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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-14

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SrOCH BRANDS
EURPHY g. HILL, HALLECK, NEW.

RANGE: Ngr;h Fork Of the Humboldt and Mountain City, Elko county, Ne
vlda. and Duek and Brra.Au Valleys, Owyhee county, Idaho.
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r aiiing Health.
Dyspepsia Cured.


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EcTt. WHAT ] suffered from Indigestion
and ECa1srGc Up - the time ] began
saEi2- Ayers SEfsaTGTiila. ! was under
lie eve q various physicians, and tT5ed
q great many kinds O! medicines, but
.EyC c.-z!.el -2o-e than Temporary re-
Lat. zt:gI taking Ayers Sa-sapa-!lla
10! q shy-t uIae, my headache disap-
Jared, and =? stomach performed It's
duties uCrs perfectly. To-day my
health i completely TestoTed.- Mari
Haley, Springfield, Ma.
] have been greatly benefited By the
T-9t1Tt use cf Ayers S~arsaparilla. Il
tones and ~IuTigJTGt.s the system. recu-
!a;HE tne action OF tic digestive and
r~-S.TEl--iy@ organs. and Tiializes the
t-p.'t. L Is. without doubt, the most
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y. u: Johnson, 53J Atlantic avenue,
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Ayers S%arsaparilla,
Prepa-c3 ~ Dr. &c. Ayer K Co. Lowell, Naas.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
Tho Victim Unknown.

jeremiah Hahn, OF Mannheim, who went
to Gap station on Wednesday morning to
inquire about the man killed there, who II
was supposed wss his son, returned home
on Wednesday evening. The body was
not exhumed because after seeing the par
ties who handled 1t and receiving from
them description OF the man killed, he
was positive 1t was not bis son.
Mrs. franklin A. KupP, of Reading, ht q
an idea that the body is that OF hsi son
George A. Hitler, who left his homo tw o
weeks ago In search Of work. The descrip.
tion OF the Gap man tallies with that OF
Hitler, and member OF the family went to
Gap to-day to get a correct desoript of
the man. The initials on the Gap mans
arm are not those OF Hitler. 1t is likely
that many missing men will be reported on
account OF this accident
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
Mr.. Anderaon,a Psrraf-

A few days ago the INTELLIaENCRR re-
ferred to the remarkable powers OF MIR. J.
q. Anderson's African gray parrot Mr..
Anderson informs us that he whistles and
sings the following tunes or parts OF tune
and utters these funny sayings:
"Polly Put the Kettle Oh and Well All
Take Tea" "Old Dan Tucker,n WJim
Along Jo," "Yankee Doodle" "Old Viz
stnis," "Pop Goes the WsassI," "Old Joe
Kicking Up Behind and Before" UYellow
Gal Kicking Behind Old Joe," swat for
the Wagon" "The Girl l Left behind
Me-" "Bagle Oali," "Betsy Baker," "Mo-
noy Musk" "Camp town Rsoes,n aOye,
the the, Fence is Out" .'Unhappy Jeremyer, =
uBob White" He huirahs for Clsvel snc,
Hsnoock, Grant, Patiison, Billy Morton:
'Good Morning, Doctor, Quite Cool, sir, !"
walk In Ladies, please take q seat, Z"
"Shut the Door" .'Charley wants coffee
corn, peanuts" "Charley wants his SUP.
per-" ..Wants more supper" "Whsts
wrong" "Stop that noise," 'Good- bye"
"Good morning." "Rags to day, old iron,
brass, old bones" "Spell dog and cat,'i
"Crows like . rooster" "Cackles like a
hen," "Barks like dog )" "Chsrley wants
to smoke" "Chariey Is a pretty boy"
"Give mo kiss now" "Charley IL all
right "Charlev wants to come in," "Peek
s-boo Charley" Goodbye, Charley, got
togo TO work now" He Initiates the csls
toaT. "Charley wants cider, beer, wins,U
"Oome now, Charlotte, supper ready; come
now, come on"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
Three Cows cause . Law Suit.

David McMullen, attorney for James
ShumakHr, OF Lexington. Warwick town.
ship, issued q writ OF replsviu to day
against David Hellmsn for three COWS. The
facts OF the case are these Shumaker's
COWS wandered into Helman's land, did
some damage, and Helman took charge of
the cows and said he would keep them
until he was compensated for the damage
done Shumaker claims that the cows
could not have gone into Helman's land
II tho fences had been In order and that
he is not liable for any damsges The
case Will get into court and the rights OF
the parties dc eermined In the sweet bye
and byen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
GUNNER Leisure.

Fishing 10 now good and has bsen for
some time along the susquehanns, and Il q
andtcsitons are that the members of the
clubs that encamp on the river next week
VIII have plenty OF sport A fish that 4.
becoming - plenty In the river rs bass II
IL salmon. They grow to be very large,
md towards tho end OF last season many
Wogs caught They arc again beginning to
blte and many have already been caught.
- spoon hook is used to cstoh them and
they are taken while " trolling"
0odfrisd H. Zahm, one OF tho pioneers Of
~ Tacqusn nsning club, left last evening
~ York Furnace
John.B B. Ksvinski, another old mon, Der,
- boon down for some time past ana ths
othsss Of the club will 60 down tomorrow
morning and remain ten days
John d. Ekiles and John l. Hartu an,
Win their wives, left yesterday afternoon
% abort trip to Gettysburg.
Thsse will be regetts ct Sunbury from
July 10Th to l9lh and tickets at the rate OF one
faro 30! both ways will be sold by the Penn.
eyivanis railroad.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
GRAIN and Pyevnss0nA.
Furnished BY p. Z. Yundt Broker.
CHICAGO, July II, 90 O'CLOCK p. m.
Whoat Corn. OaNa. Rnfk. lAr0
1--we Stock AaArkss,.

CnIoAeo. July H. Cattle Receipts. II 600
100, m.pSSt ssir,v sct,va G hrt pn.tavss
00lbc lower choice TO ertrA beeves. 3 7(
90 ! common 70 ROOD. y oo0s 70 stocker.
ana feeders, u zoos 80 cows, bulls and mixed,
q 1908 Is, TcIss cattle, d AOo89o; western
Hoss-Escsipts. s,0o head; shipmsnts,
1000 market active; mixed, os 6506 70
heavy g COOS IS; light, b t50o 90; Skips,
sheep Receipts. aO0o head, shipmsnts,
ieo0 market active: natives, es 250b %
lambs. u $500 y lt0 pounds.
EAST LIsnKry. = Cattle - Receipts. 7c3
shipments. ssss head market active prime,
% 74d6; fair TO good, SOS 70, cnmmof, ~.
100. O. cars shipped 70 New YORK to-day.
Hogs Receipts, 300 head, shipments,
1900 market active j. Phiiadeiphias. o a6G
common TO fair, g 00(18 10; pigs @ l006 co
oars shipped TO New York today.
shsep-keesipts. S..ooI shipments. 5000
li 1."d sdoa Smsi So%&on. III III lambs: s.f "a q
SIS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
married ", st. . oss ph's Church,

Adam Gable aud Miss Mary A. Beier were
married at ST. Joseph's Catholic church by
Father Grotemyer this morning Harry
cable and Frank Eibel officisted a. grooms.
men, and Misses Kate Gable and Theresa
Yesgley as bridesmaids After the mar.
risge ceremony there was q reception at the
residence OF the groom's parents, No IL
West German street, which was attended
by large number OF invited guests. The
newly-msde husband is Q cutter at Hostel
ter's clothing establishment at Mannheim,
and starts In married life with the good
wishes OF hosts OF friends.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
EIorED wIrn ran mar HAN.
a Lancaster County woman 0ives Her In
tended HusbAsa shs smp.

a Lancaster County woman 0ives Hsr In
tended nusbAsa shs snp.
The morning papers have the following
dispatch, which was dated Pottstown:
"John Hoffman, . well-to.do saddltr
living st swamp came TO Pottstown this
morning, where he met Mrs. Amanda Rus
sell, buxom young widow OF Quarry
Lancaster county, with whom no had
made arrangements TO be married this
evening In Reading. Hoffman upon sr-
riviug In town Immediately went to the
National Iron bank and drew . sufficient
amount Of money to defray the expenses Of
Q wedding trip He left his lady In COM
psny with Nj. J. II. Collins Of this Dor.
ough, who Was to b the groomsman on The
occssion, at one Of the leading hotels while
be went to procure his wedding OUTFIT, but
upon his return he found that Mira Russell
and Collins had eloped on the $50 train
north, whereupon he eat down and wsTi
like child"
Mrs Russell's maiden rsme was Stockur,
and she halls from the lower part OF this
county. She was married 70 man named
Russell who was much older than herself
and he died In q soldiers homo. OF late shs
had been living in Colerain township, Z
couple of miles from Quarryville She Il
about IS years OF sge and 10 quite lively
Persons who knew her we'll say that they
are not surprised ct the part .ehs took ir
/ this affair.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
nUNoARrANs roR n nARRisox.
Sic Hasdrea In new Yorh Cssy VIII vote 70
MIN, says q speaker ~ the Rspublsoaa


Lssgus Oenvsntion.
SARATOGA, N. r, July IL -On the con-
ysnipg this morning Of the state Republi.
can clubs the first business taken up We
the naming Of members OF the executive
committee BY the representa- 70 of the dif-
ferent counties
RESOLUTIONS were adopted thark the
speakers Of Last evening.
Oa motion Mr.. Dudley Phelps, of New
York, was chosen secretary.
Mr.. Schwarix, Of New York, was intro
duced and spoke Of the formation OF Hun.
garisn clubs In New York city, whence he
promised six hundred votes for sho Re.
publican party from his people. He closed
with series OF resolutions extending the
sympathy OF the convention to General
Sheridan, and they were adopted amidst {
tumult OF cheering on rising vote.
A motion directing The publication Of the
proceedings Of the convention In ramphls,
form met with opposition, and was referred
tn the executive committee with power e
sct.
The convention adjourned sine die will
three cheers for Harrison and Morton,
Numerous Interruptions were made 4
the adjournment motion, resolutions O.
II 'e" SoAuB OhotGu uuuk 0V0Iy
One In Saratoga was praised for the rscep
ton accorded the delegates In this rust
OF resolutions the officers OF tho CONVEX.
very nearly escaped Q recognition
OF their labors the resolution o
thanks to them being ono OF the iss
offered. On IL passage ono Of the delegates
who had become overwhelmed With thu
fulsoms expressions OF gratitude 10 every
body, moved that /" the thsnks OF the con
vsntion bs rendered TO each delegate pre-
sent for the able and impartial" etc. This
created laugh at once and disconnected
the speaker who seemed not 10 appreciate
the humor OF his own motion and took his
seat 10 annoyance while the great hall rang
with laughter.
Announcement was made that the new
executive committee would assemble i'm.
mediately after tho fnsl adjournment in
tho reading room OF Congress hall for or.
ganization. A lengthy executive commit
tee session was held, about one-half the
members being present
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
Ns,ghhors Quarrel and the Result.

Mrs Molly Schultz and Frederick Thol
are neighbors. They live In Kinzier's
court and were the best of friends until q
day or two ago. Then there wss . slight
misunderstanding which grew into herce
quarrel and the result will be number OF
law suits. Mrs. Schultz appeared before Al.
dermsn Halbacn last evening and her story
WAS that Thor threw brick at her, threat
ened to cut her throat and do her other
bodily harm, In consequence Of which
threats she is afraid OF him. The alder.
man issued his warrant for the arrest OF
Thor and he was srrosted by Constable
Sides. He denied being guilty Of the Of
lenses charged against him and claimed
that Mira Schultz was the sggressor. Bail
was entered by Thor for hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
rha Yilinrn,. s,>,.msn,

SAS FRANCISCO, July IL 2-9oldenson,
the young murderer OF his sweetheart,
whose last ohsnce OF escaping the gailows
was destroyed this week by Justice Fields,
yesterday furnished a long statement TO the
press. lie sscribes his crime to drink, and
retracts absolutely all the charges OF un-
chastity which he made Just after the
crime against the girl ho murdered. His
only friend is his old mother, who visits
him dailv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
Judgment Against the County.

This afternoon was the time set for tte
hearing before Alderman spurrisr OF
the case OF Officer w. s. Weaver
against the county Tor 500 90 for
pay for services rendered ana which
had been stricken from his bill by the
county solicitor and which the county con-.
missioners refused to pay. The commits.
sioners failed to appear at the hearing, and
Alderman Spurrier gave Judgment for
Weaver for the full amount claimed with
interest
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
a joint Picnic a, rsn,yp,

The joint excursion Of the Presbyterian
end Trinity Lutheran schools to Penryn
park took place today. Yesterday was the
day sst for the Trinity people to 60 out, bu,
xain was feared. 1t was then agreed to
hold the picnic together. A special train
oftwslve cars left the upper Reading depot
this morning at 7;i5. 1t had on board be-
sWeen 600 and 700 people, and they arrived
q Psnryn safely In an hour. At noon
smother large number OF people started for
he picnic grounds on the regular train.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
Din Not ArrApRa

The agent OF Duncan Ross, who was In
town yesterday, lett without making ar.
rsngement for the appearance the famous
athlete in this city. Persons Interested In
the different amusement grounds In the
city say that the man wanted to dictate his
terms which were far too iibersl--for him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
Another Execution Against arsybI,I,

AHO'het EhtcutIoh Against HTsybnl.
Mary Trumbsur Is one OF the creditors of
Henry X. Grsybill, the Barsville farmer
who skipped away because he was unable
70 meet his obligations Her claim is 81, 600
and to-day she issued execution against
Graybiil, The unsecured creditors of Gray.
Dill would also like to issue execution, but
they VIII have to first obtain Judgment be
fore they can proceed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
The Union r icnIc To. s,or,o,r.

yhs committee having in charge the
union picnic OF the First and St Psups Re.
sormsd sohooist to PenIyn have arranged TOR
exua cars to leave the corner OF Duke and
Osange streets, ct and 7:20 o'clock to-
borrow morning. All eau ride to the
ouaer depot In time for the 7:46 train,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
TheY DId MOI HANe CredIi

Some Republican residents OF the Ninth
ward have been very anxious to put up
what they call "Tippecsnoe banner"
Yesterday messenger without money
was dispatched to dry goods store to get
the material and he was told that he could
not have 1t on credit. The erection OF the
banner was postponed and the prime mover
In the matter was very angry,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
Two sections of F.,, u,.

There were two sections of Fast Line In /.
afternoon. On one was large party OF ex
cursioDjsts on their way to Cresson, Amono
the passengers on the other train we, I
George Westinghouse, OF Pittsburg, pat. n
tee OF the air brake, and George b. Rob.
ertr, president OF the Pennsylvania rail
road
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12

b Pants III. X. church will have an e1-
e9rsson up the Hudson river on THURSDAY,
Aegu2 ID The route will be over the
ensylvania railroad to Jersey City. At
,sy City ssssmbost will be taken, ana
~ cssesnal scenery Of the Hudson valley
~oers VIII certainly delight ths sx-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
Exterrninste the Ant.

From the Mannheim Sentinel.
Whsn you take your love to picnic and
you wander away to have quiet CONVEX
nntiOu, and she exclsims, " On Bill, there's
- ant down my back, J" don stand around
With your mouth open don't faint don't
- for the girls mother but 20 for the ant
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
Five Killed.

WARRINGTON, July IL The South.
bound express on the Virginia Midland
railroad ran through trsstls near OrsnRe
Court House, Virginia, at 2:35 this morn.
Ing. Five persons were killed and up
wards OF forty wounded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12

CMlcAeo.- J uly II, GU q m.-Mareot opened.
Mhsat-JuIy, s2ke.; Au0S slkc Sept. $40
CornSJuly. ls,xc.; Aug, saxc Sept. $40,
Osts,Juiy. $50. Aug. sxc; sept.. sfa;
..ioriSJuly: s,s 90; August uso7x, sept.
eia % Oct.s ti3 co.
Ara-J uiy: q ask, August, . 10 sspt..
short sibs-jGiy. n AK; August, 0A7k
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
WI Shoot In OoInm.I,,a

On LtKt Thursday llo l.-sm perb oil the
Lancaster Gun club will 20 to Columbia
To shoot match at clay pigeons, glass balls
de-, with the club OF that town.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
Went Wost.

Emien A., son OF Col. Emlsn Franklin,
OF this city, left at 2 o'clock this afternoon
for Durango, Colorado, whsre he will be
employed by Dsvlin q Airy, mapuiac-
tursrs OF mining mschinsyy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
An Ex,cu,,on Eo, rs, ,oo

Andrew M. Franiz, attorney for Mary
Ann MeilinRer, Issued execution to-day
against J. d. Kaufman, OF Landisv.lle, for
% 900. The property levied upon 10 situa,
ted In Columbis.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
Viewers 10 Ni,st

Inc viewers appointed TO make assess
ments Tor the cost the new sewer on No III
queen street. from Centre Square to orau, Q
street., Will meet at aims corner on next
Tuesday morning AT 10 o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
odd renow.' DAY =, M, G,s,n.

Arrangements have been made for .
speolal train to leave the Psnnsylvsnia rail.
roa0 station at 7 q IN. for the picnic which
VII - held under the auspices OF the
Hauiarch Militant association, j. o. o. r.,
= NJ Gretna on Thursday, Augusta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-12
VI % npsrehnr Fa.stv~l

summer nights festival In commemo-
ration OF the Baltimore National Sanger
fest, will bs given on Monday evening, in
M@nnerchor garden.
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is Set Up'the Peaches.

To-day Alderman Deem treated the re
porters TO lot OF iine ripe peaches whi, h
were grown in his own yard. They were
delicious and OF very good sizs.
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Alderman Patrick Donnelly had a wed.
ding In his office last evening when he
united In matrimony Antoine Stowe ana
Mary Schmidt, residents OF this city,
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xARxrAoR.

GABLu .Bnrra -Oa the iSth inst ~ n
Joseph's churnh, .th1e city, b. EGv. fEtSs {
0ro,emyer. Mt. Adam Cable % 0iso Wory
Anna Beier, both ofthis city. lie
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Rife Practice at schosne OH,

The following soores were made by the
North End riha stub at their meeting on
Tuesday yards of hand out Of a posei-
BILE 100 points:
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svsning Cuba Myers opened hi,
- saa mw garden Il the Cooper hon,a'
osse e,acsrt was sivsa By Burrer's
moAootR
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10 We sold by the sheriu.

The sheriff has posted In his office bills
ior the sale OF the personal properly OF six
persons
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Omcers Installed.

At meeting Of Stevens Castle, No 4, A.
o. X. OF NJ. g., held last evening, the fol-
lowing d{ioers we're installed, Past COM
msnder, A. J. Strauss; 3. X. commander,
CHARLES Riedel; 8. X. vice commander,
Jno. Overdesr; nrst lieutenant, T. J. Ely |;
chaplain, Q. J. shuImyor; sssistant record.
ipg scribe, l. N. Sloan; chief OF stafi; D. o.
Brown; assistant q. Of b., q. Widmyer; In
ner guard, VIM. Irwin representative, j.
Strauss; alternate, J. ID. Pyott trustee, ].
d. Pyott District Deputy 8. X. Commander
d. X. Rettew was present and installed
the officers, assisted by Past Commander
II. McFlroy. The district deputy also ex-
emplifed the unwritten work OF the order,
and speeches were made by the district
deputy commander, Wm. Beittel, OF
Damon Castle, No. l33 OF Columbia, and &.
K. PiyDyer, OF York CASTLE. The meeting
was very instructive and did much to pro-
l mote the interests OF the order.