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THB LANCASTER DAILY lOTJBLLfgJBNOBB.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 10,. 1889. - " -
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BIlilES AT Rift M.V8 MXE.
RcBtceniM 111 Ten l)n Are While. On
a Train Coming Frem Shlrcinnus-
town Accident te Jehn Knvee.
Cel.f MBIA, Oct. 10. Richard llellls died
ilk home of his son. Arthur HeIlK en
Seath Fifth atrect, Wednesday night at
11:55 e'clwk He was "lvcars of age and a
rtMdentel Hhlrcinsnstewn. He came te
Columbia about ten days age le pay n visit
te his son. He was Ukon Kick en the train
and took te his bed Immediately en Ills
arrival here. The cause or his death was
kidney complaint. Ihww n native of
Kniland, Icing born In Worcestershire. He
came te this country in law. settling In
Philadelphia, where fie resided until 188.,
when he moved te Hhlremanslewn. By
occur ui n he wrs ;i boiler tule roller, but
never worked at the business in this coun
try. Threosensnnd one daughter survive.
Twe sons mid the daughter re-ode In the
United Mates, while, ene son lives In Kng
land. His ene son, Arthur HeIlK who re
sides In town, is icll known and Is the
lener efHL Paul's P. E. church rhelr. Ne
'arrangements liave yet lcen tnade for the
funeral. , ,
The funeral of Jecnh Heilgcrs was held
this morning at 0 o'clock from St. Peter's
Reman Catholle church, and win largely
attended. Interment was made. In fet.
Peter's cemetery en the Marietta pike.
The funewl or Sarah C MeKlnlev will
bj held en Krldav morning from the resi
dence or Jehn I). Mclli ide at 0 o'clock; after
short services the remains nre le I mi taken
te Lewer Chanccfenl township, erk
county, for Interment.
Jehn Eaven, a workman at the Nnvpio Nnvpie
hanna rolling mill, met with a serious ac
cident yestenlav afternoon while ut work.
Kavcs was walking under the elevated
track for the carrying of Iren le the pu Idle,
rolls, when ene or the heavy pulley m fell
from Its iKisitlen uMin him. Tl e pulley
fell uren the man's head eiul he d -epp'.-d
1 te the ground as Ifsliet. Tim Mi w w as se
sudden and unexpected that Kave-. was
rendered unconscious, and for n sin rt tlme
tioughttebodend. He revived, Initiator,
and was sent te his home where u physl
clan attended him. He sustained an nly
cut almost two Inches long en the back or
the head clese te the rlphl ear.
Eugcne Cenlev. residing en Ixxtis street,
was re airing the reef el a back building
at his horns j-eMerd.iy anernoen when he
mis-el his Toe hoi I and fell te the ground.
The tall resulted in a bad strain ami several
bruises te his right leg.
Edward MuDlvitt. the young man In
charge or the ste-un heist t the new Pres
bvtcrian church, had his feet caught In the
cylinder wheel yesterday afternoon and
had several or his tees en his right root
badly mushed. The accident Is net of
serious character and the young man Is
still at work.
Miss Redding again dellghlel it large
audience at the opera liom-e last owning,
by presenting the strong play of" Iioielhv
or The Village Hlecksiuilh. " Miss licit
ding's Voreliy was superb, while Messis.
Smith und Kennedy suppeilitl her adinlr
ablvas Vani'.l Drucc and Murk Jlniiirx.
The empaiiy te-night will present the
oparuef "Merltnnu, or the Soldier of For
tune." The new saw mill, lately erected by
Messrs. Hyers.tt'e. en the iher front,
near the Kusiiuehamia rolling mill, for the
purposeor dispensing with the stray legs
between Hlghspire and Yerk Furnace,
pally began operation jeterday. The
large circular saw was started, and the
manner in which lumber was turned out
excited the admiration of nmny he islled
the mill during the day. All llie w-eikmeii
areexiwrts at the business, itml llie precis
ion with which they hamllu the weik in
wonderful. During the tl.iy the, te this
locality, wdiulcrlul mill was vlHcl $
" many Jieonle. It is understood that there
is a possibility of the mill beluga perma
nent thing ler this place. The less by
flood te tee large booms up the river In
late years gives rNe te this opinion.
The attending or the dillcreut county
fairs by Mr. 11. 11. Ileisu, who h.id charge
of the Columbia Wagen company's dis
play, has laid that gentleman up with tlm
rheumatism, and he is new ceulmcd te his
home. .
Miss Maggie Wlley. of Ineust (lree,
who has been visiting Miss Mlliau Evans,
. has returned home.
Messrs. Willlum Mockley, James Mc
Clure and Hurry Hcmiillcld, nicuibcrs of
Columbia Ledge, Xe. 117, lliotliciheod of
Railroad llrakcmcii, will leave town to
night for St. Paul, Minnesota, te attend the
meeting or the (Srand Ledge.
(Superintendent Craen, uf the Columbia
shirt factory, has niecd his lainlly te
town.
The Mastlde.ll.ins will held their lliht
ball in the armory en next Wednesday
night. It will be a cilice and uccktfe
party
Itev. T. II. ecley, a prominent Mclho Mclhe
dlft preacher of l'hllalelplii.i, will hxtuie
In the M. E. church en Friday, October
18th.. en the suhiect " Mctheilism. or ihn
Great Religious iiievcmcnt of the last cen
tury and a half. "
The duck sheeting en the river Is at
present cry peer und many or our gun
ners come it empty handed.
A Popular Snort.
The people of lji-wister will be treated
te some sport this rail which will be mmuo mmue
thlng new te them. It will be feet ball,
which Is likely te take a linn held
In this city. The students of Frank
lin and Marshall collcge have, organ ergan
ixed a geed icam.as was shown bvthu weik
they dene at Mlllcrsvillu en last batiudav.
It is under the captaincy or Mr. Irvine,
formerly or the Prlnieten club, w he is bik
ing the greatest juilus te make the men
preflcicut. On next Satunluv the team
will meet that or the llucknelf I'nivcrhitv,
or Lewisburg, und the lincuster people
should turn out and encourage the home
team by their presence. On Tliauksglv lug
Day the team from Dickinsen college,
Carlisle, will lie here and ethers w ill Rii
here before long.
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Hurt en tlie luillreud.
William Rvan. a tniinn. nbmii "s ranm
old, was brought te Lancaster and taken te
the county hospital at .an early hour this
mernimr. He was ildlng en a 'freight train
which arrlvel in Columbia at an early
hour this morning. He was sitting en the
bumper of the car with his feet upon
another when the cars suddenly cauie
together with great force. He was'iiilured
and It was believed at first that his knees
wcre knocked out of joint. When he was
examined this was found net te be the
taae. Nene or his bones are broken mid
although he is pretty badly injured lie is
doing very well te-day. Kvuu says his
home is In Philadelphia und he was en a
return trip ft-em the West.
Wutklut; te Her lliisbuuil.
The only person who was In the station
house this morning betore the muver, was
tfVSulJ? m'emaJ! ' pve her naineas
Eldle Rellly. .She applied for ledginj; lust
evening and stated that she had cimofrem
Mt. Hepe and wanted te get te Wilming
ton, Del., where her husUuid wnslhliig
She had sent te him for inoiiev, but she
did net wait long enough ut Mt. Iloiieto
fee whether It came. Khe was discharged
by the mayor and hhesiurted en loot ter
the state of Delaware.
Turners Gelug te Sew Yerk.
On Saturday the Central Turn Vereln or
uu Y?riiw,y w111 ueeate their new
ST-n'ini J'i lcctclthat live thousand
men will takp jurt In the p.ir.ide. About
twenty members or the Lan.astur Tun
A ereln will go ever, lcavliig here ut i20 en
Saturday morning. They lave lxenuble
which will also be gexl ler jierseiM out eut
alde of the society.
GraulcJ u fcelillerV Llceuse.
Jehu Haiti, city, was granted n rciieua
of bis aeldicrs' license te ptsldle goods
wares and merchandise in the county of
Lancaster.
Will Start Here.
The members of the Rurten Stanley
Cpniedy company arrivwl in Law-aster at
11:10 last night. They btart their traveling
Masen here this evening.
Physician Jtt-ullt'rts.
Dr. Thee. E. Ingram, of Marietta, a
graduate of Jelferken Medical etdlege. was
rnflatered te-duy as a physician.
Kxecutlen Issued.
Execution waa issuctl thl afternoon by
IvS; s,,0a"" irui"'i Thompson Pennock,
ofChrUUaua,ferfJ,OdO. '
8IIK SAW Till! IXSPIItlNU 8IHS.
. y
Hew n Weman Who Lest ily the Chl Chl
cnire Pfre Was Comforted.
William Kerfiwt, formerly of this city,
but new nn extensive real ota(e agent of
Chicago, stepped recently Iosco his folks
In Lancaster. He was en Ids way from
Etrepe and telated n funny Ineldent
of his return trip. Whcu the great
tire took place In Chicago Mr. Korfoet re
sldeil there ntul his preerly was entirely
destroyed. .sircclv had the flre lcen ex
tinguished bofero Mr. Kcrroethad a small
sign made with these words, or something
te the effect, wMch he placed In the ruins:
'Phoenix likewcrisc Hern thoashesand
are ready Ter business again.'' On the
taint beat coming from Euroie was
a lady from Chicago who did net
knew Mr. Kerfoot. Mho began talking
te another gentleman from Chicago, and
during the conversation stated 'that she
was from England, but was n resident
or Chicago during the lire, and was
In business rer hcrseirthere. Everything
was swept nway from her and shn
was left almost penniless. She became dc
spendent and felt like giving up. One day
she was walking along the street when she
saw the sign ahove mentioned. This in
spired her with a new hoi-, and she re
solved le try again. She was successful,
and Is new a proeieus business woman,
and was en her way from Eng
land, where she hail been te visit her
friends. After she had finished the story
the gentleman said, " Why the man who
put up that sign Is en this stcamer." She
said she would llke te meet him and he
was hunted up. The lady and Mt. Kerfoot
had a geed laugh ecr the ineldent and bo be
eauin fast friends.
VtHITINO POLITICIANS.
Chairman Andrew mind Cniiillilntolle.ver
Meet llie Ward unit Township Hoiseh.
Candidate Ileyer and fetate Chairman
Andrews arrived In thUciten thls'ifter thls'ifter thls'ifter
noen's train from Yerk. They dined at
the Hamilton club, ns the gtiets of O. C.
Kennedy, E. K. Martin, Majer A. C.
Ilclnirlil and County Chairman Dunlap.
At "o'clock there was a conference nit he
rooms orthe Yeung Itepublienns, te which
the ward and township bosses had been
invited; Chairman Andrews Impressed
upon the country politicians the necessity
of getting out a lull votenl the November
o'eullen.
Among the men who met the candidates
wero ii number who want postelllces or
places lu the revenue elllcx. They nre all
anxious te make themselves ery promi
nent." Besides these of Chairman Andersen and
Ileyer, swoiiies were made by "Ceck"
Gatcliell, Themas II. Ceulirau, .St. Ilreslus,
Dr. lteebuck, l'rotheuotiiry Metzger,
lleorge II. Ltlla. Mentzer was anxious
le spcik in order te show llie statesman
that lie was the man for the
county chairmanship. I'ttla Is gunning for
the Marletti poslelllce. The visitors kit
rer Heading this anernoen.
Tim .Mills Air.H'tcd.
Frem tlm PltlsliiirK HUpnlrli,
There has been u shortage el natuial gas
In 1'illsbiirg and Allegheny dining the
p.n-t two days, causing it suspension of
work in a majority of llie mills. The Phil
adelphia company and all (he independent
lines that draw their gas li en) thu Muriiiy Muriiiy
vllle wells have been uflected.
Curncglu'sTueiity-nliilh street mill was
forced te close down ut H o'clock Wednes
day morning, alter making ene heat with
gieat dlllii'iiliy. Twe heats were made at
thorpiMTl'uieii mills, which areewucd by
thoHaiuecoiiipaiiv. I'.tik llres , wluiewn
un independent line, had great dllllculty in
running their w eiks yesterday. The night
tuiti went elillged te go te weik at II!
o'cleek.soiislo finish belore fheg.is pl.iveil
out. Clark's Selar lien winks, the S'lige
mill, Jenes A-liiiglillu, Oliver .t- Mohlii Mehlii Mohlii
seu, Chess, Cook ,V Ce. innl the Ciesccnt
Steel eeuipiuy weie forced te shut down
without completing their usual iluv's
work.
Dentil el'u linker.
Michael Duerr, well-known baker or
this city, died at his lieuie at Or.iuge and
Plum stiecls this morning at hair-past two
o'clock. Deceased was born In Germany,
and was In the 17th ye.ii-er hisnge. lie
mum in .iiiciica many years agoauuier
the last eleven years has been carrying en
business at the plaee when, he died. He
had been ulllictcd with dropsy for six
mouths, but wits able te be ulsiiit much of
thu time. He leek his bed for the last time
yesterday. He was it member of St. Ali
meny's cuurcii irem which the fuuer.il
will take place te-morrow afternoon.
Ai-hoiiIe In AVIiie r,r thu Muss.
The Hev. James Kelly celebrated mass in
tlie rink at Oneida, N. Y en Tuesday, am)
took noeiit two toaspeoiifulH or thu wine,
whcu he was at ence seized with gieat pain
and a burning sensation in the stomach,
which he regarded as syinptens or poison
ing. A physician was summoned, w he ap
plied llie best-Known remedies for poison.
One orthe parlshloneis went te Syracuse
toh.ivetlio wine In the bottle mialvzed.
Several tests weie made, each disi-lesing
the presence ofursuiile in large iuautltles.
WeiliicNihiy'H Huse Hall O.tmes.
The Amerii-.ui Association championship
games of yestenlay were: Columbus Id,
Athletic !; Brooklyn 17, llaltiiuore Hj Cin
cinnati HI. Kuiims City 1 ; St. Leuis S ;
Louisiille I.
The Philadelphia club defeated Wheel
ing yusterday by it te 'J.
Tliere were Mb games played in Hie
Le,igun this year, against old last vear.
Ferem.ui was hit very hard by llioeklvn
yestenlay.
City .Mnrshitl Cowers will lie Here.
Jehn Powers, marshal or ICIgin, Illinois,
who wants Inils lteidcnbach, te answer
""'.""'"K" " luueury mure, lelegrapheil
te-day te Ollieer Wittick that the papers
ter requisition have been slilppisl
teSpringlicl.l. He will lie for Harris
burg en Friday, and alter procuring the
iieeessaiy papers from Governer Beaver,
will eoine te Lincasier and make an
elleit te get the pilsener.
Twe Ablei-meii Awnv.
The laiulliar sign "Out of 'town, back
this evening," greeted the callers en Alder-
uiii ..n oneiiiy aim Dean's ileuis this
iiieniing, mid thu icperters were greatly
disapisilnted. J
sett lei iluit'useH.
Jehn IlildebruiKl, who was pieseeuted
before Alderniin A. P. Dennelly for com
mitting uu assault and battel y en Rachel
Iteese. succetsle.1 te-day lu getting the case
settled iijHin the payment or costs. A
s liillar Miit bienght against lllldcbrand by
1 cter oeds was withdrawn en theKime
teims.
Ile wits Iminnleiii.
Henry I'erdne.v was arrested m-d.iv ter
begging ut St. Jeseph's hospital. Feulney
went t j that Institution this morning und
demanded money, llccuuse he was ro re
fiised he bwame very Impudent, eillecr
Gardner was nelilled and the fellow locked
up Ter a he.ulng before the mayor.
Will I.I mi In Meutiimi.
J. I'. Seldemrldge, a former lesldent of
L.ihrata, left en Monday night for Mon Men
tana, wheiehe will miike his future home
He was loin number et yens .t lesident e'r
Ncbniskii but left that Mate some weeks
age mid returned le Ephnilti.
A lawyer I'iiiiIMhiI.
in the rulted Stales dlMriel eeuit in
t iniinn.Ul, en Wtslnesd iy, i harles Lund y
an utleriiev, was Mjntewtsl n dins' ii,i ii,i
prlstiiiiiient ler contempt or coin t. Liiu.lv
reruse.1 t.( give testimony before the gr ml
Jury concerning ullegtsi illegal tiausic.
tiousef Miiimiii the empleyes or the lb.
mcrvellts-tiii'H olllce. '
Wl'M le 'l'OXIIH.
Messrs. p. J, Mctliaiiii anil Oisjige Nau
nun left last night for St. Leuis, where
Ih.y will meet lticharj M. Itvilly, -Jhey
jvdl then prrsets t.. Texas te leek after 11
i'tifib V"'1 " ew "D1 by ",0 lut0 1,1"'1"
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A tomtit r Wt-dilliiB.
Frent Hie I ebauett Times.
Mr. and Mrs. ljugene Oerhart Smith, of
Itucaster, itaw. Issuwl ea.ds ,1,11101 11 j "K
thoinarrlageor Ihelr Nsu.r, m Klore 0
Wiley, te Mr. Jehn Alls-it Wei.ucr, , ,r
this city 011 Thursday, October Jlth, ,
) p. 111. Ill I'resbyterlau church. L.uen"!
lfwldlV "" ,tW1'""" ,,,,M ""
isehl 17(1, COO.
Frem the I.ltltz Ilcverd.
Win. V.vam A. Sen 0,1 Tuesday sold ut
pnbllowlemooo cJga.s te J. Llvingst0
Carlisle, at f 8 per theutsind. '
The Kdlnen rtre Kxtlnaulshlii? Ce., of rhlta
dtiphla, wlllitlvaanrxhililtloueii Ilia let sir
nrr of Orange and Mevln tlrcclss, to-niern
jFrldajr) evculng at 7jn eVks-k. eltMtil
P.xenrsloiite tlie Hnitctilinek.
Trinity Church Aiituinn lnf IJxcurMen te
the Hirltrhbnck en Weilnlaj", llelr 16th.
Hound trip ticket, geed for tlirre ifs)s. Kara
only 2.7.1, Including the Switchback. Peeclnl
tmln leaves Iinraj'trr fKln'c street), ntO n. m.;
Celuinbls.nn. m, Ijiinllit lllc. rt.-2; Mnnticlm,
0;I5; l.ltltr, fl:.V, ; Kplirnln.7,1. Tnilm rrliirn
IliR leave Maiirh Chunk at 5.10 p. iii.,unl Al Al
leiiteMniUH10n.nl. Kxrurrlen tickets te Al Al
leutewn rncer, geed for tweilnj , and M se and
retani en the Switchback cxonrslen trnlfi.
08.10,12,1
.Iepi.Ij.1Iainm ill sell at public sale, nl the
Kcj clone house Oils evening at in o'clock, the
preertr of Jencpli Helier, Ne. 21 West JmnM
trrct.
cath.
Mn.l.rii-On Monday evening, Otlets-r 7,
lSSii, lu this city, of pneumonia, afltr mi Illness
eretic neck, Mrs. Ksrnti U. Miller (born KrbcnJ,
lu tlie TDIIi yeai of licrnge.
FiiiK-rnl from hrrlatercnldeiiiT, Willi her seu,
II. Viirlun Miller, Ne. M North I'rlie-c street, en
Friday nflirnoeu, October II, at i'J o'clock.
Friends and rclstltcs arc linlt'sl te ntlttid.
Iiitcrini-iit t ImiiciisU r ci nictcry. 1'lc.tsc emit
flewcrn. eH-31
Iiitfiik.-Iii this city, en the 10th InM.,
Michael Duerr, In ttie 47lh year el his age.
The relatives and friend of the family arorc arerc
cpcetfiilly Invltctl te attend the funcrul from
his lute residence, Ne. &Vt Knt Orange street,
en Hittnrdny morning at Sj.TO ti'cleck. High
Mns at Ht. Anlheiij's church al tle'cl-ick. In
terment nlHt. Antheny's ceinctery. 211P
drain nnil I'rovltens.
CllfCAUe, Oct. 10. 1:0IJ eVIis-k p. in.
Furnished liy H. K. Yiindt, broker.
Closing Prlcc-J:15 o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern, Oats. Perk. Uird.
neinlK-r S-',', ill lIi 10 I? I' 10
November 31 i IV", t) .V, S IW
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Year - fi. .11 .1 7 . ,
Jnnnnry ... . - al . H 37 ft t
February. .
March
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Consels n. - -.
CrudeOII - fs's
Nteck .Markets
Quotations by lteed,.MiOruiui & Ce., tia
iikvis,
ixincitsier, in.
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30e 1st bettle ; J.t.00 1st ilercn Imttlcs.
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"llfANTIUl-A HITPATION TO DO OF.N-
cnil heu'cu-nrlc by aiiilildlo-iiLridweiiiau.
Apply at I) NUIITI1 MAIIY Ml'. ltd
f Il.M'.lf.S IIOItAX fOAP Wild. WAHII
il. Clethes und every article tuidi-r thn sun.
ITtOlt AI.U-Hi;WLN(l MACHINi: AT A
J Ortstt Iti'ductleu- Nearly Nctv. F.lthcr
furritsli or en liistallincnts. Imiiilrc at
ellMl 'lIllsJOFFICK.
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Hiih A llro.'shtere, corner Ctntre Si vituil
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lit) old eiistenuis.
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LUNCII-NAIIPIIKKAIT.
I he imbllcar" Invited.
"10 ltd II. J. KLOKL, Proptlcler.
te close business,
.. ,. i J-H.NOIlllKCK, Agent,
- ..,V,lV..,.,!,,c!'.,,"t, v "leKI., Ijintiikter, Pit.
eMldllAltttU
J ANSAH IN VKHTMKN r t7ejll'AN
CAPITAL .-.iwi.ililil
C'I.U8 llillNOOii
SI V Per Cent. Merlgages.
Mx Per Cent. IIiIh-iiIiiic lletuls.
'Iliellest Iinehtuieiil Oireied. Cull Hatlsrue Hatlsrue
lery Iiiloriiiutlen (liven
., . . JOHN II Ml.l.,1 ;.r,
s-U-ld Ne.UH. Duke Kiui'i.
lll.t.i:il'rl HllUAX SOAP Wild, WASH
al l lellies und every article under the suit.
MIUIINI'IK!: DIVIDEND.
I 'Ilie iiiiiiiiigtis of tbe lainriister A l.ltltz
?n".ri".1' 'T VV!",'!I,.,",U'.,I'W ,,av diH-laretl it
itl ilcnd or One Dellar and Tuvutv-lltc Cents
if 'r". I"'1' Miaie, imjitbl,, nt thcl'iiiim-rk'Nu-llenul
Hank, of Umcaster. IV. en and i,rier
Meinliij, llnHlliiliiy er.N'iiveinli,
, A. W. HIIOllKlt.Keei-ebirv.
I.I 1 1 T7. Oct. 10. lsv.i. elO-'JliU I tw-
OYKTKKS! lllS,reYsTi:itS INTI1KMAK
ket.kiTMsl innlUO en. innl meals at nil
lieiii.. al CIIAIU.US i: I lOftTKICS, Hi ill" n'nr
or the Centra .Market. 0sters lii'tltei. h.l or
es'iilKcrvtsl te p.lvatc luiullleg. TeleV,!,, e
connection. elmdl"
nii'UNiMKKi:i.i:crieN. " "
...."''"'enforenict-rHof the IjtucaMerit
1.11Hz Tiiriiplke Company, te serve tlie viisiiliig
jear.wllII.ebeUlattlichti.rglslleiise'lnU
Ijiiiciikter count v. IV. en .Monday, tie sth day
el November. SU, Ik-Htcci, the hours e" tw,,
and lour o'clock In the nnernism. " ie
eUWtiUltw A. W.MIIeili:it,.Serrclur.
Pl'!!l:,.r..NTU'1:0-V TIIUILsnAY. OtTO
1 HKK10. IWJ.nt the Key-tern, ife.iie. l
i?i ' "". V',"10 T"sSIry HIIICKDWLI.i"
i.v .I,-,nl."1.",: kexe" 'was. nli-ely isiisrcl.
NaimWiklJimieH Hreet. ljit freiits AinV
and widens te M feet In rear.iiud lit tltptli I :J
l.,i,i,rna!!i;affiS!: fr"u ",,J -hs
JeixKU.vIMJ.Ae.,SK,,HHOl'SK,Stll
riiiu: pei.iAiwiNn pin'iTieNH-ifin
, lM"Yw!,,,,l,!,, '"'"", "" M""ll". ""out
)f Henri Kegel for transf.r of Tin cm II
I 'reTl'y! ' K",",l"fi'bw""1 nl. I "ttciii.
Or ilytKO Welwr for transfer of Hunter's 11.
ccusee Henry Kegel Stienil, ttard.lLnu'ti
1 r..'. "..-. . . HHNJ. F. W. UH11AN
el.lO. 17.1 Dcp. Clerk ljuartcr KsVlens.
yrtTKIW ! CHICK K.N AND WAI'FLUS !
'I he Unties' Mltn tvs'leti of HI. Paul M r
Vi''1.'."-'" WJ!!,.1,,,W " S"l"tr l"l "llewi?
iiKii' ii' ,aud,'J,A v AN" HV1 l"ll)A w&
FltIllAYNIOHT-Oii.terbiiiH'r
Hum!cK,UWV N,)"f-,"""n mid WalUe
'.T.."ei',,1Hrf,,"ln,," enecl.Kk. Ticket.
pWJSJjI.ALKOF VAbUAllI.KClTY PltOP-
Os Tili'itunAV, OtTent-K 17, Issii.
Al the Us.ijinl Hettl, Hint lo-Mery llrlelc
Hel.lciin'.N.iu 37 Seuth Lime kIhsm ,,s
me, '.'""-Vn",1' '""".' M!"' "" ""Mern ...nte
i..a . - "'.c heiiM.h.ul.wii nt'iitly pabitcl
.mln', In'" ."'""'Kheilt and Is IneitelUu
MnViVil. r V; r l '!' Ier"!,,,l,1 ' '"' of the most de.
Jl ' if ,r ""hleiiw In Hie city. U,t aixlle fwl.
cxleiidlug te i, liMeet Idn nlll-y. '
Ktle te ceimiiriiee al 7 o'clock n. in,
HP Ii,,,.-., t AbLANA. UF.HIt.ABCIit.
Ii. r, Howk, Auclleiieer,
iii:iiAi,N(rici:ri.usiNe out my i:n-
IT tlreHtiN-knr rumlly Carriages, Ten Hug
gjes, Pint tens, Iliiklut'sN Wagons and sllgli
also, u tine line or Seceiiil-lnuul Weik. (Ireat
llaigalus. PiHllivelv Mill Imi.eI.I ni ii i..ri,i....
iluVw' I. ,u f ' """"d pliu ev. Ill Istseld Ihrre
uua 1 runkJlu trvet. clO,H,13.l7U
item ttrvtlcmet.
" TT.I.KR'is IIOItAX OAP""Vn.lTwAMil
Clethes mid every art trie tinder the mm.
SeTTHAI.fi" ' '
B Tan llniidreii and Fifty Whisky llarrcli
attlA) per piece, nt
.lACOHF.HIIKAI'FKft'K
.. . We. IS Centre Haunrc, Ulncaitr, IV
er15-tfd '
MILI.Hflr IIOItAX HOAP WILL WAHII
Cfntlieiaiid ritry article under thuMin.
MILLEU'H IIOnAXKOAp"VIbb WAHII
Clethes nnd every itrtltle under the nun.
ni I N K T TTTei UNeT
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIKS IN FINK
WOUI.KNK AT
. P. WKIKKIM,
scp2l4iudll Ne. Went King rt tree t
vr iT.i.t:it'fV iTeitAX HOAi"wii,i7"wAHii
JJl. t.liitliesniid every article, under the un,
ANK-KXCI.UHt VE "hTYIM IN ACA"
cln, Pciiang. Welscliel, Cherry and Malae
f ...... ,v ....(., , r 1 1 ti iiiuilICa
DP.M UTII'H CIOAlt HTOHE.
Ill Kast King street.
aimtr.tR
'TI,J.'EU'H '1'JHAX SOAP WIlAt WAHH
tJ. Clethes and etcry article under the sun.
J0J' "A ;VlT I.ONl TlNCn'lTiccdDLD
lliiil Hilly WaltClgerU the best In the
state, h or sale at
myPW!iiiM,v,Th,SAw .
M1LI.KIC8 HOHAX HOa"'"wII.L WAHH
C'etlicg and every arllcle iimlcr thesiui.
BKS1' Ce HAVANA FIU.Eir CIUAIl IN
the city, st
HILLY WAITZ'H,
mylMin.lt.wK'1' m XOrt" tUec" HU
TIIKY ('ANALL COPY HUTNONB CAN
Mtml Hilly Waltz's Havana Filled Cigar,
" m, im. ji??rf,S N0,lT" tlUEEN 8T'
J J ll.SiO ; furm cataleuei hent free,
-num. - ilENIlYtJHAMIIKIW,
e.ltdA2ltr FcdcrnUburg, Maryland.
11011 HHNT-FHOM APHIL lSTNKXT, TI1K
V Im-iiliuid Mills, slluattsl en Mill treek.
In jtt Unn'Cierleiuiil,. Apply le "'""
. .LI.lZAHLi'II O. k'uATUH,
2Hrd.tll Hl' U,l,OTSlcr,
ifrZeZH KfVK Tci0AIIN
HILLY WAITZ'H.
myl,n.M,w!Th Aw"1 "" N"rt" qi,C" Hl'
rlLl.ljll'H HOHAX SOAP WILL WASH
'-'"""'s and every in tide under the sun.
flLl.i:ifH HOHAX HOAP VU,U WAHII
L. '""'csuiid every artli lc under the sun.
uV2.vd
-piALb ND WINTHH, lw.
l'V!:i,l.u'.l'n,,'M N'e'viltles, Uirgest mid Mistt
Ceiniilete Assortment of Tall and Winter Hull-
IIa'iIT.1"'"' ,II,BIU1 uTr"uerliiB1Botel!.UKll.
Nonnteeiiual II. Nene te surpass the make
up. he eeireet labile for I'nll Ores., Hulls,
mid thuinice the letrckt.nt
II. OKHIIAHTH,
...., ,e . ,e. 4.1 North OiiwnHtreet.
-OnlyDlict Importing Tailor In the City
of Umcnhter.
Jt
ff
CRHND
at Tin;-
115 & 117 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
-UNTIL-
SATURDAY.
Fer the benefit of all who
ceultl net conic te sec our dis
play we will leave all our deco
ration up until Satday, when
we expect te see everybody.
All are welcume and nobody
is expected te buy.
Our display of Coats en 2d
Fleer pronounced the grandest
ever seen in this city.
Astrich Bres.
"1TY OHIJINANCF,
An Ordinance TrannfcrrliigSI,.VO ir.nu theSew.
enige mid Drainage Fun.l te II.. I'und for
Oriidiiiguiid Macadamizing Hlrci.
He It erd.iluct ly tin. Hct.xt and Common
Council of theClly of l-ini.i-.ttr, that the unit
of llfK-.11 lliilulr.il (5 l.')i ilellarH U nnil the
none U h. reby tniiisf. rrtnt Ireiu Hie e.tcrnge
and Hrilnage Ktind te tlm Fund for Onidlug
and MiieiiitaiiililiigKlrM'tN
lliiliilueit and 1 imcteU Inte a lau at the llty
of bun' Miltr, thin Ithduy of Ooiebti, A. H..Jk-i.
W. K.liL'AHD.
Preildrtit of Coiiiiueu Council.
D.vvin U Dms,
Clerk Common Council.
D. P. LONO.
Preililini.SUcctCeuiii.il.
J. K. Hai.r,
Clerl: Select Council.
Approved Octolier H, IbiO.'
eWJld 1JDV. L'HOL'KLEY, Majer.
Loek Out for the Key !
Palace of Fasliien,
H
A(IF.Il A BROTHER.
" Linspar," iLincrusta," "Anaglypta,'
We will be pleased te
work.
Wc are also using a great
.1 mutual wen Miuwii iur its uriisuc qualities ana great auraeiiity.
U-VVe employ the most Skillful Decorators and Fresceers, and give all work our ca
till tlllCIIUUII.
RECENTLY DECORATED;
" Dcmpcratic Club Reems," "
HAGER & BROTHER,
25 te 31 Wemt
Hent ?lbwcciiacmeitt.
G
.1KLM WANTED
AT THE
liANCAHTKlt CAIlAMEl, CO. FACTOHV,
33CHmtCHHTnEET. KSUfd
CANEH-THE FINEST AMUHTMENT OK
CancN In the city can be found at
HILLY WAITZ'H CIQAIl 8T0HE,
New. 5 nnd KM North queen ntreet.
iiiy27-M,W,Tli,8&w
EYHT0NEHU8INE8.S COLLEGE AK AK
fertlM uniurpakRCd HrtvnntHges for trnln
lug eimg men nnd ladlen for bmlnewi. Wc
hat en delight fill room and pleiiwint location.
Knit ceune. SK; eteulng eeurw, rJO. Tvpc
ivrltlng und Phonegraphy taught.
W.l). MOWEK, Prlii.,
fe. 10 North Queen 8L, Jjuicantcr, 1-a,
IfdAtv
lHOCT01fH OPEItA 1IOU8E.
Procter A Heullcr Proprietors and Maiiagem.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 10, 11
and 12. Matlnee Saturday.
Hurton Ktitnlc-' Oiieratle Comedy Ce., In the
New " MRS. PAHTINHTON."
Octelier 1 1 and 15 Lctttcr & Wllllamn' Londen
Biieclalty Company. ectHKild
IIACra AHOUT TEETH."
R. D. McCASKEY, Dentist.
Uradiiate In Dentistry nud Antrdthetlrs. Ah Ah
Keclatetl for flic ycam with LencaKter's Lead
ing UentUU. New located at UHANC1E AND
N0HT1I QUEEN HTKEETH. Prompt Alten Alten
Hen I Hciiseuablc Chargcn 1 Werk War
ranted I
Heuiw S ik ru. te8 p. m. Week l)ay.
hepO-Cmdilw
IT
O.ME TESTIMONY IS THE HEST,
Uasi'tr Wellicl. Ne. '21 Nerlli Water Mrcet.
had HUih a bad cold that he could scarcely
Hlcep. Ne iiHdlrlne helped him until he took
COCHRAN'S COUGH CURE.
One ilir-e of which Mopped bin cough for 21
huurHiind curtd bliii. Price, 2.1 nnd Se cent", ut
COCHHANS 1J11UO HTOHE.
Nes. 1T7 A 13!) North Queen HU, ljmcnnler. Pa.
Ttt.TliK
A HKEW.
Fall, 1889.
Make It tlm money-saving time of the year,
and til Ik llie place te save It by getting the bent
material and mett stylish
Suitings, Treuserings and Overceatings
FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
Yeu knew the reputation always reliable.
Prices are lower than ever, st I en handsomer,
quality liner.
Te tlitJMi who bave dealt here the garments
sjieak for themselves.
All thai U Hiked Ii a trial le please you, and
assure ou perfect satisfaction.
NO.S.'J31 AND ISM WEST KINO STUKET.
sKWmd
OUIMI.VNS' COUHTHALE OK VALUAHLE
HEAL EHTAl'E. Hy Virtue or nn Order
of tlie Ol plums' Court of Iuiciisler county, dl
reeled te the unilcralgncil admlnlstraterH of
Aiiium Funk, deceased, they will expose en the
premises, Ne. 3,
HATUHDAV, OCTOIIEU 12,18811,
the following described Heal Estate i
Ne. 1, A Let of Ground en the north side of
Marlctlu menue, In the City of Lancaster. Ne.
71 1, eunliilulug iM feet 5 Inches front, and e..
lendlnglu depth lIlfect.irhereenlHerecleiliineiv
Two-Hlery and Mansard HHICIC HOUSE, with
parlor and kitchen en Mrs I Heur, two bed-rooms
ou second Heur, and two rooms en the third
Meer under a munsatd reef, with hydrant and n
pleasant back yard. Tlie whole making a ery
desirable home and renting nt u profitable rale.
Ne. 'J. A Let In Lancaster township, en the
Marietta township, opposite Ne. :t, and adjoin
ing " Wheatland, containing thirty-three and
enc-halfpeichcs, whurcen are erected two con
tiguous Twe-story FHAME IIOUHEH, the one
containing two rooms jen tlie first Meer, two
rooms en the second Heur, and nn attic; the
oilier containing two rooms en the first fleer
and tin ee en tbe second. There Is n kimm! new
Frame Stable, well of water, cistern unit ether
Impreiemcnts en the premises.
Ne. 3. That splendid suburtiati estate known
us Hid " Funk r'nrni," lying partly In Iuuatcr
city and lurtlyln Lancaster township, situated
ou the north slde or the Marietta turnpike,
one mtle west of I.aiu"istcr city, epiHisItu
" Wheatland" and adjoining lands of Jehn I
llcrr, the heirs of Patrick McEiey, Henrv C
Hiirner, and ethers, containing H Acres and l.Vt
l'trchcs, of choice and highly cultivated land,
productive and eligibly lectitcil for building
purposes. 1 he Improvements consist of a large
two-story Hrlck Heuse, with tutHitery brick
back building, tile rooms ou first mid smell
rooms ou second fleer, wash house with cistern,
smoke house. Ice house en Improved plun vvllh
ctllar under spring house and wikhI beuse u.t u.t
lelnlng, well with inimp at deer, line yard and
law n, a large Swlsscr bank barn.K! feet by Hi
tcct. n 1th well and pump outside. Alse, cistern
under the barn with pump In the bam, horse
power building nud grain shed with stable
under; also, hay scutes; large building for
farming Implements, carrluge house, etc., 71
In't 1-0 IGfeet; tobacco and hill shed Willi cel
lar, corn cribs, beg sty, etc. Alse, large new- l.s.
hucee house ll rcct.'by 30 feet, htillt en the latest
Improved plan, Willi cellar 10 feet deep, eltlcc.
etc. The it hole tract comprises oneef llie most
valuable properties In the county, and otters a
ru re chance for Iniestment.
bale le commence ut 1 o'clock p. m., when at
tendance will be given and terms made known
by HUMAN A. FUNK,
SAMUEL UHOFF,
Administrators of Ames Funk, deceased.
Jehn Heiiman, Auctioneer.
s2t-3tds21,!S,e5,10..:tw
M
HTIN HH03.
A Clothing and Fuinl-h-lug
Goods Stere complete.
Ever body's needs thought
of. Everybody's sire pre
pared for. Ever body's tusle
considered and tbe lowest
WE'VE
THOUGHT
OF EVERYBODY
prices ler reliable materials.
Men's and Heys' Nebbiest Suits and Overcoats
for Dress, ilea's and Heys' Teughed Suits and
Treus-rs for work or school.
Ask te sts) the fellow lug lets us examples of
thu werthilvalueaud money savlpg prices:
Children's Kilt Suits, fiM mid 3 M.
Little Heys' Natty.ScrvlccabloSuits.M.OOend
jH).
H!g Heys' Huiidsemc, Diiriiblcbiilb-.fdund Js.
Men's All-Weel and Gissl st le hulls at &.S0
and !l-'
Ask te see the royal range of Overt twits for
Pull mid Winter for Men and Hejs. Ask what
flU will de for you lu Men's Overcoats.
See our Men's Underwear ut SOc, 75s and tl,
Sec our Underwear at 10 for two suits.
Hoj s I'ndi rwear, Sic, 30e mid let-.
Tim Custom 'fullering Department Is busy
getting out and building StjIUh Knits nud
Overcoats te elder. Try us there.
MARTIN BROS,
Custom
i Uiileiir":, Clothing and
1 Furnishing Goods,
I N08. 2S AND 28 N0KT11 QUEEN STUEET.
yt jlattvfitmcnt.
HAGER Sk BROTHER.
AND MANY OTHER CHOICE
submit "Special Designs " and
deal of "LINCRUSTA WALTON " in our Decorative Wor
Hamilton Club Heuse," Hester's "
i luusc, luriiiers ixuuunai uanK.
King Street,
SKliscellatteeu.
M
ll.LEH'H HOKAX SOAP. WILL WASH
glemes nnn every article unuer inesun.
BILLY WAIT7. HAH THE UESTTWOFOIt
5c and 5c Cigars In the city, nt
NOH. 10! NOHTH QUEEN HT.
myl8-9mM.W,Th.BAw
"VUHOOLDENLION AND MIA QUENDA
F Cigars, 6c cigars, arc hand made with long
CTear Ha rami Fillers, no's and tin's boxes.
DEMUTH'H CIOAK HTOHE,
al8-tfdft 114 East KICK Street
M
ILLEK'H HOHAX SOAP WILL WASH
Clenics and every arllcle under the sun.
3-HE ONLY
VNOAHTEK HUHINEHS COLLEGE, Ne. M
North Dtike street,
Day und Evening Sessions. Mere applications
received and mere pupils entered since opening
than during any previous period. Fer proof of
tills call at College ltoems. Typewriting frce te
all w he take the business course.
Addrcts, II. C. WEIULEH. Principal.
rpHOUT SHANK.
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS AND MEN'S
OUTFITTERS.
Ne. I) NellTII QUKKN HTltKET.
UNDERWEAR or nil descriptions from We a
suit. Something entirely new HLACK SILK
UNDERWEAR. The handsomest Neckwear
In the city. Our 75c Hand Cut nnd Hand
Wtirked button Hele Shirt cannot be equaled
In the city for 11.00. Your measure taken and
111 guaranteed rer 11.00. A large line of Hand
Embroidered Fine Dress Shirt Fronts te pick
from. Large Line of Night Robes.
marttS-lydR
TyB EXAMINE EYES FREE.
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE I
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed !
If you have them examined you will probably
find that there Is something wrong with them,
and that glasses will lw a great help te you.
We use Inlmltalile "DlA MANTA1' louses,
which are made only by us, nnd recommended
by leading Oculists us the best aids le defec
tive vision.
Solid Geld Spectacles, 4)3.00 I usual price,
.VIH.
Steel Spectacles, SOe.; usual price, 1.00.
Artificial Eyes I luertcd, 91 ; usual price, 91 0.
1. ZIHEMAH A BR0.130 S. ninth Street,
OPTICIANS. I PHILADELPHIA.
Between Chestnut aud Walnut Streets.
mvS-lyd
w
ILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
We Will Inaugurate
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 11.
THE PRICE LIST WILL APPEAR
IN OUR
Next Advertisement.
COMFORTS, HLANKETS,
FLANNEI.S, CANTON FLANNEL
AND DRESS GOODS,
At Lewest Possible Prices.
Indies', Misses' and Children's Hosiery in Cot Cot
Ien, Fleecc-Ltned, Weel nnd Cuihmcie.
New Let of Ladles' Embroidered Handker
chiefs. Indies' Suxutiy Cleth Jackets.
Girls' and Misses' Gretchen Coats.
Jersey Jackets and Newmarkets, K.50 te fIS.UO.
llejs' Knee-Punt Suits nnd Overcoats, fiOO te
SIlVH.
Gent's Heavy Fhiuu.l Shlrts-Plaln, Striped
and Fancy, 75s, 'ak . 1 00, Jl -Jj, fJ 50.
All-Weel Blue Flannel and Jersey Shirts, SI 00
nud 51 '.
Flannel Jersey Shirts, 73c te ft M.
Men's and Hey's Ilrtss and Working Gloves.
Gents' White and Colored Merine Underwear,
Wc.
GENTS' HEAVY-WEIGHT
WINTER OVERCOATS
.S 00, IU 00, J 10 00.
GENTS' FULI-WElGIir, ALL-WOOL
WINTER SUITS
InCassliucre and Cheviot-., 110 nnd f 12.
Hey's Huts and Cups.
Children's Peles und Tarn O'Miaultrs.
The New Ktvlu lluckle Hand Genu' Stiff Hut,
f.'uO nndSJtU.
Herso Hlaiikets, Ijip Robes nud Carriage
Whips.
GENTS' DRESS SHOES,
Three Widths. Tips and Plain Toes.belld White
lA-athcr Seles nnd C" lre. Finished ns
Neal as Higher Grade Werk,
I jice Frent or Congress.
PRICE, 1. 511 TRY A PAIR.
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
Branch Stere,
NO. SIS MARKET STREET, HAKIMS
liUIiQ, PA.
feat Blanket Sale
Williamson k Fester,
"Specimens" of "LINSPAR
Farmers' Hetel," Fulton Opei
Lancaster, Fat
Stem bveritemcntr
GEORGE FLICK.
NO. IS WEST (JERMAN ST., LANCABTE
PA. Birds and Animals Stuffed in a Hnnrri
Manner at Reasonable Hates. e7-lwd
WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK fJ
Plpep and Fine Smoking Tobacco In tl
city. Weeden Pipes at6c nnd tee. each. Oenl
iue iui-erscuaum i-ipcs ei'ix-. eacn.
DEMUTH'H CIUAK STORK.
alR-tfdR iu East King StreetJ
TU8T RECEIVED.
New Designs In
OVERCOAT PATTERNS
Something Entirely New.
McORANN ft N0WLEK.
Fashionable Tailors, 136 North Queen BtreJ
Property Owners.
Merchant & Ce., Importers and deal
ers In reefing plates, sheet copper, sheet
brass, etc, New Yerk, Philadelphia and
Chicago, are Issuing te the trade a neat
little Illustrated descriptive pamphlet of
21 pages, entitled " ATln Hoef," descrip
tive of the manufacture, sites, thick
ness, weights aud brands et the various
kinds of tin plate used In rooting build
ings. The trcatlse fully describes the
kinds .of tin reefs, hew te put tin to
gether, and the special advantages of
staudlng scam reef, the allowances for a
greater amount of expansion and con
traction ever that of the flat seam. Alse
treats of the gutters, rlre walls, solder
ing, painting, suggestions, us builders'
and carpenters' specifications, etc. This
llttle work has already entered upon IU
fourth edition, evidencing thu fact of Its
merit, uTld the favor which It has met at
the hands of the trade. These will be
mailed en application te the head office
or any of Its brunches.
Induttrlal World, Septembers.
e.'.-ltd
R
E1LLY HBO j. A UAUB.
Prepare Fer Winter
Our Radiant Novelty Square
Deuble Heater In tlie handsomest
nnu best stove ever niiitle. It has
full revertible Hue, is elegantly nick
eled aud fully KUaranteed. We will
Btartle you en the price of our Star
ling Parler Heater. It 1h nicely
mounted, contains full revertible
Hue, nets en a handsome buse aud la
absolutely guaranteed. We also
have Starling Parler Bteves, low
priced aud of handsome design.
Te anyone wauling a stove it will be
the part of wisdom te llret examine
our immense line. We sell a band
some Deuble Heater, fully guaran
teed for S13.00. Testimonials from
hundreds of our fellew-eitizeus at
test the merits of the Celebrated
Novelty Het-Air Furnace.
40-42 N. QUEEN ST..
S-NEXT POOR TO POSPOFFICE.
T
HE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE-
THE
Blankets and Flannels, &c,
-AT-
Specially Lew Prices.'
WHITE HLANKETS at TSc, fl. fl.25, 11.50
1 1.73, f-'-M, 11, SUA f 1, e, fe, $i..t0 te JUL
OHEY HLANKETS, fl,fl.Si. flAl.r-' teS-V,
hCARLbTT HLANKETS, All-Weel and Medl Medl
csitl,S;).75teK STARLET FLANNELS, 15, 30, 33. .10, 35 te 60
cut".
WHITE FLANNEU4, b , li'i, 15,20,35 te
03 cents.
OHEY Fli-VNNEia at 10, 1J, 17, 30, 25 te 50
cent.
I jiiHck'.Uciit'saiid Children's UNDERWEAR
In till tlie Hjular htjli-KHt all prices.
Mixt of our Woel.-r.s were txiught at 11 time
udeii tbematket vtas much lower than It Is to
day, placing us lu a isnltlen te kIvc you the
levvct ielbli nikli price.
Gee. F. Rathven.
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
uiarAMydR LAHCABTKK, PA
Reilly Bres. & RaubJ
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