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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-02
DALLAS.
Acquittal in a Long Pending Murder
Case-Day for White Caps Passed.
r. c. Montgomery, Young Lawyer, Mysterious
" Disappears Whereabouts of Two
Other Men unknown.
DALLAS.
COURT NOTES .
Special to the Gazette.


Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX. Feb. 1.-The district
court was engaged in the forenoon in
hearing the Grigsby suit At noon an
adjournment was taken until tomorrow
The jury in the case of Dixon VS. &.
Glucksman, suit for damages in sum of
Sl2 200, arising from a writ of sequestra-
ton sued out by Glucksman, gave YER
diet of $1,000 actual damages, against
Alfred Davis, W. II. F1ippen and Paul
Glucksman, and $4,000 exemplary dam
ages against Glucksman.
The county attorney consented to an
acquittal in the case of State VS.. Sam
Raines for killing his brother, HANG an
Raines. The case has been i'll the court
seven years, and Ill the meantime all the
state s witnesses have died.
In the federal court to-day John Win
ter, charged with passing counterfeit
money, was convicted and fined SO and
costs, and sentenced TO confinement at
hard labor for three years. Two other
cases of the same nature against the same
person wee dismissed.
j A. Robinson sending obscene mat
ter through the mails, was fined $40 and
costs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-02

X
1t is commended that it is in the interest
of wool growers TO mass their clips at
some one or two points in the state for
marketing. i'll order to secure as high a
price as possible therefor. The Montana
Wool Grower says regarding the sugges-
ton:
At that point where the most wool was
marketed and where the highest price
was obtained the market was more steady
than at any other place in the territory
There were buyers constantly in the mar
ket throughout the season and COMPETE
ton in bids on clips more keen.
1t has been clearly demonstrated that
we shall get the best price for our wool at
that market where buyers can find the
largest quantity of it on sale. It is very
evident to us all, that the place to find
buyers of wool, mutton and stock sheep
is at that place where the wool and NUT
ton dealers and sheepgrowers are TO be
found in greatest numbers 1t
is of vital Importance to every
woOlgrower in Montana to have
as large wool center established as the
transportation facilities Of the territory
will allow. To get TO that center with
his own wool If he can, but failing in that
TO do all in his power TO aid in making
that market large and strong one, for
the prices there established will influence
those obtained elsewhere throughout the
territory
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-02


The StockmaH and Farmer: The San
Antonio horse market has shown consid-
cradle life the past week, and consider
able new stock has arrived in spite of the
weather, most of it being of an improved
grade. Saddle horses for spring work
are in good demand, as are also mules
for the Eastern and Southern trade,
where they are required for spring work
on the plantations, and flesh counts for a
a great deal in both just now.
The market is always good for
this class of stock, and especially
so at this season, and now is
good time to bring them in. Smith &
Redmon sold 90 common mares at SIC so;
p common mares, SIS; % improved
horses, S24 50; rs common mares, SIS 10;
20 improved horses, S23; mules, twelve
to thirteen hands, $27 so; 60 mules, thir-
teen to thirteen and one-half hands, $50;
% saddle horses, S27 so; 80 thirteen
hand mules, $50; 80 medium horses and
mares, SIS 80; Is head of mixed horses,
mares and mules, S37; 81 improved
horses and mares, S22. Yard sales
amounted to S1200.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-02
MISSING MEN

r. G. Montgomery, 81 young lawyer of
this city, disappeared on the 18th of Jan
uary aud has not been heard of since
He boarded with his father in East Dali
las, Mr.. L. p. Montgomery, the assessor
and collector of the city. On the 18th
inst. he came home TO Inner and as
usual returned to his office. Shortly af-
ter reaching his office he left, saying to
Mr.. Capers that he was going out to the
waterworks to see a Mexican who
had sent for him. No par
ticular notice was made of this
incident at the time as Mr. Montgomery
was in the custom of making and filling
appointments with clients, one of whom
the Mexican was supposed to be. But
Mr.. Montgomery failed to return after
reasonable length of time and Mr.. Ca
pers very naturally supposed when he
that he went home. He came
not the nexl day and his absence
caused Mr.. Montgomery to make
inquiry at the Office for him when he was
surprised to learn that he had not been
there. Then search for clue to furnish
some idea Of his possible whereabouts was
instituted with the result of finding on
his table memoranda left there the day
he left, reading rs follows: eco to
district court. See Dave Williams
at p. m. Pay Mrs. Cobb IS taxes; then
must go to see Mexican at waterworks
from whom I received a note. - Here
all trace of Mr.. Montgomery is lost The
memoranda indicates that the Mexican
mission was the last intended for the day.
Search has been made for Mexican in
the vicinity of the waterworks, but no
such person was found or the presence of
such even recalled by the inhabitants and
frequenters of the locality.
Bob Stafford, an East Dallas butcher,
has also mysteriOusly disappeared When
last seen he had 500 on his person.
1t is feared that both Montgomery and
Stafford have been foulIy dealt with.
ANOTHER DISAPPEARANCE
Old Mr.. Smith, the husband of the
lady who was so cruelty outraged last
week, has disappeared. After the as
sault made upon the couple they closed
their store since which time Mr.. Smith
has not shown uD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-02

The annual meeting of the AMERICAN NEWS
PAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION viii be
held IN
NEW YORK, FEBRUARY Is, 1859.
An exhibition of typesetting machines will be
one OF the features OF the meeting.
gsrAPplieation for membership may be , AZ
10 Col. L. i. Morgan, secretary, Office Of he
Register, New Haven, Conn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-02

bootIng at HI
ette.
rEx Feb.
1d Lee Tuck
Hiarrd WIS
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rial Fonnd
"a to Tucke
origin Of I'll
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-30
JnIal1o.

= Dtesrnal fann tpabrlt6 9egen bic 9 e.
mofrattepon Soma nt6t baS @ez
16ret: oGopper6ea6s" erboben tperben. 0enn
r1t1t nur Der oemofratii6e @ouoerneursz
fanotbat 8oteS tit ein alter erprobter
9tepubIifa1er unD Baterlanosfreun0, Der
1ur bur6 Die Notwithstanding Der
b~prtigen 9tepublifaner ms bemofratii6e
2o9er getrieben tpurbe. 0u6 Der 8i3egouz
perneursfanotoat s. IT. n 1tarb treu CUR
republifanii6en Yartet, ais Is gait, bur6
fe Die Sflaperet 3u betGmpfen uno Sic
Union dufre1t gu balten. l1nD Der &anotz
bat fir baS Nmt zines Giienba6ncommiiz
iGrS, SO g II, tpur0e udbrenb OeS &rtez
9es ieiner 1ntonSgeIinnungen tpegen bon
6en GebeQen aus SenneIiee pertrieben, unb
ietn borttgeS @tgent6um pur0e bon ibnen
nit 8ei6Iag beleGt.
-8Irgerme Ell fer Noonan BON
ct. Qouts bat ietnen Brinatiefre>
tai Weaoe nun 9Gn3lt6 entlaiien. Sn
benz betr. 8efeble iagt er: wSbne ben @baz
rafter Des 6errn Wfea6e in !3ipeifel Siebert
gu tpolen pber gu enti6eioen, Oh Die gegen
i'm er6obenen Nnflagen nabr ober falid
itn6, ib CLAUDE bod, baB angeit1ts Der
Gbatia6en, tpel6e nit bieier Nngelegenbeit
p~erfnipft ftno, unb Der Stelung, pel6e
6err Wea6e befleioete, bas 0ftentit6e @obl
tDte meill eigenes es forbert, ieine oorlduz
ftge @ntbebung bon benz 2ln1te gu elmer
bleibenoen au MAIDEN, mas ih hermit
tbue ."-W1an erfGbrt aIlo nibt, ob Wleaoe
Den Namen bes Wtapors gefGli6t ur0 anbere
@aunereien ~be9angen bat ober nt6t. 3n
Meabe's Hadfolger bat Der Wfdpor gtoonan
etnen 6crrn Brennan gema6t; ct lit Elm
8ruber Der Srau Noonm uno bat ibun
neri6ieoene undergraduate Nemter befleioet.
- Man erinnert fi6 nod bes beitIoz
en- IS. BercDStIgb m IN, bes S06tz
6ens elmer D6arttofratt6 EN-
M arDIanoer Samilie, bas ualS gei6ulz
ter Diplomat" Dor etriigen Sabren bon
@aibtngtpn aus benz bamali9en General
Goniul Gaine in Berlin atf ben 6als
gei6tft tpuroe uro oann ieine SteIung i'm
o~ortt9en @eneralconiulat au aIerlet
g hfptn6eIeien benubte, fir bic es in
ein borttges StrafgefdngntB tpanz
berte. &iir5li6 lief feline 8erliner 6aft ob.
Stlgbmdn i6lttelte bann ben Staub 8erz
Inns, Der in Solge Der bortt8en muiterbafs
ten StraBenretntgung lebr gertn9 lit, BON
ben SiBen uno begab it6 mad GnQlano.
Nber aud bort ftBt er bereits felt. @r bat
in Der borttgen6afenftaot scar or 0 II q b
S6ipinbeL gstrieben. Wenn bic gngldnber
nit i9m fertig 1ttt6, moQen tbn pie Sol>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-30
enree=mein (Sl1tslefel.

1teber ben 8erIiner 8etn i9reibt
Elm Correspondent aus oer 0auptltaot oes
9euti6eu 9tei6eS:
Der Wetn in Berlin rnb ltrn9e8e1to lit
ref. Nuf ben WfGrften erldetnen teber
BEN auslGn6iiden aud l6on bteltge Grauz
ben, tpelde gar nt6t libel ausieben. Nu6
I'M 8iQenpiertel bon Berlin, no eS lebr
bIbide fleine @drteu 9tebt uno Dtel Metn
an Spalteren ge3o8en miro, 1tno 1don
Srauben gei6nitten uno 5tpar, tpenn 11tat1
ben 8erid)ten Der Weinbauer beS gSeitens
9lalben fam, auberorbentlt6 groBe. SSn
TreunoeSfretlen tpur0e bon elmer Sraube
er3Gblt, tpelde rei6li6 Elm Pfuno tpog, allo
i6on lebr an bieienige erinnerte, tDelde Die
&inoer Sirael ont Bad @Sfol abi6ntttea
unD duf einem Stedelt trugen.
Die Wetnbauer Don Berlin fttb lebr ftnl3
auf Die GrtrG9niIie i6rer Spaliere uno lebr
eiferiii9tig auf eina1;ber in 6init6t auf Die
e~r3ieLten 9telultate. I'm 3uer1t retfe Srauz
ben I'll BADEN, lolen eintge Da5 Wei6meroen
Der Beeren 6ur6 tGglt1 tpteberbolteS &neiz
fen uto 0rIGen 0erielben befDrDern, mo-
our6 alleroings Der i90ne Suit D6er Gfeif,
Der ionit bieie Trii6te 5tert, nerlorer 9ebt.
W2an lagt aud, DAB rnan6e bon ibnen tbr
@einlano nit Qihe bon acknowledgement
gu elmer Mforf 6as Stiid biingen, baB iie bic
&eben nit G6ampagner be9ieBen unb bet
Qtrt mebr Deriiben, mas al Die NuSi6Detz
fungen Der r0miiben &aiieraeit ertnnern.
Sin mir %befreunoeter 8etnbauer in Der
8u6enitraBe bate i'm 6erbit portgen Sab
res g~efeltert unO 5og au6 mid gum Soften
bes %getponnenen v0euri9en" beran.
Wfut6ig griff ib gum @lale, oaS etne angez
nebm lebmgelbe SlIiiigfeit entbtelt, unb
nabm etnen bershaften S6lud. W1ein critics
@efibl mar, als b0rte i6 eth Weuiifitif,
bas BON bretbunbert Seufeln auf Yferoez
idGbcIn, 8ratpiannen unb berglet9en sS1z
ltrumenten g~efteoeIt nurOe. Damn lief IS
mir eisfalt iber ben Giifen. Damn tpar
mir gu Wutb, als piirOe i'd bon elmer fur6tz
barren Sauit sepa6t uno anbaltel1b befttg
gei6lttelt. 6ierauf bra6 Elm tpobltbGttger
S9meiB aus, uno enblt6 febrte oas friibere
@oblietn nteber. Sour cine fleinc Sbmd1e
blieb 3urid, Die i'd our6 cine Slai6e 9tiBz
bader Qusleie furirte. 0as mar i'm bnriz
gen Sabr, pel6eS ais fetn guteS 8etniabr
anseieben tperoen fonnte. ySn Dteiem Sabr
ober," iagt mir mein Sreunb unb 8sinz
bauer i'm 0eiten, rift allies gut ~perlaufen,
uub mir befommen einen Wetn bier BET
uns, Der ftA Dor benz 3Iui9auer ntdt 3u
i6dlnen brau6t."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-30
1p0hentide 3uinoi5 Stoats5dtune n1ontaa 80 September 1889

l6pingt Der Spfcrer cine Qlrt St6el. Die
qaus i0marS bon Slut lit, uno trenrt nit
einem ein5igen 0teb Den &opf ab, Der bon
Dem Bambusltabe emporgei6neIt piro.
Die Oorfbepobner tbetlen u rubig ben
serItiidteu &0rper unter 1t0. Ser 6Gupt>
lima Bat Nnipru6 auf 0aS @ebirlt ullO Die
Singer beS @et00teten, un0 ieoer Wfann
uno iebe Srau erDGlt iobann etnen 2betl.
sic leben lid II I'm Elm groBeS Seuer,
an uel1em Die Sleil1tbetle g~ebraten iperz
ben, u1o plauDern bel Dtelem S6ntaule IN
or0Bter @emIitDsrube. Sft itebt man cine
Srau, pelhe Su ibrer Nrbeit 3uriidfebren
muB, ibr Sti6 Sletl6 aIf etn Stdbd,en
iteden unb ii9 nit bemiei6en eIIeno ent7
fernen.
0ie Setii9prie1ter 1in6 Bic abioluten 8es
herri6er bes 2an6es. Wenn lie nab
Mienl6enfleil6 noer na6 @ei6elfen llitern
ftno, nebmen ie tbre 3uflu6t 3t etnent
WarDper, baS fte un'kassa" renllen uno
bas in Solgenbem beitebt:
Ser 6%etii6prieltsr erfldrt Elm &tno fur
tobt. vDaS &i1o &C." iagt er, vtit geitorz
ben un0 Die frau sc. lit es, tpel6e ietne
Seele geraubt Bat" Die Seute tpiiien mpbl,
Dab oaS &tnb nidt to6t lit, proteltircn aber
Ilt(gt YSHIII WI AAolplAV " RtNiANNoI
ba es aIgemeiner 8rau6 lit, SeOcn fit toot
3u balten, ben Der 8rieiter Dafilr auS9iebt.
IS tpirb nun Die Trau, tpelde angefIagt 1T,
oas arine &leine 9etDbtet al baben, 9ebradt
urb man rei6t tbr ein @ift. 0teieS @itt
bient ols cine 8robe (n'kassa). Wenn Die
Srau nab Dem @jenuiie belielben leben bletbt,
lit ite uni6ulOiG, no nt6t, miro tie tltr
ihulbi9 erfldrt. Ser i6lGle Brlefter 9tbt
nGmLtd, te na6 ltmitGrtoen, oas Wleotfaz
ment int elmer Otenge, pelhe entipeoer ais
bGoBeS 8re6mitteI OOer ais tOotli6es 8itt
ptrtt.
9t1n fommen Die G%ertpanbten ber 0r9es
flaeten gu Dem Tetii9prieiter uno iuhen
i'm Durh @ei6meioe, !3ie9en uno anoere
8epeiSgriinoe BON ser unlhulO oerielben
su iiberselger. Ote n'kassa ri6tet ii6
Dann mad Den @ei6enfen unb ic na6oem
Der Setil0prieiter bon oenlelben mebr Doer
mentger befrieotgt 1T; bapon bdn9t es ab,
pb Die Srou am 2eben bleibt pber iterben
muB. GS 9iebt pielei6t in Der 9an5en
g8elt fetnen 10 blutbiiritt9en Nber9laube1,
mie ben bieier pertbterten Wilpen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-20
$pertnl Anttre4.

Mothersi Mothers I I Mothers
Arc you disturbed At night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain Of cutting teethf II
no, go at once and get q bottle Of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon 1t; there is no mistake about It. There 10
mot mother on earth who has ever used IL,
lwho will not tell you at once that It will rogu-
Late the bowels, and give rest TO the mother, and
|relief and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to use In all case1 and
pheasant to the taste and Ia the prescription Of
one OF the Oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere,
rs cents q bottle. tune26iydAW
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Grave Cause fbr Anxisty

Exists when the kidneys lose their activity.
Prompt measures should be taken 70 renew II,
Otherwise Bright's disease, diabetes, Or some
other organic trouble, is TO be apprehended - .
|consequence. Hostetter's Stomach Bittss 10 =
|most desirable dlurctic, - it, stimulative &C.
tion upon these organs never crosses the border
|line Of safety and mcrges into irritation, - DO
many stimulants used for the Same purpose by
|the careless and uninstructed. The stimuli OF
|commerce, fiery and unmedicatcd, are not suit
liable corrective agents IN q case like this. They
excite without producing . permanently de-
|sirable result. The "just medium between
them and an Intellectual diuretic Il the Bitters,
(which is also specific for mslarial complaints,
|dyspepsia, constipation and rheumatism.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-20

Perhaps no local disease has puzzled and
bafiled the medical profession moro than nasal
catarrh. While not Immediately fatal II 10
among the most distressing and disgusting Ills
the hesh is heir TO, and the records show very
few or no cases OF radical cure Of chronic ca
tSrrh by any Of the multitude ofm0des oftrsat-
ment until the Introduction OF Elys cream
Balm few years ago, The success Of this
preparation has been most gratifying and sur
|prising.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-20
Their Businesa Boom,nu.

Probably no one thing has caused such q gen.
3eral revival of trade at II. b. Coehran's Drug
Store as their giving away TO their customers OF
covery for Consumption. Their trade Is simply
enormous In this very valuable article from the
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and
{all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You
free, large size 81. Every bottle warranted at
III. B. Cochran's Drug Store, l37 aud l3S North
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. H)
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DESTRUCTION.

We're not conspicuous alike.
Success runs mot In elasses;
For some distinguished are - mon
And some are great ~ Asses.
-From tAs PAissdsiphia Prsss.
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Epoch,

Epoch.
The transition from long, lingering ana pain
ful sickness to robust health marks an epoch In
the life OF the Individual. Such a remarkable
event Is treasured in the memory and the
agency whereby the good health has been at
tained is gratefully blessed. Hence 1t IL that 80
much is heard in praise Of Electric Bitters. So
many feel they owe their restoration to health,
to the use of the Great Alternative and Tonic. II
you are troubled with any disease Of Kidneys
Liver or Stomach, Of long or short standing,
You will surely find relief by use of Electric BIT
ters. Sold at Zoe and 81 per bottle at II. b. Coch-
rams Drug store, 1877 and l3S North Queen street,
Lancaster. Pa. Il
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-20

re Tine honored Notre Dune, Baltimore, Ma.
ourselves Of the efiicacy Of ealvation Oil. We
Cheerfully submit our name 10 the public -
refsrence. Respectfully, eistefe Of Notro Dame,
No wonder people have confldence when the
hest physicians are prsocribing d. BulPs Cough
9vPuD.
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DHrLADELPHIA 4 READING RAILROAA
READING 4 COLUMBIA DIVISION.

leave iancS.ier an lKins street, :. ioliox.:
days. 40 .. m, ia.s5, sis p. M; sunday. s:Gs
= Ior r6iisdslgh,a, week days. Tao a. M, iAas.
For Ne. York via Philadelphia, week days,
For New Wy; Yors s' Via ii y. Allentown, week dayA
Fos xiientoxn. week days, 7.o a. M, So
70! Fosi:yiiis. i Week Y * day. 7.soA M, $50 ?. n.
Hor fsSasdRn, ban Week days, 100 = M. lass. ssb
.. For HARRISBURG. @ week days, TAO .. m.. i2:ss.
Eos enarrSSi!iss, uii!Sis We wsss days. 6 s :, M. 40.
500 p. M; Sunday. 6:i0 p. m.
TRAINS FOR LANCASTER
Leave Reading. week days, 7:2O li:65 .. M,
Leave fhlladelphis, week days, ais, io:ooa
nj Leave @ + New @ York via rhiladelphla. week dsy..
1:!6 a. M, l:90. y. m. 1915 night.
Leave New York via Allentown, week days
Leave Aiisntown. week days. $50 q. M; 80
Leave Po.nvins. week days. $50 .. M. ~
: Leave Lebanon, week days, 1l2 .. M, lass
,:iS .. M SUNDAY, 7:S5 a; M, S:45 p: m.
Le.xs s.sc aarrisburs' week days. o2S .. M; sun
Z Leave we auarryv.le. ar week days. go, iis !. M,
500 su1eTsLL, HTLxA9ic ~ I; Tii CRY DIVISION.
and South street wharf,
For Atlantic City, week days, exprsas.
7;So q. m. and $50 p. m. Sunday, ExpfeGo.
200 y M, Accommodation, 500 !. M. l60
p. m.
Returning leave Atlantic city, depot cernss.
Atlantic and Arkansas Avenues. Week days.--
Express 7.O a. m. and p. m. Accom-.
Express. y. m. Accommodation. ~ = n.
and $50 p. m.
Detailed time tables can be obtained ~ ucks.
x. A. MCLEOD, CO. HANCOCK.
Vice Pres. d denI Mgr. Gen'l Paas'r AgE
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fThe only trains which run daily,
On Sunday the Mail train west runs By way
Columbia.
J. r. WOOD, Genera. Passenger Arsp
CHAS. Il. PU0H. General afanager.
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w HNpEvEropEp PARTS
OF the Human Body Enlarged, Developed,
strcngthened, etc., IL an interesting advsrtise.
9uiries We win say that there h no evidence q
hum.,bug sbout this. On the contrary. the ID.
persons may rot sealed Circular Sivine al pcr.
tlculars, BY writing 70 the ERIE MEDICAL
CO., Swan st., BunAlo. n. Y.-Datv Toledo
Bee. Hl-fydAW
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

THE BEST sALyE IN the world for Cuts. Bruises
mapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 3
cents per box. For sale by II. B. Cochran,
Druggist, Nos. 1877 and l39 North Queen street,
Lancaster. Pa luneGlyd
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IN effect from Nov. 10, 186p.
r,ys Trains y, st, L5AyE LAncAsTsa and leave and
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: unCupIAL 1arunASWu

CwnrU srnCn1C.
U1CUlIAL RHBUnA11Bn.
lff. J. o. Joosa, 0ly uaruAal q Rultuas Az.
kan4o4 Wl1e0 About oon yloD 80 1ee9-
trusted eevgU oeao a b1co1 phooon, IT, -.
INC pAysic1ans. q the city. veeo eelle1 IN en-
to9k without a6Ording ~ any IolleG 4 oloo
tried mercufiAl and pO(neAl feule0teA yteA ~
aame unsucessfHl Fesufs bae whles ee0eGAe
rsade ny liN one q sntol1 agceX. AfSes see
die and comnenced taking 9wiEe oRe0oe @.
= e.) Afef taklnG eovog0l 6ostloo, y yoo en-
tlrely cured and Able 70 reeuMo work. ! con-
slider 0wiN's specific q. q. ~ tAo greatest nne0.
icine Sue blood poasoning today cu IA 0ass
INHERITED SCROYUIA.
swin's apsciac q . lsagsd ny llta,s. boy q
hereditary ocrofala, which broke out all over
hle nN0e. For yenf be ha0 oufoFU4, au4 bed
given mp ali hope oe his rseuyegy, .when 81
length lwHs indeed 20 nSo q q & Aflor psln9
. ysw bottles he wae entirely earsd. Not 8
symptcm now remains q Tie 0i1Da1o. This
was thrss ysafs 40 .
Matherville, Aim.
Treatise On Blood ana skin Dissasss mailed
a SWIFT sPDclFlc Co. Atlanta, q.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-20

THE PEssr111gt AGAIN.
1Nl1 - noe % spocay vogooo
lfasrisd liz is III . dream;
0e Who On his JOY fohoaSDes
Amt 20 glad - he may seem,
Heads of AL bald men remind N
We should chooss our wives with care,
or departing leave behind us
Half our natural crop Of hair,
--Frosm AAe Chtcaoo herald.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-20

Silk Pushes, 2pc.
Silk Velvets 37Lc.
Surah Silk, 37lSc
2AInch 81 Black Silk ut 75c.
6Oc Plain Dress Silk At 25c.
48-Iuch 81 Black Henrietta at 75c.
Black Velvet at l9c.
6Oc Dress Goods At 25c.
All-Wool 40Inch Serges at 2Oc.
40Inch Tricot Cloth at l2xc.
N-Inch Silk Pushes at 75c.
Bead Trimming at Half Price,
81 and q 60 G-Inch Black Lace Flounciug at
75c and d.
Quilted Lining at sc.
8-Inch All-Wool Cloths at 2Oc.
Double Width Cashmere at DC.
lOc and l21Ic Dress Goods ct 81<c.
Fur Trimming At Half Price.
All at one price, &c.
No. silk Ribbons at &c.
Ruchings at q. s, 10, l21l, II and Is cents.
Black Hair Mum, SIC, 75c, 81.
Monkey, o 50, a, Is.
Is cents.
Feather Trimming. 8 inches wide. l2,le
Black Thibet, Broche and Blanket shawls,
Cheap to Close Out.
White Aprons. 20. Is. s., SIX, So s2x, 7sc.
Children's School Shawls at &c.
sS 5OStockinette Jackets at q 60.
Unbleached Muslin at SIC and &C.
Napkins. 26c and Soc per dozen.
White Flannels, 6<, 8, 10, l211 to 50 cents.
Blankets Cheap TO Close Out.
Comforts Cheap TO Close Out
Underwear Cheap TO Close Out.
Heavy Canton Flannel, s, 6N, T,8,0, 10 Cents.
White Quilts, 75c, q, 81 Is, 81 50.
Heavy striped Shirtings. exc.
indigo Blue Calicos, &c.
Dark Calicoes, &c and &c.
Lace Curtains, 75c. 81, 81 q, 81 50 . pair.
50c and 75c White Shirts at 871xc and Soc.
Gold Head Umbrellas, s7Hc.
Umbrellas at Is. 50 and 75 cents.
Curtain Lace. 10, l21S, II, 20 and 2 cents.
Best Pins, IA Rows for 1c.
Linen Thread, &c a spool.
Toilet Soap, pieces for lOc.
Skirt Braid 3Hc.
Dress Shields &c and l0c q pair.
Best Spool Cotton, SIC q spool.
Spool Silk, 31sc . spool.
Best Ammonia, SIC bottle.
Knitting silk, u OF for &c.
Plush Albums, Soc, 75c, 81 %.
Smoke Setts, 75c, q, 81 25
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Misses Corset Waists, 26c.
Linen Handkerchief, 2 3. 6.s, 10 cents.
Silk Handkerchief, l2Hs, Is and 25 cents.
Silk Muffiers. 6Oc, 75c, sl.
Plush Ornaments, ], 2, 3, and Cents.
Soc and 76c Corssts At s711c and Soc.