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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
The Barber's Revenge.

Old Daddy Rose, aged 70, died at
Providence, near Wilkesbarre, ,on Tuesday.
A barber was called in TO shave the corpse.
fhe knight of the razor and the old man
were enemies i'm life, and now the time for
revenge had come. The barber cut the
beard of, leaving large goatee nineteen
inches long. The hair on the head was
.next shaved of. The distigured corpse
was then braced against the window, where
passers-by could see it. A clergyman hap
pened TO pass, and seeing what had tax zen
Place, went into the house, drove the bar
Der out and had the corpse disrobed,
shaved over and properly laid out. Before
this had been done the wife returned, and
u took considerable persuasion to make
her believe that the body of her husband
had not been stolen and the corps before
her substituted for il.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
Herschel Iodpc OFFICERS.

At the meeting of Herschel Lodge of odd
Fellows on Thursday evening, the follow
ing officers were elected: Noble grand, w.
.Stehman Diller; vice grand, Harry l..
Snyder; recording secretary, VIM. II. Nc
Comsey; financial secretary, John c.
Swope; treasurer, Gray bill Swope; trustee,
George Forrest.
After the adjournment of Lancaster
lodge twenty members paid fraternal
visit to Herschel lodge TO witness the con-
ferring of the third degree on four candi-
dates. The visitors expressed themselves
rs well pleased with the ethoroughness with
which the work was done.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
morIsrta.
Philadelphia Produce Market.

THIIHuoIpHHH TTOuUce W"Thot'
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 2.--NOon-Flour quiet
Penna supers, OGd2 40; extra. 250oI3 20 /;
family, 330G3 80; roller, 5Oe94 20; patent,
q iotG4 10.
Wheat steady and duh No. 2 Red new, Sic I;
No. Penn'a Red, Wc; No. 2 do, SIC.
Corn quiet; No. 2, new, 3ji4@3sc; old, f@
iic.
Oats quiet; No. White 3l@3ic.; No. 2
mi xed, HIc.
Branfrm Winter slo 25ei7 90; Spring $40 80
9l7 go
timothy 10 00G IL % for choice; mi xed, S9p 10 50
baled rye straw, new, SIS hNol6.
Butter quiet; Peun'a creamery extra
2J0I26c Penna irsts extra, SOC jobbing 3lop35
Eggs quiet; Penn'a firsts, l5k@l6c: held lots,
l5,d l6c. as TO quality.
Cheese Arm; part skins. 7@s1sc; full skins
2d3c.
Petroleum steady refned In bbls., 81 2b.
Potatoes steady: 5Sd'57c Der bus. as TO quality,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
A Printer Married.

Yesterday afternoon Richard W. Hol-
brook, a well-known printer, of the Ncw
Era, was united IN marriage 10 Miss
Adah Springer, daughter Of II. b. Springer.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. J..
II. Esterline, and later the bride and
groom started OIL on a trip. In the even
ing the employees of the Era Office were
given an entertainment at the Manor hotel,
where Mr.. Holbrook had ordered a set-out
for them, which was Of the best kind. The
boys enjoyed themselves hugely for sew
eral hours and the health of the bride and
groom were frequently drank.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
Horse stolen ana Recovered.

Some time during last night horse was
stolen from the stable of Harry G. Lintner,
u dealer in horses, who resides at Millers-
vile. The discovery that the animal was
gone was made at o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Lintner sent word to the police of this
city to be on the look cut for the animal.
At 1850 another message WAS received from
Lintner, stating that the horse had been
recovered, and he was found tied In front
of the house. 1t is supposed that some one
stole the horse for the purpose of taking a
ride and then returned him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
A child Revives In Its CONN.

While Christopher UNeil, of New Bruins
wick, n. j., was with friends holding IA
wake over the body of his child on Tues
day night, the supposed corpse, clad IN its
grave clothes, sat up in the coffin and began
To cry Justify. This turned weeping and
wailing into rejoicing unrestrained. But
the joy OF parents and friends was prema-
ture, for on "Wednesday the child died, aud
there was second wake without the glad
transformation scene.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
A Shuwer of NickeIs.

While a number of laborers were blast
ing rock on Pittston avenue, Scranton, n
shower Of 8 cent pieces filled the air inn
mediately after one of the explosions.
They fell on the heads of the workm, n
like large hailstones. At first the men
thought 1t was n miracle, hut when the
smoke cleared away they discovered their
dclusion. The blast had uprooted some
hidden treasure in the rocks, and sent II
high in the air only to scatter over the sur
rounding fields.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
Tho Ice Machine ut Work.

The ice machine at }. A. Sprenger's
brewery was put in operation on Thurs
day for the first time. The Ice manutac-
turod, taken from the pans to-day, is seven
inches thick, and the cakes are IA by 30
inches. Finley Elliott has contracted to
take all the ice made that Mr.. Sprenger
can spare. The ice is of good quality and is
fit for use for any purpose. The capacity
of the machine Is from 6 to tons per day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
OrranlxelE For Rpodle.

In Stein township, near VinceIues, In
diana, a club called the " Doodle Gang
has been organized. 1t is secret organi-
zation, and its purpose is 10 vote for money
only. 1t is said the members have re-
solved 10 demand 81 900 for their influence.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
Cmrnarvon Place Withdrawn.

Cernarvon Place, on the Columbia turn
pike, the home Of the late Rev. DIR. John
w. Nevin, was offered at public sale at the
Stevens house ON Thursday evening, Sam
Matt Fridy WAS the auctioneer. The
property was started at 5000, but no ad-
vance was obtained and the property was
Withdrawn at this figure.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
F.rmer. AgaIn,t Ins.lls.

Significant action was taken In Topeka,
Kan, on Wednesday, by sixty-tw repre-
sentatives Of 100000 members ofthe Farm
er's Alliance, who have decided 10 vote
hereafter for only such Legislators and
members Of Congress a. will favor the
farming interests. In this connection the
following resolution was, after n warm
debate, adopted by vote of 43 to ~;
:" Resolved, That Notwithstanding the
fact that John J. Ingalls, has represented
Kansas for eighteen years In tho United
States Senate, II IL difficult matter for his
constituents TO point TO single measure
he has ever cham pioned In the interests Of
the great agricultural and laboring element
of Kansas, and that we will not support by
votes or influence any candidate for the
Legislature who favors his re- election to
the United States Senate"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
Forestry Meeting ThIs Evening.

An adjourned meeting ofthose interested
in the formation of an auxiliary branch of
the Pennsylvania Forestry association viii.
he held in the orphans court room at s
o'clock this evening. The committee ap-
pointed to dram a constitution and bylaws
will submit a report for tho consideration
of the meeting.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
4 Snrlnr SInrIn-

A heavy rain, which set in early last
evening, continued all night 1t was fol-
lowed at an early hour this morning by a
regular old-time thunder storm, which
reminded one of summer. The lightning
was quite sharp, and the thunder heavy.
Rain poured in torrents for a time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28

Norman W. Keller, son of II, X. Keller,
grain broker, who went to Seattle, Wash
ington, year ago. has returned to his home
in this city. He has been clerking for
Eshlemsn, Llewellyn Il Co. since he left
He returned via san Francisco, and will
not go back.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
Financial Troubles.

The following executions were issued
to-day:
Calvin Mentzer against Jacob Esben-
shade, 81, 800.
ii. $. Eberly against Levi Dreisch,
Al 436 10
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
chicken Thjcyes About,

Chicken thieves visited the promises Of
Fred. Schroeder, the leaf tobacco man, re-
siding at 1852 East Walnut street, last night.
They broke open coop and stole there
from eight chickens. A pet crew is also
missing, and he is believed TO have been
stolen also.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28

SOUGHT for the last hundred years A rem
edy for catarrb, hay fever and cold In the head
found at last In Ely's Cream Balm. Safe and
pleasant 10 use and easily applied into the nos
trils. II gives relief at once and a thorough
treatment positively cures Price Soc.
tuargT-gxyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
Bitten IBy n Dog.

Albert Sattler, of Lafayette street, was
out walking last evening when he was at
tackled by a dog, which bit him in the arm,
causing an ugly wound. DIR. Mccormick
attended him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28

McGrnnn 4 Now!en, tailors. No. I36 North
Queen street. are now prepared 10 show you the
finest line Of SuitlDgs, Trouserings and Spring
Overcoatings ever brought TO this city, many
Of which are exclusive styles. FIT, trimming.
and prices guaranteed. marlf2wd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
shooting et clay Pigeons.

The North End Gun club of this city had
practice shoot at Annadale farm yester-
day afternoon. There were three matches
at clay pigeons, IS yards rise, aud the fol-
lowing was the score:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
EASTER GOODS!

Penny Chocolate Eggs, Rabbits, Rabbits on
Eggs, Carts, Running Rabbits, Boy ON Rabbit
Penny Chocolate Goods, by the dozen we will
make II sc. Then we have the finest and big
gcs, assoc tment OF b. and l0c goods ever offered
You must see them 10 know what they are.
Charles Eden's Famous Decorated CRYSTAL
and Chocolate Handmade Eggs, Here the
hand OF genius IL skilfuly applied, producing
pleasing effect, ana Just what the little ones
want. Ms. Eden's skill as "a decorator is far
reaching, and his equals are few.
That Rolled Avena at l2lyc "A pack goes fast,
Bring along your tickets and get a cake of
Octagon soap for nothing,
Twenty-Five boxes Water Lily Soap-pure
white, same as ivory-only 5c. ASK for sample
cake.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
Death Of Mrs. ". q. Cnse.

DeHth OT Mrh. w. u. Vhse'
The body Of Mrs. w. q. Case, who died
In Danville, arrived In Lancaster on Sea-
shore Express at 1858 to-day, and
at 2i0 II was taken to Columbia for
burial. The deceased was the widow OF
one of Columbia's best known citizens,
who during his lifetime conducted roll
ing mill In that place. She was also the
mother of Col. ID. Is. Case, Of Marietta.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
In Trouble From His Tongue,

Wilhelm Irmacher, Berlin saloon
keeper and Socialist, has been sentenced
To years Imprisonment for calling the
emperor hog in an election speech.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28
QUAY Returns.

senator Quay is in Washington, having
reinrned from his Florida trip on Thurs
day,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-28

Given away tomorrow, Saturday, a present
with every pair Of Shoes.
IL WILLIAMSON q FOSTOR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04
CHAPTER 7.

J. and pass m the month Chisea commonly called
eef mat lhe people o ue Valley oty grded uP their IONS
lol ile holiday season.
And that hne hnen purchased uo f5n the star
~o'i Io@e o Giant bat from some prtr shop looked
"~ -i- s "Aoo" al Tie hfs da~ng ot ne da2 ana said.
VIE Wie, get thee hence thou uaraken 0f
oai ana Hagen OF Brazilian coffee for there
Ihe house must be order for the vst and aaye4ry
heeofrh W" count on uer usual gifts aud COUSIN Joseph
straits art expected early by the roa horse.
- 'ae arose ate and entered her onehose chariot
Myed driver and four gged horse and Joseph Aunt
Mary al TIE station where the lron horse
And they exceedingly pleased on therrra for they
Were told That there would eoou l erected depot
and they, with one accord, exclaimed Show town.
T. and Joses s0n jonathan son of Ncafsa h, of the
eighteen wives hree villages throughout 4.d known as
Ital became sore VeK'd and al has head Alut Msrys
Mary sand frst Show the
the twoeyed driver drove fouregsed horse attached
70 ue on. ioIs' 'i" o. ~ le nearest anu mot no ss
Ious and Ottawa block from the caray4nay lie
Morton and saw tie sign on the doorpost-llldAN ItRN
1URE COMPANY.
O. And behold entering they aoundod oyond meas
AZ the array OF golden ndl,scs the wrought lamps
the hapers and the dancing girls the Iru,A
tables
They also interested in the fine array upholstery
brass tables and hrcarac te second fool contained
many fine mahogany suites for tlo sleeping apartments.
On arriving the third floor. REASONABLE priced suites
oak ash and nany-colored woods induced ucH % begin
purchase.
T. At Ae fourth floor feir eyes were fairly watering l
art Goods and here thew purciase and gbsn ty i bor %
secret
49, And on arriving at the ground floor they behed trong
other hamlet in this broad land
a. viii Immediately and tell all the people for miles
around Of TINS spot which found and after
settling their bill they went forth, and the crowd
famous spot.
I5 Raao, do thou lto5se.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

sses ~ ne D8ualaes. O1ly tAls I 81
rroFse. .aa1 - 40 1akss Is ferth a11
.sss Il ssr : year shall x1en ae rsg-rns
ie uiAas Ilzs auoaas ss.1lu l1e
treas~, Vs. s. II a4d eaeA succeeding
,..r t.e = .les saall - gsveu fe-th t1e
SITE .a..rrr Il ssrsfasr loss ana t1e
errs sa gs suecot returned.
-. .-s a, .a.s. tie wears u tbs i-st
rer.r.s snsu baren. -hat nose 90 ny
fr.s 49,. follow ne ana ere innocent
nav rn1 nl.4aee wasting t1su. It's
tg e --e sag cop
peg KING let MS humble prayer
erL favor alI. thy ears
Ana Tie King crled .n contempt
.sIs b1r ltre th1R ne didn't
k1as tce eatou l4cle, you seej
--.l-s itls 1eeree1 Ilen r1e prisoner
He1t cheerfllly f9r-b. A1i Ave and
n a-eu1e1 BIS oan funeral. tLs
b--yirg being a--eadad ~ several other
b-4 " people. aLo sac that lle ssck
vii 10 aeu. ~ the bottom ia had
rock ID i-of -Ei.eut Size l0 keep Lim
tLele Tlls be p4sssd away. a sad
warning 10 those BIO arc tempted ~
tl.e oF more than t4eg can chew
Blt his example failed % fr-Thten
the copper oe1r Eael year IL took .
larger ul8ltLt-l. ea.1 yearL Lt BID farther
and deerer into tie r.ble pie. un--l
even when the nest hiug plL on ne
crown ir began 10 look yollptl1us, blt,
-rranArelv tle LAWS u this people,
ike the laws OF tAs Medes and
perslzns, were irreyoc4ble, 50 it very
f calmly proceeded % swallow the king
dom.
F-~a long tine it was Hrtle noticed.
-haa for a ry... or t.yo it MS considered
a --..t bron and the seuken angel a
narr.- Then after = few moro cycles
1..5 .revrie8 IL was fourd tbat there
,.t.no money To d., business with in the
kingdom. outside the angels fund. Then
il foreclose1 mortgages on every thing
in The duger-bowL and presently fore
CLOSED on the hnger-bowl itself Then
it swallowed the kings palace. then his
crown, his boiled shirts. his ormine and
his jewels. lf the reader doubt the
swallowing capacity OF cent let him
double it and It's product annually, as in
this case. for seventy or eighty years.
IL he finds the amount about mis- person
when the doubling is done-wel. he
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

e-sa2-@-l- l-- . sak
s---.s,...,-...---
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O.
s.. Fl,.er' rfrv 4sfrr. rervD.
proved - pe a 1i, oi 5-.Aeref MN soll'
ara - -As I''-.y lAe iall--de ""lcA
MS position coia -1led' ana 1Ae lL--l-
ea'' am c-I rates ana passes ana re-
tti.f ia-f -oFet,0 ilA' b-r7s,l Aaio
a', --s natl' le managed 70 keep J1e
aA- ir'n ---Hs l-e eAilh ehelie4y
lh.' t-s p3-@ one OF l-e l--nc-pleS
"-- 1-7 anger n--1 'A----1 --''iu was
i-~1 --ry "-' A-~ -le most % pay WIN
%" '-''-~ -'o anu o--'h
'-l no. re "S7'o To Pay ~
a- AAo mag co--1 NOS eA@- - see
l-1o- lAi7 ll-,-t t-5' OUT ne le-0 -'i@'
Y "' gooo --.As % nave ABOUT ths
mousse lA l-..- no iIsel All -le prin-
cple' "A4e1 l-9 anger i-i .'1 ,.',,l' al
save i-' y-iAli -"- --s'l' l.-- per
son was Br--lnS fat-et sNJ4-,h ana
F'ilh .-'-7' as III were hui ne ieIt
con Pei -ed' m del'rence 20 the anger ;
s1e-l Ati ~, -A,.--s' 10 maze Alih = hlet
h per ol l-e ire-s-lS '' ''i -'iu l-ola
h.sA comp .-o-ler ol .-' .'--''-i-'' crop
po>--ion7 "nlon ne Allel lor many,
many moons "t,A en.-.e Aoe-l'y anu
5A-l'-aa.ion-lo nlnse--
30 lhe years i-ei away anu 1ue hinS
o-l-- n-.A7- q ne" p~-1ce' or more
properly speAA.N5, h'1 ms SUBJECTS
pIi-o p, io' nam a --'y 0g--' oas anu
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-22

Feb. 2i.-Thc .~J,uFapgs
Helena. Mont. special says; Al = o'clock
this morning fire was discovered in the
granite block. aud the building was conn
plctcly guttcd. There il no question hut
that the fire WAS caused by fire crackers
carelcssly thrown 10y OF tl,e lcgis-
lature during their i"llincation over the
wind up of the Legislative session. Tho
legislation Journals, books aud papers
were destroyed. III, LOSSES are: Helena
clothing company. S3,.tss'; American
express ~npa S5.OD; T.. n. Klun.
schmidt, on building. S.a.oOo. aud som.
minor LOSSES.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-22

pHiLNDEI.rHIA Fob. w work
men were engaged this morning raising
the roof of the Grand opera house, the
cracking of sonic boards RAISED "a panic
and the men managing the windlasscs
ran away, allowing the strtIcturs. to fall.
Fifty work men werS, under the roof AT the
time. and the widest ruunors prevailed.
hut when the debris was cleared away IL
was found that only eight men were hurt,
none seriously.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-22

w~AsRrNusroS. Feb. 2i.-ln the senate TO-
day the bill To amend the law relating to
the copyright having been reached.
GEORGE made objections la it, considcra-
ton.
Platt moved the hou-.. bull a. am amend
ment tn ths. senate bill, and without as.-
ton thc hill was laid aside and th. senate
adjourned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-22
BONDS AND STOCKS.
Ups ami Downs in Market Values OO ti
New York Exchange.

~" wv
NEW York. Feb. n. Stocks were
more active tn-slsy than for weeks past
and the increase in business was made at
the expense of values, more of the active
stocks showing material losses as the re-
suit of the days trading than ON any day
since the present decline began. The
close was fairly active but weak at near
the lowest prices of the day. With u few
exceptions the entire active list IL lower
tonight. Tennessee. coal is down d per
cent, preferred 3, Burlington and sugar
each y, Northwestern -. Colorado coal
~.
Governments were steady.
Petroleum-Thc market opened irrcgu-
lar. made n slight advance which was
soon followed by n reaction. after which
the market was quiet, and closed steady
at 1861.
Stock Observation-Disclosures, 1O4L high
est 1867; lowest 1O4L; closing 1861.
Consolidatssl Exchange - Opening at
1854; highest, 1861; lowest, lOiH; clos
ing loss.
Total sales :s97 900 barrels.
topper-Nominal.
Lead-Firm; domestic. xi.s2t-.
Tin-Easy; straits, x5O.15.
bar silvcr-9iL.
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dows were ali protccssd and the sentimels
T sore "n Tc -, cI ~ ac i i I"' the EnSiisl, cap
tain WA below the decks playing caris
with the American officer. A. that hour
accustosned To sleep ON a he'd of rugs.
Tbs sentins for the night WINS one 3f the
recruits from Governor's island. an
the ciironscry whici the Indians
had manifested i'm the early
!, aid Er sn ,n sss Sa sl,"s during sa1iS "' sfs n assss.r and
Harry was ordered tc keep an especially
sharp lookout. In the middle nj the
walked toward harry, who. mot knowing
who le was, ordered him tai halt, at the
same time bringing his piece to q pre-
what lac was doing, seized the gun and
Barry pulled thu. trigger. The bullet en-
tered the n~alishnnam br,i..i, k,i,,ng
aires, and afterwards turned over to the
civil authorities. VIVA, became 81 him
s"e-s sa,ssEt out a% h %is hr" " ! WHO :" Was =" a
bartender In Harry Hills place in New
York. when came back east and gave
about this time the Fcnians were raising
IN rump,s with Canada. and an effort was
made tn show that Barry had l'urPoseiy
tile accident the captain wore IL red smok-
ing cap. with n long tassel, and ~ queer
kind Of "a cloak, and Harry sw"re that,
What became of the other Brooklyn
men: I don't know. ] lost track of them
when 1 left the regiment and have never
heard anything Of them SINCE"
Officer Bowdicn was a serHcan when
his term Of service expired. He has been
ON the police force for "a good many years
and has AN excellent record. Judging
from his appearance, the har'iShips he
had "a P~rescrvativc rather than a prcindi-
cia1 effect.
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DUsi.IS, Feb. 21.-father kinsola las
been sentenced tn two months ut Labor
for connection with evictions at Cian0ory
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-22
Teany.oss IN.

LosDoS, Feb. 2l.-Tenuyson il in a
ioli> condition from influenza.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-22
Closing stocks

Money ON call easy. :sfi.
Prime mercantile paper. 5aGLc.
Sterling ExchanRe-Dull. steady sixty.
day bills, $i.s2E; demand. SASH.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
MASONIC FAIR NOTES.
New Contributioas-Dis Nisi
t0rs--lmpOrtant Features

New Contributioas-Disti guished Nisi-
tors-lmportAnt Features
Detroit Commsndery of knights
Tempiar will visit the Masonic fair IN a
body on November IL. DsMolai Com
mandery, of this city. is making pre-
parations TO receive them. Wednesday
W.ll Oe the Detroit day at the fair. a.
Palestine Lodge will also visit on that
day and viii exenplify the work Of the
third degree at Masonic hall IN the
evening.
A. 5. Parrish, proprietor OF the Grand
Rapids Business University, comes 20
the front with a most generous 0ona-
ton for the fair. He gives, through the
three blue lodges, Grand River,
Valley City and Dorlc, n certificate for
a scholarship IN MS school. lie also
gives one through the Royal Arch
Chapter, making four certificates IN al.
The certificates are 10 be sold % the
highest bidder and the proceeds are 20
are valued at $40 each, and are very
valuable gift.
Ueo. Buss and Charles Fox have sue
ceeded IN obtaining three rooms in tne
Hartman s!ock, just of the main hall.
which are 10 be fitted up as smoking
rooms for the patrons Of the fair. TIE
rooms viii be decorated m the orent&!
style and will be under the auspices of
the Grand Rapids chapter OF the Shrine.
Cigars, etc, Will be sold and the rooms
VIII be especially arranged Tor the case
and comfort OF smokers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

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