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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-01
TRY 1T.
levan g. Sons,
MERCHANT MILLERS.
Sfl\ VI.

STEAM.
We desire io call the attention OF consumers
Oh steam Goods and Engineers Supplies tn our
large aud varied stock ui Pipes, Valves, Cocks
MaiIeahIc and Gust Iron Fittings, Asbestos
' uicuhCSton aud lsudurian, Sheet, Piston aud
NhNe facklngs; Scotch and Red Line Reject
ing naugr Glasses, steam Radiators and steam
Healing Apparatus; Set and Cap Screws, and
In tct almost everything required by steam
users and all Of which we oiicr at prices which
we Gunrnntgc tn he lower than those of ANY
other dealer iu this vicinity.
We have positively the largest stock, aud he
lbs connected with the Telephone Exchange,
are prepared 10 Receive aud nI all orders ia Ih,,
shortest possible time When in want of any
ming IN our line, call un us Tor prices und We
VIII convince YOU of our ability and willing
ness Ia save you Money, Delay and NcNHIion.
our facilities Tor furnishing Engines Boilers
Shaitin2, fulleys, Hangers Spcvigd Machinery
Plumbers aud Gas Filters Tools Patterns
Models, aud Iron and Brass Castings, aud fnr
lhe prompt repair Of aii kind "f machinery are
uueN,vlled IN Lancaster, aud We respectfully
solicit share oi your patronage,
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Less than halfa BOTH. Of Dr. Bur. Cough
syrup cured inc OF Il severe bronchial affection
III. :. HobSoN, iG Hanover St,
~, . baltimore, Md.
pon't-lfa dealer offers YOU a bottle of saliva
lion on without labels OF wrappers or In a mu.
ulatcd or defuccd package, don't touch a. don't
buN II Al any price, Insist upon getting n per-
ttrt uaor0ken, genuine package. Price % cents
bottle.
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DRUNKENNESS
OR THE

LiS'Vit HABIT fu~lIlNEll CURED By
ADMINISTERING DIR. IIAISES'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC
~ ~ vaii pt slNtn IN cup Of coffee or tea with
ont the knowledge of the persut, tskIr,, 1, +. ~
anso'ultiy harmless, ana viii cifec a nerinu-
heht hha speedy cure, whether the patient is n
imri,"ueiaH hiliker or an alcoholic wreck
ihousahhs oi arunkards have been made tenn
prrhte men VINO have taken Golden Specific in
NV a.n cihise ise Wlthout Their knowledge aud To-
iree VIII. III NEVER FAIIA. The system
once lmpregnated with the Specific il becstn,.s
exist For sale by fF0'''S W
cHAS. A, LOCHER, Druggist.
augslydM,w, -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-01

WHEN fireworks are displayed to a large
crowd in small space there is more dan
ger than fun, but when the operators
calmly allow their great fiery serpents 10
squirm into the crowd, as they did in
Chicago, the performance is exciting to "a
degree dangerous to health.
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NnTICE Is HEREBY nINFN TnArrlIr

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THATTuE
~ License Tax for Street Purposes for me
year lNn', On street Railway Cars, TrlpsT9Ih
Telephone and Electric Light Poles ana on
Hacks tabs, tuuchcs, pmnibuscS, Fuur-Hnrsa
wagons, lweliurse Wagons, Local Delivery
bfaNs' ,hrlS aud other Vehicles, used Ia the
rliN Tor HiTc or Fay, - now due aud payahle al
the office oi the CitS Treasurer
ANY person failing Ia take ont License, or
refusing 10 pay the License IHN required by
the ordinance, or who shall Violate amy of the
provisions Of any section thereof, VIII subject
TIE offender, In addition 90 the immediate for
trlt OF his license Ga penalty uf tiNe dollars ior
each and every uflensc.
j. ii. RATHEON,
az-2wd City Treasurer,
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Central Machine Works,

ia A 4iG NORTH CHRISTIAN STREET,
lANcAsIER, PA.
Good Work, Reasonable Charges, PROMPT
uess. Telephone connection. dStfdR
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u1anantaiser'p.
PHrLAprLrHrA. wednesday, May I, 1889.

PHrLADELPHrA. "Wednesday, May I, 1859.
1t is now ten weeks since we
began opening the Spring Nov
elites in Dress Goods. Within
that time we have repeatedly
asked your attention to the new
things as they came forward.
Only last week a fresh install
ment came - the very latest
things from Paris.
We repeat what we have
printed before: F: 1.-The Dry
Goods stocks of the world fail to
show an equal volume or va
riety.' But dispite this, our
stock is never so full that
the later style or the greater
bargain cannot be secured for
you. This is your reliance
the foundation of faith in our
Dress Goods--always the new
est, the greatest, the cheapest.
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Htauou,oi,rr's.

the way. Bisque heads and
jointed bodies, 75c from 81,
and 4oc from soc, as to size.
Bisque, kid body, 75c from 81,
and soc from IS.
Basement, north Of centre.
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LEVAN'S FLOUR!

We do not say this fuur Is a cure for DySpcu-
sia, hut we do believe fewer psoplr would hr
afflicted with that dread disease IT they used
this article.
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VSpR BOILER uBE BRUSHES, STILISON
II Pipe Wrcnches, Pipe and Monkey Wrcnches
combined, Files, OH Cans, etc, go to JOHN
BEST, Ssl East Fulton street. m2-tfd
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GOLD BRONZE, LIQUIDS AND SIZING
NJ for steam work, at JOHN BESr'S, gs5 East
Fulton street m2-ifi
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SIeepIess Nights

"For nearly n month was not able to sleep,
but after using PAINE's CELERY CoMporND for
two days, Insomnia fed and strength returned"
T.. q. SMITH. Claussen, =. G..
" u have taken only part of a bottle of Paine's
Celery Compound, and 1t has entirely relieved
me 81 slecpessness, from which have suffered
greatly"
MRs. r.. AuTcLiFF, Peoria, III.
lhines Celery Compound produces sound and
refreshing sleep. A physicians prescri ption, It
does not contain one harmful drug. Like moth
Ing else IL guaranteed cure for slccplcssness,
II directions ARE faithfully followed.
sl.o. Nix for $500 Druggists.
WILLS, RICHARDSON & Co., Burlington VI
DIAM0Nn nVES Original and only reliable.
UihMVAD DlLO Beware of poor limitations
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ISOR BOLTS, LAG SCREWS. SET SCREWS,
square and HcNagon Nuts. these goods In
stock, ut JOHN BISTS, 3S3 East Fulton street
m2-tfd
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LNoR HORIZONTAL STATIONARY EN-
II gines, from to ~ horsepower. and Yer
tIcsl Engines from 2 TO ~ horsepower, you win
md them ut JOHN RESTS, 8'S East Fulton
street. m2-tid
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-01

A GESCS FOR CALLAHAN & co.'s CF-
"A ment to take the place Of Red Lead. In
bulk 10 makes five times the quantity OF red
lead and IL far superior in making steam Joints (;
packing man and hand hole plates on boilers,
&c, Sc. Price ~ cents per pound at JOHN
BEST'S, Yi3 East Fulton street. m2-tfd
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L>IRE BRICKS, FIRE CLAY AT Low
II figures, go 10 JOHN BEST, Isi East Fulton
street. m2-tfd
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John Wananakel
miscellaneous.

ISoR AMERICA N SIGHT FEED CYLINDER
II LubricatorS, Glass oil Cups for Bearings
you can get them at JOHN BEST's, 3s3 East
Fulton street. n2-tfd
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INJECTORS, RUE LITTLE GIANT, HAM
i cock Inspirators and Electors, Eberman
Boiler Feeder, Penberthy Inspector American
InJector-, all In stock, at JOHN BEsSTa, Jg3
East Fulton street. m2-tfd
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People who want the best value for the money
cannot afford to miss seeing our great display
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DADIATORS, OF ANY MAKE OR DE
III sign, can bc furnished ~ reasonable figures,
by JOHN BEST, S3 East Fulton street In2-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-01

THANKS FOR WATER, OILS, ACID OR GAS,
Il OF any shape or capacity, at fair prices 90
10 JOHN BEST, 3f3 East Fulton street. m2tii
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LNOR CASTINGS, IRON OR BRASS, LIGHT
II or heavy, Mt short notice, go TO JOHN
BEST, S53 East Fulton street. m2-tfd
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NOR BOILERS, HORIZONTAL, TUBULAR,
II Vertical, Portable, Cylinder, Marine, of any
size power, Of the best material and work
manshIp, go To JOHN BEST, 3S3 East Fulton
street. n2tfd
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"HiTE COTTON WASTE, COPIED by
w the pound, l0c; In lots Of 10 pounds or
over, Sc. All goods delivered TO any part of the
city Free. Cali on JOHN BEST, No. as3 East
Fulton street. m2-ttd
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L>OR STEAM GAUGES, HIGH OR Low
II Pressure, Water Gauges, Gauge Cocks,
Wood Wheels or Weighted, Glass Tubes,
Whistles, syphons for Steam Gauges, cylinder
Oilers Plain, Water Gauge Columns, Cocks for
Steam Gauges, call on JOHN BEST ;s3 East
Fulton street. m2tfu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24
LIFE IN Ia CONNER.


la coSSsR. March so.-The people
of this section are looking forward
to the approaching constitutional con-
vention with praiseworthy degree
of interest. Considerable discussion
OF both men and measures il going
on IN a quiet way. bat the. attention
given to the important questions con
nected with tlsis transition period in
no way interferes with business ac-
tivity.
la Conner hrs entered upon a new
era of growth and prosperity. A
company has been formed for the pur-
pose of erecting and operating saw
mill, and II is probable that a sash
and door factory will be run in con.
neetion Herewith IL Is alsa expected
that an oatmeal msll will he in
operation before the summer is over
several dwelling houses are being
built \ company has been incor-
poraied for the parpoSe of building a
large town hall and weak on the same
/ will be commenced within n month.
/ The grading Of streets and opening of
roads has been commenced IN earnest.
Several business houses AZ well as
quite number of private residences
are ia contemplation and work on the
/ same viii begin in very short time.
/ The Calhofs addition tu the town oi
Ia Conner has been plated and Is
/ going OF rapidly. the sales the first
day running up into the thousands OF
( dollars. Another addition 60 the town
: being lard out and plated hy Mes.
conner. and viii be placed upon the
market as soon az the surveyors can
complete the work. The outlook sor
( la Conner il brighter that ever before
and the town Is Fes6y 10 otter homes
( in fair share os that desirable cias,
/ oi tseepso isow coming iato WeSteTu
! - .itttlaf.ltt
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et.asrd. Cas-. CIsu>sen, II - earns.
"A q. Douglas. Pete Foarehef<es J..
spevry aEss T. Keel tsr4nd lzrDrs :
Vim. W0rfbinK5on. Dav5et DunEan.
Arthur Dcbf~. =. e. Mercer. II. &.
J,asErner. p. X. stockzfsa, Gilaxs Red.
md j. r. Church. II Hsrnflson. G. r.
Rollins. n. v. Albright Jas FGIiDek
Dan Kefsseg. Andrew Petsr~ost and
W. l.. Weesfe7a
The elsAef offseer a the are depart.
ruens has called the atz<sztion Of the
city Council soefse unprotected cos8dt
NON of the resfdeaee portion al tue
city ia the event % IRE. The Ere de-
pa7ffneut IL sitaated 30 .hat IT could
render little assistance, - the bill az
fofds the wasef supply. He recon-
fnefds that the CITY pgrehase chem
icai engine for t--elsgsavs use on tbs
hili. Chemical aprarxsus i quite ex
tensiyeIy used IN the city and II re
garded a. the most effective extfs-
guisher. There certainly should h
some kind - fire apparatus for ser
vice on the bill.
The fYossing race at Irving park TO
day was fairly well attended Thres
borses were entered for the contest
Gray Prince. owned by William
Hammond. Unknown and Tom, BY
G.. g. Mcnamara. The race wasexon
by Gray Primer.
a meeting waz held late this after
noon By the directors Of the Port
Townsend Southern railroad. The OBJ
ject OF the meeting was to examine
the bids and award the contract for
construction OF the first sfx miles OF
the line Of railway. rixfeea proposals
we're received. The lowest responsible
bidders we're the Payne Bros. Of this
city The contract viii undoubtedly
lie awarded t. them.
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advising him 70 reaze active business
This firm. which Was established -
years SEQ. nilI sfza= soon cease - exist
The penisenti4ry new brick ul4cl8lae
started successfully this incoming And
BIDS fair 20 10 ge<si work IL 1isI take
the men suEzss tire 60 fecarme c8Es-
versAnt with il and temper the clay
properly. sss IL has already demon
sfrzsesl that IL wiH manufacture $50
per koEy at least that + what 4 has
been tfnaed At Just - soon - the
bcys get the hang of the res MA
chine TIE oss4 machine vii also be
fitted Gp with steam gearing ana then
the capacity will be between % 90 and
70. no per diem
The report that LIE =. A. SHAW.
grand secretary Of the 4. q. @. r.. Nias
sOoa remove to the Sound eoantry T.
denied By that gentleman.
A gentleman Just ia from TruAx. .
new town n the Pziouse country re-
ports that accom- maziafions cannot be
provided for the large number OF peo-
pie going in there. Forty carpenters
are kept busy putting up baildings.
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oradshaw's Nomination. ~ Railway
Contraction Rtas Opened.

Pekf TOWNSEND. March -. This
afternoon G. NJ. bradshaw resolved A
telegram from Washington conveying
the intelligence that President Harm,
son bad appointed him collector al the
Puget Sound customs district az Port
Townsend, Friends az the gentleman
received the rewS Of his appointment
10 this position as a recognition OF ihe
valuable service he has rendered his
party in many a nercely fought politi,
cal contest He received MANY warm
congratulations from his friends over
his good fortune In having these hon.
ors thrust upon him. IL Is quite ecn~-
rally conceded that he aiil make a
competent official.
sssaee the Hood's Canal Land and
Improvement "a. laid cat 3 tew sasise
at Union tsty. quite number 1t adds,
tons have eeen plated thereto. Nj
james Jones has plated So addition
consisting OF S.se aeFcS. Mr.. Nj ReAsy
has LAID out what viii An kfsewn a. the
nrss addition, anf smother tract has
been plated consisting 81 iei acre.
tsse property el Mrs. IhAs. tserrish
nr., OF this city.
koilosiag is the list ol tie gsxnf and
petit jury who have h<sn summoned
10 attend court MansIas rssil jt.russ
Jos. Frazer. ". ] GILMORE. Mns.
axteFson, j b. Bali. sshss. Matthew.
VIM. Chill. N. Peteul +. Curtis t'has,
4. ssasAsen. JAS, + Msag. tsee. Rich.
arusan. X. T.. Address \. fssnSan. IA
z. Sospsr, Class. Haisey. las. fasstssu
!. = usHksnssns j. ] Strand Il. n
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THE moRruAsY LIsr.
Died Fresh an Unknown Cause
other Deaths.

Charles Walker Collins, the six-year-
old son OF George and Alice Collins,
died very suddenly from an unknown
cause on Friday evening at o'clock
The little fellow WAS not we'll Friday
but did not seem 10 have any acute
pain and his iudisposition was thought
o. be slight. st 1 O'Clock i'm the after.
noon he asked for drink OF water and
was soon thereafter seized with spasns
and then he reiapsed into uncon-
seriousness. from which he never
emerged
\ physician was sent for. bnt did
not come until the boy Was dead. The
funeral will take place this afternoon
NJ 2 ~ o'ciocS from the family resi-
dence, rorner of Seventh and Marion
streets, where the services will be held
Miss Sadie t. lockwood died at thu
residence IL her father Yesterday al
consumption al the age of - years
. The funeral will take place at s 81
O'clock this afternoon from the resi-
dence. tx Birch street.
The funeral Of 4 L. Murdoch vii
take place AZ o'clock this Afternoon
frosu CreSS's. instead OF az 2 O'clock
A. heretofore announced. 1t will b,
under the auspices OF Olive Branch
Ne. 4. /. -. -. r.
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it8rs Proofs of claims aud powers al
xfsexney fsesi
Lucy A Benson rs. Charies Benson
- Af77sfavif Of defendant ard motion
80 varsfe orzier imposing on psainEih
payment OF $50 20 defendant hled-
E. skies & Co Us. James w Smith
Decree foreclosing ehzttes mortgage
far 1913 So.
W. H. Heas0n rs A IL Carlisle ei
b. Demurrer OF Fr2ak Crawford s:zs-
tainess and plaintiff giyesz leave TO file
amended complaint against A. B. Car
Isle only Case reEerred 70 b. j. Tail
man 70 rnake findings OF fact and con-
eiasions OF law
Sehw abacfer Bros. -. J Il. Bean
and s T.. Culiis New trial granted.
Ann Sophia Rrygger, exeeuTrix os
the estate OF John Brygger. deceased
vs. John Keane- Order OF continuance
joseph f. Mcknight vs. James II
Reagan Order OF entry OF appearance
OF attorneys
Catherine Lark vs.. Thomas r L:lrl
Divorce granted.
Court adjourned si,se die at O'Clock
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THE xEsLER AVENUE GRADE.
IL is Established To Allow the Con-
atruetion Of the Gable Line

At the meeting of the City Council
held on Friday evening an ordinance
was passed establishing the grade in
lesler avenue. The ordinance was
passed in response to petition pre-
scented some sine since by the Seattle
Construction Company. When the
read was built the grade was not es-
tahiis he'd. bat the cable company fol.
lowed the grades as closely as they
could. Now that another track is
being aided they desire to follow an
established grade so that there may be
as little trouble as possible in the
future in the way OF tearing up the
roadbed
The petition asked for the establish
ment of the grade from Ninth street
to the alley in block a.. Yesler & Me.
t,ilvra's addition. Ii seems. however,
chat the grade was established in Au-
gust last on Yesler avenue from Ninth
ia Windom street, distance of Ii
blocks. so the ordinance only estah-
iished the grade from Window street
10 the alley in block No. a.. Yesler &
Mctsiiyra's addition.
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BILL NYE's RELIEF.
His Life Was I'm Danger Recent,
in Penpsylyau1n

Minneapolis Tribune.
Bill Nye was lecturing in penusvl-
vania short time ago with james
Whitconnb Riley. At one OF his ap-
pointments Mr.. Nye. so il is said. felt
very much depressed. 1t is a peculi-
arity of humorists 20 be melancholy
at times. One of the committee went
back of the scenes TO see him, and the
depressed humorist welcomed him a.
a scene OF unusual good sunshine
They shook hands Nyc earnestly. the
committeeman decorously.
Mr.. Nye," be said grayelv "vou
VIII find this an unusually healthy
city
AAhlf said the ilunorist.
Yes, the death rate Is only one a
day"
At this jrneture Nye took the com.
mitteeman by the arm and hurriedly
asked
rs he dead?''
"Deadln calculated the committee.
man. Who dead p
Why, the man for today" was the
grave reply.
The committeeman stared with all
his might into the iInmovable face Of
the lecturer.
Isn't there clerk or register or
coroner, or something like that oi
whom you could find out whether !
man for to-day has died ?"
ny, yes, | suppose so, slowly re-
piled the committeeman.
Would you be so good, then. a. 10
find out, and before commence the
lecture II possible. whether the man il
dead IL he Is dead. ara all right
for We leave the city early Tomorrow
morning: but il he Is not dead, can.
nos bat feel uneasy about fnyseif a. /
ans not well tonight.
The kInd-hearied committeeman
hurried away 10 get the information.
When Sye and Riley were in their
room that night bell hoy told Nye
that gentleman wished 70 see hitn.
lie went down into the pafior OF the
hoiel, and there met the committee.
man.
m sorry 20 disturb yoa, Mr.. I'VE. y
he said. but could not ret the ir,gov.
nation earlier. Ii i all right. Tha.
death rate ] spoke Of was only an aver.
age. ard MAn died this morning =
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MRS. CLEVELAND CHANGED.
Her Girlish Color Faded aud Her
Piumpness Gone.
New York Sun.

Everyone who has seen Mrs. Cleve-
land since she arrived in this city has
remarked upon the great change in
her appearance. She is very much
thinner, having lost probably since
her marriage fully 20 pounds. She h
a tall woman, something like five feet
seven, and weighed when she married
Mr. Cleveland nearly iG0 pounds,
which did not seem at all too much for
her height. Now she locks distinctly
thin, and has lost, too. the brilliant
color she had as girl. The life IN
Washington has been. iii some respects
q hard one. and the climate has never
agreed with her very well, she having
always been accustomed TO n colder
and more hraeing atmosphere.
This change in her appearance
has been greatly accentnated by the
change in the way OF wearing her hair
which she has recently made. The
Cleveland coiffure. which meant high
coils on the head and a few love.losks
on the forehead, has taken distinct
place among the fashions OF hairsiress-
ing, and has grown universally famil-
lar through the photograph OF the ex-
presidents wife. But Ii Is now en-
tirely altered she brushes her hair
straight back from Der forehead. with
oat any suggestion of bang, and rims
il III q low. braided roll on the back OF
her neck. such a radical change OF
couture makes almost as much. differ
enee IN woman's appearance as
would the shaving of his beard on the
part OF a man. 1t has changed Mrs.
Cleveland so much that very few yeo-
I pie who are not personally acquainted
! with her would he able 10 recognize
{ her. IL Is said that this is what she
had in view when she made the
change She knew that her face had
become so familiar 20 every one
that she would not be able even 10
walk in the streets or 10 appear 1T any
public place without immediately De.
Ing pointed ont and stared ct. and IL
was 70 avoid this unpieasamtness that
she changed her hairsdressing in order
that those people who knew her oniy
through photographs should not
/ easily recognize her. She and Mrs
Folsom are already begisning an exc.
/ cntive session with the dressmakers
preparing their spring war,irobes, a.
they probably leave town early IN the
season and wish Ia be beforehand in
their preparations Mrs. Cleveland
has already made investments in the
pretty new ginghans ard China silk
which are being shown in the shor
windows She has a great fontlr.eS !
+ fsr simple, gsrissh costumes for sam.
sser wear. and with her fresh com
psexion ard slender. youthful out
lines these are extremely becoming
70 her. Mrs. Folsom. however
dresses very quietly. does rot Ioos
yerF much older than her daughter.
and. indeed. as far as age i concerned
might easily be 4Es elder sister. being
hyss sitsle ever II years her senior.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24

UsiosTowy. Pa March p A
sheriff : posse following the vigiIante.
reached Narkleyshurg early this morn,
ing 10 aid in the capture OF the Nc
Cleliandtown robbers, who were re
ported as having been found ir q log
cabin A vigorous search failed &c
disclose any of said robbers. however
aud the sheriffss posse and uumtser
OF yigilantes have returned in disgust.
IL il reported that three OF the gang
returned 20 the log house this morn
ing and ate their breakfast there
Word reached here this evening that
the house Of an aged couple living
near Elliott Mills. in the mountains
between Markleysbary and this place.
was entered hy robbers late last night.
who bound the inmates and threaten
ed to hang them If they did not give
mp their money. 1t is reported that
the miscreants secured S2I3, but no
particulars can vet be learned.