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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-30

Thirty Circus Horses Killed in n Wreck.
The second train Of Barnum & Bailey's,
SHOW was wrecked near Pots lam, N. y,
the other day. A broken axle was the
cause. Thirty ring horses, including one
of the four chariot teams, and two camels,
We're killed. Six cars We're derailed and
two were telescopel SO that everything in
them was crushed. The losses We're esti-
mated by the shoWmen mt about $40, 900.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-30

HE men who boast that they have a
system about drinking sometimes find
their system exhausted, just like the
most unsystematic imbibers.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-30

1t is reported in London that Parncl'
will shortly make atour of America for tho
benefit Of his health.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-30
SIAMESE DAKOTAS.
SOME EVENTS FROM EACH HALE OF
THE DIVIDING PAIR.

The South Dakota Fair Promises to BE n
Grcat acknowledgements VIII be the
North Capital If the Constitution Goes
Another Opinion on the Sioux Blll-News
andINotes
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-30
PcrIshed from an EarthnuaIsc Shook

An earthquake shock has been expert
enced on the Russian frontier. In the vii
lage of khezorik 129 persons were buried
alive
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-30
The Rush Still Rushing the Sealcrs

Tho American sealing schooner, james
G.. Swan, was seized in Behring sea on
July Both with 23j head OF seal aboard. Nv
the government revenue cutter, Richard
Rush. The vessels documents firearms
and skins were taken aboard the Rush and
she was ordered to Sitka, Alaska, to be
turned over to the American authorities.
The captain being without charts and un-
acquainted with the Alaskaa coast pro-
ceeded to Port Townsend, WASH, and
surrendered his vessel to the collector of
customs. There are between forty and
fifty vessels now in Behring sea. The
Rush seized the British schooner, Ennetta,
with 600 skins July 3lst. Tho seizure of
the Pathfinder and Minnie was confirmed.
he Pathfinder was the only vessel placed
i'll charge of an American officer, excepting
the Black Diamond.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-30

sett reservoir, the biggest in the state, had
gone. Many OF them left their homes and
fled, but the flood subsidized as rapidly as it
had come. The path of water from the
reservoir was through q thickly settled
country and the only damage to property
was the wrecking Of Q stable,
the capsizipg Of carriage
shop and the demolition of three
bridges. The dam was built in 1887 for
the service of the Pawtucket valley COM
pany. redeeming a small swapping pond
locally known as Spruce lake. The reser-
voir GOV, red eighteen acres and contained
about 35, 600, 100 gallons Of water. The
dam is 1875 feet long. II feet 8 inches high,
s feet wide on top and IS feet wide at the
bottom. The gap left by the water is be-
tween GO and 70 feet long. 1t is just above
the waste pipe. No examination has been
made to learn the cause OF the break. The
man Graw is the only witness to any part
Of the casualty.
The cause Of the bursting Of the dam is
believed to be a spring that existed under
the middle of the dam, which undermined
it. Earl Dodge. 9 years old, was with the
party that was overtaken and drowned.
He escaped with bruises by clinging to a
freq
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G.

Cnttle-The quotations show but few
changes. Cows and bulls, $l.7593. 90
Steers. 81. 5O94. rs.
Hogs-The market 10 "off." Quotations
Light. Si.0od4.60: heavy. 81. 7O@4.05.
Shcep-Westerns. So. 40G4 10. ~
Produce-Whent cash. TIC; December,
Ta5c. Corn, cash, 341sc; December, 1885,.
Outs, cash. 20 Slice; October. 2OAo. Rye,
cash, 1870. Barley, cash, 64c. Prime timothy,
Sl:42g1.43. Flax seed, cash s1.24.
Proyisions-PorI. cash, $3.50; October,
50. 5099.52h. Lard, cash. SIS 90; October, Sc. 9211..
Butter.Creamery. 11G1oc; dairy, 0A@15c.
Eggs, fresh. l4@15c.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-30
NEW YORK,

Produce-Wheat, No. Q. red. s5ae5hc;N No.
western, 259293ac.
Provisions-Eggs, western, 17d1sc. But
ter, western dairy, 1Og1214o western creamery,
10 g18c.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-30
llISlIApS ARE MANY.
IN PENNSYLVANIA FIRE DAMP EX.
PLODEs WITH SERIOUS RESULTS.

a Southern Train Leaves the Track-News
from Hayti is All for HippoIyte-Parnell
Coming to Amcrica-O,h Their Items From
Everywhere.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-30

Produce-Wheat, No. /, hard, 70; No, 1,
northern, Use; No. 2, northern, Tic.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-30

stook-Hoss. ss.eogs.sO; cattle. sl.Da4so.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-30
The Bruiscrs AT II in California,

Great interest was taken in the recent
fight between Jack Dempsey and La
Blanche, "the Marine" which occurred
under the auspices of the California Ath-
letic club at San Francisco. Four thou
sand persons witnessed the set-to. The
betting for several days had been in Demp-
sey's favor. Both men entered the ring
in fine condition, Dempsey weighing ISL
and La Blanche 161 pounds.
"Thc Marine" forced the fighting in the
early part Of the contest, and several sharp
blows were exchanged.
In the fifth round they clinchcd and
"the Marine" threw Dempsey to the floor
amidst Il storm of Kisses and applause.
Sharp mitigating followed.
In the twenty-siXth Dempsey forced his
opponent into his corner and pounded him
on the nccktiil La Blanche staggered like IL
drunken man. Before the close of the
round. however, he recovered astonishing
ly and caught Dempsey a hard one on the
neck. Dempsey was knocked out in the
thirtv-ScCOul round,
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shall not exceed 5 per cent, but by a two.
thirds vote may be increased 3 per sent;
all bonds in excess of hat limit shall be
be void.
Article XIII provides for impea chment
and removal from office.
Article XIV is on future amendments.
1t requires that the proposed amendment
must meet the approval of IL majority of
two successive Legislatures and then re.
ceive a majority of the votes at on election
when it is submitted to the people.
Article XIV is the compact with the
United States.
Article XVI is the lengt' Y agreement
reported by the JOINT commissioners snnd
pertains to territorial debts and liabilities.
Article NVII is headed Miscellaneous.
Gives boundaries of the new state; de-
scribes the great seal. etc.
Article XVIII fixes the lapportionment.
Article NIX is the prohibitory amend
ment to be voted on as provided in the
constitution.
Article XN is on public bui dings: 10,
Gates the capital at Bismarck and parcels
out the other state institutions.
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Justice Field VIII Not BE Pros, ,utcd,

Ju1tlte FItln III MOI he Prose EutCu.
Gov. Waterman of California has writ
ten a letter to Attorney Gencrat Johnson,
Of California, III which he says: The ar
rest of Justice Field. of the supreme court
of the United States, on the unsupported
oath of Il woman who, on the very day the
oath was taken and often before, had
threatened his life, will be q burning dis
grace to he state unless disayowed. l
therefore urge upon YOU the propriety of
lnstructInG the district attorney of San
joaquin county to dismiss the un-
warranted proceedings against him."
Upon the receipt of this letter Attorney
General johnson wrote to the district
attorney stating that in view of the fact
that there is no evidence duplicating JUS
tice Field in the shooting of Ju &c Terry.
public justice demands that the charge
against him be dismissed. If any evidence
comes up hereafter impli attn" any person
i'll the affair. the district attorney, of
course, can proceed against such person in
the usual manner.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-29
DROCLAMATlON.
CITY ELNOTION.

ThsQualtned vot,rs ofthe City OF Lsncsst,
are hereby notified that an eiscuon will bs
he d IN the ssvera, wards a. the usl places
OF holding state ana County kiectiops, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1853,
bs'ween tho hours OF n. In ana 7p m for
the purpose OF electios ION q general tic ksti
Twelve school directors. and ,hs a manned
voters OF ths sever. wards sh Il at tho came
place elect other ON osrs ~ follows:
flhSc WA1D.-four members OF Common
Council. ons Constable. one u Il o, tws In
spectors. and one Assessor.
second WARD.-rhree members of Com
lnspectors aud one ASSESSOR
InlbD WARD -rhres members of Com.
mon Council. one Alderman, one COnst ,ble
one Jnds.: two Inspectors and one Assss or.
mon Council. one Constable, one adge, i've
lnspeeiors ahd one Assessor.
ff WAhD-one n ember of select Conn
Cons able. one judge. two Ana pee .ors ana one
SIXTH wARp-,hr hrse member. O, C,mmon
council ore eonstabls. one Judge. two In.
sktEHfH wARD-one member OF Ss'ect
Councl, three memOeIs OF Common Council,
one Al erinan. one Constable. one uds G, Two
kIGhih WAB Bu-J hr.s members of Com.
mon Council. one Con tabls. one Judge, two
inspectors aud one Asses
NINTH WAkD-One member of Select
Council, three members OF Common Council,
one Juege. two nspectoIs aud one Assessor.
tha election onoers OF ths several WARDS
are u hsrrOy required W make ths nee ssAry rs-
tnrns Of the election. ana to notify tho pei II
elected. withia weaty.four hours ait Z such
eeciion shall have been el sei. and the mum
Der OF votes for each candiia.e or person
Given under my hand this twenty yeishth
Gay OF JAnuary' a. y. ls:s
,.as.asAs"a A""' 'Ds1Assy sssos,
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DEA TH6

wiroASD.-Janusry 2s. 1889. in th,. civ.
Wiegand. -
The relatives ana friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from her lata residence. No. 2s South Lime
srsst. on Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
lntermeut plivato.
MALONE In this city. on the Ssh ipst
Ma, Malone. reiet OF inc late John Msiune'
In the 10Th year OF her age
The relative. and frieuds of ths fanuv "a
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral from
hsr late residence. No soa East Orau gs street.
Thursday morDing ~ ~ O'Clock. Mass a. 81.
Anthony's church at O'clock.
wEIpLIR.-Japuary? % $50 In this city, Mar.
IN. ~tid OF. In her 18TH year.
Eelitives ana frtends OF the family ara In
vited TO attend the funeral, from the residence q
OF ~n we,dler osi Nor'h Christian street, at
so'eioek ON friday morning z, ana At 10 O'Clock
~ Heilsr's church. Iuterns NJ A. above church.
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Prsosossa - Easge Asaisaes - ne Opera
ns1ss ~ 0ssainss's Oeopasy.
~ raltoa opses hoaso lass sveulng O. b
0ardinee's dfa0esle eo0paoy appeared IN
the comedy -dfana "Faee," Wristsa By the
lste Barley CAmpbelL Although neither
the company nor The play was veil known
In Lancaster . vsry large audience wss
drawn. The piece isn0e a Ne kind That tosssss
10 The gallery yss shas pert OF The houss was
crowded last night while he nsjoeity Of
the soats down staiss wefe occupied. The
play We very well produoeds and critics
who eaw it weeo ploosod@ The company 10
not large bat u includes clever artjssA The
star b Ain Lee Lamar, who h remarkably
handsome woman and . eood actsosa. In
the part Of Helen F'dradaN the In.
jursd wiie she We excellent although
suffering from severe GOLD. Mis Bessie
Taylor did well - Atss Jwso Temple, the
unscrupulous adveatursse and iaithlesa
wiia The othsr people were capable
and the characters were 6istributed - fol-
lows: Aiss FarthswSa Dyes. Niss Annie
Mo0regof; Salits Am Waddies, Aiss Lols
Bertsile; Frank Fdraday, Charles Morti.
mef; Blaze, George w. Larsen Richard
Pdstdino, james A. Mahony; Useis Der
vent, Frederick Vernon Lawyer Bar
dstts, W. A. AdsmA Mr. Larsen - Bias,
msae the fun Of the evening, and suoceeded
in working In several taking songa Whs'
scsnsry tho company had Of their own wai
good,
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Awesdssoppsr Terribly fri urea,

0riney met with serious accident recently.
vhiie cutting wood on the farm OF Mr. G,
n. Huber near this village. Mr.. Griffey
hed seiied tres. and was standing on tho
6unk cuttipg Oh large limb when he lost
NJ balance. He throw tho axe and Il re-
bounded, striking him on the wrist The
a1e severed the sinews and muscles OF the
- Samuel Miller was close by and
~ ~ she unfortunate man from bleed
~ - n Dy whipping his Coz. around
~, uuc' and getting him 10 the house OF
=. Huber. where medical AID VA, proron,,w
seored. Mr.. Grifssy IA q poor man Vim .
saosd By his neighbour.
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Death eI'a,s. Mxry Malone.

~ =. ---'Fb MATT MAI000.
- s5biary Malone died on Monday even.
-ase q her home, No. 500 East Orange street
Anous eight weeks sgo she had parsiytio
eesoks while in 8. Anthopy's church and
taS wes followed by another on Thursdsy
~ oauelug ber death. Deceased wss IS
yeazs Of sge. She Was born In this city and
00 daughter of the late John Cosgroye
Her husband was John Malone, who d ed
Aeoot fourteen years ago She leaves four
esuahtsrs. She was formerly member O:
- Asry's church, but lately, owing TO her
~ health, had been attending et.
AnfAony:s. The funeral will take plsce
eso0 the isstsr church on TLursdsy morn
~ q e5 o'clock.
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Jonx noRrlNas s,nrupAr.
~ FRIENDS Prssses Him with . Beautifr
Cane ~ PleasAns Party.


Cane - Pleasant Party.
John HoEtiDg, the well known liquor
dssler. OF North Queen street, was 10 years
Of age yesterday. In tho evening the even
IVES eelsbsa.ed BY . surprise party st bis
house About twenty-five gentlemen
9risnds Of the genial John wore present.
During the eveEing no was presented with
eana The speech was made by DR.. Il. n.
Bolenius. who gave akstoh Of Mr.. HortinR's
u1e. from the day OF his birth, In very
amusing styiA The recipient Of tho giIt
Was - astonished that he was unable 10
reply Tor ttme, but when he collected
htOeolf he returned his heartisst thsnks 10
the douoFs. Tho cane, which IL very beau.
tifui. y Of ebony, aud has gold head, ON
which y the inscription, "Presented 20
John Horting BY bis friends. lSlo-lss0."
Later the party sat down to an elegant
ouppers which had been prepared by Mra
Hosdns, aud included slmost everything
shas could b wished for. The gentlemen
SoOaaned ct the table for some tine, during
yh,eh they had speeches, songs, stories,
- II IVES . late hour before the party
nsckspp. snd they united In wishing Mr..
8ofting many moro - pleasant birthdsya.
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~rhis 1. shs l,oos sur M -

Don't buy your rubber boots until you have
seen the Colchester with sole leather heal
This is the best fitting ana most durable boot
In the market, made OF the best pure gum
stock. The sole leather heel saves money TO
tbs waarer.
Dent buy your arctios until you have seen
tns Colchester Arctic with outside counter.
Ahead OF NIL others In style and durability.
II youwsnt the worth of your money try the
Colchester with outside counter. SOLD at re-.
tail by John hiemens. North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa. A. Wholesale by
n. b. sPAHR 4 SONS,
NIB Yfnd York. Pa
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FULL DRESS SUITS,
stylish. Handsome. tho Best Trimmings ana
Fit Guaranteed, At
No aRANN q NOWLEk'S,
NO. NwEsT KING STREET.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N an application vii be made to the Coy
ernor OF the stata OF Pennsylysnia on WE'D
samuel l. ny.s. John y ,s' Skies. II u JOHN % y
sas:5 iS' e .:;;:nSS & ne
provide tor the iocorporation and regulation
q certain sorpor.tioD.." approved april .
sSsr,s1 @ s1a Of 4! an l&Stenasa corporation 70 Be
called The Lencaa!sr Trust Company !" the
ehaIasss, and object S q -: .h'th are - diows
By reason Of dissolve tiuss LIENS and incum:
ana in trust. and = security estate, real ana
personal. I. .cluoing the notes. bonds. obligs-
Ton. q s;atss div as sna
any manner without proceeding IN law or
= % may Be @ ssrseo ne on 6stw. en- them aod parties %
CONTRACTING With them; OF making iDsarsnce
Dr ss y snS Sf q, Of
PosiI for sde hs epiDg, jswel,y. plate. STOCKS.
bonds, and valuable property of every de.
cS sSs,DS q rs s,Ssr V
exscutors. and administrators; and OF
ss; With ,Ss
S...: 2. g: o. the Vn,ssS stas.
csiss Of stocS. bonds or other Obligations Of
and managing any sinhing fund thereof on
Ing sole sursty In any case y here by law one
or moro suret es may be req uiIed for the faitn
ing, receiving. ana hoidiDg g any and all tuch
ptscs OF real property - msy have b. sn ths
subject Of aay insorsnos mace BY such com.
charter, and shs same to grant, bargain, sell,
convey, and dispose Of in such manner e tho
And ior thee parposss 20 have. possess ana
enjoy all The rights. bsneats and privileges OF
ths saaA Ast OF A ssnhly and tis supplsnent1.
yestaru SOLICITORS.
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CORsETs.

I" Immense" reduced from 81 10 $40;
Patent Nodded" 40 to 40; "Cecile,"
80 to 4ic; "R. & Co." 75 tO CSC "S. O."
rs to ESQ; CDR. Bsll's," d to 9Oc |;
4" Delta" sl,t csc; "R Sc g." d to
$50; |" Sensible Nursing" u to ssc; 400
d. r. c., e1.25 to q 10 4" Brunswick, !"
sl.5O to q rs; /" Perfect Contour" 81 81
toel; young Lsdies," Madame Dean,
e2 SO to o. so; Misses" % to el.ls;
Waists, % 25 to sl.75; :" Misses Corssts
and Bra .es'' (combined), u TO SIC; 875
I" Bone" % to el.83; "Duplex," u to
ssc; r. g." extra long waist, u TO ssc;
:" s. C."e1.25 to el.13 !" Roths Double
Bone" sl25 to sll5; Madam War
ren's Dress Form" o. % to e1.15; Lady's
" Madam Deans" q to d. so. % to q. 25;
Lady's Comfortable Corset Waist, el to
Ssc; Florence Corset Waist, u to
SSc; Chiidren's Double "V" Waist, rs
to Csc; "Terris shoulder Brace, @i to
S5c; "A Ia Rose" el.75 to el.38; 100
BOne," to sO,; Misses, 50 to 40c !;
Wilson's" Children's Waists, 20 to 44c.
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The Pennsylvania railroad company has
made . change In their daily excursion
tickets which will be highly satisfactory to
persons who travel BY rail. Tickets will
hereafter be good for two days instead of
one For instance, II . person purchases Q
'.oket for Philadelphia to-day II will be
good until In morrow at midnight When
issued on Saturday tickets will be good
until Monday midnight
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The Uase Was No, Pressed,

John Novslia was heard By Alderman
Halbach last evening for sppropriatipg to
his own use valiso, the property Of Max
Fromane, for . debt Tne testimony
showed that the defendant kept tho valise
because he believed hs had right toit He
said 10 was willing 10 return IT, the prose-
cution was not pressed, the prosecutor
secured bis valiso aud that ended the case,
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narrisd on sunday Evening.

George b. Robinson, . we'll known young
man Of this city, and Mra Mary voeelsang g,
were married on Sunday evening. Ths
ceremony was performed BY Rev. A. II.
Kaul, Of st. Anthony's church. After.
wards reception was held at the residsncs
OF Adam Gutneisch, No. 65l West Kins
street, whore tho happy couple received tho
congratulations of their many friondA
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ne NV Canton Of r.n ,.,eh. nr,,,,.r,

- wv Osns"n Of fsuissehs AliiiIaHI
canton Lancaster, No. 25. OF the Pstri-
eTeLs Militant, Q higher order Of Odd
EsuowAh peing formed In this city to- dsy.
Tee meeting IL heing held in Odd Felio -
1eu On South Queen street The musieriog
= ss'e. Who are here and stopping q the
oeovens house, are: Brigsdier General
vlseeFup snd ADJ jutsnt General Van Arts
seesess q Phiisdeiphis, and Col. Ed dwsyd G.
-. o. weiisborr, Tiogs county. This
eyooaoG . banquet will be held.
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MARKETS.
oaIcsKo SrOuuve m.,..~

CnIoAao. Jan. 20. as0 o. n,.-Msrkot opan, |,
~, ,Wheet-JAn; s'ac, f,b., sAho; Mar, b,
.orn Jan ssc; Feb. CSC; Mar, ssxc |;
Oats-Jan.. seXe. Feb, s5,, Nav. sIxo
pork-Jsn oll IS; fcb., al 10, Nav
sl e7x.
Lsra-Jan.. 20 90; FEB. % SIX; March,
:. s.Irt E,Ss.Jsa. % Isi Tes.. se Isx March,
ULoeIrs
~. wbest-Jan;, sskc; FEB, sskc; Mar.
CornmJan.. akc; Feb. siySc; March. ssxc /,
4ate-jsn.. 2.kc Feb CSC May. e7kc
All 81 suysn;. Sa ~ s,S ,s2S ieS. vi s'k March.
:. .s.sa-JSn, IS; Fob. q IS, March.
10 ltH Nay. es slk.
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Arrsss osrve norse rhisves,

Frank Lsurell and BENZ amin Green,
two coiored men, were arrested In Cernar.
Won township, on Saturday for steal
ing . horse, harness and wagon
from Msrtin DeHaven. Constable
lsreel CLARK made the arrest Lsu.
roll has . bad .r0putation and Il 10 said
that there 10 charge against hin In Lebanon
county for shooting man, after which hs
skipped to Lancaster county.
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Went = Qsnlan

Q. NunnsmsohsF, who formerly
Sceseo - the Keystone watch factory OF
lps eeseA is's lsst night for Canton, Ohio,
cc.lee resolved position in the fAclory Of
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before the Mayor.

James Smith, One.armed tramp, was
committed TO the work house this morning
st bis own request, by the mayor. Two
other trsmpP, VINO did not want to he com.
mttted. we're sent to the Same Institution,
Two lodgera wsfe discharged.
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Taxes the M. vsrnon Mansion.

tuU L6UHuOu 1IQB1s
Mr.. Oven Coyle les. week mOvad into
the mansion at the abandoned Mt Vernon
furnace, at COnewsgo junction. He will
supsrintend the s:..ns breaking plant Of
Nessvs McManus & Reilly st that p acc,
he Will also have charge for the a rm I
their stone breaking plant ct Pomeroy.
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2ssssasa % Court

y y. &oae was heard BY Alderman Barr
oseasogs on charge Of committing an
nnle cad bsf'sry on a. v. Hurst Ths
- rs 's:E;.:s z sruyt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-29

Israel Kauts q Son leased 10 day for three
years. from Hinh q Bro, tho saloon In the
northwest corner Of Centre square. formerly
Kept by Geo. scheeta IL will DO run % an
oyster o. loon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-29
1hsy Cs.'s agree o. . Location.

The directors OF the Conestogs bank held
meeting 70 day 10 elect onoers, select .
site and transact other business. The fore
noon and the greater part Of this afternoon
was spent In talking over the sita There
ere some In the board who want the
bank In Centre Square or East King street,
while others want 10 on South Queen.
Nothing had been done In tbe matter
up 70 tho time OF our going TO press.
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Brohe HIS Leg.

Peter Rodsn, On eight -year.old son OF
Charles Rodep, Of 63A South Beaver street,
fell from hay mow ON which he was play.
Ing on Saturday evening, breaking ono Of
his legs near the hip.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-29

l.. J. Hattie desires 70 give notice 10 his
friends ana patrons that Alexander George,
better known - Bismarck" has not and will
not have any connection with his rsstaurant
Ia Centre square. Ito