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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-15

CANT Do IT.-Can't do IL sticks
in the mud. but Try soon drags the
wagon out Of tho ru,. The fox said
Try, and he got away from 1.-The
hounds when they almost snapped at
him. The bees said Try, and turned
the flowers into honey. The squirrel
said Try. and he went 10 the top OF q
beech tree. The snow drop said Try,
and bloomed in the cold SHOWS Of
wiuter. The sun said Tfy,and Spring
soon threw Jack Frost out of his
saddle. The young lark said Try.
and he found that his new wings
took him over hedges and bitches,
and up where his father was singing.
The OK said Try, and plowed the felt
from end TO end. No b II too steep
Tor Try 10 climb, no clay too stiff TO-.
Try 10 plow. no iieId too wet fIr Try
TO draio, no hole too big for Try TO
mend.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-15
CURE
SICK

are equally valuable In Constipation. curing
and preventing this annoying complaint. whkio
they also corr~ct al disorders q the aOunach,
Even II thev only cured
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-15

There are only I53 West vi GINA
Union soldiers now inmates OF chari.
table homes. OF which number the
Government cares for eixn,v-two.
Other States provide for thirteen,
and the West Virginia su borities are
charged with the maintenance OF 81.
West Virginia supports seventeen
soldiers who enlisted in other States.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-15

Extraordinary inducements in this department.. Every week t d.
Goods Department We enla
by adding the very choicest goods We can secure
Something than
This specia lot
46-nch Henrietta ward
never been heard hefot
q yary
Call and examine the quality. proud this Offering acaaly
worth 81 rs
s Ih's is rare Bargain Sold everywhere yard.
90 You will lind this the same lily that that pay
q var
~, This lot is cheap at 45c have only lew pieces
a sr1
We have the following shades Green and
Cream Compare the quality Their houses at
SOB-25 pieces Fine Sateens Regular price
HanebetO1'S Bee Hue Store
In the First National
CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-15

Train No. $50 connects with No. 10 and
o.O and b5l connects with No. IL. Trains
BOZ aud 6t3 connect with No. Is aud i6 at
GIeenspring.
J. r. GOLDsBoRO. Rgsu,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-22
Grants SOrrrel War Horse.

The first time ] saw Gen. Grant to
know him. said Maj. Osmun to a knot
of story tellers the other day, twas in
the November. of 1864. ] was then at
tached to Hancock's headquarters, and
! was sent to carry Il dispatch to Gen.
Grant. 1t was raining for all it was
worth, and the mud about those
Petersburg trenches was like glue.
Putting my horse to a gallop, | was get
ting over ground ta Il good rate, and
soon l met and passed 4 solitary rider
astride a little sOrrel horse. The
mans slOuch hat was pulled down
over his eyes, and the rain was ours
ing in streams down on the poncho in
which he was closely wrapped. A mo-
ment later l came up with quite a
group of riders, and catching sight of
a lot Of gold braid, jumped a: the con-
clusiOn that / had struck some gen.
erals staff. l asked if they knew
where Gen. Grant was, and one of
them said:
"1Why boy, you've just passed him.;
"WithOut a word | wheeled my
horse and dashed back to the solitary
figure ahead. AS ! came mp he seemed
to take in the situation, for he said
sharply:
"'Who are you looking for, young
MANI
".Are you Gen. Grant?' l asked
eagerly.
"1My names Grant, he said stit1v.
holding out his hand for the dispatch.
Then he said:
".Nhy didn't you m to me ut
once?'
"'Well, what1
~ didn't think YOU were Gen.
Grantr
".You didn't? Why didn't you?'
81 saw his eyes twinkle above his
cigar, that must have gone out two or
three weeks before, it looked so bad.
So | ventured to tell the fact:
"'Because I didn't suppose Gen.
Grant would ride sucl, Il looking horse
as that
"He burst ont into Il hearty laugh,
and Gen. Badeau told me afterward
that it was the first time for Il week lie
had heard Grant laugh. The general
receipted on the envelope for the dis
patch and dismissed me, saying:
"sThe next time you are sent to
Gen. Grant, perhaps you will know
him.
"But after that l took my dispatches
to the chief of staff."-Detroit Journal.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-22
The Empire Gown.

1 -- ~
Take a large-sized table-cloth,
Stitch two sides together,
Run a pueker round the top
Or a ribbon tether.
Cut some armholes near the neck,
Put the belt below them,
just to touch the shoulder blades
So as not to show them.
Let the skirt le flowing loose,
Like a sail that's Tapping
In the fragrant Southern breeze,
Mast and yai<larms tapping.
Tack some buttons up the back.
Two or three is plenty,
For you know aD empire gown
In the waist is scanty.
Put some lace about the neck,
Sew it there or pin it,
Then, to make the gown complete.
Let the girl get in it. Item.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-22

ASwiss writer attributes badness
to a microscopic fungus, which, how
ever, he has not as yet been able to
describe or indeed to discover. He
thinks that BARRIERS should be compell-
ed to disinfect their combs and brush
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-22

IdlbODEAUA. +. A. Est.-IS7
acres, lot 81 Of Bougerol plan, right
bank bayou dee Allemands, measur-
ing 40 arpents front on said bsyou,
the upper line having a depth Of.
about Is arpents and the lower line
depth Of about I07 arpents. bound.
ed in front by Little Lake DIES Allc-
mands and bayou des Allemands,
above by lot So, below by lot 81.
and in the rear or towards bayou
Lafourche by lots 50 ard &c..
THIBODEA Tx. P. A. Est.-5235
acros, lot Sc of Bougerol plan, right
bank bayou des Allemands, having
. width Of 40 srpepts, the upper
line having q depth Of rs ~arponts,
the lower line having . depth Of 126
arpents bounded in front BY bayou
des Allemands, above by lot IS Of
said plan. below by lands Of J.. r.
Gheens T. Bro. and il the rear to-
ward bayou Lafourche by lots 81
and 50 Of said Observation-Disclosures.
THIBODEAOx, P. A. Est.-l4lS
acres, lot Bougerel plan OF the
Vacherie Dugais Livaudaia, said lot
situated on right descending bank
Of bayou des Allsmanas, bounded
northwest by Grand Lake dee Ale
mands, northeast by bayou DIES Allie
n,ands, southeast BY lot Al, south
west by lot q of said plan, measur.
ing on the southeastern boundary
u arpenta, and on the southwest
ern boundary . arpenta
TH1BODEAUx, P. A. Est.-4so acres,
. tract on tight bank Of bayou des
Allemands situated in lot 50 Of the
BonRetol plan. having . front of II
arpents by 70 arpentS in depth,
boundod above AID below by small
bayous. being eawe tract sold BY
Andre Pizani ct ais t. Antoine Dias,
- rer act before Wm. Christy, N.
0. notary, q Oct. I'D lS33.....
On said day l will scll snch portions Of
property - each debtor will point out, an
case the debtor will net point out sufic
property, ! will At once and without fur
delay, cell the least quantity Of said prop
Of any debtor. which any bidder will buy
the amount OF the taxes, interests and 6
due by said debtor. rs
The sale win be without appraisement,
cash. in legal tender moDey of the Un
and tho property cold shall he
at any tune for the space of
year, by l'aying the price given. with tw>
per cont and costs and penalty added.
10y q, ~.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-22
TAX SALES,
The State Of Louisiana rs. Delim.
qxeat T0r,D Debtors.
Parish of Lafourche.

By virtue of the authority vested in nc by
the constitution and laws Of the State of LOU
isnna. ! will soil, ut tho principal front door
Of the courthouse in which the Civil Districr
Court Of esid pAFish 10 held. within the legal
hours fof judicial sales, beginning 1t II
o'clock q. M, on
SATURDAY, JUNE g, 1893,
and continuing on each succeeding day, until
said sales arc .epAplotod. Ill imu0vable pro.
perty on which taxes xre BOW due to the
6tate Of Louisiana and parish of LAfourche.
to eniorcs eo4setioa e the ta1es assessed in
the ysare @04. :oxsther With interest there
OF on d e. rete = t.s per cent eer nsnth I'M
The names ct said delinquept taxpayers.
the sms0at of taxes due by each on the A.
sessment Of eaid years aud the immovable
properly AeG1eood to each to be offered for
sale, are n follows. to-wit
Amt.
BROOKS. MRS. A. J. Est-l4 acres
of lasd in Brule Gulllot, bounded E
by lanas of Thompson & Bryant
Also . certain lot and bulldog,
hortitngPn Hsrrisos strest..... aes
DEHAKT.' Jesse Curator-o acres or
lots Of .gr0nDd below and adjacent
OAeekpae @W1..-.-........... 10 90
FAL0OUT, E aud HOTARD. L. D.
30 acres of land, situated on
6ayea Blue. bounded BY lands Of
E.W. Dlsko and A. Breaux..... 365
HOrAKD.' 4. w.-so acres Of land
on beyeu Blue. and bounded ~
lands Of A. Boudreaux and A.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-08

Mesers. Raymond D whitcomb y III fend GUY
two more tourist parties to the Pacific coast
early next month. The dates OF departure are
March and u. tho party en- the former dAto
go,uQ over The santa Fe line. ana the one loav.
ing March IL taking the route via. New Or
leans ana tho Southern Pacific compAnyS
rail way, through 1cxas ana Arizona. The
parties will arrive in Los Angeles and ~ other
Southern California points March 10 and SO.
March and April are delightful months In
Southern Califor ala, while In tho East they
represent the most disagreeable part OF tn >
year. There could not be . greater trant itton
than o Journey across the continent At this
season OF the year brings TO tho traveller. Both
parties win have the advantage OF tho most
luxurious vestibuled Pullman trains with
complete dinins.car service. which insures
nrst.clss, meals at regular hours while in
transit. The return tickets arc good unit
July, ana there 10 q choice OF fve different re-
turning routes. Two spring Sightseeing
tours across the continent are announced fol
May 2, ana the third and last excurpion
through the Southern states ana Mexico fol
March II. Descriptive circulars OF the vArf
Gus trips may be obtained of Raymond 4
whi,comb. Ill South Ninth street. undsr the
Continental hotel. Philadelphia. 1t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-08

whtle statements substanuatiDg the claims
Of Humphreys specifies MADE by patrons
from personal experiences has proved thcir
priceless value. yet wo regard II pleasing
duty 10 our readers TO clip tho following rein.
forcsments from our cxchanges Cresco. H.,
Pain Dealer says editorfaliy Nothing We
have over tried In our family equals Hum
phreys' SPECIFIC NO. Z. for coughs ana colds"
Hampstead, ma. Antsrprtss: In our home
we have used Humphrey specifics four years;
there arc ten OF us from seven yesrs old to
forty, ana during this time We havo cured
every we'll defined case OF sickness which has
presented Itself" baltimore Rdrwsr! eve
have long used Humphrey specifics ana heart
fly Iocommend them to our friends. They save
much In time ana money and are generally .
succ essful prevention OF severe attacks Of Ill.
ness" Lancaster, o.. Republican For two
years now We have doctored our family suc-
cest fully with those specifics. They possess
truo merit" walden, y. r., TYnpss: " when
sick or ailing with fever. malaris. dyspepsia
or kidney disease We sond At once for Hum
phreys' specifics which have doservedly OBJ.
tained a wide reputation ana general use. !"
These reports are I'm unison with those ap-
pearing in every part OF the country ana oon-
firm the sentiment so otten expressed N d re.
iterated that no family can anotd to DO with.
out Aumpheys' specincs." - Mobile Ala,
Biade. Ito
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-08
ARREsrED FOR TILL TAPPING.
= OoSevod Man steals Money From this Salooi
ar Oonsud Wsimsr-Dsmocrasio Pri.
~ unasies ON saturday Evening.

B CoLuuBIA. Feb. 8. Ga Thursday
aatesuoou . colored man entered the saloon
- Conrad Weimer and robbed the money
aysver while the proprietor was in another
,nnuf Of the house. The man wRs seen
Sahiud the bar by Mrs. Weimer, and he
1nmmedhsly left the saloon. The man
800 about forty cents and the theft was
hsought 10 the notice OF Officer Wtttick,
Who went In search OF him. In short
sims she TIL Taper was in the lookup. He
was given . hearing before Squire Evans,
whore he gave his name ns lsAac Dorsey,
living NJ 1910 Cairo street, baltimore. He
was committed to jail to answer the charge
q court. He confessed tia! he had robbed
other plaoeA
Mrs. Btoner, living In Manor township,
met with an accident this morning On
I.ocust street She was driving down the
street In . covered wagon and ron into .
epring wagon stsnding In front OF Mays
9rocory store. Tho wagon WAS upsct and
! Mn etousr wss thrown out, but escaped In.
Sury. The shaft Of the wagon was broken.
A big audience was In the opera house
NJ uisht when "Boccacclo' was presep ted
) - Niss Jesnpie Winston aud company.
Ths psrformancs Was nrst clasa
General Welsh Camp Sons OF Veterans,
!. yin hold . camp FIRE In the srmory on
Gddsy and Saturday evenings Of next
wosk. On Friday evening the Ladies Aid
oocisty Of Lancaster will be present and
Camp No. so, Of York, on Saturday eve
ming
Joseph q. Reer, brakeman on crew No
q, Of the p. r. X, was struck by the
ouingipg arm OF . water plug at Bfyn
1GAWR yesterday and seriously hurt lie
! = Iying In critical condition st PhiiRdel'
! yhia hospital. Reed 10 about % years old
I'd boards st Mrs Halls, on Walnut street
) He he's been ON the railroad about three
1esys.
General Welsh camp. Sons OF Veterans,
held meeting last night and arranged to
01tend religious services on next Tuesday
9veutpg, In the Methodist church. Sedg-
Wiek CirCis, ladies OF the q. A. H., Will
Z olso attend.
Ths primary meetings OF the Democrats
VII b. held on Saturday evening at the
( Gnmo places whore the naming meetings
wore held.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-08
a.svs Bsocs asarnsss.

CHICAGO. Feb. 7.-Cattle - Receipts. 100 |;
shipmonts. l,bO market strong; beeves,
choice 20 extra beeves, y lo9l s. stoors. cS0oo
800 stockers and teedsrs ealOos % COWS buils y,
Hogs -ksceipts, 1900 head shipmcnte.
o 800; market lower; MIXED. a. l56s % !;
heavy. y toos 70; light, q aaoa o,' skips, |" :"
shssp Roeeipts. 100 bad, shipments.
2oco marsst wcahsr .1 nsnves' q y so1s ssosn "
% 5o0l Is lambs. a coo6to.
BAsF LiBnnFY. Cattle = Rceipts. 60
shipments. lsO; market steady prime. o. 2se3
s,cck ers, q 2I09 7b feeders, e2O0i; no cars oi
cattle shipped 70 New YorE to-day.
HOgo - h0CeiptA, 1900 h6Ad ehfCmenta
2ltO market arm Phiiaaeiphias q u 9i w
pigs aud Y0rksrn, . 1905 25; cars OF h0si
shipped to:New York today.
market steady prime, ~ 1908 20 fair 70 good
% 1904 % common, u o063e0 lambs " u
0pC 81,
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new YorE nsrSes


NEW YoRK, Feb. s.-rlour market quiet
CITY MI estra,. sos 70 sSpsrnne, q 4'os ~
Wheat quiet NO. Red. STATE, NC6i
No. 40. 9Tkc; Ne . Red. winter. Feb. 95xc
none; shipments, none,
Corn steady; NO. Q Mixed. cash. axe Mar
t3bc; April. lic; May, $40; receipts, 10 600
shipments. l3 ,es6.
Oats steady; MOL wh,te state, 800; No.
DO, s0sc; no. Mixed, Fep, sic; MAr, $40
May. s!Nc receipts. $4,000; shipments. AiO.
kye dun.
Bariey dun.
Pork dull Mess, tl3 o0olS Is for new mess
Lac quiet ;Mar., o. 23 Aprl, e796
holass, no i've, New Orleans, 23GEi5c.
Turpsptine 0u at 47s.s
RosiD duii at si 0lkul OK.
eoIroloum quiet Rsnne0 In bbls, o. 10.
Butter arm, Western Creamery, $50 30,
Cheese steady Ohio II ,t l0ollko.
ksss nrm stAte. l6A0lekc; western, l6kc
lice nominal.
sugar quiet Rennery Cuuoaf. sa 0ranuis
ted 7c; Mould A., TX.
Taliow dull; prime city, e-l66b5Sc.
ooifee steady; sair Cargoes. iUi niO. l7.ss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-08

8 A oGosoens ln whiSh young man was
111y. q nos faiAllys Injured occurred
II aaIer noon to-day, on tho Willow
nSr.uaka 4 nile from this city. This
16Hna Gnnusl, Daniel and Henry
- ohsUo young men who are sons Of
r11inln Rsssls who u . farmer and
~ . mile snd . half west OF
1eryvillA came 70 this city with
s. nf hosso load Of tobacco They got
r. q ne lood aud then left their team q
~ swan hoeol. while they went around
- onVn. Daring the forenoon they were
z 5l1akinR rather freely and about noon
6nov ossrted Sue home Besides the Reea,e
e<1o Dsuisl bhenk, another young man,
m IN The PARTY. All were In
4cho wagon, and % they passsd
:: 800 South Queen street they drove
< 1h6r seoklesaly. Down the furnace bill
: fnv travelled at Q dangerous rate ofsreed,
s sS11ans the teams Of several Of their neigh.
s TN, who were returning homo but de.
aoosoi 10 drive more carefully. They
!. oeopped st the nrst toll-gate whore they
( ia their toll, after Considesable wyspeling
{Rish the gate keeper. Upon leaving that
rolns The horses again began running with
/ % tho young men still 10 the wagon.
] Ihe team passed up tho little hill beyond
eno eaas rather lively and began descending
Z - other side, st the residence Of ID. 9.
s1app. AZ that time the horses were running
! oWay,s and Samuel Ressle saw this. He
oppiled the brake for The purpose OF
I. Gnockiug the animals, but found that
~ Wns of NO avail. He then attempted
Il % get out Of the wagon 10 the ground.
Il doing this he fell, strik ng the
lxcssn ground very hard. The hind wheel
q - wagn0 pasaea directly over his head.
He was picked up unconscious by O. Dram
xhillips and othorr, who happened to over
NE them, and was found to bo badly In
1used. After time he was carried to the
& houss Of Mr.. Lip2, who lives close TO the
4 ensupike. Oao OF his brothers came tc
8 eDWu for physiclans and Drs. Shirk and
0ompbell drove out They found
7. ~ young man lying on . lounge
severed with blood. The soft par
4 q the heAd was terribly cut, and thers
~ hols In the front almost - large -
E man's iist Flesh In large pieces was tori
nom the skull. From hssty examination
e Uado BY the ply sicisn, while reporter
s& ~ lxTBLLIaENcER Was present, tn
: 0hysiolan did not think the skuli va
1EooGursd. The iace was cut, and It pre-
& oneed Q terrible appearance, 20 II va
& olOooe twice tis uaual sza Ihe man me-
- Injured internally also, and bis death
81 - unlikely.
Aitsr Reside had fallen from the wsgo
III Soupg 6henk knew that he had boon .hurl
He mansged 70 get out Of the wagon an
oneosoded in reaching the ground safely. d
& ohsn ran ahead Of the horses and succeede
! n stopping them. At the foot OF the hi
thsre are rather high embankments o
eathsr slde Of turnpike. Tho wsgon va
ssoppsd right ct the edge Of one Of thes
II md had The team ran few feet farther
Would have tumbled over and the men i
~ Wagon would probably have bee
killed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-08

OHArcoCK, Va, Fen s-J. T. Fletcher
q Jenkia's BsidgA whose supposed deash
We announced o. Friday, We buried
alive O sunday. The services bed been
held and he body inferred II asfavo when
. grceu issued from The oomn. The cof-
ID We opened end q w. loand Nat nr.
rietohee's blood Was circulating He ~
carried home and pat 70 bed bat he never
rssainsd ooasoiousnssl and disd yssssr
day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-08

Stamped Splashers, reduced
to 10, 13, 20, 81, 20, IS, A. and
63c.
Sideboard Covers and Wash.
stand Covers. 2I, IS and 3sc.
Monte Cloth Covers, so, 75c
and 81.
Initial Handkerchiefs and
Linen, hand embroidered. will
60 back to 25c next week.
One lot of Astrachan Cloth,
colors, dark, green and navy
blue, at Ioc a yard.
On Saturday, February 9th,
and on this day only, we will
sell all our high.priced Um-
brellas, fancy oxydized and sill.
yer handles. at So apiece, for
this day only.
One lot OF Fancy French
Sateen Lining, at SC a yard,
until further notice; original
price a5c.
Our whole stock OF Barege
and Parisienne Yelling. in
brown, myrtle, navy, grey, etc,
in two lots.
No. I, at Ioc a yard. No.. 2.
at Isc a yard, for next week,
ending February 10th.
To-day we place on our
counters a very large lot of
Cambria Embroideries, of all
widths, which we will sell at
prices which will astonish you.
Elegant Narrow Edging, at
SC a strip. of M yards.
A large lot Of fine and snowy
edging, at SC a yard; special
prices at loc a yard.
Wide Flouncing Embroidery,
at 25c a yard.
You will be surprised at the
remarkably low prices on these
goods.
AcTpTCH RROS
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a--
DAA TH6,

MokmLirs lin this city, on ths 7th inst
Laura only dAughtsr Of John and susan
McKilips.
The relatives ana friends Of The family are
respectfully invited TO attend tho funeral
from her late residence, No. ASl West walnut
street, on Monday afternoon. February il, at
O'Clock. IntsIment at Lancaster cemetery.
Qfd
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A Nav os@se PEA

Tho Kttuscan Conss Pot % . new invent'on'
which has Just bcen placed upon the msrkst.
1t n very attractive In appearances, and In IL
coi1ss 10 made By an entirely new process
An agent called at this ofllce yesterday ana
made several cups Of coffee, which can be well
recommended. II IL clear. Highly navored'
ana free from rank tAstas.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-08

Ccss:yse. ssxs march. ssxc, nav. s,ls
osss:IsS. ssxc, March. ssxo nay szKs,
SsSs-3ss- ei szNy Marss. sn a1xs nay.
Lst1 s.ssSs 1sSi,s fassh. 70 SIX, Nay. y ok,
short sic.- vss % nx, Mar.e e7k Nay.
- 22k; June, . IN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-08
ELEorIos OF SCHOOL pinEo1oRs.
me- Proposed New mode Of Selection to Il
eUbmiStsd TO . Vote,

W00 HtoPOoD0 NeW H1ouo VI SeicCtboo " DO
80 eUbmiltso TO Vote.
A. tho meeting OF the Democratic city
Wmmittee on Thursday evening the r.so-
3nsinc adopted by the Fourth ward, in
So1Dsence to changing the mode OF selecting
- Democratic school directors, was
ooosidsred, and 1t was decided to submit to
3 vote at the primary on Saturday evening
Uhether or not the change shall re made.
IheSe are IS Democratic school directors
- now each ward has two. Under the
Eeooest systeD, ~ . vacancy occurs In .
synsd BY the ex pirs,ion OF term, . nomi.
Z s1Deion 10 made In the ward 10 which there
ooneh vacancy.
e. Undes tns oid system and 10 which II Ia
4 1opposed 70 return II the resolution Of the
J0gth ward should be carried hy major.
& n a. votss on Saturday evening, each year
{ hooafter six school directors viii bs voted
- et the Democratic city primary election.
{ Al the wards may then place Candidates 10
oe0inatlou and the ak receiving the high.
{ - number 0f votes would be the nominees.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-08

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SATURDAYS BARGAINS.
Tomorrow We viii s.ll The
following goods At the quoted
prices:
Ladies and Children's Cos
samers, quantity -. Price a5c;
regular price s..
Black Mufs, quantity Io.
Price 44c; regular price s..
White Blankets, quantity a6
pairs. Price Sr.ss a pair; regu.
lar price s..
Chenille Furniture Fringe,
$50 yards: Price $50; regular
price so and 7sc.
Curtain Chains, $50 pairs.
Price &c q pair; regular price
asc.
NuItaln Foleos lis. Prtce
arc; regular price 3sc.
Rose Jars, 80. Price a7c
regular price soc.
Decorated After. Dinner Cof.
fees. 90. Price ISc; regular
price soc.
Utica, 1914 Sheeting. asc.
Hill Muslin. Sc.
Fruit Of the Loom, 8Hc.
Pride Of the West, Ii4c.
The prices for tomorrow
only.
]. B. MARTIN & co.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-08

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