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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14
FUNNY DRUNKEN MEN.
The Antics That Four of Them Cut Up
on the street.

The Antics That Four of Them Cut Up
on the street.
John w. Nelson, who lives in the coun-
try, came To town with load of potatoes.
After disposng of his load he proceeded to
get another one, but of altogether differ
ent kind. He left his team at a hotel and
In a short time was so drunk that he
could not see nor talk. lie was found at
Grant and Mulberry streets by Constable
Herr but the man was unable to tell his
name or where he lived. He was locked
up and this morning was discharged upon
the payment Of costs.
William Weidler, who also resides in
the county, had hearing at Alderman
McConomy's this morning for an oilense Of
last Saturday night. He got very drunk
sltor arriving in town and bought bottle
and demijohn full of whisky. The three
went to the Pennsylvania railroad station
and tried to board a train. The conductor
said he did not carry wholesale liquor
stores, so he put them of tho car. All
fell into the hands of the police and the
demiiohn was broken on tho way to the
station house. This morning Weidler paid
his costs and was discharged.
AT an early hour this morning two men
who had awful loads on created great
deal of fun. About I o'clock they found
themselves on West King street near Sny-
der * Brothers trimming store. The one
was much drunken than the other and In
fact was unable to walk. His companion
went to the INTELLIGENCER Office and
found the little red whcebarrow which be-
longs there. With il he went back TO his
friend. lie loaded him on and started
down West King street, but the trip was
short and disastrous. The man on the bar
row was restless and the wheeler was un-
steady. The result was that the former
fell of three times in less than n square
When j. Is. Martin x Co.'S. store was
reached the wheeler refused to go any
further and he dumped his companion upor
tho pavement, leaving him 70 get homt
the best way that he could. lie was
thoughtful enough to return the wheelbar
| row.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14
NOVEMBER QUARTER SESSIONS.
Additional Cases Put on the List For
Trial Next Week.

Aduttional cases lut on the List FOR
Trial Next Week.
Up to noon to-day there were l56 cases
returned to the November quarter sessions
court, making 1t one Of Tire largest ANo+e+t-
her courts in the history Of the county.
Following Is the list of cases on the trial
list In addition TO those published week
ago:
MONDAY, Nov. ls.-George MAY, VIM.
Thomas Loomis, Peter Frank, felonous
entry Jacob Fisher, assault; Mary Lloyd,
bawdy house VIM. Mohler, receiving
stolen goods; Louisa Dorsey, assault and
battery Isaac S. Dietrich, Viola Lindsey,
adultery; Charles Seachrist, Richard Red
man. Amos Slayter, felonious assault and
battery John Francis, fornication.
TUESDAY, Nov. l0.-Catharine Lively.
Conrad Rosenberg assault and battery /;
J. I. l.. Lied, larceny as bailee Michael
Dorm, defrauding landlord.
WEDNEsDAy, Nov. 20.--Frank Hinden,
assault and battery; Abraham Cooper,
adultery; Samuel Baumgardner, assault
and battery; VIM. Kirchner, ct al, mali
cious mischief.
THURSDAY, Nov. 2l.--Martin ID. Hess,
A. G Pfautz, embezzlement Peter Frank,
malicious mischief; NJ. +. Plantholt, Adam,
X. Brown, Leonard Shoenberg, false pre-
tense Edward Reemsnvder, fraud.
FRIDAY, Nov. 22-Arthur Green, felo-
NOUS entry; otto Weber, violating liquor
law; Geo. Sprecher, ct al, Geo. Ramsey, ct
al, Henry Whitman, VIM. Boyer, John b.
U0oyer, ct al, neglect of duty.
SATURDAY, November 23.-Daniel Bross-
man, Samuel Baungardner, VIM. Hum
mel, John OBrien, VIM. Culley, Mary
Nigenot, Conrad Rosenberg, VIM. Thos.
Loomis, B. S. Breneman, surety of the
peace; Harry Fuhrman, VIM. Price, de-
sertion.
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Heutla.

MIsCHLICH.-In this city, on the 18th inst.
Catharine Mischlich. wife OF Philip Mischlich,
In her 10th year.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her husbands residence. No. li5 Dorwnrt street.
on Friday afternoon at o'clock. Interment at
Zion's Lutheran cemetery. 2t
ScHEErz.-Novelnber ID, 1850, in this city, Jo-
hanna Margaret, daughter of John Jacob and
Mary Scheetz, In her seventh year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her parents residence, No. "a Dorwart street, on
Friday afternoon at o'clock. Interment at
ZiOn's Lutheran cemetery.
SLoKoM.-At Chrlstiana, on the 18th inst,
Samuel Slokoin, aged " years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, Chrlstiana, Monday morning
at 10 o'clock. Intermeut at Old salisbury
Friends church. 3td
EsHLEMAN.-On the 18th inst. In East Drr-
more township, Lancaster county, Pa, Elijah
EshleInan, aged rs years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence, East Drumore township,
Friday morning AT 9la o'clock. Service Mt the
house. lnterment at Gron cemetery. ltd.
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SOME MEAN PEOPLE.
The Kind That Make Life n Burden To
the Restaurant Men.

The Kind That Make Life n Burden To
the Restaurant Men.
Yesterday afternoon an INTEIIIGENcER
reporter was strolling leisurely along
North Queen street, thinking where he
would go To get good big item, when he
met a well known restaurant man who
was complaining of bad business. lie said
he did not know what had gotten into the
people of late that so many of them want
something for nothing. He then proceeded
TO relate couple of incidents which actu-
ally came under his observation this
week in his restaurant, which show nerve
and neanness both. On Monday party
of five country people camo into his place
Of business and proceeded Mt once to the
dining room. They all took seats about n
table and one of them finally ordered five
glasses of water. which were carried To
them. The man in charge of the place was
confident that he was about TO secure a
heavy order. His surprise may be
Imagined when he saw several OF the party
pull lot of lunch, which they had no
doubt brought to town with them, out OF
their package and proceed to eat it. Not
one OF the five bought cents worth TO eat
or drink In the place, where they sat for a
half hour or moro. They covered the table
cloth with dirt and finally left the place as
though nothing had happened. The pro-
prietor of the saloon was so taken aback at
the display of unadulterated gall that he
was unable to speak for time and he says
he will not be surprised ut anything now.
The same gentleman says that man
brought his wife and children into his
house the other day to get something to cat.
He purchased two ten cent plates OF fried
oysters, ate all the crackers within their
reach and then LETT the place. Two fashion
ably dressed ladies went into the same
saloon on Tuesday and asked whether they
could get two five cent stews. Whether
they wanted soup or what, nobody knows
but they did not take stews when they
heard that they cost twenty cents.
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, Neiner. of this ,,...


%. 526 of the p. II. r., ran into
80. i'is5. in the west yards early
morning. as the former engine was
,,,,s,,n~ sor, 3 ears ON siding. Engine No.
1es ~sss siichtlv damaged and the other
.,,,.,;,,. had fhe niiot broken and otherwise
d.maged.
the three siemen lamps, formerly In tho
r;rE have becn purchased by n. Byers X
20 ,or their saw mill. The mill is now
~,,.,,nino dev and NIGHT. over 100, 600 feet
aStimher 4: turned oI,t daily.
.rha grand CONCERT of the Metropolitan
h.nd viii he given i'm the opera house this
evening. The programme will be entirely
,,,ns,ca7 and will lie a rare treat for all at
TN Ing
An ENJOYABLE party was held last even"
;ng at The home of VIM. Il. Moore. Dane
;nS was enioyed by the many guests pres
enI.
Dr. n. II. Wolfe. of Cincinnati, Ohio, was
i'm town on brief visit and went TO Mount
villa this morning to see friends there.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14
THE EXAMINER" ANSWERED.


~ NoHlcs 10 tue
gcncer For Fair Treatment.
EDIToRs INrELIIaENCER: The sugges-
ton of the Erdlaiaer last evening that the
popularity of Congressman Brosius' re-
commentator of Major Griest for postmas-
ter be submitted to the test of popular vote
seems entirely unnecessary in Wow of the
emphatic endorsement Major Griest re-
ceived in this city when candidate for the
congressional nomination in 1878 in oppo-
sition To Hon. A. Herr Smith and DIR. =.
j. Roebuck. The official returns show
that Griest received ,407 votes, Smith 750
and Roebuck 575. If the Examiner will
give these figures ''prayerful consdera-
ton " ii may be better able to understand
the popular feeling on the postmastership
matter. My only excuse for thus intrud
ing on the space of the lSrELLIoENCER is
the evident disposition of the two Republi-
can dailies to refuse the friends of the
coming postmaster fair treatment.
REPUBLICAN,.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14
Death of Elijah Eshleman.

Elijah Eshleman, a well-known man of
he lower end of the county, died on We'd
nesday at his home in East Drumore town
ship. Deceased was a farmer, and rs years
OF age. He leaves two sons, jacob "A
farmer of East Drumore, and Abraham,
who lives at home. lie has three daugh-
ters, one whom is married To Samuel
Eshleman, of Strasburg township, and an
otherto Abraham Lefever. Tie funeral
will take place on Friday morning with
services al the house and interment at
Croft cemetery,
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To-Day's Session of Court,

The upper and lower court rooms being
occupied by teachers institutes, Judge
Livingston held court in the law library
this morning. II met to hear the Haa,
ejectment case, agreed upon by counsel to
be tried before Judge Livingston without a
Jury. on account of the absence of Ii. Clay
Brubaker, counsel for some of the parties
interested, the trial was postponed until
Monday.
VIM. Turner, Isaac Craig, Amos Slater
and Hiram Armstrong, Columbia darkeys,
who served terms for misdemeanoIs, We're
discharged as insolvent debtors.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14
The rirse Unmarried.

Peter Dorshcimer, OF Bird-in- Hand. who went
TO Europe last spring, secured large quantity
OF red and white Rhine wines, which he 10
rapidly disposing Of to people In this and other
counties. The wines are the best imported, and
that is the reason there is popular demand for
them. For beverage and for invalids, especially
dyspcptics, they are unequalled. Orders sent
TO MFR. Dorshcimer by mail or telegraph Will be
promptly filled.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14
Undertaker Rote Injured.

Amos {. Rote, undertaken, was busy all
day yesterday moving from his place of
business on North Queen street To his new
place at South Queen and German. In the
afternoon while AT the latter place he made
a misstep and fell down the cellar stair
way. His left arm and side were badly
bruised and his chin cut. In the right leg,
below the knee, he was cut 10 the bone. DR..
kinard attended him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14
Got as Far as York.

Baltimore Joe did not reach his destina-
tion when he left Lancaster on Tuesday.
He only got as far as York, where he stop
ped of between trains. II had long enough
time to get several drinks and he was soon
full and in the station house. lie told the
York mayor that the mayor of Lancaster
had given him a ticket To Baltimore, and
he was telling the truth, but he was not be-
lieved, so he got five daysin jail
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14

The official election returns from all
counties In Ohio have been received, and
that on lieutenant governor verified,
which shows plurality of II for Lamson,
Republican, over Marquis, Democrat
Republican ticket is elected rs the other
Republican candidates are ahead of
Lamson.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14
Governor Beaver Arrives.

Governor Beaver arrived in Lancaster at
at 1888 to-day to attend the institute of the
county teachers. He was met at the station
by Superintendent :. III. Hoffman, of Col
unbia, and J. B. Eshlemau, of West
IIempiield. Quite a crowd gathered about
the governor and many people shook him
by the hand before he took the carriage for
his hotel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14

The executive and other committees Of the
bazaar recently held on East King street,
met last evening and were greatly encouraged
by hearing OF the great success which attended
their efforts The whole congregation desires
TO return thanks for the generous donations
made and the liberal patronage extended 20 II
by its numerous friends In this city and else
where
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14
Foot Ball on saturday.

The Lancaster people win have another
opportunity OF seeing the foot ball team of
Franklin and Marshall college play game
on Saturday next 1t will be with the
Swarthmore college team, who have been
test is looked for.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14

The funeral of Jacob Seitz took place this
afternoon from the residence of his mother,
No. JO6 West Orange street, and was at
tended by Red Jacket Tribe of Red Men.
Rev. y. II. Mayser conducted the religious
services, and the interment was made at
Zion's cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14
IeIs a IInnpY Man.

John Reese, bartender at Ell. Halls
saloon, is celebrating two events to-day.
This is his wooden wedding, having been
married fiye years ago, and last evening
he was made the father of a bouncing baby
girl. He has therefore double cause for re-
joicing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14
A Floor Falls.

Yesterday the floor of the cannerv at
Quarryyille gave way and Tell with crash.
There were nine persons on the floor label
ing cans, and William Minnich was caught
under lot of them and considerably
bruised. The others were not injured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14

Until Wednesday, November o. for the open
ing Of the GREAT CREDITORS SALE Of $1,000
worth OF the finest Clothing, which must be
sold within 30 days at Cor. North Queen and
Chestnut streets, opposite Pennsylvania de-
pot. rSf4 nis-3tds
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3tlarrtapra.

WILRIE--WITMER.--N IL, 1882, by Rev.
James y. Mitchell, ID. d., Mr.. John ii. Wilkie.
and Miss NJ. Emma Wilmer, both of Coerain
township, Lancaster county, Pa. ltd~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14
BATE REQ no DEATH.
4 Man Drawn Into "a Hopper Making
$50 Revolutions Minute.

Frank Weina, aged G7, employed as n
sweeper in the Luke Fiddler. colliery,
Shamokin, met with horrible death
Wednesday evening. He was engaged in
putting some coal dirt into n hopper pro-
vided for that purpose near the top of the
breaker. Near the hopper ran two shafts
connected with a centre screen. They
were revolving at the rate of one hundred
and fifty revolutions per minute. set
screw In some way became fastened to
Weina's clothing.
Quick as a flash his coat was drawn
around and he was jerked oil his feet. The
space in which the shafting was inclosed
was about four feet square, and In that
box like apartment Weinas body was sent
whirling around with lightning rapdity.
His head and feet struck the sides and tho
top and bottom until the rappings sounded
like the long roll of drum. A companion
heard the noise aud looking up found the
body spinning around. 1t took five
minutes before the engines could be
stopped and then II was too late.
The mans skull was cracked and the
broken bones ofthe legs protruded through
the lacerated flesh and his body was
pounded into jelly, making sickening
sight. His clothing and boots were com
pletely torn off by the force of the blows he
received while whirling around. His suffer.
ings were agonizing, yet he lived a short
time after being released.
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LNsTATE. OF ROBERT MONTGOMERY,
~ late Of Little Britain twp, Lancaster Co.,
deceased. Letters OF administration said es-
tate having been granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same, will pre-
sent them without delay for settlement to the
undersigned, residing at White Rock, p. o.,
Little Britain township.
BROWN HESsEI, Administrator.
Attorneys. novl4-ltd65tw
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
The Greatest Offer On Earth /!

Highly important to School Teachers! Re
member ,ne teachers who leave town without
calling on CLARKE. the Tea, Coffee and Gro
Seryman, OF Lancaster, will regret: II all the
DAYS OF Their lives. Especially when they see
bors who have called. Our offer To teach and
all who call are the greatest ever heard of since
Adam dwelt In Paradise
Remember our stock of Teas Coffees and Gro
ceries Is the largest and most com pete of any
and quality proves II.
Best New Leghorn Citron, lSc q h. Teleka-
tharos, PERFECTLY Clean Cur ants and Sultana
naisins ready for immediate use. for sale by us
fruit Puddine, Sc pack 7packs for SOC. Fin
stllne or smoked Fish In the city. Ciscoes
Cheapest Sugars In the city.
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ERLY ON HALF PAY.
refer a MiIiion Murders TO
Death of the Order.

Death of the Order.
HF quest Of Birmingham, Eng
,by the Knights Of Labor have
swords ''of America nom their
Wednesday afternoon session
Vi TO the trial of Homer McGaw,
rg. who was prosecuted by James
president of tho Window Glass
association. The formal charges
,icGaw were ISLANDERS of officers
attempt 20 disrupt the order.
Is editor of trade paper and made
obnoxious To Campbell by charg-
with violation of the alien con-
DOR law.
,report Mr.. Powierly congratulated
er on survival in spite of the rumors
iisintegration. "'rhose who entailed
greatest expenditures are no longer In
.e order, and the legacy of debt which
hey left to ms had 10 he met 10y your
present officers. To borrow money would
| subject us to storm Of abuse and criticism:
10 levy an assessment would create panic
among those who regard dollars as mills
when spent in amusement or dissipation,
and cents as dollars III given in the cause OF
labor. Not "a dollar was borrowed, no
assessment was levied, and we stand to-day
the debtors of none outside oil our own
| ranks"
Having watched tho order from its in
| fancy he realized that "it would be worse
than million murders TO allow 1t TO die
when standing on the threshold Of the
achievement of success
He says too many district assemblies are
being organized, and advocates the amalga-
nation Of several. lie recommends that
the salary of the master workman be re-
duced half, TO S2,50c--not that he con-
siders that figure, or even $1,000, enough
for the duties and responsibilities, but be-
cause the order cannot afford to pay more.
II ~, 900 is thought too much he suggests
that matters be so arranged that the master
workmans services will not he required
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ste,, rttse,,,ents.

- -
prtu advertisements.
n SII.TEr,,s pOpAw aoIu ,,,,, ,,...
NA eio'hes ana every article under the sun.
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, xS.o-~char.ss -, 81 Encn 0rleI ana
s Sdeer.snaum i,, rrpes snq IIne smoking Tobac-
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.,s,ss Established l77o atiA East King Street
-lN ,o'un
Ty5oBusY TO WRITE ADS.
Il
NEW GOODS COMING IN DAILY.
over before purchssing..
- No. AK East King 81.
Ssrsoods selected; taken care OF until Christ
mas Eve, when parties wisn us odoso. Yves
,,,,, y, ,,.-~-e, .,--.-.
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR TRANSFER OF
i6 iA = M Licenses to be heard November %. iso. at
ofFrank N. Teufel. sth ward, city.
Frank NJ Ieufel and Christian Wtsemau for
ward city,.
novI,s,zll BENZ. F.W. URBAN, ID. c. 3.
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NsiATE OF ROBERT MONTGOMERY,
- late Of Little Britain twp, Lancaster Co,
deceased; . Letters Of administration on said e.-
all persons indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same, will pre-
sent them without delay for settlement to the
undersigned, residing at White Rock, p, o.
Little Britain township.
JAMES 8. PATTERSON,
BROWN HENsEL, Administrator.
attorneys. novH-td&5tw
~ONEETTt,,yS
Z r RoyEr Ao.,,
,nS ana d Essn @ Confeeti3ner @ No 52 West
nonna nnd frnit c"Ee anf p,at ps,atnu.s, y, nauy,
cabcs. mixtnrn. aGi ar aradas 'ueeSy sy oi sa,,
soia ,oy ,rin,s sgno ice cream ana Ice cream
Air.. s,r,,i,nt !. ~, ,a, . anu wen.
n, 10 ippip,s, s, o.. o, ,. ny.i.e All go0us soiu
and Ire retail '"'" "'''Ae' piices' "noiesaie
'II niE2tdn ' IN poyrp 40,
nURE JUICE OF THE GRAPE
chased on the spot where made. on The Rhine
In Germany. Just the thing for the holidays.
send IN your orders. guarantee II pure and
good medicine Tor enfeebed constitutions.
Pira. .,nuanSH Joncan.Cn NJ Ely,
WIN cal, at your house IL Won send me n ncs
tai. Orders may be left ut the Lancaster County
! ssidSEp FATE OF a1RaIrI r SMITH,
IA and wife, of Providence township, Lam
prnyidncn soanty ,S Sa6riei smith and Wife OF
tarW asS,en., mnNihS Dy aeed OF voinm- iSIa
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4 lNUNFECTIONS
~ J. r. ROVER, Agent,
Wholesale and Bstail Confectioner, No. Ga West
King street. now offers q full line Of pure con-
fections and fruit. new Virginia peanuts, lady,
pound and fruit cake and a variety OF small
boxes for schools; ice cream and Ice cream
soda, n variety OF flavors. Parties and we'd
dings supplied at short notice. All goods sold
at the lowest cash market prices, Wholesale
and retail.
nll2tds J. r. ROVER Act
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LNALL AND WINTER, 1882
For the Latest Novelties, Largest and Most
Complete Assortment of Fail and Winter Suit
Ing, Oyercoating and Trouserlng, goto II. GER
HART.
None to equal II, None to surpass the make
up. The correct Fabric for Full Dress suits,
and the price the lowest at
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-14

DUREJUIC OF THE GRAPE
j The red and white wines which l pur-
chased on the spot where made, on the Rhine
In Germany. Just the thing for the holidays.
send In your orders. guarantee II pure and q
good medicine for enfeebed constitutions
PETER DORSHETMER,
,,. Blrd-in-Hand, Lancaster CO., Pa.
VIII call at your house II you send me a pos
tal Orders may be left at the Lancaster County
House. nll-lmd
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n. GERHART'S

No. II North Queen Street.
AS-Only Direct Importing Tailor In the city
OF Lancaster. 9tr yR
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-12
DRUGS.

Parties wishing to purchase any
article to lie found in Generat Store
will do we'll to got my prices bofore
purchasing. l will sell AZ cheap as tho
cheapest, as my goods are purchased
very low. 3-22--S9.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-12
Homer, La,

Friday. Apr, II, 1889