12 Jun 1875
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1875
Page
1
Advertising rates and terms are noted for the newspaper office. Specimen samples of the paper furnished detail the rate card and acceptance procedures. REINHARD & HILARP oversee the tabulation and distribution of advertisements.
Agala of Ingo Wall games Thursday saw Pioneer defeat Red Stockings 81 to 28. Governor Itarlanft and staff plan to attend the Dunker Centennial Celebration on the 17th. Inez notes the 18th Regiment and Philadelphia troops, about 1000 strong, will participate. Blue Mountain Legion of Hamburg Berlin county adopts blue uniform gear awaiting regiment standard. Lebanon Valley commencement held Ainville with D D title awarded to Rev W S Keys of Shamokin. L A Steiner arrested for embezzlement by Life Insurance Co, awaiting August sessions. Dr Diller Luther from Reading touring, calls Schuylkill County Alms House the best in the state.
Prof D Hf and E LaRoas of Hamels town, recently elected County Superintendent, were notified to appear at the Department of Public Instruction in Harrisburg for examination today's direction by county school directors. Adjutant General Latta reports quiet conditions in Harrisburg coal region with troop withdrawals possible and seven military companies on duty to quell disturbances.
The State Medical Society met in Pottsville this week and elected officers. Dr. Crawford Irvin of Blair County became President, with four vice presidents: Dr. Nebinger of Philadelphia, Dr. Truiborntadt of Pottsville, Dr. Rows of Clarion, and Dr. Sibbeth of Carlisle. Dr. Abingon of Philadelphia named Permanent Secretary. De. Tyson of Philadelphia as Assistant Secretary, and I. M. Dryndate of Philadelphia as Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer. The next meeting will be in Philadelphia on the last Wednesday of May.
The market this morning showed reduced attendance largely due to garden supplies. Beef prices remained unchanged while butter sold at 25 cents per pound and produce varied with new potatoes at 86 cents per half peck and other items priced per peck or quart.
The Philadelphia and Reading railroad issues a descriptive excursion book for summer 1875 featuring over 200 routes. It describes destinations, sights, and costs, including coal and mountain regions and tours to lake and spring regions in New York Canadas Maine New Hampshire and Vermont.
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