Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-14
Il aiiin H' ( Marshall Cleveland and Hon.

Eden band.
Franklin & Marshall Cleveland and Hen.
dricks club.
Gordonvillo band.
Horseman under comaud OF II. A.
Smith.
SOME or THE STRIKING TRASspARENorEs.
There was large number OF banners
striking worc the following Grover,
Grover, has walk over - aPublio Office
q Public Trust - "Rum, Romanism and
Rebellion Va. Rum, Rasoality and Rob-
berry |" 1T was wet day when they got
left !" "No moro '78 counting y "Poor
Jim Blaine !" 1--WE Know the Democratic
party will protect our industry !" "Com
Ing events cast their shadows before -
"Bully Boy Burchard;" eve have come to
stay !" "Honeet Government !" 'Tbo four
busy bees retire to their hives, Blaine,
Ball, Burohard and Butler - "Our cock
crows but the old coon can't climb |"
The ex. sheriff Ia our president !" "We
turned tho rascals out !" THANK God
don't belong TO q party Of Rum, Roman
ism aud Rebellion y "No 10 game this
time !" ''Cleveland and Hendricks, tho
choice Of tho people,"
sERKNADEs.
Tho Reamstown Band serenaded Viii
houA ~ w h"out ANuWhoh htkhshph uuu ts
Fl. Brubaker yesterday afternoon. The
members Of the band were handsomly
entertained by these gentlemen.
The Adametown band serenaded w. u.
Hensel and Samuel II. Reynolds. This
baud is most excellent musical organiza.
tion and they resent with indignation the
charge that they engage members OF tho
Ringgold band of Reading to play with
them. They assert that all their members
are AdamstOwn citizens and that foreign
talent 10 never secured to supplement their
efforts.
AN INCIDENT OF THE PARADE.
As the procession passed up North Duko
street, near Walnut, one OF the members
OF the Harrisburg Central club observed
candle drop from its place to tho floor and
set fire TO the carpet. Ho left the line,
ran up stairs, extinguished the flames and
aftsr wards rejoined the club. LIE vas
warmly congratulated BY his associates for
his bravery.
| THEY SOLD THEIR DECORATIONS
| An interesting fact in connection with
the parade is that tho Chinese lanterns
and decorating material of the Nep Era
and Erdminer were bought yesterday from
customers used them to decorate for the
parade. Tho fact about the sale by the
Nep Era when made known in the limo last
evening created u great deal of remark,
because 1t still had its flag flying and was
still pretending to claim Blaine's election,
which 1t thus 30 clearly confessed It had
no faith In.
0oiag 10 Harrisburg.
The Democracy of this city feel under
many obligations to their brethren in Har-
risburg and Lebanon, for their visits in
such numbers yesterday to the
jubilee here. II Is proposed to
reciprocate by getting up q citizens
delegation from Lancaster to go to Harris
burg on Monday night. Tho excursionists
can leave here at $50 and returning ar.
rive In Lancaster at 1 p. m. The fare for
the round trip will be 81. Citizen dress,
badge and cane will be the only uniform
required, and about 100 persons have al
ready signi6ed their intention of visiting
the state capital on this occasion, which
will probably witness the finest display of
its kind seen In the state. Persons who
propose to accompany the excursion should
leave their names with Robert Clark, at
the ofico of the IsTELLIGEScEn, or with
John Murphy, jr.