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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-01

James Powell. who vas acesdehia 80 \
at Redmond September =. ?. -
Hi. who was trying to XII steer - ,
vide beef for . lumber camp, vas ~ b
terday to get up and move around h's y
for the first time since be wss psv"
the Fcrgu son house. Nr. Power e
to- b. able 10 return Ia his home =
m0nd next THURSDAY The sse0
caused the accident. Il has nssn
learned, was not killed. 1t Is saas
aroan. the neiehborhood. cAffyihs =
txenty bullets Ia iEs carcass.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-01

A. +. Freeman has petitioned The pfoa|
court 10 appoint him saministra'o.
estate oil Philip Francis, who disa
insane asylum ON septemhers 80
was the colored man who was fh',s.
Dexter Horton 4 co. and Other guy
for a number of years. and whe vs.
mitted to the insane asylum % as.
Ills estate. valued ut 50 80. and CONS. >
of real estate Ia onohoInisb. isias'
Whaieom counties and seeHflIsss hss
Seattle. will probably 20 70 s'o'S~
sister Who live iu Kingston. 1aIasiS@
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stS DIEGO sept ~ Neus has been ~
ceivea Wat feter Hanson Was S,lrroou.is.s
~ brush aTes az ro,rcro. lie heran. q
crazy ard rushed la'o ihc burning hruss,
where Re va literally roasted alive. ne
eAs German. ss wear osa. Grsattsrps-s
vas done ty TIE sres
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EeNE. sept 2o.-TWo express trains rar
ai1s "a opposite directions between Marie
apt 0g&4a came ia collision while r.lr,f,,g
AZ 4 h.sh rate OF speed through aiupnai
80 carriages we're mashed aud fFtv uer.
@4gfls kIged
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Ike Weir and Billy Murphy Matched.

sAs Francisco, Sept 9.-At q meeting
of directors Of the California Athletic Club
tonight Ike Weir and Billy Murphy were
matched 10 fight to q finish in this city in
The latter part of Dece mber
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& Iasniiv RennInn-

London, sept. 30. -ghemish newspapers
announce that Count Won Haizfelt. Ger
man minister 10 England. will shortly re.
marry his former wife. an American LADY
named Aoulten. IL il understood their
separation was merely formal.
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rire AZ C.mbria, California.

SAS Luis 0sisro. Cal, Sept. 30.-The
business portion of Cambria, including the
telegraph office, was burned today. 1t is
impossible TO obtain particulars.
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4 800 eannf, -

Alex DaneAa pGi 20 = log iast we..
EAsca measured isrs. feet. and wh.eh
sosiei 81 ~ fest c. iambsr. who ca
asat 81
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stS fEASC1s-a. Sept ga Forecast tn
? 81 lsess.sy sor OseFsa ard WasE.,s
to1 Easn eethc-3y wsasIs. esNsser.
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= ~ ? ~ TIE = -
PASeo, sept ST. Please Intssuavoar ~ess
ers iaa' P4s>o aae asf har4sn a. a carl
cate ioF t'4e cap ta( May TIE hest plsc.
wiz bat seep Yoar eyc oa Paeso.
HEtE & SFrFF
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Vote for Eiiensbnrg. the central and the
natural ally Of Seattle.

lske the Northern PseiHc railroad. he hssi
. DR.. IRE ioT al points East sIacs rs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-01

olywFgA. ssrs 81 -Ast.fi-sa If jr,-,-r.,rs.
''e' hAFe seen t5esi ~ tts territorial secse
fay e~aSs ~ tfas fa.Ioslne BE .isxhaas
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such that the present conditions of the
hareor viii always remain as they are, and
be calls our harhor a good ore.
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fes fafes ESD sFesHler sesrr~suass es7t a.
E.sssgE a-eek
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kaNr, sept 3A-rae pope today gsve a.
4ed.eaee 70 tie bishop * oreeoa.
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Vote for Efien.sarg. the central aud
the nstarzi ally Of Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-01

HAPPY Esidi,sa4i-.
washiueJ3n CaPssaI
Cool weather comes baidbFs1sa ''1-A
observe the fact siin rlef,
F0s each mas say, aud saY ssata'
There are 40 sl.s Or nc.
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EaIdl.ea.l..

Vote for EiIensbnrg, the eenirAs -
natural ally of seattle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15
ACROSS GREENLAND.

Notes OF the Remarkable Journey of
DIR. Nansen.
DIR. Nansen has been furnishing further
details of the experience of his party in
their remarkable journey across the Green
land ice. Before they got a landing on the
east coast, they drifted for twelve days in
the ice, in the boats in which they had
been lefl by Norwegian sealer. After
landing they met several parties of natives,
some of whom took them for supernatural
beings and He'd from them.
"When We had altered our course, We
got side wind and rugged Inasts and sails
on the sledges, made of the tent flooring
and tarpaulins. The wind abating, we had
to give up sailing, and used our SNOW shoes
sld skates. The drifting snow hampered
our progress, but the surface was still even
like foor, and the ground still rose, till
at the beginning af September we had
climbed 10 height of9, 900 feet. We were
now on an extensive plateau like frozen
aea. Wewere more than two weeks pass
ing over 1t. The cold was most severe, the
thermometer falling below the scale, and
~ ! cAlcnlate no less than 50' below zero
centigrnde. One morning found that in
the thermometer under my pillow the
spirit had reached below i00 into the ball.
On September z a severe snow storm
nearly overturned our tent, and on the
next day we were overtaken by an awful
drin. The tent was completely buried,
and we had to dig it ont. On the 18th
there was again favorable wind, and we
lashed the sledges together, and as we used
the satls, II was unnecessary To pull. We
held On 10 the sledges standing ON our snow
shoes ~ We ratified down the slope At a
splended rate. II was the pleasantest
skating ever had in my life. The same
afternoon We sighted the first hilltop ::on
the western coast II was already dusk
when We noticed dark object ahead, and
tushing ON we discovered fearful GREY ice,
which brought us to a sudden stop Itwas
high time; We were already on the very
edge. and in two seconds more we should
have been swallowed up in the bottomiess
obyss. We came across sev eral more and
Z u spite Of the greatest care, we had other
K hAlr-breadth escapes Once We were within
- sce Of destruction through snow bridge
hllin9o
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15
- =-
1Aurlsrta.
Philadelphia Produce Market

PHILADELrHIA, June n. Noon Flour weak
Prnna suIers, 2S6l2 Il extra, , 75d3 -
family, Z Oa3 p; roller AOdtO0; patent,
81 GSa "a.
Wheat nrm; M, Red ~; M.
Penn'a Red s6c.
Corn dun No ., iiydi2 i2c.
mixed ~.
Bran, dull Winter II Ola 800
Baled hay duh l2 Ood III % as To quality
timothy II Uba IL % for choice; mixed, liza ~ 20
baled rye straw sl5.
Butter dun; Penn'a creamery extra
l7@ Penn'a nrsts extra ls
Eggs steady Penn's nrsts l5m l5is.
Cheese, hrmer; part Skins Ga7; full skins
l@lk.
Petroleum duh refined in bbIs $50
Potatoes steady, 81 j0tos 81 ~ per bbl for new
crop.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15
GOOD SHOOTING.
'NueulsvlLlE HllksxAx STORES NINETY,
SIIEE or Or 4 HUNDRED


C0IuMBfA, June l5.A very interesting
>SnAcot took place between several members
u the Columbia Gun club yesterday after-
'Scon ct Mifiiin's island. The principals
Were A. c. Kueger, Of wrightsville, and
Dr. w. q. Taylor and Jno. c. Broorne, Of
1his place. Mr.. Kruger, a short time since,
:olEered to sAoct Dr. Taylor and Mr.. Broome
il match 1t 100 inanimate targets and give
them the first Is birds straight towards
: Mir SCORE. This offer was readily accepted.
zIhe match was at 100 standard targets
SkOm three traps, Chamberlain rules;
\ 1he 1osing side TO pay for the birds. Mr..
* Become started OF In great style and II
Z, hooked ~ though Mr.. krueger would have
4 Mis- hands full, but.he tBroome) could not
stand the strain and lost his grip towards
the end. Dr. Taylor shot up to his general
average, and was perfectly satisfied with
\ the result Of his score. Mr.. Erueger all
Through the match shot in his inimitable,
automatic style, and with few exceptions
fAirly. "pulyerized his birds with his
umai regularity. His score Is one Of
which any champion might well be proud,
and IL necessary we think he can do even
better. The following are the scores:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

BY substituting Hermeticaily Sealed slate
Cases for the ordinary wood rough boxes per-
fection Of burial is reached They are especially
desirable when there l. any probability Of n re-
moval of the remains. such slate cases are KEEP,
Ia stock at the South Queen Street Marble
Works, No. % south Queen street. and may be
ordered from any responsible undertaken.
InyAl-ttdF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15
A Poor Woman.. story.

A Poor Woman /" writes To the Phila-
6elphia Record TO this effect Sometime
80 she found 81 In q bag Of -four. She
kepe TIE money, hesitating which Of her
m1nor necsssities 10 relieve with il, when
o1we ofthe Johnstown distress came. Then
- ave the dollar for charity, trusting 10
- Future for money wheSewith 10 pay
~ eoantng dnas fof rent and the ike.
MDooi9>e ohe bought another bag OF -four
= ns1sly; bas IA avs-doliss noss.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

Miss Lizzie Bcntclc, aged q years, died
at her home ON Ann street this morning,
afler an illness Of week, from typhoid
fcver. She was recently employed IN
Marrow's confectionery. She WAS well
kaown young lady, with large circle Of
friends.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15
IL sUPERFLuous HAIR
SuPERFLrotS HAIR
SUPERFLuOtS HAIR
SlFpEREII'DIfS HAIR


ON the upper lip, chin, throat aud cheeks de-
stroyed forever without pain, scar or trace by
the Electric Needle operation by Dr. j. Van
pSck, Electro surgeon, ~ North Eleventh
street, Philadelphia. This Is the only method
in the world that destroys the roots so the hair
can never grow again. Remember this (the
use oi depilatories, the tweezcrs, scissors and
razor only make these hairs grow cuarser II Her,
darker hnd.inore nunerousl, II you have hairs
ON your face you viii carry Them to the grave
with You unless you have them destroyed by
the Electric Needle. br. Nan Dyck has adyaIl-
tages over all Others In electric operating He
was the second physician in the world 10 per.
torm this operation. lie has operated for thir-
teen years, ana the demand for his services has
Increased 50 that he has given up all other praC-
Hair, Birth and Wine Marks, Discolored Sears,
Mples Weps, Small Tumors, Excrescences on
the eye-lids, face and body. ENLARGED Veins of
the nose and fac, by the Electric Needle an
exclusive specially. Supefffuous hair Is "A sell
sitiye subject with every refined lady and the
case, and never publishes certificates of cures
lie numbers among his patrons many of our
leading society ladies from every part of the
country. You can consult him with every CON
dence. IL YOU have this obnox ious growth OF
hair, be II ever 50 slight or the reverse, don't
Dyck AT once Book free. Advice free Terms
within the means of every one don't neglect
your case another day. Consult Dr. Van Dyck
at once. Ofhce and operating rooms, W North
Eleventh street. Hours, To 5 (: Sundays, 10 TO g.
Note-Dr. Van Dyck, Electro surgeon of Phil.
several society ladies, and can be consulted al
tile stevens House, tParlors T. aud d. Ian.qls-
ter, fn,, rom Monday, June "a TO SATURDAY.
June ~ Hours To 3, and during this visit
can treat lumber OF new patients. Cali
p'o~Puy' go jel62wd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

FoR all kinds of Fine Printing go 10 the IN
TyiiraENcER OrFIcE. Every improvement In
typography added 10 our stock ms soon ~ In
troduced
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15
Comulaint yyithdrawu

Frank Weaver, who was charged with
stealing clothing from the store Of Hirsh q
Bro, where he was formerly employer,
have been settled, ~ the prosecutor with
drew the complaint.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

There were many buyers and sellers In the
Southern market this morning. The market
DAYS are Wednesday and saturday mornings
early and Saturday afternoons at 4 o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

i6 total, II.
Rev. Stuart Hamilton, of Lancaster, win
preach in ~. Paurs r. T.. church on sun
day evening.
Rev. George Gaul, pastor of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, will preach on sun
day evening on the prohibition amend
ment.
There willbe no preaching In 81. Johns
\ Lutheran church on Sunday, the pastor
being absent nj Lebanon. sunday school
In the afternoon.
The hour for holding Sunday evening
services in Trinity Reformed church has
been changed TO o'clock.
Rev. l.. Ludwick, pastor of Salome
United church, will preach on Sunday
morning with subject. "1he New Testa-
i ment Idea Of Fasting" Evening subject
1t o O'Clock, LOTS Wicked Choice. +"
Sunday school in the morning Att
Rev. Willis =. Hinman, pastor of the
Second street Lutheran church, will
preach on Sunday morning, On the sub
ject, " The Required Medium" 4"
Rev. o. II. Eetts, pastor of the Church OF
God, will preach on sunday morning on
!. the subjest, IA Bearing Fruit In the King
! --e----of Grace."S Evening subject: "The
Amendment, wlst will YOU do with it2'
Sunday school in the morning.
A large party was held last evening at
tho home of Frank Collier In honor of the
nfth anniversary Of his marriage. A
Z very pleasant time was had by all present
The funeral of Professor Won Weller was
held this afternoon at $50 o'clock, from 81.
Paups p. T.. church. The following mem-
bers of the Choral society acted rs pail
bearers: DIR. II. Mifiiin, John +. Miller,
Frank O'Donnell and William II. Fendrich
Interment was made at Mount Bethel Gem
etery.
Henry Ruth, moulder at the stove works
was playing bali last evening and had the
little finger of his lefl had broken by bali
striking him on that member. He is pre-
vented from working by the accident.
G. +. Metxler aud &. +. Kindred, of Phil
s4elphia, made an official visit over the
Reading K Columbia railroad yesterday ON
the engine "Aerial."
General Sedgwick circle No. 30, Ladies'
OF the q. A. r., will hold a picnic in Heise's
woods, on Wednesday, June 10Th. II the
weather is unfavorable the picnic will be
held on the following day.
f. w. George. civil engineer, is home
for few days from the Norfolk Southern
railroad.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

NHANGE OF BAKER STAND MY
~ patrons and customers will hereafte find
me ON market mornings In Centre Square, OPP
posite Zahms corner, where l will have hot
rolls and biscuits, lady cake, sponge cake, deli
ciOus cake, cocuanuu cake, crulers and dough-
nuts and bread Of all kinds. Notwithstanding
the advance in sugar my prices Will remain the
same as heretofore. Thanking my customers
for past avors, l solicit IA continuance Of same
at the new stand. q. BuETTNER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

~ A ND THINGS ARE NOT WHAT THEY
IA seem" Common sense aud thirty-fivc
dollars seem all right, and II you look into tn Is
nice little arrangement, Its like the keeley mo-
tor, II won't work. mere smatiering OF Book
Keeping ana the Inare opening and closing OF u
set of books does not constitute the entire course
OF the LANCASTER BUSINESS COLLEGE,
No lOi4 Fast King street. Thorough instruction
In all branches essential 10 II business education
constitutes the course. Terms consiste with
the instruction. Address,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

r OOKOUT FOR MOTH - PREsERvE
IL your Seal Skin Coats, Woolen Goods and
certain and sure protection. For sale. only nj
CoCHRAN's DRUG STORE,
Nos. iy7 & lsa North Queen H., Lancaster, Pa.
Also In large stock, which will sell at bottom
prices, CamphOr, Camphorine ana Tar Paper
mot the sticky kind to preserve clothing frQnl
Moths. Tu.Th.sR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

Hand Made Torchon Laces al I, 2,s, 4. and
cents yard
Printed London Muslins, yard wide, at cents
yard.
New Printed Persian Mulls, al l0c. n yard.
White Lawns at &c. n yard.
Good Calicoes at 81, and cents a yard.
Fine Lawns at Sc. q yard.
Wash Poplns at and cents q yard.
Double-Fold Percals nj 10 and l2,, cents yard.
Dress Ginghams at ~, 6il, 8, 10 cents yard.
Zephyr Ginghams Mt l21i and Is cents n yard.
Wide Batiste at 6. !, 8, 10. l2ls cents a yard.
Toile Du Nords at 10, I2,z cents yard.
Big Bargains in White Bed Spreads at 75c.,
sl.00 each.
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ste,p Advertisements.
~,tARr.rs srAMM,s.

All-wool Black Cashmere. 20 inches wide, al
IS cents yard.
Wool Challies at 614, 9, 10, l21z, % cents yard
Outing Cloths at i2lS cents yard.
New Crepeline In Plain, Figured and striped
at i2,s cents a yard.
Black silk Drapcry Net at MO yard.
Black Lace Fiouncing at &c, 81, si.25, sI.5o, 81
ayard.
Wide Embroideries at 25, 37,s 10 cents up 10 o.
yard.
French Satines at l5 %, Is, 30 cents yard.
American satines at ., 10. l2,s cents a yard.
Printed India Linen AZ II cents a yard.
White Robe Lawns, with colored border, at l7c.
ayard.
Figured or Gaudy Lawn at 10 cents yard.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

WYE CARRY THE Largest STOCK OF
w Pipes and Fine smoking Tobacco In the
city. Wooden Pipes M be. and i0c. each. Genu-
Inc Meerschaum Pipes ut Dc. each.
DEMuTH'S CIGAR STORE,
als-tfdk ia East X Ing street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15
Our Works Are All Heavy COlOred.

All Sizes Roman Candles, All Sizes Sky Rock
cts and Parachute Rockets, Vertical Wheels
Triangles, Double Trangles, Roseties, Tourbil'
Hons, Bengoia Lights, Flower Pots, Batteries
FLORAL Bomoshslls, Mines, Meteor Candies, Sil-
Ner showers, Electric SpTeaders Bombshell
Rockets, Pin Wheels, Scroll Wheels, serpents
Blue Lights, Colored Fire, all sizes Cannon
,rackers, Fire Crackers, Pistols Caps Torpe-
does, flags Lanterns, Parade Lights, Balloons
Vertical Wheels, Blank Cartridges, .f.rolites
ana many other New Goods. Also, the Finest
Line of Large Exhibition Pieces.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15
COMMENCEMENT DAY.
ART CHINA !

Cream and Sugar Sets, Berry
Sets, Berry Bowls, Ice Cream
Sets, Ice Bowls, Salad Bowls,
Salad Casters, Rose Bowls, Olive
Trays, Bread Trays, Soiree
Sets, Bulb Vases, Carafes, Jap
anese Fruit Bowls.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

rlNHEY CAN ALI. COPY BUT NONE CAN
l. Equal Billy WATTS Havana Filled Cigar,
NOS. 8 4 loa NORTH QUEEN ST.
mylsIimM W IN saw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

A. G.. Kruger, i, j, 1, l, ], ], ], ], ], !,
!, l., 1, l. 10, o, IS; !, !, l. l, /, !, !, ],
l,l,1,l, 1, I, /, !, |, 20; ], 1, I, l, !, l. ],
]. IL, I, III, 1, I, I, ], -; !, ], l, o,
l,l,I,l,0,l, I'LL I, !, I, I, Is; 0,
9. !, I. ], !, !, J, lilo ], !, L. l. ], !, Il, l.
jno. G. Broome, first 2s given, 25; /, o,
I, ], l, l, 1, I, !, ], !, !, ]. I, IA; ], ],
1, !, I, 1,0 l. I, I, L. !, I, ], o, ], IL; ],
o., I,l,l,l,l, 1, 100, 10, I, I. l, !, l, ],
70; i,GL LII, l@o,l'"@ l. =" l. o.
w. A. Taylor. first % given, %; !. !, J.,
o, o, 0, l. !, o, l, l, ], !, l, |, III !,
l, !, !, I, l, 10, !, I, !, !, ], ],
o, ls; 20, %, !, I, J, !, l, !, ], 90 ], ], ],
], q, o, IA. I, o, ], ], q, l. l, l, l. l. l, l, o,
I,l,I,1,I,l,I,l IL. Total 81.
Another match of much the same nature
was shot between W. II. Fendrich and 4.
Crownshield, both members Of the same
club. Conditions even at 100 birds each.
Loser to pay all birds. The following are
the scores:
w. r. Fendrich, I, !, ], !, l, l, 10, 10,
~, l,I.O, i, o, 1, Is; |, 1, l, LOO /,
!, l, 1.O,l, I, IL, I, !, l, 0, l6: !, o, 0,
,i,i,O,O,l /, 0, 1, /, 100 l. I, 1, |, 1s; !,
To- l,0I,l,l o, 1, l, ],
n, 0, 1, 10 total, ~.
o.o,o,Ei.i,i, !, 7, I. "a; Q, 90. !, 10, |, !, !,
-lLQi, !, !, 10, l, 10 49, 10, !, !, !,
!, !, 90, !, I, Q, !, Q, !, Loo ., Il H.,
s1,l, l,0,1 !, I, L.. 90, |, !, ILL., J, !, ~;
I, l., 4, !, 10, ], !, l, J. 10. ], l. ol H.,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

IluBLlr SALE OF W WESrERN HORSES, ON
j Monday, June H. lssa, will be sold al D.
loyan's sale stables, Market street, rear Of the
McGrnnn House, Lancaster Pa, one carload
of driving and general purpose horses.
Also, will be sold two horses belonging to the
estate of Amos Funk.
Sale Ia commence at | o'clock d. IN. A credit
of tD days viii he given.
ltd. DANIEL. LOGAN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

nANCING SCHOOL SATURDAY EVEN
- ING, June 10, ut Roberts Hall. Adms-
son-Iadies l0c,; Gents, i5c. Jii-2td'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

INoR RENT--FoUR SIX AND NINE ROOM
jels-ifd 4C6 SOUTH WATER ST.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

uNCH! LuNCHl LUNCH! GRAND SET
Ia out Of the season at the Washington
House, No. 3i2 and 34 North Queen street.
Mock Turtle, Rieker's and wackers Celebrated
Lager Beer. All kinds Of Wine at the bar
Lunch every morning from tn H. All are In
yited.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15

VvEGETABLE SOUP FOR LUNCH THIS
this sening and lleib's, Sprcngers and
Reksr's Beer on tap at the schiller House.
WM. SpANGLER
ltd Proprietor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-30
Reflect Before Acting.

Frequently complaints reach the news.
papers, through the parents of children,
that everything is not running as smooth.
ly at school as it should and that said
children are apparently always in trou-
Bile without cause. We are not in the
habit of giving advice to parents in these
matters, nor TO teachers either, but TO the
former we would say that it Is best not to
be too hasty about getting your back up
against the teacher of your children, and
before giving too much credence to COM
plants, etc, from them about the par
TALLY and general fiendishness of their
teachers and becoming excited thereat. II
would be better to reflect. Remember
shat your one or half dozen cherubs are
not yet angels and that not unfrequently
do they ruffle your tempers at home;
therefore bear with the teacher who is
making intelligent men and women of as
unpromising material as was yourself
some twenty or thirty years ago.