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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-16

4. u. No. @G.Sept Term, ts5J. Greer Raisfon,
attyS.
An the right. title, interest aud claim Of u. W.
l'outhctt. Of IA ana 60 $50 acres OF land more
or less, situated Ia Forward Twp, Butler Co,
Pa, bounded as follows. to-wlt: On the north
by John and David Crow, east by JOS Donthett.
Alex. tritchlOW, Lewis Young ct. al. , south by
William VI. Brown. west by William VI Brown
and samuel Doutll@tt. together with frame
house, frame barn, orchard and outbuildtngs
thereon. Seized and taken in execution As the
property OF Il. W. Douthett at the suit Of ~ J.
bonthctt for use. etc.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-16

I. When the paintin or other lien creditor
becomes The purchaser the costs on the writ
must be paid aud list of the liens including
mortgage searches on the property sold togeth-
er with such Hen creditors receipt FOR the
amount OF the proceeds OF the sale Gf such por-
ton thereof as he may claim must be furnished
the sheriff.
.. All bids must be paid IN full.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-16
f. d. No. G5, Sept Tenn. 1859. Williams S Mitch
al All

f. ID. No. a6, Sept Term. 1883 Britain ane
Bdwser. att3a
An the right. title. interest ana claim d
David Birch. deceased. OF Ia aud To fve {5l acrcs
OF land more or less. situated ia Centre Twp,
Butter 60. Pa, bounded as follows. to-wit: on
the north by Leibuid heirs, east by Lelbold
heirs. south 10y George Schad, west by Mootc
together with coal miue open, ana Ia opera
ton. one small hoard house ana outhuidng-
thereon, seized and taken Ia execution as the
property Of David Birch. deceased. at the suit oi
Susan Trnuman Ct al Tor uS., etc.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-16

T.. ID. No. IS, Sept Term, lsS9. Newton Black,
ATTY.
All the right. title, interest and claim oi
Harris g. Clark and Mrs. Jane Frisbee, now
Mrs. Jane Clark. of. ia and 10 eighty four (si1
acres OF lana. more or less, situated in Penn
Township, Butler County, Pa, bounded
as follows, t0:wit: Un the north by
Robert Gibson. east by Joseph Wilson. south
bY -- EarrUi. west by tiJah fhiiHps and
Robert Gibson. - acres. more or less, cleared
aud under q good state of cultivation; Two
buildings thereon. seized and taken in exc
cGuoh as the property 81 Harris g. CLARK and
MIS-. Jtnf ffabee at the suit of George Lett
hold.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-16

Try to induce your neighbor to
take THE CITIZEN.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-16

beautiful pictures at very low
prices at Miller Bros furniture store,
No. 10 Jefferson st.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-16

Many young persons have found
a year at Ediuboro of the greatest
value in fitting them for life'8 work
Every thing in the Buggy,
Wagon, Cart and Harness line cheap
Mt MARTINCoURT & Co.'S,
Cunningham st, Butler.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-16

Subscribe for the CITIZEN, the
oldest Republican paper of the county
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
THE CROSs-CUTs WIN.
They Defeat the Razzic-Dazzie Nine
Tuesday Afternoon

They Defeat the Razzlc-Dazzle Nine on
Tuesday Afternoon.
The Cross-C Cut base ball club is composed
Of some Of the best players in the southern
end Of the city. They practice infrequently,
but do good work when opposed by club
of their kind.
On Tuesday afternoon quite large
crowd assembled at the diamond In a field
south Of Woodward Hill cemetery TO wit
ness the Cross-Cuts tan the Jackets of the
Razzle- Dazzlers. There was some brilliant
playing by the members of both teams,
and the spectators were amply repaid for
remaining until the end of the nine innings.
The Cross Cut battery were Ehler and
Croft Leibley and Sing occupied the
points for the Razzle- Dazzle. Some de-
cisions by the umpire were of tho kind
Sturgeon, of Harrisburg was in the habit
of rendering. But overlooking little mis-
takes by players and some big blunders by
the umpire 1t was gamo of interest. The
score was ITO 5. Another contest has been
arranged. The day has not been selected
rs yet.
Following is the result of the champion
ship games played ON Tuesday Athletic
Q, Baltimore o; Columbus 4, Brooklyn ;
Philadelphia 7, Pittsburg 3; New York 10,
Chicago 3; indianapolis s, Boston 3
Washington 8, Cleveland |; Worcester Z,
New Haven 2; Norristown 4, Norwalk o;
Hartford 10, Lowell q; York 4, Shenandoah
3: Harrisburg IL, lIazleton 4.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
THE rLoop COMMISSION.
steady Progress orthc work ofRelief and
lewiston OF the Registration.

g, ~.c a. r,,,csrvcs~ oet bs, vvork or VclSer aud
Revision of the Registration.
m. ss,,a,,,rr 10. hoo,, ,r,.,,,.,,, sr,,,, ,h.
,ne io'o" '"s s'a'. ''''
Jonns'owh Vooo co'hthission'
OFFICE OF TuE FLOOD hfL,Ef OoMMi%ioS,l
w. -.
mceting OF the s,ate moca coinmiss9I
was held AT Johnstown wednesday, Juiy
3lst. During the morning public session
oi the commission was held, ana c''Inens
desiring TO address the commission were
invited to do So Under this inyi,atIon
members of tho Johnstown school po@,u
presented the interests OF the piibnc scnoo,s,
and requested an aPpropria.'oh ~. .nc
maintenance OF the schoois l,.aa ~, III. .ohs ,hs
year. cyrus Elder, es!;, ~.
commission regarding the needs Oh tne
Johnaown hre department, anu ce.,aIn iI
questions OF detail III the executive "o'h
Of relief.
John McMiilan, esq, SPOKE upon nv
house building No,k oI 'ne c"hhinissiol, %
and the heV. y. w beale, "; U' I's.or . Vi
The fresny'erian chuIc,,, am w: -. noIo,
esq, SPOKE o, the PoPuHr on9ec"ons W '"c
fnelnous oi tne coinhisr,o.. N.
ihe commission louno ,ne VOTE os n nns-
trinunhg ,ne ias, sPPtop,ia..p,' VI 800
w" progressing anu iiiaoe iur'neI "a,
nnents towarus HusiilnE .ne uls.i,i"Ioh as.i
oi money Wl.n an Sos1.pi. care a,'. VIE,
Pa,ch. ne Prcsen. '.s'Iipu',o.i M'' pVsus su
upon tne regis',",oi anu hwau y. ,no
Jonns'owh ooaiu oi INQUIRY whic' , Mas pe
neNed 10 nc complete system, W ieas. SO
lar ~ supplying aI.gls,er vI ~ ~ claii'..''s .i
Ahhoueh tu,s IeeiS,Ia'ion nao .'' poe'. ',a,' I'M.
wun nluch lsoor anu care, over eie,eh ,, nun. .
drcu new cial,,ls nav s.i,s.., aIisen as Wy pay
ments OF ane present uistripunon nav, naxe pio-
cceueu. inere ocihe no pur oi i'l,'.,'',uii ,''
10 clai,ns, Justice 10 heouy suleiers ms
conlPei.eo aishtioh 10 tpeso ucw ci'i,n
ants tnis, ana .he apparent neou ioI re-
view o, many ~ wy uec,sions i pr ,,'S iou,S
MADE by tne poafa pi INJURY, n"s I1 oo,ii
| Pciieu sohne 'ehy wh.,n Mas nv. "i,..Ii ~
phcu. ~ ~, hoWeNe', tne luusIiom. VI Wy
commission ,nat tne pai,i,to Va .nI .:'.. ua.,
| tniiiioh Oh uoiihfs no" u.uor aPPIoPi, n's,o,,
| VIII oe III me hahus W tho fccipion'9 III
very snort tlnne. a.,
me coiniiiissioI on mas hircauy s%noM % ,s
| hPpreciauou ol lne Work oi liic 'ocai ,piii III.
nlit,oes III 'oliisoown oll 10y ' AZ,
system n',u lsufcs as 'hp =, p,sls I ", ,n' Iii
money dis,ripution, ah1 ~ uesres 70 SIN
avail oI az possiuie loca helP in Wy ."',nr. '
ana iinai ols,rlpotion OF money 'onoi. in,s ,1s
| olstrinuiioh ,ne colii'i,iss'ol ~ sN,'o'iviy W
| ANXIOUS 'o MAKE !" tno ea'ies, i,ossin,o y.
| uate III sucn ,iaIincr as 10 coIreca ans III
| eluai'ues oi W" s"IlcI ~ ~aWaIn@ ~ pr
'no,e ,hls e,u ,oiii"'Iuoe nus .I u.un
crea.eu anu % ultca.eo ,o ioro,i praourng paua, rnig
upon tne chPeriohce sa,ioi u, ,ii .le u,n' w, ni
| tripu,ion wa, pan may pc Sfce''s "'
iimihtoo 'ot tne hll' "hios.
| inc coihnhs'io, IL ,cAPc'oo w noo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
THE CANOE CLUB.
unlCgls RlECEb AND ARRANGEMENTS
llDE N ATTEND A REGATTA.
me Forest and stream Club Also Choose
Oncers-Provisicn OF the bog Orvii-
nance Misssatcd by q Citizen.

CcLuMBiA, Aug. IA meeting of the
Columbia Canoe club was held last even
ing, when some important business was
transacted. Charles II. Haldeman was
elected secretary In place of John s. Mus
ser, resigned. Noble Fighter was elected
ensign, vice Mr.. Haldcman's election TO
eisting Of Jno. s. Wilson, G. II. Haldeman
and Jnc. A. Meyers were appointed TO
select badges for the club at the regatta at
Harrisburg in September. The club ex-
pects TO enter q single, double and four
oered shells In the regatta.
The citizen Of Columbia who gave an ac-
count of the dog tax subject in this place
20 reporter of the INTELLIcrNcER is all
wrong. The enforcement of the dog tax
ordinance is not for revenue, but 10 get rid
Of the worthless ours. The assessor gets
ten cents for every dog assessed, but not
twenty. The collector receives fifteen cents
per dog and the dog catcher receives fifty
cents for each dog caught and fifty cents II
killed and buried, not one dollar and a
half. Tho owner to redeem dog must pay
tax of one dollar, and fifty cents for the
catcher. If250 owners would pay the tax and
70 dogs would b, caught, killed and buried
the expenses TO the borough including
everything would not be fifty dollars.
A meeting of the Forest and Stream
Camping club was held last evening. The
following officers have been elected for the
ensuing year: President, Charles l.. Fill
bert; vice president, II. T. Wagner; secre
tary, Frank q. Paine; treasurer, q. IT,
Johns; captain, Jas. d. Slade. -.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob s. Strino lef town
last evening for Niagara Falls
Mrs. T. NJ. Livingston and children lef'
to-day for visit to Huntingdon.
Miss Margaret Horner, of Philadelphia
is visiting her sister, Mrs. +. n. Seals.
Mrs. s. H. Purple and daughters bav,
LEFT for a trip to Ocean Grove.
Mrs. II. L. yergey returned from occar
Grove to-day.
Mis-. Rose Mullen returned TO Mount
Holly after visit to town.
J. Edgar Hoffer has been appointed ;
corporal at West Point military academy
Jos. G. Meyers, is on a visit 10 friends IL
Chester county.
Miss Bertha Huntoon, of Washington, ID
c., is visiting Miss Nan Parry.
Tho Vigilant fire company have received
an invitation from the Union fire company
of Carlise, to parade there at the fremen'
convention in September.
Work WAS commenced this morning TO
the foundations Of +. A. Bennett's hous
on Chestnut street.
Chas. A. Corrigan left town to-day for
visit TO Washington, ID. G.
The Sunday school of st. Paurs Lutheran
church is ricnicking to-day at Heiso'
woods.
A meeting to organize Costume Sociu
club win be held this evening i'm Cbiqusa'
lunga Tribes wigwam.
Riverside Home, No. Y, Homo Com
munion, will hold a basket picnic at Heisc'
woods on "Wednesday, August 2lst.
Capt, +. A. Burnett is confined To hi
home by sickness.
Tho Columbia base ball club will leav
ON Thursday for trip through the neigh
boring towns.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
Philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Moon Flour quiet
Penna supers, 2 10000; extra, Sl05y3 10
family, UGi %; roller, i25ai rs; patent.
IS D,I6 %.
Wheat weak No. Red, new s3l5dsic; No |
Penna Red, Fac.
Corn quiet No. 2 t5iSdi6'.
Oats steady No. White 3il4a4lgc. No 2
mi Ned 29iS,
Bran steady Winter ~ 50dIiJ0
Baled hay steady: Ia 0AdlT - ~ To quality ;
timothy Ia oOdl7 % for choice; mixed, l0Gli0O ;
halcd rye straw, new, SIS So
Butter duh Pcuna creamery extra
~ Else Penn'a frsts extra 2i@27.
Egg,--choiCo stock trm. Pcnn'a flrsts lbisc
Cheese firm; part Skins, 597c; full skins,
l@llsc,
Petroleum dull: refined in bblS., g. 40
Potatoes steady; DaX5c p basket
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
The Big Indians To Feast.

ON Thursday eveninga club of Red Men,
composed of members of Kishacaquillas
Tribe, No. Us, of ConestOga Centre, will
hold their third anniversary. This club
holds feast every year called the Last
Red Mans supper" ON this occasion tho
great chiefs of the state have been invited
10 feast with them. The following have
accepted the invitation: Great Sachem
VIM. q. Myers, of Philadelphia Great
Senior Sycamore John McCully, Lancaster;
Great Junior Sycamore VIM. G. Conley,
Philadelphia Great Chief of Records
Thomas X. -Donnelly, Philadelphia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
1tlurl,rta.
Live stock Markets.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6,-Receipts, $500; shipments
81 5oGi As; stockcrs and FEEDERS, 81 9561S 10
cows, bull and mixed, 81 5oCg3 10 Texas catlle,
II 1908 l5 bulk, 81 indi3 50.
Hogs--Receipts, II 900; shipments, 300; mar
ket steady; mixed, 81 1904 so: neayy, 81 70
q 10; light, 81 SbGi %; SkipS, So 50Gpi 60
ket steady nntycU "a sa'i WoS,srn wnniod ,,,
S. GO@i l2 shorn Texans, So JNii Is lambs, 81 ~
10 s. T5 per head.
EAST liRERrr, ,--Cattle--Recept 30: ship.
ments 90; market nothing doing; Ril
through consignments no cars of cattle shipped
to New York
Hogs Receipts. 100; shipments, WO
market dull; pigs aud light Workers. 81 5ka4 rs
medium and light Philadelphia, 81 5OGi rs
heavy hogs, 81 jo9i 10: cars shipped TO New
York.
Sheep-Receipts, 800: shipments. 800 mar
ket very fair prime, 81 sos Oo fair
20 good, - @gi 15i common, 81 5pdi 10
Lambs, 81 COCO IS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07

The funeral of John 4. Stains, whose
death was noted in the ISTELLIGEScER of
Monday, took place from the residence of
bis brother-in-law, Edward Retallick, on
South Prince street, this afternoon at 2
o'clock. The interment was made at
Woodward Hill cemetery. Rev. c. Elyin
Houpt, Of Grace Lutheran church, was tho
officiating clergyman. The pall-bearers
were George w. Scheetz, Harry Shaub, II.
b. Nondersmith and John Fink
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07

The Registry of Voters.

The registry of voters for every district
In the county ls now at the polling places.
These rCIistros should contain the names
of all the voters who were in the districts
in the month of June. The assessors viii
sit at the voting places for two days in the
week of September and add the names of
those not on the list who present themselves
and prove that they are residents of the
district claimed to he their homes. 1t
would be well for all voters to sean the
lists and see that their names are not
omitted
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
They Want the poyement

Some of the citizens of North Duke street
declared on Tuesday their intention of not
paying the amounts contributed by them
for paving three blocks Of that street
They now express themselves as willing TO
contribute no matter to whom the contract
Is awarded, If the work is guaranteed TO be
as good as that just finished on Christian
street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
They Had Malaria

Constable Samuel Shaub arrested James
Gwyer, James Patterson and Edward
Burk for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct on Tuesday night. AT the hearing
before Alderman Deen this morning il was
shown that the men drank whisky and
quinine to kill the malaria, with which
they were afflicted. The alderman let
them 90
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
sTuNG ny BEES.
The Three. Ycsr-OId Cbiid Of joel Fas.
nncht Fatally Injured.


nncht Fatally Injured.
The tbree-year-old son ofJoel Fasnacht.
of Lincoln, Ephrata township, was stung
by bees on Monday, aud he Is in critical
condition, as result of the injuries re-
ceivcd. Mr.. Fasnacbt and his family were
visiting his father.in-law, Jacob Gockley,
on that afternoon.
While the elder members of the families
were engaged In conversation the child
wandered to where hive OF bees was
standing. The bees attacked him, and
soon his head, face and arms were covered
with them. His screams brought his father
10 his rescue, and he was also badly stung
DIR. Charles, OF Lincoln, who was sum
moncd, attended the child's injuries. The
doctor says the recovery Of the child Is
doubtful. IL has suffered great pain since
the accident.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
A GrInnlad Soldier.

The attention ofrersons on the streets yes
terday was attacted by man dressed in n
Grand Army uniform, lying at full length,
his face down, upon u rolling chair. He is
n wcll-to-do veteran from Kansas, who
came here by himself to look up a pension
claim. He fell down an embankment
during the war and broke his back, since
which time he has been in one position I;
he Is unable to sit up.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07

Lutheran Excursion to the SwItchbnclS k
on Wednesday, August Ia. Round trip tickets,
good for three days. Special train leaves Quar-
ryNille at 5:l0 u. m; Refton, 5;29. Fare $500.
Train leaves Lancaster, King street at Il n. m. =:
Columbia, q n. m; Petersburg, GN Iandis-
vile, SO Mannheim, Gas; Littl, G:b5, and
Ephrata at 7;l7. Fare only s2.75, including the
Is miles around the famous Switchback. Train
returning leaves Mauch Chunk at $40 y. m
Grand concert by the Germania Band, OF Read
ing. AUD, TO- IL l3d
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
Children In search of Health.

The Fast Line this afternoon had on It
three carloads Of children from Phlladcl-
phia, who were on their way to Chambers
burg, Carlisle, and other points in the
Cumberland valley, where they will spend
three weeks in the country air. They are
one Of the installments of children pro-
yided for by the fresh air fund.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
she Was hit on the Nose.

About midnight Tuesday young
woman made complaint to Officer Craw -
ford that man, with whom she had been
spending the evening and drinking beer,
had struck her on tho nose and knocked
her down near tho corner Of Chestnut and
Duke streets. Her dress had upon IL con
siderable blood which had resulted from
the blow. She was unable to describe the
man and no arrest was made.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
Progress.

From the Lawrence American.
Solomon lksenstein reading - And
Joseph rent his clothes, and
key iksenstein-Vait a minute, fader.
6olomon-yes, key vat is il
lksy--vy didn't Joseph sell his Clothes,
insaead OF only renting dem?
solosnon-lkey, Joseph WAS not so smart
- you, amt ID
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
Edith WIN hive a Hearing.

Edith Weiker, one of gang of young
girls who haunt the streets, was drunk and
disorderly when the horse show was here
about three weeks ago. She evaded arrest
at tho time by going to Wrightsville, but
returned yesterday and was taken into
custody by Constable james Ehrnan. She
will be given hearing before Alderman
Deem this evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
\ Reporter Released, /,

II. Lee Clarke, reporter for the Palti-
more Saa, who was arrested upon charge
Of participating in an unlawful assem-
blsge" because he reported prize fight in
Maryland on Sunday, July 2s, was un-
conditionally dismissed on tuesday. The
glate failed TO prove the offense.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
The Graneers, Picnic,

The 10th annual Interstate picnic exhibit
tion, under the auspices of the Changers,
will be held at Williams Grove, the week
beginning Monday August %. A special
excursion has been arranged for. The
price OF excursion tickets from this city
will be Sl.53.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
.1uly Iuyest,pauts

Lebanon Belt Railroad company, INST m ort
gage per cent bonds, due 1914 In 500 bonds
interest January and July, free from taxes; an
extension of the Cornwall and Lebanon Rail-
road through the central part of the City Of
Lebanon, and guaranteed by that road. Also,
Concstoga and Northern Bank Northern Mar
ket and East End and Lancaster city street
railway stocks In amounts To suit purchasers.
For prices and further information apply TO
JACOB u. LONG, Broker,
No. 10 North Queen street, End floor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07

CuEAr Excursion to Niagara Falls VIA. Read.
ing Railroad, Thursday, August Is. Round
trip tickets good for seven days. Fare only
$1,000. Leave Lancaster, King street. NJ 1880.
Columbia at 7;30. Tickets good going via.
Reading and Lehigh Valley, popular scenic
route, and good TO return via. Canandagua and
Penn'a X. X. to Harrisburg, and Reading II. II.
10 destination. Tickets good to stop at Wat
kins Glen returning. Cheapest and finest trip
ever offered by Reading railroad.
nur,i. T. 10 i2 n ll,tltw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
reported Capture OF Tate

The Birmingham Age Herdh has re-
ceiyed "A telegram announcing that Rich
ard Tate, kentueky's defaulting treasurer,
has been arrested al Soottsborough, Ala.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
Mills Attached for SiI2,OOO,

The Riverside and Oswcgo worsted mills
ut Oswego Falls, y. v, was attached on
Monday by the sheriff in suit FOR sil2,0oo.
The company is a foreign organization,
doing business and operating large facto-
ries at Providence, II, l. Tho business
Offices are AT the latter places, and the cap
ital stock of tho concern is about sl,0O0.OOo.
There are said Ia be but five stockholders
and they are T., y. Chaplin, president,
Providence C.. X. Chaplin, vice president,
Providence J. X. Brown, treasurer, Prov
idcnce August d. Juliard, New York, and
one other person whose name is not
known, The home office Is in Providence
and the cloth manufactured in Oswcgo
Falls was shipped there to!be finished. Ju-
lard AZ Co., of 53 Worth street New York.
have, II is said, handled the entire product
of the company's mills.
About five years ago the present com
pany was organized. Previous To that time
the extensive mills at Dswego Falls were
operated by another company in which
Juliard was heavy stockholder. Tho old
company becoming embarrassed, the prop
hid In by Juliard for SlO5 900. The present
company was then formed. Immediately
extensive improvements and additions 10
the alreadS extensive works We're begun
nu n,,t tn M I've years s''"ivUo N.Y. Mor,n ., pe,'er
nrovon,od ,hn cnncr, ,l im,, ,n, or.';,
earnings prior TO June. Isss hui there were
no losses, and for the past year the profits
are said to have been very satisfactory.
me Piai, aliu 'hhcilinerN oi the soi,iPanN
oo, "a H. .tn,', ,'1 ~ is ,,I,a,
nearly :, mi,lion The works have Neon
running steadily for the past five wears,
and gave employment to about 200 people,
anu their monthly payroll amounted To
tEo,VNs LAST hiEht as tHc eilpioNts leit
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07
sudden Death OF Mrs. r. Miller Trou,

Mrs. Levenia A. Trout, widow Of +.
Miller Trout. of Gap, and eldest daughter
of the late Samuel O'Dare, of Intercourse,
dicd suddenly on Friday last, aged 30 years.
She was visiting her sister at Moore s
station, Delaware county.
Arrangements were made for burial at the
Gap on Monday. The minister was engaged
grave dug and many of her friends were
nj that station waiting for the body when
message was received that the body had
to be buried where she died, as decompo
sition had sct in. The remains will ",
brought to this county and inferred, bJ
the side of hor husband, that being her re
quest, this coming winter.
Mrs. Trout was well known in the east
ern end of the county, where she had many
friends who mourn her death.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-07

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