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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-08-19
FOREST CITY STEAMBOAT co
Custom House Whaef)
On and After JuiY rs. ISSG,

On and After July as, 1855,
steamers Forest CITY. Express, Minnehaha and
Mary w. Libby will run on the following times.
Forest City Tickets taken on any of the above
steamers. Amusement coupons taken at RINK, "a
vilion, Roller Coaster or Elevated Rallroad
WEEK DAY TRIPS.
Leave Portland for Peaks 5.45, 6.45, 800, 800,
1000, 1000, Ills, 1915, lao, 215, 800,
400, 4.45, *5.15, 6.1o, 73o, 8,00*900, $50;
Leave Portland for Little and Great Diamond, Ev-
ergreen and Trefethen's $40, $50, 900, 1880,
1915, 200, *3.15,- 4,3o, 610, 7.3o, $50
Leave Portland for Long Island 7.45, 1890, 2.15,
Leave cave Peaks 10, 715 49, 80 $50, 1880 al 90,
Il.40, Ito, 2.1o, $50 4.15, AZ, 5.15, 1915,
1e ave- sHe Diamond SSO 4o
los ToS. 40. ss.55. BIO, $50, las, 5000
Leave Great Diamond 6.15, 7,25, 8 ID 9,2o, 11.35,
100, 2.2O, 1886, 45o, $40, $50 *1o 81 o.
I255, $50, *345, 500, $40, 500.
Leave Irefethen's go 20, $40 9.25 81 11.So'
Leave Long Island 7.55, 11.l5, BID, $50
SUNDAY TRIPS.
Leave Portland 7.3O, 91o, 1000, Ills, 1915
1.45, 2.45, 800, 400, 4.45, *51 Go, 7.30.
Leave Portland for Great and Little DIAMOND, En-
ergreen and TrefethenS Landings 1.5O, 9OO,
1880. 1915, 200. 1915, 4.3o, *6.1O, 7.30,
Leave Portland for Long Island 1890, Q 10 5.45.
Leaye Peaks ss9 9S9 i9So lao go $50
Little Diamond $40, $40, II 40 .O5, 24O, 800
5.1O, $50, $40. 90
1886, 4.50, $780, 7.50.
Leave Evergreen 800. $50, 11.25, 1885, 2.3o
*3.45. 500, $40, 800.
Leave Trefethen's 755, 9.25, 11.3o, 1880, 225
*3.40, 4.55, 6.35, 7.55.
Leave Long Island Ills, 3.15, $50.
The 2.15 trip will be a sailing trip to Long Is
land, touching Peaks both ways.
son stormy and foggy weather starred ~ trips
will not be run.
FARES.
Single tickets with admission. .............. &c
Children, tickets with admission. ........... 10
Twelve rides without admission. -. 1890. loo
sixty rides without admission. ............. 800
Long Island and return. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
iy26dti BIZ. WILLARD, Manager.
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HON. R. G. HoRR, Of Michigan, WIN speak as

follows:
Biddeford, Saturday evening" August %.
Portland, Monday evening, August 80.
Bath, Tuesday evening, August 81.
Gardiner, Wednesday evening, Sept. /.
Bucksport, Friday evening, Sept. 8.
Ellsworth, Saturday evening, Sept. A.
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will run as follows: Sundays exceptedl
Leave Burnham's Wharf at 8, q, o. 1O.15 a. M,
12.2O, 215, $50, 8 and 6.15, p. m.
Leave Casco Wharf, Diamond Island at $50,
745, $50, 10.4o a. m. 1.30, 2.45, 4.30, 5.45, and
6.45, p. m.
The 1O.15 and $50 trips will be made around
the Island touching at Diamond Cove at II a. m:
and 4O5 p. m. and at Farm Landing at 11.16
a. m. and $50 pm.
Arrangements for evening sailing parties can be
made with the Captain on board. 1el9dtf
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SUNDAYS.
For Long Island, 9, 10, 1890 a. M, 1, 2, $50 p

IN. -.
For Harpswell and intermediate landings at
1000 a. M, 200 p. m. Return leave Harpswel
for Portland and intermediate landings at 11.3O,
a. M. 43O D. m. Round trip tickets, Sundays, 10
Harpswel So cents. other landings 20 cents.
ie30dtf GEO +. WEST, Manager
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IUII, INOIICI OOt1oUNK Ut 11H7 49, y
WEEK DAE TRIPS.

Steamers Forest City, Express, Mnnehaha and
Mary w. Libby will run on the following times
Forest CITY Tickets taken on any of the above
steamers Amusement coupons taken at Rink, Pa
vilion, Roller Coaster or Elevated Railroad
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HON. EUGENE HALE will speak as follows

Bangor, Tuesday, August "a.
Dover, Wednesday, August rs.
Pittsfeld, Thursday, August &c.
Winterport Friday, August 27.
Orono, Saturday, August 2S.
North Vassalboro, Monday, August 30.
Richmond, Tuesday, August 81.
Mechanic Falls, "Wednesday. September 1.
Bridgton, Thursday, September 2.
Saco, Friday, Sept mber 3.
Freeport, Saturday, September 4.
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Springfield Union.

OVER BURDENED MONUMENT BUILDEl
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HON. SOLON CHASE will speak as follows:
Hollis Centre, Monday, August 20.
Shapleigh Corner, Tuesday, August "a
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SUNDAY TRIPS.
FOR DIAMOND ISLAND AND DIAMOND COVE.
TIE STEAMER 1915

On and after Monday, June Hath, a
until further notice,
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will be in force as follows; Portland to Lake Ma
ranacook and return 81 90; Lewiston roc; Olu-
town Al 80: Bangor 81 90; Waterville Zoe.
Return trains will leave the Lake at $50, or al
ter close of the entertainment, aug1Sotu
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EDUCATIONAL.

Send for circular, or apply to JULIUS EICH-
BERG, 154 fremont street, Boston. jy29eod6w
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A. Q. n.
Division No. 4, of Bangor, Ancient
Order of HibernianS,
LAKE MARANACOOk
ON
TUESDAY, AUGUST "a, 1886.
$IOO-IN PREZES-SIOO

The list of sports will consist of Rifle ShotCham
pionship of State of Maine, One Hundred Yards
Dash, One Mile Run, Fat Mems Race, Potato
Race, Jumping, Throwing Hammer, Putting Stone
and Amateur One Hundred Yards Dash. Prizes
amounting to 500 will be awarded. -,
Bangor Band will be in attendance ana VIII
furnish music for dancing.
Trains Special trains will leave Portland az
500 and $50 a. M for the Lake; Congress street
Station S.O7 and 8.3S; Woodfords ST. anu o'+zi
Bangor $50; Oldtown 6.e4; Watervhle 9.lo.
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HOW ~ THIS, Ms. JOaSsoxs
Capt McMellen says You and HOur nidavi
DO Not Tell the Truth.


DO Not Tell tho Truth.
Capt Elias McMellen, having read J. w.
Johnson's card published In the Phiisdel-
phia Times wherein Mr.. johnson states re-
garding the forged naturalization paper Is
sued to Fortunatus ]. Frey, al now have
and for many years have had the written
sworn evidence in my possession
which will satisfy any court and
jury in Christendom that the ut
terer of the bogus paper did not obtain it
from me, as he testified he did, but that he
obtained IL from Cam Mihlenberg,the maker
of It," became indignant, and to various Fer-
sons to-day reiterated the truth of his
testimony given on the trial OF John
son, that he (Johnson) and not
Muhlonberg handed the forged paper
soldiers monument on Centre Square, and
Capt McMeilen solemnly declares that at the
time he received the paper..he had no idea it
was fraudulent He received 1t as he received
hundreds Of other papers on other subjects
from MI. johnson, both OF whom wereengaged
In campaign work for the Republican party.
Capt McMellen says further that II any
pefson has gwen to Mr.. johnson a sworn
Statement that the forged naturalization
paper was not handed to him by j. w.
johnson said sworn statement is q lie.
1t Is understood that the sworn state ment
6huffer, and that Capt McMellen called
upon him to-day in company with
: friend and asked him II he had
made such . statement Mayor Stauf-
ter's memory seemed to be a little
at fault about the matter, but he finally said
made some Kind Of statement intended TO
exonerate him from the crime charged against
him, but the wording of the statement he
could not recall.
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nARkET6.
New Yors Produce Mari et,

new horG Produce Market
NEW i oRK, Sept 7.-flour market nrm but
dull Fine, " O042 IS superfne G SJas 90;
Common TO GOOD Extra Western, o. 70fDa 10 ,
Good TO Choice Extra Western, s3 9ya4 10 /,
City MIL Extras u 6OSt4 IS for Vest Indies :
Minn. Extra. s2 COOS co; Extra No. . s2 Gisss -
Good to Fancy Extra State, s3 3O6p3 I y; Cont. on
to Fair Extra Ohio ~ 1908 10
Wheat-No Red state on spot, g2Gajc No. l
White. state, ssGssc No. No. Red, winter.
Corn-No. 2Mixed. cash. 5lci Sept 5lei Oct,
3sts-No. White State. spot. 4Sa1iio No. :, do
CSC.
Rye dull.
harley nominal.
Pork dull New Mess. sll 2sQil So
=. Lard-sept, " so Oct, El5,
Aolssses dull; l7kc. for 90 test boiling
stock forto kico 3DQ3Se
xurpentfne Gull AT 8l<fc35c
nOsin quiet; strained to GOOD gsck2i lDl<
areixnts duli grain To Glasgow 2f.c
Butter Market quiet; New wes,arp
Cheese dull State. .s,<@stzc Western. s.<asa<o
Eggs duh; State, i5s.0io<c; western, ts,..Ss
sugsI.markst dnll Refined cutioai. ss.c !;
Tallow steady; prime city, 4asc.
Petroleum dull refined IN cases. s,<c.
Conee dull fair cargoes at l0kc.
Nce duil Carolina and LoutsianA, commun
70 fair, s<oAc Ransoon, S40skc.
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DH1 mo

PAxsoS.-In New Holland, September, 5, lsS6,
Maize K E., wife of James L. s. PaN-On.
Funeral on Wednesday at 1870 a. N. Friends
invited. s6-2td
HARTMAS.-ln this city, on the 9Th inst. Ralph
Bacon, son of John l. and Elizabeth NJ. Hart
man, aged months and days.
lnterment at Lancaster cemetery on wednes.
day afternoon, Sth inst. ati O'Clock. Funeral
private. 2tds
sHIRK.-On the 7th inst, at The residence of her
soninlaw, John Baker, Lancaster, susanna
shirk, late relict OF Joseph shirz, aged IS years
10 months ana Is days,
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at
springville, near Ephrata, on Thursday, Sep
tember 9Th, at 10 o'clock. ss-2td
KEYroS--ln Columbia, on the 9Th inst, Edward
Keyton, aged AZ years, months and q days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, from
the residence OF his fatherin law, Henry Nagle,
No. All North Prince street, Lancaster. Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock. Interment at Ian.
caster cemetery s72td.
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Live stock Markets.

CHICAGO, Sept. a-rhe Drocers Journal reports /;
Cattle-Receipts, Son head shipments, "a"
head; market strnug:fur disabled natives
shipping steers, $50 TO 1880 Hs, s. 25G
~; stockers and feeders at o. uod3 30 cows,
bulls and mixed at 81 j0tlS y f; bulk at g. ~
a. 50: through Texas cattle, steady cows,
81 O1s12 " Western rangers, steady natives
and half-breeds at s3 CN9j IS; wintered Tex.
ans, e. T5slS 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 1850 head; shipments,
25)0 head market strong and steady rough
and mixed, s. a0It IS: packing and shippin <,
a. 1SslS 10; light, IS ISsF4 70; skfps, e. Sti5 IS
sheep-Recefpts, 800 head shipments, joo
market slow and steady; natives, a. CO63 H
western, - sOf2S 90 Texans, 81 ISl3 IS lambs
81 Oo<sSoo.
EAsT LIBvRry-Cattle-recei 1871 head
shipments, 6a6 head; active and luGl5C hiEh her
shipments to New York. - carloads.
HOgs-receipr- $50 mead shipments. &aS
head market firm philaielphias at o. luG5 =
iorkers, 81 sofpi 20 grasserS, e. 5CGtl IS; ship
ments 10 New York to-day, II carloads.
sheep-receipts, 46O head; shipments, S6N
head market Il rm ut last week : closing price:
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PULITIC1L.
THE STATE TICKET.

Governor,
CHAUNCEY r. BLACK, OF York.
Lieutenant Governor
L. BRUCE RICKETTs, OF Luzerne.
Il uditor General:
WILLIAM. BREMEN, of Allegheny.
Secretary Of Internd! Agdtrs.
j. SIMPSON AFRICA, OF Huntington.
COn1resSrndH-ai Large;
MAAWELL srEYENsOy OF Philadelphia.
County Ticket.
For Congress.-COL. EDW. McGOyERS.
State Senator (XlV) -. w. HULL
Assembly (2d)-DR. ii. NJ. BLACK.
DIR. A. ). MILLER
(3d)-EDW. PAINTER.
GEO. W. WALTON
IL. N. MOHLER.
District AnOrHeU-JSo 4. MALONE
Poor DirectOrS-JAC. SHEATH.
X. }. BARNES.
Prison Inspectors GEO. POSTZ.
J.V. WISE.
County SurUeyOr-F. Il. WHITE
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FfOtu tho ChicHK0 TffUuhe.
"My dear" said . young Chicago
wife 70 her husband aner they
had returned from the wedding
tour and settled down to housekeep-
ing, sin looking over this box OF books find
your fathers old family Bible, and here is an
entry under the head OF Births which says
ALBERT W., born May 3, lsi0' Didn't you tell
me ycu were 81 years old 2' "Ah," replied Al
bert pleasantly, sthat's a copy Of the old vef-
sion. It's full of mistakes In my office down
town have family Bible Of the new version.
I'll bring 1t home this evening" Alberts new
family Bible was found to contain different
version of his birthday, and the slight cloud
that had lowered over his household was
dispelled.
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" A Heroine in Rng5,"-On next Friday even
ing Baby Bindley will appear in the opera house
in A Heroine in Rags" which was written for
Effie Ellsler by BARLEY Campbell. OF the actress
the Galveston NelCs says " She is d cute little
trick. not much bigger than your thumb, so to
speak, but brimful Of talent and endeavors to
please"
Burton'S CoEOred AfnstreIs-On Saturday
evening George Burton's Georgia Minstrels will
appear in this city. The company is entirely
new and includes number of good MINISTRIES
who haye shown before in other companies
They carry a full brass band and orchestra, and
clog dancers, banjo players, etc. The bills
lithographs, etc. which have been put up by
Mr.. Burton, are very snowy.
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I{I11 71e1rr1Iev.Slnx xenNe m IwruY no vurun
72,SrSsA- -. eeut The statement
11H n - IrTELxrerNcER. Of last
rns.s tI,a ,evo4t.s,ou. between
;sss'S'ss. = sss ro,rrh,. pon,r. mill
- ~ os. r. xa..,,.. -
z 1yoye4 now WORKING !" rnhnpe-
e1Seoont1eAly the same - what nas
VW ~ oome Of the late employees OF
Tkouo men state that letter was
~ =, eNes. ~ M, n n psnnev. ask.
-s-~- - -,,,,a cr,,a hscr ~
>'<s ~ - s. .,ssa.
- company psia susquenanna
~ bgeak.oown having occurred ~
u1n h Phillipsburg, the men came
1nnnt1a q Try and arrange q settle
r. 4 DSuuey offered the men SlT5
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DUBLIC SALE.
Os TnURsDAY. sRrTEMnER 30, Iss6,

oN IHURhDAb, SEfTEMbER 10 1856,
The undersigned executor of the estate of Rev
W. Il, Gerhard, deceased, viii sell at public sale
at the Leopard Hotel, in the city ot Lancaster
the following described valuable city property
viz
No !. A valuable city property containing
street, ana extending In depth along Christ
ian street l72 feet, 3E inches, more or less
according to deed. The improvements erected
thereon consist OF Il Two and a.h Al f-stOry BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with hall and entry on
first and second floors, and a large two story
Brick Back Building attached, No. 81 East Orange
second has also four rooms and Bath House with
hot and cold water; third floor contains three
rooms There are number OF Fruit:TIees of ex-
cellent quality in the lot. This property H. cen
tralIy located and IL very Desirable as business
stand or suitable for professional man. being
located on one OF the principal streets anu oh,y
half Il square east OF Sorth Queen street ana ~
squares from Centre Square.
NO. 2, A Lot OF Ground on the east side OF
south Prince street, CONTAINING - & ioat, , nn1nos
front on said South Prince street anu eAlenuing
In CeDth 100 feet 20 II lifeot wide alley, upon
which Is erected n twostory bhlSh iiot u,
with small lack 10 Da,I t.nt,Iatn Wenninasr 70 ~,
DersOn Wishing 10 view the above properties be-
lore day OF sale can do so by calling on NE per
sons residing thereon, or william X. Wilson,
ESQ No n North Duke street.
sale TO commence at O'Clock y. IN when con.
ditions viii oe mage n Np9Mh GrnTy,un ~ r,oor,or
HENRY sHuBERT, Auctloneer.
Also, at the same time ana place, will be sold
ING HOUSE containing hall ana six rooms
situated on-th east side OF South Queen street.
No 6sl, now occupied by Philip Thran, Ioi
contains 90 feet front and extends in depth lIS
feet TO lOieet wide alley hydrant at the front
door.
conditions will be made known on day OF
sale by DIR. JEROME GERHAkD
HEERY sHusxRT, Auctioneer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Lancaster Cattle Market.

TUESDAY, Sept. The past week was a busy
one at the Lancas ter stock yards. The receipts
40! cattle, " horses, ~ hogs and So sheep.
The sales al James stewards yards were
cattle at the following prices Feeders. 3IGl5sc,
fat cattle, 4b<I5l4c, and bulls at 2lsdJAC
AT Levi SCnscnig's yards l,eE cattle and ~
hogs were sold stockers sold at 81 5OiI per
100 rs light butchers nt S644c, and good
butchers at I4.G5i.c. The hogs sold at SIC.
At John ". MentZer's yards $50 cattle and "a
hogs were sold. For stockers the prices were
80 25d3 Is for 100 rs feeders brought from s. =
to 81 Is, and bu chers cattle, SlEij -. The hogs
were disposed of at 81 rs per loo T..
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New York Stocks.

NEW YORK Sept. wall Street, l3ap. m
Money loaned at 555 per cent. ExC hange
quiet at q s2G4 IS; Governments was firm
Currency 6's, 81 25tI bid; As coups, sl2G bid
AS coups, 10 bid
The stock market this morning opened quiet,
but firm at last nights closing figures, but after
the first dealing there was some selling to real
ize and prices declined u to per cent. At mid
day there was a frmer tone.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market

PHILADELPHIA, sept 6.-Beef cattle. receipts
tor week were-Beeves 81 sheep, loco; Hogs,
5,S0O. Previous week-Beeves, $500; sheep
1900 Hogs, 5000.
Beef cattle-the market was Iiveltcr Extras,
5'sGSi4c; good, dQJ.c; mediu IN, P414i4C
common. SG4c.
Fat cows were in fair req Quest at case.
Mich cows were scarce at Sptfl6u.
Veal calves were active and higher at 4tSG5Lc.
sheep were In better request and higher
extra, 4xd4s4c; good, 41H &c medium, 8 .1J4.c
common, 3lJc. Lambs, &fSel c,
Hogs were active and higher; western, 5GIls sC
state, 6fl6L.C.
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A Bunshy Interview,

The Harrisburg Telegraph has lengthy
interview with A. J. Herr, on the question
whether Dr. +, T.. Higbee, superintendent
OF soldiers orphans schools, for malfeas-
ance in office in connection with the misman-
agemept OF these institutions, must be first
indicted before he can be impesched, or vice
versa. 1t is Buusby kind of interview in
which no conclusion is reached.
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- Celsbrsts La Eleventh Anniversary.
o. October lst win be celebrated In Read
~ ~ eleventh anniversary Of the institu-
~ q the order Of Knights of the Golden
BoGle N this state. Extensive preparations
~ no1ng made Tor the event A big parade
A014 Castle and probably others of this
oounty will participate.
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The sheriff has levied upon the stock OF ID.
Hayes Rupert. grocer at the corner of East
King and Shippen streets, to satisfy
an execution issued against him by Citizens
4 Rexsamer, wholesale grocers. The amount
OF the execution is S427.S7. Unless the
matter IL arranged the sheriff will sell the
goods levied on next week.
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Brewer Ulrich, of York, has OF late missed
beer from his vaults. Last Saturday he con-
cluded to watch his premises closely. About
midnight two men entered the vault, and
they were no more than inside when Mr.,
Ulrich shut and locked the door upon them
One shot was fired at him. He summoned
two policemen and the two thieves were
taken into CUSTODY
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At Bonner Springs, Wyandotte county, Kan
sas, on August 9th, Mrs. L. A. Timanus,
wife OF Jos- Il. Timanus, Of olathe, Kansas
and SISTER of Geo. w. Hensel, OF Quarryville,
this county. Her death, though sudden, was
not unexpected, a. she had been in failing
health for some time.
Mrs. Tamanus has q number OF relatives
In this city whom she visited three years ago,
who will be panied to learn OF her death.
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Said TO He IncorricihI.-

Msrgaretta Hoover was arrested this morn-
ing on a warrant issued by Alderman Barr,
charging her with being incorrigible and
beyond the control of her mother She was
taken before the alderman and there claimed
that she was compelled to leave home by
reason of the cruel treatment she received at
her mothers hands. The alderman will dis
pose of the case tomorrow evening.
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Cbeap Harvest sxcur-,op..

The Chicago 4 Northwestern railway will run
the second of their large harvest excursions to
Dakota on September s, and still another on
September q. Round trip tickets can be secured
at the unprecedented price OF from SO to SIS
These are rare and cheap chances TO see Dakota
All s. formation concerning these excursions
will be cbeerfully given by II. A. Gross, psssen-
ger agent of the c. 4 n. W. Railway in this city
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PurLApuLrHiA. Sept T--riour slow. sales
of lip barrels. MINI. bakers, ~ iaflt 80 Pcnna
family at - 150t western at eW0t Do rat
ents, 5Qla TO-
Rye nour steady ats sstis "a
n. m, call--wheat--sept, sAci Oct,
sJc.; Nov, ss,.c Dec, SiN4c.
Corn-sept, iaSc; Oct. SOSc Nov, soN.e Dec,
Oats sept, s,ac; oct, SiAc Nov. SSa4c I;
Dec, S6Ac.
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on Thursday, September 10th. Fare for the
round trip only s5c. Trains leave Lancaste King
street) at $40 and 7S0 a. m. Leave Columbia at
7:3o a. IN. Returning leave Lebanon a. 7:so p. IN.
for Lancaster. For particulars see circulars.
Admission to fair CSC. sIgll,l2l5Sltw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-07
Romance In EhiIadeIphIa.

From the New York Herald.
Jules Verne is just perpetrating a romantic
story, the scene of which is laid in Philadel-
phia. Any American could have told him
that Philsdelphians, while they have their
good points, possess about as much romance
as grand jury bill of indictment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-07
Ar..n... o,.rxh.lmlnrlz pemeera,

Askansss Overwhelmingly Democratic.
The returns from the Arkansas state and
county elections Monday are meagre, but
ese sufficient to show the election OF the
pomocratic state ticket by large majority,
80 u very small vote. The legisla.
- will b. Democratic by about the usual
51ajority.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-07
Great bunch Of Tomatoes.

ArA Harsh Bruner, living at No 20 East
James street. has growing In her garden a
tomato vine. ON which is hanging bunch Of
nftesn large and ripe tomatoes, clustered To-
oether almost - closely - bunch Of grapes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-07
Having a Rnaal Iime.

A dispatch from NJ. NJ. Barton and J. L.
Ksutz from Norfolk, Va, TO John b. Mark
ley, of this city, says "Arrived at 10 a III.
Reception immense, both at Baltimore and
Norfolk. Southern hospitality cannot be ex-
celln5v
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-07
Closing Prices O'Clock p. u
uhicaso Narset

CHICAGO, Sept. !. eSoa. m.-Market opened;
whest-Sept., 76i.c; Oct, sc; NoN.' I''se
Dec, slSc.
Corr-sept., nSc oct, inic NOV, SSc.
Oats-Sept., 25Ssc; oct 2GfaC Nov, SC.
Pork-ocL, sln27S; NOV, slo l2R.
Iard-Oct, o. TX.
Ribs-Drt., o. ~.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-07
Z. \. O. 4. Festival.

Christian association Ladies' Auxiliary, held
last evening, 1t was resolved to hold q fruit
and vegetable festival In the rooms OF the
nssoclafion, on Thursday evening, septem-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-07

Dec, SS7sfFslc,
Corn Sept, Sas.c oct, nA6nSc Nov, I2c.
Oats-Sept., 25Ssc Oct, 2fNaC Nov, sc.
Pors-sept., sl0l0 Oct, $40 Is Nov, sio OH.
Lard-Sept.,s 81 -; Oct, - IS Nov, = ~.
Ribs-Sept., o. 6TS Oct, 81 20.