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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-08
COLUMBIA NEWS.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

A W:,lnut street family are much an
noyed by z swarm of bees which hived
under the weather boarding of their house
Yesterday, and would like to know what
means To pursue to rid themselves of their
uuwelcOme neishbors. A young uphOl-
stering establishment clerk took the bees
TO be Il swarm OF hu 20 mosquitoes. Won
der he didn't think they were hummins
birds
A miller from York county fell from tho
front. OF the wagon on which he was sit
ting as it Was crossing gutter on Fourth
street, yesterday, and narrowly escaped
beinn crushed under the heavily laden
vehicle. Had it, not been that tho horses
quickly stopped at his call given while
falling, he never would have livod to take
his team home.
Last nights Presbyterian festival was
a great success socially, although the at.
tendance was not all that could be desired.
1t will, doubtless be better to night and
to morrow night, rs many people prefer
attending such occasions on any night but
the first.
The Young folks had a delightful time
at their picnic on Chiqucs Rock, yesterday,
although their pleasure was somewhat
lesseued by the showers which prevailed.
Mr. Joseph Deans back pay amounts
to $7,T92, i check for that amount having
been received last evening. He will here
after receive a monthly pension of $72.
MIR. Joseph McFall has one of the first
editions Of the Philadelphia Public Ledger,
:: LITTLE sheet then only eleven by fifteen
iuchrs, quite contrast to the present
ample Dimensions of that paper. He has
refused an offer of S. from l relic hunter.
The late Thomas NJ. Halls funeral SEW
ices will be held in COOkman's NJ. E..
chapel tomorrow at 3 O'Clock, p. m.
Deceased came originally from Chester
county.
On account of several of the members Of
the tower committee of the Columbia fire
company being absent, last evening, the
award for the building of the hose tower
was not given ont.
One of tho most cheering sights il this
place is Puppies greenhouses. Ii there is
any color not represented here it must ba
q curiosity.
A ball will be held in the armory to,
night by number of young ladies. The
weather is too hot for such amusement.
A riding party will laave town his
evening for a jaun. into the country.
The beauties there to be found are
enough to tempt amy person to flee the
town.
Willis Pierce left for his homo in New
York this morning after passing pleas
ant vacation among familiar scenes
here.
Phil Gosslcr will soour Bucks county fol-
game during the next three weeks, having
left to day Tor visit to Mr.. Robert Crane
in the rural districts.
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LABOR TROUBLES, ,

Hundreds of Miners Mako Demonstration
In Western Coal Fields.
ST. LOUIS, June S.-Information has
been received here that band of from
300 to 400 striking miners left Belleville,
Illinois. yesterday. bearing banner with
the inscription Bread or Blood" No
body seemed to know their destination,
but it is believed that they left for Col
linsville, where the machine mines are
situated. Dispatches have been received
there that . demonstration would
probably be made at the Abbey
mines or Collinsville pits this morning,
but whether it would be hostile or
merely quiet conference is not known.
All the men engaged in these mines are
we'll armed and are said to be under orders
to fire upon any party who lay hands on
any of the mining property. 1t is thought
the party will be about 600 strong when
they arrive at Collinsville.
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DEA TIA

WHITE.-Suddenly, of heart disease on the
9TH inst. Jacob r. White, in the 5Oth year OF
his age.
The relatives and friends and the employees
of the Lancaster comb factory, are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, from his
late residence, No. 81 West Walnut stree:, on
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. Interment
at Woodward Hill cemetery. j7.2tx
MATTRRN.-In this city. on the 9Th inst,
John Mattcrn, in the 73d year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend this funeral,
from his late residence, No. 722 South Queen
street, on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. In
terment at Zion cemetery. 2t#
SHTH. June Z, 1888, in Lit tz, william
Smith, in the 47th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, on
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MARKkIS.
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno $. - Flour quiet,
but firm.
Rye flour at s3 1898 80.
Wheat steady No. Western Red, 81 l9x;
No. Western Red, 81 Il; No. I fa.
Red, 81 2,R.G5l 2fH.
Corn quiet and steady Steamer, 59<l6lc !:
sail Yellow AMI Mixed, 6i065c No. Mixed,
56I5Sc.
Oats dull AMI easier: No. l White. 5l15,c;
NO. do, AOc; No. do, 49c No. Mixed,
46%c.
Rye nOmnal At 7O6072c.
Sseds-Timothy dnll ut 81 s50l 95; Flax
scarce at 81 55fll 60.
Provisions dull; Mess Pork, SO; In liza
Mess Beef. $B.
Butter firmer; more dem IN for. large lots
OF Creamery.
ern. lSc.
Cheese quiet.
Other articles unchanged.
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m..y2j ItlOawF
a,SON y F,,syER
lave ALREADY BEGUN

HETlf,iIA asSON y F,DSTEK
HAVE ALREADY BEGUN
| tn over haul their SPRING CLOTHING and
mark down tn" suits that not selling as
reality as they would like, and the Boys
Clothing is the first 10 DO reduced.
20 form a correct 1ica OF how much or how
little they ar. MARKED DOWN you should
comennd see them. The Old price and the
MARK ED DOWN price are both on the ticket.
Boys from l2 to IL years OF age can get some
clothes cheap now ii they never could before
AMI il H. Very certain these suits will soon bo
gone.
The GREATEST VARIETY of STRAW
HATS aad the largest stock is here with us
an.i you will save time and money by coming
direct here when in want of these goods.
Every Hat is marked In plain figures and
they are so arranged that you can see them
all with Dut little trouble.
SUMMER UNDEHWEAR In all grades.
from plain silk goo is dos @n to the cheape I
gauZe.
The eBALEHiGGAN UNDHRSHIRT for soc,
and the + 4 ATHEH W SIGHT DRAWERS for
7jc, make il desirable Suit.
Another invoice of NEW NECKWEAR this
VIC X and tho styles are eve: yJhing that could
be desired as well as selsOnnnlG
The latest styles of LIS EN- COLLARS and
CUFFS arc here, as well as Paper and Celln-
loi'i. The Cclluoid goods you can wash with
but little trouble simply with clear water aud
toilet soap applied with brush.
In the SHOE DEPARTMENT is everything
TOR the comfort OF the Icet and II there Is II
Lady or Gentleman in Lancaster or vicinity
who has not visited this department they will
find very much to their interest to know
what Il being sold there, especially in the
fine grades of goods.
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LAST NIGHTS STORM.
A Barn Burned In Brecknock.

A dispatch from Reading this afternoon
says: additional reports received to-
day, show that last nights storm was one
of the severest for years. A force of men
was kept at work nearly all night in re-
pairing the break, caused by the washout
at Perkiomen Junction, on the Philadel-
phia and Reading railroad. The barn of
George Sprecher, in Brecknock. Lancaster
county, and another barn at Penllyn,
Chester county, were struck by lightning
and destroyed, and church at Amity-
Vile was considerably damaged. Cattle
and horses were killed in various parts of
the county,"
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Live Stock Prices.

CHICAGO o-H0gs-Receipts. l5,OGO head !; slip
mcnts, 2StD head market uneven, slow AMI
3: lower: mixed, 81 5O06 30: heavy, IS aO:a
%; light. 81 5O07 skips, 81 3Oa6 70.
Cnttle-Hcceipts, $500 heat; shipments. 100,
head market duh and weak ut u decline Of
lOc exports. IS SjQl6 %; good to choice ship
ping, s. lOGl5 20; common to fair, - CUea
49,
Sheep-Heceipts. 200 head shipments, $50
head market dull and lower demand weak;
inferior to fair, $2G3 25 &; medium to good,
81 50@4f 50; choice to extra. 81 1895.
EAST Y-Cattle-Receipts, 2.37j head
nothing doing all through cOnsignmenis.
HOgs-Keceipts. LTD head market finn
Philadelphias, $797 10; Workers.. s6 75a6 IS.
Shecp-ReceiptS, 3eW heal market very
dull and l5c Off from yesterdays prices.
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THE p. = IL. IL. X. vs.. THE r. Il. Il.


Tho Roads at War at NOrrIstOwn.
NORRIsTOwN, Pa, June S.-A bill in
equity was filed yesterday by tho Phi!a
delphia & Reading railroad company to
prevent tho Pennsylvania railroad COM
pany from laying tracks Oh Lafayette
street, between franklin and Mill streets,
this borough, ON a lot owned by the form
er company. The Reading company do
clare they are about to build freight
depot and the Pennsylvania track would
cut off access thereto. The bill was served
on John T. Dyer, contractor for the Penn
sylvania company, this morning. A hear
ing has been fixed for tomorrow. Dyer
at once put large force of men ut work
and laid the track over the disputed ground
before noon.
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1901 Pretty Things

OF al kinds, OF which everyone needs some
thing snch as iewelry, plain or snowy cut
lery bright and keen; accorleOns and gui-
tar strings spectarles o! all grades for peo
pie OF all ages, from 2.c up: gents turnisain :.
goods in all the lovely shades ot summer
wear boots and shoes C mbs and brush $
parasols, and especially millinery. Special
re,i nc tiOn has been made in summer milln-
cry and ladies before going 10 seashore or
mountain shOnl:; see how pretty and cheap
millinery is at A. Hirsh's, No North Queen
street. Everything pretty and cheap.
N. B-Everything pretty and cheap. jS 2t
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Charitable IieUuest.

The will of Mrs. Sarah Mulvaney, of
Vine street, who was buried on Wednesday
last has been admitted to probate. She
Wills that.after her funeral expenses shall
he paid, 500 shall be set apart to pay for
masses for the reposc of her soul and the
balance of her estate she bequeaths to the
Little Sisters of the Poor, Philadelphia.
Her estate is altogether personal, and will
realize from 5000 to $7O0. John A. Coyle,
esq. =, IL executor of the will.
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The Ephrata Church Case.

In the opinion of tho supreme court in
the Ephrata church case, az printed in
the INTELLIGENCER last evening, occurred
the following
The decree bsloU soas inprocidently and
unjustly entered and must be set aside.
It is fair to all concerned to say that the
italics in which the above was printed were
in the copy furnished us but not in the
original opinion tho word unjustly"
was misprint for unlawfulIy."
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tenry Reeds funeral.

The funeral of Harry Reed, who was
killed on Tuesday night by falling from a
window at Shober's hotel, took place this
afternoon from the residence of his sister
on Green street. There was large at
tendance OF friends and relatives, includ-
ing the employees of Alticlx s. Sons car
riage shops, where deceased was employed.
The interment was made at the Lancaster
CO cemetery,
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Lightning Among Powder Mills

NEwBURGH, N. Y, June S.-Dmirg
the severe thunder storm yesterday after
noon, the lightning struck in the vicinity
Of tho Lafflin & Rand powder works,
four miles west of here. Three of the
powder mills were exploded and other
buildings were more or less demolished.
Frank Wait, an employe, received in
juries which c,usd his death in two
hours. The loss to the powder works
amounts to several Thousand dollars.
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Financial and Commercial Notes.
The New York Central have declared a divI-
,iend # , per cent, payable July lG Books
close Jun" Il. Reopen. July %.
Chicago .I.arkets rather easy all around.
Bulls very confident and not disposed to fOrcs
thin2s inst cow. only matter OF time when
they will have things pretty much thfr own
way in grn II. Provisions I'm an abnormal
c,,n,i: ion and uncertain.
The Western Union telegraph people deny
the reported shipment of block OF stock TO
europe. They at ribuie the rise of yester,ity
tn th, largely increased earnings.
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY 1VKNNo, JUNE 8, iaes
TELEGRAMS,


Tho Trials OF Oonsplrstors Begun In Dublin
Tho Various Races In London-Iro-
quois Among the Runners
DUBLIN, June S.-The trials of the
murder conspirators Kingston and Gibney
have been postponed. They were admit
ted to bail.
The prisoner Poole was to day acquitted
of the charge of conspiracy to murder and
was Immediately rearrested on the charge
of numbering Kenney, in Seville place.
The Races
The race to-day for the Alexandria
plate was won by Faugh Ballagh, with
Wallenstein second.
Tho race for the Workman stakes was
won by Despair, with Hornpipe second
and Tyndrum third. There were sixteen
including Lorillard's Aranza.
The Hadwicke stakes was won by
Tristan, with Lorillard's Iroquois second.
There were nine starters in this race.
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Tho Queens MOdel.

Z.ller Woodward, the energetic and alive
music dealers. who are ever ahead in such
matters have 10 day received from The Mason
4 Hamlin organ manutactory the Queens
Model organ. =. IL Is q fac sim1le OF the organ
recently made by Mason & Hamlin from fur
nishcd specifications expressly for and sold to
Her Gracious Majesty Victoria, Queen OF Eng
land J." This organ, the finest ever brought to
Lancaster can be seen in Zeller & Woodward's
window. 30. 50 West King stl cot.
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Libel Suit ga .nst the Rector i.nd Vsstry OF
q Church.

TRENTON, N. j.. June Alfred NJ
Livingston, who was given an adverse
decision by the supreme court yesterday
in his csrtiOrari case against tho vestry OF
the Trinity Episcopal church in this city,
has instructed his counsel to Institute 4
suit for libel ut oacs against the rector
and vestry Of tho church. He claims
$40, 900 damages.
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l:Iillge Located.

Yesterday the county commissioners,
accompanied by S. c. SIaymaker, civil
engineer, paid a visit to Myers Fording,
between RaphO aud East Donegal town
ship, on tho Little Chickies creek, and
located 4 bridge which will he built as
soon as proposals can be let.
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A BODY UNEARTHED.

Which Leads to the Discovery Of u Foul
Murder.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, juno S.-While a
field near Monticello was being plouglscd
yesterday, the body of a man was un-
earthed, which was identified as that of
Carl Williams, negro, who disappeared
three years ago. His wife subsequently
married VIM. johnson, also colored, and
it is now learned that johnson killed
Williams and buried the remains, his
wife being present at the tina. Both have
been arrested.
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A Cadet Drowned,

BORDENTowN, N. j., June 81. II.
Edwards, aged 90 years, OF Washington,
DEL, cadet at the military schOolas BUR-
lingtOn, Del was drowned last evening in
the Delaware river :,t that place. He it,
tended to leave foc home this morning
His body has GOt IL ell recovered.
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Reported News From Gen. Crook.

CHICAGO, June "A Tombstone special
by courier from Mexico states that Gen.
Crook is encamped 80 miles northwest Of
VacOri, from which point he is sending
scouts in all directions. Up to the time
the courier left he had had no engagement
with the Indians
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VHSTATE OF JEHEMlAH BAUmAN,
T. late of the City of Lancaster. dec'd.-The
undersigned auditor appointed to Il ;stribute
the balance remaining in the hands of W. H.
Re <. executor, to and among those legally Ell.
titled to the same, will sit for that purpose
on SATURDAY. JUNE l6, 1888. at 10 O'Clock,
a. M. in the Library Room OF the Court. House,
in the City of Lancaster. where all persons in
t"rested in said distribution may attend.
W.LEAMAN.
m.y2j It.loawF Auditor.
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ST.. LOUIS, June S-Gov. Critiendcn
has addressed letter to Judge Soary and
another to the prosecuting attorney of
Gasconade county, calling attention to
the lynching of Whitney, the murderer Of
Yang" Burchard, and suggesting tho
punishme mt Of the guilty parties.
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Drunk and DisorderIy.

Ruth Woods, cOlOred, was arrested and
committed to Jail by Alderman Alex.
Donnelly for hearing of drunken and
disorderly conduct preferred against her.
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NEW YORK, June S.-FlOur dull and deciin-
ing.
Wheat 1xILc lower: less active No. . Red
July, 81 1901 q aug, 81 2iLGDl 2iLs.
Cora duh AMI without decided change.
O:rs 4Ga.:c better State. 5lla.59c Western,
46la5sc; No. july. iG7zgiG7sc; Aug 4.t.a9
42Lc; Sept, :gLc,
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Sentenced to be Hanged Next Month.
NEW YORK, June S.-Edward Hovey,
who shot and killed his sister in law, Mrs.
Fannie Vermily, On April Goth, 1882, was
to day sentenced t. be hanged on the 9th
of July next.
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WEATHER iNuiCATiONs.

WASHINGTON, June S.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, generally fair weather,
preceded by local rains in southern por-
iion, winds generally from south to west,
stationary or slight fall in temperature,
in northern portions, slight rise in barom-
eter.
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Bond hDOrOVeti.

The postotfice department has approved
the $500 bond of Benz. F. Ditlenderfier,
postmaster at Old Line, this county.
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Assault and Hat tery.

Calvin Smith had hearing bsfore AL
derman Alex. Donnelly, to answer for as
sault and bat tery on Mrs. Sarah Hinder.
The case was made out, but efforts are
making to have it adjusted-otherwise it
will be returned to court.
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IsesHre tho MeyOr.

The mayer had hut four vagrants, three
men and woman, this morning. and
they we've all discharged.
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An EstrAys

A big bay horse has been running at
large in the upper part of the city. He
may be a stolen and abandoned by the
thief or one that was turned ont to gras
by his Owusr aud siippsd tho halter.
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nUY my GOODS FKOM First HANrS
J. for cash and sell the best goods for tho
money in the city at
HhRTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGA.
STORE

DakHAlNS IN WATCd EY, OLlOAs
ID Chains, Rings, SpectaclcJ, &c. Hepairing
OF all kinds will receive my personal atte,r
street Remember name anil number. III
re:ly opposite City Hotel. near Penasyivans
railroad depot. 'iec u iv.'
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SYEClAL NOTICES.

To LADIES' you wish to render your
skin white and soft, use Glenu's Sulphur Soap.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
j4lwdeOd&w
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GALE or DONEGAL SPRINGS HATCH.

y ING HOUSE.
BY virtue o; an Act OF Assembly, providing
for the Public Sale OF the Grounds, Water
Power (HOover's Springs) and Matching
Donegal Springs. Lancaster county, about
two an,i-:.-half mics from the PenDsy lvanit
railroad either at Mount Joy or Marietta, ths
same Will be ofie' ed ut public yendue or ous-
day OF JUNE, A. d., 1885, at IL O'Clock ncon,
OF that day, consisting OF one acre OF highly
cult waited LAND, fine flow OF limestone water
tor all ordinary purposes. and . substantially
constructed well built Frame House one hum
dred feet long BY thirty-twO feet wide, well
adapted Tor residence, corn or tobacco shed,
and would be q most desirable location,
and hxt res for artificial fish culture on a lin
tied scale. The state reserving the right To
accept or reject all bids, ami to exclude from
sale, cash on delivery OF deed. Possession 70
be given on April I, 1884 or sooner ff stock or
fish can be safely removed.
JAMES DUFFY,
ARTHUR MAGlNNIS,
swift Water. Monroe county.
BENZ. L. HEWITT.
Holiday sbu,g.
JOHN HUMMEL,
MILLER,
Wiikes-Barre.
ROBERT DALZELL,
Pittsburgh.
State Fishery Commissioners.
N. BIN case the above property IS SOFT
applications tor new site in the eastern part OF
the state will be received ut ono, by the com.
mi5StOnerS, with diagrams OF location, Quans
tity and temperature OF water, ratirOa'i firii.
tiles, and such Inducements may be offered,
b. l.. HEWITT, Hollidaysburg,
Secretary State Board OF Fishery Commits.
sioners. may?l3td s3tw
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PbiIAtie :sisiis.
Oun1nfiOu nE 4 Ai4Ociniiu piea9

OnD1:ttiO hy ttsOcntt:d rtes3.
Stocks steady.
Ph;il,lc;i,h u Erie H. !: .,... ...... 800. -
Recalling Railroad. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." "3ta
PGnusyIvunia Railroad. Oisi......................5 5<I
I"h@h Valley ls;ilrO:t'i. C6i
United Comp IN les OF New Jersey ...lJ2
northern Pacific. al7s
+Orthern Pacific :'rs.frrro ............ S3h,
Northern Central Railroad .......... ..... 58L
I.eIi,h Navigation Company ........... 45L
EOrri.tOwn Railroad. i......................6
Central Transportation COnplny......... 81
Iittsb'g, TituSviIic 4 i;II no x. K......... AZ
Little SchuYikil Railroad. 591
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AJ- No woman really practices economy un
less she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dollars
can be saved every year. Ask tho druggist.

Fresh air. exercise. good food anc DR.. Ben :
sons Celery anu Chamomile Pills will, when
used together, cure any case of nervousness,
sick headache. or indigestion. They strengthen
the ncrvous system. 5000 Physicians pre-
scribe them.
"For four gears suffered agony from a skin
disease. DR.. Benson's Skin Cure cured me-"
&. L.. Mcdonald, Piantersville, Ala. 81. at
druggists.
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New yOrk.
Quotations by Associated n

UN0t:.flUlS DV AS3O"i:ttfI Prt1S.
STOCKS strong.
New York Central .i23A
Erie i;iiro.ul ........................ aiL,
Adams Express. ..-.........-.... ......-....i29
Michigan Central Raiifo;ut. .......... ...... Gt;,I
Michigan Southern Hsiiirm,i. .......-..... lIDss
Illinois Central RailrOLI I..........,.,,. Ito
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh Railroad. .IS,x
Chicago u Rock Island Railroad. ..........l.j =.
Pittsburgh e Fort Wayne Railroad iD
Western Union Telegraph COnpany..... sA
Toledo 6 Wabash. .......................... 273.
New Jersey Central. i...........-............s 81
New York Ontario 4 Western. 2.1a
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Sunday morning At 10 O'Clock. Interment at
the Aorxvian Cemetery.
FoLrz.-June 8. 1888. in Lititz. Mrs. Samuel
Foltz. in the 43d year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend the funeral on Monday at
9 q. m. Interment at New Haven church
cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-08
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DktDFIISAlS rOK HAY, OATS AND
Department with No. l Oats, Hay ami Straw
OF the best quality for the period of six months
will e received by the Fire Committee at the
Mayors Office up to Saturday, June 9Th, at
O'Clock p. m. tids must slate quality.
BY order OF the Committee on Fire Engine
and Hose.
Attest: J.B MARKLEY,
jest Clerk.