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vT ' MCOH R. rOLlOK, BlU-, BS.08J.
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Claim of tna Commissions Offered l7
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i ' NIC Uncwcr Ijennil uuuiiuiniwiinB .v.
"If.
Recovering Motey from tin Mat
Treasury Is SalUUttl.
Jf!ft .
nr . -.
, 'J 110 Bull OI i J uiiuu rumuDi iuu
. ' innnir of Lancaster, te recover oemmli
'y'iiteBi and compensation ter money col cel
I'UeWdbT him from the state, attached for
ll Irtal before Judge Fnlhey at West Cheiter
,f men uaji was Kiyiu iu tun juij
' Niirntn-.
f.v The plalnllH rca'.cd hU claim en a con cen
t'X tract made with the oet-tnlssionera by Mr.
SFalkmln which It I act forth that the
A Aoentvacrped te nav him as a commttalen
SErf 18 per cjnt of all the money he recovered
DSCK JrOm IDB BIHIP. JUO nuiUUMt niu
back WM ever (20,000 and Mr. Fulten'a
claim Is a trifle above (5.000. In the event
tula contract waa voided plalnlin'a claim
waa for the same amount aa due compenaa cempenaa compenaa
tlen for aervlecs rendoted.
The defense offered no testimony, but
argued that the contract waa Illegal because
of the time of its elocution. Mr. Pulton waa
! eenntv solicitor.
receiving a salary of IGC0
t$,'.tet all services rendered the county ana
t "..' that hnnnnld recover nnthtce.
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ei,V' Aimftnt. Mm cltnrafiA natlrfl htf Mr.
br fVVnll!,. tn m)VA thai htn Al.lm . tint flX
i'f'VwMtant was JiuJre Waedell, of the Chester
5 .y county court, and a tittm memhera ei me
8&"5 Cheater county bar. riaintlll wasrepre-
fltMV IukIj.4 t. Tl. ... .( 11fin.nl nnil llin
feftfLicoenly by H. M. Mertb, E. K, Martin and
- A 1amm OAlljtlln. DliAR.k
w vuuilky avti;ihJA HUUUVKI
Judge Puihey charged the Jury there
could be no recovery for aervlcca rendered
aa salaried county solicitor, but left te the
Jury te determine what vcuh due compensa cempensa compensa
tlea, nnder the evldcnce, ler Mr. Fulton's
ervlcaa atter his term expired. The Jury
waa out about three hours and a dlspateh
received by Brown it Uenael at 2 p. in.
from their client Inform thorn that about
neon the Jury returned a verdict for Fulton
against the county ter (5,083,
mi:i:ri.ve op council.
Til Butlncis Tbat nil lie fc re Tlmt Ueily
JLaal Erenlng.
CetujiniA, Nev. 11 Tbe regular monthly
BftfcAtlnf nf nnndl vpun lifttil laat nvAnlnir
W la council chamber. Members present :
JPPT Mesarr. Bennett, Uramer, Mlfllie, Oreve,
$1L Jacksen, btevoneen and Wlleeu. Absent:
K& Menrr. Creawelt and Ferrv.
$- The flnance oammlttee rcpsrtcd aa 'el
ri-!&1, !" i
fc.. Kftlanpoealunaatlastronort H.U'j 78
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RDift-cInuaiterliiin HI w
araiis'ntntlsiiiint lit 2
Vel a, s;Jlccier, liti i.tw m
a.wt 77
OrCcrs pats Curing tnentli 'At U
Balnncaanhina 3,tst ft
ilalaace la itnktrK lunfl. ..... W 47
The highway committee repet ted Chest
mat street, between Hceend end Third and
Second street, between Chestnut and
Bridge, maeadamlzsd brisk gutter oresa
tug laid acreas alley U, en cast side el Filth;
completed paving alley It betvreen Seventh
and Eighth; building permit Issued te
M. E. church for new cbureb.
The fire committee reported thenpparatus
in geed order, excepting the Columbia
nglne which la out of eervlce e w ice te an
g accident ; asked for tte quarterly appreprla-
10 of an ordlnance relating te 11 re englncn
and hose companies, be amended by sulk
ing out (150, and loeettlng (GC0.
lbe market commlttee reported the nt-
' tendance at the Saturday evening markets
Utereulnr, and the duties of the market
master were also greater and eheuld be
remunorated.
An ordlnance was brought tip for aotlen
relatlDg te. the opening of Neoend atreet
dlreet from Walnut te Chestnut. Mr.
Wilsen amended that alley O be widened
t) sixty feet between new and old Second
street en aeutu aide, awl Second street be
then opened and graded. The ordlnance
waa adopted as amended.
The Columbia gas company were au
therlzed te place a gas metro luthe opera
house tower te ascertain the supply of gap.
The residents at Becend and Cherry
streets presented a petition complaining of
boys congregating m that place and throw
ing atenea at a lecust trce. The matter was
referred te the chief buret.'".
A petition was received from resldcnta at
Frent and Walnut streets asking ler an
lectrle light at that corner. The petition
was received and placed in the handa el the
light and water committee.
The La France englnewaa broken a few
days age owing te defecllve material. The
plaoewlllbeaenttolhe La France company
With the necessary explanations.
On motion of Mr. Jacksen the Saturday
venlng markets will be continued Judetl.
altely.
An ordlnance was pretexted Inereaslrg
the appropriation el the iliocempanlesfiom
$450 te (CC0.
A centennial map, published by II. J.
Teady, was shown te council and ene was
order te be purchased.
An order waB granted for (170 50 for
coupons cancelled. Tte quarterly appro
priation of (357 10 was granted te the tire
cempsnlea. Bills were read ameuntlug te
f lj673 70 and ordered te be paid.
Hud of I lie Ceultreuce.
The Hsrrlsburg conference iu the Fiiet
English Lutheran church has bten well
attended and the eeEsiens qulte Interesting.
At the aetslen yesteidsy the following
tlllcers were elected: President, Jtev. M
, r. Ileckcr, Htcelten; secretsry, Hev T J
iT i "muuiBi ircasurer, llev. H.
"aausr, namsuurg. a chlldrenH meeting
.'. waa held last evening. Th n.ii.n
,' home mlsslena ameuntLd te J23 3 The
st uuuieieuceuujjuintu mis mernlug.
Edgar L. Hteusb, BROd 10 years, son et
-fra. Fred Williams, died last ulcht from
l-f!.. (VDhOld fdver. Hli nnniln urara .w.. .
y Xitncaiter thli ofterueou, where the luuera
uts. Agueasbex wei opened at Klsnlln',
i: hotel last night aud the menej, (5 20, was
1 lven te Jehn P. S'.amaD, who hhd gtiesaed
r ov.vuuaniueicpuuiicaa majority In Pean-
" AnlVflnl.
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iii-i a uticu iiiiijhe in iui Luntr i:uu.
jjjj Tuesday attcrnoen A. H. IJarknttp,
k.h-ic u ie vtuarryviue national bant.,
S5a married te Mtzln 1'ii.Utnh rfun,.i,i,.J
$et B. K. Falrlamb, of Falrmeuut Vr. O.
li& V ""'"" "' ,L1H union rrtstiyierUu
,F ehurcb, psilerraed the ceremony. Guests
Y" -ware prtatnt Irem Philadelphia, Laccauer
ivf -""' ---, .....uiusiuu, H'rryvUlu
l f.r -hm vrWi iuuu.j, aiu, ine pair 60
, mtmitnu uuuui nu rca el gteenS and
t tba maids of honor were Miss May Fair.
s UH-e, ei weata, ana Miss Kettle Falrlamb
. elFalrmount.MlsiiAddleKwIng.olFQitori
'.- Heuse, and Mks Luev Kwitr. nt m.u.
ii'tfelphls, Mlis Mame Dliier. of i...
i'KfCHMr. and Mtaa Annla FntriBmh
V 4 FalrmeunU The ushers were ;
, .paar. e. w. ituaeipn, anu Mr. V. K. ilrlnten,
n- .uu. me neuuiDK maren irem
Mawgrln waa played en Iho violin
'fcT, Mr. W. W. Leech, of 1'hlla-
fcy Mtas Kate Diiter. nr t ...
i"t Tf wera many very handaome and'
- JTt t-iB4sf.it vkx.ux.a. -i
-' "'i""' t'luoeuvB. luoceupte left en
Aakerttrln threuah the Hnmh irh..
.- .... .mdjt mil
:..Uk up their realdeuce at Quarry vllle.
A,
K;- e " Myrladi of the Uuccrr.
Vveaat-aKew Xia.
TO principal eurce of anuevanca ihn
MKlnlairatlen will have te contend
Kiu uv uiu paucity or muees. There
M a ea many, u u true, but net enough
atoarpned. The number of men who
wfl vt. Ug et this kind Is sltnrly ap.
ta:i:(i, ' ' '
MKETtlMO OF IDK UUARD OF TBADU
lh Htm Hetlaad A -annular Railroad te
Km MallU
Oa Tuesday evening the Beard el Trade
held their regular monthly meeting with a
rather allm attendance. Dr. WIckeTabam
being In the chair, called for the reports el
oeminlttoea and receiving none from the
oemmtlteo en rallreada referred again te
the matter of a railroad from Mew Helland
te Lancaster discussed at the last meeting.
Ue said that the committee had returned
from their Interview with the ofDelalsof the
Pennsylvania railroad convinced that the
New Helland read would be built. They
had aald that 11 would be necessary te
obangethenameof the read te the Down
Ington A. Lincaster railroad, and he bad
noticed that this change had already been
made. The oeat,they sid,weuld te (300,000,
and they propose te mortgage the whole
read for that sum and cfler bends at 4 per
cent for sale. They aaked whether a por
tion et these bends could be placed in Lan
caster. Mr. Uagcr c-xplatned that the Penn
sylvania railroad efllclala aald that they
would net gusrantoe the bends, but tbat
the Intereat would be paid by them and
the read eperated by them, which would
be virtually the aame thing.
Docter Wlckersham called the attention
et the municipal commltlee te Iho con
dition et the munielpal law.
Mr. Uager aald tbat aa Dr. WIcketaham
waa thoroughly familiar with the matter
he should be placed upon the committee.
Mr. Housten suggested that It would be
better te have aeversl member of the old
commltlee mcet with the new alae, tbat
the new commltlee should profit by the
exporlenco of tbe old. lie said that he
understood that preparations bad been
made te bring suit te test the law en at
least ene point, and that the commltlee
should sce te repairing such defects In It.
Mr. linger neccpted these suggestions.
Dr. Wlakerabam said that he had tell
thoroughly discouraged by bla experience
en the former committee ; wheu he had
worked baid for the beat intereaU of tbe
eltyand received very llttle credit Ue asked
te bocxcuFed from again undertaking work
or the kind, and thought tbe municipal
commllteo could de all tbat was ncceaaary.
Councils had been lnvlted te the proposed
meeting at liarrlsburg te consider tbla bill
and net bearde of trade. .
' Finally It waa suggested that a special
committee of three be appointed and en
motion cf Mr. Michael Kline Mcasrs.1Wlck Mcasrs.1Wlck
ersham, Ilager and Itreslua wero made a
oemmlttco. Mr. Kline reported tbat the
rooms of the beard had been leaaed when
net in t'se te a teacher of languages and Dr.
Wlckeirrhum preaeutcd an Invitation te the
world's exposition el the three America.
The tieasuret'a report showed a balauce et
(51 id en hand.
;j.ueiiv DK.viii WAitttANr hionke,
GSTtrcnr Heaver Nanus J an nary Dili the
U7 rur Ilia IIDgln;.
Haiuusbuiie, Nev. 11. Qovernorlleavor
te day signed the death warrant for the
execution of James li. Jacobs, of Lancas
ter ceuuty, and fixed January 0, 16S0, as
tbe day for the execution,
Oev. Boaver has appointed Fred. W.
Uunater additional law Judge for Lacka
wanna ceuuty te till tbe vacancy made by
the resignation of Judge Hand, early last
summer.
A Four Hen Team iiueaw.
This morning a team consisting of two
borers and two mules, and belonging te
Jacob Kreldcr, who ic&Ues near Hehreis-
town was belng drawn along Charlette
street, coming down the hill from
Chestnut alreet, Jacob Krcider, aen of the
owner et the team, set out te apply the
brake. The animals atarted te run and
they tore downOiange atrcet into which they
turned. They ran out te Mary street into
the mules seemed inclined te turn. The
horses thought Orange atreet waa geed
eneugh fur them and tried te
keep en out The result was that
the four animals were thrown upon a pile
In front of Benjamin Uershey'a residence,
where they tere up the pavement and part
of the curb. Strauge te say say no damage
waa dene except a alight bruising te the
anlmala.
Tbe i'rulilbltlim LfUi.
A number et ladles aud gontlemen met
last evenlng iu the cilice of Luther h.
Kaullman, etq , en North Duke atreet, for
the purpose of organizing the Prohibition
League el Lancaster. The meettng was
opened with rrayer by Kev. J, B. Funk.
Luther 8. Kaullman stated the objects of
the meeting and plans or the proposed
league ; aud also pretented a form of con
stitution for the society.
The constitution waa adopted and the
league erganlaed by tbe election et the fel.
lowing ctUcera : President, J. E. Craw
ford ;ice president, J. W. Slener ; secre
tary,' Miss S. B. Le Fevre ; treasurer, Kev.
J. B. Funk. A committee en lectures waa
appointed te report at the next meeting of
the league. Eighteen members alimcd the
roll of membership. The next meeting of
the lesgue will be held at the camn place,
en Tuesday ovenlng, Nev. 20, at 7:30 p. m.
A Wtuuiiitf Te-Us jr.
Frank Parker was united in marrlage
this Hllernoen te Miss Annie Klllnger,
daughter of Catherine KRlnger. The cero
ineny took pisea at the residence of the
bride's brother-in-law, J.B. Lebkloher, Ne.
2J Kan Vine street, and was performed by
Kev. O, L. Fry, el Trinity church. Hurry
II. Albright was the groomsman and Mlta
Carrle Mlngle the brldeemata, But a few
friend? and relatives of the couple were
present. The bride and gioem left at 4:45
en a trip te Trenten, N. J,, the former
hnue of Mr. Parker. The groom is a well
known and popular young geullemau of
this city. He wan forraerly a professional
bill player and was en the Laneaster team
In 1884 aud 1S85. He Is new engaged In the
photographing business.
MlBileuarr letting.
The misilenary meeting iu the College
chapel, laat evening, waa coudue'ed by C.
B Weaver, of the eenler class In the semi
nary. Dr. W. Albright reported the pro
ceeding e! the llrsttwe days of the Inter
Mamillary Missionary Alliance at Bosten.
Lloyd K. Coblenta, reported the last two
daja Mesirs. Htoneiller and Liuller made
u few remarks alto. Besides papers by
regular deleijatea te the Alliance, and ad
dreeaca by return mlsslenarlea the Alliance
OPjyed nddrcaica from Kev. J. T. Me.
Orery, D. D of Pittsburg, Kev. Herrlck
Johneeu, D. D., et Chicago, Kev. Jeseph
Cook, Kev, A, J. Gorden, D. D., of Bosten,
and Kev. Phlllpi Brooks, D. D , of Bosten.
I'm ace Heme Ohaugecl.
Owing te the Illness el Jehu T. Mao Mae Mao
Uealgln and Kebert A. Evans, both et
whom reetde en East King street, betweeu
i.imentiu BUippen, thopirade will go out
Waft King te Lime, te Orange, te Hhlppen,
te Eaat King, thereby avoiding tbla square,
The Kepubltcau parade will take place
this evening, and Chief of Pollea Minolta
has roped ell the streets near Centre Square
In order te keep baek the crowd and give
the marchers room.
Hlguettbe uignkair,
.,.u.r rr.?d.?f" Vil member the big tkate
Which Kellly IJres. & lUub exhibited at
the recent county (Mr and wbleb caused
thousands te guttta at lta weight. It was
considered one of the most novel nd
attractive of exhibits, and these who re.
member It there will recegnir.3 it in the
jlgp which new hangs ever the psvement
In front of Kellly Bre t Kaub's hardware
store ni xt deer te the pestrtllce. The skate
la In Meld and has en It the word Hard
ware " in black letters. Ithaugs from a
largg Bigti beard which centulns the Urm
name In letters of geld en a black ground,
and la the work of Geerge Hatx. Thli
enterprising Arm leaves noting undone te
pcbil 'teul0l d Hec- will el the
LOCAL CMlPB.
Keuben llutten waa heard by Alderman
Ban last evening en a charge of commit
ting an unprovoked assault and battery en
Hcett Brady, of Mlllersvllle. In defanlt of
ball be waa committed or trial at court.
Christian Hamaker, or Mlddletowe, ar.
reiated hy Constable Merringer for drunk,
ennnnes and bagging, was liejrd by Aider,
man Barr laat evening, lie waa discharged
after paying oesU
While Jonr.Hherldan and his family, who
reside en Bsaver sttest. were away from
home en Monday, a thief broke into the
beuse and atole a sliver watch and a small
sum el money.
The cfllee et Brimmer's livery has been
papered and refurnished, and It Is new one
of the oealeat places of lis kind In the town.
workmen tc-day began te straighten up
tbe belgian blocks ever the new sewer ou
North Queen street, which had sunk
deeply. It la a wonder tbat a serious acci
dent has net happened in these deep holea
before this.
The mayor has appointed Wm. Kiddle a
delegate from this city te tbe Inter-state
municipal convention te be held In Harris
burg, Tuesday next.
Paying Tba Hen.
Laat night several mero wheelbarrow
wagers were paid In this oily. On Monday
J, A. Hojser, an Epbrata Democrat, paid
one of the wagers by hauling D B, Lefevre
a distance of twesquarca ou Main street
Dr. I. N. Llghtner, another Kepubllcan
who seemed anxious te show himself,
accompanied Iho makers of the wager and
attraoted tbe attention of the people te him
self by blowing a fish bem loudly along
the route
J 031 I. Itatr.ei will atll this evening at the
Cooper htuie bl 7C0 o'clock, for W. O. Dnlir,
thsgrccciy stere Mce.lluaa 43 teulh (ueun
street.
A .New Ilnrtter At An Olit rtianrt.
At A. Ounsy, formerly el Ihu Btovenalloiitu
rather shop, has taken peascR'Isnnf the thep
under ths Lcnpud betul. lie km It nt'pa up
nicely, and lils picsj-ects uiu geed for a big
traOn.
nn a TJitt.
JtAssiKS In Mniibclm tewrnhlp, enthn 13th
Inat., I'tilorJJuialer, eged li years, 1 mouth and
4 Oays.
Iho relatives and frlnnds of the family nre
respectfully Invited te attend the fuucial
from the roatdene9 of hts brother, Christian
Hastier, llatihelm township, en Krlday morn
ing, at 10 o'clock, lnturment nt llaealur's
graveyard. nil !td
OosDiR.-Nevointcr 13, lfM. nt Rtrashuri-,
Uiergti 11. Onnaer, lu the 43d year of his iue.
Iho relattves nod fttondsef tbe family ure
rospeotfully Invited te attend the funeru',
from the reetdence of thedveensed, atBtrus
burg, en Ti I any, NovemberJC at 'J o'clock. St
CLAi-s. In this city, en the 13ih lint., Mary,
wlfoer Jehn Claup, In thn23l ytiiref her ojje
Therelatlvesand frlenda cf the faintly art)
respectfully Invited te nttfnl tte funerjl,
from the latldcncn of her mother-tu-'nw,
Clmrlelt Clauf, Ke. Ill Chctter street, en
Friday ntternoen at 2ecIccic. luteruiental
Eten's cumotery. mi 2td
ATfir ADVJtRTlHKUKNTH.
T
UI8 WEEK'S MNA P.
This Week's Snap.
llKST3WinCIIKK8K UEST8WI8fl OHICK8K
2ic. purl'eand. a:c. per Pound.
In Teas We Lead the Trade,
CAN BKLL YOU A. GOOD lir.KNDKU TEA
irem is te se cents per round.
COFFEES EKOM 12jf TO 25a. per Pound.
M win's Jcptiier Cikts ted Cncktu.
We have Cakes with the Ltknnctant tte Fnc
craiul Unndldalcs en. uud ler uecd ealliiir
they ein'l ha surpusjed.
Yerk County Bnckwheat
JUST IN,
8XIr.U&ISlNa llUCKWHBAT AND BKhr-
UAICINO l'AN CAKE FLOUR AT
LOWK3Tl'lOKa-l!e PACK.
WE IUV13 A GOOD ROLLER FLOOR
At Me per quarter or 2fic rr half quarter.
New Oitren 25 cts. per Pound
NEW ENGLISH CUUUANTS.
NKWI'ltUNESand OAHKOlt.MA l'l.USH
3LU3.CJAL11TOKNIA AMtlL'OrS
rOU 23 CENTS.
SIMUEL CLARKE
WHOLESALE AND UETAIL
TEA ANU COrrKE STOUK, Kes. 13 AND li
SOUTU QUEKN ST , LAKCAST-Il, 1A.
AVTclcphone. ly Xtr
MPOKTEU IN POTTLES.
GENUINE IRISH WHISKY.
KOHttEli'a L1QUOH STOllE,
Me. VI Cimtre Square, Lancabter, l'a,
w
ANTED-AOIKLTOUOOENEKAL
lmilfiittwiT lml nt
IUI IJIHOUlHOUEKN-HTUKItT.
OUKGOliUKN liIONAND MIA QUE.
Ill DA Aa CI HA ll are c'lmir Havana, hand hand
uiade.tu boxes of Wg and toe'g. .--
DKUUTJI'S Oil) All STOUK,
r ,.ii, .,-, lit East KltiKfinet.
Established 1770. MiHO-WASlt
N
KW STOCK OK CANES.
aiiLeniiSa AND LOWEST J'ltlCES.
A.Matu i jin vivi rtu e iuitrc,
. . , v . N". 11 East KlnijStreet.
Eatahllahcd. 1770. lwb3MV.Ia a Httd
WA NTEU-A COMPETENT AND HE
llijple girl for Kunurat housework luu
family or two. Jniulin ut
ltd' IS EAST LEMON 8T11KET.
17IOK SALE OKUCEKY hTOItE.
T "tock and tlxtures. Old establlalcd
stand. Satisfactory neUIiik roens. Annlvte
.. . - . . . -U"MAN ft IIUIlNt. '
lteal iCstateAgeuti, Ne. 10 ttt.l Oiuuuu 81.
nevlSStdlt
W ILL KEOKlVi: GOOD KYKEVEKY
whisk Vy' Uye Ukon ,n excl,1"K3 '"r
'l)I8TILl.KltY-NO.f.l8 . KINO ST.
awstore-Na 15 Centre equate seplB-tfd
NOTICEA PHEUMINAKY MEET-
.. "K or tu- piirpmie of feriulnir a new
east l a. U. K. of Knlghla Mjitle Chiln.ft'.
loctleu ortlearB and maklOK appllratlen ter
chirlcr, will lflhi-ldlhudny Eveulnir. at 7,30
o'clock, it hntghtH ueldtiu EhkIe hall.itan hall.itan
ler's butldlny, NotthUuceu atn-et.
It JOHN 11. 11USUINU, D. D S. O.
y a. LuiTi
Satisfaction
Is what has given me thoextenilTO lmtronaee
ihaveructlvid from the puhlla. My line of
til'"5 u" U" Uewi1' lc ,s uiuurpasBta In the
'U1CE3 AWAY DOWN, A3 USUAL.
TROUSERS I
tnSwh?ehneadl,OU 1"'lllea toui".rteutors,
ASKEW, Tailor,
NOS SJ1 AND IBS WaBr KINH HniKET.
oil 3mdr,b
TDEOEIVEDIODAY
A Let of thoajMlntalure
Harrieen and Morten Souve Seuve
tlr Jupjs,
lnalltteaandoelor,wllhandwllhcutlabelj,
1 AND CENTS EACH.
TOY CHARM JUGS,
10KNTE4CH,
Are belnie extensively naedlnMead of frlime
and e nauienta te dtcomte eiubruldLred iiTa
Uncy ueedle work. "'""""mureiatrtauna
Come aud tee them, at
ERISMAN'S,
0. a W JCBT KIM a 8TBMT.
JfKW AD VMKTJBgltBirTB.
PUBLIC HALE OK A VALUABLE
Hetel Property.
Ok Wedkibdat, Via i,18)J,
2:AM'a,,M .en premises, the larc and
i known UoneralTaylorXotol. Me 111 "sat
Kln atnet, Lancaster, ra. Let nnu tt feet.
Ce nth ) Jtet. te urant street. This properly
Is In the beslposstble Cen e I lien, and presents
an opportunity seldom effrtd. Ter ferthrr
Inforeiailon addreji or call onlheowcorto enlheowcorto onlheewcorto
sldlnffthoreon. Ksln te eomrnente at 7 JO o'c'eek p. m., when
conditions will be made known by
Ace r.Its!RU)Bt,Auet. ntz-M.w.rue
M
AKTJM UKOlHKIta.
TAkiae celers and
Qaalltteiand Kinds and
Prices altogether, you'll
ba surprised at the Bulla
YOU'LL
UK
BUUFItMKD.
and Ovurceata we sell
ter e oe, 112 oe and iicea.
A gUace will ilve you a
notion of tlis stock and an Idea of the prices.
All leaulnif th way you want them.
the plokleR la easy became the choice fs
plenty. Men's, lleys'and Children's Outfits,
fculls snl Ovsrceata ready te pat en. Butts
and Ovcrccata te measure, tee our M te and
CO Children's BulU, and tfl 0e;and M OO Large
Heys' Bulls. Kvury wanuble article here In
Underwpar, Hosiery, UlOT0,Npck wear. Cot Cet
lare, Currs, Suipuuders, ehtrts. Knit Jackets
andJciaey Coats In all grades te suit all Ideaa
Ideas uud partes.
MARTIN BRO'S
L'lelhlnt- uud FurnlslilDg Heeds,
a NOHTH UUKKNBT
, STMOU'H PALACE OF FASUION.
ASTRICH'S BROS.'
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East King Street.
Lancaster, Pa.
It is Black Skirt Laces te-day.
Net narrow laces, but all 45
inch Shirt Laces in Spanish,
Spanish Guipure, Chantilly and
Escurial.
All are reduced, and anyone
who knows the value of these
goads and has seen them at
their regular prices in our store,
will knew fully hew te appre
ciate the bargain.
One piece of real handrun
Spanish Lace, the finest in this
city, reduced from $6 te $4.98
a yard ; real value $10.
Black Silk Chantilly Skirt
Laces, nice new patterns, large
flowers, reduced from $1.25 te
$1; from $1.50 te $1.19; $1.85
te $1.53; from $2.50 te $1.98;
from 4 te $3.
One piece of Striped Panel
Patterns, reduced from 2 te
$1; irem $2.50 te $1.50; from
S3 te $2.
Spanish Guipure Skirt Laces,
reduced from $1 te 79c; $1.25
te 9SC; $1.75 te $1.37; extra
heavy, from 2 te $1.48; $3 te
$2.29.
Escurial Skirting, reduced
from $2.50 te $2.19.
Black Chantilly Drapery Net,
silver mixed, reduced irem $4
te $3.25.
Black Silk Spanish Net, re
duced from $1 te 79c; Spanish
Mattlassee 'Net, reduced from
$1-75 te $1.19; Chantilly Net,
reduced irem $1 te 79c; $2 te
$1.48.
One let of Remnants, 1 y2
and 2 yards in length, sold way
down.
Beaded Grenadines, reduced
from $1 te 80c; from $2.50 te
$185.
One piece ei Brown Yak
Net, reduced te 50c a yard.
Several pieces of Green and
Brown, reduced te 25c a yard.
Pink, Light Black and Cream
Silk Drapery Net, 56-inch wide,
75c and $1.25 a yard.
ASTRICH BROS.
TIT1LL1AMHON A ifOHTEK.
AT THE I'lNNACLEOr
Our Busy Season
Wu Otter Unhcardef Inducements 1c
Gent's, liejs' 4 Children's
OVERCOATS & SOUS.
In Styles thu are net enly perfect fitting
ai.il durablu, bul thut ure uiullv&Uug uud f.u
clituUnK , In rubrics that are geutcel, fothlenublo aud
lastlDR
. in 1'ilces that are net only Jujt and filr,
hut ure
Positively the lowest.
Uenl's Dress Sack Ceat Suits, All-Weel Cas
stint re or orated, HU, IU 118.
ilrnt'H stylUh and bervlceahle Overcoats,
Id. r.i. tte, fi
Children's Scheel Pant Bultj, HOO, JW,
IJU', uw.
WilliatBSfiu & Fester's,
32, 34, IJU .V 38 E. KING ST..
4SlATKU,rA.
ANU
HO. 310 MAHfTET 8TI113BT,
UA1UUS-UCU, fA.
grAfJKR fc BltOTHEB.
HAGER & BROTHER.
INVITE Sr-CIALIXAMINATIOH or TBCIB
Clenk erf Shawl Beiitment
. . Nevllls. ffet Fittln Garment.
ai nti. tt
BmI Oleth Jaeketa,
Beat Oleth Oeata,
HAGER & BROTHER,
AJgff Alt rSRTltjBMBNTa.
Ql' KOI AL.-JUHT RKOE1VKD, A
K7 Large invoice of SCOTCH TUOU8KH1NU
direct Irem Hcetland. Tte proper thlna for
buelceis wear. Detub'e and Btyllih. Cut In
the Latenatyle a l'orcet nt Uuaranteea.
A. 11. ni):KN8TKlN. ITIne TallerlnK,
.Jf I?.101 yueen sueet. corner of Orange.
alC-lyau, Lancaster? Fa.
OTIOK.THK KO0K8 ARE IN THE
hands of the Collector for sit who have
net ptld their Scheel Tax for ls lenants
andalngletnen 'lie have net paid thelrllOS
Cchoel'jaxmuit de se at enes. All who re
luse wl'l be de lit -1th according telaw.
JUU JlsciE.Jr, collector.
rlt-tta Ke. : Menth queen street.
"IVTAKY, MILK THE COW."
V. Binall Hey." Cew Is a noun, femi
nine gender, slnau'nr number, third person,
and ttanda ter Mary." And the teacher laid,
"Hew de you make that out T" "J be cyclone
replied, "It the cow didn't stand for Mary,
hew could Mary mtlk the cow t"
Yet the directors say the red must net ba
usad In oer schools Oursympathles are with
the teachers Make this atere a convenience
for veu In any way tt can possibly serve, thij
week and every ether wok In the year.
WHS. E. M. WO iillVVlltD.
mayS-lyWAS KXHest Klngstroet.
QliEAl' SHOES.
Thre was no7er a time whsn theprfcoef
shoes wai se ler a It Is at this time. Wbtte
e de net keep the quite low priced trashy
stun, wu h tve all el ihi belt maa us of mcdlnm
prlctd thoes. 'J btse shoes ammle are by tar
thecheaprsttebuy. Yeu will lltid thatltwul
liayjeu te add a dime or two wten buying
lery en will geteneugti extra wear out et our
fhoea tout ve you quitnasurprlae. Our Bleck
Iscempletn wlih a lull line of loar-e EOMS.
Ucrvlceable Shoes and itubberg.
Otvensaenlli we will net disappoint you
and will give yen pollte attention.
Uespccttully jeuis,
WM. H. OAST,
NO.10S NOETU qUEEN BC, LAN0A8TEB.
junl-lydWAr
pUOCrOR'S FULTON OPERA HOUSE.
EVENING l'ltOQUAMME.
A I1IVEIIHIFIKD LIST OP ENTErtTAINMENT.
WBBSESDiT avxna
Hen W. lllalau iowtjGetBtrenir."
TnOIUDAV ITSMIO,
Will Cartlcteu "The Science of Heme."
hiih.t xvanlne.
TIIKMU3INaitANUCONCEttT COMPANY:
CeTiprtfing the follewltg Sole Artists.
Mens Ovldn Musln, (tbe world's grealejt
Violinist) ; Mme Anuta ) onto Tanner, ( Amer
ca'a celebrated I'llina Denna Eeprann); Mr.
Whitney Meckrldje, (ths great Lyile Tmeri :
Mr. Kd'luJl.atiewert, (tiunUl and Mublcal
Dlrecler.
Single Admission 40 cents
heaurved Heat , oe
Course Itcket tl
Cturt for niBervf d aeaH will open en Men
rtiy, Nevember li, at 'J p. in , atlrocter'B
rulienllall.
QAHH PRICES. '
GRAB1LL!
THBOUIQIKAL AND OXLY CASH UllO
CEU1N LANCASTEll.
N. W. Cor. Duke and Vine Sts,
NEW HICK of tlne quality. 7hs best art"
n'e te , $ tfij for ue, uud a very gnud grade at
7e. an 1 a bit u'. broken grain Etc i at le.
NEW CUKIIANT3 are In at lower than laat
teaaen's ptlce Very fine ftntt, 7e a pound. It
Is soverei years since they were se low.
NEW STEWING FIGI9 arealseJuU In at 9c,
Sslor2Se 'jrey are superior te tin old,
cheap fi ult, much et which Is y e l en the mar
tot. WEBEttM AT.PI.VK TEA Is OIH Of tha Bset
Teas for purifying tha bleed, rullt-vlng bead
arbe and tculug up the system, In the market.
The puce Is down tone a package.
That 1IE3T IIEAULIUUT Oil. (IMdegreea
test) et which mention waa made a few weeks
uge. Is having an lrauitnw sale, and te It
should have ut 15e a gallon for the bestelt.
Four and five gallon leta at a reduction. We
have cheaper oil, but It Is always bast and saf
est te use a geed oil .
OLEIvEaOAPwtllbe higher. It Is advanc
ing rapidly. We s til hnve seme at tha old
prtcis. inl-lydM,Wr
B. MARTIN CO.
JUST WHAT YOU- WANT
I1KKOIIK THE-
Oe'd Weatter Cemss,
FLEXIBLE CUSHION
This strip is made of metal and rubber
uud is tbe only ene tlmt will de its work
completely ever uneven surfaces.
A FL'W DOLLARS
Will put au end te cold drafts, rain and
dttat enteriug jour house, and will step
all rattling of sasb, &c.
Tbe benefits and comforts, aside fiem a
gretit saving of fuel, will amply offset tbe
the expenditure the first winter.
It Is easily applied and at a small cost,
or we will send competent workmen te
put it up at a small advance.
This weather atrip Is the latest pat
ented and baa met with the fullest en
dorsement of the leading railroad tied
palace car.
lllack and Red Rubber dive it a trial,
even if en'y for one deer or window, and
be convinced.
J.B. MARTIN,
& CO.
Weather Strips.
EMi oietn Medjaekaa, Br-lded moth
Braided Oaea
Plala and Braided Baglana,
dethnd BltnnWlv! .Tw4
M-nae' Oape Oleaka,
Ohlldren'a Havaloeka,
Moernlnjr Laes and eqaaraOaaalmara 8hawle,
Mourning Leng and Square Weel Bbawla,
Plain and High Celer Weel Bhawla.
Neb. 25 and 27 West King Street.
T
EACHERS WE LEAD.
DO YOU WISH TO SAVE MONEY P
.i l '? wa1t of. B C,0?S v,Blt the 8tere where you will find the largest assortment
and the lowest prices. We make three claims for your patronage : BU0"ment
Exclusive Styles,
Superior Quality,
Lewest Prices.
Raglans,
Newmarkets,
Jackets,
Medjeskas.
Plush Wraps.
aSTlt will pay you te visit our Stores and Inspect our Stock.
THE CLOAK STORE,
Ne. 140 North
OI'JEN KVKBY KVKNIKG.
QHA.WL8! SHAWLS !J
Metzger & Haughman
HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF
SHAWLS I - SHAWLS I
SHAWLS FOR EVERYBODY.
PLAIN SHAWLS, SHAWLS WITH BORDERS, PLAID SHAWLS.
HANDSOME PAISLEY SHAWLS.
bta&h&M?S$. TIIIBET SIIAWLS are the best for the pricea that ever were
Metzger &
CHEAP
Nes. 38 & 40 WfBtrUng Street,
yOPPOSIT THE
JsEXT DOOR TO CODRT HOUSE.
GREAT SALE OF LADIES' A-ND MISSES'
Cloaks, Wraps, Jackets, Newmarkets and Medjeskas.
Twe large rooms full will give you an idea of our stock, which is the largest in
the city.
Every garment is new and of this season' make and design.
An immense stock of Misses' and Children's Garments In all sizes from 2 te 18
years.
Don't miss seeing our $13.C0 Plush Jacket and our $25 rittsh Sacqtte. They are
marvels of elegance and cheapness.
FAHNBSTOCK'S,
NOS. 80 37 HAST KINO ST.. LANOA8TBR, PA.
NBWAD rXRTlBBaiBKTa.
s
PECIAL INTEREST
Te Teachers
Attending Institute
Lights and Shades of Nermal !
Twelve "' Pho'etyes" forOne
Dellar Entirely nw 'llitiij?,
only tobefcaa
SAYLOR'S
I'nOTOJIUPK Gallsbt,
43 and 44 West King Street.
WP. 8. We maka Cabinet
Photegrapba at luaureil Uutes
te all leacbers, aa w elwaia
have dene. Kicu'sler flnUb, su
parlor workmanship.
B. Frank Sj ler,
I'nOTOOIurBEK.
nevl01dl
ptVERYBODY
IN V1TKD TO CALL AT
GIVLER'S.
6 acd 8 North Queen Street,
Ac a get Urn riccU Ametttrent et 1-adtet,
Mlsttb'ana chlllren's
Coats, Wiaps & Jackets,
NEWMARKETS, 1UULAX8, Ac.
Our Pt.USH GOODS are prnuennteti Uw
Ant ', and ) tt the cheapest la the city.
9-n trouble toStewgocai.ta
Jehn S. Givler,
eSs8Nerth Queen Street,
KoarCeatroSqnaro, LANCASTKB. I' A.
. wrir.ivilAw
jLTTUUtfJCXH.
T UTHER S. KAUFPMAM,
ATTOUNKr-AT-LAW,
Beena rioer Xahlemaa Law Balldlnir. Ne. 4S
North ueka Btreau taIAw
Med i-v-,
Newmarkata.
!
Queen Street.
OCtlOir.WAr
HaughmarVs
STOBE,
COOPKU UOU3K.-S
"
Laxtoester, Fa.
FOH tiAJsK OU JtBHT.
T210R HALE AT PRIVATE SALE,
-a; the three-atery rtere ana Dwelling
Heuse, Ne. 48 North Quecen street. Lancaster
city, fa. lnanlre or
B. C. K READY,
Ne. V KsstKlag street,
, w 1 yer attte el Jacob O. Kready.
sepl9-M,WAstfa
UBLIO HALE OK DWELLING
UOD8K8.
Oar Tbdssdat, Nevxxbib IS, 18S8,
will be sela at pnblte sate, at the Cooper
Iterate, the following ite&l Kstate. te wit :
No.'l.tbe three story llrtck UwellluR Henaa
with brlek back building ; also, trarae attach
ment. Ne 41 West Chestnut atnwt, the let
having a front of left and depth 60 feet The
house has 1 1 rooms ana pesaeag almost every
known comfort eta flrst-class home; bath,
gas, het ana cola water, ana the whole preml.
sesut derdralncd by perfect sewerave. Alse,
a photograph gallery, recently built Well
ana pnrnp of Keed water, rln clilrn, ana
ether improvements. '1 his ts a beautiful resi
dence about the centre of the city.
Ne. a two-story Krlck Dwelling, ana brick
back buliatng. Ne. 7U south Queen atreot,cen.
UlnlngOrceras. 'i he let Is si feet a Inches,
anainiepihlltflect, the let In rear being 19
leet wide.
Ne. 8, the two story frame dwelling house,
wllh!riame back building. Me f02 heaver
strcnt, containing 6 rooms having a Irent of
UK feet, ana In depth lce feet.
Ne. 4, the two story frame dwelling house,
with frame back bul, ding, Ne. 601 Ueaver
street, containing 5 rooms. The let has a front
et SSX tot t, ana a depth et loe feet.
Bale te commence at 7.30 o'clock p. m.. when
conditions will be made known by
w. r. UUMMINOS.
11VHON CUMM1X08,
e w. ouMMiwea,
Josl I,. Hainks. Auctioneer.
O'i74n3,10,l-2,13,H
UBLIO BALE Of VALUABLE CITY
KEAL kSTATK.
On TBUBSDAT, KeVBMBxa 22, 1S3,
the undersigned, administrators de benis non
cum fstamentoanneze, of tha will et God Ged
fried Zihm, latA of Lancaster city, deceasea,
will tell at pnblle sue. attheSleveia Uoeae.
I the following arscrlbnd r.al estate, via :
jiu. x nu liik. uhui Kruuuu aiiuaiuu cm inn
west side of North Filnre street, fronting S2
leet en same and extending of that wluth
westward Hi feetaleng Urantstreet te Wa'er.
The lmprevemeuts en svd let consist of a
splendid two story Urlck Dwelling Heme, se.
3), wlih two-story brick back bul'dlng, con.
talnlng all the mntlern Imprnvements, such
us bath room, new heater In the cellar, sewer
connection, etc 'J here re also en the preml.
ea a weed and cnal shed, hydrant and well el
tprtnc water, with pump therein, 'lhls let
wilt be sold aubltct te the right and privilege
cf the purchaser et Ne. 2. its heirs and assigns
te nse In common with the purchaser of said
Ne. 1. his belra and assigns a passage way or
alley of the width of three leet, brglnnlngat
tbe southeast corner of tald let ana extend
lag In depth westwar.t of the width et three
feet along the south line the dUtance el SO
feet.
Ne 2. Allthttlotef ground fttuataa en the
west side et North l'rlnce street, fronting 32
fett te Inches, mere or lets en tame, and ex
tending et that width westward uleng the
south sldeef aald let Nn I, tte distance of lta
leet, te w aler stret. Tha Improvements en
raid lotcensUt of a one-story Mrlck Dwelling
Heuse, HO. 8 a well of water wttb pump
therein andacltternwl li rump therein. With
thl property will alto be se'd the privilege te
a S feet wide alley-way as above let forth.
Ne 3. Alt ttat let of ground situated en
Water ttttet and adjoining ths rear etiatd
let, Ne. 2, en tha south side, fronting en
Water street S9 'leet a Inches, mere or less,
thence extending taatalnng south lineal Ne.
2.befeet 6 Inchea, and theucH reuth 0 feet 4
Inches, thence west 21 ltt 11 Inches, thence
south 21 teet 8 Inches, thence wen W feet 7
Inches, ti plare beginning en Waur street.
Baldprepsntts can be viewed by calling en
any of the undersigned,
esle te comraenea at ",JJp m. en sail day,
when terms wilt be made known by
H.M.tUUtKIHKR,
J. rUKUB-NKK,
M. Z.UUOADB,
Administrators d. b.n. e. Ua.
JeailUwia.Auet, levi,17,Ui,14,17,ij4
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