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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02
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Vhos8O9 VIII e00IUObys
This afteruoon Constable EicholtE
brought 10 I,sncasAof from Resding sWo
psrsons for whom he hss hsen looking for
some ume They were Jscob Johns and
Miss Fannie Hellinges. 1he ftsmer
deserted his wife end . number Of small
children some time go, leaving them en-
tirely dsstitutes and began paying attention
70 Mra Hsilineer with whom he spont
much q his time Complaint was meds
ogaiEss them before Alderman Spur
rier, charging tbem with adultery.
On Than ksaiving night the man escaped
from Mn. Hellinger's house, whom
Constable EIcholis went for him, and
two days afterwards hs went 70 Reading.
Three weeks ego, Mrs. Hsllinser followed
and Eioholts located them some
days ego. He notined the police
Of Reading, and told them 10 arrest The
pair. Last evening - they were. starting
out for walk, they wsre caught Cousta-
bic Eicholis wss telegrsphed foe and ths
went after the prisoners They were taken
10 jail this afternoon.
Mra Hellinger was hired out - domss.
ito In Reading, End her parsmour waa
doing nothing. Alderman Spurrier viii
hear them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02
MARkkT0
rev YorA laAFkc,.

new to99 mAEGct.
yins. % isSsS -. supernns, = !sos So aals. as%U
Extra. % .0G6 Is; City Mii, ExtrA % O00s 10
Wintsr " nsat extra d sO0s ss ~
q osS; No. z Req, Winter, jan. 81 OOk
!s. rs6;. q o.; Mar. 81 o2x' receipts. ss.sSo
Corn NO. Z Hixsd. Cash. Sss
Jan; aSkss:, Fob. 'sS.c; receipts. ss'.s0
Oats NO. i. White. st.,A. 40. No. a ao.
SIC; NJ. Mixed. Jan. ao,Sci Feb. s2c re.
Sye dull Western. % Tic; State 1o7sc
Porl dGiI; :; Ola Moss. Hs gsoi4 rs.
LARD easier jan. o. 30; Feb, o. ss
noiassos dull kfor so boiling sbscs, 0too
blkck strap. ltc. New Orleans Sskel6a.
Turpentns quiet At l60a6lIc.
kosin Gull strained tO Koou, o. COOL OTk,
Petroleum Gull Refined IN bbis, 81 TO-
lreiGhts dull Rrh'n TO Liverpool, "a
Butter quiet; Western Creamery, Sut.sic
s,C's Cns'ss sac,nrn S%,, ,x Western. Fiat, 7osc.
lSc Ohio FLAT, l01ilho.
xggs lowers st~tS. a0alo western.
sugar duil Refinery Cuuoa. $40; erAnula.
Taiov Gull, Prime City. s6sH
6ioe dull Carolina. fair 70 koou. sks
Couee steady, Fair CsrgOes. ior dio. 1870
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02
rrhs Dead witness. /"

Al matineeon Tuesday afternoon a. well
- In the evening the melodrama entitled
S1he Dsod Witness, or Sin and Its
Dhedow," wss given ct the opera house by
George Holland and company. The audi.
onoos at both performances were fair. Mr..
Holland 10 . capital comedian and made
plenty Of fun In the character OF Toby
WstsA The support was good. A mem
~ Of the company 10 II b. PEPPER, young
mAn who 10 well known here He 10 Q
hephsw Of the late Col. William L. Pelpsr,
I'D formerly spent much Of his time In
Shis city. He has the part OF Alfred Dava.
eer In the play and givss the creates, salts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02
o. Mary's Orphan A.,lu.n Ornoer..

The vacancies In the board OF directors OF
o. Mars orphan asylum caussd by the
oeesh OF Dsniel A. Altck and resignation
9 james q. Gable, were fitted last evening
- he election OF J. w. Ecksnrode and A.
y. DonnslIy.
& The following officers were elected for the
easuing year: President X. Rev. Thos.
ns0ovsrD, bishop of Harrisburg; vice
prssidsnt, John w. Lowell secretary, John
\. Coyle; treasurer, Richard n. Reilly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02
ssiopticon nssr,siu,ne ens },

The children u 0rsce Lutheran church
Sunday SCHOOL were entertained on Tues
Aoay evening with scioptioon exhibition,
nnder the direction Of b. Frank Ssylor and
-. A. Kubiey, with Rev. q. E. Hsupt ss
eeesursr. scriptural, foreign and local
zvjews were exhibited. Before all the views
hed bssn shown the supply Of hydrogen
'Nos exhausted, and tie managers have
0ecaded 70 repea. the entertainment on
oext Monday evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02
MOney For Q Church

The will Of Mary Rachael Onner, Of VII.
liamstown, wss admitted 10 probate to. day.
NE bequsatts to the board Of trustees OF
- Lescock Presbyterian church $1,000,
- interest 70 10 paid annually TO Mary
l,asa Brown, coiored giri In her employ,
- q ths death OF this girl the principal 10
tsvea absolutely 10 the Lsscock Presby.
eegian church.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02
KaigAts Of shs Golden Ksg,e,

The following sre the offioeTs Of Lancas.
- Castle, No. 202, OF Knights Of Golden
1aglA for the ensuing six months term,
1neeslled Last evening by District Deputy
-. w. Bair: Past chief, Harry Bickei /;
'nobls chief, J. A. Holiinger vice chief,
Bschard Kauis; high priest, }. A. Ritten.
house venerable hermit, Daniel Hunter |;
mastor Of reocrdA Or. J. b. Smith clerk
81 exchaquer, John Rudy; keeper OF ex.
ehequer. TheO. Mcdonnell; cir herald,
Harry Coos; worthy hard, James Prarg.
ny: worthy chamberlain, n. II. Pyftr !;
eosiGp, q. Al. Smith esquire, Henry Resh;
Arst suaTdsman, John Taylor second
Guardsman, Conrad Cann trustees, q.
CauD, q. T. Bunting, James PIangley.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02

nAs. Is...ss. !. Cssus = assspts. ws
S;;::: p =: 49, = =: - ! 1s::
81 .; a,s.s. . ~ ssis sssnaAfissasss q. fsssssss, =
seSs sa. ssigpsa % Msw fSss seAsy. -.
nsrIst stss6y pfime, q sn0l 81; fair % eo0d.
: 800 - o0mmon. q go soi Lambs, = .
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02

1oe following were elected ofiicers oi
4Aneostsr Lodge, No. 6s, Knights OF
SSthiass ss their meeting on Monday even.
1n9s Chancellor commander, George U,
4AIlGi vics chancellor, J. ID. Ksub; pIsls,e,
" 4. Hambright; master st arms, II. g.
osyder; inside guard, Il. h. vogle; out
ot1e guard, John h. Loucks tIustss, John
= Graham. These ofiosrs will be Installed
- next Monday evening.
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Chicaso Produce slArksa.

ClioAso. Jan. .. ssD q. m.-Aartet openar
., wS,,neAt-Jan. S,, u Hi Feb" u o.; Nay.
C9rn,nJan sanc; Feb. sss.ci Mar. s,,<c
0Ats-Jan, s1ze, Feb. 2sxe, May, 2sxc.
fre-Jsn.. elsS Feb. $500; Nay, SlSs0
Nay, GsJ w.
.,,ssart snort Kios-Jsn.. % %; Feb. o 90; Nay.
ULOeiuo.
q 0+sk. -ss'
Corna;Jsn,. ssskcI Feb. sane March. $40 ;
Sais-Jan,. 1870 Feb. f,kc; May, ss,xc.
Pors-Jsn.. s.a sJi ieb, sissX, Ssrcb.
o. AK May, oIbsk
% s7k; Nay, 10 %.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02
The WaIhing astch.

The walking match between Hsrry Resh,
Frank Sohsid and George Lawrence, which
10 TO continue for rs hours, commences this
evening Of O'Clock In Mennerchor hall.
The track was laid to-day and u will be one
Of the best ever used In this city, - the
number OF lsps 10 smaller than any Of those
previously used. The hackers Of tho mon
have esch posted slOO, and the winner b 70
take oil.
The following men have been selected to
act a judges Of the match; For Soheid,
Valentine Hoffman /; for Lawrence, Edward
Powell for Rsab, Samuel Lsvan. A full
brass band has been secured 70 furnish
music on eeoh night during the week. The
indications point 70 big crowds during the
week, and especially tonight st the open.
Ing,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02
Dean Of Dsrs. james laar,hs,,.

Mira Maria Aarshall, wife OF James
1Gazshall, died at her residence no 40
Ooath Duke street. % N:b0 this morning,
aelss N ilinsss Of two weeks, from typhoid
pnsamOoia Decsased wss 20 years Of sge,
90 . lifelong resident OF this city, and
her many friends will be pained
~ hear Of her demise. She was
~ many years . member OF g.
3ohn's Nptscopal church. Her husband.
NO sons and two daughters are ieft 10
nouYn her death. Her eldest son Il WIN.
Q. Marshall, treasurer of the school board.
- her youngest son, Geo. A., Q membe +
oe ~ Asm Of Msrshsll and Rsng,er. One
~ hss dauShtsss. Mius Lissle, 10 Q teach. /
- The Duke street schools, ana the remain,
M daughter II Miss Mary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02

ssssn % WASHINGTON soRouan
1AD . sssRlsRs ExesalRHos.


tUnnrA, Zen. 9-A msn named
=. q Wnuhinseou borough, he'd mar.
twunpo SEum accident yesterday afssr.
y. He was standing In front Of the
= y seasion, and was struck BY "a sast
- sFoisht train and Wss thrown Co.
~ tbo nofth main track. The occident
pgno0 = psoseneer train We pulling
= ~ neal1on, and the mans legs struck
~ oHlo boxea Of this train. He received
&nro = the fece and leGa .
1oWA Little. whose family resides In
E1oDo0r4, W1o arrooled In town lest
'~n6he ~ Omcsr Wtttick on the charge Of
1g1lcn end fos maintenance. Little de-
l9good he family some time ego. and came
- He wee employed - . brakeman
,the Psnnsylvania railroad. Sergeant
ooek, q Harrisburg, came 70 town this
s{neEning and took the man to that city.
tohn Lockard, it,, wss arreated last
|u1Sht by Omoer Springer, fog drunken
- end disordeIly conduct Squire
UsnBs committed him to Jail for thirty
90
o Msw Years afternoon coctipg main
Noe hald By the sporting men of Upper and
kqWoe Aariette, which was attended BY
y lorgo number Of mon from Columbia,
~1uSuUb dul ou0 MoIl6tSe fIv0 DLIOo
XoEo fought Four OF the battles were
~ pool, and were oil won BY birds from
4Uppor Marietta Tho nth light was be.
AWooa Columbia and Chestnut Hill chick.
go end resulted In Q victory for the
3Rnsr. Very little imoney was wagersd
- this nght.
=. <. AsllingsH, baggage master on the
n. y, r., u on duty on account Of bruise
sGoeeivsd while on his train.
Rev. A. X. Mehrkam 10 confined 70 his
1oms BY sickness.
q a congregational meeting will be held In
~ Johns Lutheran church this evening.
4 birthday surprise party was given q
Levi Shank last night, II being his bOlh
( oorthday. Singing and dancing was enjoyed
/ ~ eli An elegant supper was prepared
7 ~ NrA shank.
Uncle Toms cabin will be given In the
Eopssa house on Thursdsy night
= vsry enjoyable evening was spent by
.l1 1hcse who attended the opera house on
1vUos6 6sas'a night when the cantats, " A
- ntkxeas's Eve," wss presented By the
taug J6lks Of the Second street Lutheran
6noscb. The different characters were well
! 1eksn and sach psrformor received liberal
npplsusA
B Jacob and His Twelve Some" was siveu
= Salem Lutheran church last night before
: lage end we'll pleased audience.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02

Don't buy your rubber boots until you have
seen the Colchester with sole leather heel.
This II the best hitting and most durable boot
in the market, made OF the best pure gum
tho wearer.
Don't buy your srctios until you have sson
the Colchester Arctic with outside counter.
Ahead OF Nil others in style and durability.
II youwant the worth OF your money try the
Colchester with outside counter. Kept hero
by best stores. Al Wholesale by
n. u. SPAHR BONR,
ME 9md York, Pa.
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Nothiss N tns s,ass

$ A. Turner. coloIed. OF Columbia, IVES
Aensd before Aldsrmsn Deem, this after.
ooaos On Tbs charge OF larceny preferred
~ nasy Lloyd, also ooioied. There was
- evtosrcs 70 sustain the charge and The
onoaood Was disH In ed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02
Nsv Hos4 Bsoons.

sBw roRx. Jan. O. p. m--Money close q
81 per cont kxchAnge steady; posted
rata, ~ eSk0S SKI actual rates y No
sstA soz q Gays ana = ssosssH for demand |,
oovernmsns eiossa Qutsts currency -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-02

1os cmosss Of Admiral Reynold's Post
- ~, 0rand Army OF the Republic, will
nsaalisd This evening BY Department
~GDDnAdss Asgss.
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hss 40

s Apsse Frs'~hsy, Who vss awarded ,hs
set." s's. = y ~ T<sussshir, " ~
neesos.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-04
A CARD Of Thsnks.

EDIsoR IIEKkLD- We, the undersigned &c
sire to express or thanks puhliely, through
the ne,aiuni Of ycar valuable paper. for
kinduess and assistance rendered us By some
Of the good and kind people Of Somerset
county. under very sad and trying cirrnm-
stances Last spring cur soa. Geor1e 5.
Hammer, hired wsia Mr. John KOontz, Of
Shade ToNnship. Somersef County, with
Ehom he worked up until Friday, Aagust
i7th. on that day be was taken SICK, be.
iHg stricken with pneamonia Sad died II
Mr kooutz's IN Saturday OF fhe following
week We desire 10 express onr thanks es-
peciaiiy 70 MssSrs- Joha koonsz. his brother.
Levi Koontz and Gaorse R-iix and their
families. for SPECIAL ed and assisiance dur
sns o1r sons Illness, aud also we wish 70
express onr blanks as wea, - lie citizens
Of the neseisbarhood N general Elr tire deep
interest manifested. and aszislance rendered j
"a in our tine Of trial ard the attention
given or son dursng his Illness.
To eseb and every osae Eeare truly thank
fri, and feel ourselves aesler iAstissg obliga-
tiens- Msy God biess you ali. We believe
thai yea viii realize The words OF he Divine
Master. As ye have done il unio one u
these, ~ have ye done Z unto ne
CsLEa II. HAYNES
NEs MaH4 z HsaxEz.
SEw Pans. Bedford Co. Pa. Aug. g. 1889.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-04

Victory siill retains is perch upon the
pr9uz banne- OF the Maroonz The IN
vincible, uucua9nera5le Maroous Not sa,-
isfed Eiih laying low the boasafai SILVER
stars q Neyers'iale. h1mbiing 10 the dust
As i zerr. the Merrupolis' chef price
nor with v.ri4uisiling and crashing the sal
var Jenner Farmer tkey must need
rs.sch ont over the condnez Of theis own
county. anl bring victims from neigtsbor-
ing couaty within tissir triumphant grasp
When the '-Greys, of ConnellsTilie. sem
4 challenge 70 the -Narlons they hftie
ihcught il uozid be acceptei They we're
not aoa1aiats,i with the temper of The Ma
roous or tt,ey would never have Lad the
ienerlfy % sessa ila; challenge They uere
uleasel an5 surprised q. iis aaceptance. aad
THURSDAY morning came saIly to somerset
10 Do ap the hay seesls. our own Ma
roous in true ConneElsrilie style.
The game took place Taa7lIy afternoon
aad resalIesI IN soous q Il - Il in ssros
Of Sonerset
The -Gnys were surprised. oonEEaudes1.
ha.aiiiatea. hut not s.ntireiy sssisesrtenef a.
The rssaiE and Paops-sd q sassnl game. in
which they we're coalllieui they eseid re-
triere fheir fallen f5u0nes. Tor Frsily after
noon
Is4 our "Hare1usr refase to givethem- -saf-
is.aoiioa p Isd they. - 1spou thesr faarels
SATISFIED Siili tilesr Yicss-y NIX I BIZ of a.
Taey gsmeig donnea their usiElrns. iook
their f.lsiiioas n the feid Frssiav aftern. IN
and administered 10 .ieir haaei,fy visitors q
more eoapisss and morti;fiag defea: thar
on tlse prsrilsus slay. the scare Al the close q
tie ninth inning standing Is 70 in fasor Of
the Mzf0oEs
Both games were ritnessed b. 3 isrse
crowd Of iaIer#sea spectators. TIE small
boy had 81 hi= S1a.isy HAMMERS and every
thinE pzsseI oE pieasaatls and snoo.kly
pickinz Fst.bea bosh games ssr the aa-
roonsa IN great form, an's Il neie Wits
pacel a . gAit thar s11ld have put esar
ier-horss 70 TIE bsush- Gseas are tie -Na-
roons-~
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An innortart Act

Below Is aa set Of Assembly, approved
Apri 1883. that will be Of interest 70 many
Of cur readers
SErTox / * ( eaaessR- .er. That from
snd 4fe- the passage Of thiS sc;. no stallion,
BUR. bO4r. rana Of JACK. shall t,e permitted 10
ran Il large on the public Highways Of this
ComEnuwezlth-
snc- :. i shall be lawful for any person
dadisg any sach zaiulal rsInninz a large 70
have the sans inPoandei. and sach I'm
poansllnz advertised wislain Ten Gays from
date of fin'Ts5,sntsing, in one weekly neHspa
per Er two weeks, pahlisi.e,I nearest the
place where s1rh animal + i-npoansss-s. and
II said animal Be aot reclaimed alrhin tsen-
y DAYS zfte- saeh advertised not5re. ny Tsy-
Elent of AZ Gusts and charges. together With
one doIlar 70 the person eaasing the said All
nal 70 be inapounsiesl, sisagI be s5ld AZ Fsb-
Iie ssIe. and iAs amount reali1sa from sa;d
sale, less tie said cost sas eslsrzes. shall he
paid to tie ireasE-e- Of flse school District
wherein slch animal IS ;mpo0naess-
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The WINS church PNnlc.


4 cIoualess sky. bot sua- large and
gaod-narured crowd. cheering mcsic-voeai
and fnst-unenssi-lively sFeeelies and plsn-
" Of good things 10 ezs. were some cf ihs
c'ssrarterisficz offhe pieaie held N theg grove
Al Wits ChurcA ou las. Saturday 4 year
ago the frst picnic wzs led here azd vas q
most enjoysble affair. but i v4s far snrF.ass-
ed IN every particular by That of this year.
One of The mos5 pleasing fea4H-es Of the &C.
czsiou wss the interesting. instructive and
eloquent addresses made by Hou. James l.
Pagh. John Il UhI Esq.. Captain C. J. Her-
Fisou. O.iver knsFper sDd Geasrzl " H.
Eoonfz. ali Of Somerset These were picnic
sfetehes, ues only in mauner. but n sub
stance. Mr. o. o. sayior asso spoke = few
words The speeches wsre interpreted Rith
singing by the vouug people aud music -
the Union band. Hsny complimentary re-
marks were pssssd upon tie singing. whieh
vas conducsel under the efficient leadership
Of Mr.. SalEHssr. Mach erasit is dHe tie
band Esr Is excellent nsusie Rev. :. J..
welch. in elosing the exercises. ressindsd
the people os tileir social da.ies and ia The
srra1nbis sor ricilsz they saoald nos lose
sight Of this.
Thus uur Second anns-aI Pieuic IS an event
Of the psst. 4nd 10 doaht msny pleasant in
cidsniz VIII Hnger in the memories Of ali,
and VIII hereafter Be recalled xiih pleasure.
LrrL. sept , 80 s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-04

It mnst have beer good sized Hickle that
Va dropped into tie slot Of our esteemed
MeyeTsdaie contemporary thar enabled is
editor to draw oct last weeks remarkable
apology for The murderer Ct Herman TN
berger. The assertion that counsel for tie
prisoners are convincsd and are eonseien-
rious in their conviction. that the prisoners
are not guilty CT the murder Of Mr. TIMBER
ser. reminds us Of the juror in the famous
Wolfzzrg H0fulzn wife-nun.ier case who
came iuto our oaiee shortly after the veniict
Of rot guilty had been rendered. Jndse
Baer, EAo was then a. the he8d Of the bar.
defended the prisoner. and Il Vas almost en-
tirely owing to the exceptionally able and
sziilfal manner In whieh the case Was man
zge,i bT him thai the veniict was obtained
IN oonve-sing ahout the case Just brought %
a close the jaror said -Of o5urse Holman
didn'i kil her didn't Billy Baer say 50
and ain t be his attorney aud 0ughtn be 70
knoE
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PEGIsTERs NOTICE

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Death to insects.

10 inscrt tisat erawls can iiFe under an AZ
riiraficr Of h9t alum wa1er. Il viii eesfrry
rei and bIsck ants. coek r5aeics. heEshszs.
spiders, and al tine nayris'ls af crashing
pe<ts which latest OLD houses during the
heated term Take two fonuas Of aiam and
dissoiye in three quarts Of boiiiHg water. lei
II Sand ansil the alnna : melted then agsiy
i wirl bruzb when neaEly boiling 70 eFery
51s1t sBi ersziee is gosr eiosess, hesissez.is.
p4atry slseives and the Ike
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-04

On THURSDAY afiernova Of last week 8
number of the friends Of the contracting par
ties assembled at the residence of Judge Wm.
Collins. in Somerset Township, 70 witness
the osEeulnnT uniting 10 marriage Mss Nio-
lel Collins. uieoe q the Judges, with Mr
Frank 5 EaEans. a succsssill young basi-
ness nlan Of t-niont0wn- Tie beautiful and
impressive ceremony was Performed By
Eide. A. ". Conne7. and asfer uessving The
congratulations Of their numenEs friends,
the happy young eoapie embarked on the
west-boand train for Uuiont0Wn, where they
viii make iheir future home
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-04

.,.at to a very carry sAsL
@ q Bissseksr a snrssfs
q tr-s.ss st slssscizs- 3 Say.
s sai spee.aeles al Bieseeksr q
%. IA al oolos At BissseEss q
syaes has again made rs ap-
s.-sat Oao-s of extracts at BE
Z suyss&
ws.e- bottled. rcinnsnied By
ans 70 be had only Al Biesecksr &
ak-sasies we're raided Al Ac-
j ,5-ay night Of lAst week. BY
o.HeeE.
- can now gef his gun ready
4 - The season. for hunting this
~ ops1e8 September Isl
Of MeDouald. in Washington
to b. Incorporated as a borough.
zl.on oil. 500 persons.
4 ea water az Biesecker & sny-
store. The only place IN town
aa eet tfis delicious and cooling
s5o Of narurzl gas ocruued a
s.a works on Noni4y night o.
81 ore VAs iaiured. bpf the ma
4 5-rk rork, and four boilers were
4 n Nssb.t a deserser from the Tni-
e-nr ras arrested a. Penn, West
uunty iast week, and Saken 70
lie VIA Be sent back 70 serve
grsi ,eHn-
ba1ri Of Bar township. Cam
v l1st iheir state appropriation.
n 70 about $40. becznse they did
IL lsw ia regard 10 the teaching Of
md Aggene in their schools
su sa hand . large number Of good
re Win sell in quantities 70 suit
ssr Pdos very reasonable Yard
!, tie p-auing mill
HoLBzooK BEos- & PAEz0S.
uaiou- good boarding pleas
1tfal Surroundings. and ex-
s5uatarz in every respeot, are to
tie California, Pa. state Nor
81 term opens september ID Send
-ls
THEo. B. Noss, Principal-
fou Of veterans holding csriii-
ase importation p Geiiysau7gh,
r. ais ~ % a1end the ceremonies
s7rauia Day, Is called 10 the fact
b. 6 b. r. z. has the shortest
sp-sI trains viii run from Pitts
s occasion. For further inlorma-
". ~. PIcEUG. 7. PA
SomeEet. Pa.