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Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

House bill 20, to annex certain "a vapai territory to Gila, was referred to the committee on Territorial affairs in tho Council.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Just arrived a new assortment of Gents boots and shoss. Every body caa be suited.
 G. 5. VAN WAGRNES.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

The Phnnix correspondent of the Prescott Courier says that Jones, of Gila, is great introducsr of bills.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

The Yuma Sentinel announces the arrival of Dr. Alex. Trippel on visit to his son Eugene Trippel,
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

It looks as though the session of the Fifteenth Legislature would be esps- cially noticeable for the few bills passed.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

c. s. Van Wagenen has had bay window put in the front of his house, which greatly improves both it's ap- pearanca and comfort.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Rlch assortment of all classes eff gents straw hats at Mrs. R. Gill's, Give her call
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Robert McBrsom, after having a goed time in Maryland, his old home, is once mere in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Fresh pine apples, naval oranges lemons, eggs, flour, provisions, etc, al George Akins.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

The Arizonan says that Fred Riley, engineer for the Mineral Belt railroad has corps working sa the Verde.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

New and beautiful furniture for sale by Vim Zimmerman.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Charles Powers, a former resident eff Globe, was here the present week.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Lame -kne 0 q Calf. New Haven, O.. Jura g, 'ss, Had calf afflicted with weak knees could noe walk; expsrimented with st. Jacobs Oil. A few good rubSiags cured 1t; is runs about well and strong O. VI BYERS.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Rev. F. w. Downs will preach at Miami school house, Sunday morning, at l 1 o'clock
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16
GIobe Clearance S2le
In order to effect an entire change in our business, we will start a
 Grand Clearance Sale,
For Sixty Days from the morning of the next o. D. Co. Pay Day, about Feb. l2th, 1889, we
 shall sell everything
AT c Q s r F.,

But for C. O. D. only No cxccp- tions 10 anybody, 1t must he Cash over the counter We will cash all o. D. Co.'S checks at par, and take cattle for all bills over 4100. We will sell our store and fixtures at @ bargain, and positively sell every thing AT COST" without reserve, and if necessary to meet other com petition we shall sell below COST. We give a few of the principal items for general information, but remeH- Der that every article in our entire stock is now offered AT COST
 lbs White Slgae eI. 10 Yellow @
 Mission Soap 20 ban, for Sl. Wrapped Soap F bars for Si.
 Bayo and Pink Beans IA lbs. for Sl.
 Best Chow Tobacco 90 cts. Calico i cts. and up. D)mgstics 9 cts aHl az.
 Best FlouT S4 5G per iU0 lbs. Heavy Bacon 124 cts Der 10. CaRyassed Bacon lGi cts ger ID.
 Cansassed Hams F cts. per H. Best Leaf Land lll eta. per IL. Jams, Jellies and Fruits 2Jo,s. PCT can, California Ne[etableS 20 cts. Ter can.
 Common lrn6a cts per lb. and up.
 Clothing, Overalls, Boots < Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, Woodware, Saddlery. Furniture, Tinwares, Iron and Hollow-ware, &c., &c.. at the same COST PRICES all must be sold without reserve.
 E. r. KELLNER &- co.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16
NOTICE.

Bids are invited by the undersigned for the removal of 90, 0,O00 pounds of machinery frola Pioneer to Casa Grailde. P. OATES,
 jan5tfl Globe Arizona,
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16
LOCAL NEWS.

There has bsen fresh fall of snow en the Finals.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16
ro Whom 1t saay Concern.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT from and after this date, will not be respon- sible for any debts contracted by my wife.
 WILLIAM THOMAS. Globe. A. T., March ?, 1889. Imch2.4w
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

George Akins went to San Carlos early in the weak.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

For Stable Uso. Aberdeen Dak., July i, 'Ss.
 keep St. Jacobs oil for rse in ny stanle9 of many iurtes I fnG 1t tho best Iniment Tor upratls, bruises, gals, &o GEORGE REIT-is
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Mr. and Mrs. F. Winklsman, sf tht San Pedro, are visitors to Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

FOR RENT.-A good two room house, centrally located. Apply ts
 o. NJ. ANDERSON
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

\ The Arizonan says; The circuit court bill, Coconino bill, appropria- tions for Territorial institutions, in crease of salaries bill and several other measures will combine to make the rest of the Legislative session highly interesting,
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Spring and summer goods for Globe merchants are beginning to arrive
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Mrs. Gill will sell childrens straw hats at prices which defy competition,
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16
B1EH.

HAMuT--In Glubs, March lGth, to th,
 wife of Jos. H. Hamill, daughter.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Joseph Rsdman IS in town from his ranch in the Sierra Anchas.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16
FOR sALE.

My property in the town of Globe aad aH my cattle are offered fur saie For felthtr infei1nation, address JOHN KENNEDY,
 Tleseu. Ariaenai
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

For 1 0 Months. Winsboro, Texas, June 90, '8s
 Ny horse hurt hind leg; suffered 10 months; was cured by st. Jacobs oil; has re- rianed permanent. W. J. CLINE
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Three Govern nsnt wagons left Globe yesterday with lumber for San Carlos.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

James Evans condition is greatly improved and his recovery is preba- ble.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16
Recent, Prompt, Good Results.

Swellings. Eeponxat, I'll, May 2i, 1888.
 ply marc eaugst cold. result: swtllod limbs iuAp between tore-isgs and inflammation. Cared her with St. Jacobs Gil, L, o. GARDNER.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Ths Arms Palace and stock Car Co.,, The Best. st. Clair Bldg, Toledo O., June. 'sS. We chaerfplly recommend St. Jacobs oil as the best for general use on stock K AsIs co
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Notice is hereby given that the under signed, the duly appointed Collector of the special School fax, levied pursuant to an order of the District Court of the Second Judicial District If the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County Of Gila, will apply to the District Court of tke Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Gila, at the next ensuing term tEereof, to-wit The April term, X. D. 1889, lt being the 3rd Monday of April and the 10th day sf said month, for judgment against said lands and real estate and personal property described in the fore- going delinquent list, for sad taxes, costs and penalties and for an order 10 sell tie same for the satisfaction thereof, and further notice is given that on the Mon day next succeeding the day fixed hy law for the commencement of such tenn of said District Court, the same being the Fourth Monday in April 1889, and the 22nd day of said month, all the lands and real estate and personal property, for the sale of which an order shall be made, will be exposed to public sale, in front eff the Court House m the town of Globe in Raid County of Gila, for the amount of tax, costs and penalties due thereon.
 DAVID DEV0RE,
 Collector nf Special School Taxes Of
 School District No. 6.
 Dated at Wheat6elds, Gila County, 4. T., Feb 20th, 1889, ieb23-5t
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

George ". P. Hunt and w. H. Fisher came Tn from Wild Rye on Monday George returns 10 Globe after a protracted absence at San Diego, Cal, and his friends here are pleased to learn that he has returned to stay.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16
DELINQUENT qLX LIST, :,
 .oF..... School District No. 6, CHA COUNTY, ARsz0aA.

 Crowley, oou-3 horses, 30 cattle,
 bull; tax, cost and penalties 2 50 Garliashouse, Martin E,--Tagan,
 mare and mule, ? cews, 9 cattle,
 harness; tax, cost and penalties ? 29 II olohan, Eirs. John Wagon,
 horse. cows. 9 cattle, fp1ui- ture, house and lot in McAiillen;
 tax, cost and penalties 3 9S Hope Mining Company Machin-
 cry, buildings 6se. aC mine, Me
 Morris mill and mil site; tax,
 cost and penalties 53 2O McMillen Silver Mining Company
 Machinery, safe, I houses, ill McNIillen, mil and mill site;
 tax, cust and penalties g oi Sloan, Robert t-Ten horses, 200
 cattle; tax, cost and penalties Il S7 Shanley, Patrick-546 cattle, 10
 bulls, possessory right to Dunn
 ranch, butchershop i:i Mc1iilicn;
 tax, cost and penalties 90 fl Sloan, J. C.-Wagon, horses, cat
 tie, firearms, joweliy, possessory
 right to ranch at MeMllleni taN,
 cost and penalties l3 Q Tom Lee,-Two wagons, tools,
 horses, I3 hogs, poultry tax.
 cost and penalties 2I
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

 Lewis Wolney has Eeceiyed the ap- pointment of Governor of Arizona. He is charged with fssoring land grant jobbers, whether rightiully CT net has yet to be proy,d. The Arize na Gazette, of March 2th, editorislly says Royal 4. Johnson will ride into power, as Surveyor General, by the same power that procured the appoint msnt of Welfey hr;rT, gJSSslf Ssttsr infopn9d will entert 1Tfhs be- lief tb<rMr Wolaey 2pd>1ohnson gre n}s6 net likely t9~b6 fagitIousJyin in nor dowo believe thala man in Arizena/can be found with suHi. cisat t>herye to approye/ths Rsayis claim since the ezpoGel6f his assumed title.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Admiral Porter suggests that in the event of war with Germany she would at once endeayer To blockade our ports, and that we in return would prohibit the entry of German manu- factures. The blockade would mate rially involve the trade of Euglan | and France and render those PSwers dissatisfied spectators. i,
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Ar DRuGeIsrs AND DEALERS. TgE cassLes 4. VoeELER CO. Baltimore. kid.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Yom Lee,-Two wagons, tools, l horses, 13 hogs, poultry tax. cost and penalties
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16
IE ARIZONA SILVER BELT.

Battered in the Post oeice at Globe, ss sec. snd-elsss matter.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Sloan, J. C.-Wagon, horses, cat tie, firearms, joweliy, possessory right to ranch at McMilieni taN, cost and penalties
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Camels Hair Underwear at West,
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

feb10.tfI
Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-16

Shanley, Patrick-546 cattle, 10 bulls, possessory right 10 Dunn ranch, butchershop i;i McNilicn; tax, cost and penalties
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27
"A Priceless BLESSING. T"
A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL

A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL
n is the best remedy for Group,
Whooping Cough. HoarseneSs. and all
the sudden Throat and Lung Troubles
TO which young people are subject.
Keep this medicine in the house. Hon.
c. Edwards Lester, late L. S. Consul TO
Italy, and author of various popular
works, writes -
With all sorts of exposure, in all
sorts of climates, / have never. 10 this
day, had any cold nor any affection of
the throat or lungs which did not yield
10 Ayers Cherry Pectoral within "a
hours. OF course | have never allowed
myself 10 be without this remedy in all
my voyages and travels. Under my
own observation, il has given relief TO a
vast number of persons while in acute
cases of pulmonary Inflammation. such
as Group and diphtheria in children, life
has been preserved through its effects.
i recommend its use in light aud fire.
quent doses. Properly administered,
IN accordance with your directions, il is
priceless blessing in any house."
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27
a striking Resemblance.

a more than middle aged bachelor married
young girl.
When son and heir was added to the fam
Nv, the nurse was wont 10 show the new
conner to visitors, with the traditions, re-
mark:
"Leeu hike his pa, dssRt hsr
One day Q grouty oh gsneaAnan. who
couldn't see the resemblance, replied, with
Grunt:
Just 50; he's quite bald, and has no
teeth r-Judrn
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27
Justih-.ie Revenge

Where have you been, Brown that you
lsok so deiigAtsdf'
''CfronA'
"0>ei skew, chr
me. pecr show; bot sat 10 trent Of q
couple Of young women and kept nv beaver
On TIL ] made their necks ache Il was iUl-
uense, old mauIn-I..,
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-27

"Sizing Up" the House of Representatives
for $500 and the Senate for S25o-Waste
No limo on Your Friends-yaIue Of
Cigars in the Lobbyist Trade.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25

>uGuMnsA, n, March q. Tho action u
~ 1soo Ho1l1oe mills Of Columbia, en-
%1GQEoo1 ~ ln posting notices OF .
D0o1lDoa = iho price Of yuddl Nc iron TO
z ~ - ~, hos created Considerablo
~ emong The ircn-wcrkssA A
8; ;<1ul0n4 e ~ omployos Wn1 hold On Bet.
Y 2n<ov oeoernooD, when the proposed
z1610Slloa wss shoroushly discussed.
s. I1o0 w. O. - learned Of the busi-
3 80 tEUnnooeod q this mootlpe % 10 the
&1uoGnl empeessjon that the men will not
t t1ooope tho Lowering u The price paid for
2 <1n10unR 1cun. A interview We he'd
~ Z psominent isoR- worker On Satur.
&Ucv ovooinG when be stated that nothing
a 1nDoo was donA They will not confer
- The msU9ses ualess they are ssksd 70
e 1c01 q con mites, bat in' "a 10 lot clrCum.
f1nooo rule their actlCua II 70 claimed
IS - oeoording 70 former agreement they
(Ngo - work By the Amalsamated scale,
z ~ same - the Philadelphia mills, which
~ known - the two-cent basia Under
q on1D ooois g 65 per ton b tho lowest that
- - paid nor pudding Iron. when Iron
= - eelling q cents Per pound, % IS y paid
- puddline. ana the men do mot get an
1noGeaso until Iron advances two-senths OF
80 eent whom tho price Of pudding ID.
Suness Ten cents per ton.
me muuaeess claim that they cannot run
: uDase ne present low state Of the Iron
4 naTkst snd pay % IS for pudding Iron.
nay cannot make money, and, unlesa q
eed1etlon y msde the mills will have TO
& oAus down.
1ho men seam determined, and the out.
y 1eok . the present time u not very on.
& eouf1ging.
The r. r Il. relief statement for Febru-
oEy he's bsen issued, showing the following
oUount Of benefit paid 10 employees living
& q COLUMBIA: Eleven accidents, f207;
I swsnsy- eight sickness, S44l 90; total benefits
1aid e0os 60
nGiss Jennie C.lef was taken sick on
1 oaenrday and was suffering very much
daring the matinee. A cot was taken 10
4 ~ opera house where she remained until
- evening performance, going on the
4 o1neo ln very aick condition. She 70.
! nained at the franklin house attended by
3 pn HinklA and expected TO 60 TO Ian.
4 easesr q l:lo p. M. todsy.
s. The 0no melodrama, "Lost In London" !"
viii b psssented in the opera house 70.
f41eht The company 10 composed OF frat.
o1sas people
". T. Ocbaugh and Lafs Fridy, master
80 secretary Of Columbia lodge, No. 26S,
y Il r., left town on Sunday on visit 70
3o6ess In Pittsburg, Chicago and other
s $500
MiD Ella Spotten formed 2iO words Out
81 JGonio Calef's name aud received &c
Is 1oA pleoe q the Saturday mstineo
frenk =. Liohty moved into his new
y Gnne eu chestnut street TO day.
ne layton band entertainment, tho 81.
3 &obnss and Second street Lutheran church
ooiAblsa on Saturday evening were well
4onded md financial successes.
omoo9 echill took Uriah Holsinger,
&lnDosed, 20 jail today for nve days fol
zs1eunkennen and disorderly conduct.
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DHA THH,

hupY March 81 1879 In this city. ). FRED.
days
The relatives ana friends OF the family, also
Jr. %. U. A. N, ]. o. u. n. Printers and
Shinier Sire Company, arc respectfully in
vtttd TO attend the funeral, from his mothsr
residence, No ts3 Mode street. on Wednes.
DAY afternoon. at half past O'Clock. Inter.
ment at Woodward Hin cemetary. 2td
THRAs.- March 2tth, 1889. in this city, Caths.
rine. vile OF Philip ahrRn. In hsr tifty. third
year.
{ ihe relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her late residence. No 100 sonth Queen
street. on Thursday afternoon al 3 O'Clock.
lnterment at Zion's cemetery.
LONG. March cath. 1889. In this city, Adalino
Long. IN her forty. third ear.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from the residence Of her sister, Mrs. John
Ryan. No. aa3 Chester street, on wedns sday
afternoon Ut 2 O'Clock. Intsrment At Zion's
cemetery.
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SALE OF srcuslrrE..

snxssss Ossained For Local stocks NJ the
81 cooper House To-day.
This afternoon at the Cooper house Sam
5lGots Fri6y. auctioneer, sold for J. B. Long,
eokef, The following securities,
no per oont Lancaster city bond, duo
&ln 1901, 10 II. K. BuehElo for Christ church
~ sra 76 per sl0o.
o2oO Oolumbis borough bond, due In 1905,
~ r X. Boshrle for si02 90 per 800.
& Three shares Farmers' National bank
lock 70 Isaso Brubsker for Sli7. As per
s unore; four shares OF same TO Issao Bru.
1nksr for sii7 Is per share.
AZ Ten shares Lancaster County National
Ink stock to d. Gray bill for sllG 70 psr
l6hsss.
Ten shares Fulton National bank stock
& - Samuel Gfof for sl97 .95 per share.
81 Mine shares of same 10 Samuel Croft, foy
s o1p7. 20 per share.
Ten shares Of the Peoples National bank
kG1ock, to I. n Dllier, for Sis 75 per shsre.
Five shares Of ssme TO Christian Muller,
r olls Co.
" Tan shares Northern National bank
o1oek, to G. #. stoner, for SIPS per share.
"a tive shares OF same to Henry GoohenouY,
~ el26 per share.
4oolYo shares Of First National bank, OF
1n6uyg, % g. L Worst, for e143 per share.
rive shares OF the Mannheim National
1mnk stock, 70 8. B. Welss, for eli2 rs per
na
zDtx UhaSts OF Union National bank Of
y 0e1At Joy stock, TO Joseph Dstweiler, for
z r 10 per share shares 70 r. b Nissisy,
- ~; six shares 10 joseph Detweiler, for
- ~ share
IN shares OF the West End city railway
ompany stook, 10 Rudy Herr, for SIS rs Per
qee; nve shares OF same. to Thomss
y 11maker. for s55 Is, and i've shares, to
80. for eSI per shara
1.-Two shares Lancaster & Marietta turn.
- stock, 10 Reuben CARRIER, Tor Ssl 26
III share
Evolve shares Of the Big Springs and
Doyoe va'ity turnp ks stock to Jacob n.
onnts for " 80 per share
5oe ahare of the Lancaster and SusQue-
- turnpike stock to John b. Stehman
II no 30 per ahsre.
C1no shsrss OF the Southern Market
- stock 10 David Grsybill for S3s per
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25
MARRETS.


ssw nonu, March % Flour make, fiim
City MIL extras, q zoos 90; Minnesota
sss.t,ia. % OoSI s0' sapsrnns. o Is nno. d 90
Wheat irregular, No. ! Rsd. State, o. os
No. = DO. ps; Ne 3 Red. winter. April
sSkc May. skei June. sIkci receipts. teo
Corn stescyi no. 2Hixed. cash, ly,fc Mar
ssHc - pr'l; aISei May. aso; receipts. ia0. go
. Oats quiet no ] white state. ss,; No 2
DO. 52c; NO. 2 Mixed, Mar, 8lc; Nav.
soxc receipts. $1,000 shipments. ees.
Bsrley nominal /; No. I Canada, $50.
Pork dull Moss. el3 20 DIS 60 for new mess.
0t
MoIasses firm, New Orleans, es6i9c,
Turpenttne e,sier At bls.05lc.
kosip steady at q 1901 zsN.
retroleum dull kenn0d In bbls, AZ on
frels hts dull grain to Liverpool, sd
autper stehoyi western Creamery, .6l
Sheese Gull Ohio Il .t, ek0llMc.
ksgs dull. State. l3,zc; " WesUi n, llkalsc.
sugar nrn kennsry CutioAf, SIC; GNnais.
ted IKE Mould A.. az.
Eics nominal prime city, b-lsc
Ianow nrm prime city, 4 e-lec,
'>""eo sHaoy ssir CArsoos. sor Mo. lsz.c
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%. Psu.'s New rs.,or,

! ~. =. q. YeTkes, the newly appointed
nDe OF st. Paul's III. K. church, occupied
oDuipit st 8 lndsy MOI ming and evening
IV1oos, and preached on both OCCASIONS TO
ydsd congregation. His text OF the
nlns service was Hebrew 1: ii, "AYe
~ not oil ministering spiri,s sent forth
Dmlnisser for them who shsll be heirs of
ynEtor." In the evening the'e wss
oCal music by the choir. Rev. Yerkes
- . good impression on his hearers,
1he members OF st. Pauls are well
>ned with his sss zn,nen. to duty in this
ooon ~ the parsonage adjoining The
- y complslsd It will bo occupied by
u Yerkes and family.
~. Dr. Vernon. the new psslor OF tie
y slsest chulch, will preach his first
- W that church next Sur day.
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ne wss Finally Arrssssa.

Peter Ruhl, the old man living near
Salunga who gave Constable Dorwart %
much trouble few days ago, was arrested
this morning. In addition TO the charge Of
malicious mischief preferred BY John O..
Cspp he will now have 10 answer charges Of
resisting and assaulting an ofiiosr In the
discharge OF his duty. These latter com.
plants were made by Constable Dorwart
In default Of bail hs was committed for q
hearing,
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nuaiasss before UopIt.

~ met this morning st ten o'clock f1r
nishtrg OF the cases down for argument
uhtch were leftover from las, week.
- we're granted te.sstn Eiward
lnr and wife, James Black and Judge
y execntor and the county Of Lancaster
qornine what damages II any are Que
- ~ ress,n OF the proposed opening OF
Cisy street, between Prince sr d
- streets.
= ezeep,ious 10 tho report OF ire
~ - the estate OF Christian Dz'fz 20
-, Wefe ssgusd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25

Tips!sn Jacob A. Hoilinger, ,oslsbrated the
twenty. nth snniveuary Of his wedding on
Sunday BY inviting number Of his friends
10 dinner. To-day he treated all the court
house employees to oigars In honor OF that
event. Mr. Hollinger received the hearty
congratulations Of many friendA and It 10
their wish that he may celebrate many
more anniversaries.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25
UnlooklnR the Ilead. Loci.

At the last township election in Eden
township there wss tie vote for constable
between w. T. Murphy and Daniel OAsmAn,
each recsiviug l29 votes They both got
petitions 10 tho oourt for appointment,
Murphy securing IA signers, including
both justices OF the peace, and OAtman 10l.
On Saturday the court appointed Murphy
and under the law recently passed he holds
the flee for three years.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25
A StrikO Of short DupatiO ON.

This morning the hands employed at the
preizsl bakery OF MIss N. A. Sturgis, 70.
fused 10 go TO work on the plea thst
they were being overworksd and that ssv.
eral boys were being employed at mons
wsgos. Tho employees and the proprletrsss
he'd consultation as noon and the hands
then went 10 work again.
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OhicaGo Froauoe nsrr,a.

UalcAeo, March Is. t:s0 .. m.-NArkst openec
gsc July. esNo. Ae'
oorn.Asisa s.He Nay. sSxe; June. ssxc ,
Jniy. tezc, '>~
July. 2,hc. N'ne'
M; ;.;i%rs,Mnsnsh: ;;sr. Mar, slssSi Nay. uss,, June.
Gi7<i July. eros. 'A"''
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Paid the O0ets.

Jacob Sieur raised . row on Saturday
night on Middle street but escaped before
the arrival Of Constable Merringer He
was located and lsst night % he left the
house Of friend he was arrested. This
morning Alderman A. r. Donneliy dis
charged him upon payment Of costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25

snc.s nsss-iaay. = m, sune y ssS sa'y.
aOsrHs.
Wneas.nazch. ssk; Nay ioi June. ss3kes
Corn. March. Nkos nay. s,ss, June. ssxe.
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OsssA e sa,nasi Ewing.

- Ewing. . former resident Of
80 township, died Ut the residence
n - Alexsndes, near Mt Vernon,
N ooonty. ON Sunday morning. tho
u > stroke OF spoplexy with which
4tned . few dsys ego. Deceased
- 70 years old. snd until recently
ouos by occupation. His vile died
- - there survive the son above
~ - dsushesr, Afs. Winslow