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cIearings and Balances Yestor Law.
INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET.
The Produce Market.

ECgs-Fresh, per Dozen 13c.
ButteT-EXtra country roll. Isaac.
PoultTy-Hen Sc; spring chickens Sc: ROSTERS
&c; turkeys, s99c; geese large, full feathered Sc;
ducks, &C.
Feathers-Prime geese, 35c; mixed and duck 20c
Rags-SI per cwt
Wool-Mediuln and quarter blood unwashed, 279
GIG; braid and very coarse 2o62Sc; fine unwashc1
merino, is1s22c; tub-washed, 3SG5 doc; bury and
fleece crown, 5@1Oc less.
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the bed and stays there until the shoe has
NEGATIVE ENERGY.

An eminent scientist is writing about
"the sun as a source OF energy" Some
how it never seems to lend much energy
to the man who sits on a dry-goods box
eight hours a day, basking in the rays Of
this infinite source of energy, and wish
ing some customer would happen along
or that he could think of something that
would keep him awake until bedtime.
ROBERT J. BURDETTE.
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, April 9.-Wheat Firm; demand fair;
holders OFFER sparingly. Corn-Firm; demand fair
new mixed western, As I'd per GENITAL Lard--P Prime
western, s Sd per ewt BacOn-Short ribs 40s Sd per
MISREPRESENTATION finest white, COS Cd per cwt.
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offerings, but at prices point above them. They
receiving inquiry for their goods, but they
cannot accept them.enIy in limited way, holders
of white corn keep their prices just above working
basis. Indiana yellow ear is saable at 53@54c; good
Tlinois ,houf II
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TIE Lafayette Gail thinks the president
''must be credited with sufficient foresight
to know that it would be bad policy 10 in
terfere i'm the tally-sheet cases" GROVER
CLEVELAND has courage enough TO inter
fere ii he thinks would be right to do so.
lie has courage enough not to Interfere II
he thinks it would be wrong to do so.
That's the way he is built.
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Diamonds are as closely associated with we'd
dings as formerly. Colored stones prevail for
engagement rings, and the groom's bridal gift
is more often pearls than diamonds. Even with
the men that loud gem is losing caste, and
silver or moonstone as a field holds it in mod
est retirement
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Dry Goods-There was q very
fair demand present at jobbing hands but aside from
dull
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COMMERCIAL.

Receipts and shipments for the past forty-eIght
hours show an increased movement of grain Local
receipts smaller thiry-three ears being inspected
since saturday OF this but a small part is in
tended for local ue therefore ii has effect on our
market The attendance on Change was small, and
but little spirit In bidding.
wHEAT-Market Is dull, With SIC track bid for
red and offerings MiIlers say IL is hard to get
any wheat at prices current and when they get the
wheat II Is stll harder 10 sell the product 50 they
are rather Indifferent purchasers OF small lots.
Bids Bids
Whest-No. Med. Wheat--Juiy-....l
10. I:et.---.st' 81 Rejected. s-...B
No. 3 Red..-.s7x ...........'.....
ouofa1 81 .lfhon.h do.,.uA cr,ttr...
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Seeds.

Shippers paying prices: Prime clover s. SOFA
so; prime timothy, s. 5o92 20; extra cleaned blue
grass. sl3 20; rcd top, T6c; orchard grass, 81 40:
Alsike, S. 10; English blue grass Sc
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OPen- High 4
fHg 81

Cash quotations follows: flour Steady and
unchanged No. spring wheat "a sxo,T5c; No spring
wheet 73a75te No. red, sic, no. corn, 5ikse; No
oats, 27.leg50c; No rye. 59sc; No. barley, 71a
Soc; No fsIseed, s.35; prime timothy seed, s2s4
pork, sI3s5L4 lard. s752,sas short ribs sides
0oose, <a705; dry sailed shoulders boxed, s5.75
as; short clear sides boxed, Ss6t750: whisky, 81 49,
sugar, cut loaf, 7sasHc; granulaled, enc.
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HAY-Continues to be in fair request at unchanged
prices.
RYE-No. ., &c. Bran, Sic. Hay-Choiee tim
othy, $751; no. / timothy, $685. no. 2 timothy, SIS.
Receipts and Shipments by Rail Past Forty
eight Hours.
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the price Of barrels. with SOC added to cover adj
dttiOnal cost Of package
Lsrd-Pure leaf. kettle rendered in tierces slIc:
hall barrels 70 advance on price Of terces; 5O-pound
cans In lO0-pound eases, &c advance on price Of
derces; D-pound cans in S0-pound cases &c advance
on price OF tterces l0pou nd cans in Compound eases
c advance on price OF ieroes: 5-pound cans in 60
pound cases 70 advance price Of tierccs s-pound
cans In 60-pOund cases, 70 advance on price of
tierce.
Indiana Packing Company's Lard-"Dfamond A."
In uerces, So; family lard. SIC; 81, % aud 10
pound cans az usual advance on price OF fierces
Smoked sscsage-BOlogns-Skin large or small
Tie: cloth. &C. '
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CoEs-Is quoted OF although denand continues
God Tie vkito corn buyers report some country
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What win be the stylish bathing suit
this season? Why, you ought to know;
yeu'ys .rs9ad town morc than ] a-l.
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Edward" writes me that he is just fin
ishing the closing steRza ellis sew ,sssa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21
BURLEsQUn BASE BALL.
The Funniest Game Of tho season Pisysd For
Charity.

The Funnieat Game nth" Season Played For
Charity.
Tho washington, ID g., fund for the relief
OF the yellow fever sufferers 10 about $500
richer, and the fifteen hundred or more
people, who attended tho base ball game ut
Capital Park, 10 that city, on THURSDAY
afternoon, between Thatcher, Primrose &
Vests minstyels and nine reporters have
the consciousness not only uf fcontributing 10
worthy object, but OF witnessing most
ridiculousiy funuy ana unique game OF
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DEA THIS

-
Nicely In this city, ON September 18th.
Mrs nj. E,, wife Of John Neely, ana sister of
j. W. johnson. esq.
Funeral Saturday morning. 22d inst. at 10
o'clock. from her late residence at Airville,
York county. sl9-8td
sLAYMAKER.-ln this city. on the 2Oth inst I,
William M. slaymaker. In the go year OF his
age.
Tho relatives ana friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. l62 East King street, on
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock. Interment at
old Leacock burying ground. 2td
HuBLsY. Y.-september 10. 1858. In this city.
John ". Hubley, ia the forty-second year of
his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No Sos
South Prince street, on Monday morning at 10
o'clock.
KERR september 10, 1883. In this city. Geo
Kerr aged &6 years.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from St Joseph's hospital, on saturday after.
noon at O'Clock.
sMALIse In this city. on the Goth inst,
Charles Long, infant son OF John j. ana
Louisa Is. smaiing, aged nine months.
Funeral from the residence OF his grand
parents. No.2i North shippen street, on satur-
day afternoon at o'clock. Interment pri.
vate.
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Arrested For Stealing $50.

Charles q. Bsydorn, sailor, was arrested
telegram received by Chief Smeltz from
the Lebanon authorities. Hsydorn is
wanted at Lebanon for the theft of $50 from
the house of Maud Harris Officers Mo
Cord and Stein arrived in this city this
morning, identified the prisoner as the
party wanted aud took him to Lebanon
this afternoon. The accused admitted
having stolen the money aud spent the
greater portion in this city yesterday. He
claims to be sailor on man Of war,
stationed at Boston, and that he IL oil duty
ON a Through,
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BLUE BALL, Pa, Sept 2L--Mr. q. ID.
Replogie, Of Bedford county, tescbes the
youne idea how 70 shoot st Cedar Grove
No school.
Miss Cisra A. Yunds hes gone 70 Pots-
town, TO attend the funeral Of her cousin.
Tho Waterloo heater was exhibited sttne
fair this week by A. n. Weaver.
M. WIN. Bouders attended the q. A. II.
reunion at Marietta
Mrs. etc Lemon, OF Reading, 10 the
Ruest Of J. Il. Wsilace and wife.
Miss Mary A. Wallaoe, who u on the
sick list IL improving.
several weeks In Philadelphia, visiting her
relatives
A. w. Wanner will return on Monday TO
Philadelphia 10 resume work In The oar
shops,
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sass =aass -a=sa
MARhE7S.
New York AlArkoa.

New nOrk mArkoa.
ksw YORK. Sept 2l.-Flour market steady
Fine. q Sogs 10 supernne, q zoos Is; MINI
Extra, % 0ocp5 rs; City SIN. Extra. u s00S 90,
winter W heat extra. q sssSo %
wheat-Not !. Red. State. sL0ak; No. 2,
ESQ; NO. 2 Red. Winter. oct. es11c
nov. ee1SO beo. Si olK; receipts, 2i6,Sso
ssIS..ss ssIP, $3.50 q Oct. Ss'o' receipts 1860
osts No: !. White. state, .ae, No. DO.
OCT, so,sc; reoeipta, $4,000 shipments. 2ss.
Hye oull StaIe 7oc.
Barley nominal
Pork steady; OLD Mess. sl6 s50ib rs.
Lard oulI sept. el0 30; Oct. UO6s.
hoiasse- duh for oO boiling stock &03sc
Black strap. lsc. kew orleans. 200A0c.
Turpenuue nrm al axe
Rosin nImer strained TO good, sikcfeN OK
Petroleum quiet Refined In Casss, 7sAc.
Treights duil grain To London, 90.
Butter active Western Creamery. 23ot
Cheese dull western Flat, 70sc. /;
State Factory. 7kosc Fancy White. is0
Eggs dull st4,te, Iskooc; western, l6S
sns az nrm Refined Cutioaf. ss1c; Gnun,s.
ted. 7Z0ll l-l6c Mould" A." 7Ac; Confec-
TONERS " A." 7kG9 l-iei Con GO " A." stand.
Tajiow dulI Prime City, bkc
Rice nominal Carolina. fair togood, $40.
Coffee stea y; Fair Cargoes. tor Rio. lbkc.
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NeW YOrk atOCRa.

NBw foRK, Sept. 81. p. m.-Money closed
At per cent Exchange steady posted
rates, u S60A 50; actual rates q $40
AS4k for 90 days and u ss0A ssk for demand |,
Governments closed quiet; currency 81.
q 81 bid Is coupon, q 1915 tk's do. d Oh
bid.
The stock market opened dull ana weak
quite brisk selling of Northern Pacific pre-
ferred ana Louisville q Nashville for London
account During the frst hour prices decline q
" to ~ per cent ana the market has since
been dull, with the exception of the Wander.
bilts. which are strong ana show some i'm.
provement over last nights figures.
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parties to whom the committee is indebted |
be Instructed 70 present their bills.
the school Beard mssss.
School board met In regular session Lest
evening In she council chamber, with all |
members present
The finance committee reported - fol-
lows:
secspt. during the month. .asIs 10
Orders paid. .......,................. atDeS
ss,sncs on % ,Ss hsnS a. i;,.
The supsrintending committee reported
the schools opened eli right, exceptipG the
high school, where three pupils hsd 70 cit
In the recitation room.
TIE text book committee reported having
contracted for music charts for the scholars.
Tho committee appointed TO confer with
the public ground trustees about repairing
the institute grounds reported having NJ.
tended TO thst duty and the same will be
< map wss ordered Tor the Locust stree.
TO keep the library room clean at ell times.
| The board decided TO close the schools the
entire week Of centennial
The finance COMMITTEES was instructed TO
call In and liquidsts u, 800 Of bonds Of the
issue Of 1881, 70 be paid from the sinking
fund. The board win visit the high school
on Monday 70 see about additional uesk
| room. The following books we're reported
Wsrren's physical geography, Keilog's
| literature and mason's music crurse
The collector was given privilege to Dc
duct tax from any claim against the district
Bills were paid amounting TO f74i 63
cance'led coupons, IS
The r. X. X. hose company will NEE
this evening. o
The Hsrpster Mills Dramatic company
have met with reverses and will not sp
. pear in the opera house this evening.
The funeral of the late John Mccall wa
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uHIoAso, Sept. n, ~ q ms-Aarkst opened.
.Wbeat-sspt, sc1(cs Oct sscs Dsc., s1lct
Corn.sspt. asc., OCT. sske, Dec, Ukes
osis sae., ost.. s4,Sc; Dec. ss,fo ,
fMi-sspt, ~ ", Oct. ga IS; Nay.
isrd-sspt, 90 81, OCT. uoss; Dee.. y 90.
.wheat-sept., sec.; Oct. sS1Scs Dec, $40
Corn sept, 42o. Oct, axe, Dec. si,<c;
Osts.9ept, sAo; Oct. ss,Sc.' Dec. as,Se
May, 99kc.
roriNsspt.. 80 S1k, Oct. ua S7k; nov
Lard sept so so; Oct. go 70, Nov
% 0o Jan, - l6
n OK.
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Commands Respect and Admiration.
rom the Philadelphia Ledger.

Tho sense OF the dignity of his high office
has prevented the president from making
speeches during tho campsiRn, or dong
any other thing which to him seemed In.
compatible with his duty to th8 country
His conduct throughout the campaign has
been admirable, and has excited universal
respect aud admiration. Indeed, Il 10 felt
that 1t might we'll stand as a precedent to
be vigorously followed by future presideDts
when candidate for re- election. Mr. Clsve
land evidently believes that ho who serves
his country best serves best not only his
party, but his party's candidate. From
the time that his denomination was first
suggested to this time MIR. Cleveland has
done no sinRle thing which has subjected
him to the nuspicions of fair. minded men
OF acting from any other motive than that
Of faithfully serving his cOuntry's iE terests.
In this we think no has been as shrewd rs
wise, % tho American people, with their
fine, acute Intelligence, would promptly
have discovered and resented q contrary
course of conduct on the part Of their chief
magistrate.
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l.iys 6socK aIarksss.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2o.-Cattle- Receipts, 200 |;
shipments, 1900; mArket lower; beeves,
o bo steers. % l00l 10 stockers ana feeders
Texans steer, d Ao04 90, western rangers.
Hogs -Receips, 1900 head, shipments.
6,600i market irregular; mixed o. 20
GO so heavy. % l5oe 50 light. s'7oos oo' skips
shsep Reoeipts, 7,ooo head, shipments.
2 600; market steady; natives, 02 70
a. 10 Western sborD, o 7093 6o Texas shorn,
q 6OeD3 20 lambs, t3 1905 ~
GAsr LIssRrr. - Cattis - Reoeipts. 1915 ;
shipments. l,2N market-nothing Going ali
through coDs,gnments; no cars shipped TO
New YORK today.
Hogs hscsipts. 1900 head shipments
1900 market active, Phtladelphias. @ 500
common 70 @ issr. sS i,oe g; pigs. s 81 8
o. 90 Z cars shipped to New York to-day.
sheep. keceipts. 1000 shipment. 1900,
400; common 10 fair, q oO0S 90; lambs, % O
6p5 10.
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Reunion Of laad Rsximsnt

A reunion OF the l22d regiment, recruited
In this county, is talked OF Tue origins.
tors OF the proposed reunion intend can.
vsssirg In their respective neigh Dor hood 6
70 ascertain whether . sufh cient interest Is
manifested To make 1t success and in the
near future meeting will be- held In this
city TO take the preliminary steps The
date named for the reunion is Deceu.
bsr l3, the anniversary OF the Battle of
Fredericksburg.
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The Drop ln tho Value OF Farm,
I'm tha Phfiad al nhfa Harnrd

= rTOul Cn6 FHHNuBIPHIH UUCUIu.
The value OF farms In Psnnsy lvania,
Notwithstanding ten years OF labor In their
Improvement, decreased per cent In the
ten years between 1870 and 1880. During
that timc the farmers enjoyed to the full Rii
the advantage TO be derived from protected
manufacturing operations. The ''home
market" provided by the 'diversifisd
industry" We hear so much about broug ht
demand right to the door Of supply. How,
then, In 1t possible to account for the
decreased value Of the farmers lsnds2 This
question becomes more Of q puzzle than
ever when 1t II remembered that In the
stree trsde' years from 1850 to 1860 the
value OF farm lands In Pennsy lvania
increased 90 per cent.
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ph,,.oe,pb,. proauo. s.rhs,,

Pat. pHLPHiA, sept. 81. Flour trm sales
40 bbls MINI. bakers, u b0Cp5 "a Penn'a
Family. - 25Qi 80; Western 90. u 1908 90 ;
winter Patents, % zoos 65 spring do. o. 500
aye, sse5
wheat--sept. s6k; Oct. sex; Nov, ss; Dec,
,Vorn-sept, ose; Oct. sa,lc; Nov. SIC; Dec,
oaiss.-sspt, sskei Oct, sc, Now s,xe;
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A BoId ssanh Thief.

NEW YoRK, Sep, 2l--HenFy II. Harding,
who yesterday boldly entered the Fifth
National bank and later the Commercial
National bank and stole two thousand
dollars from the former and was arrested
while tempting 70 escape with $500 OF
the funds OF the latter Institution, waa
arraigned In the Tombs to-day and re-
manded without bail for trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21

Awful Plunge OF = Loaded Elevator.
The elevator In the new Bancroft build.
ing in San Francisco, which has been In
use only one year, fell five stories Wsdnss
day morning, fatally iDjuring the boy who
had charge of II and more or Il ~ severely
hurting nine other people who were In 1t.
The elevator had just left the ffth floor on
Its descent when the cable broke. The safety
clutches did not work. and in q moment
the crowded car plunged down the shaft
through five stories, and struck the base
ment noor with an awful crash,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21

There WAS mistake In the local yester-
day about the funeral of william M. Slay-
maker. He will be- buried on Monday
morning instead OF Sunday, and the inter.
ment will be made at the old Leacock
church.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21

The new management Of Fulton opera
house ad vertised . minstrel troupe TO appear
last night and the remaining two nights OF
the week. No paper was put upon the
boards for the company, which seems TO DO
unknown, and itdid not show up last night
A lot Of people were hsrslded ~ omedians,
but they did not come aud the house ID
closed,
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A Nicer slain In Ms Cabin.

Oursy, Col, states ths, on w Wefnesday night
q man named q. II Croswaiths, who hiss
been prospecting In that vicinity, shot and
killed o former partner nsm0d johnson In
the latter's cabin without any apparent pro.
vocation. CrOssWaith8 shot JOHNSON
through the head and fed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21
House nnd Lot Sold.

Aug. r. Reinoehl, suctioneer, sold at the
Leopard hotel last evening, for the heirs OF
Valentine Giintz, the house and lot No.
l29 Low street to Annie Mary Grader, for
$765
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21
Uorusr-s.ons Laying q, ReAd,ps.

The corner stone OF ST. Msry's Catholic
church OF Reading will be laid on sunday,
October IL, and the knights OF ST. John
have accepted an Invitation extended 10
them TO be present on that occasion. Ar
rangements are being made by the knights
To run q special excursion on that day To
Rssding and the details will be announced
when completed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21
sale of Libby Prison.

DIR. b. Bramble. of Cincinnati, purchased
LIBBY prison on Thursday st pubic auction
for tllO0O. 1t was sold privately some
months ago TO w. Ii. Gray, of Chicago, for
$23, 800 He paid one fourth cash and re-
SOLD II to Chicago syndicate, " no failed 10
make the second pay ment.
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Apoo,n,.d An A,s,stant.

ID. y. Mesrjp, a member OF Lancaster
Lodge OF Odd Fellows, has been notified by
the chief marshal that he has been appointed
one of the assistant marshals for the big
parade in Columbia on Thursday OF next
week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21
rhe sixth ward Ball.

Last evening the Democratic club Of the
Sixth ward held ball In M@nnerchor hall,
and Il WIS ono os the largest yet seen this
season. Democratic and Republican ladies
aud gentlemen uiibxieu toke.ner bent upon
u good time, ant there Ia no doubt that the
affair was great success.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21

George Kerr, wsii-known In horse clr-
cles Ia this city, died yesterday at st.
Joseph's hospital, aged AZ years. HIS
funeral will take place Saturday afternoon
al 3 o'clock.
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To Ha BuIird Tomorrow.

The funeral OF Martin Irwin, who WAS
killed 1T Rohrerstown yesterday, will take
place to. morrow from his residence IN Clay
township. InteTment will be made at Lin.
coin cemetery. Rev. Schweitxer will CON-
duct the services.
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or for me Aoiropoxoks.

WAsHISGros, Sept 81 Mrs Cleveland
and her mother, Mrs. Folsom, lett the city
this morning for the Adirondscks, where
they VIII remain for q week or ton days
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21

CHxw straw berry Plug Tobacco and save the
Tags for a handsome present.
.DUTTENhoFEa, Il, Sole Agent.
sll-lmd AZ West King street
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R,n over II, a NIi,k wagon,

A colored boy named Wilson was run
over on the streets this morning by milk
wagon and he was considerably bruised.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21
Nd RRIA Il ES.

wEsR- -JoHssoR.-ln } this city. on Thursday,
September ~, 1855, by GEO w, Pinkertou, al
dsi man, Junius Webb ana Lydia M. j Ohm
son, OF hirkwood. Lancaster county. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21
SID lnld

CHEW Strawberry Plug Tobacco and save the
Tags for u handsome present.
C.DUTCENHoFkR.so sole Agent.
sla Ind ~ west King street,
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EOuu0.

Found.
The lady who lsft small CABIN containing
few articles in the street car yesterday can
have the same by calling at this once ana
proving property.
CRRw strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save the
Tags Tor Il handsome present.
q. DUTTEHHOFEB. Sole Agent,
sli-lmd AZ West King street.
THsRH VIII DO meeting and drill OF the
Tariff Reform club this evening Mt S O'Clock at
Rothweiier's hall. All persons wishing to Join
tho club should attend this meeting. Bust
ness OF importance will be transacted.
Jusr received At the ISTELLIGEECER
OFFICE, 1ne line of dvertising Cards. All
New Designs. Gail ana see them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21

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