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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
Warm and sprinR.lika.

PERU
Warm and spring.like.
Various opinions are expressed among
the farmers regarding the prospect for .
good sugar season.
Mrs. O. P. 5imonds hiss 80 far recov
cred from the effects OF her fall down stairs
last December - to be able to oil up par,
Of the time.
There will be an enteatsinmen at the
church next Friday night. to copclude
with humorous sketch entitled "Regu
lar Fix." Admission 10 cents, children 8
cents Proceeds for the stove fund.
Town officers; Moderator, Il l. Batch.
elder. CLERK. o. r. Simonds; Selec,men. |
Il. !. BA,cheider. W. J. Fsr,am. H. J.
Batchelder; Treasurer. q. L. Richardson;
ovenser Of poor. NJ. B. Lyon; Constable. |
Geo. X. Davis: Listers; ". b. Simonds,
NJ. Is. Lyon, W. J. wsIke,; Auditors. NJ |
J. Hspsood. q. X. Davis. Q. ". Whitney;
Grand Juror. G. W. Whitney; Pond Keep
er, !. I. Wymaa; Law Agent, ~ b. Lyon;
member OF County Board Of Educsiion.
II. ]. Ba'chelder. TsIsJ so,
LASpcRovK
Henry Utley, who has been nearly
helpless Tor long time remains about the
same
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Thompson recen,
" visited bis brother. Leonard at Rock
Inshsm.
Il. ID. Garfield Of SArdi1is. N. Y, has
Iast made abort vni, 10 this. bis former
place OF residence.
Samuel Abbot. 10 suffering from bad
lore 90 bis arm. the fire, cause beiag q
,ruise oa one 6nger.
1t 10 on The eve Of town meeting and
ONE changes 10 town officers are an,ici
'sted Al ell events there are some snY. {
Gus ones !
TIE body Of Reuben Lsmp.on. Tor Il
1ef resident vas brought here Tor inter
nsni lsst week. Fuecrsi services were
sld Of The church. Rev r W. Lewis Of. .
cis,ios. I,
Oar msfeLsut is somstimes impo.ed q
poo by frsxss eggs offered Tor sale. The .
Tier day one sss found eth tho hole a
estly psstrd over si,h piec. IL white !,
sP-r lie has placed the egg GU slbibi !.
on ADD ohris rsssrd Of 50 cent? Tor the /
sns OF The person sho sold IT 10 Lisn.
srspIm-ANp
"A. Goury hes ,siarasd In. visis,nr -
- 500 10 Bestos. =
Mrs. . Smith and Mira cssyis H., g
nd are 90 ,ts rich list. 70.
Mise Mirris DasLss has 6ni.Isa Der e.
aeo' 10 Dslby SID returned hons. y
n. :. Nichols has closed lis slssins a
seei ssd proved hiesslf 10 b. 20 .sesi. n
.. isssssr Hn slsss ssds sssIiss. pso :.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-13
DHA THB

SHELLY In Mount Joy. on the 18Th inst
John b. Shelly. In The ia year OF his ags
Notice OF funeral hereafter
sTRAcHAs.-March 18Th, lss9 in tbis ci,y
MIS-. Hannah A strachan, daughter n, ~.
late BENJAMIN and Elisabeth Aishirr. in i6s
18th year of her sge. 'N 'A'
kotice OF funeral hereafter TIA
srYRa-Monday March nth, lss in th,s
city. Horace Diller, eldest son OF GsorQs w
and $. EmalIne styer, IN the l7th wear ef his
aEe.
The relatives and friends OF the family ara
respectfully invited TO attend The iuueraI
iron the residence OF his parents, No ara
Hast King street, on Jhursd y morninx at
1850 o'clock. lniermeat at WOODWARD HiIl
cemttery.
EEHFuss.-In this city, on the 18th inst
maggie Amelia, daughter OF william and
Louisa hehfuss. aged months ana l2 days
ihe relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
IRON the parents residence, No. 2s Ess, Chest.
mt street. on Thursday afternoon 81 O'Clock.
iniermsnt at lions cemetery. 9t1
LEIsLEY.-Match lltb. lss9. In tbis cItv
haniy son OF Ellsworth ana Tracey Is.
Leibiey, aged years. Z months and davs
The relatives ana friends OF The famtiv a,a
respectfully invited to attend the funaIaI
from the residence OF his parents, No ls Ea.,
andrew street. on Thursday Afternoon. st
otl-ck. lnttrment at St. Joseph's cemetsrv
BAKEs March 18th, lsss Ia this civ Thoms.
h.kes. IN the 18th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family ara
respectfully invited 70 attend The funeral.
from The residence OF Ms. T. Reese, No lIo
hAst Chestnut street. on friday afternoon, at
s0t'och- inarmsnt n Lancaster cemetery,
St6
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ANOTakw BURGLARY.
q. 3. uhsstasr's store Battered and Large
Nunbsr Of Oieass stoisa.

.. 3. uhsrsasr's store Battered and Large
Number OF Uisass stoisa.
o. B. Shertzsr, who keeps grocery and
uOt3on store at 1853 West King Atyeet, is the
iaGsst victim Of burglars, by whom his store
.Woe entered late last night or early this
moeuing. Mr.. bhertzsr WAS Ia the store
until Q O'Clock last evening and when he
went away everything wss oil right Mr..
0hertzsr docs not live In the store, but In
~ rear 10 Q kitchen, which was used this
winter SoI rethlog oysters. Between this
md the store room proper there is an entry.
This morning when the proprietor came to
ne store he found both shutters Of the
hitchsn open, having been forced with
oomo kind OF tool. After getting In tho
I thieves went up stairs and into . front
room, whore Mr.. Bhertzsr had . large lot
olgaSs, having formerly carried on manu-.
I assuring. The burglars stole 3, $50 OF these
= boxes OF SO ssch. 1t Ia supposed that
ahsy carried them OIL In sackr, several OF
bag containing thirteen boxes was found
lying on the door. On the ground In the
lot In the rear OF the store a number OF
BIKES we're fund. Btsi les the cigars, two
hams. . lot Of hosiery, sone sugar, or q
pounds OF tobacco and other goods were
taken. Behind the counter was between
~ and IS in box, whioh was realized from
the sale Of certain kind Of tes and which
wss kept together by Mr.. Sherizsr. This
wss carried OIL. 1t is supposed that at least
two men we're engaged In the burglary, as
II was difficult TO carry OF so many cigars
Mr.. sherizsr has been very unfortunate az
Il has been but couple OF years since bis
store was robbed Of Q largo quantity of
goods before.
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ORPHANS' COURT SALEOF VALU.
. ABLE CITY REAL ESTATE

~ ABLE CITY Real ESTATE.
On THukspAY EvESINa, MARCH "A 1889
Court ci eounty. the folio sins sssi
esta'e will be sold ut public sale, at the Ieop.
ara n The 2. ot or piece
ground, located on the north side OF Asst
Orange street, between Lime ana shtppen: on
W nich Is erected a three-stoIy Brick ID yelling.
with Marble front, ana a two-story bIicE
bsckbuilding attached. with AL modern i'm.
prcvemsnts, known as NO, 2S7 East Orange
Purpsrt No. q all that csrtain lot or piece Of
g,oubd. located on tho south side OF kast
strssts, on which is erected two.story brick
building. with u two:story brick building at.
being known as No. sie East Msrion suesI.
Purpart NO 8. all that certsi a lot I piece OF
ON SseS /. sas f
story brick dwelling attached. with q two,
story brick back building. known as No 100
Pnrpart No 1, ali that certsin tract or three
lots OF ground. locatedon the northeast cor.
ing in front on north side of East Chestnut
street sixty-sfx feet eight inches t56 feet
inehesl. s1d extending that same width ninety
1907 fest, to 4 tan .fe@r alley, being know a.
lots Nts l57. l5s and l59. OF the Chestnut street
plan OF lancaster, Pa
Of ground. loc II d on the southeast corner OF
fulton and Fianklia streets. containing In
trout on ths south eide OF tast Fulton street
eighty one fee tand six Inch . Isl feet tnches).
aud extending that same width south ninety
lso) feet to ten feet alley. the same being
knowa as lots Nos lst, IFS, ls2 ana two-thirds
of lot No. Isl OF the Shestnut street plan OF
Lancaster,
Parties desiring 10 view any OF the proper
ties De fore the day of sale will plea 20 call
1 Il Ryan, No. % East Orange street, or n. B.
Dinen0augh. n o. S05 sast chs IS tnut street
sale TO commence at O'Clock p. M, on SAID
days, when condiu viii be made known
by the undersigned
DAkIEL W. DIFFESBAUGH,
fBAkk 3. plsFkkBAUSH,
Eyeoutors Of Peer Dtnsabaush. deceased.
u 2, Rows, Aucuoueer, UaI95td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-13
som sthing Worth RssdiDR.

"A Tin Roof" ~ the title OF little boo X
Just issued by Aessrs. Merchant 4 Co, 6l7
hieh suest, hiadelphis. 1hs purpose OF the
publication 80 TO supply to builders, arobitsc, :
ana the general public some exact intorma,
tion as to the beat methods OF onttructing q
tin roof and as 10 the right materials 10 be
used TO secure satisfactory and permanent re-
suits. We especially recommend the book.
which Is Intended for gratuitous dis ibutlop
u NIL o"rors. They are very apt to trust
the matt OF roonng wholly 70 builders an a
they usually know really very little about the
character of the tin used or the excelIsuc ce or
III, deie'uveness OF the Job. This pamphlet
will htlp them TO protect their Interests. 1,
Is very explicit, perfectly comprehensive.
ana We think wholly Trustworthy. tits quite
profuseiy illustrated ana the cuts Indicate
procs s'es OF applying tin roofing which in
sure eIcelieuce.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-13

Michael Sullivan, . sailor from the
United Sta,os man-of.war Adams, arrived
In New York on Tuesday. He came over.
lind from San Francisco, leaving Samoa
Sullivan said, were very fond OF Amefi
cans, and almost to q man were In favor OF
Yankee rule. An instance of the native
feeling was illustrated during tho stay oi
the American and German veasslA The
Adams had scarcely come TO anchor when
Chief Hasse, accom- panied by his daughter
tho champion dancer of the island - snd
twenty female and nity male natives,
boarded the man OF war and danced and
sapg for the amusement Of the ssilors. An
Invitation tom tho Ebef's commander to
do iikewlseDn the German vessel, Suili.
van said, met with lat refusal, the chisi
saying that he would not recognize the
German Tag.
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An Attemptsd Burels,y.

Burglsrs attempted 10 get into The hous o
OF Adam Hook, on Prince street, near the
upper Reading railroad station, al an early
hour on Tuesday morning. Mr.. Hook was
sway from home and his vile and her
snosAes we're alona Mrs. Hook wsa
awakened BY noise st the rear door OF the
house down stairs /; she went to the
window and upon looking out saw
two men who seemed to be trying to
open the door. ShO yelled TO them to 90!
away from the door, - they we're bsing
watched, one OF them cody told her to keep
her mouth shut. Mrs. Hook then began
screaming, and this not only awakened the
nslshbors, but frightened OF the bug lara
NothinH was taken from the house,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-13
pEAra IN rsE LEorK,C SPARK.
escoessisl Experiments IN the New Method
OF Execution.

0ocoessfal Experiments IN the New Method
OF Execution.
Final experiments were made ON Tue s1sv
~ she New York state sutborit . To satisfy
tho nselyes ~ 70 the best means OF executing
condemned criminals by electricity, The
0fot animal to lesvs his troubles behind
HIN was . small white eur weighing n
po0nda Oas OF the wires was wrspped
0vog some cotton waste saturated win
Uoeag, on hts rigst front leg aud the Diner
ee1oohod iu the same way to his left hind
toGs The Alternating current al 200 volta
pgonsuSe was applied Tor ten seconds, snd
~ animal died painiessiy withou, noise q
A1geggla
1kS sscond was black nougrel Nav.
1e1n1land q weighing s7E pounos. Conuec
t1D1D we're made upon the middle OF his
sWoAood With me.aliie plate covered win
- end upoa his right hind leg Eight
1.1D1Tsd waits of alternating current Tor
0ooooa seconds killed him Instantly. TIE
ooAg dogs, Weighing 60 and So pounds,
yogo KILLED la tbs same way with the
tlnsostipg current si 500 and 700 volts for
~ oso10dA
vens calves, approx imsiely the weight
- = mens were killed In the ssms way ct
~ volss pressure for contacts of from Is
A0 ooc0nda An $50 pound horse then
- ~ sitssnsting current In the same
~ - - Loco vol pressure for Is seconds,
~ 41p4 instantly. In svssy case death
q mee7tonfous snd without sound OF
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rhey Were r., log 10 U,ael : s,ore.

Last night thieves attempted TO break into
the general store OF George II. Triple, at
Sale Hsrbor. Night Wsichmsn Henry
HamWtr was making his rounds whs
~ discovered ive mon standing In front of
TIE stora He thought they were acting
sosp:olously and when he called TO them
they ned. He fred his revolver at them
but Il II not believed that the shot took Of.
1oee An examination OF the door wss
then made and It WAS found to be full OF
marks such ~ are made by chisel. Iu a
short time longer they would have had the
door open. Mr.. Triple lives some dis.
lanee from the store sad he did not hear the
b1rRlsrs. Neither did two clerks, who
Ronn oaleep 10 the second q DOR of the a q ,
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OrOsa Suits

Before Alderman hslbaoh, John Wall
has brought suit for assault aud battery
against Theodore Ginger, and Ginger has
brought similar charge against Wsll
before Alderman Hershey. 1t appears tha,
the men were out together yesterday aud
had row which resulted In the suits
ClingeI's head looks % though o wagon
ran over him. Both though they could do
well by bringing suits.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-13

HBw Yoaa, March IL II p. m.-40ney closed
at 9<o3 por cent; Exchange steady; posted
% DAYS ana ~ 1904 ss< for demand uov.
ernments steady, currency So q 20 BID -
coupon. q sax s,['s 40. q OK no.
The stock market this morning Cpened
steldy but soon weakened on selling Of the
Gould stocss. Prices went gradually lower
throughout the morning. and at noon were k
10 IN p,r cont below he closing Of yesterday.
Sat. Paul A. about the only exception. That
stock was nrmly held ana Its price fu'l 2 main
tanned. since II O'Clock the market has bsen
duil and featurclcss.
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wanted In bradford County.

James Bennett, chief Of police OF Athens,
Bradford county, came TO Lancaster to-day
q search Of Charles Penny, who IL wanted
10 thss town for false pretenss 1t seems
thas Penny bought house foi which he
rave . note snd stated that be vss worth
D. 900 He wss found afterwards to bs
worth nothing, and he LETT tina. part Of the
otate some time ago. Bennett iu,or
Oonstable Eioholtz upon his arrival te,o Of
~ esrsud, and that officer soon al Penny
lader arrest He WAS turned over to
osanstt, who Started back with LIN this
oloeYnoon.
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|EW COUNCIL MEETS


VI
oonbsA, Msech iS-Ths nrst regular
~ g ~ new council was held Last
nR Al nombees present
Eue5y reported balance OF ell67
66nog0l fund and e456. l6 in the aink.
y - sommsstss reported that they
noommunicatio with several parties
11eo11ag n electric fire alarm for the
~ ho0oo tokof.
sJ. n. Little was elected clock windsr
~ So4r.
~ faooes q the Columbia iron oem-
~ VIII b n0einsd 10 meet the highway
11mllseo on Thursday at $50 p. m. to
Em1no tho proposed new sewer.
zz - hlehWuy committee were Instructed
4Ieooood IN the opening OF Second street
oe1lng 70 the plans, Immediately upon
~ ouoeusn Of the regulator.
a 3no nx rate for 1889 was nxed at the rate
II ~ nills; ave mills for general purposes,
III mill for sinking fund.
H 1ho secretary was instructed to make out
- NJ duplicate for 1889, st . compenss.
80 e cas-
81 1hs rents Of mafket stalls will remain at
- oams rato % last year and will be sold
~ Narch So.h.
y A order was granted for sli9 for
!~1neelled couponh Bills amounting to
~ " Wsre ordered TO be paid.
Drshemsa Injured.
5ossph Trego, brakeman on shifting
onetne 500, Of the p. r. r., had the index
0nger Of his LEFT hand mashed yesterday
o3lsenoon while coupling cars.
Psesr Mowery, brakeman on local freight
11ain Of the X. & G. railroad, met With
sVoxy se.sous r. ,nr,v Yesterday ct Rothsville.
1e wss carrying csse Of tobacco from the
- 10 q warehouse, when he slipped and
loil, and the case fell on him. His jawbona
nnd nose were broken, and he was also
Djufed Internally.
Uhasies W. Stevenson, president OF ccun.
~ eutsrtsinsd the members OF that body
- Warreo's restaurant last night A tiae
! hanqust was prepared.
Onarlsa w. Johnston hss accepted q
e,eskship in the First National bank.
Joha Wssley wss sued by Harry findlsy
~ assault and battery.
TAe shirt factory hss commenced opera
1 o1ons In . building adjoining loune'i
oeow0sy. Nine machines are running and
~ operatives learning the trade.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-13

We HAvR IN STOCK a nne line OF etched
folders ana illuminated cards. especially
adapted for Opening Cards, Announcements, 8,
Bills OF Fare, Menus for private dinners, Book
Covers, Orders OF Dance. Programmes, and
The ike, which will he printed at lie isonabie
rates, AS cur facilities for turning out 6ne
printing ale equalled by few houses. Give us
u call,
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MARKETS.


CHtuAso, March H. spA m.-Markss opened:
Wheat-nsrch, ssxc; Nay VIZ, june
0crn.kSics sake nay. ses June, s,xc |,
OsssSasrch. 9g.c May. asxc June, ss,kc.
Pork-Mareb, -NaGs; May. I'll 90; Jane.
ol2 63k July, ol265
LerS.nsrck, .sSs7ki Nay. Go,k; June.
short EiDs-nsy. % Is; June. % 70 July.
&C a..
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lnna WeAt

Master Horace Inman, son Of Wm. Ii
lnmsn, started st 2 p. N. for Youngstown
Ohio, where he Will reside until next fall,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-13

TOBACCO Buyers Contract Books, Receipt
fooks. sample Tags. Ac., printed NJ the INTEL.
LiaENosR once NJ short notice Price, reR-
sonable. Work nrst-class feb,tfd
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eaE oouRs ROUSE oONoKRr.
Racsllsus Vocal aaa lssssunsssai mssic o
TusedAy Rvsnlsg.

8HcslBsns Vocal saa Instrumental alssic On
Tuesday nvsnlsg.
About 1our hundred psop!e occupied the
main room Of the court house On Tussdsy
evening, the sssfscsion bong Mr. Fnnk A.
echndlef's concert Nj. 6choe dief appeared
on the platform afew minutes after O'Clock,
ana after announcing . rearrangement OF
the printed programme and alluding 10 the
compositions, the young pianist began the
evening OF melody. He II resident OF
this city and perfected his knowledge OF
music q the famous Conservatory .. Le'p'
Die, 6ei many. The audience reWaroeo nis
enorts by applaudins eecn number, ana 70
encores no was compelled 70 respond. INC
productiors Of the bess masters were very
vividly interpreted ~ the young muscisn.
Inc VOCAL part OF TING conceTs csnnos 10
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FAHNESTOCKS.
Nos. 80 and 81 East King Street. Lancaster Pa
Nsw ADvER rIsEHFNTs.

OtCss IuOu80 SucCebat0liy uo00 one hundred
iaotory Job. as faif prios. matfG'
AsTRIcH BROS.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
Wonderful Bargains in Black
Silk Dress Laces.
Spanish Silk Laces. As inches
wide, at 81 a yard; regular price
$3.50.
Warranted Pure Silk at
STAG, regular price $1.S7; at
$I.48. regular price s..
These are all Spanish Gui.
pure Laces, and are the great
est bargains ever offered in
Spanish Dress Laces.
Special prices on Black Silk
Chantilly Laces, 20 inches wide,
at $I.2s, regular price $I.62 a
yard; $I,4S, regular price $I.75
a yard; $l.69, regular price So
a yard; $I.98, regular price
$3.50 a yard; $3.50, regular
price So.
These prices are selling out
fast, and we would advise you
to buy them, as you will see
such bargains again.
We are also showing the fin
est line Of Cream Oriental
Laces ever brought to this city.
We are selling laces at 10 to
I5c a yard, which never sell at
less than I8 to 25c.
Come in and look at them.
Our 7 and Ioc Torchon Laces
are sold at 10 and 15c else
where, but they are selling out
fast, and you will never see
them at such prices again.
Our line Of finer Torchon
Edgings at 8, IL, IS and 2oc a
yard, is the best we ever had.
A few more strips Of those
cheap Hamburg Edges, at S
and Ioc yard.
II you want any you will have
to come soon.
We are selling again to NOR
row. I2 yards Torchon laces
for &c.
IL yds Torchon Laces at Sc.
IL yds Torchon Laces at 1oc.
IL yds Torchon Laces at I2c.
IL yds Torchon Laces at I5c,
warranted pure linen.
One lot OF 10 pieces of az
inch fine Swiss Embroidery we
are offering at 25c yard; regu-
lar price soc.
WILL REMOVE
On or About April IsT
TO OUR
NEW BUILDING.
Nos. lis AND II7
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
ASTRICH BROS.
UNOR PRATT q CADY ABksTOS DISC
y Valves, jenkins Vslvss. brass Globe
Valves. Brass Gate SAve.. Iron Body Globe
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DACKINGS, AS FOLLOWS: DIRIGO,
i for steam And Hydraulio Packing. Asbest
Ing. Asbestos MIL Board. Asbestos Cement.
Asbestos sheAthing. 1um Psching, Gum
Kings for Water Gauges, PIumbago PackirG,
Reeds Patent Asbestos, Lined Sectional PipO
Cover. At JOHN BESl'5, Si3 kast Fulton.st.
m3tfd
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UNOR PRATT q CADY ABKsTOs DISC
II Valves. jenkins Valves. Bpsss Globe Globe
waves, Lever satisfy Valves, Pop sAfety
Valves. Ar ysiyee, kadiAtor vslvess Pfatts
6Wtnaiag cheek Valves. Braas Check Valves,
tooe VSlvo0, A1gie valvsa, call - JOIN
49, ~ tast Sultoa seseet us4se
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0eAan ana ssovsnOnA
Furnished BY 8. X. Yundt, Broker.
CaIUAoo, Mar. Is, Loo O'Clock p. m.
wheat. Corn. Data. Pork, Lard.
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= SMITH SHOP. with dwelling house. at
Greenland Mills In East Lampeter township,
from ana after the Let Of April next Enquire
t4s North Duke Street, Lancaster.
mar20&Wtf
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-02
Toys of tho Euture.

If half of what the inventory of the
photograph claim for it comes true,
the children of the near future are go
ing to have some wonderful toys. In
ventors are now at work ON q long
list of nursery wonders, in all Of which
the new mechanism is tc be the main
feature. The photographic doll will
talk. laugh, cry and sing like a hui
man being. Noah's ark will contain
a drove of neighing, braying, roaring,
lowing, barking, mewing, missing,
cackling creatures that will rival a
menagerie The song notea of fine
singing birds have been preserved on
metal slips and the results combined,
so that one may have papier mache
canary which will require no atten-
ton and will sing with many times
the volume, and at many times
the length, of any bird that ever lived.
Mothers, too, have the promise of a
photographic cradle, at the head of
which the wonderful mechanism is
placed that will sing sweet lullabies
by the hour to the fretful infant,
soothing it and its tired parent to
sleep at tho same time.-New York
Tribune