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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
THOMPSONS CLAIM.
Thinks the Democrats will Certainly
Have a Msi5IitY in the Next House

Thompson, secretary Vt the democratic
congre sslonai committee, ioll Star reporter
this afternoon that NJ thought the d moc-ats
would certainly have a msjUrlty Of from one
to three 10 the uext House. fhey had, ac-
coriIng 70 his Information, elected Fisher in
N. M.chlgan Simm ms IN North Carolina and
not lees Ibsu three men4b bsrs in West Viz
gina lie thought also thas de nocrzt had
been lee ed ia lagib,e's district in ken.
tucky by an Increased ms joI1ty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
THE HOYLE MYSTERY.
Alleged Murderers Discharged-Alice
Hoyle's Capacity tor Lying
yoer.srrs. yHss Nov

Thomas 3 Nice lasi an Dixon X. Cowie,
in jail under an indictment for the mur,l-r
of Lille A. iiasle at Webs er, will be dis
c srgei SATURDAY Alice Ho,le, upon
whose eunFess,s the defendants were ar
rested and iuti.etsd, has pronounced her con-
fession lie from beginning TO end. The
district attorney admits that the government
has no evidence against the prisoners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
MOST DISCOURAGIEG
We're the Reports lrOm POYderly aid
Litchman.
Internal Enemies. Politics and III Ad
vissd Stikes Have Injured
the Order.

I>pIlSAPotIs. Nov. 10.
Two reports were reai b-fore the adj burn
ment OF the h OF l.. convention IRON Grand
Master Workman Powdetiy and ex Secretary
buchanan. PJwderly's report took w,
hours aud half ami Lltehmaa's one houi
ami twenty minutes. Powderly told news
paper men that ne had copies or his adlres.
ia a Package " hich he carried in his hand
GA beisg asked II he would distribute copies
Ae replied II can. bat woA't." Fowderit' :,
and Liteamal's reports we're however, given
out late this afternoon. The master work,
nlan sA, that the last year mas been the
most Encouraging Ia the 10 Years existence
OF The hnlghis.
The falling of in men bershp be attrib-
utes To tine circulation of false reports by ia-
ternal ent nales entering upon unwlse strikes
agalns- the la~s ami principles of the order
M the recent political struggle. lie looks
forward with hope, and urges all kmghts to
inform themss Ives fulls upon the great
questions OF finance, land and tran. portatlou
Inch are before the people for discussion
and solution so that knights they may
force In campaign OF lo32, which is TO be
fought cut against those -ho SEEK TO rule
through the power ~hlch comes tr IN bank
iny. railway aid land mUnopolies. lie ad-
tOtalCs iOI ulilOI d>et uifilts ipl
ug younger work. Z people On these ques-
Il, n-; a al pay for equal work for women /;
more ,qual dAIsson ut wealth Produced b.,
labor. lie deuounces gambling in money
land, railways aud the very food winch Is
nnhbeld from The mouth, Of millions al the
sound of the stock brokers' tickets.
Powcery comes down heavil, on the So
Gale provisional Committee" organized
tUr the parp1se OF ''purlfyin ing the orier "
Mr.. Lltchman IN his report reviews his
term aud eAplaihs certain acts for which he
hai been crIIiclsed lie makes various rec
concentrations among them tnat the general
executive board be reduced TO i've. Litch-
man also hands III his resignation.
There was talk this afternoon of calling
upon Gen Harrison, but the following reso,
luton was adopted:
That We coasiier it would be very i'm
polite and i'll advised action for any boiy OF
men from this Convention 10 meet or wait
upon, as knights of Labor, the President
elect"
Last year similar action was taken at Min
neapolls in regard TO President Cleveland
who was there at the time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

LoSDoS, Nov. 10.
In the House of Commons Gladstone gave
notice that On Monday when the motion was
made he would, il the proposal meant
the addition OF Is 10000 to the 5000, 900
already spent, move an alternative to the
effect that the House should proceed to deal
with the question of ARREARS, and apply to
the principle already applied ith such great
advantage in the case of Scotch crotters.
Lilerai cheers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
FOUND IN THE RIVER.
Robt L. Knigh, Drowned at Great Falls
on Nov. 6.

UREAr FALLs, n. IT. Nov. Ij.
Tuesday afternoon, Nov. D, Robert l..
Knight OF Milton, N. II ., left home to come
mere. lie bought two tickets, one probably
being for the r, turn trip. He didn't return.
lie was last seen alive here between the
bridge and the freight house, near the river
bank on the event z OF the 9th, in a badly
intoxicated condition.
he river vas dragged this afternoon and
the body found There acre no marks OF
violence 20 indicate foul play. 1t is quite
evident that he accidentally fell into tie
river and was dro sned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

BATH, Nov 10
The four masted keel schooner. George
A. Mctauuen was launched this forenoon
at . 40 ocieck from the ard OF "ilnam /
Donnell a, ste ,lii do~ II the ways into
the kennebec, steam hlstlcs saiuted. QuIte
Il number of people, several ladies among
he Number, were on board,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
MAINE DISPATCHES.
DROWNED OFF EASTPORT.
Il. 7. Wilder Of The "Easiport lessen
Ger" Len Labee Ia a Small Boat.
The Boat and Wiidsfs Hat Picked up
Five Miles Out

EAsrPoRr, Nov. Is.
II. F. Wilder proprietor of .he. Eaaport
Messenger vent to Lubec in a small boat
yesterday. He was seen leaving Lubec for
Eastport yesterday afternoon, To-Day the
boat and Wilder's hat we're picked up Eve
miles away. Wilder was 30 ears old and
leaves widow aud one child
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
ST. JOHN sEUhY REPUBLICANS
A Hard Eain Is Insufficient to Dampen
Their Euthu siasm

Sr. JoHSsBuRf, Vt. Nov. Is.
The republicans celebrated the election
tonight notwItb sanding the hard rain
\ torchlight procession paral.d through
the principal streets and fireworks were
displayed along the line. After the parable
the crowd assembled in Music Hall, where
addresses were made by Congrt rts-man Grout,
Iapt. Parsons OF Virginia and others. A
banquet was served at the St. JoLnsbury
House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
A CARELESS HUNTER.
M stock a Man for Deer and Shot him
Through the Lungs.


ELLSWORTH, Nov. 10.
Elwiu W. Cleaves, prominent citizen of
Prospect ilarbor. GUaidsboro, while out with
another gentleuisl "Wednesday, viewing some
.u,t. VA, mistaken by a hunter for deer
and shot through the lungs. lie is in very
critical condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
Young Republicans OF Providence.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Nov. is.
Over six hunired III, moers OF the Young
Republican Club sat dusn To their anniser-
,sry banquet in Music Hall tonight. Al
dresses were made by Theodore Roosevelt
Congressman Bouielle and Joseph l.. Bar,
ham Of Hartford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
KING CHRISTIAN.
Grand Jubilee in Commemoration OF the
25tn Anniversary OF His Accession.

CoPENHAGEN, Nov. 10.
B lis were rung and the artillery fired to-
day in honor of the 25 h anniversary of King
Christians 'cessiOn 70 the throne. This
morning the king received the diplomats and
specia. ENJOYS, who rendered their congratu-
laii Ins. lie afterwards attended a special
lie Deum. A banquet was given this eve
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
French Government Works Burned.

PARIS, Nov. 10.
The government works for the manufac-
ture of small arms at Chatellersult, depart
ment OF Vienna, has been burned. 1t will
necessitate the suspension for a time OF the
manutacI ure of the Lebel rifle. The loss is
placed at 200, JO0 francs. There we're 10
fatalities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

The Mayors Me.sage.--May vs 81 mar.
doaed for requesting the Msyos q iscorusrses
in his next message the fscs thss lusnv a.
our most pr1minent citizens have besn eursd
o. rheumatism, neuralgia and kindred oou-
plants By Salvation OIL, and % secommend
this valuable medicine.
= IL must be good. for everybody recon-
mends IL We mean DR.. Bulps Coagh Syr-
up. Price 70 cent?.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
POLITICAL POINTERS.
A Complime Mt For Mr. Blaine.

Boston Herald
We take pleasure in commenting the ex-
celient speech made by Mr. Jane. g. Blaine
al Augusta on Monday. 1t VAS dignitird in
tone, Temperate in manner, and pery AIDED by
a spirit which did credit TO its auth " il the
hour of victory. Mr. Biaine's slno nitioa
about the spoil. Of uffice was well timed.
aud it embodied exc llent advice to his party
The republicans may make the best potiti-
cal strike possible by provif that they can
erj ~ vic-ory without making their hunger
for office the lea5ing feature in il. >,Une of
their b,..t oDpnrrunifse. - iI.t her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

Camden, Nov. l5.
Camden takes another ttatt ahead. l his
time 1t is electric lights. An agent of the
New York Electric LI4ht ca. has been in
town several da,s aud yesterday made con-
tract supplying about all the business places,
including the klught brick block, now being
constructed, vLert the motor will be located
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

the manufacture Of boots and shoes In tnsa
city provided the sum Of 5000, or 90 meGs
OF the sum As may be needed, 70 es'Aonss
the manufacture on sound basis oe soo-
serih,d. What is Augusta going TO DO 70 n
duee manufacturers to start up the shoe fAe-
tory in this clul
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

NEW YORK Nov. 10.
Ike Weir, the Belfast SPIDER has posted
$3.50 aud issued a challenge to fight any man
IN America for the the Police Gazette dia
mond belt representing the fealherweigbt
championship of America and 81 800 size
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

PorGHKEEPsIE, n, Y, Nov 15.
Denny Brouthers OF the ID, trot base ball
club signed with the B lstons today at a sal
AIRY of So 900 per snnum. He said he ii In I
care what lhe Detroit- would say he VAS g.
itg where he cJui get the most money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

hiCHNoND. NOV. 10.
The official returns OF tue Stale. with the
exe' ption of four counties. vhfeh will not
affect the general result, give Cleveland a
msJOrity OF 1856.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

DErRoIr, Nov. Is
The official canvass of the tenth congress
sional dl.trict gives Wheeler. rep, plural
ity of ll5 over Fisher, dem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
MISS ANDERsoNS ADMIRER
Has Been Confined While the Doctors
May Consider bis Case.


NEW YORK, Nov. l5.
Dougherty, the crazy aimirer of Mary
Anderson, was committed tn the care of the
commissioners OF charities and correction
today. He will be coulned until the med
ieal commission decides upon his case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
McGLYNN AGAIN.

His Name Brought Forward in a Law
suit Regarding the Burial OF One OF
His Followers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
HAILowELL

Alta meeting of the city council wednes-
day evening, the committee on Electric
l. ghis, submitted their report, which was ac-
ctptrd-
Ordered, That committee be appointed
by the city council with power 10 contract
with some responsible party to furnish the
city with not less than eleven arc lights and
not less than fifteen incan descent lights, at
Total cost not To sxceed $4,000 per year.
Location OF lights subject " the approval of
Ihe ciit couucIl.
In Board If Aldermen.
Ordered. 1hsnp pdeImsn Kittredge with
such others the common coun
eli may JOIN = 1i11n ar&si*-
tee To CONTRACT for sne
and 10 locSe the lights In sccoTd
The above ofder passed. Counsilmefy
aud Austin were appoiated BY the city coun-
cil.
ordered That the City Treasurer be, and
is hereby auihurIzed to make a loan of e425
to meet the expenses of repairs on city build
ings, and for fuel.
The Jas Barnes II. & L. Co. No. I are 70
/ give another Que of their social dapces In
/ Cry Hall this evening.
| large company OF relatives and frieuds
gathered at the CaIhoiic church Wednesday
Ai~Ihoon TO Witness the marriage ceremony
of Mr. VIM A. Roam of Wihcbrater. Mas.
and Miss Katie A. Tracy, daughter Of Ia
Tracy. Esq, OF this city. Mr.. VIM. BROOKS
of Cambrlige. Mass, was best man. and
Miss kaiie Leighton. bride smaid. The GER
en- ony was performed by Father Doherty Of
| Augusta. lbe bride was the recipient Of
many a-eful aud Ornamental presents. Mr..
| ard Mrs Roam leave on the A. NJ train to-
lay for Winchester. where they are "a r..
sIje, alr. Roam holding the position Of
telegraph operator there.
Mr.. Hiram Fuller and daughter. Mrs.
Frte.e, who have been visiting in IA ,.ton
several we.ks, will return on the boat satur.
day. -
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frupk
Day vas chn'teaed IN the Catholic church
Wednesday BY Father Uoherty.
Eddie Harvey, the son Of Mr.. and NJ,
Frank Harvey who died of d phiheris, was
buried yesterday. He was ten ,ears of see
aud bright, smart little boy.
Miss Lizzie Page who was called In Ros-
ton several weeks ago by the severe sick
ness OF her brother returned home the first
OF me week, her brother having recovered
snihc"nuy TO return In company with his
wife with her.
Mis- Clara cole, in company with
Mrs. George Nelson of Augusta, went 70
Boston yes'erday.
Mrs. smith, who for more than a wear has
been carei for and supplied with the corn
forts OF ife, by the ladies belonging 10 the
benevolent Society, died Monday, after a
ioog sickness Those who had made H..
the otJeci of their care did not relax thel,
Kindness and attention till the last sad cSv--
monies were paid the deceased. M.
smith. although her earthly lie vas - !.
enviabie one, was Christian woman .nd
looked forward to a life of rest that remsins
for those who trust in God.
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A Cold Day For Carl.

Bo-ton Record
When Carl Sehurz lands in this country in
about ten days he viii soon discover that he
is the lonesomest MA in the United States
Vilas Did 1t.
philadelphia Press.1
Secretary Villas is the able statesman WHO
was chiefly Instrumental in per-usfling Nr
Cleveland into writing his dea ily fr. e trade
message. Any attempt to derive Mr..
Villas of the credit for that great achieve
ment is to be severely reprehended.
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anu !" "'He me HRhts IN accofd
ihe above oFder passed. Counsilmefi(
aud Austin were appoiated BY the city coun-
cil
ordered That the City Treasurer be, and
is hereby authorized to make loan Of e425
TO meet the expenses of repairs on city build
ings, ahd for fuel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
Rspuhlicsn Parade.

The Republicans OF this city Will hold
their jubilee parade tomorrow evening.
ouds although the Lancaster clubs will all
litely turn outth number from the county
= mot expected to be large. The reason for
this IL that the time for parsdes is about
ever and people Of both parties are eick and
tired Of them. Thomas q. Wiley will be
chief marshal Tomorrow evening and Al
derman A. X. spurrier chief Of the staff.
The order will be almost the same as In the
last parade and the route is:
Form on East King East King to North
Qaeen, to New, countsrmaich 10 West
King, to Mary, countermarch TO South
Queen, to Woodward Hill cemetery, coun-
tormarch TO East King, to Marshall coun.
termsrch to Centre Square and dismiss.
The Young Republicans and Keystone
marching clubs haye had another difficulty
over this parade The latter will not know
until after their meeting tonight whether
they will take part In the parade.
The Republicans OF York held their
parade last night, and in size It was gres.
disappointment. A number OF Democrats
turned out In line TO pay election bets.
There were no obnoxious banners to cause
lll.feeling.
A number OF school teachers OF the kind
Who think q Harrison and Morton pole
should be In every school yard, held q
meeting last evening and resolved to turn.
out in tho Republican parade tomorrow
evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13

q iok,. No. 4 Red, winter. Doc, q IN;
Jsn- d i2N' receipts, la7S; shipinsnss.
Corn Fn. B. Mixed. Cash, soS<c /,
Dec. elkc; Jan. AsXc; receipts, Ls7s |;
s1sis : No. T j. White, sts,e. aoc, NO. a. 10.
Nhc; Mo- Mixed, Nov, SIC; Dec, 8ixc (;
tecaipfs, sS.GO shipments ,sfI.
kye dulI wesierk. % l7ic; state To7so.
Barley dull, at $50 sSc.
Porn duii DID Mess. sle co1le 90.
Lard steady; nov, es 80 Dec. tsss.
Molasses Qniet for % boiling stock. i9c
Black strap,I&o. zev orleans A0iJc.
zurpeptine dull at tskc
kosin quiet; strained 70 good, el t0n1 %.
Petroleum dull Refined in Cases, 7Ec.
Yrsights dull grain TO Liverpool, tfd.
Butter steady, Western Creamery, 80.
Cheese astive western Flat 70sc
State Factory, 7k09c Fancy white, l9(D
iSc Ohio Fiat, ek0iikc.
.,nsgs strong ststs. 2a02sSc; WESTERN Mo
sngsr stead Renneay Cutloaf. 90, erAnula.
tod, no.
Taliow firm Prime City. tHdsc.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair To good, $40.
Coffee nim, Fair Cargocs. for Bio. ibkc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
The Craps Hotel Sold.

The fsle Of the Grape hotel property on
Monday evening attracted largo crowd,
among them a number OF Lsncaster's
prominent citizens. The property was
offered In two parts by Auctioneer Haines,
No. being the hotel proper and No. 2 the
new addition on the south, or what is
known rs the barroom. No was started
at SIC, COO, tut for No. no bid could be OBJ
tained. The property was then offered a. .
whole aud started at go 0OO. There were
only a few bidders, and the price was
slowly run up to $22. $40, at which price II
was knocked down to B. +. Montgomery,
esq, who represented Philip Lebzeltsr. 1t
was bought for an investment, and II Is not
yet known whether 1t will be kept as a
hotel or converted into business house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
saed for $1,000 Damages.

Annie Lurio, through her counsel b. +.
Davis, has entered suit In the court o. com.
mon pleas against Fannie Ansel for slander
The parties TO the suit are members OF the
6usuian Hebrew colony in the southeastern
section OF the city. Plaintiff alleges that
tne defendant circulated reports affecting
mar character for chastity, whereby she
suffered Sl,00u dsnsges.
Mary Ssntman, OF Bart township, also
xsprssentsd by Mr.. Davis, has brought a
suit Tor slsnder against John J. Martin,
Of Bart township. She alleges that de.
sendant circulated reports affecting her
chsrsoter fer honesty. Damages In the
sum Of 81 900 are claimed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
J,cobs ana Proctor p,uol,s.

The partnership which has been existing
between II. r. Jacobs and r. r. Proctor, in
numerous theatrical enterprises for several
years pst, ives dissolved In Albany
several days ago. The only theatres now
held in common BY them are the Griswold
opera house. at Troy, and the Utica opera
house AZ soon ~ the present leases Of
their several theatres throughout the cir.
cult expire, each will 20 his particular way
In supplying the public with amusementA
Each manager controls more theatres and
travelling companies than any other In the
country. Mr.. Proctor 10 one Of the lessees
OF Falton opera house, this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
Bsrsoh.i Loss. Anniversary.

oa Thursday evening Herschel Lodge,
No. l23, /. q. o. +, will celebrate its irst
anniversary by having an entertain ment
In the court house. A. J. Woliersberger,
esq will read the history OF the lodge from
tho time Of its organisation. There will be
IN address by the secretary OF the grand
lodge, James b. Nicholson, OF Phlla.
delphis, also other exercises and ex.
csllent music prepared for the occasion.
Members Of the order only will be ad-
mitted aud only those having received sn
invitation, which also admits ladies' 90.
companyinR. The meeting OF the lodge
will be held at Z p. m., and at p. m. all the
members will assemble at the ledge room
on North Queen street and proceed to The
court house.
After the exercises at the court house
bauquo. will be partaken OF at Eableman's
hall Tickets OF admission can be had by
members Of the order only.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
Ohssssr Valley m,n,.,.r,., ...0,.,,

~ : -, "SfnIstsTIaI Ats0ClAtlOn,
Toe o. monihiy meeting of the Ches,or
v9isy ministerial association was held In
sne methodist Episcopal church, soudsIs-
burg, last night and 10 day. The sermon ls.,
evening was presched by Rev. Chss, Road
- b. Psuis M. X church, this city. Tbs
papers read and discussed to-day weTe
The Glass mesting--ils origin, present ard
fas0re," "Ths work OF the w. q. r. NJ
AevieW OF Drummond's "Natural law i,
ehe spiritual word" "The doctrine OF a
eeeond probation" and " The bes. method
- raisiDg The money needed for church
vosk on country appointments. This even.
- there will he temperance meeting 10
~ eedreseed by Revs. J. y. Lowe, J. T.
D9ov end u. u. Dixon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
Tho Whesibsrrow Fisnds.

The wheelbarrow Democrats who made
wagers to haul their Republican friends
through the streets II Harrison was sue.
cessiul, have not yet completed their tasks
Last night they were out In force and In
side OF an hour no less than four wheel
barrow loads were landed at the monument.
Oao party had their barrow trimmed with
Chinese ianterns When tho wheeler reached
the square he turned the barrow over and
upset tho rider. The lanterns caught fire
and the crowd OF bystanders was amused
for some time,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
RepubIlcnu Ox Roasta

The Republicans OF the Ninth ward
would like to have II understood that some
Of their members want something from the
incoming administration. They have not
been doing all OF the hard work during the
campaign for nothing, and 1t will not end
with the parade tomorrow evening. They
will hold an OK roast In Griei's brick yard
on Saturday afternoon next
To-day an OK roast for the benefit OF Jacob
Wilmer, hotel.keeper, 10 being held at
Mountville. A number Of persons went
up from this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
They pu, smile. on r,sro

Yesterday the Republicans O, The Ninth
Msfd took In their banner to repair it.
while they had 1t down their artist under
took TO put smiles upon the countenanoss OF
n tWo successful candidates 80 that they
eo0id laugh at Tom Wiley's parade to-
oorrow evening. They did not make a
eag success OF 1t. The bsnner Is 90 badly
Ntinkled that it is difficult TO tell whether
- pictures are those OF men or not. Csudi.
@ aoEton ooks something like the Jack
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
The Local Live Stock Marke,

LANCASTER, Nov. ~ The receip,s Of uya
STOCK AZ the yard OF James stewart for ihs
week ending to-day, were l.5s5 cattle aud -,
and no hogs Wv Na''Ae
al, ~ Joan w Mantzer's yards the sales were
100 cattle and lb0 hogs. "ei'
+, AZ AZ Levi sensenis's yarcs $50 cattle ana 90
q, Tho prices for the week were stock bul,s
,U1W per 100 pounds stockers, kJ9s3 b0 I,
IN % ooui % fat cattle, d 5OGi rs hrV,