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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21
Attention, Soldtara I

tall in, all defenders OF tho flag that foats 30
proudly over tho land OF the tree ana the
home OF the brave. ALI men who enlisted for
nine months before January l. 1893 ana TO
enlisted for three years bstwt On JanuaIyl.
ses, ana April l, 1884 are entitled to bounty,
Fail In for your rations money ana commuta.
tion as transportation ana increase for all
that have been rated too low. The committee
on siitary Affairs OF the House OF Represen.
tatives have reported favoi ably a bill 10 pro.
vide payment for bounty OF one hundred dol.
lsrs to such soldiers of the late war as enlisted
for three years. und"r net OF July %. 1851, ana
were discharged be fore two years for disabi ity
incurred In tho service. or because OF promo.
lion. Arrears to widow from date OF soldiers
death In now paid. as b, fore only from time
application WAS made.
Many persons are entitled to a pension who
have never applied for II, because their dis
ability was slight. but have US time rolls on
bccoue e worse; others have supposed pensions
were only granted to wounded. That IL not
the case. ALI that have through exposure In
camp and duty ana prison life. with proof OF
tho facts, the government will pay. am able
TO give names OF com rades ano officers. Thou.
SANDS are not aware they should be drawing
additional pension, some because of new legis
iation. others disability, increased sums rated
too low. All bounty due Mt time of soldiers
death can be collected by his repre- senta,ives.
Coiored soldiers are entitled TO same bounty
as white soldiers. Thousands are entitled TO
| bounty hanging from el0o to si00. according to
| service. Every soldier, who, alter serving
| over nine months was discharged. and alter
| being discharged d enlisted AZ a recruit, shouid
have their case Investigated on account OF
veteran bounty. Relations are entitled In case
OF death.
BY calling on EDWIN BooKMYER. Agent,
SOS west Orange street. Lancaster CITY. Pa ,
Senior Vice Commander George II. Thoma
Post. No g. g A. H., Gun have all Information
regarding claims. Jy2l.2tds
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summer Leisure,

jacob b. Long left today for Bedford.
Miss Fannie Rodss, OF Chambersburg, 10
visiting friends In this city.
John p. Hslbach, of Willlamsport, is In
this city on visit to his family.
The wife Of Elk Councilman Harry Hines,
OF Reading, is stopping In Lancaster with
some old friends.
Harry Hook is visiting bis father, Captain
Hook, In Carlisle
Mis- Ellie Sbirk, of this city, is visiting
Nlss Carrie r. Kurtz, Downingtown.
George Nsuman, esq, wife and son LEI
this afternoon for ten days trip TO Ocean
0sove,
Mrs. Herbert Eichholtz and Miss Rosa
Bertha Eichholtz are In Suubury Waiting
thsir grandfather.
X. A. Malone anu family have returned
from their trip TO the seashore and Saratoga
Syringe.
Tho Coatesville Times says John A..
Coyle and wife, OF Lancaster, have been
spending q few days at the home OF Mira
Coyle's father, Col F. b. Speak man, o.
this borough.
w. h Bsteman and family, of this city,
have already taken their cottage at the
Landisville camp grounda Services begin
on Tuesday next
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wm. Kahrs Funeral.

William Ksnrs funeral took place this
afternoon from his late residence, 4i2 West
James street. Itwss very largely attend ed,
there being some twenty carriages 10 con-
vey the family and friends to the cemetery,
and the mem bers OF the q. A. r., the I. o.
OF o. f., sndK. OF r, attended in body
and wen; 20 the cemetery afoot
The Scr vices at the house were connucted
by Rev. g. Il. Houpt assisted by Rev. ). b.
Stsbr. Rey. Stair made some opening 70.
marks and Rev. Houpt preached an i'm.
pressive sermon.
The following named pill bearers were
appointed A. y. Kiilisn, Geo. w. Bsrtzel,
N. II. Laverdey and George Bonce, OF Post
4oa, q. A. r. /; Charles r. smith, of Monte.
rey Lodge, No. 242, j. o. o. f., 8. w.
Myers, Of Harschsl Lodge, 1. o. .. r.
Hiram Rowe, chancellor commander. and
Jacob q. Nefi, Of Lodge 6s, X. OFF.
Arrived at the grave In Lancaster cemo-
terry the funeral services OF ths q. A. II.
and OF the !. o, o. +. we're given In full.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRAro CLUBS.
President Chauncey y. Hack Announces
Executive Oommittas

President Chauncsy F. Hack Announces the
Executive Committss.
Chauncey +. Black, president Of the
National Association OF Democratic clubs,
has appointed the following executive COM
mittee
Charles Ogden, OF Nebraska; Bradley q.
Schiey, OF wisconsin; A. 7. Aukeny, OF
Minnesota; II. W. kusk, Of Maryland; 1. N.
Camden, Of West Virginia; X. q. Monroe,
OF Now York; II. N. Collins, of Msssa
ohusetts; Lawrence Gardner, OF District oi
Columbis
Chauncey II. Black, president, OF Penn
sylvania, Il. B. Whitney, secretary, OF New
York, and George ii. Lambert, treasurer,
Of New Jersey, are ex ofiicio members of
the general committee and also OF the execu-
tive committee.
The executive committee being q sub
committee to the general committee the
president had no authority TO select out
-'de the membership OF the general com.
mitt6e,
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MIR. W. r. Williamson, the new mansger
Of Fulton opera house, announces that, be.
sides the present central aisle In the par
quetto chair space. there will Re two side
aisles running around the entire edges Of
the present space. The place will be open.
cd on August 27. Among the attractions
already booked are the Casino, Wilbur and
MoCaull opera companies, Jim, the Pen.
man." "Held by the Enemy" etc. The
lobby will be tiled with marble. Nine new
sets OF scenery will be introduced and
the dressing rooms will be rehtted. Three
rows OF chairs will be placed in the CALLER, /,
and additional stage light will be furnished :
The front OF the building will be painted
white and will have two electric lights
Prof. Christ Burger will lead the orchestra
OF eight pieces
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-ounREsr sUs,Srss.IN COZ Rr. :
a clerical Error In Commitment 10 Jaii For
Larceny Correcsed.


q clerical Error In . Commitment TO Jaii For
Larceny Corrscssd.
Court met for the Last time today, prior
to the regular August term, for the transac.
tion of current business.
Charles II. Habecker, Of East Hempfeld
township was appointed guardian Of the
minor children of jacob B. HougendobIer,
deceased, late Of East Hemphsld township
Aaron NJ. Gepfer, Of M Joy, IVES ap.
pointed guardian OF the minor children Of
Aaron Gunkel, late Of Ephrata township.
The tavern license OF David Minsle,
Grape hotel. First ward, city, was trans
fsrred to John d. Rlshell.
The bottling license granted 10 George
r. Sprenger, who has since died, was trans
ferrcd TO his widow, Emma X. SprenRer.
9. J. Campbell, Samuel Richardson, NJ.
Nicholson and William Heida, who served
terms for misdemeanors, were discharged
under the insolvent laws
At the April term Of the quarter sessions
court Maris CLARK was convicted of lar
csny and sentenced by the court to undergo
an imprisonment of six months. Through
Q clerical error Q commitment was made
out for eight monthA Counsel for the
prisoner brought the matter 10 the A.
tention OF the court the error was recti-
fed, and Clark, having served six month";
was ischarged.
Court adjourned until Saturday, August
18th.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

James Carr, a laborsr In the employ o.,
Henry Burger, builder OF the new Southern
market house, met with a severe accident
this afternoon shortly after one o'clock.
While working In the lower part OF the
buiidinga brick fell from the upper scaffold
and struck him on the right hand, cutting
two gsshes In II, one OF them being three
inches and the other one and q half inches
in length, He was taken TO the office OF
Or. 'lenins, where the gsshes were sewed
up. MIR. Carr lives at 80 West Mlfliin
street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

CHICAGO, July a. Receipts, II. 600
shipments. 1000; market was lower |;
beeves. q 2O0e 20 stockers ana feeders. u 90
o. 90 COWS, bulls and mixed, d s00s 10 I;
TeIas cattle g 0oo4 70 natives and half.
5000 s msrset .ssSer, 1snH miaea. 8 9oos X: :
heavy % oo0e 20; light, . s5oe rs; skips,
sheep ReceiptA. 400 head shipments,
1000; market strong, natives, ee 7s(44 co /;
Western shorn, % &0i 10, lambs, ss06 y Ito
EAST Lrsrprv. - Cattle - Receipts. lI7s |;
shipments. ll73 head market steady; prime,
SaGoeo; fair to good, N7,os 90; mmon % 20
Hogs - Receipts. 100 head, shipmsnts.
100 market active Philadelphias: % 2S0
common TO fsir. IS ooie 10, pigs, Ss 5000 TO-
car shipped TO New York today.
sheep heeeipts. =. 2oo; snipments. .2oo; ;
good. % COCA rs; common, e20Soo; lambs. to so0
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WILL PROBABLY SAVE THE LIMB.
Ds. = L. Herr Believes the Amputstion
(3oodsndorFs Leg Unnecessary.

pr n Z. Herr Believes the Amputatiou CT
Goodsndorrs Leg Unnecessary.
Joseph Goodendorf, the man who was 30
badly hurt by falling piano at William
Bals's hotel, yesterday afternoon, was taken
% his home on Lime street. near the Liti,z
turnpike, Immediately afterwards. He ewss
there attended by DR.. Nj. l.. Herr. AL
though the bones are badly crushed and
broken, the ply sIcisn thinks there IL sufti
cisnt periosteum, or bone covering, left 10
produce new bone. Every effort will be
msde to save the leg, although 1t may be
very difficult. The injured man displays 3
great deal Of "Sri'," notwithstanding his
tsrribls injury.
After the excitement and confusion st
tsnding the accident to Goodendori had
passed away, Mr.. Bslz had the piano placed
b the second story without an accident OF
any kind. 1t was believed by many tha'
the instrument would be broken to pieces
BY the terrible fall, but, strange 10 say, the
only damsgs 70 1t was the cracking
OF the lid and slight bruise to
one corner. The piano Is now In Mr.. Bslz't
parlor in almost AZ good condition ss It wat
before the accident
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.co,o..rAr.Lr saor.

q . 80 sr>.,ss fsrsush ths Bsuy Of Hen'y
B ~ eeensas- WIN Recover.
b u - schmidt the well secre-
sS ri - Me unsrohor, has received word
k SSv1ous accident which befell his son
sSrv b PhilsdelphiA The young man,
{3SS = about % years Of age, hos
0 working ut his trade, that
= o1earmsking, in Philadelphis for some
- He boarded with . private family
~ n was at bis boarding house that the
1r16ent occurred. Several days ego he was
Scnaing up his pantaloons In his room
V1Sn loaded revolver slipped from one
" ~ pockets and fell TO the floor. A. II
II n was discharged with the barrel point
- upwsrds. The ball struck the young
Dai IN the hrsasl passinl ntirsly through
- coming out Of his bsck.
2 He was taken 70 . hospital where he now
- Tne physician who 10 attending him
eninks that he will recover unless sud.
A. change for the worse takes place. The
injury b very serious one, however.
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NhaTEed Win FoIgerY.

Theo. Klingler, OF Buttonwood street,
vas arrested on Friday, charged with
forgery. The facts as far as de-
veloped show that Klingler made
= promissory note for t200 with his
father.in.law, Oscar Young, OF Wash
tngton borough, ss endorssr. The
note was cashed at the Northern
bank, and 1t was afterwards ascer,ained
that the name of Mr.. Young was forgery.
Klinger WAS then arrested and held for a
hearing before Alderman Pinkerton on
Tuesday next Since Klingler's arrest
his vile confesses that she forged her
fathers name to the note.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

There was another attempt to wreck y
train on the Pennsylvania railroad this
morning at early hour. When Mail EI-
press, which IL due here at l2:30a m, wss
passing North Bend, between Christians
and Atglen, the engineer felt the locomo.
tive jolt. He stopped the train snd got Out
70 mako an examination. He found thai
the ties were badly broken and the equal
izlpg bar OF the engine was broken. II.
could nnd nothing on the track, but the be.
lief II that there was Q piece OF iron on It,
This 10 tho second attempt that has been
made 70 wreck trains within week.
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Chicago fro1ucs m.rks,

CHICAGO, July q. 9:S0 u m,-MarKst opened.
n wheat uly, s54c.i Aug, sOh4c sept, 7gJsc
~, S,orn:TJuly. a7,.c.i Aug. 4Hlci Sept. Tc.;
- oatsIJ uiy, SIC; Aug. 2Ssse,; Sept. 2iac ,
a, poTHoJuly, tls CO.. gAugust, GssO; Sept,
lsaru-July, sr45; August IS a, San,
" 90 Oct, % AK
short Ribs-July. G 70; August, q IS,
Sept ~ g7k Oct 9lk.
CLOSING.
Oct, eJt,c.
Oct, s5a{o. ~|s|
90 oSatss.July. slssc.i Aug. e'Hc sept, 2as.e /;
Pork-Juiy. sis ssx Aug, us s9x; sept,
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The Oda Rellows ., SIC. ars,ns.

Tho Odd Fellows picnic at MT Gretna on
Thursday, August 2. W II bea repetition OF the
large and enjoyable picnics which were held
by the Odd Fellows at Penryn for the past
two years. With the advantage of low rates
an abundance Of accommodations ana
pastimes. Tayior's orchestra for dancing. the
we'll known Aountville band in concert, boat
ing, ETC.. there is no reason why day in the
mountains at Mt. Gretna, with the Odd Fell
lows, should be anything else than an enjoya.
bic affair. Special train leaves r. X. II sta
ton at p. m. Tickets will be good on the $50
p m. train. For further information zee ad.
verusement in mother column.
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Tho Iroquois clubs Departure

The Iroquois club will leave the city for
Newport, Perry county, ut $50 on NJ nday
morning. They will meet at Cnsrlie
6trine's Sprecher house In the morning,
and will march thence to the station headed
BY their tuli brass band. This band Is com
posed entirely OF musicians who are mem
bsEs OF the club, and they have been
prasticing for some time past together. l.
viii be naie TO predict big time for the
Olub.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21
Michigan Democrats Hsppy.

O. Frank Hartmyer is travelling through
Michigan In the interest OF the house that
he now represents. In letter to the In
TELLIeKNcRR he says that the Democrats
are very lively In the Badger state. Every.
where he finds large defec.ions In the ranks
Of the Republicans, while the workingmen
are almost solid for the great ticket The
Democrats have hopes OF carrying ths,
state.
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New York Market.

s.w YoRE. July 81 Flour market 8 .eaay
rlne, " ,9gloi supsrnne, o. 4N12 %; Minn
Extra, o. COS City anl, Extra, q Soapa 20 y.
winter heat extra, a. 1906 90.
Wheat@so. J., RED, state. 9lc No 2, 9,ko.
ssslo. so rsa,n. ann. O m1n'er, Aug. s9Jlci sepE,
Corn-so. =, Mixed, Cash, t7xe
Aug. 6i*o sept. 6n.ci receipts. mons ,
UaIs No. i, White, State, iSSo; No. . do,
axe; No mixed, Aug. 3Lc; recsipts'
n UU0 shipments, mono.
Bye dull; Stale 75c.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull Old Mess. sl8 l50l4OO
Lard quiet Aug, S 90 Sept, 10 o.
Molasses Laminal for 90 boiling stock 2lc
Turpenups nrm AT Ak035c.
kosin dull strained "a good, o. 05Sln 10
Petroleum dull Refined In Cases, ysc
Ireights quiet grain to Liverpool IA
Butter duli western traamery lIaa9n
Cheese easieri western Flat, 74s.c ;
State Factory, 7k39c Fancy whiIo, 20
Ee Ohio Flat, 7Us1.c.
hggs weak state, lsSlsGci Western, $50
lskC. w.
sugar nrn Refined Cutoaf. SIC; Grauuls.
ted, 74c.
Tallow quieti Prime City. lL.c.
Rice nominal Carolina. lair logood, bs<c
Iodee steady Fair Cargoes. tor Rio. iIXc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21
A Horse Tries TO Cnoks uln.eIt

This morning man named shenk, re.
siding In Manor township. tied his hors,
In front Of the Cooper houss. Some Tim.
later the animal was found pulling back
and trying to commit suicide by choking
himself. II was with difficulty that b,
could be made to straighten up, and tht
man who found him ssid that he ssemeo
dsterminsd to kill himself and he would
have been stIsngled in very short time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21
A D,nsmits isolnb Fonnd-

sTRATToN, Nob., July 2L-A genulr 0
dynamite bomb was found on the Burling.
ton q Missouri river track about half mile
from this plsce Thursday. 1t was OF ga,.
pipe, about IS inches long and plugged at
both ends From one end was . fuse about
inches long. The railroad ofil cials are in.
vestisa'ing and 1t Is stated have suspicion
OF the guilty party.
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Cool ia 40 Fishing,

The bass fishing 10 splendid In the river
and the lovers of that game fish are enjoy
ing themselves hugely. John A. Keller,
Augustus Rhoads, William Gill and Chss.
Hnger went 70 Bald Friar on Wednssds
evening and returned last evening. In the
two dsys they caught ll6 bass, which tbey
brought home with them. Lewis Hsldy
n there yet, and when he comes home to-
night he will bring big string.
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! PROMINENT CITIZEN OF MT. JOY.
- mcfarland Dies After . Long Illness
To AZ E3uried ON Monday.

yann M(farfnuo Dies After Long AHhess.
To BE Buried ON Monday.
John w. Mcfarland, . well-known citi-
- Of Mount Joy borough, died on We'd
pssday the 18th inst, after long illness.
~. Mcfarland taught school In Mount Joy
IL some years then spent year or more
Is Z store in Columbia, where he married
Ma Jennie Elder Returning to Mount
toy be became Q salesman In the store Of
Brsueman & Co, and sfterw member
81 The nrm OF Breneman, Longenecker q
Co, . position he held until about year
no Later he started q trimming store
which vas mansged by his wife. He held
the position Of superintendent Of the Pres.
bytesian Sunday school, and was an active
worker In the Y. III. G. A. Mr.. Mcfarland
leaves . wife but no children. His only
sistsr IL Mrs. Dr.. 7. NJ. Ziegler, OF Reading,
A brother, Mr.. Edward Mcfarland, lives
IN Philadelphia The funeral will he on
Monday at 10 O'Clock q. IN.
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The only Item OF business OF public In
terest transacted at the meeting OF the
board OF poor directors to-day was the
awarding OF the contract for meat Rutt g
Co, were selected TO furnish ths, article of
food al s., 20 per hundred pounds.
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Fishing n Dam.

To day shenk's dam, near oiesor, which
was one OF the first In the county to be
stocked with tsh, will be let of and seined.
The dam 10 believed to be very full Of bass
ana bushels OF them will no doubt be
taken. A great crowd is present, including
many Lancaster fisherman.
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lmprovemsn,s as the 0rsps.

1he Rlshell Brothers, who recently took
possession of the Grape .h0tel, have msde
some notable improvement at that old and
famous bostelry. The barroom has been
thorough overhsuling. In Il new tables
aud chairs have been placed, making N
very comfortable Tonight the barroom
will be opened with q monster lunch.
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Amsrlcan Bsr A..no,a,Ion.

The eleventh snnual meeting OF tie
Amcficsn Bar association will be held at
sarsioga Springs On August 18th, 10th ana
Ith. The members OF the Lancaster bar
vho belong TO the association are II. M,
NORTH, 3. h. Reynolds, A. J. Kaufman
nd J. W. 2. Bsnsmsn,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

Andrew Sears, arrested by Constable
shauo for drunkenness and disorderly con.
duet was sent to day by Alderman Barr
for two days The sentence was made light
because Sears has work to 90 to on Mon
day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

Jacob B. Long, Investment Broker ana
dealer In Local stocks ana Bonds. hss Goa.
stantly on hand safe Home Investment Seen.
rites. in sums TO suit purchasers, which he
oan rec ommend without reserve. Also money
TO loan on mortgage. tfdsAW
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COUNTY TICK EFT,


Congress.
HORACE l.. HALDrMAS, Chiokies
State Senator.
CHRISTIAN ROWE strasburg.
Assembly,
Northern District,D
,. y. .ECUrEKNACH, hanheim.
JOHN hlLEY. Mannheim.
WILLIAM THoMs. Milton Grove
t'outhern Distrint)
JANIS G. McsPARRAN, Drumora.
Recorder.
JOHN REBMAN, Mannheim.
County Solicitor.
VIM. u. RRlSTUN, Lancaster.
Jury Commtssionsr.
FRANKLIN CLARK, strasburx.
Direetors o(hs Poor.
7. WALL, Lancaster
J. MONTGOMERY. MountvIlie.
Prison Ingpsctors.
A. l.. wINTEkS, Provioence
HENRY n. HARTMAN. Il tst Lampeter
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he PenslOpeFs

During past week pension was granted
TO William A. Keller, Lancaster, and
James T. Miller, Qusrryville.
Increase has been allowed jacob Fell
grebe, (old war Lancaster.
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Toblcco Cut Already,

Probably the first man In this .. , 10
harvest hia tobacco Il At.a.-.... l,I.y.
VINO resides at Oregon. Tnst gentleman
has cut one acre Of Havana tobacco, the
equal cf which would te difficult 10 ard,
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Try the Sampler.

Clarke, tho grocer, has a progressive
sampler upon his counter. A nickel placed
lp slot Of the cabinet causes package OF
Stollwerck's fine chocolate TO appear
Clarke has large cakes OF that brand OF
chocolate upon his shelves, and there is q
growing demand for It.
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A Package of Choco,s,s Free.

Clarke, the South Queen street Tea and
Coffee man. will give package OF Chocolate
to anyone buying pound Of larke's Famous
Gomez. Price 29c. b.
&c. L, 4 G, STORE,
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MAR kIAGE EN-.


GRIYrIIH- BRlEDLIs0 AT the MORAY Ian par.
aonaEe, Lancaster, on Thursday, july l9 by
j. Max Htik. ID. -, MIR. william 9rffl h, OF
cork. lIs
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An All Day Meeting.

The African NJ. Il, church of this CITY
Will hold an all day meeting to. morrow In
Montgomery's woods, near Quarryvillc.
Three or four ministers will preach.
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Doing lotto tho Pullman serv,cs

"oihS io'o ths faiiman service.
harry Hanbright, brother of w. I.
Hambright, depot master In this city, Left
to-day for Jersey City. He intends to re
sumo his position as conductor for the
Pullman car company.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

call At once on 3. Clarke He bought all that
was said TO be in Philadelphia this week. ana
ana is giving them at three pounds for 2bc
Hires Root Beer. lao q bottle. u. q ST. g.
store, le a IA 3. Oueen ST. IL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

AT the Leopard hotel, this evening. the
water commissioners OF councils Will sell the
triangular lot, part of the reservoir grounds.
situated on the north side Of East King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21
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Received the Contract
The committee Of school board met this
morning and awarded the contract for fur
nisbing the schools with coal 10 Baumgs, q.
nsss 4 Co, si s2.e2 per ton.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

Sunday EHcursion TO Mount Oretns.
The Pennsylvania railroad will run o
Sunday excursion to Mount Gretna to-
morrow. The train will leave Lancaster at
1880 q. m, and returning will leave Mount
0retna at Z O'Clock r. m. Fare for the
round trip, 81 03.