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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28

Whsat = June Wkc; July. so>fc.;
Aug. 79sfc Sept, 500.
Ccrn.yune, isN; July, tsko.; Aug, leskc
6stsSJnne. so,fe. July. so,xc. Aug. sexc.,
Sept. 25sfc-
fmfzJnne. us 90 July. ss 90, August.
ixrd-Juns. . 30, July. y 90, August,
short Eibs-JS.s. q SIX, July. u sak
August, "a 60; sept n 72k.
CLOSING.
wheat-June. 7lkc July. 7s,<c Aug. 7sssc
ocrn-June. lsc, July. CSC; Aug, ssskc
1sts@yune, SIC, July. size; Aug, 9e,<c
pcrs-y nne. als SIX, July. sis SIX Aug,
Isr1 i Sns . TX July, q IS; Aug
% rs Sept I, o. sax.
short Kibs-J 6ne u a7k, July. q Tx
Aug "a SIX Sept.0 e7k
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
ON % Notify Thurman.

me members of the Democratic national
oommittee and Of tho notification committee
went ont 70 Grssslands. near Washington,
the country homo Of Secretary Whitney, on
"wednesday afternoon, whore q pleasant
sime was spsnt In the enjoyment of the
oooreeary's hospitality. At 0 o'clock the
nclfncafion committee, several members Of
H. national committee, Congressman Will
1ina, q Ohio, and several others, left the
o1fy IN special train over the Pennsylva-
MA ruiiroad for Columbus to formally
notify Judge Thurman of his nomination
= TIE Democratic candidate for the vice
p9onldoncy. Chairman Barnum In hard st
work selecting persons for service on the
various committees to be appointed by
tlU.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28

CHICAGO, June Receipts. 900
shipments. 500; market irregular beeves,
a. 9Oo8 0J stockers and feedeis, o. zoos so
COWS, bulls and mixed, u COOS so; Texans
d 40aS6O.
Hogs-Recsipts, 1900 head, shipments.
5000 0i market strong; mixed. % bO0o 40 I:
heavy % COOS 50 light, sS A0o6 co; pis, a 20
0s 20.
sheep Receipts. 5000 head; shipments,
none; MARKET slow; muttons, ~ 0O05 co
Iexane. q 1908 10; feeders, u 90; lambs, u 90
0375.
EAST LIsxRry. - Cattle - Receipt. 2oi
shipments, 6js market weak prime. eS1o N;
% cars shipped TO New York 70 day.
Hogs-R -Receipta, 200 head, shfpments.
500; mixed, Ss 1900 20 1 Yorkers. D eb5b 76
common TO fair, q zoos 60; pigs. % U00b 25
1 oar shipped TO New York to-day.
market slows; prime. u a6i 10; fair tr
good, % 600t 20 common, ol02 80 lambs, ga
$50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
Degrees from Yale ana Harvard.

Yale college, wednesday, conferred the
JnalCwipg degrees LID, Justice Stanley
1Eaffhswa Of the United States supreme
eourt Rev. Samuel Perkins, of Philadel.
phlA Hon. Andrew B. White. OF Ithaca,
n. II, snd Hon. William q. Whitney, sec.
yotagy Of the navy. ID. d., President Pat
IN, o. Princeton college M. A., Samuel
l. Clemens, Of Hartford, and Alvah Adee,
eecood assistant secretary OF state, Of
Warrington, d. q.
Harvard college on Wednesday conferred
1ho degree OF LII. D., on Secretary OF the
1toaDury Fairchild, and that OF master Of
arts upon Mr.. Edward Burgess, the famous
designer OF yachts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
A Painful Accident.

Burton Webb, . four-yesr-old son OF
Samuel Webb, residing at the corner
Of James and Water streets, met
with . very painful accident between
and s o'clock Wednesday afternoon. He
was rolling hoop when he tripped and foil,
and the stick with which he was
rolling the hoop entered his mouth, infiIct.
Ing wound from which the blood gushed
out In stream. He was carried home and
aeesuded by surgeon, who dressed the
wound. At late hout this afternoon he
Was doing we'll.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
q. q. k. Cnssp E,aarsIon

- 0eetysburg on sunday, July lst. Round
g.g ucsstss good for three days. Fare only
- - epec1ai train leaves LandisyilIe at 4 a.
Asncaster Junctiop, 4,oo q. m; Mannheim,
- = MI Liutx. A;aS n. m.. ana Ephrata, A:5i
Z. m,s via Harrisburg. Special train return.
- eeme oay sin leave Gettysburg at p. m.
s.no soneion OF the .. A. X. The blue ana
Ses Aws' lnn2l. % a. .sod&itw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
MT. GRETNA PARK.
Mt. Gretna Park,
FOR EXCURSIONS AND PICNICs.

This PARK Is located in The heart OF the
Cornwall 4 Lebanon Railroad,
Nine miles fouth OF the City OF Lebanon,
within easy distance OF Harrisburg, Reading,
Philadelphia 4 Reading ana Pennsy lvania
Railroads. The grounds hro large, covering
hundreds of acres, and are
FREE TO ALL.
The conveniences are q Large Dancing Pa
yilioD. a Spacious Dining Hall, Two kitchens,
Baggage ana Coat Booms, while the arranse O..
msnts Tor amusements consist of CroQuet an q
ball Grounds, Bowling Alley, Shooting Gal
Rustic seats ana Benches arc scattered
throughout the grounds
THE STATE RIFLE RANGE
or the National Guard OF PennsyIyapia haa
been located at Mt. 9retna, ana tine Military
hire Practice, from time to time at the Ran ge,
Will constitute a new attraction to visitors
~ LANE CoNEwAGo.
Covering nearly twenty acres On which are
placed "A number of elegant New Boats, and
along the banks of which are pleasant walks
"AN '''''' sSskvA soSssskkvATIoNCARs
WIN be run on the line OF tho Cornwall h Leb.
anon Bairoad, or will be sent to Different
points. when practicable. tor the accommoda.
ton OF excursion parties. They are safe.
pleasa and convenient,
:, Parties desiring It can procure Meals at the
Pafk, as the Dining Hall win be under tn su-
nervision OF X. NJ. BOLTZ. Of the Leblanc n
In the Mountains can find no place 80 beau,i (
fui or anording So much pleasure as Mt
Gretna No INTOXICATING DRINKS AL.
LOWED ON THE PREMISES.
~ For Excursion Rates and General Infor
nation, applyto
supt q. n l.. Raj road, Labanon. Pa.
Jeas-Smd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
Funeral Of A braham NissIey.

from the Mt. oy Star ana News,
The funeral Of Abraham Nissley, who
resided with his son.in law, Peter Gisb, In
West Donegal township, was held on Tues.
day OF this week. The deceased was re-
markable man. being In the Goth year OF
his age. He was the father OF Jasob w.
Nissley, esq, president OF the First Ma
tio0al bank of Mount Joy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
The Lawn Fets Closes.

The lawn fete at 81. Msry's church,
which was opened week ago closed on
"Wednesday evening. The attendance was
large ON the closing night and the receipts
eneasiactory to the management The fete
was great success, handsome sum being
Soalixed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28

Nsw YORK. June 2s. Up. m.-Money closed
at ~ per cont. Exchange steady posted
rates, "a s7k0s s9k; actual rates ~ SO
4s7N for 90 days ana q s904 SOW for demand
Governments closed steady; currency 8s,
q 10 bid as coup. q 2s,s tk's 40. d OK
bid.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
Two "a argss Agains, Him.

Before Alderman Hershey Annie Mel
seusall has brought suit against Samuel
IIevan, charging him with assault and
bastery and disorderly conduct He gave
ball foy hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28

The western trains, especially Fast Line,
On the Pennsylvania railroad, have been
crowded OF late. There Is great rush Of
psopls 70 Gettysburg TO take part In the
Fourth Of July exercises.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
Execution issued,

Marriott Brosius, attorney fer A. r..
PeterA issued execution To- day against the
Pennsylvania Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany, for u, 1900
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28

"a -
PALACE OF FASHION,
IS 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 I. 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 a 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 50, 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, so,
65, 75c and 81 a yard.
Come and see them
Our whole stock of Parasols
reduced to cost price.
ASTRlCH'S P. 0. F.,
Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
KuIed uis L,,,le irwin .,o,n.r

Killed His Little Twin nroihsr
In fredericksburg, Va, Grant johnson,
8 ysais old, killed his twin brother Gar.
nsld with an old gun belonging TO their
father. Tho little fellow says he didn't
know u was loaded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
PROCLAMATION.

Il Notice Is hereby given that the ordi-
nance Tor preventing accident by nre and
the better preservation of order in the
city. and prohibiting The sale or casting.
throwing or ftring OF uibs, rockets or other
fireworks, before the Sd, tth and 9th day OF uly.
entirely prohibits ths firing of guns or other
firearms, or the selling, casting, throwing or
firtng chasers or other fireworks operstiDga q
similar IN amer, within the limits Of the city.
kDW, Ep3ERLEY,
je2ll2td Mayor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
M@unerchor Omcers Elected

Al the meeting OF Lancaster Nnunerchor
last evening, the following oiiicers were
olected
President, VIM. Wohlson vice presi-
dont Henry Drachbar /; secretary, Henry
0ohInitt; corresponding secretary, Carl
0atE; treasurer, Henry Gerhart; libra
Sian, Valentine Seibert color bearers, l..
PlAeffie Chris Hoefel and Jacob Seibert
The reports OF the treasurer aud presi
dent showed the society to be In q very
i3ourishing condition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
1Ae Kips stree, Theatre to he Improved.

1Ae King Street Theatre to he Improved
lt h likely that Lancaster will again have
two theatses the coming season. Itii said
thns Mr.. Larkin, OF Elmirs, New
York. who owns the King stree,
theatre, and II expected here every day,
Intends making many improvements in
that house Tho front is to be torn out and
onother story added. A horseshoe gal
lay and new stage with cushioned seats
aEo 10 be put In.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28

VIZ L. FISHER, DENTIST.
\" Particular attention given TO niling
and preserving the natural teeth I have all
the latest improvements for doing nice work
at very reasonable cost Having years OF ex
perfence in tho large cities am sure to give
tho best of satisfaction and save you money,
best arti cial teeth only es % per set.
marlBlyd No. "a NORTH QUEEN ST.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
FOR SALE OR RENT,

HOUSES FOR SALE ON THE MOST
Il liberal terms. on West Chestnut, Wal.
nut, Lemon. Mary, Pine and Charlotte streets.
Apply at
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28

Quotations by Reed. Mc0rAnn Co., bank.
ers, Lancaster, Pa.
L
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28

SN0R kENT-FkOM APRIL !, 1883
4 for one or term of years. the stras6urg
Railroad with Coal ana Lumber Yard, Ware-
house, Locomotive and Cars all In good ana
running order. The lease OF this valuable
properly presents q rare opportunity 70 any
party desiring to engage In pleasant, Sell
established and prom table business. For con-
ditions rent or other in formation apply To
THOs. or HENRY BAUM9AkDNER,
m6-tfd Lancaster City. Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28

DUBLIC NOTICE.--NOTlCE Is
Il hereby given that the viewers ar.
pointed by councils TO view and assess on the
property owners the cost OF the construction
East James street TO East Clay street, will
meet on MONDAY, JULY 2. 1855. at 10 O'Clock
a. IN at the corner Of North Duke ana James
streets. te2B-6td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28
NOTICE
Attention, Young Democrats.

All members OF the Young Mems Democratic
TO the National Convention OF Democratic
Clubs to be held at Baltimore, July 4, will
please call on or address tho secretary al once.
je272t F.S. PYFER, Secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-28

Grain end Provisions.
Furnished by .. x. Yundt, Broker.
CHICAGO, Juno q. LOO O'Clock p. m.
Wheat, Corn. Data. PORK. Lard
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-02-03
Ni,utssps N,gN pf ~,

lohl ain ith ia DfinYlo lipdttgl
Iata reminds mn tAat spne rlt5
since, every business man IL llle
community donated II bonus i#5 atl
building tlte roller mills, i1Ti 4DB
alndry individuals .alu Woittn9 40
hard toward lto ruin, after II III
operation, believing tito be lOp. UE
tile lake. Aa foi tho lake, n, hiA
to say II has III no way non 'ed
the growth II Ortuuqille, tle tIe
business hla never been etvup 10
support one family tie yea - td.
ilaI all 'htt level been DcrnpiG H5
lrtti, lartua 'air fields ot Rul ieD
grain tI." community Wptll t5e
been ltttpi tu II, aud llle=l, tlle
might lGf,t heGn : booming city ha
lahs IN 4 cDtt1 r.lt, htl tho Hhtf
We stop adYsrSiBng 0l'ont III pb 4
summer lraoIt ~ II Eaff HrfaGf WI
WildcIlteH where the Wild best III
and lo down Mid thrte ia rl eai s5
scare tbfJu atd III toad ttlDl #lr4f
into place III business aa a lH#
mrfcial centre, the better II wv II ye
We haze HoHJrr time Tor ~ t"t eH
naNItns NJf antIiA WIZ HeHl vte
ln occasion t. leave a cent II III :, lH
mHnitt
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-02-03
tEtiu ,sft> atl

wo ttuH ~ all ihen~6I g1 spe
pioleu adopted IS III enemi -
tln Jffrt enabled II wn ii Ms #H
an ahd postpone III moniel - -
afHuuahI becomes lIeFti rtl ta
mtny instance. tile iuhffcn ~ \ ta
ot body uHiae q enatln Il ~ t 6
lia tnnleNey aNard dallI 5
hoNtpet hase iGef lie q iGfre 9 y h
afl eyfahf fGefe It'd littl III ~ btl III
oftHpr eaaos litfla til 81 tir et,
oued lanH sill ndake ~ til aih a ,e
brtHeGH ud.lendnttl ll s! VI U.
l3n thr Fst gfa'oma II . 19l H.
tgil MA aily lHuhir ~ flin ll.t MI
Iaua tir fhl elI and ,aH ~ =.
roia3q ii9aaher Gesuan iii
v s.ueIaI teal n all 4o' w II
thousands ly VI Il T. br, I'll" JeH
factor III ail nome
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-02-03
.AsGsbS 4 TtaIEa IaNHlTEiS
III cf>.
David ]. Craig.
FiGHIAIi4 SHORT lIi....

Wien ifa ess HY aiis should cg4s
fII.f eea mn .a ST eo9aans,
eeHIel. ai a' e3 ii4a ions
le ieEsaa 4lee iHa Ht'tay
ofa in aaa pfseNcH l.tH ~. .
Al 6a iho 3aapN Nal convince
asYe a'a II tsa 9on' tiIFct rta
e. an3 |eeaa. te principal r9hia q
I f#4t aatt5 ~ ~
s. -.
taa .--n ~ u I.
5.s.e j48twsI y = 4.
iaf li fH $40 equipment
ah - or rites Gre
1metlin.
asa Io ! a1ie Isufes
Il. ael 4aapl1ifs III
~ te.ta. Company, u e. avf.-
Iie ft#as of III pf.ae
pata'8aae6 ~ tho LII.
f. 7rp. trr s, Ferrs ii..
ssft s -. So es, fitlezss3I
i565 Itil#g il. 49,
B.st t5u iH ss. Apf-
l8@#sszt ss3*s
t6's6s3 .l i ., Itf.t4l ltIf
B4A se 49, t6 fa. GtRetsi I,
sa8, f5 ts.N
lF EatI % II l3
llne, Aia9tAe VI aee, MAs1a9;a5
ht., ai.fl IAgsIc I 1fNIs.
Parties eHat faaaH9r 1851. loea
daaB vii ti=d ita al apP.efafst I'd.
hltii anilih' 'a 4 fhtsl. I4t aita
Montana, hiso ! a#es ~ Mtese tt1
.5ill9a .aas i4 nG at lao rfia=s 49,
oi ttf .Ua sra t49AM fnsef cs-
nellaaf 1af0 ng. .ftsa,l 81 )ef lana
Ior nHfj aui at--E iu.aana. iAa aslosea
]. Bo9tenlaa. Cit lysRars,
iana Commissioner oan'i l.4t, AEs.
EI latL, niss.
+. MAss.L, w. +. ALEXANDER,
Cen. ganagef Gen'lIra.c Ianaser
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-02-03

#ant BHltIrtn=4u elected phHtr.
4zIt.
lt. a.aaIautu1 lyU@ vrrc audited
s., Y ~ ~
h III .et Alr flronu q,
ta6.f ta#a.' .A f'a l''a. H,
NE3it appoarlaal ioots
ssgaasIarel tu aU o8ri ii
t9#4 iHila.l .ltel " I4esla{, Jaa
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Ia,r,na1
#as Ca AUDITOR
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t,r'fa4 .g1t H. m5II5r il
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81. 5,.'4# i a5en'aa 4
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gHio t uaipFt efmH
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puaaue eut iI ftHmds
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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-02-03

ss!y Iiouel Pre- i
Hal aa4rFNll da8t
fta EserY sqDssnbei
ihe Pioneer Iie.
subscription g tas
!, .lll fereife fsi n.
+ neet Pless eIAS
-. ..rnE world, ~.
etsi postage % tae
IH4 " requirement.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-12-20
FLORIDA LETTER.
SOUTH LAKE WEIR. FLA. Dec.

SOUTH LAKE WEIR. FLA. Dec. nth.
EDS. DEM. PPESS Our little party consist
ing of DR.. Perine. J. c. Shrader. Frank Stanford
and tbs writer arrived here about midnight
Thursday, Dec. 9TH. and were met at the depot
by Mr.. Chas L. Porter. who conveyed US to bis
elegant home. where we were Hospitality ente--
Sained until after breakfast the next morning.
We were up with the sun that morning, looking
from our chamber windows upon the most beau
tjful of all Florida lakes, whose high shores are
nearly covered with splendid groves of orange
and lemon trees. No words can do justice to
this lake and its surroundings. 1t must be at
least thirty miles in circumference. and has sew
eraI Islands which are inhabited and covered
with bearing groves of lemon and other semi
tropical trees. small steamer carries the fruit
across the lake. where it is shipped on the Flor,
ida Southern R. R. Our party is located in a
small cottage Immediately in the rear of DR..
Perrine's fine grove, and SO elevated that We
q We an unobstructed view of the whole lake
The weather is all anyone could ask. We
hardly ever wear a coat. even when fishing on
the lake Small game and fish are quite plenty,
and our table is kept pretty we'll supplied. This
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-12-20

THE direct tax bill has passed the
House by large majority.
THE great Panama Canal project has
utterly collapsed, and NJ, DeIesseps
buried beneath its ruins.
TWENTY men engaged In fight at
Findlsy Saturday night and two of
them were fatally injured
The Chesrown murder trial at Ash
land, is attracting almost as much at,
tention az the Blinky Morgan affair.
DIR. JANIS SCOTT, author of th'
famous Scott liquor laws, died at his
home in LIZ bsnon last Sunday, aged
IS years. He was a member of the
Ohio legislature Is years.
A TRAIN on the Illinois Central 4.
r. was stopped last Saturday night,
near Duck Hill. Miss, by two n
who robbed the express car of SIS. .c0d
and shot and killed a passenger, Chas'
Hughes Of Jacks. n. Tenn.
A BLOT occurred between negrot
and whites, at Wahalak, Miss, on the
evening of the 10th inst. First reports
stated that IL whites and 100 blacks
were killed, but later advices are to the
effect that but one man was killed and
four wounded, one of the latter seri
ously.
THE liberal committee of Utah, com
posed of both Democrats and Republi
cans, are opposed to the admission o
that Territory as q State, asserting az
q reason. that poiygamy is not dead
aud that in case of Statehood the tei
ritory would be handed over to ths
Mormon priesthood and all progress
retarded.
PRksIDENT CLEVELAND has sent il
to the Senate the name of Flavius A
Hart for postmaster: at Oberlin, thu
term of the republican official having
expired. The town has not had /:
democratic official since 1851. It re
mains to be seen whether q partisan
Senate will confirm the appointment
President Cleveland is q civil servic,
reformer.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-12-20

MNSUR CHRISTMAS TRADE IS FAIRLY BOOMING!
WI DE- and really feel injustice
if we neglect TO call their FREQUENTLY,
SES3$ dred and one pretty things show them,
First ALL customers that we have much the
aud every thug pertaining FIRST CLASS Stock
DRY GooDs in this city.
In NOVELTIES particularly PRESENTS
stock attractive
friends to beautiful assort-
of Dama LinenLunch Cloths
bordersFancy Chenille and Dsmssk Table
Napkins match-Beauul
Stamped Linen oodsFany White Aprons Lace Bed
shams-and other goods of the
forget have preest cheapest of Gold and
Silver Mounted Silk Umbrellas
goods very much below the present prices
selling goods 75o to 81 less than the
asked for the goodsand
pretty assortment where elseWe lear
way express pieces of the
DRESS good
BLACK r1N so1E
sold much of thing
Dress buy
you run slipping There
and beauty agents
unsatisfactory make good
when buying thing of this
GETTING, BEST THERE Is
By the way BROAD CLOTH SUr1NGs constant
~ gaining in We have just received
Sapphire choicest shades nothing
good ouatywe :
They will please and will be
learn howl q Suit will
And then FINE CoLoRED HENRIETTA CLOTH SUrr1NGs-
GuBEar surNossTEIrEs
Goods
hngsand the
BIZ We find have many CHDRENs CLoAKsThe weather
make them fast should
We thought
G fs @ CENT @ on everything in our Misses and Children % os
This opportunity
select mand repembe this is 10 cent below
the haye sold these goods for
We have many choice things in LADIES CEoTH NEWMAN
KETs PLUSH
the only trouble
of
us-we good in two ways-We
When vou come the HANDKERCHIEF BUSINESS can
an nm to of
W 49,, simnIv sumner n.res
letters don't
at these goods when
att Handkerchief counter
- In Gents and Ladies' Silk Iandkerches and Muflers
have some things
particularly
what they want i'll Handkerchief
will he pleased to find the prices so reasonable
Don't NEGLECT your old Fur MUFFs BoAs.-Furs, all
kinds gaining i'll favor dyw
many all kinds in we have this
received some particularly things in Real
kev Mu and Also
quite number pretty Mu and Collars
make little girl happy
When vou want to find KID GLOVES
come to We genuine KID GLOVE We
Remember these choice
we sell YOU gloves
pair and tear or are not good we replace
them with Ladies' Cloth Gloves
s,iot of Ladies' Misses Chldrens Mieps
we are again. filling this paper AS have told
begn tits hard N Tell wnere stop we want You all TO come
all this time bnt do the best
We ask the indulgence Particularly
sorry failed to receive the
wished know how can't perform impossi
bilies onnibus"Alw
FOLLOW will do N
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-12-20

DISTRICT ATTORNEY SELLERS, Of
indianapolis, Indiana, having resign
ed, Leon o. Bailey has been appoint
ed to succeed him.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-12-20
For he HOLIDAY TRADE!

Cur Store is full of we'll assorted stock of goods
many of them suitable for the Holiday Trade We can't
egin to describe them. limited space admit
long story but do say, when looking around for
hristmas Goods please give call. Ifyou looking
new dress, wish to state right here
mad such line of Dress Goods Look the new Suitings
25c a yard, and double fold at that. New Furs new
haws new Rugs handsome and cheap silk Umbrellas
ew Hoods aud Toboggans, Table Linen, Turkey Red
ind Red Border, at 2ca yard; Muiers and Hdkfs full
ne Ladies' call and the best &C. hemstitched Hand
erchief made for the money! aso grand Embossed Tides
1t l5c Toilet Soaps-it will pay you cake
We can show at &C., ALSO box containing three cakes of
'oap that beats the town, for &C. Take look at the
andsome picture we give away with goods We say
gain please call and goods and get prices buy
r not, as you please.