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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13
Out OF His Latitude.

Blaine has made his appearanc8 IN
Indiana without exciting great enthu-
siasm, and no Republican good can be
expected from his coming. Why he
went there is conundrum. 1t is d state
OF which he said when lie was seeking an
opportunity, some years ago, to back out
OF a libel suit he had brought there, that
he could expect no justice in it. 1t is a
state that the Republicans expect to
carry out Of its pride in their candidate,
and through no feeling of devotion to
= Blaine. 1t is a part of the great West
pat has no sympathy with Blaine's
A0ews upon the tariff, and that has an
abiding horror Of those trusts which he
saysare no public concern.
1t seems that he has deemed it adyisa-
BILE to modify his tone about trusts, since
he has reached tho West, that has so
steady a prejudice against them, and to
declare that they are bad things, and to
charge them up against the Democratic
party as their godfather. Blaine is equal
to any assertion and any change of base
but 1t does not seem to be good policy TO
expose him to political atmosphere
where such total change of doctrine
was called for. He had better have been
kept east of the mountains and the lakes.
He is not prairie flower.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13
U'A SA MA KEYS

rHlLApELPnIA. Saturday. Oct Is. lsss :.
keystone Library has settled
in the Basement near the Soda
Fountain. More room to show
the books fifty. More titles
than ever before to show. Mar
vcls Of cheapness. Think of
works OF Robert Louis Steven
son, Charlotte Bronte, Rider
Haggard. and more than one
hundred other popular authors,
at 10 cents each Good type,
fair paper, handy sizes, and 10
cents Absurd
October Book News is a fair
sample of what the magazine
has grown to be. The test of
such a publication is what its
readers think of it. For months
past nearly every expiring
Book News subscription has
been renewed. We ought to
have a circulation Of 10000 or
10000 instead OF 10000 or H.
900. When the readers Of the
country find out what it is cost
ing them in money wasted and
information missed to be with
out Book News, we'll have
100000. A year for so cents.
Sample copy free by mail.
Fall Millinery in full swing.
The call is for everything at
once. We are fixed for it.
Felt Hats, black and colors,
plenty.
The jaunty and popular
Walking Hats and Turbans.
Scarce ? Yes but here they
are.
Children's Hats. A hundred
new conceits. Not easy to trig
out the little ones to mamm7's
fancy, but the things are here
to do it with-Felts, Knock
abouts. Cloths, Pushes, Fancy |
Stitched Cassimeres, saucy
fezzes that so many like (SD, |
and heaps of others.
Trimmed shapes for women
and children. II the feathers
were on the original birds
they'd hardly fly faster. New
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13

THE Now York Hcraid publishes five
columns OF extracts from Dr. MackeDz e's
book which bears the following title: "The
fatal illness OF Frederick, the Noble, by Sir
Morell Mackenzie" "Mark how plain a
tale shall put you owr."-Henry IV. 1t
Is surprise to find these extracts quito
Interesting and little encumberod by scien.
tidc tochnlcalities. The doctor certainly
strikes back at his German critics with great
vgcr and he Is particularly severe upon
Professor Won Berghman. He tells how he
hastily scribLied note one day for BeIgh-
man to assist In the changing OF q tube, and
says that he IN not exaggeratipg In calling
this note tho death warrant of tho emperor.
Then he goes on to show how that gonile.
arrived In a state OF great excitement and
behaved In most extraordinary, indeed,
altogether unaccountable manner; how ho
inserted his finger In tho wound and man.
aged the tube 30 roughly that the emperor
often after complained Of It.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13
The Clty's Situation.

The decision in Ayers appeal has not
yet been handed down by the supreme
court, and no intimation is given of the
cause of delay. Some conjecture that it
is intended to hold the decision back
until the legislature meets and
the municipal law can be amended.
Others suppose that a reargument
is to be ordered. Against this
last suggestion is the fact that the deci-
sion in the Grant street case declares that
Ayers appeal had been unanimously
decided and that the decision is
that the municipal act is uncon.
stitutional. 1t is not likely that
this exposure OF it would have been made
In the Grant street case, if there was any
thought OF postponiIg the decision until
the legislature meets. The probability Is
that the decision was not handed down
only because it had not been fully written
out, and that We will very soon get it.
Meanwhile the cities of the common
wealth that the bill affects find them
selves paralyzsd. Lancaster has a mayor
AID select council, that seemingly have
zen duly elected under the old law, the
constitution Of select council not having
been changed by the new law, and these
officials having been elected and taken
their places on the proper days and on a
proper proclamation. The common
council is, however, differently formed
under the new law, and there is liGtle
doubt that it is not proper
council Municipal legislation is there.
fore stopped until new common
council can be chosen; and there is no
provision under the law for such a
choice before the regular election in
February, and the seats will not be taken
until the regular time in April.
This may not be very bad thing. We
San probably get along very well without
legislation fer six months. The mayer
viii practically have free foot and has |
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13

Pauline McCcy, II negro girl, aged nine
teen, WAS hanged at Union Springs, Ala,
on FGidsy for the murder o! Annie GRAND,
a fouTteen'yesro old white child, last
February. The execution was private
only the necessary persons being admitted.
Tho crime for which the wolnan was
hanged WAS o peculiar one. The victim,
Annie Jorand, straye away from home in
Montgomery, and nothing was heard OF
her until her dead body was discovered
In plum thicket at Three Notch. Cir
cumsIsHccs pointed 10 Pauline aud she was
arrested with the dead girls clothing ON
her. She WAS found guilty last spring and
sentenced to death. Efforts were made TO
get the governor % interfere, but 10 no
avail No demonsIra.ion Of any sort was
made,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13

FROM tho report OF Consul Geo. w.
Roosevelt ut Bordeaux q great deal OF in
formation may be gathered about tho cul-
tivation OF prunes Ia France. AS Lancss
ter county appears to be woll adapted to
tho cultivation OF prune trees and Ameri-
cans would speedily improve on the primi.
tive French methods, II seems pity that
some effort IL not made by our farmers here
to supply the American demand. 1t is not
small business by any means "Bordeaux
is the principal Genre OF this particular
commerce, which IL yearly increasing. Be-
sides tho large amount OF prunes exported
to European countries by way OF rail, there
are about ono hundred vessels annually
leaving this port loaded with this valuable
and succulent product. The most impor-
tsnt ex xporlation OF this production IL to the
United States. During the past eight ears
81 553 600 worth OF prunos, or an annual
average OF 1868, l25 were exported"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13
PERSONAL,


IoNATIUs DoNNELLY has withdrawn
from the contest tor the goyernorship Of
Minnesota.
BISHOP WILLIAM TAYLOR Is to leave
FOR his mission WORK In Africa about the
lst OF DaOambor. 1t is expected that q
number OF missionaries Will accompany
him.
Miss NARCGssA Il. WHITE, national
organizer Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Of the United States,
was quietly married In Sharon, Pa, on
Friday TO Il. Mullen, OF Oregon. The
groom IL reputed millionaire.
AsHBEL L. FITCH, who was elected ty
the Repuhl cans two years ago, and who
voted for the MI!ls bill, hiss been nominate
for Congress by the Democrats OF the Thir-
teenth New York district Mr.. Fitch some
time ago wrote a long letter giving his
reasons for leaving the Republican party
Miss MARTHA A. MCDONNELL was re.
Gently chosen deacon by the Reformed
Presbyterian church OF NICK eespor. The
presoyiefy questioned the regularity OF the
election, ard referred the matter to the
synod, Which, through it's committee, has
decided 'thsr, In our judgment, the ordina.
tion OF q woman as deacon Is IN harmony
with the New Testament and the cors,itu-
ton OF the apostolic church."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13

WE have received from Surra & Com
pany, Of Buents Ayres, q remarkable or
cular full Of instances OF English as she is
spoke In Spanish countries. 1t would ap.
pear that this firm was founded with the
view OF contracting commercial intercourse
between the United States OF North America
and the Argentine Republic, maintaining a
permanent exhibition OF both countries"
Among other things this exposition 'shall
embrace agro -pecuary products" A
printed form Of questions with space for
nswers bns tho following. What Ia your
opinion upon tho advantages and pecuniaIy
exit OF a perpetual exposition ?" "Wil you
prevail of the advantages of this exhibi.
tiou?" Several other questions OF the kind
follow and then comes this polite request,
"Pleaso aggregate your sign manual and
postal direction"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13
AELIGIOGs.
DELICIOUS SERVICES v

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL RE
~ held In the following churches on sun.
uAy, IN the morning ut 1850, In the evening
hour IL different IL is specially noted:
PRRsBYTERIAs MEMORIAL CHUEUH, South
Queen street, Thomas thompson plslur
NO morning service. evening AT 7l5 u, IN .
The Christian association Ot PI.u6lin and
Marshall college Will conduct services sun.
aay school at las u. IN. Young peoples meet.
ing at G;b p IN, Pray Yer ana Billie study
wednesday evening at 7'Op IN.
CHURCH OF GoD-JOrner of Prince and Or
ange. Preaching At 1880 II. m. and 7l5 H. IN
Dy The pas or. sabbath school co.cOTt ana
entertainment at las p m,
FIRST ThAFTIsT.-Serylces ia at tho regular hours
morning ana evening, pastor, Rev. n, FOL.
wen. 6VentnR subj ject-"Ihe Object OF Gods
neoIa, moase sunday school at p. IN. loung
peoples prayer meeting at as p. N, Wednes.
Gay prayer meeting at 7;i5 p, nj,
oLlVkr BAPTIST CHuRca.-East Vine near
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13
WANA MARRR,H

things from the work.rooms
every day.
Fancy and ostrich feathers
and all the bright trimming bits
till your brains in a whirl.
Thirteen:h and Chestnut streets corner
What shall the Ribbon be /?
Settle on that and you can pick
from the biggest and fullest
Ribbon stock ever shown at re-
tail. Every kind for every
use. Flood.gates are up for
the Satin Reversible Ribbon,
~, 8, and a inch; IS, 22, and
2Sc. Other sorts with the
special bargain smack scattered
like seasoning.
East Tansept.
Here's the price.best thing
we've ever done in Mems
Handkerchiefs Regular three.
quarter size, white. fine, pure
Linen, "a and inch drawn
hemstitched, $3.50 a dozen !
Unlaundered, but they don't
look it.
Just from "Paree as neat
and nobby a lot of Mems
Printed Border Handkerchiets
as ever heard French maybe
fifty styles, and not one loud.
Hand printed {" blocked" the
linen men say) and hemstitched.
Homelier have been 75c each ;
these soc.
Mems French Handkerchiefs
in circus borders-horseshoes,
scrawls, and wild wiggles-75c.
Silk Muftlers are crawling
into sight. Almost lost in the
jungle of Handkerchiefs.
Southwest OF centre. next main aisle.
One Towel. Loom Huck,
2Ix42 inches, colored border,
I2Hc. 'Twould cost you that
or more in a Dublin shop.
The Linen store is full Of
things at the Dublin price or
below.
Southwest OF centre.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13

A oooD many healers, representing
different Tcbools," have gone to Florida
to try sheir hand on yellow fever, but the
baptist Examiner ssys It has not heard Of
practitioners OF tho Christian science Join.
Ing the procession. This would have been
fine chance for tho establishment OF any
science not bogus, but tho Christian science
people have not displayed great confidence
or enthusiasm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13

THE supreme court has decided that the
Bsssemer patents for the manufacture OF
basic steel are the property of the Besse-
mor Steel company, and 1t can now author.
ize mannisctnre by that process. Not q
single license has yet been granted for tho
use OF this process because the company
could not give guarantee against infringe.
ment suits.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13

probably authority enough inherent in his
Office TO keep things going and TO provide
the needed officers, with the approval of
select council, to keep the city afoat.
Practically we are city with a mayor
and nothing else. 1t is a boss situation
for the chief magistrate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13

THE Paris edition OF the New York
Herald has astopished foreigners by pub.
fishing the substance Of Mack on zle's BOOK
In spile OF great precautions TO keep It
secret. American Journalists have been
well trained to capture presidential mes.
sages, private treaties and other secrets OF
Importance
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13
The Pitispurg United Labor psr,y

A meeting OF the Pittsburg end OF the
United Labor party was TO hsYe been held
In Lawyer Bros oiiice on Thursday night
To name Electors, but II did not msterialize.
Asa result no electors were named, A
gentleman who was present says the mem.
bers declared their Intention OF voting for
Cleveland since they could not support
sIeater. Nearly all the trades were repre-.
sentSd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13

WHEN one man 10 killed SOMEBODY IL
sometimes hanged. When great many
people are killed the hanging business Is
suspended. See the dispatches from tho
nelghborbood OF the Mud Run disaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13

"STARTLINa facts" are said to be coming
out at tho coroner's inquest on the Mud
Run disaster. The whole thing was widely
considered very startling fact In itself.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13

MRS. CLEVELAND passed Friday night
In New York and all doubts OF the Democ-
rscy OF the metropolis disappeared like
mis,s before tho sun.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13

WANTED-A rain to wash the street,
clean and carry the mud into the creek 40
tbat we may drink ".
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13
DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL EsTA1 E at the Key tone House.

North Queen street. Lancaster, pa, on
SATURDAY EvBNIHe, CToBKR 2p, 1855
The property located at No. lAO north Queen
street on which Is a Large Dwelling House in
Rood repair also large carpenter shop,
large lot with choice fruit and snrubbery,
This property was occupied for years by John
ID. Boring, deceased, the well known builder,
ana is one OF the most desirable situations for
"A residence in this city.
Sale to commence AZ O'Clock p M, when
terms, etc., will be made known by
HARRIET BORING, Executrix.
JOEL l.. HAINRs, Auct. oct 0l3l7,2O
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13
CITY REAL ESTATE
ACEXEIUTORS, SALE.


ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 80 1888,
The undersigned exec tors OF the will OF he
late John herse, deceased, Will sell at pubic
sale. at the Leopard hotel, the following de-
scribed real es tate, viz:
No l. Ali that LOT or GROUND situated
on the west SIDE of Water street, nos "a ana
20. between West King and Orange streets, In
the city OF Lancaster, cont ntatping In front on
said Water stre ct forty feet, more or les ana
extending In depth westward forty three feat
more or less, on which are ererted O Doub'e
Two-Story BRICK DWhLLlNG HOUSE, NOS.
"a ana 26. wood shed, Hydrant Well of Water
with Pump therein and otner improvements
ko2 All that LOTOr GRDUN ID 81 uated on
the south SIDE of West walnut ctr, o., be, v cen
Water and Mulberry streets, in tie city OF
Lancaster, on which Is erected O Two-Storied
BHICk DWELLInG HOUSE, No. 2lt, con-
tanning In front on walnut street, twentv-
one feet, ana extending in d pth ninety.
two feet, SIX inches, to an eight feet wide
alley.
sale to commence at 7:3) m. on said day,
when attendance will be given ana terms
made known by
THEODORE wENDITZ,
CHARLkS II REESE.
Executors.
Is. r. Rowe, Auct oct6-Th. r,stsd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13

pUBLIC SALEOFVA VALUABLE REAL
L Estate In the City of Lancaster.
ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1888,
the undersigned Leirs of Dorotht BIien, de-
ceased. VIII sell at public sale. at the Leopard
Hotel, In tbs city OF lancaster, the following
valuable real estate, viz
All that two-story brick dwelling house with
the lot OF ground thereto belonging, situated
on the south side of East King street, in the
city OF Lancaster. numbered ii8. The lot O. N.
tains seyenty-two feet six ana ahalf inches,
more or less, in front on East King street, and
extends southward of the same width two
hundred and forty.tive feet, more or less.
70 fourteen feet wide public alley
This property was for many years the
residence OF the late sarah Is. Rogers
The house Is large ana in good condition, ana
Is supplied with hot and cold water in the sec
ond story The lot Is well known for its
a6u ndant supply OF almost every variety OF
This property. owing to its location, s,zs ana
condilion, is very desii able, ana IL ia every
way worthy OF the consideration OF pur rchasers.
sale Will commence at 7.30 O'Clock in the
evening, when terms of safe will be made
known by the undersigned. Ths guardian OF
EDWARD II. Hopkins sells by order Of the Or
phanS' COu1t, W. W.w.HOPKlNS,
Guardian of Edward X. HOPKINS
ANNA X. REILLY,
CATHARINE Il ATLEE
JOEL L. HA1NRs, Auet. oct5. .l3 2025
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13
A prudent man, " according TO unYInn


for cut, ana bTuise, and burn, and boil
win use AT once Salvation OF.
Never WAS heard such terrible curse ~ as
the man got on about his stubborn 60 d Gould
II bo possible that he lived in civilization ana
had not heard OF DIR. Bulls Cough ,yrup Let
him take the old reliable; and stop swearing
Price 2SC
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13
JOHN WANAMAKER.
NEW REFRESHMENTS.

NEW AID REFRESHMENTS.
NOTICE--I WILL COMMENCE TO
~ receive good Rye at my distiIlery, No.
GAS East King street, on next Saturday and on
every satu'day following. Rye taken In K.
change tor whisky.
sepl5tfi JACOB F.sHEAFFEB.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13

sTOCklSErJ ACKET5 are soft elastic and
durable. Just the thing for cool Indian : um-
mer wear. Here thy are in great variety ut
81, $3.6o, q and IS each.
sToCKIsET JACKITs, bound with braid,
81 and IS each.
LADIRs' CLOTH JACKETS at q. o. so, a,
s5. i6 to 80 each.
LADIES srotKISEr IA, KITS, fancy
braided, o. each.
LADIES 'NkwMARKETs at Is. &c. q, q. 80
to 80 each.
LADIES MUDJEsKAs, in braided cloth, at
sS to tlOeich.
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS,
SEAL PLUSH WRAPS,
SEAL Plush COATS,
SEAL PLUSH MODJ EsKAs,
Made from selected pl ushes 10 our own OF der
during the summer ~ low prices,
Wonderful seleciion OF CBILDREN's
CLOAks in all sizes ana qualities ana prices
TO suit every body,
Special S ue OF 100 MISSES COATS ana
sizes from 10 10 I6yesrs,l
less than Half the Usual Price.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-28
SheriRs Sale.

First publication January 10. 1889
Notice u hereby given that by virtue Of "A writ
of herl farlas issued out ~ the Circuit court for
the county of Iron in favor OF Luigi Louvise
against the goods aud chatteis and real estate OF
Daniel y zimmerman In Iron county 20 me direct.
"a and delivered did upon the 25th day O
February, 1885, levy upon and take all the right
title and interest OF the said Daniel Bannermafi
la and 60 the following described real estate and
appurtcnanccs that Is 20 say Lots numbered
Heventyionr f7fl, scvcnty-hve l75) and seventy.
six t7Dl OF the plat ~ the village OF Crystal Falls
township % crystal Falls county OF IRON stats
~ Michigan. also lot numbered two hundred ana
twentyfour (22fl OF the Crystal Falls Iron com
pany's first addition 90 the plat OF the village OF
Crystal Falls, IN township OF Crystal Falls. Iron
county. Mchlgf n, all OF which shall expose for
sale ~ public auction or vendue TO the highest
bidder az the front door % William Douoet =
opera house at Crystal Fails. Michigan. the same
being the place OF holding the Circuit court for
the county OF Iron, on the 9th day Of February,
1883, a. 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Dated this
l2th day OF January, 1883.
DANIEL MCINTYRE,
X. &. FLANNieAS, attorney. IL Sheriff.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-28
BucKLEN,s ARNIcA SAVE.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. chilblains,
curns, and all sluns eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. IL
IL guaranteed 20 give perfect sat isfaction,
cor money refunded. Price twenty-five
cents per box. For sale by j. u. Bower
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-28
PAYup.

Owing Co my intended removal from
Crystal Falls will be Obliged to enforce
collection OF all outstanding accounts.
TO save additional expenses please call
early and settle. A. LtsTFIELD.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-28

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uetroco,;tan Michigan
Tho a,,ove = the sub.tancc ~ n neat
,,o,,,;n, 90 ~ received nv MANY friends :,
49,. ..<.,..,,. t,1,,. A. M.,~~.v a. o,,. -,
o,,. heat a,d nost nonular vouny men
ana h,,lds The ,,.snons;ble nos;tion =,
heal hoo,,-La.,.er aud accountants for
the MetropolitanL Lumber Co. The bride
Is a. charming young lady. We wish the
youne connie an abundance of low and
happiness and a life with naught to mar
it's pleasures.
A Finlander, name unknown, was
brought In from Pendleton's camp last
week. lie was ieiied oy the iimp Ola tree
ana sustaineu pau INJURY in the shape
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-28

A. Urcn has n quantity OF dry hard
wood four foot, which he will deliver at
$500 per cord. 12u.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-28

ON account OF serious sickness In my family l
40 hereby postpone the coming January term
81 Circuit court for the county 81 Iron for three
1887 G. B. GRANT circuit Judge