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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

Some one writes from West Point Of Q
young lady In n white dress. who was play.
ing tennis with al Der might and small boy, =
that her red face above her white dress re-
sembled strawberry on top Of plate Of
vanilla Ice cream -Chicago Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

railroad station IL 10 be erected on
The site Of ancient Babylon. The m pisrn
hspdwrltlng on TIE wall will real bay
youriic ketsD~forcents sni-
ssNosmoklngsllONe dlnthi.room
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
THE HoNRMAKERs' COLUMN

torrr.pondspce on practical topics. coming
properly und. the head of this column. IL -.
iicilsd. Addrs- all communications iniennsa
r,r thls ,,epart nsnt IA Eilior at liom.m akor's
Colnun. Uxroap DksocR.r. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
a GA r. D.

ToAi no Arc suffering ir0m Ne srrurs an
irii-rrrt..ns q ya4th. nervoas voAAne-s. eAf'T
ds-ay. ssof uianlo.-i. A.. I viii ssni q rc'iIs
uaivul cafo yoa. rnrE or CHARGE Thi'greA'
rcuoiy ~. discovered ~ . Missionary In s's'h
Amrri-A senia 80 aiirvssci euVeiosH - We
lIy. glsug Z. ISNAS. Siai.ss 2. Nss Tea GU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

Important q horse owners .-Sse AiScr
usemsut Ia another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

No eHAggeraisi OF aeiliiou, certificates,
bat solii facts. testify iac mirvslol' cures
OF Ayers SArsapAflilA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

France IA. struck he. too. ,ni Ne pre-
sumo the merry Frenchmen vii make hsh'
.uN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

"Gumsu,. without bgi,ons are Aivsr'
ilsei. We've got EN-. ani - has every
Other bachelor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

Slang Is not elegant. bat II IL OF vOnier'
fal assistance - suf.flng hansnly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

i-cuARADx
My .srsi Is Latin name for an article We
need
Ia .lmO., everything on which we mor,sls
feed;
A vowel my s,ooad Is my tAiri an animal
small.
Ys, !, dOss As much harm sometimes As II
II were large AMI tall.
My fourth Il you aud I. no matter what's
your name
Or mine. yoa'll dad my fourth inelades rs
AL the same
My rAols Il ofteu used 10 things The good
COOKS make,
They use OF II most freely In making oresh
and eake. JosiE RYAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

cauus lo,,e-,a, Ansre, MsrieAn
iisiufber
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

u.-SuNEmcAL xSioMA
Ny l, 3. rs. iG. ~, fell from The rich
mans table
VALE L,r,ru. outside TO II. u. 10. 10 was
not able.
Ia the winter lis sometimes y, u, !, IL
you'll fHd.
Yes. dear. you may roll your ,, !, Is. l
won't mind).
Nov &. ., 10 whole IL . man OF whom you We
on heard,
The whole world at one time wlihhis fame
WAS well stirred.
10 ship long ago from Tar eastern
strand
lie ssilei and discovered . then unknosn
land. JosIE RYAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

Communication Tor this Department should
bs seni tbs e,iitor. W. A. EASTMAN. kAss sum
ner. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

m.-AN AGRICULTURAL rnR
fuIiicu thing. which oar pltaler saw
on exhibition Al the farmers fesusA).
Oa ne GroHAd'.
l. A box entirely empty stool At the
entrance.
Amos Ioaes each had full exhibits OF
stock
3. The beer vsndsr said he hal sold all
hls wine.
/. SAID the s,a,ierlng m,n. "rhl. l.
The slsl-slxtisiho or .ese-sevenusih ti'iAlf
ever w.w.weni TO-" j..
5. An animal vas GA exhlbluon that
saw long tine 40 81 al Irish FAIR.
Aaoag ne Farm ProiHei'
A street p,iilsr Vas sslllug spns'
,hing Ia little tinc 90 nickel boxes.
:. A bragS,rt ". tellln; hps he at
tscxed aud sies Aoa 10 "A E'', Ia Han
r~, bat, wsrs .asaorsi IA tie IT.
re stream
.. Hos lons tie sh,v vent oa I ONLY
sue.s A. az n1i time u ~ my s.t;h
10. IsAs ths sh .sis % thf car foi,iag
RAPIDLY before boarded the usln.
m. rAe BALBOA vent ~ cay IN ne
y. irs,,rsr g,i, up s'ca trip VIII
TIE aerOnant
Hhs LIi.s,' D'pisiasat
Is. idi.piis IA yDiag .sih sno ie'
-la-ci tasi ire mr. m,lsischs
IL Mr. ~ eaterci her usiy pap.
IS "Thl. cW Or n FAR 0ro1ni'
sas placei coasplcaoaslJ on M rear eN.
is Ifloscr siagis sinlsslpa rates hNi
,esn ehargei. I think tas uam1fr 10 a.
tsniancs would have been d,a1lei
EIs IN ~.
ANswEHs To PurELEs OF Llsr wEsK
-Sinmer.iims.
g-Gooiy Bake All Harry ON
81. C.u,ary. :. cea,,ar. 3. csairli'
aga 4. Csnup,ie 5. csni@f. G, k'eeui'
:. Inoo,eat :. Asceat .. Desesai' az
eeu,
t-B'sh, aghi light. might, night
right. slgai. tgat. wlgai
81. Save. have. :, Bliak, lAnk- j.
B.Oom. Loom.
cos
CANAL
LOIS rER
NArTY
LEY
X
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28

Suw YoRK, Sept 2S-Flour market dnI but
weak; fine, si lna9 IS smpernne = Sus w,
Common tn GOOD Extra Wesiorn' " ts1s ~ ~ !
Good to Choice ENtra Nestcrn' SO, w
CITY Min Extras, % 500. - for west lnuies !
MINI kxtfa o. exfb %; Extra No. 2 " WUJ ~
tcod 10 FaucV Extra state, 81 ASl3 I" common
IL Pair Exira ohio. o. 7uSlS ~
"a Whaat-No | Rod state on Spot Sc; No.
white, state, stci No Red. winter cash,
siLIc Oct sac Nov, SiAe Dec sc.
Corn-No. Mixed. cash, isc' Nov, i6'.c {;
poais-so. / white state. spot, sc, No. =
40 axe No. Mixed Western, Oct, N.C
Rye dull and nominal; Western, S4a6 :
state, aSdS9c.
Barley dull.
Pork dun New Mess, OIL GStgll 81
Lard-oct, D 60; Dee, = -.
HoiAsses dull: Ike. for 81 tCSt boiling
stock Porto Rico. A<iSSc,
Turpentine quiet and easy al S5Sc.
Rosin dun strained to guNd. ~ WNsl h,n
Freights quiet grain Ia Liverpool, Nc,
Petroleum dull rnucd I'm barrels, CSC Do
In cases, Ss.Q9Ac.
Butter - Market nrm; New western
L Creamery, 2AG2SSc rcunR de-, G.sf -r 49,
Cheese quiet but nrm western f'al' lu2llSc.
Eggs nrm; State. .lG2lEe; western. S0
2lc.
sugar-market dult; Ecdnhd Cu,,oat Size
granulated. &c. ~
Tallow gulet and steady prime city, l6c.
Coffee frm fair CargCes At nc
Rice dun Carolina and Louisiana, common
to fair SS6+c RangoOn. h.GINc,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28
Live stock Markets.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-The DroUsrS journal reports
Cattle-ReCeipts, gpC head; shipments, GO
head; market slow shipping steers, $50 to
So Hs, g. i06i 70; stoCSers and feeders at O. "a
as 80 cows, bulls and mixed AT 81 iO,sB Is
bulk at >! S0S12 20; through Texas cattle
quiet cows, 81 9ot2 81 steers, 3 593 10 West
eTn rangers weak; natives and haliDreeds,
t3DOI3 ~; cows. 4! 8DSs1HO Nyomipgs, g. 20
Wyoming halfbreeds, - 30 Montana and half
breeds, 81 10. Montana, s. 15 Dakota, sj26
Hogs-ReCeipts, 1900 head shipments
4.O0 head market steady; rough ana mixed,
O 7U8I GO: packing and shipping, 81 5Otlt s5
light, g. 6Gdli co; skips, g. 25tB3 90.
sheep-ReCeipts, ,OJ0 head shipments, none
market was steady; natives, - ulG3 IS
western, q OO83 ca; Texans, s. 00s4 90 lambs
s. jOSi 20.
EAST LTsHRTy-Cettle-rece 23l2 head
shipments, 5,t3p; market very slow al
through ConsignmentSi shipments tn New
York, - carloads.
Hogs-receipts. G,1OO head; shipments. SO
head market firm; Philaielphias at o. "a
8 N; lorkers, 81 Cn4I4 -; gTasssTs, o. 4GSsi IS
shipments TO New \ ORR to-day, p carloads.
sheep--receipts, 800 head shipments, 80
head; market fair prime, t4di IS: fair TO good
81 2sg5 7j common, q 0oGj "; lambs, O. 5055 q
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28
Letters Granted by the Register.

The following letters were granted by the
register of willis for the week ending Tues
day, September 2s:
ADMINISTRATIONS - George Weitzel, de-
ceased, late Of Lancaster city William A.
Heitshu, city, administrator.
Samuel M. Burkholder deceased, late OF
East Donegal township; Ephraim y. Nissley,
East Donegal, administrator.
Annie NJ. Burkholder, deceased, late OF
East Donegal township; Ephraim N. Nissley,
HAt Donegal, administrator.
y Caroline j. Dunlap, deceased, late of Col
,imbia borough Samuel b. Dunlap, CoIum-
lila, administrator.
Mary Hand, deceased, late OF Little Britain
township James Hand, Little Britain, ad-
ministrator.
JOHN l., Broom, deceased, late of War.
wick township Kate B. Broom, John
Broom, Christian l.. Miller, Warwick, and
Christian Il. Gochenour, East Hempheld, ad
ministrators,
TEsTAMENTARy-John CARRIER, deceased,
late OF Strssburg borough; Henry +,
Andrews, Strasburg, executor.
Ursula Solomon, deceased, late OF Iancas
ter city A. +. Kaul, city, executor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28
A SSlGNEES' SALE
ruRLiC SALE Oh CITY PROPERTY.
On rRpAy. oorourR p, i,s6.

at ~ O'Clock y. m, VIII he sold At the Grape
Hotel In tho city OF Lancaster, Pa, IN pur-u.
nnce OF an atlas order of the Court OF Common
Pleas of Lancaster county. 10 the nndeTsignoa
assis noe the following large and valuable prop
rarnart No. l. All that certain half lot orricce
of ground situated on the east side OF south
queen street, between Penn square ana Ntne
street, In tho city OF Lancaster containing In
and extending In depth eastward 20 tett, mnls
a large four.story BRICK RulLpiss, with
three story and tW story Brick lack buHuihes
attached The north p side s o5 % ne IN ,b nm MAIN n%d
ing OF purpart NO. > iatoiy sold 70 Whtr, a.
ANT HOUSES on ont tho rear OF said ,ot nonting on
Christian street This pT4psrty - oo9nom,S
IL now used as Furniture Warprooms ana Shic'
PuTpart No. 3 All that tract. piece or parcel
of ground situated un the east side Of south
Queen street, at the southeast corner oi S"alh
Queen and German streets which u hnnndea
and described a. follows. 10 wit BEGINNING AZ
the southeast corner OF south Queen ana "er.
man streets, thence extending south hlnnE
ground OF st. Paurs Methodist Episcopal
church, thence east along property OF said
deceased, 2i5 feet, to Christian street, thence
north along said Christian street, J: feet, y.
inches more or less, thence west - feet, Inches
thence north % feet TO post, thence west "a,
teet inches, to post, thence north ~ feet, ~
along German street, ~ feet, to South Queen
street, tho place OF beginning; together WIN
that certain lOt OF plttS oi bipullu 'h'i ~
longing, situated on the west side Of south
Christian street, between German and thnich
streets containing in front on Christian street,
"a feet. ~ inches. and extending wc-twardly OF
that width 49, feet, To property OF 81 IRui :
Methodist church. on which lots or pieces "l
ground are erected Large and Elegant Ne"
TwoStory BEICk MELLlNG Hot 81, WIN
Mansard Roof, with Back Brick Sulding NJ.
/ ianhed and Back Brick Kitchen Building, ana
| a large and handsome Brtck Barn or -tahlr,
| This property IA now occupied by the widow al
the late George h. schaum, deceased.
| All persons desirous OF viewing the premises
| are Invited To call on the undersigned at any
| time before the sale
Purpart No. l will be sold subject !" lNo
| April |, lsss. 5000.
| Purpart No. 4, subject to "a mortgage Of 800
| with interest from June 81, l--6 -
| The purchase money payable Aprl l. iNsh
| Positive sale. ,,,,,,n,
| MANIMILLlAS DElLHLER,
| Assignee OF GEORGE u. schaum ana vile
SAMUEL HRss, Auction"er' 4-'-iN9'7
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28

f8E LkONzO BROTaERs
Open Their show to one of the Largest Ho
of the season,

Open Their show to one Of the Largest Houses
of the season.
Last evening the Leopzo Brothers opened
their week 3 engagement Of sensational drama
at the opera house. The audience which
greeted them was one Of the largest ever seen
in the building Long before eight o'clock
the management refused to sell any more
tickets to the gallery, but already over six
hundred persons had made theinse Ives solid
I'm that fsvorite resort Down stairs every
seat was filled and hundreds of people
were standing. The drama played was en-
titled "Brother Against Brother" The
piece is sensational, but 1t is of the Kind cal
culated TO please the public Victor LeonEo
appeared as Carl Schmidt, young German
who really Is the hero OF the piece. lie IN
troduoed a number of Dutch songs dances
and other specislties, which made great hlt
with the audience. Harry Leonzo appeared
a. Percy EcerCst, the villain OF the play, and
acted his part well. ]. L. Birbeck and Eu-
gene Mass were very good in the characters
of Frdnk and George Bel, the very different
brothers. The greatest feature OF the show
was the appearance OF the trained dogs,
Tiger, Lion and others They were always
on hand in time to assist the heroes, and
were gladly welcomed by the audience
which almost went wild over their every ap-
pearance The whole company is strong and
does not contain a single stick.
This evening :" The Dog Spy " will be pre-
sented. In this piece Victor Ieon2o makes
a change from white to black in the short
space of one second.
Frederick McCloy, who was formerly with
Buffalo Bill, is Ia Lancaster to-day ahead o.
Frederick Brytons company, which is play
ing" Forgiven" and will be here neNtweek
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28
Reunion of Veterans a, sunbury.

Alta recent meeting of the survivors OF the
Third Pennsylvania artillery and lssth Reg-
ment Pennsylvania Volunteers, held in this
city, it was decided to attend the first an
nual reunion of the above veteran organi7a-
tions TO be held at Sunbury, Pa, on Wednes-
intend going should apply to Dr.J. 5. Smith,
2i6 West Orange street. The delegation will
leave this city on Wednesday morning in the
ESQ a III. train.
This afternoon in the fast line there were
over forty members of the q. A. K. on board,
en- route from Philadelphia to Sunbury, tC
attend the reunion of veterans al that place
Wednesday and Thursday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28
New York Stocks,

NEW YORK Sept. . Wall Street, llO p. m
Money loaned at 5SI6 per cent Exchange quiet
at o. 81 IA s5H; Governments were strong
Currency IS, O. 70 bid; ~ coups, tl:S bid
Ks coups, lll'5 bid.
The stock market this morning opened weak
at fruCl oual declines, but on the continued buy.
ing OF New York and New England, which ad
vanCed = per cent. from Yesterdays closing, and
buying Of the remainder of the list by London
caused the room to cover some OF their shorts
and an advance OF k6tl per cent took place. The
market has since continued strong, and the buy
ing l. more general than at any time last week
with further advance OF "a to per cent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28
ron sam.
DuBLlC SALE.


Os THURSDAY, sRFTENHRR Gn. lSsG,
The undersigned. executor OF the estate of Rev
AT the leopard Hotel. in the city ot Lancaster
the following described valuable city property
viz
No. l. A valuable city property containing
Is feet, -. inches front on ERst onInRa
street. and extending In depth along christ.
according TO deed. The improvements erected
thereon consist of Two and a.half story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with hall ana entry on
first and second noors, and u largo two story
Brick Hack building attached, No. 81 Enst Orange
street. The frat floor contains four rooms {;
second has also four rooms and bath House with
rooms, There ARE n number OF truit.rrres ot CN'
celcut quality In the lot. THIS property u ecu
trnlly located aud i- very desirable as a business
stand or suitable fora professional man. being
half a square cas-, OF Sorth Queen street and X
squares from Centre square.
No :, A Lot Of Ground on tho east side OF
south Prince street. ontaining - feet, inches
front on said south Prince street and extending
which IL erected "a twostory BRICK llOt-f
with a small Hack Building attached. No. at.
person wishing to view the above properties be
lore DAY OF sale can do 40 by calling on the per
sons residing thereon, or William Il. wilson,
ESQ No q North Duke street.
| sale to commence at o'clock y. IN when con.
| ditions will De made known by
| II. W. GERHARD, ENccutnr
nxSRY SHuRxRr, Auctionecr
Also at the same time and place, will hC snld
| at public sale, Thtce-Atory BRlGk DWELL
/ ING HOUSE containing hall and siN rooms,
| situated on the east side oi South Queen street
| No. tsl, nov occupied by fhuip ihfan. Lo!
i contains NJ feet front and cNtcuds tn depth IL
feet to 10 feet wide alley bydnnt AZ the front
| door.
sopti7.iI.li,Is,g,sA,sSsod
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27-Beef cattle. receipts
tor week were-Bseves 2,7u0: Sheep, II ,Ups Hogs,
GOA Previous week-Beeyes, $50; sheep,
1900 Hogs, 4,sto.
Beef cattle were fairly active and nrmer
Extras, 64d5Sc; good, 4A4BjC medium, ~
4igC common, Sd
rat cows were dull at 2G3LC.
Mich cows were scarce at ijN15n.
sheep were active, extra, lE9h4c; good,
lIr.e; medium, $685.; common, .J3c.
Lambs, 3slocl,
Hogs were fair and firm western, 7}.a7Ic
state GIt1IC.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28

Vsoa q Oseesss.
1rpuoa uuoroor ssusi0ns court will
II ~ vesk beginning Monday, Octo-
D1glstct Attorney Eberly has pre-
- Ssiol list for ne same and the fol-
u s.ss ssys bssn psPs.Sr =. 1es ss,A' Ro,e ALA,
49, slsalins; Leopold .Wicken-
~ tsr-cr1v = bailce; George w. Kline,
SrSra WIN. Kirk, Harvey Under
J0Sa Brsnner, fornication and bas.
7f; Joan Tomlinson, seduction Samuel
-: John Ebsriy, Monroe Gable, ct al,
S ~ ahOber. sarah Smith, ct al, Sarah
S1eV. larCeny; Charles Shade, selling
~ IN sunday jacob Sunny, Nathaniel
-. Martin Snyder. Amos Kline, Peter
~ Frank Fritch, sailing liquor 70 minors
~ rollenbaum, selling liquor on SUNDAY
y. Brock, John Brimmer, Henry Miller,
|19Vy Miller, assault and battery. 49,
3 TIyySsDAY. October 26--Wintield 3. Hayes,
&Grsa stealing and false pretense; Ellen
61ooka disorderly house Geo. II. StricRier,
S,ssysS ksnts, Charles Bickei, Conrad Berg
Inan, jr., Ellen Seivtr ing, larceny John
75oin. embezzlement Charles Holman, as
init and battery O. y. Miley, assault ana
ouk1eTy. ,,
!srceny John Cos. rape >; $50 3 ,s9SSs RoSsrt snl
Frssborry, rape; Edward COPELAND, ct al,
teWdy house Henry Maggie, malicious mis-.
shief: Pierce Farmer, receiving stolen goods;
Christian Wolfert, malicious mischief Abra'
I'M 81 Kaufman, assault and battery ;
iI1heriue Cunningham, larceny; VIM. r..
HoIwortby, larceny Hartman Bell, hshing
u sunday.
THuRspAY October 2S-M. II. Brubaker
EcsarIes A. Reece, John G. Armand, John
K. Frick, Amaziah Herr, Isaac Bach, Elia'
Csmpbeli, false pretense Robert N. Knox
Z. Slater Erb, embezzlement John Denni
0on, Of a., unlawful cutting OF timber ID. X
6renemap. insurance broker withou
iicense jacob Hilderband, violating election
law Lewis Felser, forgery John Miller
rorfury Isaiah ii. Lutz, ct al, conspiracy.
SATURDAY, Oct, 30.--S. A. stephens, 5
Hreitigam, Charles Brock, desertion Jacol
w. Hollinger, surety Of the peace.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28
Alleged Horse Thief Captured.

From the Reading EaAIe.
Harry Bender, who Is alleged to have been
the ringleader of the gang that stole Adam
Brossman's horse in Lower Heidelberg, and
several thousand cigars from +. b. Sohl at
Wernersviile, was arrested after being fugi-
tive from justice several months. His COM
panions were tried at the recent session of
court and convicted. Officer Wartman, who
served the warrant, has kept track of Bender,
and he finally received word that accused
was in barn near the Union foundry, North
Reading. He WAS found there in company v
with man called "Kansas Kit" and was
captured after hot chase. Bender, who Is
known as " Coffee jake" was taken before
Alderman Brownwell and then locked up
in default of 500 bail
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28
Arrested by the Chief.

Chief OF Police Smith on Monday even
ing made complaint against Alice Adams,
whose residence is in West Mifliin street,
for keeping bawdy house and violating the
liquor law. Accompanied by Officer Wen
ninger and Special Officer Burns, the house
was visited between 10 and Ii o'clock. and
all found in the house-Alice Adams, Mary
Dougherty, and two masculine visitors
were arrested. They were taken TO the sta
tion house and all entered bail for an appear
snce before Alderman Spurrier. A charge of
disorderly conduct was preferred against
the two men and the pougherty woman.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28
Death of Jacob Is. CARRIER.

Jacob b. CARRIER, one of the most prominent
farmers OF this section, died at his home in
West Hempfeld township, Monday morn.
ing, in his seth year. Mr.. CARRIER was quite
q prominent botanist and contributed largely
to various agricultural journals. In 1916 he
established the Lancaster County Farmer,
devoted to agricultural interests The farm
On which he lived and died descended to him
from his great grandfather, who secured the
deed from VIM. Penn, and 1t was Mr.. Gar
ber's boast that not foot Of ground had been
sold from the farm upon which he lived,
other than tor public improvements, since
his great-grandfather had first settled upon
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28

Rev. DR.. ID. D. De Long, president Of Leb-
anon Valley college, attempted to address a
temperance meeting at Jonestown on Thurs.
day, when he was assailed with threats and
curses. The lights were put out and in fear
of his life President De Long with his COM
patriots, fied precipitately in the darkness
followed by shower Of pebbles and stones
and jeers OF the mob. A. L. Croft, of Harris
burg, and Rev. j. X. Meredith, OF Annville,
were to have spoken also, but were driven
out of town. Several OF the Prohibitionists,
being strangers In Jamestown, wandered aim
lessly about the streets until late at night
when friends rescued them and took them
home.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-28

The funeral of Jacob L. Mellinger, Of Mil
lersville, took place from his residence this
morning. There was an immense concourse
of people present Religious services were
conducted at the house. The intsrment WAS
made on the burying ground ot the Memo
mites near Millersville
Rev. Benz. Hertzler spoke in German, and
Rev. John Brubaker in English and Rev.
Amos Shenk made the closing address. The
final prayer was by Rey. Herr, OF Pequea,
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John Lutz, who was arrested for raising
row with his family on Saturday night, was
discharged 10y Alderman McGlinn on Mon
day evening. Lutz's wife agreed to that dis
position of the case, upon the payment of
costs.
Fred Forneo entered bail for his appear
ance at Alderman McGlinn's ON Monday
evening, but when he learned that his wife
would press the complaint she brought
against him, he skipped. The officers are on
the lookout for him.
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Ni-ited the Water Work.

The water committee OF city councils on
Monday afternoon visited the water works
and inspected the sewer recently constructed
there by Frank Hinder, contractor. The
sewer il so built that all waste water from
the four houses near the works Is carried
away from the works and contamination Ot
the city water prevented.
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Woman. Exchange to Omen.

The WOman's Exchange will be open to
the public at No l54 East X Ing street on and
alter October II. Between the lst and llth
there will be some one at the rooms each
morning from o until L. o'clock to receive ar
ticles. As this charity is pre-eminently to
benefit individuals needing assistance peo-
pie are requested not to work for churches or
societies.