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St. Landry democrat., 1888-06-16

Various reports are in circulation in
regard to the appearance on our streets
ON different nights this week of crazy
men, eonyicts in women's apparel, etc.
We don't know how true they are. but
If we are tojadge by what our colored
friends say about it, they are as thick
as Che hairs on dogs back anywhere
after dark.
Since the above was put in type, one
OF these street night ramblers has been
arrested By our worthy Mayor, and
proved to be a crazy colored woman
who was some time ago incarcerated.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-06-16
PUBLIC scHooIsl NOTICE,

The public schools Of the parish will
close on June 22d, 1888, as per resolution
of tile School Board.
LAURENT DUPRE,
May 26-3t President.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-06-16

The examination of classes at the
Opelousas Female Institute took place
the latter part of this week, Wednes-
day and Thursday. The pupils ae-
quilted themselves admirably, and
Mrs. M. nj. Hayes, Principal. has just
cause to be as proud of her efficient
assistants as the large attendance dur
ing the session.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-06-16
NOTICE
NOTICE

Is heIe..y given OF intention to cause to be
introduced at the ensuing session of the Legis-
latnre, an act or acts to forfeit the charter of
Franklin College to authorize the sale of the
college property, and to appropriate the pro
eeeLls to building public school house or
houses in the town of Opelousas.
THos. III. LEWIS
St. Landry democrat., 1888-06-16
NOTICE,
The Famous Bell Cheney Springs

Will be open to the public ON June LIST
1888, under the management of that prince of
who has given the Springs thorough over
hauling and put everything in frst-class order.
"Uncle Bug" has pack Of fine hounds for the
uss III lIasr iuelin-d 20 laani, aud has also a
festive creole pony as wei! as that of the aris-
tocratic race horse. In fact. those seeking a
nice, quiet, Notwithstanding resort, will find it
at BelECheney ; and plenty to eat for both man
and beast. For further particulars address
HENRY. L. ERLICH, Bayou Chicet, La:
d. R.-Terna moderate, nay latf
St. Landry democrat., 1888-06-16
MARTIN BUDD,

PAINTING, PAPERING, MARB-
LING AND GRAINING,
St. Landry democrat., 1888-06-16

Misses Josie Bowen and Emma Fish
er, teachers during several sessions at
the o. F. Institute at this place, left for
their respective homes this week. Mrs.
0. III. Violet, also teacher in the insti-
tute, left for New Orleans.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-06-16
MOUNTAIN BAYOU
SPR1N G s:
st. Landry Parish, LA.

These fs.asoug Springs, noted for their health
restoring qualities, wili be open Tor the pnnilc
on June 10Th, 1885 HacMs gill be in readiness
at Eola Station on arrival Ut ~ and down
trains, for the conveyance of passengers. ~
addressing the proprietor on Monday, VEG.
ncsday and Friday. hacks will be sent 10 meet
xsaitprs mt Milburn Station.
ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
BEARD and Lodging VI so ger Day, or
$40 per Monah.
Address Charles BOSNIAN, Proprietor, Doss-
man p. O., st. Landry Parish, La. june 10 II
St. Landry democrat., 1888-06-16

Town and country jobs, promptly
attended to. april 1911 Y
St. Landry democrat., 1888-06-16
Jersey Bull.

otter for sale my splendidly bred .JerSey
baf"DUNCAN.' He is five years Old, color.
silver grey and fawn; good size, gentle and
very handsome. Sold only to prevent in
breeding. gave $100 for this anima, when =
calf, and offer hun for that sum now.
aprt 2l-u THOMAS j. HQUGH,
St. Landry democrat., 1888-06-16

Last Wednesday night Il reception
was rendered Miss Josie Bowen by
mem bers of the Philharmonic L. and
ID. Association ere she departed for
her home in Brookhaven, Miss. She
will be greatly missed 10y Ii host OF new
ly made friends here.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-06-16

Some of the wise members of the
Legislature want q compulsory educa-
ton law enacted by that body, when
everybody knows that the comparative
ly few schools in operation are far
short of enough to accommodate those
anxious to attend. The ACCESSIBILITY of
such law would be questionable, if
there were schools convenient to ac-
commodate all but there is clearly no
sense in such law, when the schools
are lacking.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
Mr. and MRS John Adam burger somewhat
| IpJured on Sunday Afternoon.

Ms. snd MRS John Adam burger somewhat
IpJured on Sunday Afternoon.
ON Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock, AZ
John Adam Burger, the we'll known Lam
caster builder, was driving In company
with bis wife, on the Horse Shoe turn pike,
on the road to Blrd-ln. Hand, they met with
q severe accident They were spprosch hing
All overhead bridge OF the Pennsylvania
railroad whom Mr. Burger stopped to listen
for an approaching train. Hearing none,
he advanced upon the bridge when train
dashed under II, frightening his borse
badly. The animal made q plunge
across tho bridge and made . jump 10 the
left side Of the road, wedging the buggy Into
the fence and wrecking the vehicle. Mira
Burger, who sat on that side OF the buggy,
was pinioned to her seat and had her left
arm and hand badly bruised and . rib
broken. The horse tore loose from the
broken buggy and dragged Mr.. Burger
some distance. lie finally lot 20 his hold
upon the beast, which came to stop a
short distance away. Mr.. Burger then
went back ana released his wife from her
dangerous position. Fortunately MIR.
Burgers son Adam and John l.. Sutton
were driving not far In the rear Of the Ill
fsted couple, ana they conveyed them
homeward. This morning both patients
suffer considerable pain from their
accident, but their injuries are not consid
cred OF a very serious character. MIs
Burger was badly shocked by the accident
AID her iriuries wero more serious thai
| those OF her husband. Tho wagon was
complete wreck. MIR. burgers clothes wer
Ia shreds, and Mrs. Burgers dress wa
torn In several places. Or, D. X. McCormicl
| attended tho sufferers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
DIR sENsENIa RESIGNS.

The Poor Dire ectors Aooept HIS Resignation
aud Extend tue Power Of the Steward,
The board Of poor directors met Satur-
day.
DIR. Isaac b, Sensenig, resident physician
tthe hospital, rendered bis resignation rs
resident physician, which was accepted
The board resolved to send TO tho state
insane asylum all patients In the Lancaster
asylum except the hopelessly imbecile,
which will be retained, and In view of this
new departure It WAS resolved TO dispense
with the service, OF Q resident physician.
The authority OF the steward was extend.
ed, giving him jurisdiction over the insane
department, aud granting him q resident
assistant.
The proposals for coal were opened, Hero
they are:
George Shulmyer proposed to furnish loo
tons hard egg al IS 50, 900 tons hard broken
s. 50, 80 tons Lykens Valley "a 70, 100 tons
medium stove 81 II, 200 tons bard pea g. 40
The BaumgsrdEer company prop rsed TO
furnish 600 tons hard broken at 1874, 100
t0ns hard egg tS7i, 100 tons medium stove
s409. 300 tons hard pea S2 "a, 80 tons Ly kens
Valley a a.
Tbs contract was awarded 10 to the Baum
gardners, they being the lowest bidders
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
fHG BAY CLUB.
They Leave ON Their Annual cruise Dow Q
Ihs Che sapeahO.


This morning the Bay club left Lancaster
on tho 6:30 train on their annual trip down
the Chesapeake. A number OF members OF
this club have been making the trip for
several years and they usually have o
much fun "a any party that leave lsncss-
ter during the summer. They have been
making preparations on big scale for WI.
years excursion end, In the eight day that
thev viii be svay, there II no doubt that
they will have great time. At Havre-de
Grace, Md they we're met at noon to day
nv the steam tug "Amanda POWELL" OF
| Baltimore, In command of Captain Warren
w. Coleman, who had the party last season.
The boat left Baltimore this morn
ing O. an early hour with
full supply Of melons, canteiopes
and other products Of the southern markets
ready for the ''sailorA" The club took
half dozsn large boxes filled with vet and
| dry 'soods" from this city. They LETT
Havre-de.Grace early this afternoon, 90.
Ing at once to Cape CHARLES City, which is
In Virginia, near tho Atlantic ocean. They
will run all night tonight 10 mako thai
city. Thence they will 60 to Norfolk
Fortress Monroe, Richmond, Annapolis
Bay Ridge and q number OF the prominent
places on the bay and rivers emptying Int
II.
There WAS q large number nj friends .
the depot TO see the club OF, and the follow
ing are the names OF those who went Hon
| ". A. Morton, Lewis b. Hartman, Fred
erick Engle, Or. b. II. Metzgar, w. w
Franklin, W. s. Weaver, W. II
Reilly, Frank l.. Hostetter, Thoms
G.. Wiley, John A. Snyder, Hsrr
+. Carson, Harry w. Buokius, OF th
Examiner, and Harry II. Hensel, OF th
INTELLIaENcER. Hartman and Henss
have charge Of the commisary, Hsrr.
Carson the bait and Dr. Metzgsr will at:en
TO the wants OF the sea. sick voysRers. tn
club had thought OF taking some musician
along, but thoy concluded that the oombins
tion could furnish enough music Tor tn
party.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20

To day q gang OF workingmen are en-.
g'ged in putting down q line Of heavy
curb on the north side OF the railroad on
North Queen street, similar to that laid q
few weeks ago on tho south side OF the
track. II was supposed that these heavy
curbs were Intended to prevent the street
ralwsy from Jumping tho Pennsylvania
track at this point, but the officers say this
IL not tho case It Is done merely to make o
better and more substantial crossing.
In digging trench for the ourDing 1t
was discovered that the sewer Just north Of
the railroad was oaved In for several feet.
This, also, will be thoroughly repaired,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20


CHICAGO, Aug. 2o-About 8 O'Clock last
night a woman giving tho name Of Mrs. Ii.
J. L,ndley wa arrested at the north western
depot a. she was preparing TO take the train
for Calumet, Wis She had in her charge
Ave yonDg sirls, whom she claimed she
Intended TO use ~ csnvsssers In the
mine regions. Mrs. Llndlsy wss confined
In the station over night. Mrs. II.
Lindley was this morning given
her liberty. There Ia no longer any
doub. that the arrest was . big blunder,
and there is every probability that someone
connected with the police department viii
get into trouble over IT, Convincing proof
was given to Lieut. Elliott this morning
that Mrs. I.indley Is lady OF good chsrsc'
ter, and that the objso for which she
was taking the young ladies out OF town
was perfectly legitimate one.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20

A party OF wheelmen from this city toe
3 run out TO Ranck's mill hill yesterday
afternoon to see who would be able to rid q
II the greatest number OF times without
getting off their wheels. The hill is stony
aud very steep, and Mr. y. h, Downey is
the only rider who had been able TO ride II
prior TO this attempt Mr.. Martin Rudy
rode II seven times, Mr., E. Grant Eicholt2
four times, Mr.. Chas. Fisher three times,
Mr.. VIM. q. Dittus two times The party
then rode home by way OF Rocky Springs
TO try their luck on the Old Factory brid ge
hill. Mr.. Rudy was the only member o.
the party who succeeded in getting to the
top without dismounL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20

Messrs. Raymond h whitcomb announce
two autumn eScurs ions direct TO Southern
Caliiornis. the dates OF departure being Ion.
DAY. September 10 ana Monday, October 8.
These trips are intended for persons who wish
TO reach southern California by the most dI-
rect and expeditions route. The transit will
be made In the most comfortable manner pos
sible, ana the hats by no way viii be only for
rest The period OF the year seec cted is when
travelling Is delight and when detentions
from storms or other causes are least likely to
occur. In short It Is the most desirable part OF
the " hole year for trans ontinental Journey.
Persons who Join these parties can dispose OF
their time as they prefer while In California.
Hotel coupons which supply board at the
leading hotels at reduced rates. may be availed
OF II desired, ana the tickets cover eide trip
everywhere. The return tickets are good un-
I'll next summer, ana there Is u choice OF five
different routes eastward. In addition to
those trips, the nrm has autumn excursions
10 the Pacific Coast Via the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park, and to Colorado. Descriptive
circulRIs may be obtained by mail Address
Raymond & wh'tcomb, III south Ninth street
under the Continental Hotel. Phi phia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20

E.w Yos.. Aug 20 Flour :. %s.sss ,., auist
Entrs. q sos as City M M. ! s1tra, y 7'o4 To-
wheat-No. l. He'd, state. e3ci No. 4 o9kc;
No. 2 Red, winter. Sept $50 Oct- sykc !;
Corn 80. = Mixed. cash. HSAe ,
Aug. snsc sept. tskc : receipts Sa'''o !
Oats No. j. W nits, state. % 9lse, No. 2 40.
8Skc; No Q mi1ed. Aug. sac; Sept. @stc ;
receipta, $50 900 shipmentS, mono.
Rye nominal Stale $50.
Barley nominal.
Pors steady Old Meas .olA 0o0lt 90.
Lard steady; Sept, % no; oct ~ G3.
Molssses nrm for 10 boiling stock. no
Black strap. leo.
Turpentins quiet At $40.
ROsfn nominal; strained TO good, d 02x0N V
Petroleum quiet kennod In Cases, 9kc.
fr6ights steady grain TO London. "a
Butter quiet, western Creamery, lo0lee.
Cheese easy; western Flat 70sc.
State Factory. shosc Fancy white, i2e
Eggs duii; State. lsolskc; western, i
sugar STEADY; Renned Cuuoaf. slIc; oanuia
tea. 7Xc.
Taiiow nrm Prime City. tXc.
Rice nominal Carolina. fair 70 good NO.
Coffse firm Fair Cargoas. for kio. ltHc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
Tho EYcur,,on To Reading,

The young Democrats OF Lancaster to the
number OF over six hundred left Lancaster
for Reading this morning. They had with
thom band OF music and we're In high
glee IS they left tho outer depot of the
Reading road. dispatch from q. N,
Reynolds, president Of the club, states that
"the excursion, with 900 strong, arrived
safely splendid weather"
In the noon train about 100 more eScur-
Bionists lett Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
DEA THIS

YAOKLEY.-In this city. on tho 18th inst
Mary a.. wife OF John YaoRley, IN the Gjth
year OF herage
The relatives ana friends OF the family ar
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral, from
her husbands residence. No. 2S Middle stree,
on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock Intsrment
at Lancaster cemetery. ltds
DOYLE August ~. 1883 IN this city, Francis
Barnard, son OF The late Ohm and Mary Doy Ie,
agedt0 years.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from his mothers residence, No. 2.a North
Duke street, on Tuesday morning at 8 30
o'clock, High Mass at 81. Mary's church al .
o'clock Interment al St Msry's ce nstery.
New York papers please copy
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
Report ReConmit,ed

The court delivered an opinion on sstur.
day az to the OF sning OF Button ood street.
The question raised WAS whether Alvis
Holm, who purchased property sbuttipg
on tina! street, was entitled to the damages
assessed, or whether they belonged to
William Schultz, the former owner OF the
property. The court directed Mr.. Holm 10
be entitled to the damages, and recommittsd
the report to the viewers to hssess the dam.
ages to him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
Leg Amp 4satsd.

Jossph GoodeIdori, who had his ies ten.
ribiy crushed about four weeks ago by the
falling OF plano from secoud- story win
dow OF the McGrann house, North G ussa
street, had Tho log amputsted below the
knee ON Saturday, by DR.. M. l.. Herr, II
being found impossible to save the Iimh.
The surgeon wished 20 spputsts the linn
q shs time o. the accident, but Mr.. Gooden-
doff would not Ierm't It.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
EIna .Inh RrIniinR

The Job Printing Department OF tho INTEL
Li0RsosR Is equipped with the Latest In
proved Machinery ana the Newest styles OF
lype. ana Is prep ,red at all times 10 All orders
for Books. Catalogues. Price Lists, Letter.
heads, Biii.heads, Envelopes, and in fact.
everything from Visiting card to q Postar.
We have Numbering. ferforatipg, Eyelet-
ting ana other Machinery. used In irst. class
establishments. ana are constantly adding tho
Latest Faces OF Type,
Fiist class work done by nrst-class work.
men. satisfaction guaranteed Prices reason
ahla. Cal ana SEQ orr specimens ana get
prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20

The cases OF malicious mischief Preferred
against Henry McAleer, George McAleer,
Joseph McAlser, Charles X ohler and Frank
kohler, by Valentine +. Woodward, for
s.oning him and damaging his canvas
boat at Potts landing some days ago, were
heard by Alderman Spurrlsr Saturday
evening aud dismissed, the evidence being
insufficient to prove that the accused were
the guilty Tsrties.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
New Sorh stocks.

sew ioKK, Aug 20 p. m.-Money closed
at ~ per cent. sxchange quiet posts q
rates, u SS4i s5x; actual rates q s4k0
ass,. for 90 days ana q s7dA sT.1 for demand
Governments closed nrm; currency Us,
20 bid as coup. q IS; tk's DO. d 07s.
bid
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
HeIinUwu Stairs

Rebscca McLsne, living at No. l3S Beaver
street, fell from the top to the bottom o!
the stairs and sustained q severe seal p
wound and broke one OF her ribs. She was
standing on the landing ana Intended to
step into her room, bat by mistake stepped
on the stairway. DR.. Henry Muhlenb z
sewed up her wound. Mrs. McLsne Ia a
poor washerwomsn, and as the acciden,
Will disable her for some weeks, she needs
assistance. Lot the chsritably disposed re,
spond.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
Reunion 81 Gettysburx.

The third annual reunion Of the Veteran
Association Of the Sd Pennsylvania Heavy
Artillery and lSsth regiment Pennsy lysDi ia
Infantry, will take place on September 27
and 25. 1855, at Gettysburg, Pa. Card
orders can be had for excursion rates over
the Pennsylvania railroad from this city
through DIR. J. y. Smith, OF 2i6 West
Orange sireet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20

ElGHT Day Excursion TO Ocean Grove, Long
Branch, from Lancaster o. 60. Atlantic City
or Cape May, t30o. Wednesday. August 2a.
good to return any day or train until august
~. via. Pennsyv Inia railroad. Train leaves
station at bii5 a N, Cars on side track, Tues
day evening" street car win leave MillersvilIs
al o'clock u. IN, TO connect with train This
excursion Is under the auspices OF Lscios' Ala
Society, Iirst Nj. K. church. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
Wits OF nIsudsm Us Issued

wits OF mandamus were Issued TO day
sgainst the school boards OF Clay and
Rspho townships for refusal to Issue their
tax duplicates to the persons elected last
February as the collectors OF tax. The
school boards will answer In q few days
why they refuse to Issue the duplicates.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
nI.lnrnance on Norlh frlno. s,rsA,

disturbance on North Prince Street
There Was great disorder ON North Primo
street, between Chestnut and Walnut, on
Saturday night, between II and IL o'clock.
The originator OF the disturbsnc was Levi
Nixdort About the time that big row was
Imminent police officers put In an appear.
anoe and the crowd scattered. The only
person hurt was Nixdorf.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
Nominated py the President.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 2o.--The president
sent the following nominations to the
Senate To be United States consuls j..
Y. Parsons, OF New York, ct AK 10.
Chapelie l.. Austin spAldinR, Of New
York, at Brunswick: Col. Roger Jones, In
spector general with the rank OF brigadier
general; William w. AvorilI, lste captain
Third cavalry, to be captain In the army.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
keunIon OF sIItaenara

GA Tuesday the annual convention OF the
siIteeners OF Pennsylvania will meet in
Harrisburg, the sessions Will be held In
the House of Representatives, and will
Continue until Thursday, when the dele
gates and their friends will visit the battle
field et Gettysburg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20

Many witness His wonderful Performance.
DR.. Gleason, the king OF horse tanners,
had q good audience Saturday evening,
He had several bad horses to .ame, but "a
usual succeeded In bringing them to obe-
dienoe. Owing TO . Misunderstanding on
Saturday evening In regard to running oil
street cars the necessary accommodations
In the way Of cars WAS not provided To
night ample accom- modations will be pro
vIded QOiDg and returning,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
bid. Tor Cleaning the Reservoir

Hihs Tor CIeAhibE the KeseiV0i
The water commissioners oponsd bids on
Saturday evening for the cleaning OF the
west reservoir The bidders were God
frey Suter, $3.50 Charles Schwebsl, S276 ;
John +, Stautier, sllO, The contract was
awarded TO Mi S!suttsr aud he began
work today,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20

10 Atlantic City on sunday August oe.
Special train leaves QuaIryviile at $40 a. IN ;
Lancaster tKins street, at 4; Columbia. 1
Landisville. i:23 a. m Fare only %. Leave
Mannheim attSS Lititz, An. and Ephrata, 8 O3
q. m. Fare only s2.75 Trains returning leave
Atlsnt,c City at 4. 9 ana p. m. Leave fhila.
delphia. broad ana Callowhill depot. at $50
p. IA. only sunday excursion TO tho Atlantic
this season. ausls 10 23 25dAltw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
Couan,.tut Imam i.sad

Henry Stan or, charged by Charles Vii.
son vim dhcusrging firearms WITHIN The
city limits Ia violation Of the city OF idinance,
had hearing beiore Alderman Pinksrton
Saturday evening snd wss discharged. there
being no evidence against HIN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
He Win he q salesman,

EI.Chief OF Police Philip l.. sprschsr has
soce ptGd position In the hardware store of
Isaac Dhler a Sons and went on duty this
morning,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20

CHICAGO, Aug. %. e30a q m.-Market opened.
Wheat-Aug. sissc Sept, si,foi Oct. $40;
May. slsso.
Corn-Aug. A'Sc Sept. lJsc; Oct. Axc.,
May, S9szc.
oatsa-Aug.. 9'sSc., Sept. a,sc.; Got, Asset
May. 2slxc.
tl3 Dlk.
i.srd--August. " SIX Sept. d s7k; Oct
short Ribs-August, " lek, Sept, u sS
Oct, u 81
ULoeIse.
Wheat-Augn tGc Sept. s6c.; oct. sGkc.
May, Dltsc,
Corn aug. Also; Sept, t4kc. Oct. t4sfo
May, iasc.
oats- aug. soc Sept. 2iHc; Oct. 24ko.
May. 2s11c.
Pork-Aug, Sls 80; sept. sls 80; Oct.
Sl3s5
Lard-Aug., u IS; Sept. D sJ; Oct
9glk.
short Ribs-Aug. q 80 Sept. u 80; Oct
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20
Jhe ph,I.a,,pn,. U.,tIe A,erksI

PH1ApxrpnrA. Aug 20 Tho recs ipta at the
North Penpsy ivania ana west fhiiadelphia
drove yards were
Tor the week Beeves. 100 sheep, 10 COO /;
hogs, 5000. Previous week Beeves. 5000 (;
sheep, IS OfO hogs 4. 800.
Besf cattle were in iair request e1tra, 6N0
bssc good. ah0oc; medium, 40akc.; CON-
sheep we're in poor demand extra, 90
bHc, good. 4h0lNc; medium 5000
common, lkd3c Lambs, S07c.
h.gs Chicago. s9aHc common Western'
sldsk1,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-20

Church Excursion to Ocean Grove and Long
Branch on Wednesday, August I'D. by Read
ing ana beautiful Bound Brook route Round
trip tickets, good for eight days. Fare only
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Ephrata, 1908. Quick time route.
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