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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14

BAINBRIDoE, Sept lt-An accident oc-
Cured at dwell a Hsldem ans stone quar-
ries two miles south of this place, the other
day The ABOVE firm are shipping stone 10
Steelton for the use OF furnaces. Returning
home sunday morning about o'clock the
team was in charge of J. williams, a man
about 60 years OF age. No doubt, anxious to
get home a. soon as possible he attempted
10 cross the track ahead OF an approaching
freight train and in 50 dong had one of the
mules struck by the engine and so badly v
hurt that he died in few hours.
On Sunday noon while Robert uestor. the
well-known timer OF Ralubridge, was sit
ting in front OF Groffs confectionery store en-,
joying one of the little Dutch cigars be in
order to have little more comfort leaned
back and the plank on which he was sitting
gave way. In less than no time he with the
new white hat was in the gutter among the
watermelon shells and a heavy 10 foot plank
on top of him. tie was not hurt
Conoy creamery Is now running eight
wagons and turning out about coo pounds o.
butter per day, for which they find ready sale
At 2ic in New York and Philadelrhia
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singing Festival tn = Grove.

FROM the Reading Eagle.
Prof. Kuhn with = number VOcslists
selected from the various singing societies of
Reading, ofwhich he is leader, proceeded to
East Cocalico township, Lancaster county,
sunday where grand singing festival was
held in the grove of jacob Garner About
900 peohle were present in the afternoon
from the surrounding country. After the
programme was nearly finished a ranstorm
arose and drove the peopl away, who were
compelled to seek shelter in ueighborinu g
farm houses One of the rare sights seen
wss1 ladies whose ages range between %
and 20 years, who had smoking party in
the grove. They all had clay pipes and the
tobacco was in large bag from which they
all took some. solomon and Henry Garner,
farmers, residing near by, entertained the
Reading parties in a handsome manner On
the way home the party stopped al the Fritz
town hotel, where number oi selections
were rendered and al the Three Mile house,
the vocsltsts also entertained the proprietor,
o. Ii. Hinnershitz-
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DOsITIYE PUBLIC SALE.

Os SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, lsS5,
Queen and Chestnut streets Lancaster, Pa, the
following property belonging to MIR. John ).
Rohrer
That First-class Three.stnry BRICK METAL
EOOFED RESIDENCE, 4Ux36 feet, with 3stoTy
Brick Metal Rooted tear Attachment 5OXe6 and
i feet, having two Balconies, PorticO and Con.
seTvatOTy, situated on the nOrthwest corner of
North Queen and West Lemon streets. LanCas
OF hard wood eight feet wide Hall two ParlorE,
Drawing and Frescoed Dining Rooms, and
Kitchen OF best nnish and convenience (haviug
stag Head Range and Dumb waiter) on first
floor; seven Bed Rooms and Bath Room on
second floor, and six Bed Rooms and ono large
Wash Drying Room and fine Observatory on
third floor large and convenient Cellar under
the Whole house, having Hot and Cold Water and
large Rain Water Cistern IN same Gas Hot ana
Cold Water, Bath, Water Closets, stationary
Wash stands, largest size Mershon's Heater
Cheating whole hOuse), Range, sewerage con.
meets the J-teot wide Lemon street sewer. eleven
feet deep; Coal Bins under sidewalk. Lot fronts
i)l5 feet on North Queen street and extends
Market street. Also on same premises a First
class BRICK STABLE holding 8 Horses and 4
Carriages, having Gas and Water in same. Also
adjoining stable IL a Fine BRICK CDACHM Mas's
Il on the east.
AS | have permanently located myself in
Florida the above property Will be positively
sold at the dave mentioned.
Parties wishing any further Information will
please write TO the undersigned owner, or call on
my authorized agents.
Sale TO commence AT * O'Clock D. m Of said
day, when terms and conditions VIII be made
known by JOHN 5. ROHRER,
Eustts, Orange Co Florida,
Or BhUsMAH 4 BURNS and ADAM r. BARR
BESRY sHUBERT, AucliCneer.
sl4ls. .22,27o2,4s,-s.9
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NEW YORK, Sept. H-Flour market firm but
dull Fine, o. IOSp2 % SupeTdne, 81 85iJ 90
Common 70 -ood Extra Western, .! 1908 20
Good to Choice Extra Western, o. gGII 70
CITY MIL Extras, - tOIi IS for West Indies
MINI. Extra o. 60sl5 90; Extra No. 2 81 65Sl3 S.
Good to Fancy Extra State. e. 30l3 !. Comm on
to Fair Extra Ohio 81 7pa3 70.
Wheat-So. ] Red state on Spot. ~ &c No. /
White, state, SIC; No No 9 RED, Winter
sept, S6i4c; Oct, SIZE Nov, s91zc.
Corn-ho. MIXED, cash, &c; Oct, 5O3Ec; Nov
5lho.
6ats-so; J White tate. spot j asso No = do
sc sept, 3lkc.
Rye DULL
Barley nominal.
Pork dull New Mess. ell 25ftIl 30
Lard-sept,, o. as Oct. sG ~ Dec, o. 70.
Soltssss dull 4; IKE. for 90 test boiling
stock Porto Rico. SOEy}Sc.
Tnrpentine quiet al 35Lc.
aosfD dull strained 10 GOOD. sl Olzfl O7H
Petroleum dull refined In cases, shc
iiutter - Market quiet; New Western
esmerY, H42sc.
cheese dull state s74a9JEci Western, sI[as7!c
Eggs firm state lsGlsHc; Western. l7lel7Lc.
SuHar-markets steady, ban neu cuLloaI 8 t-l6c ;
Crushed, &c GranuIated, 6lG l-lGc.
Tallow steady; prime city, IIsc,
treights duh grain TO Liverpool, 23sc.
Coffee dull fair cargOes al lIxc.
Rice dull Carolina and Louisiana, common
10 fair. a<o4c Range n, 44ai%c.
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The excursion over the Pennsylvania rail.
road on Thursday next, from this city to the
state fair at Philadelphia, presents features
that cannot fail to attract to it many hundreds
of passenger The tickets for the round trip
are only S20G including admission to the
state fair.
The Recalling railroad has made arrange
ments TO run special train for the benefit OF
persons desiring to attend the Lebanon fair.
on Thursday, when the rates will be very
low. Persons residing in this city have an
excellent opportunity TO attend this fair.
They can leave Lancaster at 1910 p. IN. each
day, be In Lebanon In time tor the races and
return on the evening train which leaves
there at 80.
Tomorrow at S:35 a. m, a hundred or more
colored Odd Fellows go to Column bia To attend
the annual district meeting OF the q. L. o. O.
r, TO oe held in that borough. The festivl-
ties include grand street parade and bail
in the evening.
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CHICAso, Sept. Is The Drorsrs' Journal reports
CAttle-hecetpts 1OIn head shipments, l.iIN
head; market steady shipping steers, 80 10
Loo rs. g IO45 IS; stockers and feeders at g. ~
Is %; COWS, bulls and mixed at 81 2Hft 90
bulk at 3. co42 50; through Texas cattle,
cows. s. eG2 80: steers, s. tNG3 10; Western
rangers weak and unc hanged sales, SuN Dakota,
= > 81 Dakota Texans, 9 2S Wyoming half
breeds, - 90 Nebraska, 81 10 Montana, 8 70
hogs-Receipts, lj.uU head shipments,
500 head market active; rough and mixed,
~ lN8i AZ. packing and shipping 81 6ltIj 20;
hight 81 NNG5 70: skips, e. 5otgt ~,
-heep-keceipts. so head; shipments, 100
market was active: natives, 81 SEA %
western, 8! 75dS3 81 Texans, o. %! - lambs,
. 5OSS4 10
SAsT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,9a5 head
shipments, 1897 head market slow; prime. IS NJ.
25 fair to good 81 2Sts4 IS COMMON. o. 5OGI
stock. ~ and feeders, q G5tS4 - shipments tC
New York, - carloads
iogs-recetpIs, les head shipments i.SOt
head market fair: Philadelphias at - UOd
%; Workers, - sea t6 ErAssers, q SEGA 90
shipments to New York to-day, Is carloads
sheep-receipts, l,+1 head shipments, biUl
head: market slow prime, siI4 y fair TO good
s5 joS5 IS common, s4lsj; lambs, siG5.
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New York Stocks.

New YORK Sept. Il wall street, $50 y. H.
Money loaned at 586 per cent Exchange
quiet at 81 s2h9i SIX Governments strong
Currency SIS. 81 q bid; As coups, slA's bid
4H's coups, ll01. bid,
The stock market this morning opened active
ana strong at an advance OF = to 3. per cent. on
buying for London parties. After the first deal
iugs the was some TealiZAtiOns by trades and the
advance was lost. Since noon the list has again
Oeccmc strong with large buying Of the Gran
gers and L nton Pacific by Chicago aud Boston
capitalists, and prices show AN advance OF = to
Ia pcr cent. over the opening quota tiOns.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14

MARINERS AND OTHERS IN WANT OF
II Empty Whisky Barrels for CIDER can get
'Ho'i' III '''s =" 'u j. w GILPIN &sONS,
sIII,ndSw Fort Ave, Baltimore, Nd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14
NEWS AT A GLANCE,

The Parnell land BILL as redratted suspends
ovictions on payment into court OF half the
rent due.
Candidates Black and Ricketts, got rous.
ling reception at the Democratic county meet
in Reading on Monday.
The thirteenth annual convention of the
select council of the Ancient Order of the
Knights OF the Mystic Chain meets in nWilkes-
barre tomorrow.
In Winchester, Va, at the prohibitory
liquor election the "Drys" carried every
ward In the city and their ticket by l69
majority.
Rev. Emmanuel M. Cssanowiez, a professor
In Hebrew of the German Presbyterian theo.
logical seminary, at Bloomfield, N. j., has
Joined the Roman Catholic faith.
Prof Charles Levoux jumped from the
mansard roof OF the Arch street museum In
fhiladelphia, distance OF loo feet, on Mon
day, with parachute.
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Letters Granted by the Register.

The following letters were granted by the
register of wills for the week ending Tues
day, September IA
TEsTAMENTARY-Cathe Sheely, de.
ceased, lete of EdI township John Shelly,
Earl, executor.
Christian Snyder, deceased, late of East
Donegal township John q. Snyder and
Christian n. Newcomer, Rapho, executors.
John Mobr, deceased, late of Lancaster
township Philip Thran, Lancaster town
ship, and George Henry Schmid, city, ex.
ecutOr.
Maria Fasnacht, deceased, late of Ian
caster city, John Ziegler, East Donegal, ex.
ecutor.
Louisa Reese deceased, late of West Lam
peter, Fred. w. Ufileman, York county, ex.
ocutor.
ADMINIsTRATIoN-Jam McMulien, de.
ceased, late OF Penn township; Edward Nc
Mullen, Penn, administrator.
Mary Reinhart, deceased, late of Provi.
dence township; Harry Reinhart, Provi.
dence, administrator.
Jesse Jacoby, deceased, late of Clay town.
ship; Jesse NJ. Jacoby, Clay, administrator.
Harry Martin, deceased, late of Lancaster
city; Jacob b. Houser, West Lampeter ad
ministrator, C. t a.
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Closing Prtces-9 O'Clock y. III.
IA hna4 Inh-ra nAta HAfE i a


IANCAsrFE, Sept. n-The receipts OF live
stock for the week ending Tuesday september
~ AT the yards of James Stewart were 'il cattle,
u horses, - hogs, H3i sheep and 70 calves. The
safes AT this yard were ass cattle and 10 sheep.
trces were !. cent per higher than "A week
ago stockers and feeders sold at sac. and
fat cattle At il46SS cents The sheep Wcr' sold
ats. cents.
At Levi senseuig's yard go cattle aud sa hogs
were sold The prices for bulls were 9 2Ii(2 pl
per, hundred pounds stockors ai -sI%C
feeders at 81 IAfIl 80 light bUtu hers, SRl u
medium and heavy butchers, 81 lhGS To- Hogs
sold at 81 cents per pound
AT John W. Mentzer's yard 2lo cattle, 80 sheep
and 90 hogs were sold. StockerS sold ~ 81 au3S4y
feeders, SsaRtA.C and fat cattle At IAG5'aC The
sheep brought from -. 10 So, according tC
quality, and the hogs SAC
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TRUTH

to one another, thus making it much easier
and pleasanter to transact business. More
will be accomplished in a shorter space of
time and at less expense to all concerned.
Confidence will be established upon firm
foundation, buyers and sellers will deal less
suspiciously, and the men and women will
be respected for their Equality, Justice,
Fraternity and Truth. These are our pri-
mary Reasons for Advocating the Early
Closing Movement.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14
The Mayor's Rusy Cnurt

The mayor was busy this morning at the
station house having drunks and vagraut to
dispose OF. The four men arrested Yesterday
at the corner OF East King and Plum streets,
were discharged, "a all Of them had work to
go to. The remaining four drunks were
committed for short terms. One OF them. A
young man, 20 years old, went home drunk
yesterday, and because the dinner did not
SUIT hlm ne upset the table, breaking the
dishes. The vagrant was cnlored man who
said his home was at Mount Joy, and he was
allowed to depart.
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Return of the Ponty Fishing Club

The Pontz fishing club made up of mem.
bers OF the families of George Pontz, Select
Councilman Wise, Henry Hartley and Henry
Cana, returned home yesterday from three
day fishing trip They were encamped at
the Chickies creek, on the farm of Sol
Zeamer, and had royal time. Lots of fish
were caught The club had with them an
organ and other musical instruments, and
the evenings were devoted to pleasure
Their camp was visited by many of the
whom were given a hearty welcome. Mr.
Zeamer and his wife were active in their ef
forts to make the visit of the club pleasant
one, and they will never forget the kind
treatment received.
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PHILApELFHIA, sept B-Bcef cattle, receipts
tor week wcre-BeevCs G,SO; sheen, 1900, Hogs,
4,Nn Prevtous week-BecYCs, 100; sheep,
1000 Hogs, $500
Reef cattle-market WIS uuChargr Extras,
- 15kc good, Sl5.c; medium, .It'4C
common, SGIc.
Fat cows were fair and steady At lgl4C.
NllCh cows were scarce at sNNfStA.
Veal calves were fair at 4sEoAeC.
sheep were In fair request and arm
extra, 4Efl4c, good, tsiIl. &C medium. 49,
common, ease. Lambs, SIIGC.
Hogs were only fair western, tAtG1J; state
bGSAC,
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Resignation of Rev. DIR. j. Il. shumaser

AT The meeting Of the consistory OF st.
Paul's German Reformed church last even
ing, Rev. DR.. J. b. Shumaker rendered his
resignation as pastor of the church, to take
effect on Sunday, September 20 The resig-
nation was accepted. Rev. Shumaker has
accepted call from the Reformed church at
Trappe Montgomery county, and will enter
upon the duties at his new charge early in
October.
He camo to this city from Canton, Ohio,
nearly fourteen years ago, ali OF which time
ne was the pastor OF St Pauls church. Dur
ing his pastorate the church has prospersd
and 1t Is with great regret that his mem bers
part with him
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14

Mary Farrell, whose occupation is ped
dler, made complaint yesterday against L.
Martin, OF Bird-in-Hand, charging him with
the larceny OF her bask ket containing about $50
worth of goods. Martin was arrested, but he
denied all knowledge ofthe theft. He entered
bail for hearing. Later in the day Con.
sable Warfel arrested a man who gave the
nenne Of M. NJ. Frame on suspicion of being
~ party to the theft. He had in his possss
NON . basket Of goods answerin ing 10 the de-
ecription OF the goods stolen. In default of
Dali ne was committed for a hearing.
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DF4 TIM

fRAsTz-In this city, on the 18th inst, Chris
tian l.. Frant1, sou OF Andrew and Esther c.
Frantz aged - years
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence OF his parents, No. 229 East Orange
street, on Thursday afternoon at ! o'clock To
proceed to Longenccker's meeting house forin-
terment, where services viii be held at s O'Clock.
Please omit flO gers 2tdSw.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14

Chief Smith was in the vicinity OF safe
Hsrbor yesterday afternoon, subPPnaing
witnesses in the Rote and Gerlitzki cases to
be heard by Alderman Spurrier tomorrow
The chief recovered several articles OF Jew
elry and raz0rs stolen from Weitzelrs store
at Wrightsville, which were given to David
Reineer, near Safe HarbOr by Rote and Ger.
liizki, on the day after the robbery.
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The woman's Exchange.

This most beneficial proposed institution,
which has been heretofore described in these
columns, promises to be in working order bv
next month. The ladies forming it are most
anxious FOR Its success, and hope that they
VIII nave ample assistance from the public
rooms will be given to the public in a short
time. The names Of the receiving COMMITTEES
are Mrs. George NJ. franklin, Mrs David
u Eshleman, Miss Frazer and Miss Stein
man.
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Let the CnInneI ONT

Col. David Rittenhouse Porter Felty, who
often visited this city, and is now an inmate
of the insane department at the almshouse,
Harrisburg, has addressed letters to Judge
Simonton, the directors of the poor snd Or.
Wm. II. Egle asking that he tie set free
Dayid's epistles are In the nature OF a wall,
and be says "Giys me NY liberty, set me
free ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14

Thomas c. Wiley, contractor, has almost
finished his contract tor paving with Bel.
gisn blocks the first square OF West King
street, and before the sun goes down this
evening, the last block will be placed, and
the last sound of the heavy ~ stamper +"
heard. Owing to the imp1Ssibility of get.
ting curbing OF the proper thickness
Snyder Il Brother, Peter McCOnomy's
estate, and Anthony f. Roberts estate nave
temporary wooden curbs latd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14
Pninttugs ArriEe

The handsome paintings to be put above
the three affairs in ST. Msry's Catholic church,
and which have been under preparation in
Washington Tor months past arrived in Ian.
caster on Monday. Mr.. Scattagha, the artist,
is now inlthe city experimenting their hang.
ing, and all three are expected to be in place
by noon on Wednesday.
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Abused His Family

Aenry Howater went to his home on Mid.
~ sHset last night under the influence
p,aint was made against him hefora IN, Al
eesman Oonnsily, OF the Seventh ward. and
ne vae arrested by Officer Merrinqer Tn dc
nnit OF Dali he was committed Tor a hear.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14

wm- Jones, colored, had hearing before
a,uerman MeConomy to answer a complaint
n, n, 'Inanheions nan mischief preferred against him
m Rran,. may. IL appears that Zones lived
nahay nray house and broke the windows ana
n,a,n, !" Use ase managed the building. The com.
6sn,aas pam. was Withdrawn on Jones payinu ths
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14
sale of City Property

The property belonging to the estate of
Henry Buckius, having frontage OF 81 feet
on Manor street. on which is erected one.
story brick dwelling house, was sold on Sat.
urday nighttO Mrs. Buckius, widow of de.
ceased, at public sale at the PlOw tavern, for
Sl,20C.
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CHICAGO. Sept. IA, $50 a, m.-Market opened:
Wheat-Oct, 77ssc Nov, 70C; Dee, s0Csc.
Corr-0ct, s01lc Nov, zee
Liats-Oct 26ISc Nov, 27I4321%e.
Pork-Oct, ell 40 Nov, slf 90
Lard-Oct, o. 60
kios-Oct,, o. AK.
CLuSIsg
Dee, s0Ac. ' ''~' "'" ~
SSoo,fsn-sePt' ss-e; Oct, 4o7.c Nov, isc.
Porrss-sSspt, 2ohc Oct, 251Sc Now IKE
ir66-ssept-' al 30 Oct, ell sl1< Nov All s2,<
RsheeEEsseptp y ~ Oct. u OK Nov a. Is n
nips-sspt, " " Oct. 81 Is. ~
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In addition to the list OF names published
last evening, the following merchants have
signified their intention OF joining the early
closing movement
Marshall & Son, boots and shoes 4. NJ
Brenemsu, boots and shoes John Falck,
merchant tailor; J. q. Dunn. ~ cent store
II. NJ Myers, novelty store a. Sieber. wall
paper; W. u. Sprecher 4 son. early
spring excepted.
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MaCNay's
CENTRAL TEA & COFFEE MART,
lao g. l47 North Queen st.

SOTA BENE-Charlss MacSay feels that he
would indeed be ungrateful ~ be neglected this
opportunity of ofrcturniDg thanks to his numerous
lady patrons who, on saturday last so readily
res -pOnded to his invitation TO sample for them.
selves his uuTiyalled Teas and Coifees, all OF
whom have since voiced In u thousand drcc-
puTest brands in the city equalled by few and
eXcelled by none here or elsewhere He also
begs TO assure them that by special arrange.
ment with the largest and best known firms In
New York and Philadelphia, he Is enabled to
permanently keep up the quality and keep
down the prices, Ad dHem.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14
4 Charitable Man

From the Lebanon Times.
Mr. Robert Fl. Coleman, OF Cornwall, has
sent $1,000 to Messrs Drexel 4 Co OF Phila.
delphia, to be devoted TO the fund for the
relief of the sufferers by the recent earth.
quake at Charleston. Messrs Drexel Il Co.
acknowledge the receipt OF 1t and it il only
auotter or his many acts of kindness Of heart
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AARhETS.


PHILADELPHIA. Sept. IL Flour slow. Sales
of 30 barrels. MINI. bakers, S3 5DaI 80: Penna.
family al 81 75di Western at q O0g4 So Pat
euts, 81 5Od5 70.
Rye hour ats 25d3 80
p. m oall-w heat--Sept. s45tc; Oct,
s5Ac.; Nov. exc; Dec, $40
Corn-sept., i95sci oct, i95sc; Nov, GUo Dec,
:, oats sept, si1lc; Oct. axe Nov, a5}<c;
Dec, Dc.
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An Additions, Complain, Mad.

Detective Rote arrived FROM Harrisbur. .,
noon to-day and will take Thos. McCnIls az
that city this evening. In addition To- the
charge OF larceny AS bailee OF gold watch, a
against McCully. 1t Is alleged that he has =
wife In Harrisburg and also one in this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14

Marshail Pierce, restaurateur of Parkes
burg, was struck by the Harrisburg Express
- fer1esburg Monday morning. He was
standing on the south track watching the
NiaGara Express west when the Harrisburg
Express struck EiIn. He was baily bruised
and will be laid up for some time
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14

While the employees OF Chickies furnace
No !. were putting trunk in the creek a
heavy stick of timber fell on Frederick san.
grey, breaking his leg between the thigh
ana knee de is married man and lives at
Chickies Or. Alexander, OF Marietta. sci
the fractured limb
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A Double CsntsIoup.

Daniel Houser, agent of the Adams Ex-
press company, received from Philadelphia
this morning basket Of fine canteloups, one
Of them being perfectly double on single
atsm. II IL regarded ~ quite curiosity.
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FRATERNALLY

to form themselves into improvement asso-
Citations, where they can meet not only
their Companions, but Employers and
Friends, and 80 form Fraternal Acquaint-
ances that would lead to lifelong Friend
ship bound by
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
TEAS AND C0FFEES.
25-Cent Ticket" Coffee, II Cents.
20.Cent Ticket" Coffee, 10 Cents.
FRESH ROANrED D4TLI

Extra Grades of Coffee, 10, p and
80 cents. Sold on their Merits. Five
Pounds Extra Rio Coffee for 90c. No
BLENDS NOR Combinations " made
except by the request and In the
presence Of purchasers. Granulated
Sugar, &C; soft White sugar, &c.
TEAS, 10 TO 81 cents COFFEES
from 10 cents upwards.
eT All Goods Delivered Free. Tele-
phone Connection. Your choice of the
most beautiful Tinted Cards in the
City.