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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-25
Hon. n. N. strudwick. Probabl,
Fatally Injured:

The sad news Of the ferious acct.
dent u Hon. f. n, Strudwick,
reached here last night. The facts
as We get them are meague. II Sps
pears that Tuesday night he was rid
ing near the suburbs Of the town,
when bis horse passed partly over Q
well which has some thin plank lay.
ing across the top. The horse and
rider were precipitated into the well,
a distance Of so feet, Mr.. Strudwick
falling first then the horse with his
hind feet 6nt. The well IS caved in
al the bottom, 80 that il is not
thought the horse cell on him. Late
Yesterday evening DR.. Strudwick
stated that the injured man wasso
sore that he could not make an ex.
aminatien then as 10 the extent Of
his injuries. That bis body was
swollen double is natural size.
LATER We are sincerely glad tc
learn from Mr.. r. g. Strudwick, who
has returned from Hillsboro, that
his father l. much better, and !
thought to be out 4 danger. This u
glad tidings, and the REcoRpER re-
ioices with his thousands Of friends
that bis injuries are no worse.
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What The People Say.

Thomas McAfer, Chattanooga,
Tenn: at gives me pleasure to i'm.
form you that my wife has been re.
stored to health by the use Of your
Coca Wine. She had been in very
poor health for many years--suffer-
ing from Dyspepsia, Hysteria, Con
stipation. Sick Headache and Inso
mnia. At times she suffered extreme
" with Neuralgia, and all the remes
dies used and recommended by ply
sicians only gave her temporary re.
lief. Your Coca Wine has done the
work"
DR.. G. A. styles, Atlanta, Ga 81
have used your French Wine Coca
with marked success is suprasensi,
tiyeness ofthe mental faculties ari-
sing from excessive intellectual
strain; also in nervous headache
and restlessness and insomnia of the
so-called typho.malaria fever"
milo If.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-25
stallion Season 1855

PrLoT BELMoNT.-Standard No.
1864. Dark Bay Horse, with black
points, foalded in 1882. sired by Wood
ford Pilot 1910, first dam Bay Chief,
Maid by Belmont. 81, End dam Bay
Adete, by Bay Chief, son Of Mann
brino Chief II, 3rd dam BY Pilot,
Jr.. IL.
Woodford Pilot, sire Of Bedford,
2 26I. King Midas, 2 28t, has trotted
in 2,25l and was sired by Woodford
Mambrino 2,21l, sire of Abbottsford
|2,14I, Mambrino Dudley 2,l9i, Pam
coast 2.2la, Convoy 2,221, and seven
others in 2.30 list, whose dam was
Bruna by Pilot, Jr., the sire Of the
dams Of Maud S. 2.0Sa and Jay Eye
See, 2,l0, the two fastest trotters tina.
ever lived.
Belmont, by Alexanders Abdal.
lab, 15,. sire of Goldsmith's Maid
2,14, stands at the head OF "Wood-
burn" the great breeding establish
ment OF A. j. Alexander. Of Licking.
ton, Ky., and is the sire Of Metwood,
2 1871, wedgewood, 2.19, Dick Mooer
2.22l, Nil Despersndum 224, Vixin
2,24i. Cora Belmont 2,24i, and nine
others in the 2,30 list. The dam Of
Belmont was Belle, by Mambrino
Chief, the sine of Lady Thorne 2,183
and five others in $50 list.
Alexander's Abdallah was sired
by Hambletonian, the sire Of Dexter,
III and four other trotters in 2.30
list, whose sons and daughters have
given to the turf 537 performers in
IL, 80 list. His blood is lound in &c
per cent. Of all trotters in the 2,2C
Hist, in GA per cent. of oil in the Els
list, and in 81 per cent. Of all that
have records Of lie or better, while
Of the seven that have records of 2, Il
and better, all bnt one have hi
blood.
/ With these facts as q guide Offer
the services Of Pilot Belmont unit
August 1st. to the public at s25.0t
for the season and s1.00 to th,
groom. BE is limited, however, Il
ten mares and will make the season
at Stagville.
i B. CAMERON,
I1.d&w-ts1 Stagville, n. G.
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THE LIvER-1HE KIDNEYS
PEMBERTONs
LEMON AND GRANGE
EI.IxIR--

The most perfect liver medicine
in the world. It Regulates the
bowls, it purifes the blood, it Glen
SEES the system, it positively cures
consumption, bilionsness, dyspepsia,
fever, chills, bad breath, sour stom>
ach, pain in side or limbs or back
costiyeness, and kidney troubles OF
any form. Specific for all female
irregularities, relieving achange OF
life" period Of all danger. Pleasant
to take. No restriction Of diet or
habit rexuired. Sold by all drug.
gists at 80 cts. per bottle. Manu-
featured by Pemberton Medicine
Co., Atlanta Ga.
m19-tf.
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Zinc state Tobaeco AssoclatIon.

The State Tobacco ASSOCIATION.
The second session Of the State To-
bacco Association will convene at
Mort head City on the 2Sth Of Au-
gust next, and 4 is important that
the local Boards Of Trade through.
out he State should ct once select
good, strong, active delegates to reps
resent them at this meeting. Among
the most important matters coming
before this body will be that u
North Carolina making determine
step toward having her products Of
leaf tobacco properly recognized in
Ia all the markets OF the world as
North Carolina tobacco. The Dur.
ham Tobacco Association has elected
"a delegates 10 this meeting, Messrs
j. s. Carr, T. ID. Jones, r. X. Smith
r. III. Martin and J. s Lockhart
Altarnates--H. A. Reams, r. +
Webb, ]. 7. Plnnix, A. K. Umstea6
and X. II. Jones.
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To the Farmers.
OuRHAM N. g. June is. 1888

obhhAM, I've ~ Vuhu Aos 49,
During the past few weens ! have
had no drum mers in the field, nor
have I written letters advising the
farmers to sell their tobacco. but on
the contrary have advised them 10
hold their tobacco, believing prices
would be much better. IL has turn
ed out as thought and hundreds Of
farmers will be benefited. / may
have lost money by doing so, butt
was my judgment, and ] Thought it
my duty.
/ nov take pleasure in saying, all
desirable grades have advanced, es-
specially good to fine mahogany and
bright wrappers, and are wanted. /
made some splendid sales Of tobacco
to-day. j. A. Holloway, 1874 lbs,
$500. So, average, sS6.43; j. p. Rob
erson, 566 pounds, 1904 rs. average,
$50 90; w. T. Robertson, 470 pounds,
si6I.95, average, sSI 46; r P. Rog.
ers, 1872 pounds, s200.47, average,
s27.39; Nichols q Thompson, 9s6
pounds, s227.63, average, so. $50; j
r. Snipes, 762 pounds, $40 80. ay-
erage, s2235; Dave Carter, 200 lbs,
s43.52. average, s2l76; A. NJ. War
rem, 1179 pounds, s26l.74, average,
s22.22 Cutters are doing we'll. also
medium and good smokers and Fill
ers.
You can now get your tobacco rea'
ldy and come along TO Parrish's
Warehouse. I will have no drum
mers 70 annoy you on the way or 10
town and hope you viii not suffer
any 70 turn you from my Warehouse
| think can do as we'll for you .:
any one. While / cannot always b.
at my Warehouse when you drive in,
/ | will be there at sale time and see &
ID that you get full prices. NY fac
tory requires good deal Of my tim'
and attention rs / am now sellin!
three times as much MANUFACTURED
tobacco as l did al first. I am com
lpelled TO give portion Of my time 4
liz. and / cannot be al both places q
the same time. will be at thl
| Warehouse at sale time, which Is thl
important time to farmers. speal
! Of this because hear some drum
mers try TO use this against NE.
know the farmers can see throug
this and fully appreciate the fac
that for q warehouseman to have
factory that uses upwards Of half
million pounds Of Tobacco, not onl
requires q good portion Of his tim
but Is an advantage 10 the farmer.
| keep COED ond polite clerks WI
will see you taken care Of, and tran
! act your business with promptne
! and accuracy, and | will be on sal
10 see that you get as much rs can
J paid for your tobacco. do not lo'
! Tor any decline in prices on balan
! Of crop. Hope II will still 60 highe
y There Is room on some grades.
You all know me. / have new
tried TO deceive you. / can do
we'll for you as any one and will
= glad 70 sell your tobacco.
. With thanks for past iavors, ] Al
2 Your friend,
'e Ell. PARRISH
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Al Liberal Donation

DR.. A. G. Carr. one Of the most
popular physicians in the State, has
donated for the durham Medical
Hospital a BEAUTIFUL plot Of land in
East Durham, containing nearly ~
acres. This IL quite handsome do.
nation, for the land will bring at
auction at least q thousand dollars.
The Medical Society has also given
500 for this purpose. Now let the
Hospital be erected at once.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-25

The nineth meeting Of the N. Q.
Pharmaceutical Association will
convene in Goldsboro on Wednesday
August Sth. In point Of subject
matter 10 come before IL, the meeting
bids 10 be Of unusual interest and
Importance. The weightiest subject,
will perhaps be, the consideration q
the report Of the Committee, 70
propose amendments 10 the Pharma
CIV Law; and. which alone, viii proba-
Div bring out a large and Representa-
| Tive atteDdancv. The Committee %
Papers and Queries report, ths
promise or several Papers. The
| Board Of Pharmacy, will meet for tbs
transaction Of oil business, on th'
same dates ~ the Association: Al
correspondence thereto. should D
addressed TO WIN simpson. Secretary
North Carolina Board q Pharmacy
! RdleIgh, N. Q.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-25
Confederate Reunion.

By request, we hereby call . gen
eral meeting Of members Of the Oh
N. e.. at Durham ON Saturday Aug
18th at the Mayors Office to consult
relative TO the Reunion at the To-
bacco Fair. All ex.Confederates are
cordially invited to attend and I'd
10 the matter.
RoBr. +. WEBB. Col.
S. Deb TATE. In. Col.
RW YoRK. MAJ.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-25
ThaIce Factory.

This new enterprise is certainty.
As stated yesterday the York Ice
Machine Co. would at once erect an
Ice Factory in Durham. They have
sold ont to Messrs Herndon y
Atwater who will erect a 5 ton ma.
chine They will have it completed
by the 18th Of August and ready for
making ice. The factory will DC
erected on the Nichols pla &c in front
or Andrews store.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-25
w II. Rowland.

If we shonld tart out to look Tor
a man who was the personifcation Of
honesty we would never pass bll,
Rowland. He has been nominated
by the Democrats Of Durham county
Is handle our cash. He las been
tried and found TO be very efhcient
/ I, every duty devolving upon him.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-25
Sentence COMPUTED

Davie Simmons, York Gibson,
Henry Battle, and John Justice, CON
yicted at last term Of Durham Supe.
rior Court, and sentenced to be
hanged in August. will not hang.
Their counsel. Messrs. Boone d
Strudwick, induced the Governor TO
commute their sentence 10 imprison-
ment il the penitentiary for ten
years. They will be carried there 70
spend The best part Of their lives for
the crime they committed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-25

Goldsbcro Headlights Farmers com
plain that oops, especially, corn are
suffering for rain. Crop prospects are
not ENCOURAGING.
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Tie wheat crop in the surround-
ing counties will not yield more than
. half crop.
The Southern Baptist Conven-
ton will send out Efscen missiona-
mes to foreign lands, between now
and the first of October.
Mr.. Jesse Brooks returned sats
urdsy from trip through Caswell,
Person. and Halifax county. Va. He
reports crops as looking some better,
only short crop OF tobacco can be
raised.
Mrs. Sarah Jacobs. an aged
LAZY living about two miles from
Durham. died yesterday afternoon.
IF the public fountains were 10
operation now they would Oxford
great relief to man and beast; and
would be blessing as well.
Mr.. John Cole, living Just the
other side Of Braggtown, died yes
terday morning about 2 o'clock. DE
was in the BID year Of bis age and
had been afflicted for many years
The Third Party viii hold .
caucus convention in Dues Build
ing on the llth Of August for the
purpose Of nominating candidates
fos the various Offices.
Don't forget the speaking IN
Durham on the night Of August the
6ln. Capt. B. II. Bum and L. W,
Pou. Jr., will be here then, and the
next day will speak at Hillsboro-
An employee OF the Blackwell
Durham Tobacco Manufaeturirg Col
viii In III. course Of ten days, Jake
unto himself letter half. We will
not give the nam just now, for II y
said there is many slip between ih'
cup and the hp.
The Tobacco Board Of Trade
viii be well represented at the To
bacco Association which meets a
Morehead city the 2sih OF August
We trust besides the delegates ever
other tobacco dealer in Durham vii
be present Special rates a the hote
and fare on The train has been arrang
ed.
The Democrats OF Durham
county might as well look SIZE mattel
square 10 the lace and stand up llk'
men worthy Of the party aud th'
cause they espouse. There is hare
work 10 be done. We have a man.
sided enemy 10 contend with. tn
county organization should b
thorough and every man Is expecte'
% do bis duty. viii you do III o
will you allow the enemy 70 bear o.
the fruits Of victory
"A gentleman. not Durhamite
writing 70 Us from Camp Fender ha
This 10 say concerning our boys "Th
encampm int here II greatly enjoye
by ali and will be Of great service I
the Guard. The Durham band i th
favorite o. all, and the company
much admired als1." Our boys wi
make q god record; We are sure I
that and We hope 70 hear Of the
bringing away the laurels.
--Grandison, the third part
sposlle says he intoduced Q resols
ton 1t The national convention d
cIsring that the colored man W
born equal in every respect TO u
white man. Sam Small seconded u
resolution. That the third party
gard both white and black equal az
~ 4 hen stretches out her wings
prot. q the young 80 the third par
gathers both colors under the
wings.
Grandson, the black Africa
scnt here By the Third Party 10 TED
Democrats morals. says that the gre
prosperity "a the South. IL due 70 7
negro. That they built the lar
factories, and the churches, colleg'
rsilroads, NO. That they felled
the trees, and put all these bro
lands In cultivation. He seemed
boast Of the great superiority
The negro over The poor white M
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The simple sppli alton q "swssSE's onr
ursT without any internal me iclne. vill cnre
say osss o. Tottzr. salt nheum, nlnfwofin. Piles.
ch. nores. Pimplss. Ezsms, All sc<iy. Itchy skin
Frnptions, no matter hos obstinate or lonx stand
lag. ria potent, elective, and costs bas t5ifs.
lnn a04am
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piles. Pile. I.ehlnr piles.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; iutsnse itching and sting
IND. most Al night. worse By scrstching. u a..
loued 20 continue tumoFs form. which often bleed
and ulcerats, beco ming yery sofe. swAtNns
OrNrMTST slof@ the itching snd hieedinKs heals
liberation. and IN most cas- srsmoves tne tumor.
Al drueaisss, or 81 mail, for 30 cents. Dr. swayns
4 3. n, Philadelphia. Jun ao-em
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-25
city Market.

Beef and mutton per pound 8 TO
i2l cents; cabbage per pound 4 cz;
Irish potatoes per bnshel. ti.20; apr
piles per bushel 81 90; peaches sl.2O;
egss per dozen ~ 10 10; onions per
bashul 800; chickens l2l 10 20 Gle;
Hater melons 20 70 a. cta
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-25

Married.
On Sunday night In Wilmington.
Mr.. Lucius lilly and Miss Emma
Stone. All Of Durham, Rev. j. III.
Han pastorof Cars church cfiiciated
The kEcoRDER wishes the happy
couple great Joy and happin'ss.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-25
LOCAL MATTER

~~-->@>-
DURHAM COUNTY DEMO-
CRATIC TICKET.
For the Legislature:
JOHN T. NICHOLS.
For Sheriff:
Ed. MARKHAM.
For Treasurer:
w. II. ROWLAND.
Register Of Deeds;
PAsCH ALL LUNsFoRD.
Coroner.
DIR. N. M.JOHNsoN.
Surveyor:
A. NJ. LEATHERs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15

AT DOBBS FERRY. i very attractive
n property on Beldenave. 10 let house contains IL
and bath nice grounds stable rent 500 Inquire
Of r.. w. HARRIS owner,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15

A .f' EAT nd FARM. - acres.
scss Princeton N j. house. ID rooms tenant house
nuts desirable neighboThood. (FoiO ,301)
PHILLIPS WELLS Tribune Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15

Oh MINUTES from Libertvst. via JERSEY
~ Central Greenvile overlooking NewY ork Bay an
City NICE hsuses 10 rooms all imrrovements, $40.
WIN Il ARMSTRONG. 40 Nosey.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15
o. N0n ONLY 800 cash, balance i
0OIOOOs .-anthlx instlImsnts Of $40 and in,eIa.

y y y " monthly INSTRUMENTS Of S4U anu InIefest.
lsroom house hot and cold water bath. large barn.
land fish ponds abundant shade cherries plums.
grapes pears &c healthy location. excellent neghborood
utle perfect imme afe possession.
Also broom cottage af acre land for sJ50-s5 cash
DSlance N montIly payments OF $40; within minutes
wax Haw horne Depot y j. depot agent AZ Haw thOrpe
WI snow both either; take train sl6 or 020 n or
lao p n To-Day foot oil Chambersst, Erie Railroad e1cur
SION tcket IL miles Hawthorne For particulars call
owner X L. WoLCOTT, 20 Centrest, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15
ARVEhNE BY.TRE.SEA."

ACCESSIBLE. QUIET ELEGANT
Thirty BY rail. directly the ocean iroht 40
,oIpnc the Crest Of Far ROckaway. Long lslShu
Handsomev furnished cottages TO rent WITH na, gas &C;
Choice cott160s 4Vi
sale Service and meals II desired from the new
ARVERNE HOTEL
Ap,ly Room eO9 Mutual Life so Nassau Room p. Do
nestle Building 1913 Broadway, cor l4thst, Ne"'i ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15

CHICAGO AND GREAT WESTERN First
~ Mortgage per cent 90 year gold bonds on r. r. and
Terminals in Chicago limited for sale at IO2
L u a D tIaII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15
ARGYLE HOTEL and COTTAGES,

ARGYLE PARK, BABYLON, l.. !.
cottsxe, are fully furnished have all moiern improve
ents and for the season at from s03o 70 stW
svls PARK one hour New York 40 acres Su acres
natural lake Boating bathing fishing sailing on ING ge~V
So1'" A"'' r. +. SILLECK, Manager,
Murray II IN Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15

TWO frame houses, six rooms and entire
L cellar range hot and cold water modern improve
ments 10 inmates 34th ferry rent $40 per month
Apply IS Borsenave l. l. city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15
Drp Goods.
8teamboais ano Railroads.

THE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE,
i BETWEEN NEW. YORK, GLASGOW AND
WITH rrrpoue RETEA2E sA AZ REDUCED RArrs
TO LIVERPOOL. LONDON, DUBLIN, etc.
STATE OF INDIANA, Thursday, April 49, 10 a. m.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, THUS, Apr 20, o 80 D. m
Cabin passage. $40 and $50 according location of
staeipouL Excursion tickets at reduced rates steer
age tickets and all parts Of Europe at lowest
rates From pier foot Of Canal-st North River.
AUSTIN BALDWIN so, General Assnt4
Steersge once. 81 Broadway. % Broadway, N. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15

INESTFIELD n J-Grea est bargain large
w house farmers cottage stable OutDuiidings IS
good land, fine fruit; only $4,000
4. S. Mills, 957 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15

TWO Queen Anne cottages, II rooms each,
range. hot cold water. Baltimore heater modern i'm
provements 10 mnpies walk from 34th.st feryi rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15

AiIbN.-2. 600 acres in
the famous coal and iron belt OF Pennsylvania under
laid with "a veins Of bumnous coal and several veins OF
iron which have been successfully operated first
water facilities there is also OF fire CLAW and
limestone only tos meaning business will be given par.
ucusrs (FOliO 8 362)
PHIIIIPS 4 WELLS Trlbuna Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15
financial.
SAN PEDRO, Los ANGELES AND
UTAH RAILWAY COMPANY.
First Mortgage FOrty-Year Six
Per Cent. Gold Bonds.

LINE OF RoAD-sAN PEDRO BAY. VIA Los AN,
GELES AND PASADENA. NORTHWARD 10
Keller THE SOUTHERN TERMINUS OF THE
CARSON AND COLORADO RAILROAD. 275 MILES
syndicate being formed for the purchase OF that
OF the First Mortgage Bonds OF the San Pedro Los
Angeles and Utah Railway Company ksuabie account
construction and equipment OF that part Of the line
extending from San Pedro Bay Pasadena and Atadena
and including terminal lands in san Pedro Bay and In Los
Angeles and Pasadena and subscriptions for these bono
M invited by the aforementioned corporation.
Subscribers Will control the disbursement OF their money
and will also acquire valuable options rights and advan
ages including under certain conditions the control OF the
road and terminal property OF 500 acres OF
land at san Pedro Bay
A considerable portion Of tho bonds offered have
already been subscribed for.
Prospectus circular and subscription list application
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
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MA RhFIH,
= - ~
New YOrk Market.

NOV fOrk Market
NEW York. Aug l6.-Flour mBrket steady
Fine q 200! IS, Bupsrnne, % 1908 10 |; Mimi
Ha,rss2 sboo 90; City Nnl. Extra, q to94 Is
Winter Wheat extra. q s5<D5 Is.
Wheat-No. ]. Red. State. 95ci No. 2, exc
No. 2 Red, Winter, Aug 92kc, sept. s2s.c
receipts lS. 2s3; shipments. l78,43O
Corn NO. 4 Mixed, cash, 6snSskc
!t,S.. AIs ssssG; sept. bsxc receipts %. 10
Oats No l. y mite. stats. lsas7e, No. 2. DO.
sSkc; No mixed, Aug. 8 }sc ; Sept, agsSe
receipts, ~ 600 shipmenJs, 1890.
Rye nominal; STATE 76c.
Barley nominal.
PORK dull; OLD Mess. slt 01olIa5
Lard quiet; Aug 900 sept, " 81
,,sS hSlasses quieti for bo boiling stock. alc
Turpent,ns nrm At S8k63Ic.
Rosin quiet strained 10 good, 81 OahIDn 10
petroleum easy Refined In Casas, essc.
nHishu quiet grain to London, IA.
e Butter dull; westsrn Creamery, l8ksplgo.
s,Ci Cheess quiet western Flat, 7SsI.o.
s,,,e t, ohio '%ry sis, 7s.G SGse Fancy white. iao
0lskc. -
ted. 7kc.
Tallow dull Prime City. assc.
Bice nominal Carolina. fair togood. NO
Coffee quiet; Fair Cargoes. for Rio. lac,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
msrr.oa .. 8, Mays Church.

Miss Carrie Brogan ana Peter McGathen
were married this morning st O'Clock st
st. Msry's church, with nuptial msss, cele-
brsied by Rev Dr.. McCullagh. The groom
10 young business man from Mississippi,
and the bride . daughter of Margaret
Brogau, OF Drumoro township. After the
marriage ceremony the bridal party were
entertained ct the house Of the brides Sis
ter, Mrr. Leonard, on Locust street. They
left for = trip 10 New York and Washing
ton, after which they will 60 to their future
home in the sunny South. The bridesmaid
was Miss Lizzie Brogan, and the groous.
man Harry Sanders. The newly.wedded
cnnpla have many friends In this city and
county,