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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

Tux attention Of those Of our readers
interested In Sunday school work Is called
to the program for the convention Of
Shelby County Sunday schools to DO held
at Keryilc next Tuesday.
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man, and especially Ii he has been already
decorated by two Republican Presidents
without question as to his fitness, 1t would
be most cruel act to put stigma upon
him now which he would be Obliged to
carry to the grave"
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Tair Tra,e,er-

Misses Louise Snoed and Hattie Ensloy
returned on Friday from a weeks visit to
New York.
Miss Helen Moore. accompanied by her
sister, Miss Mamie, will arrive this even
ing TO be the guests OF Miss Bettye sclsrn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

vlcKaBuRG. Mss June l. River rliiug.
Passed up ilotie and b4rgca Passed downs Gil.
more aud barrcA
LOUISVILLE, KY, Juno i.-Riyer falling With
rect incher on the ialhs and iect Inches In
the canal Weather cloudy and cool
NEw oRLKANN la. Tune k-Nrathef tlcaf
and pleasant Arrived futur CITY. "a Lysi&
Cincinnati
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ALaa,,. Marrow E.eape.

A lady complained to the police ycster-
day evening tina, while driving TO the city
In her buggy. nj Broadway and Raybum
avenue she was almost run into by a pass
ing engine, owing 10 the fact, as sho
stated, that the swiichman was not at Bis
most
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

TuE accuracy Of the TnE ArrEAL's race
tips has boon extraordinary. Nearly every
winner Of yesterdays events at Latonia
and st. Louis was predicted. Now is the
time 10 subscribe.
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TIE horrors OF the calamity that swept
Johnstown, Pa, out Of existence with its
mills and shops and homes, and host OF
human beings are increased thou.
sand fold by the accounts we pub
lish this morning. and which are soul
narrowing in the extreme. 1t il, take IL
all in all, the most appalling visitation that
has ever beftllen our country. The dead
are thought to number 10000, and the
loss Of property all Of 1911, 100000
The rainstorm which thus brought death
and destruction to Johnstown seems to
have covered a wide expanse OF coun-
try, reaching from Middle Virginia to New
York, and from the vicinity OF Pittsburp
TO tide-water. What arc tho losses OF
property or life II is impossible yet to esti-
mate, but they must be very large, as
Washington alone reports 81 900, 900 worth
Of property gone.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

liz the well protected colony OF Victoria
which offers a remarkable contrast Of stag
nation by comparison with the unparal
leled growth Of its tree trade neighbor
South Australia, II has been found neces.
sary to protect the feelings and prejudices
Of 'the Chinese cheap labor" by not only
eliminating every sentence Of a scriptura
character from the text books Of the com.
mon schools, but everything else that
might be offensive TO our Chinese fellow
citizens" A Mr. J. L. Ewing, in letter
TO The London Spectator complains Of this,
and says the weakness for the Chinese
cause is carried to such lengths that even
the following verso from Longiellow's
"Wrcck Of the IIespcrus" has been ex'
plunged sowing TO It's obvious dogmatiC
bias"
Then the raidcn 'hspod her hands and prayed
That save sho might he.
And she thought of Christ who stllled the wave
ON the Lake % ualilec.
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orr NEw yoRK oFFIc

Iasicrn onicc OF THE APPEAL, No " Tribune
Building New York J. l. Van Dozen, Special
lHscm Agent
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A MATRIMONIAL EVENT:
UNION OF LOVING HEARTS AND
BEAUTIFUL LIVES LAST EVENING"

Miss oorinne Acklen Goodman Becomes
Mrs. James W. Richards, on the Bonds
Being solemnized at Calvary Church
The Parties Thus Made Happy.
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Cotton Region Bulletin

Maximum temperature, I6' minimum tcmpera'
tune. co. Rainfall for q hours 90 River gauge,
Gnm., lli. Change in q hours, o. fall.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL

J. ". DyRAN, scrgi. slgnnl Corps, U. 5. A.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

wAsISoTos. June l. 1880.
n retAlabama and Mississippi Fair slightly
warmer variable Winds.
r. For Arkansas Fair, followed by light
rain; stationary temperature; winds becoming
southeasierly.
For Tennessee and Kentucky: Fair slightly
,rnrmcr. variable winds.
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,IctnnrnlovIcnI Rcport.

WAR DEpA RrMENT, u s SIGNAL SERVICE
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June l, 1889,
nth Mer. Time. Bar Temp hum
\ a,in..........,',.. uVel ~ 20
\ nj ~ W
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

Hrrper for June. has Tor its opening art
Gle Vicomtc dc Vogue's second paper on
Social liic In Russia" aloriing an enter.
tanning relief b. Kcnnan's sombcr Siberian
pictures These pages give the reader a
morc graphic insight into Russian customs
and manners among tho better class than IL
T. possible TO obtain from one not ~ person
ally ~ familiar ~ the writer's residence IN
Russia enables him 10 be. The paper Is pro-
fu.cy and finely illustrated. Mackworih
Pracds dcliciously humorous poem,
'Quincc" with H. quaint, clever pictures
smacks A. rich flavor as whom the lines were
arst written. Henry James contributes
some interesting pages ON 'our Artists In
Europe" Portraits aud two drawings ae'
company the sketch Prof George Howard
Dawin's paper on ''saturn's Rings shows
valuable results OF his astronomical invc'u'
CATION. Montreal" Is brilliant historic
sketch. by G. n. Farnham, Of the former
Canadian capital, showing the growth ana
peculiar characteristics Of city half French
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

liable Prcyosts charming classic, "MIa-
non Icscant," has been translated into Eng
lish by Arthur w. Gundry, who has made
an admirable piece OF work, which will be
greatly appreciated by readers unfamiliar
with the French language Il is one Of
Bclford, Clarke & Co.'S best produced
books and beautifully illustrated. Order
through Mansford.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-13
aoaIrs sHERIFr,s SALE.
The Auction That o. IL. Clark Wanted
Ia In prOQr0ss.

The Auction That o. IL. Clark wanted
II In Progress.
The sheriff Of Lancaster county Is sup
posed to be selling tho alleged pictures OF
O. H. Clark, In the Astrich building, but
that official or his deputy does not appear
70 have much to do with the sale.
When the ex xecution. was Issued against
Clark the INTELLIGENCER said II was set
mo between Clark and Cleveland, the party
who came with him, TO have an auction
sale Of pictures, and when Clark failed In
all his efforts to get q license to have an
auction no resorted to tho trick OF having
an execution issued against himself.
This morning at 10 o'clock was the time
designated for the sheritfs sale and at that
hour Deputy Sheriff Stoner made the usual
proclamation and announced terms Of the
sale. Having gone through the necessary
legal preliminaries he stepped aside and
had nothing further to say.
Mr.. Clark, the party against whom the
execution was issued, then took charge OF
the sale and acted rs auctioneer. Cleveland,
who issued execution against Clark, ofiici-
atsd as the clerk of the sale. Clark did the
bossing. He told Cleveland what pictures
to give to him for sale. =,
The sale WAS reasonably well attended
and the pictures gold for all they were
worth, although Clark tried to impress his
audience with the idea that purchasers
were getting great bargains.
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Il. !. uoe sase and that the floor il added

ine 10 NOT saie and that the floor IL added
10 make u stronger.
NJ. Marshall said room such ~ H. on
the third floor Of the Chestnut street build
in9 IL needed for storage purposes
Mr.. Reilly corrected the impression that
the property committee had recommended
: fioor to be placed. II had not done 30,
but merely reported the facts TO the board.
The motion of Mr.. Marshall to have the
floor laid was adopted by vote Of IL To ~,
- follows:
Messrs. Breneman, Cochran, Marshall,
McComsey, McElligott, McKillips, Pontx,
Reilly, Reynolds, Roland, Shirk, and DIR.
McCormick--12 voted aye.
Messrs. Brinton, Uriest, Hegener, john
son, Kauts, Lippoid, Mcdonnell, McMul-
len, Schroyer and Wohlsen--l0, voted no.
Mr.. Reynolds called the attention Of the
board 10 the resolution adopted At the last
meeting. directing the property committee
TO have the stone caps over the windows 80
altered (they being flush with the. wall
that the bricks would be protected. lie
understood that the expense would he
81, 600, and he did not think the board
ought 10 incur that expense at this time.
The chair ruled that the matter had been
referred TO the property committee, ana u
was In their hands.
The resignation Of Miss Alice Whitson
- provisional teacher was presented, bu'
no action taken.
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Deaths.

HroBEE.-fn this city, on the 18th inst, Rev.
r., r. Higbec in the UDth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are no
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, from
the First Reformed church, on Monday morn
Ing at 1880 o'clock. lntermenta at Emmittsburs,
Md. lds
BARRrNGER.-In this city, on the 18th inst,
Lewis Barringer, In the 18th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully Invited 10 attend the funeral. from
his late residence, No. 84a West Orange street,
on Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Interfnent
at Zion's cemetery. 2d
CoNAwAY.--Dec. II, ls88. In this city, Mrs.
Conway, aged about 20 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully In
vitcd to attend the funeral, from the residences
OF Daniel Mc3ee, 8l2 North Market street, on
Saturday afternoon Mt 2 O'Clock. It'd
JOHNSON On Friday, 18th OF december, 1889,
at Airville, York county, Lydia r., youngest
daughte OF Jonah johnson. ltd@
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Narrowly Escaped Being shot.

The boys of this city who use small rifles
TO shoot sparrows and other things have
grown very careless, and the wonder is that
more people have nst been hurt by them.
On Thursday Mrs. William ii. Roy, of 447
West Chestnut street, made narrow
escape from being killed. She was up
stairs when q bullet, from one of these
guns came crashing through French
plate glass window, Immediately above
her head. The bullet, which was well
hattened out, was found on the floor, but
the boy who fired It could not be found.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-13
LIMITED LOCALS.

The pension Of Henry Schreidt, Lancas-
tor, has been increased.
On Monday and Tuesday of next week
the Home Mission band of Olivet Baptist
church will hold an apron bazaar in the
rear Of the Fowler gallery. The proceeds
will be used toward defraying the expenses
ture.
The will be stereoptican exhibition ut
the court house this evening, which il said
TO be very good.
This afternoon the pay car of the Penn
sylvania railroad arrived in town, and
the employees are happy in consequence.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-13
Before Alderman Barr.

Susan Martin, q resident of the Eighth
ward, has been prosecuted before Alder
man Barr for maliciously destroying the
fences Of the property of Mrs. Rothweiler.
Bail was entered for n hearing.
Herman Cooke, tailor, has preferred a
charge Of false pretense against George
Lutx, living in the Eighth waad, before the
same magistrate. The allegation is that
Lutx obtained clothing by fraudulent
representations. Lutz gave bail for u
hearing
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-13
TWO MORE FOR THE SYNDICATE.
They Are After the Millersville and
West End street Car Lines.

The directors of tho Lancaster and
Millersville and West End passenger rail-
ways met on Thursday evening at the
Office of Walter NJ. Franklin. A communi-
cation was read from the New York syndi-
cate offering to buy controlling interest
In these roads, 80 that they also can be
run by electricity, under the citys Christ
mas GIN to the syndicate.
The directors held the matter under ad-
viaement, and will be called together In the
near future TO sign an agreement, which
has practically been agreed upon.
With the control ofthese roads the syndi-
cate have all the street railways In the city.
The gauge of the Millersville and West
End roads will have TO be changed, 1t
being different from the East End and
city railways.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-13
MANTELL IN "MONBARs."
A Good Performance to Rather small
Audience Mt tho Opern House.

a GOOD F0r1Ormahce 10 n KHSHeF SIhHII
Audience at the Opera House.
The audience at the opera house last eve
ming 10 see Robert Mantell in Monbars"
was not small, but 1t was by no means As
large ~ II should have been, considering
the merits of the star and the play. "Mon-
bars" was seen here last year and II is
therefore not unfamiliar to Lancaster
people. Mr.. Mantell IL an excellent actor
and he acquitted himself in his usual style
last evening as Moabars. His company
was all that could be desired, and 1t included
Mark Price as Laurent, Kendall Weston
~ Louis De Moran, Charlotte Behrens as
Diane, Maria Sheldon rs Madame Blanche,
AZ
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-13
Funeral OF a Colored Preacher.

The funeral Of Rev. B. X. Prichett, of the
African Methodist Episcopal denomination,
took place this afternoon. His body was
taken to the Strawberry street church
where services were conducted by Rev.
Seth ID. w. Smith, W. r., Norris, of Norris
town, and A. Nj. Buckley, of Columbia.
lnterment was made in the grave yard aG-
joining the church.
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Husband and Wife Disagree,

Minnie Merz, of Providence township,
and her husband, Frederick Merz, separ-
sted few days ago after numerous quar-
rels, and the husband had been returned to
court for desertion and surety of tho peace.
When Merz left he took with him lot of
furniture, which his wife claimed as her
property, and to-day she issued writ Of
replevin to recover them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-13
Albert Jones' Trouble.

Last evening Albert Jones was heard be-
fore Alderman Deem on charges of drunken
and disorderly conduct, preferred by G..
s. Herr. On the first he paid the costs, and
the second was held under advisement
Herr made new complaint against him,
charging him with larceny in selling lot
Of goods that did not belong to him but
were sold TO him on the installment plan.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-13
A Brakeman Injured.

John X. Swartz, of Columbia, a brake
man on the Reading Il Columbia railroad,
WAS injured In this city to-day. He had
his foot caught between the platform of a
freight car and an engine while shifting
cars on Water street. The foot was badly
squeezed, but DIR. Mccormick, who attended
the injury, says there are no bones broken.
SwSrtx WAS sent TO Columbia at 2 o'clock.
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Cliosophic Tonight.

The regular meeting of the Cliosophic
club will be held this evening at the resi-
dence of J. w. b. Bausman, esq, on West
Chestnut street. Prof. X. c. Schiedt will
read an essay on Tolstoi.
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Execution Issued .

Charles i. Landis, attorney for John W
Powell, issued execution this afternoon
against Geo. Weber, city, beer bother, I, !
81 200.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-13

VXyIANTS CORNER!
The purest and best of everything needed In
Christmas Baking. our n. y. Baking Molasses
Ia the finest In the market, cheap at IL, l5 and IL
cts per quart Mking Butter, home packed,
good and sweet Is and ls cts per pound Fresh
Ground Spices, Rose Water, etc Shellbarks
and Shellbark Kernels. Try our High Grade
lowest prices.
GEO. WANT,
n2llmdM.F,S ll3 West King Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-13
MARTIN BROS,
NOS. S AND o NORTH QUEEN ST.

Look at our large display of Baking Molasses,
g. g. s. 10, l2 IA. Is, 10, I7and Is cents. They are
all guaranteed excellent bakers.
BAKING BUTrER.-4,0 900 pounds OF the finest I
Baking Butter In the city. BY all means see II
before you buy elsewhere. 900 pounds OF Ell
gin Butter, nice and fresh, at zoe per pound.
SPICES AND EXTRACIS.-Our Spices are
the very finest in the market Our Extracts
are OF high quality and low prices Two and
three large bottles for DC.
WETOLD You SO.-Sugars are again on the
downward turn, and would not be a bit sur
prised to see them fall lc per pound. Keep your
eyes wide open. We will keep you posted.
HONES.-Pure York state Honey, l5c per
pound, or pounds for 23c. -
WALNUTAND SHELI.BARk KERNELS
We have the finest line OF Kernels in the city
on display outside. Kernels almost whole
FRUIT JUICES.-Our Fruit Juices are now
Infused for fiavoring Cream, Custard, Cake,
Sauce, Jellies, &c. We have Pineapple, Blood
Orange, Raspberry, Peach, Wild Grape and
strawberry. Price-large bottles, 2bc.
SILVER STAR BAKING PoWDER.-With
every l5c box you get a handsome present, Try
it. Vases, Pitchers, Sugar Bowls. Sc.
OUR BOOk.-Don't be deceived by cards got
ten out In opposition 70 our card. Remember
ours Is the original. We make no rash prom
ises but give you Just what We say. See cut of
book In our circulars. They are going fast.
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CALL AND LOOK THEM 0VEF

Ladies' silk Plush Sacques with Genuine Seal
Skin Frogs, SIG rs. lined throughout with quilted
satin.
Ladies' Newmarkets In Imported saxony
Cloth, $3.50.
Children's Plush and Cloth Coats, 50 50 to
S525.
Knee Pant Suits, So TO ST.
Cape Overcoe Is, 50 80 to S.
Gents White and Cream 'Brocade Silk Muf-
hers, Soc to @.N
Ladies' and Gents Figured Silk Handker-
Presentation Sets in Fancy Plush Cases, 81
to IS.
Gents Dress Kid Gloves. 75c to So 25.
Gents Fur Top Kid Gloves, SOC to S3.
Gents and Boys silk Neckwear, all styles,
25c to 81.
Chiidren's Windsor and Tie Bows.
Boys Gossamer waterproofs, 81 So
Boys Gum orercoats, So rs.
Gents Waterproof Dull Finish, SO so.
Gents Macintosh Coats, IS TO sl2.
Gents Cape Macintosh Coat, IS so.
The largest assortment OF Gents Smoking
Jackets House Goats and Bath Robes at lowest
prices
Ladies' Astrachsn Cspes, pointed fronts, rub
Der bands, sl:.
Black Hair Capes s3
Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, gold and silver caps,
20 in, SIC.
Black Hair Muffs, 25c.
French Seal Muffs, 81.
Pocketbooks and Purses, 25c TO 81.
Gents, Boys and Children's Presentation
Canes, gold and silver caps.
Christmas Holiday slippers, Embroidered
Velvet, 49c, Csc.
Christmas Holiday slippers, Embroidered
Plush, 75c and 81.
Christmas Holiday slippers, Morocco and AL
ligator, 81 rs, 81 80, So.
Ladies' Initial Handk erchiefs, all linen, lTc.
Ladies' Initial silk Mutfiers 81.
Children's Hand Knit Wool Caps, Soc TO 81 Is.
large assortment Of Fine silk Ribbons AT
the lowest prices.
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Our Policy Is
q Matter Of In
tefeSt.
MARTIN BROS.

priate gift. So much sympathetic protection
shown In the gift. Good Umbrellas, natural
sticks, gold and silver caps, 75c and SIC. Finest
Umbrellas, newest handles and best made, 81,
q 50, $ to 81, ladies and genuemen's sizes.
Leather Goods In Variety. Writing Tablets
Cum and Collar Boxes, Purses, Leather Case
Travelling Sets, Toilet and Shoe Brush Sets 81
buysa q handsome present in Leather Goods; Is
handsomest. "Colgate's and "Tappan's
Psrfumery and Soaps. Smoking Jacket or
House Coat makes a handsome present for a
gentlemen. Big variety, S. 10 slo Suit or
Storm Overcoat, ready-made, or Suit or Over
coat Pattern of Cloth, handsome present for
young men or old; So up will buy either and
good.
Muffiers and Handkerchicfs, silk and Linen
variety, styles handsome, prices cheap. Moth
Ing comes oftener 10 the senses throughout the
year,
A New Present this year-the A" Russian Tip
pet" A muller and full dress shield combined,
for evening and full dress wear. To see them Is
70 admire them. A visit win pay you.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-13

Fred. PeAse was arrested ON Thunday
night for larceny Of q clock from Joseph
Gibble, q resident Of Manor street. When
Constable Shaub was about reading the
warrant Of arrest 10 him Pease told him he
could nave him that trouble, a. he knew
the offense for which he was wanted. Al
derman Halbach committed him for .
hearing on Monday.
Pease was sent to jaii for three days by
Alderman Barr for drunkenness and dis.
orderly conduct. This offense was COM
mitted prior to tho then Of the clock.
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antsd a Soldiers License.

Granted soldiers License.
John Wouch, city, has been granted .
renewal Of his soldiers license TO psddls
goods In the county Of Lancaster.
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Palace Of Fashion,
IFS & ~ North Queen St.
THE PRETTIEsT OF ALL EXHIBITS!
Holiday Slippers!

Happy the Lady or Gentlemen who
buy and wear the Slippers bought here.
How pleasing they At what comfort,
content and good wear they do give.
How pretty, too, they are. Fancy
Leather designs, the handiwork Of
skilled mechanics beautiful effects in
worsted and thread on velvet, felt and
listing, by deft fingers of the fair sex.
Cheap grades as well as the finest; be-
tween them we've every other kind and
price to meet inquiry.
Alligator s-colors-russet, ma
hogany and wine, at $3.50 and So.
Ooze Calf Leather Slippers, looks,
feels, and wear like Old.time buckskin,
Russet Goat Everetts, excellent grades,
at Sl.5O.
"The Emperor" dark tan-colored
at Sl.75. The original make and shape
one has ever been made. To-day there
are hundred and one limitations of it,
Try ours they won't disappoint you.
Old Fashioned Morocco Slippers,
handmade and very durable, at 1.50.
silk Embroidered Velvet slippers,
very pretty shapes, at SOC, 60c, Toe, 81 to
50. Be sure to see these If you wish
pretty slippers at low prices. You'll like
them.
Chenille Embroidered Velvet slippers,
at 81 to $3.50.
Corduroy Embroidered slippers, at
Felt Toilet Slippers, at sl.75. Easy and
comfortable. No seams TO hurt the feet,
Boys and Youths slippers, in win
ming styles, all sizes, all prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-13

DIR. PIxRoEs Pellets, or Anti-bilious 0ranulea
have no equals. - cents q vial one a dose.
Cures headache, constipation, biliousnees and
indigestion. F,bdw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-13

GIFT buying made easy by
variety, plenty and prices
modest. Gift-fit things in
variety. Holiday Presents,
handsome and useful. An
Umbrella makes an appro-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-13

DARGAINS IN SHOES.