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RaItimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. March s.-yirrinia SKIES con
a. M,sn a. AZ pas, due COUPONS
sS North caroi,Hs siGe. Old TO BID soasS coupons
nlad,rE f foar I asa ana Go,op
5ss. d s Ses ssr .aRe5 sI,I.
t1as5 oo; Pat.Psoo supsriatiye patent. 30: do.
quiet, ss M.eS s sd
and @ sh: se57 c0 yellow s0g ssssS
M western hshsr ana Spet mixed IKE spot 81. bid
Oats quiet and :seadyH:oasIsrn lD and Fsnn:5
'PS fs ! ssMs
;SSSSsr clear SS t s hams mans ssiGa
E4. and s.ss
n.ainsy ossrRo ssrxoss. ordinary % fair oG G5s
IAN suxar steady and quiet : A soft. 6,<: copper
Sa ss'is Mn:i y iTs y ssr
pG sa.h Sss ' sor %
Chicago Markets.
It'll: new. ssss' sas
asss here were .i.S quiet and fe.turs:,s Nay xhea.
& ss.. sesSs ass s {:
~ as sos sso tn Al. o. Ts7 pork l4o lard
CHICAGO liz. March Q, p nv wheat shade
:s:is.-cs.S ss:: Aps zs;s Man. way 81 lis S.s:
CAB, ,13.97t: May, l4.l2h. Lard steady - Cash.
8.oo; May. 7.52% Short ribs-May. 727k.
Perhaps the Ring Killed Hin.
REPORTER wEo EXPOSED THE OPIUM FRAUDS FOUND
DYING N TEE STREET.
telegram nom san Francisco, Cali
iornia, March 8. says: An Enaminer re-
porter named Buckley was found dying In
ne street near his hQune early this morning.
blooo Was moving from his mouth, but beyond q
Sw Unises no outward signs OF violence were Wis
TOT the Exdmfner. He was for q time the Herald
correspondent here. The case Is mysterious ana b
nQW being Investigated by the coroner aud detec-
opium nnG,
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Since February Is, the police have spent
005 from the fund Tor the benefit OF the poor.
From February IA to March /, 295 families were
furnished fuel, and groceries were furnished to
$50 families, relieving 2, 700 persons
An alarm OF fire was tut ned In from box No 254
to-day, for fire in the grocery store OF Frank j.
Renahan, No. l645 18th street northwest, caused
by defective f1ue. The loss amounted 70 $500,
which was fully covered by insurance.
Thomas smith, a colored hod-carrier, was caught
by the elevator at the Atlantic building, on +
street. between 9th and 10th Streets this morning,
and was slightly injured internally. tie was re-
moved TO hi, home, No. S21 Grant avenue, in the
police ambulance.
Mrs. Ward b. Burnett has returned from Rich
mond, after recovering from an attack OF pneu-
mOnia.
In the trespass case OF Neaie agt. Lee, in Circuit
Court No. ., verdict has been granted plaintin
for $11Q.
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And 80 must the Bunion, if sufferers
IHE CORN continue TO Mesd's Corn and
OF OUR Brnion Plasters. 50 popular and
DADDIES hixhly priced for the prompt relief and
MUST &C. cure Of those azgrsSating foot troubles
q soldby druggists everywhere. 25c
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following the opening closing prices of
the New York stock Market, Is reported BY special
wire to Corson and MacArtney. l4l9 + street.
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DOZENS ELEcrnrc Soar.

The BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
IT Is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which We paid ESQ 900
N the slightest Ibis soap 10 identical IL quality
al with that made twenty years ago.
HeoHtairs thing that injurs the finest fabric.
lttnshiens eolors and bleAchss whites.
hvsAhes eannels and blankets IS no other soap in
the ~0rid does~lthout MISUNDERSTANDING them soft
AID ~L1ts .aa like
READ THIS TWICE
There 10 great saving Of time OF labor Of soap, Of
FUEL and Of the fabric. where D0Sbins kIectric Soap
Esea sccorui Nc to directioRs
One trial viii demcnstrste Its treat mart twill
psy yoU 10 make that trial
Like al best things Is extensively initiated and
sVsaissfsited.
BEWARE OF IM.rATIoSs
Insis. upon DoBBISy Electric Don't take MAJ
pstic. Esctro-MAs1c, Philadelphia Electric or any
other fraud simply because it 10 cheap They viii NUN
siotAsA and are dear 81 any price. Ask Tor
DOBBINs' ELECTRIC
md take no othsr Nearly every from Maine TO
Mexico kssys 10 In stock nyours hasn't IT. he Will
ercsr from has nssrvsf Wholesale grocer.
Reed carefully the inside wrapper ground each bar
and Be caSful 10 Follow Directions ON esch outside
~zyp~r. You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Trying for Yourself this cid reliable and truly
serf4
DoBBIyy ELECTRIC SOAP d7.em
SOzoD oNT
GRATEFUL OBOE.
intisavs % health and puri. communicated TO the
HaeGts By tns aromatic
sozoDoSr.
Which makes the teeth white and ~ radiant A. pol
shed porcelain. and contains INGREDIENT that IL NO
Llshly beneficial 10 both gums and teeth
The Lyric and Dramatic professions are loud in their
rnisssof
dl7-em sOZopoN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

ffOm the L0nuOn Daily news.
Nightcaps as articles OF dress, except in anti
quated farces and amateur theatricals, have gone
out OF fashion. Their universal use by our fore
fathers and foremothers may perhaps be safely at
tributed to the fact that In the good old times
sleeping apartments were uncommonly draugaty
nl.ntting window sashes large chimneys, and
was very good reasons for protecting the head
from the consequences OF too much ventilation.
Nowadays the headgear appropropriate for night
use has become obsolete So that It win cause no
painful shock when the public are informed by
the voice OF medical authority, that the use OF
nghtcaps Is actually injurious. "a man. We are
told, might as well sleep in his boots as in cap"
we are not aware that even II person did commit
the former enOrmity any dreadful effects on his
health would infallbly follow, whatever might be
the results TO his bed linen STILL medical science
Is pretty sale In running tilt against nightcaps
LOT lne simple reason that 1t Is hardly anyb0dy's
interest to defend them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

HOW hAfs STAkT FlREA-BodtOn insurance men
matches as cause OF IRE. To settle this question,
constable Newbegin, OF the IRE marshals once,
procured three large rats a week ago, and had a
cage was completed he put the rats In It, ana on
sheif That was placed In corner OF the cage he
morning he found on the fOor the matches, which
the rodents had taken from the shelf, with the
phosphorus part burnt. In corner were the rats
eral such experiments and with the same result
prominent manufacturer wtshed the constable
10 try his pari0r matchea Mr.. Newbegln puc sew
eral parlor matches In the bottom Of the cage and
held one IN his nngens with the head Of the match
IN the cage. One Of the rats made spring ct the
match and started 70 dev0ur lt, but no sooner had
up, and the rat ran back 70 his compAnl0nA
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A miserable existence when o few bottles Of
Ayers sar~aparflls would certainly give the
ssrrn<th and nergy yon need, Thousands are
proving it, virtues daily. So may you Mrs
Alice Vest Of jefferson. ". Va. written: Il was
all run down before began to take Ayers sar-
sspsrilla. but am now gaining in strength every
dzy-
being very weak and dssponden, after long
Illness. tried Ayers sarsspsrilla. snd two bot
ties nave restored me TO my former health ~
Miss Blanche s. Bro~neii. Boylsson Place.
Boston
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared by Or J. g. Aver b Co, Lowell, Nasa
Sold BY al Drusrists- Price. 81: six bottles. a.
WORTH s. BOTTLE
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. A. Merit ordered to re-
ceiving ship Minnesota. Lieut. Com. w. w. Refs
niger ordered to the Pensacola, and on arrival
at Aspinwall, detached therefrOm and
ordered as executive OF the Omaha
Lieut. j. NJ. Miller, detached from the Naval
Academy and ordered to the Omaha. Lieuts j. h.
MurdOck, Jas. NJ. Boyer, ana Henry Minett En-
signs s. Cook ana A. G. DienenDack, Naval Cadet
z. Z. Hudson, surgeon G.. X. Brush, and
Passed Assistant Surgeon " Z. B. Means detached
from the Pensacola at her arrival at AspinwaIi,
and ordered TO the Omaha. LII. &. A. Foster de-
tached from the Minnesota and ordered 10 the
Omaha Passed Asst Eng. A. V. Zane, ordered 70
the Pensacola, and on her arrival at AspinwalI de-
tached and ordered 10 the Omaha.
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Transfer Of Real Eseaae.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: W. r.
Mattingly TO Jno W. Thompson and J. W. Foster,
sub Is, So 15S; E. r. T. Morseil trustee, to
same, do; 500. Eliza s. Tate ct al, to same, two
fitns interest same property; $1,000. F. D. Simp-
son ct AL TO same one-fifth interest; $500.
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HIS excellency, the Governor @, Nsssacbusfs,s
mas oe-n graoiousiy Pleased 70 oruain that The
nith daN OF April next shall be set apars As A.
oi Illumination, lasting, and prayer. People now
Know on what day th' true baseball season WA
pegln IN New England--NeW roTE Sun
Lord Chas. Beresford says Il woula be iu,poss,,te
Tor the British navy IN It's present CONDITION. 10
delend the merchant service IN time o, war
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

PAYMAsTRR ISRAEL o. DEWEY was to-day placed
on the retired list OF the Army.
Army ORDERs.-First Lieut.. Jefferson r. Kean,
assistant surgeon, relieved from duty at Fort SILL
Indian Territory, and ordered to duty at Fort
Robinson, Neb. second Lieut. Henry D. Styer
2lst infantry, granted one months extension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

Tar GExu1sE IMPORTED
CALLS sPRUpEL WATER
sPRuDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASES
PERFECT CURE
Constipafion. Gout. Rheumatism. Diabetes, and all
Diseases Of ths stomach
Beware Of mutations
1T has given better Satisfaction than anything
which have ever used PROF Seesen. University Of
Vienna
4 have used II for years with remarkable suceess-
Prof. HIauaxek
Write for DIT Toboldt's lecture on Carlsbad Water
and salt read before the Ninth International Medical
Congress- mailed free upon application
kISNER q MENDELsON co, Sole Agents. Bar
clay st New YORK. ta2m.wSf
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w len baby vas s.ck. ne rave FER CasfOrt.
When she rss . child. she cried for Ca.tors.
When she became Miss. she chung TO C=s,or1n
Wien sac Eaa Children size sszsx taem C..toris
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Raid Heads Uniting for selR.Protection.

11sssW sHcs8US unutIuH 1OE DISQUALIFICATION
From the New York Sun.
1t Is said that number Of bald.headed men up
town have determined to form little social club.
whose object shall be the promoting OF the growth
OF hair on their heads They are 70 give q dinner
once month, and each man is to say whether in
the past thirty days he has discovered any special
virtue In any OF the advertised mediums for pro-
9uclng nlrsute growth. Each member pledges
himself 10 try at least three different tonicS or
remedies week. The baldheaders say they have
peen leo 70 take this action owing TO their annoy.
ance az the references 70 bald heads made on
Ine oureSque stage In winter, not TO mention the
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Sixree u Buildings DESTROYED.

CAIRO Ills, March "a fire at Harrisburg
S4iul. County, last night, DESTROYED sixtaen
houses, including one Jewelry store, drug store
Two restaurants, millinery store, grocery hard
ware store two warehouses; clothing store anc
the bank OF Harrisburg Total loss about s74 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

DRAfH or "ruxfR GRAFTON" SsROfHEa. len.
readers Of twenty years ago - :" forte Crayon, |"
died yesterday at ChaSiest0Wn, W. Va 0ea.
STROLLER was born q nartinsbnfI, We, INA He
and wood engravtng. He ulustIat16 sss1oo q
papers collected under the title Of "vlrg1niA Hlun.
Of scenes In southern nfe for Haypev'y N6cuslne
At the outbreak OF the war he vo(unteefe6 q the
United states ssrvtce, and Was eoaono1 q UagoAey
o01ef genoeal
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NUIES.
The senate was not In session to-day.
Cen I'm O a . hau ri IN, I ha Dan :

''"'p.-CtN. UUdnt Was ubAIU Uy tHt SENATE com.
merce committee to-day In argument upon the
Cummings bill to create commission TO conduct
New York harbOr improvements. Generally he
opposed the bill, the mixed. commission feature
being especially Objectionable 10 him.
A dispatch from Speaker Carlisle last night
stated that his son was better and II the improve
ment continued the Speaker would leave Wichita
for Washington Saturday or Sunday evening. The
daughter-in-law OF the Speaker has also been Ill.
The House yesterday passed the bill appropriate
ing $4,000 for the purchase or two swords belong.
ing TO the widow OF Gen. James Shields
On motion OF Mr.. Nelson, OF Minnesota, the House
yesterday passed bill for the allotment of lands
In severalty on the White Earth and Red Lake
Reservations to the Chippewa Indians In Min
nesOta and for the opening to settlement OF the
other reservations OF those Indians IN that state.
ASSIGNMENT OF A CIGAR DEALkR.-An assignment
has been made by y. X. Rggles, OF his stock OF
cigars &C., at 1898 14th street northwest for the
benefit OF his creditors to T. B. Hay. S. @. Kins-
ley Is preferred TO the amount OF SlOO
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RANGE OF THE THERNONKrHR.-The following
We're the readings at the signal once to-day: q
m, 30; = p. m, 46; maximum, 40; minimum, 30
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CHURCH TRUsTEES-A certificate OF the election
OF $. II. Carter, James E. Fitch and Reginald Fen
dali. trustees OF the Church OF the Covenant, Was
placed on record to-day. Also tie certificate VI the
election OF w. A. Henderson, q. F. Gullck. II. A.
Henderson, T. c. simpson, and J. y. CaAilL as trus-
tees OF the Second Baptist church
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WILLS FnED.-To-day the will OF the late Phillip
Bieger was filed. He leaves small sum II his
daughter Mary, and the use OF his estate to his
wife during life or widowhood, TO revert TO his son,
Phillip F. Biegler. The will OF the late Benjamin
L. simpson was also 1ied to-day and admitted to
probate. He leaves his estate to his wife, Sarah p
simpson, with power to convey and cucumber,
TO invest to their children.
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CLAIMING ExfxPrIoH FROM TAxRa-The Prov.
dence Hospital has nled bill against the District
OF Columbia asking that certain spectal-tax assess
ments be set aside. An oct was passed exempting
the property from taxes, but the District refused
70 entef satised taxes on which cefttncates had
been issued.
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The President Addressed Him Pefson
ally.

good joke Is told in connection with President
Clevelands passage through PalatkA man who
had come miles from the country 70 see and shake
hands" with the Chief went away exultant claim.
ing that with others the President merely 1hook
hands, but him he addressed personally: When
asked how that WaShe rep11od. "Iho Prcst0em told
me to pass ON
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SAN RENO, Marcn 9.-Emperor Frederick Ill was
greatly disturbed hearing the news Of hts
LaIhers DEATH tut Is now much more TRANQUIL,
he mas received hundreds OF kilograms OF con1ol
ebCe. HIS wife r, celved many ladies' and gentle
mel WHO have been Ia Frsderlcks service and who
callet TO express their sympathy
The ,.iuueror and his wife will leave for Perrin
az y ociocA- tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

BERLIN, Aarcn S-Ihe emperor died holding thu
empress oy the hand. lie had been In a sttipo
since 3 O'CLOCK He was delirious for
brief period at > o'clock, during which hI
IS reported 10 nave exclaimed, II am a man o
peace. but II Russia forces TO war shall faith
July side with my ally, Austria The empero
wiz be buried ia the Aausoleum at CharlOtten
berg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

THE ALvARY CoNcRRr.-ln addition 70 selec-
tons from the "Meistersinger" and "Lohengrfn, ~
Herr Max Alvary, the German tenor, win sing the
"Liebeslied" from the "Walkure' at the concert At
Congregational church. Tuesday evening next
seats are now on sale at KnabeA
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n visd blows eua1s auA ths sua NV,
Ana the sapphire sAy has osanoea - gay |,
Bat biithsiy. biithc'y over sAs snoW
9hs schndcen tcocp from tAo woodland Way
IAden with holly and evsrgreeps
Ana the mistietoe peeps oat bstweea.
reom msny church tower mr. ssawsds
rbs to 10 II v out with their uerIy eAsmeA
1dllhg glaa tf1fsgs a Chr1stsnAs Sos.
Ana IN 0cd foaGs 0roam Of oygcno eames:
nat the Dads--Oh the laoe, they whisper low
As 81, ~ thsy hSns up the nististos.
orsndsa,hsr ssss In the old armchair
Brrea0ins cold hands TO this oheerfal blase |,
Dear grandma M, IN hsr ksrt hieS mir,
Remembess ChrisrlnAs IN hsr ycung eayS
But the maidens smile, ana their soft cheers
glow
A. they finger urdsr the mistissos.
with . wreath Of laurel saa w bossd II
On the r. nisd curls Of her siihen lar.
Baby sfts ltke Al lmpi ess cs0wnea.
ttier only throne 10 cut hioned chair.j
An many . kiss 10 II store. know.
rorour am AL. swtet Que sn't th the misileice.
Open the purse ana unbar The door,
Let the lhristmas anges In tonight;
Hearts that rememb he sad snd poor
Arc nled with JOY. III oush the purse grows
light:
She mix Of hiudness hould freely now
Une or The holly and misiietoe.
Let anger. and envy. ana strife a'l cease.
Old wounds be hea'ei. end OLD wrongs sst
right:
We han the biith Of the Prince OF Psaee.
shine into our he arts. o Kindly Light
That broiherly love may burn ana glow
Under tue holly ana mistletoei
=. Aatheso~. IN cnomesrs' Journal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24

CHRIsTaAs EVE.
Coo bless the little stockings.
Al over the land tonight.
Hung in the choicest corners
In q glow Of crimson light
The tiny scarlet stoching
with hole in the heel ana too.
Worn by wonderful Journeys
The dArlings have had 70 90.
And heaven pity the children.
wherever their homes may be,
Who wake st the nnt gray oawning
An empty stocking to sesi
Left in that faith OF childhood
Hanging against the wall.
just where the dazzling glory
OF fsanta's light will fall
Alss for the lonely mother
whose home 10 empty Anc stiil,
Who has no scarlet STOCKING
With childish toys 70 MI,
Who sits in the swarthy twilight
Her fsce aRAintt the pane.
And grieves for the little baby.
Whose grave lies out in the raini
o. the empty shoes and stockings.
For ever laid asidei
o, the tangled. broken shoe strings
That will never more be TIED
o, the mall graves at the mercy
OF the bleak December ra'ni
O. the fest in their snow.white sanda's
That nevt r can trip again
But happier they who siumber
With marble at foot ana head,
Than the child who has no shelter,
No raiment, nor food, nor BID,
Yes. heaven help the living
Children Of want and pain.
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COAL

r UMRER AND COAL
IL TOBACCO SH0OKS AND CEASES.
WEsTERy HARD WOODS. hoiessls and
Ketai, at b b. MARTIN CO,
ga Water street, Lancaster, Pa.
nSlyd
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Sos slLs On ssrr.

a OR SALE vRRY OHRAP.
lAnls. = Of which . in Timber. Most beau.
ufully eisoAtea IL ForQuhAf county, vSr-
eisiss cee-hAls mile from Louden county.
0a the ntAeieburgh . Plains tarnpiRe, on .
,.ssn ME scs'A srssr g sscelsDSrsn ssysn %is' frc@
ruunto6 sprinGs In every Aoi0 10 bearing
Fruit Trees one stone House, : rooms ocrn
With etAhlc unoer Fine ked Choc elste col.
1veRy thing In nrst- GLASS order. Address
jus. BnpfEkN q eOS,
0eolo 1Wd
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NJ h. FIsnEK. DENTIHT

VIZ L. FlShEk, DENTIST.
w . Particular attention given TO dlIipa
ana preserving the natural teeth. I have al
the LATEST Improvements for doing nice work
at q very reasonable cost Having year, OF ex
peg1ence In the large cities am sure 10 give
The best Of sAtisfActf0n and save you money
0;:: 0,ts,S sutsssiA ''sn ce1Y 81 RI ;S A.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24

THY THE CURE,
A particle 10 applied into each nostril ana Il
agreeable. Price 90 cents At Druggists; by
man. registered 90 oents.
% warren Street, New York.
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ELY's CREAM BALM Cleanses tho NasAl
Passages, AliAys Pain ana Inflammation
Heals the Sores. Restores the Senses Of Taste
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a sslaNEE's SALE OF CITY KEA
"A xerATR.

n 6sl0NEE'S SALE OF CITY REAL
"a xerATR.
on TnunsDAY, DscIHBn ~, lsss
VIII b solo at public sale by the under ieued
assignee OF Israel r. Mayer and wife, q the
Leopard hotel. in the city OF Lancaster. Pa
the following Real estate, 70 WIT
No ! 9. two.story BkLCk DWELLING
HOUSE, with two-stsry Frame BACK Build.
ing ana lot OF ground, situated NO 7dl, on the
e,et stde OF North Prince street. con ntaln'ng In
front 10 ieet inches. ana In depth 100 feek
20 & 8 twostory BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, with . two story Frame Bark Build.
ing ana lot Of 9roun0, situate No. 78s ON the
east eioe OF North Prince street, oontaioip9
q front is feat sx inchD. and Ia depth i64
10 1 : t.o story BRrcK pwsLLrse
ana lot 0f ground. sttusse no. 70S on the oeSS
side OF North rifnce streot. oontaipis 4 m
front 10 ieet, " inches. and In dep,h LOO iest
No. ( An that certain ~ Of Ground, situa-
ted ON the south side Of Lin sti oet, be.
tween North Prince ana Market streets con.
more or lees. ana OF that width exteDdinT
southward % feet inches, thence OF the width
of - feet. more or less, extending south 93 feet
2tnchess mue or less, then 90 OF the width OF
~ feet more or less farther south 5sfeet, moro
or less. un the south end OF I Il IL erecta0 4
large two-stOry Brick Cigar Factory
any pe Tsen wishing to view any OF the above
As orth Queen street Lancaster, Pa.
Sale TO commence At O'Clock D. u, vhen
terms ana conditions will be made known by
b. =. BowI, Auct Assisnce.
dSl0td rh.s.M
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TLY's CREAM BALM.
OATARRH---HAY FEVER.

CAtArrh, Rose Colo, HAy Fever, Deafness, Head.
Anhe. Price 20 Cents. EASY TO USE. Ely
Bros, Owogo. n. r.. U. b 4.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24

DOARDINu-NEw BOARDING. AND
- Lodging House, No. u south Lime street,
lancaster, Alex GEORGE Rsmsrckl proprietor.
First clAss German table board. Meals At all
hours. Home comforts ior permanent boar
class style 70 Weddine and birthday parties,
balls. hops, ETC.. Ut short notice share Of
the publie's patronage. keepectfully solictted.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24

UrOE SALE - THE MA0NIFlCENT
~ Yarn Known ~ "El Dora0o." situated I,
m Street Pike. miles from Warrington and
4. OF . mile from Forest 0,eu, 4. \. etattur,
~ acres. % In wood land. balance In srase;
al we'll fenced: water In evory neld IN high
0ce0 cattle for the last four years; al % n re-
Gently limedi has - room h0use; hot ana cnld
one Groom tenant home; one stAble S9x0O, car
Iiase house, grain barn With s'Ahle under, 100
teet Setory sheds. o1e two-compartment cora
house, wood sheos Two ice houeoo, ice pond
close By, puts up one hundred tons Loo every
year. Hoose aud stables have running Wetef
tine Orchard: Ali kinds OF fai ming utensils.
Improvements all recently made
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