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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-11-16

Deans-socts. gallon.
CANNED GOODS.
Tomatoes-sih cans, $3.50 dozen.
Corn-3lh cans, $3.50.
Beans-sih cans, N.ss.
PeSs-2ib can, $3.50.
oysters-Cove, 2fb can ss.o0
lib can tl.s0.
Beef-2ih cans 20 to IS cts.
MIscELLASIEs SUPPLIES.
Flour-Patent, $500, Standard $3.50,
Molasses and syrups-35 to co cents. New I5c
Nuts-20 cents.
Olls-s0 cents.
Wool-S0 {"
feathers-40 cents.
Seed-Clover, $3.50
Nails-S2.IS.
GRAIN, ETC.
Wheat, % cts, Oats, 40 cents, Corn Hay
Rye.
LOUISVILLE MARKET.
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THE MARKETS.
PROVISIONS.

PROVISIONS.
Butter-Country, 20 to 95 cents.
CoGee-Green, p to IS cents; roasted, IS to
IS cents.
Eggs-l5 cents.
Poultry-Hens, s. 90 to 2sO, Chickens, small
$50 10 LIS, large 50 to AS.
Bacon-Country Hams, Il to 10 cts; Should
er-, ll,9; Sides, II; sugar cured hams Is to Il
Dried Beef, Is cents.
Lard-Choice leaf, I9is to IA cts.
Sugars-Granulstcd,s to % cts.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Potatocs-Irish, new, zoe per bu; Sweet
soc.
Apples-Ss.o0 to $50 ban rcll.
onions-Sl.s5
crate,
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Cheap Club Rates.

Subscribers TO the SOUTH KESTUoKIAS vii
be given the benefit of the following cheap club
rates with other papers and periodicals;
S. IL. and Daily COurier-Journal... sl2 20
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isglgEEgiY SOUTH KgSTv!EAs

Is AND 20 NINTH STREET.
HOPKINSVILLE, KENTUCKY.
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TOURIST TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT PULLMAN BUFFEr
sLEEPING CARS RUN BETWEEN
VIA MEMPHIS WITHOUT
CHANGE,

Passengers should purchase Tickets via
this Line, II Is emphaticaliy tho Most Attract
i've Route in tho South to-day.
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now PIrIsBURG LOST A MILLION.
d.. Hostetter's wtI In Its Favor Torn u
Because OF an OmcIai Action

d.. Hostetter's wtIi In Its Favor Torn Up
Because OF an OnicIsi Action.
A Ires. deal OF surprise has been mani =
tested In Pittshurg on the superstition that
the late DR.. Hostetter died inteststs Jt
was thought Inconsistent with his we'll
known business habits.
On Friday the story Leak ed out that few
weeks ago DR.. Hostetter did make will,
and what is more, IL contained q be q uest
donating to the city OF Pittsburg q hne art
gallery and mechanics hall. 1t was to
cost $i OOO,OOO and would have been the
most elaborate structure OF the kind In the
United States. The will provided that the
Doctors eldest sou must be one OF the
board OF directors governing the instttu.
ton, to be succeeded in turn at death by
his cid ast male heir and 30 on from sire to
son. Matters had progressed so far that
the doctor had examined q site which he
thought available for the erection OF the art
gallery.
Alter this had all been settled tho CITY
controller, soling under the advice OF
counsel, took step that was most uufor.
tuns's for Pittshurg. DR.. Hostetter was
boncsman for Andrew Hartupel, q CITY
contractor, and n Judgment had been rem
cered against him, On that Judgment an
execution was issued on some of the doc.
tors possessions. He was clearly liable.
aud none knnw It better than he, but this
act Of tho controller highly incensed the
doctor, snd lie went right 10 the Safe De-
posit con upany, whore no had placed the
will, aud tore the will into shIeds He
never could be induced to make another,
and thus the city lost a million dol.
lGr btquest and what would have been one
OF the most magnificent buildings In the
country.
DR. HOstetter claimed that the CITY ctfi-
cisls used undue haste, as he Was good for
any amount and would have pad II with.
out the process taken.
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T IMPORTED BOTTLES.
aENUISE IRISH WHISKY.
ROuRER's LIQUOR STORE,
No. % Centre Square. Lancaster, Pa
CLARkE kE's CHEESE SNAP

a
Ia the talk OF the town. Just think OF selling
saIn5 good, solo el'ewhere from - and 20 els
FLoURi FLOUR
We have the hest ana heapc st Flour in the
city. Ihe Grent Pnisbury. sos, for Clprke's
Best XXxX FuI Roller flour in Muslin
sacks. For "A Roller Flour $50 u quarter, 2sc
hht GuaT1tnr after males m good LOAF OF bread
does not give sstisfac ction. Try our Cream of
whe1 riour. what, yon want is Clsrke's Best
ANNS Flour In Muslin Sacks
a Fev More snaps in our General Line Of
Groceries which You hai bettsr toue and
snap up Or you might be too late 10 secure
nuILE d; OLIVE TABLE OIL only Sc per
bottle: regular price IL lOc ana l5o u bottle.
Rtrned Fable salt ' ia little Wooden ODE I boxes, Is
Galaa I,1 star SAT, only no. regular prics loc,
But the greatest and by far the best snap OF
al II DRIED BEEF at l0G per pound Mamma
look here Clarke is seilfng died beef e at ioc
Per touno, or pounds for 2jc 1 am going
right down ana get sumo before II IS all.
ana stun Another Zig snap Five pounds
seif-Rising Buckwhta at flour. l5c per neck Tor
mnryiu's GOOD Pure Table sSrups. 8, .. 10 and
,R aOsHHs ana CAKES va cannot help tel,
You about them, you will have to come and
e Tor yourself and t.ste and test the truth
of wlat say thu, is. that our assortment IS
by far the largest, ana the quality by far the
bsstyou have ever seen. Westill have u few
nrans FolS OF ls Ms top lSF
Good siewing Figs for 25c ; 2 ms OF Layer Figs
Tor 2je pints of Dries Blackberries tor 25s /;
Ms fronch Prunes, 26c 3 rs New Currants
tor 25G h5New Drifd EvapOrated Peaches
Tor 2s' ms Evaporated California Apricots
Tor 201 l li,ornia Plums for 25i lO-cent
pac cknSes OF Bird foJd for csc; rs Clean Rice
for &c packs Corn starch for 25c 4 cans o [
Coca sugar Corn for c.
r. s.-tow should YOU think CSC worth Of
tach article too much Jor y on we Will diyid
ilhp ana masS IL rs OF each for zoe. or equal
parts OF each.
Our Motto-Ws Studyto Please
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
MARRRTS.
rev Ynrh B,Grkek.

nav Yonn. NOV. u Flour mcrtat heavy;
ttne, ~ 6lsio' supsrhne, - COR3i 10 HiTr
sxtra, is g517o1; City nm. Extra, 70 tOGS 80
winter " heat extrn, 70 25d3 rs.
Wheat--ko. ], Eed. STATE. o. 1911 20: No ?
u eh; No. 2, RED, Nir:ar, Dec, q O0,s
Ja., 81 III roceipts, 2o,lOoi shipmsnts,
none.
Corn Nc 4, Mixed fash. 4Ozc
D,c., toSc; Jan, Aokc; receipts, 10 SO0
oats ) NO /. White. stn,A. 4lc; no. 2. 40.
uko; No. Mixed, Eov, size; Dec, SiLc
leoetntA, 1900 ahipmants 81,
Bye dull WesterS, ~ lie; state 7l173e.
barley oul, at s5aI &c.
rnrE teady; Ola Ness, t6 COnra 80
Lard Il m; Nov, Ss7l Dec. 1855
Molnsses quteJ; tor 90 bOtiinP stocb, s9'.
biRck strap, lIG. New orleans tl;L5Uc.
Tucpentine steady vt 49,
Hosin steady strained 10 good, ,Ol tOfi n5
Petroleum steady; Renned In Cassf, 7hc.
rre'stts duli grain TO Glasgow, ca
bpt.er active; Western Creamery, 27ka24c
Cheese dul; Western Flat. 74sc
state Factory, 7k6ac fancy White, I2El
l.c Ohio Fiat, skGiUkc,
Eggs active state, 25C2so; Western. G5 q
2jAo.
sugar firm Kenneoy Cutloaf, SC, Gmnula
tea. 7Hc. -.
IalloS Quiot; Primo City, SC.
LEO nominal Carolina. fair toRoo1. stc
Coffee stJ ady; Fair Care oes. for Bto. l5sc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
Cont House Nofps

The sheriff will sell the stock OF Robert II.
Mckee q Bro., cigar manufacturers, of
Stevens, on November 27!h, on the exeou
tion for $4,000, Issued by w. II. Roland,
attorney for Mckee q Mortlsud.
w. II. Roland, assignee OF Peter Bufien.
myer. through his attorneys b. II. Davis
and VIM. X. Wilson, has filed bill 10
equity against tho Lancaster County Ma
tiopal bsnk TO recover ten shares o. stock OF
the Qurrryville National bank. This stock
was left as collateral for note. was subae-
quenily assigned to Peter Butienmyer and
passed by his assignment to Mr.. Roland,
who offered to pay the note This bank Tt.
fused 10 return the stock, hence the equity
suit The reasons for such refusal will sI.
pear when their answer IL filed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
AL. srEEuE AGAIN IN TROUBLE
He and Partner Assault n Young Man and
Arc Held For Court.


lie snd Partner Assault n Young Man and
Arc Held For Court.
AL Specie, who wbile police cfIlcer
under Mayor Rossnmiiler assaulted two
men and WAS sent TO jail for term, IL again
In trouble. Last evening he and Louis
Dommell, another resident OF the Ninth
ward were heard before Alderman D8en on
charges of assault and battery and drunken
and csorderly conduct Tho complain.
ant Is Joseph 4. Huber, a young man
Of this city. On the "Wednesday evening
after the election he was walking out West
Walnut sreet with young lady, whom no
wss seeing home. He me. the accused,
who were drunk, and Speece roughly
pushed against him. Huber asked what
Was the mstter, whereupon spsece struck
him In the face, knocking him down. is
said fiat he and Dommell both kicked
Huber 81 he lay on the pavement. Huber
and the young lady boIh testified to this at
the hearing. Dommell denies that he did
anything wrong. The alderman gave no
decision Ia the drunken and disorderIy
conduct case. The prosecutor is determined
to push the other charge, rs the assault is
said to have been mado without any cause
whsteyer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
Filth Annual Meeting.

The fifth annual meeting Of tho Philsdel.
phis Branch. Alumni association OF tho
Mlllersvillo Normal school, was held at the
rooms of the School Of Ofstory, ll2i Arch
street, Philadelphia, on Friday night. Those
present from Lancaster were: DR.. e. 0
Lyle, Mrs. f. o. Lyle, Miss Sarah II. Gill;
bert, DIstrio! Attorney Weaver, Prot 1. s.
Gsist, George II. Richards, DR.. }. p. Wick.
ershain and w. W. Griest.
First on the programme ives q business
meeting, which was followed with an hour
OF social greetings, after which WAS the
supper. The officers elected for the coming
year were: President, Ws'son Cornell /;
secretary, p. J. Umstesd; treasurer, John
X Andre,
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Mr. 5. 8. ERnnsls, oi lAucsster, Re ceivss
Grscioue ReplY 20 4 Commitment

MT. :. 3. RAnnels, oi laucsster, Receives .
Grscioas Reply 80 u Compliment.
The following letter has been received by
Mr.. Samuel S, Rannels, a salesman in
Shaub d Burns shoe store, this city:
ExECUTIvB MANSION,
WAsHINGroN, October, 81, 1883 I
Nj. 6dmuet o. RdanekS, Lancaster, Penn.
DEAR SiR--I have received your note
Informing me OF the birth Of your dsug ghter
and stating that you wish 10 give her my
name.
Ii il pleasure TO accord you the permis-
sion asked, aud j desire ss The same time to
express TO Mrs, Kennels and yourself my
appreciation oi Tie compliment you have
paid me.
Very truly yours,
FRANCIS +. CLEVELAND.
MIR. Rinnels little daughter has been
named after the fair mistress Of the White
House.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17

Before the election Michael WhsIer, a
sec!iou bees CT the Pennsylvania railroad,
who resides at Gordonville, and Martin
Mylin, the hotol keeper, made d peculiar
WeReT. BY the terms OF 1t Mylin Was TO
wheel Whalen TO from that place to Ian
caster In case OF CleyeIsnd's election, az d
Whaien WAS 10 90 the same IL Harrison was
the winner Tuesday next Is the time set
for the work, and Whslen will b! ing Mylin
70 Lsucaster In push cart accompanied by
q brass band.
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Closing Pricea-2:la O'clock n IN


NEW foRK. Nov. IL, i y. m.-honey clossa
at lSlk por cent. Exchange steady poet ted
rates, u eb1% esk; actual rates u stko
dA& for go Gays and u sses4 Ssbl for demand ;
Governments closed steady; currency SO
d Il bid IS coupon, q as; +k's DO. o. GsS
bid.
The stock market this morning was dull but
hrn. Only bi,l03 shares charged hands from
the opening until neon, the olcsiI hour,
Prices notwithstanding ihe light demand,
wee nrm and the closing II igurts show a frac.
uoaai advance over those oi ye. terdsy.
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SUBJECTS roa SERMONS.
DoSumbia Ciereymsn Go ventiiste Various
Ecpfcs ON Sunday Henry FISHER


severely Irjured.
COLUMBIA, Nov. IL. - The following
otAsr Of service Will be obse. we'd on sun.
~ IN St Paui's p. t. church Holy COM
'munion al a. m.; morning services at
1850 evening service al 7:30. The subject
eor the sermons, morning and evening:
The church temperance society" The
oflerorty Will bs for domestic missions
Mems Bible class at 9 p. IN.
Rev. q. ". Ely, pastor OF the Presby.
terlan church, will preach on Sunday even.
1a9 on the subject, Who will be saved -
Rev. Thomas Harrison, OF the Metho.
dist church, will preach en- SUNDAY morn.
log on the subject "a contrast between
the death OF Jesus Christ ard Paul the
Apostle. Evening subject: "she
Touched the Hem OF His Garment and was
Healed.
Rsv. w. s, Hipmap, OF the Ssocnd
Street Lutheran church, Will preach on
Sunday morning on the sutjec.: "Power
Of Influence. " Evening subject 4" Heart
Rightsousness. - Young peoples prayer
meeting Q p, m, subject: " "Christisns
are Chrisi's Witnesses
Rev. o. H. Bette, Of the Church or GOD,
& will preach on Sunday morning on tho
Evening subject: "Thres Things Your
Choice" Praise services st p. m.
Rev. Z. Ludwick, pastor OF salome L. b.
church, will preach on Sunday morning on
the subject: Sacrifice Necessary Ele.
ment OF True JOY" Evening suhjec, /:
Measuring Light. "
Death and FuneyaI.
yohn Charles Prodehl, only son OF
y ft,-;, Il
street near Union, died yesterday at l:l5
p. M, eyed years. His death was caused
from membrsnous Group sitter few days
ilIness Tho funeral will bo held on
Monday morning Of 8 O'clock, from Holy
Trinity Catholic church.
The funeral Of Mrp. Elizabeth Corrigan
will be held on Monday al 3 o'clock, from
her late bome on Cherry ttiee,, above
Fourth.
Rotbtd Of VINE.
Lsst niaht some unknown parties en-
terei The cellar of Jacob Greenawalt, where
they stole four bottles and demijoh Of
wine. The cellar door was not locked and
the robbers entered in that manner. Some
broken bottles were seen al the Pennsylva
ma RAILROAD ttstion this morning.
IrJorcd by a Fall
hebfy rsnef, employed ~ the new
Presby terisn church, met with a very
serious accident this morning. He wac
wheeling stone TO an elevated platform,
"A which gave way, throwing Fisher some
distance. His left knee cap was frso,ured
and several bruises received about the head
-apd face. DR., Ta3 lor attended he In jured
man.
Miss Kittie RhCades and company sp-
pesred la "Pygmsllon sad Gslstea last
night "Cllp Will be the play tonight,
Messrs. X. f. Williams, Joseph Hiukie,
B. II. Heise, Jacob Kimes and y p. Wayne
lett yesterday afternoon for n cunning trip
TO Virginia.
George Boyer, employed at tho p, T. II.
round house, lost $40 on Thursday. TIE
empioyes collected that amount yesterday
4 nnd presented II TO the old nsn.
w. Ii. Shenbtrger entertained tho mem.
Oers OF the Glee club last night a. his home.
There vas very fine courso banquet
Mics helen Bruner entertained her
rfenda last night at her home.
Misses Alice O'DJnnell aud Birdie Lock.
ard are visiting friends in Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
Change OF EchC DUE.

On Sunday new schedule goes into
effect on the Reading railroad, although the
changes are not very great Going north
the noon train for Reading sUd Lebanon
will leave Ki0g street al 1850 instead OF
l2:35 p. m. The afternoon train from the
same places viii sTiye at 2:Os Instead Of
l;b6 TIE Sunday train going south will
leave King s;reet al $40 instead OF $50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
WIDMY RS
Cor. East King & Duke SITS.
DUBLICsAL OF VALUABLE REAL

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
oS STTEspAI. pEcs.MaEst lss J..
of Lancaster, the following real estate situ.
sS 30. ~ i, all ali % that certain twostory Brlos
Dxsning House. with a one story Brick back
buildtng ana lot or pieo OF ground thereto at.
ssShsd On as na a0Tsa sias Of north
ana numbered $50; fronting GA said street 81
feet. and extending Ia depth 10 Locust alley
No .. that iwo-story Brick yelling House.
with one-story brick back uidipg an lot
above dsscriosd, on the west, viii a from age
of Is ioet and depth to LCcust alley OF 2J7 test
more or less, and the right OF a thee feet wide
No. 8, all that certain twostory Frame
Dwelling Houts one-story frame back build
ing aud lot OF ground Numbered sit. ana sd-
joining o. 2, above described, on the west,
with fToI thss . OF 10 ftot, and oepth TO Lo
Gust alley Of ~ ieet.
No. ,. above described. on the wee, with a
frontage OF 81 feet ana In more or l,,s, and q
rhI OF feet wide alley on tn, W. st over NO. s
10, AL that certain one story Frame
Dwelling House. nun bsrt d gao, and adjoinine
ana inches more or lets. anu depth TO Lo.
Gust alley OF 2l7 feet.
Nos. }, aud . ave slch seven rooms. No, /
bssa hydrsnt on tbs pr mi''s, aad all the
Others have lhe rsht 10 the u e OF pump
HOUSE. @ wi with , Saes buuGiSg. % large stable i"a ON
alley, and Iot of land, No. 62l south Prince
street. fronting ~ feet on the ca side Of south
Prince street, aud extending 100 1est eastward
to u late ct alley.
Also, a. that os rtsin lot OF la0d situated on
the MOI Ith west corner OF Beaver and Andrew
streets. cont lining In front on beaver strret
81 feet, aud IN depth along Andrew street 40
feet, with q one and q half story f' ama a we'll
ing House, fruit trees. well with pump and
y her improven suls.
W. X. HESTER,
CATH Aklkk h. HOFFMAN,,
Executors OF John A Holman q sces A "a
JOEL L. hAIsxs. AusHonssy.
Il-,Akdl,sd
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rwo ALDERMEN CLAIMED TIE CASE
49, r. swlnsha,t Steals . s.s OF nsrns,s ana

u. r. swinshait Steals . Set OF HArns,s ana
IL Prosecuted Twas For the Theft
AT ii O'Clock on Friday night Sergeant
Erlsmsn received . telephone message to
come TO the Lancaster County house. Upon
his arrival there John +. Seldomrldge, pro.
prietor Of that hotel, pointed out b. +.
Sminehsrt az man who had stolen set OF
harness from the stable, belonging to John
Rteser. The sergeant did not see the THEFT
committed and In order TO hold the man
went before Alderman Spurrier aud made
complaint from Information received
against SYinebsrt for lancapy. Oa the
warrant issued by Alderman SpuIrier the
man was locked up.
This morning Mr.. Reessr went before
Alderman Hslbach aud made com plaiDt t
Tor tho larceny of the harness against y wine
hart and Alderman Hslbsoh committed
bin for hearing. Alderman Spurrior
claimed the man 10y virtuo OF tho prior com.
plant and Alderman Halbsch because the
owner OF the go3ds stolen was the proper
prosecutor. In this connection II msy be
stated that soma OF the aldermen complain
about station house business being run to
favored aldermon's tfllces. Ths dispute as
| to the swinehart case was soitled by Hal
bach getting the case.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17

Deputy United States Marshal Burns
yesterday tubrunstd the Witnesses in the
css5 sgaibst william Schneider, charged
with stealing letttTs. Tho case will be
cslied in the Uuilod States court at Phils-
delpLia On Monday.
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A TrarDp's observations.

From tho Harrisburg Patriot.
A turnpike sailor who belongs 10 tho
printing fraternity, has handed the Patriot
tho following computation; Along tie
railroad between Harrisburg and Lancaster
there are 81 telegraph poles and 2, $50 ties 10
the milo To walk q mile requires 2 800
steps Consequently 10 walk 10 Lancaster
would require n, ,960 steps.
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tfds&y
DFd TfiP,


CthsuN 80 In this city, On the l6tt met, Henry
u. Cars IN, In the va year OF h,sBgs.
Tho relatives ana friends cf the family arc
Tspectiuiy fnviied to ht,tnd the funeral,
from lis latA residence, No. 2'5 West Vine
street, on Tuesday ait srnoon at 2:gO o'cloch,
lnterment M wocrw wa; d " II cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17

CHICAGO, Nov. lG.-Cattle-Rr cAipts. 600 4;
q, lLh",ls stVOi m4rEet higher; beeves
- 5n1 10 stooJs, tSuSja s'pvsera nnt fSet,Is
GOGS - cows, bulls and mixed, q lOGi3 % /;
Le6sLs steer, q 1OdS &oi western rangers,
Hogs -Receipts. 300 head, shipments.
f.osi market lowQri mixed % ei
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17

Count Otto Won Der Gotta the young
German nobieman who was a chum OF Ein.
psror William when he was crown prince,
and who is locked up In Ludlow street Jail
la New York on the charge Of obtaining
money under false pretencss, was set iTee
10 DAY. He hss been completely Wind icaled.
The plaintiffs, DIR. Louis de Plasse and
Francois Schmalz. on whose cotnp'siut the
order Of arrest WAS obtained, bsve both
Withdrawn their charges, subject only to
the condition that the count would not
bring suit against thom for false impTison-
ment or malicious prosecution,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17

John w. Eberly, of No. COS West Chest.
nut street, ieft ~ Sing machine stand this
morning at the corner OF Chestnut and
Chsrloile stress while he went home for
something be had forgotten, When he
returned the mschine was gone. 1t was
probably EtCicr,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
cold sy TIE syEgIFF,
Tho Properties IN village, Townsbip an,
borough Disposed Or

The Properties IN village, Townsbip and
borough Disposed or.
Sheriff Burkholder sold the following
properties at the court house this If er.
coon
A lot OF sround In the Village Of Eden,
with hotel ard other outbulIdines, the
Baker, for $lO0.
One scre OF land In Penn township, With
TWO frame dwelling houses, the property OF
John 8. Houser to Henry L. Hershey, fer
Two acres Of land In Clay township, with
log dwelling and irame stable, the proper.
" OF Rsubsn II, Lands, TO Milton II.
Lsndis, for s660
Forty-five acres of land In Upper Lea
cock township, with improvements, con-
and tobacco shed, the property Of Q. II.
Mellipger. to J. Fred Sener, for Is. .440
The following property Of John II.
Bracht.
No. /, A tract of n acres OF land 10 Rspho
townahip, on which 10 erected q two story
brick house, frame barn, &c.
No. 2 Seven acres Of pasture land In same
township, TO Emanuel X. Zook, for $3 go.
Two two-story brick houses, corner OF
New and North Queen street, the property
OF Frank ID. Miley, to Mary M. Ailey for
$500, snhjsot to mortgage OF S3,74675,
Three acres OF land, partly in Msrt,c and
partly In provldence townships, with two
story frame dwelling house, tobacco shed
and other buildings, a. the property OF
Susanna Dunkle, 10 Andrew NJ. Frants,
| for $50.
A tract Of IS acres and perches Of land,
| 10 Earl township, with two-story frame
| shop, the property of VIM. Sprecber. 10
John b. Miller, tor $500. Subject 70 .
dover and accrued interest Of 81, ,857.84
A lot of ground In the village oi Lantis.
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Paid "A soelal IisIf

hessrs A. w. Glessuer, Ed. o. Evans, l..
3. hofheirs and =. u, Hellmsp, Of White
Hose castle, Nc. ls2, X, q. T., OF York,
paid this inos social visit 10 dBy.
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A Drinking Club Declared Iliegai

The jury IN tho case OF the Irwin Literary
society, OF PittsbuYg, prosecuted for dealing
In liquor without license, on Friday
brought In Q verdict of guilty. Judge
Ewing, In his charge, said the society has
no more legal right under its charter TO sell
ligious purposes might have The verdict
IL generally regarded NJ 0 fatal blow at the
drinking clubs. Other tuitn OF . similar
nature will follow. 81.
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Ga Monday tie hight schoo! at the eornor
81 Duke and German slTests Will resume
Ths recent election prevented attendance,
eDd ne tnss are now spxIous to take Up
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