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The Tombstone., 1885-05-06
Summons.

IN THE DISSkICT COURT OF TIE Second judlcia! Distr c. Of tIe Territory ol Al iz sna, Tn anu for tae .uuLty 0: Cvca!sc. Asa II. Stehb:ns, ri4iltif:, v-. NcGry J. ,iuod"in. J. Granville SmilA, B-aitlnin ' Pippey, SamGel J. NuTwci, Charles M. Pond and He Defiance Mining Company, dvfyn dahts. Action brought in tlc DI-t.ict Court of the Second jUdciol District cf the Terri tory of Arizona, in and for ihc county of Co- chise, and the conn plaint ficd In Ihc SGId county of CuchiSe, in the o!hee 0: the Clerk 0! the said District Court.
 The Territory nf Arizt,na sends greeting 10 Henry J. Goodwin, j. Granville Sm!.h, Benjamin Y. Piprey, Samuel [. Norwrl. Charles M Pond and ihe Deinance L.aiag SompaDy, corporation, defendants.
 You arc arreJy required 10 &pi.rar in an action brought against yeu by thc above named pla!n,.hip thc p!stric! Colrt Of ,he Territory of Arizona, ia and io. j!e couI;y 0! COchise, ana to answer tae complaint flee .iieren within twenty days (rxyiu,ivc uf thc day Of scrvice) after the service oa you oi this suInnUns tif served within tA.s county: or II serve! out of this county. jui in tAi, district within thirty days; otherwise Withju 'orty dGysJ or judgment by Gclaul; Nlil b, t.k;seSain.t you according to th: Iraycr "s s!N eofn pla!Gt. Said action is hrou .l, ,o recover of you the sam Of Sig92pp wl'h cost of suits ?s w4&lly spa ear by the com, ni1 1int Eere!SAa@SS certified copy of which Is here wiSsrSsV Vess Upcni you. AHt yng are hereby EoNii6d That il yoU fail - @n;,e;.r and answer the said compl int, a- above re itI,red Inc said plaintiff will take lidEn-aL agui,s JOu by dtfauli in tle s,;ln uf $i,9Jt .G0 win legal interest, statutory damages and costs of suit
 Given under my hand and seal cf the Dis trict Conrt Of the Second Judicial District ,he Territory of Ar;z 'na. n anl for ta, county of C"chise, this l2th day Ui rch!u ary, in thc year Cf our Lord one thoUsauu eight nund-cd and ,i2ty five
 tssALl ". II. sEAMAES, Clerk.
 By c. ". CLrM, Deputy CIyIk.
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Ar,cA eo,A .a:l- ia Nocttza@.2 ai,:r.a. sonora, I.1;eo, TL;s m;..e is wei dave.ored, showing a 3-f,,t vein cf so,, aul silver o.e. This i7 one of tie r;c,r,; loin-~ il Sonora Tor particulars address TIE TOMBSTONE Or the nn3ey- signed. Libo,i. Fasqaez, Cpos.ra sonora, DisA:r; C: &2cte4aaa. Mexico.
The Tombstone., 1885-05-06
E'SGss S ALE :.
0r Will take Stock on Slares

The undersigned hs. for Aa!c, or vii take stock on shares, -As Of the finest stock ranges in Coch;se county, con- prising 960 acres. Coed adyl,= hoase. large corral (l59 feet in diam1tcry well waterod, good feed; situa,eI in Sulphur Spring Valley, l5 miles from Tombstone. For particulars app, G.
 II NI Nnnr.
The Tombstone., 1885-05-06

as loss oi memory, Zasstude, nocturnal ennis sions, ayersi0Gs to society, dimness "i 'le- sie,., noises in the head the vial fluid pass. ing unobserved through the urine, and many other diseases that lead to ins aiiity and deaih.
 Dr. Ninlie. who is a regular 2r~d4ateo physician, VII! agree to forfeit five hundred dollars for . case Of this kind that the Vital Restorative tundcr his special devise and treatmenD will not cure. or for anything iiG- pure or injurious found in il. nr. MiEtie treats all diseases successfully without mer. cvry. Consultation free Through exam :nLtiou and advice, including analysis Of urine. s5 Price of VIlal Restorative Slo0 a bottle, or four times the quantity jcr 8; sen, to any address upon receipt Of price, CT C. o. D, secure from observation and in pri- vate naGe, if desired, by <. r. NlNIlE, NJ. Dr. No. l2 KearDy street, san Francisco, Cal.
 Dr. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, NEPHREIi- GUN curse i'll kinds of kidney and bladder complaints. gcEnorrh9a, lecucorrLeh, glect. For sale by al druggists; sl bottle, six bottles S5.
 Dr. Mir,ic's Dqndeio,r Pills md ,he bes, and cheapest dyspepsia ard bilious cC-c in the market For sale by all druggists.
 Sample Bottle Free,
 Will be sent to any onc applying by letter stating syn ptoms, sex and age. Strict sc- Srecy in regard to All business trars actions.
The Tombstone., 1885-05-06
Notice of Eorisiturc.

TO B. l.. DUNCAN, YOUR HEIRS, ry- eculoTs, adml1IstiatOrs Or a>si.,rl,, you JIt hereby notified that th" undrrs..uu,, Las rS- tended one hundred dol';rs .a l,.lUr and in provctnents, for lhc year lN>i, Oil each of the following mines: Dunn mine and May flower 1ninc in Chiricahua nliniring district Covi!i-r county, in order to held said pretnists Enc,r She provisions Oi section 23:1i. -:sc;. stat u:cs Of tic Cpitsd States icing the amount required 10 hold the same fer :lie year is4 And If within thirty ca! c,l t.c $, 7v'C.' ,f shis netict, or wi,hIn :i!l '.' Days anyr i.si. notice by puhlicntion, Ou oil or r.lusc tr Scntr!butc ycrr rropsltion Ui sicl ,x.,,.nd'- ture, being twenty-five t.j) Gu,i.rs ui. each mine and cost of t'is adv-rti-u;ng't as cu- owner. your interest in said >.a,tus wr.! n.- come the propertyo of tLc unGcrs.- -:Itl under sad section 22St
 -isOMhS CHAPMAN.
 Fort Bowie, Ariz March ..i. .->s
The Tombstone., 1885-05-06
X Canvass Cartridge Belt

ry Gauge or Cl.ber fee Ly mi! for 2S crats l. postage stamps. j"tn Ii. E'iHri manufacturer Sru;t>len's Goods, i-;nilrr Tp,k iiiy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
SUNDAY scHooE ASSOCIATION.
The Onfcers Elected for the Ensuing Year.
Proposed County Convention.

The Omcers Elected for the Ensuing Year-A
Proposed County Convention.
A meeting of the Lancaster County Sunday
School association was held in the hall Of the
Y. NJ. c. A., at 10 o'clock this morning, and
was opened with prayer by Rev. J. b. Shu-
maker, ID. d.
The following named officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing year
Presidents $. High.
Secretary-H. q. Moore.
Treasurer--Charles Denues
The committee appointed at a former
meeting to draft constitution reported one.
which was taken up, discussed and adopted
article by article.
The committee appointed to prepare pro.
gramme for a county convention, reported
one which was received, subject to alter
atoms hereafter to be made II deemed neccs-
sary.
1t was resolved to hold county conven-
ton some time during the present autumn,
but the date was left for Reconsideration.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
Two Live. Lost In a railroad Collision.

A frightful accident occurred on the
Nickel-plate railroad on Tuesday, near Erie,
whereby two lives were lost. Mrs. John
Donlin, with her babe and little boy and
nurse girl, Sadie Mahoney, were riding In
the caboOse of freight train, which stopped
on trestle over ravine at Springfield,
where 1t was run into by another freight
Mrs. Donlin grasped her babe and boy and
ran out on the platform, followed by the
nurse, when all were huiled over into the
abyss, 100 feet in depth.
Mrs. Donlin and the nurse were mangled
to death. The babe was caught in tho boughs
Donlin held on to her child until 1t was torn
from her grasp by telegraph wires below.
She was terribly mangled by the wires about
the breast. Brakeman Thomas Fahey was
injured in the collision.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
DEATHs.

MxssEyKor.-In this city, on tho S0th inst,
Geo. H., son Of Geo. L. and Harriet A. Messen-
kop.
The relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited 10 attend the funeral, from the residence
OF his parents. No. 30 South Prince street, on
Friday afternoon at O'Clock. Interment pri-
vate. std
woop--In this city, on the 18th inst, Martha,
wife of Richard Wood, in the 10th year OF her
age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral. from the residence
of Mr.. Erisu,an, No n Hager street, on Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock. Interment At Wood
ward Hill cemetery. std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
Resi-. ting an Omcsr.

When Coroner Honamsn vent down to
Salisbury on Monday to hold an inquest on
the remains OF John A. Robinson and Geo.
w. Anne, the two boys drowned in Hilard's
dam on Sunday, he held an inquest on the
remains of young Anne without protest, but
when he went TO the house OF Wilson Rob-
inson to hold an inquest on his sons
remains that gentleman protested that 1t was
unnecessary and should not be done. The cor
into the house, as he had legal right to do,
but came back to Lancaster, and made com
plant against MFR. Robinson before Alder
man Spurrier, who issued warrant for his
arrest. The coroner accompanied the officer
to Mr.. Roblnson's and held the inquest, and
Mr.. Robinson entered bail for hearing Of
the offense charged against him. The time
OF the hearing has not yet been fixed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
A Patent Granted.

A patent has been issued to Mr.. Hiram
Shank, OF Providence township, this county,
No. 3l9,5l6, dated June 9th, 1885, for an i'm
proved bag fastener. The body of the fast
ener is formed Of spiral spring, which en-
Rbles 1t to conform TO the size of the bag with
which II is used. There is a goose-necke ed
hook attached 10 one end of the spring, the
free arm Of which Ii prolonged so as to form
q lever by which the hook is more readily
eonnected with, or disengaged from ring at
the other end OF the spiral. The connection
of the hook and spring, and the ring for en-
gaging the hook, project In such manner as
70 form convenient bearing for the thumb
and fingers in bringing the ends of the fast
ener together, and with the lever enables
great force TO lie exerted with ease In tightly
closing the bag with which II Is used.
This patent was obtained through VIM. r.
Gerhart, solicitor Of patents, Of this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01

CHICAGO. July !, $40 A. m.-Market opened:
Wheat--August. $50; Sept, g21<69gkc.
Corn-August, 47zc Sept, 47tZc.
Oats-Aug., &c Sept. 2e1S@9X.
Pork-AuR., $40 81 Sept, 80 50.
Lard-Aug., - ~; Sept, tSs5
Ribs-Aug., $3 so; Sept, SEQ
CLOSING.
1P.N-The strength shown at the opening In
wheat was diminished by the heavy selling of
the shorts and some OF the longs, who did n ot
want to change over. About four millions wheat
delivered. No corn or oats OF any moment de-
livercd.
wheat-July. ssc; Aug, SOx; Sept. sasIc
Oct, 1870.
Corn-July, 47,1c; Aug, 471<c; Sept. 471zc
Oct, 47c.
Oats-Juiy. size; Aug., 27c Sent, 26,<c.
rorkmynly, eio 30; Aug 80 SIX Sept. sio Az
Lard-,JJniy. % ea,l Aug. - IN Sept. % SEX
Oct. o. s7X.
.Ribs-jniy. S 20; Aug. y 50 Sept. p 90; Oct.
IS 67H.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
Live stock Prices.

Aao.-Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head; ship
steers, i,5Oeli $50 Ms. Is eOSlS % isUGi .S1 ns
e5 6oG6 20; 9509i. 30 hs.. 0 605 rs stockers and
feeders, t3 00fbt 50; cows, bulls and mixed, t220
lower at 5 75ft470.
Hogs-fieceipts. 5000 head shipments. 1000 !;
market steady and SC higher rough ana mixed,
g e594 l2H packing and shipping. - oo94 % !;
light, tGY{ 80 skips S3 00fp3 20.
bheep-Keceipts. 1900 head shipments, 500;
market dull natives. " %0Q53 90 Texans, % IO(p
20 Lambs, per head, slG3 So
EAST LIBERTy-Cattle active and in good de-
mand at slight advance best Is 50{Q6 fair TO
good, ~ 1905 Is common, ~ 25f34 so; receipts,
ts7 head shipments. 1910 head. Shipments TO
New York, none.
Hogs quiet and a shade lower Phiadelphias,
u 9OGl4 8; Workers. - 1894 25; receipts 600
head shipments, 5000 head; shipments TO New
York, yesterday, 2 carloads.
Sheep duh on common and shade lower than
last week; good grades unchanged; receipts,
900 head shipments, 1900 head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
Almost q serious Accident.

Monday evening about o'clock, David
Pleam, a hired boy Of Abram Croft, was COM
ing from Bareville ON mule carrying a
spreader. The mule took fright at it and ran
away, throwing the young man of, when
making the turn from the pike to the Horse
Shoe road. He was picked up by M. b.
Weidler and others, and carried to his home
near by. DIR. Weidler was sent for and ne
administered to his wants. No bones were
broken, and he may in a few days be able to
move about again. The boy has been rather
unfortunate OF late, as last week he was
kicked ON the arm by horse quite severely.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
suxrsn svrxlxs cor cEsr.
An Enjoyabls ExhIbition Of Musical Talent
the OperA House.

An Enjoyable Exhibition Of Musical Talent III /
the Opera House.
A large audience assembled at Fulton opera
house. last evening, the occasion being the |
summer evening concert OF tho boys and
girls high schools, under direction Of Prof
Carl Matx A hne musical programme had
been prepared and all acquitted themselves. :.
with great credit Nearly every selection
was encored. The amount realized, which
was quite handsome sum, will 60 toward
the betrayal of the expenses Of the trip OF the
high schools to Harrisburg on July0. Fol-
lowing Is the programme
PART !.
overture--Poct and ,.I Peasant t;.'......"suppe
Chorus-Ifero's serenade, Schmidt
solo-Comes Gallant iis Youth tFreischuizl
Miss Fiora. J. sener.
Chorus-'Tis Evening Brings MY Heart to Thee,
High Schools,
Solo-Prayer and Scene lrreichuta) ......W Weber.
Nine. NJ. Matx.
Chorus-The Wanderers Farewell, Folk Song
so0-1hy sensne M. John sm 4. wsrfei "''on
FART II.
Chorus-screnade from Don Pasquale, Donisetti.
High Schools
so'o-''"u''" Nine. III. Matx.
Chorus Song ,:.:...; ;.......... .Kucken.
so,o r,. so,,, High Schools.
so'o' 'e. Mr.. john q. wariei
Choruso 'nanta; r.; iii;sn sciooi norton
b. Spinning Maiden. ........ .Eichberg
solo-Then You'll RemsmbeT Me..........B Baife
Chorus-Comc Where Flowers are Flinging
A' '''''''iiiiiishii high schools. 'o
c Chorus-swIss Mountain Song. Folk-song
High Schools.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
The Result of Temporary Eclipse.

From the Altoona Times.
The New York Sun, which claims to shine
for all, Is evidently a good deal in the dark
itself, possibly the result of temporary
eclipse, with regard to the political standing
Of our esteemed and excellent contemporary
the Lancaster INTELLIoENCER, which 1t
quotes as Republican paper. So far from
this being true, 1t is fact patent to every
newspaper reader in this state, to say the
least, that the lNTELLIGENCER ID one OF the
most steadfast and best edited Democratic
dailies in or ont of Pennsylvania, and il Is
difficult to understand how 80 knowing a
journal as the New York Sun could have
fallen into the error of quoting il as Republi-
can authority.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
BURNED BIZ FxBEW0RKs.
Thrilling Accident to Little Girl ON Norti
Queen Street.

Thrilling Accident to . Little Girl ON North
Queen Street.
Katie, . six-year old daughter Of Amos s.
Ringwalt, met with Q painful accident Tues
day evening between and o'clock. She
was carrying clgar-box In which she had q
toy pistol and few paper caps that explode
by percussion. While she was running in
front OF Baer's book store the caps exploded,
having probably been struck by the pistol
which jolted from one end to the other In
sSs h.S,x hnrmed on 1ei ,ho o rs,
shoulder. Her eyebrows were singed and q
portion Of her hair was burned OIL. She ran
screaming towards her father who was near
by, and he succeeded in extinguishtng the
flames before any other damage was done.
DIR. Welchans dressed the little girls
wounds, and to-day she is resting comfort
ably, but her admiration for toy pistols and
percussion caps has disappeared. They are
dangerous nuisances, and often cause painful
accidents and sometimes loss of lie.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01

NEW YORK. July l.-Wall street. lSO D. m.-
Money easy at ~ per cent. Exchange steady
at u s604 &c. Governments firm. Currency
e's. sl27 bid; ~ Coup, slss% bid ATs DO,
Sil2ss bid.
The stock market opened weak and declined
in the irst half hour v to II per cent. under the
After the first call there was some buying OF he
Granger. said TO be for Chicago accounts. This
stiffened the tone OF the market and the decline
was fully recovered by midday. At the time of
writing the market IL heavy and unsettled on
selling of New York Central and Pacific Mall
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
Eroitsmen. Caused by q Squirrel.

A large grey squirrel, which no doubt es-
capped from private yard or pen, created a
great deal of excitement on East Orange
street. between Lime and Shipper yester-
large maple trees on the North side and as
soon as the boys discovered his whereabouts
they followed him with clubs, sling shots,
&c At one time there was quite a crowd on
hand and the people In the neighbOrhood
We're greatly annoyed by them. The squirrel
IL believed TO have escaped unhurt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
Omoers Elected.

Conestoga Circle No. ITO b. U. (H. F.) of
Pa, elected the following officers last even
ing:
G. W.AAndrew Book.
q. John p. Kleiss.
G. F.-Henry w. Stein.
II. s. K.-John A. Overdeer.
II. R-A. ii. Eshleman.
H. T.-W. Haverskamp
III. H-F. ii. Wilhelm
w. of D.-Harry Jones.
w. of N.--Geo. Chambers
Trustee--Henry w. Stein.
Rep TO Grand Circle which meets at
Easton In Augusta. II. Eshleman.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
Funeral Of sanders Mccullough.

Sanders Mccullough's funeral took place
ON Monday, the burial being at Chestnut
Levei cemetery An address was made at
the residence in Oxford by Rev. A. II. Cros-
biN and at the Chestnut Level Presbyterian
church by Rev. j. N. Galbreath and Revs J.
b Turner, i. c. Rutter and David Anderson
participated in the services The funeral was
largely attended.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
To-Morrow's Shooting xIatch.

The gentlemen who will participate In the
shooting match ut McGiann's park, to-mor-
row afternoon, will shoot at fifteen birds
each, instead OF ten a. was stated last evening.
Great interest IL manifested in the match.
and there will be large audience present IL
the weather Ia good.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
Taken 70 the Hospital.

The only inmate Of the station house last
night was Adam Wolf He was found wan
dering on the street DIR. Roland recon-
mended that the man be removed 10 the
county hospital, rs he is suffering from can
Ger of the face and presented a frightful APP
pearance. He was taken to that institution.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
Rscsipts Of Taxes.

The receipts OF the city treasurer's oflice
ON Tuesday were $4,000 and on Monday
es 200 making for those days the heaviest re-
ceipts for the same length OF time in the his
tory OF the city. To-day will also be heavy
day, as II Ii the last on which an abatement
can be secured ON the payment OF city tax.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01

\ HM b3Hky IucroNHod 04OO.
The West Chester State Normal school
board Of trustees have voted an increase Of
e40o TO Principal Phillips salary, thereby
making 1t e 900 per annum. The term re-
port shows an abundance OF 402 pupila, an
increase Of SO over the corresponding term Of
last year. A.l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
New York produce nrsrkss.

NEW YoRx. juno so:.-riour market DUH and
supernne. g ioqs % Common to Fancy Ex,
ira Ohio, ~ b6l 90; Good to Choice Extra
Western, etfp5 70 Minnesota, % 50D3 80
.wheat-No. Red, Winter, July, u %; Aug..
.Corn:--N6. > Mixed. June and July. ss,zc
.osis~Ho. Mixed. s7Ic for July s.ke for
Aug.
Rye dull Western, esXG7o1fc.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull Mess, ell 90.
Lard-e5 ". July; % 90, Aug; G@.
Molasses quiet 2ic for 80 test.
Turpentine steady at 351<c.
Rosin quiet at sl 261l 22K for strained to good
Petroleum nominal ; refined In cases, ga
i0Nc.
Butter dull Western Imitation Creamery
i2fel5c prime to choice Creameries, l6Q20c.
Cheese firm; choice Ohio fats, 6h0sc
Eggs steady Western. l9als,<c; State, ls0
13xc.
Sugar dull; Refined Cutloaf and Crushed
7hc; Con fectioners' a." 6sx6G ll.6c; Granu
ioted, 6ssQ6 ll-16
1aiiow steady; prime city. sos Sisc.
Frefghts nominal.
Kice steady and unchanged.
Coffee firm fair cargoes, s1<c.
Hay dull No. Timothy. aSc0ei o.,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01
Knights oe Pyth,a. Ofaosr..

knights Of Pythias Ofncers.
Teutonia lodge No. 165 Knights OF Pythias
elected the following officers last evenings
G. C.-Gustavus Schmidt
v. C.-Carl Shultk
Prelate-Henry H0nt.
NJ. Of A-Phil1p Kiause.
NJ. OF F.-Carl Bohn.
NJ. of Ell. II. Ostermayer
]. G.-Michael Mussleman.
o. G.-Thomas TituA
Trustee-W William Balk
Representative TO Grand Lodge--Adsm
Offender.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01

Indications are for very enjoyable excursion
to new ground beautifully improved. For the
accommodation OF parties down town. baskets
may be left at HubIeys drug store not later than
Ia m. The morning train leaves depot at 7:50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01

sale Of soskh Queen ssrsst Property.
Henry shnbsrt nnHtioneer, sold at public
eala Jnne 50, at George Wallis hotel, the
Properly belonging y The estate Of Q. HAM
|,;.,s siss;'s5 se91A eassa s'ssss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01

philadelphia Produce Mari

PBiLApRLPHrA. July l.-Fiour met with
limited demand from the home consumers at
former rates.
sales Of 1900 barrels, including Minnesota
bakers at N(D5; Penn'a family at etf1t - |;
Western do n 25<35 % Patents 1t S5<f5 76
Rye -four moves slowly at . 70 per barrel for
choice.
Feed was steady and in moderate supply.
Sales OF Western Winter Bran, At eh 6O0l6 %
per ton.
elc bid for Juno for July; S71zc for Aug. ;
u cox for Sept; tl OK ror Oct.
Corn-529zc, June BIC for July; $50 for
Aug. Sac for Sept. btl<c for Oct
Oats-37kc. BID for June; 377<c. for July
Ezc., Aug. s3kc, sept Sic for Oct,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-01

Fourth o. july q mc0fahhb Phrks
Grand horse and dog races IN the morning at
10 and afternoon nj 3 O'Clock. The greatest
novelty win be the dog racing. Also horse races
between the fastest trotters In the county.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-21
Notice.

horses taken on pasture 6. reasonable rates, at the California ranch, I5 miles from Tom ostone, Good feed, ws:c- aad shade. For particulars apply to ,. N Nsss, q. he shzkery on Alisn street.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-21

60 10 J. II. Tu;tlt's nursery for u'.' shrHes and plants of nil k,Gda. Mr. l"'"N is '!So rgen. for tue A.. ,aa Washing ' s.cr Nursery O. Sec:-i ss::s:, es.T s.:In . fremoA J z"