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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23

Since the Farmers Alliance ID
,i,bama have declared iu their plat
form against the nomination %. "a" l'.
m 10, - f,r Office. senator Morgan has
el' -',a1,otbe Io courts for aHnuImen'
o ~ nj. license and has sent in hl- APP
,,,na,ioo % 90, for admission into the Al
I,an,e He does not propose 10 ''''
aan-A.toria Pioneer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23

Oregon City Enterprise; Inc Wis
# Of the editors of Oregon to the me-
trono,is and Oregon City Will
he productive of much good, They
ore now convinced that the residents
of this part of the state are not the
arosninc. selfish beings that some
have painted them, 1t VIII Onng 5l,s
tbe entire people of the state into
harmonious combination ana 'hey
wiII ali work together for one great
end, for the advancement oi the CT
tire state.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23
4 Anna fnr Sirk nendache.

This distressing complaint is dEe to an
inactive or sluggish liver or cOnstipated
bowels which derangeS the stomach and
disturbs the nervous system causing diZ-
zineSs and an oppressive dun pain in the
head, often so severe as O prevent any rest
or sleep. one Of DR.. Gums Improved
Liver Pills will releaveyou of all the paih-
and misery and few more doses will cor
rect the liVerand stomach and regulate the
bowels. While these pills are small, easily
ta ken, and mild and gentle in their action
therO is no medicine mand that Will so ei-
fectually cure sick headache. p cents a
box. Sold by Smith 4 steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23

The Seattle Post-IntelIigeneet ue-
cIares that newspapers ana 'n''', ",
rlJn,,s holding allegiance to the
republican party are free To- D, dl,ISI j !, !,
i, oad boIdIy to announce their differ
ences, as to the details OF party PO',
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23
ACCIDENTS,


FATAL POWDER EXPLosloN' .
NEEDLES, Cal, Aug ia 0''
black powder exploded THIS Nun i,,n
ing on the east bound freight ua'n'
twenty-five miles west ol ~
fatally injuring Mike CFamel, ~ ~,
Los Angeles, a boiler maker ana li an
Indian, and slightly injuring "''
man and three Indians.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23

CASH 7IS EN1IIiA Ms
Oncrcd for agricultural, stock and me-
chonicHl exhibits, tor works of art ard
fancy work and for trials ofspced.
Bctuc. rates for fare and rcight ON all
transportation lin s TO and rom the mir.
Important Improvements have been made
upon the grounds and increased facilities
are offered cNh hiturs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS
COOK HOTEL.

COOK HOTEL.
tt McClary, Gatesvil'e' ,.,5
G Dehn, II w Otte, ro''''D
Frank Edge, Turner
Lizzie NJ Moore, Ont.
II e Moore, Eugene
A Briggs and family Eu''
JH Bray, Baker CITY, ,,,,er
G A Webb, wife and dausn'''
w Harrison, silyerton. ,.h
LFsmth, Mrs Levi NJ s'i''D'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23
CRUISER CHARLESTON.
S T A TIE
A YOUNG THIEF.

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 29.-Frank
Byrne, fifteen years old, was arrest.
ed here this morning on the arrival
of the California express by police
officers on a telegram from the chief
of police of San Francisco stating
that the boy was wanted in that CITY
for larceny. He is accused of stealing
eleven hundred dollars from his
mother.
CHINESE BURGLAR SEEKING THE
WEALTH OF WISDOM.
PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 23.-Last
night Chinaman entered the resi-
dence of M. d. Wisdom with burg
larious intent. Mr.. Wisdom and
wife were awakened by the noise
and going to room discovered the
Chinaman. Graphing him a scuf-
fie ensued, but the Chinaman es-
capped. During the scuffie the Chi
man dropped on the floor a long
butcher knife which was picked up
afterwards. The Chinaman was
recognized as one who had been
working at the house for several
days.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23
,..,,on.0t, FILED for Record at the
'l Coupty Recorder ofir'.

FrMcKiuuey o. ME-. Am. i,.
i y Il tIjaf.r M. aud 5 in u." -,o
" FHckey's ad 10 '~''"'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23
CRIMINAL.
A SPOKANE MERCHANT MEETS HIS
DESERTS.

A SPOKANE MERCHANT MEEl0 MS
DESERTS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.- Emma
Morgan, alias Force, an octorroon
who has figured in several scrapes
in Sen Francisco and Denver, was
yesterday arrested here, charged
with robbing a prominent merchant
of Spokane Falls, with whom sue
kept company on visit to this city
When he left her he missed Sl9oO OIL
his money and notified the ponce
The police refused to disclose the
merchants name. Emma was Ie-
manded until the merchant Is hoV-
fed of her capture.
MURDERED BY INDIANS
DEMING, n. NJ, Aug. 23.-Partles
who arrived yesterday from the Ie'
hachita mountains confirm the re,
port of murder, by Apaches' o'
three miners, named Alf. Williams
Carl Ehrman and Peter Riggs, WITH
in the past week. Military men men
say that two indians did the Killlns'
but citizens report five in the party
Two detachments of troops are loi'
lowing the trail of the murderer''
HORRIBLE CRIME OF lNbh0 iAi
CHILDREN,
BUCKINGHAM, Quebec, Aug %
Yesterday Mrs. Cote went berry
picking and left her child IN cnaist
of two boys, deaf mutes OF unsounl
mind. On her return she louu, ,'-
that the deaf mutes had killed INT
child and partially eaten It's OOu'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23

LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.-That is
Wnat Farrar x Co, propose to give,
Judging from the fine new style
hahd lamps they have Just received.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Associated Press Report and
DigestS of all Important
News of To-Day.
MISCELLANY.
STEAMSHIP SAVED.


ship Dania, which went ashore at
Jones inlet few days ago, was
hauled off last night; everything
saved.
BURIAL OF JOHN ERICSSON.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-The re-
mains ofJohn Ericsson, the inventor,
started to-day Oh the steamship En-
terprise for Sweden for final inter
ment.
STIFF MARKET IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Gala, Aug. o.
Wheat season S1,543 100 81. As 7.s.
WHEAT STEADILY RISING IN CHI
CAGO.
CHICAGO, Ills, Aug. 23.-Close
wheat steady; cash S1.O6l @SLO62J; !
Sept. $1O6!; May $1.l9l.
BoYCoTTING THE CENTRAL.
TROY, N. Y, Aug. 29.-Nearly all
the yard men employed by the Della
ware & Hudson Railroad company
at Green Island struck this NON,
ing. The men refuse to handle the
New York Central Roads freight at
that point.
CRUISER CHARLESTON.
PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. 29.- The
United States cruiser Charleston ar
rived at this port at midnight last
night on her way north. The steam
er will await orders here, as previous
orders only extend to this port. The
officers think she will have to be
back to San Francisco after
on the Sound about two !
weeks.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23

PLRNTy.-Fresh butter ~ - de-
cient a quaarlties 70 supply Tn 11s Us
lnhnd, al Capllol Au SS-L
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23
-. Great ,prius Medic me-
an. Blood is the L'ie

Tie Great spriHs Nsa,' NO.
The Blood i' the Lac
asplrme-: Ihays Pr l-, Gently ~,
sas.sl lv3 ea...s' q e a B.. aa,ry r1r43 "a
ietoesl i,c3 rsrsar BE- 80 l1 h.
ms A. .ars 10 -s-a-a
t1lIr, a..'i' w frl.y F.. ,t.+
remedy. -..-.., .r0r EaF.-t-
f6..si- $40 ,a-' ~. ~. -Hsai uaas ~
.a-1l. ard - aerrra. a..fsrrt ..--
h.mia p ..ira. a- l..i-l- .t..,-.
meld .l.- -.i -.r- 10 @ .-t.
srs,s.',,', ,a0i.rH4sDCLE t-'' g- ~ 90
ssa apysnHh a -'s.'''
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23
HELEN NBRAND'S
Eating ParIors & Candy Mandatory,
- Cornnnsralal 80
BILLoF FARE

25 Cent Rsg.Isf Dsssf ssr.ss From n 70 , OClses.
A nice variety of vegetables. etc, etr.
Alsn Sea-. ruffrs pr milk with an - cent
meals without rEfFa charge.
Choice tiEtrs Imported and Domestic
always Du hand.
Porter House steak and Eggs ------i0 CENTS
Tender Loln steak auu fgEu------.o - cents
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23

&C. Hiehau's Ooldsa naIaAm No.
CIf,s Chancfes, hrsi and second stages.
sqfsscn tha Legs and Body; sore kars,
Lyer, Nose, etc, gopper-cqlored bi0tchas,
sypalut.s starfh, clse4sed scalp, and Al
pffnsry io-'ns u ths disease 5noun ~
syphilis. Price, - 90 per hoteIs.
Ls Hiehau's Cetdsn Baiaam Ne.
Cures fenhy. Mereufial ayphllitie RhOu-
natisIn, Fains Ia the nones, Palms Ia the
Head. back u the Neck, liberated Sore
Thfoat, hYphiit.o Hash, Lumps and eou.
trlgted Cons. Stiffness u ths Llmba, aEd
enidicatss al seass from ths system,
ahether celaed By Ind seretlon Or abuse
a Mercury, leaTing tho bl I'D pure and
healthy, pFirs IS 90 peg FottIs.
L. lAiehauss Goldem @Faniah Amgl-
dota igf TO curs "a 0on0rrhna. Oieat.
irutaticn Gmyel ani al Urinary Or doEi.
a e,,,slrAnssH"a'.. a Price % 80 Psr
g. uiehau's Ooldsn spanish In
tsetian, i1r severe casrs u 00o0rfh0a,
iahamm4tqrY cicct 5tfictaFes, AZ. Price
- 80 per noffis.
10 IftShau's 0oIdsn Ofatmsnt
tqf the "a CtlFo healing "a syuhlliti1 soras.
anl sfupli0ns. Price 81 90 par Hos
10 liiehn as Golden Ptl s-Nefys
and Bra treatment, hes Of physlcal poe.
ef ekeest 81 over EoFk, fFoalfktion' etc
Price % 90 per naH.
Taule Sad NeFglma.
seat efefyvhefe, g. o. D., securely reekot
pef skpfesa
the h,ehaEds drug compaly, agents 81
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23

a splendid field for horses entered In the
speed department, ana fine exhibitions of
racing viii Zoe given each day
Entries for premiums close Monday at
7.pp IN. Exhibitors are urged to make
"a, many oftheircutriCs on sunday before
the fair as possible. Goods, animals and
articles for oNhihition must he M their
places 10y 10 p. IN. on Monday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23

the Richards drug oompaly. agents SO
0lrsular mailed 49,,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23
BURIAL OF JOHN ERICSSON.

CHICAGO, Ills, Aug. 23.-Close
wheat steady; cash S1O6l @Sl.O625;
Sept. $1.06!; May $I13{.
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MIR. c. U. HoKE SURPRISED.
A Wonderful Testimonial From NorrI
tnxyp


For some time past Mr.. q. u. Hoke has been
visiting Norristown for the purpose OF introduc-
ting his electric appliances. short time ago
he was surprised TO observe an article pub
lished In four different papers in that town.
pssising his electric supporter very highly, and
signed Mrs. Allen 4. Heany.
Upon inquiry he found that the lady was so
delighted with the supporter that at her own
expense she had published the article In the
different papers, and had printed 1000 circulars
which were distributed.
In the article published she says 81 had
been great sufferer for many years. and tried
all the good physicians In this and other places
without finding any relief; my disease WINS
growing worse. About one and a-half years
was In pain and misery day and night. At last
] was sent 70 the Woman's Hospital in Phila.
ds1phia, on July !, 1859. There had to 20
through serious operation. was In the hos
pitsl for seven weeks When left was in
pain % bad as ever before. Then all hopes were
gone. The physician told Inc / could not ex-
pect anything else but pain, and could llnger a
while yet. but never get we'll Everybody who
had known the circumstances 1 was In
thought could not live much longer, but nj
last found the great remedy. One evening
when II was dark poor woman came 10
our house who had no home to go TO- to
stay over night. She had not one friend In this
world. She had all her things tied up In
shawl. Then we took her In our family and
kept her until she had a home again. A few
days after she came 10 MS she had gone out and
brought me one OF Prof c. u. Hoke's circulars
- his electric medicated appliances. That was
eomethtng ! never heard Of before. was Ia
great pain at the time the poor woman told
me 70 get one O, Hoke's supporters. A few DAYS
afterward ! purchased ono OF the supporters.
and In short time found that Hoke's sun
porter Is the great remedy. believe to-day
thst the Lord sent that poor woman to our
hou>e for that purpose. Bat must praise our
hsultiy physician. He was very faithful 10 me
through my severe sickness. and the physicians
we're also the same In the hospital They did
Al they could for me. Now q great many peo-
- might doubt my words. but whoever docs
= welcome 10 come 70 our residence, No. Gil
Wet narshali street, Norristown, Pa. I am
v1ning 70 explain the whole case.
4Rs- ALLEN g. HEASy,
&onnrsorws. Pa, Jan. u. lsoo.
K1ol1 = In kttsndsnes 70 explain this case
- ~ net1e4 tnensmasinp IN resavA 70
IS noea>le1, ~; ~
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AFTER LONG ILLNESS.
luS uEIslEY, an OLD CITIZEN or CoLuM.
MI, DIES on THURSDAY.


RcotcunlA, April 4.--Cyrus Hcisley, an
resident Of town, died yesterday aner-
"a q $50 o'clock, at his home ON
5alnut street, between Second and Third.
- death was caused by consumption,
NJ long illness. He was in his 9th
~. Several children are living. The
kneral will be held on Saturday afternoon
; o'clock.
S SQUIRE Evans received the following
n1egram this morning from Sunbury
~ t1oorgo Moore found dead on the third OF
kpril. Supposed that his parents live In
661umbla, Lancaster county, Pa. Please
Nlbrm or make known. Solomon Weaver,
|&p.r The squire thinks that Moores
1kmlly live on Chestnut Hill. Moore was
napped in the face during dispute and
I'll dead in the street. The coroner's Jury
1Sudered Z verdict that heart disease caused
IL death. lie was aged about lffty years,
had an Iron gray moustache and blue
s1lsnnel shirt with white necktie around
his neck his clothes were q brownish
t0lor and were worn and threadbare.
Il Clarence Stoner and his sister Jessie,
we're driving across Fourth street last
aovening, when the horse, a spirited animal,
oscame frightened at somo boys playing
hall in the street. The horse became un-
manageable and started to run away. The
5sshicle struck passing wagon, causing an
upset, and the occupants were thrown out.
They were stunned by the fall, but escaped
with slight bruises The horse was caught
ofter running several squares.
u The G. D. wreckers were called out this
morning at s o'clock 10 go TO Red Hill and
clear up wreck. When they reached
Collins Station orders were received TO re-
turn and 20 TO 0ordonville, where another
wreck had happened.
Charles Evans entertained number of
! friends of Columbia Lodge +. and A. NJ. ut
Warren's restaurant last night, In honor Of
4 his admission TO that lodge. During the
oveuing he was presented with Masonic
charm by the gentlemen present, and ono
" Mr.. underzagt, a gentleman from Balti-
more.
The Kennedy Comedy company presen-
Sted "The Pearl Of Savoy" I'm the opera
house last night. Tonight Engaged 7"
! will be tho play.
& The colorcd grammar school gave
4 stmusical and literary entertainment last
might In the school room. The large audi
ence greatly enjoyed the exercises.
George Brown, colored preacher Of
I Marietta, was sued by James Watson, q
oolcrcd minister Of town, for malicious
lrospass. The hearing took place yester-
1ay before Squire Solly. The colora1
MOD church stands on one end Of O.
eop the other the utlAR5f the
dispute YRifils caused the
ismi3sed by the squire.
nsy Captain Of the Buck
O1he from Pine Grove.
IRA w. Z. Moore has gone on visit te
- her parents in Michigan.
WIN. F. Tyson IL home on II vacation
Rom Princeton college.
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BROS,
26 and % N. Queen st.

lis AND 1T N. QUEEN ST..
Is announced for Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
April I'd, sd, 4th, 5th, and
promises to be the Event Of the
Season.
At no time before this have
we made such extensive pre-
parations for an elaborate dis
play as for this occasion. We
intend to make this opening our
crowning effort. By it we must
show that our lines Of Goods in
every department are complete
beyond doubt, that our prices
are right.
Our Goods are stylish and
new, and our assortment is
larger than ever before. To
show our Goods and make our
store the centre Of attraction is
our only aim. The decorations
this time will be of such novel
and conspicuous designs as will
make it compare favorably with
some Of the finest exhibits ever
shown anywhere.
A Worlds Fair in ,ancaster
Each department represented
in a separate exhibit, and each
one Fair in itself. Your spe-
cial attention is called to our
Millinery Parlor, in the rear end
Of the store. There we will
show about 800 opening Hats,
trimmed and designed after the
latest Paris and London fashion,
besides our display Of Flowers,
Ribbons, Velvets, Pushes and
Millinery Laces and Ornaments
will excel any Of our former
efforts.
The whole front part of our
store, from the door to the Mil
linery Department, will be de-
voted to the display Of Laces,
Embroideries, Tri m ming S,
Fancy Goods, Corsets, Under
wear, Hosiery, Gloves, Jewelry,
Lace Goods, Parasols, Umbrel-
las, etc. ; and the way the Goods
will be arranged will make it
attractive as we'll as interesting
to everybody. We will not
spare time nor trouble to make
this opening the grandest ever
seen here, and extend a most
cordial invitation to all. Four
days: Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, April ?,
3, 4 and S. One day like the
other; the same display; the
same Decorations the same
Hats. Come every day, as it
will take you four days t6uaee
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Wilbur Opera Company Next Week.

y Wubur opern company Next Neok'
The Wilbur company Will play "Erminie
on the nrst night OF their appearance here, and
- the town is just ripe for u company Of their
kind they will no doubt do well next week. Tho
Minneapolis correspondent Of the Dramatic
Nsws says Wilbur Opera Co. opened ~. In
the Two Vagabonds.' and crowded houses
were the rule during the week The Grand
Duchess was put on for the week OF -, and
people are being turned away"
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An Engineers Fast Run.

An engineer on one Of the roads entering
here In speaking last night Of fast runs said I:
.. Although my machine Is not slow, once let
cold get six hours the start Of me, and my ma
chinery Is no match for IT, i have for wears
kept bottle Of Kemps Balsarn constantly In
my cab. and when Cough or Cold gets start
Of this standard remedy II is indeed u cold day
IL n sold BY all druggists. t6D
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-04

roR constipation. liver complaint" /" or bill
from disorticred condition of the liver and
stomach. take Dr. Pierceis Pleasant Furgative
relicts-a gentle laxative OF ucuVe cnmhIHc,
according 10 size Of dose. F,sdw
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MARRIAGES.

--
McNEAL-HuBER.--O Thursday evening.
Aprii g. lh0O by Rev. Charles l.. Fry, Of Trinity
Luthcrau Church. at the brides home, In the
presence Of the immediate families, Mr.. =; =.
McNcal and Miss Ida =. Huber, both oi this
city. ltn'
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y. r. Martin n Co.'s Easter Souvenir.
J. II. Martin 4 Co., not to be outdone by other
honses In the giving Of souvenirs, have decided
to give japanese tcapots to all their friends
who call tomorrow afternoon between and 8
o'clock. The teapot TO be given away is q hand
some rs well as useful article In the housekeep
log line. There is no finer display OF Easter
goods In the city than nt J. d. Martin & Co. 3
and their store Is well worth visit 1t will be
crowded tomorrow, and as the supply OF tea
pots Is unlimited there will be enough for all
who call.
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ror,r v.,,a,ah,as

The nrst new potatoes, tomatoes. cabbage,
Bermuda onions, ETC.. have arrived, at Charlie
Eckert's. He has also choice line fine choco-
lstes In pretty painted boxes for Easter baskets,
II his store, No. l29 East King street ltd
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pRIvATE,
No "a North hSke street, April 4, 1890.
MESSRs. Il. O., =. 4 L.. ID. H.--t1sntiemen:
Yes, II you en!er now you can complete the
course OF instruction till vacation, June 30, at
total cost II about $40 for tuition and sta iOnery
III. Course OF study complete ~ regards Bust.
ness Education. III. As many pupils enrolled
during the past March were enrolled during
>the, four preceding Marches. ~. Our gain In
attendance more than % per cent over any pre-
cedng year, and three months not counted In,
v. We have placed more Young Men aud Ladies'
In positions this term than ever before. vi.
Don't delay visit; College Rooms adjoining
Court House. and Judge for yourselves.
mrapta HID wEIDLER, Principal.
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INOR RENT-THE DoER5OM PRIVATE
II Dwelling; Nos. l2B and l2S East King
street will be rented In parts to suit applicants.
Also the Store Room and Factory, In the rear,
on Mitlin street The pOERSOM HALLr-the
finest and best located hall In the city, can now
be rented for fairs, festivals, suppsrs de- Secure
dates. For particulars, inquire OF
GEO. y. NORBECK,
Proprietor Of the Doersom Carriage Works. cor
ner OF Duke and Vine streets. L febI7tfd
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upon any one in the city and give any informs-
uon desired.
Az Herr's Furniture Store. No. @j North
Queen strcet..cvery "wednesday and saturday.
. apr&2td
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Now for Easter f!

Reist Is most assuredIy headquarters Big
Hams, Medium Hams and Liuls Pig Hams,
Picnic Hams, skinned Hams, homeless Hams
and Prepared Hams.
EGGS EGGS EGGS We are headq uur-
ters. Don't delay. Getting Scarce.
EASTER GOODS All our penny Chocolate
Eggs, Rabbits. Carts &c,, Sc a dozen. All our iOc
goods reduced To Sc. All onr SC goods reduced
TO ic. Look At at our immense display. They
FRESH INVOICE MEATS Hams, l2iSc
Picnic Hams, BE Boneless Hams, lie rrepared
Ham, l2Lc Breakfast Bacon, l2isc Country
Bacon, Toe knuckle Dried Beel l5c; Fine Key-
ular Beet, zoe summer Bologna, Sc.
Fish, &c. Finest No. l Deep Sea Bloater
Mackerel, 20c. Large No. ] Mackerel, I5c Good
Mackerel, for PC Portland Herring, six
pounds for 26c. White Fish, 6c pound. Fines
Brick Goldfish, loc a good one for &c. Fines
White Hoop Holland Herring per keg, 81.
DRIED FRUITS Dried Fruit Market is GO
Ing higher than q kite We are o. X, and
mense display. Very tempting,
CRACKERS Finest Water Crackers In the
market, four pounds for 2oc. Finest Ginger
snaps IN the market, three pounds for 25c. FIN
est Nic-Nacs In the market, three pounds CSC.
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Ladies' $3.50 and $500 Shoes.

In these we've New and Pretty Shapes 70
Spring. which need only to be seen TO be appre-
ciated. shaped TO dt and 10 lend attractiveness
TO the foot made OF feathers flexible to n de-
gree rs TO insure ease and grace In carriage.
New this week and are sure to win more than
few admirers. Have you them?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-04

DOERSOM CARRIAGE WORKS,
Corner OF Duke ana Vine Streets formerly
Norbock 4 Miley),
GEO. \. NORBECK, Prop.
$4,000 Over Six Thousand Dollars 90 ZOO
la Fine Buggies, Carriages, DO, now on Ex-
hibitiOn, of my Own Manufacture,
Aud also agent for the Columbus Buggy Co.'S
fine vehicles at prices that astonish every
body. All guaranteed finest vehicles In the
world for the money. None but the best me-
chanics employed. special attention given TO
repairing. Road Carts at almost any price at
the pocrsom Carriage Works, corner OF Duke
and Vine: ::streets d9lydGwR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-04

Is full Of Spring Fancies, Spring Overcoats,
Top Coats, Trousers and Suits to Measure, Fit,
Workmanship, style, Finish and Price Guaran-
teed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-04

IVnie from Pine Grove.
14fsL w. Il. Moore has gone on visit to
- her parents In Michigan.
WIN. F. Tyson IL home on vacation
Nom Princeton college.