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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27
James A. Henry,
US. CLAIM ATTORNEY,
No Fee Unless Successful.

Iprocure Pensions, Increase Of Pension, Re.
stofatlon 70 Pension, New Discharges, Commu.
tAtlon OF RRtionE, Bounties, &c.
The fee for the prosecution Of q claim for Pen.
sion Is fixed by law, and limited 10 SIS In each
case, aud on claim for increase $40, payable
only upon tho successful termination Of the
claim, aud by the Government Agent through
whom the pensioners draw, Many soldiers now
drawing pension Rre entitled 70 increase. II
you have applied before, and your case has been
rejected, do not DO discouraged, as frequently
get claims though they have been rejected sew.
Cfal times. Many persons are entitled 10 pen.
sion who hAy6 never applied because their dlsa.
bllity was slight, while the fact iS any disability
incurred while In the service Of the United
States entities q soldier 70 pension. Or any
disease, WHICH exists, the result n camp Or
prison life, II incurred In line Of military duty.
Soldiers residing In the city Of Wheeling and
surrounding country will and i 70 their id.
vantage TO have an attorney that they can con.
suit, and one that viii write the application 10
full and see tina! the proofs DO presented IN, o
correct shape 1hRve known many claims 10 DO
sacrificed BY an improper presentation Of tho
proofs. As Notary Public ] take depoSl lions IN
claims In which am not the attorney Of record.
Vouchers, &c, certified,
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which aid that cause would not be where
1t % to-day and seeing the relation the
Irisk World bears to the Irish in Amel.
lea, the impartial judge must give 70
that paper very great credit for the i'm
mense aid, moral and financial, given in
the United States to the Irish move
ment.
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Minneapolis TribAne.
"Your serene highness," spake Nico.
hill Slabowhiski, courier to the Gar,
"the new American minister Is dead"
"PeaCe TO his ashes" said the Gear.
"And, your serene highness, Elliott +.
Shepard Is likely to be appointed In his
WHAT" cried the Gear in an agonined
aTis true,o spake the courier.
"Then bring on the Nihilistsl Fill the
imperial palace with dynamite aud paris
green. Welcome, thrice welcome death !"
and he fell writhing TO the ground and
irothed at the mouth In his wild
paroxysm Of grief,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27
Proposals for Paving With CObblsStones,

Sealed Proposals will be received at the oIlco
OF the Board Of Public Works OF tho city Of
Wheeling, until SATURDAY, JUNE !, 1850, 1t u
O'Clock noon, for Paving the streets herein men.
toned with Cobble stones. Proposals 10 bO
made for all thework 70 DO done, and for each
street or alley separately: Proposals 70 be made
excayatihg or 'Alllng, gravel, rolling, &c, This
following are the streets and alleys to b.
paved, viz:
ALLEY q, from Tenth street to Market Alley.
Alley Is, from Eotr street to Alley +.
ALLEY @, from Twenty'SecOnd to Twenty'thlFd
street.
Alley II, from Chapllne street to EolT street.
MCColloch street, from TwCntyninth street 10
Tho city 70 furnish and deliver tho Cobbo
ThS Board reserves tho right to reject any or
Specifications may DO seen at the office Of the
Board Proposals 10 DO marked "ProposalS for
Cobble Pavement BY order Of
III BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
TnnE. II. DARRAH. Clark. mYl
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A CANVASS OF Philadelphia made by
the saloon-keepers shows q majority Of
O5,OOO against the prohibitory amend
ment. This added to the 4aqt,irT'S es-
innate OF $4,000 in the State outside Of
Philadelphia, would run up the adverse
vote to 100000. Three-fourths Of this
majority would be no surprise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

TONIGHT Mr.. Cleveland is to be pub
liCly fed by some Young Democrats, and
Governor David B, Hill will be there
Mr.. Cleveland will need to do good
deal Of washing down to keep his food
from choking him. Hill Is 50 Demo
crat," for "he himself has said it."
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The death Of Laura Bridgman recalls
her most interesting career. Born deaf
dumb and blind, she acquired liberal
education which brought her into con-
tact with the world and made her life
anything but a burden to her or her
friends. She was a pathetic and elo'
quont example to those who are born
with all their faculties.
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"Whatl' crled the Guar IN an agOnized
ShihboIatIi.
Terri nauLe Erpnes..

ItFFt IIdlN HFpFtN.
oGlce.seeker-1 have called to sec, Mr.
Wanamaker, II you can do anything fol
me. l am a lifelong Philadelp6ian,
having been born and raised, so TO speak
on the classic banks Of the SChuylkill.
Mr.. Wanamaker--You are no -Phila,
delphian. No true citizen Of dear old
Philadelphia ever pronounces skooklin
two distinct Byllables,
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SENSATIONAL SUICIDE
ora WaynssbulS aIAn-Hs Prefers Death 70
BFIRhtIa DiaAaEo.

RFIshPs Disease.
The Washington Journal Of Saturday
evening says; "a private telegram from
Waynesburg received shortly after noon
to-day announces the suicide Of Alonzo
B. Crumrine, of that place. It appears
that he went up stairs shortly after din
ner, leaving his wife and two children
down stairs.
In short time they were startled by
the report Of q pistol, and on going TO
the room they were horlaed 70 ind him
lying on the door with revolver in his
hand. He left a note TO his wife, De.
ceased was a brother Of Hon. Boyd
Crumrine, Of this city, and also brother
Of Dosage orumrine, prominent farmer
OF West Bethlehem township, and
Bishop Crumrine, Esq, Of Topeka, Kas,
The deceased was about As years Of age,
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Proposals For Limestone.

Sealed Proposals will DO received at tho oAlto
noon OF Saturday, June ], 1859, for Furnishing,
breaking and spreading Limestone on tho FOL,
lowing streets, namely
On Main street, from JOnRthOn's RRvlnO To tho
city limits, aud on Twenly'lluth street.
BIDS to BIO made for The Beat Quality OF Hard
Blue Limestone
the Board reserves the right to reject any or
oil bids.
Specifications may DO seen at tho office Of the
Board. Proposals 10 DO marked "PrOpoSalS for
MRcadamizluy.n lly order OF
THE hoard OF PUBLIC WORKS.
TuOs, NJ, DARRAIf, Clerk, myll
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WOMEN are supposed to BIO inferior to
men. Yet they are coming To the front
strongly as burglars and horse thieves.
This blunt argument should have some
effect on those who insist on crowding
women out Of places they can Gil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

SOME Of the rich men Of this country
know what dowith their wealth. Henry
w. Sage, Of Ithaca, New York, is one Of
those who know. He has given to Cor
nell University 100000 for a library.
II the McGraw.Fiske suit goes against
the institution he will give 100000
more, making in all q round $1,000
DO. Mr.. Sage is erecting monument
that will stand for something.
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF CUSTODIAN U, S,
" Custom House, Wheeling, ", Va, May q,
1857, Sealed proposals. will be recelyed until |!
O'Clock, May y! 1850, for fuFplShlng Fuel, Light,
Water, Ice, Miscellaneous Supplies, Washing
Towels, Hauling Ashes and SpflnRllng street,,
required by this Building during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1880, Particular on application
at Custom House, Wheeling, W, Va, CHARLES
RICK ERTON, Custodian, my2l.M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

THERE is at least presumption that
Washington Irving Bishop was not dead
when the doctors cut him up, Dead or
alive, his autopsy was one of the OUT
RACES Of history.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

BARON MuScHAusEN sailed for home
on the Augusta Victoria, But Joe Null
haitian is still somewhere in the land Of
the free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

LIST OF ENTRIES.
"WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1850, 800 Class Trolling,
800.
Frank NJ, b. ", Henry Cox, Canal Dover, 9,
Niger Doctor IT,, b. B., Benl' Walter MIN
Ghauncey D., b., ChalnCey D. HOgg, Csdz, o.
Gould, az. A. n. spellmln, Wheeling, ", Va,
Charley H., b. g. ], Doyle, poylestOWn, "a;
Al, bIt!y German, b. g. Wm' HAudlan, wheeling
9:2s Clap Pacing, $40.
Billie r., b. g., J, l.. Fisher, Ironton, O..
:, BetsemeF, b. m, y, Mckinney, BFSddOck,
Bell shOcEett, 9, m, A, Campbell, New Alh'
Jesse H., :, g., Harry Meyer Beaver Falls, Pa
" Als Running heat, 9 IN 5, 200
Entries for this race are not III,
SECOND DAY, THuRsDAY, MAY 20, DECORATION
pAY@FOaLI u 1851, 70 tOtH nile heals 2 In "
2;7 Clds Trolling, $50,
LII a Hal9 SD r. oS S. HPeI S SsPsHSsS West
Dominion b. NIL H, willis, Bridgeport, W,
Bull Rush, Q, s., W, s, Evans, Allegheny, Pa,
2;lO Class Pacing, SIO0.k
~ etvHy Lake. 6, M AM spOllna5 hOelIuE'
kiRs HeIro, c, 81 John z, II, ROSst7sr, Pitts
l.ea Lyder, b, g. +, L, Zleger, Alliance, o.
Robbie Walker, i, u, William Gray, Bedford, @
Bob Anderson, BIS, J, A. II. TaiOnS, Wheel
Ing, W, Va,
u Ale Rmning heats, 9 IA 3, 500,
Entries for this race are not all In.
IioTAi OtpIled IN Ohio County, ". Va, 10 iroi
mile heals 2 IN 81 pure $500
B. G., Renegotc, owner, Wheeling,
Br, g., Whitaker owner, Wheeling,
8, 8 naberileld, OwRer, Wheeling,
9, g., Jerry. owner, Wheeling.
Br. NJ, Lady u, owner, Wheeling.
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1881 Class, TrOtigg
800,
WRnIta, b. M, ], l., Fisher, lrontOn, o.
Onward, Z, T., Fred Smith, WellsVllle, o,
Dr.; Mcfarland, b. 6" A, n. sPellman, Wheel
bacEsys% Chief, b, h., ], r., Crawford, Wells
DSaghty, b. s., WIN. Dauno, New Orleans La,
Billy German. b. 81 W. NJ, IIandlan, Wheel
2;25 ClaS', Pacing, 500
BeSsemer, b. M, W. J. Mckinney, BraddOck
dell shackelt, Q. M, A, Campbell, New Ath
Wiltshire, b. g., l.. D. Davis, IroutOn, O..
Jesse H., g. g., Harry Meyer, Beaver Falls, Ia.
CIV. iIucy, b.gr Z. W. Fisher, Allegheney
Pa.
One ME Running Leat' Ia 0, pure $780,
The running race entries close May Is
at Q p. m., and from the indications there
will be a fine lot OF running races.
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gATURDAY, JtINE A IssD.

the following described property, that Is to NJ:
All the north third part Of lot numbered Ninety.
three 1857 on Market street, between Twenty.
third and .TWenty.iOuflh streets, In that part Of
the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West VII.
glnia, known Is Centre Wheeling, being the
third part Aforesaid Of lot numbered Ninety.
three l9S), on the general plat Of tho addition
70 said city known a. EoT and ChRpllnO'S add
tioni the property hereby conveyed fronting 2
feet on Market street and running back Of uni.
form width from said street tho full depth Of
aAid lot, together with all and singular tic I'm.
ptoVemenh thereon, and the hCrGdltamOnlS and
AppuftenAtces thereto belonging, being the
same property conveyed 10 Y, ", Hitter by WDh.
inEtOn Rumble and wife, by deed dated August
!, 1870, and OF record In the Recorders Office Of
said county, in Deed Book No. 81, page ~,
TERMS or BALE-0nGhAii cash, and the resi-
due In two equal payments, purchaser executing
notes with approved security for tho dClerrer,
payable At six and twelve mont AZ
from the date Of sale, with Interest iTOu ate,
the title 10 DO retained until the purchase
money DO paid In iull-or the puEChGvyr maj
pay tho whole or any portion Of the purchase
money no may elect Ia exSSS5 q ths CiC.hAli
". 4. HAHN. AuclIonoer. myS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

PERSONS going out of tOtn for The
summer can have The DAILY INTELLI-
GENCER mailed to them for 65 ca'tS per
month, The address Of The paper will ts
changed as often as desired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

GENERAL BEN BuTLER hasn't destroyed
Admiral Porter for several days. At
last accounts the Admiral was doing
quite well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

The Cronin mystery has cleared up
enough to reveal a fleudish conspiracy.
Now to catch the conspirators. The
gallows is longing for them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27
THIS WEEKS RACES.


Opens Wednesday,
The Spring race meeting Of the West
Virginia Exposition and State Fair Asso-
citation, which begins on the Island
Wednesday, bids fair to be very inter
estipg, judging from the following list Of
horses entarad;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

AFTER all Senator Quay cannot look
on life as 'barren ideality," He has
been allowed to name the men for the
big Offices In Eastern Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

THE hope is expressed that Mrs,
Clevelaud's stepiather may treat her
well,
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QUAY is knocking the penimmoas in
Pennsylvania,
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DIED.

IIALL-At the residence Of her brother ln'law,
John ]. Jones, OH Main street, Saturday,
May Is, 1852, at 9tl6 o'clock p, MI MARY L:
HALL, widow OF tho late Charles W. Hall, Of
Belmont C0unty,O,
Funeral services al . O'Clock Tuesday morning,
May D. 1nterment private.
Sunday, May %. 1850, Of
1880 O'Clock q. M, ADA L. BAYLEss, wife Of
G. A. HOlmbright.
Funeral from her late residence, No, llS Thirty
first street, Tuesday afternoon ct 2 O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
IntermSnt at Greenwood Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

sUMMERis about to trot its second heat
Pools will be in demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27
VALUABLE FARM At TRUSTEES

N ~ Nlnue o. Deco OIL Trust made by James
ts =, Nos d ana IdS n. M9ss hlE wife, e me q
Office d The CLERK d Inc County Court Of ohio
"a page b7s will sell al tho north front door Of
the Court House Of Aaid county on
SATURDAY, The ilth DAY OF MAY, 1859,
commencing al 10 O'Clock q, M, the following
descri9oa property that Il TO Say A certain
fs q end hsisItS AG yinE on t9 wa'G 2,
county West Virginia, ID jolhlhg lands Of James
II. Oldham Ge0tig Miller and Others, and which
e described - iOllOWs, beginning Al beech
tee 70 khS boundary line between the si1i .io
W. ~ poles 70 4 htak0j thence n. go ", q so
Gqles 70 point near an ash Tree, thence N 2
". ~ PpIS. " q b9int seven iOOt east o. N9nGi
tngnce y. y, y H3l p0lesj thence n, lSI, ~
pelS y Stone e6thOtl thence n. N X 2S
poles 70 the beginning, containing Two HUNDRED
snd nlnetyllG acres aud one hundred aud forty
Tht above land will DO OaerOd uA whole and
y lFo parcels ore parcel containing ohg nun.
o., The other parcel containing The balance .,
lald land With tho dwelling house situated
theteont and Will be sold In whichever WAI u
reaIlleo We latest price for w, whole, .rn,
me By aid dsSd 81 IfiisI C"' Wv ""' WV
TElsl o. SALE One ihltd Ind "A much mgfcc
~ hq pufOhAlet Oletta II Ray In cash on the lp
q ale the balance II two equal lhsIAllmcnuM
Weyo monlha And twOntyiOlf monlh' wv,
iof TIE deferred payments, the lllle 70 Br "
hlhed until payment ilndds n inll r..,,o
a, -. W.J.W. COWDRN, Tiu,HSs,
W. II, HAiLER, AdOilOtieeE hplN
The above aiS L. adjourned until Saturday,
June A. 1859, al 10 p'OlOrk 4, m,
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Trustees Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of Decd o. Trust made BY r, ",
EsSs Sna MSsy ss l.Sd a, wte to T. D. Fer
corded In the Office Of the Clerk Of The County
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed
Of Trust Book No. y, page $50, and also by vii.
tue OF at order Of tho Circuit Court Of this Ohio
county, "; Ha'b entered February 4 lSSg, a
q public auction, at the north door Of the Court
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-1.nn.n,. I,eh olnrsr pIll Rpmedr.

Loose's Red Glover Pill Remedy,
Is positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcer
ated and protruding piles. Price Doc.
Forsale by Logan Drug Go, Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W, Va. DAw
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TO THE PUEBLO.

am now prepared TO clean PrIvy Vaults and
Cess Pools on short notice. al tho rate OF 76o PET
blTFel-torty gallon barrels, VIII guaranteed
Jobs 10 be done promptly, and In q satisfactory
manner, !. b. VAN FQsSRNt
Telephone 28h APPS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

" you are fond Of good, rich lux.
uriVs, buy Maryln's Eagle Butter Crack.
ers. For sale by all gtoCers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27
NoTIoE-oHIo RIVER,

All persons concerned will take notice ths,
the piers and river structures 81 the bridge Of
the Wheeling y Harrisburg Railway Company
head Of Wheeling Island and the Fairy land
ingS ut WheeliHg, W, Va, and Martins Ferry,
Ohio, arc now In process OF construction,
r, II, COCHRAN,
President W, q II, R'y Co, Of W. Va.
PAIGH, CAREY & Co., Contractors, myO
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Wanted.
General Agent for this City

and state-to introduce our Automatic System
Of local gas regulation at each meter, Controls
supply and pressure 70 meet the economic re,
WhlItllng and smoking burners, Secures steady
and uniform illumination, and averages 93
PER CENT SAVING IN MONTHLY Gas
BILLS.
Reference; wheeling IETELLlGESCER, four
years service, Address,
mFlB ~ Broadway, New YORK
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-09

Seven years ago my blood was badly
poisoned, ulcers and boils breaking out
all over my body. The strong medicines
which took brought on Rheumatism,
and | went to Hot Springs, Ark, for two
ease, but it was only smolhered, for on
my return home the horrible disease ap-
discarded all other treatment and took
Swift's Specific, and it's use cured me
perfectly we'll. / have been well about
seven years, and no return of the disease.
S. L. EDWARDS.
Mccormick, S. c., Oct. 20, 1888.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-09

cane, or any other important staple; and
no marked or gratifying success need be
expected from small ventures and half
way Efforts. Our people are now SO taken
up with orange growing and other mat
ters of risk and uncertainty, that we
scarcely look soon for any widespread or
decided movement in the direction of the
bayfield,, but we feel sure the time is
rapidly approaching when the raising of
hay and foragef for home meconsumption will
be one OF our leading and most profitable
industries.
To prepare your readers in some degree
for that desirable epoch, | will continue
this subject in future issue of the AGRI-
CULTURIST. r.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-09
Tobacco Stems /!

Dark Tobacco stems delivered in car load
lots at DeLand or any station on the j T. g
K. w. between Jacksonville and Bercsford
Also by the ton at DeLand or Highland. A
full pply will be kept constantly on hand q
Lakeside Grove. j. r. GREGORY, Gland
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-21
/ fnOuC ENDS INA FIGHT.
ssaESlDRas lxDIBE 700 MUCH Rte JUICE
AND SEvERlL ARE INJURED.
Aftervisitinga Recently Married Friend
aFArty Go to tho Hotel at Midway
ana Cutlery Is Very Freely Used.

Saturday night a serious stabbing afiray
took place at the hotel kept by man
named Scheetz, at Millway Station, on the
Reading & Columbia railroad, between
Ephrata and Lititz.
In tho evening a marty Of young men
ssiled anon simon U. Eisenberger. who was
recently married and rendered him and his
bride serenade. The happy bridegroom
was anxious to do the right thing by ihe
boys, % he gave them considerable guam
slty Of beer and whisky. They all drank
Intoxicated. Amer having all the fun, aud
quite likely drinking all the liquor at
Eisenberger's, they all went over to the
hotel. Here they drank moro, and II was
not long until regular old-fashioned bar.
room fight was in progress. !,
Several men were pretty badly battered
up, and during the fracas one of the party
drew q knife which he used with consider.
able effect. When the smoke of battle had
cleared away, and the knife had much to
do with the early termination OF tho fight,
II wns found that no less than three had
been cut. Their names are I,emuel kem-
per. Abraham Rachel and Daniel Duck.
One was stabbed in the neck, another in
the back and third i'm the hand. kemper's
Injuries we're rather serious, but the others
were not. Drs. Kreider, of Akron. and
Wenger Of Rothsvillc, were sent for and
dressed the WOUNDS OF tnS young men.
Every effort TO keep the affair from getting
TO the public, and especially into the news
papers, wss made by the hotel proprietor
and his friends, without great deal of sue
cess, however.
GEORGE SMITH THE CUTTER.
There we're about fifty men in the party
when the fighting began, and majority ol
them were cigarmakers. One of the men
was George Smith, who halls from Bare
Vile, but has been working Mt Millway,
He Is the one who did the cutting. Rachel
also comes from Bareville. and he and
Smith had an old grudge. which had been
standing for some time. II was caused by
Rachel whipping Smith. Kemper and
Duck are intimate friends of Rachel, and
they travel with him much of the time.
Soon after the fighting began Smith drew
his knife and began cutting right and left
although he was pretty sure not to cut any
Of his friends. II Is said that Smith Gu
Rachel, whom he seemed anxious to carve
while the formers friends were holding
Rachel down. Kemper has five separate ant
distinct cuts upon him. One of these, IL
the back Of tho neck, the physicians say
would have proved fatal had IL boen over
half inch farther. The others are abou
the neck and back.
kemper wanted to 90 10 Ephrata thi
morning to make complaint against Smitl
before Justice of the peace, but his physi
clan told him that IL he did his wound
might result fatally.
Rachel was stabbed five times In tn
back, but his wounds, although severe, ar
not ms bad as Kempers Four of Duck
n myers were cut.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-21
THE DOCTORS ARE HERE.

Services Three Months Free of Charge.
Five eminent English and German DOCTORS
have arrived IN Lancaster, and have perma-
nently located at No. "a South Duke street,
opposite Trinity Lutheran chapeL) All who
visit the doctors before october 30, will receive
services for the irst three months free Of charge.
All forms of disease and deformities are treated,
but In no instance will an incnrabe case be ac-
cepted for treatment II your disease is hope
less or incurable they will frankly tell you so (;
also caution you against spending more money
for useless treatment. Remember dates and go
early, as their Offices are crowded from mora
ing till night.
ONCE hours a. m. 10 p. IN; 10 q. m. 10
p, m. Sundays.
u. S.-Thclr German Cutarrh Treatment never
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