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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-09

MAYOR McGimsey yesterday
received by mail, for gratuitous dis
tribution, a huge bundle of seeds
from the Department Of Agriculture.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-09

CERr1F1cATE-We do hereby GER
tify that we supervise the arrange.
meuts for all the monthly and semi
annual drawings of the Louisiana
State Lottery Co.. and in person
manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and the same are con,
Quoted with honesty, fairness and
in rood faith toward all PARTIES
We authorize the Company to use
this certificate, with fac.similes OF
our signatures attached, in it's ad-
vertisements.
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
j. A. EARLY.
Appliaations for rates to clubs
| should be made only to the office OF
the company in New Orleans.
For further information write
clearly, giving full address.
Remit by Postal Note, American
Express Order, New York Exchange
i or draft on New Orleans.
Letters with Currency invariably
by Express. We pay Express char
oes on all sums of S. or upwards
Address, NJ. A. DAUPHlN, New
Orleans, La.
Address Registered Letters AM
! make Money Orders pay able to New
l Orleans National Bank, New Or
leans, La. CON
General Agents, Alexandria, Ii
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-09

E. VALLERY is our authorized
agent; he will receive and receipt
for subscriptions to the tri weekly
DEMOCRAT.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-09

JACK Horner was at the dance
on Thursday night last. 1t being
Lean Year he did not take part.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-09
Toe, 900 Tickets at SIS each. Frac-
tions in. fifths, in pro-
portion.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of s75o.
$3.50.
9 Approximation Prizes Of $oOo'
$4,000.
9 Approximation Prizes of S2oO,
S2,25O.
1867 Prizes amounting to $500, ooo'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-09

THE Kelly Brothers yesterday
finished a very neat book case for
the Medical Association.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-09

The soiree dansante, given at
the Exchange Ball Room on last
Thursday night was we'll attended
Want of space precludes our CIV
mo q more extended notice.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-09

The old Nels Taylor livery
stable was being torn down yerter-
day.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-09

may cause creVasse eni'' WILL ~
dangerous to the Town. Too much !
care cannot be taken to prevent
such a calamity. To prevent such
calamity. Besides we understand
the law prohibits the draining into
any navigable stream. This matter
deserves consideration.
-P1sTo1s are cheap, but when
the carrying Of one costs a man
twenty-five days in the Parish prs-
on, and $40 cash, it is about time
this barbarous luxury had ceased.
One of our principal saloon keepers
: said the other day that the fearless
stand the District Judge had taken
on this question had made change
in the personal appearance of some
that was noticeable. The high bat
: terry was gone, and the colporeal.
$ size diminished; peace and quiet
o prevailed, and the bully looked as
: Quiet as lamb.
Nor1cE-Dr. w. Littlejohn, who
comes highly recommended, is the
y regular authorized agent OF the
re National Publishing Company Of
y, Philadelphia and St. Louis, to sell
rd by subscription the pictorial hlstor!
OF of the United States, from the dis
covery of America to the presen
ga time, also the finest and cheapes
IL Pictorial Family Bibles ever pub
80 lished, and other books OF grea
u merit. He will be in Alexandri
nd for few days, and will be please
IN. to supply all who may wish to SUI
scribe for any Of the books referre
ed to. to bedelivered about six to elgl
Ill, weeks hence.
ted THE United States Distrl
ion Court is still in session. Judse
be Boarman delivered his charge to tt
urt, Grand Jury on Thursday. 1t w
an elaborate and able exposition
the duties of the Grand Jury. L!
NJ ~ statement of his Honor, in referen
w to crime in the country, and the
non sponsibility thereof resting on
=, Of juries, was fact that every 0
r.: ~ recognizes. Just as Judge Bla'
'a ,', man charged at the last term OF
o,. District Court, that it was lmPco'
's 80 Bile for Judges and officers OF
AL Court to repress crime, unless S
tanned by the moral sentiment
the community The jurors
Red presumed to reflect this sentlme
offer but unfortunately for the good
} put oer, po't tIer seldom do so in
h all ,,or+ant criminal trials. The M
one avail age had its order OF chlv Vi
The and ight-errantry, that passed SEE
cor der a better civilization; we
: ' aa Rapides, have had the bloody !,
y ul II, of the bull-dozers, and it is
will time that better civilization
esent gate them to the peaceful life Q
the penitentlary'
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--scorT Moseley, the colored
culprit, who is now in our JAIL /,
charged with robbing the United
States Nil, near Proven0al station on
on the T., and P. R. R., is to be
tried to-day before the U. s. Court
now in session here.
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The Exchange Hotel is grow
ing more popular every day. Its
accommodations are first-class; no
other hotel in the State is its s'1pc-
rior. Terms cheap. R. Il. Hyn-
son, proprietor.
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A Splendid Opportunity to WIN A
FORTUNE.

Its Grand Single Number Draw,
ing will take place monthly. III
never scales or postpones. Look at
the following distribution:
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WILL the voice of Vernon be
heard? Wait and see!

+. We'll pays the highest cash
price for coal oil and whisky barrels.
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saturday, February = 9th =
- We are authorized to an h
lOunce
H. NJ. ROBINSON
IS a candidate for Sheriff at the ap- +
preaching election, subject to the Q
will Of the people. ]
Town and Parish News.
WILL the voice Of Vernon be
heard? Wait and see!
f. We'll pays the highest cash
price for coal oil and whisky barrels.
Born the judicial and Senate
al Conventions meet here to-day.
The old Nels Taylor livery
stable was being torn down yerter-
day.
The Kelly Brothers yesterday
finished a very neat book case Tor
the Medical Association.
JACK Horner was at the dance
on Thursday night last. 1t beng
Leap Year he did not take part.
E. VALLERY is our authorized
agent he will receive and receipt
for subscriptions to the tn weekly
DEMOCRAT.
MAYOR McGimsey yesterday
received by mail, for gratuitous dis
tribution, a huge bundle Of seeds
from the Department of Agriculture
The soiree dansante, given a
the Exchange Ball Room on las
Thursday night was we'll attended
Want of space precludes our CIV
inc q more extended notice.
The Exchange Hotel is gro"
ing more popular every day. II
accommodations are first-class; n
other hotel in the State is its sup'
rior. Terms cheap. R. I. Hy'
son, proprietor.
Mr.. A. Heyman yesterds
bought the Chantz property on II
corner of Fourth and Murray ST.
paying therefor $1,000. ': cara
= also bought the house and lot
Felice Williams, price, 5000.
PASSENGER fare on the Jes
X. Bell has been reduced 10
points on Red River. Only w.
is charged from New Orleans to
exandria to Cotile So; to era
Ecore $40. Same figures doS
--Scorr Moseley, the colo
culprit, who is now in our j
charged with robbing the UNI
States MIL Il near Pr0venoal stat
on the I, and P. R. f., is to
tried to-day before the U. S. 20
now in session here.
II. D. Foster won the p
and cigarette holders, ratified al. at
than Mayors cigar store on In
day, throwing AZ. Our friend
can now have an opportunit..
competing with his partner :
who, by the way, is acknowlee
by all to be the most sclentlho
Of the weed in all it's forms, i'll
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-09

Born the judicial and Senate
al Conventions meet here to-day.
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PASSENGER fare on the Jesse
x Rell has been reduced to all
nojpts on Red River. Only $3.50
is charged from New Orleans to Al,
exandria to Cotile So; to Grand
Ecore $40. Same figures down
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Mr.. A. Hcyman yesterday
bought the Chantz property on ~ the
corner of Fourth and Murray SITS,
paving therefor $1,000. V. Girard
also bought the house and lot OF
Felice Williams, price, $500.
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W Il.tsL.k.T


AfteTHoCn Telegraph News Condemned,
NJ. ID. Shay, Wholesale dealer in boots
and shoes, failed yesterday Liabilities
about $4,000.
At Hague, tho Prince OF Orange, crown
prince of Holland, who ia III with fevcr, is
considered to DO in q critical condition.
The Philadelphia University cricket
club are ahead to day, lSl to lSO points of
the Dublin University club.
The equity suit OF William B. Dinsmore
to annul the lease OF tho Central
railroad, of Now Jlsey, 10y tho
Reading railroad coDp,nY came before
Judges Nixcn aud McKennau in tho
United State" circuit court q Philadelphia
to day for argument.
Tho June coal circulars Of the Philadel
phia ~ Reading coal and iron company
for the line, city and haTbor trades wero
issued this morning There is 10 change
from the old rates.
At Baltimore tho body of Edward Bowen
was found in the ruins OF the fall5n bald
ing Of Hooper & Son Ho was hanging
by the feet in the c!evAtOr.i
At Washington, Judge Cox to day ON
the ground of adultery, granted divorce
with almony at 800 per month to
Helen w. Carroll, nee Bennett, from
Ganl. Samuel s. Carrall, U. 8. A., retired
Custody OF tho children is given the defCn
| dants.
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 8. 1885.
In SESSION.
raE BEuIrNINo OF THE ZEN
A combination Mado Aeainst UIsyton--hsar-
rison Tahiog . Fresh start ana Up.
Setting all Oslculstions.

A combination Mado Asainst UIsyton--h,ar-
rison Tahiog q Fresh start ana Up.
Setting all Oalculafions.
CHICAGO, June 3.-There was much
excitement last night over the selection Of
Powell Clayton for temporary chairman |;
though 1t Is confined mostly to tho dele
gates opposed to Blaine. Still a number
OF Blaine men express dissatisfaction, too,
and there Is plan on foot to attempt
Clayt0n's defeat In the convention, and to
elect Register of the Treasury Bruce (col.
ored) chairman. The Arthur men have
determined to stand firmly by him to the
last, and will make no combinations.
A Brilliant scnems t. Nominate sherman.
There has been much QUOT talk about
General W. Il. Sherman. In case of
deadlock. somo prominent delegate may
present General Sherman's name aud the
band thoD Immediately striking up
"Marching Through Georgia." he would
go through amid much enthusiasm.
MerourisI New York Edmunds mon.
At meeting of the New York deega-
tion last night for the purpose of organic.
ing, the Edmunds and Blaine men voted
together for delegation officers and COM
mittee men. Having thus majority they
elected tho men tboy desired, George
William Curtis being chosen chairman of
the delegation. Alter choosing four of
the eight officials, however, the Edmunds
men suddenly swung around ard voted
with the Arthur men. The latter combi-
nation then selected the remaining four
officials. The Blaine people say the Ed :
munds men agreed to vote with them
throughout, but broke faith.
To Name 8row Tor Permanent Chairman.
1t ia now estimated that tho New York
| delegation stands: Arthur from 30 to 81
| Blaine 81, Ednunds from IA to TO-
The Pennsylvania delegation has do
oided to present the name Of Galusha
| Grow for permanent chairman Of the
| convention,
| The Pennsylvania vote is now estimated
Blaine 4G, Arthur IA. Others give Arthu,
as high as II.
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rnlIaaerpnIa vat,le Marker.

MONDAY. juno 2.--The arrivals OF live
For the week-2, 900 beeves, 10000 sheep, 5000
hogs. Previous weeK-2,lco beoves. 1i,ooo
Beet Cattle o wing to tho high rates asked
the demand from tho butchers was curtatled
to actual requirements. Prices advanced 40.
Extra, SSo : Good, ia7Nc; Medium. sX0
SIC; Common, 6AQGIc.
3Ha5Sc, with sales OF fancy as high as &c.
Milch cows were dull &c s30G7O.
Veal calves were active at 5ffsLc
Sheep and lambs were In fail request and
prices ruled firm on all grades except CON-
mon, which were not wanted at any II ipre.
Extra, eaSIIc ; Good, 5l,sass4o: Medium, Az
9jc Common, 2h84c; Spring Lambs, 6hp
Hogs we're latber inactive; We quote West
sALEs or BEEvEs AT WEST PHILADELPHIA YARDS
Among the sales at the Vest Philadelphia
Rodger Mayncs, co Lancaster CO.. GN@INo.
Daniel MGWyPsy Wescrn 40 eka1%e county ana
John McArdie, 900 Lancaster county. es4@7<c.
| u. y. McFtllin, "a Lancaster county, G54u7skc.
| u. n. McFillen, sS Lancaster co, GMea7Ec.
q; Smyth = Bro, 50 Western, eA@1Hc:
owen smith, GO Western and Pa. eN97Hc.
O. schamberg Co. 40 western and Lanes
schamburg : Paul, i75 Ponn'a and Western,
n. Chain, jr'. '0 81 Western and Penn'a, 0l@7c.
II. Gnain, is mixed, 5llG5Nc.
NJ Ulman, 2S3 Lancaster county, 6Isl7xc.
Bachmon & Levi, 100 Western and Penn'a.
| 6%d7Xc.
| NJ. Levi, 100 Penn'a, 5His2c.
N. u. Herbert, q Western 7R7lIc.
r. Scheetz, 10 Montgomery cows, 3A@jAc.
Dennis smyth, 40 Pa, 4A87Ic.
| Isaac Adler, 35 Lane co., 6g7c.
Loyi Lowenstein, ~ western and Lane. CO.,
| 797Lc.
Sol. Lowensten, 81 Western, GNGD7Ac; o.
| Montgomery CO. COWS 3I3lpoxc.
James Clemson. 40 Lane. co Gh07Ac.
A. j. Christy, l2l Western Pennsylvania and
Va, 6l1G7xc.
DRESSED nRATs.
city Dressed Beeves were active and prices
closed higher at 9AGpllhc, with sales OF com.
non cows rs low as Sc.
| ABATToR BALkz3.
Rodger Mayncs, 90 head, 0kdl0xc.
| 4. 5. Dcngler, 20 head, 9lffll0c.
| j. +. Lowden, 4s head. 9zfpl0kc.
| J.. McCandless, $50 head, 0iolic.
| John IL. ard, 81 head, sdl0xc.
| II. q. Beckman, bB head, S9l0Lc.
Dressed sheep were IN poor demand and
| C osed steady At apllc.
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NUKE,I liN A hIEEK.
An animal rhst Was Not as Tired as lie
Seemed,


Yesterday afternoon somo men worc
driving q lot of steers along the New IIol
land turnpike, OF their way from Ephrata
to the drove yards, In this city, aud one
of tho animals was overcome by tho heat.
Tho animal lay down on tho roadside, aud
u man vas left in charge Of him. Some
time during the afternoon he recovered so
that tho driver started to town with him.
When tho animal was passing tho first
toll gate east of this city, Jacob Brenner,
and his sons, aged respectively Ia, II aud 81
years, worc sitting on tho fence. Tho steer
seemed To- become infuriated ut tho crowd
and made charge upon them. Harry
Brenncr, ones Of tho older boys, had his
leg badly bruised and tho father was also
injured another boy fell from the fenco
and escaped. Tho animal caught the
clothing of tho youngest and pulled him
from the fence. The child was thrown
under the feet of the animal and badly
bruised. One horn of the animal struck
him on tho head, cutting an ugly gash and
wounduR him severely. DR.. Hess was
summoned and attended tho child, whose
wounds are severe though not dangerous.
Tho StCyr vas only driven away from tho
child after hard work by Mr.. Brenuer and
the driver and aftor the excitement was
over 1t was found that the animal had torn
OF horn and hooi.
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zAsxsns.
Phliaa.,pr,a m.,r..


sapn,sns sIrssDsrrsaA dull but steady,
90 y oo@3 so Pa. family, u sont w I, Uh,o Ana
az s,rsshi, sssss y, 4, MINI; n,n,ns extra .
y Isae 30 spring do IS 6o0s 30.
hye Hour at " Sons 62t N
wheat steadyi No. Western RAJ. n a
80, pos 90. @c No. I Pa. Nod, o. Is.
anu NM, yeilow. 6l66Sc; sail yellow. s3ffstc !, ~,
nlAeu' nue' o2GG5c No. mixed, 6if ifDS2c.
,Oa's quiet and easier MOL white
&c NO. = do, t0,<al0kct No. DO. Ssxf5
'VG n ,eIeHtea, 6nf, ., ssaSoo No. mixed. $40.
Seeds Clover nominal at s0eo r,mosh,
ouil atN % flaxseed drm AZ ti 75 =
PROVISIONS steady, with fair tobbius de.
mand Mess PORK. SIS 0c<1is SO |, Berf Ha,ns
t25 India Mess beef, t2}.
Bacon-Smokod Shoulders, 7skfD7Nc. salt do
6NG7c Smoked oHams, iS1<6itXc; picked
Lard frm city refined, at sao,x, loo,o
butchers, 7N6Sc primo steam ss 90
Butter Market quiet but prices steady |,
Western Creamery extra, 20c Is. y. ID
N. Y. extras, 1sfrl9c. do hrsts, 16(5l7c; West.
ern. extras, l50iGc; Western good 70
choice, 1l6l3c.
Rolls at 7D9c.
Eggs scarce and higher; Pa. Extras, iskc
cheese quiet and unchanged, but tending
downward New York full creams, 1O1<6
llAc; Western fatCSto good, 9nl0c Penn'a.
part skins, 3fp5HcT do full, 152kc.
Petroleum dun; Refined, SC.
"h'Ghv dun at tl IL.
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I'm xEouroKs ss.LnoryAGuar.ro.r o.rY

ENECUIOR's siIEOF VALUABLE CiTi
IL Lots.- on MONDAY, JUNE O. 1851, will
be sold at public sale. at tho Cooper House,
on West King street, Lancaster city, fa' the
No. !, Al that certain building lot on the
north Site OF Columbia avenue, west OF Orange
street, In Lancaster city, containing In front
on said Columbia avenue 20 feet ana In depth
l3S feet, more or less, to n IL foot wide alley
adjoining property OF q. Liler ana George
No2 All that certain lot or piece OF ground
on the north side OF West Orange street, st
OF Marietta avenue, Lancaster city, contain.
ing In front ON said Orange street 6s feet, ana
In depth ,O5 feet, more or less, to loot wide
alley, adjoining property OF Marks smith anu
No. Q. All that certain lot or piece OF ground
fronting l2l teet on tho east side OF Novin
Lancaster city, and In depth lib feet, toal
loot wide alley, adjoining property OF \. j.
Dunlap ana Isaac Blrton,
No. 4. All that certain lot or piece OF ground
fronting 40 feet, on the west side OF Pine
street, between Orange ami Chestnut streets,
Lanca. ter city, and In depth li1 feet, to u 10
ncr and y. tanker.
No. .. All that certain lot or piece OF ground
S@ns % tSSt on ne ns wss wsHS saS Z" sTae
Lancaster city, and I'm depth Is ieet 10 "A
feet Wide alley, adJ dining properties OF d. H.
Kaufman and liZzio Bean.
No, o. The undivided halt part OF all that
| certain lot or piece OF ground, situate on the
| southwest corner OF walnut and Mary streets,
| Lancaster city, containing In tronl, on sall
Walnus street. 90 feet and In depth III feet, u
| u 10 let wide alloy adjoining Mary slre'l
and property OF John Loreniz; ,,,.o.o -,
| located within two squares OF mo Wtstori
market anu will bs sold separately or to
sale 10 commences at o'clock p. M, on sal,
| day, when attendance Will be given anu term
made known by WihhlsM ydi;Ll sMIIn IsIPnAEtH'
Executors OF Louisa SattleT, deceased.
Henry SHUBBRr, Auctioneer' leS-Std
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CALLED TO ORDER.
a stIrripg sceno-Tho Full DeiegstI )ns
their Seals.

a stirring sceno-Tho Full DeIegstI 1ns in
their ses,s.
The Republican national convention con-
vened at noon. The spectacle presented was
notable in many ways. The working body
of tho convention, though the largest ever
held, occupied only small portion of the
vast auditorium. Ladies were present in
great numbers and the view presented
from the press stand is one of a seemingly
unendiDg sea OF faces.
Tho first OF tho delegates began TO ar
rive about 11:30 and as the band struck up
a martial air they came in very rapidly.
The full delegations were in their allotted
places before 10 o'clock.
A combination Made against clayton.
2P. M..-The Eimunds and Arthur men
| combined against Senator Clayton, OF
Arkansas, as temporary chairman. Mr..
| Stewart, of Pennsylvania, seconded the
nomination of Clayton in brilliant
speech.
| Voting Bcsuu.
2:30 p. m.-The vote for temporary
chairman by delegates has just started.
1t will probably take an hour aud q half to
complete the vote.
Two Combinations Formed.
Tho Logan men are voting with tho
Biaineites for Clayton.
Harrison Coming TO tue fore.
At meeting of the Indiana delegation
to-day twenty nine voted TO prosens Har.
rison as a candidate, and it is understood
twenty five of these will surely vote for
him. This action has created intense
excitement, and promises to upset cacu
| lations
mr.. Blaine IN Maine.
AUGUSTA, Me-, June 3.--EVeFy thing is
quiet hero in view OF ito antic patCd ar
rival of Blaine and family. No private
wire has beeh connected with the real
dencP.
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Tho Cousumcrs' Gas company of Read
ing will begin tho digging up of tho streets
in accordance with the notice given to the
highway committee at It's last meeting
Only few men will ba employed as the
company expect to be stopped at once by
an injunction. The digging will be bu.
formal matter, So as TO bring matters to a
crisis and tCs. tho right Of the company on
the rtrCcip.
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rev York rIaraots

Nsw YoGx, June 3.-Flour-state and West
ern still In buyers favor trading light,
superhno state, s290sp33O Extra do, 90 4Of63 G0
Choice do s36OGp0 Fancy 90, % i0a650, Round
Superfine Western, o. 9033 20; common to
good extra do, 81 iOas.0; choice do. - Is
g6 90; choice White Wheat do, % 2576 90.
6G.
Wheat LGhc lower weak and irregular !;
moderate speculative trading; No. White,
nominal No. Red, June, sl 00k0l QO>f
yuiX, - ~ 81 ~ os we! o.; Aug: u o'@l oeH; Sept.
Corn HGH lower ana Gull Mixed western
spot at 5sn63Hc; do future 62H6f681sc.
E02i5c Western J7T4ic.
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rat sew SCHOOL HOUSE.


Mrs. Hornborger, one OF the oldest resi-
donts Of this city, died this morning at
o'clock at the residouce Of her son in law,
j. II. Kaufman, North Queen street.
Mrs, lioIDborger was 90 years old, and,
until q few years ago. was a very active
woman, Two years ago she fell down
stairs and fractured her thigh bone, close
to the hip. The bono could not b. set,
and tho remained a helpless invalid until
the time Of her death.
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A.snnit nn,l nsti,rK

Martin Rush has made compliant OF
assault aud battery against Edward VIII.
son. Ho will have hearing before Alder
man Samson.
George Zsllers, for committing an
assault on Ezekiel Brown, will have to
answer before Alderman Spurrier
ALBEIT Kready, John Kready, Henry
CARRIER aud VIM. YOhl. gave bail fox
hearing before Spurr or, 70 answer Tor aS
saultiug Ellis Hutton.
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DruHgIsts In session,

WILKEsBARRE, June 3.--The seventh
annual convention of tho state Pharna
cutical association is ia session hero to-
day and will continue thrce days. Two
hundred druggists arc present from
various parts Of the state. Mayor
Broderick opened the meeting and
delivered an address of welcome, which
was responded to by Jessie j. Duble, OF
Williamsport, presldent Of tho assOciation,
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LnE,n sUsQUEHANNA FIsn.
aRORaH KRINHR,S

DAILY FRESH FISH MARKET, Is the only
place In this city that receives Fresh susque
hanna Fish daily. All fish cleaned before they
are Weighed. Market open ON Sunday morn.
ing from 10 0 O'Clock. Live bait constantly
on hand II You want a nice, fresh nsh don't
forget To call at GEORGE kRINER'S
Daily Fresh Fish Market
II No. 20 North Water st., Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-03

PITTsBURG, Pa. June 3,---Jesse Carter
was hanged here at eleven o'clock to day.
He displayed woadcIiul fortitude on the
soaflold where no protested his innocence Q
and snug "FarewCl! to tho World"