davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03

Mr.. A F. Tiff has upon his place in
X West Fla, wonderful grapevine
covering great trellis. This vine bears
70 crops .ev~ry year. The grapes
g W in exceedingly compact clusters,
uany Of them weighing as much as
eight pounds and the vine is literally
loaded with punches. 1t is a native
of the West India islands, probably
Of Jamaica. As an illustration of the
dense nature of the lunches, the
grapes grow so thick upon them that
the center grapes frequently cannot
reach the sunlight to mature. The out
~ide grapes can be picked off as
needed, and the mass of grapes beneath
the outside layer left to ripen. LChica-
90 Times.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
Father Time.
aNh - ANAts
Above the world ! sit and sail


Above the world ! sit and sail
Moving on, moving on;
The things pass no more avail,
They bide their years, decay and fall,
While keep moving on.
Down on the world look and smile,
Moving on, moving on;
The scythe bear smites all the while
Cuts as it may for good or guile,
While keep moving on.
Over the world I glance my eye,
Moving on, moving on.
Good deeds mature, the hopeful try,
The just alone shall never die,
While 1 keep moving on.
Around the world sit and roll,
Moving on, moving on,
Ripening fruits for sacred goal,
Perfecting hopes of the dying soul,
While keep moving on.
Beside the world l sit and hear,
Moving on, moving on,
Sounds of JOY or sadness drear,
Filling the space around the sphere
While keep moving on.
Above, around all worlds | ride,
Moving on, moving on;
Watching in all the swelling tide
OF human love and human pride,
While keep moving on.
When stars go out and worlds stand still
Alone I'm moving on;
Obeying Gods eternal will,
l cease not when all else is still
But yet keep moving on.
Thus Time rolls ON,
Ever on and on;
Above the earth and DER the sea,
Mid llghtning's flash,
And thunder's crash,
Moving toward eternity.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
pistilling Gold.

1t has long been known that gold ls
to some extent volatile at high te.nper-
atures; but it i, evidently far moro
volatile than has hitherto been believed.
Mr. Crooks mentioned incidentally at
The last meeting of the Chemical So
ciety that he had found gold boil
violently when heated IL the oxyhydro-
gen fame and, in fact, to be so volatile
that there would seem to be no doubt
that it might be distilled in an apparatus
similar to that employed by stas in dis
silling silver. Il LAthen@um.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
Choosing Live Fish For Dinner

A correspondent writing from Russia
says that in the dining room of one Of
the large cafes OF Moscow there Is a
pool Of fresh water in which fish of
various kinds and sizes swim about.
Any patron OF the restaurant who may
wish a course of fsh for his dinner
goes to the pool, picks out the partic-
uar fish which strikes his fancy. and in
a jifry the waiter has captured it with a
dip net and sent it out to the chef.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
Cost of the Wars Of the United States.

The Revolutionary War cost the
United States $135 1913, 703. The colo
MES furnished, from 1775 to 1888, 395,
064 troops.
The war Of 1912 cost the United States
$1O7, 159 003. The number of troops
engaged is estimated at All, 622.
The Mexican War cost the United
States 500, 600, 600. The number Of
troops engaged was 1O1 282.
The Civil War cost the United States
So, 139, 929, 900. The number Of Fed
eral troops was 2, $50, 1872. New York
Star
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
Ayers Sarsaparilla

for Rheumatism. with entire success and,
after careful observation, declares that, in
his belief there is no medicine in the world
equal to it for the cure of Liver Disorders
Gout, the effects of high living, Sal
Rhcum, Sores, Eruptions, and all the
various forms of blood diseases.
We have Mr.. LELA&D's permission to invite
all who may desire further evidence in regard
TO the extraordinary curative powers Of
AYERS SARsAPARILLA to see him person
ally either at his mammoth Ocean Hotel
long Branch, or at the popular Leland Hotel
Broadway. 27th and 2sth Streets, New York.
Mr.. LELAND's extensive knowledge OF the
good done by this unequalled eradicator of
blood poisons enables him to give inquiIers
much valuable information.
PREPARED 5Y
Or. J.C. .Ayer& Co. Lowell, Mass.
Sold py all Druggists; 81, six bottles for sk.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
WARREN LELAND,
whom everybody knows as the successful
manager of the
Largest Hotel Enterprises

Of America, says that while passenger from
New York on board ship going around Cape
Horn, in tho early days of emigration to Cal
fornia, he learned that one of the officers of
the vessel had cured himself, during tho voy-
age. of an obstinate disease by the use Of
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03

Bachelor B--Why, Mary, that's a
very small eggl
Mary---Yes, sir; but it was only laid
this morning, siF.-[Lifa
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
HUMOROUS.

Tried by ire-Lard.
In months Of sun, so live that months
of rain shall be happy.
"NIy first purchase is my last, said
cobbIer, who was just starting in bust
ness.
1t doesn't abbreviatc a three months
note to have the indorser make minute
of it.
The average pill resembles Banquo',
ghost IN one particular 1t will not
down.
If there is any ono who should be
trapped in slumber' it is the mrn who
snorcs.
lie (ardendD-Td give thousand
millions to win your love, Adelaide.
she-Cash3
At midnight: Young Bore o, dar
ling Miss Ada I'd do anything for you
Miss Ada--R9aiiy7 Well, 60 home.
Customer 4 should like to look at .
fat goose" Shop boy: III you'll wait
a minute, mi>sus will be here directly"
Just tack this legend on your door
For those who're going through it,
"Please take this along with you
-. --sSs 1as as-ye Kan lie it."
She spoke from experience: Graspe,
IL lost my pocketbook to-day" Mrs.
Grasper-'T pity the woman who finds
it."
The little girl who was told that the
white COW gave the milk was justified in
asking if the brown cow didn't give the
chocolate.
When washerwoman changes her
place of residence one may ask her
"whero she hangs out now" without
using slang.
Nothing is more annoying to young
man who has a bunch Of keys at the
end of his watch chain, than to be asked
what time it IS.
First Critic---Dld you hear Mr. False.
note break on that high tone just nowi
Second Critic---Yes; that's what l cal.
murder on the high c.
Customer Gn the restauran0: Tho
last time ] was here, waiter, | found a
hair in my soup. Are you sure this is
all right2 Waiter (confidentiallyJ; Yes,
sab. Idono took EN- all out
Any head of house, who has ever
stepped on piece Of wet soap at the
top Of the cellar stairs will thoroughly
agree with all the conclusions drawn by
Darwin in his descent of Man !"
Mrs. Popinjay--Now, dear, you won
forget, will you, that tomorrow Il tn
twenty tn anniversary Of our wedding
d1y1 Mr.. Popinjay-Dunno. Cues
I'd better tie a string around my finger
Artist (who is spending a month il
, the countrD-My dear Miss Purple
blossoms, You are so beautiful. Woul'
you not like me to do you in oi2 Ms
, Purpleblossom-Do you take me for
t sardine3
t Teacher-"J "John, what are your boot
made of" Boy-"Of leather" 'Wher
does the leather come from" "Frol
the hide Of the OK" "What animal
: therefore, supplies you with boots, an
gives you meat to eat" MY father.
George, there is a sadness and me
> ancholy in your eyes to- night, and you
cheeks seem blanched." Yes, Naomi
I am far from being happy" "Contid
in me, dearest Let me share your sor
row. Have the bufTctings Of this crue
world cast a gloom over your soui1
. well, not exactly but you see thes
thoes are new and they pinch like th
: deuce
. Snow lies where late we saw the grass,
The breezes chill the blood
s The mercury nightly in the glass,
/ Falls with a sickening thud
L The storm cloud skurries in the skio3,
The ocean filings its spray
Upon the shor5-there are no flies
On lazy men to-day.
: -[Boston Courier
Distilling Gold.
III
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-23
IIaNerIN Mammoth lIlnstrcIs.

On Tuesday evening, March 27
HavcrIy's celebrated Ministries will
hold forth at the opera house with a
iirst-closs performance. An eastern
exchange speaks of them rs follows:
"NIesSrs. Queen, Stoweand Randall,
in their original acrobatic act en-
titled 'Iustling,' introducing their
trick cottage, deserve great credit
for their originality. Their act is
full of such genuine humorous situ-
ations that the audience are con
Nulscd with laughter throughout its
Col Havcrly deserves
commendation for presenting such
nm original novelty with his famous
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-23

Since the death of Mr.. Angus
shaw about two weeks ago the posi-
uon OF postmaster at the office of
that name has been vacant, and if
Is possible the office may be discon-
tinued, as it is difficult to find a per
son willing to bother with it. We
hope some one will take hold of if
and keep the office there. as il has
been quite a convenience to the
neighborhood.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-23

The lecture this evening at the
congregational church should he
attended 10y all admirers of Mr..
lngcrsoIl, as the letter which Mr.
Driver will answer cmhodies the
main theories of the IngersolI
religion. Lecture at $. Come
everybody and hear what Mr..
Driver has to say. Such men as NJ.
{. George and Others say that it is
the best they ever heard, and a
repetition has been called for in
Portland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-23

The Inventory made 10y Mary
jackson, guardian, and James Hunt
John Mccormack, and \. Coyle, ap-
pr.lsers of the property in the estate
ot Jerome II. and Joseph \. jackson.
minor heirs of Jerome b. jackson
dereaSed, was filed yesterday in the
office OF the county clerk. The
amount ofreal and personal prop
crIy contained in the estate /, SD 70
l3lNo-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-23
LOCAL NOTES.

l,...;.t, 8. =, portIond
Ni'' W. i'' ''''i' - 80 " =.
The CAPITAL JOURNAL > Guy ''''
, j. gro" i"s '"'''
:. Friedman went 10 ! or'i"''" WI
this morning 'r''lll'
Mrs. Ahce crane "l roI'l''i''' i
here visiting irlehus'
Mrs. Mary Cooper has gone 10
6efNals TO NiSlI irleli"s'
Attorneys .. +. Paxton ana sam
r. Stott, Of Portland, are in the city.
r. 4. Gcsner. is very low and not
expected to live at his home IN TINS
city.
Herbert Wilson. mailing clerk at
the postoflice. is on duty again after
short illness.
CborIo,. RiIov i tho nroud owner
or Golf from fba nCburrh marc >,
h,. tbo f,nou. Roclywood
Aninf,rr,oI bon will nrob,hIv ho
given ot tbc armorv this evening
oftor tbn insnaction and muster
49,. .,
'". ',', n, ',',, I,..- li'', ~. -,
He will nroboblv return to-night
,,, ~ D,...,,,., ,e. u.,
-. ,'... c'' .''' .I w, ~ " , '',l7
'i'o' ,.,I ,,III7 ~ - 800 | W. i'
7''' " - '7'' = '''''7 - ''''' o'N7'
MISS h' \. burns OF san fran
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-23
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

lu thu tnuuN Daurf ID. st.t...r.,-
Wr Marion County.
Tn iNf matter oT the estate az ,rF.....
Helm, dg,vei>gd
NuiIo IS hyu.hN given thgf Z ns,., al,
my hnHl ggN'unJ aud thaI Nnnd,,- ~ y
'th daA w MaN. l>>,, uf DO "a. u. ~. 49,, ,',
81 A'r heaFius ub cyiious to the same
JULIA HEiN.
kNtcutrIX.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-23
eImOOI ,urENINrNNnENr.

\. Gobalctuomiuatcd hyaccuua-
tiuu.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-23
Chairman Golden FurOishe, the
RppubIirang with a Gam
plim Document
GOLDEN FACTION DEFEATED.
Resolution, Endorsing Cleveland. Pen.
mover and Everything in Grncral
and Nothing IN Particular
The Nominations

chairman or The couutyoulul CON
mittc..
The chairman stated that whiI
whiting for delegate. to arrive D.
thc morning trains Doc would make
few remarks. ilr then dc'iycrc,
the following
ADpHE-- 40 rHE DoNyENuUN.
Gentlemen or the convention bo
fore proceeding ty elect temporary
chairman a. preside over this intel
ligcut body 10 might br well for m,
10 make % short statement boo regard
tu the political condition of the dem
ocmtic party boz Marion county. /
hnyp served you u- chairman Of the
county central committee for th"
last two years During this time,
have bovuu close observer of The
political signs of thr times. do
uN iu my estimation, oar iulur
prospects for carrying Marion county
Tor the democratic party Is I- clear
u- the monday sun.
In lupl.ug uErr This Intelligent
convention ! -cn men that have
been huuuud and -uut here us dele
miv-, tD u,rplr iu selecting our
nest Marion county officers that four
years ago were working aud voting
with tbu upunIiuu party, and iu
ihu nest two years Wu pNU.ul tO
welcome many from 10 tu our party.
Ihru let u- open Wldu the door of
thr democratic party aud extend "a
NUU# D.. II. D..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-23

Lieut.. w. y. Ladue, rcgimcntal
quartcrmaster, willinspcct and mus
ter "B' Co., and the second rcgf-
ment Band, at the armory on State
street this evening. Citizens of Sa-
lem are invited to be present.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-23

Nj
r,i..inrrr was ouro-ed to the build.
r mo- of thc salem bridge. tn,
r.,,uIIi,lu riuo called meeting
All ..,t ,pr,, tn -oe Mr.. Davis and
nut tba pIIr-fiou direct to him: "li
lI..t,I. .I,,pt,. .,ou,wi--ioucrW YOU
gi,pd i'm with u- ON the Salem
I.riJ,,,a'f a.. answered and said.
~ ,,,. constituents fu the lower
end ,r in, rm1ufy are oppo-od To-
I,riI,I;,,,., 81, Lrid,,,. ,,rr,,-- ib br William
,tt. az salem If elected ! will
u,i t,kr Nancy out of the county
rruJ. tp build your bridge" These
men. ,.,,,,. IYrE and rrpDrrrd the re-
.,It ,rtIrfr iupIiry. and then they
,.yII.I iu for consultation the wise
man of tlr republican ring and
.Uo,,rJ him thr defect iu the party
and L..rXrIgiurd "Bv George. that
unr.f dp. No mo- this is "a bad
Ir,.tE tbi- man Davis will rive u-
trnubJr You -rc me- j. backed by
uIl fine r.uublicau- iu the north end
orfb, cniIuty. and if we gct i'm "a
Ggli with him il will -plit the par
~ and we urr liable to lose the
IriIyr We will -it down ON Mr.. .
Davis and elect Il dcuIpcraLthlt can .
dou- mo- harm. and if hc don't stand .
i'm with a. we can kick him out. and
tell the proplc be- wanted to run the
county, TO make il plain. YOU see
Mr. Terrell wanted 70 bridge at Me
hanna. which the county built last
fall for him. and Judge Shaw would
stand i'm with the Salem ring pro- 4
yilcd there was no biz opposition.
This would give them "a majority !
without Davis. and with Davis.
backed by the republicans of the {
north end Of the county, would
make Judge Shaw doubtful So
yuu -oc they looked at all sides. 10
prove tu YOU that this il so. at this
imr they had working on the State
House % or go men, and ON Fri
lay evening they sent a man with
ickot- to ull doubtful men, and told
hrm it they would vote that ticket
hry would be- pleased To see them
o work IN the morning; iinot,thcy
QUA consider Themselves dis
hargcd, ~
Now these tickets had Mr. Davis GO
l,,m,.,,. n,n,, ,.r,,,.n ", ,,nn;I "
this was the Friday
''liug before the candidates spoke
0 ~IIrm ON saturday evening and
lr election was held ON Monday
blowing \ man lhaj was work
rg ut the state house cmNiug shown
BE- the ticket ON Friday evening is
lay know this tu hC the fact
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-23

+ egon. and feel that they have don
# great credit to the people and to tn
U party which they represent
d 4th.-We feel that our count.
j. should be- represented in ever
i branch. and that we should leave NJ
O. stone unturncd until clerk, sherit
z and other offices are filled 10y gOO'
] and efficient democrats a. can b'
T found i'm the county
d 5th.-Wc now come to the last bu
] not least. our great democratic lead
q or. Grover Cleveland, and while We
do not feel able To- culOgiZc upon hi'
great and good work which he has
= done. allow u- to say that we fully
endorse every act. and trust that he
may again lead on to victory, and
that once more he will be placed at
the head of the great battle Of 1883.
Democrats, we now appeal to you
tO stand by the ticket we are about
To- nominate. Remember that now
is our Golden opportunity and that
victory will assure u as the sun
goes down i'm the west on the first
Monday i'm june.
W. r. GILBERT,
II. {. CALDWELL,
W. w. ELDER,
+. +. ELDREDGE,
j. \. NORWOOD.
The convention then adjourned
for ID minutes to give committee on
credentials time 10 report
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-23
L. lIrNurE,oN


llN'n~c io wed wa, to-lay issued
To Harry Hicks and Auuy,n Ken.
worthy,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-23
nav Yark Sfarksa

E.w YORK. June 2a..Tlour market steady
FINE, % lotpl 50 eupernne, % 450S 90 MINI.
MINI. Wheat eItra. M sy q COOS &
Wheat-No. 1, Red, state. &c No. ?, sIssc;
No. : Red. Winter. ynly. s7cs "a. August
Corn~Na I, Mixed, Cash, $50
.SISys,. .SIy sss; sgsH' sss, S1' receipts III
Osts NO. /. White, state, 4sc, No. 2. DO,
Mk sssc No miIed, July. S3c receipts
$4,000 shipments, s7l.
Hye duh State TIC.
Barley nominal.
PORK Dull; Old Meas. el4 01& 80
Lard dull June, % ~ July.S a..
Molasses dull for % boiling stock, l9kc.
Turpentfne nrm At 36kc.
Rosin quiet; strained 70 good, ls0l1k.
Petroleum dull Refined in Cases, sHc.
rreights quiet grain TO Liverpool. so.
Butter steady Western Creamery, lS0lexc
Cheese steady; western Fiat 7osAc,
State ~, Factory. 7kosc Fancy White. ia
ssss dull sssss. ioxol7c; western, ls,
0i5Nc.
snsar steody; Refined Cuuoaf. &C; aranuia
ted, 7Xc.
Taiiow dul; Prime City. 4Hc.
Rice nomi nal Carolina. fair tog0od, SIC
Coffee steady Fair Caraocs. for kio. lbNc'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-23
DEATHH,

HABY.-ln this city. on the ED inst, Sarah,
wife OF Nicholas Nary, aged 80 years.
The relatives ana friends OF tie family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from her husbands residence, No. COS Church
street, on Monday morning at sk o'clock. Ser
vices At st. Aary's church att O'Clock. Inter.
Ment at 81, Aary's cemetery. 2t
PnKxRTos -June 20. 1855. ohm Pinkerton.
Funeral from his residence In Mount Joy
Monday at 10 O'Clock a. m, lnterment at Don
egsi. 2t
PrrnRMAs.- Emma Petsrmeu, wife OF vii.
liam i. B. Peterman, In her twentieth year.
The relatives and friends are respecttully
invited TO attend the funeral from her ate res.
ldence, No 235 South Queen street on sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. lnterment at " ood
ward Hill Cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-23
Now York STOCKS.

NEW YORK, June %, p. m.-Money closed
At ~ per cent Exchange steady posted
rates, q s7k3i s9k; actual rates a SO
4 s7Iz for 60 days ana q s904 s9,z for demand ;
Governments closed steady; currency 6s'
d 10 bid; fs coup, u Is; Aks &C. u VIZ
BID.
The stock market this morning was ex.
tremeiy duu. The opening was strong at "a
" advance on the leading stocks. noticeably
Lackawanna, Lake Shore, Northwestern
Heading ana Union Pacidc. The highest
prices were current at II O'CLOCK, ana as com
pared with those OF last night showed al
vances Of 1s to u per cent In the fret hou
to noon there was a steady sagging OF the list
and at the close the advance had not only beer
lost, but prices showed q fractional decline
from last night. The bank statement an
nounced at ll:30 showed decrease in the sur
plus reserves of sss., 200 ana helped to weaker
the list In the last hour. The sales for the day
were ~. .tG9 shares.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-23

lave STOCK hIArksts.

CHICAGO, June e22.--Cattle-- Receipts, 1000 ;
shipments. none; market steady; natives
~ sb0G; stockers ana tfeeders. o. 3O1i 90
co.s bulls and mixed. q bO0S Co Texans
Hogs-keeeipts. 1900 head; shipments,
500 market steady; linked. s5 4506 63
1sayy % oS06 rs; light, y 4006G0; pts, u u
sheep Receipts. 400 head; shipments.
loo market steady; nativrs " 0t9p5 "a
26t0.
BAsT LIBERTY. Cattle heceipts. gGg ;
nhipmsnt. az; markst islow prime. 60 10
I.o no cars shipped TO Sew York 10 DAY.
hogs-ksceipts. 800 head; shipments.
go; market nrm; Philadelphias. rs 500
70 mixed. % so0of5; Workers, % s5d5 30 I;
nomm0n 10 fair. % COOS 20; pigs. % U015 25;
10 cars shipped 10 New York to-day.
,.s snssP. .heesipts. lgooi shipm.nts. eoooi
fSea. " bo0a. common, SlQ2 % lambs. "a 5'Gg
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-23
a a,h,uese alerchanrs Bride.

Slim Kung on, rich Mott street, New
Yofk, merchant, has returned from China
with . wife, and the Chinese quarter 10 In
The midst Of big celebration. The brides
maiden name was Lee Chop. She brought
Vith her 8 diminutive waiting maid. On
= very proud and jealous OF his wife,
and she will be allowed to leave the house
only in carriage with drawn curtains On
flrGS said she was 16 years, but afterwsId
declared that she was "a, and that he had
two more wives In China
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-23
rsn ss.eaa Railway.

The track Of the extension Of the Lam
cogesr street railway has been extended
s1oWn South Queen street - far az WOOD.
ward Hill cemetery. The WORK will De
Anlshsd next week, owing to the very moi
Weusher OF yesterday the work men were
ooupelled to lay of, and instead OF by day
llaht they worked last night
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-23

A srkloh'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.
Our Jersey sale is in its height
now. People have found out
that we mean to sell them.
Refer to our price list in this
paper Of the 2Ist and 22d, and
then call on us. 1t will pay you
we'll.
Our Jersey department has
been removed to our ground
floor. Very convenient.
Additional room has been
given to the display Of Ribbons.
We have placed a large table
with two lots Of Ribbons at bar.
gain prices.
Lot 1. No. 9 and IL, all-silk,
Satin and Gros-Grain Ribbons,
also No. 9, watered in picot
and crown edged, all-silk. Price
I5ca yard.
Lot ?. S, 6 and 7 inch Fancy
Ribbons, ombree. striped and
satin edged, gros-grain and
MORE, in all the newest shades,
formerly 75c to 81 a yard, price
now soc yard.
Sweeping reductions in Tips.
One lot of colored Tips, re-
duced to Ioc a bunch.
One lot of fine colored Tips,
formerly 81, reduced to soc a
bunch.
One lot of fine Tips, formerly
SI.25 and $3.50, reduced to 75c
a bunch.
One lot Of shaded Pompon
Tips, formerly So, reduced to 81
per bunch.
One lot of Black Tips, re-
duced to 25c a bunch, former
price soc.
Come early, else some of
these bargains will be gone.
Children's Sailor Hats, re-
duced to lac.
Ladies' colored union Milan
and Fancy Straw Hats, formerly
so to 75c, reduced to 25c.
Ladies' fine Milan Hats, for
merly $3.50 to S2.75, all re-
duced to 81, in white and col
ored.
New bargains in Swiss EN-
broideries, 22-inch, at 81, As,
so and Coo a yard.
45-inch Skirting, at 80, 50,
65, 75c and 81 a yard.
Come and see them!
Our whole stock of Parasols
reduced to cost price.
ASTRICH'S P. 0. F.
Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-23
Las. nav For STATE and County Ia res.

last Day For state and County Tates.
This was the last day on which state and
c,unty taxes could be paid TO save the
abatement Collectors Hastings and Pin
kerton received the taxes In the orphans
court room and that room was thronged all
day with property owners. The amount
received was large.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-23

- ~srs nor, N Of WIN. Bnrs. OF Ess' =
s.s',:sS YORK cousty, left for home tn,s
,~1SSa HAWard wus confined 10 Dr. o.
TsSsrass private hospital for weeks on
ssss--11 e 8 surgical operation that the
csSr, perfprmed upon him to straighten
- rlrSt leg which IVES hanging as . right
SSofo 3 his knee and which the boy claims
~ s. . complete succesA During tne
GnoruAion the doctor wss assisted ny pr'
fonn LOyorKo Kood9