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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
EXECUTORS sALE-ON SATURDAY

TN ECU TORS SALE-ON SATURDAY
Ia september 80 lsss at d m :, at Monnt
vile. the real estate of sarah Detwiier, de-
ceast q. consisting OF a lot of land, Containing
thereon two story brick house, summer
house, stable and wood shed, well of water and
elstern centrally located and IN nrst-ciass
order. S
Also Ten Shares AountviiIe National bank
Stock and houset furniture.
.. Ds, WILER, Executor.
SAM MATT fRIpY, AuctfOneer. sb3tdIhs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
PUBLIC SALE OF ENTUCK

os MONDAY, skPFENBBR 10. 1883,
NIL be sola at pnbltc sale. at the Merrimac
nnouse. no no north Price street. Lancaster.
IA. one carload OF enLucky Horses : the n nest
bied ever brought 10 this country. Among
lnem are some very extra drivers and some
keneral larn purpose horses. sale to com.
e ,neaee ~ ! O'Clock p, IN whe n terms will be
stStd GEOR6E GRossMAN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
MASS MEETING AND POLE RAis.
IVA ING.

A Pole Raising ana Mas Meeting will bs
ne,u under the auspices of the Zig nth Ward
shroad, Eighth ward, this city, on sATUR.
Day EVENING next. The Democracy OF the
city, ana particularly or The Eighth ward are
Invited to be present. Anumber of speakers
viii bs present ana address the meeting.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06

NOTlCE-MY WIFE, CHRISTIANA
Az Houser, has leftmy bed and board with.
out Just cause ana pfovocatiou. give notice
she may contract.
kep5-3tds JOSEPH HOUsFR
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-12

high schools in South Carolina and Mis-
sissippi Prof Lynch comes to Memphis,
though earnestly urged 10y patrons and
friends to remain where heis, with the in
tention of making this ethyl permanent
home. He brings the highest recommen-
dations from such men MS state Superin'
tendent of Education J. h, Preston, Sena-
tors l.. c. Walthal and J. Y. George, of
Mississippi; the Hon. HugR $, Thompson,
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury at
Washington, u. c.; DIR. James II. Carlisle,
Congressman c. ID. Tellman and United
States Senator NJ. c. Butler, of South Car
olino y. .'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-12

Prof. Addison W. Lynch, Of Mississippi,
and PROF. X NJ. Role, Of this city, have
united 10 establish a fins, class high school
for boys and young men In Memphis.
Their advertisement will be found In an
other column.
Prof golic has established his icpoia
ton as a scholar, n disciplinarian aud n
successful educator AZ principal Of Roles
Grammar school.
Prof Madison w lynch IL n native 81
eovih Carolina lie graduated NJ Woilofd
college. ono Of the leading institutions Of
,hat state. with the degree II A. VI. lie
has made himself thoroughly oonycuani
with the beet and most progressive meth
o.is Of instruction and management. lie
has had thirteen years' experience IN teach
ing a. principal Of somo Of the leading
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-12

quarter. Starters: Cardinal McCloskey,
Ravelle., Valet, Earnest, Lutte Arnold.
Charley Russell. Valet won by two
lengths, Cardinal McCloskey second,
Charley Russell third. Tme--2;l5l,
Sixth Neutrality-suspicious. of mile.
Starters: Blue Line, Cato, George G.,
Valiant, Duhme, Relax, Monmouth,
Sepero, Aura, Slumber, Theora, Stanley,
Gunshot, Glory, Vanilla lilly, Thessie X,
Volta. Aura won by head, Vanilla (flly)
second, Valiant third. Mme-ll9l.
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Pittsburg \, Roston o.

PITTsBURG, Pa, July II. - Fresh from
their Chicago victories the Bostons arrived
at Pittsburg late in the afternoon, and
began playing at O'Clock this afternoon.
Sowders, who puzzled the locals on his
last appearance, did very well, though he
was pounded hard enough TO win the
game on its merits Morris was also
touched up pretty lively, and, except in
two instances, his support was good.
Wise's catch OF Fields liner, and the
triple play to Morrill, and Ray, and Cole
mans one-handed catch OF Wise's liner
Ay, were the features. Seven hundred
people saw the game. The score:
pittsburg. ....... ............-0 q
Bo,ton - - 0 2 l.
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send Him Out.

From the Grccnyilc Miss Democrat
More people are looking to the south
with view TO making their homes
here than ever before. The extreme cold
weather OF last winter in the north, coupled
with the grasshoppers and locusts this
spring, are advertising the south very
effectively. A good man 10 talk up the
celia and give direction 10 the contom-
plated movement, would be very service
able this summer and fall.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-12
In THE WORLD OF SPORT.
BASEBALL AND HORSE RACING
YESTERDAY.
Indianapolis is Beaten by New York In
Neat Game-Pittsburg Downs the
Cultured" Bostonians and Chicago
Defeats Detroit-The Turf.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, July 1l.-By mutual
agreement the game played Sunday, which
was thrown out on account of unsatisfac-
tory umpiring, was played over today.
Kansas City was badly crippled, Davis,
Barley and Esterday being absent. Gun
ningham pitched great game. Compar-
atively few hits were made of Pagan, but
they were all long Score;
Kansas City..,,....,,,...,.,2 0 0 0 0 0 0 O.
BaltimOra' ...........o o 2 o ~
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Democratic Campaign Committee.

wNniSuros, July 1.-THE Hon. VIII
lam II. Barnum, the chairman Of the
national Democratic committee, today APP
pointed the following named gentlemen ~
The campaign committee: VIM. y. Scott,
Of pcnnsylyania, Arthur 7. German, Of
MARYLAND. Matthew Ransom, Of North
Carolina; Calvin s. Bficc, Of Ohio. John
: Harbour. Of Virginia. Herman Oclrichs,
Of New York. Miles Ross, Of New jersey
Arthur scwall. Of Maine, and hrskine NJ
Phelps, Of Illinois. There viii bc meet
ing II the campaign committee IN New
Yofk ON Tuesday, July ~.
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chicago Z, Washington D.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July lion account OF
bad fielding and ncrveless base running
the Washingtons lost an uninteresting
game today. The Chicagos batted weakly
MS usual. Duffy making the only good hit
for the home team, a tremendous home
run fly TO center field. In the eighth in
ming Umpire Lynch received a terrible
blow in tina chest from foul tip and
tainted. lie was very weak when lac re-
yived but he pluckily began umpiring
again, although every word he uttered
brought blood from his lungs. Score;
Chicago. ............. ........l
Washington. .............i 2
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A CUTTING AFFRAY.
Negroes Engage In Fight with Serious
Results.

Results.
A stabbing atlfay, that may yet tcrmi-
nate in the death of the person wounded,
took place about o'clock last night in n
cabin Just beyond the gas.works bridge.
Peter, alias Vim Young, desperate
negro character, lives with Sallie Melon
aid Last night the couple had quarrel,
which ended in fight. Sallic was getting
considerably the worst OF it, when Julia,
her sister, interiercd. Young was thrown
to the floor 10y the women, and was being
badly beaten up, when he pulled out n
knife and plunged 1t into Julia's breast,
the blade entering near tho heart. Young
after committing the bloody deed, cody
walked to the washs,and, wiped the blood
from the knife and left the house. A doc
tor was called in and pronounced the
wound dangerous and probably fatal.
Young was still at large at latest accouts.
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sror, a, nr,rn,en nessh.

NEw YoRK, July 1.-The results on
heavy track at Brighton today were:
First Race -Thrce.quarters Of a mile.
Starters songslcr, Auditor, Walter 7.
Donald, Emulation, Sam Parker, Coroc-
co. Bolcro, Can't Tell, Savage, Martha,
Jennie @ (flly). Can't Tell won by two
lengths, Conocco second, savage third.
Time -i.2l. Winner paid $50 straight
second Race-scycn.cighths Of a mile.
Starters Miss Charmor, Andy Mac,
Piedmont, Hiram II. Alice, slashef,
Chclisk, Minnie Germs. Miss Charmer
won by six lengths. obclisk second, Andy
Mac third. nmc-l:3iI
Third Race-Selling, mile and an eighth.
Starters waywerd, Greenfield, Ncntila.
lation, Banero, J. J. llealy. Maynard
won by neck, Greenfield second, J. j.
Ucaly third. 1ime-202.
Fourth Race-Alilc and an eighth. Start
,r Pilot, Henry H., Gallus Dan, Garnet
Tlush. Gallus won by length, Oarne
second, Pilot third. 1imo--202s. Win
pcr paid $40.
, Filth Raee-IIandicap, one mile and
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New York ., Indianapolis 9.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July ll.-New
York obtained winning lead in the first
inning OF today's game by hard hitting.
After that Healy kept the hits well scat
tered. The home team scored two runs
in the seventh inning on base on balls, a
nit and Slattery's error 0'Rouke's arm
was injured in the sixth inning by collid.
ing with Glasscock in an attempt to steal
second. Gore succeeded him. Score:
New York. / =
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THE TURF.
Raeps nj Chicago.

JmCAGo, ILL.,, July 1.-THE races today
were well attended. The track was still
and holding, preventing good time, but
the races were interesting a well contested.
Heron, a strong fayorite for the Lakevicw
handicap, got bad start and though ran
well in the stretch was practically best
from the fall Of the flag.
First Racc-Six furlongs; purse 5000
Icnalties and allowances Starters Lit
bert, Luke Dart, Cleaner, shoioyer,
Roundabout Shotover went to the front
directly after the flag fell and won after
good finish with Cleaner. III me l:lS.
Second Racc-for non-winners ut this
meeting; purse $3.50; mile and an eighth.
Starters Frederick, Bonita, Berlin and
Somerset After pretty race, in which
Frederica led most Of the.way, Bonita won
by nose from Somerset, Fredcrica third.
1ime-2.O5l.
Third l,ace-The Iakeyiew handicap OF
two-year-olds, $50 each, with $500 added,
thrcc-quarlers OF mile. Starters Cotill-
ion, Brewster, Benson, Ganymede, Miss
Flood, Havilla II, IIindoo Graft, Heron,
Retrieve, Nose X. Heron got off last,
the start destroying his chances. Retrieve
led for the first three iurlongs and gave
way 20 Hayillsn, who was not headed aft
erwar,ls, she winning easily, with her
stable companion, Hindoo Craft, second,
benson close up third. Time-l:lSi.
The fourth race was a selling purse for
threo.year-olds; mile and asixieenth. The
starters: Mirth, Wewa, Helena, Maori,
Tudor. KEYNOTE. Helena and Tudor
made the running 10 the thrce-quarters,
where he was passed by Maori, the latter
winning easily. Mirth beat Tudor head
Tor the place. Time-l:55t.
Fifth Race-Was n mile heat, penalties
and allowances, purse $500. Starters
Business. Waterlcap, Hcttic $, Casullian,
Kensington, Forest King, Antonio, Fosteral,
--llngtIist, Lord Grosyenor Business led
Nil The way and won without urging
CaS,illian second, kcnsington third.
Uettie s and Linguist dis,anced.
sixth Raco-A duplicate Of the first
business leading all tho way and winning
handily, Kcnsngton second and Antonio
third. nme-l:4sl.
Following are the weights and entries 10
tomorrow's Washington Park races
First Racc-Thrcquau Of a mile, Myrtle u
", iaddI lul, only parc H. kilu 20, hsliy
BIZ Col ituutW ildort 100, Alta VI contempt
iSoutine o. rcraan " Don Regent -, Lizzie u =
IItrs Rsce-Thrcc- quarter, u mile. Condition
,,ns ~ ART r.ec Roi,in -. Kosciusko iui Weave
no nspstta iuS Nsrshnli Luke ~. Autocmt ~
prince fortunAtuf iVl. Mamie Hunt ~ lankfut
no Mood Graft lul Laredo lus, Jlan hnufp v
Dlck Wright ~. PINK Cottage ~ -. 49,.
second flarr-Ouc mile. Glen Daily loi honf
o. Wary iut Tcrta ~ Hamlet 10. bohemian 10
lin Auihoand ", Jennie Mcfarland 10, Aun'
IlN
Thlrd RAoc-ouc mile and m eighth. ncafh1f
handicap. santaienc 100 Yum Yum III, riv'
peiie i0s Leo II i0I, icontlno w. lllton vs. houn'
siautW. a,
FOURTH Rsoe Thrrc quarter 81 = mile Ne
Ilsht ins iulal 10, tnlucky 10, hrlle ~ Nauiul
i0F Ryieptha ~. ltoutmakef us, hmini 100, Lal
Iirmphrii To-, Sportsman iuA
With Harc-Onc mile and afiricenth. llciiio
100 Range N. liornpipe iul UlCndala loo Iel
dofy i0S Iadg- 100, fenacity iuh bOusman ~
Galatians, berlin iOa
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Detroit o, Philadelphia 4.

DETROIT, Mich, July ll.-Baldwin was
brought forth from retirement today, and,
except in the eighth inning, kept the hits
well scattered. The game was tame and
uninteresting. The score:
Detroit ....,......,.-"."".l ! -
Philadelphia ............"O 0 l U U v
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wanted.

saw log hsulcrs, good Job;
J. d. ourn,
Corinth, Miss.
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COLDS. oArARnH. COUGHING.
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Pacing and Troi,ins al pi,,.burg.

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 1.-THE second
days races at Homewood were attended
by about 1000 people. In the 2l7 pace
Roy Wilkes Was heavy favorite, but he
was taken i'll, and his hackers saved them
selves by plunging on the field. The track
was in first class condition and the weather
delightful. Summary:
First Race-2:l7 class; pacing; purse
$1,000. Duplex, 8, 7, /, 6, ., Il
Harry 2, 8, 4, 9, 3, |, ], 8; Char
ley Erie, /, Q, 8, 4, 3, 8, .; Roy Wilkes, 4,
/, 2, 2, 4, 4; Georgetown, 2, 3, Z, Q, Z; Sill
yer Thread, Z, q, 3, 8, 5; Emma, 6, 8, 4, 4,
4; Kinsman, distanced. Time-2223, 22O,
2:l7i, 2:2lt, 2:20l 2:25.
Second Race-2:20 class, trotting; purse
81, 800. Sonord, 8, 8, |, |, /; Atlantic, 2,
!, ., 2, 3; Nolayn, !, 2, 3, 4, I; Little Nell,
3, 3, 1, @, 3; Gov. Hill, 4, 4, ., 3, 2; Pilot
Boy, 6, 6. 6, 8, o. Time--2:22l, 227, 22lt,
2:2ll, 2:23.
Third Race-2;40 class, trotting; purse
$500. Unfinished on account Of darkness.
Forest Queen, 2, /, i; Harrison, J., 3, o
Young Stockoridge, 4, 4, 2; Five Points, 3,
3, 3; Napoleon Belle, 5, 2, 4; ii. Derins
distanced. Tme-2:3O, 2:Sl, 2:25l.
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DRiSE Mal,o, 25 cents a bottle

tiEr up clubs Tor TnE wKKKLY Atrial
and secure ono Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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UsK Syrup Of Primes for constipation
For sale by all druggists.
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Try Floyd 4 Moneys soda. Only BE.
thesda water used in the manufacture OF
IL
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Muliord's for silverware.

TnE Crown wash blue has no equal.
Every woman recommends il.
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Monmouth Park Entries

LONG BRANCH, N, j., July Imam
mouth park entries for tomorrow;
First Race-Three quarters OF mile. Fred Dlli
Bess III, Sir Joseph los Grover Cleveland 100, Nj
agara lOl, ofaliee Va, Puzzle %, Brait liz, Lady
Primrose no. Joe Lee l0j, Chickahominy 100 Pirate
lOl Clay Stockton 80, Her Lityship 10.
Second e-Three-quarters Of n mile. MarSac
Bob Furey, Groousman, Little Jake, Tom Atkins
formerly Ben Hurl, l05 each stone Crop ~,
Gypsy Queen H., Harrisburg 49, Utility, Gen
dHrme, Elastic Filly, Isis, Clarssa, Sourecre, Yer
deur Kate Ward (hlly) Felicia II, lO2 each,
Third Race-No distance us yet Cousin Jcems
us, Belle Dor 100, Deiauler no Goodlee l0l fid.
der 1903, Guarantee ll3, Taragon l09 King Idle los,
lnverwick l07 Kentucky Ban lOO.
Fourth Racc--Thc Monmouth cup; mile and
three quarters. The Bard Us, Eurus III, firenzi
ll5, Elkwood III, Kingston lis,
Fifth Hce-Mile and three .sixtcenths Favor
10, Actino ITO, Ten Booker 100, Firend ZIG, lie
logs no, han Bridge vi.
sixth Race -Ihrecquartcrs of mile. Rosere
l0l, Laclaier l03 Raid l0O Louisa 100, llousatonc
no. Portland ll6, Maia lOd Queen of Hearts 81,
Freedom l0i, Howerson ", Grenadicr lOi, Golden
Reel llS, Duke of bourbon los, Calera l0i, Mia ~
Satisfaction l0l, Volatile 100, Rowland ll6, Pisa
Cgcldingj 10 Umpire 81 Lackawanna %, Baker W,
Retreat (colt) 100, Choluto lOI, Ocean %
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Dox'r forget the dear ones awaw for the
summer. Send them n box Of Floyd X
MONEYS candies.
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Examine prices at MullOrd'A
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WONDERS NEVER CEASE.
MENKEN e. COMPANY

MENKEN g. COMPANY
Have Just received and will sell today
10 Cases white Dress Goods,
Bought lately nj the great trade sales in
New York by our Mr.. j.. S. Menken, at
prices little more than half what they were
sold at wholesale in April and May.
These are all desirable and handsome
goods, superior texture, sheer and glossy.
Pieces Exhibited In Windows.
Allie, Barred 0rgandy Iawn-colorod
threads woven in the goods, not printed;
would be bargain at zoe.
At Gle, colorcd and white striped Mus.
Inns, worth l2!c and l5c.
AT lllc, plaid and checked white Or.
CANDY aud India Linen, sold earlier at 22!C
and Zoe.
Plaid India Linens, = lac, DC and lie.
Ar DREss GooDs Counter our fg
urcd Linen Lawns, whether worth 2Oc
25c or 3Oc, today TO close them out, a
one
Uniform Priee-Ioc Yard.
Bargains in Kid slippers and Shoes.
Bargains in all over Embroiderios
bargains In Printed Lawns and Batistes
Bargains In China aud glassware.
Bargains in Towels and Sheotings.
NorE-see our New Millinery.
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Al s. Jcvy's Trunk Factory, Sls Main
street,
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200 Main street, Nenphil, Tenn.

" you are leaving for your summer trip,
don't forget 10 have a lunch put up Ut
Floyd x MONEYS.
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poup'. TfrnAcr 10 inv,luahls for all tinds
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HEALTH is WEALTH

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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-11-21
The Inea uaIities Of Tax Paying.

When we have the flgules which Auditor
Jones furnishes and when 1t is impossible to
find out what become Of some $4,000 OF the
bills OF the bank Of the State, and when we
are ignorant of any effort on the part Of State
officers to bring the colossal tax-dodger OF
Oconee to Justice, we think the Legislature is
bound to take notice Of the present manage
ment Of the tax levying department Of the
State.
Are we to have forever ruling class, and
privileged class OF citizens?
Are our high State and County officials to
be forever SO friendly to the rich that they
may, with their hundreds Of thousands OF
dollars. escape q just taxation. while poor
trash are thrust in Jail, and while Supreme
Court sanctifies law which makes poverty
crime9 Does not the law and the Courts
make 1t a penal offence to be too poor to pay
one dollar of school tax, while a banker may
dodge with perfect impunity annually from
$4,000 to $4,000? Are not our poor laborers
thrown in Jail because of their inability to
pay one dollar for schools? Does not the rich
old tax dodger in Oconee receive the honors
OF the people OF the State. while no effort Is
being made to make him pay one cent Of tax
on the immense sum which he refused to re-
turn for taxation?
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The industrial Issue" Of the NeDs and
Courier is wonderful publication. 1t repre-
sents not only the enterprise Of the Ne'0s and
Courier, but Its columns show the unanimity
OF sentiment in the people OF Charleston
when the question Of the material prosperity
of the city is before them. 1t seems to us that
the business portion Of the metropolis, forget
ting their little personal prejudices, have unit
ed in commendable effort to bring trade
and business to the city. The number Of ad-
vertisers in the Industrial Issue is truly re
markable In the fact that almost every branch
OF business is represented. While subordi-
mating local jealouslesor illwill toward each
other, they all act for the general welfare OF
each other and OF the city. Conspicuous
among the advertisers is McElree, the jewel
or, who is a competitor OF the Ne,cs and Co,u'
Ter. This is and example OF enlarged and
commendable selfishness, which. II gener-
ally followed, would bring prosperity to the
city and material wealth to the citizen wher,
ever doing business.