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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30
LOCAL MENTION.
JIM FELL AT THE FASHION.
Headquarters of the Western
Wonder--The Man Matched to
Fight Patsy Cardiff for $500 a
Side

Side.
The only sporting headquarters in
Minneapolis is the Fashion" opposite
the Peoples theater. Here Americas
champions are wont TO congregate and
pass much of their time when in the
city. Pat Killen. Dominick Mccartney,
Jack Fogarty, Mart Fahey. Dick Moore
and jim Fell may generally be found
here, if they are in Minneapolis. The
last-named gentleman, who has been
called the Western Wonder" will
spar or fight every night in the year for
any part of $1,000, barring neither white
nor black. giants nor dwarfs. In con-
nection with the wine and sample rooms
are the new and very popular Fashion
Athletic Club rooms, where everything
occurs precisely as advertised, and no
flakes" are permitted. Mr.. n. w.
King. the gentlemanly, good-natured
proprietor and manager, bias shown
marked ability in conducting the place,
and be will continue to add to its pres
emf great noDularitV
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30
Be Very Careful

Where and what You drink. Linehan,
at % Washington avenue south, is re.ia-
bic ALWAYS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30
Art Galleries to Be Closed.

Only few days remain to view the
beautiful Galleries at the West Hotel.
l will sell these choice Works of Art at
lowest prices at once to close out. II.
Law Smith
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only. Raymer's "Old Book" store, 24s
Fourth avenue south.
"Bibb's LibraryIndex.u

Invaluable to all owners of books; call
and see it. Raymer's .'Old Book" store,
Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30
AT Sl.OO.

Ladies' and Gents All-Wool Scarlet,
superior quality. Cancels Hair, Heavy
Merino and Ladies' Natural Wool.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30

AT Sl.25. S1.5O. S1.75. $500.
Unequaled values in different styles,
weights and textures.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30

DEkSONiL : BEAU III u CVlu
L plexion-I have analysed over 500 Off
ferent preparations for the complexion. and
find nothing SO beneficial for cleansing and
keeping the complexion youthful as Nine.
sonalias Milk Weed and Nut OIL. L. Z. De
Gynon Chemist. Chicago. For sale By Mrs.
j r. Shirley. All Nieollet ay., Minneapolis.
Send stamp for circular. 365
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30
Historical Sketches

a 81 Book, only 40 cents for one week
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30

night at their hall. A large number
were in attendance and spent pleas
ant evening.
The Tam O'Shanter club held their
monthly business meeting Friday even
ing, Jan. %. in their rooms. Albion
hotel. After the usual routine of bust
ness had been disposed of, the election
of officers for the ensuing quarter took
place, with the following results: Pres
ident, James X. Mckenzie; vice presi-
dent. G. Guthrie: secretary, w. &. IT.
win: treasurer, T.. r. Watson; manag-
ing committee. NJ. Nicholson, I'll. ID.
Foy, q. l.. Tufts: investigating commit
tee. a A. Nicholson. E. l.. Morrison.
The club will commence the year under
very promising auspices. having a roll
of sixty members. They hold their sec
ond anniversary in Welcome hall Jan.
9, 1889.
The H. H. H. club danced at Central
hail on Christmas eve. A string Orches-
ira furnished all enjoyable programme.
The George Washington Scandal club
will give prize masquerade at Har-
monia uall Tuesday evening.
The members of the Chestnut club
held banquet and dance Tuesday
evening at South Side hall.
The Thistle Curling club celebrated
Christmas day by playing a curling
match at Morlon's rink.
The Washburn post. G. A. r.. gave a
pleasant masquerade ball at Thomas
hall Christmas eve.
The South Side Pleasure club held
social at the Labor Temple hall on
Thursday evening.
The Columbia Literary club met on
Wednesday evening and elected Off
GERS.
The Silver Star club gave social hop
at Berglund's hall Christmas eve.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30

CAsT-OFF CLOTHING = our prices
~ can't be beat for ladies' and gems
clothes; we pay the highest cash price; send
postal E. Green, 2iS Washington av. south
2R3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30
AT 93 CENTS.

Gents Scotch All-Wool, extra heavy
and extra durable, reduced from S1.25,
and very cheap at that.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30

DOR SALE-s3, 50O-A half interest in
l. well estaLlished olive nursery in one of
the best towns in California, forty miles from
San Francisco. Property consists of four and
a half acres of land adjoining the town,
10000 olive trees, greenhouse, capacity OF
two years practical ex perience in the bust
ness, is an Eastern man. and wants an East
ern man to join him in the best paying bust
ness In California, with the object of buying
and setting out 100 acres next year. This is
a good opportunity for a party desiring to go
TO California for improved health or for an
investment. Address d. 3. Garfield, Mime
apolis PoStoffice 1865
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30
ATS CE MIS-.
Ladies' White Merino, superior value

AT so CENTS.
Ladies' and Gents All-Wool Scarlet,
Gents Extra Merlno. and Scotch mix,
known to some as natural wool.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30
SYNDICATE FLOCK,
Cor. NicOllet and Fifth, Minneapolis.
D R. BR|NL EY,
Minneapolis, MINI.
BLOCK
Hennepin av., cor.
4lh st.

Regularly Graduated,
Legally Qualified.
Long engaged in
Chronic, Nervous d
Skin diseases
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30

nor SALE OR EXCHANGE for city
i property. nice farm of $50 acres, price
81 80; also 2,S5S acres good timber land,
price St per acre; a nice fame dwelling and
fourteen lots III a good town of 1000 iflhab-
itauts. price S2.4O0; all situated in a de-
lightfuI climate in West Virginia. Benjam n
! ". Thompson, 1919 Nicollet av., Minneapo
lis Ninn. 364-2
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30

HAY PKESS-A No. hay press In good
IL repair; Fuller patent: with or without
power. E. F. Griswold, 29l6 Smelling av.
south, Minneapolis. 262-264
Nor SALE OR EXCHANGE-Th best
{ pair of heavy stations in Minneapolis;
sound, kind and right; just the team for
logging. Clark 302 West Twenty eighth st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30

i equity of $500 to 81, 900, two houses,
lots rented; on motor inc, Thirty-frst ST.:
for stock of merchant tailoring. Address
s. G. H., Room 81, 40 East Fourth St, st.
Paul. 800
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

t0PYIST-Wanted, night-work by good
~ penman, copying, envelope addressing,
corresponding or bookkeeping; best refer
ences. Address y 50, Globe, Minneapolis
1882
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-07
INTELLIGENCE COLUMN,

FOR SALE A HOUSE AND LOT
L in = very de.irahle location: apply 20
NJ. VI COkBErT. Any a. Law
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-07
The MOLINE SAVINGS BANK

NNhNit'N ~ Au' W ''ii"'ie-F
, MOLINE, ILLS.
Open daily from Q A NJ. to 9P NJ and on Tues
day and Saturday Evenings from to
So'cloCk.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-07

under th. amonn, co, arar, for hi;
nurnose
..Yopr committee ara IF ,h. o,i,,,,
that for the pr4sept wo,t !, would he
proper To commence At tb,. iotrrs-ctio,
of the ahattnir road and The Rock island
& Peoria railway and extending cast
wardly to the intersection of that road
with Second streer To the summit of the
ridge At Christ's and raisi,g S-c,nd
street southwark sufiriep, ~ forr, an
embankment against seepagr Also FOL
raise Second avenue above the hiyh v..
termark of 1888 from between Twenty
Thru and Twtnty-fourtb streets westward
To the middle Of Spencer square These
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-07

Walking advertisements for Or. Sages
catarrh remedy are the thousands il has
cured
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-07
CITY CONCERNS.
Regular Monthly Meeting of the
Municipal Body.
The Mayors Message on the street
Railway Other impor-
tant Matters Acted Upon.

CITY Council Room, Rock ISLAND.
Ang 6.-The council met IN regular
monthly session at 5 p. N, Mayor Bland :
ing presiding and all the aldermen pres
ent except Howard and Scott. The min
utes Of the last regular and adjourned
meetings were read and approved. Off
GERS reports for the month of July were
re4d .nd ordered placed on file
Alderman Ill, from the bridge com
mittee, reported progress on the repairs
Of the Rock river bridges Alderman
Winter, from the finance committee, re
ported an ordinance. which was unani>
mously adopted, allowing bills As fol-
lows.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-07
Total

i"'Hi' '---'''. ---.--s...-.s-..- .,SClII 20
The following were also allowed s.
A. French and express, $13 20: r. L.
Bollman, $3.50; A. Fl Taylor, $40; APP
pleton executors, S. 50; r Bennett,
81 20; Fl. G. Paddock, S118 %.
The following were referred; d.
Halves, $500; John Volk & Co., $40;
Coal Valley Mining Co, Sl15 90; E. H .
Bowman, circuit clerk, 1885,; H. G.
Paddock. $3.50.
The following was ordered withheld
pending settlement of damage claim: w
f. ladders, $50.
Alderman SimmOn, from the police and
health committee, reported back the PEE
tition of Robert Meyer with a recon-
mendation that a drain be made through
sidewalk filling; also on the petition OF
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-07

ATTORNEY ATLAW, solicitor IN CsAnoery A.
4 Notary Publ C. A p-tTaStz, lsoanE and colie'
iona. ONCE, Buto - Block. % svenne. owe
SsEer's Jewelry store.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-07
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE
CHICAGO. Rock ISLAND & PACIFIo.
TsutEs Leaoe for CHICAGO,
CYTc,eo, RrRLrxaTox Il Quincy

Depot, Moline Avenue.
J. ?. COOK, Agent. Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-07

Accommodation trains leave Rock Island at6 a
a m. and : 80 p. m: arrive st9:0o a. m. and 80
Pm.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-07


amount $500. Amendment lost, , to 10. |
The original motion was then adopted, III
TO . (Schnell. Simmon.)
On motion of Alderman McConochie, |
500 was appropriated tor a sidewalk |
filling on Seventh avenue between Tween |
fifth and Twenty streets.
The matter requiring the c.. r. |. * P. |
grounds to be fenced was referred To the |
street and alley committee and city attor
ney to report as to legal rights,
Alderman Schatfer reported adversely |
the Warren plat Report adopted and
ordered filed, Also favorAbly on the plat
of Guyers second addition, which was
adopted:
AYES Schaffer. GRAY, Hampton, Win
ter, III. Edwards, WilIIamson-S.
Noes Schnell Evans Simmons, Me
Conochle-4-
Alderman Schaffer reported the plat of
B. Davenport's fourth addiuon Alder
man Hampton moved IFS adoption.
Adopted unan imously,
Alderman Schatfcr offered resolution
Ia provide for the employment Of ii COM
petent person TO transfer plats Of new adj
ditions, Plumbers, sewers, water mains,
etc, Ia the city map. Referred to street
and alley committee.
Alderman Edwards from the water
works committee moved To allow Davis
II Co D.. $500 on Fifth avenue Waterman
contract Carried unanimously
On motion of Alderman Edwards the
clerk opened the Dtis Tor doing certain
painting on the Waterwo rks bullding
The bids were. VIM. Schnell, 500; 7.
F. Cary. So. p. J. Lee. $50; Rabe,
HeItahren Is 4 Lewis. $40 50: Druckmii
ler, Sutcltf, Lurch y Co, 500. aud ; B.
Hendren, SIS The hid OF ) b. Hens
dren was accepted and contract awsrdrd.
The mayor nominated for library di
rectOrs. K + Sweet. Adslr Pleasant, and
j. c. rasmussen. Confirmed uuani>
noU>ly
The MAYOR read the following mes,
sage in relation To the ordinance rNtrEd-
ing the franchise Of the Moline 4 Rock
Island Horse Railroad Go.
GENTLEMEN Of THE CRY Council
| Tie ordinance passed by you July ,,
| 1855, entitled An ordinance relating To
| the operation and maintenance If the
Moline Il Rock Island Horse Railroad
| Co. =" has been submitted TO the city
attorney for written opinion Of its vai.
idity and the power of the council to leg
i9'a'' upon '"' sN'leCt !" 'H'> h'au''' a.
,he present ttti'. ms "P'n'vH = en-
"''"e,' I'D 'Hle '''tiu lAl'a'I"h MI" pre-
Seu'el III iMi' lot your lhl"Fhlall"h /
} euSlaiuN alH' 'l''!Nt-t me ieSaIltS Oh 'h'
ac.'oh Oh 'he 'ouhch.
b ~ a" eSstuI'' ''''"is ftspe1''uS "'
ie2a'I'y al the ae'l'n OF the council II
NV pASSa-' "a '"'7 ''"inA" 't' my y"
we" a'e =" '''N'e'l.'aI a''''''' ".,,' W.
; 'P'u''" '' 'u' 'ls a''''"' li'''
4 'aInlH- '"i' we" "i NJ i'-7'"S '"t''
3 only remains Z" DE- considered the turth'
p question "htthTt ~ eh t''ihe"t i AS7ihs
: p1n,'' t'"''a anu HetIluieh'Ai 10 pun"
"tria'r,
: ne history 'i your present lrS'1'auy
: PROCEEDINGS III luI9 case may "e "'lrh
: summarized ~ I"lt7"s- Al The FrSui
; ,n'hthly meeting 81 tht CIV J'nnc,. nell
2 Way + 1855. me Nt"iIhe h''h I>'ab
: H"ret h1l'"aN 90. made written apptt'7
= a'h t"r renewal al It's I"Finrr grant q
; twenty h'' years IN iuF'hrf term
q 80. 49,, r. a, So ~
re-. NV" '.,'' .'',' '.,i 80 a'''' -,
: 'l'
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-14
LOCAL PoLrrIoAL NOTES,

The Hammer 10 be 8sissd by the First and
oixsh ward Clubs I0-Morrow Evening
To morrow evening the Democrats of the
ftrst and Sixth wards will fiug to the
breeze now banner. twill DO suspsnd ed
between tho Girard house and Schiller
house, srross North Queen street. The
cessation will be an interesting one, and the
Democrsts OF the city will turn out 10
taks part The rixth ward club has
engaged the Iroquois band to fur
nth the music The club will meet
as the Schiller house in the evening
and, accompanied by the bsnd, will msrch
e she head quarters OF the First ward ana
TaFa6 Reform clubs and the Eighth Ward
bastsiton. Thsss Organisations will be
esoortsd TO the Schiller house and the
banner will then be run out After that a
mestiDg will be held In Sohiller hall, which
win bs addressed by well known speakers.
AZ the Centennial saloon, at Vine and
MULBERRY streets, 6 pole will be raised
some time between the hours OF 4 and
O'Clock tomorrow evening.
The Eighth Ward Battalion will hold n
meeting st O'clock this evening when
Arrangements 70 attend the banner raising
will b made
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A,isssa rhsn Of Letters

william Sohnsidss, mailing clerk In The
postofics Of this city, was arrested ct late
hour this afternoon On the charge Of stealing
letters containing money from TIE postofiioe
The arrest We made ct the In.
stance Of Inspector ThomsA who entrsppd
the accused by means Of dsooy letter..
A etolen letter was found upon Schneider,
and decoy letter wss found where he had
thrown Il.
Susrcion fell upon Schneider about
two weeks ego, and aimee that
time the inspector, assisted By Postmaster
Slsymaker, have been: investigating the
matter. The most Of the money stolen wss
In several letters which were addressed
to Collector Of Revenue Msc0onigle.
Tue sccused wss taken before Unitsd Stases
C,mmissiooer Kennedy just before VI
went TO presA
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Ed. Sixsmlth, who wss one OF the most
popular players ON the Irousides club Of
1883, 10 In this city on short visit Early
THE season he signed with the San Antonio,
Texas, club, which soon went under, cheat.
log the playera A. soon ~ he was known
to DO out OF an engagement William
Zscher, who has managed the Canton, Ohio,
team, sent for him. He plsyed with that
nine until lest sunday, and only left II on
account OF an injury TO his arm, which he
received In q throwing contest "Bixy"
has played In many cities since he left here,
but he says Lancaster 10 the best Of ail.
The League games yesterday were At
Pittsburg PlttsDurg 8, Washington 8 |;
nj Detroit Detroit III, PhIlsdelpbia 2 (;
ct Chicago: Chicago 8, New York 3 u
indianapolis Indianapolis 7. Boston 10.
Tho Association games were: Al b.
Louis: 81 Louis 8. Louisville 2 at Phila-
delphis Athletic q. Baltimore l.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-14

CHICAoo. Sept. u, a5O a m .-Mar9ot opened
Wheat.sept.. eo<c, Got s9kc, Dec, sikc
Corn-sept. tAKc.; OCT, lsxo, Dec. $40
Nay, 500.
Osr.sept. a,So.; oot., Akc; Dec. sc
Nay. aSxc.
:. .prE-sspt. Nl 10, Oct, "a IS; May
ell 70.
Lsrd-sept. sio oo Oct. % %; Doc. .ss 90.
Short kibs-bopL. = 90 oct, y 6O.
CLOsIHo.
.whsat-sept.. 9o,<o.; oct. ssKc.' Dec. so,kc
May. e3>{c.
CornIsspt.. ls]xo, Oct. Asko Deo.. sskc
Nay, Sskc.
.Osis.sept. 2s,<o; Oct. aakc.; Dec. 2'kc
May. 96Ho
Pork-sapt.. Gt 20, Oct, elA 20; Nov.
Lard sept 20 e'k; Oct. o. s7k, Nov
% 90 Jan o OAK.
~ Ol1[
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CHoAoo. Rept. Is 3-Cattie-R sceipts. IL 900
th,prnonts 8 900; marhet st4adyi besves
90 " steers, ts 1905 30 stockors ana feed.rs
"a 001s " cows, bu Ia and mixed, u 7J33 90
Te. ans steer, u 0t03 0oi western rangers
. b00s %.
Hogs -Raccips, 10000 head shipments
5000 market strong, lower; MIXED e5 @
o. ss heavy. % 0ooe IS light, y Goo6 %; skips
.hssp Receipts. 5000 head shipments
2ooo, market strong natives. G
q 1908 20 lambs. u 000o 81.
EAST LIsnnrS. - CaItio - ReceipA, no
shipmonte: 100 market steady 1. prime
heavy, o3 75Q0; fair to good. u 7bDS 25 com
mon, % eo0Ai no cars shipped TO New fork 70
dogs - Reoe,pts. 1900 head shipmenu
800 market active philadelphia. ~ 606
%, mixed. 90 5000 90; workers., % 2ot
09. common tn tar, 90 t0dG 10; pigs. %
% 90 10 oars shipped 20 New York today.
>hsep : hsceipts. 200; .hipments. Y4o0
market nrm prime, - toGt 0i good, 90
6s %.
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AAkkH7H
New York nlArkoe

NEW YoRK. Sept A-Flour market easier
Zine. o. 05ds i0t supernns, q zoos 90 Minn
wintss heat extra, g so6 Q.
ssc; 20. 2 Red. Winter, sept, plxc
Sc.s Sc.s s'h; receipts. aso.S00; Shipments,
Corn No a. Mixed. Cash, s4ko
ssn,nsn,s ssR,i sss s,S' SSS'' S.a rsosipts' saas0
oais No |. White. state. a.s, No. 4 do.
t6Aci No mixed, sept, 3ULo
reesipts. 10000 shipments, none. ~''
Bye duli State 100.
Barley nominal.
Porb steady Ola Mess, ol5 250lb rs
Lard steady sept, tl080 oct olO o.
noiAsses steady for % boiling atrs 3aasa
Black strap. i.e sev orr. ans eO0tOc.
Iurpentne quiet At ss<o3sXe
kosin quiet strained 20 good. 85c0u O5
Petroleum steady Renned In Casos, 9Xc,
yr6ighu nrm grain 70 Liverpool. 90
Butter quieti Western Creamery, ls02Ia
Cheese easy Western Fiat 7Gsc :;
State Csctnry, 7k0sc Fancy white. I'D
aaggs dull st~ts, lskosoc; Western, II
-ugar frm RanneH CntioAf skc ora,u,s.
tsd 7k0ll l-lce Mould" A. re; Confsc-
tioners :" A." 7x0s i'isi Cot 90 q A." sand
Isliov quiet Prime City, sxoske.
Roe nominal Carolina. fsir 70 sood, SIC
Cones stssayi SAas oAsGoes. sog Rio. D6lske.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-14

The Northern Fad Rife club and the
Lancaster Schustzsn verein shot two
matches yesterday afternoon ct Tells Balm.
Tho visitors succeeded In winning by .
good score, 40 they did one year ego. After
the shooting dancing began and was kept
up for some time.
The Columbia aud Mountvills Run clubs
came to Lancaster st noon 70 day and
matches are being shot at glass balls, clay
pigeons. q O., at Knapp's villa this after.
noon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-14
Day of AtonSmont

Yom Kippur. the Day Of Atonsment OF
the Jewish people, begins this evening ana
ou0s 1t sunset on Saturday,. 1t will be cel.
eheassd by abstinence from food aud drink,
ead BY prayer In the synsgosue and self
examinstion during the whole day. The
dep = the isst Of the len penitential days
Onesrvsd by them. There are various
pssyers during the day, this evening being
eallsd Col Nidre, and Saturday hes periods
enlleA echschsis, conducssd BY Mr. Bruno
Asr1eh. corresponding to the morning SER
vtes Ausssrh, noon service. by Rev. Un.
UesteA6er5 Mtuchs, afternoon service, by
H. Alosst, Who also bioss the ram's horn,
go Nssiahs svsaing ssyvtoA BY Rev. Un.
mnr1nadaR.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-14
DEA THIS

SUNNY .-sep,smber ~ 1883, In this cit y, p
II summy aged sixty-six years, six months
ana nineteen days 0-.0--7 -
Tho relatives ana friends OF the family are
re- pectfuly invited 10 attend the funeral,
without fur her notice. from his late residsnc CO
No 81 North Queen street, on Monday after.
noon at 30 O'Clock At the house. services at
the OLD Mennonite church. At Lancaster. at z
O'Clock. Interim mt at apcsster cam etsry
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-14
4 Family Reunion

From The EphrAtA ,ews.
Last Monday the children and grand.
children OF Mr. and Mira Young, Of Sohoen.
COX, rendered the aged couple surprise. It
being tho 77th birthday Of Mrs. Young
The children aud grandchildren osme from
Ephrsta, Womsisdorf and Millwsy, bring.
ing with them many acceptable presents.
present
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-14
Three youps Men On q r,,wp.

E. w. Mumford and Lightner Wilmer,
Of Philsdeiphis, and Robert Hunter Mo-
Gratb, OF New York, are now on tramp
TO Luray Gave, which they expect TO reach
by Tuesday next Tho three young men
left Philadelphia on Monday, Downing.
town Tuesday, bsdsburyville Wednesday
and Lancaster yesterday. Last evening
they reached York, and stopped st the
Me1el hotel. This morning they continued
their long tramp.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-14
bslss OF Neal rs, ate,

8t0m th0 HAnheim Sentinel.
U T. LohT, suctionser, on Saturday sold
. public sale for the assignee OF M Young,
16 sores Of land with Improvements, near
UoionviIie Penn township, for q. $50
Harvey Kssth, purchaser.
% Tuesday, for the executors OF Samuel
nssniey, deceased, = farm OF l6l acres and
= psEohss, with improvements, 10 Samuel
0eso. ~ H3 10 an acre, amountins IA
vi lD % And on "Wednesday the man
saon place OF deceased, containing % scrss.
With improvements, to Annie Hsrplsy, for
e. .06l 'S'
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Amusements,

Edlein Arden Nsrt Week. Edwin Arden, a
popular young act T. PLAYS I" Eagles Nest +"
and :" Barred out at The opera hous 70 the nrst
three nights OF next week ana At Wednss.
day matinee. He has never appeared in an
everywhere
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Milliam amitl,.s Trial.

The case OF William Smith, the old man
who is charged with having abducted
Bertha Beck at Penryn park, last summer,
II down on the list for trial In Lebanon
next Wednesday. A constable OF that
county was In Lancaster subIP naing
Witnesses to-day.
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Homo on n FarIouel,.

John Widmysr, Of this city, who enlisted
In tho regular army several months ago, 10
ct home on furlough. He hes been sta.
toned st Wills Island, In New York har.
bor, sinoe his enlistment