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BOOKS OF THE UTEK.

SEA CHANGE. By W. ID. Howels. 16mo. PIP. ISL.
Boston: Tcknor & Co
A HISTORY OF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS. BY Edward
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THROUGH TIE Long NIGHTS. BY Mrs. L. Lynn Linton.
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Essays by Mr.. Henry James
PARTIAL PORTRAITS
BY
HENRY JAMES.

UI0De SNO, 81
aMr James the critical mini and with II the temper
ament which alone can and nc has besides the rare
and glorious gifts which are necessary for It's equipment
has the ripe and varied culture without which no man
he critic however clever may be- and however de-
cided his opinion. Mr. James Is Nv Mo '''' III
those papers."-(Mail and Express.
at must suffice say that there are few pages OF this
hook OF his that contain something goed and
that the eject of transformers great as 1t Is Is equacd
II not surpassed by the en- CT OF careful AM amazing ce'e
ness."-( London Athenaeum
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A New Story by F. Marion Crawford.
WITH THE IMMORTALS.

F. MARION CRAWFORD,
Author OF 3Mr Isaacs," Doctor Claudius,' &C.
12mo, 81.
Altogether an admirable piece Of art worked IN inc
.nirit O, thorough artist Every reader OF cultivated
tastes will find book prolific in entertainment OF the
most refined description and to all such we commchu IL
heartily -(Boston Saturday Evening Gazette
There is nothing in current serials full OF thought
and OF suggestion this curious story 1t is almost
hacked with historic knowledge and brilliant in w.t. au'
sion and epigram "-(Bostcn Traveller
Altogether this is which has such peculiar wilt
,,-nn,n. oua,e, that It would be distinct loss not to
read it"-CBoston Daily Advertiser.
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Mem Publications.
~&<|
BOOKS
FOR THE
SUMMER HOLIDAYS.

Books
SUMMER HOLIDAYS.
The August number Of the English Illustrated Magazine
contains the opening chapter Of short story oy MI
Horny James Miss Elizabeth Balchs series OF papers
Old English Homes will be continued in An carly num-
Der.
NEW BOOKS
Mr. Henry James's New Storyt
THE REFRIGERATOR
BY
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"The public will be glad to find Mr. James In his best
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and character which first won for him general
reading The book Is thoroughly readable, and one is
thankful again there brilliant American author
TO give us entertaining sketches Of lfc"tBoston Sunday
Herald.
"Mr James is here at his best His canvas is not
too large and fills it to perfection Every character
In the book stands in clearly defined proportions 80
admirably minute and complete is the technical work
manship"-(Iondon Globe.
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MACMILLAN'S
SUMMER READING LIBRARY.

MACMILLAN'S
SUMMER READING LIBRARY.
TWO YEARS AGO. Charles Kingsley. This daS
RECENTLY PUBLISHED:
MARzIo's CRUCIFIX BY F. Marion Crawford.
CHEFS Novel BY w. L. Norris.
ISMAY'S CHILDREN. By Mrs. Hartley.
A TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN and Other Tales Dy
J. ii. Shorthouse.
MR. ISAACS BY +. Marion Crawford
FOR GOD AND GOLD. BY Julian Corbett
THE NEW JUDGMENT OF PARIS. By Philip
Laiargue.
THE CHOICE OF BOOKS. and Other Essays By
Frederic HsrrisorL
FRATERNITY. A Romance.
HYPATIA. By Charles Kingsley.
DR.. CLAUDIUS. By +. Marion Crawford.
JOHN INGLESANT. By ]. ii. Shorthouse.
WESTWARD no. BY Charles KinRsey
OF Fraternity" the Critic says. The who
lay Fraternity without feeling ouickened. strength
oned- and elevated is good need moral tonic
bad be beyond help. The novel enrches
English fiction with noble character Edmund Haig,
nero whose love comprchended only his own Kind
but the dumb beasts we'll"
And Of The New judgment OF Paris" The Church.
man. says: /" 1t is seldom a book so
rich in exquisite touches OF description sparkling epgram
and wonderful metaphor. work. however. such
high literary finish. exhibiting wide now-
edge and such fastdious in
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
SEA CHANGE; OR, LOVES STOWAWAY.


A Lyrcated Farce. BY w d. UOWELLS. 16mo 81
MI. Howells has made a wonderfully effective use OF
current slang, hynJng It into his in plquant fash
ion The scene IS laid board steamer. and
bring this stage the color lveliness picturesque
costumng which light opera demands a floating iceberg
introduced from which cIowis OF fairies and other
strange folk descended o. the steamer The complications
that result from the strange Invasion tho main bust
Of the opera TO Set forth - Boston Advertiser
A MEXICAN GIRL.
by FREDERICK 1I1cHsTUN. Ell IS. Also. in
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extraordinary story of life in the high serras Of
Southern California. Written by Colorado author. II is
filed with wonderfully vivid word painting" tBotton
Home Journal
HISTORY OF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.
BY EDWARD sTANwOOD. Now and Enlarged Ed.
tOn. 12mo, al So
NEWSPAPER LIBEL
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Insirurtion.
For Bows and Young Men-Ci

For Boys and Young Men-City.
81 Ell SsesS eHoo seSH.
l3. 80 East 45ths
VRINITY SCHOOL, 1917 Broadway. Founded 1909
Mps Public School r. Rev bishop Potter u pre a%t
s sisS ff5ss 1S' ss Further
,s e S Rm' SSo sTmef'S and
aoBS f w. SSpi'n AKIN ' e. MGNDRfcKsoN rHnA NJ
For Young Ladies-City.
A JACKSON SEMINARY, 1925 5th.sve., n. e, cor.
A ss na SSad Pp and n D sphS College, fSr
extensive, well Shaded Professor Of coeation, Mary j
Cherry Boalders $500 yearly ga year begins sepe %
4 near ia5th.si~PupIli ntted toT ali colleges open .
wesy 'H4iS sSISSss nS
s"Sd Miss Ne i and OSiaqE IH Sp nsPa
nsIssEs A. AND NJ FALCoNER PERKINS, Girls
l school Removed to spacious house. IA LenS OK
Boarding pupils 5000 per year.
MISS JAuDoN's SCHOOL FOR GlRLS gag Madison.
pupils received into the family
Miss PEBBLES AND MISS THoMPsoNs
NI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Sc and 81 East 57th-st., New.York
Adnr,ss until Sept Isl. care Of j. KENNEDY TOD 4
CO. Bsnkers 90 williamst, N. Y.
MRS GALLAHER's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
81 West Fifty second.st
BEoPENS OCT. S. CIRCULARS.
NJISS CHISHOLMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Is East GSth.st, Eew.York.
VIII reopen September 26 Boys Classea
THE MISSES wREAKs's BOARDING AND DAY
L SCHOOL for girls, 81 East 0Sth.st, rcoDens Oct
circulars on application by letter until Sept 5.
THE CoMsToCK SCHOOL,
(Estsbli5he1 1902
NO. 81 WEST 4OTIIST
boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
Reopens Oct 3. Mics DAY In charge
" AN NORMAN INSTITUTE lEoundsa 1857. HOME
Y AND DAY tCHOOL.-Centra Park. West At 62d St
Morgan Mansion.) Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

AVA only direct lint 70
PORTLAND, Me, and COTTAGE CITY. Mass
Steamer Winthrop leaves every Wednesday. steamer
Eleanor every saturday 40 p Connecting az Portland
with all steamship ana railroad lines for Bar Harbor, GA
Orchard, Poland Spring White Mountains, Passport 81
John and all points IN Maine New Brunswick and Canada
Fare TO Portland, SO EXCURSION 10 Cottage CI.y,
81 Excursion 81 Bar laTbor, IS, Excursion ga In
auling berth In state For CelghL and passage
Apply uOlsAIlO HALL Agent,
Pier Is H. IL foot OF Markets.
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Geathers.

VfulUtlc.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEAcHERss A iasneSse
"A SUPPLIES Professors Teachers, Iutors "s'''~
&c 10 Colleges Schools and Inmlies. ,,nPpy -.
MRS NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON 20 Ohion o'u"o.
II, EACHERS WANTED. Lady for vocal must icohie
j another French and German call saayies
Immediately Large variety Of other N9cancleS, schao
1900 10 40 500. L. f. AVERY. AHeiOeh DN"''
Bureau, West f4h-st., N. Y.
rv,FACUERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Classics ana MAN,
4 cmatlcs Eplscopalian; English, tfench anu '
for civ school interviews saturday morning. , and
Auulv ~ Nfs NJ J. YOUNG-FULION, Ah, w. Vort
Foreign Teachers Agency, 20 Union slu]Ie, w..
wv ANTEDBy an experienced teacher the primo %
w OF an academy other school wOuli ie"' ~ wy
Address 433 Adams-avc. Scranton, Pehh
w ANTED-A teacher Of chaneal dating ana Penn
w macs. in the Boys High School Icutnt, .,crred
ono who has a knowledge OF commerciasi "o'A pi0
Address JISSoSh .eOLis,n1 comui..ee
Chairman Boys High school Comhn'Ooo'
Reading Penn.
WANTED Ladies' Normal graduate ey sSno school
w peror German gOyomess; tfcnch perhdi s'm NM
French governess. with music; 00OAkeeGr, Guy a,
goyerncsses wanted for the autumn uchlenl
grafuate city school; classics, near city, interview S9
urday: many other positions. Mill An COi MEME
81 Fast 17th-st. bet 4th-ave. and Brojdway.
VVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU nof
w supplies professors teachers RoVeicses
musicians. housekeepers, companions, &C. 70 coiesss
schools families also bookkeepers senograpners anu
MRS 4. D. cULVER 800 shave. cw.York CITY.
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Justruftiom.
Miscellaneous.

r, IRCrJIARs SCHOOLS, both sexes, city and counsrI
" wish careful advice parents. NlhiAM Coi hinni
81 East 17thst., between A nave ana broauwsy.
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Hnanfial.
Diui0en1 Notices.

THE NETWORK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BIA ANn' ,
IT A MEETING Of the Board OF DlreccttoTsS .
~ held this day dividend Of THREE ~ PEm Ca -,
was declared the capital stock, paysoe On c ~
August !. G. b. OJrCAbI, Cashier.
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1nsirntiion.
For Both Sexes-City

For Both Sexes-City.
A -orRcULARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE ,...,..,
s AVE ns' American Sa Sisi %
- AcKAkD7s BUSINESS, CoLLLGE AND s SCHOOL
cnd o siur Vs.
& TERMS SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES Of N Y. CITY,
81 EAST Sisis HiIS sS% II MONTAGUE
Il hate faith in lis nstHod Of tcnching tho only
% a F. eaSSa
s f. n,sESs% S9 s9 to a
The Natural Method" (conversatonaD German French
Spanish, Italian, Latin and Greek
TIVE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
WEsT MADISON s soHAR Summer N; r. cou,.
Brooklyn.
REooKLYN nEIsTs ;c5T x aay ycO ana
September 90. Circulars sent on application
l3s Montague-st. Brooklyn n Y r,rsr
MARY A. BR1G I!!a.,,,.
Musical instruction.
MEANWHILE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
puD Emi Fa sS Sesn music
l OsRuc + A. REYNOLDS. Director Mcadvillc, Pa
For Both sexes-Country.
A LLEGHENY CoLLEGE.-73d year begins Sept IS.
AThrec A. B. courses. Preparatory School: Engineer.
wiiLBTR G. WILLIAMS. D. D, Pfes't, Meadyle Penn.
MONG THE HILLS, thirtytwo miles from New; YORK.
at2 Saott lSTTsao ISsffTUf chdppsaua n
CLAVERACK IN. " COLLEGE and Hudson river
~ Insute-Collcge for girls; boys prepared Tor cocgc
or business conservatory Of music and art thorough IN
structon In all Departmental 35th year opens SepemOer
10. Send for illustrated catalogue. . .,.
REV. A. II. FLACR, A. NJ, President
T. LINTON Liberal INsTITUTEmlSe specialists ,cnlss
Y sciences; languages, engineering, Engsh; rcmarka
bic advantages In music, elocution art business coege
steam, gas elevator beautiful location; gymnasium
c. V. PARSELL. A. NJ, President Fort Pam N y
HUTCHINSON SEMINARY, ,,.,
thoroughly equipped Classical and scentinc SenUoi
for both sexes 10 teachers degrees cOnfer1i eccuVe
studies desired facilities In music ana art
buildings spacious steam, water ventilation hrecscapes
slS3 per wear for board washing heat light ana room
tuition according TO studies; discounts 10 preachers,
teachers aud two from the same family.
Fall term opens sept. 3. Catalogue free
K. J. GRAY, d. D.,
President.
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~ - SHORT KOUTE1TO LONDON,
NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREMEN
steamers sail from pier foot 2d s., Hoooken-
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS 80 -
Nerra sat, Aug. 1, b. M. Alcr wed. Aug 10 moon
iahn, We'd, Aug 5, g a. m. Ems, sat-. Aug is; D. ~,
E1eg sat. Aug. IL, a. D.. Sadlc, Wed, Aug - a. IN
First Cabin s75 and upward berth, according 70 To-
cation Second Cabin so berth Storage at lowest fae
lowest rates
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-16
Il He From Lancaster =:

FROM the BaltsmOfc sun.
Two young men found last sandGy night
the body Of an unknown man lying on
hiileide on the iisSSdd Of the Rev. A. b.
Cress, In Baltimore county, about one mile
and half south OF Freelsnd station, On the
Northern Central railioai. The man had
been dead about ten days or two weeks
He wss about six feet high, weigh cd ls0
pounds, and wore dark sandy full card,
slightly tinged with:gray. He was dressed
In dark brown PLAID suit and overcoat, a
dYAb colored iow-crowned felt hat and calf
skin boots. In his pockets were copies Of
Philadelphia and Lancaster papers OF April
10 April 81, a silver watch, comb, knife,
pocket looking glass, an empty pocket
book and q cents loose. Nothing showed
that the man died by violence. Justice +
L. Palmer summoned jury, with Mr.. G..
p. Morris, foreman, which gave verdict OF
death from unknown causes.
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MARkk1U.
New York Market.


new YoRx. May IS Flour market dull (;
Fine, q 8o7ps 90; supernne, q 60 03 2b MINI.
Extra, a s5s15 10; City Nill, Extra, u 6504 80 /;
MINI. Wheat extra. "a s515 10.
wheat-No. l. ked, state. tl ol0l.Ol. No 2,
q or NO. q RED, Winter. May. Si. .0s,< } une
&c: July, 9sKc; receipts. 1880; shipments,
1900.
Corn NO. ., MixeA. Cash. 6slsc ;
May. s1ci ;Juss't texc; receipts. lli.o'o
Oats NO. !. Wnita, state, ip@iskc NO. 2, DO,
tsGlt; DO jane. ss,xc Aug, soy1ci receipts,
$1,000 shipments. g5.
Rye dull state Too.
Barley nominal.
1850.
Lard June. ss II Aug, " 73.
Noiassss II run TOR % boiling stock. zoo DC.
Turpentine steady at $40.
Hosfn dull strained 70 GOOD, u 2O0l 20
Petroleum quiet; Refined in Casos, eNc.
Trsights dut grain TO Liverpool, lxd.
Butter active; Western Creamery, 2362sc.
Cheese dull; Western flat ll1llkc ;
State FACTORY, st09kc; Fancy White. 10
l2o.
sugar active; Refined Crtloaf. SC; Grauula.
tod, 7Ac.
Taiiow steady; Prime City. tsss.
Rice nomin nai Carolina. fair tO.ood, bkn
Coffee dull; Fair Cargoes. for Mo. Bs.c
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Closing Prices--3:so o'clock p.


NEW YORK. May 10. p. m.-Money closed
at per cent; Exchange steay posted
rates, o. sGk0t 50; actual rates q 500
s7Iz for 60 DAYS ana o. ssI1sgA ssk for demand /;
G6vernments closed steady; currency 6's.
o. % bid 4's COUP, o. 27; txs DO. u OK
bid,
The stock market this morning opened
slightly lower, with Richmond d West Point
exceptionally weak ana ~ ijSr cent. The
weakness OF tho stock Vas attributed to soil.
Ing OF the stock % one of the parties who re-
GENTLY hSSisht heavily OF It for the purpose OF
M ..,..sing control OF the election OF ON icers,
: tich is TO take place on the 3l,t. After the
first call the buying OF the coal stocks strength
ened the whole list. and by noon there was a
recovery OF u to por cent. The mlrket has
since been dull.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, May IS, $50 p. m.-Market opened.
Wheat May, tGxc June, stskc July. s7,4c.;
Aug, e7hc.
Aug bgsEi
Oats-s'ay. %Ic, , June. ~ c; July. 3sskc.;
Aug, 2gIt
Pork-May. slt 81 ! juno, sli 35; July,
tl4 42k Aug, g,slii6
Lard-May. o. % June, s3 AK July. 81 I
Aug. o 90.
Short Ribs- Nav. u 50; Juae. q 10; July.
INK Aug, u TX,
CLOSING.
wheat--Msy, 50; June. ssxc; July, s9esc
Aug. sSkc.
CornzMay. te,; June, te,Sc; July. 51kc
Aug. 57kc.
Oats- May. s.>.c Juno, 8ihc; Ju'y. 83Hc.;
Aug, 29Ao.
Pork May. ga 27H; June. sii SIN; July.
Lard Nay. o. Is; June. ts Tk July.
t so Aug, lsbS
short Ribs-Msy,1 t7x; June GCo; July.
81 67k Aug ,11lk.
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RsllFfom = s,ep Ladder.

Mias Clara McGinnis, q domestic In the
house OF E. +. Bowman, at No. $50 East
Chestnut street, met with an accident yes
terday. She was standing on step ladder
cleaning the trsnsom OF the front door,
One Of the supports OF the ladder suddenly
gave away aud the young woman was
thrown heavily into the hallway. She
struck her head and was stunned 30 badly
that she bad to be assisted to her feet. Her
only iuju was a slightly bruised head.
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Polies c. yes

Dora Quinn, charged with keeping a dis
orderly house, was dismissed by Alderman
spurrier Tuesday evening, the evidence
bstng insufficient 70 prove case sgainst
her
John Witch, committed for hearing to
answer Tor feionious assault, was admitted
70 Dali LIST evening. lie will be heard
before Alderman spurrier Friday evening,
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An Alarm for Nothing.

This morning q fire alarm was struck
from box AZ, at Lemon and Mulberry
streets, between and 7 O'Clock. The
cause OF 1t was that lamp in a chicken
incubator in the yard OF Harrison Buckius,
at No. 326 North Mulberry street, exploded
The nrs was extinguished before any dam
age had been done, and there was ~ -tces
siiy Whatever for the alarm.
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Restored 10 HI, Parsn,s

Stanley Harner, the three year .old son OF
Cashier Hsrner, who wandered away from
his home in the western section OF the city
ON Tuesday morning, was restored to his
parents late In the afternoon. He was
found In field in the northeastern section
of the city by one Of the employees at
FraiDrs lock works.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-16

MIR. PRESIDENT:
Nk 1honNs. many thanks. We now clearly
see our 900 O0O po-to fiji In the distance.
Sorry for you Allentown. But perhaps after
seeing ours you can make any imp ovement
on yours sometime In the sweet Bye and Bye
You can buy ana buy right away at26k hast
King the nnest stamped linen scarfs from 25c
to Sl ever displayed In this city for the money; ;
IA Job lot bou ght ut tumble down prices. Rope
silk, IS shades TOR outlining warranted to
wash Come IN ana rummage little. we are
sure you will ma something TO suit among
our stock. -
Mls. y. NJ WOODWARD
fGk East King street.
nayblydWS3
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DEA THIS,

kAuTz this city. on the 18th inst At the
residence Of her husband, No. So korth Mary
street., Wihelmina, wife Of Joseph kautx, In
the Goth ) ear Of her age.
No.ice OF fu neral hereafter.
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PALACE OF FASHION.

AsrRicH's
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.
Summer Millinery.
The largest stock and best
assortment ever brought to this
city.
Our stock of White Straw
Hats is open and ready for in
spection.
The biggest stock Of White
Leghorn Hats in the city.
Our assortment is equal to
that OF the largest stores in
New York and Philadelphia,
and our prices are lower.
White and Cream Tips, from
soc a bunch up.
White and Cream Satin,
gros-grain, Moiree, and Fancy
Ribbons, at special low prices.
Elegant bargains in Fancy
Ribbon, all colors, at 25c a
yard; sold everywhere at soc.
Cream Surah Silk for Sashes,
best values, at 50, 75c and 81 a
yard.
Black Silk Lace Skirting, 40
inch wide, either Chantilly or
Spanish. Bargains at 81 yard.
Silk Umbrellas and Parasols
cheaper than any place in the
city.
Lined twilled Satin Coaching
Parasols, trimmed with all Silk
Spanish Lace, only SI.95.
| Gloria Umbrellas, Paragon
Frame, $I.25.
| Children's Lace and EN-.
broidered Caps; special bar
gains at 25c. Elegant en-
broidery, shirred with full Cap
Ruche, sold everywhere at 40
to soc.
Our line Of Lace Caps com.
prises over 100 different styles.
50 dozen Kid Gloves, a but
ton, embroidered back, soc a
pair.
The best line Of Hosiery in
this city at the lowest prices.
Paper Dress Patterns.
ASTRICHS P. 0. F.,
Lancaster.
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Opinion FILED.

Judge Patterson has nled an opinion In
the suit of Spre,ner 4 Pisiffer VS.. Simon
single, In which he awards to plaintiff the
tull amount OF Their mechanics lien hled.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-16

SMY, OH, WHAT A CROWD! WHAT
AVA arc they giving away 2" exclhim ed one
lady to another, as they entered the OR1Gl.
NAL AND ONLY CASH GROCERY on Satur-
day night hey give no presents here, but
they sell awfully cheap and that Ia the reason
the store IL always so full OF customers, was
the reply. That is II exactly.
From CLOtHEs.PlNS AT ONE CENT A
DOZEN TO the FINEST TEA at 80, 80 Il nd 10
PROFlTs. and this alone explains tho W ON.
DEL full success OF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-16

Here is a difference OF 80 cents in small bin,
such as Il small family buys during single
~eek. In " nj II will amount to sIs ~. Will
not that pay for caily paper. some books,
and lots Of nice things for the baby and little
iolss Cash dealing always did, does now
and al ways will pay
NV. CORNER DUKEAND VINE SITS
ml4-lydh,W&fS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-16

ENSrATE OF AMOS ANSEIM
Ia Kirchnar, late of Lancaster city, decd.
Letters Of admin istration on said estate having
been Erani Cd TO the underaigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested to make imme.
diRte payment. ana those having claims or de-
manos against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement TO the under.
signed, residing In Lancaster city.
WILL . VI HOEN NNIN9ER,
JouN A. CoYLg, Administrnt"r.
Attorney. ma O-6tdW