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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-07-20
The Fairy Isle Of Eackiuae.

Just across an arm of the Straits of
Mackinac, whose blue e-green waves divide
the two peninsulas that compose the State,
is Mackinac Island. grandest and loveliest
of all sauntering spots, unrivaled queen of
enchanted summer-land. There is scarce.
ly spot in all the new world that more
nearly unites in itself all the glories and
beauties and advantages that constitute a
perfect tourists paradise. Rising grandly
from the mighty channel in which the
waters of earth's three greatest unsalted
oceans, Superior, Huron and Michigan
meet and blend in eternal billowy har-
mony, Mackinac Island is nearly nine
miles in circumference. and towers at ITS
highest point over three hundred feet
above the waves that lave its snowy feet.
The United States government has with
a just appreciation of its wonderful attrac-
tions, reserved the entire island, with the
exception OF three small farms whose title
is guaranteed by treaty, for q National
Park. The whole island Is a labyrintbine
tangle of miniature mountains, wild preci-
pices. over. hanging cliffs and crags; yawn.
ing caverns; strange rocky formations tall
finger-likc pillars of stone, hundreds of
feet high; cataracts leaping from perpen.
dicular walls OF gray and moss grown
rock far out into the lake below; shelving
beaches of snow.white sand and gravel,
with the never .ceasing melody of splashing
waters; occasional views of stone lashed
pillows, rivaling in grandeur to their saw
agery the ocean at its maddest, a fort dat.
ing back through more than century of
war and romance, cannon looking out
through high embrasures over the LIQUID
highway they guard; grass.bordered par.
ade grounds; old Jesuit churches and
mission houses; glorious boating and bath
ing; six pound brook trout; Indian villages
and birch-bark canoes; silver moonlight
glinting on silver floods; mighty steam
ships with their trails of smoke moving
like stately monarchs of the waves, and
fleets of tiny white.sailed yachts and
pleasure-boats; around aud over all, like
an upper and lower canopy, the bonndless
drapery Of blue water and blue sky melt.
ing into one along the far-off horizon line.
Excursions to the Fairy Isle of Macki-
mac. On Friday, July, 20th., the Mich.
Central will give an excursion to Macki.
mac Island by special train leaving Owosso
S:13'a. m. Excursion tickets good TO
return till July 23rd., at $3.50 for the
round trip including steamer transfers.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-07-20
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses have been granted during the
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-07-20

DR. ANNIS S. II. GOODING, homeopathic,
IL Residence and Office Williams St. Com
stock Block, Owosso Mich Office Hours-2 to
4P.M. and to PM. Calls promptly responded
to. Special attention given to Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children. Jy29 vi
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a Little Boys severe Fail.

Between II and IL O'Clock to day, Harry
Snyder, nm llyear- old son OF Michael Sny.
der, proprietor of the "Plow" tavern,
corner OF West KING and Charlotte streets,
mot with very serious accident while
playing In one Of tho South Mui
berry street public school houses. II
appears that the j,nltor Is pu ting the
soaool houses In repair for the begin.
ming OF tue fail term and the house
being open, young Snyder and some oth r
boys entered It 10 play. While climbing
over the desks Snyder fell, striking his
forehead against tho framework OF one OF
the desks ana cutting cash scross hi,
forohesd just above the eyes, about three
inches in length. He was attended by DR..
J. W. Ovsriisld, who stitched up the wound
and at o'clock this afternoon tho boy was
gottinp along nicely.
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Hut in Jamping From q Train.

Daniel E staufisr, who drives the
wagon OF Krauskop's clgsr box manuiac.
tory, met with serious accident yesterday.
He LETT this city at l23j for Penryn park 10
attend the picnic. At Mannheim he should
have changed cars, but instead of doing
this he remaiaed on the Reading train.
When he found out his mistake
no ran TO tho platform OF the car
and Jumped of. The train was running
fast ct the time and StaufIer was thrown vio.
iently to the haid ground. Ee suuck
on his face, which iss, badly cut up that
his nearest friend would scarcely be able to
recognize him. No bones were broken.
Alter the accident S.auffsr walked oil the
way TO Mt Hope, a distance OF six miles on
tho railroad track, and no was taken thence
TO the park on freight train.
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DFA TIM,

E
.huRREs.-July 2s lsss. In this city. Ionr.d d
Murier, In hts "a year.
Tho relatives ana friends OF the family, also
st. Peter's ana st. Anthony's Rene ncisl socie.
ties. are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral. from hts la Q residence. No 6l0 West
King street. on Wed aesday at $50 q. IN.
jya32lds
DAiLv. I'm this city, on the Gsi inst, n aucy
Daily. aged 81 years
The relatives and friends of tho family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from tho residence OF he's son, Ben Iuutn
naiy, Lampeter. wednesday morning at 10
o'clock; IN proceed 70 Cone ,toga Centre,
where services ana intt trment will be held a..
BARTON I'm this ely, on the 23d inst, Mar.
gsret Adeila, d,uehter OF VIM. h. and Debbie
5. Barton. aged months.
Tie relatives and friends or the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
rom the residence OF her parents, No 7n
Marietta avenue. oa Wednesday afternoon At
2otlock. lntermont at Lancaster cemeterv
RocH4 July e. 1858. In this city. lillian
Louisa, daughter OF Jacob II. ana lille II.
hoch. IN the fourth year of hei a.s.
Notice a. funeral hereafter.
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chicago Proanoe s,.rs.,

CnIoAso. July "a, $50 a m.-Marsst opened
Wbsat-Ju'y. so'<e'; Aug. 1910 sept. 7slc
y Gorn.Jaiy. +sNc; Aug Iss.c, Sept. 4s,sc.
q 0sts,9 uiy. sSs.c. Aug. 2shc; Sept. sA,sc
Pork-Juiy, avs rs; August. us7o; Sent,
N3E Oct. si3 7sx.
80 ,,ssSraIJuiy, ,s ss7oi August. q G,N Sept.
s Snort k,hsoJnly. g ooj August. ts ok
CLOSING.
Wheat-Juiy,soci Aug. 7ssc; Sept, 7 20.
Cora.July. asssc; Aug, asxs, sept. .slsc. /;
Oats. July. axe; Aug. 9s!; sept, eilIc /;
.,a FORK July; Ts 70; Aug, .tis IS; Sept,
.s Lard IA ,Ju.y, ss e!k iaug, o TAX; Sept
s short kios.Juiv ss lak; Aug, ts lax 4,
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MANA k1S,
New yOrx AlArkos.

k.w YoEE. July "a Flour msrka, STEADY
Fine. o8.n; Supsrnne. o. su02 %; MINI
Extra, q % 90; City sii. Extra, q So1t 60 ].
Winter W heat oxtrl. q 1906 90
wheat-No. J.. ked. STATE, Ole, No 2, plkc;
s,oc. No 2,od. 2 Esa: Winter, Aug. ss,.e; sept,
Corn->o =, Mixed. Cash, byk1'sa ;
.n,y,S ~ y, SS' ,,nsns. e'9.e; receipts. 1890
bats No. i. white. state. isxo, No. 2 DO.
to1tlc; No mixed. Aug. Soac receipts,
o2 yoJ shipments, nono. '~'
bye dull State 75c.
barley nominal.
PORK oull; uid Mess, s,s 7ScliCO
T. DO " "' s'P''
Moiasses nominal; for 80 boiling stock. 2lo,
TurpeutiDe nrR at Sltc.
kosin quiet strained 20 good, 81 Osfpn 10
petroleum quiet Refined In Cass.. ssSc.
neights quiet grain To Gla.Row lkfpJsd
bauef unll' western Creamery, llAsI3k,
Cheese seady; Western Flat, Josl.c ;
state Factory, 7k09c ; FANCY White, ia
l7kc. ''S
sugar steady; Refined Cutioat. SIC; Gran u,s.
ted, 7&c
Tallow dun; Prims City. aHc
Rice nominal Carolina. fnir togood. txc
Coffee shadyi Fair Csrxoos. tor Rio. axe.
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THE CUoUMBEn UPsErs
Throws 1t. mmodeIs and . FREUD i.

Throws Its ComnodoTe and o FREUD Iato
the Rsg,pg Cones,oss.
Ed Mott, the well known "Old Sstllern
oi the New York Sun, arrived In Lancaster
on Sunday. Lsst evening his friond Harry
Buckiur, OF the Examiner, took him out TO
the Conestoga TO give him a ride In the
famous craft which is known ss the uCu.
cumber.n They Iowed down the creek and
had good time, but on the return trip this
boat struck q snsg.Just below wuner,s
bridge. The boat was upset aud both geu.
uemen we're thrown into the stream. For.
sunaseiy the water wss not deep and both
OF the ssilors msnsged TO &c. TO the shore,
on which Mr.. Mott had quite wrestle with
. oaroed wire fence that be tried to cross.
Tho gentlemen were obliged to come to
town inside OF water soaked clothing.
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Granted hx tho Rex,stsr.

Tho following letters were granted by the
register cf Wills for the week ending Tues.
day, July "a:
ADMINISTRATIONS Jacob CRUDE. de.
cessed, iate OF Ephrata township; Emma
Grnbe, Ephrata, ad ministratrix.
Henry White, deceased, late OF East
Hempheld townships ID. II. Sensenig, city,
ad administrator, Q. t. y.
Levi n Risser, deceased, late OF Mt.
Joy borough; Amanda Rtss0r, Mt. Joy
township, saninistratrix.
John L,ch,y, deceased, late Of Lancaster
cltyi Anthony Lichty aud Stephen Market,
city, sdministrator q. b. n. c. t. q.
TEsTAMENTARy-M Michaei y. Hauck
deceased, late OF Mannheim township; Maris
Hsuck and jacob NJ. Hauck, Mannheim,
executors.
Jacob Echternscht, deceased, late OF Fas
CocalicO township; Israel Hoffman, Brsck
mock, TisnDa Echternacht, East Coca.icc
township, executors.
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on For the Convention,

WASHINGTON, July "a Many delegates
have gone from this section to the lnde-
pendent Colored conference which 10 to be
held In indianapolis to morrow. In party
which left here last night there we're among
others J. Milton Turner, ex-minis'er 10
Liberia, the originator OF the movement ;
w. C.Chase, editor Of tho Wash I'M gton Bee,
and delegates from several Southern and
Western states. They will stop at tho Den.
n,son hotel, the con ererce heRc q uarters,
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ROwDIEsIN EpuRATA,
Iaey 90 Out tor y Gos d lime ON stuids
Night and Come Home i,onripy

Iaey 90 Out tor y aos d lime on Saturday
Night and Come Home Isoaring.
EPHRATA, July "a On Sunday evening
the central portion of town was aroused by
the disgraceiuI language that came from
the participants In q iistio fight This con
duct has bee ome quite frequent IL IL also
becoming O practice for tho young men OF
town 10 go In crowds to our neig hboripg
towns on Saturday evenings for I" fun" as
they term IT, and return on Sunday morn
Ing and arouse the peaceful sIumberers
from their rest by singing the most dis.
graceful songs II Ia high time this should
stop, and the law-sbiding citizens declare
they will geek the law for protection
should Il continue much longer.
Mr.. ]. w. Media, the eutsrprislng pho.
togrsphor, has opened new gallery on the
lawn Of Mountain SPRING.. He says busl.
ness IL unususlly good.
Prot Boehnlein, OF Reading, has been In
town several days with his canvas show
and will exhibit tonight for the last time
his "Wonder."
Mr.. Jscob Reinhold, of Ephrsts, t,id his
trotting mare on Monday to Robert Il per,
OF Philadelphia, for $275,
The celebrated Ephrata cornet band fur.
nished the music for the Union Surdsy
school celebration on Saturday a. Lincoln.
The cigar business is very brisk at pres
ent Large shipments are made daily.
The Ephrats Mountain Springs hotel,
under the management Of MIR. d. s. Won
Nieda, has become very popular summer
resort At present there are upwards OF
one hundred bosrders at that beautiful re-
sort, and large numbers OF applicants are
refused daily for want OF accom- mods a,ior.
Last Friday Mrs. Yontagen, OF Washing
ton, ID. c., who had been at the Mountain
Springs hotel for her health, died OF general
debility a. tho advanced age OF a years
Her remains were taken TO Philadelphia
and buried in the Lsurel Hill cemstery on
Tuesday. She leaves husband Oyears OF
sge
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The TiAmps Skipped.

Word MAS sent to ths station house last
night thi there were ii tranlps In box
car n ID liervi!le and that the car would be
sent to this city, 30 that the tramps would
be arrestsd. When tho oar arrived at the
railroad station the door was opened and
the trsmps wore gone. They must have
learned OF tho intention OF the company to
arrest thom and to save the officsrs the
trouble they skippod
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new YoRK. July "a, Up. m.-Money closed
at N per cent. Exchange steady; posts
rates. o. 67k04 80; actual rates u s70
ls7k for 90 Gays ana q $500 ssk for demand |,
Governments closed steady, currency 8s,
bid.
The stock market this morning opened
strong ot last evenings figures. ana on buy
Ing OF the leading stocks prices advapoed u tc
~ In the frst hour. Since II o'co * there has
been somo selling to realize and q fractional
reaction from the top figures.
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ACciprNr TO a FARMER.
q. =. Arms'ross Severely lpJsred -Eoiarg ng
the Camp 0rousds-Wn. s,ipie Ditten
ny 4 OOppsrhSo0

~ V0ppefooo0s
RAwLINsvfLLE, July 23-B. r. Arm.
strong, who oversees the Steinman farm,
met with serious accident recently. His
men had been hauling In hay, and unlosd-
ing with fork and pulieys. Mr.. Armstrong
had been on tho NOW operating the fofk.
After the wagon was emptled tho fork re-
snmtd it, position overhanging tho NOV.
When the teamster backed the wagon out
the hand rope which worked the pullys
caught In the singieiree, which Atarted
the FORK in its descent Mr. Arm.
strone's wife, who happened TO be present,
warned him Of the fork falling. Mr.. ARM
strong threw himself back ward. The fork
struck him In the right leg, making dan
serous and painful wound which will dis
able him for long time. The fork would
have struck him upon the head had not his
wife given notice OF its falling. DR.. J. NJ.
Deaver attended to his ipjuriea
The Rawlinsville campmeeting will open
In August, and continue ono week. The
Campmeeting association have bought ten
acres Of timber land, sdjoining the old
grounds on the south and across the ravlne.
On Thursday last they met and laid out the
camping grounds on this new piece of lane.
No teams will be allowed TO cross the
ravine, and the old grounds will be kept fol
horses, vehicles, 40. This will make one
Of the huost camp grounds In the county
About one hundred tents have been en-.
gagged already. The camp will be In charge
Of Rev. Wp. Swindells, r. T.
William Seiple, residing near Liberty
square, was bitten by . copperhead snsk,
recently. Mr.. Seiple had been gatberinI
leaves In woods near bis homo. Reaching
Into . pile 10 gather the leaves, he wa
fsnged on the finger He was promptly
driven TO McC.l's Ferry aud given sufi
Client whisky 10 countersct tho poison, ant
10 now out OF danger.
Mr.. Aaron Siiverthorn has torn dowI
the house on the northeast corner OF tn,
| square and intends erecting a new one II
the near future.
Mr.. b. +. Bienemap, merchant OF thi
| village, th-eshed ninety. i've bushels OF ~
| raisod on two aud one-iourth acres
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Mary Rosh Ia tho namo given by girl
10 years old who was found on Plum street,
between and O'Clock this morning. H. r
story was tha, sho camo to town from the
place she works In the country to 500 some
friends AMI they were not honu and she
had no place to 20. The officer took her TO
the station house, whore she spent the
balance OF thonight The mayor discharged
her this morning upon her promise to at
onco 60 back TO her country home
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In De,,,,u,s .,,,,,,,,n.,ur.s.

There IL family living on Fulton street,
near Shlpren, by the name OF schirer, who
are reported to be In destitute circum-
stances. The husband, who was employed
at the Penn iron works, skipped out two
week ago, leaving his wife and two chill.
dren In destitute circumstances. Since his
depar ure the neghbors have been aid Ing
Mrs. Schire". Any contributions sent to
the hou o Will DO thankfully received,
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wM. RoTE's LOSS.
4 woman Approprss,es . Pecks,bcoh Uou
tttn,pg si5 ana phips.

'sin,ps si5 ana ships.
This morning William Rote, the we'll.
known buckster, msdea purchase st DR..
Herr's drug store He put his pock etbook
on tho counter and forgot It when be left
the store. Shortly after he left German
woman, poddler by occupation. made q
purchase at the same store and o. she was
leaving Mr.. Harry Herr, thinking the
pooketbook was hers, told her she had bot
ter take II along a. ohe might need II. She
replied, 81 nearly forgot II !" walked to the
counter took the pocketbook, placed IL In
her pocket and left tho store. Mr.. Herr
thought no more OF the inoident until Mr..
Rose came back 10 the storo and asked Il
bis pocketbook had been seen. Mr Herr
gave him description Of tho woman who
had his money, but Q diligont search hs,
thus far failed 10 lind her.
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Taxing an Earl, Mornipe.s walk

While Ofhosr Boss was sanding near
the corner Of Pr nee aud Walnut streets, q,
IN eazly hour this morning, he saw q man
approaching him. He was m natures
easb, snd the oliicer knew the msu 10 be
William sperling, resident OF the Ninth
vssd. He took sperlng homo, after some
resistance on his part. sperling 1. not OF
nounu mind, and II Is not ths d rst time this
o6beeT arrested him under similar circum,.
etancos.
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PHItApnLrHIA. July sS.-The roo ipts st the
North PepnsylvAnia ana West Philaaelphia
drove yards were
Tor the week Beeves, 1900 sheep, 1000 ,
hogs, 1900. Previous week: Beevee, 2l0O
sheep, 900 hogs. 6O0O.
Hcef Cattle were firm extra, e0sxc
Eood bk0skc; medium. tk0o1zc., common,
shesp were steady; extra. &c gooo. lkolxc;
medium. Sk0iMc common, .20S,<c Lambs,
Stats. skc.
Mitch Calves we're active at teskc.
Mich Gov were firm ato2S0&.
Fat Cows were weaker ~ xk03kc.
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jacob +. Shsater, through his attorney,
B, Frank Eshlemap, has issued execution
against Harry w. Brubsker, one OF the
principals In siander suit noted In these
coiumus The amount OF the ex ecutIcnl l..
tl,ocoi aud The personal properly OF Btu-
baker has been levied upon,
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This morning horse to onsing 70 Ben
lamin Fraeloo, Of Sun Hill, fell ON the
belgian blocks In front OF Grusl's ice cream
saloon, on North Queen street. He broke
sshsf', the backing strap and belly band.
but did not upset the wagon.
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CHICAGO, July 2L-wm. sieinbecker,
q German aged 80, employed at . book
bindery, shot himself dead this morning
lie had been on a tpree since last Sunday
aud was turned out Of his boar ding house.
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Daniel Callahan, a stranger, was arr, ST ID
III Inc Seventh ward last night for drunk
ennoss and disorder'y condn". b. @ .e- "A.
Die MeTringer. a uvI.nA. u. y. y.,.ulIv
commit ed IA IN TO jaiI,
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Rosurssd ,o Court

Alderman Hsihsch heard the suits grow
~ ont OF . dispu bet~ee John r. Long
- Martin Rudy nsishbors living on
Dcr1b Queen strcer Toe suit for disordsrly
ooo4ecs against Mr.. Long Was dismissed,
- that 81 snrsty Of the Psacs wss returned
y court
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10 BanIAn In MnrInu

The picnic OF st. Mays Sunday school
10 Penryn park Tomorrow promises to be
very lsrSe' The picnic train leaves the
upper station at 7:i5 a m, and the tickets
are good ON tho 1885 p. m. end 5.5i p. m.
traip. Returning, the trains leave the par K
at p. N. and 81 D. IN.
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Ten Thousand Dollars for Ireland,

The following cable was sent from De
troit by Rev Dr. Charles O'RsilIy, treas
urer OF tho National League, to Sir Thomas
Grattan Esmcnde, M. p "Tell Bigssr
aud Kenny ! am drafting each $1,000.
Tell mnrderers OF Vaudeville l. . ;us is a,
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AnRxuarslou TO the ycrs.y co.,

an hAuafsioh 10 ths jersey Coast.
There will be an excursion from Marietta,
Coiumbi and Wrightsviile over the main
line OF the Pennsylvania railroad to Ocesn
Grove, Long Branch, Atlantic City sud
Cape May on August %, good for oil, b f,
days, or to return on any day on regular
train TO AUGUST 80
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F,curs,on From oanrr,v,,,a

On Wednesday, August 2. q. J. p.
Rsub, OF Quarry Vile, will run an excur-
sion to Penryn park. Special cars will run
from that place, and there ~ no doubt that
large crowd will be taken. The park
looks very pretty at present and is Ger.
tainly a very attractive place.
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Went West,

Ois Houston, OF Oxford, who for two
years past has been en- poy cd In the notion
store OF X j. Houston, In this city, left To-
day for Omaha, Nebraska, where he will
tAko up his residence.
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Mora psus,ous sna uo,ntx

Agentleman representing Milo Il. Stevens
Co, of washington, d. G , can be seen at u 9
City Hotel. wednesday, July IS "a ay and even.
inR), by persons desiring Information con.
cerning pensions, baun,is,, etc,, or having
claims which they may desire to have prose
cuted by said attorneys. tu2sk2l
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Died In 81 Jos, mis- Ho,ut,,

oraeie lyles, who left Lebanon some
ume ago to enter b. Joseph's hospital, this
city, died there on Sunday morning Her
funeral took place this morning In
Leosnon She was single woman and
aged - years
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The suit for the larceny OF Q pair OF
trousers against young stranger named
John y. smith, has bsen Withdrawn by
Lewis Weller, the prosecutor, OF Alderman
Haibsch's cface,
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WILL cost you 5000 to see NIAGARA
FALLS. ON TUESDAY. AUGUST T. the
Reading Railroad viii run i,s anu uaI cheap
excursion to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Toronto
ana watkins Glen. via. popular lehigh Val.
Icy Route. Round trip tickets good for hf-
teen days. ana fare only ten do'lais. Through
train leaves Quarryville at G:in; Lancaster.
kingstroot. at I8O COLUMBIA at 80 a M, The
My cheap pexcursion this season. For partics
ulars see circulars At AL stations. or add ress
Hayes Dickinson, excursion agent. Beading,
PA. iy29tfdSItw
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Cake Walk and nxnra

Cake Walk aud Dance.
The Uno club, au organization OF colored
men, will give grand cake walk and dance
In ROBERTS hall on Friday evening. Arran ge-
ments have been made for large crowd. be-
cause Tho management look for q big at,ep.
dance
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FONT miss the cbapcei purchasers de,
ithudi sleo. slso and ~ 90 light colored fur
fet Derby Hats marked sls7 SEQ the VIM
dow inil Of sty les Mt " iiiamson 4 Fosters.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-24
a pIg Strlhe.

LONDON, July 81 Seven thousand col
Hers have struck for higher wages II
Wales
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-24

w ElKEL'S FASHIONABLE MIL.
Nv hnery and Trimming etore. No. 10 North
Latest Novelties OF the season. Prices rear
scnn6lo: eau and sss our Asw 0oods.