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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20
A SsIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
0 REAL ESTATE

a. hEAL l. ESTATE.
ON "WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1888,
VIII be sold at public sale by the und ersippe cd
assignee Of Israel r. Mayer ana wife, at The
Leopard hotel. in ;ha city of Lancaster. pa
no !; < isur.sterS s'Afsi sfien saA robacco Ware.
house. 25xlOs feet. No. 329 North Queen street,
sna sasi m 1wonst;ory Brick Cigar Factory 8sIio
thereto belonging, containing in front On said
ri9 h0r,h queen as street 80 feet ~ Inc hes. ana
Adjoining the Washington Hose House, on
North Queen street.
No 2. All that certain three story Brick
Brick Warehouse. In the rear, and lot Of
ground II. thereto belonging. situate No sis on
inches. and in depth sis ieet, to e Christian Ha "A
on the north ana sn ths soy, 6 he Hehp
late Jacob X shirk. The dwelling and store
No.3 All those two two story Brick Dwell.
ing Houses vi Msnsai d roofs. with twc-story
brick back building ana lots of ground, Nos.
containing in front on said Lime str. ct. "a
feet feet more more OF iess' ana extending in depth ls7
ieet. more TeS or less Adjoining property OF An.
No 4. All that certain two story Brick Dwell.
Ing House with twostory brick back building
situate NO. l3l on the Neast side of ew stiest'
containir g in front IS feet inches, more or
NO. Two two-story Brick wellir q Houses
with one.story frame bsck buildings attached
NOS 50 and IS West Liberty street. i, sa,d s,,y
each containing in front 90 feet and In DEPTH
81 feet inches, more or less.
with two-story frame ba ck building and lot
OF ground. situated NO. 76l ON the east side OF
feet Inches. and IN dspth iS fee. more mors OF
less.
No. A two-story Brick Dwelling House
Of ground situated 40. 1853 on The east SIDE Of
North PRINCE street, containing In front 10
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20
1t. Nlichsel's Omcers.

The following were elected officers OF st.
Michael's society at thoir meeting on Mon.
day evening: President, G. Edw. Ii egener;
vice president, John II. Henkel; secretary,
Thos, +. McElligott; treasurer, John fritch
slanding committees, Northwest ward, q.
V. Wacker, Martin Deitcher; Northeas,
ward, Michael Hsidig, Benz. Houser; South.
west ward, Ambrose Docket, A. +. Dussl;
southeast ward, Chas. Nutto, Augustus
Steinwsndel; messenger, Jacob Gillea
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NEW ADVSRTisEaE aEYTS
NEW HD VFRTfH hMHNTS
IMPORTED IN BOTTLES.
0BNUINB IRISH WHISKY.
ROHRER's LIQUOR STORE,
No % Cenire saua L ar,cnala, Il.
rLAKk E's CHEESE SNAP
No. % Centre square


IL, Is the talk OF tho town. just think of selling
same good! solo el .es hers from IS and 20 o.s
FLOUKi FLpURl
Nv, we nave me Hest and heanost Flour in the
fsy nsst 5Gr xxxx rsIt Fo IN oyr So for oarsss
Sacks. For sA Roller Flour 5Sc a quarter, $40
kIn mana auatter mslo, sood ioat OF bread
does not give satisfaction Try our Cream Of
NhSM siour. What you want Is Ciarke's Bt s i
ASNX FIoIr in N uslin Sacks
rev More snaps In our General Line OF
0rccor'es which you had battir come ana
..nap UP or you might be too late to secure
HyILE d; OLIVE TABLE OIL only sr per
bottie reguisr pnc' is lUc ana l5c u bottle
RaTnss bagS.s '.oco,, .S, sc. Ipps.eooa per can Gee
Gaiea Star salt. only be. regular prIo lOo
1pst i, In H. faradisc Meadow 9 anborries.
AL IL DRieD BsEF at lOo per pound MRmme.
look here Cla-ho Is seiIfng dIiod beet at lOc
PSrn PERI nft@nnSa; nn; & or ponnas for :as am going
ANA sun Another rtg snap Five POUNDS
OF ors County Broswheat, &c. Hecker's
s.lf-Rising Buckwh'ut ~ lur. l5c per PACK for
Maryin's. GOOD Pure Table syrup, t. 9, 10 and
lRaCakks ana CAKES wa cannot helm tel,
$50 Tor yourself ana taste and est the truth
OF what say that IL. that our assortmcn mt is
best you have ever seen. Wcstili have a few
Dds OF those Oriole Cracker, 4 MS Tor 25c.
D ms Drums Of Crystalize1 igs for $50 : 4 hs
GOOD Slowing Figs for 2oc MS Of Layer rigs
nr 2oc plnts OF Drieo Blackberries for ass
ms french Prunes, 25c 3 ms New Currauts
Tor &c . New Dried Evaporated Peaches
ior 2,c ms EvapoIated Californta Apricots
for 26c (; / n Call 'oinia PIums for 95 , 4 lOcept
packages OF Bird ood for 25c; 4 bs Clean Rice
Tor 2ac 4 packs Corn starch for 25c cans OF
Good Sugar Corn for 2ic.
r Snow should you think 26c worth Of
tach article too much for YOU we will divide
IL up ana make 1t bs OF each for 2oc, or equal
parts OF each.
Our MOtto-We Study u Plensa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20
ASTRICH'S BROS
PALACE OF FASHION
I3 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.

We have offered you bar
gains in Skirt Laces last week,
and quite a number OF our Gus
toners have taken advantage Of
the opportunity and secured
what they thought was the big
gest bargain.
We advise you to come at
once, and are sure you will not
regret it.
Our stock Of Handkerchiefs
for Christmas has come in. r'
We will be pleased to show
you through our stock. We
are positive that we can please
in prices as we'll as styles.
We call your special attention
to our assortment OF Ladies
and Gents Embroidered and
Initial Handkerchiefs.
We sell Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs as low as SC apiece,
and as high as So apiece.
Our line embraces several
hundred different styles.
A special bargain in all Silk
Brocaded Handkerchiefs, large
size, at 25e. Fine goods at 81,
SO. o., IS 9oc, 81 up to 81
apiece.
Silk and Cashmere Muhlers.
We never had such a variety,
and our prices are attractive
because they are extremely
low.
A complete assortment of
Cream and White Japanese and
China Silk Handkerchiefs, from
IaHc up.
Opened also a full line of
Bareges, and all kinds of plain
and fancy Veilings, single or
double width, prices guaranteed
the lowest.
Our stock OF Ruchings, Lace
and Linen Collars, Lace Scarfs
and Fichus, Bibs, embroidered
and hemstitched Null Ties, Silk
Ties, plaid, plain and dotted,
and all sorts of fancy goods has
never been SO large and varied.
Our line of Ruchings shows
over one hundred styles, from
sc a yard up.
So come one and all. The
Palace of Fashion is the place
to buy and you are all welcome.
Handsome Souvenirs given
away with every purchase of
one dollar and over.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20
Death Of John kautx.

Anothef printer has gone TO his rest, and
snis time 1t is former employe of tie
lNTKLLIoENCER office. John X an,z diad
this morning al the residence OF his father.
Israel ksuiz, the oyslermsp, No, A22
Laisyette street. He had not bean IN GOOD
health for some time past Deceased Was a
weilknown printer, and he learned tbs
trade st this flee, where he was employ as
Tor years He also worked on dit,eIen,
papers In Philadelphia, New YORK and
okher cities.
ne was young man OF good habits and
va popular with all of his associates and
ecquaintances. He was q member of
Aeonsersy Lodge OF Odd Fellows, 2s years
~ ese and leaves wife and one child.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20
STREET COMMITTEE mkE1Isa.
A 1a'k About Street Railway Matters.
No Action 1nReu.

A ra,k About Street Railway Msttsrs. Bus
No Action 1ahen.
AZ the meeting OF the street committee
Monday evening, 8. Il. Reynolds, ESQ rep.
rosenting the Lititz Tornpike company,
appeared and made IN argument In favor
Of the city accepting the proposition made
BY the turnpike company n psy 300 per
year for keeping repair that part of the
turnpike In the oity llmitA The average
cost for repair, hesaid, was not more than eco
per mile esch year. He called the attention
Of the committee to the bad condition Of
North Duke streei, which had not been put
in the condition II was before the sewer was
built
The clerk Of the committee was directed
to notify John Kendig. the contractor, 70 at
once put Duke street In passable condition.
Tho committee took no action on the
proposition Of the Litiiz turnpike company
for the keeping in repair Of their turnpike.
1t Will be probably disposed OF q. the next
meeting.
John Q. Hsger, president Of the Yves,
End street railway, appeared before the
committee and asked for permission "a
build turnouts, one In Centre Square and
the other on West Orange street, the one
on Orange street 10 be placed In front Of .
lot OF ground owned BY him.
A general discussion followed a TO the
Millersville company refusing to put down
fiat rails, aud Mr.. Hsger said that company
was ready to scjust their rails to the grade
| Of Orange street, but tho company had
never been given the grade. He thought
that the Millersville company would lay
flat rails whenever the present rails ere
displaced, but did not belleve the ordinance
| governing street railways required the
company to take up their T rails and lay
| Hat ones No action was taken on Mr.
HaRer's request.
The clerk was direcled TO advertise fol
proposals for the erection Of q building fol
| tho storsge OF the road roller.
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New NofR 9spcha.

NEW YoRE, Nov. 81. 1 p. m.-Money closed
at 2G2k per cont Exchange steady posted
rates. % fb0l 6sk; actual rates u HkO
lstX for 90 days ana u ss,& ssk for demand (,
Governments closed quiet currency 6's
II bid es coupon, q 2s,t, ak's DO. d 0ssf
bid.
The stock market this morning opened
dull but firm, with prices fractionallly higher
than those Of last night, ana the market con-
tinueo strong up 10 IL o'clock. After that
hour there was sharp selling of New York q
New England. and In tho hour TO noon prices
y to IN per cont Since IL O'Clock the m arket
has recovered slightly ana nj this prescbt writ.
Ing hrmer feeling prevails.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20
Funeral OF Henry r. Carson

Ihs funeral Of Henry p. Carson took
paace this afternoon and n was Iaros,v 90
osadsd. The pail bsarers were yss,runsn
- sonn episcopal church, OF which
seose.ea wss |. member, and they were:
Aseeo Daisf' >. W. M. Geist, John /. Hart.
nen' Adam q. Grof, Morris Zook, w. On
eassshsil Rev. Pralt conducted the services
onasasd hy Rev. Thomas B Baker. OF
Aoenss Pa, former pastor OF st. Johns
- came here especially for the funeral
~. n sa'ssmsns was msdo ss Wood ward
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20

Don't buy your rubber boots until you have
seen the :" colchester +" with sole leather heel
This is the best fitting and most durable boo,
In the market, made OF the best pure gum
stock. The sole leather heel saves money "a
the wearer.
Don't buy your arctics until you have seen
the Colchester Arctic with outside counter.
Ahead OF all others IN style and durability.
II you want the worth Of your money try the
colchester win outside counter. Kept here
by best stores. at wholesale by
NJ, Is. SPAHR \ SONS,
hiS-|mo York, Pa.
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Giss stook siarsess.

Giss st0ck mofnstes
CHICAGO, Nov. e.-CAt.is-Receipts, % coo
Shipments 400: market lower beaves,
g zoos 85 stee, s. e3S54 90; stocksrs and feeders
u 9o03 80, cows. bulls ard mixed, t zoos o. |;
% 1905 90
Hogs -Receipts. 10 900 head; shipments.
fO0li market strong, mixed f5 Is
e. so heavy. % a'os 20 light, q o06 s.; skips.
" ssssp gcas !" xeoe,n,. soo ns.n, .,,,,,.,,.
20 o; market atropger. natives. ~ 7s(34 so
western shorp. ., GOA 0f 1sxas snorn,
" 5003 10 lambs, a 0O06 10.
ahipmentS. 6,So0i market dull prize, u 100
% fair TO COED. % so0t common, q bo0s |;
shipped 70 New Yorx to-day
Hogs nsceipts: 1000 head shiI m ents
SEQ; mixed. % SOS 50; YoFHers, x &c &c
6s! common TO fair, o 250b IS; pigs. q Ou
bS ~ cars shipped 10 New York today
market firm prime, q asnl 30 fair 70 good,
sso0a o.; common. Sl oo02 90 lambs, % so
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20

ROARDING-NEw BOARDING AND
ID Lodging House, No. al south Lime street
lancaster. Alex George, Bisma rck) Proprietor
first class German liable board. Meals at all
hours. Home comforts Tor permanent boar.
ders. Meals furnished promptly ana in first.
balls. hops, etc. 1t short notice a share OF
the public's patronage. Respectfully solicited.
ALEx. 6kOk0U,
sDSna No q eouth L1ne otyO06
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sale This Evening.

Joel J.. Ba'nes. auctioneer. viii sell to-nigh,
at 80 O'Clock, at Tho Leopard hotel. the prop
erty belonging to the Ball estate, situated at
tho corner OF East King ana Ann streets.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20

GRANITE AND sLATR.-Three nne granite
monuments at the South Queen Street Marble
Works at greatly reduced prices. Call ana see
them. plg 3td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20
Col. Geo. w. Hahn At Marietta.

Col. Geo. W. Balm, the orator OF kentucky,
VIII lecture In Central hall, Marietta, this
evening. The subject of the lecture is, "Boys
and Girls, & o. ID ana Bad, Nice ana Naughty
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20

A GEMS SELLING OUR CHRIST.
"A mas pooss from t0c TO % no are coming
bo X. tb.s wess pro,,s al .oa Ano, sco SeI \, 2.
Ho. tnoihsr ts. another ss2t in three days !;
profl u tS3 Now ~ the time.
DA6sELb a COMPANY, d. B. .. D..
1914 N4FoIrth Ave, kew York.
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NEW AD vRRrxsFMsNrs.

SPBOIA LUST RECEIVED, A
~ Large Invoice of SCOTCH TROUsERIR0
direct from Scotland. Tho proper thing for
bu iness wsar. Durable aud stylish. Cut in
the latest style A Perfect Fit Qua, ant eed.
a. III 10 sENSTElN, Zine Tailoring
6 North Queen street, corner of orange,
sl0lydk Lancaster, Pa
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r. AHNE ESTOCK'S
NOS. 30 d 81 EAST KING ST.. LANCASTER PA
FOR EALR OR RENT.
ORPHANS COURT SALE OF DEsIR.
~ able City Real Estate.

n IhfdANS' COURT SALE OF DEAIR.
~ able City Real Estate.
On TUsDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1888.
VIII be sold by the undersigned trustaes in
pursuance OF an alias order of the Ornhanai
Court OF Lancaster county, at the teOpard
noe! East King street. in the city OF II Lancas.
wit: A''"i ~s'"'o' 70
I'M No = lot Of ground; in said city. contain-
ing IN 'front.' on kast King street 70 feet. lL
incnes. more or less, and in depth alor n Ann
street lo3 feet and inches, more or less with
Ine appurtenances, on which are ere ct3d d a
Iwo'story Bk1Ck DWELLING HOJJsE
With Two story brick back building attachs a.
Tnere Is water and gas in the house. a hvdrant
ID M Ine yard, and the house has nine rooms.
NO z: lot OF ground on East King street
edJoining No. on the west, containing on
East Kfng street 10 feet and Inches. mofe or
1858. ana In depth 10! feet, more or les
no lot OF ground on East King street.
aoJoinlDg NO on tho west, Containing IN
front on East King street 10 feet and + inshea
more or less 80 P'A A0o A00''
sale sale to G g, commence al 7:9o o'clock p m when
terms VIII be made known by
FRANCES A. BUSHOEG.
JOSEPHINE w. BALL.
ANN n. MILLER,
trustees appointed by said Court To aeIl tho
Resl ESTATE of william Ball. d dscsased.
'ohL L. hAiSks' Auct. oEAn3l0l7,l99O
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2JHc.
ted, 7kc
Taliow hrm Prime City, 60.
kice nominal Carolina, fair 70 GOOD, sxc.
Conee strong or, Fair Csra0es. for kio. i5kc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20

A sTRICH's PALACE OF FASHION
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20

WHULE5ALE AND KETAIL
TEA AND COFFEE STORE, Nos. ~ ANDla
SOUTH QUEEN ST, LANCASTER PA.
~ s-Look out for our Weekly Snaps, II will
pay you.
ACDepot for Craig's Golden Tonic Try our
kvaporated sugar Corn
ASIeiephone and Free Delivery ly &w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20

SHOOTiNG MATCH FOR A FINE LOT
~ OF Turkeys will take place on Friday next
November 9S. at the Oreville Hotel, on the Har.
risDurg pike. two miles west OF Lancaster.
All are cordially invited TO attend ana get
nne turkey. J,E,ECHTkRNACH
ngO-J.uN Proprietor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20
SAMUEL CLARKE'S

Our Motto-We Study to Please
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-04
2 Legislature.

The Legislature began its fourth
week IN session on Monday night.
They have Just gotten family down to
work rs all bills have to pass through
committee, aud the w.rk vi the open
session e most always Il continuation
OF what a committee approves. The
nomination Of Charles Z. Garrison, OF
Camden, to succeed the late Judge Joel
Parker, OH the State supreme Court
Bench, Was confirmed on Wednesday.
The joint Republican auc decid-
ed not 10 make a party measure of the
Local Option bill now before the House.
Ii vas also decided to have the Com
nlitict on Judiciary report the bill to
the House next Monday night without
recommendation.
A%ssemblymam Riley, Of your county,
has received Il petition signed by $50
fishermen of l.. i. Neck township.
urging the passage of House bill No.
~, which fixes tie size of mesh of all
shad nets at -four inches. This bill is
designed to knock out the seine nets.
This petition was presented this week.
The following Commissioners of Deeds
have been elected tor Salem county.
Elsinboro-Wm. b. Carpenter, A. >.
Reeves, Ernst A. Waddington.
l.. l.. Neck-J. Il. Turner, David
Fisher.
Observation-Disclosures Petit.
DEdmails-- VIM. ii. pedrick.
pittsgrove-Ger rye Bacon.
Quiutun-,Iosiah L. Harris.
Salem-East Ward, Clias. ID. Coles.
Alloway-R. ID. Miller.
L. pittsgrove-Edwin Coolnbs.
Each township and ward is entitled
to thee Commissioners, andt The above
appointments were made to fill vacan-
cies.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-04
Judge Garrison.

Charles Grant Garrison, the New
Judge of the State supreme Court al'-
point, to ill the vacancy by joel
Parker's death, first saw the light vi
day AT SM edeslorn, Gloucester County,
August 3, 1919. lie is the SOL OF II
clergyman, the Rev. Joseph Fitliah
Garrison, NJ. D., IA well known divine OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church, who
is now mi Philadelphia college. Char
les was educated at Edge Hill school,
Princeton, at the Episcopal Academy,
Philadelphia, and in the University Of
PENNSYLVANIA, from which he gradual
ted as il physician in 1872. lie pfac-
ticed medicine until 1876 at Swedes-
boro and then entered the Law office OF
Samuel III. Grey at Camden * a stu
lent, where he remained until he VAS
admitted To the bar ~ 1879 He is
said to be an accomplished classical
scholar. In 1854 he was nlatle Judge
Advocate of the New Jersey Nat,ulaI
Guard and he still holds that office.
IN 1882 lie was made Chancellor OF
Suus1ieri. NiviSion of the Protestant
Episcopal thmch Of New Jersey. He
is the Youngest member III the supreme
Court Of tins State.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-04

Geo. Mcclellan Durham was y / Oh
trial on Tuesday i'll the NeE CoHrt
House al Woodbury. for the MUIR
der Of his mother-in-law Barbara kin-
die on NV. 10th, near Tai" 'v'i!e
Judge Reed plesides, with the assoc
iates, Station, Miller, and Jones, of
the county. Prosecutor Belmont Per.
~ is assisted by Prosecutor Chas. f.
HeGdrickson, of Mt. Holy. Only thir-
ty-two names were drawn when III"
following iury was accepted, most oi
whom are farmers: Robert ErviIis, OIL
Clayton; Charles V. Abbott, Of WASH
inglon Township; Whitall Wilkins, OF
Greenwich; Wilmer Dawson. Of Logan;
Charles J. Shute, of Harrison; Charles
Stam, OF South Harrison; Adon W.
Muller, of DpptIord Edward Good
enough, of Washington; James White,
OF Harriso; T; George W. Cattell, of
Woodbury.; George V. Wilkinson, of
Snnlh Harrison, and David l.. Devauit
of Greenwich. Robert 5. Clymer de-
Tended Durham.
Durham pleaded mot guilty and
throughout the day was strangely i'll
different. One of his brothers sat by
him. and his father and mother sat IN
the audience. The murdered woman's
daughter, with whom Durham was liy
ing at the time oil the tragedy, was il
spectator in the gallery in deep mourn
il,g and with her babe.
The first witness called was a survey
or, who explained diagrams Of The scene
of the murder which he had made.
Then came Squire CoOmbs who told
how Dunham came to his farm On Fri
day, Nov. IL, and informed him some
thing wrong at the house, that his
mother-in-law had gone away. Coombs
gave a detailed account of his and
Samuel Meade's search of the farm
house and the farm, led by Durham.
lie told of the finding of the old Wom-
sl > Doi9 III INV hS" y" Va" ="
where it had no doubt lain since the
DAY before, exposed 10 IA beating raaisna..
WlGn tih.T,ss, dH.a.sSIIO, cred the body he
said Durham started towards the barn.
at IA rapid gate and could not be in
duced to come BACK and look at it.
The squire said that on Thursday morn
lug about 3 O'Clock, shortly before 1t
began to rain. he heard two sharp ami
almost Simultaneous reports OF a gun
coming from the direction of the Kan
die farm. He had to almost force
Durham to drive over to Glassboro for
Coroner Peale. Ccombs then related
how the broken, bloOd-stained gun was
found several days after the trial MUIR
der hidden under the cornstalks within
five feet of where The body lay.
Samuel Mead, another farmer, fol-
iowed, corroboratiiig largely the for
mer witness. ~
Coroner Beale, of Glassboro, related
the story of Dunham'S visit TO sum-
3, mon him, and told how excited he was
and that he said he believed the woman
hal been shot by two tramps whom he
had seen near the house.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-04

,aaveu has been sitting for A. hours
with uo visible sign of fermentation.
The conclusion il easily con%iectured,
IT will either ". short cake or hard
bread. and perhaps both for tea. Mr..
p,o,, ra,uja,s no ey,rs. I'm, ,yban
n,,,., ,,.r, o,u ,;,.d IN ia. ,,asbas
Lor. ,,a, ,,. ns., i,taruove, nv a
,a,,,in Xo,,h.r, loco nc o,mui.i.ly
-, ,h,a nd, u.,,s IN. Il, w. male
oil ,IL,.s,c. ,or his s,Ynninoly ,hsent
m;,dsdr...
AZ, .,,.,t,o, w.s c.,,,.d In , b,.,l
IN ,nu, ,,ro, ,f M. 18th ;,s, uba,s,,
,,c uoa,,,,i,. low. or,.,,,.d , h,s.,
h.u ,os,ci.tiou with Cbas y Kidd
S.or,,.u L., ross;h,, that IT Ia ,,,a
sa,,a cI,,a u k,id that bas i..a, ~.
s,ciat.d for some tim. with Mr.. ID ID
I.,, in the mercantile bus;ness ,
1p,. eara euava a~y.ibanceIlor Cam.
ma,dsr nj X ,f pp IT, has hem
,ha ;m,r.ssion and v~;rtu.Irv concaad.
sa lac y,u, humbla ssrv,nt that Mr.
K;dd had loft the r-eservation donned
hi. v,, cos,um. and for several
moo,s has bsap trailing his war c,ub
in seclusion, us all my attempts have
been futile To ascertain MS whereabont
by personal correspondence. am pleas
ed TO learil through your Vaiuahi pa
per That lie Sill exists May he n
ana MS Partner Ill lie i've many great
suns 10 ENJOY the comforts OIL TINS lie.
Last week received a commuhica-
ZION from 'he HON. ueo. Hires, our
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The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-04

DEAR SIR: Do you want to see ~
latest WONDER of'S7. ANSWER to
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The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-04

ON "Wednesday Justice John Coous
told that the ioot tracks 'rading itrm
the body To a r'ump of wouds wcle
similar I" those iunnd III The wheat
held which DGuham said he made
while shooting chickens out Of the
wheat.
Dr. Henry Formal, the extinguisIed
ata'omist, Was the most important Wit
ness the State called 10 prove that the
stains found upon the suit OF Dunham's
old work clothes were stains Of human
blood, Dr. Formad related that lie had
found stat Is of human blood on them.