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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

IL fols-,ng nay D. turns,l Into . f.nll
ar thyuss O. ,alns f.iss.
l Ch-rsh murh sf-rti1n &C. dluilngtis,
gftmalkin. be- stisruai cusvring 1. 80
siapis,l D. c.ia.-s raiiaitua u bsai All pro
ytl.i ! r,fra.l fr,m iAnicung pain "a bsr
-tl nsiihsf Iruirsri fnryihly be- oas,iAl
apt.uls-v. u.r ihimscaliy lauish hsr irum
M pry--n,v i.ut ny i..in- fri-s.l ani I. uia
tgsily siu iniaig- in r~-r~sti1zt A. a.
tAks- ssiruiary rri.-- in TruIiniiy o. to -
uits,i caft.au. l iis,lr. vshssn-,iiiy o. Ifs-snl
hsf 9TH q uis.isram q Alim.ni ani ths sats
j--t - ms Ln-. shsl have o. optian lut 3
sutsrtAin tstisr r,sari for m-. "a sc,iuu, 4
NJ aiulrai4s t.hAssr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
rvo,lIY,oN or Yur Jokr

"f.rt the Illustrate for your benefit the
evolution of the chestnut, ar The Niss
and Fall of the Comic skit,'" remarked
Hon. Ersstus Gurley, lighting q Po.t
prsndlal cigar at the Merchants. The
many satellites of the eminent Statesman
Immediately scrambled for chairs In his
vicinity.
"Ilow often We hear the question,
who fake. up the comic gags We see In
the ncwspapersr " continued the polltico
philosopher. "well, I can assure you
that one comic-originslly comic-i'ica
is mad. to cover good deal 81 ground
nowadays. u Il hsshed and rrhashed
nv hundreds II cheap humorists all OVER
the country. The .sm. idea rcappear.
In q do,cn di.gulse., and Il plays many
parts on the journalistic stage. Take an
example; The Nonker. Statesman
SAYS;
"'Tbc man who {. willing io take thing.
"a they come find. usually that they
never come.
"Thl. skit, you perr~ly.. contaln. .
conc-lt which attracts attention. Bones,
hlrci humori.t ~ the wlgylllc Wall, sees
II aud presto, the succc~ling Issue ~
the Wall contains the following;
"'Nlhscy-Chcer up, ole Chapplc
take things q. they come.
"'Nob.cy Ne., bu, thing. don't
CONE
disappearing ihi. time you 90. a. q
colloguy. rsmbo, hir-si humori.t of
the Nelllng,ille Nelp. sec. this last YER
.ion has not SEEN the original, sni he
tric. hi. prentice hand on tran.posiilon
~ the sale. The Nelp soon after con-
talns the following;
{" 'Some men decide II I. l.-.t 90 take
thing. .. they come, and lie ju.t before
the thing cumcs.'
"Sligm variation, YOU ace. almost
lmp-r,eptihlc. r,lnipo,. connie artlst
of Sucker. weekly. see. Tamho'. effort,
ani IL down AMI draw. cotuic skcirh,
which appear. soou showing big slgn
blown from It, m0oring. aud about a.
strike q man Ia the back ~ The had,
the m,n meanwhile explaining e. q
friend:
"'i'm the cpolc.i man tou ever siN
In your life; always take thing .they
rom~.
"Noung rcgasn., iumoh.i 20 tho
Tickic,illc Tc-iIr, " 20 I"cilral cast.
lie 49,. the ccmlr plyiurv snd his mn.e
,cans With hlg ,csrn to iarklc ". u
does 90. The next issue IT the t--lir "
frightened wlih thl. ~ Fssprh.
II tnsn 49, tale. thirs. sssf
Nha takes ttinss - thu Crsis,
win dnt uhFh oil ani sbsstYs
Thsi thinss syuil ~. h.ssss
"a saan uau., ~ sn.i rss,hs
Mat nisks thinF. spis ssi hun
Aui TIA IT, nfr's sew tussh.
lien sstsh thing. a. thsy rsass
fall grnan snd rad, fpt ten year. ser
,irr IN thr prr.s. It. gr-it groic.gir.
. purely American .nsp, anil Que which,
80 hr. has c,ad~i the notice II Max
O'l,cll."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
Ir II rooLisII

To send for the doctor every time YOU
don't feel just right. Nv doctor. bill
for years Was over hundred dollar. q
year, which made q pretty big hole IN
nv wages. For the past two years, !
only spent ten dollar., With which
bought a doyen bottle. ~ Sulphur lit
ter, and health ha. been Ia NV family
slace u.lng them I.onLgr Jo'i>so>,
Machlnist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

VIM Ely's CRAM Balm q child can
he treated without pain or dread ani
With perfect safety. Try the remedy.
IL cnrr- ca'arrh, hay fever and cold. Ia
the head. I, !. easily applied Into the
uo.triI. aud give. relief With the firsi aI'-
plicatiOn. pric- J,,c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

A INV iDLA embraced In Ely's Cream
Rain. Catarh l. cured by cleansing
and healing. not by drying mp. u !. not
liquid or snuff, but i easily applied In
Ia the nostrils. it, effect IL magical and
a thorough treatment will cure the worst
cases. Price soc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

Never had a preparation more apprc-
pirate name than Aver. Hair Nigor.
When the capillary gland. become en-
fceble'l by disease. age, or neglect, this
dressing lmparts renewed life Ia the
scalp. ~ that the hair assumes much Of
IL. youthful fullnes. and beauty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

Dy.f~p.Ia cause. dcpri'e'i blood,
Nhirh. Va time, affect. every organ sui
function ~ the body. A.s remedy for
these troubles, nothing crn approach
Aver. Sar.apsrilla. u SitsliSr- the
blool, strengthens the stomach, and cor
rrrts all disorder. 10 the liver nud Kid
news.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

You never hear womin uss the ~
prr..lnn. n hs,eu't . cent IN my peck
- >h~ never trusts her money IN her
lz,clri. She might never fni u sgiin.
~ he carrie. ID ~ hrr htnl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
purSuxNNEss- Lieroa MAslr u
ali lhs wsfti thsr, 4 boa enc cure.
Dx llainesf Gakt1a Apesi1c.

u can 10 rivsa In . cup Of ssa % eeass Without
ths knsuiNlre 90 The perpon tAkiaG u. sGe,tins
( speesiy AL permanent euv. vh<ehes ne -
Ssess V nSierss dnnhsr 90 a. alrobee vrs.h
AVE taksa ne 0etisn speeinc In thsir ceees
visksss thsir kseviesies. ssd sgiay tsh.ve ~
ssis dnskise 81 ths1r ewn ~. vtn- No hasSnl
-: s.., - s.ss - s.ssss - 81 passs
q, - S esssi 49, = g.; 60 3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
Ayers Pills

proys effective
In no SUMMIT u i-di a. ssui b. NJ
AhnaI-li. hsspitAi. sunrfinE siih ehfunic
diauhea While thsfr. I ls,afns 80 o.
dao..i Ia stfrnEth that o'lili ne sTsak ani
as cumI-ii~,l b. Srits sssDthlng I wanted
~ say I a. thsn having snus - 20 NJ
sin-,ls I,sf day Ths dDcturs ur'isfrd a nissii
sin- that I a. satisfied wuuid ~ - NJ
tsnsht D. NJ I dhi Mt tale u. bat ~
suA.isi my uurss io set me sotpe - Dr.
Ayers Pills. Ahout tSoociisk Ia NJ aftsf.
nSsn ! is-nk slt q the plils. Ahsi ~ mii.
night tsgan n fcsl tsttsf o. N mofuing
N dactnr camr AGAIN. and Aitef dec hiing
that my sympinms ~sfr mnfs favorable, ave
M diacrrni medielne. uhish dii pot use.
bet to-,s foaf mofe u Ne pans iist.Ai The
nstt day tir d0sinrs eams a. see me. anil
thougit as doing niosly. tAni 80 dii d.
! then ts-k ons plli day inFauesk Al the
sn.i ~ that tinie. ! coushisfsd myself cured
ant that Ayers rlli. had saved ny ne.
~As thsn veal. bat bal ~ retam q the
disesss. AMI saln.d IN strength a. last As
could T. stI-cisd ---f. q. Lsos. lat lsuL
9Th hsgt Mass. NoL iAfahtTy.
Ayers pills are
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

IL !. believed that women contract the
prediction about their agc. from the
way. Whsn they arr little girl, their par
eni. lie about the .sme subject Ia con
durtor. aud ticket sellers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
=. N,,,,... D.sai,s.s.a Mos.

Ify.a yin .sni Jour s'iiress. ve vii mall
yoa cur ilis.srssei pamphlet explaining AZ
sboui Dr bye. Cslshr,i~i kisstro NesAis hsls
asi appliances, and tfs~ir charming effects upon
vii auiskiy rvstsrv yeu a. vixof AMI Inanhooi.
Psm.hlst frvs. ~ yea are thus affiete.i. ve VII
ssni yeu . Iisa and Appliances on Q trial
volrAIc nGir Co. Marshall. heh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
WHY WILL. YOU

Allow your health to gradually fAilf II
Won are closely confined In doors With
littie or no exercise, aud desire good
health. you must take care Of yourself.
Tee sulphur Bltters, and you VIII have
Q sound mind and stroag body.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
10 iia. 4 ,i.,.s rasl.

\ csrtaln Ca BE- r-Jassis,i be- clss- - -
fslIsis q, s..r.t 900 O. iFal in singing. -hsn .
lrl.ht Is Ir.I.-,i ti.ai 81 ifa.l,l ~, inclsi
iuE "a - rIsr. AL cluut ruIral sni fuani
fftsn osis ta s-V.n. $50 tinl. iar iaiisF uuiu
i.r a. rvarhsi ths "stfHih T.r~1n -
...i..i. AL tls i.aisf a. D. tbs 90 Al a.
"a staining alaus o. Ur,isf D. have tIs
tssra-f sla-sn ta isai -hsrv musi tb- Va
Uat. co. cHaut.sr o,ulstlcvi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

Dealer-"Now, here's show ca.e that
will magnify the goods YOU put Into ".
Cu.tomer-'.Gr~at sc"tts Then ! don't
want u. I'm . shoe dealer. aud ] want
q case for displaying women's shoes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

"Tm not going Ia write any more irsg-
esiy,~ aid an author. Elm going tn
stick Ia comedy" "why u THAR
..Iheu Il won't hurt my feelings when
people laugh Al the show"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

Eliih-"llov In the world Jack could
cut that perfect circle With saw, I
don't see." IIella-"Why, he used a
circular .aw, YOU foolish thing '"-iiur-
llngton FREE Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

No man should boast that he does not
care for public opinion until he can fall
on the street and pick himself up with
out looking around To see II any one saw
him fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

~ W "A Ch~eser~i s-IaArs;
a. 4 4 o.
u
- NU a IS
L U G
o. % % TT
%
~ q Ex

No illustrated ilebasi "Fio-.r, are
the s-~.,.-i things God ever made ami fos-
sos b. pui . -'ul into -Is~~chsr.
No i0i Arrests Eidiis; Lark Army
Ricbe- Kite
No iCa Litter Enigma; Gr.s, B~sr.
No Ia Il4idsn Rsp,lls.; Asp. frs. ns-t,
ssink, snake. tad. sAlamsndsr, drAson-
No io.-Tbs rramps strstAx.m; Th>
lazy tramp v0rs>i . dAvs. Of hours 20
day, the ssocDt tramp. day. At ho1rs; tn
third. q days a. 6hours; and the fourth, n
days si ~ kcrrs; total. 30 hoarA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

Jill vonder Why they make ihe
magazine. 80 stupid nowaday.f
Jack suppose u !. Ia make the AL
,criislug p'gr. more attractive by con'
tTast"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

Hs dn r..,aaraau-My darling. lo,,
yoa D. you I've me in rcigrnI
Sbe-Nes
Ils ,oalinsj Waiter Br,ng uss par-oa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

III. h..t nnl .ufr,t dtr To- color The
i-rarl Lsv,ss "r Lirl. a. may D. tle.ir-d,
I. iIuckinghim'. Ivy for ih, Whl.krr..
Ii never falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

when man conveys tn You In q loud
tone Of voice aud the language Of slang'
profanity and had grammar the informa-
ton that he IL gentleman. IL isa waste
Of time 10 doubt him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

"Iunlcr.taui that 'l.litl- lotd fiunt-
leroy "a. tak-u from life" "Wts hr'
We'll. I've no douh, that the poar little
fellow va. htppy 10 -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

IIe-"were YOU ever In lo,er' She
II thought WAS once, but sine. ! have
read few Of the modern society novels
have concluded that wasn't"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

In every town shrr >,yrN, I. Intro
duc,,i ths sslc !. larger than all ",h~r
xashing Compounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

Carpenter. aud mechanic. u.r John.
son'. Nnoiy ne Eminent. u u h"aling
and ,vr, sDuihing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

An arr, = vhich drummer rsos' uss b
forunsi by a,ll.ag nothing b. treasury O
kno-l.sig, lisa -pur~ u pruat b. pab
lishsrs. ,n.iI.f-lsshle o. t-snksrs, c'ni.in.
ogno.r. - cuarts anil legislative ss-smbl.~-,
And brin,s o. mini fcr.-ts In .amnsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

\ u..ful I'rrs~nt In every pickigr
SAUNA. the t-.t Washing fosd"r.
soil by srOvrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

\ TcNn. debating society fvcvntl, hid
for .uhb-ri, II. u proper {" .ounl th"
In dorgf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

What a pity Il 1. tia, our neighbour. DO
no, know a. well a. We do what :. best
for them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

"My wife cured me ~ a very severe
collie In i've minute. with Johnson's Anc-
dVne Iinlm.nt."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
BY All Odds

TIE u,.r.t grnsraiiy useful ulrsiifinr i Acre
IN. Aa fvu~'iJ iof N tafiuus disrasfs
- ne .,sa..h. ii,.T. Ani hs~sl.. thrss
rlll. have ~ eluAi Thsif sugar e,,,iing
causes thsm ne oniy 10 ," Easy AIT
peasant b. tlks. bat preserves thsir nissil
cifal integrity IN al climates An,i 90 any
rsasanahie lrngih q TIM. rhr hssi f."'iiy
ms,lirine. Ayfrs i'iiis arr. ala. unsurIasssi
Go N 80 ~ tr.s.i.F., ."l'iisF.. .sil"T-.
.smp.... ani pi...~T.. o. sainr q 10
tns.i cuiical cases. stsn al othsf rvusc'iirs
haze fslIsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

Cesvvs,sns,rs on tsrscs ~ intervst IN the isdies
10 .slieisei Adirv-- ksiites iiosgsAktss'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

Part q fs17y 4 distant cuaniry A
-ysaiy gua ship SIal . sure A colo'
.nr,i syiiabl-| asia t-ginning I-s,lo.i - ia
49, T. LAY I,artiy osvr ani q part q = hir'i
A snail bl,.s Tui ga tls sni - . ~-rvs q
blllt n pltF. aul q anal hfv-of.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

~. ta.-.s-.r.riis.i sssasdTsss.
1 What cUlutry a r--s. -'rrusi
What lad sNpf,-.-s ks-n fv.eutuisnt,
4 What ian.I 10. q st,Au Caili q ; .isn
o. D. BOO
4 Wbat o,antp so,aI q bunsry man
rvltsdf
8 Ma, c1aatry -uaI . m,-ss nss A. .
pf-=atf
What lan.i b. tra,sls.i over so-s la -iR
t.fI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

~. tos ->sSs.'sss.i bsi.@s
I am c,lmp-s,i of u.n- lstisrs
MAJ. ia o. JanP
as.AsPus IF,Isr nam.
MAJ sat .Nliurs dr.si
Ms g,shal-t~fs.e
NJ .b.ir H. q fapli transmilist - ns-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

''Thi. settle. u. The chestnut l. nov
fall groan snd rad, fot ten year. ser
,irr IN thr prr.s. It. gr-it groic.gir.
/. purely American .nsp, anil onc Which,
- hr. has c,ad~i the notice 81 Max
p'Ilelt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
81 In. r,..l ,,..,.,l-...

s-nrI th.ash gsveisih r,ss, o,
,hsusa "g
: sO-lsuss,ig ,iAn -.i-im raj mesi s.i'ss
80 stah tUtal.tls. "a coltinrsnn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

~. Ioi rn...,is Ch.s.a..
rHsf
Iis = sriaft. 30 h nss al ~. -hai shin
o. cIii1s 49, gnits ufisn ss~n.
Al I 80, ~ell kng- thoslrh ga "a noi ssy "a
No,l hats u.ssssi ths frliss ni-An
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

IN - ussaiss lsni MAJ 10 rrs.. I siAsd
NJ t.uary hrtFtt riatss al
Th-u sns dsy. liihs r.all .rs- ALI afraiA
Al tNf. a. auay irI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

IN Ne d,ssly sh.i. - ~ fs~vsi gl.As
a. IN ualt 90 ts-si.
ssieh alsi sJFtns. at ~ u,llrisryi thins
Nstsf dsrvs O. CAn ~ ftllie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

r..m. s,s - v.T'-.,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-22
Deaths.

GRoFF.-In this city, on the Goth inst. Jacoi,
G. 0roff, son Of Abraham and Fredericka GrOff,
In the 18th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuliy invited 70 attend the funeral, from
his mothers residence No. 3a3 South beaver
street, on Friday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
mcnt al Zion's cemetery.
JoNEs.-Mny ~. 1870, In this city, Samuel q,
Jones, In his sixtieth yeas.
The relatives and friends OF the family tnlso,
Pests "a and 405, q. A. Il } are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral, from his late resi-
deuce, No. l2i North Cherry street, on Friday
morning AT O'Clock, TO proceed TO New Provi-
dence on the 9.20 train.
BRuCE.-May q, 1880, In this city, Amanda
Bartholomew Bruce, In her ffty-hrst year.
The relatives and niends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral. from
her late residence, No. 502 South Queen street,
on Saturday afternoon ats o'clock. Intcrment
at woodward Hin cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-22
murhets.
Philsdlalphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Noon-Fiour quiet
Penn'a supers, Q 5092 IS; extra. 3OOe3 30
family. S5Ode3 IS; roller, q 0oei 20; patent,
Wheat steady; No. Red new. saas3c No.
Pa. do, CSC.
Corn quiet; No. 2, new. 4os+@4ic old, tOa
&c,
Oats stendy; No. 2 White $780,; No.
Bran steady Winter SIS %; Spring $500
OILS 25.
Hailed hay dull SO 50ali 90 a. 10 quality
timothy 10 5OdDi3 % for choice: mixed, ~ 5OGl1
baled rye straw, new, el8 5O@2i 90.
Butter dull: Penn'R creamery extrs
leo lsc Penn'a nrsM extra, l9c jObbing, 1924
Eggs steady; Penn'a nrsts, i4@ltIac; held lots
l4@16c, as TO quality.
Cheese dull; part skins. G@7c; full skim'
l62c.
Petroleum n~m: refined In bbls.. 81 10.
Potatoes dull SaG5c per bus. as 10 quality
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-22

n IN STONE,
AIM

kyn4 Nv 22.--Theo. l.. Urban,
much time In studying
Astoms of the North Amer
= - 8 recently made important
- u the banks Of the Susque..
9 - ~ people. He has discovered
NtoA weighing 4,q00 pounds,
Anou1n u1nnsferred from . point near
his home In town. To per.
;SS@5 :ainted with this study u
.UAlp be nothing but . big stone.
The beautiful intaglio upon
4Gpusriy history of the Indians.
the stone are finished IN .
- MCE defy the modern artisan.
s. thfDenf the Choral society will be
*Esss. pera house tonight, and
Ended by q large audience.
Ne will please every person
Ill rendered :.
3 AN tIge No. 463, X. OF r., will
~ IL tie isl's'' woods on whit
esufed Sand Miss Annie Hoover
lppcnitttis morning In Holy Trinity
rison, painter, who was
~ Wy q fall, IL recovering and
~ passs to be about.
a sued her husband, Adam
u a. Squire Solly for desertion.
ne relented and the squire
q We,but put the costs on Mrs.
n were paid by the husband.
a Henry Gerfin took place
At 2 o'clock from Trinity
~ VI Columbia Lodge, No.
Tor q attended In a body.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-22

p. q. 9. or A. Excursion to Lebanon
on Whit Monday, May 18th. Fare for round
trip only IS cents. Train leaves Lancaster tKing
st) At 100 q. m; leave Mannheim at 7:S3 q. m;
fare, SO cents. Grand parade OF the order and
dedication Of the new Sons Of AmerIca hall.
ml7-4tdi7 10 222t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-22
The Concert Thls Evening.

The COucert MS
The concert for the bencft OF st. Joseph's
hospital, at the opera house tonight, should
attract large audience. The people booked
for the leading roles are well known In the mu'
s,cal world. The chorus will he made up Of -.
Mary's choir and other local talent, under the
direction Of Prof. Carl Mats. The chorus sclec.
tiops 10 be rendered are the Agnes Del " and
a Gloria from Father 0snss' celebrated mas.
81. Joseph's hospital Ia very worthy charity.
Those who have not yet purchased tickets will
aid q worthy institution by doing 20.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-22
palace OF FASHION
AsrRIcH's
Palace Of Fashion,
115 & III N. Queen st.,
LANCASTER
ON FRIDAY, MAY q,

we institute New Wrinkle. In order to
make this day Busy Day, instead of II
dull one, we have set II aside as Cheap
Day until further notice.
We will sell on each Friday every
thing In our Store beioW the reguidr
| price.
Anything sold ut regular price from
| sc up to l5c will be sold ON Cheap Day
for one cent less.
Everything from l6c to 81 will he sold
t,9O cents Tess.
Everything sold from 81 upwards fire
cents less.
by this seemingly so small reduction,
will be made clear to you at once If you
come to our store next Friday, and buy
ing one thing Mt this counter and one ut
another you will find the money saved
more than you imagined.
We Furthermore will explain that In
buying so many yards Of an article you
get the reduction on every yard.
lOyards of 6-cent article saves you
10 cents.
lOyards of a l6-cent article saves you
20 cents.
Tais reduction is general throughout
ere,V Department.
Our reasons for doing this are these
In the first place we are simply fol-
lowing the example of all the leading
stores In larger cities. 1t has been be-
cause the custom there to call Friday
the Cheap Day, aud has proved boom,
both to customers rs well as to mer-
chants.
II is u good custom, because Il brings
out the city trade Oh Friday when we
have ample time to attend to II; it re-
lieves us from the Great Rash of Satur-
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1,a~po = <;ro,,rf StOrmfeltZs planning
Vet, this forenoon. He
Pfter, superinteistantly filied. After-
sting US to pri dragged into an alley.
|closes, urging
Questions as to ia Mavor,s onca
thinks wfest King street side of
snsus complete was formerly used as
are ohlived IN now being fitted up
sttor ~ ,,- news dealer, who will
questions about @usipesss.-~- -
4 think that IL Q Ireland.
y, It is likely talng John & NJ; Dough.
as the neew york ON the Fmr'
8 will requirehor line, In company
fs results artds from Lancaster TO
pie. II Mr.. Ptcs Ptr aonoOnaer,y, s,nsS ,ooS IRE,
roper questions, o..
mt class Of ma.-
- be answered.y Present.
otfully inquisiti'eenger OF 'ne as,S Western =,
uo' 70 oe answ street, to-day cele-
yer urged. ThereAy. His grandmother,
= who do their o, presented him with
nt many who are Gu.
business to themn Issued.
nave never beentorney for w. l.. Sut-
xigency of the I, Sutton, issued An ex-
ss,ch :, INST Walter Sutton,
4.,M. aownship, for 81 200.
questions. The, Alderman,
y 70 enumerate d another wedding
rs q matter of n, when he united in
Hon ~ ,ba 80 fitzpatrick to Miss
4. Eoe far, ii A"
4 yscitizen to facilits
- do not understand .osts. -,
has any further assault and battery s
o. the attention ot disorderly conduct,
10 pick up anvn Barr last even. ny.
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Il, provided
pughly, by his own Header
ping people with positor ore on the the Free
PINOT think that the It on Wednesdsx
encouraged. 1t reader. His injuries
p last census, in .rist which will dis
nany heavy vcys.
NJ stalest infoni Association.
aueQ 70 come from .utive committee Of
t0e last year orni association was
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oood is stale, an OF co commsncsmsn, ams cnnsni
esnersily uninfill meet again next
= deussis takers arrangements will be
4 Notable inforinp
sed within t.ciub's Trip.
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)ntoudent Porter. ng trip this summer,
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Everythine is cheap a. Astrichs Palace Of
rashion. The liberal and energetic nrm now
prupose 70 make Friday Of each week Cheap
Day, although prices for che other five days are
very reasonable. Read their interesting adver-
Aixcsy,eut u
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E>sTATE OF CAROLINE BENNER, LATE
- OF the City OF Lancaster, deceased. Let
ters OF administration on said estate having
been granted TO the undersigned all persons In
debted thereto are requested To make immed-
ate payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the same. will present them
without delay for settlement 10 the under.
signed, residing In the City of Lancaster.
GEORGE SMITH, Administrator.
JOHN A. CoYLE. Attorney. mylJtdTh
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For Gentlemen Only. Museum Of Anatomy
will open at No. "a Centre Square. Tuesday.
May n. may20lmd
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fheir oafb "a river at Wilkesbarrs
S"sn VI low water mark We'd
nee oi cnaraed rising rapidly. The
declare to bert side Of the river were
lever. In this
ay the Senate on Sn, sse nor.n Cn,m Srnmcn
brk Of the I
5acuults them.