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The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-13

The Catholics of Lexington, KY,
are preparing to erect large school
for Catholic colored children to be
conducted by Sisters,
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-13

Congressman Morrill, has pur-
chased the stock of Vice President
Pierce, in the LIST National Bank Of
LeavenWorth, Kansas.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-13

Rev; Dewitt Talmage has been
appointed chaplain of the thirteenth
regiment Of New York, to succeed
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-13

The Logan bill to equalize the
mntles, introduced III the forty
I,ht congress but was killed. 1t was
hught up by Senator Plumb Oh the
EhiOr futher consideration.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-13

lne Board Of trade of Wichita,
mas, announces that the rumor
" circulated that people are
/ sslng from cold and starvation
ae southwestern part Of the
y : entirely false and without
il. motion, as they have taken
s'lsI pans to investigate the mat
n re hope this is true.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-13

Kansas, with over her 800 nation.
al banks with capital of over $50,
100000, does not indicate that pow
erty remains In her fertile borders.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-13

y y I. Strikes are not quite as num-
\. |. y hey have been and we
4, \ 1 y The laboring masses have
Y TIE wise conclusion that
against monopoly is ike a
N y \ wrestling with ) lion. Wait
III ne proper time and then
IN ZEN sky high with your
Ia out be sure that your force
cent before you make the
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-13

y .n III tie new central viaduct
slOg constructed at Cleveland,
N ald which connects tie
,. s'ue with the city proper,
uy. 1t was caused BY q
u On which there were sup
= pnshcd OF the end Oi
A ats71tr md filling,
li.e braces Hill Jaala ol.
Two men we're killed aid
psly injured.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-13

At least fifty cultivated farms in
Graham County with buildings
hereon, on reasonable terms.
Would prefer them in the vicinity OF
Nicodemus. Apply at once to G.
". Jones, Nicodemus, Kansas.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-13

Last Saturday beng Jackson day
or celebration of the victory the
General gained over the rod coats
ct New Orleans the "great unwash-
ell" met and did themselves proud.
# d'nnel given By the Young
I1icsorles of FhilR ieiphia Secrc-
.a,y Fairchild was gully Of the fol-
loving:
Tnsc; r s-ao brt one man that OF your Chief
Executive, to call before your minds the image OF
a man who more nearly satisfies the conscience,
tie Judgement and the heart OF the people than
does any other prominent citizen Of cur country
Under him the Independence aud dignity OF the
re utivc, so needful to good government have
nee mere been as 1uny established as they were
Ia the days Of Jackson"
Shades Of the Saintea jackson
The idea Of comparing Cleveland t.
Old Hickory" IFS CROUCH to
nake the old follow turn over in his
grave.
From sthc handsome gIri Lead, lithOcranhed II
o'crs hicsly cut OFT, to tie last slip of the pad
II oh ; household Calendar tor 1898 ts thoroughly
a-tist'' Every month ~ beautifully engraved.
nd each slip as torn O1 presents a new al
''fas'.~ "omhl3ati9n OF color printing. Hood
.,en' ar cas-. y lads ths procession. It is nice
louE. 10 aly parlor and has so many eXce'len,
:ints IL arrangement and convenience that i
uuat ce seen TO pc appreciated. Copies may be
taned at the drug stores, or by sending siA
ehts in stan'pa OF c. J. Hood j. Co.. Lowell, Mass
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-21
a. LUSTFo; H,ristor


r~ publication nermher 10 IsAV
n nFttpt RFeil that The HfiNh ,g~.ak
~. " sf,nrlit -s. company, y corporation orxaf''
~ th' ate ~ Michigan entitled N, NJ, ,s ~ nle
thuttr thn formation. an c.,f,s.,rsft,.,s 49, W. ~ Nv.
pnrpoee ~ impr0vin* the n'yieetien Y, w
IL @bftettN april q. 1869 and thr urts atnts,sa
1usl the.epi and supplementary fhnr~fn wv,
ppse ~ Improve the I'M, ~ M, 49, IT'D
81 ttt rertNiu stream lr, ffs ~ *. 49, bat.
ftttr 9l Michigan which IA 4 trik6fs.rw III ~.
tt .eafTt and which nidffA nlth ihn snrne n.
fr zen .g a,' w ne, ~ "a township forty
~, ttTl Ahf point where said xfftni etr,ess. ~
fIttl i@e Wt section hrty Ia n. f~t
s estn ~ hnnse thirty-Nlx mpsf and ~ rosa,
stses as y, ,.. aa ,a.cr - Aforesaid ~ the eur
.1t.t7i NJ toIinNe one OF the North liasf 49,
Et tt =. ~ ni FeNfi0n Two fui tn opl,sf ~ II, f's,.
t''f .tti Ntfth "a range thrtynir f4et w.s3
fss.,. & .enes un the south hnii n VI III 80.
hNfth Qf Range Thirty air rtA ~nst ~. w. AAnl
.tstt.Nt VIZ aud deNpeniuR fhe chnli,tl M s.s1
st.NtN PIG ~ clearing the banks .,gi9 hsfi ~ 49,
Nv ,..,n ,.i onefflrlinns ~ a. ~ rerrnit M
Ats't doNn thn same THAT fheV ~. ~ ~ 1,,el ~,
tktf w pam ~ The section ~ fitil ~ ,s.,it 49,
~ v. 'fsA,.il ~ which they propose N, i,nt,rnvs
~,.i., t,'aa tut .he Improvement Dl fhe anmn
.p.N stream where Improvement, ars ,,, s..,,- "
~ ~ ~ 1NNc niin ht nature tud ~ ss,,l
W MHl. frt hnAitas Hn1 have HrhmitteH - sas.~ ~
ti.4 Dt~.I ~ AQntfol ~ The af Narr'a Fnfiu
pnNrn tot fheir approval theftffan ti,.i. s aA.e
~ M. ne,ii Wy 9p1n,d improvements. ThAt \ ,,,set
.ft rt stn tn4fn inr Tho henrina III .slf arr.i,.
s.. s. ~ be.n .krl Tor and viii ~ held ~, ffst,r~.
s+{l .{l..st " VI as{ ~ January, AID, issS At fO
y pn.ei heuuminyr December ON. teey
'H< httN tnNKA fktltHoxNkfksf ts,Asts.wx
fftf ~ hlniff MuRRleoS. President
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-21

\ tIrrt ruhllteiicn January =. i4pHt
tArNnt nHprt fhtrMufVni lfnn. ~, =.
\a w John N pQuslnNn. ~, ~ ~, l,,e.,.,
"tftnt gwen that al ma lilfh t4V
NJ n. 1881 q writ IN Attachment Z y.
NJ ~ the Circuit court far fhe re,,r.
~ .9r s1it ~ hriuy q kimbail. fhe
M plhintii against fh8 anii4. f..,,e.
Wtu1 thafteit nionrt ant ~, st
MQtn che defendant ahnen ,,..,....,, w
tnrr HUNDRED ard rffy dollar
"he fNtufuohle ou fhe sff 49,.
NJ tne6. hnfei this nfh iar ~
Ae"1, ~ ttFwEfIINu
ATTORNEY ~ pItdnfIn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-21
TnE MOST RRlI.ldNT EyRN7l
THE sEASN. |
The Opening Rail- ~ be fommcT
Hotel d rhenomtal Event
"a pleaslt, /.
4 Good ircessf " fhe lfT'tso, Thi'
dress f'roprananst NJ fonsnaif'
Gnfsf~ minnfe ~ fiffisp ~ 4
Hofst ana f,srnisit o. ~ ~
Baseme,sf f,tf htresfsng
,hupf<r hslafit, upffis.
HicgraGhscaf febes
Notes N ,rrsi

Al predictcd the grand opening 2
the Conmrrcialhunsc, Iron MoItif
on Tuesday evening, the rlie~i
3 oeial cvont that has tfanSril 0n
tie Menonlinue rangu d. fact Gins
that evrr occsrrNd IA lIopproa,I The
PROPORTIONS - tie rtnion ~ Il
looked upon "a 4 phsI Imcnal q
pl,nsuro. The clenaeuiI scented on
sphr fpr the benefit a h affair the
evening was mild and 4utiIul tho
yung moon shown with Isi;e
biIliancy The attendl.ce wnrIply
wonderful. Every hur ~ liolls The
city had rerrcsenifve and post
every lover - danringIlu1ned rest
ami With hir btsst girI ~ arfnl ga
hand Ior the good tiinek kaich thI
was surp 10 follow Atpst nveI Iwn
on the range was repre tel, an ny
more people from utf townIRld
have been present h,a ey knj bow
well nbln tho vast hoicIbae tu are
ofthem. In iact II wnsl grand ion
81 the people II Irou M4ntaiu on
iiguoua towns, under ili NiHpiet ,nn
a shc most popular ipfllor.i Tire
Upper Peninsula, aidep by an nt
hotel manager Inyt'tions The
number ~ one thonsaff had ent
out and Nllly eight hupp psd oi met
with personal rspnDass a. ~ tsht0
osIock tho vast tilron5o In ioye Ant
gteste commenced 70 rrye n na
tn O'Clock before thi al rp in
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-21

kll LADIEl


''A , We IlnIl oN sale all'o
''lnopels TrieotbpcIlaut.. IL,
''''.'ec oipur CashSu and Drce,
'par and also Iiht ~ a redut.
f'on q KS per ccntg
!ltsnAY W. shnlh every I.ady,
ai'.sipd Child chf y buy ) Cloak
ol I" nAp' jrrklgH, \ nnd Skirts al
~ l"r cent. below ifnal value.
Y WEDNESDAY, we eositixely solIall
pipuf Curtains, Laf md g'hildrcps'
reekWeir' Nelvets b Fancy Goods.
KS hitter cnbraca Jcwelfy and i
sn'nH.nd other noNrs IA hnli price.
'p a1Ynfe wc hn f5Oo yarar III All
-..'..l..e which viii gC 5;irents a yard
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-21
FOEN'lLEM EN.


H Three days
We pfoF t>Ar t)se of our Immense,
lEleghfsI I4sln Stock 81 Clothing
and Hst;li0Ods, Pants and
Ovnrs,lr everybody II
lr<rl do IL. a suit
tl2 furrvcn s.
Il pair ~ I'LL NH $3.Z5 for 81, etc.
Al We a. II y ~ onlI aud aea for
yourself. r 'ls must b. sold md
lll,e sold.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-21

llls, pariors, office, dining rootf
ia the kitchen wcrc full. The
bling room which isiorty seyeniee
III forty lset wide. wsus used ~ \
nm md was beautifully decora|
napner appropriate 70 the occ|
II chellc~. tho proprietor, was
on the norningol theopening afl1
Iereiora unable t. be On hand
ivr bis gacsts, bat theseyaral rec|
Lmmittcee ieit nothing pneone.
DEVIOUS 70 the commencement /
'all Mr.. Chollenr physici4li gave
ave a. absence from his - l1n|
linlltes and ~ was carrieS9in anfrI
l a big arm chair ~ thl henI
sning room. while nr. ! N McnI "
b. appendedbripi address shiell y
ire his listeners and waslrigh4 I
ont;
IAbHa snn GKSnEunN Cnl.pecti 7 {
ailed upon 20 og~u this rect1 I'm, q q
pme here rxrwting 10 oiHclate thA Ac
IA now thnt I atn " to IL n ~ i.ei
psAihle. hssausr VA once yIflR \ =
l0w thnt SON are on neitles tolinlnislsl
y and / dun't blame yonl 0t wpt las
lrd. Mr.. ChNlew. who biiilt = n{lac
otsl. pnc a the finest eiiilccs rth &
Mllwanket. was taken tiplsuI n Ilao
b and h unable 81 share tl a. 80
ienina, bur ~ ne ray risht r. ~ 81
lsiuh, that III errtlng tins Hd ~
- done great thins ioE irOiMolnl h
range aud tho whoisppfr nr
ad HIS enterprise should b. ~ rtei IA
she snd W ~ II va hops ~ ~
flons ~ dollars. and hocomd blonj y,
older IL II certainly deseri ~ fh
Af'i for. ~ pluck ami ewrxy heh y
hellfw aud hls esflmhhe wifdc,ienl
Ils ,nd Al = cufdisi and heal welc
ant yon 10 pitch III. know rY y
tye good time n tlNrs u A hlns re-
y don't know how to say ldNov : Il
foueius fou1 time bnd ~ hsli on
When the doctor hegaus king ! +,
inc o'rlsck, aud slmultA,oual1 r
h. clatirr ~ his pumps uhc IA
Z alighted from th>inueick and 4 \.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-21

Sehutiiecle
IAnriers.
3 Nnltx.
q t}naefillc.
Polka
Waltz Qunarillc.
Qundrille.
10 Wnlix.
n QuadrlIp. Ladies Choice
~ sehotti-cbc
/ srrrrK
Il I;i Waltz
4 "a Faakct Quadrillc.
10 Polka
~ Double scotch Reel.
~ Scl,ottirhr
~ Qndfille, Masonic.
ip Waltz, Ladies' Choice.
I.ancirrs, Saratoga
IN Qundrilf. vOld pan Tucker
- Schottiacfe.
- Quadrillc
- NusleY.
program was ilnished az four
o'dpck and upon rtqucst ~ the gnc-tA
eeirul more dances wtqv put Oh which
di4n0t end unfil an hour and 4 hali
lati II waA The intention 20 spread
tnll = iof supper. mlt owing - the vast
Ass fnbIage Il sa,s deemed advisable not
q so from DIE insi that The tables
woi 4 necessarily have to he placed Ia
The filming room and that would take up
ioomuch valuable tiineand upon suggen.
'iorloi Manager rlapp tho supper wag
sersEd picnic la~hion which WINS high
y tati7ltctory tO nll present an II re-
luirld comparatively very little time "a
.akerare 81 all present scores - the
fouag folks became walters and the
argcsnpply u etlihlss were distributed
throughout TIE house and dono away
With Ia d remarkably short space ~
iIne The waitcrs deserve credit Tor the
manner n which they got aromd.-no
me VIVA missed they had their hands
all but we're iullyequal 20 thcemcRency
following IL the
AftrNff
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-21

~ dimensions q this building 81 II.
tund np a4xSo feet, thirty.riRht ~,
y hight thfoo stories and % polld br,et
nud equipped with III u tho modern
z improvements md viii cope With any
hotel ncrthoi thccity oftfilwnukcc. Tbs
bundingis situated mar tho Aiilwnuk.e
\ Northern depot and irontsthirt y.lnu,
'eet o. = rttuet, and "A the most eiOhtl,
building n the city Thn.flrst noor /.
divided nT iollowr: Onice, 20xso A..
on from which y q wash room s,spnlsed
with iour marble bowls and hot and co,a
water, cont room, dining room a0x47
ltet with china eIosst. The dln.ns
room ia,provided with two lln rlnecaanI
1 ~ we'll @lehte0, eood blinds rnr,lhtins ~.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-21

MENu
Cold r,,aat turkey
COltl roast beef
Cold boiled ham
Bread and butter
Ham sandwiches
Turkey sandwiches
Cheese Pickles
Dmprakct
Marble cake
Fruit cake
Cream cake
Pork caku
currant Jelly cake
Coeoanut cake
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-28
RhR1N,
New York Nlarkos,

Fine. e2 8OfrS 90 supernne. o. 5003 20 MINI
EItra' g ssGo l9i C,sy oo an: Extra. u roo. eo
slhGsso; NO. = Red, Winter. May. as, june,
Corn 40 Mixed. fash. e,kc (,
GG,0)0 shipments, 1883
oats No ]. White, otata. 46S14sxc No. q DO
E@He; do May. 3sHc; june tssc receipts
1880; shipments. none.
kye duh State 75c.
barley nominal.
Pork DUH Old Mess. sli Ola so; new, sii 500
Ia 30.
Lard-May, eS es
Aolasses quiet; for 80 boiling stock, 2Oc
Turpenttne firm AZ 36Ac.
kosin Gull strained 70 good, sl 2Os1l 9b
Petroleum quiet Refined IN Cases, gkc.
1reights duh grain to Glasgow kd
Butter weak; western Creamery, 10 f23,<c
Cheese steady; western Flat llpiIkc
i2o.
.sgss active; State. lSx0lsc Western, lsz
0l6c. 80
sugar dull; Refined Cuuoaf. Sc; Grauula.
ted. 7@c.
Taiiow quiet; Prime City. ls-l6c.
Rice nominal Carolina fair togood bAc
Coffee dull Fair Cargoes. tor kio. l6i.c
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-28

Saturday afternoon c. w. Hess drove
two mules belonging to John WsrfeI, OF
Rock Hill, to town. He went to the stable
of Isaac Diller. on South Christian street,
for the purpose OF loading some building
material. While he was back ing the mules
mp 70 The stable one OF the animals reared
mp on bis hind legs and came down upon
HssA One hoof OF the animal struck Hess
- the forehead, cutting an ugly cash. TIE
animals then succeeded In getting away an
rsn up East Mifiiin street at very lively
rita They were caught near DIR. George
=. Kings stable after q number OF persons
hed trisd to stop them and made narrow
enespss In doing So The wagon was but
slighuy damaged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-28
Reuben Hutton Again IN JAN.

Reuben Hutton was released from pr.so,
- saturday morning, and celebrated the
eveas by getting full. He went to the house
g = o. Conn and stole clothes brush and
eone other srticleA These be sold to get
eneesy for whisky. He was complained
nna hetore Alderman Hsibsch and ar.
- oysOmcey Barnhoid. In default of
p wss committed for q hearing on
xuosney evening In addition 10 the lar.
~ cene . complaint of drunkeunoss ana
esoersy conducs hes bssn preferred
o9aaess Hutton. THIS cass Alderman Deem
pui dispose o.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-28
DEATHH,

CARPENTER. AT htiiz May 27, 1875, D. q.
Carpenter, IN the 6lst year Of his age.
Tho friends ana relatives are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral frop, his late res
idence, warwick house, Lititz. Pa Wednes-
day forenoon at o O'Clock. InteIment at Mach
peah cemetery, Lititz.
HAusKR.-ln this city. on tho 26th inst :.
Charles hauser. in the 10th year OF HIS age.
The relatives ana friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Z.
Gasser, NO. IS East Orange street, on Tuesday
morning at ten o'clcck. lnterment at Lsnca y.
Ter cemetery. Ito
BAKER On the 27th day of May. 1875 In the
9th year OF her bge Annie Hopkins, wife OF
Joseph Is Baker. ard eldest daughter of the
late W a ihington ana Mary Frsnkltn Hopk ins.
of Lancaster, Pa. m27 2td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-28
Handsome Umbrella.

walter A. DInmore, business manager
- the Miller soap works, 10 the owner of
probably the handsomest umbrella in Ian
easter. The umbrella was made OF the test
material by thewsll known firm OF Ross
1ros. & Hartman, ana the handle, which
y bssuty, 10 the work Of the young and
prosperous firm Of Osborne d Fritchey,
who only short time ego started their
history IN this city, snd are now shipping
their goods TO sll parts OF the country.
5lhis handle is known a. the leopard Ii .Ah
end wss designed by Mr.. Osborne.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-28
Petty Larcentes.

During the temporary absence Of Mira
Oliver Hoffman from her home, on Colum
bia avenue, on Saturday evening, a III O.
visited the house and stole from pboasd
. purse containing about four dollsis.
On Saturday night thieves entered the
Farmers Inn hotel, MI Joy, John Boien.
horn proprietor, and stole seven demi-
Johns Of whisky. The week before the
Exchange hotel was entered by thieves and
some whisky Was stolen. Other places In
the borough have been visited during the
pest few weeks by thiever. All the larcenies
Il " thought were committed by the same
poxtieA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-28
Uhioaso PROD aasrssa

Cn,oAeo.. May 2s. $50 p. m.-Market opened.
Wheat-June, $50; July, eGL6s7c.:
Aug, s,,fc.
Corn1May. bskc; june. Sa,I; July, stkc.;
.oatsa.sMsy. s5kc, Juno. s,le.; July. s,sc.;
:, rork-June. Ss as; July. sil OK; August,
:. .t.ssrd-June. sss7x, Juiy.ss sg,<; August.
short Ribs June. u 90, July. Uw, August,
CLOSING.
Aug. .ski.
.Corna aay. sexc, June. s4xc, July. Ssxe
0sts,-.nay. SIC, June. soxc, Ju'y. ssxc,
,rorh-kay. ~ o; Juns. Ha o.; July.
:. isrd May. g A6 Juno. % 4s; July
% 30; Aug. t6 B2k.
:, Short Aibs-Nsy. Cs,; June n 90, July
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-28
Live 8tOck MarROtn.

.CHIoAso. May 27.--Cattie- Receipts, 1 500 ;
shipm. nIs. mono; market strongj steers.
9 gJ0S 90 stockers and feeders, % 9O(1l 10
elbo0s 90; Texas steers, eI 1904 o.
Hoss-keceipts. 1000 head; shipments.
none market slow mixed. % zoos 90 ;
05 3O
shesp Receipts. 1000 head, shipments.
800; market steady; native muttons, e3 t0(1
30; 1e1as. 81 0o0l 20; Western shorn, ei0
&so lambs. % 40SbS3 u.s.
last LiBnRrY. - Cattle - Receipts. 81
shipments. none market, nothing dOinR
All through consignments; no cars shipped
TO New York to day.
Hogs ksceipta, 2,T0 head; shipmerts,
2s00 market ftm. Philadelphias. o 900
GU mixed, o 5000 90 Yorhors. g 7ons 7S |
none shipped 10 New York to-day.
sheep keeeipts. coo; shipments, 1900;
market nothing doing
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-28

The Lancaster County Fair association
met at the ofllce Of b. +. Montgomery, esq
at ii a. m. to-day. A committee Of nve
were appointed to confer with the mer.
chants and railroads - TO what induce
ments would be held out for fair. The
committee are /: A. SUNNY, NJ. II. wenger,
John ii. lands, d. II. Engls and ]. A.
stober. They will report at meeting on
June II b.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-28
SOmethipg In II,

An esteemed CORE spondent inquiries: " Is
there nything in the LoisettiRn Memory sys-
tenn ?" Wowouid say. there 10 everything in
II. Prof. Richard A. Proctor, Hon. VIM. W
Astor, Hon. JUDAH r. BENJAMIN, Judge Gil
son. and innumerable others indorse II highly.
II is taught by corresponds nee by the most
famous ana success sfui memory specialist iiv-
ing, Prof. A. Loisette, 2s7 Fifth Ave, N. Y.
Write for prospectus Ohio HI.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-28
RON From q stsp.Lsdosr,

John Fslcx, the well known tailor OF
West King street, was standing on step
ladder arranging rose bush In the rear OF
his store this forenoon, whom he became
dizzy and fell to the pavement. He was
badly bruised about the body and was taken
to his home on German street, where DR..
Netcher attended him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-28

To-day there we're some new develop
ments in regard to the baby OF the colored
Charlotte Clark, mother Of the girl, and
Mrs. Jane Buokram have been arrested
by Constable Eicholtz, on the charge Of
aiding and sbetting the concealment Of the
body OF an nlegitimate child. Both were
committed for hearings btfJre Alderman
Spurrier
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a Narrow Escape.

This afternoon man named Doebier was
driving into Fiss 4 Doerr's stable entrance
with lead OF cased tobacco. In crossing
the gutter four Of the cases slipped from the
wagon and fell heavily to the pavement
Doebler was on the top Of one Of the cases
at the time, but strange TO say he escaped
unhuIt
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PALACB OF RIARf0n

AsTRIOH's
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.
The county seat for Millinery
and Dress Trimmings.
Where is there a place where
you can see such a variety and
such low prices. 1t will pay to
come to us.
Our stock Of White Hats is
larger now than ever, and our
prices are lower.
We have reduced all6ur fine
colored Milan to 81 apiece;
former price $3.50 to $a.a5
Our immense assortment of
White and Cream Ribbons is
open now.
so dozens Of Cream and
White Tips, at soc a bunch,
fully worth 81.
Over 5000 yards Of new
fancy Silk Ribbons, in No. IL,
I6 and 20, gros-grain Satin and
Moiree, at 25c a yard, not any
Of them ever sold at less than
soc.
Para asols and Sunshades,
fancy and plain. We sell them
cheaper than any store in this
city.
Swiss Embroideries for White
Dresses, at 60, 65 and 75c /;
worked 36.inch, heavy work "a
inch, at IS to soc a yard.
I Jerseys, Jerseys, Jerseys.
Over fifty different styles, from
25c up.
Our soc Jerseys are the fin
est in Lancaster. We have
them in Plain Black Stockinette,
Black and Colored Boucle and
Fancy Plaid.
! Come and look at our pure
Milanese Silk Gloves, extra
fine, at 25c pair.
We call special attention to
our large stock Of Corsets and
Bustles. We claim to have the
best and most popular styles
and the lowest prices.
| ASTRICH'S P. 0. F.,
| Lancaster.
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There wss . large attendance at st.
Joeeph's Catholic church on Sunday, the
occasion being the reception Of first COM
munion by large class of boys and girls.
The hour OF this service was 0 o'clock and
the boys and girls, numbering 52, were es.
corted to the church by 81 Peters and 81.
Joseph's societies. Father Grotemyer de.
livered an address to the communicsnts on
the importance Of the step they were about
taking. In tho evening there were special
services and the morning class Of commu.
nicants were received Into tho sodality after
an appropriate sermon by Father Schi0ter.
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Tbe rrsp 10 ss. Louis.

made for the Lancaster county people who
will 60 to the ST Louis convention. A
special train will leave Lancaster ct 9:40
next Friday evening. On this will b .
sleeper especially for Lancaster people
on Sunday morning, and returning vi l
likely leave that city on Friday, June 2.
The rate 10 very low, including meals and
berths, ana more particulars can be learnt d
concerning the trip by applying 70 County
Chairman John E. Malone or H. II. Hense'.
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To the baltimore s~ngsrfsss.

Tho LiederkraBE and Mennerchor, Lam
casters two musical societies, viii attend
the Fifteenth National Eengerfest which
will be held In Baltimore from June 30 to
July 4 The societies will make an sfitr.
to secure special train, which will leave
Lancaster on Saturday, June s0th. The
Liederkranz will bs accompanied BY the
Liberty band. The headquarters Of this
society will be at Wilhelm Murschelps
restsurant, 302 West Fayette street.