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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-18
Ever advertised in the eisy.
Business Property.

FRONT STREET Lots and :. biz.
6pfocf frc'usaxe sn Fr9ns street and
ID feet on seneca. while lot fronss 90
feet on West ssreef ana ID feet on seneca
These two lots carry riparian rights. and.
therefore. practically extend 70 deep water.
Even now there are Improvement for more
team IN eighth Of q mile on the property.
The following are the Improvements: A
four-story building. bringing IN $50 .
month. the Puget ScxnG Ice WORKS. paying
80 month gronn1 rent. three more large
buildings renting for $a0e, beside . large
wharf and street Improvements bringing In
500. The monthly rentals as present e.
gregate $40. and when the present leases
expire this cen be greatly increased. Thc
price for q limited hme IL sioooee, one
fourth cash and balance on long time Il {
per cent
FRONT 8xREEI-Sorfheaxf cor. os
Front and Madison. eoxl3o feet. one Of the
choicest corners on the street II II GOV.
cred with good rent-paying stores. Price
go. 900.
FRONT STHEET-Fuil lot, soxls0 feet
on the east side Of Front street between
Columbia and Marion. This adioiss the
Drew lot recently sold by IN. The los is Of
cred for two weeks only. At esS,Gzo
FRONT STREEI-Northeass cor of
Front and Pike streets. fall lot ard i'm
proved: $4,000
FRONT STREET-Lot on the west side
OF Front street. next TO the corner OF Pike
This Ia fne property. On the lot is 6
5000 residence which WIN command 500
amonth rent 325e0o. oue-fourth cash,
balance on long time At per cent
FRONT STREET-c Choice lot ON the
east side OF Front street between Pike and
Pine. Price, sl7 900: 1000 cash and bal
ance on long time g. low interest
FRONT STREET-fun lot at the
southeast corner Of Front and Lenora sts
There Is . good residence. now occupied By
the owner. Terms: one-shir1 cash and the
balance In one and two years at per cent
II Ia the cheapest lot in the block. at si2.00o
FRONT STREET Fine lot on the east
side Of Front street, between Virginia and
Lenora; $4,000.
FRONT STHEET-Full lot en- the east
side of Front street, between stewart and
Virginia. including small house; $4,000
half cash.
COMMERCIAL ST.-5s feet frontage
on Commercial street, between Yesisr ay-
enue and Washington street. sss.oo.
SECOND STREET-4c feet frontage
ON Second street. near Pike. E.S0r: the
cheapext tyrapeyfy on the street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-18

An eminent physician says: A healthy
liver secrctes from two to three pounds of
bile every twenty-four hours and disposes
of this secretion where 10 win DO the most
good. Now IL the liver IL out OF order, the
whole system is IN trouble, the spirits are
depressed, the mind is not clear. and q per-
son whose liver Is not performing IT'S duty
is very soon untitled for regular business.
DR.. Henley's Dandeiion Tonic rouses the
torpid liver and enables Ii to perform its
proper functions, thereby regulating the
whole system. Sold by stewart & Holm es
Drug Company, wholesale agents.
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TOKLAS, SINGERMAN 4 co.
CLEARING SALEI
Monday Morning, Jan. IA, 1889
Whirlpool Of Bargains!
CYCLONE IN PRICES!

In reviewing the past year we are
reminded Of much shas isintes~stsnx in
our business history. The assoria-
tons experienced in our iaew quarters
hare been those Of marked success.
The ayenuesoi trade We have struck.
and eur famous sales Of those eucr-
nous stocks which We have been
called upon to handle, have encour-
aged US IN our best efforts 10 bring be-
fore the people Of Puget Sound the big
sess bargains ever submitted in our
emporium.
A retrospect of the year. lsss shows
truth in our statements, honesty in
our goods, and reliability lin eur deal
ings. We now offer the balance of
our fall and winter stock st a marked
abatement In prices.
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Choice Residence Lots.

James street. 81 so.
TWkLYTM sTREET-Two lots Q; the routh-
west corner OF spring and Twelfth streets.
There Is q frontage Of IDS feet on Spring
and 40 on Twelfth: &s.75e
TWELFTH STREET-Two tine lots on
Twelfth street, between stewart aud vir-
ginis, one block from street cars; sa4oo.
They are cleared and ready for building.
Their cash valHe to-day IL ssD0o
TWEELrTn ATREET-Two lots corner
Twelfth and Marion, 5000
KLEyESTH sTgkEr-Two lots corner Eiev-
enth and Cherry. 5000.
TENTH sTRKET-corner Of Tenth and
Virginia, 1900
YESLER AvESUE-Fine lot, corner Eighth
and Mil streets tnow Yesler avennsl,
with I'D feet front on Mil street $500.
MADISON STREEr- Block of lots just on
of Madison street., $500.
1890 ON Main. Washington, Jackson,
King aud Lane streets. between Twelfth
and Fourteenth.
JACKSON STREET-Two lots near the
corner of Jackson and Green sts., on the
cable roads. for tlooo.
LAM UNIOy-Two choice lots In Denny's
Fifth Addition. 1854.
RASTERx ADDsTieS-Fane corner. $50.
MADISON STREkI-Twe choice corners a
$50 aud 40. respectively.
CENTRAL SEAfTlE-Three good lots near
the reservoir. $50 each.
NRRCRR'S ADpITt0N--Iots at $500 and t6sn.
PAKK ADDIrIOs-rlne lot, $50.
DESNy and H0YT.s ADDITi0S-Two lots.
$3.50.
Acres For Plating.
MADISON STREET-Ten acres, cleared and
level. for very few DAYS. si5.ooe
LAEE ryIOS-Ten acres on the west side
of the lake. $4,000. Kveryring else in the
vicinity is plated.
KIRkLANp~Ten choice acres a. no
KIEKLAyp--Sixfy choice acres. with bear
iy half mile of the very best water front.
at SOC an acre.
KiRkLAAD-Twsfiy acres a. 500.
KfRKLASp-Twent aye acres Al SIS.
SALMON Btr-Chesee 20 acres al salmon
bag, al stso per sere- Either 20 or
u acres al $50 an sere. Owner needs
money at once and affrrs by far the cheap
est tract in ths: vicinity. Land adjoining
is selling ia lots
LAKE wASHIsGT0S-Twe acres near
Lake Washington almost directly oTs~
E~,sife Kirklaad. al $40 per acre. Sew
enty aires adjoining sold some time ago for
si5oa.
UNION BAr-se sores near YeslcF's Nil, 81
sla.
Business Chances.
BELLEVUE HgTKl.-fsye years lease al
nersirss figure. lsfst-klass furniture for 100
rooms and paysoFs. haga rc~nis- lsHnsfry.
etc. for sia.sNa Furniture i worth iais.
GgosyRy SfsRE-etss and lease. sz.assa
ROOT sna SHOE >TogE-ssnre ard lot
s. 90 ~tsek - csss.
Ta>yEgf opening s3ese
FURNITURE FasTegY In;sress sor $3.50.
saw niLL--aAyiag property. s7.eso. hAss
Interest ST saEne fatss
LOGGING sANp-coEzTle oa. * and Il.
Coz ff.o fer1 81 sIsa1&r. T. 40
$50 REWARD.
so.ne malicious persons. ufso are eFs-
seutfY 5SaEssns sivx4ss sgsfesHaStf &ais tSss
aevs n and destroy ear $ grss GA sflesce ffofs
lrrfy 4 resn hest the city. We Wit pa -
r,.ssays ia every case. fssg inforns ait a safss
esss,s 10 conxfef such fe-s1ss
n % ~0
Financial and Real Estate 2rektrs.
KEW yEslER BLoSK-Txke The ssssssor
sgArr.E. wAsHiSGTos.
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Houses and Lots.

SPRING STREET-Two lots at the
northwest corner of Spriag and sixth
streets. including a fine residence. 81. 900.
FIFTH STREET-Finc house aud lot
corner Fifth and Terrace. 5000.
DEPOT STREET-Lot corner Depot
and Wall streets, including three new
six room cottages Fine location: $6S0o.
NINTH STREET Nice house and
weli-loeased lot on the upper side Of
Ninth street next to the corner OF Stewart;
SSN0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-18

The past indicates the future, and,
as hitherto we have ever offered the
greatest values, we raise the curtain OF
this year upon q vast range of mo-
mentous bargains.
We are again at Our Grand Semi
Annual Stock taking Clearance. This
means positive reductions ali along
the line. Rich seascnable goods sac
rificed in order to bring down the
great bulk Of the stock to . normal
standard.
And we have resolved, upon this
occasion to
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-18

Contractors are figuring on bids for
the construction OF the building Of the
new Western mill, at Lake Union. the
contract for which will be act by Mon
day or Tuesday, The approximate
cost OF the structure. with improve
nents in machinery, ETC.. viii be
SO. 90. and the mill when finished will
have capacity of 10000 feet of lum-
Der per day.
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There are in this city two capitalists
one from Chicago and..the other from
Milwaukee whe are looking for build
ing Investment. They offer 10 furnish
money for the erection of bricks in
any..good business point in the city.
and take their secunrety in the rental.
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bat aexfsIe has 20 bpozr. the proxrssx. 4
u7sd. being k<aifszY
The following esatexueuf Will st}bw fhe
condition Of b4nkInx sa Ssx<ste ia ssSx
~ eDrnp1ze4 with fs5-. Tire hxnke IA,
e1zted ARE - ssssaws First Sxx5oes,
HAak. FGxss sound EasIenAl Hauk. Ner.
chsnsx Nn<fnaaf Exsks Dexter Hortgn
& Ee. ts1Arantee Lean Il Trssss
Eoup4uy. Wsxnsnrsan S4Tizxs PARK
Capital --sssS. *xoa.g9 ys 1ss-. 40 co ~.
Encrrzze Ia fe.s. <60o0
sarrSas And audts16fE rrass 4 fsss.
SO, -, ISs7. 80. IT, Increase "a fess
f-2<<z
DevaeAs= lsss. s.. u. go. sss7. 81 .s.sg7 90.
Increase IN Isst. H.ss1. IS
Lo~rIs And dlxe1afs--~ftx5. <z.5E ~.
1851. Hyz&. 80. Icrrr&<r ia Isse. 81 .g7g
~ keeapitalas5on Of lncre3ze ii hsT,kls~
Operations during LIS over szs7 Increase.
-<sptfxl. k1a011ss ssrpfu. and nssi.
vice. prs1xSs s5zsSiz -, d<rzesits.
III ~ 8A o.
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The work at the marine ways. in
this city. is being rapidly pushed TO
completion under the supervision of
Mr.. A. Allen. assistant general man
ages. The piles have been nearly ali
driven. Work was suspended yesfer-
day owing To the stormy weather.
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Cons aaea On Eighth Page.
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,ssrs -. .-.'........... lsss, ssss
ISIS According is Gov. semple'sp.
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Business Chances.
$50 REWARD.

s,s-ne malicious perssons. 8 10 are eFs-
aeutfY Seatsssas gITsls, systematically tSsF
desn assss destroy car s. gns GA ssa0scs ffof,s
iryty 4 resighusss the city. We VII Tas -
rrwarss in exery case. ssr tnforns ait a ssszs-
cent 10 canx1e-f such Esess72s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-09

crease In the stock. aided by a nair demand,
forced prices up a. fraction, especially on the
middle grades, and the market closed active
and nrm We quot Ii,In Es,ra' cs, Ssaoc
=" SHEER nc reccip,s were fully 1000 head less
than for the previous week and the run OF stock
was somewhat better, no extreme culls being IN;
and with an excellent demand prices advanced
from 20 c ger ". Ws quot M s<c. hS.fa. com. %s
mon, T.@tS euns ssssc;i s,;S e. .,oc. and n GOOD
demand prices sdyanccd ~ on sil grades: "a 20
re; good, 6,3ae,xc; medium, 5,zaSc; COM
mon, F4@5lzc euiis, lgaTc; no.v,cr IN.
extra demand caused by the COOLER weather
forced prices up, and the market closed active
and higher. We quote: Extra Chicago. beTe
$40 6ood Western. 5's@6].e; common 20
Fat COWS cows We're active and higher at 2>se
Slippery cows were in fair demand at slSts
bologna cows were In better request nj Tal1.
Mich cows were In moderate request nj sUd
Dressed Becvos were readily taken at 80
although not over nc were paid ut the aoat
toir
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LIMITED LOCALG.

Luke O'Melia, arrested for beingl drunk
and disorderly by Constable Ehrman. got
10 days In jail from Alderman Deem this
morning.
j. Garceau, agent of the Corliss safe COM
pany, of Providence, Il. l., IL stopping mt
the Cooper house. He has just put in one
of his large safes for the new bank ut Delta,
York county.
This morning Contractor Galbraith began
the work Of digging out the dirt for the
laying of the new belgian blocks In the
diamond at Chestnut and Duke streets and
on Duke street from Chestnut to the rail-
road bridge.
The Iroquois band fair had large crowd
on Saturday evening and there was very
lively voting. This evening the fair will
close with an auction.
George Wall, of Marietta, came 10 Ian
caster to-day and brought with him a
turkey that weighed no less than thirty
pounds, for John II. Berger, of the South
ern Exchange hotel, on South Queen street.
George Wall, who has been living In
Marietta for several years past, has made
arrangements to return to Lancaster In the
spring and take possession of his hotel or
South Queen street. John ii. Berger will
take Frederick Engle's hotel at Graeif's
Landing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-09

EXECuToRs' SALE OF VALUABLE
IN, In IA tire esq Square Real Estate These propeI
On TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, A. D., lsssI
at the Leopard Hotel, in the City of LancaI
The undersigned Will offer at public sal \
following valuable Real Estate, to wit:
Tract No. /, being Lot OF Ground, on vi
Is erected a Four-Story Brick store lBuiltI
numbered "a Centre Square, containing In Il
"a feet, more or less, and extending in dept
feet, 8 Inches, more or less.
Tract No. 2, being n Lot OF Ground, on WI
iserected a Three-Story Brick store Build
numbered 26 Centre Square, containing in n
IL feet, ii inches, more or less, and extending
depth IL feet, inches, more or less.
Tract No. s, being a Lot of Ground on wi
is erected a Two-Story and Mansard Roof III
Dwelling House, situated on the south sid
Columbia avenue, and numbered Cot
Place, containing in front 30 feet, more or
and extending in depth 200 feet, more or
This property has water, sas. water closets,
mace, range and all modern improvements,
would make delightful home. The street !
way passes the door, and the property bt
but 25 yards beyond the city limits the Ia
Tract No. 4, being six lots of ground. situa
on the southeast corner OF College avenue
West Lemon street, containing IN tront w
and extending In depth eastward ~ feet, m
or less, with right to common alleys on
and south.
Tract No. 5, being a lot OF ground, situated
the south side of said West Lemon street, {
tanning In front q feet, and extending In de
lS2 feet, more or less--also with right to allie
The whole of the aforementioned store bu
ings are tenanted by firstclass tenants,
they present "a most desirable investment,
they VIII be sold together II desired by the !
chaser.
Anyone wishing to view any of the pro-
ties can do SO by calling on the undersigned.
sale To commence at 7:S0 O'Clock p. M, WI
conditions Will be made known by
MARIA HOSTErTER,
WILLIAM III. HOSTETTER,
FRANK l.. HOSTETTER,
Executors of ID. Il. Hostetter, decesse'
JOEL l.. HAISEs. Auctioneer. n2sd3,o, IL
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TWO MEN PASS AWAY.
GEORGE s PATTERSON AND GEORGE r.
Csoox DIE, THE LATTER SUDDENLY.
Consumption and Cramps the Causes for
Their Dcmise--A staudpipc Erected
by the Water Company.

Cos.uMnrA. Dec. a.-Georgc s. Patterson
Ala, IN SUNDAY morning at l0:l5 o'clock,
q the home Of his sister, Mrs. John q.
Y1svelIvn. on Manor street, in the Goth
v.sr ~ his age, He has been sick for .
ione time with pulmonary consumption.
Tho remains will be taken TO Coatcsviiie
ON "wednesday at $50 a. M. for intermcnt.
George +. Groom, who lived on the
washington turnpike, near town, died on
SATURDAY night from malarial cramps, aged
q years. The death was unexpected. Mr..
Groom was at work on Friday. He was
carpenter and worked for w. II. Hogen.
dol,ler, Of this place. A wife and two
children slrvivc, The funeral will be
held on Tuesday at p. m.a
The property holders and tenants living
above sixth street have suffered from an
inadequate wat water SUPPLY ,. ior - sererai seve
that the Columbia Water company have
erected SO-foot standpipe connecting with
the I.ockard Hollow reservoir. Inc stanu
is . six inch diameter pipe and Will meet
the present demands.
taught BY Miss NJ. +. Layton, are prepar.
ing . box to be sent to the Deaconesses
home, In New York, over which Miss
Layton presides.
Hardie 4 Won Leers border drama, "On
the Frontier" will be presented in the
opera mouse on SNuIuuy plSut. :.
The first grand ball OF the keystone So
cial club il announced for Christmas night.
A large hog was chanced off on Saturday
night by Joseph Dcsch and was drawn by
Frank A. Reichard.
The Mmnnerchor Is engaged In preparing
for their grand concert to be given early IN
the new year.
Fred. Fighter, of Philadelphia, spent
few days In town.
Harry Pheneger. lad Of twelve years,
has succeeded Mr.. 8. T. Dickinson as cor
netist In the Methodist Sunday school.
Sevcnty-fve coal barges were unloaded
last week at Burners coal wharves, and as
much as eighty-seven cars loaded in one
day for the Eastern market. All but five
boats ensigned to this wharf have arrived
and they will arrive this week.
The Adams Express company have
moved into their new quarters on Walnut
street to-day.
The Metropolitan band will attend the
band fair at Mountville on Tuesday even
Squire Hershey gave Thomas Evans, a
tramp, three days in jail for disorderly
conduct. Squire Solly sentenced James
Murray and George Farrell for the same
period on the same charge.
Company G, sent handsome floral en-
blem to Philadelphia on Saturday for their
late friend, Lieut. d. A. Rodgers, of Com.
pany b, State Fencibles, who was buried
on Sunday. The emblem consisted of an
anchor resting on pillow. The name oI
the deceased was In red, and the brigade
colors were on scroll at the bottom of the
IN hor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-09
Change at the +. II. II. station

As noticed elsewhere, William NJ. Con-
yngham, one of the ticket agents at the
Pennsylvania railroad passenger station in
this city, has resigned that position. He
has been appointed an extra agent on the
philadelphia division, and his headquarters
philadelphia. Mr.. Conyngham has been
in the Lancaster station for the past six
years, and he has always been found a
courteous and genial gentleman by the
public. The newspaper mon are indebted
TO him for many good locals, and they
Fred. Fisher, who takes Mr.. Conyngham's
place, Is well known as one of Mr.. Slay-
makers best letter-carrers. He is fully
competent to Gil the new position.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-09
The Friendship Banauet.

The committee having In charge the
banquet and reunion Of the members of the
old Friendship fire company have com.
pleted all arrangements for the affair. 1t
win take place tomorrow evening Mt
the Iiederkranz hall. The members will
meet ut the old engine house at half-past
seven o'clock. Headed by the Iroqiois
band they will make q short street parade
TO the hall.
The custom of holding reunions by the
members of the old fire companies is
highly commendable one. 1t brings to-
gether old friends who revive old recollec-
tions and have a general good time. Several
companies of this city hold annual reunions
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Live stock Markets..

none: ouict: beeves, " s5a5 30; steers,
81 eNa4 Is stockers and feeders 81 sbesS GO;
cows. bull and mixed, 81 9g2m Texas cattle,
Hogs-Receipts, q 000; shtpments 5000: mar.
ket steady; mixed, q b513 80: heavy, - 30
Sheep@Receipta, 3,OCO shipments. 20 mar
ket strong natives. s. 0O@5 40 Western wooled
o. 60G4 40 shorn Texans ~ 00ea ID lambs, s5 "
10 81 30 per hundred weight.
EAST rIIBERTY.-Cattle-Rece 1880; ship
ments 1880 (; market steady; prime, 81 tO9i 10 ;
good S3 SSdl4 %; fair, " 70Cp3 20. bulls, stays
and fat cows, 81 5oe2 90 fresh cows, s2osi0; no
cars shipped to New York.
Hogs Receipts, 300; shipments. 800
market slow best light Workers, 81 65ao3 20 (;
medium and light Philadelphia, So sOa3 IS;
heavy hogs. % soa3 90; coughs, t'9s 70 |;
no cars shipped 10 New York.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 shipments 1000; mar
ket active prime, s5 0O'95 25; fair to good,
~ 25a4 20 common, 81 coos 90: lambs. "a ONg
q 2l.
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The Saturday Night Crop.

and noise about the town on Saturday
evening. After midnight two rival gangs
from different sections of the city, met at
the corner Of West King and Water streets
They had made all arrangements for and
were about indulging in big fight when
Ofhcers Shertz, Gardner and Roads put in
an appearance. Some of the crowd were
inclined to be saucy 10 the officers, but
when they found they would be arrested
II they insisted they pulled in their horns
and disappeared.
The mayor had four vagrants this morn
ing, and these with two drunks, who paid
the costs, were discharged. Two drunks
got ten days each In Jail.
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Jake Rutter's Fo. Chase.

One Of the first good fox chases of the
season will take place on Wednesday, De-
cember 18th, at the hotel of Jacob X. Rut-
ter, at Gap. Mr.. Rutter is one of the best
known hunters in the eastern part of the
county. His chases are always largely at
tended by the hunters. Mr.. Rutter kas
hosts of friends In Lancaster, and they to-
day received invitations to the chase
Quite crowd are going down, and they
are going to be there in time for the big
dinner, which is always a..pleasing feature
OF the chase.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-09

UNHE FOLLOWING PETITIONS Ft
transfer OF Liquor License VIII be he'd
on Saturday, December IA, lsSg at 10 a. m:
John +. Wilmer and Jno X. Trauck fOrltra
fer of Tavern License of Jacob W. Baker, FIJI
ward. Lancaster.
John A. snyder for transfer of Tavern 1
oense Of VIM. Wenninger, Second ward. La
caster.
Christian Wahl for transfer of Tavern LiceII
of Abraham Stffel, Mannheim township.
n27,di,lld b.. W. URBAN, ID. c. q. -
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THIS establishment has all the facilities for
doing ARTISTIC JOB PRINTING. With a
complete assortment Of new faces Of Job Type
and the very latest machinery, we are prepared
" print books. catalogues. pamphlets, posters,
letter heads, bill heads, note heads, IN odd and
pleasing type designs. Counting House and
Commercial Printing; none do 1t better than
We. Envelopes, letter heads, bill heads, etc,
printed Al prices " win your favor. Blank
printingifurnished In any shape desired. Good
paper, good Ink, good presses, good workinen
give us advantages over Others. Our work
speaks for itself
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-09
The Unexpected
Christmas Greeting.

Tricot Dress Goods, 80 In, at l2Isc per yard
Plaids, 10 in., at 20c per yard.
All-Wool Cloth, 30 in, at 3jc per yard.
Mixed Cloths, 81 In, at 371sc per yard.
Tycoon Repps, l0c
I'm Muslin, yard wide, 7t2c per yard.
Appleton Xxx, 5l2c per yard.
Lancaster GinghaIns, 7c per yard.
City Band, 6t4c per yard.
Good Quality, 5c per yard. |...
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-09
He should stick To walking.

Frank scheid, the pedestrian, went TO
Bird-in- Hand on Saturday afternoon to de-
liver some oysters. and returned by freight
In the evening. lie attempted TO get off
the train, which was running rather fast,
at the chemical works and was thrown
very hard TO the ground, on which he
rolled for some distance. He was very
badly cut and bruised about the legs and
body, and 1t is with difficulty that be
moves about to-day. His tin bucket fell
under him and it was mashed all out OF
shape.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-09

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