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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-06
WESTERN MATTERS AT THE CAPITAL

WESTERN MATTERS AT THE CAPITAL
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 9Th presi-
dent today appointed the following named
postmasters in Kansas: S. A. Bender at
Galena, vice Alfred Mcpherson, removed;
E. E. Wilson at Independence, vice d. F.
before, resigned; and n, f. Carpenter at
Windsor, Mo-, vice Sally Shelton, removed.
The following fourth class postmasters
were also ointed:-Farlington. Craw-
ford county, Harvey Peterson, vice S. B.
Jones. removed; Western Park, Elk coun-
ty. Mrs. 0. j. Bascom, vice Chas. Huber,
resigned.
Pensions granted Kansans were: Orig
inal invalid Jacob Smith, Salina; Francis
NJ. Black, Dodge City. Increase: George
NJ. Simpson. Conendia; Michael McNally,
Michigan Valley; Henry Herold, Cain;
Samuel Anderson, Wathena; Charles A.
Tucker, Norton; Henry w. Jay. Baldwin
City; Michael Hampton, Farnsworth;
William II. Mock. Petersburg; William
NJ. Weir Piercevlle; Allen Woods. Maple
Morgan, Minneapolis; Eiiel p. Globe,
Conway Springs; John NJ. Harrel, Nova;
James NJ. Leonard, Dickeyville: Jared G.
Winters, -; Andrew Graham, Netewaka;
Joshua c. Shooter, Alton; John Eleling,
Collyer; James Rodarmel, Farmersburgh;
John Lacey, Lawrence; Henry Z. Hunt,
Newton; John Ii. Murphy, Cherryvale;
William 7. Fleming, Wellington; William
B. Bolin, lola; William II. Werner, Alden;
James Z. Ellison, Ivanhoe; Farquhar Nc
Rae; Coffeyville; William Schell, Emporia;
James Pearson, Perry; Abel J. Borden,
Seneca; Frank NJ. Lane, Kiowa; William
II. II. Perry, Sedan; John G. Shawbell,
Ottumwa; Oliver Z. Gamble, Indepen-
dence; Elias Reeves, Esbon; Alonzo a Colt,
n. III
John Cooley, Lebanon; Henry Mohme,
Eudora: Henry G. GillIland. Beloit.
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BIG REAL ESTATE SWINDLE,

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Nov. 5-A Duluth
special says there was exposed today the
details of gigantic real estate fraud per-
petrated by swindlers of Minneapolis and
Indiana. The victims are very numerous
and are mostly persons living in Minneap-
oils and in the southern part of Minnesota,
Iowa and Indiana A division nine miles
from this city where the land is worth SIG
per acre was plated and given a similar
name to that of a valxable division inside
the city. Over S537, 600 worth of transfers,
many of them of course fictitious, were
tecorded, some of them today.
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THE AUSTRALIAN SYSTEM.

ldE ACS1 RALlaN 81 SlEM.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 5.-The weather in
Massachusetts is cloudy and cool with a
prospect of the continuance of the fair
weather conditions throughout the day
and the casting of an average vote. The
Australian system is so far reported as
working we'll.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov 5.-Clear and
cool weather prevails generally through
out Pennsylvania today and points thus
far heard from report very light vote
being polled. In this city the vote is IN
usually light, even for an off year.
Dies MONIES, Ia. Nov, 5.-The weather
ceeding quietly wit! about an average
vote being polled. The vote in this state
will be compared with the vote for gov
ernor in 1887 when Larabee had 1896 and
Anderson Democrat) 1885 and Cain
(Union Labor IA, 400
PITTsBURG, Pa, Now 5.-Very little in
terest is manifested in the election today
A light vote is being polled and no dis
turbances have been reported. The
weather is cloudy and cool.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 5.-The weather
is clear and bracing, and full vote is be-
ing polled in the elections here. Both par
ties are confident. but the regular Demo-
cratic ticket is claiming its usual majority
in this city.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov 5.-The election Is
passing off quietly here and throughout
the state so far as heard from. Weather
clear and bracing, and the indications are
that more than the average vote of off
years will be cast.
NASHUA. n. H, Nov. 5.--The municipal
election today resulted in the reelection Of
Mayor c. II. Burke, Democrat, b. 100 piu-
rality, with Democratic council on joint
ballot.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 5.-Nebraska voted
for minor state and county offices and a
congressman to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of James Kirk, Republican, in
the Second district.
Boston, Mass, Nov. Slightly towns
and POS precincts of Boston give Bracket
5000, Russell IS, 297, Blackmore 1854
Russell has met with heavy losses in BOs-
ton but has gained in the towns. but not
enough to overcome his losses in Boston.
DIES MONIES. a., Nov. 5.-Thirty pre-
cincts give Hutchinson 3,0i3, Boise 7,A5, a
loss of 304 for the Republicans
NEW YORK, Nov. s. One hundred and
fourteen election districts In New York
state outside of New York City and Brook
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DIR. TERRILL
Rooms 2 and &. GandOlfO Block
154 NORTH MAIN STREET.

CONSUMPTION.
Dr. Terrill treats consumption with DR..
Weigert's Hot AIR APPARATUS, being the
treatment used in all the leading hospitals
| with such marvellous success and the only
treatment recognized by the medical pro-
fession as curing the dreaded disease.
BRONCHITIS.
Bronchitis quickly cured by BEsELER' s
INVADING and NEBULIZING TREATMENT.
tbs method has made Beseler's name i'm
mortal by the invention Of an instrument
and medicine TO cure a disease that is so
prevalent and has been SO unyielding TO
treatment.
CATARRa
Catarrh cured by Holy's New Treat
ment, used by all the leading specialists in
eastern cities. By the means of BESE-
LER'S LARYUGOSCOPEo or the examina-
ton of throat and head, the patient is en-
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condition of the same
NERVOUS DISEASES.
DR.. Terrill wishes to call the attention of
those suffering from nervous diseases, lost
manhood, nervous prostration, etc, 10 the
wonderful curative effects to be derived
from electricity" when scientifically
applied and desires 70 state that be makes
the application OF electricity IN nervous
The doctor has the finest 6fty-diamond
carbon cell battery ever seen in the west
and all the appliances especially adapted
to the treatment OF the diseases o..
women"
sPECIALTIE&
Corsrn ption, Bronchitis, Catarrh.
Asthma, Nervous Diseases. Diseases Of
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Scrofula. Skin Diseases, Diseases Of Nose
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kidney and Bladder Diseases, Diseases Of
the Liver, Heart, Stomach and Bowels.
Syphilis" speedily and permanently
cured By the new treatment which has
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Or. Terrell has recently returned from
Chicago where he has been taking a course
in the Post Graduate school and has had
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the treatment used IN all the Hospitals"
Of that great city.
He has provided himself with al Of TIE
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Fibroid Tumors OF the Uteras
Uretnrai Structures and Piles
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OFFICE GAxDoLYo BLOCK
RESIDENCE. Is. SogyH TorKKA AyEyuE
- .Es
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-06

AL infections of the blood are removed
by Ayers Sarsaparilla. Sold By all drug
gists.
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the present date has remained
mystery. but is served as pretext to de,
stroy the best, the most Intelligent and
most self-sacriicing counsellors of the
working people of Chicago"
The pamphlet asks what the workers
have done to save their counsellors, and it
answers Nothing. or next to nothing.
The courage of manhood was needed, in
stead they collected money" Then fol-
lows this frank declaration: "a daring
deed would have frustrated the November
crime: instead the working people passed
resolutions How different it might have
been If those who participated in this kind
of demonstration had made bold front as
the urgency of the situation demanded"
..W hoover still maintains the belief that
the ends Of justice were served has no
right to the title of man. He belongs to
the category of brutes." The circular con-
cludes by calling ON the anarchists. social.
lists, trades unions, unionists, knights of
Labor, turner's, free thinkers and citizens
to seize the opportunity offered on Novem-
Der II to divide good and evil into two
camps and to rally under the standard of
social revolution.
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COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 5.-The indications
up to noon are that a heavy vote will be
polled Foraker is being scratched, but
not to the extent anticipated by the Demo-
Gratis. There is little scratching on the
legislative ticket.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 5.-Republicans
were encouraged this morning by the re-
ports of fair weather in northern Ohio.
At the Republican headquarters iu this
city it WAS estimated that the absence OF
rain means from $500 to 5000 Republican
of the board OF elections it was estimated
from the early morning reports that about
81, 900 votes would be cast in the city, with
nearly full vote in the townships. About
one-third Of the city's vote had been cast
at 1Oo'clock.
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MUCH SCRATCHING DONE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The weather
throughout the state is generally fair and
cool, and reports shows that an average
"off year" vote is being polled. Every
thing in this city is very quiet and large
amount of scratching is reported.
The great bulk of the vote in this city
seems to have been polled before % O'Clock.
Politicians are ali at sea as to the result,
as the "vest pocket" is larger than ever be-
fore known. The indications at this hour
are that the vote will be light, and that
Tabor and Wempel on the Democratic state
ticket will run considerably behind.
L. GIL
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DEADLY RIOTING ATTHE POLLS.

OCHOGI nv hNS ~ I'LL oS1O'
FREDERICK, Md, Nov. ga terrible
election riot occurred at the polling place
in Woodsboro district this county this
afternoon. A county constable was shot.
The judges were driven from the room
and the ballot box was taken. The oppo-
site factions arrayed themselves on each
side of the road and fired on each other.
The sheriff and posse have left for the
scene of the trouble
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Prof J. S. Cllley, of Jericho, VT, says:
81 regard Hoods Sarsaparilla as invalua-
BILE for catarrh"
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| suffered for two weeks with neuralgis

| suffered for two weeks with neuralgia
of the face. and procured immediate relief
by using Salvation Oil.
Mrs. VIM c. BALD,
433 \. Carey ST., BALTIC, Md
A Chicago lover bet his girl that he could
tell what she WAS thinking of. He thought
she was thinking of him, but she wasn't;
it was about DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
which had just cured her of dreadful
cough
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ILLINoIs oFFICEs TO BE FILLEp.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov 5.-The election in
this city today is for one judge of the cir
cult court, one judge of the supreme court,
recorder of deeds and the full board of
county commissioners. These are all
county officers, the municipal elections
having been held in April.
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VERDICT OF CRIMINAL CARELESSNESs

CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. s. -Coronor Rend-
igs has rendered his verdict upon the
Mount Auburn inclined plane accident IN
which six persons lost their lives. He says
that the or w cable and safety rope were
not properly fastened to the car and that
the employees in charge of the machinery
were guilty of criminal carelessness IN not
stopping the travel and examining the
machinery at 10 a. M, when the machln-
cry refused to work properly.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-06

For the cure Of colds, coughs. and lung
difficulties. Ayers Cherry Pectoral is IN
eQualed.
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GENERAL Returns

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 5.-Dispatches
received at the Gazette Office up TO p. m.
this afternoon indicate a decided Demo-
cratic victory and that the majority may
reach the proportions of the most sanguine
expectations, say 10000.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5.-A large vote is
being polled in Petersburg Some negroes
are voting the Democratic ticket. Farm
vile, the home of the Democratic can
didate for governor, is flooded today with
circulars from Langston appealing to the
negroes to vote for Malone. Some negroes
are voting for Mckinney. The Democrats
are making large gains in Fredericksburg.
NO CROWDING AT THE POLLS.
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. SELECTION day is
blessed with unusually fine weather, clear
and bright with just enough chilliness in
the temperature to make the air bracing.
In this city and county the polls close at 4
p. M. Under the election law no crowd
ing about the polls is permitted and the
old habit of gathering in large numbers
about the polling places is entirely broken
up. The indication now is that full vote
will be cast in Cincinnati.
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CORSETCOVERS.
NIGHT GOWNS.

One lot Of Ladies' Calico Wrappers,
the original price of which was Oil and
81 25, will be sold on that day for SOC.
One lot Of Aprons at loo.
One lot ut l2c.
All our large heavy WoOlen Sha Wis,
original prices have been $3.75 to S5, will
be sold Oh that day for u so apiece.
Special prices OF Children's Long and
Short Dresses for this day.
We must ask you to come and price
these yourself. Space will not permit US
to enumerate them here.
by request of number Of our Gus
TONERS, We will also offer on Wednesday
all of our Silk Pushes, at special one day
prices.
Hundreds were unable to buy at our
last Plush Sale, hence We have given
them this opportunity.
We advise you to call early and avoid
the rush This is no empty phrase, as a
great many have found out by expert.
ence, that We were unable to wait on all
our customers at our special sales.
ASTRICH BROS.
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q Dxsrxuor1vE wREoK.
DYsssAs Oars sna An Engins Damsgsd-How
she nnashap Ocsasred-A New Bank
rs Oaehiee Eleeeod.

V04U - N 8oBhuv kJomDB9o-noW
Is tAo nnashsp Ocsasred-A New Bank
Oashiss 1lsesed.
COLUMBIA, Jan. l5.-A serious freight
sOseek happened this morning at $40
8ulock IN the west yards OF the Penn
4 zGumaging IN engine and burning some
- Engine No l.265 east, while pulling
}op On The main track 10 back the train ON
I. ~ siding Of the south side, broke loose
0oout u cars from the rear ct the croAsing
oo1snhsA In backing, tho train ran
x1noo engine No l. l20 eaat, with .
& IN. The cabin was pushed on
- cs engine TO l,l2O. breaking or the
Z o1osk and damaging the pilot Of that engine
M car next 10 the cabin In train OF engine
Ua 1,266 Was thrown Oh tLs track and ran
TITO train Of engine No. go, passing west
~ Inst time. The osbin caught fire from
8 ~ stove and waa oompletely destroyed.
II ne or ahssd Of the cabin, loaded with
xooai, wss partly burned also the part Of an
Eompty or In train OF eueino No go The
s10eo1 Both tracks were blocked for
Qone houTA
rae dirsc.ors Of the First National bank
49, " 4&BosSvsAAV hevV SAOosVo AAVtUoAb ~
4 xNWis. cashies, and q. Frank Beard, OF the
Dfover's hank, York, to All the Vacancy
4 otused BY the resignstiop Of Frank Duden.
Oncer Witch was notified yesterday
o'lsTnoop, Of . racket In the house
\ OhsistiAn Hildebrandt He arrested the
4 Alsorderiy persona They were given .
heArtng before Squire Evano and the fol I.
( loutpg sent0noss imposed. Emma Archey
~ easan Sweeney 90 days each Christisn
Hildsbrant, 50 days and Rosa Shimp, 10
nayA
Ths Out Of Door club will meet this even.
3 ~ q DR.. J. B. McBride'a
+ 4. J. Vaille. eastern passenger agent
~ Union Pacific railroad, 10 the guest OF
! Wa b. Given, esq.
% a young man named Deiix had his thumb
( mshsd ct the Susquehanna rolling mill
Ryo1lsrday aitesnoon.
9 Harry Hsughey has presented q young
01oe 70 the Z5o o. PhIladelphia
Tue funeral .of Isaac b. Sullenberger was
!, noaA this aftsSnoon Of O'Clock.
The Tusccrara camping club VIII meet
~ evening at the homo Of g. Il. Bsicht,
8 ne hoard Of directors OF the First Ma.
11eaal hank Organized yesterday with the
tolloWing etiicess President, H. NJ. North
~ president George w. Ha,demsn,
onnhiss, 8. q. Detwiler.
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NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ an application VIM be mado 10 the eoy-
srnor Of the state Of { rennsylyanis y on WE'D
Hartman. J: Gust zooF ana J. Hay srovn: a.
~sssh OF Of Vi emt,t1sd e e. Az 4cs to
provide tor the Incorporation and regulation
sna the r *. E
casr,sr Ino q an INTENDED SorpotiCn e Ss
Ipsuring owners OF real estate mortgages
and others interested in real estate, from Iois
brsnces; receiyiog and holding on deposit
ana In trust and as security estate, real ana
o snd
iect. adjust. and settle sell and dispose 81 in
equity. and for such price aud on such terms
as may be agreed on be VIC on them and parties
for the fideliy OF persors hoIding places OF re-
sponsibility ana OF trust Of receiving on de-
Tor ana s sws,
/ scIiption upon terms as may be agreed upon
Of acting as as.gnees. re- eivsrs. guardians:
with .a: sss
% ~ .csi"s as Sssnss mt ior he pur
pose OF issuing or cou INTERVENING the certin:
any, any oorporstion % % ssoc,stion, % % %unicipsiity. ~
and managing any sinking fund thereof on
ing sole surety In any case where by law one
or more suretes may be req uired for the faith.
Ing, receiving. ana holding any and all euch
pieces OF real prop srty AZ may have been the
subject OF any insurance mace by such com.
pany under the powers conferred by their
charter. ana the same to grant. bargain sell,
convey. ana dispose of in such manner a. the
said comran may see proper.
ana for these purposes to have, possess ana
enjoy all the rights. dement's and privileges OF
the said Act OF Al semhly and its Supplements.
BkOWN HGNsRL,
Js-3tdTu Solicitors.
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Cni0Aeo.- Jan. 10. HSO .. m.-Market openeH:
Whe.t.yen. t0Hot fsb.s eoAc; MARCH,
Gorn.yan.. Sij<o; Feb. sske, Mar.. sDkc
f:1.y:a f:-ysn. 'N'; q so !'' sS ' III Hsy' ss 's Ssy.
Oia o.
:, ,s:rc. Z: Jan; % s7k, Feb, % s7x; March,
short kioe- Jan. % ss, Teb.. % o,; March,
UfnafHs.
=, ,Wheat.Ian. $50 FEB. sexc, Mar,
.Corn.Jah.. s,lci Fob, saxo; March. 800
Oats-Jsn, 3sXc Feb, atxe, May. a7Ho
.,t.idIJ.n. VI Osi FEB. q OK; March.
ssSrs s.6s:i.n;. - 7sx, Feb. ,o7,x; Mar
. 71k Nay, - SIX.
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H.svs ueocn slarnsss,

CHICAGO. Jan. N-Csttie- Recaipts. 90 I;
shipments. Su0 marnet lower beeves.
~ ~ steers, ~ 1904 70; stOcksrs and feeders
q zoos Is COWS. bulls and mixed, u t002 " ,
Te1ans steer, % zoos co.
Hogs s-hecoipts, e8,0O head; ehipmcnts.
10 OOOi market hrm, mixed and light % 90
0o 20 heavy. % 0b06 2S skips, t3 t0sl5 TO-
sheep ke0oipts. 7bO head, shioments.
1850, market steady; natives, " 1906 60
westcrn corn. fed, o. s004 IS; Texas shorn.
taooos 30 lambs. " 1909 % 80, ,..,
ahipmente. bO0j market nothing doing
u oars shipped TO New YOrE to-day.
Hogs = Reoeipta. 100 head shipments
l200 / market active; Philadelpbiss. Is Sc
8 90; mixed. % S0s a.; Workers.. ss "a
SO common IN fair, q elIb 80; pigs. % lsD
%, ~ cars shipped TO New York today.
market arm st last weeks prices.
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Orsntsd ~ the Register.


The following letters were granted by
- rssisssr OF wills for the week ending
Iaeaday, January Is:
TIsrAMENTARY.-El Weidmar,
9oeeased, late OF Rapho township JOSEPH,
g Buckwalter, Mannheim township, and
Jecoo u. Newcomer, Rapho, executors.
JAc0b 3. Schlabsck, deceased, late of
Eas Cocsilco township; John J. and Ben.
5amin Schlaback, East Cocslico, EXECUTOR,
George Shiudel, deceased, late of Ian.
eaeen city Jaoob p. Shindsl and Henry z.
ohlndels city, executors.
Hettie Hawk, decessed, late of Copoy
pWuship; David Hawk, West Cooalic6,
oEooutof.
Isaac Hull, deceased, late Of srrasburR
eogough Anna 4. Hull and Issso Hull,
01knobuSR, executors
Cathsrine KIauskOn deceased, late OF
1AnoAster ciiy Frank L. Krauskop, city,
oEooutor.
ADMINISTRATIONS. - Nancy Men, de-
eeaeod, late Of Manor township; Henry
Ueds Manor, ID ministrstor.
John Brooson, deceased, late NJ Little
1gltain township; Joseph W. Il obsop,
( xAttlo Britain, administrator.
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a Pedestrian Match.

George Lawrence. the pedestrian, wss
one the happiost men In town last night
The reason OF this was that early In the
evening no was married by Alderman
Barr to Miss Lille Rittenhouse, the young
lady who looked after bis interests no a,ten.
tivsly ct the recent walking match. The
bride and groom took In the Turner'S ball
las. evening, where they were congratulated
by many irlsnds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-15

The men OF this city who were recently
appointed mail weighers went on duty this
morning alter midnight John n. Mo-
Culley will be IN duty during the night,
and Francis Brinkmau at night Charles
Broome, the third man appointed, was oom.
pelled 10 resign on account OF other bust.
meas John L'chty WAS appointed, In his
plscs, and he left on Sunday night for
Pittsourg to run between that city and
New York,
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y GDoGhhol6sss Of he Fssmsrs' South
1noe ~ q Monday Afternoon end
II ~ SolloWing difsctoes end auditcss
NJ ~ oneolng year Directors, jacob
unA X11boW Unoos; J. n. BrnckbllI,
GqS tUWnshlp; Jsccb Haznish, Martic
uGoD3 3ohn Houvoe, Biz 6pfines Valley;
Kn1eG WILLOW street; Isaec McAll'
~ Dnv1lls; J. W. Johnecos Geo
- r. O. Lehman, Becjsmin AcEi.
toA Weoker end Julius Loeb cf Ian.
- - =. Z. Dsfd. os warwick town.
Au1loorS David Hoover Willow
II Mlohasl Hoover, New Danvills;
lns Hassrbush, city.
kAaNsDss C1sy asesss RAILWAY.
- Laaoaaose Ulty street railway stock
oRo ~ II The Board Of Trade rooms
Dendey evsning end elected the follow.
G1Rsoeogs President George X. Reed !;
Goona John h. Bsumga1dnei, A. r.
ofnss; John a. CoylA Lsvi Ellmaker,
1lsA, ChaA A. Fon Dsrsmith.
D1u0bof of passengers carried during
1yooe Wao lb0, 0c0, with the southern *.
o1n q NE oQly halt the year. Travel
okoHoeth Duke atreee line was interSered
- ~ weeks during lest summer by
- of The buildipg Of Q sower on North
Gno slresl whsn thsrs were numerous
oA1enD 10 Psnryn; and they estimate
- loDo ss $500 during those six weeks
Fhe Dnss Eao Street Railway.
- Esst End street railway Stockholders
- % Monday evening and elected the
nnoWine: President, Martin KDider
1eoeGorp, n. r. S.siserwal', VIM. A.
1o1eshu, George NAuman, Henry Hershey,
- xhoA Ellmaksr, d. K. Burkholder.
4 ~ 1lreoeoss organised BY the election oi
k 4. Heitshu - secretary and N. r,
<11goeWalt - treasurer.
Daring The year 1883. lil,ll7 passenger
sXogo carried, and OF this number TIE
~nUdrsn for whom no oar fare was charged
- noe Included. The number OF psssen.
- cnrrisd from the middle Of February
~, when the road was opened for travel,
'qnnl Dsoembsf 81, Of the same year, va
fasmsn' western MARKET.
ne directors Of the FArmers' Western
I <lHnsket met this morning and organized By
{ - election Of VIM. z. Zsner, - president
- John b. Mstxlsr - secretary ant
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-15
May Loso sisr Aisht.

Mrs Ehrharf, OF No 704 North Queen
stTsst, met with a serious accident this
mnnipR. She was opening . bottle Of
Hors'ord Baking Powder when tho bottle
exploded and tho contents Of II went In her
face. Her sight was injured and she 10 not
able 10 zee. DR.. Albright was summoned
and he has hopes OF restoring her sight