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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-21

Say, maiden, with the raven hair,
SO beautiful and 1.-the and tall,
With eyes so bright and cheeks so fair,
Why let your teeth destroy IL all p?
For they are dark, and feel the want
or a soft brush and SOZODONT.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-21

New York and Philadelphia are crying
for more turkeys, and bigger prices are
paid than over before. If our climate con-
tinues rs rainy as il has been, 1t may pay
to establish hot houses for the rearing OF
turkeys by steam heat and electric light.
The turkey isa sensitive bird and needs
bright sunny weather.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-21

GOO SALARY, sD EXPENSES IN AD-
SOo var c., allowed each month. STEADY
employment at home or travelling. No solicit
ing, Duties delivering aud making collections
No Postal Cards Address with stamp. HAFER
CO., Piqua, Ohio. n5-2md'ru,Th2S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-21

The York Daily publishes a cartoon of
its own manufacture, wherein several men
Of peculiar architecture are gazing through
telescopes towards a highly excited sky,
while damsel at window plugs her LEFT
eye with telescope and ga2es upon the
passer-bv with the right. Three typical
citizens of York consult chart of the solar
system, while small boy seated calmly in
the centre of the street reads an almanac.
This graphic sketch of village life is ex-
planned by the distant ligire of man
bearing n sign, Lost, the sun" Bat the
sun came out this morning in full splendor
and seems to be laughing from the bright
blue sky at the blunders of mor;als in
weP,her guessing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-21

VESSE JONES & CO..
81 Manufacturers CONFECTlONERS FINE
PAPER BOXES. The most beautiful line In
the United States. 6l5 Commerce ST., Philadel-
phia re. Write for descriptive price list
tunel.UtDo6
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-21

A WEEK ago this city was afflicted by the
tolling of a boil of very melancholy tone
carried around the streets in an advertising
wagon. All day long, up one street and
down another, as tireless as satan and more
annoying than "A hungry mosquito, this
Internal device was permitted 10 operate.
The melancholy regular ding-dong! ding
dong! would die away in the distance and
few moments of quiet might encourage
the hope that II had gone forever. Per-
haps the bell ringing had at last
broken down the long suffering horse
that drew the vehicle, Perhaps the
wretched animal had become raving
maniac and wrecked the wagon and killed
tho bell ringer In furious runaway. Per-
haps tho whole procession had been run
down by "a train at the James street cross
ing of the Reading railroad, where it is
evidently necessary to sacrifice life in order
to secure protection. Again and again did
hopes like these arise in the minds of the
suffering citizens, but were always smoth-
cred in very short time by "there's that
bell again |" Tho misery, bad temper
aud profanity that might be traced to
that rvrr sounding, melancholy bell would
Justify the organization of humane
society for its suppression. Many
a man went home that night with headache
that might have been called bellyache with
almost equal propriety. For a week this
bell has spared the citizens of Lancaster
and many had dared to hope that retribu-
ton, remorse or policeman had at last
overtaken the authors of the outrage, but
this morning the bell again resumed its de-
vastating progress. spreading wrath and dis
may i'm busy streets where Christmas busi-
ness had been rushing morrily along. That
1t does not occur to the mayor to check this
shameful nuisance Is certainly very strange.
He is respectfully reminded that Lancaster
is not village and that persistent nuis-
ance of this kind should not be allowed 10
disturb the nencn of the community
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-21
ARRESTS
Cards, Cards Given Away Free,


FROM NOW ON UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
They are handsome See them in our win
dows. We never invest In trashy cards, neither
do we ask you to purchase anything In order to
the Card. This is the only way to get It,
READON! READ ON!
Fifty barrels of Candy-oyer 1900 pounds
sc and 2 Ms for 25c; also Extra Fine Candy at
I5c, lsc and 25c per h, Fine Chocolate Drops at
lsc and Candy 25c per n. We have the Finest
MUsCATEL AND BUNCH RAIsINs.
The Finest Loose Muscatel Raisins we ever
saw, lbs for a5c The Best Bunch Raisins si,sn, In
Raislns from l5c to Sc per b.
DATES AND FIGS.
A big lot of Persian Dates at Ms for DC. Fine
LAYER Figs at l21ac per II. New Bag Figs ats
lbs for 25c. Finest Crystalized Figs at l5c per ID.
A drlvei cans OF Blaekberries for 21c
ORANGES.
Finy boxes of Fine Florida Oranges at 2Oc,
25c, 3oc and S5c per doz.
NUTS.
Eight hundred pound, Finest French Prin-
cess Paper-Shell Almonds, 1850 bs Greenoble
and French waluuts, Pecan Buts, Fiiberts,
Mixed Nuts Taragona Almonds, Shellbark and
Walnut Kernels, etc.
sUGAR-coATED POPCORN.
Five barrels Sugar-Coated Popcorn at Sc per
Fine line of Fancy Crackers.
Nicnacs and Ginger snaps lbs for 25c.
SILVER STAR BAKING POWDER.
With every = 4-b box az l5c box you get a Beau
tiful Present = Fine Vases, Pitchers, Sugar
Bowls. sc. 3y all means ask for a box and have
a chance, VIII only offer the Presents during
Holiday season.
Cranberres, White Grapes, Apples, etc..
Mincemeat at So, lOc, and Atmore's Finest,
l2hc.
The Finest Line OF Evaporated California
Fruits In the market
Look at our immense display of everything
that is good. You can't afford 10 pass us by.
We would not attempt 10 write up all we have
you must see. seventeen polite clerks and
four errand boys 10 give You all the attention
YOU want. Look for the Big Sign across the
pavement you can't miss us.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-21
REST,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND PRINCE SrS.,
Directly Opposite
]. b, Martin & CO.. Dry Goods Store, and
Next Door TO Sorrel Horse Hotel.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
Cheaper Beef erhapz.

he i"Ws seems almost TOO good "a Toe ir,le
hut there IS 4: possibility that the Chicago Big
Fo|r. who are rolling in the we1th made
BY buying cafI.r cheap aud seliu. beef ,,ear
may soon encounter coii: petition tia, will
compete, AaaInS; Armour and his mouopo
iist!c associates my be- !.t.ed F,a.ier. of The
Standard %! I:'I>.. with $4,000. cGD If capt.
IA; Al his back
y ne" corpora ;iGfi. organized ,,n.!er the
laws oi New Mexico, aui called the American
Meat Company. w.'a }. i. F!agler rs rres
dent anl Calies 7. Coon a> secretary. has
recently is>urd is prospectus. 1t claims to
own nearly nG.0DJ.DtO ae...s ot gazing Land
in Zee. -o0,GJ2 head of cattle arll the necessa-
~ horses. feeding >iieds and other parapLer-
MALTA 10 curry on Tie ranch business on the
larce>: seal The cattle are 10 be slaughter
ed AT Kansas City, shipped East in the COM
panys Refrigerator cti, aud sold at retail
from lie c"np:r,'s - - in al The princips!
Elstcrl cities
l. 4 al ether sPorali, us ii This kind t!,e
American Meat Conpiuy i organized for the
SUI purpose "a MAKING money Tor lis Stpc tx
holders an! with no intention of becoming a
puhl:c beuetay;cr. But it is really completes
for ;iIe dglsaai beef trade Of the East it should
Do what the Armoer syndicate has failed 10
do-ch"lp"u the uric" ct beef 10 the consuu-
er. Armour ard lis assoc ia;es teirg hereto
fore practically without op.o>ilian-- in point
Of fac, he OILY Luye:s and sellers III The bus
infss--have reduced the price o.: cattle on the
ranges 20 HE lowest pp,i, ever known wiihou;
reducing tie price q: beef To the consumers in
any apr, cAh.e degree.
fthe American Mea: Company means to
fight !.,r the dressed beef trade Of tile country
it vii! 2 sssss some advantages in the way cr
furnishing cheap beef 10 consumers. Il will
be able - d away with the profits Of brokers
and miiiirmen AMI Law down It's products NJ
the points Of consumption at the actual cost
Of production ani carriage. The public will
watch with some intcres. 10 see whether this
new competitor for The beef business will re-
ally make beef c,eaner. or whether it will
in the r'.i f,:m 4 Coalition with the existing
mono!o'y 10 divide biz profits al the consuu-
e.s' expense.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
Circumstances Alter Gases.

Within the last few days. the long
and desperate battle for the political
control of Rhode Island has been finally
settled in favor OF the Republicans.
The special elections for Senators and
Representatives in the districts that
failed to elect at the first trial. have
decided the legislature to be Rcpubli-
can on joint ballot the Republicans
having the Senate by fifteen and the
Democrats the House by four. At the
general election for Governor and State
officers, the Democratic candidates re-
ceived Il plurality o! about 1 800 over
their Republican competitors bu; lack
ed few hundred votes OF majority.
and there was no election, except Of the
Democratic candidate Tor Attorney
General, who received Il minority vote.
The Democrats also had Z plurality
for more than enough Senator's and
Representatives to give them Il decided
majority on joint ballot. Bu, on the
second trial, the Republicans made a
coalition with the ProhibiiioniSts and
gained the Legislature.
1t will thus follow that the Repub!i-
can candidates for Governor and other
State officers, except Attorney General.
will now be elected by the Legislature,
although large popular majority is
opposed to them.
We hear Il great deal OF outcry on the
part Of the New England Senator's and
Representatives in Congress against the
sO-called minority rule in the South.
and they have made violent efforts 10
determine, through boards OF inquiry.
whether the Southern States have re-
publican forms of government. But
let Senator Chase and his friends 90 10
work first in Rhode Island, If thcv are
so painfully anxious about the cause of
popular government, aud right abuses
in New England before they seek for
more distant fields for their patriotic
efforts. If they were sincere in their
principles they would do so. but unfor-
tunateiy circumstances alter cases.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
Busy S. eIes AZ Ivy City.

Tie ~ spring ...r ::li i'.e bright Sunshine
"f tha pas few DAYS have had marked effect
On the appearance IT things at The Ivy City
race track. Thera ar nearly L hundred
horses CHARTERED Here in readiness for the
spring meeting sshici, begins on the 9TH OF
April, anu a large 1Gua5er ii people are in al
tendance i: 20 wa:cl! them put through.
their exercises. Many Of the horses being
trained there have national regulations and
among them &go some that stand Yery high in
the opinion of Washington race soers. Cap
tain Brown arrived Sunday morning with
~ enty ;uul horse>, HE lar@cs, string Of any
one o%nsr. Reporter, who made such grea,
race last fiji is III. bes, kno ya Of his flyers.
D-fiul;"r : also among he number.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
Popular Spor,E.

Popular interest in athletic sports IN
this country is growing in an astonish-
ing degree. With the beginning of
the season for outdoor sports. the fc-
verish interest and excitement. that
pastlmes awaken. may be noticed ana
the public press is full of the records
of professional and amateur contests.
Base ball has long since acquired Il ma
tional distinction and the great Amer
lean game during the last Winter was
introduced in Europe by players from
this country. attracting universal in
terest. Admirers of the sport may be
found among all ranks and conditions
of life, and the enthusiasm that il has
awakened in our people seems 10 be
continually on the increase Grave
Senators and distinguished prelates
even allow themselves to be enrap;ur-
ed by the fascination of base bail. while
the little street urchins. scarcely ont
Of swaddling clothes. can relish the
line points of u game with as much zest
as mature professional. The growth
of base ball in recent Years has had Il
wholesome effect, however, in directing
popular attention to the genera; cult
vation of ont door sports and pastimes
which are So essential to the healthy
and vigorous physical Development of
the young. The training of the body
is too apt TO be sacrificed in the ambi-
tiOus effort TO attain success in the in
tellectual world, and many Il brilliant
man has been cut short in his career
of usefulness by his neglect Of exer-
else until his mortal frame became an
easy prey TO some of the many ills that
flesh is heir to- The greatest intel
lectual strength never accomplishcs
much unless supported by Il vigorous
physical constitution. Physical train
ing should receive Il Just and rcasona-
BILE share of our time. Particularly
should the young be encouraged TO de
velOp and strengthen their bodies BIZ
systematic exercise in the open air, and
to this end may popular sports and
games be made to serve Il useful prr-
pose.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
Washington s Inaugural,
The PreSidcn. las issued the following pro-
.laIuatiof

The Presiden. Las issued the following pro-
clam.tior.
y hundred years lave passed since
the government which our forefathers
founded was formally organized At
noon on the 5oth day of April, l1S9, in
the city o; New York. and in the pres
ence of an assembiaee Of the heroic men
whose patriotic devotion had led the
colonies 10 victory and independence,
George Washington took the oath of
Office as Chief Magistrate of the new
born republic. This impressive act was
proceeded. at nine o'clock in the morn
ing, in all The churches of the citv by
prayer for Gods blessing on the govern
inent and lis first President.
The centennial ofthis iIIustrious event
III our history has been declared Il gene
raj holiday by act of Congress. to the end
;hat the people of the whole country
may join III commemorative exercises
appropriate To the day.
In order that the joy of the occasion
may he associated with 4 deep tllalIk-
!uluess IL the minds of the people for
all our blessings in the past, and a de.
won't Suppiicatinn 20 God for their crac-
ions continuance in the future, the rep
resentative> OF the religious cree,is, both
l.
lied the government 10 designate All
hour for prayer and thanksgiving on
that day.
Now, therefore. /. Benjamin Harrison.
President of The United States of Amer
lea, III response To this pioUs and reason
able request, do recommend that on
Tuesday, April 80, at the hour of nine
o'clock in the mnrning, the people of
the entire country repair 10 their res
pective PLACES of Divine worship To inn
plore the favor of God that the blessings
OF liberty, prosperity and peace may
abide with us Is a people, ana that His
hand may lead US to the paths OF
and good deeds
In witness whereof | have hercuuto
set my hand and caused the seal nf the
tnited States of America 10 be affixed. !
Done in the city of Washington this
iih day OF April. in the year of cur Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud eighty
nine, aud of the Independence of the !
United States the one hundred and
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
by The President
! ME- G.. BLAINE SC,.'y ri STATE, Z
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
A BIG RIBBON SEASON.

There is every Indication Of or. Al Rib
bon season this spriug. and we have Stocked
up in anticipation of an imiucHse demand =
There is considerable diversity of style and
co!oring in the new ribbons. they being lia
richest Yet shown, and euhbrrce plain, bro
cade, and stripped arm,ires in two ar more
contrasting coior.ngs. Thes- Will te extern
lively used for honnri and dress triumin.s.-
Of the palmer .nadS the Si'ia-.i-e Muires
Gres Grains TAX front rauk. luu viii fiuti
here at all times tn" la.e>f aud best proiucrs
of The ribbon manufacturers, aud al prices M
variabiy lower than usually prevail Tor equal
qualities
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12

In the letter written by Henry NJ Stanley
70 the Royal Geographical Socia'y he d.-cr!i IS
1t length the various devices hy which Ire ma
tives endeavored TO preventive advance ii {. .
expedition. One nf these w, 10 II. shallow
pits across the path of the column: and nh
them with skewers, which gyeir def, i rpge,-
ed with leaves The skswers pierced The feet
81 Stanley's men. iniiic.ing wsl!r..is Tat in
many cases developed into gangrrua ,pr,s.-
The men who We're famed ia rhi, manner
were seldom of further srry.r,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
LATEST IN NECkWrSC.

There is decided tendency 10 return IL he
rolling and turn Down style of collars a.l
ruchings. This has been drought a;,aar 20 a
great extent by the Introduction of IL I.if.ia
Lord Fauntleroy" cola : which are row ne
ing worn by ladies. These arr shown il
Null, Lace and Embroidery. VITA the re-
turn of turn-down collars necessarily come
greater demand for Neck les. We have al
The newest effects.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12

There is 4 report that LAY GnuId nsi. tx
the same since his wife died aud n. thinks It
riousy of leaving the IN ma gem nj # IA,
American interests to his son George arI OPP
Grating himself from the other SIDE Il the
scean
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
1884,,

We :.-,s9 made anscmcntS 10 club
THR ENQUIRER with the following
periodicals for 1889. ami any al our
subscribers or other persons wishing
to become subscribers can avail them
selves of the reduced rates by order
ing through our office i'll connection
with subscription to this paper
(EDIToR.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
RELIABLE GLOVES At REASON ABLE

RELIABLE GLOVES At REASONABLE.
PRICES.
We are building on foundation stones al
''the hest g'ade of Gloves a; the lowe. 81, T.
BILE prices You practice economy in buy
Ing good Glove. Her, are three = ~.
Glove values dollar per pair.
Ladies 4-button Real Kid Gloves. vii, en-
broidered backs, in Tans. Browns, Ox-Biood
and Black. Only 81 per pair.
Ladies' 6-hut,on Length B;arrilz Gloves, in
Black, Modes, Tans. aud Graz. Only 81
per pair.
Ladies button Lencih GRAY Channels
skin Gloves sizes ~ TO :. Only 81 per pair
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
FEW Bargains WHICH DESE2Y Z
ATTENTION

1000 boz. Eagle Brand Lead Pencils, oa'y
&c. per dozen
LOCO Doz. ..Nosel:y" Lead Pencils. s..,ei-
did lead, but the c"ioriug in the wood :
against II for 10 ks. Only i5c per dozen.
lol boz. Ladies Fine White Suiss nin,..d
Vests, low neck and no sleeves, neck ran
with SILK ribban-t!e best quality ever offered
It The price. o. " :,:tc each; :; for 81
loo boz. Turkish Bathing Towels, good
lair size. exceedingly cheap. Dniy Sc. e,c.
iIc. per dozen.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12

ta'arri'. when chronic. has,ue, ve-y oil n
sl'e. 1t Is impossible 20 ~ Otherwise hraltly,
and, n the SANE lin, Ill tel with c,.4rrl.
This disagre"ahi. disease. IN its mos, oU,ti-
nate and d4ngerou. forms can he c,tr.i - lie
US" OF Ayers Sr,aplfj.l,.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
LINENS FOR Observation-Disclosures.

LINENS FOR FURNITURE COVERINGS.
BY importing our turuitur. Linens in iri-
mense quantities, We secured a number Of
choice exclusive patterns. aud i Iuaii,v -
linen much finer than heretofore I'll .r,d. be-
ing TN shed on both side, alike thereby en-
abiing you 10 cut item Ia a c:e.,, deal better
ahv"nt ,se than those furnished only an one
Side In huyins them ahead you lei Gr,i
choic-. - ii.ch. - cents for ward: f;'-igSii
aDcyard.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
GREAT VALUES IN ASHES

y =
Having jus. coisummari very exile, We
and i'idiciOus purchases in Russia Crashc,
and Glass Towelings, we arr enabled l.,
quote the following extraordinary va.uss. A.
It IS a rae occurrence to he offered bli gains
IN sGcii stapl. goods crashes, we pres!ic, lr
these 4 rapid sale:
2.0jO yards "f Is inch B,.lclied. ard In
oieicfed IwIil,d ttii"n CRASHES. Only =
cents per yard.
5000 yards of Is inch, all linen cr.,s.es
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100 Bolts of Ii and ma- r,.,l Russia .,,siIes
medium and cna's" grain, har,i-twistad. and
the most dii,ai'. crashes made. enly 10.
per yard.
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en- Crashes, pure linen. AMI extr., heavy body,
firmly woven, an:! very dasira"l,. C,r roller
towels
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
lelC advertisements.
. BROWNS NOV BiYyEfS

Cures Indigestion Rilious:l.>s. UySr-.l.,in. Mal-.
ria, Nervousness. and Genera. IAriIiry I.!y-t-
clans recommen! it. Al dealers sell Il. Genuine
has trade mark AMI crossed .c lines OF. yyriE.Ecr
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-12
Sherif''S License Notice.

NOTICE. 70 MEGnHANT>. TRADERS
AND OTHERS.
A IL. tR~ohS au,i bodies corporate or
"A polite III Prince Georges county. who
ar nT shall i" exercising OF pursuing any
bu>;n-s-. 81 shall be doing any act OF thing. or
slAi: :a IN the occupation of any house or
p'aC" -. siy p..ri,o-", f'r which a Irense is
mad" necessary - ne laws # NARY land are
hereby warned la obtain a License or Ieuew
IL" SAM. on ~ bcilra lie
FIRST DAY or NAY NEXT
css's;.S. under the penalties prescribed 10y
said l.a- - tie iniiaciipn thereof
y. { D.iRNALL.
~ii"r ii": Prince q ',r--'s county.
Apt. >. l~>.l--.d.