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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-11
THIS

MCMANrs = In this city, on the 10th inst
Harry, son of j Ohm II. and Mary Il. McManus,
in the 9Th year OF his age.
Tho relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from the residence OF his parents. No. ii9
South Queen street, on tomorrow (Tuesday)
at 3 o'clock. lnterment at ST. Mary's GENE.
terry. ltds
STRIsK--in this city on the 10th inst Annie
ElZaoeth, infant daughter u. nj and Annie h
strina, aged months ana days.
Funeral private. from the residence Of her
parents, No. ~ North Duke street, on Tue sday
afternoon ut 9 O'Clock. intoiment al 81. Mary 3
cemetery. ltds
HERR.-June 10 ls5', at strasburg, Frances
r., wife of A. NJ Herr.
The relatives ana friends OF the family aI
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
without further notice. from the residence @ OF
her husband, at strasburg. on Wednesday
afternoon AT o'clock. Services by Rev. ohm
Kohr.
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A Great m eteor.

At ten minutes Of eleven O'clock on Bun
day night sudden flash OF light called
attention to the western heavens where Q
magnificent meteor appeared. 1t looked
like the ball Of Roman candle followed
by trail OF fre aud changing in color from
yellow and oraAge to brilliant green. lis
flight was not very rapid and 1t sailed
across tho sky with every appearance OF
spendid piece OF fireworks. Many wit
messed tho display and are enthusiastic In
their description oiit and agreed as to the
colors and the II ash.
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CHICAGO, juno II. $50 y. m.-Market opened
Wheat June. s5kc; July. Skc
Corn-June, bik; July, &c; Aug, sikc
oats-June s2xc. ;Juiy. aaxc. Aug. 2s,lc
forf1Ju une. slA OK July. sis e7x August
0li o. Sept, sli 10
Lard-June. Is 50; July, " b7k; August
o. 65 Sent, ~ 7lk.
short Rih.-Jnpe. q 90; July, u 20
August, q b7k; sept 075.
CLOSING.
wheai.-June. sJc !; July, s5Xc; Aug. siJxc
Corn-June, siIsc July. bi,sc Aug, b2,zc
eept.. b2ekc.
fTk.jnno. sis s5; July. Ns s5; Aug.
elt O5 Sept, tt 12k,
Lard-Juno. % 5lk July, q b7x; Aug
short Ribs-Juns q SIX; July. " 62h
Aug. q 40 Bept,O 77k.
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B0at Race,

A sallboat race on the Conestoga at
Grasf's Landing, between Benz amin Sim
mons and George Kreiner on Saturday
afternoon, for S25 side, WAS won by
Kreiner by two lengths. The dIstsrce
raced was one half mile and return. The
race will be repeated next Saturday after
noon at o'clock for $50 side.
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su,,iect TO NI,,,Iary Duty.

The county commissioners to-day sent to
Adjutsnt General Hastings a certified list
OF the number OF men In each district OF the
county subject to military duty, as directed
by the set OF assembly Of 1887. All males
between the ages OF u and 40 are liable to
military duty and tho assessors' returns
show that there are q .907 In this county.
or this number 6, ,2l0 are in the city.
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Pro,es,an, Ep,scopaI Con, en,ion

PrOtt slant Episcopal Convention.
The Episcopal convention OF tn, diocese
of Pennsylvania will meet at scrn. ton on
Tuesday and remain In session several
days. The delegates from st. james
church, this city,are Hon. VIM. A. Atlee,
Hon. J. b. Livingston, Hon. VIM. A.
Morton and S. Ii. Reynolds, esq,
The delegates from St. Johns church are
J. M. w. Geist, John /, Hartman, Isaac
DIller and Adam G.. Croft.
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The Lower End Academy,

The commencement exercises of Chest
nut Lsvel academy will be held in the
Presbyterian church on Wednesday even
ing, June q, Recitstions, essays, orations
and music by the students aud an address
~ Rev. Il. T. Jeffsrs, ID. D., of Lincoln
university, will constitute the programme.
Exercises begin at O'Clock p. m.
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Rev York Market.

Naw loRK, June lL-Fiour market steady {;
Fine, g. hOlg5 90; Supernne, o. 1908 90 Mimi
Extra q shG5 10; City MIL kxtra. q 7O84 20 /;
Nheat-Eo. |. Red. state. G5ct No O.
9n4c; NO, 2, Req. winter. June. sIkc; July,
99Ac; hugus'. sec; receipts, $4,000; ship.
ments, 500.
CoIn-No. 2, Mixed. Cash, 69aIexc ,
July. bs2se; Lugut 6skci receipts, 900 I;
shipments, GOO
Oats No /, white. State, i7Sa7xc No. ., DO.
axe; DO June, aasc; July, 3E.c receipts,
1890; shipments. none.
kye duh State 75c.
Barley nominal.
Pork quiet; old Meas, si Ola 80
Lard dull June. IS ~ July, ~ 73.
MolGsses dun for 50 boiling stock, lpkc.
Turpentne quiet at 36kc.
Rosin quiet; strained 10 good, Q l7k1l 90
Petroleum 6ull Benned IN Cases, s<c.
Treights dull grain TO Liverpool ] kd
Butter qulee; Western Creamery, l6dl9c.
Cheese dull; Western Flat, llulII.c ;
State Factory, 7HGsc Fancy White. ia0
kggs dull state, l5,!Gl61Ic Western. .l5x
6l5Ac.
sugar dull Refined Cuuoaf. Sc GrauuIa.
ted, 7Hc.
Tallow Gull Prime city. allCc.
Rice dull Carolina. fair togood, bszc
Coffee Gull Fair Cargoes, Tor kio, IGkc
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Fun,ral Of CH,hsrins McCue.

The funeral OF Catharine McCue, from
the residence OF her brother.in-iaw, Cour,
Crier Joseph r. Snyder, on Sunday after
noon, was largely attended. Rev. L. o..
Houpt conducted the funeral services and
the interment was made at Lancaster ceme.
tory. The pail bearers were: d. II, Heitshu,
Jscob A. Hollinger, l. N. Staufier, Lorenz 2
Blu, John HolIinger and +. }. Ste. aauser
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w. A. Haskell, through his attorney, T.
]. Davis, to day recovered soirel mare In
the possession of Henry II. Bite. Haskell
claimed the property as his, and a. Bits
could not give bond the mare was turned
over to Haskell.
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~. r,,,.n,,n,,. Ca,,,o Nr.rs.s.

Pru,ApyLrmA, June 1.-the recsipts ~ the
North Pennsylvania and west fhiiaoeipn1A
aIGp Tor The week Beeves. II, 700, sheep. 1ocoo
boga. 500 Previous week Beeves, 2,Ip
HAT cattle were active ana higher |;
eItrs, gxd6kc; good, bA06c medium, go
heep active aiad5xc, Lumbs, asesc.
Hogs were slow Western, sXQsLc.
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A Night DIVING Accident.

Last evening two men were driving one
of Newton Fry's livery teams down Prince
street. As they turned into Chestnut
street the horse stumbled and fell, almost
standing on his head. Tho only damage
was the breaki ing of shaft
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Propsrt,es Wi,hcr,Un

The dwelling todses of William Gsau, al
she corner o. Orange and Charlotte streets,
offered at public on Ssturd sy evening by
A1ctioneer Haines, were Withdrawn at
~, 600.
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A Very Large Pike,

Andy Flick, Louis Dommel and smes
Smithgsll won't fishing in the Conesto ga,
near Eden paper mill, Saturday last, and
caught . pike 25 inches In length and
weighing 80 pounds. The fish was pre-
sentsd to the veteran sportsman, John f.
Gri6!
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A Cr0ss Woman .

Before Alderman Hershey, Mary Fry
hes brought suit against Louisa Brown,
charging her with being q common scold
Fall has been entered for hearing.
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the snnuai services of the Forty Hours
devotion VIII begin in st Mary's church
On Sunday next TO close on Tuesday even.
1ne, when Bishop McGovern will preside
pnd preach the sermon.
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REMEMBER II yen want TO invest or borrow
money, buy or sell Real Estate, or Local Stocks
or Bonds, Insure Life or Property in the best
companies, to call upon or write to Jacob Is.
Long, No 10 North Queen street, mlls&w
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MARkEI'S.


PHILtDgLruIA, June II .-Flour steady sales
] 500 bbis Miun. Bakers. SS COCA 10 Peun's
Family, o. sjTi ~; Western 90, o. 2O2i 70
Winter Patents. s7535 l2E.
i've, 81 G5l3 ISL
Wheat une. 9Sc July, 9lkc.; Aug. .cOI.c
Corn J me, hSAc; July, bSLc; Aug 5gi.c
Oats June. s3Hc; July, i3I.c AuY,, SSi. 40.
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$50 Rose Br shes m Bloom

Miss Kate Carson, living on West Vine
street, hss now In full bloom $50 rose bushes
of oil varieties. They are considered the
hasst and largest collection of rosss Ia tie
Oouuty.
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A BOY DROWNED
~.arx rrSaRp LOSES HIS LIFE WHILE
.araINo IN sac BIG CHICKiEs.
Ne could Not swim and HIS Companions Un-
sbss 70 Rescae Him death Of Mrs. Caroline
O. richards Of Congestion OF the Brain
ana may McFarian OF Diphtheria.

N 'oLuNBIA, June 1l-Frank Linard,
wArded.. "senn'
"A vertisements from 10 to q cts. Per line
each insertion, according to location.
THE INTELLI0ENCER,
Lancaster. Pa
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sheriff 9 sale.

Tho eheriG posted bills this afternoon
for the fsle of twenty-five properties In city
and county, on June 3Oth.
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NRWADpS pSRrIsEMsN1s.

LrsTATE OF MASSEY b. RHoADs,
II late OF Lancaster, Pa, deceased. Letters
of administration on said estate having been
granted 20 the undersigned, all persons in.
1iate payment, and those having claims or de.
mands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement TO the under
signed residing at No 23i North Charlotte B.,
In said city. HEHkY g. BUBROWhs,
Administrator.
walter N FRArKLIr, Attorney. m2l etdM
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GRABILL'S
The Original and Only Cash Grocer


None Whatever, unless you want tOsavesome
money. DID IL ever occur To you that you
spend more money for 0rocertes yearly than
for any other necessary household expenses
Therefore, theitem of buying at O Asa Prices
or Credit Prof To isof considerable importance
3ne difference between Cash ana Credit
Prices is about 70 per cent, or, in other words
on every dollars worth OF Groceries purchased
for Cash, you save about % cents.
OF course, there are some articles, such as
Sugars, that are sold nearly as cheap on credit
as can be sold for cash, because they are alwa
sold at about cost, but on an ordinary Dill oi
groceries IT. is strictly correct that cash saves
about 20 cents on the dollar.
Parlor Matches. Large Boxes, l5c dozen,
and the Ordinary Match, DC dozen, are con-
siderod cheap.
Another lot Of that superior Old cider Vine.
gar just received at lbc gallon 4, quart
II can't be beat I'm quality.
Ginger Snaps, Inc article, SO pound. ana
Cream Soda Biscuits Sc, in pound packages.
Brooms are very Cheap at present. We have
them at 10, IL, Is, Is. 20 and VI cents,
Ammonis, In Pint Bottles, at |, and 10 cents.
lust what Is wanted for cleaning ana disin
fecting purposes.
A0Opcn every evening.
NORTHWEST CORNER DUKE AND
VINE STREETS.
ml4lydB,W&
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A RE YOU MARRIED9 ARE you
"A keeping house, II so. you need Gro
certes. don't you But you ask, What busi-
ne So Is that OF
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Stoch n Arko OTIS.

Quotations by Reed. Moerann q CO., bank.
ors, Lancaster, Pa.
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The College Graduate.

~Telephone Connection
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NEW AD VRRTIsEMENTs.

NEW ADVKRTIBEMkN7H.
CITY TAX, lsss-THE CITY TAX DU.
~ plicate IL nov in tho HANDS Of the CITY
Treasurer for collection. Offico hours, go
q. m. tiIl 800 p. IN. J.H. RATHFOf.
ie5ffdR City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
WORTHY OF REMARK.

AT last accounts an aged negro Of Stan
ford KY, who some time ago turned nearly
white, was gradually resuming his former
color.
COMMUNICATION during the great blizzard,
, between New York and Boston, was by
cable across the Atlantic and backl Mod
ern enterprise
THERE is town in Fillmore County. Neb,
called Obiowa- II is said it was named so
on account of both Ohio and Iowa people
who settled there.
A BLIND nan, Of Toccoa. Ga. is able 10
tell The denomination Of bank note or
check by feeling il. and can count money as
rapidly ss bank clerk.
TBE Hyde Tavern. an iun OF great historic
interest and glorious reputation. which for
years graced the old Hartford Conn post
road. recently burned down Both Wash
inVton and Lafayette had frequently known
its hospitality.
TRouFE OF performing seals was late
attraction at Boston. There were eight Of
the animals. all captured on the coast Of
Labrador. and they are known throughout
Europe for their musical ability. swimming q
exhibitions and other wonderful per
forEaances.
number Of legislators were showed up in a
train. and while thus imprisoned were com
PEELED. in order 10 obtain refreshments. 70
pay four dollars apiece for pies. twenty Eve
cents each for eggs and equally fabulous
prices for other articles Of diet
NHAT il supposed 70 be q Confederate
gold dollar was found IN an ssh-heap in At
lznta recently BY colorcd boy. and OLD for
thirty uclars r. is said that Only sir such
CONS were issued BY the Confederate Gov
ern1DeTft. sard II genuine this specimen
wsuld be worth SIX hundred and ffty dol
lars.
IT has been figured OF bv 8 sfatisticsl
of7cisl that there are thirtv.one criminals
70 every l.0o bachelors and only eleven
criminals - every loo msrrse6 r1en
Fron ihis showing he argues thsi ustri-
nonv rcsfrains ueu from crime. ana ogeht
Therefore n be encouraged by legislation
and ofbe~wiee
SrR.SsF specimens q preserved fsh AZ
sad ~ have been found Re- pit surk II a
stratum q rock sslt in Nevaoa The speci-
mems we're not pefrife6. buf fcsh ard 81
we're preserved 80 perfect form. srd after
beng sassed in fresh rster for twc ~ fhree
dsvs were coose6 anS eater. but were rot
serv palstshIs After hefnx exposes - TIE
s5r ard san for dag or two fheg oecaUls ss
hsr1 ss trond
SorTH CtF0IT~t ~ewSpsper SAYS tfssf
ri lerg seo 2 New Horker wrote - ths
ssafe Treasurer that ~ Asa found among
he payers l1f of CO Soltn 1aroiirs bonds.
sna - wanfes e. knov II tteV ss6 sav
Tosrset val1e The Tressursr fnTesssrsts3
ard Yfe' thaf tksT were vsorta - oeats
~ fhe d. a. The BIRDS wars vsTth
s. ~ snd tts Ns-- Yorksr hss fGs. drsvr
so ac-gz1 sfsd Interest
AS ssel 1inisfer -f Efrh Shosls Ga. hss
81 tHe DR. ~ wt4rh hs W. E~esft rs ov~n
f.rers ssTooa z hss ordered rs so1 -
n1zge u coEn wtcr - 5-hrts ngst
- nerte--F par ard - <eS --nk . n,as
iecS Tie orfzr svsa r. - A. - - ebes x
f1e cfIrch. snf toers - f1e s.-es-ree r. kas
flencs ard fszs ~. w1o .srs re-ss &C e
vves~ r.c-rri7c - ~ - ts - s1a
~ ssi-s0le 1risuts - hs svn uer1-v
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Dor Of Mrs DeBarrios; the late Clarkson Y
Potter, Editor J. NJ. Bundy. z. V Snslley
Judge Nelson Cross. and Mrs. 4. C.. Hunt
ington. of 979 Le1ington-sre Henry q
Aarqusnd. she said. had Offered r. e. 5 e06
for picture painted BY the spirit hand oi
the dead MIrillO-Neln Iork SIN
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Not TO be eSceed for tone, durability and finish,
East. West North or south.--INDIANAPOLls sENTI-
MEL.
of the scale shows soIcne Tie touch apparently
perfect combining Hghtness with strength--CINtIN-
NAT1 GAZETTE.
We familiar with the Chase Pianos for the
thirteen and but voice the sentiment of
tho usands of people all the land when the
Chase il the best Piano in respect thai has
l"en placed before the public--BENT0N HARBOR
kLEADIUM
IL. durability. fits wonderful proongafion of tone,
IFS neatness and beauty. OF the qualities that
have won for ii - much iavor.--OHIO LIBERAL
These Pianos have splendid reputation. and al the
Ohio State al Columbus. took the first premium
occupy the front ranl.-NANSVILLE REPUBLICAN.
Another Triumph for the Musical West.
Pianos, becoming popular musical
world have introduced used the College
Theodore Thomas have
college. The Chase Pianos combine
remarkable quality durability making
them well adapted college work-BRAINARD MUSICAL
WORLD.
Philadelphia. Pa. June IA, 1875.
M. j. CHASE, Sir:-The Square Piano, msnofse-
furnished Building
good Saturday placed
ladies' muh pleased
II has good all
qualities point OF touch. the
possesses well elegant nish fact
ror-F W. GREEN, Secretary Ohio Beard Centennial
Managers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Eood Ss~szyssriIs Ks - ~ ~ -,e~s
fer cztsrTt sn1 irnr7rs s<ood ftsr sr--
tki1E siss sv@ nseo writes NJ 7sf.
syrscase. \. y. Hansr.ss q etbers 30
sm1ar tsstinozr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

The tone is clear, penetrating and expanding it
comes nrm prompt decided and sonoroes through
out.--CINCINNATI ENQUIRER.
The Chase Pianos awarded highest premium,
ali Others. the Cincinnati Exposition, $50,
their square and Upright Panos-ED. MUSICAL PEO
PIE, CINCINNATI OHIO
~Of ali the parts of d Gaase Piano. none is treated
with more attention than the Sounding Board which
may be called the lungs ot the Piano Mr. Chase has
given To this important inensl'er of
tiOn of the Chase sounding Board ' excited the adm
ration of all experts who have exam9G i critically"
THE MUSICAL PEOPLE
The Chase Piano al Cincinnati hdasiil hIsdan 1910,
AWARD JUk3RsJ
After thorough examination. we find that the Chase
Pianos well constructed Instruments: immense i'm
power sympathetic perfect in purity
Of tone; superb action, elegantly finished,
patent Improvement the Sounding Board action
features of superior excellence. We
award a premium. Yours
HERMAN GEROLD
GALLUS GRISIME,
JOHN BROEKHOVEN,
Jurors.
"Telegram-Herald,' Grand Rapids Mich June H. 1887
FINE INSTRUMENT
The Chase Brothers, of this city have manufactured
expressly Tor Manager Fred q. Eerger "a grand
uprignt piano. The piano "a credit to manufac-
turing enterprise of Grand Rapids
WOOD ana mahogany. Its tone * peculiarly pOwerfuI
and all pianiss who have heard
of any instrument ever made in this country. Mr.
ger much pleased with it, and. being thorough
sician, knows its worth =
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
The APPLE CROP.

Fall Apples were Never Bstter-The
winter Crop Lsrge-Othsr Fruits.
Those are fine looking apples remarked
a reporter to a commission fruit dealer yes
tercsy as he noticed some fine baskets of
strawberry aud pound royals. Yes. an
sweIed the merchant. the apple crop was
never finer than this fall. The apples are
simply perfect; they look as If they had
been moulded in wax. not blsmish on
them. The weather seems to have been
Just what was needed to develop spptes
What are apples worth now" asked the
scribe. o. different prices. we are paying
from % 10 40 cents Der bushel, and for some
very choice ones perhaps 90 cents
The fancy varieties such as strawberries,
pound royals dutchess and maiden's
blush are selling for 81 30 and SEQ per par
rel. The farmer gets about .25 per bar
rel. les, the Cayuga red streak may also
be clsssed in the fancy list. Fruit growers
report not heavy crop of thess varieties
bat that they are of a superior quality.
There will be an enormous crop OF Winter
apples and the price 10 farmers at their
orchards will range from IS cents to 81 90
per barrel The great fsvoute With fruit
growers and shippers IS the Baldwin, next
aud the Spy. all of which varieties bring
the highest prices Of any apples grown In
this srsls. The Hubbardstown NOnssuch
is good variety and brings the high est
price, but is not so good keeper as some
varisties of Winter fruit. IL is safe 10 say
that one-halt Of all the apples shipped from
the orchards of Michigan will consist OF
Baidwins, Greenings aud Spies.
We received the hrst Early Crawford
peaches here today. They came fro,n
Allegsn county. but ] saw q few bushels
that were rsised in this county.
The peach crop in the orchard, south Of
the city in Gaines is failure but north of
the city and IN Ada the crop Is iair. while
on the Lake s hors II Is large Bat We don't
get many OF the peaches Of the Lake shore,
they are shipped TO Chicago and Milvau-
kes. The price OF the earlier kinds has
rfnged from 81 80 20 81 90 per bushel, while
the Crawford started IN Al $3.50 and 500,
bot they will drop rapidly n the next week
and II q should oe warn and rain peach
growers would have peaches 70 give away.
Pears are good crop and are bringing
the farmer from Si.25 10 80 per hgshel
The plum crop IL not large. ou:. ike the
Fall Apples are = very hae quality. The
price averages 500 per hushsl.
The g-spe crop has not yst mstured in
this vicinity, bat there are prospects Of
hssVy crop.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

Give 81 600 % Cievsisn ff' sxcitsdly said
enc q ths oig guns Of TsmmsnY Hal when
spproached bY a trusted messenger from
ths Democratic Commitfse. What forD'
be ~snt on. a. De gaspsd for breath. What
has b. 6oae hor ~ Nsw York Dsmocr.eyf
Nothing Rats young fsilsr, yog don {
kno~ o. hers in New York. Cleveland has
foFosd ns 70 livs on sind for four yssr. and
nov he wants as 20 20 doNB - our boot
k<x tor uoasr 70 rse elect him You wsnt
ne - give e. ca, sh2 n You i0nt take
foBrsslf o. On = dead run fli xivs you 0us
n ne eye and a. the disappointed mes
senger oeat rstrsAt the disgusted Democrat
nsed some forcih.s woris thst would have
mads Chinese pirate turn green WITH
su7y-
Il wss only snsr long struggle With
tinseli fast Cleveland 5sciisd 10 STOP dght-
tnx Gov. Hill. The Frrsdsot hates Hill
>nd "a = ths pst aTsrsion 0f tas Mug
wsmps. Esrryfhing that could suggest It.
<>if has been doue b defeat Hill He hss
f-<n eh srxed 9Th svery crime IN the dscs-
foxue. AMI siulrlg DeCauss hs has dsred %
set up politcsi shop o. his own. Hill
knoss more soout - prscficsi sids of poi
Tics ~ enc hour than Cleveland does about
kks blstorv ~ ~ country IN wssx aud
- hss refnssd 20 let ths President OF his
tffIa cofsrie of Auxwump friends ficfsts 81
-
<pe.kfnx p-siifieisn thar 10 Cisvslsnd news
pspers would have him sppssr. sut because
b<s rsffis.i - Tst Gle Felsnd cad him by ths
oos- he has ossa dedled. rdissll-d and iih-
bed s1, and sveu grcssiy insulted. Warner
Hifler I'll have 20 tiiicuify : hesiinx
UHI for Gcv.Fnor. bat Niiler sn4 the Re
pubiiesns 0f ne Stste snow thsf be csuaot
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