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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-14
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The adiustors of the insurance companies
TO fix the amount of the loss of Harry L.
Trout, by his fire on last Monday
morning, have not yet arrived, but are OK
pectod this evening.
The losses of II. j. Houston and j. Harry
Stamm have been adjusted. Tho former
received 500 and the latter SO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-14
rour of the Bey Club Return.

Alderman Halbach, Israel Carpenter,
Harry Demuth and John Reisi, who were
on the Bay club excursion, loft that party
at Washington yesterday and arrEod home
last night. Important business required
them being in Lancaster to-day.
John ". Baumgardner returned home
on Tuesday
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-14
Read the Prices and See For
Yourselves.

Read the Prices and See For
Yourselves.
The balance of our stock of
Light Weight Goats, black and
Colored, we have removed to
our ground floor, and placed
them on tables in s eight, lots
at the following ridiculous
prices. These goods must be
sold, as we need the room for
Winter Coats:
Lot I, at o7C.
Ladies and Misses Light
Short Jackets, former price
$3.50.
Lot 2, at Sl.4S.
Misses and Young Ladies
Cloth Jackets, in navy, garnet
and myrtle, former price s..
Lot ;, at SI.96.
Misses Jersey Coats in black
and navy; also a few Fancy
Striped Jackets, former price
$3.50.
Lot 4, at $3.50 apiece.
Consisting of light colored
Fancy Goats, also Black Cork
screw and Diagonal, formerly
sold S5.75 to S..
Lot 5, at SS.95 apiece.
Fine Black Diagonal and
Corkscrew, formerly SO SO. so.
Lot 8, at S5.SS apiece.
Corkscrew, Widewale and
Diagonal, formerly $3.50 to sS.
Lot I, at $500 apiece.
Fine Corkscrew, formerly
sold as high as $40.
Lot s, at 5000 apiece.
Consisting of Imported Coats,
all choice garments, formerly
from SIS to $40.
BLACK JERSEY COATS.
Lot /, at SI.9S former price
$3.50.
Lot ,, at 90 former prices
s. to $3.50.
Lot 5, at S5.2o; former price
81.
Lot !, at s5,oS former prices
S4.5o to S..
Lot s, at S4.9S ; formerly sold
at SO, sos and so.75.
Lot 6, at S5.98 former price
$3.50.
Lot 7, at S6.oS; former price
$3.50,
Lot 8, at S7.9S; former price
$40,
Lot 9, at S9,9S former price
SI2 and SI2.5o.
PALACE OF FASHION,
IFS & II7 North Queen St.
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A Horse stolen.

.hiei sineitz this afternoon received a
telegram from singeriy, Nd, stating that a
horse had been stolen from that place. He
is sorrel roam, 10 hand high, 8 years old.
small star in forehead, slim tail and fun
mane. The thief is supposed to be coming
this way.
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Tho effort to sell the fixtures and furniture Of
the Cooper house rs whole was not successful,
and they will he offered at public sale piocomcal,
commencing on Friday. The advertisement
win be found In another column,
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The state Camp Meets.

The annual session of the State Camp OF
Pennsylvania, Patriotic order Sons OF
America, was begun in Pottsville, on
Wednesday. Officers were elected, j. II,
Kenney being chosen state president.
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THE picnic OF the Lutheran and Reformed
Sunday school, OF Rohrerstuwu, which was
postponed on account of the rain, will be held
In the woods at the Ccntrevillc school house on
saturday, August II.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-14

Nhs "ihout Lictnse,
Herman Elliott, a German Hebrew, was
arrested this morning by Constable Jacob
shsab, charged with peddling without a
license The accused ia now in the station
heuse.
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! MEETING OF COUNCIL.
BUSINESS BEFORE THE BOROUGH COVER.
NORs on TUESDAY EVENING.
Reports By the burgess and Committees.
Frederick Fry supposed to Have
Been struck By Train.

CoLuNBrA, Aug. 1.-THE regular monthly
meeting Of council was held last evening
in council chamber. Members present
Messrs. Bennett, Forry, Grove, Jackson,
Miuich and Stevenson. Absent: Messrs.
Cramer, kim and Wilson.
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n ndnnada
YOU
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Our Bargain Sale !
PRICES LOW.

Some Bargains Left In Mems, Boy and chill
drCns Suits,
Mem suits, $1,000 to $500
Boy suits, $50 to 5000.
Children Suits, - % TO $500.
Mems Flannel Coats and Vests,
$40 I" 500; 500 TO $50; $500 10 si.O0, 500 TO
$500.
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
our stock Of bOmCt Flannel Shirts /, NpTv
large, aud for quality and price II cannot hc
beaten.
Five Dozen nomct Flannel shirts good Pat
terms, at sc worth SsC.
Ten Dozen Domct Flannel shirts, very good
patterns, well made, FOR SSc.
twenty Dozen Domet FLANNEL Shirts. best
Patterns and well made, at SO.
\ large ltne of Domot Flannel Shirts, good
styles. tur I5C.
Fine French and English Flannel shirts Tor
slOO, sl.a5, Sl.b0, sl75 500.
thlldrcns Domet Flannel Waists for > and %
cents.
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TWO OPPORTUNITIES
A BLACK SILK OPPORTUNITY


price
Nouc
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IN OR y sTRAw !, "a. . ENTERTAINMENT =,
And !lne OF Light COlorcd Son stun Hat At
Greatly Reduced Prices
ItIiEA

Still at the top Of comfort nj and style no pres
sure ON the ball ui the foot, neat opera toe
bright Dongola stock, hand-turned SuleS, All
sizes, widths In two grades, one AT s3.gS, the
best grade at sisp
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Special Values In BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK.
2imChCs wide, at slD, sl.l2' and sL25
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS at 5Oc, G2Isc, 75c
and 81 a yard,
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DuBLIC. sALE.--ATTENTIoN, HOUSE

IDuBLlC SALE.--ATTENTION, HOUSE
i KEEPERS
win positively DC sold at Public Sale the
entire contents ut the Cooper House, CommcnC-
Ing FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, at o'clock A. IN.
and continuing day by day until all is sold,
consisting OF all kinds OF Furniture Beautiful
Walnut farlOr suits, Elegant Ash aud Walnut
Bedroom suits, Carpets, China, Glass ana II
large quantity of Kitchen Utensils, TO be sold
by picremcnl, In tho interest OF HouSokeepers.
augl&3tdR JOEL, l.. HAlNES. for owner.
HEADQ ARTERS FOR FISHING
III TACKLE. our thrcc-iOnicd lOc rods all
gone. Supply exhausted. TO meet the de
mandS for cheap rod we reduce our three Joint
beautifully stained ljc rod to he.
our thrcC-loint brass mounted BaS- rods all
gone Factory supply exhausted We viii sell
lur Sl.D fine three iOintCd niCkle mounted
HuCcwOod tip rod. THIS sacrifice Now is tho
time tOr bargains in fine reels and rods,
FRAlLEN = EAST END PHARMACY,
Opposite Eastern Mnrkctl
fmilCNs Sarsaparilla Compound Is the best
for the blood. IOC and 81. NJ " ,FSw
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Without = complaint. They are fully wal
rdnlcd neither to slip. crock OF break in six
months. wear, Rand there j. no better value
offered for sl.oh, - p, sl.87ig, $50.
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BARGAINS
Charles Stanouo's
GREATEST BARGAIN SALE.

Hill Muslin at &C yard.
scCanton Flannel at Sc a yard.
Dolls at &C. l0c. l7c, 25c, 75c, 81 and 81 25 each
l2'9c and l7c Dress Buttons at Sc a dozen.
Heavy Striped Shirting at 6l.c yard
SC Best Ticking at Sc a yard.
Dark Crfnckle Seersucker at DC yard
~ Table Covers at 25c each.
SOC Corsets at 37l<c pair.
All our l9c, 25c, S3c, S7I$c French satines at
one price, l21ac yard.
62>ac Black Henrietta ut 81 q yard.
sl.25 Napkins at sl.0O dozen.
Csc White Flannel at zoe a yard.
500 Lace Curtains at $3.50 pair.
Indigo Blue Calico at 5c yard
$3.50 Umbrellas at $3.50 each.
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HNskFLL.s HLACk nKl,- .Ilks

We have sold thousand, Of yards ur the
Famous
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Lancaster, Pa.
ltfin ADVERTISEMENTS.

TARRI IN STOCK-BEST CHARCOAL,
~ Hammered Bar Iron, Double Refined Iron,
Burdens Rivet Iron, Rivets, Hot and Cold
Boiler Iron, Steel Sheet Iron 3-l6 to No 49, at
JOHN BEST'S, 1888 East Fulton street m2-tfd
Daily Republican., 1889-08-20

If ANY one who calls upon the coun.
ty tax collectors Is told that his name
10 not on the lists. he can easily ascer
tain whether or not the statement ie
correct by going to the Court House,
and having the Clerk Of the Peace or
his deputy examine the original lists.
If the neme Is found on these the ap
plicant will be given voucher to that
effect, which the collectors cannot re-
fuse to honor, and receive his tax. The
last assessment was very full and com
plete, and we do not believe there are
many voters In this city, whose names
are not on the lists. Therefore II Is
the duty of Republicans TO exhaust
every means al their command to pay
their taxes, and also 10 see that theiI
friends do the same.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-20

THE STATE OF DELAWARE. g. s'
To the sheriff of New Castle County,
Greeting.
Whereas, Frances Roche, by her petit
- ton to tho Judges OF our Su-
seal perior Court, filed in the Office
- of the Prothonotary Of tho said
court In and for the county Of New Cas-
Ito for the cause Of complaint therein
alleged has made application to our snid
Judges that n decree may be pronounced
dlssolying the marriage existing between
the petitioner and her husband, James
Il. Roche.
We therefore command you, rs you
have heretofore been comunanded, that
you summon James Il. Hofho so that he
be and appear before the Judges of our
said court ut the next term thereof to
be held Mt Wilmington on Monday the
sixteenth day OF september next to an
swer the allegations OF the said peti
tioner according to tho ACT OF assembly
In SUCH case made ana provided, md nj.
So 10 DO aud receive what the sNid court
shall then and there oonsidrr concerning
him in this behalf us 10 the court shall
aecm meet and consistent with the pro.
vision of the said act OF assembly, and
have you then there this writ,
Witness tho Honorable Joseph p.
Coinegys Esq, at Wilmington the TWEEN
~ seventh day Of Juud j.. d., eighteen
hundred and eightynino.
Issued August l4th 1889,
GEO. A. MAXWELL, Pro'y.
The above Is "a true copy of the origi-
nal writ held by me. ALVAN ALLEN,
sheriff
August Is. 1850. aul5-2taw-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-08-20


TIM Stat. OF DELAWARE
To the sheriff of New Castle county,
0reetingi
whereas Henry Powers. by his petit
- ton 90 the Judges Of our su.
SEAL perior Court flied In the office OF
- the Parliamentary of said court
in and for the county OF New Castle
for the cause of complaint therein al.
legged has made application 10 our said
Judges TINT u decree may be pronounced
uissolvinR thcmnIrlagc existing between
the petitioner and his wife. Julia VOL
colt Powers.
We therefore command you as you have
heretofore been commanded that gu
summon Julia Woicott Powers that she
bcend appear before the Judges OF our
said court at the ncxt term thereof to
be held Mt Wilmington, on Monday,
the sixteenth day OF september next. Il
answer the allegations Of the said .pe-
titioner according TO the Act of Assem-
bly, In such cases made aud pro divided
and al so do and receive what tho said
court shall then and there consider con
corning her In this bohalf as the Court
shall seem meet. and consistent with
the provisions of said act of Assembly,
and have you there this writ
Witness the Honorable Joseph J.
Comegys, ESQ. at Wilmington, the 2Ith
day Of June, A. b eighteen hundred
and eighty nine.
Issued August H. 1889.
GEO. A MAXWELL, Prot'y.
The above Is truc copy Of the
original writ held by me.
ALNAN ALLEN
sheriff,
Aug. Is, 1885, nul5'2taw1m
Daily Republican., 1889-08-20

IT Is gratifying to learn that the con.
tr6yefsy between the Grand Army
posts and the railroads, for those who
Wish to visit the annual encampment
at Milwaukee next week, is in fair
way Of being settled. 1t now seems
probable that the veterans will secure
q Uniform rate of ono cent a mile,
going and coming. This is what they
have been contendlng for, and as it
was refused there was every proba-
bility that the attendance would be
slim, This was subject for regret,
as the City Council and citizens oil
Milwaukee had appropriated corsidera-
bic money and made extensive ar
rangelaenis for entertaining the Visi.
tors. Ii Is hoped thai everything Will
now be satisfactorily arranged, AMI
shat this will Prove one of the beet en-.
campmcnts ever held. We, however,
hope to see the next encampment held
IN Philadelphia, as we do mol knew o
any place mort euiiable or where tht
veterans would be better entertained
and welcomed.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-20

The Homeopathic Hospital Association
has agreed to have grand house warm
ing as soon as the new surgical and fever
wards, the donation OF MIR. aud Mrs. J.
Taylor Cause, are completed, which will
be In November. The tooms are to be
thrown open for inspection, and tables
for fancy work and household articles
will be provided, at which people iuteres-
ted in and DESTROYS of the success OF hos
pital work can make purchases. Ilere
will be home made candy, cake and re-
treatment rooms for evening diversions,
tAbleaux and other entertainments.
Dolls and dolls clothing will be EXHIBIT
ted for purchase, and there will be other
displays, Of which mention will be made
hereafter. The children will not he for
gott:n.
The management earnestly hcpes thai
the people OF Wilmington Will continue
their contributions to this noble charity
All contributions will be acknowledged
by Mrs. G. Wesley Weldin Eighth AM
| Broome streets. Any person desiring Il
name q room as memorial OF a deoeas
ed friend. can do SO by the payment 0
| 800, which also gives the privilege o
furnishing the room.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-20


The STATE or DELAWARE. 90
To the Sheriff of New Castle County
whereils, Thomas r, Mullen by his pc.
- tition TO the Judges OF our Sn.
seal pertor court filed In the office OF
- the Prothonatory Of said court
In and for the County OF New Castle, for
the cause of complaint therein has made
application to our said Judges thnta de-
cree may be pronounced dissolying the
marriage existing between the petition.
or and his wife Lizzie Mullen.
We therefore command you as you have
been hereuntobefore commanded, that
you summon Lizzie Mullen so that she
be and appear before the Judges of
our said court at the next term there
OF to be hold ut Wilmington, on Mon
dry, the sixteenth day of September
next. to answer tho allegations OF said
petitioner according to he Act of As
and also to do and receive what the said
court shall thon and there consider CON
corning hpr In this behalf us to the
Court shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions of the said Act of
Assembly. And havcyou thenthere this
writ,
Witness the Honorable Joseph p.
Qomegys, Esq. at Wilmington, this 9th
day of June, 4, D.. eighteen hundred
and eighty nine.
Issued August u, 1852.
The above Is u true copy OF the orig
| inal writ held by me.
ALVAN ALIEN,
August Is. 1889. augl5'2taw-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-08-20
BALTIMORE ONO pn,r
- Schedule IN oneci 'Gl H. a
TRAINS LEAVE nEL AVE- ""9 y, $50
. EAST BVpSa NfoI

BALTIMso,RGIE,s, I, ONO RAllRoAn
TRAINS LEAVE hEL ~ A'I !, 1850
sExprcss trains.
AUTHORIZATIONS duys,.2ls,o,.
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NEW foRk, Sunday, o. Va
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5Qs, bgb, 6l0. sB4t, ,lsli, 'h ~,
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n A1LAhfie tlIY, \ j.. Wees FAD. "a,
sss. 500, sos i, III. SUNDAY ~'l
23s y. ~ 49, Dc d.
n.,u WEST hound
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, isS a; m, g4j ah. . ~ ..''H
snnSi ava. IA. '2os y. III. lu..e s4.. Ai
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and II 10 II. IN, daily. Pm
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TNAINb LEAVE M.uH1-r -
Daily Republican., 1889-08-20

A tramp knows what It Ia to be leg
weary, a iarm laborer to be body. weary,
a literary man to be brain-weary, and a
sorrowiug man TO be soul-weary. The
sick are often weary, even OF life Itself.
Wearlness Is generally physiological
''ebb tide, which time and patience will
convert into "low." IL is never well
to whip or spur worn-out horee, except
In the direct straits. If he mends his
pace in obedience to the stimulus, every
step Is q drop drawn from his life-hlooi |.
ldlenese is not one OF the faults OF TIE
present age; WEAKNESS Is one Of the o n
INQUEST experiences. The checks that
macy man draws on his physiological
resources are Innumerable; and, as these
resources are strictly limited, like any
other ordinary banking account, II Is
very easy 10 bring about o balance on the
wrong side. Adequate rest is one kind
Of repayment to the bank, sound sleep Is
another. regular eating aud good digest on
another.
One days holiday in the week and one
OF two months In the year for those who
work exceptionally hard usually bring
the credit balance to highly favorable
| condition; and thus with care and man
agcmert physiological solvency Is secur-
W abi mdiululuGs. nut Ii pu1hlo OHlCAl
fortune is as good thing, OF even q
better thing, than money fortune. Stor-
cd resources, well invested, keep the
mind easy and the body youthful. If,
however, q man have not these, but only
enough OF strength to go on steadily
from day to day, he should watch care,
fully against excessive WEAKNESS. a
feeling OF prostrBtion is the dark tAun-
der cloud that portends change in the
atmosphere.
Health, like weather, may "break,
aud when once 1t lie broken nobody
knows whoa the barometer will MARI
''set fair" again. W esrness, c3ming on
III the ordinary course of work, wlthou
any special and temporary cause, &
natures demand Tor an immediate holt
day. The horse is tired. He does not
want the whip, but n months run in
quiet and abundant pasture. AZ moth.
ing In the world can properly satisf,
hunger except food, so NO drug or stimu
liant OF any kind except rest cen restor
the weary TO energy aud health. TIL
DOCTORS tonic is very good thing In 1t
way, but II will no more act as o substi
tute for rest than glow worms ligh
will serve the same purpose as the moon
Daily Republican., 1889-08-20
TUESDAY, AUGUST go, 1889.

If WHAT scientists say is true, we
time from the continuous drilling into
the earth which Is being done In dit
fcrent parts of this country. Several
professors, who have recently written
+ the Scientific Monthly, assume the
earth to be q hollow sphere filed with
a gaseous substance, which Is known
by US as natural gas. They think that
tapping these reservoirs will in time
cause disastrous explosions, resulting
from the lighted gas coming in con
tact with that which is escaping. They
compare the earth to balloon, which
is foated and kept distended by the
gas In the interior, which If exhausted,
as II will be II continually drawn upon,
will cause the cIuet " collapse and
fall In pieces.
One of these writers thinks that
drilling for natural gas should be pro-
hibited by stringent laws, as be thinks
there ia possibility OF dangerous
explosion. Another scientist has In
vestigated the gas wells with telephon. 8
and thermometers, and he states that
he could distinctly hear sounds
like the boiling of rocks, from which
he estimated that the temperature OF
the Indiana and Ohio gas Geld, mile
and half below the surface, is fully
$500 degrees. He says that an i'm
mense cavity exists where the gas il
stored and that a mile below the cavity
there Is mass Of roaring, seething
flames, which is gradually eating into
the rock floor OF the cavern, and thai
eventually the flames will reach lhi
gas, when O terrific explosion will
occur. From this it seems that VIC ar,
living over what is even worse than
magazine of powder, but it is hopet
that the explosion will not take plac,
for at least century or two.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-20
N. Megary { Son,
FURNITURE,
.-.st5. AND
CARPETS, ....
SIG TatnalI Street
s. z. Cor 9Th and Tatnall Sts

We have received DUR
Ing the past week a few
more of those $40 solid
Walnut Chamber Suits; on.
ly, however, enough to last
a few days. This is the
last we will receive, as the
manufacturer refuses to dup
llcate the suit, having lost
money OH each one sold.
Now Is the chance to get a
good walnut suit at a fig
ure that will be q joyful sur
prise to you. The suit Is q
regular size, solid wal
nut Tennessee marble
tops, bevel edge MIR
ror, and consists Of bu.
reau, bedstead, combination
washstand, hanging towel
rack, three chairs and rock
e., all complete tor $40.
Don't wait and then ask for
this suit, as this positively Is
the last lot. and we cannot
tell when we can again give
you such value for the mo-
ney.
We have also received
more Of our fast selling $25
antique oak suits. This
suit like the above consists
Of 8 pieces and is exceed
ingly cheap, constructed as
It Is Of hard wood through
out and made and finished
first. class In every particu-
lar. Come, look at the
suit; we leave the re.t to
your judgment. "-..
We have a few baby car
riages of the higher grades
that we will close at great
reductions. II In need OF
one we think 1t would be the
time to make your selection
now. The seasons draw.
ing to a close and you can
buy cheaper now.
| Brighten up your furni-
ture by using a bottle of our
polish. We recommend il
to you as being the best in
the market. One bottle will
last a year and can be APP
piled by anyone. A large
bottle for 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-20

DUNNO the past year there has been
considerable advance in the bee; sugar
Industry in this country. This Is cs.
pecially SO on the Pacific coast, and
one factory at jacksonville, Cal, con
sumes seven tons of lime daily in the
chemical processes of extracting tho
sugar from the juice This lime Is
distributed among the farmers pro rata,
and can be used TO enrich the soil.
Some OF the farmers of that section
have averaged over eighty dollars per
acre for sugar beeta, while recent 70.
port OF the Agricultural Bureau esti.
mates the returns from wheat, oats,
corn, rye and barley, OF an average OF
less than twelve dollars an acre. A
beet sugar mandatory in California
used in sixty.one days l4,077 tons OF
beets, which produced 1910 tons Of
sugar. As Carl Spreckle is erecting q
beet sugar mandatory In Phlladel
phia which will have O capacity much
greater than that OF the one in Cali.
fornia, there is not farmer in thii
State but what is interested In tn,
above.
Wheat cannot be raised by our far
mers as cheap as they can buy it
therefore 1t 10 q matter of economy 70
them TO plant crops that will pay. Tn,
new beet sugar factory In PHILADELPHIA
will, when completed. purchase ali tn
beets that can DO raised, OF IS to IS. 5
per tod, end even taking the loves
price, and allowing Q cost of So to
lof handling and freight, II would sti
leave the producer s. ton net for III
beets. It 10 said that they do not re
qplre any more cultivation than corr
nd that from twenty to twenty-tiy
tops can be raised TO the aero, and
this 10 80. there cannot be any Gro
That will yield our farmers better II
turhs, Beet sugar Is destined to SUI
plant cane sugar in this country, an
we think 1t would be well for some
our farmers TO give them a trial ne,
year.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-20
WASANIAtIEIss.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, August 20, 1889
You can see by the prices
that we are about done the
Cottons, Many a dress pat
tern Is now being slowed
away for next season by
thrifty mammas. Sateens
Ginghams, Cradles, and all
that clan.