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Mr.. ]. b. Dittenhaver is taking the
school enumeration.
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Miss Louella Thornburg, of Toledo, 4
the guest of miss Addie Choate.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Go to Norden's for Germantown yarn
and Saxony in all colors. st
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Timothy, Red Top and Kentucky Blue
Grass seed at Bradley's. tt
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Gardner Il Son have all of Chains neg
atives. Parties wanting duplicates can
get them at their gallery cheap. 81.
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Rev. NJ. l.. Donahey is attending Pres
bytery at Paulding this week.
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Next Sunday the days and nights will
be OF equal length.
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Fine machine and illuminating oils
at Bradley's. If
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The clover seed was badly injured by
the frost.
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Groschner & Reddersen have fine stock
of Buggies, Spring Wagons and Old's self
oiling box Wagons. Call in and examine
before buying. If
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Mr.. ]. T. Hague has returned to Ma.
poleon after an absence of over a month.
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Mr.. Barfield, of Findlay, was a guest at
the residence of DIR. Shoemaker last week.
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60 voices in the grand chorus of "Jeph-
thah' on Friday night. Elegant cos
tunes.
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Ladies sacques, dolmans, jackets, ant
Russian circulars, just in, at Nordens.
2t
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The musical Cantata of Jephthah is
pronounced by the New York and Cincin-
natl press as the grandest Bible cantsta
ever issued in this country. 1t has met
the approval of the whole world.
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Miss Laura Harrison returned to school
at Wellesley last week.
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The reunion of the 11lth y. V. i. viii
be held at Toledo on Oct. 4th.
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The l4th Ohio reunes at Liberty Center
to-day. The kind people of that little viii
lage will treat the boys we'll.
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To parties wanting portraits of any size
9aery beose orderng az we
intend not to be beat in quality or price
and as we have no agents out, we can
make portraits tor less money than any
firm that pays agents commission, and we
guarantee entire satisfaction in all work
or it shall cost you nothing.
tt G. w. GARDNER u Son.
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Farmers Friend Drills, u Eagle Drill
with double lift bar, can be lifted up for
finishing lands or corn ground. For sale
by GRosCHNER g. REDDERsEN. tt
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Save money by purchasing your fall
clothing of Hahn & Meyer, the proprietors
of the Eagle Clothing House. Try it. st
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3 A N K p!
Probate Notices.
Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that j. n. Bliss as
~ administrator of Samuel Miller, has fled
final account of his administration, which will be
for hearing and settlement October 18th, 1888.
D. D.MEEKISON,
sept. 6-3w Probate Judge.
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Chicken yellow is the latest in
colors
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Forthe lightning self-sealer fruit jars, 60
to Bradley's. tt
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Napoleon Woolen Mill fiannels, stock
ing yarns and blankets, for sale at H. F
NOrtlen q Co.'S. 3t
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Buy the "Binghamton Boot" Every
pair warranted at No. $685." If
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For fruit-cans go to Bradley's.
To NV Friends,

For bird cages and bird food 60 to Brad
Lewis. tt
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All kinds of salt fish at Bradley's. If

Go to No. 1898" for the Hennessy fine
shoe, best fitting goods in the market.
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Parties wishing laundry work, can have
1t done through Honeck the tailor, as he
has the agency of the best laundry in To-
ledo. VIII send every Tuesday. 3t
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Ask for D. w. Wrights fine shoes oppo-
site Court House. IT
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THE NORTHWES
Cider making time.

Hon. j. N. High has returned from the
west.
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School shoes very cheap, at Norden's.
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MAR RIED.

Go to Norden's for boots and shoes.
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Boys white shirts at Honeck's, the
tailor. 3t
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Nettleton's fine shoes at the popular
shoe store No. $685." tt
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BRILLHART-FIsER.- Sept. IL, 1888,
by Rev. J. Zook, Mr.. John Brilliant and
Miss Della Fiser, both of Harrison tp.,
Henry county, o.
ToDD-CHURcH.-On Sept. IL, 1883, by
w. A. Tressler, j. P, Mr.. William II
Todd, of Defiance, o., and Miss Anna E.
Church, of Cotton, 0.
DELANY-DELANY.-on Aug. 30, 1888, in
Deshler, O., by W. H. Mitchell, J. p, al
lany and Mrs. Delany, all Of Deshler, o.
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Cast for Jephthah.
The following is the cast for the Cantata
OF Jephthah at Beckman Hall Friday and
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".Jephthah.'
"Jephthah."

JcpHtHdH.
"Jephthah."
At Beckman's Hall Friday and Sat
urday,
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web ..DVERTISENEN2,S.

WY \ N'TEIS. EDUH GItsAKM A X ERS
w good Lands aD,. steady work. Apply &c
JIG. GOODMAN
ml7-2:t No. I3I Beaver Street.
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LANDS RISES To EXPLAIN.
Ho Is Routed Again In All Attempt to Cor
rect Himself.

Ho Is kOnted Again In AL Attempt to Cor
rect HimseIf.
Before the House passed tho appropria.
tion bills finally, the last item of business
in yesterday afternoons session, Repre-
sentative John II Lands rose to ques.
tion of privilege to set himself right upon
the record. He read a long list of figures,
purporting to be tho bills of 1881, in order
to prove that the Republican House was
far beyond the present Legislature in the
matter of economy, but Furth aggravated
him considerably by indicating the inac
curacieS as Lands read them off. The
Lancastrian waxed wroth and made i
charge in the lump that the Democrats
were moro than extrayagart-they gave
the revenues away.
Prove it," shouted Buttermoro.
Ioud need to go far" answered Lam
dis. "The facts are in the present
BILL" Whereupon Mr. Hasson promptly
compared the two bills and showed hun
drcds of thousands of dollars difference
lis it the list of 1881 the gentleman is
reading?' asked Lands.
Yes, sir the list you voted for two
years ago." replied Hasson. "It is open
for the gentleman's examination"
For moment Lands was non plussed,
out he rallied in time to half apologize in
the words 81 have prepared my list hur
ricdIy and may possibly be a little inac,u
rate ia one cr two items''
''But you wanted it for campaign uso
in 1884 and should have been careful to be
interpolatsd Ammerman "You
do this thing often and aren't correct
when you try"
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] 4 POOL TABLE
Apply at no. 22ii WEST KING STREET.
lEayl2tfd
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Pre3lU0nt COMNiOH COtI5!'Ii.
DAVID l.. DEEM.
AnSroyci: JNU T. .MAcGONIGLE,
NV 10 1857 Mayor.
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TODAY REUNION,
The Veterans E!ustertH.

The Veterans Hu3teTtEg III the City.
During this morning tho veterans mus
tered to the number of $50, at tho rendez
vous in Mnnnerchor hall, and were
assigned quarters ;i5 the different hotels,
where they took diuner. At 80 this
afternoon they ro2<,c;nbl"d at the rendez
vous, and shortly afterwards formed line
in front of Knnpp';; hotel, where they
were photographic. Then, with tho City
cOrnct band at the head of tho column,
they marched over the following route
Down East King 70 Centre Square, coun
termarch to Shippen, to Orange, to Lime,
to Chestnut, to North Queen, to West
King, to the opera house,
Arrived at the opera house an address
was ma ,e by X. Allen Lowell, oc Hun
tingdon, who vas followed by j. Davis
Duffield of Philadelphia. A historical
sketch Of the services Of the company
was read Oy DR.. J. S. Smith, of this city.
The company tuen adjourned until this
evening, when . banquet will be served in
MGnnerchor hall.
Tho march Of the veterans through the
streets created no little interest. An es-
coit from the g. 4 r accompanied them,
and they marched by companies, Co.'s.
Franklin and McGove,n being at the head
and Mayor Mace onigls and many other
well known citizens in line. The news
paper Offices ard other buildings displayed
bunting. Tho men all wore badges.
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HARRISBURG NEWS.

The House Agrees to Adjourn June 9th.
Special Dispatch to the INTELLIaENCRg.
HARRISBURG, May 17.-In the Senate
to-day an effort to pass the House bill pro.
viding for the payment of latOcers en-
ployed about manufactures and mines
was defeated. A resolution was adopted
to consider the legislative apportionmert
bill this afternoon aud congressional appor.
tionment bill to morrow morning. The Sen-
ate then proceeded to consider the prOhibi-
tory liquor amendment. Cooper and Laird
opposed the measure and Stewart advo-
Gated its passage in view Of tho alleged
fact that 250, 600 voters bad patitioned fOr
it's submission to the people. An hour
was consumed in the discussion, when
Kennedy interrupted further talk by
calling the order of tho day. tho Senate
having decided to consider the pilot bill
in the time being used ON tho discussion
of the prohibition question.
The pilot bill was indefinitely postponed
on motion Of Mr. Grady.
In the House.
Zeigler, Democrat, called up the reso-
luton to adjourn finally Oh the 9Th of
June. A motion by Jenkins, Democrat,
to amend by fixing final adjournment a
week later was defeated. A motion to
postpone the question was defeated, when
the original r5 solution was adOpted-yeas,
124 nays, 81. The consideration of the
bill to tax crude petroleum was resumed.
zimmerman offered an amendment that no
pipe line company shall charge more than
twenty cents par barrel 10: transporting,
carrying or piping petroleum.
The zimmerman amendment was adopted,
taxing pipe line companies instead of pro-
ducers, after which the House adjourned.
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Pistol Practice.


Col. John B. Markley is the owner Of a
brood of brown Leghorn chicks and cat.
The cat is as fond Of spring chickens as
Mr.. Markley and for few days past has
been dining on the plumpest of the flock.
This morning the cat was detected in
the very act of devouring one, and it was
at once determined that she should suffer
death. The cat was pet one and the
colonel didn't like to kill her, but the
safety of the hennery demanded it. So he
took his trusty revolver and went out into
the yard where his intended victim was
summing herself. With her bright
yellow eyes she looked up at him
lovingly and trustingly. but he steeled his
heart against her affectionate glarces. He
aimed the deadly weapon at her head ex-
actly between the eyes. He was not
two feet distant from her He pulled the
trigger. There was deafening report, and
the recoil of the weapon almost knocked
the colonel over. When he recovered
sufficiently to take in tho situation he saw
the cat, unhurt, jumping over the fence
into neighbor's yard, and great hole
ploughed in the ground by the pistol ball.
Mr. Markley Will take Sc 'eral lessons at
the pistol gallery before lie again attempts
to shoot that cat.
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The Revolution

Made this season in CHILDREN'S SHORT
PANT SUITS is apparent to the most casual
observer, the Goats and Pants being made
much shorter than formerly for Boys OF Nine
Years old and upwards, the smaller Children
wearing a longer Jacket Pleated back and
front with very neat belt. The SAILOR
SUITS are made with q Yoke front and back
with fiat plea:s to the waist.
We Eave paid especial attention to the
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT this season to
procure none but the most indestructible ma.
terial. For BOYS WEAR at the same time
We nave not lost sight OF strength In making
and matchless fit and finish.
We court criticism on these especial Points
and whether purchasing or looking we shall
esteem 1t pleasure to show you OUR HAND
SOME NEW STOCK OF CHILOREN's SUITS
For LADIES who are looking for HAND
SOME SLIPPERS the Shoe Department can
supply them with tie most perfect fitting and
durable slippers OF all binds.
Also NEWPORT TIES In FRENCH and
AMERICAN KID at prices hat will not hurt
their Pocket Books.
The BOSTON SELF-ADJUSTING HAT
seems to have taken our Stylish Young Men
quite by surprise, as 1t seems quite impossible
for Hat SO flexible to keep its shape as per-
fectly as this Hat docs. In FINE SILK and
DERBYS VIC are SOLE AGENTS for Il. DUN
LAP & CO.'S, of NEW YORK.
GENTS GAUZE UNDERWEAR in all quail
tiles. TRUNKS, VALISES and RUBBER
CLOTHING of all grades.
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING MAY a. 1888
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.


! LATEST PHASE OF IRISH AFFAIRS
| Another PhBnix Park Murderer to b<
Hanged To-morrow-Ths Guberna-
rorisl Contest In Georgia.
DUBLIN, May II. - James Mullett,
Edward O'Brien, Edward McCaffrev,
Daniel Delaney, William Maroney and
Thomas Doyle, all Of whom had pleaded
guilty to the charge of conspiracy to muir
der, were arraIgned for sentence this
morning.
The first five mentioned were each
sentenced to 10 years. penal servitude and
Doyle to five years. penal servitude.
McCanrey's Charge Dropped and Brady
discharged.
The crown decided to drop the criminal
charge against McC Cafrey of having parti.
cipated in the murder of Mr.. Burke.
Matthias Brady, who was charged with
threatening the foreman of the Jury which
convicted his brother, Joe Brady, pleaded
guilty, but the crown and the person
threatened assented to his discharge.
More British Justice Tomorrow
Daniel Curley, another of the condemned
Phoenix park murderers, is to be hanged
tomorrow. His father and wife visited
him to-day and babe him farewell. They
were very much distressed, but the pris-
Oner was firm.
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BRUTAL EMPLOYERS
How the Glr.s In Cigar Manufac,O Oi los IL
made To work.

How the Glr.s In Cigar Manufactures aT @
made 10 work.
CHICAGO. May 1.-THE executive com
mittee of the Cigar Makers union ycstct-
day afternoon heard the testimony Of six
young girls employed by one Behrman, on
Kinzie street. 1t was shown that they
worked from six a. m., to nine p. m., and
on three nights of the week till eleven p.
m, making punches for cigars. The
majority of them receive So per week.
and in order to make a profit from this
scanty pittauce he charges them a cent 4
minute 70: lost time. When tho health
inspector visits the place the proprietor
manages to secrete such children as ar )
under age. Other tyranical practices ar (
alleged, and it is said the place is on'y :,
type of others in the city.
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ller OF the " Queer Arrested
THE KENTUCKYGUvER
, Choice Yer-EmphatIc Resolution

NO Choice Yer-Emphat,c Resolutions
LOUISVILLE, Kr., May 17.-No choice
for governor was reached in the ballot
ing for governor at tho Democratic state
convention last night and the convention
adjourned until to-day. The resolutions
which have been agreed upon by the com
mittee denouncs tho tariff act of the las
Republican Congress casa monster piece
ofipjustice," and demand of the next Dem
ocratic Congress g. measure of relief and
reform, based upon tho organized law OF
tho Democratic party, declared at st.
Louis in 1876 and affirmed at Cincinnati i
in 1880, which requires that all custom
house taxation shall be for revenue only
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
From Our isegular Oorrespcnde,

Margaret Green, a very old colored re ii.
dent of this place, dropped dead of heart
disease at her home in Church alley yes.
terday. Her recollection dated back to
events Of the last century of which she had
been a witness. An inquest was held and
verdict rendered accordingly.
A large crowd witnessed the endeavors
Of Officer Gilbert to escort a beastly
drunken man to the lookup last night.
The fellow was safely Gagged after great
amount of trouble and patience had been
expended upon him by the officer.
A fractions horse managed to land Mr..
Will Shenberger on his back at 5th and
Walnut streets last evening. A few
bruises was the only injuries sustained.
Mr.. Emlen Timlin, Of this place, had
his right thumb crushed at Rohrerstown
yesterday afternoon while coupling cars
on the Pennsylvania railroad.
Osceola tribe No II, I. o. of R. NJ,
will hold its regular weekly meeting to-
night
Personal aud Social.
A large surprise party was given by
Mr.. Hugh Donnel!y. on North Second
street last night to a son who had recently
passed his 21st birthday. It was de-
lght!ul affair.
A small but very pleasant birthday an.
niversary party was held at Mr.. Justice
Gray's near town, last evening. 1t was
held in honor of his wife.
Messrs. John Pinkerton and jeremiah
McCracken attended the reunion of their
old regiment, the 122d of Pennsylvania
Volunteers. in Lancaster to day.
George Wambaugh will begin his duties
9c far fha II r;cGur,r .1
gram on Sunday next.
A number of lady teachers Of the public
schools intend enjoying the recreation af-
fOrded bv horseback ride this evening.
Miss Kitty Shumau has returned homo
from protractod visit to friends in Cam
den, N. j.
Mr.. Isaac Murray will return homo from
a trip to Adams county, Pa, with a wife.
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Matrimonial.

On Tuesday afternoon, at the residence
Of Hon. Aaron H. Sunny, near Oregon,
this county, occurred one of the most
brilliant social events of the season, the
high contracting parties being Miss Anna
Sunny, and Mr John r. Burkholder, Of
Mannheim township. The marriage cere
mony was performed by Rev. D. w.
Gerhard, of this city, and the happy cou-
pie were attended by Mr.. Benjamin Bear,
and Miss Keller, OF Ephrata, and Mr..
Milo Herr, and Miss Mary Shelly, of
Mount JOY. Guests were present from all
sections of the county, and John Spaetb.
of this city, was caterer. Mr.. and Mrs
BurkholGer were brought to Lancaster the
same evening and took the 5:e5 train for
an extended trip east.
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CHURCH GATHERINGS.
Var,ous DenonaD ations In Council.

Varlaus Demonstrations IN Council.
This is the season for church assemblies
The 31st biennial convention of tho Evan
gclical Lutheran church OF the United
States met yesterday, in Springfield, Ohio.
About 200 delegates were present. Rev.
DR.. Charles d. Hay, of Gettysburg,
preached the opening sermon. Rev. DR..
J. G. Morris. of Baltimore, was elected
president Rev. J. 8. Detwiler, of Louis
vile. secretary, and Alexander Gebhart,
of Dayton, treasurer, DR.. Morris ad
dressed the Historical society in the even
ing, and was followed by Rev. DR.. Conrad
of Philadelphia. The convention will be
in session for week. The l36th annual
session of the Lutheran ministerium of
Pennsylvania begins in Norristown to day
AT tho annual meeting in Philadelphia
yesterday the alumni association of the
Lutheran theological seminary Rev. Z. L.
Reed, of Christ Lutheran church, this
city, presided and was elected first vice
president. Rsvs. D. II. Geissinger, of
Eastop, and c. E. Houpt, of this city,
were elected members of the executive
committee.
The International convention of the
Young Mems Christian association Of the
United States and British provinces opened
yesterday in Milwaukee. Five hdndred
delegates were present. G. l.. Colby, of
Milwaukee, was elected president, B. II.
Warner, of the District of Columbia. first
wee president, and F. H. Hatch, of Kan.
sas City, recording secretary.
The general assembly of the Presbyte-
rian church meets in Saratoga to-day.
Fraternal delegates will be present from
the Southern Presbyterian church.
The Lancaster classis of the Reformed
church will convene in Lincoln, this
county, this evening at 7:3O p. m. The
pastors Of the Reformed churches in this
city will attend its sessions.
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Observation-Disclosures 1900 heat ship
ments. l. 500 head market weak. SLOW amt
al e. light ut IL 9O07 40; skips. - .O2
6 4O
Cattle-Heccipts. $500 head; shipments 2.iOa
head; fair, moderately active and steady but
weak exports steer 81 l5Gl6 60; gOOi tn
choice shipping, S. 9o46 20 poor to fair. u 30
Q59O.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 heal shipments, 700
head market slow, easier and Steady COM
mon to fair, si05; good, $ 75 choice. $50
EAST LIBERTY attle-Receipts $50 heal
market slow prime, $6 4Ox16 90 fair to good,
IS 1876 p common. 81 5O05
sheep-Receipts. 1000 heal ma ket fair:
prime. s. 2jI55O: fair To 20. ii, - 5Ofp5; com.
mon, s. 5OG3
HOgs-Receipts. 575 head market active
Philadelphias, s. 7O17 80; Workers, 81 4OJ7 20.