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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-01

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an entire Circn; IclH' o' 'nc courts oI
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rived from nth,r sn,,r,,' - 'i''' "o'
sentiment nm i""'Ic'i ii''hc pre-
pared and yulm'Hl"I h,. a. nr'H DC pre-
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recommend ,hr rny.,.,, -, -, A.,
a., has been DOM IN ,,yr,J n,,,n
thori2ina the Fnrr,nnn ~ ,L ,,'C! "u,
.lurv, or Foreman rrn t,n, l., ,I ',i,' ,T
ne" of the Foreman. To- administer thr
"niil t" all witnesses to be examined hv
lir Grand jury.
10" shall the time be cmpluy,i now
consumed III swearing witncSsr
recommend the restoration of thc
summary process jurisdiction ci the Cir
'hll Court with such modliicoiiuus ns
i"lom oiproccdlrc, a,, may be ,lcccss;,rv
'"'uni"m IT To thr sNstrm Of practice
row prevailing. Tie Crcuu JUDGE
should he authorized to take mn thc
'i'mmaN process calendar during tLr
i'nG "I the Count OF Sessions. Thus.
IA 4 TIM ,N,,
'ihihati"n OF bills, the Court be cm-
pi"N'd IN hearing and deciding eases on
me summary process docket. The costs
IN such cases should be reduced. In
stead OF GOO, equivalent to .SSj.7l, as
I prescribed IN the Net Of i7GS, tho Cir
cNlt Judge should he Authorized to hear
ana or'"rmrc without jury, unless
"'hAlitrd ny c,thcr p;'ty, under certain
''"i i"clnnS to be I roic!hcd, all civil
au,'li'S Ill law involving not more than
i"" hmdrcd dollar, mclplin@ appeals
'n r'Ntl actions from Trial Justice
!onltS. Thus, by the time Of the nd.
l"Wrnmunt ot the Court of S, sions, Il
IAr&c proportion OF the civil business
VII! nave been transacted.
fhiihcht authority IN the State urgent
~ ahNlNc tllHt IN tins class Of causes no
~. y - '"''. ~ '''i'N''l 10 tll' 'DulJitlnc
'o"I'; lor tins practice we shonla have
Ptcc'd 'drnt IN the United States Courts
"H'Gh mo- appeal To the Smrcm"
'oWt 'r allowed unless involving L
''"aii'lionai lu Htlon-iu cases iuvuly-
iA% lc'r man live tnoEand dollars. This
WoWd greatly r,iuye the pressure upon
,il.N 'p:,mo tudrt, and would spare to
lN!S"h'a l"rh uclHN and cNp>n G. This
question submit tor your c"ANtcratlon,
IHc iCo WIl should bc revised and
""1rndrd especially SO rs 10 limit the
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
HORRIBLE DEATH.
a Man Killed ny Touching an
EIectric Wire.
ESPECIAL TO TuE ArPRAL.l


LITTLE Rock, ARg., Ju'y About
three weeks ego n painter name Joe
Reid took hold Of piece If eltc fic
wire, at he corner If EeveGth and
Man ttree's, and tho tattery being
"on," Reid was unable TO di5connect
h'msef He instantly @ abbed the
wire with the 9th haBd, when both
be,aned glued" 10 TIE current, and
n his frantic tflotJ to extrica'e
himself the unfortunate nan fell, pull
ing coil OF wr4 With him, He yelled
irautically, ami wac released o1ly by
the cutting OF the wire with an ak,
bnt not unit R3'd had received hor-
title burn across his breast that sur
passed description, while bath hands
were stripped slmosi tirely OF fash.
AT 8 o'co.k this ffterhC on the
sufferer died, but the sutf rig which
be u derW ent il the i,t5lim is be-
VOID &c. ic,rg, DIS Thompso1,
DID ell aad Jel,uiEg att'rded the pa
tent, ard on Sa urdag amgutdted Ine
right hand above he wrist, also tax
ing OF the middle finger OF the l.
hand bat yeste' day symptoms of lock-
jaw elinced themselves, Gu. minaling,
ss above stated, this aft rnoon. Reid
begg d his attendants mcss piGfully
to Eil him before he died, saying he
was unable 10 bear his ter ure. The
doctors pronounce it the most remark.
able acc dent en- iecord. Tney also say
their inability 70 relieve the patient
was remarkable. He leav " wife and
two little children in Amos dtst, lutte
tiroums tauces. His wife entered suit
agsin,t tie Electric Light Company
ye terday for $4,000 damaye, stipu-
latiug that in the event Of her hus.
bands ceath this would be increased
10 S25 600.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Man and HislWife Killed I'm IL en-
per COu0tY, Mas.

New ORLEANS, La, July IA spe.
cal the Times Democrat from Me.
dan, Misc, says: A terrible tragedy
occurred five miles south Of Scooba,
Kemper county, Miss, YESTERDAY. The
families Of George M. Gul e aud
Ba tow lived in the same house. The
men we've pa'tneis in farming, and,
while rrsitg ut moon, Cru lett fell
aslt ep. An alteration occur ed be-.
tS cen Br'ow and his wife and Mrs.
Gul,e,t which aroused Outlet. He
went into the room and ask ed wbas
the matter vaw Rasow be, an turtiug
him, s,ying that he had wanted to
bill him for some time, and would do
it right then, selling gun at the same
time. Gullett splang to a burrau
d aver for a p 8 oil anu shot Barlow in
the necs while he was in the act of
firing, BartJw DIR p ed the gun and
ran t. r fence. Gu let picked up the
gun and sHot him dead. u'ning, he
discovered Bauow's wife in the at OF
hi ling h g W fe with en- axe, where
upon he fred the re m aiming charge al
Ms. Barlow, hi ling her instantly.
Gul EFT surrendered 10 the au horities.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
THE LiKE SHORE STRIKE.
Business ResuniDg it's Normal Con-
dittOn.

CHICAGO, Ill, July 1.-Business in
the Lake Shore yards at Fcrry-third
st eet seemed Besrar its normal condi-
ton this morning than it hes been
siuce the strike Was in uguIated.
There was absolutely no exc tsmeDt in
the vicinity of the rCuudnouse. En-
gices pulled out of the roundhoufe
and went to their work in the various
yards, each with is detail OF special
poles. At about $50 o'c'ock an en-
CINE was brought out aud the men
were called into active g. rvice once
more, and were l)aded on until no
more could find a foothold on the
locomotive, which was then started
for the ocS yards. Several cas- We
loaded for C rs gnment over the Lace
Shore rosd yes erdey afternoon, and it
wac to take thes, cut that The engine
was sant to the yards. The s'rikers
still keep clearof he vicinity, under
the triple infaence brought to tear on
them by fear If ara t, The iCflu-
Ell CO of their lea6er, aud the pres sci &c
of the deputy she'ilfs who sre srmf d
with injunction VT Is The injunction
wits, next 10 the r fla, are the wea-
pons mo dreaded by the strlk' rs, and
they a'e clreidl 10 sffoid the deputies
no opportunity OF g. rviog them. At
about 8 80 O'Clock the sto OK yards en-.
CINE returned from the yards with the
cars and q large number of ,hs Pinkel-
ton men, no tronbe having been en-
countered. CAPT Foley, in charge of
the Pinksr on men, said this morning
that his orders to Ihem wtre to fire
into the pscking-hous9 windows if
these wer1 III spu CO of the showers
of stones as yeeter Law.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
SENATOR PUGA'S DAUGHTER
Rescued From Her Rrute of n Hus-
bahd-Her Sad Fxl erience.
TsPRoIAL TO THE APPEAL

OMAHA, NEB,, Ju y l. Two years
ago Nellie, daughter of Sc; ator Puga,
of Alabama Yves married 10 Albert
Elli,u, wi o prov, d to be wor h esq
fe low ard tIrlnnicsl brute. The
couple came to Omaha and reside d
here some months, and then went to
Council Bluffs, Ia. ,Du il & all of the
time they nveu III 0maha and Conn
ell p nffs ! ha wife was tire ted brutal v
ard well nigh starved to death.
H,r husband, by force and MI e.
m Mt, pre- eotsd her from -mmuni-
eating with her father A few days
aga the wife sc IDENTIFY obtained an
audience with the Hon. Geo. Wright,
OF Council Bluff ITO WI om he told ner
story and applied for AT istsnce Mr..
WRIGHT a. ice tel. graphed t. Senator
Pugh, who a this tine ad been una
bleto find any clew lothe whereat outs
of bis daughter. The result was t. at
on yeserdav young Pugh, the wife's
brother, sIrv d il Council B uffs and
oht, ined admittanCe 10 the house of
his sst with drawn revolver. He
advanced upon the husband who
escaped through the back door ard
came to Omaha. Young Pugh left for
Alabama. accompan ed by his sister
and her little girl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02

deal of their cotton it is presumed
they, too, viii contributes. The di.
rectors are responsible, repu able col
ored men, tie value Of whr Sc aggrs-
gated assessment is not less tban
Sl50,00O
Charles Day, en- Italian, was ar
rested late last night charged with an
att mpr TO do violence TO Nary Cum.
mines, a sevsr year cd girl. The
Sheriff end several assistants found it
d flicu't to restrain large mob fiom
tea ing summarily with Day. Wiser
counsel prevailed, and the prisoner is
now in close custody 70 await an ex-
animation.
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wrecked Dy a switehmnn's BIunder.

Port JEkvIs, N. Y, July 1.-The
S.. Louis express on the Etc road,
whenla mile east of the Susqu ebauna
at 8 80 O'Clock this motDiQg, drawn
by two engines, was derailed by a
m e. laced switch willis ,udnlDg
twenty five miles an hour. B tn en-
gines were thrown of with the bag.
gaze car, Express Tar and end OF
smoker TIE second engine tele-
scoped into the fir t, wreckinS both
badly. Engineer r SO and Fireman
Higgins were badly bHraed but not
dangerou ly. No ras;eagars were
hurt. The accident WIS caused by the
blundsr OF the sw tchm IN, A. Bldly,
who had the switch turned wrong
The Passengers vera delayed two
hams.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
BIkMING,4 M, ALA.
increase I'm the Rates of Wag es-
Probable Murder.
ESPECIAL TO THE AppEAL.L


BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July Con
tractors On the Kansss City railroad
have made the price of labor 81 25,
and the necessity of coming to the
same f2ui es is the unpleasant conss-
quence for the men who ara building
the Georgia Pacific extension. They
have been paying IL. Men ere in de.
maud, even al tIe advanced price
Tom Jeffries WIS biou, hit down yes
terday for shooting Charles Du r,
eleh cen miles IVES; of here, yes er.
day, both icing white men AVID labor
ers on the GsorV Pa ific railroad ex
tension. The arco nts that fol ow
the prisoner make out bad csse
against him 1t seems that he and
Dur bad qua rel Sunday morning,
aud Il a. Dur; prop7sed 10 root or
cut it on but that Jlffries o, jacted.
That niVi al supaer, Dur bel & un.
armed, Jeffrie', without intima on OF
hottie disposition, pulled p,s Of a. d
Fl ed at b m five times. Thee of the
shots took ,ffrct, and Ours condi-
ton at last acc Jun was critical,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
PINE BLUFF, AK.
The G6f0reii State Fnir--A Candi-
date for LyN ch Law.
IcORREspoNDESoE OF THr APPEAL

PINE BLUFF, ARK, June 30.-The
Colored State Fair TO be- held here
next fall PROMISE splendid results for
The coloIed people, aud will stimu ate
them TO sgricu turaI enterprises and
lead them away from politics In
deed, tie founders OF the Fair Asso-
cistion, who are the mos' cultured of
their race IN Arkansas, tay that IT'S oh
iects are to iufu3e something more
NOZZLE and elevated THAI the poison cf
politics. Already Pine Bluff mer-
chan and husIne men have con.
tribute t270O in encouragement OF
- 1e. Little R * u doing
s'-&p W ~ nro.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02

by % rer cent Of ine' sN-->of Cal
net r tiic rs, ar 'enaGt yessed
the Senate in its advocacy. "
Senator All son ca led up the House
joint resolution, extending Hppropria-
lions for ten d VS..
After debats the resolution was
amended by extending ,hA time to
fifteen dsys, and was then messed.
The Senate then Je'umed the con-
slderstion Of the legislative approp-
ration bill.
After another long debate the bill
was reported bl,k to the Seua e, and
all The amendments on which separate
woes wers MT demanded We e agreed
to in bulk.
The reserved amendments ere to be
voted On tom rroW under tbs Eve
minute dehe'e rule.
Adjourned,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Opening OF the democratic Head
Guarters-The GnbernatOriRI
Candidates. 4
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL. |

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 1.-Chair-
man J. A. Triusdaie of the Demo
critic Executive Committee, opened
the Dem cratic headqu riers for the
site Supreme Jud CT 4 campaign ct
rooms 6 ard 7, Msxgell House, today.
No address, pas Issued. Chairman
Trousdale is confident that tn. whole
Judicial ticket is safe.
Col Boo Looney, candidate for Gov
ernor, is in the city. He hiss b en-
making a tour of several counties iu
Middle Tennessee, and is much gu.
outraged Dbrell Is maniie5tiy losing
ground Taylor aud Loopey are mani-
fast,y gain ng 10 this sectiou.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02

ST. LOUIS, No, July 1.-Fire ht4ke
ont early this m rnjfg in a coal yA,d
AT the corner OF Market street and
Manchester road, and quickly COM
mnnicatsd to the adjoining flame
buildings, which covered fbont sn
acre Of ground The ground floors Of
the buildings were occupied by ba-
kerios, Rracsries, etc, and tbs upper
floors were used as dwelling rooms
Although ths ERE spread rapidly, end
consumed six buildings before the
Fire Department had It uuder control,
no lives we're lost. There were, how
ever, several narrow escaues. The
loss amounts 10 ehont $4,000; in
surance, one-half OF that amount.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
DINIDRND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF !
MEMPHIS City FIsR AND GENERAL ms, Co.
Office. 10 Madison Street.
MEMPHIS, TENN, July :, 1886.
A 7 o meeting Of tho Board OF Directors,
"a held this day, Cash Dividend Of Ftvr
Per 4 ent. on the capitai stock OF the COM
peny was declared, pay BILE on demand.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
NAPOLEON HILL, Pr sident.
Attest: HENRY j. LYNN Cashier.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
brighton Reach Races.

BRIoHToN BEACH, N. Y, July L.
The winners To-Day ware Vout her,
Long Slipper, Al Reed, Btrnun, Harry
Mann and Bjae Dly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
A YouthraI Embeznicr.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 1.-Sergt. Bree
aud Officer Wall last night arrested
Harry Richardson, Of Anna, ILL.,,
charged with embt zzlement, on a tele'
gram from the Marshal of that town
r chsrdson il only IS years of age
TIE charge against lin is that last
Monday ne d9camped from AIMS q, tax
ing with him large sum OF none y
belonging to the Willsrd Bank. He
was emplI bed as a clerk in the bank
and belo-, rdsp q most respectable
family. i th. liver, railroad iicket
md S2So"t,ser found on his person
He refused 70 say ANYTHING about the
charges made against MIN, and will bt
held for the Illinois authorities.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
4th July Excursion
HOT SPRINGS. ARK.
Via Memphis and Little Rock RR.,
July Sd and 4th JuIy-One Fare,
80.41 Round Trip.

Lv. Memphis, NJ 4 l.. r 1855 I'M, 4 20
pm Ar A Vi tie Rock NJ Nh. y IL 4 r.. I2'Sss
o. ! ;65 p m 1915 an. Al, Malvern, /
N. 4 So, 2;47 p. m, 2:2s a m. ~. Malvern,
u. $. II. R., $500 PM, 4:t1'e.rn. Ar. Hot
Springs, IL. g, X. r., .4i2O p:EfS 4:l0 a m.
,hn pay pay ssn; nlGS meTPhlsIG o no. sPrinss
of these .wenderfu SDrinkshavo become cole
brated throuE bout the. world, and every one
should avail themselves Of this opportunity
Of visiting the greatest tprings on earth.
Ticket Offices, and will BIO limited good for
return passage until and on July 18th.
S. l.. finley, Ticket AR't, X. II. TALLEY,
Ticket hg't, b. HuGHEs, Tkt. Ag't. Memphis.
J. . FRANKLIN, Pass'r AIT, Memphis.
LiiIln Hnnk. Ark
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
Memphis, Birmingham Ra'l Atlau.
tic R~iltOad.
GryERAL PlssESern DEPor

dlNhhAA g InHhNN"h i.hFNiI
Memrhis, Ten o, june ~, l5Si.
gg- On the 4 IA 81 J'ly, tSNO, the NJ, Il.
and A. k. X. will sell ROUND 1RlP TICK
ErS 10 all points on its LINE nc HALE OF
the REGU LAR FARE. These tick. Is III
be on sold luly Be-, Ath ana 9th, good
20 return until The Ssh init
BEN WILSON g p, A.
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X R {: NJ {: RS
DISSOLUTION.

VNHE firm Of ORGILL BR0THERS h co.
surviving partners, EDMUND 0RGILL and
JOHN T WlLLIN5, have associated with
them FREDERICK 0RGILL, who will CON
tinue the bu.ines under the old firm name
OF uRGILb BROTHERS Il co.
Memphis, Tenn, June 80, 1856.
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NOTICE.

JN0. @ DAVIDSON and G. II. DENIS0N
have an interest in the profits of our bust
ness from this date, July /, 1895,
0hGiLL Bk0ruERS x co.
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COpartOership Notice.

MY son, s. q. HRXrER, has been ad-
lNl mitted as partner in my business on
this date. Tho firm will no known under
the style OF \. bexter d Son
July l, 1886. A. HEXTER.
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HAVE used ToDgaline in an obstinate
case of neuralgia with succ IS, where
quinine, gelseminum and sconite had
fai ed 10 relieve.
G. H.B. GLE, MD, Venaugo, Kas.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02

nEGOOaAIs 10 THB EkUNI-TO L,
L. persons seeking Government Em-
ployment In any Of tho dspartments as
Washington, or any othor. potitionG undsI
Ms 70 how TO proceed 10 obtain tho same,
Nd BlAmb RoRGsR. Of Application on
Nut fna ~ Address 8GsEsE
PoE gts, CAtenBq
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
FIETH RACE.

Mile and a quarter. Pure Rye (l0s),
Wi hers; L ms (1l7), I. Kiley; May
Lady (l00), lexington.
Betting.-Msy Lady, $50; Leman,
500; Pure Rye, SIS
Pure Rye led for three-quar'ers of a
mile, Leman second. On the lower
turn Pure Rye quit. Leman led from
that roint 80 the eighth pole, whera
May Lady came with rush and won
handily by enc length; Leman sec
ond, Pdrs Re a lad third. Time.
1904. Mu u ia paid 50 go.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-31

The following telegram from Peoria ILL.,,
relates to Mr. Hoke who is well known in
this city and was graduated from Franklin
and Marshall college in 1859. lie was very
popular in social circles here and married a
young lady from Lancaster frequently
visiting old frie=ds in this section with his
wife. MIR. Hoke Is originally from Adams
county.
]. Finley Hoke, formerly book keeper in
the Merchants National bank, OF this city,
has gone to Canada, and has given a lawyer
here power OF attorney 10 sell all his property.
His fine residence has already been sold
The bank officers say that his accounts are
all right, and no cause for his flight has vet
been discovered. Hoke was until recently
interested in nearly dozen mercantile and
manufacturing enterprises here, and in add-
ton speculated on change. The latter ac-
lion caused the bank To dismiss him recently.
lie then sold most OF his personal property,
paid all his debts, so ia. as is known, amount
ing 10 about $1,000, and left IL is thought
that the loss OF his position in tho bank has
deranged his mind.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-31
DEATH or HENRY L., UHLER.
A Merchant Formerly Well Known and Dol
Business In Lancaster County.

A Merchant Formerly WelI-Known and Doing
Business In Lancaster County.
News has been received by his relatives
here of the recent death at his home In Jack
son county, Ind, of Mr.. Henry l.. Uhler,
brother OF Mrs. Geo w. Hensel, of Quarry
VILE, this county. Mr.. Uhler was about 80
years of age. He was son OF the late Levi
Uhler, deceased, OF Mannheim, and was him
self native OF Lebanon county. When
young man he removed with his father to
Mannheim and thence went to Quarryville,
as an assistant in the store of his brother-in-
law, Mr.. Hensel. About the opening of the
war he engaged in business in Columbia
with the late Gen. Thomas Welsh, and for
period they transacted a trade in groceries
and canal boating supplies. The partnership
was dissolved by Gen. Welsh's enlistment
in the Union service, and Mr.. Uhler returned
to Quarryville and for three years was in
partnership with Mr.. HeDsel in the business
Of general merchandise; he subsequently
was engaged for several years in the same
business in the village OF White Horse, Sails
bury township. From there he removed to
the West and with his brother and in an
individual enterprise did business in Shiloh.
Later he sold his interests there, bought a
farm about IA miles from Seymour, Ind, the
seat OF jackson county, and has lately been
operatingit Hewas married to Miss Caroline
Barr, OF Hawksville, this county, and his
widow and several childrea survive him.
Mr.. Uhler had wide circle of acquaintances
in Lancaster county who remember him as a
genial, upright and intelligent man.
Death of Mrs. Frank Dommet.
Mrs Amelia Dommet, wife OF Frank Dom
met, baker at the corner of German and
South Queen streets, died at 2 o'clock Sum
day morning, after weeks illness. She was
daughter of Henry Draude, OF South Prince
street Her husband aud two children sur
viye. The funeral occurs Wednesday morn
Ing at 81 o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-31
Some delightful Summer Tours.

Messrs. Raymond & whitcomb announce three
very attractive summer excursions, chiefly In
the month of July. one includes a tour of
Canada and the famed saguenay River, and
another OF the White Mountains. third in.
cIudcs, I'm addition TO the White Mountains,
Saratoga and the Adirondack Mountains. The
latter occupies twenty days, and the two former
eleven days each. In addition to these three
tours an excursion party OF limited numbers Is
to be organized for Il tour of the Yellowstone
National Park. This party will leave Philadel
phia Thursday. August 9th, and return satur.
day. September 4th. Circulars giving full de-
tails of the several trips can be obtained OF II
+. Shields, agent of the Raymond WhitcOmb
Excursions, Ill South Ninth street, under the
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia. ltd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-31

CHICAGO May gn-The Dropors' journal reports;
Cattle-Rocoipts, Loo head, shipments, none
market slow but steady shipping steers. g0
To- l,so ms, ~ losiA eos stockers and FEEDER,
o. tntlt 50; COWS, bulls and mixed, si SOspl %
bulk, 81 6tSpS %; through Texans, 81 WslsS -.
Hrgs-Rcccpts, 220N head shipments, b,Oo
head market fairly active; fiye and ten cents
lower rough and mixed 95ssli on packing
aud shipping, o. N1ilH; light, S.5OxtIl0; skips
f,.NNpiN
shccp-Rccoipts, 40 head; shipments, none ;
market slow aud weak shade lower; natives,
sa6pi Is Texas, f2nS lambs p head, s!IS ~.
EAsr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., as head
shipments, last; market-nothing doing all
through cousignmCnts.
Hogs-rcceipts, 5,sp head shipments, 2,top ;
market hrm Philadelphtas, " iNGi ~ ofk'
ers. "a 1904 IS shipments TO New York, II car
loads.
sheop-receipts. 2,cn head; shipments, l,oco
market fltm at Fridays prices,