Lancaster, is visit
Ing his daughter, Mrs. Rex, in East Nant-
meal township, and Thursday he was in
West Chester accompanied by his son-in-
law, Mr.. w. +. Rex. The old gentleman is
now S3 years OF age, as straight as an arrow,
and quite vigorous. He walks with ease
four miles an hour. MIR. Rex states that it is
-ns}tto as much as he wishes to do to keep up
VIII the old gentleman during his walks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25
TOMMCNlCATION.

D,or H,uaLml.
You never did it. | have HDt been
given away yet, and will not be.
You may, if you please, give the lit
tie maids from school away but you
cannot trine with me.
can give you away though, and the
names OF the friendly restaurateur
and the neighbOrly stOrekeeper with
whom you placed " the loo lbs. you
proud you sacrificed. Az rcroir.
Yours, when you catch me,
SURPRISE ROLLER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

Severai nne meteors were seen In the
northern heavens last night. One ot ,hen,
~ - especially brilliant, having tail of fra
several degrees In length. Its course was from
oorthwest to southeast and when near the
nenith It's head burst into fragments OF great
bflliisnee, and then disappeared
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

Prof T.. Stone Virgins has written let.
ter to Eugene Cramer, manager ot the
Columbia =. c., opera house, in which he
modifies considerably the reports here.
tofore published about fhe earthquake
predictions. lie intimates in his letter
that his predictions have been exaggerated
by the press, aud expresses regret that y
panic should have been caused among the
Southern people by these reports. lie re
iterates the statement that lie knew the
earthquake force would cross those states
on the Slst of August Prot Virgins says
that it is true that "A great storm will occur
on the Goth instant, but that it will pass sew
eral degrees further south Ot Charleston, and
he anticipates no disaster ON the meridian
after the 10Th. lie can perceive no danger
north OF the equator, except possibly ia Cen
tral America and California.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25
HIS Forty-Ninth Anniyer,a,y.

Friday being the 10th anniversary of Lieu.
tenant j. b. Lebkicher's birth, his family,
relatives and special friends, gave him COM
plete and very agreeable surprise by assem-
bling at his residence, No. y West Chest.
nut street, and providing one OF the most
n0unteous collations in every particular.
Vocal and instrumental music enliyened the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25
OF for MINNEAPOLIS.

Prof. Thos. Baker, lately of the Millers.
VILE Normal school, who has been visiting
fs1onds at Parkesburg, started for Mime
zoectas, Mimi, ON Thursday, ON a short visit,
nea ne will go 10 Florida, where he expects
- make his future home
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

E'SrATE OF DR. A. s. BARE, LATE or
~ Upper LcacnOk township, deceased. The
undersigned auditor appointed TO distribute
tho balance remaining I'm the hands or Reuben
b. Johns. one ot the executors OF the last will
ana les lament ot Dr. A. ;. bare, deceased 10
and among those legally entitled TO the same,
Will sit lor that purpose on THURSDAY, OC-
TOBER q, lss6 at 10 o'clock ii. m, in the Library
Room Of the Court House In the city Of Lancas-
ter, whore all persons Interested in said distri-
button may attend.
GEORGE A, LANE,
seps5-ltd&3tw Auditor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

rom the Christiana Ledger.
That was sad experience ofs young citi.
zen of this place who, recently, in returning
from Lancaster on the evening train, fell
asleep and was carried to Downingtown be.
fore he awoke, and being financially broken
he was compelled TO tramp back to his native
heath.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25
Penryn park Not Closed.

Penryn park rs not closed for the season,
- was announced few days ago. Messrs.
COPELAND q Eckert have several engagements
1pf private parties in the next few weeks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25
The Electric Light In York.

The demand for incandescent light in York
being far greater than the Edison company
can supply with their present capacity, the
directors have decided to receive subscrip.
lions for $1,000 stock, the greater part of
which is already taken, TO increase the station
to capacity of 3, 200 Light
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Os TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1856,

will be sold at the public house of John Fritsch,
ON West King street, I'm the city of Lancaster,
by virtue of an order of the orphans Court, the
following described real estate viz;
No. !, All that certain lot or piece of ground,
situated on the west side of North Mulberry
street, between Walnut aud Lemon streets, IN
the city at Lancaster, Pa, containing in front
20 feet and 10 inches, more or Less, and in depth
Ia feet and inches, to property NO 2, ON which
is erected one,story FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE. numbered 49,, with "a Frame Back
Building. This purpart has connected with 1t
the light to the use OF the threefeet wide alley,
situated ON the south, ana OF using the pump
located therein,
No.2, All that certain lot or piece OF land,
situated on the east side OF Concord alley, i'm
mediately In the rear of No l, above described,
containing in front 80 feet and 10 inches ana in
depth 10 purpart No /, % feet, more or less, on
which IS erected a two-stOry FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE, numbered Ss3. with a Frame Back
sale 10 be held at O'Clock p. IN. OF said date
when terms will be made known by
CIRISTIANA HEPTING,
Administrative OF LOWS Hepting, deceased.
II. sHuBERT, Aueuoneer' s25NQ2I9 l6,2Qd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

Letter heads. note heads, bill heads, state
paenss. 40, printed and put up in tablet form at
ths lnyxLLI0SxcBR ofiice. Prices reasonable,
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E'sTATE OF AMOS $. HENDERSON,

ESTATE OF AMOS $. HENDERSON,
II late OF Lancaster City, Lancaster County
deceased. The undersigned Auditor appointed
TO distribute the balance remain fng in
the hands Of John. -. Skilcs, acminist rator
OF said deceased 10 and among those
legally entitled To the same, will sit foTthat puT
pose on Tuesday, October 10, lS-f, at 10 O'Clock
u. m, In the library room of the Court House IN
the city OF Lancaster, where All persons inter-
Cstcd IN said distribution may attend.
80 jtds J. l. STEl NMETZ, Auditor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

Check, Notes, drafts, certificates etc, plinted,
numbered aud perlOut,d at the INTELLiGEsrEF,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

Anything from a avttsss.,,l!2g card to poster
printed at the ISTELLlGEHCER oInteS---
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

ESTATE OF ELIZA BETH HUBER,
~ OF Providence township, Lancaster Coz.
deceased The undersigned auditors, appointed
To pass upon exceptions to the account and TO
distribute the balance remaining In the hHnd-
OF John Huber, George lingling and John NJ
FULTON, executors Of the last Will and testament
OF Elizabeth Huber, deceased, 20 and among
those legally entitled TO the same, will sit for
that purpose On THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is
lss6, at lOo,clock u. m, in the Library Room OF
the Court House, In the City OF Lancaster, where
all persons interested in said distribution may
attend, .. p. ROSENMILLER,
W. Il. BROWN.
REDMOND CONYSGHAM
sep25-ltdS3tw Auditors
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Initiating Johnny Elliott.

Circulars, dodgers and advertising cards
printed ut the INTELLIG ENOER office.
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pUBLIC SALE or REAL ESTATE.

7 7
ON MEpSESDAN, ., ,rUEER ~, l,>t
VIII no sold Ni the public house OF Mrs. BlrbAr,
hvInptr Un Poplar street In fhc City Of IAnCaS.
ter, by virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Court,
the following described Real Estate. VIZ
All that CERTAIN Lot Or Piece Ut Land, situated
ON tho northwest side OF - Joseph street, tn th,
ttyoi Lancaster al oiutug properties at HCury
NCbrAuk and Mary Rice, and containing IA
front ID feet, aud IN depth to Buttonwood street.
~" feet, Worr or less on which is erected a one
story and ahalt BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
with ram, Kitchen, numbered ~.
sale 10 hr held at O'Clock u. IN, ot said date.
whuu terms viii be made known by
CAROLINE BESSER
AdWinisirttEtN OF John Bpnngr deceased
liENEr SIlI REST. AuCt zCpZaS0tttHltlg
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

ESTATE OF SAMUEL HI BER, LATE
II of Providence township, decd. The un.
dcrsigned auditors appointed 10 pass upon eN-
CcptiOn- To the account ana to distribute the
balance remaining in the hands OF John
Strohm, ir., and Jacob Hcidlebangh admins
traitors, to and among those legally entitled to
the same, will sit Tor that purpose on TIT rs.
DAY, OCTOBER -, l-~i, at 10 O'Clock a. N. In
the Library Room OF the Court House, in the
city of Lancaster, where all persons Interested
iG said distribution may attend.
u 4 ROSENMlLLER,
". 4. BROWN.
REDMOND CONlNGHAM
scpG5-ltd&3tw Auditor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

As will be noticed by advertisement, Jacob u.
Long has been appointed agent for the kquItI-
BILE Mortgage Company, of Kansas tily. The
company has capital OF {" gOn and gUurAn tee
both principal ana interest All The Western farm
mortgages it ncgotatcs. The mortgages are
very popular in the large cities among the most
careful investors, and viii no doubt become 80
in this county when they -htll have been
looked into.
The Daily clarion., 1886-01-13
soCIErY DIREcToRY.

Pearl Lodge No. % (Masonic) Meets Sd Monday
night of each mouth.
Jackson Royal Arch Chapter No. 6,-Meets 4th
Monday night of each month.
Mississippi Commandery No. /, Knights TemplaT
Meets I'd Monday night Of each month.
Capitol Lodge No. Il, |. O. q. F.-Meets every
Thursday night.
Choctaw Encampment No. 8, l. o. 0. F.-Meet'
let and 81 Fridays.
Pearl Lodge No. 80, Knights of Pythias.-Meet'
I'd and Attn Tuesdays
Central Lodge No. 764, Knights Of Honor.-Meeti
I'd and 4th Fridays.
jackson Lodge No. 1863. knights and Ladies o.
Honor-Meets ID and 4th Wednesdays
Knights oi the Golden Kue.-Meets I'd and 3d
"Wednesday In each month, at the West Jackson
Hall.
lee Council American Legion Of Honor.-Meetl
lst and 3d Tuesdays
Catholic Knights o. America-Braneh No. H.
lat and ID sunday each m''hth.
knights of ST. John, Commsndery No. 26.-2t
and 9TH SUNDAY each mouth.
Mannasseh Lodge No. 2G2, l. o. b. B:-Meeu
every Second and Fourth sunday at their LOdg'
Room In the Jewish Temple.
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CHURCHES.

Mpruonfsr CHuRcH-Rev G. C. Andrews, d. D.,
nsstnr sabbath services II q. M, and p m. Pray
~ meeting every Wednesday night. Sabbath school,
an. W l. Nalgent, Superintendent
PEEsnYrKkfAr CHURcH.-Rey. John Hunter D.
D., pastor. Sahbath services II a. M, and Z P m,
ipraFer meeting every Tuesday night. Sabbath
school a m. J. L. Power, Superintendent
p4pFlsr CHURcH.-Rev. II. +. Sproes, pastor
sabbath services II a. m, and p. m: Prayer meet
sua every Thursday night, at o'clock Sabbath
sthosl, ;. N.
BgrH IsKAEL OSGREeATIoN.-L Weiss, Rabbi
CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-Rev. -, pastor
Sabbath seFviees-Ma a; m, High Mass, 10 a. m.
Vesf,ers ard SABBATH School at p. m. Mass ever
nofning II o'clock.
EPfsCorAE CHrRCH.-Rev. VIM. Short, ID. ID.
Reetar sabbath services II a. m, and p. M
Fridas evening services o'clock. Sabbath Scho0
81 4 M VIM. S. Hamilton, supt.
CHRISTIAN CHURcH.-No pastor at present.
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FIRE COMPANIES.

VIZ. s. HAMILTON, Chief Engineer Fire DepAr''ni.
Jackson, No. l.--(steamerl-ist Monday light
IN each moCih.
GKx, No. 2-Regular meetings lst Tuesday.
WEST Jackson, Mn. l.-tStesmsrl-2d Tuesday
night each mnnfh.
PKARL Hook AND LADDER. No. l.-Resular
meeting 81 We,ine-day night in zach month.
HoPE No. 1.-ist Wednesday night each nooth.
The Daily clarion., 1886-01-13

FIX Gov. Beujamin Conley Of Geor-
g!a died In Atlanta on Sunday from
congestion Of the lungs. Being Presi-
4 Mt Of e Senate NJ the time Bullock
fled the State in 1870, he succeeded to
the guheruatorial honors, aud wore them
Tor year. After the expiration Of tho
time he WIS made p'.st master az Atlanta.
and WAS unju.tly removed by Arthur.
lie WAS staunch Republican.
The Daily clarion., 1886-01-13

VWTAETED-fadies and Gentlemen in rify or
w eJuntry tS tike light v0rk At their osn ho'nrs.
"a To % day eaa be easily made; vOrk sent By
mail: ~ e4nvzssing. We have good demand for
on sork sn5 furnish steady employment Al
dr. wlfh stamp, CRJWA MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, 30I ViEK ST., CIEcIsSATI, OHIO.
The Daily clarion., 1886-01-13

The Volumes Of the Ws>Lly begin With the FIRST
Number for January Of each year. When no time
is mentioned, II will he understood that the sub
scriber wishes to commence With the Number next
after receipt Of order.
Ron VOLUMES Of Hqrper's Rsetis, for three
wear. back In neat cloth binding, will be sent by
mail postage paid, or by Hpress, free Of expense
(provided the freight does not exeecd dollar per
volume), for 81 % per volume.
Cloth Gases for each volume, ssitshle for binding,
will be sent by mail, postpaid, receipt Of 81 %
each.
Remittznees should b. m ads by POst-Ofioe Money
Order or Draft, to avoid chance Of loss.
Newspapers not r. eoyV fha aSeertisezaeJf Nahy
o4a ne ezJTsss order Of HAgPER BROTHERs.
Address HARPER 4 BR0THERs. New York.
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1885.
Harper's Weekly.
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