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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11
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NEW fonH. Apil 10 -Flour market dull
CITY Mill extra, u b03s eS; Minnesota
26S. - 'S
Wheat irregular; No. l RED. State, p7c
NO . DO. q; Ne Red. sw,nter. April,
go may. na cog June s7tei July. SIG TO-
Corn quiet no.2 Mixed, cssh. AS<c April,
sSrc, June, t2Itei receipt., lU..o0; shipments,
oats steady 80 ] white State, 800; No 2
90, bEc; 20. Mixed, April SOyLc; NAV.
soSc june SOkc receipts, 1900; shipments,
Rye dull.
Barley nominal No. Canada, 7sc
FORK dull Mess, sl3 51SJlS IS for new mess
Lard q uiet April, o. II May, o. q; June.
Wa july al Aug,StL
Molasses steady Now orleans, &c.
Turpentine quiet Al sSkc
Rotin duh at sl l2h9l l76.
Ietroleum dull berined In bbla n 90
ffels hts quiot; grain to London, Shd
6utter nrm; Western Creamery, .582sa
Cheese oull Ohio d Il. 91lOEc
hsss krmi state. llA0l2s N osrern, lOS3llAc,
teo. 7hc Mould A., ~.
rice nominal prime city. bb-loc.
Iallow dull prime city, 4s,c.
Senee quiet fair CarRoes. for Rio. lss1s
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MiiI work together.

The Cornwall and Cornwall & Lsbsnon
SAlirosd companies have adj justsd their diff
oegences to some extent aud this summer
viii haul passengers to their different
picuic grounds. Under this srrangemeI
Lancaster people can run excursions oyer
the Reading read directly to Mt Gretna ss
veil ~ Penryn. AlreSdy arrangements
oro being made for picnics at these populf
'1oDorts Several dates have been eecu; a by
Lancaster people. The Penryn grounds nre
now being Improved, but siros The death OF
y. Copland oi this city they have not been
leassd. The Lebanon papers reported that
. Lancaster man had leased the grounds,
but that il not the case.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11
ofn8R IRON MILL CLOSES.
! ears nAns0s RoLLrNe nlLL
oonresxns AIL tn ORDERS.
- 0sa Unnnsi ". Oaiies Usisbfsss the
om Anssvsrsasy ef Ihssf marriage.
Y - 0sssspsusan Dsnd ana MSnnsr-
b - - 0ivs Uonssrs o. Marietta.

CpiuMDlA, April 1.-THE rolling mill
~ Dsfe Harbrr Iron company has shut
~ ~ laok Of ordera
- funeral Of Mrs. O. Hess will be held
- Friday afteYuoon st 2 o'clock.
y Xotk Was started this morning In Dig
- M the foundation Of the parsonage Of
~ Second Street Lutberan church.
- Mite society OF the Second Street
11horan church will meet this evening at
~ ho0se Of Mn. Samuel Fnbert
1esvIoss will b held ON Friday In 81
1olH r. 3. church ct 1850 Z. m, and 7:3o
=. Sermons viii be preached BY Rev.
y. Clay Moran on the subjecta "Our
uey" /" and " Christian Life"
B 0mcer gchill arrested Frank Hsggerty
II drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
~ he was sent TO jail this morning by
Gnire 9olly for ave daya
a 0amuel w. 6uiles and wife celebrated t.
- ouniversary Of their marriage BY giving
= 0laner today Of thoir home The parent,
~ The soupie were present and q pleasant
une wss hsd.
Arthur Bennett, OF Msrietts, formerly
Ink keeper at the Waits furnace, will
|Ieocably serve in the same capacity for the
xoeiey stove company.
d Zhe Metropolitan band, assisted by the
Columbia Mnnnerchor, will give . concert
~ Marietta on Saturday evening. A special
okaln will run to Columbia after the perfor-
1ancs.
& Harry Hapdshaw, Of Harrisburg Ia on q
whit TO friends In town.
Miss Emma Peters, OF Baltimore, is via.
't11ng Miss Elsie Pheneger.
During Wednesday 1860 cars we're
sAandied by the employees Of the p. X. II. st
columbia, being sent ess. and west.
Epgine No. !, al ran into train Of engine
l269 In the west yards, doing little damage,
yesterdsy.
- 4 freight wreck occurred In the east
yards Of the r. X. X. last night, caused by
$40 cars breaking down.
Tho pay car Of the Frederick division OF
ne Pennsylvania railroad 10 paying on the
YOsk side to-day. On Friday the pay car
VIII b on the Port Deposit side.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11
A Surprise Party,

Las, evening tho wife sf Col. l.. l.. Bush,
OF Bird.in- Hand, was given surprise st her
beautiful home, In that place. The AFFAIR
was gotten up by the daughters of Mrs.
Bush and . number OF frionds OF this city
About forty persons left Lancaster on the
6:45 train and there we're many present
from the surrounding country. Taylor's
orchestra, Of this city, furnished the music
for the dancing, which was kept up until .
late hour. A fine supper was set and the
whole affair was very pleasant one. The
Lancaster folks returned by Omnibus
early this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11
KNIGHTS OF 1uE MYSTIC CHAIN.
a sps c,Al Convoostion Held In the BAH O
LsDel natter Castle,

a SPECIAL Convoostion Held In the BAH OF
LsBelater Castle.
A special convocation OF the Select Castle
OF Pennsylvania, Ancient Order Knights
Of Mystic Chain, was held In the hall OF
Lancaster Castle No. l26, to confer the mark
degree on ell past comman ders presenting
themselves. The cfiicers were, Select
oommander, II. j. y. KeYrett; Fame
'osuep>P Philadelphia; Woe commander,
ID. 8, Rettew, Lancaster; select
marshal, Charles Naylor, Palestine castle,
philadelphia select recording scribe, John
n. Hassler, Lancaster; Chaplain, q. A.
Weaver, Eiizsbeihtown; inside guard, 4.
w. Frew, paradise; outside guard, Louis
otRsuss, Lancaster.
1n all IL past commanders received their
degrees, after which an address was deliv-
ersd by Select Commander S. Kerrett In
which be referred TO the rapid growth Of
the order.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11

st per cent kKohanse steady, posted
rates, ~ t7kOb s9x actual rates. ~ s7ot SIX
for 20 days ana s4teA for demand; GOV.
ernments steady; curency Sc q 20 bid Cs
coupon. q ssA S,Csdo q OK nio.
The stock market this morning opsbed
k0x per cent higher on good demand for
London account but aft the 1rst few deal.
ings the raiding on Aichison was resumed.
The selling of that stock weakened the whole
list. At il O'Clock the dec Inc ranged from "
to per cent. Most OF this has tince been re.
covered, ad at this writing the market Is dull
but steady,
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DeIIinger Pictured. i.

This weeks issue Of the Police News,
a sensational paper published in Bostor,
has very good picture Of Calvin M.
Dellinger, who was sentenced 10 ten years
for the murder OF his wife. The paper has
this to say of the case:
"Detective Barnbold says OF the case and
the conviction TIE trial In considered one
OF the most romsrk kable ever held here. It
WAS q mysterious case In which to collect
evidencs. He bad covered his tracks we'll
to try TO prove an alibi, but We managed to
COLLECT evidence enough to secure . con.
viotion and the verdict should have been
murder In tho first degree.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11
Cfosire.
tive stocx rtarks,s.

GhicAan, April ll-Cattle-Receipts, Is 900 |;
s.ipn, Als. o,toV; market tteady Oeeyes.
apS' ~ ,IseIs, 40Gi 30; stocEers and
o. 7a0S Soi Texans. % l0SsS.
: 7soSss,ssss,pts' soS msSsa iS0,O head shipments.
q S1syv; sN ss'0is0i light A,oas o5; ssips'
nosp Rseeipts, bOOJ head; shipments.
l9o market staadyi natives. a UOsio 20 ,
"estern' o. eo9' 40i lam De. a. 0J<ss CO.
East LinsHrR --Cartle- kscsipts, 100 Z shin
meats l,loo. market steady p iu 9. "a s5oi 50;
IalE 70 sooo, 20 .o8f ~ com mon, o. 7o65 90 /;
stockers and feeders, ~ .6SB,t0
uoss - aooe'pE. 30 mead shfrmenu
Asoi market s.eaoyi medium Philadeip phiss,
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NHlCAGO DRESSED BEEF-lO THE
" Butchers Srocers ana General Public
OF lancaster city and county;
The undersigned will opon their large ana
specially ntei establishment. No l4SNorth
Mulberry street. Monday April Is, Tor ths
purpose OF furnishing al dealers In meat with
swlrrs CHICAGO DRESSED BEEF
shipped here In their own refrigerator oars
built for this special purpose.
The management OF the business will bs
under the control of FRANK h. hCCLAIs
who Is well known In this city and throug hout
tbs county.
The beei we offer the public will he OF the
beat quality ana sold al prices much low or
Than our home raised product. The me Al viii
be shipped here iIesh direct from the sWittrs
Abat or Union stock Yards. Chicago and
kept IN a refrigerator built on the mos scirp.
tine principles, The supply Will come a.
stated intsrgas so that every one can DO spTo
OF reg alaT supply.
No better beef can be found In the market
In addition 10 this, ihis company will sell All
kinds OF salted ana smoked meat hau.
bai on. bologna, dried beef, LARD, shou der
In a neAt mHkeI.
Ths public is cordially invited 20 come snd
SET lof lhsm elves, Lot all deRlGrs call and b,
sslsntd that We are prepare TO fut nish he
b.st beet In the inarkeI. al the 10 west possl 6
price. We have scomo TO stay, No goods le
tailed. No goods old 10 consumers
The LASCAsiAk bkEE COMPANY.
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Non-,Iagne,,o w.,c,,.

In the jevclry store window Of Rhosds d
Bon there II sn spparatus showing how
watches are tifsc.ed by magnets. On It
there are two watches which revolve under
. magnet. They are ofthe same mo &c aud
exnctly aliko except that one has non.
magnetic bsir spring and balance. This
watch cannot he affected while the other
ON. When wa,ch becomes msguetized
4 canros be relied upon, hut the ron
magrstic works which arc put In ttCm
prevents them from being affected.
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fEDDllNa WITHOUT lloRSsE.
q large hin Of Uosss whicA the Defendants
Refused 10 PAY

Refused TO ray.
Julius and Samuel Dunio, two members
Of the Russian colony living In the Seventh
ward, appeared at the oflce OF Alderman
Halbsch for heating ON charge Of selling
goods without license. Constable snsder,
Of Ephrsta township, IL the prosecutor.
He came across these men few weeks ego
when he was on the lookout for burglars
near Akron.
The defendants were given an oppor.
tunity TO settle the cases by the payment OF
the costs, but they refused to do 20, the
amount being over SO, and by the advice
OF their counsel they. waived . hearing and
gave bail for their sppearauce at the April
term OF the quarter sessions court. Tho
constable subj - nsed and had ut the ofh 70
OF the alderman nineteen witnesses 10 testfy
against the accused.
Both the defendants deny tbat they sold
any goods In that neighbor hood, or offer cd
any In the past two yearA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11
An Old Kettle,

T. n. Bschler IL the owner OF very old
4eetie which hspurchased at sale recently.
Ss was made in Germany and is supposed
~ - two hundred years old. II sisncs 8 on
4nree fest, and has . large ard heavy
trodia IL was likely bored on. OF solid
= - Of metal which contains some silver.
~ Baebler has had 1t polished
NJ bright, and II locks exactly like
veE Is ne now on exhibition at the sls-
[nnn house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11
Numbering Telegraph roles,

Jacob Hatz, who has charge OF tho
Western Union telegraph line between
Philadelphia and Harrisburg, ID now
engaged numbering the poles. A number
IL painted on every fourth polo and II has
been found to be OF great convenience, %
In case OF an accident It can readily be told
at or near what number II is Mr.. Hstx
finished the work from Philadelphis to
Lancaster TO day. There arc 2,379 poles
bstween the former place and the Centre
square office In this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11
emsn's asD1 Book For 1889.

We have received a copy of Smul's
1e1isiaiive hand book end msnusl Of q @
ueats OF Pernsylvanis: compiled snd pub
ushsd under the direction OF Thos. p,
Qoohrap, late chief clerk OF the Senate, al d
printed BY the state printer at Harrisburg.
All the prsite given to the volume for
- applies to this book, aud eau 0
mseoEthened by the statement that In
opery dsy use the work Of our townsmsn
has alwsys proved accurate end well ar
ranRed.
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Tho water Committee. Inspection,

The water committee OF councils visittd d
the new works on Wednesday afternoon
and took look around. While there they
resolved to run wall along the creek up
to the conduit. The grounds around the
works are to bs lovsled end then sowed
In gres, seed. The room In the tower Is to
be furnished with chairs, desk, &c., and It
will be used ss meeting room by the
Committee on occasions OF their visits.
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nlseh.,xsd from P.ison.

4ocmss Colweli, coloIed, who served
RoDou months IN prison for attempted
- - was discharged this morning, having
PAeeo be tsrm. he left on The $40 train
~ home At Chrisiisos, and be declared
~ - wss iaaessns o; the crime charged
S>la<t hiss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11

fBEahAN.-Aprii Q. 1850. in this city, G. r.
chairman, In the 90 year of his age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family aro
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral
from hts late residence, No III North Prince
street. on friday afternoon at O'Clock. In.
terment at shreiner's cemetery.
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To Organize Prohibition Climbs.

The state executive committee, who have
charge OF the prohibition amendment osm
p,ign, hsve sent J. w. Nichols to this city.
Hts mission is to organize in every district
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11

nor STEAM GAUGES. HIGH OR
y Low Pressure. Water Gauges, gauge
Cooks. Wood wheels or Weig 6ted, Gisss
Tubes, whistles. syphons for Steam Gauges.
Cylinder Oilers Paid, Water Gauge COlumps
Cocks for steam Gauges, call on JOHN b EST.
1913 East fulton street. m2-tfd
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George NJ. Berger has Il ted up the Old
Mayors ON o on West King Street ss u clg ar
store and he now has one OF the nicost places
OF business OF the kind In tho city. IL is In a
good location, ana Mr.. Berger has hlled It
with large stock OF the finest goods. There
Is no doubt that hts business Will be GOOD at
such n nuo location,
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Trunks; Trunks, Trunks.
Furnishing Department.

We are showing an elegant value in Cents
made. at goo ans per y dozen
ESQ Gent y Hose In plain solid colors,
extra hue, last colo.s, at 25c; 81 30 per u
., Ladies'. Cents aud Children's Warranted
Fast Black Hosiery
Cents spring eight Underwear in white
ana colored merino and atwood
An extra yaiue In white aud gray A. ECO.
Inc great object in nttins shoes is 70 get
Comfort. Fit and stye,
We claim tuere Is rot a better line OF te so
Shoes In the city than those In our stock, DO IN
in Ladies ana q snts. which are so soft and
pliable Ihey cannot fail 10 give TO the wearer
all the comfort and wear they desire.
our 81 co. our 81 90. our o. 90 our a. 30 stiH
H. Is are the best the man NJ &C urer con pro.
duce for the money Also age nts for the Cels.
brsted knox Hats STIFF Bat t5,U0; silk at.
co.
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John c. Zook, OF Little. bicycle doaleT,
issued writ OF replovin this afternoon for
. boy clv In the possession of =. II. Schaum.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11

Just received NJ This ON co q rne assortment
OF Easter Cares, Fancy Advertising Cards ana
small mirrors for advertising purposes
Printed 10 order ut reasonable ratas, Our i'm.
ported car ds ara beauties,
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fArcuIlnn lnana6I

Jacob Swads issued an execution TO- day
agairss Benjamin Whistler, farmer OF
Mount Joy township, for $500.
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George n. Borg.r's Oigar STORE,

RrAS Frey q Eckerrs special Easter notice
III another column. aprll tia
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11
LEVAN & SONS,
decs.lyd MERCHANT MILLERs.

STEAM'
We desire to oll the attention of consumers
OF steam Goods ana Engineers Sup plies, to
our large and varied STOCK OF Pipes, Valves .,
COCKS. Aalleable ana Cast Iron Fittings,
Asbestos, vuIcabeeton and Usud urian, Sheet,
fiston and Valve Packings Scotch and He'd
Line kefectins Guage Glasses, Steam Rad,-
ators ana steam Healing apparatus Set ana
Cap screws. ana in fact almost everything re-
Quired by steam users, ana all OF which We
oner at prices which We guarantee to be lower
than those OF any other dealer in this vicinity
We have positively the largest STOCK, ana
being connectsi with the Telephone Eek.
change, are prepared 70 Ieeeiys and MI eli
want OF anything in our line. call on OF for
prices ana We win convince you OF our ability
and wluirgness to save you Money. Delay
Our faci I les for furnishing Engines, Rollers,
6hafung. T ulleys. Hangers. special N &C chinery,
tlumbers' and Gas 1ttters' Toos, Patterns.
Models. ana Iron ana Brass Castings, ana for
the pr ompt repair OF all kind of machinery
are uneIcelled in Lancaster, ana we respect
fully solicit thare OF your patronage.
Central Machine Works
Ia q l86 NORTH CHRISTIAN ST.,
LAHCAsTIR PA.
Good Work. Reasonable Charges, Prompt
nosss 1olcpnOno connection. dssGYtIU Il
=
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RKAp Frey Eckerts special Easter notice
In another column. aprll.ttd
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Little britain's Postmaster.
w. +. Psxson has been appointed post-
master at Little Britain.
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sloosls; heavy hogs. 1 % pigs ana Workers
sbeep Reeeirts, I,soo shipments. I,2fo |;
marHet nrm prime. % to05Gs; fair to good.
~ 7306 3; common, GW0t % lambs, u GO
IS eipped ihtep, s3t0o5oo.
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DEA TIM,

HEAD Frey Il kckert's special Easter notlc
In another column, sprlltfd
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READ Frey 4 Eckert's special Kaster notes
IN another column. aprll.ttd
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I'VE dnll.
Ohicaxn traanrs MARIA,

NbiCtso, April II, sS0a, m. .-Marhst oransC |;
,rt.l W. h'aii---Apri' s'xi May, soi june, s5l.ci
=, Gj9Fg.April. a5.c' uay. s.ssc; June, ss1.e +;
,9st.5Hprn. axe; May. 2S.c June, g5nc.
:, rrsSrsInh,pItl; - In, - May. ElSOi June.
,e 80 oss,,t9-nplt. s92x May. % SIX; June,
:, :, :. ort Eips-hay, $3.50; June. % 80; July,
CtosiSs.
wheat-April, scslci May, seH; June, s6c;
C6rn1April. Si9sc.i May. sss.c; June. &1.c Il;
Gats1Ap prn, asHci May. 2cHoi June. 4xc.
PORK Ts pril: -; May, ell 90; June,
iHrd-Apdl. 10 s7Je; May, fs slx,June.
tts7H Jul =. ss9gk
short EiDs-Aprii 40 sYI< NAV bgsLx lima
" o1i July. t6 O1K
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APPROPRLATING Es,02g

toward building new hall VIII come MP for
consideration. DO not fan 10 be present. as
We desiIs 10 have d full represe ntation OF the
members. l. q. MENIZEK NG
Attest; l.. BArHyos. Secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11

NOR THE BEST HOT AIR FURNACE
a In the market, go to JOHN BEST, SC3 East
ftiton street. m2tfd
nAlRY FARM FOR RENT-THE MA.
- Lore Farm containing los acres ullabIe
land. adjoining the city OF Lancaster. Water
ana shsN @ In every Held. Apply TO
MORTIMKR MALONE, PaTk Houre
MORrlMkR MALONE. Hiestrr House
j, l.. L.sTsIhMaIZ. Is North Dukeet,
marls. .MSThtfd
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pACKINGS, AS FOLLOWS: DIRIGO.
Rope, Woven ard Wick Packing, Hemp Pack.
Ing, As0estos Mill Board, Asbestos Cement,
nsoestoa sheatbing. Gum Packing, Gum
Reeds Patent Asbestos. Lined Sectional Pipe
Cover. at JOHN BESI'j, SIS ksst Fulton st,
m2tfd
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WATT q SHAND.

DIX Y GOODS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-11-09
Serena Happenings.

Miss Alice and Ida Morel were in
Ottawa Monday.
Mr.. Lu Fread started home on Mon
day.
Mr.. Ed. Jacobs has gone to Iowa on
business trip.
Mrs. Marshall Beardsley was the
guest of Miss Alice MOrel during the
past week.
Ed. Jacobs has recently purchased a
fine pair of scales of Reed Bros, Otta-
wa.
School closed last Friday with a
concert by the schOOl-children. We
understand Daisy Leonard especially
distinguished herself by her graceful
gestures and excellent singing. But
all did very nicely and deserve con-
siderable commentator for the fine
exercises given. Quite a number Of
visitors were present nOtwithstand-
| ing the inclemency of the weather,
showing the interest eXesting in school
work.
Ruben Pooler, aged 81 years, 3 mo-.
and 10 da., died at Sheridan on Thurs
day evening of last week. The deceas-
ed was born in Lock, Cayuga Co., N.
Y. At % yrs. of age he married Miss
Katie MerWin, of Walton, N. Y. One
year after their marriage the young
couple removed to Hearts grove; Ash
tabula Co., Ohio. He finally moved
from Ohio to FIT. Atkinson, Wis,
where he went into business. He re-
manned in Wis. years and returned
to Unionville, Ohio, where he lost his
wife. He then removed with his son,
Geo. Pooler, to Sheridan, ILL.,, where
he has since resided. He has
four children living, and one
brother, Fineas POOler, living at
Serena. The funeral services were
held on Sunday at Sheridan, the ser
mon being delivered by Rev. Peters of
Sheridan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-11-09
FRIDAY.

The Woman's Equal Suffrage con-
ventiOn is in session at Joliet this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Clark started
yesterday for visit to their sons in
Iowa.
The Ind. Times says the 'snappers"
at the window glass works are on a
strike against reduction of wages
from $3 to s1.80 per week.
Miss Minnie Josephine, daughter of
Mr.. De Lagneau, on the north bluff,
and Leon Hay, of Chicago, were mar
ried at o'clock last evening.
The first meeting of the Ladies' Re-
lief Association will be held in the
Methodist Church, Friday afternoon
of next week Nov. Is, at $3.50.
Tommy" Hayes, one of Ottawa's
boys, who has been in the Far West
for the past year, and is now located
at Los Angeles, CAL, is in the city for