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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-28
OUR WILD INHABIrAsTs.
A Visitor From the FrIgfd zone-Cetfsh
In the Columbia

a FEhIt0F EToH Tie EF5EEW Lon01-N8tnah
In the Columbia
Pendlefnn East oFegouian.
In large box in Z. Hanson's stOre one
OF those beausifuI and unique specimens
OF the feathered species. white owl,
is Gagged, and stares with 8 wise and
knowing expression At It's capsors through
the bars of its prison. The bird was cap
tured BY . woman near Umatisls, ia a
somewhat peculiar manner IL had
swooped down upon. 3 chicken. Just As the
good wife suddenly approached. and was
unable to rise with its prsy until the tables
we're turned and itself sas captive. The
owl would rot release its hold on the chick
en-. its talons being plucked out By main
force.
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the Chehalis river this morning. ahont .
mile below the bridge. he saw good-sized
wildcat Mr. Clark succeeded in killing
the animal and Brought il 30 tosn.
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SAX FRkScFsco. Nov. sT.-Forecask til {
p. m. Thursday. for Oregon and Washing
ton: Fair weather in the eastern portion
rain Thursday in the western portion.
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Boston Baseball Club In San Frnneisco.
San FRAsCrsco, Nov. 1.-THE Boston
baseball club arrived today and win play
an exhibition game with the San Francisco,
weather permitting.
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I0RETHR0yE SILVER
VIBRATIONS Of the Argentine
Congress in s. Louis.


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E1fi,434e : ~. rnze Eresn &c rniesd Esss1s and
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Postmaster at Cotton Appointed.
WAsnESarox CRY. Nov. L.--W. S. John
son was today appointed postmaster at
Cotton, Whitman county. WASH. and
Thomas Mcdonnell at ST. Peters, Cascade
county, Wash
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Mr.. william Weilser shot good-sized
mink on last Monday. near our lake We
had supposed that there were no minks IN
this country.
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MHELKsA, Mont. Nov. 27.-There Il no
change in the legislative situation. The
Senate met and adjourned till FRIDAY even
ing. Both branches Of the lower house
met. but did nothing.
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xxw srArns AND rHE srEAKEn.
C@nxrexsinan wff&am Frtmmfng Has
sails So the Va lad.

WssaxxGvaz CIR. <os. IT, EerFssents-
tsvs HanshFeugA = 81 tAs opsnioa shAs Il
rsAkes Iiste aszeReuee which SIDE 81 tie
speakersAlp coatea5 tia new state g~aeea-
tscns take. They u1i be aneovaea aaa
sAsrs q attention b. the kspahlicAn ma
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HAaREssrRs. Pa. Nov. 27.-Jacob s.
Haldemzn. ex.miEisser 70 ssesien. Is dead,
axe1 &C Years.
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Mr.. and Mrs Loasheed. Of Mark
BAN, favor the sanctnm this week
With . the bcnqnst u Sewers. ptaeksd
II the opsn air Ansong toe Sewers wAs q
delicate rcd rose. fse xayiesses % ehrys-
anthemuaa. marignd. ransy. dahlss. Ia
dies slipper. earnatscn pink. fu<hssa end
haeAesor's hetson. All Of which made very
ple&saaf ard agreeable rsrninaer that
th0ugh bat usosssh from Christmas, tbs
delicate eowerz sre s1sn with rs. and viii
BE- panckea every msmtA Ia the ys2r. sneh
Is TIE essnafs Of Western Washington.
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Mrs. Bsaron HI In N icy whsspere -f
hex ronr raFien bni tbs = ny pews
The Intrudsr sKeasIT r<proaekanl>-F am
sister in Chrsss, and tAss Is my Rashsrss
hausel
..Es--dgneslsss eat ! hare . ray shs
rent. yga kzos l'- isssssa Tfza<.
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Nc sAses 2R& ss<3Naex Fxszrxasssra eass :,
sssssss tsss1S s-sesk ssses. - seeoaa sss<s
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NNN N.I3SFF FsE FWFtNN UtNds
ST. PErxESsURa. Nov. s7.--ft is Eumored
here that the anaeer Of Afghsnistan i dead.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21

-
Edward Jones 10 prisoner In tho county
jail awaiting trial ON the charge Of highway
robbery, alleged to have been committed
over two years ago BY breaking into
farm house along tho river about three
miles above the city. After this robbery
yonea escaped, and short time aftarward
turned up IN the Lancaster prison, where
ho served two Yeas for robbing the resi-
dence OF Colonel Duffy st Marietta. At the
expiration OF hts sentence Sergeant McCann
went 70 Lancaster and brought Jones to
this city. Yesterday afternoon he was
brought into court for trial on the highway
robbery charge, hut delay In the proceed.
1pgs was the cause for not reaching that
cas6. Just before the court adjourned the
sheriff transferred Jones from the court
room 70 the prison. On the way up Court
avenue ones evinced q refractory feelin &
and several timee became l0ud.mouthed.
Tho sheriff was quick TO perceive tha.
JoneA' idea was 70 cause . scuille and at
tempt 70 escape, and promptly subdued
him. He led him into the hall OF the prison
and the door was opened to receive them.
Jones stepped up into the slightly elevated
The nfSS.9 nfSS 81. .n,S fz.soD, and before the sherih
turned away from the door he turned and
made vicious kick ut him, striking him on
the leg below the hip. The injury was
painful and caused large bruised mark.
Mr.. Jones will be told In court why his
sentence 10 made one year longer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
Using I" Burhy's" Trademark.

Mst ReiLpal has . large card In the court
house announcing his candidacy for district
attorney. 1t gives tho majors military
record, and bears his army corps badge.
These same cards were used In the CAM
paign Of 1886 when ReiID was after this
nsme Office. They bear the date OF that year.
across which red roso has beeh posted.
Persons who have seen the cards think the
major 10 trying to steal some Of Clom Ken
nedy's thunder. Tho red rose In the trade.
mark Of Sheriff Burkholder, and he 10 for
Kennedy first, last: and ell the time. Re
will probably have lawsuit against Rein
oehl for infringement
Candidate Kennedy thinks II Q little
rough that both she E1aminsr and Ere
should como out In favor Of Rein ehl, ant
he Is busy stirring around In search OF 81
organ,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21


Constable Dorwsrt went Gu, TO Lands.
willie, wednesday forenoon, TO arrest John
Rule, an old peddler, who was prosecuted
before Aldermsn Hershey By John II.
Cspp for malicious mischief. Dorwsrt
procured the essistsDos Of q countrymsn,
bot the two were unable 10 take the accused
who kicked this officer la the stomach.
DogWart then returned to town empty
handed, end he and Constable Kline went
out for the prisoner 10 the afternoon. When
they reached the house they found he was
mot ct home, and another effort viii bt
msde IN capture him in the !u.ute,
Cspp has also brought a suit sgsins. @
Weidmsn, charging him with malicious
mischief, - bs alleges that be drove iutt
hts wagon. Weicmsn gave bail for hear
Ing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
The ics,nsn agree ON Prices.

About ono dozsn ioemen, representing
the different firms Of this city, gathered In
one place ON tho pavement ON North Queen
street yesterday afternoon. Two reporters
who passed supposed they were holding
an Indignation meeting to pass resolutions
denounclng tho goose bone. They
were thors for altogether . different
purpose, however, as they were holding
purely business meeting. After consider
able discussion they agreed on scale OF
prices that they viii charge Tor loo during
the coming summer. The prices will be
published In the daily papers shortly aud
they will be adhered to strictly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
joBgPH HOORE INJURED.
oassA sWsRrY.rsvs FEET FROM a
\ I AGoua WRDNHspAx AFTERNOON.
n oi1uaoss ssesss saa ssvsssi RIbs Bsshsn
Z = .UassA TAA Dsa nee I,ea Pc Forty
y HGRs Nsw nsaas Rse sssvsee-n. =.
(. osRassaAa Buss . virginia Fsrns

: OoruuBrA, March 2L-Joserh Nooie
ru1osNyer 6 the Columbia rolling mill
- VSSh q eeoidsnt q the mill yesterday
0Qrsncon which Day result fatally. The
- Wuso eDeagsd In removing some old
'Go11ngu ~ Moore Woa on ladder wofkm9
W1on 3 oeoWbas q The eaveo Of the mn.
- ssuWbor sllppsd, causing Moore 70
'ouDo ~ balaDee end he fell 70 The grouno,
+ oIandpce q abuus twenty-five feet. He
;o1Ruok ne gruund On hia back and tho
noo0DP fBll on his face The iujursd man
~ 0nko0 into the compnny's cfiico ana
Dg. l3ofntheissl cent for. An examinauon
ukoWed that The right shouldsr socket and
sovesal ribs were broken, and he also sus-
oo1nod severe internal ipjurlcr. The ladder
1Alling on him caused painful gssh In bis
eAoA Moore wss placed in spripg wagon
90 unkou 10 bic homo on Chestnut Hill.
s Abcus forty years ago william 1imley
knedsd q the house OF Mra CArriRau, on
Chorry street, above Fourth, and one day
~ misiaid his watch. A most thorough
!. ..noasoh iailsd 70 reveal The whereabouts OF
- time p,sos, ana It wss finally forgotten.
4 couple months ego MfA Oarrigan died
!. ed hsr household Effects psssed into the
hands CT her children. Robert Carrigsn
not Q sideboard and . few days sgo
Wss making an examination Of II. To his
ostonishment he found Mr.. Timley's watch.
Ths wasch IL one OF the old style silver
bull-sye pattern, and II 10 good coudition.
u slipped behind the lining OF the SIDE
heard.
Thomas Bell, Q colored runaway boy
from Willismsport, was arrested In town
yesterday afternoon and his parents noi.
ned. The boy v Il be sent to his home.
M. u. mcfarland has purchased . farm
Of 100 In Chesteraeld county, Va, about
six miles south Of Richmond, and will 70.
move 10 that place next spring.
School board will meet this evening.
Tue Reading & Columbia pay car was in
town this morning.
Aiss Annie Newcomer left this morning
for visit 70 jersey City and Long Branch.
VIM. II. Fondfich lost his valuable pug
dog yesterday.
Tue Ladies' Working society Of ST.
johns Lutheran church will hold socis
BILE On Saturday evening, in tho store room
slaeely occupied BY Ostertsg.
The Mite society OF tho Second stree
Lutheran church will hold . greer
~ On Saturday evening In tho lecture
room OF the church.
Aiss Jennie Csle', the well knowr
soubrette will appear in the opera nous'
this evening In the play, IAN American
PdocseR."
The trustees OF the A. NJ. L. church or
Ganissd lest night a. follows Secretary
Fennk Rideeley, jr; treasurer, Jane
Jordspi finance Committee, Jss. Jordon
Jan Warren, Frank Ridgeley, Bsrne.
Sweeney; property committee, John War
xen, VIM. Morris, Thos. Turner; light ant
fuel committee, Tbos. Wsters, Jas. Jordan
Barney Sweeney, Frank Ridgeley.
The fourth quarterly conference OF tho A
II. e. church will convene on Friday st
p. u. Rev. O. q. Feiis, presiding elder
Will b present.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
Two Rumors.
From the oxford Press.

The New York party who has had the
some time, visited the place few weeks
ago, ana rumor has u that Mr.. Black has
sold Il To them for $50 900.
A party OF surveyors recently spent some
days at Conowingo leveling about the
bridge and hills. II is supposed they were
q part OF tho civil engineer corps OF the
Reading railroad. Rumor says that the
Conowiugo Bridge has been sold 70 the
Reading railroad company and that tho
extension Of tho Susqushanna & Deer
Creek railroad from Como wingo TO Quarry.
VILE will be built by next August
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ROBBERY FROM the PERSON.
Usiea PAihter Required TO Give Hail 10 An
sWer This Charge.


Brice Painter and Henry Hlld6brand
were heard by Alderman Haibsch last
svening on the charge OF robbery from the
person. Painter was held for court and
Hildebrand discharged. Casper Lsgensu
was the prosecutor, and the testimony Was
that Painter and Hildebrsud won't along
with LagenRu whom he went to draw his
money ct the cotton mill, where he Was
employed. He handed Sl2 to his mother
end retained between 90 and s.. Whisky
wss bought with Q part OF this and tho
three were soon under Its In q iuencs. Lag
enau wss taken home by Painter and the
next morning he discovered that his money
ives gone. Lster in the day Painter sent
70 Lsgensu his empty pocketoook. Several
parties saw Painter spending money taken
feom this pocketbook, and in addition he
acknowledged that he had robbed Lsgensu.
Painter gsyo bail for tIisl, his brother
becoming his surety.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
Hs IL Not SOLID For Rsinoh,.

The Ephrsta Ncws editor does not tiink
that the E1amtncr aud New Era have
any right TO say that Major Rein hi should
be the next distriot attorney He says: {:
UThose politicians who assume to speak
for tho voters In general are occasion.
ally mistaken In their conclusion. Among
the thousands OF voters In our county
there are great Lnany who have not ex.
pressed themselves at Oil yet, aud who In
TACT do not know TO day how they will
vote with reference TO the district
a,toTneyship. They have not yet had
time 20 think about the matter,
much less express then sslves upon Il
There are aso other candidates for the
Office, who are well known, and who may
have Influential friends 70 work for them,
and push their candidacy sgeressivey
before the votera Certainly these have not
expressed themselves In favor Of their
| opponents. How can any political leaders
guarantee the nomination OF an individual
weeks before the primary election is held
without running into cliques and combine
l ffona p.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21

Michael Sullivan was found drunk 10 the
yard of all East King street residence last
evening, WAS arrested and spent the night
In the station house. The mayor cent him to
jail for ten days this morning Sullivan is .
cripple aud when not In jail Ia persistent
beggsr. When refused money he becomes
very sbusive and when he gets money he
spends 1t for rum.
Frank Suyuam, arrested for drunk enusss,
will be detained at the station house until
he gets sober.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
. Inc RaYmaaisIr

Duncan Hsrrison's "Payrnss,.rn COM
pApy closed their three nights engagement
IN Lancaster last evening. TIE sudience
wss sbou. hall tie s'zs that the house would
sccommsda;e, but every body was pleased.
This morning the company lsIt on the
Reading road for Wilmington, Whsrs they
remain three nights, snd they viii opsn in
Washington on Monday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
rEw ApvEBrIsEMENTs.
Z h MARTIN q Co.
QUEENSwARE DEPARTMENT.
TN BAsEMENT.)

=, ar,np .rrC DTcur,o ot,rs
.DENvnsA .saal =. .as. Nh NEm S.rs, p, Fn:,,sh
IssEo sSEx Ma W selrcs TSsI on :. E.1snss
roiceiAin, IHSncn H L,ns L,n ~ Tann
On.n"i u po,a,n ua Dspu mIa.on % Sa.. S1 ms.a.essJ
Iruu T.su,h V1.n WN;n. 81. ma.oras,a troUs,nns
nionor ioor S.ss I'm" ''''' "NN ''o"''"o
Ai"ioA ''''' AZ On A SET
s,.o,,, boroo,m IL E,s,v n,,,or sets
nsncra,.., T Enri,.h w. con,a;n,nS .
AZ, Tss rnn. ssnN soncs,,. doz Soun
I1a p,at.. Sdp dor m;a,ss nv cupss pi.s.. Sn. IT,
piatos Az, Az n.sssr.s A.. nnt,:rs .
rnversd R,sh.s CovsreT Rntter'
Svrer . Stnohs picIIe Gravv Roat.
! Cpssn, R,ke,s So1 Real fase
p,otes povi i'' ~'"'
win every DECORATED Dinner SOIu Iuo
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The above. e.nsmcd gentlemen have opened
wboissa and rstail musical establishment,
known ~ the new OentrAl Music Store. 10.
lls North Queen street Tney hsve Che Anest
ASSIGNMENT Of piaaos. orGans. nusicAi iostfu.
menas, shese mneoe, eto ever brouahs 20 this
city. ana are e2srine them q pr1dDs lower
ttau any other 1onse.7 Their room sAd shOw
widow are fllsa witA ohs eoolcest iostfunsn's
presenting nne appearance. The gentlemen
composiuG the nrm are energetic ana rolia-
bic. Mr.. Oscar Q, Brinhman was for two years
in the emf 10y OF Kirk johnson 4 Co., ana M
John A. Burger is the proprietor OF the
Lancaster planning mills. It IL always .
pleasure 70 mt et people who have Iots Of 60.
abesdtiveness about them. and W. 10 NOT bnow
OF any two mon in this city, Who. as nrln,
possess moro of this quality than tho enter.
prislpg and popular music nrm Of Msssrs.
Burger = Brinhman Of north Queen street.
About March !, these young mon stsrtx q
music store ana from tho DAY they started 70
the present time they have known no Idle
moments. 1t is really surprising how, in
these days OF competition, . firm could 90
quickly aud 40 substantially establish them
selves os have Mossrs. Burger q BrinkmAn.
and II wou d pay any one. whether desiring "a
purchase goods Of this Kind or not, - pay
this. the handsomsst estabiishfnent in tho
ctysa VISIT while II IL afrayed In all itste,uty,
We wish {. Elm success. Ito
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21

CHICAGO, March q. f8oa. m.-Marsat openeo:
40 Wheat = March. sse; May. 80; June,
98c; July, $50.
Corn.harCn saXo May. SSkc June. s5ssc /;
July. 500.
Oats March. Gs3so May, 25,se June. G5llc
July, 2Sc.
pnrk-March. sle63; May. N2soi June.
N2 i2k July, el2 80
- -.srG-Mares., $3.50; Nay. &c s7k; June,
short Ribs- May. &c 80; June. 60 50; July,
BSk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21

WE HAVE II STOCK q nne iine OF etched
folders ana illuminated cards, especially
adapted for Opening Cards. Announcement, =.
Bills of Fare. Menus for private dinners, Book
Covers, orders OF Dance, Programmes. ana
the like, which will be printed at reasonable
rates, ms our facilities for turning out nne
printing are equalled by few houses. Give US
q call.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
4 ue.,y sseae srs.. : . vy.xor

William Kneizsl loaded stone Weighing
3 tons. which was intsnded for McGrsnh's
DsW building IA cenne Square, upon his
: sgon st tho Psnnsy lvsnis freight station
s-is movning. The team started to ddvo
q seu Market street. but lust about Chestnut
psssxis bsoke, and u required oousidersb's
ras}1s IA. -s.s.s ss1Ta Z .sff.eaf.a 9
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21

way have not been "fu2Sing to-day, and
people residing in that part OF the city GsVe
been obliged 10 pod down town and back
to their homes through The slush aud rain.
The reason given for this 10 that the horses
owred by tho line are sick. The company
does not think It sufficiently important to
hire horsts to run their cars In order that
people who pa,ronize them In good weather
may be accommodated In bad. There has
been much complaint from the East End
people 20. day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
-hs Mend 0lsso IN {

-hs MsndsIsso IN Club Concert.
This society will give grand concert nj q
Thursday in Mmnnercbor hall. ana will sing
their best Giees and part-songs. They appear
with the famous Beethoven sting Omar sett,
of rev York, "the most perfect uuartett In
Americs." and . popular programme has beon
ARA oged by Mr. Bausnan.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
Death Of en- Aged L,cy.

From the litiiz Record,
An sged lady, by the name OF Rudy, of
Ohio, was visiting relatives and friends at
Schoeneck and also Ia this vicinity. Viii 0
here she WAS staying with Henry HorniDg,
where she took sick, aud aiter Q snort ILL.,
ness, died on Tuesdsy shortly after dinner.
She was 75 years old. Her funeral was
held 10 day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21

RHeeuti ioss AGa'nst John D. Givhs
Twslvs executions were ssusd against
John s.olvlss, dxyeoods merchant, Nos 8 q
Q North Queen street, late u IL afternooO.
The aggregate amount oi The execution
10 ei6,7O5 The lsrgest creditors are
s,rswbridge & Clotbier, Of Phiia-
dslph;a, whose original claim was
$1,000, but which hes been 70
ducsd to o. 900 The other Philadelphia
creditors ere Wood, Brown 4 Co I;
Hood, Boabffght 4 Ooj Young,
Smith q Field, and Boyd, White q Co
Tho above executions cover only tne
amount for which judemenssafe confessed.
There are other. creditors who sre NOT
secured.
Sheriff Burk holder levied u ,cn the stock
OF Mr.. 0ivler. A representative OF straw
bridge 4 Clothier II Of opinion that she
assets will pay the amount OF the above
executions II she stock ID judiciously man
aged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
Two weddings i.ass Night.


Rev. q. Eivin Houpt was busy man
lest evening, when he married Two couples.
Tho frst was Joseph X. Smith, OF this city,
sud Miss Mary Hess, who wero United at
the parsonage. The groom IL a we'll known
and popular young man. He comes origi'
nally from Ephrasa, but for fifteen years
past hiss resided in Lancaster. He has been
bartender and clerk ct different hotels and
In now . salesman Ut A. b. Shaeners
liquor store. He has large circle ef
friends, who Wish him the greatest happi.
ness. Joe had no foolishness about his
wedding, which was very quiet He and
bis wife have taken up their residence o.
the Lancaster County house and Joe IL a'
his post Of duty to-day.
Lest evening James Lane and Miss Mar
garct Brock, daughter cf John Broct, weft
married at the home OF the bride No 13.
East Lemon street, by Rev. Houpt The
groom II superintendsnt Of the gas work'
| At Jackson, Michigan, and . son Of thu
superintendent OF the Lancaster gas wo, ks
The couple will 70 70 jackson to reside.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
10 Argument court

The report OF rs-reviewers OF ro,c in
Dfu@o,e township was arg ued this morn
1ng and the report cot hrmed. Tho road
} gins alta POINT on the road running irom
L isstnut Levsl 10 Peach Bottom and ends
- . point on the road leading from
CentsovLile 70 Fulton House.