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The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

HENRY O'BRIEN, tine defaulting treas- urer of the Catholic Knights, of Colum-
 bus, Ind, returned to that city, on the night of the 29th, and surrendered. He was penniless and worn out with tramp
The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

THE President, on the 3d, appointed Chos. l.. Knapp, of New York, Consul General of the United States at Montreal, and Alex. J. Reed, of Wisconsin, United Sthtns Consnl nj Duhlin.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

THE mayors of all the principal cities in the country and in many of the smaller ones, issued proclamations or otherwise called for concerted effort to render aid 10 the stricken people of the Conemaugh Valley in Peunsylyania.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

IT was recently announced that sick ness prevented King kalakaua os Hawaii from going to the Paris Exposition. It is learned from good authority that His Majesty, although desiring to pay visit to the exposition, lacked the necessary f1n1S
The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

\ PROTOCOL has been drawn up by the Samoan Commissioners which will be signed if favorable answers arc received from Washington and London. No fur ther meeting will De held until the forth coming instructions arrive.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

SECRETARY BLAINE, oh the 30th, sent a long telegram to Minister Reid, at Paris, demanding an immediate investigation of the matter of the arrest and alleged ill., treatment of three American ladies at Mentone, France, and insisting upon an ample apology.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

ON the lst the United States revenue cutter Richard Rush, under orders to proceed to Behring sea to protect the seal fisheries from illegal sealers, left San Francisco bound for the North.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

IT was expected, on the Sd, that the pro- tocol 10 be drawn up by the Samoan con- ference would be signed by the repre- sentatives of the three governments con cerned on the Sth. The commissioners were then preparing to take their de- nnrt11rn frnla Rnrlin
The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

To add to the horrors of the situation in the devastated district in Pennsylvania, ghouls in human form set about robbing the dead of jewelry, etc. The fact coming to public knowledge vigilance committees were formed, and summary punishment was meted out to number of the mis- prnnnts
The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

PREPARATIONS for the triennial con- clave of Knights Templar next fall are going forward at Washington with some rapidity. Adyices received from the va rious communicates throughout thecoun- try indicate that fully 50,000 Masons will be in line the day of the parade.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

COLONEL JOIN c. HASKELL, of Colum- bia, $. c., was, on the 3Jth, elected as the member of the National Democratic com mittee from South Carolina. Colonel Haskell is a member of the Legislature, and one of the most prominent lawyers of the State.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

THE National capital had stream halt a mile wide flowing through its heart, on the 2d, caused by big rise i'll the Po- tomac. Immense damage was done to Government property, and it was feared that the famous Long bridge would suc- cumb.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

TIE silver miners in the Ural mount aims of Russia, struck, on the 3d, and set on fire the houses of the managers in Ekatorinburg. The factories adjoining were also set on fire, and seven persons, who were in the building, were burned to death.
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summer IalsIlra.

Davis kitch, who is superintending work
for the Pennsylvania railroad company in
the western part of this state, is home on a
vacation. lie can only remain few days
VIM. Patton and family, of Columbia,
Pa, are at the sheldon house. Ocean Grove.
Emily and Annie Sprecher, daughters of
George ID. Sprecher, went to Atlantic City,
and not Mr.. SpreCher, as noted in Fridays
paper.
II. Stewart 6riiiiths. OF the Fulton bank
left this morning for Atlantic CITY, where
lic will spend ten days.
Misses Mary and Annie Wohlsen are
soiourning ut Atlantic City.
Miss Millic Noutz left This morning on
Niagara Express for Remove, Lock Haven,
Wllliamsport and other places in this state.
She will be gone about a month.
William NunneVille and wife, of Phila-
delphia, are the guests of William Z. Alrick.
orthc Penn rolling mill.
David Fleetwood, of Mast. Idaho, after an
absence of four years, is visiting the family
of Joshua l.. Lyte and his mother. on North
Lime street.
Samuel and Charles Diller, and wives,
left this morning on Niagara Express for
Gettysburg.
John licigle, checkmau at the Penn
sylVania railroad station, was at Atlantic
City over Friday and Saturday
Rev, f.. V. Gerhart has gone to Elk Lick,
Somerset county.
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CAUGHT BY CHIEF SMELTz.
4 WISCONSIN ExBEzzLER TAKEN INTO Gus
YUbY At the PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
The Prisoner Attempts to Persuade the
Chief That He Is Not shocnbergcr.
But Photograph Convinces Him.

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nrotls.

bANDAu.--In this city, August II, Peter Ian
dau. aged 45 years.
The relatives and friends of the family, also
Metamora Tribe, No. 2 I. o. r. NJ, Monterey
Lodge, No 2i2, !. o. o. Y. and Ridgeiy Encamp-
ment, No. 2i7, are respectfully Invited to at
tend the funeral, from his late residence, No.
$40 South Lime street, ON Tuesday afternoon at
2.o o'clock. Intcrmcpt at Iion's cemetery.
SpRoss.--ln this city, on August 10, 1880,
Annie VI. Spross, daughter Of Adam and Teresa
Spross aged q years.
The relatives and friends Of the family nre re-
spectiully invited TO attend the funeral, rom
the residence Of her parents No. 6j5 West
orange street, on Tuesday morning at s:3O
o'clock. High Mass at st. Josophs church at Q
o clock. lnterment In ST. Joscrh's cemetery. u
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Assembly for spiritual Conference.

At the meeting NJ the assembly for
spiritual conference this morning Rcy. |.
T.. Graf, ID. D., conducted Bible study,
Rev. A. {. Whitmer, superintendent home
missions, road paper on " Tho lniiiCation
of our Mission Work " IA tho work is
now conducted tho missionary enterprises
of the Reformed church are superintended
by various boards East and West The
advantages Of unification were stated, but
the difficulties in the way of placing all the
missions under one board, under tho Iii
rection of general synod were in general
considered. for the present, insurmounta-
bic. Among these difficulties were the
following; Separation by space, which
would cause difficulty In constituting gen
eral board, and make IL difficult to oversee
al the missions in the different parts of
the United States to the best interest of
each. Difficulty because of difference OF
language, The paper carefully presented
the subject and was highly commended
The subject called forth much hearty dis
cusson.
This afternoon Rev. W. G. Scbaefler, Phi
D., president of ralatinate college, read an
able paper on Emotional Religion" aud
in the discussion the members OF the con.
ference took an animated part.
There were a large number of new ar
rivals this morning, among whom were
Revs. $. NJ. Rocder, w. J. johnson, L. J.
Hacker T. q. Apple, ID. D., r. w. Miller,
j. p. Stein, J. T.. Kershner, Ph. D., C.. :.
Gerhard, d. G.. Klein, 5, T.. Stoillct.
Sunday was day of rest and spiritual
refreshing for the members of the spiritual
conference. Holy communion was cole
hrated In tho morning, Rev. J. w. Sautec,
ID. D., preaching the sermon. At ip IN.
another service of devotion was held. In
the evening the majority attended service
in the First Reformed church, where Rev.
{. Clever, ID. H., preached.
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Live StOCk IrICNs

PnilAnELrHiA, Aug. l0.--The receipts nj the
West Philadelphia and North Pennsylvania
Drove Yards were:
5aeNcs. sheep. Hogs.
noI the week ,,,.r,s....,.,......,IB lO,hh 900
Previous week ,.............- 900 lSu0 $500
Beet cattle were In fair demand and with less
than 600 head on sale to-day, prices advanced
l4c por pound un all grades. Five hundred and
Two head of tho receipts were for shipment To
Europe and nt least 800 head were consigned to
wholesale butchers direct. We quote rs fol-
lows: Extra, 5A@5i,c; good, p.a5c; mcdi,
UNI, F,9Psci common, S.gp,c; Colorados
aud Texans, 3l4aic.
sheep,The demand for all good grades was
good aud prices advanced i to &c. We quote
Extra, Jscc; good, hdjl, medium, q idt
t34c; common, ~ .@ic; cults, 2lsG3c lambs
were active aud higher Mt im7i 9c.
Hogs were In good request and firm. Good
light Western, t4a67sc; heavy Western, 2li
To go Ms, 6Egg.c; extra heavy Western, d
@6l4c State, o.
Fat cows were In fair demand nj 2tSgiSi.c.
slippery cows were in better request at SIS
t.2r.
Bologna COWS were in moderate demand ut
lHGl6.
Milch cows were duh NJ s2lG %
Mich calves were active ut 81 DdG5 -.
Dressed BccVCs were In fair request, and in
sympathy with live stock prices advanced Sc.
We quote Natives, BiydSc, Texans. 5laHBi5 5c.
Nine hundred and seventy-seycn head were
Killed at the Abattoir last week.
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A RIoOpLEss DUEL.
Mr.. calhoun could Have Killed His Op-
ponept-They NAV Be Arrested

Mr.. Calhoun Could Have Killed HIS OPP
ponept-They May Bc Arrested.
The duel between Mr. Patrick Calhoun
and Mr.. !. N. Williamson. both pro,pinept
railroad men of Atlanta, Ca. was fmabt
saturday evening. inst 100 wards across the
Georgia line i'm NIabama. They stood OK
actlv twelve paces apaft. both pcrfcctly
r,lm and cool CAPTAIN Jackson. Mr.. Cal
houn's second, and Mr.. Jack King, Mr..
Wi,liamsop's second, nut the car
tridues i'm two self cpckinv bamnerless
Smith 4 weason reyolyers The agree
mcpt was that each prip,.iroj. nj the word,
should he allowed To- empiy his revolver or
shoot five times.
Mr.. Williamson stood with the limbs of
a scrub oak almost ionchng his face, while
Mr.. Calhoun stood In the open space. The
pistols were placed in their hands. The sec
onds stepped aside and Mr. king asked
" Gentlemen, are you ready Y Botn re-
! piled !" Yes" Then hre,' ne SAID.
In rapid succession six shots rang out.
| Then the firing ceased ana both men re-
manned firm. Nelther bad been toucneu.
Mr.. Williamson had fired all five OF his
shots, while Mr., .alhoun only nred once
his ball cutting the twig That touched Mr.
Wiiliamson's cheek. Mr.. Williamson eVi-
IDENTIFY shot To XIII, but triea 10 shoo' 700
fast and, therefore, missed ms man. Mr.
ms practice IN inc morning turned
haif dollar three out o, hVe tiihes
~ twenty PAGES, ana VINO was as
co9' as " III target pract'ce apparen'Iy,
did not Try 10 mt ms man. Ater the s,o,s
ar. calhoun pointed ms revolver NJ WIZ
hanson; denan1en nm no, 20 move;
ana saiu Mf. Niiiiainsoi nave neiu
iour OF my haliS, Which ! M,, ehutieu
v,,,, i,fc now ask w., IN retract vomr
remarks made before The Legislature"
al will do so" answered Williamson,
rplIpttiDlS
upon my character ihVoiNeo III your re-
Nr, C,,boun ao,i, ask ed an upcondi-
tional withdrawal, which Mr.. Williamson
again refused. Then Mr.. Calhoun said
WIZ you Withdraw your remarks or shaii
hreE ,.,
III, n' ~ Maii,n,son ,nn,,p rep,,ou , ynn y,a,,nr m
n not no am ro,dY for your Luileta
Fire your four sbots. then we shall load
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VsROPoS SALS-SEALED PROPOSE WILL
he received by the Water Committee until
ioclock y. IN. on saturday, August H. 1889,
~ the Mayors onlcc, for the purpose Of making
the following described repairs at the Ranck
Brick GriGt Mil. Bids will be in two parts,
rs follows: First-For new Pcnstock com
plctc, with new hcad-gates, new hcad-fraInc
Inside OF rack, aud plank 1t up above the
water new frame Tor rack and plank the side
shut, tho rOngs Of rack to be thrcc-quarter-inch
round Iron and one and a-half inches apart.
Sccond-~hould II he found that the bottom Of
Pcnstock Is In good condition. and will not re-
quirc renewing, the work will be as follows ::
All the work Of the first part, with the cN-
CcptiOn uf the bottom OF PenStock: new posts III
middle Of each crossslll and level all up
straight, rcni al the draught boxes around
wheels and repair nll gates and pnions The
contractor to furnish all material for the full
completion of the work. All the name lumber
To hc of the best white oak, and the plank good, !,
sound pine, clear Of sap, two inches thick. The
contractor To make cohcr-dam IND remove all
the old work. and to receive all the old lumber.
Bidder viii be required to accom- pany their
bids with n bond, with approved security, In
the sum OF fro hundred dollars, for the faithful
| completion of the work, and further agree 10
| finish said work in thirty days after award is
| made and notified by the mayor that work can
he commenced.
| Plans and specifications can be seen at the
| mayor Office.
| by order of the Water Committee
| EDW. EDGERLEY, Mayor
augl2-lwd Chairman Water Committee.
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3tlurl,rta.
phiIodelphia Produco Market

PuILApEiruIA, Aug. "a Noon Flour Arm {;
penn'a supors, 2 056p2 80; extra, 3OO6g3 30 ;
family, coal 2j roller, 25Ni 70; patent.
s. Oln6 10.
Wheat nrmi No. 9 Red, new, sStSc; No. /
penna Red, g2c.
Corn firm No. 2, 4IisGft8c. e
oats quiet No. 2 White 8ia3ic.; No. .
mi Ncd 2gio.
Bran duh Winter II 0o0iihn.
Balcd hay quiet II c0Gl7 20 "a To quality
timothy II U@l7 30 for choice; mixed, lO@l 100
hnled rye straw, new, sl3 10.
Butter duh Pcnn'n creamery CxtrN,
lIlgalSc Pcnn'a flrsts extra 2inE.
Eggs-choice stock nrm.; Pcnn'a hists l6c
Cheese dull =; part skinis, 5@0'sc; iull skins
l62c.
Petroleum dun. renned In bills. 81 TO-
Potatoes weaker 3td.b' q basket.
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BARGAINS
Charles Stannrn'S
~1GREAT SILK SALEn~

2tinch All silk sl.50 Black satin Rhadama,
now sl.l215 yard
sl.50 All silk Black Satin Luxor, warranted
TO wear, now sl.l2M yard.
2inch warranted Black silk, usual prices
$3.50 now sl.00 yard.
sl.25 Black silk, warranted 10 wear, reduced
TO s7lSc yard.
2i-inch si.0O Black Silk, warranted TO wear
now at 75c n yard.
si.OO All Silk Heavy satin Rhadama, now 75c
Il yard.
si.Oo Heavy Black Surah, warranted to wear.
now 75c yard.
75c Heavy Black surah, all silk. warranted,
now Soc q yard.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-12
The Algonquin CIub Returns.

The members OF the Algonquin club
returned from York Furnace on Saturday
afternoon. They arc sunburned aud ex-
press thcmselNes as having had a good
time.
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Drunk and DISordcrIy.

Charles Bachlnau aud William Book
were arrested by Constable James Ehrman
OH Saturday evening for drunk enness and
disorderly conduct. They will bs heard
by Alderman Deem.
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NlHuy Go Ia Mt, Crsiua.

The special excur sion train TO Mt. Gretna
over the Pennsylvania railroad company
on Sunday carried 3l9 persons from this
city.
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IpnOppl.let Laws.

Tae pamphlet laws for 1889 have been
received at the prothopotary's Office, and
tho aldermen and justices Of the peace Of
the city and county can get copy by call
ing at that Office.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-12
Gutteuberr Picnic.

Tho Gutenberg Death Benefit association
is picnicking at Tells iIainito-day. There
is large crowd in attendance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-12

And FnIl Ilno Oi light sOft aud sun HAS
at greatly Reduced Prices.
SHOE BARGAINS
sun Grw bargains len in Mems Wear. The
slJO Low cut shoes, marked from $40, are
nearly all suld but there are still few sizes
left. Also the Ladies' Lasting Shoes with Kid
foNing, both button and lace, marked from 81 rs
sljo, Rnd all solid. sun have few pairs,
tizes ranging from ~ To 1.
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Summer
Vacation Wear !

81 to sii For the little boys We take great care
to please the eyes Of the mothers and NJ the
backs Of the boys. Naity Suits, made from re-
liable cloth, well made and perfectly fitting, 81
to s.. Comfortable and Jaunty Blouse Waists,
shirt Waists, Jersey suits, Kilt suits, Kit
Skirts, kuoc Pants Fast Black Hose, etc.
Summer Furnishings are going at prices that
takes them out as we want go. Madras, OK
ford aud French Flannel shirts at the most
economical prices. Gauzc and Balbriggan shirts
and Drawers at n saving of n half aud third
less than former prices on closing out lots.
See the novelties In NeCkwcar. Choice STYLES
take two for the former price of one.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-12
Veterinary Sur.peous

William Kline and Amos CattelI, city,
and BENJAMIN +. Minnich, Columbia, have
registered as veterinary surgeons.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-12
He IL Not the Man.

Harry Doebler, living al No. 22i Locust
street, was not the person who bailed
Edith Weiker.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-12

Lutheran Excursion to the switcbback
ON Wednesday, August H. Round trip tickets,
good for three days. Special train leaves Quar-
ryvillo at 5ci0 n, m; Refton, 5.29. Fare, 500.
Train leaves Lancaster, King street, at a. m;
Columbia, n. M; Petersburg go; Landis-
VILE 8:25 Mannheim, 8i5, Lltiz, 655, and
Ephra,a NJ III. Fare only s2.75, including the
~ miles around the famous Switchbgck. Train
returning leaves Mnuch Chunk at $40 y. IN.
Grand concert by the Germann Band, OF Read
ing. aus, l0.l2.l
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BARNIeAr, n. j., Aug. l2.-Tbe cast and
west bound morning trains on Amboy
division Of the Pennsylvania railroad
packs full Of passengers collide near here
this morning. Both engines were smashed,
but fortunately no one was seriously hurt.
Tho engineers and ilremen of both engines
iumpcd and saved their lives.
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r,sncc,,pg Tbcir poIca

The Edison Electric Light company have
men out to-day inspecting their poles. A
number Of rotten poles will be replaced,
and the balance will DO painted. The poles
have been standing nearly seven years.
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NJ TNEERCHoR GARDEN.
THIS WEEKS ATTRACTIONS.
JAMES SEABY.
The Great Irish Comedian.
JONES and EDWARDS,
Tho Original Telegraph Men.
L L A

held Inside.
jet3md l.. PFAEFFLF. Prop.
IIEA DQU RTERS FOR FISHING
IL TACKLE. our three-iOinied Toe rods all
gone. supply exhausted. To meet the de
mandS for n cheap rod we reduce our three Joint
beautifully stained l5c rod TO l2c.
our thrcc-Ioint brass mounted Bass rods all
gone. Factory supply exhausted. We will sell
for 500 n fine threc-iointed nickle mounted
lanccwood tip rod. This n sacrifice. Now IL the
time for bargains In hne reels and rods.
ERAiLEI s EAST END PHARMACY,
Opposite Eastern Market,)
Fralcys tSarsaparilla Compound Is the best
for the blood. JOo and ST. NJ. W.F&w
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CHEAP Excursion to Niagara Falls VIA Read
ing Railroad, Thursday, August Is. Round
trip tickets good for seven days. Fare only
$1,000 Leave Lancaster, King street, nj T:3D.
Columbia Ut 7.3O. Tickets good going win.
Reading and Lchtgh Valley. popular scenic
route, and good 10 return via Canandaigua and
Penn'a X. X. TO Harrisburg, and Reading X. X.
TO destination. Tickets good TO stop at Wat
kins Glen returning. Cheapest and finest trip
ever offered by Reading railroad
aug,j,7 10, Il, "a, ,lIdltw
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Murdered the whole Family

horrible butchery is reported from
Mcdowell county, w. V. II appears that
a widow named Gillis lived In n remote
district of the county with two daughters
about grown. They were poor but respect
able people. On Friday neighbors found
all three dead They had evidently been
G iminally assaulted and murdered. There
is absolutely no clue 70 the perpetrators of
tho deed.
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Our Bargain Sale
PRICES Low.

Some Bargains Left in Mems, Boy and Chm.
drCn's suits
Men. Suits, $1,000 To $500.
Boys suits, $500 to $500.
thildren's suits, $40 to $500.
Mems Flannel Coats and Vests,
sib0 To 500; $500 to $3.50 $500 to 500; 500 TO
$500.
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Our stock of pomot Flannel Shirts il very
large, and tor quality and price ii cannot be
beat.
Five Dozen Domct Flannel Shirts good pat
terms. at 3OC worth lSc.
Ten Dozen nOmet Flannel Shirts, very good
patterns, well made Tor SSc.
twenty Dozen Domct Flannel Shirts, best
patterns aud we'll made, at 5OC.
\ large line Of Domet Flannel shirts, good
STYLES. Tor IbC.
Fine French aud English Flannel Shirts for
slOO 81 p, sl.Jl sl.7h. 500
Children's Domct Flannel Waists for % and 30
CntS
CLOSING PRICES ON STRAW HATS,
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AIRS. BLACKWOOD WILL REOPEN HER
ANI school for girls at Nos $50 and l52 East
King street, MONDAY, SEPT, 0, and Is pre-
pared to receive any girls who have passed the
primary department. Thorough instruction In
the English branches, French, German, Latin,
Drawing, Painting and Music.
Glass In English Literature every Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Blackwood is assisted by a competent
corps of teachers. and everything is done to
bring the school to n high state of perfection.
Terms moderate. For further particulars
apply to MRS. BLACK WOOD,
aul03tdF 80 East King st.
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DobLiC SnLH Tr,lI OF En- IHS0lrsEHoLD S,rl1D AND

On TUESDAY, AUGUST 70, u, 1859, there will
be sold at public at the late residence of Jonas
4. Giugrich, deceased, No, 2i2 North Pine street
Lancaster city, the following personal property
viz:
one parlur suit Of plush. consisting of seven
pieces, all new; one dining-Toom suit ana two
bedroom salts Og walnut and oak paIlor
heater, brussels carpet, rag carpet EitchCil fur
niture, COOK stove and Kitchen utensils. a ., new
sale To ru-u.'-uCe at o'clock Ia the afier-
noon, when terms viii be made known nv
SAM MATT FRlDi,
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-12

L>oR RENT, STORE AND DwEILlNG-A
l. lwestory Brick Building and store Room,
Nos 's'9 and Sil East King street Has double
iruht ana l. suitable for any kind Of business,
Mechanics Hotel Cor. Plum and Chestnut
streets, iylS-lmdS, ,Wds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-12
MARTIN BROS.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods !

A chance to make Il dollar
go almost rs far as two in
many choice styles of Mems
and Boys All-Wool Chcviot,
Cashmere, Flannel and Cork
Scrpw Suits. uuusuul Nnlucs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-12
stock Markets.,

Quotations by Reed, McGrann & Co., bankers,
Lancaster, Pa.
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