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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
senator n,egln., Uour. Bl,l.

Senator Higgins has introduced bill
to establish court Of appeals in each Of
the circuitB of the United States, to b.
composed OF three judges, who shall
receive IS 600 year each, the judge
holding the oldest commission to be pre-
siding Judge. This court shall have
appellate Jurisdiction of all CASES in law,
equity, or admiralty ariaing in the circuit
and district courts with II their respective
circuits, and its decision shall be final,
unless the amount involved is more than
$40, ,0G0, except that in oaae the adjudi-
cation involves question under the oon-
otitution OF the U tied States, or treaty
or law of the United states, or In Case the
court OF appeals shall certify that the
ndjudiostion involves legal question Of
sufficient importance to require that q
final decree thereof shall oe made by the
supreme Court, then the case shell go to
the Supreme Court. 10 much Of any
acts OF Congress as require the chief
justice or Justices of the Supreme Court
to hold court or perform any duties in
tine different circuits is repealed by the
ect, and they are not required to perform
any suoh duties.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
Tne Jersey Election FRAUDS.

TRENToN, N. j., Feb. 12.-phe legisla-
tive committee investigating tins alleged
election frauds in Hudson county today
found in the Fourth precinct box 1913
little jokers, and the string contained 60
more ballots than the total number of
names on the poll.hook Tho election
officers gave Mcdonald 309, Stuhr 13
The recount to-day gave Mcdonald 247
and stuhr 73. Ia the Fifth precinct
box there were 25 jgkors, aud in the
Sixth only four. The total number of
jokars disco vered in the six ballot boxes
iA 81.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
4 seea m IA. Ear rivs wears.

Howard Peekey, living at No. 215
Tatnsll street, a pupil at No. school,
Thursday felt tickling sensation in his
left ear, aud inserting his finger drew ont
. sunhower seed, which was considerably
swollen and covered with wax. The sssd
was accidentally dropped in his ear five
years ago, and in attempting to draw it
out he only forced it further in. For
awhile It gave him considerable trouble,
but for the past three years II had not
bothered him and he had forgotten the
circumstance until the seed made its sp.
peaTanee Thursday,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
A Pretty welding az Elillsborousa.

DENTON, Md, Feb. 12.-At Hills
borough Methodist Episcopal Church
this afternoon at 80 O'Clock AIr. Charles
Il. Jarrett Of the we'll known mercantile Q
firm Of Stewart & Jarrett and Miss
Nennie Duffy, daughter of Mr. Hugh
DuEy, were married. The ohuroh deoo-
ratioas were pretty, and very large
number OF the relatives and frieuds were
present. The Rev. G. W. Townsend
performed the ceremony. The ushers
were Edward jarrett, O. E. Stewart and
Il. NJ. Thompson OF Cent-sville. The
Wedding party left on the evening train
for Baltimore and Washington. Ir. and
Mrs. Jarrett will reside at Hiilsbcrough.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
First nela,rnre neunlon.

At the reunion of the First Delaware
Regiment, which will be held here on
May 9Th, the anniversary of the battle of
the Wilderness, the soldiers attending
will comprise the three months men, the
three years. men and the veterans; also,
those of the Second, Third, Fourth and
Eighth Delaware Infantry, who subse-
quently became incorporated with the
First Delaware.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

The hCest pair of sntiers eyer seen in
this city. arrived at the Adams Express
Oompsuy's office at the p, W. & b. rail-
road station, last week, from Baltimore,
consigned to gentleman at Laurel, Del.
They were four foot nine inches in
length, and cash sntler had seven propgs,
the longest of which measured lGk inches.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
DEArH,s o 0sR OILL.
A Free CruShes a Carrtage i'm Which
We're Seated Two People.


We're Seated Two People.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Haley, wife OF Frank z.
Hatey, and little son, aged 8 years, made
o marrow esospe from instant death on
Thursday. Mrs. Haley was driving her
horse along the road at du Pont's Banks
and noticing some wood. enters telling q
tree she pulled up her horse until assured
by the woodmen that she could proceed
safely, when she gave rein to the horse
and started on again. Just as she was
under the tres it gave way
and fell with terrific crash. The
huge branches, in falling, struck the ear-
ria9e and literally wrecked it. Mrs.
Haley was preoipitated over the dash
board under the heels Of the horse, while
her little son, who sat beside her in the
vehicle, was undisturbed. Mrs. Haley
WAS somewhat scratched and cut, but her
injuries are not nerious.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

While uadsr the Influence OF temporary
insanity Mrs. Mar aIot Fisher, wifa of j.
F. Fisher, of Rutledge, Delaware county,
Pa, set fire to her clothing on Tuesday
week and was burned TO death. Her
mind has beeu filled with tho thought OF
cremation, and she left note requesting
that her body should not be cremated
but buried.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Special correspondence Of Gazette AMI journal
EAvRE DE GRACE, MD, Feb. 12.-Mi.
William P. jackson of Salisbury, Md,
and Miss Sallie McOombs OF Ravre de
Grace, were married at the II. &. church
here at 1890 to-day. The procession up
the aisle was headed by the ushers,
Messrs. Joseph Harper OF Princeton Col
lege, N. j., \. s. Pennew6Il OF Green
wood, Nd, George S. Williams OF Sails
bury, and Harry h. Hopper OF HsYre de
Grace. The bride. handsomely sttired
in travelling costume of London smoke
French crepe, was accompanied by her
bridesmaid, Miss Lillian V. Hopkins of
Havre do Grace. The groom was accom-
panied by his best man, Mr.. Hugh q.
Brown of Newark, Del. At the altar
they were met by the Rev. J. O. Nichol.
son, pastor Of the church, who performed
the ceremony, assisted by the Rev. L. e.
Martindhle of Salisbury. Tbs bride 10
the oldest daughter of A. P. MoCombs,
president of the First National Bank o,
Havre de Grace. The grocm is a young
business man of Salisbury, the only sou
of W. Il. jackson, and nephew of Gov.
jackson.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
GATHERING The CENSUS
IN APPROPRIATION OF SG,40o,000
FOR UOUH1ISG THE PEOPLE.

THE Schedule for the Fay Of the
EtinnIe ratars - Tho wOr< 10 he
Bone TIA tho MOnth OF June Diff
ficnIiicV i'm Getting the Ages of
Women.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
CLEVELAND ON REFORMS
STILL BHTH UsIASfIC ON TEE SUB
JECT OF THE TxhIFB.

Mr. Cleveland, In an 1 Interview wfth
the Baltimore .sSun,s'' Correspons
dent, Talks Freely AbOut Ballot
Reform, Tariff Reform and the
Australian HaIiOt system - The
Tariff and the Farmers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03

~ ~ the Paris exhl-
DII!des, 70 70 on around the
II, g. ns,noss rsss. and 90 port, snd scs
disssscs bis only ccmpSnicn II bsins isns,ins
J. Murphy, ,of Brooklyn, who was TO accom-
pGny him q historian and scientific man.
eraph, and 4 was Murphy,s inssniion 70
bring baek great number Of specimens Of
uncivilissd languages for pathological pur-
poeea. The trip was 70 take more than two
ysess bot the young men expectsd e arrive
Ia l0o1 LAwlor aeserts that B. J. Black. .
German Jew OF Paris and London, II the
author OF oil his troubles. Tho young
American arrived with his yacht in Paris
on July Z, incidentally saving the life Of .
drownini man ia the eelns by diving
under Q raft amer him. Black bad charge OF
the exhibition Of the Neverslnk In Paris,
yacht In Iawlor's absence and sent her Chei.
DOurg. Lawl0r ct once went TO Russell T.
Hoadley Of the Norton company and got
bill of sale Of the yacht and followed aftor u.
Black hired French crew and sent her
Il. Portsmouth. Lawlor reached that port
Just ~ the Neversink was about TO sail, put
out In 2 rowboet, and boarded her. The
ono man In the leg, making only slight
wound, and got possession Of the yacht. This
was more than British law could stand,
and, In spite Of public sentiment being
with tho American, he was sentonced 70
two month"; imprisonment, which he has
just served. LAwlor has gone to New York
10 secure title TO the NeversInk, which
since, and will then proceed on . tour
around the world with Murphy, who has
been awaiting his friends release In Lon
don md Paris
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03

| Az AMI AL M VO6kSN 6J.
Thousands Of Dollars worth
Of New Spring Goods are pour
ing in daily in every depart
ment at prices lower than cost
Of manufacturing.
The general depression in
trade and the overstock of
goods in New York has enabled
us to secure a great many lots
Of choice and desirable Spring
Goods, which we open today
and offer at astonishing prices.
One case Of Ladies Cream
Lisle Vests, at Ioc;worth fully IS.
One case Of Ladies White
Lisle Vests, with pink and blue
silk crochet edge, at Ioc +; worth
25c.
One case Of Ladies Cream
Lisle Vests, silk crochet edge,
at l2Hc; worth 25c.
One case Of Ladies White
Lisle Vests, high neck. long
sleeves, silk faced and pearl
buttons, regular made shoul.
ders, at 25c; worth 75c.
One case of Cream Lisle
Vests. low neck, silk crochet
edge, at 25c; worth soc.
One case Of Ladies Pink and
Blue Lisle Vests, low neck, silk
crochet edge, at az c; worth IS.
50 doz. Ladies Tan and Slate
Colored, fine 4o-gauge Cotton
Hose, fast dye, at 2oc; worth 50.
SO doz. Ladies warranted in
dellible black ribbed Cotton
Hose, at Ioc pair.
IS doz. Boys extra heavy
double knee ribbed CottonHose,
warranted indellible black, size
7 to 81, at 25c; worth 40 to soc
a pair.
50 doz. Ladies fine quality
Black Silk Gloves, at 25c; worth
SIC, IS doz. Ladies' fine Black
Cashmere Gloves, at 2oc; worth
SIC. so doz. Ladies 4-button
Kid Gloves, in assorted tan
colors, brown and black, at soc
a pair. so doz. Ladies 5-hook
Lacing Kid Gloves at 75c a
pair; assorted tan colors, brown
and black.
One case of White Plaid
Lawns at loc a yd; worth I2H.
One case of extra fine White
Plaid and Striped Lawns and
India Linens, at I2H; worth
from IS to 2oc a yard.
New Vandyke Laces at 10,
I2H, IS, 20 and csc yard.
The Greatest Bargains ever
offered to our customers will be
advertised in this space this
month. Watch for them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
m murketa.
Philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. a-Noon-Elour frm
Psnn'a supers, 2 0O92 Is; extra. 2250s2 rs
family, zoos 60; roller, to&a 90; patent;
.wSeat quiet; No. RED new, s2%c
No. Penn'a Red, 90c No. do, s6a8sc.
4tc.
0at: quiet; No. 2 White soSc.: No. Q
Ola Is.
Baled hay dull; $40 GOALS OOas TO quality |;
timothy lo0sls % for choice; mixed, sslOS 50 !;
Butter dull; Penn'a creamery extra
26@Hc Penn'a firsts extra, Sic Jobbing 3l,as0
=, Eggs nrm Penn'a firsts, liJlibsc; held lots,
l5Gl0c. rs to quality.
Cheese frm; part skins. 6>laSc full skins
petroleum steady: refined In bbls., 81 90.
Potatoes dull; bQe60c per bus. as TO quality
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
srocxs AND BONDS.


~ XIJo0D 300y OkOu8nt ~ tno SOop0T
a: 4 Il: Mouse oAls.
81 nio afternoon Sam Matt Fridy sold At
to1o salo u The Cooper house, the follow
~ eteckA -, for J. B. Long, broker, be-
3 61n1ng 70 he e1toto ofesmuel Cohick, late
~ lhS Hsmpaeld township;
q Uovon 500 bonds Of the Quarryville rail.
Dba6, nsst mortgage, seven per cent.' 70
4 0amnel +. Andes, st el0s per 800.
ooCo Reading 4 Columbia railroad bonds,
ns13 morsgaes, hve per cent, 70 jacob Lam
1Is a Glo48 per 600.
oooo Keystone Watch factory, six per
eonk frst mortgage bond, to Samuel An.
~, a ol0l.7S Per 800.
oGo0 or same, TO same, at Si0o.2S.
e 62oO Cornwall 4 Lebanon railroad bond,
\ lsue mortgage ave per cent, to Samuel
Andss q ol0o.75 per el0o.
nv Equitable Mortgage company, to
oamusl Andss, 1t eoo per 500.
one share Of Northern Pacific railroad,
p1oebsfed, 70 Samuel NJ. Seldomridgs,
cns shass Of rulton National bank, 70
1oAn Huber, for t2oa; and two shares to
4 ~ sa,ne q S2ol.
~ fb1lowIng stocks were sold TO for DIFF
out rastiess
\ 11vo ohaSUe Of Fulton bank, TO John b.
11ls ~ ta0l.eS.
1!ys shars Of same to Samuel Davis, at
Ave shares Of same, 70 Samuel Croft, a,
Two shares Of Northern National bank,
- Inward Brabaker, at eiS0.s0.
xiye sharss Of same, to jacob w. Snyder,
- o1oA
rivs shares OF Peoples National hank,
I - Jaepb W. Snyder, 1t Sl25.
1Iye shares Of same, to Israel II. Johns,
iear shares Of same, to Jacob W. Snyder,
M shares Of samc. TO George Cox, al
1sys shares Of same. to Isaao n. Diller
ssef111kl0.
~ shares Of Consstoga National bank
~ u1SA A. yAndis, 1t ell276.
4lve shares Of sams. 70 John B. Landis
Myelharss ofsams, 70 q. L. Buckwaltcr
IA shasss ofsams, to Dr.. P.w. Hisstand
- ella1h.
xhlsty shares OF Lancaster a MARKETS.
u %}nsnpike 70 Emanuel r. Keller, At $3.50
15tssu shares Of Lancaster, Elisabsth.
fown = 1fiddlstown turnpike, to David
9saybill, at eo0.2S.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
ouarreled About 4 Girl.


,. +. Elliott has prosecuted Gabriel Pioso
be1brs Alderman Barr for assault and bat
terry. The suit grew out Of = quarrel that
oceurred late on Saturday night. A. Elliot
came out Of the entrance to the Mennsr-
ehor Pioso attacked him, struck him In the
eye and blackepsd that member. The
oause u The nsht was Jealousy. Elliott
tsea1ed Pios0s girl, and that was an un-
pardouabls sin, and the only way Pioso
coud gst satisfaction was by thrashipg his
rival.
0mnsrs Flannerd and Boas happened
along end arrested both parties. The mayor
heard them this morning and imposed the
eoo3s on Ploso. % he was the sggressor.
szhe asssult and battery case win be heard
latsr IN the week.
The mayor also discharged dozen buns
ard ssut an old drunk to jail.
After the hearing before the mayor,
Riceo went to Alderman Deems ofiice,
where hs mado complaint against Elliott,
changing him with assault and battery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
wul ssttIe the Cases.

Another large crowd Of witnesses assem-.
HID at Alderman Barrs oface on Saturday
night to testify in the cases brought by
Wm. Proctor against VIM. Wiley. Sam
0sAy, Peter Woods, George Book and
Moses Book. The suits grew out Of
. hght on the day following the
cfsd men had voted the Democratic
ticket The counsel interested In the cases
Aeld consultation and 1t was finally de.
eided 70 withdraw all the snits brought by
Proctor and those against Proctor at Alder
man Donnelly's are also to bs withdrawn.
The parties were given until next Saturday
- saise the money. The bail Of all the de-
lsudants except Wiley was renewed. He
could not give security and was taken bar,.
- jail
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
T'1xoy Nav S,Sfit.

Bishop Bowman arrived In Shamokin,
unex xpectsdly from Chicago on Sunday
morning. His visit Is supposed to be In
the interest of Bishop Eshsr. The strug-
gle II developing into a general rupture
between the German element OF the West,
who sustain Esher and Bowman, and tho
American sloment of tho East, sustaining
Bishop Dubs, OF Chicago.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
Before Alderman spurrier.

Henry Lenninger and George Beck, Of
John street, have been held TO answer tho
charge Of malicious mischief preferred by
jacob Barnhart, who alleges that they
broke his door.
william Richardson, charged by John
Eher6 with surety Of the peace, has given
ball for hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03

~ sAylnosd l6s ssss kers ysv Inehesgsd
vs :SrSsf; s occd s.s:s WssssS seste; heavy
~ cows wsrs IL mcisfsss demand u s,sN
4iippery cows were In fAir demand q sl2eia
Bologna Gown were fairly inactive q o41n.
Ai!ch cows were In g0c4 demand - (o0O.
City Dressed Besvse wsrs IN poor rsqueet.
- usual during. Lent, but. prices edvanced In
sympathy with live cattle. We quote at so7>fc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
Live stock Markets..

CHICAGO, Mar. l.--Keceipts, 1900; shipments
none steady; beeves, 81 COOS 90; steers
cows. bull and mixed, 81 50e3 40 Texas cattle
u 0o93 60 Western Rangers, q 1908 90.
Hogs-Receipts. Is, 900; shipmenis. none: mar.
ket strong; mixed, - s5al OS heavy, S3 81
o. t05 light, tS 1904 06; skips, t3 OO0pS IS
sheep-Receipts, 1900: shipments none: mar.
ket weak; nauves,ti D9560; Western wooled
OgS W shorn Te exans, ,e3 00G5 80 lambs, 90 d
70 " W per hundred weight.
BUFFALO, Mar. l-Cattle-Receipts, 600
head total for week. is,aO; ON sale. " head
sheep and Lambs Receipts, 5000: on sale
$500 fairly active and higher. Sheep--choice 10
extra, - 8695 % medium 10 good, IS 50a5 10
common TO good, "a 1905 IS. Lambs-good 10
snSis % 9ais @s ;sss fair to good 20 Soso menum
Hogs-Receipts, 7,42o; market steady; me.
dun SnII.ra and heavy, q 2ast 70 mixed, siS5
EAST ILsrRTY.-Cattle--Rece l23. shin.
good g seSa ~ g tSir, S soss g. bulls stays and
Hogs Receipts, $500; shipments. 1900
market fair medium. y soal IS; Workers,
1900 10 no cars shipped to.New York.
market slow; prime, IS 75a6 90; fair TO good;
e!SoSt 70; good 10 common. - 01ai 90: lambs,
u 609s7 rs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
Yeaths.

.MALHoRN, In this city, on Feb. y, Henry Il.
Malhorn. In his 66th year.
The relatives and friends OF the family also
old soldiers, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence OF his niece, No
% West Lemon street, on Tuesday afternoon ut
2o'clock. lntsrment at Lancaster cemetery on
soldiers lot tide
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
John A. Britton,s Financial Trouble.

John A. Britton's Financial Troubles.
Frank P. Lauer. Of Reading, through
Brown d Hensel, Issued an execution
against John A. Britton, Of the American
house, for el 800.
The sherifl's sale advertised for to-day
was postponed for . week. In tho mean.
time an effort will bo made TO arrange mat
tsrs with Mr.. Lauer, who.issued an execu-
tion to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
Putting Up Gates at Crossings.

The Pennsylvania rsilroad company is
pcw having safety gates placed at the Main
md Barbara street crossings In Mt. Joy.
1hese were among the most dangerous
escsuings on the line Of the railroad aud
1hses have been many narrow escapes at
toem. The company had watchmen at
thsm. but thought 1t would be safer to have
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03

IEfo ~ hna 70 aban.
O. ouA n oonsnltation Of
80 go ~ Gua 4 was decided
I1 . - ~ u ~ jufy without further
! ~ - Judes 0arfisou charged The
\ y ~ axssr rsviswins all the FACTS n
- tSasxod thse ths evidence would
o1sxoat ths hnding Of . verdict Of
fS ~ reieonSe was fouud guilty u must
I 111kot & murdsr Ia the second degree or
nIlanghtsr and he defined ths diner
~ judeSa charge occupied Just %
rnanotss and was pronounced mir and Inn
i lortlhl On all sidss
A verdlct u expected 1t S4s, 10 which
heaS ~ coaxt ad1ourned.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
Tho Rartandars. .

The bartenders OF this city held meet
iag ON Sunday evening at Mennerchor
hall. when they elected the following
permanent ofIicsrs: President, Christian
Il Hess; vice president, Frank Ksutz
sserstAsy, Harry Emngsr; treasurer, WIN.
xsamer. A committee 10 secure . room
~ appointed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
Raaalufiona Engrosnad

ne resolutions passed recently by the
a11eennen fthis city on the death Of Alder
- Ncconomy have bsen handsomely
>n9Opoesed by Charles Frailsy. To them each
ngnaa Will sfiix his signature and they
Dopnsd and presented 10 Mra Nc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
Politicisns in Plenty

The town had plenty Of politicians thiz
morning and owing to the rather breezy
weather most Of them made their head
quarters In the court house corridor. 1t
was fun 10 sse the country edition chasing
them for "cards," and the candidates could
not dodge or shake them, either.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
Nothing Bogus About uoke's Testlmo.
nials.

Mr.. Hokc can prove that all the testimonials
he advsrtiscs are genuine, although some OF
them have no name attached, ~ some persons
object 70 having their names published, but II
anyone IL doubtful about their genuineness, by
calling on him personally, he will furnish the
names OF same.
@. u. Hoke, inventor, will be at Sl3 North
Queen street, every Wednesday. ml8td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
kfTACKED BIZ nIGHwAYMEN.
DGniel Rice Robbed While on The ROAD
Home Friday Evening.

Home Friday Evening.
Daniel Rice, . resident of Paradise town
Ghir, who IL we'll known in Lancaster, had
IN exciting adventure on Friday evening.
He and his nephew were on their way
homo when they were attacked by two
highwaymeu. Rice Is badly crippled. hav-
Ing but one leg, and he was not able to re-
~ with much success. He was knocked
down and very badly cut about the head,
And before leaving his assailants stole
about ~ frvm his pockets.
Mr.. Rice recognised the men and an
e9or II now being made to have the matter
knshsd up without getting into court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03

II. b. PrALTzoRArT, OF York county, says
Hoks's Electric Medicated Belt cured his wife
after she had been suffering nom neuralgia,
constipation, etc., for nine years. The belt re-
stored her from q complete wreck to perfect
health, and she would not be without one for
500. IL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
Marrtupsa.

FRRY-MECKLEY.-On Sunday, March 2 1850.
at the residence of the brides mother, by the
Rev; 9. Elvin Haupt, Kline O. Frey, and Susan
Meckley, all OF the city Of Lancaster, Pa. ltds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03

ALApy In York city has suffered, at certain
periods. for nftesn years. with headache.
always being compelled to take 10 bed during
these periods, Hoks's Belt cured her com.
pletsly. Her name will be given TO any one In
terested. 1t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-03
Live stock Pricea,
For the week.

PHLApELPHIA, Mar. 1.-The receipts at the
West Philadelphia and North Pennsylvania
Drove Yards were:
Beeves Sheep. Hogs.
Por S1 ths week is eki,-.''.'-'-'2,2os s,SS io,0S
Lent, were light, only 2, ,26e head arriving dur.
Ing the entire week. The demand was equal TO
the supply and prices. In sympathy with the
Western markets, advanced fraction, but not
enough 70 cover the advance West. No cattle
exported this week. We quote; Extra, 5g5Izc;
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Nottingham Lace Curtains &c, 75c, 81 70 81 80
per pair.
Cream and Fancy Scrims reduced to l0c, l2>Sc,
l5c,
Bleached German Table Linen at SOC resu-
lar price, 75c.
Pure Linen Cream Damask at 25c ; worth Csc
Heavy Cream Damasks al s5c, 40c, Soc worth
CSC, Soc and Co.,
Extra Quality German Double Damasks al
Csc and 76c worth 85c and 81.
A large lot OF Fine Qualities Linen Table
Cloths and Napkins In setts at greatly reduced
prices.
A large lot Of All Linen Towels reduced from
l2lsc to l0c.
A large lot of All Linen Towels reduced from
20c to l5c.
We have large lot Of extra large size, extra
hne huck Towels In two numbers. Price was
Soc and 75c will close them out at ssc and Ssc.
At these prices these goods should go out in
few days.
Full lines Of Tickings. Sheetings Mnslins.
Ginghams, Prints, Pant stuffs, etc. at less than
regular prices.