jj
je Mai;
'Otenie XVIil-.ft.. 140.
LANCASTER, PA., TUESDAY FEBRUARY 14. 1882.
Price Twt Gats.
UtOX HITTERS.
CLOTMSO.
-JUIX UITTKitS.
TKUN HITTEKS.
IRON BITTERS!
A TRUE TONIO. SURE APPETISER.
IKON JUTTKUS arc liighlylreceniniendc.l ter all disease requiring a certain urs.1 effi
cient tonic; especially
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPE
TITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, &c.
It eiiricli.-a the bleed, strengthens the muscles, and give? new lils te the nerves. It acta
Mki. lie linim en t Iir ilierc- tlvn ni-ininq. remevinsr uu iiVMneime mvii;iiuuis, autu . ..t...w ...-
Koetl, lSelchi
net ti:icUeii
IH e! useful and almein? reading -xenlrce.
n en the dlKO-tlve organs, removing nil dyspeptic Hyir.ptems, sueli as
tinrj, Ileal m the Stomach, Heartburn, itc. The only Iren Preparation
ii the teelli or Biv headache. Sold by till drngglet-J. Write ler tlie A 11
nd ainiiMng reading stnl jree.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
that will
C Henk. 32
til ly.liw
Fer Sale at OOOHRAN'3 DRUG
Btrcet, Lancaster
BALTIMORE, MD.
3TORB. 137 and 139 North Queen
HOUSE FUHNIS11LWU UOODS.
- - - ' s - -3- . 3 : - -
jl.INN i- WILl.SON.
BARGAINS!
FMM & WILLSOI,
ARE OFFERING THEIR IMMENSE STOCK OF
TINWARE, BUCKETS, &C,
rAXA.tlAKER Jfc BROWS
w
Clothing that
Wears Well.
Year after year our custeiucis
return because they arc net dis
appointed iu the kind of Cloth
ing we supply iheni. With all
our reasonable pi ices we insist
en the goodness of the mateiials.
The stock or Men' and Beys'
Overcoats and Suits is still quite
complete.
ILancaster Jntciltgcnccr.
TUESDAY EVENING. FfiB. 14, 18S2.
THE CITY ELECTION
THE ISSUES ISVOUKD.
nevniiT AT
AT LESS THAN
NEW YORK AUCTION
HALF THEIR VALUE,
Lament :md most Complete Line of IIOUSE-STIRE GOODS in Central Pennsyl
vania.
ALL AT VERY LOW PRICES.
FLINN & WILLSON-
T
cloth t se.
1IK KMCUTIU L.IGIIT IS NOW IN PULL IH.A.1: EVr.llV hhNLU AI
AL. ROSENSTEIN'S,
The One-Price Merchant Tailor and Clothier,
Ne. 37 North Queen street. Ne. 37 North Queen street,
in THE AM) OK TIIK
ELECTRIC LIGHT!
NIGHT IS MADE AS LIGHT AS !)A V.
The only Clothing Heuse in the City which is
Illuminated by the Electric Light.
S5TA1 R. cordially invitei te call and see it.
AL. ROSENSTEIN,
THE PIONEER OF MODERATE PRICES,
Ne. 37 North Queen Street, - - Lancaster, Pa.
A; BROWN
.K Hall, sixth ami Miuiret stipat.
Philadelphia.
ASniICll ISItOS'. AIU'EKTISEBIEXT.
hTlUCH IIKOS' .IVKICTISKMKNT.
ASTEICH BEOS
rLVMllER'S SUPPLIES.
J
OUN I.. AUXOLD.
JOHN I.,
AKXOID.
PATENT COLD-CASE HEATERS,
BEST PORTABLE TN USE.
SLATE HOOFER AND HOOFS KEP AIMED,
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING,
Step and Valves for Water, Gas and Steam.
JOHN L. ARNOLD,
Bea 11. 13 & 15 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER. PA.
faprMid
:uj:h:, ani sta i iexi:m .
7-AI.KNTINfcS.
Valentines and Valentine
Cards.
In Ureal Variety nt
L. M. GLYNN'S,
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
Ne. 42 WEST KINO STREET.
1'AeEltIIAXGlXUS, Jtc.
WK
ARC SOW KKADV
T DISPOSE OF OUR
DAMAGED
STOCK
XTALKNTISE SKASOX.
Valentines !
IN GREAT VARIETY.
VALENTINE CARDS
-AMH-
NOVELTIES,
Attnc lioeK stored
Jehn Baer's Sens, .
Nes. 15&17 North Queen Street.
SIGN OP THE BOOK.
OK-
WALL PAPER
AND-
Window Shades.
)
LANCASTER BAZAAR,
NO. 13 EAST KINU STREET,
LANCASTER, l'A.
WE WILL CONTINUE OUR
CLEABII SALE!
FOR THIS WEEK,
AND INVITE ALL TO CALL
BARGAIN'S
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
BLACK SILKS.
BROCADED SILKS,
BLACK PLUSHES,
RIBBONS,
FEATHERS,
LACE GOODS,
TIDIES, TOWELS,
TRIMMINGS,
BUTTONS, WORSTED HOODS,
Ladies' Coats and Delmans,
AND MAN OTHEIt l,OODS.
CALL EARLY TO SECURE BARGAINS
PHARES W. FRY,
NOS. 129-1U1 SOKTU C'u'EKN STKEKT
A KeWetv el MacGemgle's Administration.
It has been five jeais since Jehn T.
MacGenijjle was elected ier the. first time
te the mayoralty of Lancaster city. At
that time he defeated, by a majority of e3,
an incumbent of the office who only two
j years before had been chosen by a majority
of 4S4. At the close of his first term
Mayer MacGenigle was ic-clccted by a
majority of 817. He is new a candidate
for ic-e!cctien only at the request of a
large number of his fellow citizens of all
shades of political opinion, who in urging
him te allow his name te be used in this
connection said ever their own signatures
te the number of mere than a thousand
representative citizen?.
The increasing need, felt iu every mu
nicipality, of honest, eflicieut and econom
ical city government, and especially ler
such executive direction te it. impels us
te make this call upon you te forego any
repugnance felt personally upon your-part
te being again placed before the pcople for
their suffrages. Mere than four years of
your administration of the mayoralty have
illustrated.yeur fitness for the position,
and enlarged experience has only qualified
you better for such a discharge of its
duties as will be for the interest of tax
payers and all classes of citizens, l'uii
have steadily adheied te the policy of no
expenditures in excess of the appropria
tions, and enforced the principle of no
permanent debts for temporary purposes.
Yeu have net hesitated te appeal even te
the courts te pietect the city from on en on
cieachmcnts upon the law and from the
consequences of leckless disregard of its
limitations. Yeu have enfeiecd police
discipline without fear, favor or
affection. Yeu have successfully
urged the reduction of the rate
el iutciest en the city leans. Yeu
have giveu close pcisenal attention te
public affaiis. and insisted upon the pur
chase of supplies and making of contracts
legally and honestly. Yeu have secured
the improvement et the stiects, the elec
tion of new bridges ever the line of the
Pennsylvania railroad, and you have
sought te put our water works into such
condition as would meet the growing
wants of the city, invite manufactures,
supply conveniences te the public and en
Lance real estate value?. Yen have been
abicast with every practicable reform aud
have tolerated no practices which could
justly bring reproach upon the dignity of
your position. These and ether special
featuics of your administration have icc-
eminemlcu ns continuance te popular
favor. Iu view of them all we leuew our
request that you will allow your name te
be placed in nomination for the oflice of
mayor.
Uieuhii; In Public Confluence.
Every intelligent and neu-paitisau ob
server of municipal affairs will admit that
these feiciblc reasons which have induced
Mayer MacGenigle's candidacy r.mply ex
plain his first elcction'te the office, when he
reversed a large paity majority, as wsl! a-,
the emphatic indeiscment which he ic
Ctiived two years age. In one term of -er-vicc
as common councilman he h:-.il ex
hibitcd such an intelligent comprehension
of city affaiis, and such eund Lumhu-.'s
principles, that his first nomination for
mayor was almost the unauimeus call of
his paity. Warned by eKpsrienj llu
peeple of Lancaster had concluded that
honesty and capacity were the first essen
tials of theso who ought te be fiitrnstrd
with city government.
On October 17, 1S77, Majer M:ie!eiii!e
was sworn into oflice aud delivered his in
augural. "Talk is cheap" and most
officials en such occasions indulge in fair
piemises, but a review of the mayor's con
duct will show that his words have hern
followed with corresponding dieds.
Uu Ue Started In.
At i lie outset of his adminitetratiei: h-.-seunded
the keynote of geed ni'-.nicipal
management in these principles.
Ne EXPr.Nurn nr. i: fachsi op mi ai-
ruonuATiexs. ;
Ne rnnM.vNKXT debts reu meiiei.v j
TEMrOItAllY JMTCSOVEMENTS.
A STRICT ACCOUNTABILITY IT AIL 'iliE
departments.
Reduction of the bate of intkv.est
en the bended city debt.
The Incrense of Debt Under M.uVr.
A luineus disregard of these principle j
had demoralized our city government
heavily increased its beuded debt and in
clined a large fleatiug indebtedness, for
which no value received could net be
shown. The following figures will show
hew the peimancnt bended debt -of the
city had been increased during the four
years preceding Mayer MacGenigle's ad
ministration :
1ST!
er. Wc hope the mayor will net step at
'protesting' and calling the attention of
councils te their extravagance and illegal
proceedings, but will, if necessary, pro
ceed by injunction te restrain them, and
also held the ringleaders individually lia
ble when they shall run the city iu debt.
It is notorious that there has been in this
department at least recklessness aud
extravagance ir net corruption, and
se far as we arc concerned WE SHALL
SUSTAIN THE MAYOR in his efforts te
compel an observance, at all event.-., of the
forms of law, and we hope he will net
hesitate when occasion requires te call the
attention of councils aud the public te the
shortcomings' of these iu authority."
following the Kxamiiicr's Geed AiliH-e
When a later street committee persisted'
in making expenditures in violation of law,
and indulged iu ' lccklcssncss and extra
vagance, if net corruption," Mayer Mac
Geuigle, en behalf of the taxpayeis aud
iu puisuauce of the forms of law sought
and obtained the injunction of the ceuit
"te lestram them."
By persistent hammering he Las succeeded
in impressing upon the city government a
better system of financial management
and has prevented a recurrer.ee of de
ficiencies iu excess of th" regular appro appre
pi iatien. Te pay debts aud defieiences
created by a street committee in oppesitijn
te his pretests and warnings a special
tax levy of two mills had te be made la"t
lai year. Had he net halted that tcni
mittee this levy might have bren lcquired
te have been double or treble as much.
Saxing the Public Meney.
Iu accordance with his suggestions the
rate of inteiest has been i educed 2 per
cent or $200,000 of the city debt, t.f ciiiiug
an annual savin;? of c 1,000.
Fer the first time since IStJi) tln-ie has
been an actual reduction of I he city debt
under the present administration. Re
sides paying off the floating indebtedness
of $30,0C0 left by Slauffer'r- administration
and the $20,000 deficiency inclined by the
street committee of two years age, the
bended debt of the city has been actually
reduced ever 61",000, :s
figures will show.
If 52 Telul city funded d.-nt...
' sinking fund ..i...
net limited tlibt..
Ka Total net tunded debt...
Decrease In lift tunded
the following
.71d,41 C2
. 170, L'iS OS
.1317,9 1 OS
debt in 4
?1G,300 OO
I'trjnaitit IinpriivciiiDiii-. Miiuc.
And all this has been accomplished b.
sides making such valuable and costly
permanent improvements as the lading of
tjice squares and Ccntie Square with Bel
gian blocks, macadamizing of many
squares, paying .stiert damages, t-ieeticn
of a new Woithiugten pump, thorough
and permanent repairs of the eastern
reSLiveir, laying of new mains aud many
ether improvements in the water weiks
dcpaitmeuts. In fact while Stauffcr's ad ad
miuistiatien largely increased the pnima
neiit debt for temporary purposes, Mac
Geuigle' s has made many permanent improvement-;
aud jet dcereast'd the debt.
Tlie linking l'mid.
A tew liguics relative te the -inking
fund, established te gradually extinguish
the debt, quite as vividly iiiustiatc tl e
different tendencies of the two udmhii.i-
tratieus :
1S73. Tetnl iinmunl el -.inl.iny tun. I. . y.t,51-i 0(5
1671. ' " &S.1M uU
are absolutely necessary for the health aud
protection of nearly half of our citizens,
especially theso en the higher ground or
in the outer wards.
The Police.
In the adniiuistratiea of pelice discipline?
he has enforced xvgulatiens for the order
of tha city and the rnorale of the force
with a firm and impartial hand ; he has i
given" prompt attention te every abuse
brought te his notice, and he has fearlessly
punished delinquents.
Sen Ililtrimil llridges.
In legulatiui: the relations of the rail
roads with the city, Mayer MacGenigle
largely aided aud chiefiy conducted the
negotiations which secured for the city the
tine bridges en Lime aud Shippcu 811-021,
aud he has been moving with every premise
el success for the erection of a newbridge
en James. After renewed effort he has
seemed protection for life and limb by
having the railroad company .station
watchmen at two of the dangerous street
crossings, and ere long no doubt the re
maining one, new unguarded, will Lu'
similaily manned.
l'er the Future.
Mayer MacGenigle's perferniauces are
the best pledges for his future administra
tion. In his lettei of acceptance he has
.-aid :
"lumy election te council and twice te
the mayoralty of the city, I have lecog leceg
nized rather the vindication of the true
principles of geed municipal government
and approbation of my efforts te cu force
them than any personal preference for
myself. If it shall therefore seem te a ma
jority of my fellow citizens that the con
tinued supremacy of theso principles may
be better assured by my candidacy than
otherwise, I am willing te allow my name
te be again placed in nomination. It
must, however, be with the distinct un
derstanding that I am frce from all pledges
or obligations te administer the office, if
elected, otherwise than as I have en
deavored te discharge its duties in the
past, 'for the interests of the taxpayers
aud ail classes of citizens ;' for no ehus
can, iu the end, fail te suffer from any
thing else than 'honest, efficient and
economical city government.' "
Upen that the pcople of the city can bet
ter afford te take him again than te replace
him with one who haibceu tried, found
wanting and has been repudiated. How
ever profuse the premises of Mayer Mac Mac
eonigle's opponent may be they cannot
be taken in view of the reputation which
the newspap-rs of his own party have
given him :" unreliability. Seventeen
years of " chienic office-holding " de net
furnish any recommendation ler .Ur.
Stauffei te the executive direction of our
municipal affaiis. " Held fast te that
which is i'.hhI." Vete for MacGenigle.
VKT GOODS.
2,600
YARDS.
The Greatest Bargain ever offered In tbt
city In
CHEAP DRESS GOODS
ARE eut:
7 Inch Wide Half-Weel Twill.
rcr.vEcr goods,
AT UK CT5.. FOKMEK 1'KIUE 35 CTS.
Juu mi of muttons, regular price IS te
23 cent-i ; closing out tit 10c. per dozen.
JOHN P. SWARR'S,
Ne. .Vi XOUTH QUKKX ST.,
' I 'U K
NORTH END
Dry Goods Stere
U iie- reducing its W1XTEK STOCK, and te
de se lnoie etreetnally la selling
larmels, Blankets, Underwear and
Heavy Hosiery
AWAY L'XDEU KECULAR L'UlChUi.
1 1 lna open n complete aeitinent et
IIAMRVRO EDGTXGS,
II K A VV LACES,
.sllIItTlXC A XI) SHEETJXO MUSLINS,
COTTOXADES,
and ether -e.isoimlite goods, Ht tl.e VKRV
I.OWKsT PRICES.
There :ue lelt nbeut
0KIH).EXCo:lKOlt'iS,iiiiiitJentori'ycocn
Ken, :it S3.00 nnlece, wtileli are u
SPECIAL ItAIUJAIN,
J. W. BYRNE,
Mi XOUl'il OL'KKX STKKET,
Lancaster, Pa.
ti-bl-lyd
PKX TO-OAY
Give It
fiii)i.- ir.
gist-. Dr
te i!k; children. Physician pre pre
ThenaniK use it. Sold by Drug
Bull's Cengli Syrup. Price -J5 cents.
'total .llllirilil-
ing tun. I in
.! meiea-e el
.:e--'
-dni.
.$ I i.sri M
l.vj' Total aiiieunl el -.inking liiii.l..51"0.-l"i3 O-'J
1-7-3". " " " y'J-2 S W
Total amount et ir.cicas,: et link
ing lund in 1 year-,.
S71,'0O OO
liici.ax- et -ini:lng luml iur ar.niini
in llie tour jears lrem 1S74 te lS7r..-? i.b 41)
Incivuse et sinking lund per annum
in tlie lour yeai- treni IsTS te ls-2... 17,b0'J W
J-.ltlerenre in :ierage amount per
annum iii.u-i d lisi-iiikingluiid ...t llil .d
It is the height et telly te wait until you
aie in bed with dKense that may last mentli".
when you tan be cured by a timely u-eet
Parkci'd (linger Tenie. wu nave Known
-ickly tauiilies iii-i ! the healthiest by It. Ob
scrar. lei liiiiluodSenv
riie I.uu- of KluilncsH
I uniei-,ul; It allects all the liuinau lauilly,
all auliiiaK and may le even tennd lu patent
iiiedieine-4. benie are drastic, and the patient
i-, obliged te Milter pains v.eise than the dis
ease; but in ca-es et obstinate eonstipatien,
dv-pepsia. tlicre is no leinedy se kind, .-e gen
tle in its llcetsanil vet ?e Ratistaetery as llnr llnr
deeK Kloed Hitters. "Price il. Fer ale ut II.
15. Cochran's drugstore, i:!7 North Queen St.,
I.a'iea-ter.
Uoutelielil Werd!).
.I.i-. Peaiv)ii,23 Sixth Street. Jiuil.iln. ays:
" 1 have u-ed your Spring lilossem for myselt
and iniii'y, mid think it Invaluable asa house
held remedy, ler regulating the bowels liver
and kidney--. 1 shall never be without It."
Pr.ce f.0 cent-". Jb'er sale at II. J5. CeehranV
.:i ii" -tore, 137 Xertli Queen street, Lancaster
O"
JOB LOTS!
Wall Paper Ocparlineut :
Te (.'logout an accuuiiiliitlen eNtciunanU
lu Wall Paper?, we te-day put en sale a large
let et our Xuw llriglit Patterns, net damaged
in any w ay, at lrem 1c. te 4c. per piece. They
are cheaper than damaged papers In every
wa .
(Jueeiisware Depurtuient :
We ejien te-day ten crates of BEST ENG
LISH WHITE GKAXITE WARS In second
and third selections at prices fur under vel no
They are In geed order, very few of them
(hipped, anil are much cheaper than ever
offered betere. Just the thing for lletels,
Hearding Houses. Kcslaurants, Ac. Large let
el i:.lt CLASSES Whiskies, Ales and Beer.
AT LOW PlHCESl
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sis.,
IITATT, SUANK CO.
WATT,SHAND&C0.
CAKRIAUES, &C.
1.1Q VVItS, &c-
s
I.KIGHS !
SLtlGHS
-piNGWAl.T'S
WINE, LIQUOR, ALCOHOL AND
GROCERY STORE,
Ne.9iS West King Street. leblO i
EDGERLEY & Ce.,
VTAtT WINi..
'HERCULES MALT WINE.
The P.et and Cheapest Malt Kvtracl in Hie
Market.
SOLD IX DRUG STORES AT
25 Gents per Pint Bettle.
CHAS. WOLTERS,
PROTECT BREW'EttY, PHILADELPHIA.
Lanca.seh DKreT..-. GEO. A. lilEHI
Market Street, rear Marliet Houses
1 LAXCASTER, PA.
We havea Large and Splendid as-ortni"iite!
j PORTLAND, ALBANY and DOUBLE;
SLEIGHS.
New Hamburg Edgings
and Insertings.
"EVERLASTING TRIMMING.
Irish Trimmings at Lew Prices.
Total city lunded d,ebt
sniKing num....
X(.t tunded debt .... ...
....fl32.1.i y
.... 8M'S 10
.f39J,99j 90
t-, Total city lunded debt fC'i-'.SIi Oi
sinking Jnnd S'J,i58 OG
Xoi tunded debt 5K-J.1V! K
:t lunded debt in ls'74 3!).i,'.&'. te
Inciease el net lunded debt in 1 yrs
et Stauffcr's administration !S1G9,3.3 0:
VLEJJCAL.
-
ml ::uid
Thevare made of the best ected wool works
the best ironed, best trimmed, and the finest
nainted and ornamented SLKIGIIS eer offer-
' cd for sale In the city.
Remember wc pay casn ier our niaieilal and
nllew no one te undersell us. Our Motte :
" Quick Sales asd Shall rcerrrs."
It costs nothing te call and examine our
work. We also have en hand a full line of
FINE CARRIAGE WORK, in which we dely
competition.
All work warranted. Repairing of all kind
promptly attended te. Tn26-tfd& w
HOUSE A L & GO'S
NEW LIQUOR STORE,
Se. 43 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
The very bc9t and tinest qualities of Foreign'
and Demestic WIXEb and LIQUORS, con
stantly ter sale at wholesale and retail.
Straight Old Rye Whiky of the distillation
of 1875. " Pure unadulterated custom Heuse
Brandy, warranted et the vintnge et i860.
Kept especially ter medicinal purposes. Pure
Old Helland Gin, and ether Whiskies, lli-au-dtcsand
Wlnc9 te suit the trade.
feb3-Snid llei'SEAL a. te.
PATKNTS.
WM. H. BABCOCK,
613 Seventh street, Washington, D. C.
Formerly an Examiner in the U. S. Patent
Office ; atterward. Associate Attorney el Jacob
Stauffer, esq., of Lancaster, Pa., until the lut
ter's death, would be pleased te bear from In In
ventera et Lancaster and neighboring coun
ties, and is still prepared te attend carclully
ana promptly te nil Patent business at moder
ate rates. jar.31-3md&w
FABBWELL SUXll-K
DR. GREEXE is truly sorry te leave his
numerous friends and patients, his excellent
home in the Stevens Heuse and his beautiful
elllcc3 for another city, but he believes he has
a mission te fulfill, viz : The establishment el
a college where OMXIPATIIY can be tana in
to the hundreds who arc anxiously waiting,
and hence
ABOUT THE MIDDLE OK MARCH
will open an office either in Harrisburg or
Washington. He believes his income is equal
te any lour M. Ds. in Lancaster, and lie will
ier a reasenauic um leaen one -. '. " "
methods or curing the sick and leave his
practice exclusively with him. Dr. G. will be
glaa te have anyone call or send and get four
nfimnivtets teee. with rallies et persons made
well, who were aflictcd with Dyspepsia, Con
sumption, diseases el the heart, brain and
ether parts et the body. One et the pamphlets
contains a concise history of vaccination and
another et Catarrh, with names et persons
cured. Overlive hundred persons cured el
Catarrh in this city for .V) cents. The Cure
Quick for Catarrh sent te anyone en receipt
et 50 cents. Examinations and consultations
FREE.
Dr. C. A. Greene,
11G EAST KING S1REET.
Thirty-four years experience.
Nete Dr. Greene has 43ii acres et densely
timbered land (oak. Dlack walnut, &c.) in
Kentucky, en Ohie river, which he will -ell
cheap, or exchange for land in this county.
ncan.t
MWF,
&S
Besides this, when the mayor took his
office he discovered that although scarcely
one-third of the fiscal year had expired
many of the appropiiatiens -were almost if
net entirely exhausted, a loose and reck
less system of book-keeping and account
ing prevailed and, as he peiutcd out
promptly in a special message te cauueils,
a deficiency of 830,000 existed, creating a
floating debt te that amount which made
the actual increase of the city's it
debtcdncss under Mayer StaniTer's admin
istratien uearly $200,000.
Pre'e ting Against AIlsiiiHiiag'ineiit.
Against a continuance of this system of
leckless expenditures he steadily pro
tested, until even the Examiner, an organ
of his political opponents, in its issue of
August 13, 1878, said :
" We esprcss hut the sentiment of all
right-minded, considerate, tax-paying cit
izens, of both parties, when we extend te
Mayer MacGenigle thanks for having
called the attention of councils and the
public in general te the illegal and ex
travagant acts of the street committee, or
Kitbcrthe ring which has been running it
and the tool called the street commission -
1 Ami by the elose of the fiscal year, May
i 31, 1R32, there may be jet further large;
j additions te the sinking fim-1 and greater
i z eductien of the city debt.
I Tlie elty Trensmy.
! n.iler t!ic present city ticasurcr no
uidal bus attached te the administration
i of the municipal finances .such as marked
the official course of some of his predeces
0i.s. He has at no time lcfused te ex
hibit his l.'oeks or account for his balances ;
i he has net deposited the public funds for
personal gain or political motives, with
banks whose failure imposed les upon tr.e
city ; nor has he received and peekc
illegally " four par cent, en ca'l ' for the
1 iai. ..;" the public moneys.
Tlie Street Department
Moie attention has been giveu te our
highways aud better work has been done
npjn our streets than heictofere. The
system of general rep lire has been far
mere effective and economical ; new weik
has been completed cheaper aud under
better supervision ; permanent advances
have becu made en main thoroughfares,
the Belgian block paving en North Queen
aud East King streets anil in the squat e
having been effected in aceordauce with
Vuver MaeGenijrle's lecommendatiens
a:id submitted estimates. Jobs and job
bet y have net characterized the street de
partment, r.er have gangs of aupernum
crari faberers been put en and put off at
unseasonable times for political purposes.
I he Water Werli.
As ex-officio chairman of the v.attr
committee Mayer 3IacGenigle has given
careful attention and intelligent direction
te this most troublesome department of
the city government. He has been assidu
eus in the discharge of his duties for the
comfort aud safety of the public. The
new Worthiugteu pump has been put in
under his administration, and the eastern
reservoir has undergone thorough, and per
manent repairs. Xcw beiieis. and boiler
house were erected and all of this weik
has been done under his supervision hen
estly, economically and satisfactorily.
Neither jobbery nor favoritism has pre
vailed in any of the work. The project of
anew sixmillioa-gallen pump aud 20-inch
main has been pressed upon council.--, and
the required lean for it is te be submitted
te popular vote. There ia a very genera
nearly a .Miracle.
L. -cr.ith Hall, Binghamteii, N. 'i.wiltes
'1 suffered ter several months with a dull
p-iln through the lelt lung and sbeuUct-i. 1
lest mv spirits, appetite and color, and could
with difficulty keep ue all day. .My mother
prncuicd some Burdock Bleed Bitters ; 1 took
them as diiected, and have felt no pain since
lii -t u eck after u-ing them, and am new quit
uell" Piieeil. Fer sale at H. B. t'ochian' t'echian'
dui" -teie. 1"7 Xertli Queen stieet, Lancaster.
AS
HAVE OPENXD
LLI.GANT LINE OF
Hamburg Edgings and Insertions.
NaiDzoek. EdgiDgs and Insertions.
n all Width-, and Qualities ut Lewest Prices,
peciul attention te our newpiw-
We inviii'
ehase-i et
NAPKINS
MUSICAL JXSrJtVMJSNTS.
i(jS:cAi.-isui:s.
MUSICAL - BOXES.
BARGAINS.
TA15LF, LIN HNS,
AND TOWELS,
TUIJKEY IIKI) TABLINGS,
CLOTHS ami DOYLIES,
MARSEILLES QL'ILTS,
CROCHET QUILTS,
CURTAIN LACES,
PILLOW SHAMS AND TIDIES.
H e ai e elt'.'i ing an luimeiwe stock et Bleached
anil Unhli-aclK-d
MUSLINS AND SHEETINGS.
In all idtiii and quailiies at bottom prices,
LATEST STVI.K3 IM
GINGHAMS, CALICOES and CAMBRICS.
NEW YORK STORE
8 & 10 S. KING STREET.
CLOSING OUT SALE of a large
importation, having arrived toelato
for the holidays, at cost of produc
tion in Switzerland, about 1-2 and
h-4 their value that same quality
ted 1 instruments could he sold for in this
country. xaey are mostly ui k"
large and medium t?ize and, with few
exceptions, of High Class Musical
Bc-i;es as sold in Geneve, but far
superior te the ordinary instruments
generally sold in this country, and
need only be seen or heard te he
appreciated. Musical Bexes with
bells, drums, castanets, celestial
voices, mandeline, diva-harrnenie,
overture, tremelo-piccelo, sublime sublime sublime
harmonie, harp-zither attachment,
etc., also two and three mainsprings
nlaying from 10 te 50 minutes by
one winding. Musical Albums.
Circular en application.
C. Gautschi & Ce., Manufacturers,
Ste. Croix and Geneve, Switzerland.
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SALESROOMS: 1G2J CHESTNUT
rillLADELVllIA.
JsTBEET,
J2i-tfd
COAL.
I'.. WARTlIf,
I J.
wi.eit-lie ami Betail Dealer In all klads of
LUMBEIt AND COAL.
- t aid : Xe. 43) Xertli Water and Prince
dreets abeve Lemen Iincaster. nS-lyd
C0H0 & WILEY,
j.IO XOJIT1I WATEIt ST., Lancaster, Va
Wheled.ile and ltetall Dealers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection -vrilhthe Telephonic exchange.
rii.cb ORice: Xe. CO CKXTUE SQUARE.
Ieb23-Iyd
REILL7
&
-OB
KELLER
feeling, even among citizens who have an !
abundant water supply new, tna we can- 0flIc3t Clieatnut street
SOt any longer deler improvement", wmen
GOOD, CLEAN FAMILY COAL,
Alse, Hay and Straw by the bale or ten.
Farmers and ethers In want et Superlei
Manure will find It te their advantage te call
yard, liarnsDnrg riKe. i
. -rii--
KXT l)l)OK TO THE VOVKT HODSS.
FAHNESTOCK.
Heuse Furnishing Dry Goods.
Heuse Furnishing Dry Goods.
BLANKETS,
QUILTS,
COUNTERPANES,
COMFORTABLES,
TABLE LINEN,
TOWELING?,
NAPKIN'S,
DOYLIES,
SHEETING MUSLIlf,
PILLOW MUSLIN,
Sllllt TING MUSLIN,
TICKINGS,
FURNITURE CHECK,
PRIME STEAM CURED FEATHERS,
CARPETS, CARPETS,
CARPETS, CARPETS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, ALL WIDTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, .
GOSSAMER WATERPROOFS,
Feil LADtB-i, "EXT3, EOTS ASD OinLS, S1.50 UT.
FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te Court Beea.
" JSOOTS 4s SIIOBS.
I AMI W A1) GENTS, IF YOU WANT.' A
JLi Geed and Fine kitting Beet or 'Jhee
p.eadv-madeorMadeteOrder.KOto
- F.JIIEMENK'S,
Xe. VR North Queen Street.
I custom WerK Specialty. iyMldSl