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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18
A. Ikory. AuctIOneer.

A. KOry. AHctiOneer.
DUBLIC AUCTIONEER-C rea-
sonable Office 1Sl East Seventh. 1881
To EXCHANGE.
Door AND SHOE stock wanted in ex-
ID change for Midway property and part
cash. Address IT. Globe. 194-200
ITO HANGE-Two-seated surrey, al
l. most new, to exchange for single top
buggy or phaeton. 264 East Seventh. 1992ol
ITO ttXCHANGE-Wante to trade, real
Il estate for clothing; from 81, COO to So
coo stock. Address l. 8, Globe. 199-200
WILL EXCHANGE splendid horse,
w buggy and harness tor lot of ground.
35S Drake Block 200
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

Were printed in the GLoBE's Advertising
Columns In 1887. This is tho best evidence
that the GLOBE is the PEOPLES PAPER.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

DIANO TUNING-For prompt, frst-class
J. work leave orders at Nh;tney's music
store East Third ST 346*
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M EDiCAL PARTNER WANTED
IsI Young. single man; must have 81 200
in cash; this is a rare opportunity; practice
is large and can be increased: good town;
connected with this practice is private hos
pital fitted up in A l style; connected with
it is the finest suite of bath rooms in the
Northwest. Address Y y y, n D., Globe,
st. Paul. Mimi. I99-2oo
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

DAKTNER wanted in a good paying busi-
l. ness; $50 required; must be ruStler.
Address l. Is, Globe. 2OO-2G2
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

l. fee: must be strictly temperate and fur
nish good references; small capital re-
quired: good chance to right party Ad-
dress j. b. NJ. 232 East Thirteenth ST., or
call after p. m. 200
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

q. PERSONALS.
MADAM TETS WORTH. St. Paul's old
lfl est and best elairvoyant fortune teller
402 Minnesota ST., between sixth and Sew
enth. 197-203
MINNIE H.-hn old friend from Winni-
Ifl peg would like to meet you if in the
city. q. 20U-2Ul
M RS. A. BAGNE ELL, Magnetic Healer.
ltl 3S6 Broadway. 197-2O3
NHkS wHITE-Au old friend from Win.
Itl nipeg would like to meet you if in the
CITY, 6. 2N-20l
DYE WORKS.
n l.. JAMESON e COS Steam Dive
IL. Works-Gents' clothing q specially.
ID West Sixth St., ST Paul, Minn. 1919
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Gr 6-FlNE RESIDENCE LOTS ONLY

G1iA0 EACH-For lots at lnver Grove (
3lOO near depot: lie beautifully; lots ads;
joining selling at $3.50 to $500; cali at oncei
and secure a bargain; NJ. 4. Bigford, 36O
Jackson ST. 1909
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

pOOKKEEPER-Si wanted by
- young lady as bookEeeper. or to do any
kind of office work; has had experience.
Address @ 2, Globe. 1
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ID DARTNER-Wanted, partner for first
i class comedy company; small capital
required; this is no snap. Address L -,
Globe 199-200
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4 CHAMBERMAID-A girl desires place
~ as chambermaid in hotel; has expert
ence; can give good recommends; Irish ma
tiopality. Call at or write to III Fairfield
ave g
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18
ST. PAUL WANTS.

WANTS on this page will be inserted under
classified headings according to the following
TARIF OF RATES
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

A PPRENTlCE-A good carriage black
n smith apprentice with some experience.
St.Paul Carriage company, l 90 West Third std
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

ROOKKEEPER = Experienced book
II keeper would like set of books to keep
evenings; books opened and closed. Address
n 35, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

pARBER-W anted, barber, AL West Sev-
ID enth ST.; good pay and steady work for
a first class man.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

NJ partner with SI5O
w to take half interest in the best paving
Sign shop in ST. Paul. Address NJ So. Globe.
! l97-203
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pARBER-First-class white barber; steady
ID job and good wages. Call at II. Schnell's,
Jackson st. )
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A GENTS WANTED-Youc can coin money
n selling the new patent INCREASING pen
Gil; one agent sold $500 worth in six days,
another S52 in two hours; sample by mail,
prepaid. :: ; cents: territory free: big profits.
Address b. F. Zahm, st. Paul Mimi. 199-202
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

DUBLIC AUCTIONEER-C rea-
I sonahle. Office ISL East Seventh. 1879
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

ROOKKEEPER-Wa employment
- by young man having large experience
as bookkeeper and insurance surveyor; refer
ences unexceptionable. Address L Sc,
Globe 2
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D ESTAURAST-Fo sale at a bargain:
II well located. doing good business, and
cheap rent. Inquire r &c, Globe 10000
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

CTABLE BOY-S15 per month. board and
- room; German preferred. 32S Robert
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

DAYNE AV. LOT for sale. cheap. Ad-
i dress Charles Green. Minnetonka Beach
197-2O3
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Stores.

STORE FOR RENT-One of the fin
- est and most desirable buildings in
son ana Sibley sts: this building is A feet
front on Third st, 140 feet deep, on alley;
four stories high and basement, and can
readily be adapted to offices of any kind and
is first class location for railroad Office; the
building is now occupied by Tarbox, Schlieck
4 Co. Inquire b. Beaupre 194-2OO
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

POOKKEEPER Experienced book
- keeper would like set of books to keep
evenings; books opened and closed. Address
35. Globe I
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

COOK-Wanted, situation as cook in prs
~ vate family by woman. Call or address
at 167 State ST., West st. Paul. L
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

COMPOSITOR-Ex lady COM,
- positor wants position. Address 2O.
Globe l.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

MEAT MARX fsT-Ihe best location IN
lsL st. Paul; doing & business of over $40 O
monthly, with trade increasing every day;
dress o 10, Globe I992D4
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

a GENTS-Wanted. agents for the Pruden-
n tial Insurance Company; also German
and Scandinavian canvassers; a good chance
for energetic men. Inquire of a. G. Laske,
superintendent, 3o3 jackson ST., room l3.
lG9-2O2
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

DHYSICIAN'S PRACTICE ana prop
erty for sale cheap; in the park region
of Minnesota. Doctor w. Globe 195.2u1
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18
INSTRUCTION.

GUITAR INSTRUCTION-Inst
VI selected for purchasers free of charge.
Malcolm Z. Nichols. 507 Grand Opera Block
I21*
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

A GENTS wanted in. every town for our
n new books, Cleveland and Thurman"
'narrison and Norton and Life of Gen.
Sheridan liberal terms. Empyreal Pub
fishing House. 81. Paul. MINI. 1926
A GENTS WANTED-'ro sell the Electric
IA Silver Plating; 800 per cent profit, or
will guarantee, to right parties Sc 10 SIS per
West Seventh ST., ST. Paul, Minn. 200
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-18

Tnefand found ads in the GLOBE are seen
-VSt by the most people
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-15
Abont Their Deceucy.

tits "pull Dick and pull devil" in
New York state, as 10 who shal be its
boss under the new administration
There happen to be two men who have
selected themselves for cabinet place, In.
stead Of one as In Pennsylvania. The
Union League Of New York city has
declared that IL Is very indecent for any
body to impose himself, or to be imposed
upon, the president elect for place In his
cabinet. This seems to be shot at both
the New York aspirants. Itis correct
statement as 10 their conduct /; but the
ipdecency Of the effort TO compel
Harrison to make particular selection
for his cabinet is not likely TO check the
attempt. Decency is not controlling
element In Republican politics; they
would not have been successful politics If
1t lad been. So that the merry dance
will go on; and the friends Of Blaine,
Platt, Miller and all the hungry horde,
will labor and sweat to get In to the
table.
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PERSONAL.


BISHOP TAYLOR has sailed for his Airi-
can mission.
REV. DB, WILLIAM r. EDWARDS, a
prominent Methodist Episcopal minister,
died In Baltimore on Friday.
ROBERT STEVENS, Q Glasgow engineer,
clsius AN Invention that will run steam.
ships at the rate OF 40 knots IN hour.
NJ DE LEssEPs and his colleagues have
resigned IRON the Tribunal OF the Seine.
At their request the Tribunal appointed M.
Hue, NJ. Baudelot and M. dc Normandie,
to settle up the Panama company's affairs
ELIzABETH, the Austrian empress, was
30 anoc ed by the enthusiastic welcome she
received at a little place on the Greek main.
land, In Epirus, that In taxing her de-
psrturs che asked the chief mag istrate what
she could do for the poor Of ;hs locality.
We have none, your msjes,y," was the
reply.
PRINCE FERDINAND has offered 10 con.
tribute 100000. towards tho founds alton
OF national Bulgarian university at Sofa,
and The soheme IL now under official con-
siderstion. 1t IL proposed that, In the first
usisnca, the university shall have only
three fueulties-theology, philosophy ana
law. TisIe are at present 2 600 primary
schools A. Bulgaris.
PROFESSOR SAMUEL A, KINo, the Phil.
sutlphla 1efonsu', Is masing preparations
Tor long voyage. He Is 10 leave the
earth at Atlanta, Georgia, and keep all rat
as long rs possible. Professor King is
anxious to cross the Atlantic ocsau with a
balloon. The voyage Is for the purpose OF
taking observations for use in connection
with his daring attempt 10 sail to Europe In
q balloon. Editor Henry w. Grady, OF the
Atlanta Consultation, who believes that a
balloon can be sailed across the Atlantic, is
Interested in Professor Kings project, and
IA ,f
nary voyage under southern SIX ies. 1t will
take $40 600 or more to fit cut the expsdi-
ZION aud the amount viii have to be raised
before the attempt can bs made
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-15

FROM various sigma 1t might be propbe.
sied without great fear OF failure, that these
United States OF America will have more
or less war on their hands before they are
many years older. A dozen years ago the
people and press treated the insults and
offenses OF foreign powers with careless
indifference, but Just now the slightesI
sign OF lack OF national spirit would
ruin tho standing Of any public
man, and we talk OF seizing Canada
Lod disciplining Germany In Samoa much
more cheerfully than we did OF war with
poor OLD Spain when Grants administration
had to deal with tho Virsinius difficulty.
And yet the military strength OF the nation
cannot now be considered greater than It
was at the time Of that sharp quarrel, for
then we had a veteran army, or rather two
OF them, one north and one south, and now
very small proportion Of these old SOL
diers are ut for active duty, and our troops
would be raw recruits. Thon we had the
respectable romans Of a navy, and our
monitors were not greatly inferior to the
iron clsds tha. Europe hsu begun 10 build.
Our military position appears to have been
better at that time than Il now IL with
tho !whole OF Europe . vast armed
camp and millions lavished annually In
magazine r!ass and ingenious devices for
wiplpg out human lives by the thousand
Ia given seconds OF time. There can be
little doubt that recurrence now OF the
Vhginius Incident would be followed by
war TO the knifo no matter what nation
happened TO bo the offender. The sscrs,
OF tLis Jaunty chip on the shoulder altitude
msy only bs that We are experiencing q
recoil from the deep horror and loathing (
o. war that prevsiled after the long civil
conflict Then we were strong aud we
knew 1t, but We were 30 sick of nghting
that VIC did not care who Kicked us. Now
We feel rested, and begin TO find that we
must buster little 70 establish that re-
spoct among others which we ourselves 50
profoundly feel for this "greatest nation
upon earth"
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Tint Oaphi fnl Sfary.

The evidence of the capture Of Stanley
and Emin Bey by the Mahdi is impressive
but BY no means conclusive. It rests
ohiedy upon the statement Of the Mahdi's
general Osman Digms supported by q
letter that was sent to Emin Bey by the
khedive of Egypt through Stanley. The
possession OF this letter is supposed to
prove that one or the other has been cap
tured, and the Mahdi c aims TO have them
both, but much more convincing proof
and one quite as readily obtainable would
be letter from Emin or Stanley. The
two Snyder cartridges sent with the
captured letter as evidence add little TO
the proof. The whole bundle may have
bsen taken from messenger sent out.by
Stanley TO find Emin Bey. The incident
looks liks the opening chapter of clever
plot and it is hinted that the price asked
Tor the surrender of the two important
oaptives is the abandonment by England
and Egypt Of the stronghold OF Suakim.
Perhaps the Mahdi wants to fud out the
real value OF these mysterious white men
who have SO boldly ventured to pierce to
the heart Of Africa; then IL they are big
enough to buy Suakim he will promptly
sand an expedition to seize them. Other
wise he will not trouble himself with
sasir comparatively Insignificant opera
lions. Gladstone learned to his sorrow
ene political importance of q popular
nero, and the Eoglsh government will
doubtless remember his bitter experience
IN the Gordon matter and be eager to
make almost any terms for the release of
Stanley and Emin. 1t is a delicate busi-
ness. Any intimatiol to the Mahdi of
the anxiety Of the British ministry may
result In the capture or death of the ex.
plorers II they are living and free, and
700 great q display of indifference
may cause their massacre If they are
really captives. On the other hand
the ministry can hardly afford to give up
buskim for any long time, because that
famous Red Sea post divides and weak
ems the Moslem world, or that portion of
y which hates England and leans to the
Aahdi. There can be little doubt that
soo more free intercourse with Arabia
thereby given to the followers of the
kshdi, would greatly strengthen him,
md 1t Is significant of his growing influ-
Dnce that the sultan has several lines of
Ate refused emphatically to send Turkish
'roops to hold Egyptian oatposts against
Aim. The Sultan could not, he said, per.
nis bis soldiers TO fight Mohsmmsd ans. |
% things in Egypt look bad for England |
NY way the cat jumps, and the Salisbury
ministry seems bound to 90 to pieces on
" same sort OF rocks that brought Glad.
.eons to grief and to the defense of Ire.
land.
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TheIr Il HunIIiatteu.

i The Republican stomach h . good one II
Mean Stand the imposition upon the party
ee suoh stun ~ Quay and wsnamaker As
ths very best quality Of Its goods. We
know that the Republican party, even in
RonnGylvania, demeans and belittles
lesslf By putting such material at its
hsad. There are good men in It whose
cheeks must burn with Indignation and
their souls rise up in protest against the
eIevation above them OF these two men.
We mark them out, because they appear
- have been selected TO sit astrids the
pertys No one is mentioned as having any
part or lot in Pennsylvania Republic
can leadership but Quay aud Wana-
maker tramps along beside him,
posted 90 his selection for Pennsylvania
cabinet position. We hear no Republican
protest against such degradation Of the
stats and Of the cabinet office. Quay has
nd It; and the flock Ia silent. 1t Is alb.
solutsly shocking to find such submission;
10 note that the respectable Republicans
Of Pennsylvania do not openly and
violently resent the selection of John
Wsnamaker for their cabinet place; AMI
do not shudder at the patent fact that LIE
= 10 selected only because he raised a
great bag Of money with which the
national Republican committee was able
10 buy enough votes to carry the election.
The election was carried. No matter
how, IL was carried and the agents who
did it must have their reward. Quay
steps TO the fore as the party dictator, be.
cause the money he spent was expended
successfully and Wsnamaker stands up
Of the head OF the Pennsylvania csndi.
dates for office, because he raised the
money that was 80 successfully used by
Quay.
There Is the whole story, standing bare
and gaunt in the public eye. His money
collection is the sole basis OF the claim Of
John WsnamAker to be taken into the
Presidents cabinet and his successful
spending Of 1t is Quay's sole title to COM
maud.
Would any one deny this ? Not one.
Everyone knows It. And the result is
accepted as is the inevitable. The Penn.
sylvsnia Republicans sit down under it
and wallow In their deep humiliation.
It Ii ain and q shame that such
services should be accorded such reward.
The acute politician, such as Quay, will
always win his reward. The successful
business man, such rs Wauamaker, has
his certain reward. But we protest that
tho public fense should not be
shocked by the prompt and undisguised
bending OF the knee to Mammon, as a
proper agency in eiecting q president,
which !s'exhibited in this incense offered
70 Quay and Wanamaker. Decency de-
mands more concealment 10 offering
them their reward. They should
get their booty as they distributed
their money-with their backs turned.
II Pharisees and highwaymsn must be
made the agents In political contests, it
still ID not decent to advertise TO the
world that 1t is their light fingers and
light conscience that has won for them
their wages.
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A Sensible Man.

Il Harrison's sense is to be judged from
nat which he shows in defeating the
Undertaking ~ impertinent reporters TO
Ind out from him what he Is thinking.
" may put it down as being Very good
article. The public man who knows how
p properly deal with reporters, and who
eas the ability to act upon his kno wIedge,
~ Asher rare man, and may be always
: down ~ very sensible fellow. The
naSority OF men are pleased to be the oh.
- q an attention which fiatters their
vanity and they spend much time and
e9ort 10 accommodating the reporter. Mr..
0epsw il probably the chief OF this class.
ID bthe favorite Of the interviewing fra.
unity. His idea doubtless is that il is
= oood thing 70 keep in with the news.
ooeer. Xasre 10 smother class Of which
A = r. = 49, ft
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Mayor Hewitt Il sample, who can hardly
refrain from kicking reporters In his
indignation at their impertinence. But
that does not pay, becaus, 1t 10 not good
thing to be out with the newspapers.
Mr.. Harrison takes the only position that
will preserve his comfort and bis time,
In refusing to submit to an interview Of
any kind or for any purpose. What he
has to say he can at any time communi.
cate 70 the press and until he il ready
to say 1t, It has no right to 1t.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-15
WdNd M ahER'S
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, Dec. i;

lHlLADbLfhlAs fhtuEuhy, Dec. ~, lttb
Store open this evening.
Santa Claus holds the doors
ajar. He will keep on doing it
each.work day evening till
Christmas.
There's isn't a corner Of the
store without its Santa Claus
hints.
Where crowds get thickest,
like at Handkerchiefs, Books,
Brass and Leather Goods, and
all the little gift things, the see
ing and selling room has b zen
made very much bigger-cight
long counters for Handkerchiefs
where two used TO do.
In our store acres you can in
effect stroll through the shops
of London, the magazine Of
Paris, the salesrooms OF Vienna
and Berlin, the bazaars of the
Orient. It's as if the carpet in
the fairy tale were to whisk you
through all lands while you'd
be making a morning call.
You are welcome.
Only--when on the 60 keep
to the right, always to the right.
And don't stop in crowded
places to talk.
Resting rooms when you tire
of looking. Parcel rooms
where your bundles will be
cared for, and nothing to pay.
The best $3.50 Album we
ever had - and we've done
some rare things with $3.50
Albums before now.
Latest Album wrinkle is the
Longiellow-a long fellow in
deed. Mild sort Of craze for |
it. Plain plush, S3.75; orna-
mented cover, 81 50.
All sorts and sizes OF Al |
buns.
Southwest of centre. next Main Aisle.
Fancy Printed Cashmere
Muttler, 25c. Usually soc.
Little Girls Printed Hem
stitched Linen Handkerchiefs,
choice styles and lots Of them,
75c a dozen.
Take the measure of Hand,
kerchiefs and such like doing
from them.
Southwest OF centre.
All the sorts and shapes and
sizes Of Toilet Gases are here.
Full of the tools that ought to
be there. Plush 81 to $40,
various trimmings. Some have
as well as toilet sets.
Near centre OF the store.
All the Trimming Furs, and
Mufs, Boas, Capes and the
ike. Sort of weather to set
you thinking of them. We've
he shelves full to keep you
More ladies are
wanting these little iurs than
or some seasons back. Fashion
n Wraps makes them neces-
AIRY.
Children's Furs are plenty.
SO are Fur Driving Gloves
md Muttiers and Robes and
-oachmen's Shoulder Capes.
;ssns .,sa a'or' over Chestnut street miaa,s en-,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-15

TEE report on the export OF bresdstufYs
shows a total for the month Of November OF
u, T,709.6 GIL Last year II was 70. 503, ,83l.
There Is gain Of nearly half . million In
corn and gslns In oats, barley, ,oornmeal and
rye, but the exports Of wheat fall nearly .
million and half below November, 1887,
and OF wheat hour nearly two millions
below the exports OF that month.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-15

A REPORT just issued from the statistical
bureau shows that our exports OF mineral
oils In November were slightly In advance
Of the figures of November, 1887, their total
valus reaching si,259,2 ,2si, Tho cotton ex-
ports amounted to SSs, 929, ,2lo for the month.
an increase Of siS4i,7F over November.
1857. Oi this, S28 035 092 went TO Grost
Britain, and SIC. 0.g6. oSl worth was shipped
from Now York.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-15

THR compositor who set the Milwaukee
sec in the see wss thinking perhaps Of the
excellent beer that 10 made In the city on
the lake which 10 big enough TO be sea .
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-15

Jas. q. Murphy, NJ. d., Conpany's shons N
O., wIfles:-" sell a great d1al II DR. BuIIs
cough syrup. tor sIery one who tries II likes
There aJe more things in heaven nd earth
Horaiio. than are dToamt OF in your phiioso.
phy." ot counsel Why, those old duffers
suffered horribly with aches and pains ana
and Old Int aud coulda't know that sslv vsLion
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KoKo soar
Koko Soap.

AZ WILL FLOAT. 1T WILL FLOAT,
fohf' UNIFORM aud DURABLE 10 dual.
iy' esnoInieai In use. A vegetable oil sosn
10. me LAUhDHf, TOILET ana BATH
ap'eu 70 general household use, or in
MILL, hlsE or SHOP II your grocer a..
hot heep IL, send US cents for postage. and
We VIII mall CAKE FREE. Address.
Il. d q. A. ROhvAa,
noy27 ,yTu.Tb.s CINcIsNArIo
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-15

nLD BRASS wANTED-rHE HIGH
~ est cash price paid for olu Brass M uor.
per The nnest brass castings made 10 orSisS
metal pattern work nnished at reasonaSis
rates. NJ. W. FBAIA's Lock worhs.
E:L Loehss's Bslkips Building.
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NEW ADVER TISEw ENT,N

-" HNTN.
H i. SLAYMAKER, SOLE AGENT
nAe Tor special Great Western. the n M eat
nent. So"A
oll-eod 0EAsT KING STREET
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
n stockholders OF the QuarryvilIe Nationai
neid at the Q nice Of the bank, ON TUESDAY,
SANUAkY s'h, lSs3. at l,;0 o clock D IN,
so,... A. y. AARKNEas
N'otuo Cashier.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-15

ESIATE OF JOHN T. MAcGONIGIE.
a.. 80 late M OF lancaster city. deceased. Let.
Sa So.s testamentary on said estate hayir q
sons indebted thereto are requested to maize
lmmedints pay ment, and those having Claims
or demsnds against the same will prcs senJ
them without delay for settlement 10 ihe M
oers'gned, residing In Lancaster. Pa.
ALICE X. MAC4ONIGIE
JSo A. CoYiK, ITecntn.,,
Attorney. n27S StdTn