'..,V- f- j rilE liANOASTEIl DAILY INEtJilOEOEB, THtTBSPAY, JAKUARY 24; 1890, r- . v. ? i. J .t - bVv ni && r ipf-r w ,i is- F. LOCIARD'S FUNERAL. ItlTMWIIUIWWUIMtltirMDM ;v agnma A sur o'clock. Be Ml Otarge ut Free ilMM-ACMMaHtMoltMleet :s?swAeaMMe te tmrt Mi Mesaaias te Muibk-A eHt Wrstk. r -C- ";... . l Tha fuawal fit th IbMWillMHiF. lrtckard, et the Penniyl- , Will M Mia M U01BBDW OB IBE M 1030 O'fllOM. 'iUI 111 ha brcuaht te tern la ssrxclal ittttm w UkM te the Second strati !' XMMmetiareB, where eervleee will m t'MM, TlMftMralvlUMlaohargaelUo rttalUtt V.aA Wv OM V. Bad A. V.. of u - -f," "" r- - ":..-i. vale Ut. Ieekard was aa ela snember. u Mlmtat annnlUM nt nmMli fKBl fOMamMatxidKa went te Philadelphia en ; A M naia today t Aaarew J. .auu- aBM, Jaaua A. Meyers, H. Bhell, Dr. T. M. XAnsyrMOEi Dr. A, W. negera, n. b. .SJOSMUHSt tfOBSl nmniBMl sasu vminuu '1 Itaiaaai tmt will attend Bervleea la SL ali.sn,lii. itiia muIu anit asianrt tha .&. waialBi te town en Friday. , II Ay. TM faaeral et Jehn C. Bf aa will beheld -' Friday morning at 0 o'clock, from BL ($ ' rmra oeuteucennren. A wraeK oeourrwa mis morning aint. Oherlea furnace te shirting engine Ne. 1,081, stoking- U mala track el tbe P. K. ...- Jkforaemsuma. iui minm 01 iiuiiani fcaaaaa ear dropped eat, spilling tbe oenten a rtil aa Mm track and throwing three Oira cU 3s ..& ..a Hlks BHA...K.U A .U awAKA I.. ...wIAA ,ft'l IHUWb 1BIWIIUUII' iraiiunii fi Jl HOqun niuuu IU ue muiui - ig Bight by the members or me m. j. e. "'( , society. About fifty people were pttaent, &S.4, aad a Tery pleasant time had by all. ti7 mil wiw " u. wu.ueu..j 1? ""T -nJd choral aeclety thla BTCnlna In tbe 0,?ieh building of the Eplaoepil ebuccn. &, Oeerge Stair, bob el K. B. Btalr, bad the aaua tera from two aagera of bta lert bana yWBrday atlerBeaa, while Uklng bezee freBt hte tathet'a atera. TM Kate Benabarg Opera company will appear la tbe opera benae en Bkturday altbt In "The Bleeping Queen." HJE BOH BATS THE VKTER. Thalr WalktBs Match epsns In a Small Itoem el the Qlrard Beet. The boy's walking match In this city opened ler 72 hours last evening. It la taking place In tha third story of the Glrard heurei en North Queen street. Here la b email room a track of aawdust and tan baa been laid and the managers et the walk BtatBtttat It rrqulrea forty laps ter a mile. It loeka muen smaller than mar, bewever, aad tM boyaaeem te get giddy maklngthi tanainVnT Insld l tbaSaek mere lea plaee for eptctaters te stand and en tbe aorta side the scorers are situated. The aaaaedlala used at ma last match In Mnn aereber ball Bra en duty here and the pins aaast make two trips around the face before a mile Is completed. Thera was a geed-sired crowd at the opening, but It dwindled down te very small numbers before morning. Tbe Fessa In whleh the waik la being held la eeld and dlasgrecsble, and a small Bra la needed. The starters In tbe race ware Edgar Beyder, Jebn Altheuse, who te known as "Dlilervlllr," and Cenrad Xempf, nene of whom are ever 17 yesre et aga, Tbelatt named waa en tbe track nearly all night, and at 8 o'clock this aseralng tbe score watt Kempf, 06; Alt Mass, C6; Beydor, M. Snyder at lltnca waa la bed aere and alek, and Altheuse was walking leisure ly around. Kempt waa plodding around at a geed gstt, and eald that M was determined te cover 100 miles before stepping. Teba Maynerd la judge et the match and IMre are numerous aoerera. The attend aaes of youngsters la quite geed and me reeearka mat some of them make are vary fanny. The aoere of the walking msteh thla afternoon at one o'clock was: Kemp, 60 Bailees Beyder, 05; Althoure, 73. The beya leek aomewhat tired, and are wishing the affair waa ever. HENHY WATSON UOMMITTEU. BiTsn oemplatuts rtalernsd te Cenrt by Joi Jei tlea rleain, of Mew Boliand. Henry Walten, tbe Welsh mountain negre, who waa arrested In Lebanon county a tew daya age, was heard by Jusllce U, U. Pleam, et New Uelland, this alternoeu. Fer me convenience et tbe wltneenesthe eseea were beard at tbe cUlce el A. B. Hastier, In this city. There were seven complaints against Watsen and all of thorn were returned te court. The charges against him ere lelo lele lelo aleue entry and larceny preferred by Jebn B. Hildebrand, felonleua entry and lareeny preferred by Dinlel Londen, felonious assault and battery en Oenstable Lewry, steeling a pair et handculls, which he took with blm when he escaped from the oon eon oen stable, and restating an clllcer In the dis charge of bis duty. The cesee wilt M sent before the greed Jarlng mis afternoon and It Is the Inttntlen ef tbe district attorney te try Watsen this week. rf i Anether Htg fadestrlan Hatch. Arraugementa have been match which 4 Will M held In this city, oemmtnolng at 8 tfeleek en the evening nf February 0.b, te eantleue for 75 hours. It will be open te aaen el Lwcaster and Yerk oeuntlos enly, aad will no doubt prnve very InterestlcK. TM winner will get Tib In csih and a geld medal valued at (25 ; the second man gels 60, and the third t25. Be far four men have entered aud they bte as fellows : Prank Bnbeid and Harry Bsab, of this city, Gus Hickman, of Yerk, and J. A. Campbell, of Marietta. It is aaderetoed mat Lswroeoe docs net care te Kte Inte the match, but is waiting ter for another !:r. Nelan has net yes been heard from. Unall for btecklng rurpeita. Henry N. Hewell and Jacob Oriel, et thla city, today received by express 100 quatJ, whleh came from me far t-eatb, TMyiwtU ba kept In a lirge oenp, watch Mr. Hewell has made especially for tbat purpoee. When spring opens they will be placed in pairs en dlilercnt faruin of the BOBBty, Fensral el Mr. Ilebart Mcllfaln. Tha funrral et Mrr. Kliribtth J. Mo Me Hvalo, wife of Bebtrt B. Mollvale, took plaea from her huaband's xeeldesce, teir IjeaaMB PUcp, ou Wednealay, and waa largely attended. 1 he remains were taken te Ue Piradlse Pti Bbyterlan church, where services weiecondne'.ed by Revs. Gylnrd andTlenlew. lntiruient wta made at Old Xaiaeeck cemetery. Bsfers tbe Mayer. Or me eleven Inmateeel tbe station home last night strtn were wltntstea from tbe Welsh mountain who did net have the mesne te go te a bete). They were dis charged mis morning. TLe mayor tent three bums te Ite workhouse scd dl charged one ledgtr, Wntte WMhluctuneaaa Kzcaraleu. Oa me 2:20 Ualn this morning City Bapcr lateadeat el Bofrcel Buehrle and fenrtren sBsahera went te PblUde'phls, where they Jataed a Urge excursion puty going te Waaalsgten, D. a, en a pleasure trip. Tee Iasaeawer tesebera will visit tbe soueola or BM BBfttal la aCdltlen te ether rcints of If. Kai aetata Withdrew. TM la fiber and coal yarda et D. M. aMNaasyer, at Qearryvllie, wie c tiered atpakVesele by WlUUm H. Reland, esq, aa0BBa,ea Wtdaetdiy. They were with awaVkatB,lM. v A sanaa ,0' enamber, tbe anlar, wageas, Hiwbm stuu -, .. i ;;s. DBATB Of JOITUOARHKR, A Man Wha WM Ufcaral tetMU, bj, Chare t BBtwTttaa't'TlIUaa Jeaaa Qftrber, eat et tM eldaat elUca la h!a part et tM oeaaty, died at tbe home et hla een-lB-law, Jehn B, Btehaua, sear MeantTlUe, aTBeBiiyarteTneeB. Hewaa la hlielthty-elghth year, and for twenty yeara paet had reaided witb Mr. Btehmaa. Peseed waa bera Is Weet Heatcfleld. within a mils of Mount- Tllle, ea the old Oarber hemeetead, aad llred la the aaae aelghbotheod atl of hla Ufa. Be waa a fanner until be retired many yeara age Hla wife, who ha been deed for a long time, waa adangh. ter et Radolph Gimber. They had five children, two et whom arc dead. TM three ltTleg ate Andrew, who new realdee en tbe tld hemeetead t Rudelph, a farmer ana retired miller, of Balnega, aad Mrs. ateu maa. The deeeated wai an exemplary mwi In every reapeet, and hla neighborhood anOera a greet leea by hla death. He waa a devout OirUtlanandene of the meat prominent msmbera of tbe United Brethren church of Meunlvllle. Three yeara age the church bad a heavy debt hanging ever It Mr. Oarber determined that It aheuld M wiped out. He heeded a aubtcrlptlen Hit with about one-third of the mm required, and collected the remainder. Be was very charitable and gave largely toether denem lnallene. Tbe funeral will take piaee irem Mr. Btebman'e house en Saturday at 10 o'clock. Mera About elder. Editors lnrkLLiaKNOKn: 1 want te fur nish some mere elder from for your valuable paper. The correspondent who modestly signs himself " O.itnmen Sense," and de elarta "Apple 8s" te be sllly.stferds Illus tration of the ease with whleh motee may be discovered lu the eyes of ethers, regard. less of tbe beims in your own optics. We boileve that most people of common eenie etn etep whoa drlukleg aweet elder, and carefully leek around them without eeelng tbe ruin It has wrought." Aa for that horrlble etery et tbe fata of a family accus tomed te aweet clder as a common drink, It would be luterestlng te learn bow many families accustomed te water as a common drink, have met a almllar fate ; also hew many families In thla county, who have ler generations rejoiced In the use of elder, arerespeeted ter general sobriety and geed cltltensblp. "Common Beuse" soerntully observes that "Apple Base" might have asked hew many buabels of rye one must est te get drunk $ but wa would consider a mau hopelessly drnnk who wenld mske any effort te est one bushel et rye, white any oee who remembera me ease with whleh a crowd et email beya can devastate an orebsrd, will admit mat with apples tbe " u 1uUe "Went Oeunlleas bushels bave been known te disappear without any evidence of Intoxication, unless cholera merbus be se considered. 1 venture te In trude upon thle controversy, because I am fend et elder and appreciate apple sets. Adam, Death of Jebn Italr. Jehn Blr, of Ceateavllle, dled thoreon Tuesilay of heart disease, Mr. llttr wet In the 78lh year of bta age. He waa born In Lancaster county, and In 1817 moved te the Valley Hill Inn, whleh he kept for seven i r eight years. Frem there he moved te Philadelphia, where he only remained a abort lime ; then be took eharge of the Midway heuse, and afterwards he keels restaurant opposite the old Pennsylvania railroad atatlen, Ceateavllle. He was mar rled twice aud leaves a widow. He alto leaves eoven cblldren, namely : A. J. Ililr, undorlaker, Philadelphia; Win, M. Balr, tbe heiae trainer ; Mrs. Bailie llre- geyen and Mrs, Kate Barefoot, of Phila delphia ; Jehn K. Bslr, baggsge matter P. R. H , at Uestesvllle ; Mrs, Anna Redmond, Daltlmere, and Oliver H. Balr, undertaker, Philadelphia, Very Dad Dealatas, Tbe Lillian Kennedy Diamatle oempsny seems te have been rather unfettunaie In remalulng In Lincaster a whele week, and especially at prleta as high aa tbey are eharglng. At tbe matinee yeeterday there were net mere than twenty-11 ve people. In the evenlng tbe audience was very small, and " Wlchlew Wedding" was prcseuted. The amusement gclng psople seem te knew but Uttle of thoie plsya. Tbe business bus been oueugh te dlaoeurago any one. rll rrem Au le Wagen. This morning Jebn Hartmae, Jr., reild leg at Ne. 13 North Queen etreet, met with an ugly accident while driving along Walnut strcet with an loe wagon, Ue ac cidentally fell from tbe step et tbe wsgeu andstiuck blshead en the frccn sreund. llecutanURly gash In hla head end also cut his baud, besides bruising hla body. Wnliky Bslscil. Te-tly Deputy Collector of Rovenue A. J. Dunlsp was sent by Collector Geerge W. Uensel, te Usrrlsburg, where be aelzed seven packages of whisky belonging te W. Harry Detwller, wholesale dealer, en bebalf et the government The whisky was taken en account of violation et cer tain revenue isms, ana was stored lu a warchoute. Itunaway Acctdsnt, ua 'i uesasy evening a boy wn driving a pilr of borens heleDglng te lsaae Krelder, along the Htrashurg lunplke, at Mussel- man's mill. Tbe yoke came ctf tbe wagon tongue and the hones started te run. They dashed down a hill and ran against the wing wall of tbe bridge Acress the Pequea creek, Oee el the horses foil down sud was badly cut, but bsd tbe RnluiRla net struck the wall tt ey wculd have run lute the creek, Tha Gene ttega Uank, A meeting el the dtrcotera of the Con Cen (toga National bank was held for organization at the Fenntsln Inn mis after noon, Ttcre was a ltrge ciewd present, In cluding a number et candidates for clerk, bhlpi, tt- Up te thetlme of ourgelngto rreu nothing had be en done, ad Orcaratra rer Kphtata. A number of young men et HphraU met en Monday oveutog and organized a airing orchestra. Among the names enrolled wero thoie of some gentlemtn qttlle proficient In stringed instrumental uiuilc. Dr, U. G, Kemper was chosen president, A, K. lies. teller Becretary and W. K. Haltzsr treasu rer. 'Jht-y will rent a room In which te meet regularly, and oemmenoe te practice as seen as tbey can procure their Instru ments. 8Inlalug Itami, Last evening Jeseph Urlutnal), a boy, was sleJdleg en Bhlppen street. He had Jutt let go et one sled when he was atruck by another and keccked down. He had hla head badly cot. Miss Vinnle Kaufman, daughter of Junius R. Kaufman, of East King street, while eliding en North Lime a'reet this mornleg, lest a valuable geld watch and cbalu which she recjlvel as a ChrUtmts present. Went te a Fex Cbas. A fox cbaie Is being held at Harry Hkllen' hotel, Mt. Vurnoe, this afternoon, and a large numter of geal'emeu et IIih city went denn te ODjey the pperL TUIUne ltd Mtn. A number of members of Melamera tribe of Red Men, of this city, will leave at C.-J5 this etenlng, te pay a fraternal visit te Ue tribe stationed at Dosmingtewn. I'roksUet et ibe Btabla. A hnrse belonging te Uenry Martln,breke out of bis stable en Arch alley Tuesday nlBbt,and was found running upand down the Pennsylvania railroad track by Officers Myers and Beas, who, after considerable trouble, succeeded In getting It back te the Btabla. Bte Mr aad DaagMer crtmateA, TMreeMlBeet Maae.dl Marsha m her daughter were cremated at Oetha,OernMey, ea Weiaetday. Mate, dl Maraka'a Austrian lmabead and a deem membera et tbe Oetha opera company were the only mourner Tbe ma oeBtatnleg the aabee et the mother la Inscribed, "'lbcss aabia are all that remain of a nightingale," ana tbe urn containing the daughter' aettta la laierlbed, "The wemea whose remains He here lias battled and auOered much In vain." Km ding's BUynraltjr Flgbt. The ltepubl!eane et Beading have opened the esnvasa for tbe miyeralty la etrneat. On Wedneedey aigbt ex Chief of Police Peter Oulien was Indorsed In hie own ward for tM Hepubllcan ncmtnatlen. Mayer Keaney is eise a csnaiaate ler renomina renemina renomina tlen, and the tight will be carried from new en into every ware. i m rtasleB far Osa. Heintitlmaa's Wldaw, The president en Wednedsy approved bills pensioning, at the rate el WO a month, the widows of Dr. Pavy and Hergesnte Creta and Uudner, who died while serving under General Qreely In tbe Arctic regions; aise bine pensioning me wianw ei uenerai HeiBir.iman ai eiw, ana ina wiaew m Iiteutenant Colonel Mobert N. Hoett at HO per month. Roup Contribution. Tue mayor acknowledgee tbe recelpt of tbe following previsions for the soup fund : Oansman ft Brether, CO pounds at meat ; Iiawronee Knapp, &0 heads of cabbsge A. R. Delameter, 20 leavee of bread. A Flee Let or Tebaica Beld. Frem tbe Zptirata Newj. I.ut summer, Geerge lllnsfamsn, who lives a short distance nerib el Epbrats, relsed 13 aorta of very line Havana tobacco. I.tst week he eeld It te A. W. Mentzsr for 17 cents around. Tbe tobacco will net blm a nice little sum. erKly Wii&dfaire. "The" property of Jaces Praeilsb, en tbe Philadelphia turnplke, cllered at public sale by public eale by Auctloeof r Uslnee en Wedneedey evening was withdrawn for want of bidders. m A Man Who Wan Serloenly Hurl. Goerge Sargent, a man who was struck en the head by a atcna thrown during a fight In Marlette, en Saturday, la repotted te be In a critical condition and there are feata that he will die. Tailor Uhettn. The congregation of Bt. Jehn's l(efermed chureb, at West Orange and Mulberry streets, have elected Rev. P. Bebol, of Uarrlsburg, their pastor, te tahe tbe place of Rev. J. KeulllDg, who rcalgutd some t!me ego. Sunl Hit Metliei-Iii-Lxr J. D, Ut llebtleld, a lawyer of Mt. Vernen, Ohle,began suit sgalnst nls mother In-law, Mrs (larelinn 11. ilnndorsen, nt Krle, for f 100,000 for alienating his wife's alUcdecs. I'hjslclau JtrgUiered Dr. K P. Fras9r, of Washington hcrengb, baa registered aaapbyalclsu In the pto pte pto thenolory'a oflleo. A Bfcerirr Ucanii IVnli 111 4, GOO. UATTi.KTTenuiui, Ky., J an, Sll L. I Klbbes, sherlU et Rey tie county, astlgncd at 10 o'clock last night. He left shortly after midnight for par In unknown, This morning It was dleoevcred that he wan sbert Ill.OCO. Iluilnrss fait el I own llnrned. Win slew, (Jenn., Jan. 21 i large psrt of tbe Hi tineas portion of thla town In as burned this uierulntf. The lets Is estimated at W5.000. A Man Killed, lliioeutAN, Jan. SI. A collision of trains oxnrred en the Klega county elevated rillread this morning. A man nsmed Annlaten was killed. Tin a red string en yenr forcflngerso ycu will remember te read Clarke's advertisement thiorrew, which will be of Intenielntcrcst te overy man, woman or child In Lancatr. ltd BiitUELCLAUKIfH TEA bTOlll. Jebl L. lUmtH, auctloncer, will sell to te nlbt at the Feiintnln Inn, the property bo be lauKtng te the Curpeutur e sla.e. VBATIia. OAiiuim Juniiury 82, iftn, nt MniiiivlUe, Jenaii uurhar, nged 67 jeius, 'i menUia and 11 das. Uelullvui and friends am reaped fully In vited te attend the funeiul Irem the resldcnce et hliBen-lnliav, Jehn It. etehman, en Satur day, the IC.h tint , ut 10 e, m. r uneiul eorvlcej In the U. II. church, Motintvllle 2id ClKEteH.-ln lhl city en tue2Mlnat., Daniel Okdiuii, naied "7 jeiru. Iho re'atlvn ami tilund of the frally, alie Lancaster Ledge, Ne. 67. I. e. O. r.,'aroie r.,'areie r.,'aroie speottu lylavltoltenttond tbe luuciul, Iiem ths roildence et Jars. Wllhulin, We. JJIKast Iheslnut struct, en Friday alternoeu at 2 o'clock. Intorrecnt at Lancaster oemotory. Wilsen In till? city, en the 23d Inat.lda A Wilsen, daunhtoret Mu'hlua and earah A. Wllnen, In theltfthyeur ether uke. Tbe rtlatlves and frlends of the faintly are rospeeUully lnvtled te attend the funeral, from the residence ether fthor,Ne 31 Cenes. U'RiiUeit, en Saturday aftorneonat2o'cloelc. luterxcental Woedwatd 11111 cemetery, st A'KW AD rJMTJMlAtJCXTa. FINK AND IMPORTED AND DOMES. T10 WINE1 AND LIQUOllS, BHKUIllEilAbl'KClALTY. Keimau's liqueu bteue, Ne. 21 Ccntre Bqnare, Lancaster, Fa. WANTKD-A COOK ; NO WASUING nor Ironing t nene but a drst-cluis cock net a appiy. OalL at Ibis us flux. J 3td LOST ON KA81' KING OR NORTH Llmu stmet, a OOI.I) WATCH AND CHAIN, llututntn Ne. Ill Fast Ulngstr-ct ana mcetre rawnra. j i" JJOR RKNT-KROVl APRIL 1, THK ' larve and convenient liwttlltng Heme (MuhlunbiTK pmperty), Ne. 31 ana 10 Wi O unKesticet A'snu liwe Mtilile lit the rer ou Uimitiinet, Biilt.ibloIorailvurrorllourQ Biilt.ibleIorailvurrorllourQ Biilt.ibloIerailvurrorllourQ tngbublo. Apply te I'.J. VcQKA.N'N.er . 1. A. ALTlClt'd tO.NB. PUBL-m HALK ON HATURDAYv JANUAltYSt'. attto'e'oeku. in ,ate 18 eith ilnesn sticut te rJoe tut niycii Irtt stock of ltuUll CenlrellntKiy, of I'utntlKO proportion, of grtut varlenr. nml flttt-st iiuitilty. Caudlca of xvery klndln luruepaik axes and In small bexen mid pulls. lnithe lcjcKiuu miclilnery mid ether tools naudln a nunufii-ter, nil as geed m new, Jie the furniture. UriiMls caipeis, chlrs, tliua,ice cooler and stand, etu , xta halu poaltlve and te tentlnue until all Is sold. .lUtiRl'Ull.UUnKU Jen. L. HllMir, AucUoneer. ii ;id pUllLIOHALK, Tiiursi'ir, FxsncACT H, lsss, by lrlueef ihodtrecilaDsand powers Klven under the will et HmielA Altielr, deceased, e. iheundeulindvioauteri, wllljeipeen te publle tale, at tue Lily lintel, the loHewlnir rtal eatalf, tewlt I All that let et ground, cemuienclnir at Ilia netthvfeat crner nt Irlnce una- ree.tnut sixeu, tientlnu en Prince stmet El f-wt, lncher, tliince witS3 focLiheucnseuthSlrut, Ihdacu eit te water sirert, thente ulenir Wauir street ai let, 1 Inchen, thvnee Hlnns Chestnut strvet Hi feuu ou hlch U erected a ttme-tlery llrtrk Mansion llenw wtih three Merybilckbtckbulldlng, Ne.'AiS Mert a rrlncu it ret t. thu whele containing twenty-two rjen , IncluOluK parlor, Uhrarv, litiiiH-roein. oleik-rooui, dlntug-roeui, wl b bailer's nan. ty, bath-roeu, tewlbtf anduloie toeuis, brau. t'tnilypiparedtbrouKlieut, oiutatulPKuimebt nviy j.uuwu iuijiuemuui lur nuiuiu com fort. Ne. 2, All that Let et around, adjoining- Ne louthaiieilh. lreiillii en Frlnce g-rert M het, moncfluiei; ie 113 tet-t, tbtuius u.ha ftet,thou(eluttUer blenir sail line letvuur slice t. theuin bljug Water ttnet 31 leet, i Inches, aud tbince east te i rlncn etr-et te Flaoeef belnulDg, rn wh'clt arerectrd two wesuiry audanuitle 111 ck Dwell) m licuirs, Nea. tCand 2 8 erih I'lluce tna; Ne. tili ecu alnt eight room, baih. k". hi aud cold water. wlirilOie', Ae I Se 2J8cenUlDS fle ioei. ihtteaie huxilike.ceuventent dwell 1uk. AU", tucre la a iiiaiind-a-htir atery riau:e Uwelllng Irjntlngeu Waters mic 'ibuae properties wl 1 he auld ua u hole or Will be divided te suit purchasers. .le te begin at 7.3J oileo' p in, whin con dl le.,s wtllbeicudekueauby WILLIAM u. ALTICK, MAltY JS.ALTllK, SAatUkL W.AL'tlCK, It U.ALT1HK, J. J. ALTICK, Xzteuteri. J eat L. Uaisss, AucU JlB5t,'.C;euUJ.0,,13 AD VMKTIBMUBim. ui.ii.hjij J m'u i-Ti.rniuinli"ii -i1- - mm -.-rnTin tn MTrMiimninEIUI. SH The aattnal eseeeiag ef a i ttnefel eV et tbe Colombia rvr VfrmACfm- piny wninnaaie heia at tM ogee of iMuejapaay., i renrth street. fbllaaelBais.fag am. auovlea for neteeat aad jHreeteia same dsy and . ' 'mm -" . .!. levstd ' JAStae a. MeOLPEt, geeramry." -ntORKKNT-THH UKOOkKT HTOHK MS anfl Datlllag.Mee.il andMSenlhqaeea itreet, rrevn as "'ins uams uroeary,- oldett Hand la the city, Includes stablr, wiKemlicd.cc. 9 heiame hiving beeapar- cbased by mu. Apply te . Ya. W. F. BBIKTOK. Fe a ientb Qeeen street, Or te Itw. P. raistes, Attorney. J an! .-lu,Th,8tf IS A MB! VfllT A W A RR OK IT 7 DO "YOU A knew that It von a HI enter new and apply yoursell yea cm complete the reu Bos Bes luets conne at the IiAMVABTKE BV8INSSS COLLXOf, KclCWKut KtngBtreat, bv vsettlen. rive and a-ba'l months seem a short time te de all this work, bnt it hat been flena In Ini time. . . . - A sIlRht reduction te these eMertngaew. uuniean, Aearni ..?,-" I. O. O. F.-TUK MKMBERS OF IilN cater IxVe. Be. 07, I. O. q.r.,arere. anmtea tj mn in innfniewiiiira -tyaltirnoflaatle'closs-jfor ma narpoteef otiendlnK the formal of enr late brother. Danlel oesen. Monterey l-edg;. Ne. MI, llcbal Lcdir. Ke. e, Henchel ldie. eaS, and tha eidtr In goneral ara invited. By eraer OltheN.O. r.H.LBOeiAltD. Att St! rRASK D. MltST. SiO'T. It riOOURaN'S ORMAM OF BQ3K; An elegant Tellet ArtlSTnfcnrea and prevents cbapped hands, lift and lacef, and tnakea ths skin ntt ana'amoelri. contains no grease. Delightfully bsif anted. Try It once and yea willHlVrAvianeit. frlee, 10 and U cents. Be wared Ifcltiitleru. rer sl only at . .Tt. OIIUIIUAN'B UBUUSTOBK, t"rtoithgaeenst., Lancaster, Pa. tSMpUEBtt'B ROOM AT TUB TOP." TUAl'SANOLUSATINO, AMBTBUB. IT MEANS THE BUBVIV AL OF TUB F1T- TI8r,"ANU THAT'S WHT LEYAN'S FLOUR WEST TO THE TOP, AND STAID TUEUE I Ask any droetr abent It. Ask any Baker abenttt. Ask anibedv about It who knows anything about tt 1 LEVAN & SONS, UEUCIIANT UILLIU9. fl8-lyd H EHK'S B0OK8TOHK. JANUAUY2MS8-J. Whole3alo Department ! A WOllD TO Mtcufficlurera and Business Men On Envelopes, t.ettr Heads, f h'pplng Tags and Ueuerai btatlencry. When ycu can nte In quantliles et flve thousand or lucr.i yea will get Dpi clsl rrlces, which will be lower than jeu could get elsewhere Try Hand be convinced. Yea will And there Is no occasion Ijr Bending te ethor cities for geed t. L. B. HERR, NOB.MAWN UUEENBT. augl8-lyd A 8TRICU BROS. THE GREAT THIRTY DAYS CLEARING SALE, AT ASTRICH'S PALACE OF FASHION 13 East King Street. Lancaster, Pa. All our WOOLEN CAPS must be sold. The price will sell them. ON FRIDAY, JAN. 25, Seventeenth Day of our Great Sale. We put en our counters our whole stock of Ladies' and Children's Woolen and Plush Caps, as fellows : Let 1. A large let ei Chil dren's Woolen Caps at i2c. Let 2. All our Children's Woolen Caps, formerly 50, 62 and 75c, at 25c apiece. Let 3. A large let of Chil dren's Woolen and Silk Caps, formerly $1 and $1.25, at 49c. Let 4. All our finest Woolen and Silk Caps, at 79c apiece. Let 5. All our Ladies' Woolen Caps, formerly 87c, $1, $1.25 and $1.50, at the uniform price of 49c. All our Chudrens Plush Caps. Let t, at 37c; former price 75c Let 2, at 49c ; former price 85c and $1. Let 3, at 98c ; formerly $1.50. A Great Slaughter in Kid Gloves. The balance of our stock of Black and Colored Kid Gloves as fellows : Our 50c Colerad Kid Gloves at 25c. ; 50c Black Kid Gloves at 37c ; 62c Kid Gloves at 48c ; 75c at 50c ; S7C at 6Sc ; 9SC and $1 at 75c; $1.25 at 87c; $1.37 and $1.50 at $1. The Gladys, 90c a pair. HOSIERY. Ore let of Beys' Ribbed Hese at 21c, fine quality, sizes 7j4, S and Stf ; iermer price 30 and 35c. One let of Children's Black Ribbed Cotten Hese, at 7c a pair. One let of Children's Black all-wool Hese at 10c a pair. ASTRICH BROS. kmwad vmmtituMBm, JflMO OUr YOUM FUTURE. t A Rtmirktble Wemtn'i raaaat iQlttaf t.bee vWtere.are alafiad at ter aalraeai mvar. Tfelila .. ... . . rzar tbii iaav a-iTiea span iwra, iai i isb". nasi! basiaess. mw as a money matters, an sejeeaeelse of taa Rtsre as acenrataly a et tee vast. LMy aaiey win tw at the Antera tUmae fee eaa wetk. Bears, 9 tot. jsaie-i WILD OHKRRY, BLA.ORBKRRY, Ulager. Klmatel and Uraage Brandy. JACOB F. BBIAFFbTB, SeplVtld KO. U CBBTBB squab. rj KML.EN URBAN, AKCH1TC0T, JtO.lOH XABX K1NU BTBBBT, Jait-lmfleedE Lascuter, Fa. tBORS3S (DaYCOUBBB.) MI TM Keystone Holiness College offers yeaag men and Indies a thorenah and practi cal cenrw In all bnslnese branches. Alte Typewriting and shorthand taeghu avemtag M.lcn.sm. Time te complete loll eetuee is I tern e te months. w.n.ateseta, . Xe. West King Street, Sd fleer, Lancaster, Fa. n SIMslS OVKHUOATB. Aathesnvents sdvanetng we have re dneed the prices considerably, our line et BtOMTAUKAUS, KBUSBT htELTuHS, CHINCHILLAS, KI.TSIANB and FUB BBAVKtte, trr storm coats, cannot be e eelled In quality and asserisgfA. ra ase U.ebtiEJti and aseimB stylish cut A. a. auisniTiin, Fine TallerlDg, alO-lydB es Herth qneen atreats. THK GRBATE8T ALL AT REDUCTION OF I H. OERHART'S- Ft HE TA1LOB1NQ. In order V reduce a heavy stock and give employment te tny banes, I wilt make np te order ter tbn remainder of the winter seeaea, all Uaavy-Welitht eutUng, overceating- and Treuaeri neat cost prlee. Here Is a ehanea t setaflrst-clsra article for a small smoent of money. Spectil attention paid te Fnll Dress tutu. II MBBBAHT. Ne. M North Que-n street. jaarenly Direct importing Taber in the City of Lancaster. "VJOTIOEIH HKRRBY QIVKN THAT il an application will be made te the Gov Gov ereor or tee elate et Pennsylvania, en Satur day, rebrnary ?, 1884, at 12 o'clock m., by lien. II. O. Leng, Rebert a. Evans, B. J. atcOrann, Bamuel 11. Beynelds and Adam J. Bberly, under the Act of Assembly or the Common, wealth et Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act te provide for ths Incorporation and regulation of certain corporations," approved. April , 1(74 and the supplements thereto, for tbn charter of an Intsndedoemoratton tone called 'the Lancaster county a mat and sate De posit Company, the character and object of which are as fellows : le rtcetvaand held, en deposit an 1 in trust, and aa security, esttle, real and personal. In cluding the notes, bendi, obligations of states, lndiTldua s, companies and corporations, and the tame te putchase, collect, Kljmtane sct sct tte, sell and dlapose of In any manner without proceeding In law or equity, and for snob Erlce and en such terms as may be agreed en atweenibetn and the parties contracting with them I te make Insurance rer the fidelity of persons holding- places of responsibility and et trust) te Insure owners of real estate, mortgages and etheis Interested In real estate from less by reason of defective titles. Hess and Incumbrances; te receive en deposit for safe keeping Jewelry, plate, stocks, bends, and valuable property of eveiy description, neon such terms aa may be agreed upon t te aet as as signees, receivers, guardians, executer and administrators, and te execute trusts of every description net Inconsistent with the laws of tbe etatfl et Fennsylvanla, or of the United btatrs of Ameilca; te act as agents for the Burpese of Issuing- or countersigning the oer eer flemtea of stock, bends or ether obligations of any cnrpoiailen, association or munici pality. Mate or publle authority, andet re ceiving and managing any sinking fund there of, en snch terms as may he agreed upon t te beeeme aele surety In any eua where by law one or mere sort ties may be required for ths f ttthrel performance of any trust oreffloe t te take, receive and held any ana all such pieces of real prepeity as may have been the subject et any Insurance made by such oempany uud;r thu powers conferred by their charter, ana ine lame 10 grant, nargain, seu, euuTey and dlapese of In such manner as the said company may tee proper. a nd ler these pnrreaea te have, possess snd enjoy all the rights, bwnetlts ana privileges of the said Act of Asauub'.y and !taupplencnts. u,t iiiuaaaasi 1). M0MUL.LKN. Jan'O-ltdTh solicitors. LEANING UP ODD LOI3. J. B. MARTIN &CO. 11 Yea inun fenve a Cerner In riattfl,"wi)3 tioreraMk of a lady custoaeorosshegaitrt en a counter leaded down with plates of all aliei aud descriptions. 3 his let was gain' ercd In fr.m the wart beuse, from under tbe counters, from off the shelves, in f.ct every ether plaee a stray plate could pestlb'y hide, end tbe oellicUon repretents patterns lromalxeit overy ceantry. What kind of 1'lateiT Almest every kind. Oyster, Tea, llreaktast and Dinner 1'Utes lu Sngllih t rr.nted Ware. Uieakfast and Soup Plites in English Decorated Porce lain. Tei, Dinner and Breakfast I'lales In Trench China. Fralt rutes In German and French China, and an Odd Let from the Amerlcin patterns, The Piles Well, ene let, about 13 dozen, aie 4Cc a dozen. They will go te the eirly buyers. Tte ether lets are larger, but time lj net ene plate In the vhcle cMleitlcn that Is net marked at ene hall the former price. A large number of Decorated Covered Dltber, Decarated Meat .natters, aud eTerythlng belonging te a Din ner Sit en the sunojceunter, and a glancs at tie prices will tell you hew am l)us we ar a te get rid of ths Odd Lets. J. B. MARTIN &CO. fumi, Jtc. TDlO MARK DOWN IN ALL Eur and Winter Goods. Owing te the mild winter and an overstock of Wlntsr Uoels, we will inake reductions en all such geeds that will pay you a handsome Interval ea your Investment, AN K LEU ANT LINE Of Ladies' 8c Gents' Furs, dl Every Description. Ilrat Quality floods Only. I'jIccsMuaranteea the Lewest. LU Lite of KOUKb irem t$ a up. TUUNKS. TlUVKI.lNd 11AUS AND UM 1IUKLLA1. "Illgbe.tCath.l'it.e 1'aldfer llawrurs. Stauffer & Ce., 81 At 33 Keith Qumb BtrMt, lAKOAITItsI.rA. irMWAPrMMTJtMMMim. jawMXfWQQM te evcAT era. FAHNESTOCK'S. RfKIKlVSb TODAY, IS REMNANTS OF DESIRABLE LENGTH. aBBkaBBBBaajaBBaaaaBBBaftBaaaMSBMa MSO Tarda of BlatFfOB'B BLAOK AMD WU1TB BtOUBBlKePKIHTSatlKS, ajei yards efjiiHrsaa'g qbbt Mecaaura fbimts at te. t,WTardecf tbe BBST LIGHT FBlXTSates. l.tee Tarda et the BESTeiNOBAhtSatTc 1.eb Tarda FBathbb Ticaure at Ue. lOMTarasBBST SBADC FBATHBBTlOKIKQatttc. .eco Tares BBBT BLB AGBBD BtOSLIK at Be, te aad lee. Tegs her With BaeyThlagelaDBEM GOODS. OASSIMBBM.TABLBLINBK, UQBF FB- CALIB, OABFBTB, 6., ae. FAHNESTOCK'S, MOB. 8S 7 aULsTT KaiO Wt B 1G BARQA1N8 IN DBT GOODS. Big fiednetieiis! 26e Flannels down te 12 l-2e a Yard. 80 Mufllns down te 6 l-4e a Yard. 6O0 White Shirts down te 37 l2e Each. 75e Underwear down te 37 l2e Eaeh. $1.00 Blanketa down te 65e a Pair. 933.00 Plneh Goats down te $80.00 laeh, $5X0 Shawls down te $3.50 Eaeh, $1.00 Lace Curtains down te 60 a pair. - $1 00 Jerseys down te 25c Each, 75c Dress Goods down te 25ea Yard. $3.60 White Quilts down te $2.00 Eaeh. 371.2c Table Linens down te 25c a Yard. 75e Napkins down te 25e a Ucz?n. Charles Stamm, 35-37 North Queen St, BOSTONSTORB. CLOTHING, M ARTIN BRO'H. Toe want te Bey the Cheapest or Hest Your Meney wUl tny, (That's only honest.) We want te bat Id of many things before the next season's opening dsy. llrlng SornQtbieg YeuVant and We Want yenr wants hare te match ents and we'll rave yen money. Many most wantable things have been jrlce pricked and will be sold among the bargain lets. Men's Merine Half Rote, 17c, tbat ion won't have te mend after first wear Cleth Gloves, 13, 19, S and 45 cents. Hee enr 89c Hid Gloves, lined or nntlned. Twe Ieta 8ns ponders, 16e and lee, geed. See the Men's Heavy Working Gloves. Be much rsdnctlen In Underwear te name off, yen would think we were making a figurehead of the newspaper. Any Underwear price yen want te pay will bring yen a big value; 170, 31c, 70c, 890 and st.ffl examples. Koveltles In Neckwear, Bilk satin, S9c, lley's Cashmere Rese, S5e j regular price, 85c. Bey's Flannel Waists, Sio.tSe and G8e ; prices unheard of In Flannels before U07's Extra Breeches. Me wonder we sell them fast. It's the erlce selling them. Beit 12.10 Men's Pantaloons aud 19 CO Suits. MARTIN BRO'S Clothing and Furnishing Gse4it m MU&TH QUHH BT. TylLLIAMKON ft f OSXEB. Dollars Made, Dollars Saved. L:ok te yenr interest and be qnlck te catch en te i he special llaslnvss Bargains new offer ed lu Suits and overcoat! and fantaloens. We are pnshlng ent our surplus stock of Winter Cleihlng at phenomenal prices, ihere Is nothing shopworn or unseasonable, bnt ate nvsb.newandstyllshgarments. The close maraet price is en the garment ticket, enr phenomenal price en ths tag What de yen think of SSOSultaand Overcoats for I16T Your geed Judgment will tell you when yen ase them that they are Bargains. KUBBKKBI KUMBKHS1 We have them In all styles, grades and pi Ices, Via i Men's Buckle Article;, II 00 and upwards. Men's Alaskas at 75a, eta. Men's Bobbers at tie, etc Beys' Rubbers at tee, etc. Ladles' xubbers at Ms, etc. M l'sea' Uubber- at 1'c, etc Children's hubbers at 15c ana S3;. rUKSr Onr prices are our Inducement te tte cu cu tteus buyer te buy these goods at this late day. Wehavemadesneh remarkable cuts en all of these goods that It wilt pay you te buy them new even tt yen don't use thtin till next season. we have Genl'e Genuine Bealskla Caps for S3 53. We have marked seme grades el Fur Trim ming te one half and one-third, et regular priens. All ear Fur Gloves reduced at the rate of from coo te si a pair. All enr stock of Ladles' and children's stuffs and fur Bnbet el every description attbosamereduerd prices, Ucatuebes, felt-ltned.at ajoe. A geed sized Buffalo Kebe, unllntd, for 110 (Cew uebe.) BpedalBaigalns In Furnishing Depaitment, UNDEUWEAK Sect's Fine Camel's Ilatr Under wear at II 50, down from 00. Gent's Fine Atl-Woel Bcartct at IIC0, down from rieu. Gent's Fine All N-itural Weel Underwear at lloe. Gent'a All-Weel Scarlet rnf erwear at 25c and 50c, down from 500 and 75c Gent's 11 eavy Grev underwearat 193 and tie, down from le and 33c GLOVES. Gent's Heavy Buokl'almGlevesalKc, down fieaWJc Gret's Buck Gloves at tCe down from tt 00 Gent sUtavy Leather bleres at ittc, down from oee Mea'ssnd Beys' GIoves at 10c and 150. Williamson" Fester's, M, S4, 36 & S8 E. KING NT.. aNUASTah.t'A. AMD 318 MABKET BT, UfvUiilhtUUW. iA. K8T KITTIKO CORSET. C.B. C. B. a la Spirits C.B. THE BEST Fin INO CORSET IN THE WORLD. rer Bale by Leading Merchants. MaVTBR. BTROTJdB & CO., Mannhtetnrers. OCU5StM,Ts3.' UtBEOADWAT.N.y. ,eew LAttOASTssat, PA DRY UOODS. B AhQAlNa EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS -IN- WATT & SHAN D HAVE MADE A CLEAK1XG PUH0UABE FttOM THE IMPOBrEBS OF 2,800 YARDS I DRAP DE' ALMA In All the Fssulenib'e Celcrs. Ihli Is an excellent quality All-Weel, 40 Inches wide, and has never been sold ler less than seventy flve cents a yard. we ener thsm te day and every day as long as they list at FIFTY GENTS A YAH). FfrZY CBflTS A YAUir. A clear saving te purchase's et 25 cents en each yard Open te day Spring importations of New Embroideries and Table Linens AT LOW 1'UlCKa, AT THE New Yerk Stere. 6, 8 and 10 East b leg Street, LANGASTEB,?A. JTOR HALK OR RENT. $5, l5' 5, CITY BUILDIU& LOTS BECUBED BY FAYING Five Dollars Per Menth THIRrY. FIVE CHOICE LOIS LEFT, At the following Lew FrlM s : 10 Lets for... Iivi e Leta rer lft 8 Lotsfer '.03 s i.otsier... 250 5 Leu for 3(0 All situated In the mett rapidly-growing portion et tbu city, etreet car faellitlM, paved alduwuiks. city water supply, sewerage, gas and electric- light. The cheapest lets new offeredin the city, and bound te Increase in value. Alse, a number of Dwelling Houses en Bams Flan. The bfstchance ever offered ler a person of small means te tecum a home. Apply Imme diately te ALLANA.HEBB, Beat KsUte and Insurance Agent, 108 Estt King etrecL ilAOUINHRY. 1TEAM. STEAM Engines, Belters. Flpe, Valves and Fittings Asbestos aud Uubber Valve aud Hed Facklug, Asbestos and Uubber Sheet and Mill-Beard Facklng. VUXOABESTON Sheet and Uel Packings. Ihe Ftt A Cady Asbestej facted CeckaVnd Asbestos heuewa. hie Ulan Glebe and Angle Valves. meant usera can save money bv buying their anppiies irem us. iha Largest ssei tvteat, the 11' st Goods and the Lewest Frlcei. Atullllnoef Machine, Cap and -et Screws, New and recend-Uauit anglnes and Cellers en hand andlurnlsbed promptly. LIGHT OABTIMGB. By special arrangements we are able te fur ntah Light urey irea Cestings el Superior Quality and Flulsh at Lew Kaus, In guaatl. ties. Alse, Brass castings of every descrip tion. Geed Wrrk, Seasonable Charges, Prompt ness. Central Machine Works U4 4 1S6 NORTH CHRISTIAN ST., LAaeisraa. Fa. aMae-tia French Dress Goods s . ,- &" Hit
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