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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-25

STANLEY is coming out of the Afri-
can darkness in good style. 1t is hoped
he will not require people to pronounce
many names like Mpwapwa.
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Lots of Fun.
Anoka Union

Afioka Uuion.
1t is now reported that Senator Davis
and Gov. Merriam have joined forces,
and propose to gobble all the loaves and
fishes. If this be tue, lots of fun in
political circles is inevitable.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-25

Granite Falls Tribune.
Now that it is decided to have car
nival, perhaps st. Pauites might sue
coed In getting rates from railroads of
one cent per mile, which would insure
a good attendance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-25

THE painful fact cannot be kept from
the public longer that HARRIET BEECH
Err STOWE is hopelessly demented and
will not long survive.
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The w. T.. Banning Publishing house

issues pamphlet from the pen of Maj.
Mcclellan reviewing Gen. Sheridan's
memoirs in the same critical and caus-
tic style with which the major reviewed
the Grant memoirs. 1t is publication
that will probably be more useful than
popular. The masses do not like TO
have their idols criticised, but the future
historians will place a high value on
Maj. McClellan's pamphlet.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-25

Strikes have even spread to Egypt.
The Cairo cigarette-niatserS are the first
TO Introduce this Western system into
the land of the Pharaohs, having struck
against some extra strict regulations en-
forced by their employers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-25

THERE was intimatiOn yesterday by
the weather powers that the carnival
dates will be recognized.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-25

Rejected communications cannot be pre-
served. Address all letters and kilograms 10
TuE GLOBE. ST Paul, Mlnn-
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TIKI " EEKLY-( DAILY - Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday.l Al,
iyr in advance. 81 co Is mos. in adv -Sz w
:monihs, in advance....S W.
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,day. Wednesday

SUNDAY ALONE.
1vryu advance 81 90 mos. in adv -9oc
Z m. in advance l 90 / mo. in adv......ZOc
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DAuY AND SUNDAY

DAILY AND SUNDAY. N
yrin advanceSlO 90 mos. IN adv. - 9o
a n. in advance . 90 ! 3 weeks in adv. w
one month ..... Soc.
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WEEKLY ST. PAUL eLoBE.
One Year 81 Six No. 65e Three No. soc
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calculated to discourage the managers
in their cUrrupting political debaueh-
cry.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-25

Hon. BUDD REEVE to-day continues
his remarks to his fellow farmers in
North Dakota. They will find that he
makes his ideas quite plain, and uses
language that is not the speech of diplo-
macy. They will take note that. if he
were an ambitious politician seeking
Office, he would follow the course of a
good many other men who were Demo-
Gratis before they went to North Dakota.
He evidently gives the honest conelu-
siOns of careful observation and close
study of economic principles. Those
whose interests are similar to his will
do well 10 test his ideas.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-25

Eastern fGyertising Office. Room 20
Tribune 6uiiGing. New York.
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BOOK REVIEWS.

swift and Hamor OF the Age" is the
title of very attractive book in appear
ance, and interesting as to its contents,
issued by the publishing house of
George s. Cline. corner of Eighth and
Jackson, and sold only by subscription.
1t is an encyclopedia of fun, being con-
densation of the best humor of the age,
edited by the celebrated quintette of
American humorists, Mark Twain. Josh
Billings, Bob Burdette, Alexander
Sweet and Eli Perkins, with an intro
ductOry essay by the latter on the phi
losophy of wit and humor. A pleasing
feature of the book is the judcious
classification of the subjects. For IL
stance. satire and ridicule come under
one heading. clerical wit and humor
under another, anecdotes about law
yers and doctols under another. politics,
pathOs, men, women. ,hildren, love
stories, military anecdotes, all come
under separate subdivisions. The close
relation of wit and humOr to religion,
health and happiness, has been adj
mitted by serious thinkers, so that those
who wish to keep their piety and diges-
ton in good repair need a copy of this
book.
Letters From HELP is the startling
title of publication from the house of
Hunter q Beach. 81 West Thirteenth
street. New York. 1t is the English
translation of a book written by Ger
man author about eighteen years ago,
which created sensation at the time,
but dropped out of print. 1t follows the
orthodox view of eternal punishment.
1t is written in the spirit of romance
and embOdieS the confessions of an ac-
complished society man who is supposed
to be reaping in the hereafter the har-
vest resulting from the work of sowing
in fields of pleasure and Self-indulgence.
1t is a succession of weird and thrilling
recitaiS and gives very close analysis
OF human purpose and action.
"The Arena" is the name of a new
magazine published in Boston and ed
tied by B. o. Flower. The initial num-
Der has just been issued, aud contains a
discussion of the lively issues of the
day by such eminent writers as 0. b.
FrOthingham, Adirondack" Murray,
Prof. Buchanan, Rev. MinOt j. Savage,
Rabbi SCHNEIDER. n. p. Gilman, Helen
Campbell and others of equal celebrity.
Next months number will contain arti-
cles from the pens of Col. IngerSull.
Henry George and Dion Boucicault.
The new venture in the field of Ihaga-
zine work promises to equal the popular
reviews Of the day in general excellence
aud the style of its Typography.
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ST. PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DAILY (Nor INCLUDING sunday M
VT in advance. s. 90 3m. in advances ~ ~
1,m. in ADVANCE 4 90 ] u weeks in adv. %
One month TOO.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-25
local FORECAST.
STATE PROBLEMS.

For ST. Paul and vicinity; Fair weather;
slightly colder.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-25

ONE of the Republican CO ngressmen
from New Hampshire, in recent din
Der speech, attempted to refute the re-
ports of the decadence of agriculture In
his state by showing that the census
fl nds an increase of the number of
farms. This is true, but it is found to
be due to the fact that in the vicinity of
cities the farms are cut up into market
garden plants called farms, and there
is also an increase of large tracts held by
single person, The cOmmon-sized
farms are disappearing. and agricultur-
al prosperity is becoming thing of the
past. This is shown by the reports OF
the investigating committee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-25

own selection, regardless of call
party nominations, and any obstacles
thrown in the way of his doing this
would be unjust and manifestly wrong.
Under the Missouri act there does not
seem TO be any way for new party to
get its candidates on the ticket. This
Is, however, defect that can easily be
remedied. There are no difficulties
that touch the material feature of
the system. That is all right. 1t Sc
cures the voter in an opportunity to
vote without dictation or supervision.
This is of no concern to the majority. but
gives the weak brothers chance to
vote their own minds if they have any.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
a snownD nrs akArfruDs
NJ RsbSsns Ne FAaalS We DsArssaasd
MIN Whsn - naa Ne 0sasy.

NJ nsboana ne Fnma1e WE DsAsssaed
MIN WAsn - ma Ne 0sasy.
o, n CiGk, Who claimod Piftsburg 90
hIs home came 10 this city . week 0go,
Without money. He wss bssrisudsd By
william Havsroamp, who kesps The rss-
tourant under the Y. u. o. A., ana
showed his gratitude By fobblng the
ihmily who he'd aided HIN. He called q
tho restaurans about week ego end repre-.
sentsd Aimsolf - having rich rolativeo In
Pittsburg, bat that he was temporarily IN
qf1Dightsned ciscumstanoso. Havorcomp
6vo him his meals g the roatsufans ana
lodging % his homo On Beaver street. He
was good talker and 20 completely gained
the oonndeuce Of Mr.. Aavercamp and his
famiiy that he Was locked upon - one Of
thomselveA
On Monday morning hs dld not gss up
at his usual hour end MA Havesoamp did
mot desire 10 disturb him. Al Q O'Clock she
concluded 70 - what kepe him IN bed and
she went 10 his room. The stronger wes
mot In the room. This made her suspioious
and she made "a exsminatjoa OF her
property 70 - II anything We missine.
Hsr search developed that TIE agreoablo
stranger was thief, and that ho he'd taken
with him go gold piece and number Of
other articles. This gold piece Mn. Havsr.
camp had resolved SO Christmas present
from her son, snd u wss In . Tin boz,
which was wrapped In . shawl Clark
took the shawl, box sud money, and In
sddItion uudercloehlpg and white shirt
He also broke open the ssvings bank Of one
Of The children and took from Il oil the
money, about a,
He II described ~ being IS years old, 6
test II inches In height, dark complexion,
hss dark hair mixed, brown moustacha
Part oiindex Huger of the left hand 10 OIL
The tholt wAs net reported 70 tho chief OF
police until late In the dayand hstsisgraphed
. description OF the thief 10 oil the neigh.
boring cities and Pittsburg, but up 10 noon
10 day hs has not been arrested.
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unisags rrsasss narrsa

CaIoAso. Feb. ~, a:SO .. m.-MArket openea:
Wheat Feb. u Olk; Aarch,el o.; Aay,eltGx
june, q OA.
Vorn.reb.. ssxc; Mar. S<o May. sslc
June, $50.
Oats-tsb. atXei Nay. 27,<c juno. s7c.
Pork-reb, Gil 90; May, Gil h7k.
IArd=Feb. % s7,<; March. ees7K; May, u n
sSors Rims. veb.. % 21x March.s 90; May.
C IL; june. 20 10.
CLOSING.
Wheat-rtb, ei 06J<, Mar. d Of May, n cox;
juno, o C5s.
Corn Feb. 94ko March. aikc; May. Ssefc
juno, Skc.
Oats. FEB. 2oo; March. 15c 4; May. 27,<c
Pork-feb.. sit 20 March. Oil 80, May.
LArd.Ssb. 0ses; March. &c o,; May. u 77ki
U ON; June, % l2k.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
O1A 1.AA

lioHTs IA Near soudeIs ourg. ON tba Ilth
,as. Oh Joel l.. iightner. In the osth ye ar OF
Tbs relatives and friends of the family are
IespecIoIiy invited 10 attend the funeral,
from his iate residence, n ar eoude, sbnrg on
1hursdsy afternoon u. Q O'Clock. Services M
All saints church. Paradise.
bRowH. In this city. on February Q. Danis,
=. brown. In the ~ b year OF his ago.
ans islsuves ana Iiisnds OF tho family. also
Lodge OF odd Fellows, ana the Postr m ce Nm.
pioyes. are respectfully invited q attend the
funeral, from his late residence. No. s3i North
Queen street. ON Wednesday sftsrpoon At
O'Clock services ~ Grace Luthe ran church
sntsruent ~ Lanesster csmstssy. 2ld
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uOW HOrR 0oOons.

Snw Yoxx. Feb. l9 p. m.-Money oios sa
at 2k Per cant; kxchange steady; posted
rates. ~ s6k0< 30; actual rates o. s8a
tseN for 60 Gays ana u ssxo% ssk for demand ,
Governments closed quiet currency Sc
BID.
The stock market this morning opened arm
NJ unchanged prices, but after the first few
dealings there was considerable selling to re.
aiize. which. together with . renewal of the
selling In Quincy caused prices to decline al.
most tuninteirnptedly throughout the morn.
ing. Pullman Palace Car made some wide
fluctuations. II opened Al e05k, ana there
being no support for the moment, II dropped
TO lss. but quickly recovered TO e0s. At this
writing the generu marke: 10 quiet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
Abused Hls VILE,

Late on Monday afternoon telephone
nase was received at the station house
|pquesting The police officers TO be on the
paout for Joseph Stark, OF Lsncsster
unahin who had cut hts wiie's throat
- len his home to come to this city. He
- arrested on North Queen street by
ncef Ola. and locked up In the ststion
- The rumor wss exaggerated, - was
Qkned when Mis- Stark came TO the city
- nsds complaint sgainst him before
9srmsu Deem. She charged him with
9unkeaness and dinordsriy conduct,
1ultand battery ana with threaiening to
- hef threat Stark was released TO day
- hi.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12


Among the applicants for marriage IL
oenses yesterday at the court OF common
pleas was . man who described himself -
40 years Of age, white, widower and .
resident OF Baltimore city. When asksd
the name Of the lady hs intended 70 marry
oil the Information he could give the cierk
was that her nrst name was Aena Her
first name IL Mspa," he said, "but
don't know what her lest name
H. Ho departed aiter being In.
formed that IL was absolutely necee-
ssry the lsdy's full name should be given.
In about an hour he returned and stated
that Miss hena -. aged %, was the name
OF the lady he had seleo.sd Of oil the women
In the world 70 share bis fortunes. On this
reformation the license was issued.
Another curious applicant for . marriage
license wAa oolorod man Of about 28 years.
Being asked his sge he replied, "Ninety.
three yeara" "Wbat 10 the age OF the lady
you intend 10 marryf" asked the startled
clerk. "Sho's about ninety.two years."
said the applicant. Az the mans appssr.
suoe did mot bear out his assertion the clerk
divided both sgea by four and issued .
licoue0 accordingly.
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city mi s11.s. Sos = supsrdns, q socs IS
wheat irregular No. 4 ked. State, q 60
No. . DO; $40 Ne : Rsd. ,winter. Feb. 9,xc
March, 96Hc Nay. tl o. June. 9y[o receipts
mono sbipnienta, nome
. CSrn sssaay ~ AM Mi1s1 1s c,,n; s,xc vss go
Usn steidy; Mol white state, seke'; Noq
90, s0kc, No. Mixed, req. SOKs Har. sic
Nay, sgfc reoeiptss 1900; shipmsnts. 90.
barley nominal No. Canada, soos,o.
Fork 0ull Moss, 0l3 O0i8 . for new mess.
LAD dull Mar "a 10 Apru, "a o.
nolassts Quieti New Orleans. S0loc.
Iurpenttne STEADY q t1Nc.
ROsfn dull ~ q Olk0l OK
netroleum quiet koAned IN bbls, q 10.
Ireiahts dull grain 70 Lon don, tXd
Buttar QuiotS Weatern Creamery, 2ao.
Cheese quiet Ohio n It. lO0liko.
n9Gs steady etata ls)<c, western. 1sxc.
tea. 7c; Mould A., ~.
Mica nominal.
TAllow steady; prime city. t-l6 9sskc.
Conee nrm tAar Cax9oees for ikio. i5exo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
Two sAioo. men Proc, cu,eo,

z rfnk Doman has made complain, again 3,
anss 1arT and David Pon,z for robbery
- The person. These defendants keep q
loon IN the basement OF the Edison Light
npapy building In Centre Square. Mr..
anan alleges tLst be was in this place on
nosy and while he was ssleep on chair
ooe parties robbed him Of his money. In
e1aaon 10 the charge Of robbery these
80 were complained against for vioIst.
y ehe liquor law BY selling en- Sunday
- without license Bail Was entered for
bonktng betore Alderman Hslbech,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
A. the Op,rn Hou.s

1Aers wss . big crowd clainoring for
niAsion at the opera house Last evening,
nxious to - the performance booked for
- eveniss, "Dot, or the AvenRer."
oge the curtain wss lifted the gallery
pneked. The lower part OF the house
- comiostahly filed.
- baudley appeared So Dot, wild
q the mountain, aud her perform
greatly pleased. The supporting COM
ny y not stIorR. TIE Russian wolf dogs
~ them are fi0e animals.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

CHICAGO Feb. u,-Cattle - Receipts, ~. 600 ,
shipments 4 0O1 mArhet strong; beeyoa
choios toextra beeves, ~ 2l6i 80 steers, g COO
70; stockers ana feeders eliO0st0; cows, bulls
ana mixed. O AO02 - Texans steer, t3 COOS So
H0gs-keceipts, 10000 head shipments
$500, market lower; mixed. q bs0s 77k
heavy. NtteA 7S light, q GOA %; skips. o. u
sheep keoeipta. $40 head; shipmsnss,
i;eooJ narket n,m natives. - 0ooe 10
o. 000t Is iambs, o. t016 90.
kAsT IInnarY. - CAtue - kcaipts. 1900
ehipmen0. 1909; market Inactive and nrm ut
last weeks prices cars OF cattle shipred m
New YOrk today.
Hogs = Receipts. 1870 head shinnents
Gf0 market fair PhiiRdelphiRs, q y as OO ;
pigs and Yorkers, . 1905 10, no cars OF hoss
shipped TO New York to-day.
sheep. .heeeipts. Too; shipments, 600
market nrm ut last weeks prices
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fhs nogus Cheek Man.

= man anawsring the description Of the
~ Jsfffies" who % successfully passed
'eeGus ehscks bsre on Monday, was seen
Aosing the aftsrnoon at the Pennsylvania
l1lrcad station and also at the King street
.elneiou. After his operations here he went
- Bohrersscwn to Join . female travelling
:Gempaniou. He cane back TO Lancaster
,aooompenied BY the women and wont north
- Ne RsadiDg 4 Columbia railroad on the
- tsuan. Al The Psnnsylvsnia railroad he
1ooo inquiries Of the towns about here and
- lying on the road to Reading. Chief
melis has telegraphed 10 the Reading
1ehosjties TO bo on the lookout for the
Ernindlsr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

David Cunningham, Of Paradise town.
ship, this morning called q the house Of
Joel L. L'ghtney, whose Nudden death 10
noted In another column, and while 1t the
house was stricken with spoplexy. He
was removed TO his homo and 10 In criti-
cal condition. Mr.. Cunningham 10 the
father Of VIM Cunningham, Penney lvsnia
railroad ticket agent In this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
61rD BY A noB.


UmnaA, Feb. IA vary diseroCeful
6&un Wiiaessea ~ evening. CHARLES
= voil knoWn Iron Woskes, hes been
0o = - uupquehasna rolling mill
- IN rolls Sur tho past year and
roVooD - that time he bed been
g = - Uola0bia rolling mill Mr.
1k u1naeee Of The later mill, invited
~ = sssaeee their employ end he con.
1 - % ~ giving 10 days notice q
UGoqUohanna mill That he would oeese
~ lost svsning Edward Brady, mill
n1naoaAeuL toll Evans thas he was
~ bas - would hsve 70 dismiss
Evnns Ooarsod fce hi homo and wno
Uoa ~ shout atty men end boya The
n salloa him .. Blsck sheep"
rA = "a, end even wsnt % far ~ 10
~ nan. Evons Was struck on tie
1t6g with . Stone, receiving . painful
- Tho afFAir he's created considefa-
on1k ond % haa been generally de-
nnGo1 - IN outsagA
meeting Of the people interested In the
b 0etosy was held lsst night and was
1ly stseaded; $500 has bssn sub
- ana q mseeing viii be held on
1W evening for organiEstion. AsssrA
- Given, r. A. Bennett. A. y. Ysrgey
10 Il 0fsyblll were appointed . com.
80 - oolsct Q board Of directors and
nne tho LET as the next meeting for
opvnl.
- First ward Republicans last night
mlnnasd the following tickss: judge
n1oa Wiks; inspector, J. Harry Hook !;
ooell, John D. Forty school board, w.
EAiS; assssoor, James A. Allison /;
InoAhle, 6amusl AoSrison couieress, Il.
Drunss, Hiram Wilson, Henry 3.
In1sh; instructed fox 9. Il. BOYD, tax
1nosoor, and .. p. Wayne. chief burgssa
AxAe Dsmocratic conierees held Q meeting.
DD night and selected the following Dor.
- ticket Tax collector, A. q. 0uiles
11e buEgesA kdwsrd Bistner high con-
GA yossph Brown suditor, 81. M. Sam
3 - large and enjoyable ps rsy was given
- evsnins By the Misses Parry, st the
1eaee Of E, X. Smith. ct Fairview.
- lunssal services Of A. F. Calhoun,
~ - hsld ca Wednesday evening st his
- ho0A The remains will b taken 70
nwood On Thursday morning for inter.
-
Uovoe Bennett had the thumb OF bis left
n4 badly msshsd yestsrdsy afternoon
&1lo working at the round house.
1oxy Stevenson, daughter Of q. w.
1Dvoosoo, oelsbrated her 1llh birthday
- Night BY having . party.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
A Fireman scsids d.

An accident happened a No. cotton
mill this morning In which Joseph ].
Ryan, the fireman, wss badly scaidod. Tho
accident hsppsned through the giving out
Of tho main steam pipe. Steam filled the
mill and streets In the viclaity and for
little while there was great excitement
Tho repairs 70 the steam pipe neoessitated
the stoppsge OF the mill this afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

Nudys Case G0es 10 suprems Court.
A writ OF error was taken by M. Brosius,
b. Frank Eshlomsn and John A. Coyie,
counsel for John w. Rudy, convicted Of
DO reviewed by the supreme court al
philadelphia In MAY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

The funeral OF John Travis, tho
boy whose sad death by drown.
log wsa noted on Saturday, took
place thia afternoon. The street car
company placed two Of their cars at the dis.
possl Of tho family OF Mr.. Travis and these
carried the remains 70 woodward Hin
osme,eyy, the placs of intermeni
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
Llisrary Epssrsa,nmant

The Junior Missionary Circle oiSt. Pauls
Reformed church will give . literary
entertainment and sociable In the lecture
room OF the church this evening. The
object IL to secure funds 70 aid In tho cause
of missions.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
Killed Their Mother,

While two young sons of Ell w. Car
penter were firing at mark sgsinst Q
woodshed, at Bucyrus Ohio. on Monday,
one OF ihs bullets penetrated the siding
entered, In the side, ipflic,ing . fatal
wound.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
Gave B.i, For . Hearing.

The Salunga young Toushs who were In
the riot ct S,sutier's store ct Saluugs, were
released from jail 70 day. They gave ball
for . hearing on Monday next before
Alderman Barr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
DIRECTORY,

WiliiSms' lancaster County and O,ty D,rsc
tors Combiosd for 1850.
Mr.. J. Il. Williams' agents are now hare an.
gagged IN pfepa' 10 u the new County and city
Directory for lss3. The new iesture of ths
work viii be q proper business Classification
OF the various townships ana borough, Of the
county. OFFICE. 80 EAST HING sT
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

An entertain nisDt will be held In the
OAK Grove school house, East Hempdsld
township. ON Saturday evening. The ex.
ercisss will consist OF drsmAs, faIces aud
music The proceeds are for the purchase
OF an organ for the school.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
= ssrpr,ss rsr,y at Ma,i.,.s.

eveoing there was . large surprise
heae as TIE residence OF Miss Annie
- MARIETTA Abont twenty-iiv
49, ware present, and a'sr dancipR
oomes OF various kind l..d en- in.
- IN for several hours tie party sst
oQa 10 % elegant banquet
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AAREIA0EH.

~ pLsfsvss-koHRsR- u, lsss, by
nev; -; W: dernard, at his residences, O. Isl
iever; OF Fillmore e)unty. Neb and Miss Liz
ae y. hohrer, OF Petersburg, Lancaster
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TOBACCO Buyers Contract Books, Receipt
books. sample Isgs. Ac. printed at the Intel.
LIosso'R once AT short notice. Price, rea-
soEaDie. Work dIst-class. feb7tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

UhDER The auspices OF tho Ladies' Ala
society OF III, Baptist church. Mrs. Alice j,
shaw. the whistiing prima donna aud queen
OF All artists as whistler. viii appear IN the
Court House, Thursday evening, February 81.
lssa. ia
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esssny Of . lsssdh vs,L
SGeaxSsr wss head last evening by
- Barr for stealing Lizzie Dsliia-
ejool veai, but the evidence offered
= e,nssss More with the ttsfi aad
~ ess>s'kst