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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Markets.
lBy Telegraph


BALTIMORE. MD.. December 13.-Cotten
quiet but steady: mddling, l0Ic. Flour
quiet but steady: lI0ward-streot and West
ern superfne. j2.2jWS2.7j: do. extra. $500
$3.50; do. family, S3.9GNSl.40; City Mills.
Rio brands, extra, Si.4o@ $40; winter wheat,
patent, $4,000 1870: spring do. do, sjt
sj.2j; do. do, straight. $i.j04S4.jj; DO. do.
extra, Sf.J0 Southern firm and a
shade higher; Fultz. 7f8sic.: L0ngberry -
dSjc.: Western duh; No. winter red. spot
and December, ~ 1890. Corn-Southern
quiet but firm; white, SD llc.; yellow. 3j@
40c.: Western strong; mixed, spot and De
cember, 4GAc. Oats firm and higher
Southern and Pennsylvania, 2I@33c.:
Western white. 29H@3lc.; do. mixed, 2-@
29c.; graded No. >, white. soc. bid. Rye
firm: prime to choice, 5sdG0c. Provisions
quiet and unchanged. Coffee firm; Rio
cargoes fair, l9JEc. sugar steady: 4 soft,
6Ec. Copper frmer. refined, 10 ljc. Whis-
Ky unchanged at Sl.lO.
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CHICAGO, December l5.-Messrs. Bald
win & Farnum telegraph Thomas Branch 4
Co. - follows: Whcat-We gave oui
views fully Yesterday and without going
into particulars. To-day we would simply
add that our market has been little weak
Opening at &c.. closing at - for May. one
tired holder after another walking in and
dumping his load has been the principal
cause Of the break. Bears have pounded
some. but brought IL back Is il broke. We
do not think the short interest materially III
creased to-day. The receipts in the North
west are getting light and they advise big
trade for flour, but the trouble is they are
long Of wheat. Cables quiet; demand poor.
Corn has been quiet and little steadier
than yesterday. with offerings materially
lighter. A big seller Of yesterday, q m0der-
ate BUYER to-day. Gables firm. Oats.-New
York sold a few to-day. Market was lit
tie lower. Operations not large. PrOyi-
sions dull all day. No trading Of any mo
ment. II would not be surprising prices
and heavy receipts il we see lower prices.
but product basel on 3l5c. Hogs will
show profit before materiel loss. 1900
hogs Tomorrow. Cash trade fair, while
speculative trade is very dull.
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New York Produce Market.
ny Telegraph


NEW YsEE. December l3.-Flsur closed
dull. but holders refuse TO make concessions:
prices unchanged. Wheat closed duh and
weak; spot sales No. red, si@s6iLc.
No. , red winter. December. SIC. Corn
closed dull: spot sales No. mixed. i2l4@
83l5c: No. mixed, December, l21.c
Oais closed dull and easy: spot sales No
white. 3jc.; No. 2miXed, December, 2s5z C
Pork steady. unchanged. Lard CLOSED
slightly firmer; January. S6.23GS6. -
Sugar-Reiined firmly held; powdered
ne: graduated, &C.. Coiiee-spot lou
ccsed steady; fair Rio cargoes, 195.c.
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JAMES HENNESSY'S
FRENCH BRANDY

ln oct,vcs. quarter-casks and half-pipes. The
house Of llennessy has been for years, and
isnow. the leading house OF the brandy dis
trct in France. and ls Brandies have never
been excelcdby any other house. For sale by
dcs.'w o. CRAM & co.
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A. X. and J.. +. Torey, Of Charleston, :.
c., yesterday mnearihed copper pot con
tanning 81, 900 worth Of gold dust. II was
buried there by Henry Hopkins, an uncle,
who brought II back from California VITA
him IN ls40.
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OFFERINGS.
wheat-5.22l bushels.
Corn-j.9O5 bushels.
Oats-3,03l bushels.
Rye-CO0 bushels.
heaI-24 bushels.
Mill Onal-S tons.
SALES REPORTED TO sEcnETAnY.
wheat-Iongberry. coo bushels good at
SOC: ~ bushels common al re. Mixed, ~
bushels very good on private terms; ~
bushels fair at 1jc.: 500 bushels fair az re.
Shortbcrry, 200 bushels good at &C.; lst
bushels good az Toe. 10 bushels fair at i3c.
Total sales Of wheat, 2.2il bushels.
Corn-White, 1900 bushels good 70 prime
old on private terms; Ig2 bushels good TO
prime new at lsc. Total sales Of corn, b.
392 bushels.
Oats-Winter, 30 bushels very good at
l3c
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Preventive a2ainsi Missmatic Disease A
safe and positive e1fe for MALARIA. FEVER
md Acug IN all ia forms. Contains 10
quiniDe or arsenic. absolutely vegetable
so'npound. For sale ~ ~ sists. Fifty cents
hoot1le Trade " }pls by vaesLL. LASp
q 70, BopEs~s BAoa. so2O-sn
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Female Diseases.

NR G. l. DOSHER. No e2i north Sixth
sfrcoi. Richmond, Va, writes:
Allow mo 20 ada my testimony 10 that OF
many others astn the efficacy Of that most
sf0e.ienf medicine A. -. q. Tonic 1t
arfrilkeH charm upon my wife, giving her
rImlsfinsfanf relief. / consider N among
fns hr.f of medicines for diseases peculiar
fu fou4Ies.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. %.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
BY THE USE OF
CHASE CITY
MINERAL WATER,
rs CENTS PER GALLON,
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
Road: zoaca! Read!

OXFORD, n. c.. september 8, 1887.

| OXFORD, y. c., september o, 1887.
Mr.. NJ f.. Hardy, Chdss ON. Va.
| II is with great pleasure that certify that
| by the use OF Chase City Mineral Water my
| wife was relieved OF the worst case of dyspep-
| STA Lever saw. The Improvement seemed al
most miraculous, the trouble. originating as
II did, from chronic catafrh gastritis. hro ogii
| the entire month of January and nenrly All
| OF February, the present year the patient
ate no food except small quantities oi skill
med milk Any and all medicines--ihe
simplest and blandest--acted as irritapts
whenever taken. Bismuth and lacto pepsin
were spit up very soon after being swal-
| lowed. From the first part Of February 10 the
| first OF July her food consisted only OF milk
and mush. with occasionally the yolks OF
hard boiled eggs never more than TWO NJ
! time) she was reduced from l60 pounds 10
| lis pounds I'm weight. che went 20 the MINI
| eral Hotel at Chase City July 6th. In one
week Improvement was perceptible. AT the
| end OF the nth week she came home, appar-
en- thy transformed into another being. She
could eat almost any of the ordinary articles
of diet. She had gained In that short time
| twenty-five pounds of iesh, going rom llo
to l4O pounds This Improvement has con-
tinued. and her health would no doubt now
be perfect. had not liver trouble OF recent
origin temporarily retarded her recovery.
Whenever any article of diet disagrees with
her she runs for her bottle OF "Chase CITY
Mineral Water" and 1t seldom falls to re-
lieve.
My experience with your water In quite n
number Of cases tends TO confirm me In my
opinion that II viii cure almost any case OF
acid dyspepsia; that ~ To say, where me
cause of trouble is fermentation IN the
stomach; I'm other words, where there IL no
malignant disease, and the stomach IL the
main organ involved.
Very respectfully and gratefully yours,
:. ID. BOOTH, Nj. ID.
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FRUITS.


IN STORE AND FOR SALE ON CON-
Il SEGMENT.
10000 Fresh Coc0anuts.
80 Bags Choice Peanuts.
~ Barrels aud Kegs Malaga Grapes.
300 B .xcs Florida oranges. all sizes.
90 Barrels sweet jamaica oranges.
80 Boxes Fresh Lemons.
200 Baskets Fresh Cafawba Grapes.
800 Barrels Choice 20 Fancy Apples.
500 Bushels Choice 10 Fancy Potatoes.
200 Bushels Ruta Baga lurDips.
80 Barrels Red ana Yellow onions.
30 Crates Fancy spanish onions.
200 Bushels White Beans, Choice to Fancy.
am receiving daily Fresh Butter, Eggs,
Poultry and Game. Give me call.
l.. pow RS, Agent.
de .. Wv 1912 Cary street.
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WINS. IInroEs. Sc.
Sherry & Madeira.

A large lot Of sIIeRMEs, direct from the
long-established house of WIDOW IAR-
MuNN. Cadiz Spain, Ina quarters and half
butts. also. e large lot of the NJ. G. y.
SHERRY ga behaves and quarter casks.
MAuElRAsA supcrior-from eisht TO
forty years old. For sale by
o. CRAM & co.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

sloss I. and 5. Go. bonds 2'ds %
Sloss I . and $. co. stock ... ~
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TEAS, COFFEEs, &c.
-,-,~~-~--o-----~---~-- ~.-~~~--~-~~~~~~-~-----
THE GREAT
Atlantic and Pacific Tea CO. S
XMAS OFFERING f!
BEAUTIFUL PANELS ENTITLED
".CHRISTMAS MORNING"
SIZE If BY 20 INCHES, HANDSOMELY
MOUNTED AND READY FOR
HANGING UP.

We viii not attempt to describe IT here.
See other circulars. But we will say that n
is fine piece Of photographic work, and a
subject that appeals TO every heart. This is
an original subject. II is taken from life, and
has only 10 be seen TO be- appreciated, and
win be gwen away FREE 10 all customers
making the purchase Of SOC. worth Of TEA,
COFFEE or BAKING POWDERS during
Christmas Week. The distribution will COM
mencc
MONDAY, DECEMBER, 10,
Ending December 2lst. No cards with sugar.
Only wl n TEA, COFFEE ana BAKING
POWDERS. Goods delivered FREE TO any
part OF the city or Manchester. Give us Il
call before purchasing elsewhere. You will
always find our clerks obllging and accom-
mo3ating Weare now opening our HOLl-
DAY Presents. and will be pleased TO
walton all ofour customers when they bring
I'm their tickets. and all others that wish any
thing I'm the way Of Tea. coffee or Baking
Powders. lure goods sold only. We guar
antee satisfaction. Remember our stores
and numbers.
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COTTON RsrOhr.
Market firm.
Chicago Market.

h2rket NTIn.
Quofafions.-Mi ddlin., oHc.; low mid
ding, &c; good ordinary, SIC.
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Mr.. ". T.. Hardy. Chase Cpy, Va:
My Dear Sir,-I have used win special
benefit for relief Of the kidneys of an excess
OF uric acid, and other equity indications, and
as preventative of Indigestion, the Chase
City Mineral Water. and commend IL with
out hesitation. The water at the same lime
Is delightful TO the taste. JOHN OFT.
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pIvIDEND NOTICE.
DWlDAND NOTICE.

nWIDLND NOTICE.
Alta meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF
thn Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. held November 10th,
ln-lf--
'E efo.rlg That DIVIDEND OF TlikEr
IIF GENT. upon the common capital stock
az ihis company and upon the dividend obli-
fntions Doe declared iOr the half year ending
.u.h september. 1850. payable on the % Of
January, 1890. To- ala holders Of record OF
n.cemb 2Otn. 1889, nom which date 10 the
I'D iay of January. 1870. the books Of transfer
tlali De closed. j. ID. WINSTON,
UefO-t1 Treasurer
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RICHMOND, Va, December 10, lsss.
Etpxr RoARD

500 Virginia consuls, July. 1887, coupons
ut -; 800 do. at 6l1a.
20 Atlanta and Charlotte at 1881.
SECOND BOARD.
1900 Richmond and Danville, $780, at
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A perfect cure OF Dyspepsia:

A perfect cure OF Dyspepsia:
RICHMOND, VA, April 30, 1886.
Mr.. ". T.. Hardy:
Dear Sir.-.I have been afflicted with dys-
pepsla for many years, and treated by In
teligent physicians who prescribed various
remedies but [ experienced no relief until
used your chase city Mineral Water. 1t
benefited me more than all other remedies
combined. / 10 not now suffer the least
from Dyspepsia. / have been using your
water for nearly year, and In my case II
has made perfect cure.
Very respectfully,
W. II. LYONS, Barber.
St. Charles Hotel, Richmond. Va.
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RICHMOND, VA, April ~, 1855

From John OFT, Esq, Secretary OF the
Southern Fsrtilizing Company:
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Richmond Stock Market.

Reported by John l.. Williams 4 Sen
banker. and brokers, No I'LL Main street.
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Mns. MARY IANGGUrH. 30 w. Duval
street. Richmond. Va. writes:
Tor several years have suffered from
af0rdiafa affection. I commenced using
"A.N. e.. AlierafIFcn about two months
arl ! have used tnrco bottles. am ercstly
tfmnraFoi She scruiuia tumors have been
wy much reduced. IN fact. they have
.naafly disappeared, and / am greatly i'm
proved generally, more 30 than under
former medical treafmcnf ] now believe
th.f with tho continued use Of the remedy
Iuili te entirely restored.
Dyspepsia.
Nm. FRED. T. WALTER. ~ s. Pine
street, Richmond, Va, writes.
have used thrco bottles Of "a. B. q.
Tonic" Before using the Tonic was suf-
farlnT from a Troublesome cough. general
debility. aud dyspepsia. Ny cough has dis
appeared. my direstioni good. myappetite
err.tly improved. and altogether l am
ffrrnrfhcned and toned up. ! consider tho
Tonic a vcsy superior remedy for like
trlauieS
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I,NNERNBuDE WANTS IT!
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a Pockct-Book Lost

Henry Braekbill, who resides at J.,d;s
Valley, called at the station house he,,,oo,
and O'Clock last evening. He said tba,
ne hah lost pockct-book ON the turnpike
between nus home and Lancaster which
coh'aihed 600 IN notes and $40 in silver
ne had an idea that n man who came to
Town on a beer wagon of this city, had
picked up The pocket-book. He described
the man who was afterwards found at ia q
Union hotel. He was searched, hut moth
ing was found upon him and he said he
knew nothing about the pocket book.
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Tribute of I,sspppt

N ~ meeting OF the board Of directors uf the
Northern National bank Of Lancaster, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were unani-
mousiy adopted
WHEREAS our Heavenly Father has doomed
u proper To summon from his earthly abode Ia
ms eternal home our fellow member of this
hplfh, Daniel q. Baker esq, therefore,
RcSpircd, That in his death this board loses "A
most valuable and efficient counsellor.
R'Sof,cd, That we his associates IN this bod
mourn the loss oi respected and highly g..
tccncd ussociato.
hcsuipcd, That We extend To his bcreavcd fam
liN our heartfelt sympathics aud commend
thcin Ia the care of Him who docth al things
well. ~'
R'Sohcd. That copy Of these resolutions ho
iorNnfdcd. 10 hts family and that they he
Pfihted IN the daily papers Of Lancaster city.
JOHN h. STpNER
JOHN n. LANDS
ISAAC l.. HESS,
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rHE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGEl


Emma Mullen, who died at her home,
$50 East Chestnut street, on Saturday, af,cr
an illness of two weeks from typhoid fever,
was buried yesterday afternoon. Tho
young lady was a popular employc of
Hamburgr a Co.'S cigar mandatory, q
years of age. All the employees Of that
establishment attended the funeral They
sent vacant chair Of flowers and the firm
gave broken column. The services were
conducted by Rev. J. Il. Funk and the
interment was made nj Lancaster cemetery
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For .yohnstown sufferers.

copy ofthc Cdrisbadcr BodebfoH, pub
lished Mt Carlsbad, Austria, received in
this city by Jonas Fox, contains half
pagc advertisement call Of the mayor fora
meeting for the Jobnstown sufferers. Also
a half column list of names of those who
have contributed. II also contains the
names of prominent American arrivals,
among them is James II. Rosenfelt, secro-
lary To the American minister at Vienna
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The Chesapeake CIub.

Ihe chesapeake Bay club held meeting
al the stevens house at which twenty-four
members were present and were measured
ior their uniforms. Arrangements were
also made for the provisions for the boat
during the week.
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EVERY ARTICLE UNDER THE SUN

(LOTHING AND FURNISHINGS
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n Little Girl ScnIded.

Jennie Arwe, throe-year-old daughter
oi Z. II. Arwe, of No, 323 South Prince
street, was badly scalded this morning
she was standing directly under tho
Kitchen window, which is about five foe,
rom the ground. The wash woman did
not see her and threw some hot water out
OF the window which spilled over her
scalding her about the neck, breast and
back. Medical aid was sent for
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DEATH OF A YOUNG WOMAN.
MA xABLER. LILLE DIES AFTER A BRIEF
IlLSEsS IN nER EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
Sons OF Henry Berger and Harry sup
plee Carried Away BY Disease Harry
Hougendobler severely Injured.

CoLUMBIA, July 3.--Mrs Mable r. Lille,
wife Of Albert Lille, jr., died last night, at
the house of her father. Albert Courtney,
on South Fifth street, near Union. Her
death occurred after brief illness, and the
deceased was in her 18th year. The funeral
will be held on Thursday afternoon at
o'clock, from Saiome u. b. church.
An infant son of Henry Berger died YES
terday from summer complaint. The
funeral will be held on Thursday after-
noon at o'clock.
young son of Harry Supplee died this
morning from congestion of the brain.
Harry Hougendobler,a nine year-old son
of A. r. Huooendobler met with y serious
accident last evening. With some boys he
was playing around the heavy wagon of
w. A. King & Co, i'm the alley in the rear
Of the bakery. Harry was underneath
while the other boys were inside the wagon.
The blocks behind the wheels were
knocked away and the wagon started down
the alley, the wheels passing over the boys
left leg, a few inches above 1.-The ankle.
He was carried home and Dr. TAYLOR sum
moned. The bones in his leg were frac-
tured in a number of places.
Samuel B. Dunlap, ofthe z. II. r., shops,
had the index finger of his left hand badly
lacerated while cutting wood last evening.
A young son of +. J.. Ackernan fell
from a fence yesterday afternoon, cutting
painful cash in his face.
James Mcbride drew double barrelled
breech- loading gun which was chnncod oil
yesterday afternoon. The ticket was PIG.
Miss Lille X. Pfahlor liz attending the
annual meeting of the. Music Teachers Ma
bonal association, at Philadelphia ofwhich
she has been member for five years.
A horse in an advertising wagon of
Benz. Brooke Il Co., ran away yesterday,
throwing out Jesse +. Haydock, one of
the agents The man has n black eve and
his face badly skinned. The wagon was
badly broken.
w. Hayes Grier and daughter Lucy left |
for trip TO Jersey Shore to-day
steam hoist has been placed at the
new Presbyterian church to be used in
hosting stone.
The Shawnee fire company held a meet |
ing last night and decided To attend the |
firemen's convention in Carlisle. on Sep
tembcr 10Th. The Metropolitan band will |
oe engaged by the company for the trip.
The connecting rod of the engine at ~.
Charles furnace broke last night, which
VIII cause delay Of twenty four hours
James Rowan leil yesterday for a trip to
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1trr, Advertisements.

A B'SOLUTELN PURE.
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Held For n IIea,.Inu

Andrew Braungert, who resides in the
Old Schoenberger park, yesterday brought
suits against Edward iIaag, Elias SNYDER
and Thomas Shields. He charged them
Win disorderiy conduct, surety of the
Haibaeh has held them for a hearing.
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Charged With TrespassInr.

George Mumma, boy who resides al
Bird-in-Hand, was arrested Yesterday nv
Railroad Officer Pyle ON a charge of t,es,
PASS. IL seems that the boy insists upon
jumping on trains despite the efforts of the
Isiiroad men TO keep him Oft. Alderman
Meeonomy heard the boy at 10 O'clock and
u'sihised him on payment of costs, which
Ne considered sufficient punishment.
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Bicycle and Tennis Tournaments,

In Bicycle aud Tennis goods our stock for tins
season l. large aud complete with the ntcst
novelties
Jersey Bicycle shirts from Sl.50 to So
Jersey Fitting Shirts, Knee Tights FuII
Tights and Uuion suits In stock and 10 order
Bicycle Hose IN black, blue, brown and gray,
from 2SC To Sl.7b 7'"''
Bicycle Gloves aud Belts.
\ fine lin" of Blazers, hest Colors for Tennis
players, in stock and Ia order
Tennis SashcS, Belts aud Flannel Shirts for
Tennis. " - ~
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Read how we slaughter
Our stock of Ladies Muslin
Underwear and Ladies' Jerseys
almost gwen away.
We have thrown them on
three tables on second floor.
Go up and help yourself.
liable No. /, your choice at
25c.
Ladies' Drawers, Chemise,
Corset Covers, Skirts, Chill
dren's Nightgowns, ChiIdren's
Pantlcts, Children's Dresses,
Infants Slips, &c.
Table No. !, at 49c.
Ladies' Drawers, Chemise,
Nlghtgowns, Skirts, Corset
Covers, Children's Drawers,
Misses Nightgowns, Children's s
Dresses, Infants Slips, &c.
Table No. 5, at oSc.
Ladies Drawers, Night
gowns, Corset Covers, Skirts,
Chcmlse, Children's Dresses.
Infants Slips, &c.
Never will you have chance
like this again.
Our whole stock of JERSEYS,
formerly sold up to $3.50, in
four lots.
Lot l, at SOC.
Lot ,, at 6SC.
Lot 5. at Soc.
Lot !, at Sl.I0.
Boys Kilt Suits at sacrifice
prices.
Our whole stock of Children's
Lace Caps, in four lots.
Lot No. /, at 7c apiece.
Lot No. ,, at 4Sc apiece.
Lot No. 3, at 69c apiece.
Lot No. 4, our finest, all at
oSc apiece.
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He Was Discharged.

John Buckley, who was arrested on com.
plant OF William Thomas, colored, for
peing drunk and disorderly, was heard
ne'ore alderman Halbach last evening.
He admitted the oiiense, which was also
very clearly proven. and he was discharged
upon the payment of costs.
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The Conestoga furnace, owned by Pca-
cock d Thomas, went out OF blast on Mon
day, for refining and general repairs. This
furnace has been in operation for the past
seven years. II will require two or three
months time to make the repairs ncccs-
Sary.
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.ImIN Councils Meeting.

The July meeting of city councils will be
held this evening ut 7:3D o'clock. With the
great noise IN the square incident to the
Fourth of July, thoro will not be much
business transacted.
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Outing Hats & Caps.
CYCLE CAPS.
TENNIS CAPS

BICYCLE CAPS. TENNIS CAPS
We are prepared to furnish the trade with a
iulI line of Hats and Caps for all outing pur-
poses.
helmets IN straw and canvas.
Tennis Caps and Hats Ia all the different COM
hiuatiOus OF CulOTs.
Base BAH cap, in amy design and color made
To order at short notice.
We have Also just received "a large stock OF
Bicycle Caps.
Clubs wishing Hats, Caps and HTmlcts for
outdoor sports or camping viii do well by Civ
tug Us a call. We offer special designs and
prices Tor such purposes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-03
A Runaway.

sohn Doebier was driving a horse of r
.. Me. uiiy' hitehed 10 a wagon on which
an IRON column, along East Chestnut
iee'' In iront OF John Best's home the
nslness tore and the horse ran to the Penn
sSon works, smashing the wagon TO pieces,
Roetier narrowly esea0ed being hurt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-03
The First Accident.

John Raub, small boy, is assisting to
sell firccrackcrs ut a stand in front of the
Examiner office. Some one put of dvna-
mite cracker near him this morning. II
blew a stone up, which struck Raub on the
head. cutting him severely.