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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-24

The Rcnsn Cashslis csurrS A~s IN CIR
esssasTr - tcsp iseis vlss ~ eso isrztes.
s2o ssYle-ns. VIA - ees irusf=. cares fsx
- sae erpAsns as - Jersie ans et1sr -ol-
lsg<s SRI inssst7sslcns ~ aiyh grade. nth
- 80 sfudsnss. kas 81 eis stsseres q al
eis=ses unser tn<svacticp. sci a. -a1rrh
sasi@srx- sd ssAsy eS1sfs-es nsr7her sheus
saoo. wsth seetsnz ,apaeifv 81 : &C 60 -
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-24

And each dag aud night during this week
you can get a. w. II. Tibbs Kemps Bsisam
for the throat and lungs. acknow lodged to
be the most successful remedy ever sold tor
the cure of Coughs, Group. Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough. Asthma and Consump-
ton. Get bottle today and keep il always
in the house. so ron can check your cold az
once. Price SOC and 81. Sample bottles
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-24
GuW aDylngi'slld
Was Saved i!

cICERo HANLToS Co. ISp.. Sept. - 1877
me following is true account OF what yorr
- 8. has done for our little daughter Haz1..
Low four years old. when y months old
sp-n appeared on hsr eel which slowly grew
Srger. The family physician thought &c was
-sfsea b a piece Of broken glass or needle.
We failed to bring anything 10 light. Tho
s>tld became feebler AL the time, seeming tc
p~-c the T.se OF her leg. ard hnaliy quit walk
sSE entirely. The middle finger and thumb
either hand became enlarged. tho nesh be
coming hard. The hip joints became iavolv-
cd. 80 that when seventeen msnths old she
yould not stand. having los. the use OF leg
snasrm. Partial curvature OF The spiHe also
followed. The nervous system was wrecked.
musclcs contracted. aud there was general
wasting OF flesh and muscle. Al eighteen
months OF age she was placed under the
treatment of prominent physician OF BIOS
tan. Mass. Int &C the end Of ten months she
had decliaed TO such q degree thatshe wa. ia
dying condition. This was In April lssS
We took the child away not knowing what
TO de. In this dreadful dilemma we were
ever-pers usdod by friends 10 try lone bot
tie" OF SwfSr's SPECIFIC. which we did. and
before Il hAd ell been take we saw a change
for the better Ia her symptom We keptR
up. and have done go TO this day, and with
keep Il Up. n the Lord wills. FOR many days
TO come. for it has brought our dying Hazel
10 life, to vigor, 10 strength and health again.
The ssken hue OF her cheeks has changed to
arosy tint She IS able 10 walk anywhere,
her lanyue and melancholy have passed
away. and the Is now q blithe. cheerful. hap
py romplsg child Should you wish 70 IN
crease yuur testimonials OF proof OF the
virtue OF S. s s. our names and what we
have ss>f Is but portion o, what we owe to
you. - 0uld you wish 30 use them.
Kindly yours,
Ben. F. SWIFT.
GEkrEUDK L. SWIFT.
?. 0. Box o..
Tr~etise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
rE SWIFT Specific Co, Drawer s.AtIanta,6
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-24
S3-Electlic Belts-S5
ELECTRODNA CO.,

Physician in attendance once hours
10 y a. NJ. to p. N. Sundays. 10 10 Il
T. IA. and , 10 p. N.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-24

March za-Wbest-No. / White. sac. No 2
red cash. sc asked. MAJ - - asked June.
49, July sac.
1 COru-5oc 4sEed
O4ts-No. 2 50 - No. white. 55tzc.
H. 40 ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-24
Do You Know Tt?

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tse7 a~err $50 ~ 90 .esse Frr fr~ras
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-24
OUR MARKET REPORTS.


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VITA Iaas1SFste oaalDe-s No. : fe1 NsrcA
= l3l<cs A4y 49, s. - JaEe, ,S,4Eee - lsz,
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err IsasIc.
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-24

March z3-h hest-csesdy. Cash. n. April.
Pc Azy - A.
cosn-firIleE Cash and April sS.s Nay.
- 1-lsc
Oats Firm. Asy - &
HhEky-si Is
FoIx- steady C.sh, a. 20. Nay g8s15s
Lazd-sgeAay. Casl. . A.. M, sDA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14

presidency and vice presidency, .
statement OF ID, m ,cratic principles com.
piisd from the writings OF Washington
Jeffersop, Madison, Jscssop, Ifioen ano
Cleveland, an account of b. Louis conven.
siou and much valuable political infor ma
tion. Tho fact that no eminent master
Of the pen - General Lev wallace, the
suibor Of "Ben Hnr," II engaged upon q
liie Of General Harrison made the literary
excellence Of this rival work matter Of
prime importance, but st the same time
the practical uses Of cam pe,sn hand book
could not 10 foreotteD. W. u. Hensel, esq,
Of this city, and formerly of tbs 1NTRLLI-
eRSCER, assisted by Mr.. Geo r. Psr.sr,
late Of the New York frcss and .
veil chosen for this ts.k, and they
have on short notice given 10 the
public work that is fer above the average
Of campaign publications, presenting the
histories Of two busy lives in way that
can read the story OF Mr.. Clevsland's life,
/ ~ here told, without accepting the convic-
inn that the man who now occupies the
White House is distinguished by sincere
and manly devotion TO duty sud tender-
ness OF coDsoienoe that sre the rsrest OF
qualities. The letter 70 his brother which
came to light In tho campaign OF 1884 gave
the people Q glimpse of the inside Of his
mind that was Of great weight with many
doubtful voters. The lstter was written
night Of his election - governor Of New
York, and displayed . keen senss OF the
respons nsibilities, OF the Office and devotion
70 high principle. 1t concludes "Do you
know thar II mother were slive i
-hould feel 90 much sa'erf / have
muon to do with my success. i shall tx-
psct you TO help rne IN that way" Now
that We hear 20 much OF the ancestors Of
Harrison there 10 additional interest In this
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
CLOSING.


rEsw Yos1s s Aug M.rlour market easier
kIua o ssos rs; City sIi. NItra. u to0t IS
Winter wheat extra. u s3(35 Is
Wheat-No. l. Red. STATE. 9ic, No. 2. stc;
No; = RED. Inter. Aug slsso; Sept. Sls1o
Corn NO 1 Mixed. Cash. Sac
!S,SmsbSs AIS; sss asp sept 's' receipts lsl'to
Oats No. !. " hits. state. 4sotoa, No. z DO.
SHc; No mixed. Aug. 5 10 Sept, 49, &c
reesipts. "a 200 shipmenIs. none.
Rye nominal Stale 70c.
Barley nominal.
PORK dull; Ola Mess.slt 01Olt2s
LARD Gull Aug ~ 0o Sept. ts IS.
Black strap, lao
Turpentipe drm at S3kc-
Hosin steady strained TO good, u DIXON TO-
Petroleum easy henned In Cssos, 9sss.
Ireights nrm grain to London, "a
Butter Dull; Western Creamery, l3xQisS.
Chease easy; Western Flat Iusl.c. ;
State Factory, 7*0sc ! Fancy White. l20
l2e Ohio Flat, 1880.
Eggs quiet St.tN. ls1l9<c; Western, II
sugar nrm Renned Cutio~f, s1Ic Grxnula-
tea. 7%o,
Taliow steady; Prime City. 40.
Rice nominal Carolina, Iair toxood, Ey<c
Conee easy Fair Cargoes. tor Rio. lac,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
GASES rRrORE rsE Mayon.
a Deaf and Dumb Dssa Who suddenly De
gan 10 speAa.

A Dtaf and Domb sssa Who Suddenly De-
gan 20 speAn.
Last evening Offloer Cfaw ford was stand.
Ing In Centre Square. whore young man
came up TO him, making motions with his
hands ~ though he wss deaf and dumb.
the officee did not know what 10 make Of
him and he called party 10 his assistance.
The officer was sure that he We mute
and concluded TO take him down TO
family In tho Southeastern part Of the
city whose members are In the same
condition. and have them talk 70
him, The cfiicer walked with him down
Duke street. and wLen they reached Nor
oeck's shop at Vine the young fellow
turned around and said, "Say, how far
are yen going TO take m, anyhow" The
oficer was astounded at the sudden recov
cry Of the mans speech, but he soon came
to and told the fellow that he believed be
would "run him In" The fellow was taken
TO the station house whore he gave his name
- Henry Deming, and his home % Hsr
risburg. He said that the reason he sctec
In the way that he did TO the officer VA
b&oAuee he was . little drunk, and wa
afraid Of being arrested II he talked. Th'
mayor ditcharged him.
The next customer before the mayor VA
| Agnes Smith, young girl who IL sfiictef
| with epilepsy, hss no home and applied fo
| Q permit to the county hospital. The msyo
| sent her to that Institution.
Harry and Peter u Brien. brothers look
Ing for work, srplied for lodging last night
/ I hey are on their way to Philadelphia anC
| we're discharged this morning by th'
| mayor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
Accident 1t the Gas works.

This forenoon George Ochs, . lsborsr o.
the new gas works, while working with
oshers. In placing heavy cut stone, weigh
ing perhaps . ton, on the coping OF the
large receiver OF the gssometer, met with .
very painful accident Oae OF the trestles
ON which the stone was being pushed into
place broke under the heavy weight and
the stone came down against Mr.. Ochs'
leg. isosrsting 1t badly from the knee 10
the foot, and barely escaping crushing II
Mr.. Ochs was taken 70 his home, No AT
High street, where he received proper sur
eicsl attention. This In the first accident
shat hss hsppsned st the new gas works
etncs work commenced on them last April.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
GAVE OFFIoERs TIE SLIP.
George Rowe Returns HAvsrs'ick Sons
Team ana suddsniy Departs.

George Rowe Returns Havsrs'ick 4 Sons
Team and suddsniy Departs.
George Rowe, the man who 10 20 fond Of
driving around livery horses and not psy-
ing for them, has not yet been arrested
Yesterday Rowe aud John Richardson, .
partner, drove the team of Haverstick q
Son, which Rowe had hired on Sunday, up
iu front OF the Cooper house The men
got out and went into the hotel. Some
person who saw the team knew that
II was Haverstick's, and that the owner OF
II was anxiously awaiting its return. Word
was sent over to the stable, and David
Haverstick came to TIE hotel. He sent the
team home and demanded payment for II
from the two men. They looked ct each
other In q shes pish wsy, and finally Rove
sat down and wrote out . check for 70,
TO which q bystaDder saw him put
the nains OF @. w. Myers, proprietor
OF the Cooper hou O. Mr.. Hsverstick
said he wanted money and Rowe then tore
up the check. He did not know what TO
do, but & ally left the hotel and went on .
wild Roose chase for money which he did
not get Havsrstick entered suit sgainst
both men for false pre'ense at Alderman
McConomy's. Richardson was arrested by
Constable Cline and he entered bail for q
hearing. The constabl had Rowe also, but
hs gave him the slip. He will likely be
caught soon.
Besides being beat Of tho first water.
Rowe 10 machinist. He comes from COL
umbia and during short stay In this city
has been employed at three or four differ
ont places. He IL short man with fer y
red mustache. He 10 decidedly fresh ~
IN bis manners and likes 10 talk loud and
long. especially II he can get an audience.
No one seems TO know what he does with
tho teams thst he hires and keeps away.
Some people who know him we'll say that
he il merely on drunk aud when he comes
to his senses he will square things up. The
lIverymen think differently.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14

Arthur +. Sutherland, . young printer o.
this city, surprised his friends yesterday
by hieing himself to Camden, New Jersey
He was accompanied by Miss Christie Tsy
lor, daug hter Of John Taylor, of 40 Popla,
street, and the two wero made man and
wife by Rev. Isaac M. Bsgley, at his home
No. 909 Broad way, In the Jersey town. The
young couple returned to Lancaster in the
7:50 Il ain, and were met ut the station by
some frients. They were driven at once
to the residence Of the brides parents,
where reception and good time was held
The groom Is d grad uste OF the Examiner,
where he worked for year,, and to-day the
printers are extending their .sT In con
graduation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14


In the early part Of July "Col." IL. b.
Lowe, . dudish looking young fellow,
arrived in this city and began to solicit
advertiser epts for . business card which
he he'd intended to get out Before coming
20 Lancaster he had been In Camden whore
no purchased some jsweiry from w. II
Bennett, hut went away forgetting to settle
On July 10 be was arrested here by Chief
ol Police Snelx upon information rec lived
from Camden. The next dsy rs pres ats-
tive Of Rsnnstt arrived In this city and
Love effected . compromise by giving .
$50 noe for 80 days on the Peoples bank.
Love left In the hands OF Q gentleman Of
this city, - security for the note, . pair OF
gold diamond sleeve buttons, valued q, S23,
aud wstoh, which was worth probably $a5
These would more than cover the value Of
the mote. The note fell due to-day but
was not paid, 90 the chief OF police packed
mp the goods which Lowe left for security
and sent them to the Camden Jsweler.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
The Phiiaa.Ipni~ cattle Market.

PHILApsLPHIA. Aug. 10. The rec1 ipts nj the
drove yards were
For the week Bseves, 900; sheep. 1900 4;
Loss. toO Previous Week; Beevss, 500 /;
Beef cattle were In lair request extra no
Sse GOD. tAoeei medium. s0aHc; COIN.
Sheep were in good demand for the better
grades. while common was not wanted at ary
nsures extra, SC; good, A.QiNc; me-.
SD7c
Hogs were in fair demand at a decline ,of
grades arrived
Mich Cows were in fsir req nest at s2ss155.
Mich Calves wer. d. morsiixed at z2St6c,
Fat Cows were ull NJ IQSxc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14

The property committee Of councils
opened bids last evening for the steam
heating apparatus for the remodeled city
hall. The bidders were X. q. Ovsrdeer,
81, 220; w. J. Smith, 81. 4s3; Finn q Bren-
emsn, 81, ia; John Best, $3.50 or $s75 l..
II. Bsohlsr, $s2s Star Heater company, oi
Nj. Joy, 81 AIS so. A bid was received to-
day from Broomall q Sanks. York, who
offered to do tho work for 81, ,425.
The oontrsot was awarded to Mr.. Bachler,
the lowest bidder.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
.==H=-
ID "a THH

RobERIs Tin Manor tnwnship. August H.
william hoberte. In his Goth year
Funeral services at the house at 0 a m. Wed.
nesday, August IL. ana at the u. Il. church,
Mountviiie. at 10 q m, RelativoI ana friends
arc cordially Invited TO attend. from his late
residence. one mile east OF Mountviiie. 2td
toHHID In this city. on tba ltth inst. Jo
aeph j.. son OF John l. ana Albertina scheid,
IN the third onth OF hts age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend tho funeral
from the residence OF his parents. No. bl& st.
Joseph street, on Wednesday afternoon az 2
o'clock Intarmsnt at ~ Joseph's ca re'ery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14

CEIoAao, Aug l3.-- --Catue---Rsceipts. 1000 [
shipm.nts. mono marset nrm stee's .. . 30
bn'l. and mixed, q 1908 30 TEXANS stser, sl 20
% 70 ccrs q s0l Is "estsra rsrsers "a
Hogs n ceips. 1000 hesh, shipmsnts.
rops, market strong. higher; mixed: q 81
e se o. common ,, e. at 0s sood 70 choice
sheep kscsipis. 6.0D head shipments.
nons, market active; natives, ss 20
a. 90 Western shorn. % O. o. 80 1sxaS ohOrn,
ss ss0s9s7s; lambs. u oo0s eI
East LIBBwrv. - Cattle - Reoeipts. 85Ss ;
shipments, 2isO head market strong on good
lover, no cars shipped TO Nev YorRlto-1ay.
Hogs = heosipta, $500 head I snic.usnts
@ @sSo mari marset ,as. M rhna1slpni,s; - ~ "a
common 10 fssr % O06e 10, piGs. @ nos %,
no oars shipped 70 New York to-day.
market slow shade on from last Meeh Q pricss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
Constable Morton suss.

Constable Morton, OF Mt Joy, against
whom suit has been brought for damages
for selling property belonging to Mra Giants.
bss entered . number of suits sRainst
Henry w. Gants. all growing out of the
same transaction. He charges Gsntx with
asssulting and resisting him In the dis
charge OF his duty aud also with larceny a.
baiiea The accused entered ball before
Justice Reiker for hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
stole Three Live Foxss,

A peculiar case has been returned to court
by Justice Kennedy. OF Intercourse. The
defendant 10 Jacob Lsury, OF Bart township,
and the prosecutor 10 Nathan Howe, OF Earl
township The charges brought are felo-
NOUS entry and larceny, and the subject Of
the larceny 10 three live foxes, which the
prosecutor alleges that Laury stole from his
cellar In the early part Ct August 1t 10 .
question whether stealing foxes 10 larceny,
aud It will, no doubt, be raised In this case.
Lsury entered bail for trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
Another Runaway.

Last evening Harry Hirsh was driving
on the Liti.z Pike. aud juss as he reached
the railroad bridge, near McGovern's, an
engine passsd under. Tots frightened his
horse and tho animal ran on and turned
into Lime street Before ne was caught he
had out himself terribly about the legs,
and prsssnts frightfui sppe srsnce to day.
Tue buggy was broken TO pieces, but Hirsh
ives uot hurt at all.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14

Oae OF the mesnest and d.rtlest cutters
In this city IA the one on Christian street,
between East King and Grant streets.
The s.onss are loose and the filth 10 not
carried oil. The water runs along wheel
track end emp,ies into L ,st King street iu-
stead Of the sewer. Tue inlet was filed
with mud, e., nearly oil summer and It
was but recently cleaned, while the quite Z
was allowed 10 remain ss Ii L. Twenty
policemen walk up this half square each
day and they surely must notics its con
dltioD,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14

NIw Yoxx, Aug. 10. I p. m.-noney closed
at ~ per cent Exchange quiet posted
rates, o. sox0t 81, actual rates ~ Slk0
ass for 90 days ana " s7x0A SIX for demand
Governments closed hrm currency Sc,
q % bid - COUP. q a7K; Ak's DO. q OK.
bid
du'l ana on mode rate selling by :Lonoon and
traders prices decliued Y TO y. Chicago
Burlington Quincy was sold down on light
transactions SH per cent The list has CON
tinued dull ana with0ut feature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14

MAhk H1H,
uh,csSo PROD oos s,nrxe,-

CHICAGO, Aug. II, $3.50 "A H. Market opened.
Wheat-Ausn $40 Sept, sisSc; Dot. s!tsc.,
May. Ssl.c.
May. $40.
ohts..us.. 2akc; Sept. 9sMc., Oct. 2ic.;
May. 27kc
rork-August, Ns rs; Sept. A3 s2x; Oct.
els 40
Lard--August, o SIX ; Sept. q 70; Oct.
es8sk.
short Ribs-August, ss 90; Sept. ss ON
Dot, es07k
CLOSING.
wheatAug. HIsc; Sept, s2o; Oct. s.aso.;
May, S3&c.
May. aSro.
Oats. Aug, a,ssc; Sept. 2A,, Oct. 1880 =;
May, Ekc.
Pork-Aug. Gs 90; Sept. els AK Oct,
elS4.k
,.sra-Aug, u IS, Sept o. IS; Oct
q TAX.
short Ribs-Aug,. IS OAK; Sept. " o2x; Oct
es0lk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14

The IETELLIoRScKR Jon DEPARTMENT is fully
eqnipp, d with First Class Material ana Print-
Ing Machinery. ana Is repaired at all times TO
MI orders for Booke, Newspaper work, Cata.
logues, Price Lists, Ito. Ii also makes q
speciality OF Pcriorating ana Numbering. o,
well M Printing BANK checks, Certificates of
Stock. Notes. Drafts, Receipts. Memorandas.
BilI-heads, Letter. heads. Note heads, Sales
Eook,, Envelopes. or anything IN the Cone
inertia Printing line 1t aso prints Sale
Bills. Posters. Programmes. Hand Bills. ktc.
In plain black or colois. In att,active chap 8
and designs. Prices reasonable.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
The Democratic Excsrsion.

The members OF the Young Mems Demo.
cratic club Of this city arc making every
effort 70 have large and successful excur.
sion TO Reading on next Monday. A gres.
Uany ucxels have already teen sold, and
they ccntiuue to 60 like hot oakes. The
crosd VIII 10 great and they vii have q
pig time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
Waved n Nearing

Charles M. Bare. the young man caught
In the act o. stealing mo lsy at the store of
J. ID. Buokwaiter, OF Upper LsAoock town.
ship, has waived q hearing and entered
bail In the sum OF $500 for trial II ths August
court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
Appointed Csmpm ss ing Policeman.

The court to-day appointed J. Il. Shenk,
OF Msrtic township, special officer for the
Rswiinsville caDpmeeting. 1t will be
opened on August % and close on Ssprsm-
ber 5, and be under the auspices OF the
Rswlinsv!l.e Methodist church.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14

The Democracy OF Msrtic, Providence
anil adjoining township wiz w. To
o-gsriz De1socTsllc cIuU, " l. k.o.nas
the Cleveland and Thurman club OF Raw.
linsville, on next Saturday evening,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
Sarp.iss Pariy.

\ surprise parry was given Mrs. Charles
fsisA OF 81 Joseph street, Las, evening, the
sccssion being her birthday. Prof. Ken
kH's psrios oschsstrs fuTnishsd The rnusie
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
Drill MeAllnR.

Thers will DO . meeting for drill this
evening 81 The Eighth Ward Battalion st
bArs frix's saloon, on St Joseph street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14

wer~ cattle ana 70 calves etocker soid at
0tkc ana calves at si0 and els each
Al Lsvi sensenigs yard 100 cattle ware so1dt I
stochsrs and feedsrs' sosxe fst essus' sko
xt John W. MsBtsers yards y hces ana ~
cattle were sold stcckep and feeders. . 90
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The Local Live stoes nIsrkat.

LAHcLsTxE. Aug. IA, he receipts of live
sto' at the yard OF James stewart for me
week ending to-day, were Liza cattle, lbs hog !.
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The Pay SHr lfsro.

The pay car OF the Pennsylvania ror q
glsddened the hearts OF the employees
TO day at the station.
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CAMPAIaN BIOGRAPHIES.

Candidates Cleveland snd Thu 'msn Treated
by the Pens Of ". o. hsnssi and George
n. farksr
Hubbard Brothers have published In Q
proiussly illustrated volume the lives OF
the Dsmocraiic nominees for the
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1sW sWADIsRrIsSxEN1s
NEXT DOOR 10 COURT HOUSE
EIGHT LOTS.

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JACOB F. sHEAFFER's
PURE RYE WHISKY,
tAY OWN DIsTILLATION.)

A SSlGNkD ESTATE OF ANNIE
"A Martin ana Benny Marlin, her hu sband.
OF Rapho township, Lancaster county.
The uDdsrsigned auditor. appointed to dis
is.sc zsSm ss.iSnsSs for ths bsnsSt oe =, sSi ~
tors, u and among those legally entitled TO
the same, viii SIT for that puI posa on Tues.
dav, tha llth day OF septeD Der. 6s8 at 10 O'Clock
.. m, in the Library Room Of the Court HOUSE.
in ire city OF Lancaster. where ali pen ons In.
WIN. Il. BlllNTON,
augl%-8tdru Auditor.