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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER TUESDAY,' JUNE 11, 1889.
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IOOL DIRECTORS MEET.
SEW Mill IIOlftlZES AM BETEI-
WIS TIE SllAMES F IFFIfERS.
Janltera Will Iteeelve-The Tax
' ttsed at 81s Mill and tke Term
?,Xt ICtcfct and Hair Mouths.
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.CeMttfMA, June II. Tlie flna. meeting
ft school beard was held last evening
m finance commute submitted the an
statement for the year ending June 1,
which Wan referred te the borough
MtAttera. The finance committee was In-
' sxraeted te have 500 ceplesrprinirs. for dla-
triiMUen.
"J, Superintendent lleffmnn reported the
alamJanea of the pupils at the different
ftchoel buildings te the close oft lie term.
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,f rsarasrsnvq ssvie iimiiiv iuiupjiwh-"-b
. Man or 1889, as fellows : iv. r. lyann, j.
M. White, Anna E. Dctr, Anna W. Pink Pink
Itrteu, Edna Qehn, Rinma Sterllne, Allen
?A. Pence, BesetU M. Wcigel, Edllh W.
Pattern, M. Lillian Yeung, Allx-rt A.
ihumUr. Itarrr 11. Kvdc. Katherlne
svBucher.
f$& Superintendent Heffman reported the
-work done during me term, mils amount ameunt
ing te I90.G3 were ordered te le paid.
President Tayler thanked the member for
the courtesy shown him during the term.
The following members of the new beard
were present : Messrs Allisen, Clark, May,
. North. Slade and Tayler. Mr. North was
fZt A- amA A. .1 6 HniHI ta .Mn-t tfl till l
;i Clark, temporary secretary. W. 11. Kaslg,
jrf Thee. L. Urban and M. 8. Wolfe, the
- Dciuy rv-uitvini iiieuiuein iei ji-nii iu-
5 aented their official eertiflcntes of election,
Dr. Tayler was unanimously elected pres
ident and Ij. W. May, secretary.
The secretary's aalary was fixed at $10
per month and fXi for making the tax
duplicate.
The bend of the treasurer was fixed at
$10,000, and the Columbia NHtlennl bank
was elected treasurer.
The aalarles of the janitors were Axed as
fellows :
''Cherry street building, f I7.A0 per month
per annum ; Jehn Kliuglcil, janitor.
Poplar street school, ?20 ier month per
term ; Jehn Welsh, Janitor.
Fifth street school, $10 or month ier
term j Win. linker, Janitor.
Iecu&t street school, $ per month, per
annum ; C. Straw brldge, janitor.
Institute, $5 per month per term and nwi
of the house; Mrs. H. Ieckard.JiiultrcHs.
Opera house, $l.ri per year j K. Mci'ulls,
janitor.
Miss M. E. Hess was. elected librarian at
a salary of $100 per year.
The tax rate was fixed at f mills for gen
eral purposes and 1 mill for sinking fund.
The Ux duplicate will le given totliecol--lactor-sAT
seen as the warrant is executed.
The school term was II xcd at eight ami
one-half mouths.
The salaries of the teachers tt ere fix til at
the same rate as paid last term.
A seven-year-old daughter of llenj.
Rbeades, living at Norwood, gave oue-half
the contents of a bottle of laudanum last
evening te a younger sister. The dese was
tee large and the child freely vomited.
The proper remedies tvere prescribed by
Dr. Mifflin, and the child is nil right this
morning.
Kugiue Ne. 431 and cabin jumped the
tracks in front of the 1. It. It. station lust
evening, tearing up a few plunks.
A game of ball was played yesterday
afternoon between the Ironsides mid High
(Scheel nine. The giime was a geed one.
and the former wen by a score of H te 7.
The Little Workers' Mission Hand efthn
Presbyterian Sunday school will held a
strawberry festltal this evening at the
heuse of Dr. A. L. Slevcr.
'The funeral of Jacob Klines was held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from St. Jehn's
Lutheran church, and ttus ery largely at
tended. The Columbia lted and dun club.
"rjioed of Locomotive Kuginuers and
n, ana empleyes ei the 1. It. It.
s were tery largely reineseiitisl.
Jeseph Campbell the circus performer,
be was arrested for heluir counectml in
the riot of .Saturday night, was taken te
Jail yesterday afternoon for trial at court.
fleorge Thompson, Dr. N. A. N. Kevser,
W. B. Sands, Jr., und F. O. Klrktveml,
Daltlmere bicyclists, urilvisl In town Inst
night eu reute ter Niagara Fulls.
The Prohibitionists will meet tills e cu
ing at 8:30 o'clock te iirraugt) I'm tliocUv tliecUv tliocUv
tieu. The fund for the Johnsten u people
amounts te $1,M4. I'lte hundred ilellais
has been scutte Ixk'U llaveu and thobul thebul
ance te Jolitutevv u. ' !
VKOWNED IN A HA M.
A Idtlle I'lilladclphla Girl' Sud Dentil
at Iranian I'lacu.
A very kvI drowning aivldeiit, in m hlch
a little Thllndelphllt girl was the Ictlm,
occurred en .Monday afternoon at I.ctimau
Place.
lltn. Rellly, the lfu of O. W. ltcilly, u
conductor for t'ie l'ennsylvaiila railroad In
the Fhlladelplia yanls, is u duughter of
Mahlen 11. Ier:er, who for j cars has been
engineer in charge of the pumping station
at Leauiau Place, for the railroad ceuiMny.
Fer several duys jast Mrs. Ucllly has lnn'm
en a visit te her father. She as accoui acceui accoui
pauled by her little daughter, Anna Ullru
beth, who mm three and a hair years old.
pn jMenduy afternoon the hild accom
panied her grandfather te the engine house,
us she had done before. Whlle Mr. Mercer
was working around the engine the child
disappeared. Mr. Mercer suppesed tliLt
she had gene, te the house and lie returned
thereto leek for her. She was net found
end the grandfather went back te the eiiglue
house. He made a seuiWi und te his
horror found the lifeless body of the little
one floating in the dam, Inte which it had
accidentally fallen. An alarm was gUcn
and the body w us taken out and re m tsl
te the heuse.
Deputy Corener Henry II. llelner Im
pannelled a jury consisting of fi. K. Hvnl.
'Nathcrilel Trout, Jehn .Shadier, O. N.
WorstTlllehard McCarthy ami Frank I Jdiy.
They held an inquest this morning and'u
verdict of accidental death was rcudt'ied.
A DEAD CHII.l) 1'Ol'XII.
Twe Little Uey l'lck Up a ltutiy 1'rein
the Water Street Mter.
Tlie heutheru section of the city was
excited this morning, and all of the old
omen if ere set te gossiping ei er the find
ing of the dead body of a b.isy. About 0
o'clock Samuel Hellew and Jehn Fry, two
little boys, were searching for base balls at
the mouth of the big Water street hew er,
Just below the old Morocco factory, hhh
stands at Seuth Water and West Straw
berry streets. They saw some object in the
water, and feuud it te be the body of a dead
Child. They dragged It ashore, and It wus
placed upon the bauk and covered w Ith a
bag. All forenoon crowds of peuple.meMly
Women, visited the place out of curlesllv
and took a leek at the remains, aud when
the mills left put at neon there wus a great
'" rush. The body is that of a female thlld,
t and it is supposed te have been stillborn
I tt and about six months old. It was In all
- nrebabilitv thrown into the seu crriHimr
yhl tin Invn. nml irua u'mkIia.1 ilmpn nn.n ..nb
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; K ener was notified te held an iuuucst.
This afternoon Corener Henuinan Im
panelled a Jury aud held sn Inquest. An
examination of tlie child was iiuule by Dr.
Iteleulua. lie said that it w as between six
aadMveu mouths old. It had beeu born
? ;V aUvtkud probably died from natural causes.
' Wbee feuud the child had a piece of rag
; around IWueck.aud it Is likely that a stone
,, hd bu at the ether end. The Jury found
rlhMttWMachlldef premature birth and
V'tfcat U had Iteeu thrown Inte thn seu
f 9Mtey was tajtwi te the almshouse for
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THAIIE IN TOBACCO.
Hie New Verk Market Improving, Whlle
Lecal llustncwi tn Dull.
Tlie local tobacco market for the lwst
eck was dull. Only a few hundred cases
of old telmcuu were sold In small lets te
cigarmakcrs.
A few small packings of the 1888 crop
were sold during the week te New Yerk
dsalera en private terms, some of which
was for expert.
Tlie freshets mined the grew lug tobacco
In the islands en the Susquehanna In Ly
coming, Clinten and ethor counties in
Central Pennsylvania and lit the flats Im
New Yerk Mate. Lancaster county tobacco
that escaped the flood leeks u ell.
Xew Yerk Market.
Frem Hie IT. 8. Totincce Journals
The market the past week may le consid
ered te hate been fairly net he. Old gecsls
are moving off rapidly and as rapidly the
inquiries for the new goods are Increasing.
There are hardly any cholce lets of old
?;oeds left te make any falr-alzed selections
mm. The scattering sales amount te
1.VSU0 cases, and we predict an early sale of
the available wrappers of the new crops.
Anether Inscription of a few thousand
liales of Sumatra took lilac at Amsterdam
en Thursday, but it Is hard te keep track
of tlipni new. The changed elicy of the
Dutch MeatHchapplJcn In regard te the in
scriptions secnta te work llke a charm and
our American buyers are roped in Just as
charmingly as any unsuspicious fly has
ever Ix-eu draw n into the w el) by the most
mischievous snider. The eer-blddlng
gees en Just as lustily as ever, but the dan
cer threatens much less from the ever-bidding
than from the overbuying. At the
rate liuvlug is going en new we uilt Im
ort at least 40,(i0l) bales and such a quan
tity nt iinprcccdentedly high prices must
surely become a ding In the market.
Meuuwhlle the old stock en hand Is selling
eir quite smoothly. Sales for the week 30u
bates.
The Havana market remains In a geed,
healthy condition. Oier l,UOl lwlcs were
dlsiiescd of. Nnbedv will exer repent of
laying In a geed substantial stock of the
88 crop. Theurapiers of this crop are
becoming scarce already and the new- creii
will hardly be (It te take Its place. Though
plentiful the new crop Is sine net te gie
the satisfaction the crop of the last two
years did.
Frem the Tobacco Leaf.
There seems te be morn tobacco selling
the Kist week than for some time All
kinds were sold. New Onondaga sold te
some extent, also Pennsylvania and Wis
consin. Oue thing Is certain, there will be
mere dtminnd for expert than there has
Ihjch for many years. Thousands of cases
have been sold for nxert nlroedy of new
tobacco. This leeks well for u gesl trade.
The sales of Sumatra rciKiried are 3M
bales, at $1.2.' te I.1X. The new' tobacco
has been the recipient of much attention,
and several sales w ere made.
1,000 bales of Havana were sold at (Wc te
$1.12. The higher grades of goods are being
mere sought after, aud prices satisfactory
te sellers are being obtained.
OniiH Itopert.
Sales of scisl leaf tobacco reported by J.
S. dans' Sen, tobacco bioker, Ne. 131
Water street, New Yerk, fur the week end
ing June luth:
SOD cases 1888 New Fngland seed leaf,
p. t. j 40li cases 18S7 Wisconsin Havana, 111
te 13c. j 310 cases 1887 l'ennsylvaiila seed
leuftt te I3c; l'JI cuscs 1887 state Havana,
1.1) te HV. ; 130 cases 1887 New Kngluuii
seed und Havana, 13 te .'!0c. ; 150 cases sun
dries !i te 30c. ; total, 1,1 In cases.
The Philadelphia Market.
1'reMi theTolmrce I-af.
Handlers of leaf suitable for cigar pur
poses would be quite busy if they could fill
the requirements of seekers, but the sleck
is net here, nor auvwl)cie else, In any
desirable quantity. This has become such
an Incontrovertible fact that the examina
tion of lookers' samples of the '88 creii has
become quite general, and some purchases
are made subject te approval by Ins-iecters'
samples, prices are held firm, but net
high.
New Sumatra is selling, but old has the
preference,
Havana iiuneseir steadily at full llgures.
Hecelpts for the week IS) cases Connec
ticut, 387 ciiscs I'euiisylxuulu, 'J7 cases
Ohie, 3'J cases Little Dutch, 3.T.I cases Wis
consin, IIS) cases Yerk state, 10.1 bales Su
matra, 208 bales Havana and 187 hints Vir
ginia and Western leaf tobacco.
Sales prove te he : Mi cases Connecticut,
400 cases l'ennsylvaiila, 18 cases Ohie, 42
discs Little Dutch, 387 cases Wisconsin, 01
cuses Yerk state, 87 bales Sumatra, i!M
bales Havana.
lllil for u County llrhlue.
The county commissioners ekmicI bids
te-day for the construction of an Iren
bridge ever Kelly's 1'ieck, In Murlle town
ship near MeCall's Ferry. hollowing
w ere the bidders :
Masonry : I.S. Mllllken, SJ.SOpei peieh j
tlisj. L Jones, Z1U ; II. F. Wnith, und W.
H. ltelulcr, $i25; Peter Patih, ii.
Sil'H'rstrueiure : Pittsburg Itiidge com cem
pany, $910 j Variety lien works, Cleve
land, $!!-; King lien llriilge company,
$0.V) j Douitheru A Sen, J0i'., jsil ei $725
according te plan selected.
TliticemiiilsMluueiHUVvaidcd the ceutiuct
fur the masonry te Peter 1'uteh and fei the
s iporstructure te Deuithiuii A Seu,
JACOns INSANE.
Til at Is tlie Conclusion Iteachi'il Ity an
Inutility Kxpert.
Dr. lliush, of Klrkbrlde's insane asy
lum, Is of opinion that James II. Jueebsls
Insane. His testimony taken boi'eio Jehn
W. ApjKl, notary piililic, will be presented
before the beard of utrileiis en Thuisday.
Dr. lliush Isceusldeicd one of the best
authorities en insanity in the ceuutiy, and
en ills conclusions counsel for .lucebs w ill
rely for commutation of the death sentence
of Jacobs te impiiseiimcut. Dr. lliush
made the examination of Jacobs' mental
condition by direction of Slierllf llurk llurk
helder with the sanction of the county
cominlsklener.
A Child's Viinim Escape.
An elghti eu-iiieutla-jld child of Amu
7itth ltliHH'r, an empleye of the Pennsyl
vania riilliead, who resides at llollemeiito,
made n narrow cscuh from death yester
day. It was playing in the yard anil wan
dered out iisin the lalliead tiucks, which
nte close te the house. A locemotiv e came
by ami strut k the child, knocking It fiein
the track. It was picked up and carried
Inte the house and was net even uncon
scious. Dr. Leauiau was sent for and he at
tended the child's injuries. There Is an
ugly scalp wound, but theinjuiy Is net
serious.
II lull school Alumni.
The eighth annual leuuleii of Ihealuiuiil
of the high school will be held en Frlduy
evening, June 28, at F.slileiitan'shall, from
8 te 10:30 p. in. The class of s; w ill be
given u reception und admitted as mem
bers. The reunion will be of an iiifeunul char
acter, und abundant opportunity will be
ullbnled for ws'lal Intercourse and conver
sation, Interspersed with music ami re
freshments. A Cuke et -Manulact iiivit tec.
This afternoon a very large cake of ice
was left ut the Im !.i.i.iai:.M'i.it office. It
came from the iee muiiufucteiy of Jeseph
Haellucr, at the Fmpiie blew e'ry en l.eeut.1
street, which is under tlie management of
Jehn T. Kuupjv, The Ice wus geed, being
as kelld aud clear hs any ever fiezeubya
natural process.
Neighbors Quarrel,
Tlmddcus Henry has been ptesccutisj
lefere Alderinau Darr for thrcuteuliig te
de bodily harm te Martha Fells; aud Sarah
Henry for usuiltlng and thre itenliig .Mar
tha. Tlie accused gave bail for a hearing.
Luuca4ter Cai.sU.
There will be an adjourned inciting of
Lancaster ilassls in the First Hefermed
church, this city, te convene en ThurMlay
aftcrnoeu at 3 e'chsk.
Suit About Wutr Itluhls.
Cliarles Itrungard and Jacob Helnrhh
hed some difficulty about the ue of water
from a well of water used jointly by them.
The one jiarty se obstructed the pump ljd
that the ether could net enjoy his privileges.
The result Is a suit for malicious mischief
before Alderman Halbach.
JXI CI ran test by the Heglater.
The following letters weie granted by
the register of wills for the week ending
Tnesday, June 11 J
AnMi.MsTnATiei. .tames J. IIisli, ilo ile
ceased, lale of St. Themas, West India j
Win. T. Hecli, cit', adniliilstrater, d. b. n.
c. t. a.
Jacob I.eaman, deceased, Inte of t-aceck
township; Jacob II. aud Frank K.Ix-amali,
Lmceck, adnilnistralers.
Andrew Zercher, deceased, late of Coner
toga township; Jacob Zercher,lCast Denegal,
and Christian 11. Miller, Conestegs, ad
ministrators. Israel Heffman, deceased, Info of Breck
nock tewhshlp; Lydia Heffman, llrck llrck
nei'k, administratrix.
Tjmtamkxtary tl. S, Fry, deceased,
late of Fast Coeallce township j llebecea
Fry, Fjist Cacalicj, executrix.
Oeorge W, llrewn, deceased, Inte of Ijui
raster cltyj Mary F. llrewn, city, execu
trix. llurbnra Shirk, deceased, lal or West
Fjirl tewnshlit; Isaac Shirk, West Karl,
oxecuter,
Kliralielh Fairer, decensisl, late of Lan
caster city; A, C. Helmrhl, citv, executer.
Why Simar Advances.
WsKlilngten Dispatch toDsltlinereHiin,
The housekecerH throughout the coun
try are complaining at the steady increase
In sugar, It having Jumped up several cents
per iiennd during the mst few weeks.
While in the treasury department a
few days age, the iS'itu corresjiondcnt In
quired of a prominent official the reason
for the advance complained of. He
Is well acquainted with the customs
laws and has made a study of the
stipur question, having furnished consider
able information te members of Congress
during the tariff debate of last year. He
states that the sugar trust realizes that Con
gress will have te de something towards
removing the duty from sugar at the next
session, and therefore thny propeso te run
sugar up te the highest notch before Cen-
frresH has an opportunity te Interfere In
lehalf of the' consumers. In ether words,
the sugar trust has determlmsl te rob the
people whlle they have the chance.
Accidentally Shet.
Last livening Geerge lx.'1'ev or, of Mul
berry street, and I'dvvard Sand, of Lemen
street, were returning from a gunning trip
in the country. At Dlllervllle, Le fever
run about thirty yards ahead of
his companion after atraln, but did net get
en. Sand was carrying a Hubert illle,
which by souie iiccideut was dis
charged. The ball struck a stoue en
the railroad, and, glancing off, hit
Lefever in the back, under the
right slinulilcr-hludc, causing it painful
wound. Sands extricated the bullet and
when they canto te Ijincastrr Dr. ICiiiurd
dressed the wound.
Celcriiln Scheel AMUIm.
The Celcruln school beard organized en
Monday by the election of Samuel Me Me
Cleniighuu as president, W. II. Hegg as
secretary and Jeseph Fenny as secictiity.
Following urn the iipsilntineuts of
teachers : Harmony, l'.mma Miiule ; Hepe
1). L. Hartrler; Wlilte Plain, Charles
Jenes; Mount I'den, Lydia L. Werth;
Union, Mary Andrews; Kesedale, Helle
Patterson; Salem, Maltle Scott ; Pleasant
Oreve, Annie Swisher; Amity, Sadie
Cllngham.
A Pleasant Picnic.
The pit iili; ut Kuapp's v Ilia yesleiday af
ternoon was very largely attended by
people of this city and It was a veiy pleas
ant allulr, passing oil' veiy quietly.
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Plenty of Disorder.
There weie quite a number of lights en
Maner stieet by drunken men last evening
betw ecu 7 and 8 o'clock. The disorder w as
gi eat, and there were no arrests for want
of policeman.
SENSIBLE MEN.
A MATTLK TIICV SHOl'LU CONSIDER CAKE
lll.LV. Till". I'l.ANTO" AHOI.ISIITIIE EVIL."
Net feasible, lis It Would Tread " n Mon
ster In Secret Places Which Would
Appear In it Mere Hideous Ferm
In Iho Viituru.
'Til I. TAXATION' EVIL.
Tlie iiiore the V (iters etl'rniiH) I v aula cenxlilcr
the Prohibitory Aiiiciuliiieiit, tlie mere glaring
Its liicnicilkteiirtt'i, Injustice anil mimiseimtil.i
rlmiuctcr uie lireuiilit Inte trvv. Ililm-s net
take a mmihUjIe IhiIim-sh man Ieiir te fenn an
opinion us te the ceiim-iiiumiccs of tlie udoptleii
of tlie meuitire, while tlie tnilustrleusaiiil Intel Intel
llKent riirinir, the capitalist unit the property
heltler in enet a wlilt hehllut lilui In reiii'liilin
llich eoiuliihleiiH. 'they inn) be alt teiiiHronei teiiiHrenei
men, unit very ireK-rly be eiss.etl te the In
discriminate sulu of liitntlcutliii; Illinois, but
after serious eonilileratleii anil llienniuli In
qulry Inte the iiuestltin, they are ceaiH-llcil In
ni'l(ii(ilcili;i tliut the proposed plun fir"abe.
KhllilT the evil" Is net ft aslble, since It would
result 111 a nlclii of I'landcstluc Killing mat
drinking of llijiier suuiKKltsl Inte the state,
tlicrtbylum'a.lngitriiuki'uuei.lu tlie very face
of the law'iktabllslu'd fur Its, prevent Inn. 'I lie
sec that InMind of" rruahlnc the life out eftlic
hjilra," as the orators of the niuisuresuy lliey
will de, under Its working the progeny of the
" monster " wilt Is'bnsl In secret ilacesuudii
H'iir In due time te ev.rrim thecoiiimenweiiltli
in Kic.ilcr uuiuls.-rs and mure lildeens and re
pulsive fm in.
1UI. TVXATIOV I VII.
Hut while this would lie one of the rcMillliiif
evils -the prime one In fart-there looms up
anutliir which the business inuu, fariuer, capi
talist und property holder are sure te keep In
slllht and meinery w lieu they se te the (sills en
the Isih of June, uiiinrl) that of Increased
Taxation I This U no huifbciir gotten up te
frlijliten tliiild people Inte vetliit; iifulnvi the
Aineuiliiicnt and net se undersliHsl by lutein,
gent und observant men. Te carry en Hlate,
County mid Municipal affairs, time must i.
revenue, and tlne wlioare te derive the beiiellt
of fissl government must support It, and
they w he ure most largely Interested of course
will pay mere te the Htale ert'llj Treasurer
than they who have little lncemc.Taxciiuluii)
In this Slate fall iisu cupltal, however In
vestts.1, iiiut capital thus maintains the Com
monwealth unit the Munleluillt). The mer
i haul, the hankrr, the liianurarturer and the
agriculturist arc capitalists, as are ull trades
men, large or small, and fiein them the levc
nue Is derlvtsl which siipsirts geveriiiueut, de
velops public Improvement und festers our
Public Institutions. 'I hose all fisd the pressure
and they uuttirully will ms-Ic te relieve them,
selves of the burden us fsr us passible. Conse Cense
qucutly the mechanic uml werkhigimiu will
fisd the ettis-ts or the tuxutieu en Ids emplejer
bj reduced wages, while the real estate owner
will establish Ilia relief bv adding te tlie monthly
rent of his teiiunls. In like inaiiner ull the
humbler walks Of life III be compelled te help
endure the burdens phu-cd upon their em em em
plo)ers by the unnatural, unJiiMlrlatile taxation
fenssl upon them probably by a ulggardl) ma.
Jerlly of "these who elisI" en tlie Amend,
incnl-iiel "by a majority" of the voters of
lYiiiuelvuulu. ij
AS ils-ll-alr Prohibition ims'tlug will be held
at Iho corner of Duke und North .tritls te.
morrow (Weduesda) evciilui; at h e Im k, te be
itddressed by Itev.M. D.W.Hmllh, A.C. Leenard
Itev.Thes. II. Wlll.en, and ethers. jj '
Jlfrttlte.
Kvi.K.-June in, IWi llt this City, l.vdla Pulk
wlfeel UiHieuce Talk, In lierSUt jiur.
The relatives und friends of the fuiullv ure
respeitfull) Invited te utlend the funeral, from
in i uiiMj.iiiu s resilience, .-se. 3W txiuth Prims-IriH-t,
en Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Intenneutut Wetslward Hill cfmclerv.
Bmrsaii.-In this city, en th leth Inst
Henry ISertschl, In IlieWli jeumr lil.uge. '
'Hie relatives and friends of the family ere
rt spertfully invited te attend the ruiieral, rrem
lil late residence, Ne. fX Poplar Unci, en
Thursday urterneuunt 2 e't hs. k. Interment ut
Ien's einctery,
lilarltcte.
l'hlladelphlH l-rodiice .Mark it.
1-11iL.Ai1e1.rj11
IViiu'a upers
1IIA, June lt.-Noen-Klour dull
?rs, as7S-J7,i: ultra, 27,3, "j-i
ii ; roller, tin (75 ; putiut
lumiiy, 1 iui
1 1 7.'.i.1 "V
..Wheat dull; Ne. 2 lied 10: Ne. 1
IVnu'a I ted We. ' -""
Cern weak 1 Ne. 2. !2c.
,..Vxttedffl:e: Su- Wh,,e 3le-'
JJale4 hay dull; UWSISuQm te qnallty; I
timothy 12004IS00 for choice; nilxisl, 11613 SO:
bnhsl rj r st raw lite 15 m.
llutter dull; iPenn'a rrramcry extra,
lite ; Pcnn'a firms extra 19.
Kates dull ; Penh's first IV
Chi-cM!, weak j part aklnis &i7J; full skims
I" jtfeleuiii te,iclr ; tcflnwlMn bbl t $0.
I'oUtedi ilrm atil MUi W 0) per bbl ler nw
crop.
i V
Llr Hteck Markets.
CnirAoe, June IO-.-lteelpts, IfUOO; shipments
2JV0 1 market lilflier ; breves, ft Mat M ; ulcers,
H fi0r4 2'iJ stiskers and IWslem, tikXMW;
eews. ttutchcrs' aud mixed, f I aOuf-3 25 ; Texas
rattle, II "te J).
lley llecs-lpM, 20,0(10 :hlmrnU, MOOO mr
kct steady ; mixed, W 30144M: lienvy,Ha)l
llglit.lt.'intlMi skim. tiUxtt l.
Hhrep-ltecclnts, 7,000 : stilpineiils, 10 fn); mar
ket steady: natives, M avMO); Western shorn
riMMtIS; Texans, H OM in; Iambi, 1100
te 1.1 Zi.
East Lmr.HTT. Cattle nccclpts.lHO; slilp
ments, ee; market ery dull; hut few selllne
for lack of tm rrs en account of railroad facili
ties being affected.
Hec Ilccelpta, .1000; shipments, llOD,
market slew; all grades. U wvjt 00 ; no hues
shipped te New Yerk te-dav.
8lnss lUvrlpU, 8,200: shipments, 4W0; tnsr
kct slew; prlme.ltivatW, fnlr te goetl,tnidt
4 10 ; common, 12 tsVaJ SO ; lambs, M7.
lttv bwertlermcnte.
aseLirrEbV vmiK.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
( it
Til IHpewrtnr never varies. A marvel of pn
rlty, strength and wholesemonuss. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold In romslltleii with the multitude
of low test, short weight, uluin r phosphate
mailers. filil only in aim. Hoval Hakike
Pewiii k Ce., 10U Wall slrcit, New Yerk.
nmrtl-lydilyvT
rrfin: Mtmr itkritEHiiiNci dhink in
1 warm wi-iither la tart wine. We have Pure
California ltrd and White Wines for JO cents,
large bottles; IIM) js-rdnrcn Isittles.
ltOIIItElt'HIJQirOltHTOUE,
Ne. 22 Centre Hipiare, laincitstcr, Pa.
AN1EU-A tlOOl), UKI.IAI11.K (TTltL
for ceneral housework In 11 ramlly of
th rrs'. Please cull at
JelUltd ;'i2NOHTH PltlNCKhT.
"w-
ANTKD.-A CHAMIIEItMAlI). MUHf
alve reference. A mile at
lit NO. 2V. WES r KINO HTIIEET.
w
ANTKU-A IltEHHMAKEIt.
APPLY
ul.Ti'i Charlette street.
ltd
E
jinjivsi min,r-A 1 viiw ur .iiiii.r-1
li caintelhe liremlses of the undersliriiiHl
en lust Haturday. The owner Is requested te
call, prove presrty, and pay costs, or they will
he sold aoeei'dlmr te lavr. 1
MJKUItOKII. WUJJsON, J
lid Wheatland. n
TC. lb llAltll'H.
HEAl'TlKl'Ii PltliSENTH
Hill
HCIIOOb AND COI.I.EOE UllADUATlis.
It
-ri: i'auuytiik I.AiteirlmK.'K of'
V Plssand Kine Hmeklug Tobacco In the
city. Wisslen I'liH's uUc and KsMtich, Ueiiu
Inn Meerschaum I'lisw at 'iic. each.
DKMUTH'H ClUAItHTOIlE,
alS-tfdlt 111 East KIiir Street.
SlIKAI-'KEIt H l.lliUUIl HltlHE, 15 CENTIIK
tHilJAKE.
PUEE RYE WHISKY.
My own distillation. seplVtrd
CI HEAT INDUCEMENTS TO RUIME11S
r ANDllllTC.HEIlS.
1 he unoccupied stalls In the Southern Market
Heuse will be rented te Farmers from this time
te .la unary 1, HiStl, at the rate of r.-VHer said
term or at 60 cents sr month. Uutrhers' Stalls
at SVne for said term erll.ui ier month.
Ity order of the Heard of lllrrelnrs.
.IOSKPH HAHN1SH, President.
II. I.. KitAll.KV.Secretnry. llAllililtw
rTiokeTrr" keit"liu)mpitKHEnvT:
J tour Heal Skin Coats, Woolen (Jcssts unit
hursby puttliii: them In Anil-Meth Hags. A
(crtuln und sure protection. Ker sale only at
COCHHA.VH Dltlin STOHE,
Nes. ITT A l' North Queen St., l-aneastcr, Pu.
Alse lu large stK'k,w hhh I will sell at bottom
prices, Camiiher, Camphorlue and Tar Paper
met the sticky kind) te preset't e cloth I iik from
Moths. Tu.lh,SH
fTtDIICATIONAb. "
Jli 't he Kej stone Iluslness Cetlege, whose'ut whese'ut
tendance wus tlie largest known for tlie 1st term
In the history or Iluslness Colleges, Is prepared
te give a mere thorough und practical course
I linn ever for .S, Day Course; fJO, Evening
Course. Wc Maud 011 merit and thoroughness.
W. I). MOMHEIt, Prln.,
tfd.tvv Id N. Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
OI T Y ""fA X 1HS0.AN A II ATEMENT l)V "il
ls?r cent, will be iillevved en nil City Tux
paid en or before July 1, lssii. Oillce hours : N 11.
m. te IJ in., and 1 te :l p. in. ilnllc. On .Monday
and Saturduj the outer will be open In the
evening from 7 te 1 o'clock.
J. II. KATIIFON,
Je,'H20dll CltyTnasunr.
lJllllLlOSALr- ""
On Wednesday, June 12, 1889,
AT 2 OCLOC.;tM.i:VFeA vlSiV LAUOE
YELLOVV PINE
MARKET STALLS,
belonging te the Clty.ut the Central llrket
Houses.
VSALE POSITIVK. t.
, , . JOEL L. HAINUM,
JclOVtH Chulrmuu Market Committee.
T II. MAltllN A. CO.
JUNE SALE.
t i
Wiiei.i'am.i: Rkductiens
or
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
One let of ICecclilin's French
Satines, reduced te 19c a yard ;
former price 35c a yard.
Full width Dress Satines, re
duced from i2cte 1 eca yard.
New patterns of 10c Satines,
reduced te Sc a yard.
Yard wide Dies-, Batistes,
reduced from i2c te 7c a
yard.
Dress Lawns, 4 and 5c a
yard.
Dress Challies, 5, 8 and 10c
a yard.
t
One, let of Dress Ginghams,
former price 10c, reduced te 5c
a yard.
J. 13. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
Item bttertimfMl.
SCHOOL TAX, IM,-TIIE DUPLICATE IS
new In the lianda of the Trwuurer. Three
per cent. efTlfpnld ttcfure August 1. Office hours
from V a. m. till I p. m.
. MVT. O. MAlllfALTTmuurrr.
ni)-28wdll Ji, 12 centra Wqearc.
fVn fiOLDEN LION AND MIA QUF.NDA
J Cigars, Sc etrsrs, are hand made with lone
Clear Havana Killers. or and IOT. boxes.
llKMUTHS CIUAR STOKE,
alS-tfiltl 111 East Kln Street.
CANEH.-EXCLITSIVK STYLES IN ACA
cla, IVnainc, Welscliel, Cherry and Malac
ca, mounted In sllrcr and Itrenze.
DEM UTH'S CIUAR STORE.
alS-tMH 111 East KlngstreeU
TJKNHV MLAliail IS I'REl'AHED TO
in. make te order at short notice any kind of
furniture for house or office. Hard weed work
a specialty. npatrlng or furniture neatly done.
Cphelstcrlnt In all Its depertments.
IIKNRY SIAUOH,
inKKImdTnlHIl 131 East Grunt Street.
ESTATE OF AMOS FUNK, LATE OF
Lancaster township, deceased. Ittem of
adml nlttratlen ensald estate having been
f runted te the undersigned, all persons Indebted
hereto are requested te make Immediate pay
ment, and these having claims or demands
KKslnst the Mine, will present them without
delay for settlement te the undersigned, resid
ing In and near Lancaster.
SUSAN A. FUNK,
SAMUEL UROFF,
Administrators.
HrtewM A Hfmsfl, Attorneys. inlt-UdTiilt
"INSTATE OF SAMUELCHAULfX. I.ATE OF
ill tlie city or Ijvncaster, deceased. let
ters of administration en said estate having
been fronted te the undersigned, all person lu
debttsl thereto are requested te make Immedi
ate payment, und thou having claims or de
mands ugalhst the same, win present them
without delay Ter settlement te the under
sinned, residing lu Pequra township, Ijinraster
county. ELIK. MYLIN,
Administrator.
IX D. NeiiTlf, Atternev. lny7-0tdTu-
TTENRY WOLF,
FURNITURE STORE,
tins removed te IM East King street, having a
Mil Hue of Funiltare of every description at tlie
lowest prices. Alse Undertaking promptly at
tended te. Call ntid examine our piKKls.
aS-tfdll 71. WOLF, 1.10 Kasl King Street.
u
NDEUTAKINU.
W. T. S. GABLE,
(Successor te L. It. Rete.)
Having purchased the business of the late L.
It. Itetc, I am prepared teglte strict uttcntlnu
te all orders Intrusted te my euro. 1 managed
Mr. Rete's business during his Illness, and am
prepared te guarantee satisfaction.
iiivlff-lnitin W. T. S. a A1ILE.
-10ANIISHK "
The flrcut Flchlct Ti relluu Warblers, at
Maennercher Garden I
New Performance EtcryEvenlng.
I jidles without escort and miners net admit
ted te the garden.
In ease of Inclement weather concerts will hn
held lu Ma-niiereher Hull. Therefore none need
hesitate te t Islt these celebrated Tyreleans.
JcMiud L. PFAEVLE, Prep.
SHIRTS t SHIRTS I THREE HUNDRED
samples of Flannels te pick from made te
order from J2.2i te $a.M. Thoroughly shrunk.
White Shirts, uiiluundrled,3.Hcundti0c tour own
make, hand worked buttonhole, and lit guar
anteed, unliitindrled,7.ric; can't be sold elsevt here
for f 1.00. Your measure taken and llt guaran
teed rrem Jl te S2. Silk Shirts, Silk Hosiery,
Underwear, and a complete Hue of Men's Uu't
fittings. TROUT & SHANK,
Hhlrt Manufacturers and Men's Outfitters,
110 North Queen Stieet.
, luaras-lydit
EVAN A SONS.
These Are Trying Times.
Ye, I hey ure Irj Ing times In niere voices than
one ; und every gixsi housewife knows the dlltl
culty of hat Ing kihmI, sweet bread In very het
nullicr. Hut this tusk may be rendered com cem
iiarntlvely easy by huvlng the right kind et
Fleur, und every olio who has used It admits
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Is Hie Right Kind. Try II, and You'll lluy lp
Levan & Sens,
MERCHANT MILLERS.
US-lyd
TLINN HltENEMAN.
Ref r iger a.t ors
Facts Werth Considering!
The ute of lec, ouce regarded as a luxury, has
become almost mil v civilly an liupenulve iieces
sll. Te iiiuke this Ice the most serviceable, n Ite Ite
filgcruterts nivded.
The qualities sought III n Hcrrlgeialer are
pirJrrti(fei of H'rIshuble fissts and all eeonuml eeenuml
enf me e fee.
'the economical use of Iee dceiids usm the
principle inielrrtl, the coiKfrucrieu of the lte lte
frlgeruter, uud lu ulillthij ull tke cold ulr.
.The principal causes of decay lu meats uud
fen 1 1 h are il.immdj und turning trteiwrature,
causing the. expansion uud contraction of tis
sues whkh hasten ilecuy ; heme a ilriatinot ilriatinet
)!ierr and uitlurnt trmi'rrulurr conditie te their
preservation.
The Alaska Is constructed upon strictly
Mflrnlijlc principles, by which law rrmperiirure
and tlriinrti tif nirnru ualurull) and luevllubly
ebtaliusl.
The Alaska possesses tin) enli pmtlslen
ehambcr free from tsler.
The Alaska produces a ifrj, cuht ulr, whtili
no ether Kefrigerater ran de.
Tlie Alaska has presort ed riA cenj per
fectl for Mire uerkt In hottest weather.
The Alaska produces better results with lest
icf than any ether Refrigerator.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
152 N. QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
T
tllE PEOPLES CASH h.OHE.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS !
NOW 1IK1NO OFFERED AT
The People's Cash Stere.
A Large Let of l'lne Quality
KniliKililerics iu White, Cream
und color, at exactly half of
what they are market!. This U
is a bijj fill in price, lmt tt tvant
te iviluce stuck.
Clt'iiulne French t-utliifs at UUi
nml 25c, rt'iliKvil from 'i'ie ami
H7f, 'lleiueiiiU'r we hae a tvp tvp
ulntieii mi French &ttiiie.
When we say Frencli te tin
net m'H you American goods.
Zephyr Oliiglianis in excel
lent tishurtiiifiit of r-lyh-s, at '2(K;
'Sm, 8 le, :i7je.
One let Fine PartiMtU, Uuight
ut a great sacrllliv, will U Mild
at sFl.7.1, jien anil j.1.6tl. Hcgu
lar pi lew of these gud, J'UiO
te flll.00.
Gee. F. Rathven,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET.
ruartflydU
Stem 3Utcrt.rmritt.
H
AdERA HROTHER.
SUMMER JJPHOLSTERY !
Wtf Imve laid In a Varied Stock of HUMMER UPHOUSTERINO MATERIALS, with alltbt
necessary Flxturei, and are new prepared te fill all orders fur
NOVEL LIGHT WEIGHT STUFFS FOR SUMMER DRAPERIES.
Linen Slip Cevers,
Window Awnings,
Linen Fleer Cevers,
China Mattings,
Mesquite Canopies,
Wire Sereens.
We also Cever and Drape Pictures, Mirrors and Chandeliers with Tarlatan.
giiamnleiii'werk1 '" Ur emp,ey ere C3tP"lcnccd In Hie bIwte brancliei of UpheIiterliiR, and we
All Orders for Hummer Upholstery Werk will receive careful uud prompt attention.
HHG6R St BROTH6R,
Neb. 25-31 West King Street.
Stem 3HwcrttBCwer.t.
A-
N ARTICLE THAT IS MADE OF THE
purest material and never rails te satisfy,
lid Flower Bouquet.
ITIOR SALE CHEAP.-ONE SET OF TIN
Jj smith's Teel, eneset or (las and I'lumb
liiK Toels, and one set of Coppersmith Toels.
Alse Uencliesand Patterns. A icoed locality Ter
business If deslred,lu Lancaster, Pa. Inmilre
at this office at once. JelO-lwdlllvv
TyjeORANN A NOWLEN,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
al-ydll 110 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
T HAVE A FEW
OF THE
OlD-Style Lancaster Watches
left that I am efTcrlnir for sale at the Jewelrv
Stores of MESSRS. CHARLES S UILLANl)
LOUIS WE1IER AT LESS THAN FORMER
WHOLESALE PRICES. These Watches are
lewcled with Twenty Extra Fine Ruby Jewels,
Three Pairs Conical Pivots, Deuble Reller Es
capement, llrlgnett Halr-Sprlnx, Stem-Wind
and Hand-Set. The same gruile Is carried by
(leerKn Naumnn, esq,, Kdmend North, esq.,
Samuel W. Altlck, esq., Rebert J. Housten,
esq., and u gTeat iiumiier of the best cltlrens,
with pcrfts't sstlsfaetlen. Will tie pleased te
hate you eall at either place aud (utisx't the
tv aiciies.
A.BITNER, '
JeO-tfiJR
WK EXAMINE EVUS FREE.
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE!
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed !
I f you have them examined you tt 111 probably
find that there Is something ttreiiK with them,
ami that glasses will ben iiruat help te 5 en.
We use Inimitable "DIA MANTA " lenses,
which are made only by us, and recommended
hv leading Oculists as Hie best aids te deflc
tlte vision.
Solid Oeld Spectacles, 9.1.00 J usual price,
911.00.
Steel Spectacles, film.; usual price, Ml. (HI.
Artificial Eyts Inserted, 91 ; usual price, 10.
M. ZlriEMAH & BRO. 130 S. Ninth Street,
OPTICIANS. PHILADELPHIA.
Iletwccn Chestnut nnd Wulnut Streets.
mjS-lyd
H
llUJl A HROTHER.
Warm
Weather
Wants.
Thin Coats. Vests & Pantsi
Many Patterns lu .Mohair, Peniree. Silk
Stripe, Flannel, Alpacu, Drsp D'Etp,
Seersuckur.UtrKeund Linen. 1'HIL'IIS
SI te a for Ceal and Vest. Niletic Coats,
Oe te 6 eaih, Pants, W- te ll.'sj per pair.
Summer-Weight Suits.
our i Suits at flO. Our flUSultsat fs.
We can show lu sljks at (10. Weeuii
khevv lit t les at is. Our ether suits lu
proportion. Ihe make, Our Own, that
spenks for lis. If
Working Pants and Shirts.
WfirLlni.
Pants at 7U. 73c, s,V, tV, H tt) te
'nrlr liii SOilrfM ut . Mil 4; Js Jl
il.M. Working Shirts ut
Cents and Upwards.
Seasonable Furnishings.
IWUEHWEAH-Ltght-Welght lit 17c.'AV-,
i!5e, 35 .He, 30c te Sl.60 eui h ler Shirts or
Dniwi rs. Jeiiu Urnwers et 15 and Me is?i
pair.
Merchant Tailoring.
EterMhlng Hint ou may wish fci 1'iiilern,
Prhe, Quallt) or Cut. Our Htsi-.t'ak
fur themselves.
Finally.
step In and InsiH-et Our Stock,
be sure te pleuse oil.
Wu will
OXIM'HICi:
C'I.OTHIi:il.S AND KritNlSIIKKS,
North Queen Street and Centre Square,
i.ANTASTT.1., 1'A.
D11U.M.
We desire te call Ithe attention of consumers
of steam (jissls elid Engineers' Suiailles, te our
hirieand verltsl stis'k of I'lis-s, avc", Cocks,
Mullcable und Cast Iren linings, Asbestos,
Viilcubrsteiiund t'siulurlun. Sheet, Piston and
Valve l'ueklnce; Scotch and Red LIueRellis'l
lug Gauge Glasses, Steam Radiators and Steam
Heating Apparatus; Set and Cap Screws, and
In fact almost eter thing required by steam
users, and all of which we elter nt prices w hlch
we guarantee te be lower than these of any
ether dealer lu this tlclull).
Wehatcpesltttely the largest stock, and be
ing connected with the Telephone Exehanee,
ure preisircd te receive and till all orders In the
shot test isjsstble time. When In want of unj
tliing ineur line, cell en us for prlts-sund we
Hill convince j en of our ability and willing,
lies, tesute teu Meney, Delay and Vexation. ,
Our facilities for furnishing Engines, Ilelltrs,
KUatlng, Piillejb, llencers, Special Machinery,
Plumbers' aud Gas hitters' Toels, Patterns,
Medels, and Iren and Itrass Castings, and for
the prompt repair of all kind of machinery are
unexcelled In Laneu.ter, and we respectfully '
solicit a share of your pairenuge.
Central Machine Works,
1 4 IM NORTH CHRI8TIANSTHEET,
Lancaster, iu.
Geed Werk, Reasonable Charge, Prompt
new. Telesihofieeoaaectioo (tt-taut
H1RSH & BROTHER,
liUsccllauceue.
A1
FEW !.Y AND TACKLE HOOKS IN
COllVCIlleilt IStt'ket rertll nf tssnannntitA
itxures. Alse, a variety of trnltlne sitonnsfer
bass and salmon, and a bright Iiiicllsii bass
hook, net iiltegitlier new this seaser, but worth
calling te the attention of thenns-lcr. Fer sale at
IIUHLEVS DllflO STORE,
SO West King Street.
37IOR 110LTS, LAO SCREWS, SITT SCREWS,
Square and Hexagon Nuts, these geed In
stock, at JOHN HEsrs.OTI East Fulton street.
liii!-tfd
rpO INSURE A COMFORTAHLE ANDRE
X .freslitiiifbatti.anda thoroughly selt skill,
use Wild Flower Roquet.
J JURE IIRICKS. FIRE CLAY, AT LOW
3 ngures, no te JOHN BEST, 3.U East Fulton
treeU inlt-tfd
TJUMI-S, IlOILEItS, MININU. CENTR1FU
A7..C,,..".lIlU?lwim I'umps, of any capacity, at
JQIINUBSTH. ait Fiist Vulten street, nitfd
Qf PER CENT. OF GLYCERINE REPRE-
rjr senm i
i
1 0110 part of the wild Flower lle-
quet H(ip,
E
NDORSEI) 1IY THE MEDICAL PROFEH-
sien mr an teuei purposes is wild Mower
ltisjuet Seap,
COLLARS AND CUFF'S Till: LATEST,
the most desirable, and must eomfertalilo
shus-s ami styles-any sire, et ElUSMAN'M
Oents' Furiilshliig Stere, U West King street.
IIALMFOH THE COMPLEXION IS
t lid Flower lleuquet Seap. Soils evcri
where. "VrOTHINU HUT THE IIIOUI'-HT (lltADK
ijJ....ef I'oubleHcllnodOllsuw.'dlii the feriuula
ut lid Fleucr lieqnet.
ECICWEAR-THE LATENT AND MOST
fushlenablc stt les anilshades.llierhi-nist
and bet. at ERIS.MANS Oents' Furnishing
Stere, il West King street.
N INEXPENSIVE lOILirt' LUXURY IS
Wild Flower Itcsjuet Soup. Sells every
w here.
a HIE MOST AUREEAHLH PERI'U.ME.
. The most seething elleets upon the iskki
are found In Wild Flower lleuquet.
UNDERWEAR -LIGHT AND MEDIUM
weluht underwear iu all gmdesand any
Ure, at ERISMAN'H Oents' Furnishing Stere,
.2 West King street. '
37IOR AMEUICANSIGHTI'EHDCYLINDER
Lubricators, Glass Oil Cups for Hearings,
toucan get them at JOHN IJESfS, 3.CI Eust
Fulton street.
inS-tfd
ritHE RIVAL FOUNTAIN PKN-THE UEST
A. and cheasst III tlie market It karat geld
ism, Hard rubber holder, never gets out or
order, easily filled. Call and ccnmlne before
purchasing tlewherc. At ERISMAN'S Ucnts'
Furnishing Stere, 41 West King streiL
p
ARTH'ULMt ATTENTION PAID TO
.Meuel Making, Patterns, Drawings and
I 11-1 ne n .i.L.u, ..s.... s..-. I.i .. lvii.r
lilue Prints, at nrlccs reasonable, at JOHN
RESTS, 3MJ i
uim i unen street.
Ull'-tfd
IJlOlt IIOILERS, HORIZONTAL. lURULAR.
3 Vertical, Pertulile,Cllniter,.larlne, oreny
slre or jsiH-er, of ilin Is-st material and work
manship, go te JOHN IlESl', Kt East Fulton
Mreet. mU-tfd
-17IOR SIEAJi a.UCH, llie'll OH IJW
J. Pressure, ater Oauges, Oauge Cocks.
,oed. Wheels or Weighted, Olass Tubes,
tthlstles. Syphens for Steam Gauges, Cylinder
Oilers Plain, Water Uauge Celuiniis, Cocks for
Steam Gauges, cill en JOHN UEsT, atl I'jist
Fulton strwt. iii'J-tfd
IF YOU WANT A l'lltHl-CLASS PORTABLE
Engine and Heller, en wheels, (.heap, os tint
following prlets bhew: U horse-power, $173; H
horse-power, SjJJ; lUliorse-pewer, (T3; 15 horse.
Iv. u ..u.' ' . "orMWievver, 81,174, mil at JOHN
in m e.ttsi iist i unen hirieu iniM
Mfd
DAW MILI.H. HARK MILLS, run Mii.in
5 leather Hellers, Ten Pjikcrs, Triple Hersa
Powers, Milling and Mining .Machinery, at
JOHN Hi:srs..TO liist Fulton stieet. nii-trd
VJTKAM HEAT IS THECOMING HE T FOR
O dntlllug'i, ihurehes, school houses etc.,
though suciessfully usul one liuuilied vears
age. When v en contemplate a change eall en
JOHN PIXI who will gltu jeuu satlsiuctery
Jeb, at a fair pilee. Ili.'tlil
TJACKINGS AS FOLLOWS: DIRHIO, FOR
I Steam and II vdmulle Pai'klug, AsU-st ltes,
Weteiiauil Whk l'aiklng. Hemp Packing, As As
tienles Mill Ueuril, Asbestos Ctment, Asliestes
Sheathliiir, Oiiiu I'uildug.tjiim Rings mr Wnter
Gauges. Plunib.ige Paeklng, Heed's Patent As
bestos, Lined Heetlenal Pipe Cuter, nt JOHN
UKsl's,Jj:iIlisl Fulton stuet. mU-tfil
1"lm pilvitT cady "AsiiinesT)ihc
' VulteSfJenklns Valtts.llnissGlobe Veltes,
Uruss tlatu Veltes, Iren Dixit Glebu Veltes.
Fulton street.
m'J-tfd
0JfJJJ inch te u Inc-h dlumeter.lfer
sulcata low figure, and the only house In the
city with a pliw cuttlm; machine, riming up te
Inch diameter, at JOHN UUsi", Aii East Ful
ton street. inS-tfd
17011 CAST IRON PIPE riVrrNGS, BOTH
J plain and risluelng, up te Much diameter,
Malleable Fittings, ITangcs, Flange Unions,
Manifolds. American Unions Tube Supports,
litti.r.ii .'..-. f.,.1 -..ei.... 1.1.... .... r.tis1
.......-., ... ,(. V.IIIII . mill.. Klf IU.IUII.1
i.'kj'i 'j 'rri 1..... . ... ..... .... .
i..i e, is.i tisi UlltMl niiix'l.
niS-tfd
710R HORIZONTAL STATIONARY UN
JJ etnes. from U te nt hersc-isiwrr. mid Vei
Ileal Engines fiein 'I te Wherse-isiwir, jeu wll
nuu them al JUIl.N 111-si h, ;;i iii,t rniteii
street
mU-tfd
ITIOR CASTINGS, IRON Oil lilt SS, LIGHT
' or heav v. 11! short nettee. m in .tmiv
ITE.ST.3U Eust Fulton stn-et. uiS-trd
CARRY IK STCK'K H,r ( HARCOAL,
Hauimensl liar Iren, Deuble lttflned Iren,
llurden's Rltet Iren, Hltcts, Het and Celd
Reller Iren, Stvel. sheet Iren tt-lii te Ne. 111. at
JOHN 11ESTS, !.ll Eust Fulton stns.-t. inS-tlil
XF IN WANT 01" 11RASS OR IHON STOP
Cocks, Asbestos Packed Cocks, Pet and Rib
Cocks, Leter Cocks, Swing Jeluls, call and get
"-"", ". wve, tilling UlIllS, CI
tliem.er send tour order by mull,
lihsl1, sniiist l'ulten street.
10 JU11.S
m'Mfd
WIIII'E COITON WASTE, COPPED H
tlieismnd. 10c; lu lets of III pound, or
eter.Ue. All goods d Uteris! toeuy jurt of tlie
cltyFrie. Call 011 JOHN IIUST, Ne. SJ East
Fulton street. m'J-tfd
IiMEcfeilsTTlUE LITTLE GIANT, HAN
cock Inspiraters and Electors, Eberman
Heller Feeder, Penbertliy Iniss.-ier, American
Injectors, ull lu stock, ut JOHN RESTS, :s
Eust Futten street. in--lfa
ri'ANKS FOR WATi:it,OU.S,A( III OH GAS,
X or any sliajsi or c.iuielty, nt fair prlits, go
te JOHN HEsr.SCifist Fulton street, iniiid
TTOH THE HI5l' HOT AIR ITItNACElN
JJ the market, go te JOHN HhsT.SB Knst
1-niten street. inJ-tfd
170R PULLEYS. SHAITING, COLLA1US,
13 Hungers, Clamii lles.es. Couplings, etc.. go
te JOHN BEST, SU Ea,t Fulton street.
1112- tfd
17UIR IIOILUlll HE illtl .slll'js, MILIJsON
1 I'll Wrenelus., Pls?nud Mmike) reuehes
isjiublned, Hle, Ull Cans, itc, go te JOHN
BIST, xn Eust I'ulten street. mi-trd
Ci.Ol.Vi HRON.E, LKJUIDS AND SIZING
VT for steam work, nt JOHN U1.1"S, Stt lii.t
Fulton ttrcct. mJ-tfd
RADIATORS, OP ANY MAKE OR DE
slgn. can lie furnUIie.) nt reasonable figures,
by JOHN HEsl', :m Hast Fulton shrist. lu'.Mfd
A GI'M'Y FOR CALLAHAN A CO'rs CK
J uietit 10 take the place of Hist U-ad. Iu
bulk It makes rive times the quautlt) of red
had uud Is far superior lu making steam Joints;
Iiuckluginiiii tiuil hand hole plates en boilers,
Ac., Ac. Price au cents per pound at JOHN
HEs 1' S, EH Eust Fulton street. inJ-tfd
1888.
FACTS.
1889.
TheMlifsil ear Just about cleslmr has nreten
the most niisvMtnl In the history of the Ijin
custer lluslnets. College, Ne. 10K liist King
strict, tlni-e Its organisatien, In IssO. superior
instruction us luiiarted at this school will and
beuld command liberal compensation. Bend
for particulars. Address.
H. C WEIDLER, Principal.
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