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BAx,so
POWDER.

This powder never varies. marvel Of pur,tv.
strength and wholssomsneas. More economical than
the ordinary kinda and cannot DO sold in competition
with the multitude Of Low test short weight alum or
phosphate povdera Sold only in eaaa ROYAL BAx,se
POvDx. Co. 100 Wan It. NE
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TrOR RENT-223 ST. N. E.. 3-STORY BRICI
I9 rooms. gas. and water; rent, $lS in advance
Dw,O
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

BUSINESS CHANCES.
DAKTIES HAVING MONEY To INVEST ON
time deposit will do we'll to comnun cate with us.
Investment positively secure aud from per cent
10 per cent per annum guaranteed.
Address
oc1l-Gt CITY POST-OFFICE BOX 1876
NEW BRICK BUSINESS HOUSE IN LEAVEN-
IN worth Kan. q city OF $4,000 pOpulaton adjoin-
ing Opera House; well rented III trade city prop
erty or good ground Oh Columbia Heights or Mount
Pleasant: this Is bargain is located here
Address Box 80, CITY Z. y. se12-lm
INVESTMENTS - OMAHA FIRST MORTGAGE
Il Bonds, pay per cent and are guaran teed by the
Company; Interest and Principal paid 10y the Chemi-
cal National Bank. New lork constantly hand in
+ st. oclO-lm
IGOR SALE-COAL AND MOOD YARD WITH
Il brick office, scales, stable and sheds i'll complete
order for business Ground for sale with fixtures.
Address ID. u. r., Star office oc0-3I'
EOR SALE :. GROCERY AND PROVISION
Il store Ill growing locality: good cash business;
rent for store and dwelling, only ST. price. S400
$500 cash. Apply MkSCOTT & WILCOX. 1907
Pennsylvania ave. uc9-Ot
ECXCELLENT BUSINESS CHANCE FOR pERSON
IL Of small capital if taken soon. Address
L. X. BODINE,
ocS-6t bristol Va
INOR SALE-A NUMBER ONE GROCERY STORE
Il i'll good location and doing a good business; good
reasons for selling. HEBRON RAMEY, 1907 n St
NV. oc6-Ot
NOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, A DRUG
Il store doln- lair business For particulars apply
to X. l. ELLIOTT, Pharmacist lOOl NJ st. NV.
Cc4-2W'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

INob sALt-A HoMr, CORNER PRoFERrY. AZ
10 nsan. y al, ly losa,se rooIns n: a Ias
ooil-eo3t TH0s q HsSsES, issa .SSv
ER sALE-NEw SIX ROOM BAY-wN now
street cas-. and htTS sioo 400 DC S.. ssSusrs
@nSe slO Per mouth Owner ON preuitsss- ocll -3ts
SoR sAI.E-A MAT BRICK HOUSE, GOOD Lo-
Inquire sULLIvkS's iSstsii%sa, s@Sss. 81 sse (
n "a ocll-ss
Lon skIE-THREE- STORY AND BASEMENT
-, nrick house roOms modern imIrOvetn, mt,
sooa1 ir1nt bay ~indoS nrstcl.-s condition and
L flom 1000 20 o.. 500 each. McLAcaiIx A
bAIchklDtR l2lS ~ NV ocii-at
F9h ss,hLL . 900. $500 DOWN, BALANCE
rs5,. s"s I'VE ipnics van tSSm heu-
I,oR sALE-Ar SACRIFICE, FoR 81 ZOO
i grocery store aud Dwelling. lot l6ras with sta.
be- %, 90 S'h st NV DAVID d sToNis
I,oR sALE-A NEAT GROOM BRICK HousE IN
trms Issairs q %iiaS foSbi slis ssSrs ss.
atlaw. 32l 4sst ocii-:a
I,oR SALE OR RENT-FURNIsHED-FO sFV
II eral years nne three story pscss rck l.ssidrps
bath. ali modern m sl ,s rS%', and
heriics and fashionable neshborSod rss.on 10,
Per Sc PGSsh' 'So p iS %osSssSA : ",
I,oR sALE-ELEvEN- ROOM BRICK, ga MN
II York ave; south front Of twenty-tNS iset. veil
built m thoroush rrpAir. including new IluInbiil
sold barEain. ALBERT +. FOX. DsO ! i. NV 100
I,oR sALt-LAkGE NEW. DESIRABLE WILL
IL built 3-story. lO-roOm and cellar house. prss.-
brick front. bay window Is feet wide all nld. lm=
lot x 40, with large side and alleys. 33
ocl l-:st.
I,oR SALE = BY oWNER. MN HOUSE N
II northwest. and hath. porch sanitarI
plumbing. brlck-work. woodwork and painting nrHf
class Apply lOOl Marion 4. oclO-.St'
NOR SAIL - SiN-kOoM BRICK HOUSE. n W,
II b. X. W. g, and gas. un easy tsrlns Wlll trade
Tor lot ~ " ne o. II and aa Tn and lsib
". ucln-am
I,OR sALE-l537 I ST. sHRFE : ioRIEs. u
Il thgant condition. and ONLY lew f,tt from lGla
ST. very cheap at $500. n. NJ. PALMER
oclO-let lslS Est
I,OR sAIE-FOUR NEARLY NEN BRICKS
II northwest q and bath. each s:.:BJO. Ell 200
cash all front south aud on lettcred street
back yard. WHITAKER JORDAN. l4ls 81
UC.l-3t
INoR sALE-sENEN- ROOM BRICK. ON 18th ST.
II suitable ~ business properly, tst~s-'n a. aud ste
lot .Okl4o. $1,000. MnilAkEk JpkDAN, i4ls
Est ocN-3t
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
A LADY FROM NEW YORK. HAVING TAKEN A
"A beautiful house. desires Boardcrs; large, front,
sunny second and third floors for adults single
for gentlemen Board u!IsurI assed. MIR. HUNGER
FORD, Grocer, 9th and o SITS. INV. It,
l'OK RENT-WITH PLEASANT COUPLE, WELL
i heated new ly-iurnishcd rooms. with tirst-class
table board and good attendance; two gentlemen
gentleman and VIE; $50 aud $40 Apply l23 st.
L. W. Cor. 18th and ). oclO-4t.
d. IOWA CIRCLE-FOR RENT-ELEGANT
- Rooms with hrst-class Board il desired: or
would rent entire House furnished. oclO-:}t.
1-fA l4TH 81. n. w, FURNISHED OR IN
l. tO furnished rooms, with without board;
home comforts: terms modera e; l4th st. and Fenna.
ave cars pass the door. oc4-2ws
GENTLEMEN OF The TREASURY, WAR AND
~ Navy Departments will find within five minutes
walk OF those Depart the best table board mod
crate prices retert and required Apply Ior
TERMS, 'EAPEhIENCE, Star otflce. oCJ-ot'
IrOR RENT-HANDSOMELYF UKN iSHED ROOMS
Il south front, with superior board 307 st. NV
ocO-0t'
\ AIGE, COOL AND NEWLY + TURN SHED ROOMS
with Board. single suite; strictly first Class
Iransents. u per day. 1he " EDSTEk, Jl3 18th
ST. NV aull-3m
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MISS HARKiSs, OF PHILADELPHIA, SEARCHING FOR
HER BROTHER IN NEW YORK.
young lady called on Superintendent Murray
In New York yesterday and announced herself TO
be Miss Harkins, OF Philadelphia, and a sister OF
Prof. Harkins, late OF the Jesuit College, Boston.
VINO disappeared from ST. Francis Hospital In
New York. september 81. Miss HarKins stated
that she had traced her brother to a ho,ei on
oHhton Place. which he lert three days after he
departed from the hospital He acted strangely
IneIe ana was lncoherent In speech the proprietor
concluding Thar he was insane. ON a table In his
room his sister found the fragments OF a note
which upon being pieced together read: "If any,
thing happens TO me please send me TO St Francis,
hospital on Sth street. i am able TO pay NV Way
Snouio oe found send me TO Rev. Father Mer-
rltt." AT this point all trace OF Prof. Harkins ia
lost. He had only sl2 In his pockets when he
diSapDeared. "~~SAA No
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.
NOR RENT-UNFURNIsHEp.


1921 10Th n w. .l4r. sloo l2o5-7 Goth st w. ass
2lu3 st NV. 1Or.. % VI ave- and NV. 6r 30
1928 Corcoran ST.. l3r. so so1 Bound'y ora2 80
N'r NH av NV. l0r46. SO Once eos sth SIN W IS
100 INDIANA ave, lor 30 once IA 1907 St NV %
900 st W. ST.. SO BARRIER shop 18th q NV.
FURNISHED
l6th st. near Q, 14r stable In rear per year 600
Conn ave bet. g. 1sr, per year 1000
VT ave- bet a l.. Is r. stable. Ter year 1000
X st. bet 9th and 10TH 12r- per month--..-.. loo
Sunderland Place 1lr-. per mouth.-..-..-- l5o
1910 18TH ST. h~'ior' ; fiiYiTER 4 RUTHERFORD. W
oc2-l2t. 1907 st. NV.
NOR RENT-FCRNISEED-oN 14TH ST, NEAR
IL the Ebbtt and Rigss, elegantly furnlshed house.
containing 10 Light and cheerful rooma For partlcu-
lars inquire " NHIIAhfh q 'vnpA>,
oct-6t III. 81
I,OR RENT-FURNIsHED-s ROOMS; NO kEA-
II sonabe offer refused two rooms can b. rented yer
man nty Also furnished rooms for house keeiins'
Inquire MRS, PHILLIPS. 2l2S l4th ST.. before , pm
oc&-lw.
I>oR RENT-A NEAT sIX.RooN BRICK HOUSE
II SIS St Sc, . lo 30 per month: key At $40 h.9
S2l o st. n.w- Ia rooms, 600 per mo. owner al oio
9th stn. srSa--m
I,oR RENT-FURNIsHED-AN THREE-STohf
Il Brick HOUSE of IA rooms: handsomely furnisneo.
situated fashionable avenue. wall lease Tor one or
more years. $3.50. Inquire Of NJ NJ. PAhkth
IGOR PENTHOUSE l34s CoRcoRAN ST; 5
Il stories rooms. cellar gas. bath and all moaern
improvements. in perfect order; fronts south rent
&4O. THos. l.. MASGAMAN.
se24-lm sl1 81. NV.
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BIO 4h ST. NV, l2r.. 30 LIS 9TH St e.. Or IL
2O51 ST, L. W. lOr.. % ol2 til ST u.w shop ID
9l3 Pa ave. Or. 30 30 Fenton Pl n e. 6r a so
1.s9 9th st. Or. Al 81 fentoa Fl e tir l:3 SU
DID ID ST. W.. lOr.. a 30 Fenon Pine Or. 10 SO
SUl5 st. n.w Sr..... 40 12:52 Wylie ST. 6r l3
1872 9th W., Sr .35i2 1908 n j. ave Or IL
10 ST. Sc, 81 ID iii ID St. H. shop. s
BIB n st. n i0r 30 -
F. near 18th ST., 13r $500 F st. near 18th llr 100
Iowa Circle, Is. $50 f. near 18th at II)r l0t,
n near 18th. 16r 80 Ii, hear 2lst ST. Srs 100
10Th st. near H. lar .223 both, let - and r. Tor 100
A. near PIN ST. 1T 2OO 3oth near H. w. lr. 10
Conn ave-. near ST. 2OO T. Cap. st. bet. Sd 4th-
9Th. above ST., LIT. $50
OFFICES
941 st. I'd foor d front $50 st I'd floor r. Of
rs, heated by steam 80 93g + st. I'd aoor RIM Ii
81 f. Sd floor. front 410La. ave. from 10 70 20
heated by steam. Gce5 La ave-. I'd uoor 90
Elegant rooms In "Sun 0l:i ! tn st. pr - %
Bulldlns, hreproof, ele- l2llF st. L. W., Pr. 20
NatCrs heated ny steam 513 lth St., 81.
from $50 " 800 each. 400 l3, st u W. hsiI 90
7lS 1lth st. H.. W., 2r.. 30
STORES
Magnificent store, Sun 1903 Pa Az store a5o
building. per an. g, 600 18th alb Pa av store IL
lSOl Pa av., store. l25I 18th ab Pa av store IL
ocS X. o. HOFFMAN. 10th and sts NV
TrOR RENT-223 ST. n E.. 3-STORY BRICK
Il y rooms. gas, and water; rent, $lS in advance
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Phillips DigestiSlc Cocoa
furnishes nutrlment and aids digestion.

1880 stitches per minute on the Domestic
inventors new machine, The standard" Rotary
Shuttle Sewing Machine For sale at the old
stand, 800 street northwest. (Masonic Temple)
j. j. HOllister, sole agent. 1Oll, ID
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I,oR sAIE-FOUR NEARLY NEM BRICKS
Il northwest rooms and bath, each $3.50. $1,000
cash; all front south and sttcrd street
back yard. WHITAKER q JORDAN. l4ls 81
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CITY ITEMS.

SiX.Ptece Walnut ParIOr Suit in
Crushed Plush, S42; BraSS-end Curtain Poles 25c /;
26x54 smyrna Rugs, $3.50; 3OX6O, So; Ingram
Carpets from Csc TO 75c.; Brussels from soc. to
9Oc., with full line OF Chamber suits, cheap for
cash, at S. X. BROWN & SONS, House Furnishing
Store. goth and Pennsylvania avenue NV.
The People say they have been humbugged
In cigars until they disguised with all brands.
Try Grand Republic Cigarro or Buffo. You are
the man we are looking for. For sale by all first
class dealers Wholesale agents, LUCHs & BRO. l
Felt and Rubber Weather Strips for
doors and windows. L. H. Hopkins, $50 st. NV.
h,s,tu3
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EOR lighthouses
Il 3024 z st., 9r..m.i.440
3400 N st. NV, 12r.. b.
h., u. 1. .35
304l n ST.. 11r., mi. 30
1886 SD st. n.w.. 9E.
b. h.....................20
14l:i 35tn st. NV. 7r.
!. h..................l6 .5O
32l0 . st. Dr., b.h. 1880
tyl6.3m G. H. FIG
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I,oR SAIL HOUSES COR or 5rH AND %
L sts NV. story and basement. 10 rooms. with
all mod. imps Viii ofier for days az the great
Get barg an IA the city. Inquire own,r. 4.4 -
segg-sg-
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Il very desirable residence Iowa Circla
CON aiming thirteen aud ali mod improve
mess. New stable accommodating three horses This
property II attractive aud viii D. sod bar
| se.s9-l2t lslS
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D,OR sALE-l537 I ST sHRFE : ioRIEs. II
Il ti,gant condition. and only lew i,,t from l0ta
ST. very cheap at $3.50. n NJ. PAkkER
oclO-12t lalSEst.
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l,OR sALE-9 LITTLE PALACES; NEw; MOD.
y lmI's; northwest section On line of care, price,
$1,000 aud $1,000. Elegant home. tear 10th ST aud
herdics' cheap $1,000 q St. n rooms. IA l. sta
bic; - 10th 81 10 rooms cellar. Nc.. terms eAsy
On GeOrgetown HEIGHTS double house, with AZ doc
So IL lrlce. s5c. pr ~ II
Cheap bots, 18th St; % St. Pifrce NV. and st
ne Get our Irics Have also several due properties
Tor exchange LOAus-laryc mounts J sI,pcialty
J. ". 4 MYERS a sO.s.
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I.OR sALE-A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
Il IT. n. w, between Ota aud 9tb Its lot .UNlOO
O.ck house 10 rooms. In Of TIN lucai tie
post-Oftce, M Pension BuIldine which has be,Uiue
Law, property m this location specially t.srablv fT
oihcs and busin purpus generally. aud
nance RAPIDLY IA value. THOMAS A MiICHEII.
oC4-em 1854 ST, isoum 4
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oc6-6t

NOR RENT-l1l0 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
l. rooms and bath room: mod. imps. rent $50 80
FRANCIS HUETl,
"a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-13

Mrr. Edwin Frsnkhouser, OF town,
showed us curiosity In the shape OF an egg,
there being two distinct shells perfectly
constituted, onvironing the ovum The
outer one was destitute OF yelk and CLAIR.
Mr.. Martin Jacoby, formerly q merchant
OF this village, but OF late residing In
Reamstown, had something In close re-
semblance to n paralytic stroke, while stop.
ping for the night a. the.public house OF G.
II. Skiles. The mine host took him home,
and at las! accounts ho was In state OF
COM nvslesconce.
Quite number OF parties were upplsss.
sntly disappointed somo limo ago In driv
Ing a long distance to the Conestogs to
witness "dipping," or baptism by i'm.
mersion, but a. II was they could do naught
but CD Joy an "ideal immersion"
Mr.. G, f. Rush bought new BICYCLE
from John l.. q )Ok, OF Lititz.
Rev Hartman will preach his introduce
tory sermon In the Union church on the
2lst inst. Heis very fluent speaker.
Mrs. Henry Meckley, OF GrSenvllle was
inferred tc-isy In the cemetery at Bergs.
o.rAsse church.
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WAS NOT ARRESTED.

The Charges Against Aavsrt'sing Agent
Lowe Denied by Him.
The following appears In the philadelphia
Times this morning:
ga young man OF graceful mien and gen.
tlemsnly manners has Imposed on mum
Der of Camden business men lately unueT
the name Of " Col n, II. Lowe" he was
arrested in Lancaster yesterday, and Will
he brought back TO Camden to stand trial
on a charge OF obtaining money under false
pre,ences, Colonel Lowe" came to Gam
den several weeks ago and engaged 70
work up an advertising scheme for the
Post, His plausible talk and engaging
manners coon gained for him the friendship
of number oi business and club men, anu
he secured Sa5 pair of diamond cuff bu,.
tons from w. X Bennett, jsweler, OF baZ
Federal street $40 worth OF silk handker-
cniefa OF w. ID. Reel, OF 800 Federal street,
aud money from Grant Stockton, Carlos
G direy and other we'll known men. de
is not q colonel"
Lowe came to Lancaster two weeks age
aud is iu this city now. He contracted with
the lNTrLLIdENcER for page OF sdvertis
/ log and started out 10 get advertisers upon
his own responsibility. Lowo was no'
arrested and taken to Camden, as the Times
says. When Godfrey came here he had al
Interview with him, and Lowe arranged to
psy the Camden bills by giving his note.
Lowe claims that the bills were TO have beer
paid by bis partners, who are now at work
in Chester. Lowe IL . genteel looking man
with good manners. He clsims to be
grad uate of West Point and his baggage II
Iaoeied T" Col. e. H. Lowe, u. q. A." HI
carries large number OF letters OF recon-
mendation from newspapers in this state
and New Jersey.
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For the Centennial

For tns Centennial
The general committee of the Centennial
axsocistion held @ meeting last evening In
the once OF the chief burgess In the opera
boute.
Ths committee on music reported that
they had unanimously agreed TO hire the
Metropolitan band for three days at Sl62
The committee asked for S2O0 for OK pensss,
Including band, which was granted.
The committee on regatta stated ths. they
needed el35 for expenses aud prizes, which
IVES granted.
The committee on Industrial display did
not have meeting, but the chairman stated
that he did not know OF any expenses.
Tho committee on fireworks asked for
e500, their portion ofths celebration. 1t wss
agreed that the committee invite proposals.
for . display costing between $i00 and
$500
The committee on firemsn's parade stated
that the Columbia, No. ], will invite nine
companies Shawnee, No. q, nine COM
psuiss, and P. r r., No 4, hve companies
They asked for $2oG for expenses, which was
Gransed.
Or. A. Craig and +. II. Wilson were ap-
pointed . committee to confer with the
xaiirosd authorities in regards to rates.
Tbs total amount OF estimated expenses
issl,2l0.
A committee OF FIVE from the workmon's
union was admitted to membership. On
motion the committee ad journed to meet on
Thursdsy evening, July l9.h.
Town Notes
The Pennsylvsnia railroad pay car was In
town this afternoon paying the employees
for the month OF June.
The Democratic club meeting called for
this evening has been postponed until o
permanent meeting place can be secured.
Howard Long clerk in Mays store, had
two fingers OF his right hspd painfully
hruised yesterday by having them caught
In tie iron cellar door.
Oficer Wittick arrested two tramps yes.
tsrdsy for drunken and disorderly con
duct One OF the men was very drunk and
became abusive. He was given thirty days
In jail BY Squire Evans. The other fellow
vss lucky In getting of with i've days.
a party OF York aud Columb bis Young
men will camp at Virginsville, ls miles
above Reading, In about two weeks.
Henry Shol has a seventeen pound
"snspper which he will servo to his
irisnds on Saturday night.
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FIGURING MIL BURNED.
Hcnry 0abins Big Bai,aing 81 Eariyiiie Ne.
atIoIad by the EiaInea.

Henry 0rabine Big Buiidtng ot Eafivllle De.
suoysd by the Flames.
On Thursday night about IL O'Clock the
large stone Touring mill belonging TO
Henry Grabill, situated on tho Conestoga
creek st Eariville, was discovered to be on
nre, and together with its contents was
coon q mass OF ruins. II IL not known
how the Ere originated. Some suppose u
to have been the work OF an incendiary
and others that Il resulted from sponA-
neous combustion. There were ABOUT @oo
barrels OF -four destroyed together Win
some wbest and other grain, and large
amount of milling utensils and machinery.
There Is an iusui ance on the properly o.
sll 0OO, which will 20 far towards covering
the loss.
The sinking Springs insurance company
his tho insurance OF 1900 on the mill
property, and other companies hold insur.
succs on tho contents OF the mill aud other
properties.
The frame saw mill adj dining tho prist
mill, and stable and hog pen near by were
totally destroyed. The bridge that spans the
Conestogs, about fifty feet from the mill,
was saved owing to the favorable condition
OF the wind.
The mill was one of tho old.fashioned
kind-built 80 or 100 years ago. II for.
merly did large business but Tor ak OF
/ eight years past has been principally de-
voted 10 customer work, and like mos'
l other mills in the county had greatly de
precis,ed In value. There are at tht
present time two or three suits pending IL
court relative to Its water rights.
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THE LANCASTER DAILY FRIDAY
prp NOT VOTE row HARRISON.
Two Rsasops why william p. Icckard Did
Not Vote For Hsrsison.

To tho Editor OF tho ISrHLLIerroBn;
John Lockard, Of Columbia, Win. II.
Locksrd, OF Phiisdelphi and Bsmuel II.
Lockard, Of Columbia, voted for Harrison
and Tyler In 1S40, and II alive In Novem-
Der will vote for the grandson Of Old
Tippecanoe Their ages are respectively
rs, n and 70 years, and II can safely be said
that this record cannot be beaten In this
stats.- -Coiumbiu Correspondence Of Ian.
caster New Era.
II seems to be pity TO spoil the above
romance Of the veracious correspondent OF
the NeD Era, but such things must, some.
times, be done. In Thursday evenings
Issue OF the paper In the item printed above
We are told that John Lockard, william r.
L1ckard, OF Philadelphia, and Samuel II.
(or Pardy) Lockard, Of this place, all voted
In ls40 for Harrison, and intend 70 vote for
his grandson this year. But William
F. Lockard was just fifteen years old, and
Democrat John and Samuel may
have voted 40 stated. 80 the romance
Of the correspondent has the bot.
tom knocked out OF II. AS oil this DOM
seem TO enthuse anybody, wouldn't II bs
better for correspondents, the worshippeI
| Of his grsnddaddy's hat, TO try little truth
for change. y.
Columbia, July l3.
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MA RkETS.
a.ive stock HlArksts,

CHICAGO, July l2 --Cattle-- Receipts, 10 600.
including 3 400 head Texas cattle; shipms n 8.
400; market fairly active, ana natives
400 higher choice TO oNtra beeves, IS IS
a6 80 common TO GOOD. u COCA 50 ; stookers
aud feeders, u b0Ce3 90 cows. bull and mike ed,
q ssos soi raxas cattle, o. 29oS8oi western
ra gers, IS S5dA 90.
1900 market active; mixed. 81 6565 20 ;
nsavv t6 GoGs 30; light. q t50o 77hi skipP,
$500 80
heep Receipts. $500 head; shipments.
1900; market higher; natives, u 1905 co I;
western feaders. tSi0 1S rs; texans, q 0 I3 90 ;
lambs 81 t5d+ 80 v leo pounds
hAsT LIBsRrs. Catue - Receipts, 67o I
shipwants, bal head market firm; prime
t5 7id6; fair TO good, s6a .o;c mmon. $40
400, ~ Cars shipped To New York to-day.
dogs Receipts, 2t00 head; shipLIeuts,
1900 market slow; Philadelphiss. o. $50
62Oi mixed. % o'ge 10 forkers. % toae loi
common To fair, 20 a. 90; pigs, Is $500 i0
oar shipped 10 New York TODAY.
sheep sseeipIs 5000; shipments: 800
g"od. q 5ooa Is Common, SiS!5) lambs, ,a
go.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-13
UoMrLaIsr A BOUT STREET CARS.
On Rainy Nights. When Most Needed, They
Arc Least TO 80 Had


Arc Least to 80 Had.
There was CREST deal Of complaint last
night abou, tho manner In which the carr
OF the Lancaster street railway company
we're run. and upon an investigation by III
INTELLIaENoER reporter 1t was found
that the people had good cause for com
plant. Many who came in from the
Penryp picnic at o'clock were com
pelled to wit an hour or moro et
tho upper depot before they could get down
town. Yesterday afternoon . party OF
folks, residing In the northern part Of the
city, held q private picnic at Tells Hahn.
They camo TO town on the East King street
line and purchased exchange tick cts to pass
up Duke street. They were landed st
Centre Square shortly after seven o'clock
and took refuge, from tho drenching rain,
under an awning In the neighoorhood to
await tho arrival Of Duke street car They
waited until eight o'clock before car O,
tnat liuo came to Centre Square, although
at least three should have been there by
that time. Every body was grumbliDg, and
they thought 1t very strange that on rainy
nights when cars were most needed, none
could be had.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-13
A Child scSided to Death.

from the LitlI7 Record,
On Tuesday evening boy OF Addison
B!an'z, aged two or three years, residing
north OF Lexington, upset a kettle OF boil
Ing water, which scslded Its limbs and
body 40 badly tina. he died on Thursday
following.
Frances, wife OF Clement Geitner, OF
Hickory, N. c., died on Sunday OF typhoid
fever, after an illness OF over three weeks.
The Geitnsr family were RESIDENT OF Litiz
for macy years About years ago they re-
moved to Hickory, where Mr. Geitner and
sons are engaged In tho tanning business.
Mrs. Gei,ner was sister to Joseph Roger,
the l. anca ster onfectioner.