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j&V'C!, Oct. 2.-Jehn McCalllater
Sm MlM Mary Bangert, daughter of Jacob
living en Union street, were
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i; ewi Mir wedding trip last night, ana
,"J?;iret te tfeelr home en CbeatnuT street.
: vSBr Nudarisg aeme flne music.
f ' i mm Mi m 1 -. M a, til. kalLakliMtAHla
'.-.''Oawge Yeung, aeeured a cent at thcChapel
Z MBday ecbcel en Monday last, The boy
fe M'.-gperehMtil plna with the money, whleh he
y ,' ana at an aavance in price, ne men
BVsSil!! tnnlawtM and rrtailn rand v. which
r- . ww. i . r. . . - r :.".:.
as aaa e ni menus, lam nignt nenaa
aaaaeWeeaH from hla original caniul of
MM rTUUam M. Bannmger, of Franklin, Fa.,
,' ilawlaMiM Manila tn Alanine.
; ', . Barry Furneaa, of the Philadelphia
L i'-s Ami. ! In town en a hriar visit In riinnda.
test - A Hffihirnf rViliimhlAtiM want in Ftllvnr
ill . Bfriuratbla morning te attend the funeral
hST" J. j:.l,l.. nf Unrn-V Mell I .,,.,.. whn
eM reoeetly at Akren.
Tfeera Is a miner afloat In town thnt the
Airnaeaa of the Chestnut Hill Iren Ore
company will be put In blast nt an curly
data.
The Institution of a ledge of American
Mechanics has been postponed for about
four weeks.
Officer Wittlck arrested the well known
Eama Archey for stealing several articles
of clothing from Sarah liywater, colored.
Squire Evans committed her te Jail for
trial at court
Mat Biget Officer wittlck arrosted two
colored men while acting In n suspicious
manner in the vicinity of Fourth and
Chestnut atreeta. The men were taken be
fore Squire Erana and discharged upon
, premising te leave town at once, which
1 fbeydld.
Samuel Martin, of Letvlstewn, Pa., a
graduate of the Philadelphia cel I ego of
pharmacy of the class of 1875, has accepted
atluatlen at Market's drug store
Rebecca Yeung, aged 10, a colored girl,
died last night, The denth resulted from
consumption after a lingerlng lilness. The
funeral has net yet been urrnnged.
The 0. M.S. dub will held a ball In the
armory en Saturday night. The musle
will be furniahed by Rich's erchestra.
Mis LUzIe Beylo, of West Chester, la
vtattteg Mrs. F. W. Heckel, en Cherry
street
A bad room sulte was chanced off Inst
night by Liberty Circle, Ne. 23, IJ. U. (II.
Fjef Pa., which was drawn bv ticket Ne.
731, held by Geerge Hern, ofKinderheok.
A drunken umbrella mender was ar.
laaaad yesterday afternoon by Officer Mor Mer
rlaen and sent te Jail for twenty daya by
Squire Hershej-.-
' Twe Hundraa Mllaa an Heur.
Frem tbe N. Y. Star.
'Said Charles W. Cresby, an electrical
engineer, " the speed that could be obtained
by electric trains would seem nlmett In
credible. The new scheme of the oloc eloc olec
trldans proposes te draw frelght and
paaaenger trains at a rate of from 176 te 200
i'.iv nllaa an hour..
3rr "Ceinpewt oeKlneors doclare thnt there
F? -ia nothing te prcyeut care from moving at
h?$a that rale of anerd if motive newer sufQclsnt
f 51; te drive them can N ebtalnnl. Tlin ilnltrn
f-v? proposed coot? inpUles a car wheel five feet
ftw In dlanuler. thin hfllnir nvnr liw font
f'0 greater than the ordinary American car
('." XwbaaL With a thlrtv.lhren Itirh wlirnl Mm
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ivwuuu e umes iiuuuip, ami a ttpecu
of seventy miles a mlnute has bceu ob
talned. With a five feet wheel the rotation"
would have te be increased te but l.OOOu
minute te attain a speed or U00 miles nu
hour, and these who have studied the mat.
tar aay the wheel would net be Injured In
the least by this great rate or speed."
"Could that rate or speed be maintained
en the line of railroads new in use ?"
"That Is a question that has net vet been
felly decided en. The aystein would In a
' measure be Independent of grade, and lines
could therefore be laid nenrly straight, and
curves of small radius avoided. The
rolling stock proposed Is of n very
macn ngnier cnaracter tiinn that new
In use. One model proposed Is u low
light ear with an eloctrie meter driv
ing it, being simply a development or tlie
S resent system employed en Btreet can.
.notherplun is te provide nsorlesof sue sue
eeeelvely cnorgized stationary cloctro clectro cloctre
maguets of great power. The first cost or
the permanent way -would be great, but
the expense of operating the read would
be leas than that of the protein sys
tem. While- seme railroad men treat tbi
idem as chimerical, many well-known rail
way managers, englncers nud cicatrical
Journals of high reputation predict that ir
ufflclent capital Is Jurnlshed, within five
years there will be lines In this country
ever which passengers are carried at the
rata of from 175 te 200 miles nn hour."
Murdered for a Dellar.
At four o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Khedtrick McKennon wits in a Deck
Square peel room In Bosten, boUlnsjilUhe
vuiwa nee, ne deucui xeunir diikc.
CiTinftS therefer te the man who killed
nim nve minutes later.
When thia man, who is net known,
handed McKenneu the ticket the latter saw
that it called for but 2 and demanded the
ether dollar. This was refused by the
ether man. who started te go out. Mc
Kennon followed and began te use violent
measures, when the fellow whipped out n
mail knlfa and stabbed McKenneu in the
Jugular vein and then disappeared.
McKennon was carried te the nearest
police station, where he died in live mlu-'
utee without opening his lips. He was n
waiter in the Parker house. Although the
deed was committed in a busy thorough.
flue no one Beems te have been a witness
te It
TRANSMITTED TO rPSTCniTr.
Whttt Marshal Ven Meltks Said te the
Phonograph.
A dispatch te the Herald from Berlin
aaya Count von Moltke had a phonograph
hewn htm seme days uge nt his country
t of Crelsau, in Silesia. The field mar-
by the machine, that "Mr. IMIsn.i'a nm.i
invention is, indeed, aitenlshlng. The
phonograph makes it possible for a man
who has long rested in his grave te lift up
his voice again and speak te posterity."
The vencrable strategist then quoted the
remarkable passage from Gectbc'u "Faust,"
beginning, "Ye instruments mock me with
wheel and combs, with cylinder and han
dle." bold 1'er Bent Due.
The effects of the Lancaster Blcvcle club
were sold by Constable Christ Kline tills
BAMltllW .1.1 a l.MrllnKtl. .. ....... . .
. -v..mj, uu (Buutuau a nurrniu ler rulll
fj. " one. rne warrant against these goods was
Haiiea at tne request or the tnroe parties
who were responsible for SC7, the rent un
paid. All the goods wcre bought by Jehn
A. Burger for 74. The room will be re
rented and occupied by part of the old
Wcycle club, for whom the furniture wus
bought. Several of the parties who were
eesmected with this club ha e withdrawn
from the organization and w HI start a rival
A Surprise Party.
About 20 couples of young peeple me
taatevenlng at the residence or Mr. Jehn
IiMBbacb, en East Orange street, nud from
K.i, " wrni ie iiiu neme et ir. 1 rank
S,;- Auxer. en East Chestnut street, who they
. at "v "uii'nevu. Aiiur leaving a iari:e
a' eaat(Hrerrahniinlii. Mlu mi! ir Tni.
feiT TlnKnk A XVmmm. IT. 1 .1. ! "
ft Sg4 mlttee conducting the party.
'X'Sl Aliln tn Tilt Almfil.
& b fariin Tl. TTa&r nvtrn w un fni.ii.1.. t
,.VJoredenMav7. bv belmr run evr liv n
Lri yAt JkM at TtnL. anA fU ........ t .. ..
fc ;UBfte e-day. Mr. news conteinplate brlng
'gnH agint the Btreet Car company
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W' Vaet apart the Is.t Sunday or c cry mouth
fwMnrMtUrDay' The exercises consist
av A s4rsjmMeaakriBuaa. fiual n.irl l j... .
ttr-T--"""""' "iuiruinenui music
tMd recltaUens. The second mectlne of
tk.kl.Kl will be held next Sunday at2
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THK LAKOASTBR PATLY nHTgLLmgyOERt THUBSDAY, OCTOBER 04, 18S0. ,t3- ?Vf ,f
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TUK -tPlSCOPAL c6MVKimO.
Tketlneatlen erchanglnw the Canen en
Marrtece and Dlvoree Postponed.
In the Episcopal general convention In
ew Tork en Wednesday marriage and
divorce, the change of name and the cel
ered question were considered. Early in
the convention Mr. 8. Corning Judd, of
Chicago, who in 1880 was sponaer for pro pre pro
peaal Te eliminate the words "Pretesunt
Episcopal" from thetltloflbe church, In
troduced a resolution that the words Ameri
can church be substituted for the "Protes
tant Episcopal church" en the tltle page of
the prayer-book. When the Joint committee
en liturgical revision reported Injhe morn
Ing adversely te the resolution, and when
Mr. Judd in explaining that the change did
net require it constitutional amendment,
expressed the conviction that a majority of
the house desired the change, the action of
the commltteo seemed te be ratified by the
laughter which greeted his remark. The
committee's report and Mr. Judd'a resolu
tion were, en Ids motion, referred te the
next convention.
Twe or three times have unsuccessful
attempts been made te bring the subject of
work among ths colored people Inte open
debate In the lower house. What was the
range of the discussion tn the secret ses
sions of the bouse of bishops will noverbo
known. The commltteo en conference ap
pointed by that house recommended that
the deputies pass the Joint resolution defin
ing thejattltudoef the episcopate toward the
colored nee, but they declined te recon
sider their fermer actfen en the aubject.
Much dobate wan excited ever the pro
posed new canon en marrlage and divorce,
based upon the existing canon. Among the
new features which were r-Jected were the
sections that "marrlage Is prohibited by
the word of Ged and by Ills church within
the dogrce of consanguinity and affinity
fpecified lu Leviticus xvlli, 0-18. that thore
be Inserted a prohlbltlve table as con cen con
talned in the ration of the Church
of England, In both of which are
imolved, as many think, the ques
tion of marrlage with a dccciised wlfe'n uls
ter, and that ministers Bliall admonish the
peeple from tlme te tlme that the church
forbids clandestine marrlnges and that Its
publle solemniiatlen ought net te be dis
pensed with except for geed rauses and
under special circumstances. The section
adopted was that " if any porneiis be Joined
togcther ether than ns Ged's uerd doth
allow, their marrlage is net lawful, and
such marrlage Ih hereby prohlblled."
Other projte&ed changes In the canon
wero actions prohibiting a minister's
marrying any perNeii under eighteen years
of age without the parent or guardian be
present or consent by writing; providing
ter porf-ennl ncqunintunce with contracting
persons mid the prosence of witnesses, -and
for a registry of the innrriage; that the law
or the church en dlvorce Is contained In
Matthew, v, 32, and xlx, 0, making but the
ene crime cause for dlvorce; prohibiting
persens divorced from marrying again te
each ethor If the woman mcanwhlle shall
have married again ; providing for punish punish
ment or ministers violating the cnuen ;
excommunicating persons marrying tn
violation or the canon except upon ponl penl ponl
ten co and avowed final neparatlon,previdol
that the nacrameuls shall net be refused te
apenltent persen In linminent danger of
death.
The mere reading of the canon as pro
posed demonstrated te the depulles that it
was tee weighty te be disposed of this year,
and accordingly the whele question was
referred te the convention of KVi.
L1MIXKD LOCALS.
The prlze awarded te Dr. J. W. Nelsen,
supervisor of the Mlddlotewn sub-dlvlslen
or the Pennsylvania railroad for having
bis track lu geed condition, was 8100. It
wusnnarded yesterday by Uenernl Man Man
ager l'ugb.
The eMnlug concert and fioclable of the
Laiicaftter Llederkrntu will be held lu the
hall of the society en Monday evrntng
next. It v HI be for members nnd their
faiillllcs.
Jehn Gruel's Ice wagon struck Henry
Stapi'a butcher wagon en Prlnce street,
near the opern house, en Wednesday. A
apindle was broken from the latter chicle.
James A. McDeUti, of this city, was
among the large party who welcomed Mr.
and Mrs. Chris. L. Magce nnd Stute
Honater llutau,. who arrived in New
Yerk rrem Europe, en Wednesday.
Five ledgers that were in the station
heuse lest night were discharged this
morning by the mayor.
The first street car that has ever crossed
the tracks or the Pennsylvania railroad
en North Queen htreet, passed ever last
night. It was hauled ever and drawn as
far as the Hlestcr house for seme purpose,
but what It was no ene seems te knew.
Quite a number or officers or the Lancaster
street railway company wero present.
.
A HotPl-Keeper Dies.
Frem the Lltttt Itrceru.
Frank ltutb, fcged 53, proprietor or the
lirlckervllle hotel, dled en Sunday after
noon at ene o'clock. He had been ail
ing Ter seme tlme, but was nble te
meve about until n fe-.t days bofeio
denth, when he wink rapidly. Mr.
Ruth was n nntlve of Merits county.
He had been n teamster for Schrick it
Foel, beer betllnrs nt Reading, for a
peried or sovcutceu years, until ubeut
eight years age, when he took charge or
me jincKcrviue ueiei, wnicu no con
ducted In such oxcelleut tnanner that he
was pronounced the best hotel-keopor that
ever occupied that heuse, and besides wen
hosts or frlends. The remains were con con
eoyed te Reading en Thurday, whoie In
terment took placent Alleiibach'siconietcrv.
Rev. D. C. Tobias etficlatcd at the funeral.
Tim feuntry DauecH.
The balls or dances which nre tlven
nearly every week at seme of the hetels
within a few miles of Lancaster nre rather
tough affairs. The folks who attend the
dances are all from this city, nud en the
nights that they take place peeple of
all kinds are hauled from this city in omni
buses nnd cobs. The last event of this
kind was held at the Rosevlllo hotel en
Tuesday evening. During the night thore
were qulte a number of fights. One big
woman blnckcncdn young fellow 's eyes und
Mjveral men had their heads punched.
Xobedy was hurt n great deal, but theiu
wero a number present who deserved te be
killed.
A Itlojcle mill Athletic Club.
About twenty young wheelmen or this
city have organized u club te be knew u as
the West End Bluycle nud Athletic club.
On Oriel's property, nt Pine nnd Lemen
strcctsrthey will hnve u track for exercise,
which will be nquniter or a mlle mound.
A club heuse for athletic sjteits will also
be erected en the let. The president of the
club is C. Galbralth, and the Hecietiiry
Oeorge Hctrick.
Applun Mii.v Kill This Ciidet.
Cadet William A. Cnrter, of West Point,
Is unconscious in the hospital nt the mili
tary academy. ThoHlngslev estate, which
was recently turned ecr te the academy,
was thrown epen te the cadets for the
first tlme last Saturday. After Car
ter had pnrtaken of a henrty din
ner he and ethers left the bai racks
for the orchard or the Klngsley estate
They partook freely or the apples and Car
ter stopned at n spring and drank seme
cold water. A few seconds later he sud
denly fell te the ground nnd has been un
conscious ever hluce. It Is very doubtful
whether he will recover.
1'acU'iiKe 1'iuty and Sociable.
The Columbus club, .in organization
made up ormcmberH or the Knights or St.
Jehn, gave a packnge party and socia secia socia
ble nt Rethwtilur's hall en Wislncstlay
evening. The attendance was large. The
following iinmbcra drew the prizes, nene
of which were claimed last nleht: Nes.
098, CW, 1,16a, 1,350 and 670. The helders
orelther of these lucky numbers will re re re
colven prlze iieii presentation or the same
te the managers.
Up An Alp TlireiiKh u Tube.
A dispatch irem .Switzerland kavs M.
Trantw cilcr, chlcr engineer or the Brunlg
railway, Ins applied for a concession Ter
an underground railway up the Jnngrrau
mountain. It is piopeaed te reach the
summit or the mountain by means or n
tubular tunnel.
Seven Theuwtiid Dcuths Prem Cholera.
A dispatch rrem Ktnmbeul says that the
cholera is still making rrightrul lavages in
the tillages of the Tigria nnd Euphrates.
There have been becn thousand deaUis
within thepast three months, nud there are
as yet no signs of nn abatement or the
aceurge.
Dentil or n ilitf) lund Lawyer.
Richard Hynseu, uged CO, dled nt flics flics
(citewu, Maryland, en Wednesday. He
waa ene or the most prominent lawyers or
the Eastern Shere. He leaves an estate
valued at f200,000. Mr. Hynseu wts p.
Democratic leader of his section.
A SAMOA WAR SOXO.I
Kin Warrtere Making a Tour' of tha
World. ,i
An office In New Yerk looked something
like a dime museum en Wednesday when
nine Samoan warrior, In charge of It A.
Cunningham, went there te secure their
steamship ticket for Europe. They are
of medium height, square-shouldered
and muscular. Their names are Chlaf
Statu, one or the leaders In the rescue of
the American sailors at the tlmoef thehur
rlcane last Mtrchi Mnnegla, Leaauaaii,
Mua, Letungalra, Lealefi, the poet of the
party, who com:escs Impromptu songs en
any occasion; Tit, Fel and Taslta. The
chief and four nf his companions were
partisans or Matuafa. The ether four
wero followers of Tamasesc. They
all have intelligent races, thelr hair
Is long, bushy and naturally black, but
they blench It until It Is or a brick color.
At home their principal clothing Is cocoa
nut oil and n breecfi clout of tnfa cloth
made rrem the barkel the mulberry. They
have chesen clothes mere sultable te this
cltmBte, however, wearing blankets and
moccasins. They tattoo themselvca In ene
solid color below the hips, the prevailing
tint being blue.
The warriors seated themselves In a row
en the fleer end took up a war song started
by the poet, te the music of two mulberry
sticks. They kept ;orfect time both in
their singing and In . the movements or
their bodies. They left Apia laat June and
are new en their way te Germany. Mr.
Cunningham wished te show them in this
country but could make no satisfactory ar ar ar
rangoinents, although Bareum offered $250
a week.
Mr. Gladstone Speaks.
Mr. Gladstone delivered nn address at
Southert Wednesday ovenlng. He was
enthusiastically wolcemod, the hall being
crowded two hours bofero the opening or
the meeting.
Mr. Gladstone rovlewcd the work or the
Liberal party during the past 21 years. He
paid a tribute te the laudable anxiety or the
powers te postpone a European crisis. He
refened te the Cretan quottien as a formid
able monace te the pence or Europe He
criticised atlongththe govemment' a work,
and claimed that all Its useful mcasurea
wero Liberal.
The speech was short and somewhat dis
appointing. Mr. Gladstone inadonpelnt
by declaring that the principle or the deck
strikers applied te tenants and tradesmen
in Ireland would have bcen penal. He was
touched by the election gains, nnd believed
that ir they could end the septennial act und
appeal te the people te-morrow the verdlct
would be In favor of the Llberalsand Jus Jus
tlce te Ireland. The bulk or the speech
wus devoted te Irish grievances. He said
thnt the uocesslty of the continued pro
claiming or new districts was ovidence or
the fall u re or the coorcien policy and de
clared that the crlme rate was new the same
as In 1831, when, In erder te secure llie sup
port or the Paniellltes, thoTerlos declared
that coorcien was no longer necessary.
Mr. Glndstone said he was unable te lay
befere his hearers a scheme or Liberal pol
icy for the future beyond the en tllne al
ready well known.
Cupid's Werk.
Frem ths Leivlsten(M.) Journal.
Silas Emersen, who died in Santa Clara,
Cal., last w cek nt the age of seventy-feur
years, leaving an cetate valued at $10,000.
000, was n nail ve or Harrison, Me., and is
said te have gene te California en account
or an unhappy leve affair. Theyeunglady
te whom he wen engaged, like the heroine
or Lecksley Hall, let her parents influence
her te break the engagement te marry
somebody else, and se nhe gave up the
werklngman for a Bosten lawyer. Desir
ing te oscape rrem her vicinity, the disap
pointed youth went West with the gold geld
seokers or 1610, where, instead or mining,
he begun te build huts where the city or
San Francisce new stands. His Invest
ments In real estate made him rich.
'
A Wheel Tern Ofl.
This afternoon Warren Drurain, a school
Uui her r Mnrtle township, was driving
up.'-'e'itli tiuoen street, and he attempted te
cress (he i .ilread track, which is six
or eight luetics nbove the level ofthedtiotH.
The result was thnt he had n wheel tern off.
This stiect Is In bad condition. The
western slde or It liu; such a slope thnt It
makes driving upon it dongerous. The
car track Is out et condition and Constable
Eicholtz tlircatens te return it te court.
Painting Poles nnd People Reil.
The empleyes or the electric light com
puny nre busily engaged painting the poles
or the company nt present. The color used
Is a bright red and persons w he had occa
sion te pass near the poles en North
Queen street this morning, will net seen
forget It. Quite n number, including sev
eral Indies, lecelvcd splashes en their
clothing, but many or them will net find It
out until they gel home.
Dekh Nearly Kill n Weman.
A htiKO inaslltr owned by Jacob Sachot Sachet
t6n, ori:ilz.tbethport, N. J., attacked Mra.
Walter Uurke, whlle she was en her way
home en Tuesday night. The canlue
knocked her down and bulled hlstfclh in
her thigh. Sevorel curs Joined lu the at
tack en the dofunscless woman, who
would undoubtedly have bceu killed had
net her nrles rer lielp brought oeplo te
her roscue. Her clothing was nearly tern
elfby the brutes nnd she was overoly
bitten In soveral places. The mastiff that
first assailed her was shot by a pollceman.
Sum! the Wntcli Company.
Abraham Rltnur te-dav entered suit m
the court or common ple.is ngaliiBt the
Keystene Standard Wntch company for
reynltv en ene of his patents used in the
inanufacture or watches. The statoment or
the amount due lias net yet been filed
Heat 1IU Urlde.
Jehn Dugan was married en Sept. . On
the day nfterhls marrlage he wnsarreMed
for r.ilbe pietonseaml was lecked ui until
he made arrangements te pay the claim
agalist him. Te-day he was prosecuted by
his bride, who charges litip with beating
her. Alderman llarr will dispese or the
c.use.
llettlni; Uniforms,
On Friday the Lancaster C'adeti will meet
fur drill lu Rothweller'H lull. They will
seen sncuie uniforms. A sainple of the
uniform for ethers Is new ohlblted lu tne
window or Martin Ilres., clothiers, North
Queen street.
Tiir. prlru U July n Uhnc,
And It Ciuv Headache mid Neuralgia eury
time.
Uhome-Seltzfii nt any drug tterf,
2-6td
AMUSEMENTS.
Attruutleiitfnt Pulton Operu Heuso.
Thursitey.Oct.2l, "Hcelnn, theNlghtQupcn."
Friday nnd Saturday, Oct. 23 nnd SO, A
Ranch of Keys."
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
STATE.
Mult Tieaiwtr
ED.MUND A. BIQLUIl.
COUNTY.
itatt Stnater.
(Northern District
jen.vs. HOOVER.
Dlltrlct Atlermy.
C. O. IIABSLEIl.
Dtrtttert of tht Jm)i;
ABRAHAM STONE,
J. W. NAUMAN.
rriten Intptcteri.
AJI08MEA8,
llENHYM.WELLEIt.
GuntySitncier.
JOHN C. MARTIN.
lilrtwiaitce.
Oast-1
-1 Amen. edncsduy, October 21, isstf.
irlde's rrildence, North Diikestrcet.clty!
t. t. A. Onit, 1). I)., iiSklatcd by Ilav. J.
nt the brIJe'
by ltev. K.
w. iicinliiger, Harry C
iatrcr, both of Luucniter'
uusi nnu .Margie
ltd
5ClltJlB.
KAUFFaAK.-At Oreville, en Hie 'M lint.,
Henry L.Kaufruiau,uscd50juirs. '
Tlie relatives nnd frtcndi of the family nrc re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral rrem
the residence of his ten, Hlrnm Kauirman, Ore
Villc, Harrlsbun; pike, Friday morning at 0
e deck, bcrxiccs at 10 o'clock at Meeting
llentc, tJiiKll.vllle, ..j.
iilavJicie.
I'lilladelphla I'ihmIiice Market.
,i,l'A''!lhPnlx'..9'l-:-l:-0on-YleurWMi
- auia-l, m AciJ7a 1
extra. l!s.V.i..t '.'.
4tM3i10; putent.
Wheat flrif,. v..
aM. !!!
ft". I I'tnu'n Red, 03c !
tern tltady j Ne. 2,1iaii:c!
OataUMdyt Ke. a White Sci He.
SM.JItWaerMli
later tl 13. . ,
Ar; IlimaHOOM loeaalltrj
lebroreheTee; mixed, 9ll
..SSS'JTABfn
baled m itn. Mw.llTseaU 00.
Batter, steady i , rtnn'a crramerr
atra
aaffHei l-cnn'atlnte extra awtw.
Regs steady j Penn'a nrtu,'Jlc
Cheese itcady ; partt!kJms,7Be rail sklmi,
feu-eleum firm ! refined In bbli.. fTOO.
I'eln tee dull KXaJOe per biMhel.
.'
Llve Htoek Market.
CHicAoe.Oot. st-Recelpui.lSJffi): ihlpmenU
4,000: steady i beeve, H 605 00; itetni
H 001 w ; iteekera and feeder, II 02 W :
cows, bull and mixed, f 1 leS te ; Texaa came,
11 intfiw; neiK, i kiwi ve.
Hlieep Receipt. 10,000 1 nfil.mnC.8,0O: mar
kel steady; netlvcn, t30O3510: Western woeled
aioel 15; shorn Texans.la 289403; lamb, ft 00
te 13 2 per head.
Htoek Mnrketa.
tluoUlleni by Reed,Mtaraen A Ck;.,btikri,
uancasier, rv
WXW YORK LUT.
Canada l'aclflc.....M.
II A.M. 12 H. 8r. M.
a. t. e. a i..
Colerado Ceal........
Central l'actnc.
Canada Henthern..
Chi. HU U A rbg...
Den. AltteO....-.
Del. L. A W....
Erie 2nd...........
Jar O
K.AT
Leu. A N..
L. Hhere. ....,
Hlcb.Cen
Mlnseurl I'RClflC-..
Heck. Valley
30
8IH
M
SIX
80
,142 ,
29
rt. r...
N. P. Prof...
N. Went- Ill
it. y. ;... ,r.
New England.
EatTcuneMee
Omaha .
Oregon Transcontinental
iiniarieA w ..... .. ....
Pnclde Mall...
Richmond Termlnul......
HU Paul mi
Texan Pacific. .. 20J
Union Pacific 67
WabeHh Cem 17
Wnbanh Prof. .11K
Wcntcrn U 852
Went Hhere Itends.
riULAllRLl'lIIA LIST.
Leh, Val
11. N. Y. I'lilla. .
Pa. It. R.
Keadl nc. .21 S-m
!,ch. Nav
Hcitenv. I'aisi
P. A It :
N. CeilU I..
Pceplcii I'nsn
Rdg 4'a WK
OIU 10OH
M
22 1-1
21H
1$ 1W
tirnlu and Provlstena.
EiirnUbed by S. K. Yundt, Breker.
Chicago, Oct. 24, 1-00 o'clock p. m.
October
waeai vern uau, ferx. iira.
10 IS
November. . ....
December ft)K
Year
January
February
March
May MX
July..
its
uruae uii ,
Consels
le-ix
Closing rrlc 2:1J o'clock p. re.
vriiunw uurn. uaii. I'era.
October
78X
November....
December
Year.........
January .
Februery
March
May
July ,
Consels
W.
3.
78;
600
83X
332
38
21K
29
... 121 124 124
... Ui IXi Kit
.... RlJ? ai aH
... 10$ 1062 106H
:::: ss mii eh
:. "z. "'".'. ma
7S TtlC TM
!! Ul
403 3H 4
;"." ..:::: 3
81 81 33H
TT.l
17 IH
85 Vf
uevr ig
3U;t BOS 8 97
m wj .....
30 0 15 . ..
SOl-l 10H 0 42 5 92
.".'.'.'.' 7.'.'.'.' ,.'.'.'." oed
ai 2IJC
Lard.
.'WJi 18VC 10 70 6 20
SOJj 18U 9 75 5 97
SOJ2 18JJ .... 6 87
80V? 9 15 5 87
30J ItH 9 42 6 90
.... . .... i Reci'ipts'. Car'Lata.
Winter Wheat 108
Hprlnj; Wheat 115
Cern 313
Oat 2l
Ilyo
Barley
.. . Heaa-
Rceelpts Heg 24,000
I tecclnLi -Cattle 10.000
cv bucrttBcmcnte.
pURE J UICE OF THEORAPE.
Tart Red and White CALIFORNIA WINE,
80c per bettle ; $3.00 per dozen bettlee.
ROHRER'B LIQUOR HTOHE,
Ne. 22 Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORT
GAGE, call en or addresi,
JOHN E. SNYDER, Attorney-Ot-Law,
e24-tfd 112 K. King St., Lancattcr. Pa.
BEST 60 HAVANA FILLER CIOAR IN
the city, at
HILLY WAITZ'B,
.. Ne. 8 and 103 North queen Bt,
niyl8ni:J,W.Th,SAw
MILLER'S BORAX SOAP WILL WASH
Cletluj and every article under tlie tun,
TrANTED-BY NOVEMBER 1, AMERt
TV can or German Protestant Girl for ecu
crul honsework, Address, LOCK BOX 21, llryn
Mawr, I'ii. elMtdS.M.WR
lirANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
TV hotiscirerk and te help with washing
and Ironing. Apply at the INiELtiaFNCKR
Olllce. el7-tfd
Gilt UNWANTED
AT TlIK
LANC.V8TER CARAMEu CO. FACTORY,
S35 CHUBCU STREET. s23tfd
WANTED! SALESMEN
paid, steady work am
-OOOD WAOE3
tery. Iho best term In the hualness. Address
,e , J. AUSTIN SHAW.Nurscryman.
teplMwdR Brooklyn, N. Y.
W ANl'ED-MEN FOR CITY AND 8UR 8UR
renndlng towns ; f30 te r0 per week.
Ahe, two general agent.
AVnly te
02I-2K1
c iv.OAl.in,
City Hetel, Lancaster, fa.
- .. '... r. . .
IJOR RENT-rilOM APRIL I3T. NEXT, A
Ftnrpjlass Blacksmith' Shep, with dwell
lug Heme, situated at Greenland Mills, In East
Lampeter tewnthlp.
Annlv te
ELIZABEni O. E. BATES.
eHtldll 4 North Duke St., Lancaster, Fa.
CSPEt
p til
Klcs, PI
CIAL NOTICE-CLOSINO OUT MY EN-
reruocKei i uniiy carriages. Tep Bug Bug
'lllutens. Business Wnrnni nnd Hli.li.hu.
nlne. II flne line of Hccend.lmnd Wnrlr. (fro,.
Bargains. Positively will be sold at a sacrifice
te clese bulneas.
J.H.NORBECK.Agent,
Cor. Duke and Vine Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
e3-30tdlM.UwH
prOME TEbTlMONY IS THE BEST,
Casper Wcltzcl, Ne. 21 North Water street,
had null u bad cold that he could scarcely
sleep. Ne mcdlclne helped hlni until he took
COOHRAN'S COUGH CUBE,
One dee of which stepped hi cough for 21
hours nnd cured htm. Price, 25 and 60 cent, at
COCHRAN'S nitliri smiif
Nes. 117 A 139 North Qncui bt., Lancaster, Pa.
Tu.TbJJR
pUBLIC SALE OP HORSES.
ON SATUnOAV, NeVEMBEn 2,
At2p. m.,et McOrann's Tark, In the city of
Lancaster, two fast trotting UambUtenlan
Hern-. They are about eight years old. One
Is of u Light Serrel and the ether of n'Clicstnut
Serrel color. One Is a stallion about sixteen
liauds high and the ether a gelding. They will
be sold for unpaid beard.
., .,,.,. . MICHAEL MCOONIQLE.
Oct?2,2l,;CAnevl
"Vy-E EXAMINE EYES FREE '
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE 1
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 be a great help te you.
We i use Inlmltable "DIA MANTA1' lease,
which are made only by us, and recommended
by leading Oculists a the best aids te defec
tive vision.
Solid Geld Spectacle, W.OO ; usual price,
eieei i spectacled, BOe.t usual price, Sl.OO
yiriiiiciuir.e9inseric
ted, S4 ; usual price, f 1 0.
H. ZINEHAN
BRO.I130 S. Kieth Street,
i. I PHILADELPHIA.
eprrciANB.
Belweeu Chestnut and Walnut Street.
mtMyd
y EVAN A SON'S.
Levan 8c Sen's,
DEALERS IN
CORN, OATS, FEED,
BKLEDHHY
AND
STRAW.
LEVAN'S FLOUR!
Witm H9itmmini;
MUXEfg BORAX MAP WILL' WABH
CletkeaaeJ every amete a4erWiBn.
rrasr yWuA&sxpn bet ieiib cah
JL Equal BlUy WalteTt Haraaa ruled Cigar,
at
,IMaufwJlw,,0RTH,U,tK,W'
AL.lt-A.ND PE "" LATEST MQVEL
TIBB In Balllnaa. ummuuiiH mj Pen.
tale
een Patterns, ftaliataetlen OnarantenL
ncuRAHN m v OWLEN, Tailor.
iNq iae Werth qesen Btreet.
M" ILLER-B BORAX BOAP WILL WABH
CTethea and every article under tne un.
IRV OUR e FOR Se CIOAIt. HAND
Made and Lene Filler. Maw let hta Mm.
scbi
.um riniinn nweirea.
DKMUTB'B OIOAR BTOltE,
Kia-uan
.. ...
u Mil King street.
B,Li,YWA.,,HA8 E BRBTTWerOR
6e and teClnrs la the city, at
mylnM.W,tk3w
MfELEH'S BORAX BOAP WILL WABH
Clethe and every article under the snn.
ORRENT-FROM APRIL PrrNEXT, THE
, Greenland Hills, tttuated en Mill Creek,
East Lampeter tewnahlp. Apply te
Mim EUZABEtH e:K BATES,
.. ,M . f North Duke at, Laneaiter, Pa.
R0CT0R.a 0PERA HOU8R
eter A Soulier. Proprietor and Manager.
aW-TO-NIQHT.-W
OERMAN DRAMATIC COMPANY,
"Raxrinai ths Mtk4 An... '
n iiwiiiyHSiii
PRICES-ac, 8e, 60c, 78c and $1 Je. It
rpROUTABHANK.
Underwear I Underwear !
ALL ORADES AND PRICES.
AT
TROUT & SHANK'S,
marSft-lydR Ne. no Werth Qneen Street.
TTENRT WOLFJ
FURNITURE STORE,
h removed te IN East King street, havlnc a
full Una of Furniture of every description at the
lowettprtees. Ale Undertaking promptly at-"."f&J?-
Call and examine our geed.
ag-UdR H. WOLF.1M Eet Ring Street.
-1ARPET CLEANING.
HAVING ADDED NEW MACHINERY AND
BEING IN SHAPE TO
Clean Carpets
UNDER LESS EXPENSE,
We ha e decided te give ear customer th ad
vantage and have reduced the price or clean
ing te
2c. PER YARD.
This Is less than you can have thim beaten
by band.
We will give ths same care and better work
than ever.
LEAVE ORDERS AT WORKS :
Cor, Woodward and Christian Sts,,
OR AT ANY OF THE AGENCIES.
MrTelephene.
eU-tfd
B
OOTS AND SHOES.
FOR
LITTLE MONEY.
I hae lust rcceUed a Line of MEN'S
PATENT LEATHER SHOES, made ever the
Latest New Yerk Bquare Toe Last, with Im
proved Tip, and Latest Style Upper of Oei
Calr, making a beautiful contrast and very sty
lish shoe for Dress, Parties, Balls and all kinds
etllghtuses; they have all th appearance of
tSOO, 1700 and WOO shoes, and If boughtclse beughtclse boughtclse
where would cost tl 00 or 12 00 mere than what
I am sailing thorn for.
I have them in Lace and Congress In different
widths; they can be seen lu. Large Window,
with prlce attached.
Have also received a Large Line of Men',
Bey' and Youths' PATENT LEATHER OX
FORDS, used for same purposes a Men' Shee.
Men', n 00 per pair ; Bey', tl 50 ; and Youth'
II 25. Can be seen in Larg Window,
The One-Price Cash Heuse.
Chas. H. Frey,
(Successor te FREY A ECKERT) the Leader of
Lew Prices In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
N09.S A 5 EAST KINO STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
49-Stere closed every evening at 6 o'clock, ex.
cept Monday and Saturday.
mHE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
THE
s
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
Merchant Tailoring
Department.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
In tbe most satisfactory manner.
Lewest Cash Prices.
Gent's Fumshing Goods,
UNDERWEAR. Ac,
At prices unsarpstsed for cheapness hi the city.
Gee. F. Rathven,
25 East King Street,
ram i srai
People
Ouh
Stere
mar20-lydR
LANCABTEU, PA.
ytna JllHMvt(tmsmlr
OANBB-THK FIMBBT AMBOKTaUOIT OP
. Ne. 6 anf MB North tiueea atreet.
mrTT-M.W.Thjmw
MILLER'S BORAX BOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and reryarUcI nadertheaaa.
11T-E OARRT THE LAItOEST AND PINBBT
VV Htoek of Genuine French Briar and
Meeraehaam Pipe and Fine smoking Tobac
co. Oennlne Turklnh Persian Tobacee.
DEMimfS CIOAR STORE,
EntAbllnhed 1770 at U4 East King Street
aiWfdR
MILLER'S BORAX BOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and every article under the un.
TUDOES HAVE IX)NO H1NCE DECIDED
J that Billy WalU agar I tbe best In the
state. Fer sals at
NOS, 5 A 108 NORTH QUEEN ST.
mylMmM.Wjhi.BAw
TjMNE TAILORING I
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN FINE
WDOLENH. AT
P. WEIREL'S,
p21-3mdR Ne. 44 West King Street.
mHE ONLY
LANCASTER BUSINESS COLLEOE, Ne. 34
North Duke street,
Day and Evening Sessions. Mere applications
received and mere pnpll entered since opening
than during any prevfen period. Fer proof of
this call at College Roem. Typewriting fires te
all who take Ihtbuslneu cenrse.
Address. H. C. WEIDLER, Principal.
MILLERS BORAX SOAP WILL WASH
Clethe and every article under the sun.
"C1ALL AND WINTER, 1888.
Fer the Latest Novelties, Largest and Most
Complete Assortment of Fall and Winter Suit
ing, Overceating and Treusering, gote H. GER
UART. Nene te equal IU Nene te surpass the make
up. The correct Fabrle for Full Dress Suit,
and the prise the lowest, at
H. GERHART'S,
Ne. O North Queen Street.
JVOnly Direct Importing Tailor In the City
of Lancaster. R
ALUADLE CITY PROPERTY AND BU
SINESS STAND AT PU11LIC SALE.
OH THURSDAY, OCTOnia 21, 189,
Will be sold at public sale, at the City Hetel, en
North Queen street, In the city of Lancaster,
all that valuable Let of Ground, situated en the
west side or North Queen street. Immediately
north or tht Pennsjhanla railroad, containing
In front en said street about 40 feet, and In
depth, along IU northern boundary line, about
110 feel, te the Pennsylvania railroad, en which
are erected a Twe-Story FRAME DWELLING,
with a two-story Frame Back Building ; and
Immediately in the rear of tbe dwelllng is a
large Three-Story BRICK TOBACCO WARE
HOUSE. Part of the front building 1 occupied a a
Cigar and Tobacco Stere, situated en and along
the Pennsylvania railroad, which Is the south
ern boundary : bounded en the north by prop
erty or Jehn It. Bltner, erq which Is occupied
by Harry C. Moere, and en the cast by North
Queen street.
The dwelling contains about 16 rooms. There
I a hydrant tn tbe back yard, pavewashln
front, water, gas, and water closet In the dwell
ing, geed Mwerage, aud all ethr modern Im
prevement, an m geed condition, and is one
ei me eest Dusines sianes.
Any person wishing te view the property be-
for the day of sale ma:
the day of sale may call en either of the un-
aeragnea.
1.1800.
A geed title will be given en April
Sale te commence at 7K o'clock p.m., when
attendauce will be given and term mad
made known by
THEODORE WENDITZ,
CHARLES H. REES,
Executer of th Estate of Jehn Res, dee'd.
B.F. Rowx.Auet,
Ne. 408 Seuth Prince St oetlMtd
T
HE NOVELTY.
THE NOVELTY HOT-AIR FURNACE ha
been In use in tills town and county for twelve
year. It I no experiment. The people who
have them take great pleasure In recommend
ing them te their friends, We refer, by per
mission, te the following :
H. S. Spencer, Lancaster, Pa.
J. 11. Ralbfen, Lancaster, Pa.
K. T. Fralm, Lancaster, Pa.
D. 8. Bursk, Lancaster, Pa.
Allen tluthrle, Lancaster, Pa.
Jehn A. Ceyle, Lancaster, Pa.
Henry Gerharl, Lancaster, Pa.
W. P. Cummlngs, Lancaster, Pa.
Oeorge Scbaellcr, Lancaster, Pa,
St. Jehn' Episcopal Parsonage, Lancaster, Pa.
Rev. H. A. Brlekensteln, Lltltz, Pa.
Levi Orese, Neflsvllle, Pa.
Mrs. Mat Helnltsh, Lancaster, Pa.
Dr. B. F. Herr, Mlllenvllle. Pa.
Geerge Lutz, Lancaster, Pa.
C. H. Lefcvre, Lancaster, Pa.
Mr. AnnaC Stamm, Lancaster, Pa.
J. O. Wlllcex, Lancaster, Pa.
Myers fc Ratbfen, Lancaster, Pa.
Presbyterian Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Rev. J. P. Stcln, LancasUr, Pa.
Thes. Wiley, Lancaster, Pa.
Mnne Weuger, Lancaster, Pa.
Jehn Hehman, Lancaster, Pa,
Charles Martin, Lancaster, Pa.
Melvln H. Hathfen, Lancaster, Pa.
St Jehn's Lutheran Church, Lancaster, Pa,
St Paul's Reformed Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Frederick Hecfel, Lancaster, Pa.
Christian Gltllch, Lancaster, Pa.
D. B. Land Is, Ijincaster, Pa.
James C. Gable, Lancaster, Pa.
D. P. SUickheuse, Lancaster, Pa.
Kngllsh Refermed Church, ljincaster. Pa.
Edward Zahm, Lancaster, Pa.
G, Edw. HeKcncr, Lancaster, Pa.
J. W. Lewell, Lancaster, Pa.
Jacob H. Landis, Mlllenvllle, Pa,
Baptist Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Methodist Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Methodist Church, Atglen, Pa.
Isaac Stlrk, Luncusler, Pa.
Jehn H. Besler, Liuirastcr, Pa.
Reformed Church, Willow btreet, Pa.
Geerge Buss, Lancaster; Pa.
Jehn M, Davidsen, Lancaster, I'a.
Zlen's Lutheran Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Jacob L. Brubakcr, Rolirerstewn, Pa.
Val. Wcrkhelscr, Lancaster, Pa.
Jehn L. Miller, Lancaster, Pa.
Chas. Batex, Lancaster, Pa.
Henry Bundel, Lancaster, Pa.
Fred Banker, Lancaster, Pa.
Jehn Hege, Jr., Lancaster, Pa.
II. M. Zeek, Lancaster. Pa.
Jno. C. Dlnan, Lancaster, Pa.
Leenard Eckert, Lancaster, Pa.
J. W. Markley, Lancaster, Pa.
Adum L. Landis, Wltmer, Pa.
ChaR. Gctz, Lancaster, Pa.
Bara'l Vandcrsaul, Lancaster, Pa.
Marcus Klrchncr, Lancastei , l'a.
Reilly Bres. & Raub,
40 AND 18 NORTH QUEEN ST.
J."'
MARTIN A CO.
J. B. MARTIN K. CO.
Can you use 1,2 or 3 pairs
of desirable Curtains at a spe
cial price ?
If you can, leek ever this list
of Curtains thre. 11 out of the
regular stock fur the reason that
they cannot be duplicated.
NOTTINGHAM LACE
CURTAINS.
I
3
2
I
3
3
pr. at
75c;
for. price $i.iej
90c ;
$1.00;
$1.20;
$1.25;
$1.30;
5i.3e;
$-5e;
$1.50;
$175;
" " $1.25
$1.25
$1-75
$2.00
$.75
$2.50
$2.25
$2.25
$2.75
$3-oe
$3-75
$4-25
$5.00
" $1.75;
2 " $2.00;
3 " $3-oe;
2 " $3.00 ;
2 " $3.50;
1, 2 and 3 pairs Chenille Cur
tains at li and price.
Swiss Tambeured Curtains.
Madras Lace Curtains.
Irish Point Lace Curtains.
Chenille Lace Curtains.
In one, two and three pair lets
at and price.
J. 13. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
- V i.
Vttt jLmiritMmnttv
Tlfnl QBAX BOAf WILL WAl
u vmsh asMi
l every article glider Uteaa
QC&vtifiBS
w vimr "wwmmimw la tne el tr
ium
. DKMUTirB CUiAK BTORB,
U lMBastKlcgnttM
M,yf,5!", BQKAX MAP WILL WAI
Clethe and every ante smdeT tJaVS
OYSTERS I HBSTOYS1
kt served In all trl
KTHBV
hnMM iirini.rav aniAfc.wr.T
M
of the Central Market. Oysters In Ikes
upvuiuaxica iu inrie wraillM.
connection.
"HyTlLLEK'S BORAX HriAP rtr.t.
JXM. Clethe and every article under Mmi
BEST TWO FOR FIVE CENTUIOAW
use ttate, at
..- NSandlQBNerthQuJal
n.jWHl, TTtAU3W
MILLER'S BORAX SOAP WILL WAI
Clethes and every article nnder Um d
KYBTONB BU8INBH6 COUBOK
n HAMK. . - . -zr ' j """
. iutu4 uutarrjugca av&t.iMirrM tri
hyy a delightful room ana pleasant 1,
list vuuuK nun Kiin tmntmm m m
. un u.uij j, BTcniBg course,
writing and Phonegraphy lancht
W.n UAmmvu n.i.
Ne. II North Qoeen St, Lan'caW, 1
Ta TILLER'S BORAX SOAP wilt, wi
J.U. Clethe and every artlcl under the i
S'
TEAM ENGINE AND BOILERWOlUGSj
Steam Engine
-AND
Beiler Works
Visitors te the Fair,
It will pay you te call at my Werk and a
nuiiau uttr uioek 01
Engines !
Allew u te Quete you prices and ee c
(kclllty for turning out work.
Portable Engines.
4 Herse-Power .
Herse-Power ... '
8 Herse-Power
10 Herse-Power.
15 Herse-Power.
ae Hore-Fewer ...... 1,1
Portable Engines,
SECOND-HAND.
6 Herse-Power
8 Herse-Power
16 Herse-rower.
Boilers, Secend-Hand.1
Five Herse-Power, SO In. Dlam., 16 feet Lenl
ir u. . uun. ariivn, ife ana f ue.
One Beiler, SO In. Dlam., 13 feel Leng, 21 8 ll
fpHtiAa It aaA t k Kataa. wjm. am T
CesUngs, I12S.
I CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIEl
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER, PA.
Manufacturer of Stationary Engine, Mill anl
iuiuiu Atacuiiicnr, nuw Mina, jjara ana
Cob Mills, Pump, etc.
Contractor for Steam Heating, Direct or Indl
reci, or Dy uet water.
OUR HOT AIR FURNA01
IS THE BEST IN THE MARKEr.
Repairing Promptly Attended Te.
Jehn Best,
PROPRIETOR,
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
LANCASTER. PA.
SUrttchca. "
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Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Specs, Eye-Ola
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Optical Goods. TelcKranh Tim Dallr.
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Article In this Line Carefully Repaired.
Leuis Weber,
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JEWELER AND GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
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Jeweler and Graduate Optician.
WEDDING PRESENTS
IN
Royal Worcester and Antique Silver.
EXAMINATION OF EYES FREE.
NO DROPS USED.
OHAS. S. GILL,
Ne. 10 West King St.,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
y-lLOCK BUYERS.
We hate received en unusually Large and
Attracuve Line or
ONYX AND FRENCH MARBLE
CLOCKS.
EutlirlyNrwStlt, wlilili we Olftr at I'rlee
Dint Cannet be Beaten.
Thecc, Willi our already large steek or les ex.
pcmUc, IRON. WOOD CASE tind NICKKLS,
fit e us tlie Largest und Most Complete Stock
11 the city.
Yen ran best ere your Interests by railing
and liu rH-'ctlup.
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HERR,
Ne. 101 N. Queen
CORNER OK ORANGE.
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