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fA3aA aus Suburban prsFerEs Ea cxclanas f.tf
= plits De- property ~ nsU e. thslea F.rs II
leIs fef Fc8ae1ccs 4ld assll.f nill.....r
SLOW Parish. h<4i Estate AIS La4As Yen 4
Tower h4o1k
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SEVERAL good commercial openings for
- nest week Commercial Employment 3 -
ISOLATION. ~ Monroe 81 80
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-0d pop corn. No. = south Div
w isi0u ST. 80
| OOKI Look Look. A complete tailor system
- ~ dress cutting Tor one dollar and ffiy
rents Instructions printed on system. Lady
agents wanted sena money ey posisl or
Liberal discount 70 agents. Brpress prepaid.
| OoK here. ready cash. We have recently IN
- vented and secured hv patent. new and
important Improvement in Automatic oder
less Closets. 40 oniy requires snal. sHm %
place the same upon The market which vc are
unable 90 SPAR buf desire % secure bva sale
81 part or controlling interest therein. For
particulars address e. p. or cali a. 1Zi Easf
bri9ge-si hetweea and 81 a. "a. OF z and
=. ia. ~
F0UND-A watch and chain. Apply 70 Nr.
Bratt Holseman. Doonaiy Jones. 5a
To IOAE-We want % losn a. once SO that
ls in bank. or good rIfr real estate. af
reasonable rafre rnd no delay St1u 3 Parish.
real estate sao .oans' room Z. lower oioes
s=~E~s HORSES vlnts-rd in box staus ~
49, n; moderate rates. ln chsrge ~ care
klxs f. ss s9s e. ,. g. sq's e s, iI2,ay E . aay
ttetA11& 7rrarT ~ telephone frr rrsi-
drnce. =. H Hrrshs 90 vered tD and from fhe
farm. 81 D Church esf
NANTFn- very consumer - stove Gzso-
laf to k7ne fnaf am selling Steve fas
0i0e y a1v fnantig 81 sct8fs ~. vsred lo
pherf ~ cstnfr s. blris Oh aal la'toa stsi
lt hssfn1eu Q
II NteNFTTc heaErg ard rle-.r. rsrte.ff.res
." ~ ottawa cor Hastings Ifes
TUf s.toe fer dress .-ff.aa hss moved from
Nieses har B f.sher Ts faara fhe ta ar se-
tr a SO arfse f-tt
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WANTED men wanted 10 work OF tie 4
y DlN1slun-st grave raaa. Apply " h- I
Anderson. under Fourth National hSHh- aN 4
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AAAIkD--tp men for fLe lafurcf Nocas
" highest eaEcs P&la ~ith board aAa
stcaek JOB All Vluicf. FIRST tT@i4 teea ef4i
leave THURSDAY morning neat if4iu leStaA.
\ November 8 Call al once ano secure brst
chance. lGts Aoaroo o.. ToSnls 81 aaa -,
Porter biack SC
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OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY.


GRAND RAPIDS. FRIDAY. MOO. l.
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COMMERCIAL travellers. bookkecprrs. coi-
y lcctors. cIcThs once help. ccalro4s ui
securing positions, call e Commercial Aln.
ployni III A association. 81 Aonros-st oo
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lAAkfED-0ne 6nisheT for tarni8Nre iA4-
~ors The Converse Nix ca. - Lssn-st. aie
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FOR sALE-MI MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-A large coal stove. at the Michi
gan House. 32f
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

EN EDICT SAB
BOUTE. one CT the
most learned men OF
the Sixteenth century.
a shoemaker by trade,
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SITUATIONS wAETRD-RAJR.

WANTED-By young man Of ., position as
W bO0kkeeper or general office clerk; seven
years experience frsi-class references. Ad-
dtess l.. NJ. North IOnia-st. Wl
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Circulation Guaranteed % Be the
largest OF AL Michigan Dailles Xxx
cspt Those OF Detroit.
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dogs FOR SALE-iordcn Settlers. trained or
IL unframed; Kentucky Fox and Rabbit
Hounds and Scotch Terriers; also dogs trained
and boarded al Valley City Kennels. Address
y. O'Riey. box 81. Crosby. Kent county. Mich.
l..ff
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

EOR SALE OR RENT-One good second
l. hand Chickering Piano. Also for sale one
good second hand Phaet0n. Apply TO Nm. ;.
Hoyey. Room 3. WiddicOmb Building. 3J3
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WANTED Statesmen. clerks. book kerprTs,
" bartendeTS teainstcIs shipping clerAs
farm hauas oflCc help aua -i others uuI ol
employment To cau aud Investigate cur tu
tircy lcx and thoroughly reliable system ei
procuring situations cooperative Employ
mont Company 2 - Monroe ST. rooms 81 A1a
- Porter block. Pnoue TO-.
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- wANTEp- FRNALH.

TANrEp-t0mpeien & % Tor general house
W work must br good lsher ana lFQnef
Mrs. DAVID MIuer, l5I CrcseriE-sye. 30
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04

0onoUuon 0nesosa - - oooeo - Nne1soAo
ADounooooo.
~ Apen uesolns = ~ LeneassR Olsv
~ Couaav n1edDoal oosooly ~ ~ -
Wonnos6Gv oeosg0eo1, WIN ~ oullowing
neobms pgooents Dooeon Dkuehetsol,
Blssk WOOD, Blaok, Brysoo, Conpssa,
Ceoig, Dsvia -. L, Ehlse. HsneA lAnea-
Weavos, 1ailless 1lowseys n. A. Nswpbess
Nsssaes, 1oloa6, WeleeenA Weaver d
=, Wisoes, I. r., "a EslL
Dr. = = laadiA she physioien h oharge
q ne county hcspitals was elected .
ne phys,slans reported pssumoaia end
influeasa - ne prevailing dlseaeeA
The reading of several papers prepared
b nembsrs was deisrrsd On account Of The
smell astsndanoA
The following were sisetsd deiegelse 10
the State Medical aooiety, which m6oes q
Pittsburg o. June Z: DocsosS Wolohanet
Weaver, d. n. Millss, Compso0, Befn.
thsisel, Ehlse, MuhleaboFg, r., HeCoemiok.
Hsncs, Aussss, J. H., Dsavee, Moweey,
II. A., Zsll, Livingssoa snd Helm.
The following were eleesed delegases 10
ths fAmerican Medical asDociations which
meets ss Newport, r. IT, the seocod week
In Junss Dootors Craig, Lineawsaver,
Miller, Herr, ~. L., Zsleler, Welehans
Lesman, B., end Blackwoo0.
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D1A TRH,


0ospxR.- April g. 1859. In th,s city, Mrs, Be-
villa Uonder. In The lixty-nrst year Of her
ago.
The relatives ana friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her late residence. N o oy North berry
street, ON Friday afternoon at O'Clock. In
tsrment at woodward Hill cemetery.
LANpRs.-ln this city, ON the "a inst. Mn.
o. n, Landes. wife OF John .. Landes.
The relatives and friends Of tho family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral.
from the residence OF her husband, No. 81
East Orange street. ON Saturday afternoon at
one O'clock. .9taSd
KMuEsraR April Q 1881, at Alfoona, Edwin
sosh year.
The relatives ana friends of the family (aiso,
Lancaster Lodge. No g X. of P..) are respect.
Nlly invited TO attend the funeral, frem the
parents residences. North Christian stret {
rear OF Reformed church, ON Friday afternoon
at O'CLOCK. Services At First Reformed
church. lntermsat 1t woodward Hili ceme.
terry.
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MAkkETN
nsv SorE aarssA

rev Nork @arkoA
sSw Yonx. Apiil A-Flour market Dull :
City MIL extras, y osot Is; Minnesota.
ee1,sras' " oo0s " supsrnne. y 10; nne. d NO
wheat quiet No. I Req. stata. q co:
NO. do. e.; Ne RED. winter, April,
sI s!Ms Nay; ~ $50 June. ss.Se; July. ssxo 70.
Corn quiet; 20. Mixed. cAsh. ts<c; April,
5S:,ksc; june. Askci receipts. $500; shipments,
bats steady; NO ] white state, ssc; No 2
90. Sic; no. 2 Mixed, April, sIc, NAV.
we june Sokc ree. ipts. 2toooi SHIPMENT
Rye dull.
Bariey nominal No. I Canada. 7sc,
Pors dull Moss. aS 7o0il o. for nev mess.
4, sio ss quiet April. q 90 Nay, q IS June,
Aolassts nrmi New Orleans, 2s0lso.
Gurpentine easy at ESQ.
8ostn dull 1t d leol l7k.
petroleum. dull kedno6 In bbla q o.
IreiShts dull grain 70 Liverpool, yLd
srttsr steady, western Creemsry. st0sa
Cheese Actye; Ohio nat sk0iic.
1ggs Guilt etAtA. nkolikc; y Ws.atssu, lie.
suxnr nrm nea ansry Vuuoaf, skc; 1rAuu u,s.
tea: no; Mould A., ~,
htcs nominal prime city. 66lea.
1Ailow dull prime city, exc
Sonee steady Sair CArgoss. fog Rio. lslla
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~ ooeoe mos1oo ~ nesaaas ebeoea
1rn - aelmpgUvooeao o1tmo1ag from = - r
~ ooaA 6vef ~ nlGAsb 1gus6k bus 60ost1y
o1tsf ~ upaalsg - bsasS bsoaa sasl =
gn9ogA Daraln6toA . quincy sh1 ~ n
leet - most eaHes. h the hour - nooa ths
uaeeoun foo10o Wao ~ eIotaros That otock
ouooenly SpsAae lnoo pro0ineoco unAoe m
eseivs buying anl n4vaneee sharply. 10
oaength fnIexseo . nrnsrsoae - th6 snslss
esat sinse - oslook ths msris6 ksS 6een
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- = rs1s,os6 N sc:r ~. ~. - t..rs. ~
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~ 11SS HoSsnScnesr - nn,chsssd m:
cSsst.S r. nns,rc.s - 1uy sh,s ncrr,.s
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Two ora.d 1rsnseonslssnsai rours.

Messrs. Raymond D whitcomb have plan.
ned their annual sight-seeipg tours Of the
Pacific Cost In the most liberal ana compre.
hsnsive manner. adding new places Of inter.
est TO the already long list magnificent
trains Of Pullman palace cars, with complete
dinipg.cAr service. make these trips source
OF spsciai comfort ana pleasure. These sx.
cupions differ from the winter trip inasmuch
- they cover specined period. ana follow .
regular itinerary with special facilities for
obssrvation ana general Sightseeing The 70.
turn tickets are good for six months. however,
20 that the ticker. holder 10 not "tied to pro-
grAmme unless he desires 70 be. 10th Ear.
ties will leave Philadelp phia Thursday, Nay q
ana both visit thu Same points in Colombo.
New Mexio3 ana California, the itinerary
covering every principal point from can
Diego to San Francisco ana Sacramento. Tho
Pacific Northwest party will then extend its
travels thousand miles northward 70 Vic.
toriA. the capital of British Columbia. and
eastward over the Northern Pacins Railroad
with = side trip through tho Yellowstone
National Park. while the other party Journeys
homeward via tho Southern Pacific Compsnys
Ogden route ana the Denver Ri0 6rande
Line. Circulars with full details may be OBJ.
tained OF Hay Bond 4 whitcomb, III south
ninth street, under Continental Hotel. Pbis-
oelphiA Ito
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g - =. ,. Lssais' 0aasssriy Report.
- B. Lands. physician ct the county
eonl has had busy time for the
- ending Arril let During that
he prescribed for and treated 500
nD and extracted IS tseth. The most
nAant complaints treated were: Bron
= patients, diarrh0s Is. laryngitis 20,
~ H. rhsumstism, muscular, 27,
- 10 wounds n, and vslvulsr heart
- ~ neuralgia II, tonsilitis IL. Eighty
- 1looasso were treated.
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4 Iasge windov Pane B,os.p.

= Large window Pane Bsoksp.
- Oogntng number Of wor men were
viog . pane Of elsss l04xl07 inches in
1eoo the front Of the As.rich BrothsD'
feoefA 70 . large window In which Il
u - put. The glass suddenly alipped
Eooll striking the hoor. 1t was broken
Ensee pieceA Tne glass was valued Of
)oQe the Ioes will NO. TO that great, @
peee len are quite large and they can
- ~ other pnrpossa.
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mere CnieIe Raised /.

|oha -. AcCulisy. assisted BY William
o0nsr end Lorsnso Quigley, raised
Moving chies Of Astamora Tribs. OF
8sus lsst evening: Prophet, Aaron
- sachem, w. @. Roller senior saga.
- O. Hecki Junior sagamors, ChaG
eostek chist OF records, J. n. No
~ sasistant chief John H. Brown |;
y % wsmpum, John Cressbaugh |;
neesivs, John N. AcCusloy trustee,
Duneo Ban.
~ one last six months the tribe has paid
! So152 los relief.
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llR Or. Newphsr, Of Mount Joy. while
hing few purchsses as the Philadelphia
prA John g. 0ivisr manager, yesterday
osnoou. laid her pocketbook, contain Ing
Weea e3 and 80. on the counter.
- Newphsr iefs the store without dis.
pastng her loss, but clerk In attsndapcs
Qoeg the purse picked II up and took
ngeo q u 4 woman In the store at the
claimed the pockstbook, but she was
D1a q prove the'property. MIRA New
- 06kng knowa her loss was eiven
pnskssbook this morning by tho gen.
- who found It
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lssaranos Paid.

= lnsuranes On the property Of the late
- = Bais wss Transferred 10 ths
- - the new house, Erisman q
Ia % Monday BY the agent Of the
~ yoenrnnes company, Jeremiah Rife.
oAding VIII bs completed In Q few
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ssssgAs . Rsssasass. /.

- Ltyingston has purchased ON
- o1sus ne thsse-story trick resi-
- naet Oraass stysss occupied for
oeu ~ the late Harry w. Hsker.
- = now occupied By Dr. r. II.
- ghea vaeaasd By him will be
~ yo1Go Livingstou.
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q Nsw wall,

, poos dhec.ozs are having erected
ID ~ hospital grounds . new wall,
ooeos nuoh 10 the sppssrsncs OF the
ne seooes used In erecting the
- thoss tsksn from the old rison
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vesassviiIs Notes,

Ao y0Gansvills lycsum closed lest
noday evening with The usual sxsrcisos
5ompanied with music both instrumental
~ vooal. The Hinklstown and Martin.
Ia Doeiseies wound up their respective
oo1o with nothing more than the
11asy programme. Quite IN intefsst
besa taken and displayed In these
nR1ea md some lively discussions wore
oelpoAo1 Ia.
ost Ill tho schools close around here
Voek.
z. =. n 0shman intends teaching Q
- school In Hinkletowu. II. n.
Iman viii open school for . session Of
ooks II the vogansville school building.
~ Rush WILL teach summer school at
nkleteWn.
{! =. Uemuel Null buried one OF his oldest
1ghtass On Sunday at Grofi's Dala
~ ejgar trade 10 growing somewhat
IDhoor. Mr.. II. d. Rapck has enlarged
~ ecrce Of bis woskmsp, In consequence Of
n1Ho orders received recently,
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zine CArda.

just receive At this oflice nne assortment
OF FASTER Cards, Fancy Advertising Cards ana
small mirrors for advertising purposes.
fnntsd to order at reasonable rates. Our I'm.
ported cards are beauties.
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OAieage Froauee aaarssa

CMcAso. April 4. asoa. m.-Aarket openen;
Whsst-Aprn' s'&; Nay. Ti June. Sg<c
.iorn. April. no Nay. ssxe june, ssc
osn.zprn. s',<o Nay. ssxe; June, 9sxe.
:. ..Ses:AprI. ..-i May. a3so; June.
!, ,,osssrsE;Ap'i; os sslk, Nay. y s7k, june.
;. short aabs-Asy. u lSj june. q IS; July,
u0IHo.
Whsss-Aprn. Sfsle; Nay, esfi June. SOC;
/, Coz SG,osfsssa:April. ESQ.,: Nay. sSxe, June. sso /,
,s, Sss:@ =, pril. axe Nay. isxe; June, soxc.
s,s sSs.jIs e js,pg pri,; m.a; Nay. as ~i June.
AZ, ,ta,ss,eiTH,p,,i ~, az, g sski May. u co; June,
!. .scrs = n 1iss.:1PSt. 10 Is, Nay. 30; June
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ARRLAOE rs.

WOLF N HoIEulvRn April I. 1853, by Rev j,
y. kokert ~ hie Iesidence No. 81 West
kden township. and Misc Mary 4. Holsh
OF etrasburx township. this county. ltds
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TAE Great worId Cleck At Msnnerchor hall
0Aily from . 70 ana Z 70 10 p, m. Admission,
10 cents. 1td

Tan portrait Of Amelia =. Barr appear -
frontiapisos In the April number Of BOOK
Nsws John wanamaker. Philadelphia). The
number contains an interesting article on
"Piats Matter ter Newspapsn." by Howard
Fislaing biographical sketch Of Mn. DAfr Z
. talk on all the books Of tho month. by TAI
cott williams reviews Of ths most important
OF the current publications.. notable among
which are I" The Last Voyage OF the Sun.
BEAM" "The Correspondence OF Daniel
O'Connsll."" Anost" By Guy % 4aupAssant.
Daughter OF Eve" By the author Of" Tho
story Of Margaret xent," and there are cuts
from such Of the books - are illustrated.
Among the miscellaneous reading matter 70
glimpse Of the London life OF Motley, author
OF I" The Rise OF the Dutch Republic" with his
description Of Naoauley IN account Of An
evening spent with De 0uinceyt Andrsw
Lspg's advice TO . young book hunter. ana
many other Interesting articles.
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NOURT PROCLAMATION.
~ Whereas, the Honorable John b. Living
etons Prestdent, ana Honorable David w. Pat
terson. Additional Law Judge Of the Courts OF
Common Pleas I'm and for the county Of Ian.
caster, and Assistant Justices OF the Courts
Of Oyer and Terminer and General
Jan Delivery and Quarter Sessions OF the
Peace In and for the county Of Lancaster,
have issued their precept, TO me directed. re.
CURING me among other things TO make pub.
lio proclamation throughout my bailiwtck,
that Court Of Oyer and Terminef and Gen.
erAl jan Delivery, also . Court Of General
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace and jan Deliv.
cry, will commence in the Court House, In
re y city OF LANCASTER. In the Commonwealth
ON tn. THIRD MONDAY IN APRIL,
(the 18th J. 1859,
In pursuanco OF which precept public notice
y hereby given TO the Mayor and Aldermen OF
the City OF Lancaster, in the said county, and
all the Justices Of the Peace, the Coroner
ana Constablee OF the said City and County
Of Lancaster. that they be then and there in
their own proper persons, with their rolls re
cords ana examinations, and inQuisitions, and
their own remembrances, TO do those things
which 70 their onnces appertain in their be.
half TO be done; and also all those who will
prosecute against the prisoners who are, or
then shall be. In the jail OF the said County
OF Lancaster, are to be then and there to pros
ecute against them as shall be just
Dated 1t Lancaster, the 90th day of March.
1a d. X. BURKaOLDEk,
A.s.uStd<w shsl1n
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Madame Hry's Uoacsst Oenpssy.
Madame Fry's Concert company will be at
tAe Court House tomorrow evening ana indi-
cations point to . crowded house. This talented
mpany appeared here before and gave entire
satisfaction. The company 10 brought here
under the Auspio 10 Of the GRAND Army.
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hsv voEz. April Z. u ,. n.-Mousv e,o..a
- sho4 pee cent, SxchAAGe seeaAyi pouesa
rAses. - s5oe sx acsusA ratas. q ss5<oS ssH
sor ~ eAys ana y ~ fpe Asmana Gov.
ea4eee eeoeeyt esse1ey % q % ba1 90
eeaSons q ~ : e)(seQ q g ~.
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PAai 0erhaxt. Wholesale dealer n Consss.
Teas ana Spices. hos removed from NO. lt'
north Queen street, 70 No. South Queen
street. opposite the lHTsLtSenHonn once.
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q Lscsars On Chsmistry.
Prof. J. D. stair. Of TrAnhlin ana Aaxshall
college, will deliver . lecture ON chemistry
before the ChautAuqua ctIcls tonight IN y.
n. O. A. hall.
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Uopl1eg q the Lanaastss city
= ~ - hsld this evening st
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~ -, hss bsoa dssignstsd by
Du111oas = ~ day of appeal
- = vseesstv ~ oily
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ an appicatton viii he made at Harris.
burg. before the Board OF Pardons of the State
Jacobs. who WAS convicted in the Court OF
Quarter ssssiona. OF Lancaster county, OF
sentencs TO be hansed). on Tuesday. the NJ.
teenth DAY OF April, 1859.
J.HAY BROWN.
FRANK EsHLEAAN.
Attorneys for the Application.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-02-20
The Chill Blast

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-02-20

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