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Contipeafltnce or ixnuiaxycsn.
tJMSU. Jan. 28. During Thursday the
WM falling and tbe water Tery nearly
Mil ttate, but It again commencoa te
Imi ralur, and la stilt coming up. The
kMbMO cauicd by tbe forming of lage
balew causing back-water. Blnoe
day tha water bis risen ever four feet
H coming up, altbeupth net a font as It
hNtBlgbb The Ice was running In a
i during ycateraay, uul baa enureiy
thla morning. The canal beat lying
Ik wbarrea la In very aerleui condition.
Ibm hole waa Move In tbe bottom el
cat ey ine 100 ana tne cargo "
Mu unleaded. Trame en the Columbia
Tort Depealt railroad baa ceaaed en
MMBt of the ice blockading tbe tracks.
A ! fnmi nf mn went down the read
VfkWtMdsy te remote the ice, but they found
IteU tapMibla . The. gorge Jw
arise in ma river '" ..... -
red, preventing tbe men from working.
WuMnfften turnpike below the tell-
(ktalaoceTcredwItbleeBnd water. At
Idamtbewater below Is cvtn with the
hnvn il Tbe wharves arc covereu
i water, whleh Is slowly approaching the
;. Malta. The water Burrounastne ice neuses
-aafjaashlgh atlt waa en tboetternoontne
- tea commenced moving, ai some we
' Mm nf tliB brldire the Ice has been piled
'"CeTery large Rergc, higher than the fleer
f the bridge. The open pace en mu e
aft&e river basbeen frozen ever two leche.
A A Narrow Escape.
t-Baaale Wayne, a four-yeareld daughter el
", Mr. David Wayne, living en Cherry street,
;' d a very narrow escape from serlcus accl-
'teat yesterday afternoon. The child was
Jaylng In tbe street and ran directly In
. "ftoatefaUam containing two men, which
f waaoetnlng upihe street. The driver, nc-
ittelBg the child attempted te step the horse,
' -BBt did net aueceel in se delrig until the
j.wneei ei me Duggy ou muw me i.
Tee accident resulted la uiuisraeuum mt
nfijHgbt aheulder, nothing Eerleus. The In.
'X- .Bry of the child was net the fault of the
Pawner of tbe team, who lives In tbe country,
M be made every effort te step the horse.
Town .-letes.
Kittle Rheade and company re
ttialr success In the orera house last
fteaenUng " The New Magdalen" te a
atari audience. Te-alcUt " Peck's Bad
mil be given.
Tebbb Felks' aeclety of the Second
LBtheran church will bold a meeting
at the residence of J. u. fence,
street.
ftemliifnit contractors expressed an
Blgbt lest me DUiiaing operations
year would de as great u nor
building boom of last year.
ase considerable talk was had
IBB littlrnrrr it- Oble telegraph com-
aneffice in ceiumDia. jeuiiag
in the matter for eeme lew
the aueatlen has several times
, what has become of the new tele-
Pny?
AMD BOODLE UAPtVBEU,
t Man Take Abent BOO Frem a llar-
W"ii vl.Knv -VtinB.lft.,l.r
XZt ... ,.. .-..
eeniDKa oeioreo. man uearucu me
tain drawn by engine 2ie. 1,005 at
Whan the trainmen discovered
r gpoke te him about getting off. lie
I considerable money auu Mia tr.ai
1 pay his way. UU actions were se
i that tbe raiueaa men ineucea mm
tlBte the cabin of tbe train. The con.
t thought that something was wrepp,
I iuuuu uu wicgiajuicu w tuium.
that an officer meet tbe train.
l'i'rrlvleg at the latter place Officer
Kennedy bearded the twin
l the man Inte custody, HosavebU
Ooergo Jehnsen and claimed liar
tut his home. On his person tii in
10 In silver, 100 pennies and some
tier coins weie jeuDd, besides Ave razors.
I anernlng a member of the Uarrisburg
iwree came te ueiumuia in search el
. man, who bad robbed Wm. Brack-
rjjBflk dealer of that city, of about JSO
1 wevea te no me man no ni leek-
JBW and he took hlin baek te Ilarrls-
IJBrackBten pocket-book and a marked
ad In Jchnsen'a possession proved
sb the thief. It Is said that the ac-
(ia.irem New Yerk or Philadelphia,
MBtheernployefBrackstonforashort
JjSA fentng tte-ktter was counting
'la the presence or Jehnsen, who
(M te be asleep. Jehnsen saw where
r was placed and he seen afterwards
d with IL lie also stelo Braek-
I ovareoat and was probably trying te
iPhlladelnbla.
mmvmn run a. Kumcmrnev.
tL- . . :
?rreauM ei a uoDictiptten te uuua a
,'?: CbnrcU Dlndlec In Law.
L.v..
ttt-t-IBfil II.-
members of the Mothedlit
1" 0 MW
I in Qreencastle, Fa., decided te build
redlflce and a committee for that pur-
lappeinicu. ua mis committee -was
i Bander. Tie amount propeod te
twuKlOOO. Mr. Bender suescrlted
k?r, Other subscriptions te tbe amount
LM0 were obtained and then, as
i Bender alleges, the committed realized
i attempt waa a failure and the project
JSBlld a new church was wholly aban-
in the fall of 1S31 Mr. Bender
I his connection with the congregation
Samoa removed te jnambersburg. In
IHir chureh project was revived and
r.taildlng and subscription committee
who had subscribed te the old
fNeewed their subscriptions, but Mr.
r refused te de be. The second com.
i want' ahead, completed tbe church,
Drought suit against Mr. Bender
iMBOunt of his subscription, and the
i county court has ordered a verdict
ant and Interest against hlui.
. MMMlUai RUBdi; IS WATCH fifes.
i 'OfjMSlrclatheFarnacoef councilman Riddle's
f.: Ilonse Uztlsgalshtd
tVXhn wtnr plpe In tM heuse of Beleci
Councilman Itld die, en North l.lme ttrcel,
bBMt en Thursday night, and bofero tbe
)Mk Vas discovered the water rose se hii;h
KJka the cellar that the tire in the furnace waa
, 'WBHOguianea. xne seriousness of the break
F jaaybolnferred when it is stated that Mr.
jUddie la in a critical condition buttering
iwlth typhoid fever and the sudden change
attomperatureln the heuse might preduce
wiuua results, fortunately uuiceia Ilaru
. bold and llabel passed the house shortly
' After the leak was discovered, and a stove
Mat once sent for te keen the heuse nmn.
lywarmed until the damage can be re-
'Mired,
ftTbe pipe lu the engineer's room at the 6tn
' liw house also bursted en Tburstiatr riii,(
C the water soaked through the celling te
juiiuti room, 'j'ne broken plne
m been repaired.
.'- N'etlJtlalnt.i
. ,vQeneral Simen Cameren, nf pnnir.ni.
.tMUd from e w Yerk en the stesmsbl pTrini
;d for the Bermudas yesterday. He was
sjupeuieu py uoienel Jatnca Duffy and
laas for bis health anrlwi 1 rrhun i .. .
'J"Fa that tbe steamer would be de-
r ni-i L0U1K?' but 8he KOtetlat3.30
L; Only halt an hour behind time.
Itnpeiuut Ohkusa of Krh..ii
IMendav iiavt Bn i . .
rv. 7 -"- -" "upuiiaiu coange
JtK) made In the schedule for rtnininK
Mamer tralna ever the Venurvivanla mil.
I travelers will de well te watch for
BiA
i
aTraaa Oaaewlaaa te tbs
B. O. Brtta I-repsHv SarnigM Bto, Bte,
000 at Pert-Trying te Blast tbe lea.
The tlver waa several feet lower en
Thursday morning at Pert Dopealt than the
highest point the previous day, and a geed
rartet Main street, which had been under
water, was covered with thin Ice. The train
from Perry vllle auoeeeded lu getting te the
lower end of the town as far as Reck
Run. Botweon these two terminals the
railroad track Is under water, and the
line of the track marks the only cur-
rent epen en the river for miles. Large
quantities el lce and broken timbers are
belng carried down It, with parts of outbuild eutbuild
lngs and rubbish. The broken Ice Is pscked
from the Baltimore t Ohie bridge two
tnlies below Pert, te Conewlngo, eight
miles above, making a solid nis ten
miles In length. At the lower end It
Is gorging. When the big gorge at McCall's
Perry gives way It will preclpltale auolher
mass el Ice en that around there, and
unless It breaks away below and commences
te float out a considerable rise In the
river may be looked for and much damage
from the lea It began te break at
the ferry Thursday altorneon, and some
alarm waa felt for awhile, tb 3ugb It only piled
the ice higher at Heck Run. I n the afternoon
about half pest one the open current about
the railroad f rack began running very rapidly
and seen alter the entire mass of Ice began
moving slowly down the river. It was sup
posed from this that the gerge bad given
way below and that matters would Improve,
but the run only lasted about ten minutes
when It stepped and the locus Ice was packed
as firmly as before. Tbe movement vms
caused by the break at McOU'a Kerry,
During the day a number of families en Main
street, who bad net yet left their homes,
moved out all tbelr lighter goods and put the
balance en tbe upper floors In anticipation of
trouble at night. Tbe day had been moder
ately warm, and with an open channel the
current would seen clear the river. '.Old resi
dents Bay this Is very early In the season for
a general hreak-up. Last year It djd net
come until the middle of February.
The amount of dansge done would be hard
te determine until after the water has en
tirely subsided. Ihereare about three hun
dred houses In the town, and all of these
within reachef the water have suffered some,
and these which back toward the river have
lest fences, outhouses, perches, etc lhe lum
ber dealers have also lest considerable stuff.
A moderate estimate places the dsmage done
by the rise el the river at tM.CHXV, The labor
ing people have net had a great deal et work
for some time past and are net prepared te
stand an extended siege of flood and Ice.
A telegram was received that the Ice at Mc
CiU'a Ferry had begun te move, and trou
ble wa? expected there about 10 o'clock.
Toward midnight, however, there were no
Indications of a break lurther up, and It
Is supposed that If the Ice did start It became
Jtmmed some distance above.
Considerable excltemsnt has prevailed at
Harve de Grace all day, and the river shore
In the upper end of town and the abut
ments of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
it Baltimore railroad bridge were
crowded with people anxiously awaiting
a move of the lce In the river, but
se far nothing eerleus has occurred there.
The river Is still clear balew the Philadel
phia, Wilmington & Baltimore railroad
bridge, but above Is tight and solid. 'e
serious trouble Is anticipated. Tbe'rlver there
ls;scarce!y aa high as at an ordinary high tide.
A party of men went there from Pert . Deposit
with a large quantity of dynamite cartridges,
with the Intention of blewlns up the heavy
lce around the centre of the P., W. and B. R.
R. bridge, se as te cause It te move
and allow the Jam above te pass out
They went te tbe draw cl the bridge, and
placing about two dozen cartridges fifty leet
north of the draw pier, attached a battery
and act tbe cartridges off. The explosion was
terrific, breaking all tbe windows, shattering
the deer, and moving the root of tbe watch
box en tbe bridge. The watchman ran
away Just in time, Tbe shock was felt
very sharply In Havre de Grace, jar
ring the beuses, and In some places breaking
windows and causing great excitement. Only
about ten square feet et Ice was tern up,
hardly paying ler the trouble. The telegraph
b&'.terles en the draw were broken and dam
aged very much.
Safe Harber' Cendttluu.
Although the water has fallen somewhat at
Sale Harber it Is still high and the village la
In a tad condition. Large pieces of Ice are
Ivlng everywhere and the cellars are filled
with water. The railroad tracks are covered
with lce and a train Is lying there unable te
proceed further.
Tjtar cahs e.v miji.
An lime te Determine tbe Amount Due
en a Jadgment,
The suit of Jacob 8. ginitb, assignee el
Christian F. Blnkley vs. Mary A. Uinkley,
was attach3d for trial this morning, before
Judge Patterson. It was the test case that
could be tried this week and alter a Jury was
empanelled the remaining Jurers were dis
charged. The above suit was an Issue te de
termine what ameust If anything is due and
owing en a judgment given by defendant te
plaintiff.
According te tbe toatimeny of tbe plaintiff
Binkley made an assignment of his proper preper
ty for the bnetlt of creditors te Smith. When
the real estate et Binkley was sold, Mrs.
Blnkley, who was a Hen creditor, bought
It In. The assigned estate was net fully set
tled when the deed was made te Mrs.
Blnkley, and she gave as purchass money
Judgment for fl,2S0 and the ditfurence was
te be arranged out et her dividend from her
husband's estate. Plaintiff claims that there
la mill a balance due en this Judgment
Tbe defense was that Mrs. Blnkley paid
from time te time money en account of this
Judgment aud that it has been eernald. On
trial.
Tney Decline te Be Candidates.
A. J. Beyder, of the Eighth ward, and
Henry Btneycb, of the Seventh, decline te be
candidates ler school director. Jacob 1".
Kautz has been nominated In place el Mr.
Smeych.
Charles Haugtmmn and Dr. Jehn A. Lever
BOOd decllue te run for oemmou council in
tbe Sixth ward, and Jehn K. Penu t s he is
no candidate in tbe Eighth.
Michael Heidick declines the ceaiinat en
for common council in the Second ward.
Christian .Stlllel declines the nomination
for school director and assessor In the Klftb
ward.
Jehn It. Illnkle, ler assessor In the Klghth
ward, dtcllues.
Chas. Keller declines for ceuucil iu the
First ward.
Jacob Zacher declluea the couunen council
nomination In the Sixth ward.
Matthias Seluler has been named for tern
meu council In the Second ward.
tzDuitsiAu tiim vuitiiiaatumsna.
Junier Almhaulce (Had That St Jeiepb'a lit,.
1'llul Get Ne Appropriation.
At a largely attended ineotiugef Cenest.ge
council, Ne. 22, Jr. O. U. A. M., held en
Thursday evening, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted and a copyerdered
te be tent te tbe county commissioners .
Jlttehetl, That as an association of Auiorl Auierl
catif who-e kojBtene of principles is the pro pre pro
fcervatlen el our public institutions Inviolable
from ecclesiastical or sectarian Influence and
control, we condemu tbe action et a number
of our lellew citizens In petitioning the com
mialoners of Lancaster county ler an appro
priation te the St. Jeseph's hospital au any.
lum belonging te and managed by a religious
order as uilscblevieus and dancereus in its
tendency. Wobeartilyapplaudtbecenduct el
the cominissleners inrcfuslng the askedfer ar
prorrlatleu, rejoicing that iu their Interprets,
tleu of the law they Hud no authority ler tbe
dlvoralenofanypart of the publle fundB te
tbe support el a sectarian institution how hew
ever laudable Its purposes.
Ground Heg Day,
Next Wednesday wilt ba ground-hog day,
and there will be much depending en whither
Hits inralllble weather prophet ee Jil-sbadew,
nod by the cexpaaj.
The Lancaster Uas Light and Fuel com
pany tbls morning brought suit for penalty
before Alderman McConemy against Kdward
Trlasler, butcher, residing en West Chestnut
street lie Is charged with violating a it act
of assembly telatlug te pas and water com
panics, lu turning en his gas after the com cem
pauy had turned It ett There bs been ue
heating a vet
In the Sdutb
1). A. AllK-L. and wife have gene te Sivan
nab, Ga.,ou a ttlp that combine buMnes
and pleasure.
Rev. Themas VKUevcm, el tUnvllle, aud
Edward McQewrn, of Ovetten, Bradford
county, are In the Seuth en n pleasure trip.
They were in Savannah. (It, a few days age.
. ttaml rlr.
The Gpfarata otnet band, which led the
Lancaster ceuntlsns at Beaver's Inausuta Inausuta
lien. lsbeUllii a f.itr, which began en Stur
dsy and whleh will o.intlnue until th Mb
proxime.
Plenum Sorts! Ireul
A ery pleasant meeting of the yeuug laditB
and gentlemen, who have ta'n holding
dancing classes In Esbleinan's hall was that
of last evening when many Mslters were lu
attendan
tlelplDK a rner FaiuII-.
A family named Rhoades, reMJirg en
Prince street, who are lu a destitute condition.
were visited en Wednesday evening by a
number of benevi lent ladles who took them
all kinds of edibles aud useful articles.
ttrrsK In tbe llelgUn II lock i.
There Is a break In th belgtan blccks lu
front el Kerd Weber, millinery etoie en
West King street. Thebolelsever tbeewer
which was tuilt before the blocks we-" Isld
and It U net large as yet
Sent'eut.
Jehn If. Mannerlng, who rai'ed a dlstur;
bance en Beaver street, has been sent te Hit
for Ave days by Alderman Spurrier en the
charge of being drunk and disorderly.
Telrpbeue Connection.
Tfce Lancaster Ol. cempiny, narrls'-arg ae
nue, Is connected with tie telephone exctiBpe
Aumiemenu
At lt H ei' i'n; St-et' 2fi. t MeniJiT
evening tbe Hese LUie Dramatic ceapin.T,
"vhlch Is highly jpesen of, appears in tbe Klre
street opera house, wfcea they fj m ivce sen
gasemeut at low prices. Darin;: the wool they
Ul rlay "Colleen Btwn," "Leah. " Ei'
Lynte." and e-her popular pieces
At Vtien Qpt'a Seutt At FjttuQ opera
house there wui also be a low priced dramatic
show all next week The eempiny lecades
William Darldgr, jr and Miss Ma.-,!e Hareld,
who have often pliwsd Lancaster people before
Donald IlrelJ, wee It also a member of the
troupe, was last seen here as Je-pJ(ei fa la
Annie fjxlev s " M'lis '
USA TUB.
Witaxn-Jai jary r, IS-", inthtscltv, lllctael
Walter, aged r-S years, 1 n-enta and 11 das'!.
lhe relatives and mends of the family are r
spectrally invited te attend the faceril, irein
tbe residence of his son, Ne S : West Chestnut
street, en Saturday afternoon at I e clock In
termect at Lancaster cemetery.
HAtiKETS.
I'uRsdelphla lrodece Market
rBiLtDiirHit, Jan. '.8. rieur market jnit ,
sales, W) barrels Minnesota Baker, II UtflTO.
Pennsylvania KanUly, S3 vet & Western de.
It QOQi 6 , 1'atenu. M 75a 5 '..
Bte flour Quiet. Itt3 1i.
wheat-J an., e. . feb.gic
March, 7?;e',
March, 4e.;
March, "c
April. W;c
uern
Jan., 1H
, Teb, SViC,
e. rt
April, 7J;c.
Oats Jan ,
Arill, Sf
!few Tors siaraet.
Niw rcaa, Jan. S3 rieur market steadr i
rine, tl 25S 05 8nperflne. II 83 ,
common te geed extra w-s;re, t!2ufi3 6 . geed
te fancy ei-ja State, 3 7CC5 !t
Wheat Nn. 1 Ked State WXBS'C: Ne. 1 de.
!?c L'VSi2 Eea w ltur' Jin- '5' feb., ,kc .
March, Kic.
Cern Ne. ; mired cisc. i;Hc . de Jan., 47c .
reb.47Hc
Oau e 1 Wtlte Sut. 4 Sr Ve 8 de, UKa. ,
Ne. 2 mixed. Ian , Si;e. Feb , SV, . May. Seks.
Eye dull . Westaru, 5J356-: , sum, 57.HCV"-.
Barleynjmlna1.
Perk dnll : new mess, uj 2f4u vi.
Utrd Jan, M s) . l"ee , 1(4. , May, f vs
UUUUK3 Ui U lUUBlV lur dUieSU
Turpentine tteadj at 35e.
Eeslndcl stralued te ced,ll,t;3l
e gced,
ed. In
i euuieaui uu..
Kenned, In caje. tc.
freights an 1 , grain te Londen, 5d,
Butter dn.l
fcTenj
Cmerv. f..tai'.
Elgin Creaa.ery, RI
tubs, lfft-rrc.
sum dairy, hall Crkln
Cheesef.rin : Western Flat, llBi:jie, reed te
choice light skims, l.fcsna,... '
Eggs dull , state, 8 6S:c: Western, Sl
Sugar stuad , Uetueu Cutluaf, S- tiianu
lated, 6i(l.
Ta'lew firm . prime citv, t
KIcb dmil Carolina, fair u gred, iffxur
CeffteOu' fair irsevs, ir.e
Chlcnge Preiluc sisikc:.
Chhae Tan .s. ia.n. Martet opened
Wheat-Jan., :t j, 1 eb TTV.ge , Maret, ;-',c
May.tSJfe.
Cern Jan., Si1' . Ten., JJH'c . March. 5ke ,
May, lMc
Oats-Jan., WSc Feb, a'ie , Manb, IMtc
May, Sue
.,iT?r,1S-J,?n-' .U:.,s: ' te'J- ": ,:v March,
113 57H i May, 115 70
Lord Jan. w 47 Feb., Fi J . March, t" ie
54t May,a67). 'w
Short Ribs i eb , W 3 , March. i .
May.KSO.
ctenirs.
WLmi-Jan., ;;vge i i'eb,
Mav. KKC.
Ci
March,
750 ,
ero Jan., 3it ' reri , 355
March, Mjci
Mav. tKic
OaUIae Mke;
May. SOke.
Ft.
zsxe , March, !5Ke
Perk Jan
III 4,'H 1 Fb.. 112 ) , March,
113 Ml May, 111 HUQUli
ijuu-.j en., 13 1 im
Mav.MCS.
U 4;! . March, i i) ,
nibs -Jan.
May, H 6".
M C , Feb. M i?X 1 March, K 47 .
kieck Markets.
Quotations by Beed, McOrann A Ce , bankers
Lancaster, l'a.
IW VOBK LIST. 11 A. t. Uf i T. X
Canada PaclOe UU e.iw djv
c.c,e.ai.... u,'i eeR MtJ
Colerado Ceal w2 3; s i,S
Central Pae S71J i1i ni:
CnttdaBeuthern Mi 3.H b.Jt
cm. nt. 1.. s t gh .... i7w
Den.anio.e mj a 5,0
ujJ.L.ft w u.jJ iis imS
Krte...... ru)l aiH siC
Krte,2nds teyt 93 r.V.
Jer. C. if, vM UH
K.AT ty: 2-J jjtJ
Leu.AN BisJ tl K1
L. Shere 91' e i 9:i
Mlch.Ccn ft PHi
Missouri Pacific n nsk ut.il
S V Prel s;i? 175' 574'
"' ". 1118 us i imi
N Y. C )i? j,aJ iijv
East Tenneaste C i laji 14
Omaha i; t;(' t-y
Oregon Transportation .... cttyc y,, 3,1$
Ontario AW. 17Q );' 7i
'aelflcMall sejj j Vt $
Bech. A P
SL Paul 67 KhM. trl
Union Pac ii,J t,b n
WabashCem nil wu 118
Wabash Prof sJ i! jl
Western 0 7i jjlj 711J
est Shere Bends . m
New England w; j;t S7
rHiLiDxtrntA lim.
Leh. Val fc..
n.N. Y.irhlla jf?
1'a.B B- j;
KS.a,5f,: - 'Vs "
Len. nuv mv
Ili'Steny. Puss 'l
V A K
N Cent
Peeples i'ass
lldB. Qen'la 101 pu" tm
011 7S , '. 7
drain ana I'rosisleus.
Furnlehtd.by 8. K. Yundt, Brukei.
Citiciee, Jan. ss.l o'clock p m.
r.. Whtau Cern. Oats. Per, Lard.
January
February :p; Mi" I3J 15's; i"ii
Mureb ;g tut ...... 6 si
Apiii 7uj 3 w .... :.;
":::::. m m 1:.." e"
Winter Wheat .1.".. ....V"
SprlnB Wheat 31
Cern ,
"ata t
lte .,
Barley -il
OUClty. "
CrudeOH ,
Hecclru-Hegi 'iji
Cleelng Prlces-2 o'cleCi p. m
Wheat. I'eni. Oats. Peik. Lard.
January li 3SK-, ;mj I'l (J e. il
Februajy 77( wjj saw 11 tl 6 11
March I7 f5w tb Vi.te O.'.e
Aeiit 7'K UK 28 ..
May 85f' uiX m 12.67 u t3
June MjJ 41)' 30J
Oil City. ' '
UrudeflU ;ui
New tern alecks
Naw Vena, J an., 5s, 1:5) p. m. Meney leaned
at t rr cent. Lichange dull 1 pe.tid rare
f-urrftnev S-a.
U M bid i It Coop, II bl
Scsde, It HH
The stock mutant opened
te K Pet centlexcr. bnit i
'letaed about H
first call a buy.
Ins of 8t faul, Unlei racial
L.acVaanna aud
new lern .. New Knslaml.
as beenn. under
wnienuia wnoie list strenil
ranecd steadily irem the
'ncd r rices ad
st caIi up te the
t Is new firm at
ei 'v t am lhe
present writing, aud ths mat
an ltupteveimmt of if, tetx
ni iikhivii
lieral BIqchs mm ilumtt
nereitdbj-J. 11. Leng,
I'at Last
, . . tame. Mle.
LancmterSpet rent, ltst.,,, U 107
" 1U. lui Kit
J ' Scheel hun HO MS
J ' InlerMye-irs no Ite
" tnsorsesn l lull
., " " . tulOeraM I'M 1
Manhultnlioieughtuan lisi 1W
First Natleual Hank , ii
Tanners' national Rink . se
rulten rational Bank in)
Lancaster County national llank w
Columbia national lUnk li)
Christiana National llrnk ux)
Knbrata National Rank li)
I'Irst National runk. I'nlmi.ia nn
mi
au.a
113
lw
in
1M
t
SIVS.N3
1W
leS
100
M
lSSV)
110
110
1H
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SIX)
lrst National ltank.Strasbnrir 1
rirst National Rink. M.r-i,,r
I.D
lis)
lt'l
rirnt National lUnk.ML Jev
Lltlts National uank
Manneltu National lLank "...
l.ulen National Hank, Mount Jev
New Helland National ltnk.
Gap National Bank
QuarryviUe National Bank...
Mlisbethtewn nnllenalBank
N'ertbcru National Rink '..
ii'nirui stecss
Ittg Spring . lVaver alley....
Bridgeport Horscsheo
Columbia A Cheatnut Hill
w
I m
mi
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lisi
1W
SI.V
Columbia A Washington se
Conestoga . Big spring al
Columbia A Marietta ti
Mayten A KilxabUjtewn ... . n
Lft"cau.r A Epnrata 2
I smasier. M Blew Street .. ... t
.-uminirg A Millport :j
Marietta A Maytown 55
Marietta A Mount Jey a
Lane, Klltsbethtewn A Mlddletewn. lie
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111.73
107
Luncapier .1 ruiiTUte. ..,,..,,., ,
Lancaster A Lltltt
Lancaster A "UlUiilMewu
Lancaster A Maner
Lancaatvr A Manhelm ,
Lancaster A Marietta
Lancaster A New Helland
maniXAmevs tnvis.
East Brandy lne A IVaynesbnig ..
vjuanyvtue 1(. B.
Mtileravllle strvct Car
Inquiring t'rtntlng Cemrany
(asllght and ruel Company
Stevens Heuse (Bends)
Columbia Gas Company
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leu
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50
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JIO
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ltU
. no
loiutneia ater company.
Bus-iuehanns Iren Company...
Marietta Hollew.wiuv
steTens Heue
MlllersvUle Nermal Scheel... .
Northern Market
Eastern Market
Western Market
iAncaster City Street Railway te
Uu Company Bends.
Columbia Borough Bends
Lancaster A Susonebenua.
Lancaster A New DanvUle
Saarryvllla K. 11 "s.
eadlng A Columbia B. tt S's
E W AD VR TISSMEXTS.
B
AK1NO rOWDKR,
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
TU13 iiewder nerer varies. A marvel of
parity, strengtn and whele"menes. Mere
economical than the enllnary kinds, and cannot
be old tn competition wltn tbe mu, tltude of low
tet, short weight, alum or phesphate rxiwders.
Sj(J only in cam. UerAL IU11.11 1'naeiR Ccs
I16 Wall Strtwt. New Tork. mayK lydJtw
TOTiCE-l WILL PAY '"HILLS
-i-i ' 'ntra.'ted bv anv enA ea my at count.
BENJAMIN r liAP.LP,
1' rei jfa ai.y.
ON WKDNKSDAY EVESIS', AN
Ove.ceat was left In the Uarrisburg Ac
lommedatlin. which arrives here 11 ti The
ener can learn et his prepei treating at
thl r.C.ce. it j
M.ENNKRCHOR KINK."
Tbe MaEonercher nink will be renperei
TO-MOBBOW NIOIIT. Saatlng f om7j.te930
ednclc , dancing from 9 V te 11 o'clock c.oed
band of musta Deorge Kckert and Jnr.n Wlf,
Managers. Admission, 10 cents. )an33 n
AfABKLEY'S "YELLOW FRONT "
i-tx ciejj t lller Havana Five Cnt cigar is
the leading and mestrellable nlcke1 tigar In the
n.arkt At
MABKLKY'8"y(tlew Frent, '
Ne.il N'ertiyueen slieet.
(Fura.rly Hartman's.)
TJXLTON OI'URA IlOCSrL
MONDAY, JANUARY 31et. 1887.
Fcr S1.V SljhUanda GiaudSatutdav
Matinee.
The Maggie Hareld Comedy Ce.
The Oreat Comedian. WM. DAVIDOE, Ir .the
Beautiful Soubrette, MaUOIK IIAUOLU. the
Mnglng Comedian, DONALD IIauijLU (for
nveytnrs with Annie Plxley), supported by the
favorites wm J. Sherry. J. M. vtitCt Kebert
Hareld, L. Ferd, II. Kdwards, MLley Fulmer,
Nerma Teager, Clara Celeman, etc , ef
nEPEBTOIBK.
Monday . "Great Divorce Case."
i ue-day Beten Twe rire-."
Wedntsdy rink nominees"
Thursday.... " Ticket e! leave Man "
Friday " t laying with rire."
Saturday Matinee " Aurera irievd "
Ealurday Night "Leng Strike."
Men, Women and Children who wnt te enjoy
a harty laugh come and see this company of
comedians.
-Prlces, 10, se and M cents. Reserved Beau
sold at Opera Heuse Office. )an25 8td
TriNf srnEKTePEnA house,
' formerly Lancaster niaki
GRAND OPENiNG
ONE WKEK COMMKNt INt,
Monday, January 3lBt, 1897.
fMurdaj- 'tatlneeat ? r m
On which occasion
Actre,
rill 'appear Hie Talented
ROSE LISLE,
Supported liy a Flist clots Dramatic Company.
Monday Evenlng-COLLKEN DAWN,
'luesday Evening LEAH.
Wednesday Evening -EAMT LTNNL.
Thursday Evening HUN'l'HEtS OF MIS
Sl'Bll'PJ.
Friday Evenlng-UNION IIKR01VE,
hatuiday Matlnce KtisT LVNNK.
Suturday Evenlng-MK. JACK 811 Krp,iltn
ADMISSION, 10, 20 & 30 Cents.
airllesei red Eeats without extra charge. Bex
ofllce opens for sale of seata Saturday mnrnlug
at " a. iu. Jaa
IiLKUTION FOR SCHOOL DIRUCTORS.
U 'Ibequaltacd voteisof thuCltyef Lancac
ter aruhoreby petlUtd that an oleuion wlliue
held In tbe several wards, at the usual places of
holding state and county elections, 011 'IU LI
DA V, FEllUUAKY 15, lBdf, between the hours of
7 o'clock In tbe morning and 7 o'clock tn tbe
evunlngef said day, for tne pnrpese of electing
twelve persons te serve as school directors ter
the trrmef thiee years from tbe first Thursday
tn Nevemlwr neit. And the election eillcers In
tbe several wards are hereby required te make
tbe necessary efliclal returns of tee nlectlen te
tbe prothenotary, JOHN LE VKltfleOD,
Jii7 6tdl'hJtl Pivsl'fiiL
NtiflHHtt. fiorernuaat fti
E
NOHMOUS IlAHCtAlNH.
D
rices en Clenks
DEEP ROCK BOTTOM.
These I11 search of ENORMOUS BARQAINSIore grently eurprleed nt our wonderfully
llKDUOED PR10ES. Beyond a doubt, THIS 13 YOUR TIME.
Jeseph L. Ran
THE LEAMNM AND VOITLAH CLOAK
Nes. 133.-138 North Queen Street,
.Vi'TT ADVKRTKXMKSTS.
S40,000
TO LOAN ON PiHST
MnttffftUA llMAlllttc .ml
ether properties ter rem nd sa'r. Arp y te
llAUSIIANA llUUNb.
. .... Keal rstate Agent,
JauWJtdll Nale en UranjeStrei'L
A SMALL CK1.LAK 11KATKK IN OOOU
roadHlen, wUI te sold at a l.argaln II ap
piled fiTsoen.Bl
HUDLEV'9 DttUO 8TOKK,
Sd West hlugSlret'L
F
OK Rr.NT--THK LIVERY STAHLK
in tne tear Kline city Hetel. Apply te
mis ir.kr.KsR.
1..H1,
Jm2TMd
N'e 110 East Lhestnul Street.
I- OST-E1THBR ON WhST OR EAST
J Urange, North Mary, tvest Chestnut or
North Qucen streets, a Diamond Shirt Stud. A
liberal rearard will be paid en rulurn of same, te
th City Hetel. lanlsttd
FRESH KOABTED COFFEE 12H TO ICO.
per pound Peaberry and Santrs, SSa.
i'KAlM S American Tea Company,
Jin!i!td
t Centre aijuare.
IARKLKVH "YAR. HE.vrTIKH"
lvX Hear Filler Havana Five cent CUar. Is
lecommeuded te levcts of a Ueuulne llaana
Cigar. At
M AUK L 5 VS. " Yellew rrent,"
Na 21 North (jneen su-pet
ireminrlv llaninin'al
C CAUTION ALL
J or using any as
PERSONS MAKING
ashing ataoblne In Lancas.
Icr county whleh Is an Infringement uren Haw
ley s Improved Vnshr. the light te make and
sell which In laucaawr ianty belongs te me,
win be prececeded against In the United States
Courts.
Un'.lwd ION8TANT1SCMAHISN19.
S1.000
REWARD.
Fer any case of Kidney Tteu
.irituui ueL'uu
eeitiiy. aientai and I'rivstraJ
Weakness that HOTAN'IC NEBVE IUTTEK3
fall te.ure. f-eld by druggists. Mcenta.
iis.hu si vv
CO.
Ne 13 N.
Mf Circulars free.
f EVANS FLOl'llT
Uth St.. PhUa Pa.
norc-lveeJ.tw
LEVAN'S FLOUR.
ALWAYS UNIFORM AJJD CP TO THE 1IIGU;
EST STANDARD. M.ThJtS
AA. BB
m Manhelm ROLLER FLOUR
Excelled by Nene,
;acil train
B
AbT FiD YARP.
0.J.SWARR&00.
OOAL.
KINDLING WOOD.
Offlre: Ne. SO CENTKK SOUAKtt.
and oace connected with Telephone
aprlJ-lydM.ar.ii
lieth j-ard
Exchange
w
ILLIAMSON A FOSTER.
Ojimmiuicatieii by Telephone.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER,
400 JOIN'S OVERCOATS
AT BAKGAIS TEUE3-ALL SUK
150 CHILDREN'S OYERCOATS
AT UAliOAIN" PRICES-SIZES ST0 5.
200 Dress Sack Suits
ATDVEOAlNTRlCEa
300 BusinessSack Suits
AT DAllOAI.V PlIICFR
250 CUTAWAY GOAT SUITS
AT IIAUGAIN PltlCES
1,000 PAIRS MEN'S ODD PANTS
ai UAiir.AiN pkices.
300 PAIRS BOY'S ODD PANTS
AT BARGAIN I'llltl
2W Pairs llillilrcii'n Short Piinls
ATBAHOA1N I'KlCI i
Men's Starlet and White VNDEUWE AU at Bar
gain Prices.
Men's Seft aud Btltl FELT HATS at Bargain
ll'rlces.
Men's and Bey's Heavy CLOTH CAPS at Bar
gain Prices.
Ladles' ami Misses' VINE DKESS GA1TLBS at
Bargain Prices.
Men's and Bey's BUTTON and UALMOUAL
OAlfKRSat liargain Prices.
The Best IIUBBEU OVKUS1IOKS at Bargain
Prices.
Don't Fail (e See These Bargains
-AT-
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER'S,
b 84, B0 anil UB East King SI.,
LAl.'CASTBlC, PA.
A Rteiua cliMe at
Q o'aleok 11.
in , Jiept
' uudaj- sad esluiUiT.
IRGM!
bbw see.
-HAVi: TOfl'llKU-
SB WAD rER TJSRSIK.VT.1.
Fc
nENT-TnE PROPERTY NO. ltl
Centre Kquarti, used as a cigar sto-e ler sev-
.rs i KiiniDn sajiteii unaerneatninn stem.
teOKOUUKW. TOMLlN90N,atbrltrs
Jans tfdll
TACOn 1. BHEAFFER'8
PURE RYE WHISKY,
DUKF. atUELl
augMydlt
LIQUOU 8IOKB.
rTlKRKORH OF Tllh
J. IllSAUMKll.
DENTAL, CHAIR
Teeth extracted by the use of nleetitclly per.
fectly aafa aud hartnleas. M SJ.CO Teeth are
male of the beat material that lean ptirehasn
rilling teeth a specialty. All work guaranteed.
VV. L riSHEH. Deutlst,
aprri-lyd Ne. I3 North Qneett Bt
TTSE UAtiO 11T8 1776 SOAP POW'T) ER
Ferfavlag Laber and Expense
2 Packages for 5 Cents.
rive rieeea llabbltta Seap and One Pound
Washing Powder f.re.
Twe Pounds Orannlated Sugar and one nar
ter Pound coo Toafer!o. Just tilnk that would
only be. Se. POUND TOB OHANL'LATEU
SUllAHat
CLAURES TEA AND COT r KK 8TOUE.
UnMyil Ne. M West King Btteel.
H
IRSH t nilUTHKH.
GREAT CLEARING SALE
-AT-
Hirsh & Brether's,
Un htTH just lnanguritd OUtt C.ntAr
CLKAK1NG SALE. The balanea of our Inter
fltockraustbeseld, for we have cemmenced te
manufacture ear eprleg goods, and need the
room.
These goods lave been mikd farbl'w cost,
se as te make II
A CLEARING SALE
THAT il9
NeYer Been Known in Lancaster
Before.
Men a Business Suits, M(0 ..
Men's Dress Snlts. M OO
Men's rtns mn3eiu, me)
Beys' Scheel BnlU. U.10
Deys' Dress Suits. IS ic
Men'e Business Overcoats, M co . .
Men's Dress Overcoats, I&.0O
Men's nne Dress Overcoats, lie re
Heys' Scheel Overcoats. 11(0
Beys' lres Overceabj, lr)
-AL30-
WeitbllSCO
Werth 11 00
Werth me
Werth eoe
Werth le re
.werih iA
.worth 9 CO
worth 15 '0
worm 1 no
W erth c
A UIIEAT CLE1H1.NU 8ALK
UNDEHWr Ml, WOOLEN SHIHT. k Ml
JACRT.13,
. LOVES, HO'IEK
-rtK LAlt AUEHI'arrRNPIMSI t,i'U
ONPJ.PRIOR
Olethiers and Furnishers,
COIl. NOI1T11 O.UKEN BT. AMI CKNT11K
SgUAUK, LANCA8TEU. PA
- Hands wanted en rant) and Coits
S"
TAMM BROH. A CO.
Stamm Bres. & Ce.
20 A: 28 North Wueen Street,
.ANCASTEIt, PA.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
-yen-
THIS WEEK.
DUCkSlLK tl.Ma yard, Keduccd frenifl.W
a yard.
BLACK SILK II 00 a yard, Reduced lrum1'.J7X
a yard.
BLACK SILK ftc. a yard, Itcduccd from tJKe,
a yard.
IlLA'.K C'ASHMEUES at Bpcclally Lew
Prices
II'ACK HENUIETTA U.Ou a yard, down from
11.51 a yard.
BLACK HENUIETTA II. i:; a yard, down
Irem tl.AOayard.
ALL-WOOL CLOTH, yard and a-balf vilde,
37Kc ayaid,
riN'K OBEY CLOTHS, yard Hide, 17c. a yard,
worth 330 a yard,
FINE ALL-WOOL CLOrilS, yard wlde.levely
colors, 37Kc a yard.
GOSSAMERS.
Three Hundred Xlecttlc Geasauieis, ei tn tl ;3
each, for
$1.00 EACH.
Black Thibet Shawls,
Very Much Ileduced In 1'rtce,
Seal Plush Coats.
'1 e Beal Plush Coats, II MO each, Itcduced Hum
Ifitw.
Twe Seal riiinh Coats, a te each, Reduced from
tJJ.w.
A CHANCE LIKE TIl'B
FOR BARGAINS,
lSIIAKKLYOrrEUEO.
BOSTOfvTSTORE.
HIKSH BROTHER,
gNORMOUS lUUa.UNK
Prices en Cloaks
& Ce..
HOUBE,
Near P. P. R. Station.
a'KW ADrKRriSESt.VETa
rnilK
Due de Montebello
Is thoflnestef lnipcrterti bimtumn oldetilr
t UOllltLKa LliirOllMTOtl,
t: Cuutre iiqua
t will uner.m.
CAR IaTa!)"
or
iikavv nit.rr noitse rney
CANADA
HVSAICIIUAY MOI1N1.NO.
Alse en hand a rtoed snlertlen of H estem
nerses drlTern nnd aeurnil mirtinnh(,rH
.VI 1
n,j,rli.,k. ,-..... ,
ltd l.EOni!KIHI038MAV
A GAIN A1IU.VD.
Cbas. A. Palmer, Ne. tl Meuth Ann street. 1 an
caster. Ta, I. miotber he ttled ull kinds et
medicine for h's cough, ter two y-ars, hut be gei
no relief until be tried
Ooehrim'H Oeuttli Oure,
One boitle of which twined Mm mero thati
ALL TIIK eritrit MEOlCINES Ilk TOOK
(luarantecd 10 gire sMI.fa.'tl.in or unneTre
funded by the sole manulactuier. l'ncee.a
bottle.
H. 1). OOOnilAN, DrtiKBlet.
Nes.m A IW North (jneeu Ru. Ijncnter. Pa.
Cochran's I It 'AM I) F I111SK9 cute and pre
Vents chapped hands and faces maiS lycedlt
Over RKvnsrKns iic ndiicd s.vm
pin tUittlea of lrat'i-y' Simp et Bleed
root, WIM 1 hrry and llrhnuntl, were dla
trlhntfd fr-m deer te deer last week Owing te
strikes In tbe fa teilm w ar slu.tt In e ir bottle
supply A een a tiecai g-1 tbeni mom tain
pies will foil w e. tbnpiiblli Inlgmrlil nti
Its in'rli. I urgnbnltles f. r il cems NoepUtuj
.....M. U ,. ..'. .. .' ,,.I,A I,
(Di'peme Lttstetn Market)
's Llrer Puis for ( entlpiltn
d)3wdM,W,rU
air Try FralUy
Etc,
AT
urusK'H
XXX
Confectioners' Pulverized Sugar.
ei'i.Ci.M ATiE:neN
.. PURE RL'i'.AU SUCI' fei lauln L'sx
Only 10 I cnts a Qu'rt.
Tell the tte.nl m i all around of ihn oed
isnin ayrnp you nare leuna it is orient swrei
and cheap, aud futind aleua at w r.ust hlti
street.
A CAII I.OAD-t'i bariels of this Ki-ellent
fyrnp lust recclved llttnf our ticttn-. and
lugs. hybuya rnier yrupwhuu jeu in k"
tne tint pure fyrup nt lucents aiiuarL
OKANME3 ARE VEIIY CHEAP
I11TE OliAl'Ll 01 10 and IK cents are an
cheap
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KINO STREET,
1. t.vcAamt. pa.
-Tclephen Connections Ooedi DUivuru 1
ruu hjliji eh next.
FOR RENT-SKl-ON l AND THIRD
Fleer, Nes. S and 30 East Mnic stru.it,
with elevator Hnllabla foriilmeslany but.nesa
Kent Lew. Call en li V hi ALKHuL'bK,
JanlJ-tid Ne se East Kin si
F0R
RENT -AT MODERATE TLRMM,
AT .NO. 4 SOCTfl IIUKE 9T .
A most deslrable suttn 01 nxuus for ledtnt
business purposes. Apply te
K O " 11 1 I 4,
)c6-luid Ne 111 North Duke strn 1
FOR RENT FROM APRIL 1, 17.
A First-Class Farmcf W Aercs, two mites
from tbe city. Four acrm of Land en Hectland
street loararrnsef Land In the Mghih ward
Small Stable, ?M Hen nrange stteet u.all
Houses en tat eranicn. Fiiderck, luleu
church and .t(,bn streets 'ltrms roaseua'ili'
Apply t..
lllliSIl A IIKOTIiril
CIOOI'KR HOL'HE FOR RENT.
J Tbe coepor Hou.e, onebalf s'luate from
Centre Square and Opeia Iluusn, nnl near b ith
railroad depots. Tbtslsoneol the unrest and
teat beuses In tbe city, l-nre bale and l.jt
chanve stables, all first-lass 1 wicilan 1111
April 1st.
M. i COUPE It
FOR RENT TROM A rill I. 1,
CLASS FARM OF iJ AC1U:3,
, FIRS
1ST
nflei two ml
from the city.
Four ACreiet Land en lleck'and street.
Four Acres of Land In tbe PlKtvh Waid.
Hale and Kxehauge atuhlcs adjelnlni; v csterti
Hetel.
l.argi three story Brllt Dweillng, 15) Wet
Orane street 1 flne fruit yard Ibeteiu.
email Houses en Rockland, chutch aud Jehn
Streets.
Terms teasenarie. Apply te
JlS-iwd
1111;
IRISH A llRerHER
i'iie'Hi.ii.
IROPOSALS
-ter-
ELECTRIC LIGHT,
Gas, Ceal Oil,
or 01nr.11 matkrivl for lighiinw
-AND-
LAMP POSTS.
The Lamp Committee, of tbft City of Luncaster
will rocelve sealed proposal for tliu l Ubtlng el
the City (two rulle square) Mlb Elno'tle LIxbL
All Elcotrle Lamps te 0 suspended uemtMi
mlddloettbn streets, The pany fumlshliiK tbe
light will bid for the romp ete plant, Includ'iiK
peles, wires, lamps nnd p.vr leady te run
Contract te commi-nce Jenn 1, 1837.
Alse, a.aled proposals fir the lurnlshinif til
Oas per thousand fet for tbe Muyer'n omce.
lreasurers otllce. Council 1 bamliers, Marhet
Houses nnd Htatlen Heuse, and fil.e ler bticel
Lamps, at a fixed price perlamp, with a Uvo-Ieot
burner, lera period oleno juar from and ensu
lna JunnlMf. The company furnlshliw thavas
shall Ilaht all tbestreat gas lamps overynlgbt
threugbnut the year at sunset, utitl aba'l keep
the aame clean aed In icp;il., clu.inln thorn ut
leastnncea week, make ull cenuectlmi 10 Ibe
lamp pestsailneir own preper con, unddlscen
in pests
neet the rame at tbe oxpirauen of thvlr ceutiuct
wunnui cnaigu te tne t liy.
Alse scalea nroneanla for Ibe fiiinUblnir of
I amp I'ests and Lamps for ga, comp'eio and
ready for use, which may be neided during the
your, roststnbeof tbe same style and liuiKih
uathosnnewln use In ContreSn.naiu, nnd lamps
of a style similar te theso tn uther cocttens m
the city. Bidders nre rcqutied te Klve the
lencthand welubtef pests they propesnto fur
nlsh I'ests tobeof lrenand vsvlKhtutlciuit '.'te
pounds.
Alse, sealed proposals for the futntshlnir nf
Ceal oil or ether mateitul for lUh luc nil the
Htreet Lamps, oranypeitlon tin reiif,ai n llird
firlcoper lamp, for tb period of 0110 ui (ieiii
becusulng Junu,U87 Ibnpe ben.lndlvidaulii,
or company wbe bid te supp tout Oil, Uae,
llnoerother lighting uiuterntl. be. liijlitiill the
street Inmpi te he be tinpiilleU cviiy ulgbt
tbioucbeui tbe ycur nt suniet, nnd ull lump
must burn until eunrl'P, and tbe cmtiucUT
shall keep thn same clean and In lepalr, and
clean them at least oncen wctk Bidder tesup
ply Ceal Oil or ethor lighting matirlal, ure lu
quired te accompany tbelr bid wi h h propei 1
at which they will furnish dulint, tbeyttj ibe
use of Lamp 1'ejts nnd Lami'B cuuipiein wbtie
in oil or ether lighting materials atldii Hern uaa
may be burned i aald pests and lamp te louieiu
the property of Ibe uontrae ors, and Je be re
moved without oipenso te ihe city ut tbe ex
plratlen et tbe ceiitrecL lilds shall slate also
Ibe candle power or tbe light proiiesid te be
lurnlshed Thla luoludes tboeltctilollght
The Lamp C'uiuinlttee rcsorve thu right te te
lect any nnd ull bid, and the succi sslul bldils-t
or bidders shall give geed andappreved security
for the lallhlul porfei mance of tbucentiatL
All bids or pioiiesals tniul be timdn onerbo.
fere Tuesday, reliruury 1, H37,at i) o'clock p. m ,
nnd addresa te Jenn II. Lone, chairman Lump
Coimnllieii. Mayer' Olllc!. Lantaster, l'u.und
boendomed" 1'rones.ais for Ll(jhllne City."
llyorderof tbe LAJIl'OMilUTEE.
Attest i jaw ji bttiuA, cicrsr.
J7 i IJ.ta.JJ.Minft
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