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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
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DEA 2,HH

KAuTs I'm this city, on the ath inst John,
Year % his sge.
The relatives ana friends OF she family, also
monterey Lodge. No. ga. 1. U. q. r., ana Ian.
caster typographical Union, are respectfully
invited TO attend ths funeral from the resi.
aence OF bis parents, No. s92 Lafayette street.
on Friday afternoon at O'Clock. lnlsrment
IL WooowaTo Hill ssmstsry. std
@AsSoNIsLE.-in this city, on tho sOth inst.
age. W As
Tbs relatives ana fiends OF the family ara
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral.
from his late residence. No, ia East Hins
street. on Friday morning at 10 O'Clock. Ser.
vices at Sc. Mary . church at 1880 O'Clock. In.
torment at st, Msry's cemetery. 2tds
hoGIlsS-ln this city, on the Isl inst Of
congestion of this lungs, MarRarst kats
daughter OF NJ. A. ana 3. A. McGlinn,
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
husssLNAs- In this city, On the 2sd inst
LIZA Ann, wife OF John Musselm mSn. In the
.Sih year of her age. AZ 'N0
TIE relatives ana friends OF the family ara
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence. NO. 40 West uhest
nut street. on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'olock.
services at the house by Rev Jas Y. Mitchell
TO procssd to the Old Mennonite DurvinV
ground. near strssburg. fer intsrment. ~.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
Mrs. GiIgore's Statement.

In the INTILLIsRNeaR ON "wednesday
ehsre was published an item about Mrs.
GiisoFe, of High street, sending her child
out begging. Tho facts were obtained at
Ne station house. Mrs. Gilgore says the
ncis are not true Her story IL that her
little girl. who II six.yesrs old, instead cf
going TO school went with q ten. year old
BROTHER to the Northern market with bas-
kes In the morning. She staid out all day
enA In the evening the boy gave the basket
- The little girl to take home while he
went 70 the opera house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
rns Dssr Greer . su, qushappa Rai,roao

rns Deer cresk . ssufqushapna Rsiiroad.
From the Baltimore Sun,
The directors OF the Deer Creek 4 Sus.
quehanna railroad met Tuesday and dc.
cided to begin construction at once. The
line 10 from Bslair 10 STAFFORD, at the mouth
OF Deer creek, l5k miles. and the road isex.
pected to b completed BY midsummer.
Though % broad gauge.r road Il will connect d
Belair with the. Mary land Central, and when
II crosses the Susquehanns river II can con-
uest with the Pennsylvapia system, or be
extended TO Quarryviile, IL milee, and con
pect with the Reading aystem. The latter
connection would sfiord the Reading road
southern outlet for It's coal. The president
Of the company 10 Mr.. 9eorRe Jewett, son
CT Hon. Hugh Jewett, formerly president
and receiver Of the Erie railway.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
VIEW AD VsRTIsK KMEN7Y.
NEW AD DVERTISEMENTY
TMPORTED In bOTTLES.
0ENUINE IRISH WHISKY.
ROHBER's LIQUOR STORE.
10. % Cenfra e1nare. Lancaster. Pa
rLARkE'S CHEESE SNAP
No. "a Centre Square. Lancas


CLARkE's CHEESE SNAP
Is the talk of the town. Just think OF selling
same good, SOLD elsewhere from 10 ana 10 els
FLOURi YLOUBi
Best Xxx Full Roller plour in Muslin
s r9s "A sSs, mailer, r,OSa sc so
Money Tsfunde in every cate where our our
does not give satisfaction. Try our cream Of
xxx FIonr in Muslin Sacks.
A few More snaps IN our General Line Of
e rsa sSa night Be 20
MsiLE D; OLIVE TABLE OIL only So per
Rsnnsd Tsbi: salt R' ia little Wooden & boxes.
just e ssaSos @ W s%Seareps pt'0'
Hnt the greatest and by far the best snap Of
al Is HE'D C,,s BEEF at loS per pound; Mamms,
Fight down ana get some before IL ,s all
OF % iors W County % BvSssheat. NV % sc nsscSefs nsoRe
Belf-Risiug Buckwhcat Flour. l5c per pack for
Maryin's. Iood Pure Table syrups. 8. o. 10 and
CRACaEks ana CAKES we cannot help tell
yon about them, you will have to come and
Of what say that is. that our assortment IL
by far the largest, and the quality by far the
best best yoI have ever seen Wos,ili have a few
ms DRAINS OF CrystaliEei Wigs for 25c 4 Ms
Good stewiny Figs for 2bc /; Ms Of Layer rigs
SIS french Frans', sso s' rs New cnrrants ai ant
for 25c . hsNew DRIED EvapoTated Peaches
for $50 3 ms EvapoIated California ApricOts
tor 20o l CaliioTnia Piums for 2Bo &l0-cent
PACKAGES OF BIRD FOOD tor CSC; hs Clean Rice
for $50 packs Com Starch for 2oc 4 cans OF
Good sugar Corn for &c.
r. Snow should you think 2bo worth Of
each article too much for YOU we Will divide
II up and make IL ns OF each for 2oc. or equal
parts OF each.
Our Moiin--Wa aiudu a, pInara
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
Ruspeotad Of No bhssy.

HARRISBURG, Nov. % -Chss. Rennar,
Otto Smith and Susan smi,h were arI . TED
here to-day on Information Of Fred. Garrett,
"a umbrella repairer, TO whom they told
conndentially, while tpsy, about
s,eir experieuoe In Lancaster county.
One OF ths men said they had
committed . robbery In "big house with
store room," out Of which they stole . lot
OF clothing, shoes and about 80 in cash.
Ono Of the men were . new suit and al
three carried well. baskets. Nc
sooner had they left than Garrett
sought Ofiioer Hale and informed him oil
the suspicious parties. They were arrested
as thoy were leaving the city and locked
M 10 await h0afipR,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
Paid IN Election Wager,

Some time before the recent election
William Smith, plumber CT this city, who
Ne Republican, wsRered . barrel OF beer
90 the result with Theodore Heib. the well.
Known brewer OF York, who is Democrat.
aE HELD lost, 20 he sent the beer to the
schiller house, this city, yesterday. Mr..
nsip and fifteen prominent citissns of
1ofk came over with 1t, and about twenty
Lancaster friends OF MIR, Smith Joined
knem as the Schiller house. The whole
party enjoyed themselves during the after.
noon, disposing Of the beer and an ex-
celisns lunch which Mr.. Smith hsd pre.
pared. f
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q Hsndso me C,oer

In tho window OF Walter q. Herr's
yewsiSy store, on North Queen street, a boys
Orange, there is now on exhibition = ysrv
Pretty clock. The woodwork is Of mahogany
md was made In imitation Of the large
o1sht-dsy clocks, which have become no
popular, by William Riddle, agent of
1visoD, Taylor, Brakeman d Co, In the
clock there is music box which plays Joe
GOmstrs "Lullsby" and several otbsr
ueetsy selections The work reflects great
credit upon the builder.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22

NOkTH QUEEN STREET PROPER.
~ tbs at public sac. ON SATURDAY..
NOV EN- BER -, lsss, Mt Cooper's tRed Liouj
sale; all that valuable city rroperty, situated
on the west side OF North Queen street, Lam
caster. caster. "a. between Centre square and west
,nrnr, nansS slrs.t consisting OF the Two following
NO; l. That three-story MARBLE FRONT
front on North Queen street ID feet L. iaeses. ~
width ath sshIiy Decreasing feet sinchss.
uniform width to Msrh ct : quars, q 10 al deptS
OF ~! feet, more or less, adjoining property Of
Jacob Loeb ON the north. and purpart No
and tree inRress. egress ana regress along
way OF Win Of feet she isssins .,a1S
story OF said building. The store room sIpna aNo
~ North Queen streetI. on the first floor, js n
nne, large room. over 60 feet in dspth, WIN
shhrge shng wall wall capacity tor shelving and large
NO J That ihree-story Brick Building Nos.
10. ~ ana =! north Queen street, and lot OF
more or less. ana extending Of that width
westward in depth l07 feet, more or less. to
norts sSa sSpa1e Ssj9iniD purpart
Long, deceased. on the south subject to the
right OF way above described as appurten enant
Width OF 2l fee inches, and a depth OF 81 fest
ofnches, with show WINDOW on either side of
entrance Both properties have complete
snar SIsanaeS ~ Sonnect ctions running to public
The two, purparts together mako one flne
property, having q width ofD feet, 10 inches
inches at the rear on Market square Oppor.
tani.y WI be given to purchase the property
ssle 20 oomu uenosat,nu r,o .
snce win be given and conditions made
AnoWn a, ,0y Dy NAM, LOUISE JACOB,
hovs!oIs,T&rh Agent for owners.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22

Hun VH1 HBOUU 10"
Don't buy your rubber boots until you have
seen the Colchester with sole leather heel .
This is the best nttirg ana most durable boot
In the market, made OF tho best pure gum
seoek. Ihe sole leather heel saves money 10
the wearer.
Dent buy your arotiss until you have rsen
the colchester Arctic with outside counter,
Ahead OF all Others In style ana durability
IL you want the worth OF your money try the
colchester with outside oou nter. Kept here
py best stores. At Wholesale by
n. u. SPAHR SONS,
hN"sno York, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
Death of n Young Lane

Margaret Kate Mc0linn, q daughter o
ex-Aldermsn Michael A. McGlinn, died a,
tho home Of her parents, No. l22 North
Charlotte street, last evening. She had
been Ill for some weeks with conpes-
ton OF the lungs She and her sister have
been conducting q confectionery at II and
10 West Chestnut street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
itI.1wen,y-,hree and sueos,,,u,,

H"AWcn'y-shroc euu oucoeeeIui
Tho Columbia Herald, the only Demo-
cratic paper In the county besides the In.
TELLIsRNcRR, 10 day enters upon Its
twenty third year. The paper has never
beon more prosperous than under
the management OF Mr.. Given. Its col.
umns are filled with bright, readable mat.
ter each week, and II deserves oil the sue
cess attending II.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
PALACN OF RAsHyoN.
ASTRICH'S BROS
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.

LANCASTER, Pa.
We have offered you bar.
gains in Skirt Laces last week.
and quite a number of our Gus.
toners have taken advantage Of
the opportunity and secured
what they thought was the big
gest bargain.
We advise you to come at
once, and are sure you will not
regret it.
Our stock of Handkerchiefs
TOR Christmas has come in.
We will be pleased to show
you through our stock. We
are positive that we can please
in prices as well as styles.
We call your special attention
to our assortment OF Ladies'
and Gents Embroidered and
Initial Handkerchiefs.
We sell Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs as low as SC apiece,
and as high as So apiece.
Our line embraces several
hundred different styles.
A special bargain in all Silk
Brocaded Handkerchiefs, large
size, at 25c. Fine goods at 81,
50. 62, IS, ooc, 81 up to s.
apiece.
Silk and Cashmere Muflers.
We never had such a variety,
and our prices are attractive
because they are extremely
low.
A complete assortment of
Cream and White Japanese and
China Silk Handkerchiefs, from
I2Hc up.
Opened also a full line of
Bareges, and all kinds of plain
ana fancy Veillngs, single or
double width, prices guaranteed
the lowest.
Our stock OF Ruchings, Lace
and Linen Collars, Lace Scarfs
and Fichus, Bibs, embroidered
and hemstitched Null Ties, Silk
Ties, plaid, plain and dotted,
and all sorts OF fancy goods has
never been so large and varied.
Our line Of Ruchings shows
over one hundred styles, from
SC a yard up.
So come one and all. The
Palace of Fashion is the place
to buy and you are all welcome.
Handsome Souvenirs given
away with every purchase of
one dollar and over.
ASTRICH BROS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
Tho Jury wheel Fiilsd.

Judge Patterson and Jury Commits
sioners Diller and llyus completed the Sc
lection Of Jurors names for duty In 1889 on
"wednesday afternoon. The tickets con
tAining the names were then folded and
placed IN tho Jury wheel, and the wheel
scaled by the sheriff In the presence of tic
court and jury commissioners.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
rns McE,oy Gas. D,.m,ssso.

Unitsd States Comm issioner Kennedy
oeesrsd decision on Wed nesdsy evening
- ne case Of Daniel McEvoy, charged with
Neleeng votsrA The commissioner dis
anmed ths complaint, because 4. IL not such
peoescution ~ IL contemplated by the
Uoaood etafes law. The Commissioned
he1ds that II any ohense was committed II
~ violation OF the state law.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
Another EIeotion wager,

Joseph Haainer made . wager with
William opauglar, Of the Schiller house,
that II Cleveland was defeated for the pres
idency he would walk from the Schiller
house to Centre Square carrying q hand
organ, which he would play along the
route. DR.. Colbacb, OF EIixabethtown,
another Democrat, will collect pennies
along the route This evening 10 the time
set FOX the payment OF tho wager.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
l. REAL HSTATE

L REAL ESTATE.
On THuRsDAY. EovsnssR n 1855
the undersigned. administrators De bonis non
cum cum tss,amento annexo. Of the will of God
the following described r. al estate, viz:
5 nss q :rsss In sGs
wsstTsrd rs feet along Grant street 70 ws,sr.
splendid two story Brick D yelling House, i No.
%. with two story brick back building. con.
as bath ROOM new heater in ihs cellar, SO
ses wood and coal shed. hydrant and we'll ol
WIN be SOLD subject TO the right ana privilege
OF the purchaser OF NO. 3. his heirs and assigns
No. and r.n sns o.
alley OF the width OF three feet, beginning at
the southeast corner OF said lot and extend
Ing In depth westward Of the Width of three
feet feet along the south line the distance OF 90
NO, g. All that lot Of ground situated on the
west side OF North Prince street, fronting 81
tending OF that width westward along the
feet, 70 water street. This improvements m on on
ihsrs,, nhS%se, NO NO; 10 well q water with pnmp
this property will also be sold the privilege TO
g feet wide alley, way as above set forth.
ana % % sSe sSa;sn sear Ss .sa
lot, NO. 2. on the south side. Ironting ON
water street 70 feet 8 inches, more or less,
Ihsnce extending east along south line Of No.
y ~ rect . inches. ana thence south 0 feet
inches. thence west II feet II inches. thence
south - feet inches, thence west IS feet
inches. to place o beginning on water streat.
SAID properties can be viewed by calling on
any OF he undersigned,
hale TO cOmmenoe At 7:8O n m m .aia nav
when terms will be made known BY
II. M. sHHElNER,
j. FRED SENER,
II. z. kHOADS,
Administrators d. b. n O. t.a
JOEL HAirEs. Auct novl,I7.l0lt.l7,2i,11
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MARKETS.
chicago Produce nasrno,.

CaIGAso, Nov. ~. $50 a. m.-MsrIet opened, ,
n m",hHeatEsov; ",H .so: o'Ni Dso, q s4i Jan.
. Seryn1,sov, yS,>ov, s'' Dec. Sc; jan. SIC F.,
May. S0kc ~S'
fors-Soy, .lt 90; Jan. Nt IS: May. N4s.
May, Is 32k. "' ~
snort hiDs-Jan., n 40; May, 0b,
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usnsrai o. mrs. kIl.abs,h K,px.r

xoo funeral OF Mrs. Elisabeth Ripzer.
- placs from her residence In East Earl
.eaehih on Wednesday, and was largely
nee. The services were conducted BY
-ev> hssssss and Brownmillsr, ana inter.
49, nsSs = New uolland
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
Made Good Time

Fast Line on the Pennsylvania was
twenty-five minutes late reaching Lancas-
ter this afternoon. 1t was much later than
that leaving Philadelr his, but made up con-
siderable time, making the trip here In an
hour aud forty minutes
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
NeW Hork nlArkas,

-nsw ronE. Nov. 2s-riour market weak
s,ns. y sesss 80 sgperans; Q so0s o MIN a
winter wssss s ~ sat.S. S,tS Z ~ 81 Is Ins1''e e0e' "a
WAsAt-Na \ 1sG 6t6tS q ilol u, No .
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22

TIM administrators OF tho estate OF 0od flied
zAbm will sell this evening at the stevens
House, that valuable city property on North
Prince street. between Orange ana West King
streets,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
VIII Read LAW.

William Eberly, son Of Adam J. Eberly,
esq, has successfully passed tho prelimi.
nary examination and was to day registsred
a. law student
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
AARkIAGES.

sHtsscKshoGAhss.- AT the parsonage ,of
Duke street. lancaster, by Rev j, W. nem-
niger. MT Christian q. Habecker ana Miss
a Anne A, Gambler. bo.h OF Manor township,
'"' couhty. lis
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22

pROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the once OF the Clerk OF the at ar
Commissioners, No. 81 North Duke street TOR
ths use OF the City Water Tor street Sphinx.
ling purposes for the year commencing Apr,I
i, lse Bidders will stale how much they will
pay Tor q two horte sprinkler and how much
for one horse sprinkler The successful hid.
DER Will have 20 enter into agreement with the
water commissioners. ana give tond before
hvdrants.
Proposals will also bs received for he rental
OF the old pumping station. This station has
goOd wafer power. equal TO about ono
hundreo horse power, ana two z ,od Turbine
Wheels are already in place. Theirs are also
eight good Boilers. with a capacity OF alO horse.
pS, power: he above place would make a good
location for manufacturing purposes. Bidders
will state how much rent per aInum hey will
pay. they to put property in condition for
their purpose at their own expense.
he above proposals will be- re ceiyed m to
O'Clock .. m, December o. lSsS az the oflj ca of
tor. Pa.
The Commissioners reserve the right TO Ne.
1ect any OF all bids.
by order OF
THE WATER RCOMMIssloNERs.
JAesS HALSAen, Clerk. hs2 2t,a6 gsdl,sI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22

AEITFBTT BRO,
" Northern Market.
nRPHANS COURT SALE OF A VAL.
~ liable North Q1een street business Stand.
Oh fHiDAY, koyEMBER 23 1883.
=. .ne Iahsnh House, Forth Queen street,
Lancaster. "a, the undersigned executors OF
the will OF John A. Holman, deceased, in
obedience to decree OF the Orphans Court Of
Lancaster county, viii offer at public sale all
that very valuable real estate. Nos. ISl and 15s
John Holman. deceased.
The lot fronts on North Queen street 81 feet
~ inches ana extends In depth TO Market
street 25l feet and has on Il q two story Brick
House ana other improvements.
This lot 10 only one half square from the
Pennsylvsnta railroad station, 10 one OF the
best situated stands for business in the city,
and is worthy the stteution OF business men
and investors.
one.third OF the purchase money will re.
ma,r charged on the land during the lie Of ths
widow.
Sale to commence at O'Clock. when attend.
ance Will be given and terms made known
WARRINGTON HIEsTER,
CATHALlHE 3. Holman,
Executors Of John A. Holman doceased,
JorL J.. HANNA. Auctioneer.
o1,D3 10 IL .22B
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22

Closed From 0 to IL OsIocn.
The revenue once will be closed from 0
to II o'clock to morrow, on account OF the
funeral OF Collector MscGoniglo.
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MARTIN BROS
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
" NORTH QUEEN st.
FOR HALE OR RENT.

DUBLIC SALE OF DWETTTN6
l. HOUSES.
On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER a. ls8
VIII be sold at public SALE at the Leonard
tate. to wit: Ao"A os
N. ho 90, ,, the Double Frame Dwelling, Nos. sos
South Queen of 81 feet nches 10 Ghe middle
OF 2feete inch wide common private aiIey 10
me south, and In depth to Rrestest length b5
Ieet. more or less, the lot having trianRular
shape Each house contains rooms, and is n
valuable corner for business purposes
NO, y one-stOry ana attic Frame DveIlino
ana Store. No. l6l south Queen street. The
6ouse contains o rooms. he lot fronts on
opeen street IA feet and in depth 246 feet.
sted on the northeast corner Of Low and
freiberg. containing rooms. The lot fronts
feet " ~Spsu ~
safe to commence at 1880 p. m, when condI.
uons Will be made knownbv
.,,..,o JOEL l.. HAINEs,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22

"ANTED-A Partner IN GOOD
w fsablished Manufacturing Business,
Tor further tnfor INIT on, address
"NAkUFACrURkk,"T N THIS OFFICE
novAlwds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22

I1OR SALE CHEAP.-A FIRST. GLASS
~ Millinery Store. Possession Rfven at
once. i. wElKEL,
novf9.lwd No. rs orth Quec INST.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22

XTANTED-AT ONCE, THREE GOOD
w machinery mouldeTs. Apply at
JOAN BEsrS BOILEk WORKS,
nN2;d Fulton Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
NEW AD VBRTISEMENTs.
0YsTEKsI I-'
100000
MErTrErr q BRO,
Northern Market.

or the BEST OYSTERS WE HAD In YivI
1kAk9.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22

sth BA ARGalN-White Dinner Sets Knglish
ware that ,old at tlo, reduced 10 " W 81 "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

The Manufacturer and Builder
thinks that the man who is working to
secure q small piece OF property sub
sti,utes a new and distinct ambition
tor u remote and vague one, Day
dreams about large estates and prince
ly incomes may be very amusing, but
they are not half so profitable as a
vision of lot 100 by 200, with q snug
little dwelling house upon 1t. With
this before him, man will rise early
and retire late, turning his hand cheer.
fully 10 any and every kind of work.
He will have motive for rigorous
economy which will make it y plea
sure. He viii have the vision OF the
laet payment before him Ms perpet-
ual motive TO moderation in passions,
economy in expenses, abstinence from
expensive pleasures and from expen
sive companions. Thus il will come
to pass that = judiclous debt, incurred
at the beginning OF jouraeymsn'i
or laborer's career, will become his
good genius. watching over him, "
citing him to oil Industry and to self
government. Every laboring man
ought to own his house. The first
duty Of the workingman should be to
convert his earnings into real estate.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29
NOT A OnURoH-aoIre pEopLp.

One-th'rd OF Bialno's Onurohes Close d
ana one-hsf Of the People Non.At
tenaAnts
A Lewiston despatch says: The
Journal finds, as the result of an elab.
CRATE Investigation, that one third the
churches in Maine are closed on &C
count OF lack oil support, and that one
half the people OF the State are nom
church. gcers. The returns from the
canvass show that out OF 1862
churches in the State AIT are vacant.
The reasons given by many non.
church goers are printed by the Jour.
nal. Out of the vast collection of ex.
cuses IL Is found that spite and per.
sonal differences are the foundation
for much Of the Abscnteeism. Some
said that they had no time to go tc
church, others needed better clothes
some said there was too much formal
lily. others thought that there was moi
tci mality enough. The following fig.
| ures show how the different demo q i
nations are affected:
Union Church, IL with pastors and
II vacancies, Congregational churches
1856 with pastors and 76 vacancies
| Baplist, 19i with pastors and % vacan
ciee; Free Baptist, l59 Sith pastors ant
81 vacancies; Methodist. 27d with pas
| tors and IS vacancies; Universalisl, ~
churches with pastors and SO vacan'
pulpits; Quaker, s churches open and
closed; "Christian," 43 churcht,
omen and IL closed. Eplscopslian, g
churches open and 8 closed; Catholic
AS churches open and 8 closed; Advent
10 churches open and i6 closed; Uni
tartan. Is churches open and closed
Besides these there are Lutheran.
Free church, Christs Faith church
Jewish synagogues, 9 Christ's Dis
ciples, 5 Presbyterian. New Jerusa
lem church, and Shaker churches
open.