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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-20

- 0uARan AGAINST o. u. LoNGE.
MoogER, or CuMBkRLANp UouNrY.
Io01sagss Namss % Psnasyivsnia Raiiroad
Ul1sss wnh . pm. and Il Arresssd by
O0ssr Bsaoy-0iven . Hearing and
Conuassea 1sr rriai ~ :ooars.

0oEuMnfA. Dso so--ODicer Brady, Of
~ Hunnsylvania railroad police arrested
1&~uo ri loneenecker, OF Cumberland
n(ys on che charge OF fraudulently alter.
8 8R6Gneylvenfa railroad passenger tickets.
~ ~ Gtvee . hearing lat evening before
s m S0mmittsd TO jail for trial. Longenecker
Z ~ ooWo neat work In altering passenger
pkoea He purchased tick es from Phila-
3DoepolA 10 OverbrOok and substituted Ian.
1n1ler for the latter plsca A ticket from
8o6rofstown 10 Mountville was altered to
g1oeltun and . ticket from Lancaster 20
Qiliorville waa changed 70 Marietta. The
0ork Of altering IVES done In such manner
sfkGs e was almost I'm possible to detect, the
Y Wogk being done with . pin. The work
No. 0otoCted by . conductor when the
oekot altered to Marietta was given.
me November statement Of the Pennsyl.
ynAia railroad relief department has been
! UDuod, which shows the following benefits
8 3u1d TO employees In Columbia Accident,
- nen, e22s: sickness, II men, $22s. Total
liiss Alice o'Donnsli lsf. yesterday after
\ 0oCn for . visit to Philadelphis.
The public schools will close for the
Qnf1stmas holidays on Friday afternoon.
< xnoereeting programmes have been pre-
porcd In ail the Lchools, and viii be given
n the pupils.
The Reading q Columbia pay car wss In
UDUn this morning.
Mm. q. Findley, . carpenter on the p.
~ r., hss been sick for over a wear, ant
~ associates decided upon giving him q
present. A collection was taken among his
U5ends and &66 raised. This amount was
pseeented TO Mr.. Findiey last night, who
~ deeply grateful for the kindness
no0wn by is fellow employees.
Tho funeral OF Joseph L. Lewis will be
nold on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
1If0 AiiC8 StaDhenaon and nh ran lafk
mis- morning for trip to st. Paul, MINI.
- young son of jacob Hillisr fell on the
pavement nosr the Five Points yesterday,
ofeakfug his arm. The fracture was re-
oucod by DR.. BernthejseL
Harry M. Upp ran his right hand sgsinst
board yesterday at his home A nail
ontered the feshy part OF the hand ,causin &
painful wound
The annual fair OF the A. NJ. e. church
q South Fifth street will open to mig ht
Rev. Thomas Harrison, of tie III. Il. church, /,
Will make ~ address.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-20
live ssocn mArHesa.

CEIoAso, Dec. ls.-Cstls-Reoeipts. II 600
ehipm-nts. 400; market allow boeyes
.. zoos - cows, bulls aud mixed. N coos 10
Iesans steer. q 7e0s 0oi western rAngeu
Hogs Receipts. 1900 head; shipmen,s
eoii market strong; mixed ana fight ..
e. 70 heavy. y 900 Is ugnt, u s3O6 % skips
sheep Recoipts, 5000 head shipments
Zoo % market strong natives. "a sj0s 10
u 1us % lambs, y sooe 70.
East LIsnkTv. - Cstus - Receipts. SIS
ehipmenE. 2s5 market dull prime. Il t6<26 co.
stocReIs, q 23Qs o.; feeders, Vy9soS y. Is carr
shipped 10 New Yorx to-day.
Hogs - heooipu, l5,000 head shipm ents
sloo market nrm PhiiAdelphisa, ss 20
9 .s; mixed, % 1905 20 Yorker. s 10
sS; common 70 iair, . eo0S so; pigs. % co
sheep-keeeipLs. 1900 shipmsnI, 1890;
msrsst s. s,s.dy prime. q sa0a soi fair 10 good.
D6 10.
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New York osocks.

Flw YoRx, Dec. 20. i p. m.-Money clossd
At w per cent Kxchange steady posted
tsSk for 90 days ana q s80l ssx for Demand
Governments closed Quieti currency on
~ bid ts coupon. q 2si S<'s DO, q Csa
BID.
The stock market opened strong, with the
eoal th ares as the festures. and prices ad
Vsncta In the nrst nftesn or twenty min utes
y TO IA per cent After tho flrst call, selling
to realize caused q reaction by IL O'clock of Z
to " per cent The market has since been
oun and steady.
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Books Away Below Regular Prices.
speare. ivols., 81 Is Shakes pears. Illustrated.
1yols g ss; SLOTS woris. $50; niiot'S
AS. bicssas' v ori., o. % iiustra,sd % = Gi. Sici.
ems, ems, Woras, Is vols. large print et 20 :Diei.
Gallery: IS; Dore's D ferno, si 25 LOO vol.
umss Poets, handsomely bound cloth ana
clo'r, 2.c an immense assortment OF Chill
| orens BOOKS OF every description.
japanese Goods.
,Japanese Bog Birds. Japanese Art Vases.
| Japanese straw foxes. Japanese Waste Bss.
nsss Paper caitsrs. Japsnsss Art v vssss. JsPs. yP
nese Rose caves. Japanese Bird : esss
Do not fsii " sxAuine this collection OF
0ossamers.
| q 90 /; ChildIen's Gossamers, sOi; zoo IA iies'
| Goisamsrs, MI sizes, At 81 90 each.
Muffs.
Black Hair Muff, tsa. Extra Hair, Mun q co;
Lynx Nun. satO; Monkey Nun. Ss 90 up.
We haye made large purchase Of
Lace Curtains
ana are showing line at unusual low prices
| in Nottingham Lace Curtains. swiss Lace
Gopsarns, ps MADRAS Lace Curtains lamboursd
special Bargains IN the following number.
Gne lot tapped EDGE Nottingham Lace Cu,.
tatns at O2c. were 8Cc
that n 49, 70 s pair pat
TAPPED 1dRe nottingham Lace Curtains that
were considered sG bargain at q 90 pair. are
one lot OF nottingham Lacs Curtains, con.
sisting Of one. two and thrss pairs, at ons-hslf
Silk Chenille Curtains.
A large stock Of the newest designs. Anfn
silk Chenille Cnrt.io. eI T. wido and full
Iengih Al q p ar; worth tl2 90.
Turoon,an Curtains
From 500 pair up. large quantity.
Curtain Poles.
With Brass Ends, Rinss and Brackets. and In
HEADQUARTERS FOR
4eal Plush Goats and Jackets.
without exception. We are showing hs most
complete line of the above goods ever dis.
pSses ses sn'i rfasS f Goats are made o, Coed
NIrO seal Plush Coats. Splendid Plush
Quilted Lining. Chamois POCKETS, and Perfect
"a % Zeal PIu.h Goats, Seal Ornamental.
Heavy Qunted Lining. carefully made, and
IN this Coat TO give ex xcelient wear.
%, 10 Seal Plush Coat is a marvel Of beauty
A aS7 SO seal Flush rost:. rsaey Sn Sutitsa Lin
ing. and made Of Superior Qualify OF Plush.
ss,oo sea- riush Coats eanaot be tcld from
spsct. Perfect In Color. Workmanship ana
Hit
Umbrella Stands.
The latest designs in Brass, China and Pot
terry. Bass Umbte Stancs, sl 90 up.
Pottery umbrella stands In hand painted
AZ al urxl wood n sets from d 70 up.
New for Tomorrow on the 8, 10 and
26 Gent Counter.
On the Five Cent Counter 100 Luminous
Match safes, wort b s6c each
on the Ten Cent COUNTER, large quantity
OF cream Jugs, decorated, that I'D At 26c.
~, n sas saysIt,ssS d,ss0nssrsd zee sn, barna.
100 more sdvertis. d for to morrow.
Pug Dogs .#.
just came in. TOO At l'c, sold everywhere At
25c 900 At 40c, made OF ezra Gotta.
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rms is the BOO, FOR sr, n

buy your rubber boots until you have
~ Colchester " with sole leather heel
~ - the best nttirs ana most durable boot
- ~ market. made Of the best pure gum
lpok. Ths sole leather hesl saves money 10
- vearer. ~
3 Dnaf buy your arctios until you have seem
- Chichester Arctic with outside countsr.
rsea oi al othcrs IN sty.s ana durability.
- yeawant the worm OF your money try the
1neeter eth outside counter. Kept here
- stofss- ~ Wholesale BY
.AspAHB . soss.
- yerk. Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-20
II Arxumens Court.

Y Inc court has heard argument OF sll cssss
- the common pleas list resdy for srgu-
nent and aIe now In the orphans court
Arthur Books. who served term for
nsoemsanor, was discharged from prison
- a insoiveut debtor.
An issue Was granted to determine the
owpership OF personal property levied upon
~ the sherif1. In which the Kent Iron
oOmpany, OF Wilmington, Delaware, was
Ueos plaintiff and John FsegIey deien.
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Fine Decorations.

one 70 certainly repaid for the walk and
PeciaiIy reminded that Christmas is pssr
y nsnd when they look at the beautiful
eecofations at Charles Eckert's fruit store.
- King street Peeping through wresths
q nouy ana punches OF laurel we noticed
- Ioscioos Florida oranges, golden faced
- aolines ana msndarines, large clusters
juicy little red checked lady apple perched
g TOP OF beautiful baskets OF fruit. We
Soee ssked to sample some of Fry's i'm
asso chocolates and q box OF Craft a
xueo's choice candy, pulled figs, raisins,
We declined this offer, but sam pled
CSsrrysione and Lynn Haven oysle rs
yh1eh were deiiciouf.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-20
SUDDEN DEAra or MRS. wM rosIz.
- RasDss Away with Hesu Disease Before
Her fhyslctan's Arrival

ME- Eitssoeth Pouia. vile of william
&1oofA cigsr mao aoafscsurer, died suddenly
- hsr residence. No. Is East Frederick
1efost, q noon to-day. bho hss not been In
80 neaith Tor some time. uut was no
Duene than usasi today. When her hus.
1nod osrne to dinner ct bslf-psst eleven
0Gock be found his wife In bsd, com plain.
Sa8 of headscna he saw thai she wss
~ SICK and he At once sum moned DR.,
hlers the family physician, but bsfoYe the
11x1vni OF d.. Enisr Mrs PoniE was dead.
- doc!or sstd she had been o sufferer
0om heart disease for some time. Dtcsseed
- IS yests old ard leaves husband and
0fx ch1ioren TO mourn her losA
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Los, Their o,de., CS,,d

NJ. George X Rohr, business manager
g ne Freie PreSss, and his wife, have met
Win Sad sfh' In the dssth OF their
oloeet child, John Arthur Rohr. The SAD
went Occurred this morning, and is all the
ose severe because death was not ex-
2onr sympath.Es with them In their SAD
boIoavement
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I'M,
rhi,adelphia Prsasss nlarnsa

PnrLADHLrnIA, Dec. %. - Flour dun sales
90 bbls Minns Bakers, - teoe % Penn'a.
ramily, 20 el3S0l 10 western 40, q 7s9e %
winter Patents, o65006 90 spring y 2pl0 00i
Rye dour, % 20
WheAt-Uec.. o. 90, JAM q O1kt IOb.s q on;
March, ol OK.
Corn -Dec. go Jan, lakcs Feb, &c
March, lskc.
OatA-Dec., Nx JAM Mkc; Feb, 16c
March, 66kc.
CLOSING.
q 0sk.
.Corn-pec., siKe; jan, ss,<c; Fob. st1Sc
May, 87Ho.
Oats-Dec. S9{o Jan. qs9<c May. 90.
Pnrk-Dec. GS Co; jan. NS loi NAY,
Lard-Dec., y INK. jan. a 77K, May. n s7k
Short Ribs-Jan.. % S2x FEB, % u Nay,
"a 60.
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rr.sea,ed Win Cana

. The employees OF J. II. Bibo's cigar fac.
yosy showed their regard for their foreman.
.. Henry Sachs, this forenoon, by present.
- nim with . beautifully engraved gold.
nseded cane. A. ]. Keller made the
pkeeentation speech, TO which Mr., Sachs
warmly and hltipgly responded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-20

u have large line OF ball programmes.
9en OF dances. wedding cards and ipyIts'
goA Visiting and business cards, ali of = bicb
~ ne most exquisite. tasty. novel, .unio ma
- pewsst ces sns snd patterns, and we arc
Derso 70 give lowest prices on the same
- Of aare ana menu cares OF every descrip
Hpos SIX cord. tassels ana pencils. Call ano
e3an1ne. kstimates given on printing OF all
- Chromo cards. holiday caIds, cAlep
49, I'D Advertising novelties
lhTfLLiGEhCER OFFICE,
"a Lancaster. Pa.
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Tho Public building,

Az Charles L Ochs' hotel there ,s on ex.
bibitiou an India ink and water color
eketch OF the public building o. 10 will
eppesr when completed. The sketch would
ssnoSosts that the building is to be OF fne
oppoarspca
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A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF CITY REAL
kA EHTATE.

"a SCAoN6 6H . chLG Vt ClIx hEAL
"A ESTATE.
or THrmDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1855,
VIII be sold at public sale by the undersigned
assignee OF Israel r. Mayer aud wife, al the
Leopard hotel. In the city OF Lancaster, Pa !,
NO. ], n two.story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE,. with two-story Frame Back Build.
ing ana lot of & round. situated mo- 7Si, on the
eist side OF North Prince street. containing In
front 10 feet. inches. ana In depth 100 feet,
more or less.
NO = a twostory BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, with two story Frame Back Build
ing and lot OF Rrouno. situate No. 763 on the
east side Of North Prince street, containing
feet, more OF less.
No y, a twostory BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE,, with a two-story Brick Rack BnildinR
ana lot Of ground. situate NO. 7o5 on the east
side OF North Prince street. oontainis q Ia
'front.' u feet, W inches. and In depth 100 feet,
NOT All that certain lrt OF Ground, situa-
TED on the south eide OF Livery street, be-
tween North Prince ana Market streets, con-
tanning In 'front.' on said LiOerly street, ii feet,
more or less. and of that width extending
southwark IS feet inches. thence OF the width
ot Is lest more or let extend ding south IS feet
2tnches, IN ne or less, thenco OF the width OF
~ feet, more or less. farther south o. feet, more
or less. ON the south end of lot IL erected 9
large twO-story Brick Cigar Factory.
any psrsen wishing TO view any OF the above
St orth Queen street, Lancaster. Pa
Sale to commence at O'Clock D. M. vhen
terms and conditions will be made know a by
B.F. Bowr. Auot. Assignce,
oel0td fh,s,M
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DIED IN THE FAR WEST.
Osaeh 81 J. Hnrh O.shmau st Mime apo.is,
MinnesOtA

y = telegram was received In Marietta
00ey announcing the death OF
y. Frank Coshmap, ton OF Or. Cushmsp,
80 1oE many years q resident OF
4ariestA Mr. Cushman died in Minnesp-
q3es Minnesota on Tuesday night suddenly
~ apcplexy. Deceased wss o well known
yOung man, 50 years old and LETT Marietta
tDxr and shalt years ago. He was grad.
unes Of the University OF Penn syivanis And
yond law with Col D. BrsinaYd Case. At
- time Of his death be was epjoying 9
luosxuve pfsctice ut Minnespolis His re-
1sins are expected TO reach Msristta to-
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Fancy Plates
lin China Department.)
We are overbought ON Fruit Plates. ana the
lands 4 Co. Plates. Bisque Plates. etc. Is doE.
SI 90 doE. Is dor German china Plates, les.
toon edge fruit plates, at el % q dox.
Remnant Plates,
Or rather plates that 10 only have q. 8, z, s. II
or la remaining, are marked At heavy RED uo-
ton. AL ON separate counters.
Fruit sauoers.
= DC. French China at q co; were made to
10 doE. Jesse Deans Decorations at u Is .
0dd Lots ofs. g. 10 and IL Fruit ssucers at
half.
Rose Jars.
o,ss ssss collection was never shown in this
Ne. designs in Japanese Rose Jars At Csc.
ansos,ns to Z, Hose Leaves Toxic Rose Jars
Belisek China Rose Jars from u 90 TO 90 co
Rose Leaves put up in Tin Cans At sc can.
Ohildren's Tea Sets.
Splendid sets At loc. sSr, zoo, SOC. up to q 81 y
Lamps.
The Famous Rochester takes the lead. We
put spt oial prices on lot OF Hanging Lamps
o %. 8 %. y % ana Is 10. 4 lew Of Them = are re-
in front win dow. Look at them and be con
Sss PSs sSsa At Tp
double.
Decorated Cups and eaucers
In China Department.
A whole room taken up in their display. and
Inc prices ranges from l2kc up to - ~ each.
Glass.
90 barrels OF New Class being unpacked to.
DAY. and win be on display to m orrow:
Ice Cream sets, Bowl ana IL ssuoers. at
Ssc. 900. CSC set. AL new.
ORANGE BOWS,
SOrS0whski G1kr ssAxp.,
BsRhT BOWLS.
Novelties for Tomorrow on the
8, 10 and 400 Counters.
2o0pieces OF Large Glass Dishes for the &c
go Bsroatips Vases that formerly sud for
800 Novsiliss OF ali Kinds ON the aSc counter
Toys Toys
Just arrived. although promised MS by the
man u facturer two weeks ago.
sioo ss.s Ss tsS
gtnes. 2bc mp; Horses and trucks. sos up; Goat
oa aIss
every Description. ali piices.
ships with crews and cargo, Sk feet long, soc;
Practical windmill and Trip Hammer, 26c
Bear Target when struck bear runs alter
.hootsr. ssc Kitchen with tin ltensils. 80;
aqSs;' hs ssss GS co H,Ss ss
$50; koah's are. 90 up; Aagicdans Outnts,
loc; Grocery store Outhts. ltc Fairy Doll
Houses, A0c; Iron Hook ana Ladder. q rs; Iron
ire Patrol. S2 W British Forts. 500 Aenage-
ne biockss go up iDgtng Toys. lOc up.
Dolls Dolls
Such an assortment was never shown before
IN this city. American Dolls, German Dolls,
French Dole. Italian Dolls. Japanese DOLE.
Dur price will surprise you.
Carpet Sweepers.
Garland sweepers, q o.; Biessi sweepers.
Y %; Grsnd kAp.ds sweepsrs, q as; cham.
'ion. q ".
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Coal for the Poor.

Ine buchanan cEvoy Reynolds relief
eommittoe have concluded the hesripg q of
applications Tor the coal TO be dis,yibuted
9nder the wills OF the shove named parliss
1nsee applications will be inquired into
~ ~ those 1cund deserving viii reosiye
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-20

- -Cnantanqua Literary ard sciensio Cir
wAu meet This "a hurscay) evening in Y, NJ.
~ =. Among Other good features OF The nro.
sanns wiz be an address on Educatiop In
10y Greece." by Dr.. Buehrle. ="
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uhicaxe rroases slarnsa

CHICAGO, Dec. %, s0 q. m.-Markot opened:
wneAt-Dsc-, u teki Jan. q % May,
u t9k.
May. y7]Sc-
Porh-Jan.. elS y1<; Veb., Gs d2 May. Ois AK.
Nay, 81 elk. va"
Hoo
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MARRxA0Rs

DiasIHo m -surSnna.- 10th, 1853,
q the residences OF MT Q. 2. Piclel, se East
Milton ~ DissinGsr. oe Leacocs, and Miss
Henrietta .. ehinner, OF willow et.e eet- itds.
GSsn r Ap1r:s :, r,, Ia shis S,ty Deosmbsr ish.
Adams, both Of cecil county. ma ltds
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NYOTICE,

NOTICE.
IN FROM and after January ]. 1859. tfere
viii bs MARI ct held reguIa ly IN he Barners'
Southern Market House on Z uesday, Weonos-
day ard satuIdxy morning early an satur-
day ate moon AT O'Clock. All stAllhoi0srs
are entitled TO ths advantages OF the adj
uonAi day (Wedne sdsyl In Connection with
tbs others. BY OkDER or THE BOA1O.
, n. 4. gRAusr, SECRETARY. olaetdeoo
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-Ths Pardon No, Ys, Received,

The pardon OF Joseph He1sog, although
9pected, had not reached the prison up TO
~ O'Clock this afternoon. 1t msy reach
shis city On the Day Express.
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TUST THINK OF It'll

Christmas will be here in two weeks. Are
you ready for ttG IL not, go at once TO
CpGhHAk'5 DhUv STORE,
No 1877 and lS9 Queen street, aud examine
the d neat assortment of Holiday Goods in new
ana unique designs, Work BOXES, Collar and
Cnn sets. Toilet sets. Smoking sets. ehAving
Sets, Mirrors. Etc, ktc 10 numerous TO mem
lion, the mtst surprtsiuS thing about than
CANT goods, 1usThAs
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Hoi FOH THE LITTLE FOLKS !
10 just the thing. The nest Rad nnSo.
In towni Also Bsiineurs. oreeniDKs. spiI,.
ano olheIs. Plenty OF zine Concord, caxwb.
ooe 20 slso per hundred Come and see onr
STOCK, At WILLIAM 30 AS. No. 6south on sen
sss sIsss ~ ssat dSos 70 the 6sv xrsomes. Whole
sSsssS Ssvash ltas
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Kirk Johnson & Co.,
"a WEST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
n2alyd&w
ron 6ALH OK &KNT.

TOR SALE - THE MAGNIFICENT
~ Farm known as GEL Dorado" situated on
7th Street Pike, 9 miles from WILMINGTON and
y OF a mile from Forest Glen, A. u. station.
~ Acres. 30 in wood LAND. balance in grass;
all well fencad; water in every nald In high
deed cattle for the last four years; all been ro-
Gently lined; has IL room house; hot ana cold
water, bath, ETC.; one eIoom house for hel o:
one 4-room tenant houfe; one stable Ssx6O car.
Ifase house grain barn with stable under; l2o
feet 3story sheds. ono two-compartment corn
house, wood shed, two ice houses, ice pond
close bv. puts mp one hundred tons Ice every
year. House aud stables have running water
ZINE Orchard: Ali kinds OF farming ulensiIs.
improvements all recently made
Address. JAS. kEDFERN q SON.
elalAth st., N. W., Washington, u, q,
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j. 3. MARTIN g. co.
NLECTlON NOTICE.
M Rut rou n A

ELECTlON NOTICE.
~ ruIron NATIONAL BAEU,l
Lancaster. Pa. uecelu Der y. leoa
The annual election for Directors will be
held at ihs Ranking House. ON Tuesday, Jan.
nary g, lsso, bet wesn the hours of II 4 IN and
D. N. he annual meeting of the stoek hol.
oeTs y III be heid ut the same place ON the ms
day at 10 .. N.
asNsuAaA7
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OYSTERS CHRISTMAS oYsTERs--
~ We bave ss nns lot OF Oystsn for ~.
snnoiiIssSs,ps,yes sno. came 70 this oity Cuiiens.
1undTed Also Horn Harbor's. sever st,v Eav I POT
s5a lynn hsven,s at $500 per hunarso'
rissse .eno your ,,mn orders Tor Christmss early
, sn1 10" DuS "osAufsnt, North Duke
suss. As6AkL kAUTZ
ito- Proprietor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-20

UIHIB powder never varies. a marvel Of
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
A Missionary from, Dakota.

Chicago telegram: Several thousands
must have noticed a white. bearded old
man about the streets to-day wearing a
white campaign hat, about which was
tied o white satin ribbon with long,
flowing ends, bearing the word dis
franchlsed Dakota" He was going ND
Dearborn street tonight when your re-
porter halted in front of him. The old
gentleman at nee held out his hand and
began: est Johns in town tonight,
amt hep" This was parted and inquiry
made as to the neaninR of the strange
device he wore &C prominently, He then
went n I'm q missionary and an
apostle going about the country to en-
tighten the people ss to the woes of the
distressed DakotaIans. There are $50, 900
OF them worse off than any black man in
the country SO for as Acknowledgement is
concerned, and / think something ought
to be done. / am the author, inventor
and discoverer of this device-this cpl
taph, l call it sometimes, but that hard
ly seems appropriate. We amt going
to have any such thing as an epitaph
about our statehood. [ tell you it has
created a sensation to-day. Wherever I
have gone it has drawn g crowd. Did
You hear about the bombshell 1 threw
into the Villas meeting up at Madison
the other night? Villas was making q
big speech and l up and asked him
what he had to say about Cleveland's
Keeping Dakota out Of the union. What
do you think he said? He did not say q
word, and he could not il he had wanted
to. and nobody GAN. 1 am going east to
New York to see some old friends, and
you bet I'll keep the banner flying all
the way. | think it is a greet scheme.
Here's my cord. Yes, that's my name.
I'm q plain Dakota farmer; one of those
men that Cleveland won't let vote" The
card read: ". Billiard, Willow Grove
Farm, BrIdgewater, OAK"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
Trains Meet ON a CURVE.

AKRON, o., Sept. 18.-There was g
smash-up on the New York, Pennsylva.
MIA and Ohio railroad near here. Engi-
neer Joseph Armstrong was buried
fully thirty-five feet deep under the
wreckage and crushed to death. Engi-
neer George Ross had his head horribly
cut. Brakeman William Hokes had an
arm injured. Three tramps, stealing a
ride in a box-car, were shot up on top of
the wreckage in a most perilous N
One had his head badly cut, but all ran
away. Trains Nos. 90 and %, through
freight, both underfull Roadway, met on
a sharp curve. The engineers We're not
aware of their danger till the trains were
but eight car-length apart. Nine cars
and both engines were demolished. The
loss is fully $50, 900.