THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18. ,1889.
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INJURED BY MOLTEN METM-
CHUB' B1GHTER tr$TS A MULDER'S
UDtEASB IS SEVERELY BttlSEI).
A Feet, an Arm nd Side Hurt Aechlenr
te Mrs. Jacob H. Oberltn-Uivl Mnnl-
fair Hxpcctpdl te Hccevcr.
Columbia, Xev. 18.-Cliarle8 Rlgliler,
apprentice meulder nt UioKeeIcjr jtove
work. et with a sevcie burning accident
ob Saturday afternoon. He wan talking t
a workman and rnn against a inenMer
' carrying a ladle of het Iren. The Indle U
Stadd the molten metal splashed ever
RLthter. His left feet, light arm mid slile
. 4refe Severely burned. He will be con
fined te his home for some time.
i -MrtWaeOD 11. uecniu nuiu -'
en Sunday te visit Mends. Whlle thore
she was sitting nn a plan?. "J0"1"' n
friend's heuse and accidentally fell te tlie
fleer. The fall resulted In the rupturing
of bleed vessel. Mrs. Obcrliii Is confined
te the houte at Lancaster. ...
' Levi Maulfair, who met with an acci
dent en Saturday by being struck by im
fcnglne en the 1". U, It, is lcstlng quietly
at his home. Ne serious results nre np
'ireiendtd. , ,
t A number of young peeple tnc. '"
Saleme United Urethral church en Hun
day evening at 0 o'clock, for the purpese
ofergnnltlngn young pcepVs ineetlng.
The meeting starts with a membership or
61. The officers chosen voret President,
Rer. K. Ludwlck; vlee preit'dent, A. 1'.
Black' secretary, Miss Lnlina bncatli ;
treasurer, Jeseph Kicherly. The meeting
premises te becomen prominent factor In
church work.
Cel. Chas. S. Murray, freight agent of
the V. R. It. here, Is a randldate for thn
position of member of advisory beard of
the P. 11. H. Heller association. The elec
tion will be held en Novembor iietli. If
the popularity or Mr. Murray Is an Indica
tion hu will be elecled te the position.
On Tuesday evening the Lavton band
oftheMelhoiiIsi church will glve "Aunt
lVmah's Husking Bee" In the armory.
The procceJs will be devoted te the Pli Pli
cateon of a child in China.
Mount .ion A. M. li church commenced
he celebration oflheTJd nnnlveisnry en
Sunday with appropriate services. The
celebration will be continued during Hit
week with vurletts enlertaliinicntK.
S. V. Wayne, Jeseph Hinlcte and II. .1.
Holse have gene te ligltiliien a gunning
trip.
Chas. E. Wann, of Alexandria, a., was
in town en a brief visit.
Frank Jltrcker, who. Is ntteudlng the
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, Is In
town.
Jas. D. Slaile has returned from Pitts
burg, where he was oinpleyod en the Pitts
burg I)tt. Mr. Slade loll, Inr Ilnltlinore
te-day.
The Keymour-Strallen company will
commence a week's engagement In Hie
opera heuse te-night.
Passenger trains were run through town
en Sunday en account efn wirck en the
Northern Central railroad at Ooldsberougli.
. Forty hours' dovetlon Is In progress at
St. Peter's Catholic church, llev. Father
Smith preached lest night; ltev. llurke to
night, and Father Shannen en Tuesday
night.
Misses Katie Itcarden, of Chester, and
Annie MrCnrty.ef Auburn, Me., Mho hae
been visiting Mrs. Klleu Welsh, have re
turned home.
THKV WlMtt: AlTKItCANllV,
Twe Small Jle.vn Who Are Very J'eml of
Nenlmpiif . '
On Saturday evenlng after durk, a wagon I
et .Miner ic iiarimiin, wnoiesuie grecers,
took n number of buckets of line
candles te the store of J. Frank
Relst, grocer, nt Prlnce mid West
King streets. The candy was unleaded
en trio Prlnce Rtriet tld of the store, and,
the clerks did net loam tiat It was tboie
for seme tlniu ullerwards. One of them
then went out, and upon looking nt'thu
candy, found that the lid had been pried
from one of the buckets and se veral pounds
had been stolen. Tlie young man put the
lid back and placed sevcral ethor buckets
upon this ene. Later Mr. Itelst went out
te see If the candy was nil right. He found
three boys, who had taken the under
bucket out again, In the net of helping
theintclves. He caught the threo InMit
arms, but ene HUIe fellow slipped
away. The ethers were handed ever te tlie
poltcennd taken te thu station house, but
no candy was found upon tlieni. They
gave, their 11:11001 as Charles Frank lord
and A me j Jenes, nnd were after
wards released until this morning,
when they uppeired before the mayor, who
discharged them alter 11 severe reprimand.
The boys both denied thatithey had
stolen the first let of candy, but said It hud
been taken by ethors.
Funeral of bninuel sloltein.
The funeral of Samuel Slokem took
place from his Inte rcsldenceat ChrUtiaiia
this morning. It vies very largely at
tended and a grout muny mentis of the
deceased from this city went down en the
8 o'clock truin. Tlie interment wns made
at SadKbury Friends church, about two
miles from Christiana, whero the services
were held. The pall-bearers were : Charles
K. Piigh, of Philadelphia, general mana
ger of the Pennsylvania railroad:.!. Hay
Urewn, IaiucaMer; Charles Housten,
-Chester ; Jeicph Walkei, Fdnlii tJimctl,
Ambrose Pewnall and William McOewau,
Christiana; Geerge Whltseu, Hart. Seum
of the Iaiucastcr lelks went te the church
and they will return this evening. Others
came np en Fust Line, ut 2 o'clock, which
was stepped at Christiana.
Accident Te u liellnr.
On Sunday the boiler of the watch fac
tory was cleaned out und repairs insde te
the arm hole. This morning shortly alter -1
o'clock, Charles H. Graham, the night
watchman, fired up mid a. leak was dis
covered in the packing nt the arm
hele. Water beun running out and
Graham attempted te tighten It. He
twisted etr the screw that held
the ltd of the arm hole en, und It foil
into the boiler. There was a rush efstuint
and het water, biitOrahnm succeeded In
keeping out of the way of It. There weie
several Inches of water in the boiler
room and through this Graham waded uu I
extinguished the tire. A boiler-tinker was
sent for te make the repairs, und thore was
no interference with the running of the
factory In which two boilers are lued.
A Ttnllrouder Injured.
Harvey T. Iteilly, n well-known rail
road mau of this city, who Is employed as
a flagman en the Way Passenger train,
which leaves this city each morning nt C:S0
for Harrlsburg, met with a peculiar acci
dent en Saturday, near Ralnbrldge. Mr.
Rellly had gotten eirhls train te go luck
te Hag any ether train that might approach
from the rear. Hu stepped upon u stone
which turned and he was thrown violently
te thn ground. He btruck bome sharp
ebjact which almost cut ene -of his ears
from his head. He was taken te Harrls
burg where his wound was dressed by I)r.
Ortb, und he then came home. He Is un
able te go te work te-day.
A lteyal Puss."
At Fulton opera heuse tl.ere was a gewl
sized audience en Saturday nftcriioeu and
a large audience In the evening. The at
traction wus the melodrama "A neyul
P9"wUu Ouerge C. Staley, who Is a
tranger te Lancaster audiences as the star.
The play Is tilled with Interesting t,ltua.
tlens and It was well acted. Mr. Slid ey In
the duHl rele or Jvan ZateT,lj Swiss
guide, and -4icirca lleffer, lutean officer
in the Russian army, made a geed Impres
sion and his songs were very pleasing.
The ether characters were well" taken and
there were line costume and appropriate
scenery.
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The Concert This Kvenlnir.
The musicians at the court houte this
evening are a particularly lefty let In pro
fessional standing, nnd Mr.Iiausuiuu claims
great credit for inducing them te coine te
Lancaster. The Swedish prima denna wen
her fame at the Royal opera house, Stock
holm, noted for the critical heverity of Its
management.
The Watch Fuvtery,
The Keystone watch factory, of this city,
Is new doing wel. The number or hands
employed is'JSO, which Is about as lniiiv w
e
have ever been at work there at ene time.
' Oiie-luilf ct these are female operatives.
s The number of watches turned out each
- y is in.
LIMITED LOCALS.
Tlie pension of Ilebert W. Kcech, Colttni Celttni
bin, lias been Increased.
Jehn Kotleher, arrested by Constable
Prlce en Saturday night for inhlbliig tee
much whisky, was sent te Jail te-day by
Alderman llarr for fi days.
Clayten and OeorgeSUuk have lwcit
complained against before Alderman A. r.
Dennelly for, malicious mischief by J.Ila
' Wm. Hair, 'of the MKIrnnn house,, has a
One deer lianglng In front of his hotel. It
was sent te him by n friend In Leck Haven.
Jehn Smith wnsarrwted en the street by
Constable Khrman for bclngdmnk and dis
orderly. He was sent te Jail for 21 Pours
by Alderman Ueen. 'the term was mnue
short because the man said he had a Jeb of
work which he would go te If let go.
" I).' F.1 Aown, manager of the circulation
department of the Philadelphia ,Vincn.y
Mercury, was In town this merlng arrang
ing te make seme pictures of scenes In
Iancnstnr for his paper which, by the way,
Is noted for Us flne illustration.
Win. Watsen, charged with the larceny
asb.tllcoefa number of artlcles, the prop
erty of Rev. Wilsen, the Welsh Meui.taln
missionary, has been returned te court,
and the case will be heard by the grand
Jury te-morrow.
Win. Clinch and Geergo Tslmdy, two
colored boys who have been arrested io ie io
eral times for IMjlty eIFdiiscs, have bten
proseculcd before Alderman A. I-, Don Den
nelly for being Incorrigible and beyond the
control of their parents. The arrests were
made by Censtable Jacob Shaub.
IewlsWebcr, thehlranger, arrested for
Mealing a satchel containing valuable pen
sion luipers, will be heard by Alderman
llarr as seen as the prosecutpr, who Is a
peildler, can be located.
Prof. Olcasen's horses arrived here this
morning en a special car and this evening
the first entertainment will be given nt the
Lancaster rink. The professor will master
the most vicious and unmauageahlu horses.
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Insaueln San IVnnelsen.
The SanTratiolsce dill of u few dayn age
has an Item stating that n barber immed
Jehn Henry Meyer, who Is from Lan
caster, I'entm., was nrreMed In that city
and taken te nn Insane aM.ylum, wheie
he Is yet. He was terrerising the
poeplo of one section of the city
ly carrying a set of barbel's tool
strapjied about him, with which I n
tlirentciiutt tu kill everybody that hocame
In contact with. On his person was found
a bunk corllllcUe of deposit fur $115. lu
quiry was in ule here te-day among the
barbers of thin ell , b it the de net sr cm
te knew the man.
Jehn Peter Asnius(n v,as sent te the
asylum with Meyer. He claimed tint be
was present at thecruclf x en iit.il get netii
bleed en his hands.
,Silddu Ken til of nil Aired I.ndy.
Miss Harhara Lehman died suddenly at
her home In Manhctm borough 011 Sunday
nncrnenn. She lived Mone and Miss Ma
thilda Whlte nttended te her dally wants.
She called at the heuse between I and f
o'clock in thontlcriieou tenvertuln If any
thing was neislpd und he was Martlisl te
llnd Miss Irf'liinaii dead en the lloer. lcp
tity Corener nibble, who lives near by,
was summoned, null he 'impanelled as a
jury te held the inquest: II. O. Clair. C.
F. i'islier, W. F. Glbble, Jehn Frank,
Aaren Fuslg, Ileiijiuiiln Wtsler. The ver
d'et of the Jury was that dcalh resulted
from apoplexy. Miss I.pIiiiiuii would have
been "S years old te-day.
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The "Williams (!ryu Picnic Kndei-M'd.
In the National Grange Saturday the
resolutions were adopted endorsing the
annual gathering of the Patrons of Hus
bandry ut Williams Gleve, Pa.
The OrcliOMtrni Concert.
The court !ioue trill clinnire itsncciMtnmeil
niect this evening tthen harmony or tht
belt kind will plcase both the eyu nnd the
ear. Tlie IloMeti Journal et Inatttcek refers te
tlie dithuslastlc iiiidlencc, unit says: " I Ivery
moniljer of the company lenimlfrilty nn art lit,
ami the plnylnu cn;ciiible In chaructcrlzcd by
the best urailallnni of light nnd Minile as will as
point of tone mill rviiinikahlu unity of attack."
Wnlt 1 Wnlt 1 Wilt 1
Until Wednesday, November 20, for the open
ing of the OllKAT CltKMTOlU)' HAt.r. of Kc,fW
worth of thu llnect Clothing, which mutt be
fteldtvlthlnSO days at Cor. North Quccu and
Chestnut strict, opposite IYnnnyltunlii tlu tlu
pet. " , IlU-uUl
Wi: huc Insleelt a nlee line et type-wrltlint
papers, plain mid nurijliial ruled, Murcns
Ward's Irl.h linen pnpcraiidiiivcleK's, Crime's
bend lmtKTulidenM'lepcvuhlch we will print
te order at short notice at rcaaenalilH prices.
Alea line stock of hill head, letter heads, en-
elopes, statements, tags, fancy cards for ml
vertlshn,' purpe, luenii eanls, opening cariU
weddlns stationery, pregrammes. Invitations
etc Call ut lNTi:i.I.10ENCi:n olllee nnd see
Minip't'i. n'.lMftU w
Pcatlte.
Mei.vim In this city, Nev. 17, William
Mulvllle, Iutlie81tli 3 ear il' hli life.
The relatives nnd friends of the family nre re
spvetfully Invited te attend tlie funeral from
lila Inte rrkUtenec. Ne. 8.T) KnU Walnut Mrfet.
en Tuesday morning, 10th I int., nil o'clock ut
the house. Mans at 10 o'clock ut St. .Mary's
church. Interment nt Hi, Mary's cemetery.
Hn1.MAV.-I11 this city, ten thn 17th Inst..
Heward Frenchard, only (.011 of Jehn W. ami
Macule Helmnn, need " years and V month'.
Tlieielallti'SlinitTrli'iids or thn tainlly arc re
spectfully liiltcd te ultcnd the funeral, frim
tlie realdence of his )sirentr, Ne. 317 laist King
street, en Wednesday afternoon nt 3 o'clock.
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Itlrtvhetn.
1.1 ve Stock I'rk'OH.
I'iiii.Iii:i.1-iii t, Nev. 1(1. Thererelptsnt the
w est l'hlladelplila und North I'mim hanla
Urote iards were:
llecvej. Wieep. Uea:
herthaweck v,i-j ij,ei li.u
l'ruvleus eck .. . .a.tIS 12,t) lti.UK)
llcef cuttle '1 lie arrltaW were UJO head less
than rer last week, mid with the usual demand
prlceiiidvanccd ceti tluicummen and niedl
11111 crudes anil H en the tetter class or stock,
Wu ijuete: lixtra, JJJulV. Bxst, 1J H;c ;
medium, SSliJu; ceniniuu. ,li(6vJ4i; tat cenn
"tyai'Jp. Auienc the wiles w,re 11 head or
West vlrcluln, avrmue l,U7JiKuiids, ut $JM W
liunkred.
ttlieep The demand was ceed und prleeij were
hlxlierfernll (trades, except couimen nnd culls,
which were hard te KOllniniiy rate. We quote;
bxtre, 0H(ij..'Hct cood.&.jS'ie: medium, ivs
4a;coiaiiieu, e; culls, VVSre.
Lsnibs were In fair demand, alllieuuli prices
declined ta en ull crudes. We 'iiiotei I.xtra,
VXttVlc; Beott, SHaMci medium. SWJc:
fuinniun. slimJie; culls, SWiiJte.'
Hees were In lair deinund altlienjli prices hi
syinjsithy wltli the Western market deellmsl
ic. weqneiKi tioed Light Wt stern, WsS".r,
heavy de, 5tiVyc.
Kut con were In fair demand at IJfiM4e.
Hllppcrycewt were In fulr rtspje.t ut ill
llolegna cows were In moderate demand nt
jiy.cii.
Mtlrhcews wrre In rr.lr request at at $a36.
Milch Calves were In rulr demand at lUartic,
while grassers nnd Western serc dull ulZVg
HC.
urefscd Ilecves were fairly netlve lit MQ,
VtK, tt Itli ubutlelr tales ut l)ife.7e.
hteulc .Mnt-Uets,
Quotations by Hced.McUranu i Ce.gtiaiikers,
Ijinciister, l'u.
HKW YOIIE LIST.
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Colerado Ceal........
Central Tactile........ ,
Canada Heutlicnu.... .-
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Dan. A Kin (j
Del. U A W .
Krle
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New Knglatid
Kast 'I enuesMsi
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Oregon Transcentlnt utul..
Ontario A W.
Taclfle Mall.
ltlchmeiid Terminal. ....,
Ht. Paul
Texas Tactile
Union Taclflc. .
Wabash Cern. ,
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Oram and Pmnalens.
Furnished by H. K. Yundt, Breker.
CHICAGO, Nev. 18, 1:00 O'clock p. m.
Closing Prtcen! o'clock rn m.
Wheat, Cern. 0u. l'erk. lrd.
jrevcnucr.... mi ssi v.ii 9 th (O
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CitlCAOO, Nev. 10. Ilcccljits. 2iW; shipments
icrjj slmdyt beeves, 14 Vv6 10! steers
2 7JQt2' J stockers snd reeters, II 808 OOf
cows, hull nnd mixed, It 342II0: Texas cattle,
I175&2B0; Western ItanKOrs.WllWlOU.
Units Itrcclpts, 10,0iiO 1 shltiments,ui0f mar
ket lewer: mixed. IS rufirfM, heavy, H U0
esaej light, tsc8isii skips, wefsvjnrJi.
Hheep Itccelits,aV)i: sill I merits. 401: innr.
ket steady; natives, r.'75SflW; Western weited
fl.'Aiil W ; shorn Tcxnnx.H (X$l LI; lambs, IIOU
te (" 70 m.t head.
Kast l.tnicnTr, Oitlle rtccclpts, 1320: ship,
nieiits tiJO; market steady: prime, II 1CK.XI M;
eoe.1, ft V44 ft) ; tAlrrM NVirMVO; bulls, sugs
und fat cows, 1140.32 0); fresh cows, rASs I 3
cars shipped te New Yerk.
Hogs ltecelpts, 20; shipments, S00
market firm J host light Yorkers. lltiKisloe;
inedltim and light Thlliulclphla, riKMI ou;
heavy hogs, 1 ll(l OU ; roughs, t-S1 Tt ; 0
carsshlps-d te New Yerk.
Hhcep ItecclpU, I2(: shlpmenis. 1000; 'mar.
Vel ni-llvn' lirlme. II 2.VaS(lll! fair fl, iTOOfl.
2.V4W ! ceinintin, IliVMJOT: lambs, If OU'
(10).
I'hllndelpblit I'rodueo Market.
Tlill.AiiRl.ritlA, Nev. IS.-Noen-Kloursteadv;
I'cuu'a supers, 2 60(0)2 76: extra, 2Vrasr,
amlly, 3 Aii.1 U0 roller, 4 OO.vt-i sO; patent,
llfA'.OO.
Wheat steady: Ne. 2 lied, new, MXSlc;
Ne. 1 lVnn'a lied. We; Ne. 2 de, 87c
Cem steady; Ne. 2. 42)e.
Oats steady; Ne. 2 Vnille(J!i2Xc, ; Ne. 2
mlxed2M(c.
llran iteady ; Winter H2iWl3 00.
llaled hav steady ; 111 .rii3H tns te finality ;
timothy It fXVH 00 rer choice; mixed, vlla);
baled re straw, new. H7.V).
Mutter firm : Penn'n crenmcTy extra
ain ; Tenn'a firsts extra MHf&
Kggs Irrefular : Tenn'n llrsts, 27c.
Cluisu steady ; purt skims, 7Uj)c, ; full sktnis,
Wlc.
Tutreleum dull: refined In bbls., 7 15.
Tolslecs nrin ; aVJMc kt bus,
Ixcnl Sleclc nnd lleuds.
ItciKirled by J. II. Leng.
Tar I.nst
Aulue. sale.
1,-inras't (i iht cent.. I1!) I0J 101
a " ' ls.tt 100
" 4 " SehfMil lean lw.1.1 10J
" 4 " " III I or 20 years. 100
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Inquire TrliithiRt'emivsiiy ..
O.tsllght nnd l-uel Ceiiip.iii)V. ..
Mtevcns House(UeniU) -
Columbia (Ins Cempsuy-. jr
Cfilumbla WnterCmn. -
Susquehanna Iren Company
MarictK. Hellew-ware.' .
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I1ANK STOCKS.
First National Hank -
farmers' National llank
Fulton Nstieiuil Hank
Ijineaster County National lLmi
Northern National Hank,.. ,
IVeuIi'h' National Hunk
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1
1.L1
12.1
111
157
ni
in
21G
151
I.V)
100
HI
.'J0
103
117
ir,
12.1
111
Ilk)
1U)
Keystone National Hunk, Maulieliu 100
Columbia National Hank.. KM
Christiana National Halite. 100
Conestegn National Hank 100
Ihihruta National Hank.. 100
First National Hunk, Columbia... . 10)
First National Hanlt.HlrasImn,- 1(0
First National Hank. Marietta 100
First National llnnk, Mt Jey 100
Utile National Hank .. 110
Meuutvllle National Hank ll)
Mauhelm National Hunk UU
Union National Hank. Mount Jev ..j 60
New Helland National Dank ...; let)
flan National Hank.
100
1110
10)
1110
ciiiurryvlllc National Hank
Klialcthtewii National Han
l.'eutlul National Hunk, Columbia
Hlg Spring A HenMir Valley. ..
Hrldgepert and HerseshiK-. . .
,'eliiiulila A triiestuut Hill
Columbia A Wnslilugten.. . . .
21 8
20 27
20
A)
.1)
Conestegn A Hlg Hprlug 2'j
Marietta A Mount Jey 23
lainc. Mt. Jey A Kllxabetlitnwu KM
l.ancaitcr .1 Husquclmntm.. :m)
laineastcr A New Danville.... 'i'
Columbia A Marietta ili
Mu) town A F.llzabcthlewn , 2.',
lainruster A F.phruta. 2.',
Ijincastcr A HlewHtreet 25
Hlnihhiirg A Millport. - 2.1
Marietta A Mayteuu -j.1
I.J 5
211' I
It
211
02
',.1.73
'Hi
ft)
W
JlfUl SllH'VtiaiMUCUtO.
T"iweluti:ly rums.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
rpiUS powder never vuries. A marvel or pu
X rlty, strength and whnteMimuiii'ts. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
not he sold In competition with the miiltltude
of low test, short weight, nlum or phesphate
Teuders. Neld vtihj in cans. HeVAI. llAKI.se
Tewuku Ce., 100 Wull street, New Yerk.
uutr2l-tyd.Uyw
"IDUUHJUICEOFTIinOltAPK.
Tart Hed and Whlle CALimilNIA WINE.
SOe ler bottle : t'l.Oi) mr dozen belibw.
v, , . IKHIKKH'SLIQUOHHTOlin.
Nn.22CcnlreBg,iinre, UiuenAter, Ta.
J O-sf.-A I.F.MON ANnWHlTEPOINTEIl
J J DOO. Answers te the Hume et Oem. A
Millal.le revinrd willbti paid en his return te
II. E. ANDEIUsON,
Ne, 820 Nt. Jeseph St.
r OST-A ""di:LIv1Tiy7i60K. KINDEIt
JLi will please return It te
mum. i:. lisTitKNamt,
It Nos,altind.l3!ieuth Llmchtreet.
ANTi:r-KoTiTniTtTreuuNiii'NirH
I f eiu-iiiiii-'. .imiy ui
hTHAlb-S HI.U. nCIHAU FACTOHY.
td sOKeiitli Christian Ml,
"iHISMAKIN(l DONK IN tTTk LATEST
J H)le ut Mils. t. u. TINTNEIl'S Dress
making Parlors, .Ne, 37 Seuth Queen street
tiltliijt guarantied and all work promptly at
tended te. jt
r ei'-lmw w1:llte"Vk th vaik.
L c Continental Tea Tarty ut tirace l.uth
enin nunduy Hchoel Iteuiu, North i)ius-iiaiid
James streets. Nev. W.LU-.'l. Hupis-r from 6 te
10 p. in. Admission und rtupper, 23c. nl0-2t
'ra,"nns6iTnDmi:ci:eTisi)V
Arin.0 l r or l-ancuster county, held Nev.
18. 13S9. It uus rvelved net te uduilt lslters te
the A hnsheuse, Hospital und Iiisuue A.svlum
en holidays.
nUMldAw HYOIlDEnOFHOAltl).
1 30 NeIUJI lit,jEjN" mhuTt.
Overcoats.
MUIUANN A NOWLK.V, The Tailors.
TtENUY WOLF,
FURNITURE STORE,
has renDived te 130 Kast King street, having a
full line or 1 urnltureermery deherliilleii at the
Imi-stprlivs. Alse Undertaking piemiitly at
t 'Hilts! te. Cull and exnmluttourgneds.
JsMrilll II. VW)LK. ijur-u-t King HUst.
A r.M)AMi: Gl'EUPILLON
Will. OIVE INSUil'CTiO.NS I.V
FRENCH in This City.
FUOM OCTOIIEK 1st.
ndIa,A-.eUUCUua fur ulK"a' r"r hnrtlculars
2lj ds Ne, W North QuWn eiiwt.
- &Utt ?tet-ttftncttt.
-171 AB Y Tf.rt Mi-HOUE KOIt B A LB.
III NO.B31 WetChetniltHrecUTNe. 1 18 Cot
We nvenue. Ne. 14 Cowl street. I'ersens
wIshliiBteslesrlhfj piemlses. call en CHItlx.
TOTIIF.Il IIAflKU. Allnrnnt.nl.ry,r. Nn A I
North Duke street. scnZMlldM
7pJST-.TIIURHI)AY AJTKIUJOHM, HE-.J-i
tsyeent.iiUicran parsciinge, Houth Duke
Ktnet.'nnrt Centre H-piaiT, a heavy rrwn wi el
enne with a penrshsped Ivery heart, crnrkwt en
top. The tinder will receive rewnrd by lesv
lug Itnt 11 EAMT CIIIMTNUT BT. ltd
'17IOH MAI.R-ONi: NK(X)NO-IIANI) Fie"-
1 tcon-llerso Power I'.nglne. The same roll
le seen running at Frank Krnuskeps cigar cigar
llex Factory,' en North Mulberry street. Fer
further tsuUcalnrs Inquire or
ANDKItHON A OIIOBHMAN,
Cerner or Market und Marlen Streets.
nl3-2wdW,F,MH
X VIHIl TO KMrXQY A FEW I.ADIKH ON
A-. ."i,rj , VI
tiika cbsnre or rnv business nt
their
"homes, Mghl, very fascinating nnd
lieulllirul
Wages 110 tier week, Ilefercncfl
given. Uoed pny for part time. Address with
tnmn.
imiui. jiaiuu.i i.n.r.it.
nevt-lmflM-.W
' JyOulsvlIle, Ky.
IjnOCTOU'H OPEItA IIOUBK.
Procter A Soulier .Proprietors and Managers.
Monday nnd Tttesdny, Nevemlsr IS nnd ID,
UIUHAUD UOI.DKN In ''OLD JED PIIOUTY.''
Prices, 23c, 115c, 60e, 75c and 1 00.
Friday, and Haliirday Night nnd intlnee,
Nevcinlsjr 2J nnd 2, ' A CLEAN HWEKIV'
Prices, Iftc. 80c; HOc, COc, 73C " n!7-2t
PUHE JUICE OFTIIC OrtAPK
The red and whlte wines which I pnr
dinned en the sjHit where made, en the Iliilue
In Uermnny, Just the thing for the holidays.
Hend In your orders. I guarantee It pure und n
geed medicine for etireetiled constitution".
TKTKIt DOHHIlEI.MKIt.
Olrd-tn-lland. l.nneusler Ce., l'u.
Will cnll nt your house If you send tne a pos
tal. Orders may be lertnttbeLnnciiKlerCeiiuty
Heuso. nll'lmd
yvKNTIBTnY.
" 26 Years Practice In One Offlce."
J. B. (McCASKEY,
, NO. It KAHT KINO BTttEET,
Over First National Hank. Dtnllstry In nil Its
branches. (Ins administered. Teeth extracted
absolutely without pain. All work wnrniuted.
erImdM,SAw
AN8A8
Investment Company,
tinder Hupcrvlshm of Dank Commissioner.
Capital , , , :. ,,.. VflO.OU)
Hurpliis .... ..' lOO.tme
Undivided earning ......- (W.4.18
Hteckhnlders' liability 500,000
Investments from JoOte rJUHH.
JOHN H. MirrLKIt, Agent,
erllMyil Ne.li Keutli Dukn nt.
TThkkw. "" "
Fa.ll, 1889.
Make II the money-saving time of theyenr,
and this the plncx te save It liy getting tlie Im-s(
msterlat nnd most st) llsh
Sailing, Treuserings and Overceatings
rORTHR LKAKT MONT.Y.
Yeu knew the reputation always reliable.
Prices are loner than ever, styles handeiner,
quality liner,
Te Oies. who hsrs dealt here the garments
sjx-a k for t hem wl vcs.
.Ml Ui.tt lsnked tsa trial te ple-.ue yen, nnd
assure) ou perfect K-illifartleii.
ASKEW,
XOS.2SI AND ZMUVKST KINO STRKnT.
slt4ind
lf K EXAMINE K IM FHEt-
Spectacles f
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE!
Yeu Think Your Eye3 Are Geed I
If you linvellicm examined you will probably
find that there Is something wrong with them,
und that glasses will be n great help te you.
We use Inlmltnble "DIA MANTA1' Imses
which are made only by us, and recommended
by lending Oculists ns the best aids te defec
tive vision.
Solid Geld Hpcctnclcs, $3.00 t usual price,
.-,.(l.
Htecl Spectacles, fida.; usual prlre, Sl.lll).
Artificial Eyes Inserted, s) 1 j usual price, $IO.
M. ZINEMAN & BRO.'13'O S. Ninth Street,
OITIC1ANH. I THILADKLTHIA.
Hetween Chestnut und WuliiulBtris?t.
mu-lyd
yiLLi;
MHON a Fe.vnat.
Tin: opinion
or Tin: pneTi.n is that
lOUll
ASSORT2VIENT
-ev-
PLUSH COATS
-AND
JACKETS,
Newmarkets, Cleth Jackets
and Coats.
roil
Ladies, Misses and Children,
IHTlIKHAXD.J0Mr.3T IN THE CITY, AND
LOWEST IN PRICE.
A Unrgeaud Pujicrler Assortment or
CASsiMi:nr.s, cashmkues, hi:nui-
PITAS,
HOllNKO SUITI0S .VXD STRIPI1S.
All-Weel Hcnrkttus 10-Inch at ute, and 10
Inchut'Sc. . All-Weel CushinrrvSTO-lnch, e : 43-lucli,
.'.Oe; J5-lnch,75e.
Cusslmcrfk IMucli.Gnc; Iff-lnch.ffki and 75c.
Hplendld Quality Uluck Camel's Hair SI ft),
IHHHONHSutln Itlbbens, Ne. 5, te: Ne. 7.
6e;Ne..Cc '
Faille Fninealse Itlbbens, Ne. 5, Oe : Ne. 7. Pc:
Ne.tf, KV1; Ne. l;.lSe --
dent's Hcslness Suits, Fast Celer, 57, S3, p), 10
Hey's lng Taut Suits, $.1, $.1 W, $1.
llnj's Drexs Hulls, SO. MHO, r7.
dent's Oterceuis, SO, $7, $s, Si), tltt.
Fine Dress Ot ereeats, f 10, jlj, s-JO, S2I.
(ient's Fine Kllk Neckwear.
Woolen Uuderweur, Cardigan Jackets and
Jersey Coats,
Men's OH Tannnd Ij.uflii.r ril.ii..,e t-..r....
Cuirs.tlc.SOeuiidlAtc. '
Oil Tanned float Hkln Gloves, Woolen CiUtV.
75c, f 1 and f 1 85. '
Dress Kid Cleve?,
New btylvs hi LndhV rnrs.
The latest Idea In Huts.
The Flat Tep Derby, with small brim and
slightly tapering crew u-prlce, J60.
Thn HuKle-D.iziIe Helt Hnt.entliely new, SI.
A Child's Fez of Tricot Cleth, In Hlue, lied.
Ur?w,L U"J Oaruet regular price, 7i : our
price, 25c,
Hwclal Assortment of Handsome Handle
Htleks and Cevrrs rer Unibri'llas, whUh we
make te special order from U te J).
A Urge Stock ut Heady-Mude Umbrelhs nt
The Tepular Hnltlmere CeHln Tee Udles'
Dress Hiee.mudu in llrlghl nnd Dull Finished
11- T i' "15" "I '" lM0 SJIIIO gIMkIS
gll
uitil IWfnW In I'll 'l'eln. -i rj m
,, tuwra. .I-Ul m
il htsituirA'r.M. iMciiiii ! i.
wpJleU'H, Hr Ulankcus Trunks, Valisv
ana Crrtutitf Milp.
Williamson & Fester,
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, I'A.
Branch Stere,
N0.3W MAHKKT HTIlKUr. ilAKItlS
BUUO. I'A,
Hew frbtjcrtUcmenU.
rpHK MUHIO HTOIIE-H EA0T KINO KT.,
X Lancnstcr, Pu. WOODWARD.
Mlf.T.r.lfH IteriAX HOAP WILL WASH
Clethes nnd every article under the sun.
riLLEnjTlieUAX SOAP WILL wash
J.1JL Clethes nnd every article under the sun.
.UltOOLDCN LION AND MIAO.UKIHDA
be- Cigars urn hand-made, and auarunt((l
f?Ieni
ear llavann Flltrr. Trv nur hans.mn.1. i
ferA'"--... DBMUTIPlI CIOAH HTOKE, ,
ltfdll 1 14 East Kln Htreei.
rplIE DKCICKIt tmeTHKHS PIANOH
, , JL nre unsurpassed by any ether plsnes we
'IP.YP ".)? Thecxlore Themas, U. U.
Mills, Wm. Masen. WOODWAIID A CO.,
Ne. 14 East King HU, I-snenster, Pa.
MiyKIl'B BOllAX' BOAP WILL WABH
Clethes nnd every article under the sun.
ILI-KllM DOItAX BOAP WIU. WAH1I
Clethes nnd everr article under the sun.1
CANES-TIIE FINEHr AMSOKTMKNT OF
Canes In the city can be round at
HILLY WAITZ'SOICsAll STORE,
my27.M,T7,-'wJ1(Nerth "
MILLEIl'H ItOHAX BOAT WILL WAHII
Clethes and every article tinder the sun.
TTNTIL I 1IKCAMK ACQUAINTED
v w 1 1 e me unities lireiners' l'lanes, I
l the Unities mothers' Pianos, I
nposslble te find such pure euallty
of tone In any Instrument but the
id." ADKI.I.VA I'ATTI.
OIIIWI.-.I il nn
und volume ei
Concert Orand
wnnnwAiin a rvi
Ne. II Kast King BL, Lancaster,' Pa,
MILLEHH UOKAX HOAI' WILL WAHII
Clethes and every article under tha
T"P SSiy'.J'sY nUT NONK CAN
tqual Hilly Waltx's Havana Filled cigar
, . NOS. 5 4 103 NOHTII QUEEN ST.
mylR-CmM.W.Thdiw
'T"5,i "A8 HAMLIN OIIOANI
X Whiitamugnlflcenl Instrumtntl Ills
n marvel I Lvcn players of moderate ability
will be nble te create much admiration In its
use."-F. LISZT. WOODWA UD A CO.,
Ne. II EastKlngHt., lancastcr, Pa.
-fTIOil . IlENT-FKOM APRIL 1st. NEXT. A
LJ Urst-clnss Hlacksmlth's Bnep. with dwell
ing Heuse, situated et Greenland Mills, In East
Luiiipcter township. Applv te
w ... .., KI'WAllEl'lI O. E. BATES,
eI4-HdK s North DukeHU. Lancaster. Pa.
ECICKU IlltOH. PIANOS. HAINES IHIOH.
1'luiuM, Masen .1 Hamlin Organs.
v. .... womvAKUeo
Ne. insist KlngHt., Lnncaiter, lVu
IT If, HAVANA FILLER CIOAK IN
the city, ut
BILLY WAITZ'3.
.... .. ...I.'.'"-.S nnd lttl 'erth Queeu HU'
inylMiuM.W.Th.SAw
risllOCTAHHANk. "
HAVE A
PERFECT FITTING SHIRT
Made and you will never regret It, nt
u, . . , . TOUTd SHANK'S,
,.".!rl .Manufacturers and Men's Outfitters,
110 North Queen street.
marat-lydll
WT1 PARTICULARLY
DESIRE TOICALL
? tlie nttentlim
flf ttitstm llifk fbfissri lha
loiin.euitur. Hanje, &. te our very line as
sortment or strings nnd trimmings for all man
ner et Instruments. A mir trial will convince
you of our claims. WOODWARD A CO.,
"91yd Ne. 11 fjui King St., KincusUr, lS.
rpUOROUOH lNSTIttlCTION IN ALL
X branrhes pertaining te it business cducn-
tien at the Lancaster business cei-
Lh.OL.qran! Hall, Ne. 81 North Duke streeL
Day and evening sessions. Instruction llrst llrst
flasenly. Course thorough, nttlng young men
nnd ladles Ter jKisltlens. Htnidtcds of testimo
nials at College Reems for examination, visi
tors always w elenme.
Address. H. C. WEI DLER. Prlnclpa.l
T-INOHTHEET RINK.
JrSIX NI0HTS.-S3
Commencing MONDAY NIOIIT, NOV. 18.
Positively his Last Appearance In Lancaster.
prof.e.rTgleason,
KING OP HORSE TAMERS,
In his MnrvelousKxhlbltlen orTemlng Wild,
Vicious und Nervous Hercs. Thn only here
man travelling In his own Palace Car. Capital
Invested, $.,0U). Don't rail te see this wouder weuder wouder
fulexhlbltloii. ADMISSION 'J3 CENTS.
Reserved Heats, lOe extra. Bex otllee own
for thosnle of seals from 0 it. in. until 10 p. m.
Exhibitions nightly at 8:15. Carriages called at
10 p.m. All horses bundled free. nlO-lwdR
M
ARTIN BROS.
A
writer en Dress and
Plights
of
Fashion.
Fashion says: "He who Is
becomingly nnd appropri
ately dressed can nlways at
tract favorable attention. Te
de this en the smnllest out-
lay buy j our goods und furnishing goods ut
MARTIN BROS.
Tan Is the correct shade for Strcet Gleves.
We seek te plouse all sorts und conditions of
tllbtCS.
The Cevert Overcoat Is nn established favor
ite. It deeu net tire us te wait ou un exuding
customer.
Visit us nnd see seme handsome novelties In
Full Drcs Shirts. Embroidered nnd figured
Uheuw ure latest. Our stock In net for anyone,
set or class of peeple. We keek te suit every
body. The tltne for deciding the question ubeut
a new Overcoat Is here. The stock Is com
plete. Silver Jewelry Is fashionable. ;f Inch Is the
latest width In Standing Cellars.
Fine beyond comparison lire the newest pat
terns In this season's Neckwear. The best ure
here.
" Yeu ought te have a larger store," was the
sentiment c.pre.j.ed en Baturduy by many
among our crowd of buyers.
Holiday goods are uppearlng. Smoking
Jackets lead them. Suits amljCatts, ready
made or uiude te measure for men and boys. A
large choice of ue cities, either Hay.
MARTIN BROS,
N OS. 20 AND 2S NORTH QUEEN KT.
B
OOTH AND SHOES.
Fer$1.25.
I have Just purchase! a large letln fact all
the Jobber had) of Misses' Kid and Pebble
KquaroTue Heel Shoes, slies 11 te 2, which were
heretofore retulled ut SI 50 jier pair, but by tak
ing tlie whole let I was enabled te buy themnt
such a prlce us te allow me te sell them at SI 25,
nnd jet make a living profit.
These Shoes have Leather Seles, Heels, In
soles ami Counters, and nre Solid Leather Shoes
In the full sense of the term, und are net like
the regular SI 25 Shoes of te-duy.
The One-Price Cash Heuse.
Chas. H.Frey,
(Successor te PREY A ECKERT) the Leader r
Lew Prices In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOS.S A S EAST KINO HTREEI',
LANCASTER, Pa.
r store closed every evenlngnt c o'clock, ex
cpt SJuuduy and Saturday,
ms 51.50 Sit s
tn dlbtirrtUemcrtU.
FARMEItS WANTED TO HC1TLY MILK
" AT TMIt- "
IANCAmER CAKAMELCO.,
oae-tfddwlt 885 Church Bt., Lancaster, Pa.
MILLER'S BORAX ROA1' WILL WABH
Clethes and every article under the son.
TMl'ORTKD AND KEY WEHT CIOAItS
Just received all fresh goods.
DKMUTII'H CIQAR HTORE.
EsUbllshcd 1770. HI East King Street.
alS-Udlt
TJWT TWO FOR FIVE CENTCIUARSIN
AJ the stale, at
BILLY WAITZ'B.
Ke. 6 and 103 North quean Bt.
mylMmM.W.ThAw
NETAILORINO!
ALL
L THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN FINE
WOOLENS. AT
I. WEIKEL'H.
sep2MmdR Ne. 44 West King StreeL
ILLER'H UOKAX HOAP WILL WABH
Clethes and every article nnder the sun
UDOEfl HAVE 1JNO SINCE DECIDED
that Billy WalU's cigar Is tha best In the
state. Fer sale at
NOH. S A 10ft NORTH QUEEN BT.
mylMmM,W,TbJsw
"1ENU
thr nn
Bexes, u
IENUINR FRENCH BRIAR PIPES, FINE
nugutunmeKinf in mass jersanaiin
.UenulnePerlrniennd Turkish Tobacco.
DEMDTU'M niOAIl HTOHK.
Telephone. ' 114 East Kins; street.
alS-trdH
-TTALL AND WINTER, 1W0.
Fer the Latest Novelties, Largest and Most
Complete Assortment of Fall and Winter Suit
ing, Overceating and Treusering, gote It. QKR
MART. Nene te equal IL Nene te surpass the make
up. The correct Fabric for Full Dress Suits,
and the price the lowest, at
H. GERHARTS,
Ne. 4.1 North Queen Street.
JVOnly Direct Importing Tailor In the City
of Lancaster. R
-1HARLE STAMM'S
BOSTON STORE,
35-37
r,'
M ftueen Street
SPECIAL
BARGAINS! '.'Much lllack Hatln Rliadama.SI.
AUCilers Morle 811k, Mc.
'.'Much Black Dress Silk, 75c and SI.
All Celers Best Dress Silks, 07c.
Fancy Trimming Silks, SOe and 75c
Bordered Nun's Veilings, 75c and 81.
Black Crape, 50c, 75c, $1.
13-Inch Black Henrietta, 37c and 75c.
Black Striped Serges, 37Kc
Remnants et Black Henrietta at HalfPriee.
45-Inch Black Lace Flouncing less than cost.
Remnants of Satin cheap te close out.
.13-1 nch All-Weel Tricot Cleths nt 37;c.
All our 61-Inch Dress Goods at 25 and 50c.
saiuch Plain Weel Cleths at2Sc.
12Xc nnd 17e Deuble Width Dress Ooeds at 10c
All our HJc and 17e Plaid Dress Goods at 5c.
FOR BIG BARGAINS
-GO TO-
North Qnen Stat,
LANCASTER, PA.
Charles Stamm.
rplIE" NOVELTY'
FURNACE.
Still They Come!
THE STRONG ENDORSEMENTS Of
-THE CELEUHATED-
"NOVELTY"
Here Is a Sample Testimonial :
Meurs. Itetlly Jlrei. .1 Itaub :
DkarSiks I had never used a Furnace Hi a
pi hale dwelling before last winter, but urn
new much pleased with the Ne. 40 Novelty, Its
work Is perfect, and It Is se easy te nienmge.
Even when the mercury wivs below zero I hud
no treuble In keeping itcrfaetly comfortable the
7 rooms nnd a hall In my house, which are 'JlxtO
with a back building and U." and feet ceilings.
The checkdnifl Is n grit convenience nnd
saves both attention and coal. Celd nlr from
the cellar supplies eight registers, and net a
truce of gas or dust cm be detected. Yeu can
refer te inc. Respectfully,
D.H.BURSK, Grocer.
HEILLY BEOS. & EAUB,
40 AN II -1 -J NORTH QUEEN ST.
-'exl Doer te Pottefllce.
LffMUK
Stem 9Ucrttscmnt.
M
ILLER'H BORAk SOAP WILL WAsJ
Glemes and ever' article under thetl
B
KDFORD MINERAL WAT ER-BOTTlI
i nt llin Hnrlnir mils. Atl ..,!.- r.. S
" --"" --- 'F"',H'' vi j 4 f iiiut I It l"l s
above wnler will reielve iremnl allentlnnl
ilia agent, ui.UHMK A. K I Kill.. Ne. 16sFJ
King street, IinrHster, lit.'
Illt-lwdf
M'
r'll.l.VIIl'rt lull, .4 v u.i . ,. .... .J
t --,--" .w.h.. tjvrn, i, 1S.W VS ASJ
mm. vi"wicuiiu every ariivie under the i
M
ILLERf) BORAX HOAP WILL WaI
Clethes and every article under the si
BILLY WA1TZHAS THE BEST TWO Fl
Ge and 6e Cigars In the city, at I
NOS. 5 im NORTH QUEEN I
aujTKr-euija, n ,su3dcw
me YOUNO MEN AND WOAIEN-TIIE Kl
X stone Business Cellwn civr. vnn
MMIM. tnw an R W h. .. ..b .. ,.,.. ...... A
-.vh.-v "" ..w. " i,j n.J u I1IHII tuiliun WIS
you can get a first-class business education!
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"We make Clothing te order in the best pe4
"" "iiuii-r uuu guarantee sutisiactlen in evil
panicuiar. ,
Our long experlcnce In the Tailoring Bil
""' cimuics us ie ie ns wen rer you in eve
particular as any house In tha rlty.
Gentlemen's "Underweai
Full lines of Gentlemen's Underwear
White, Scarlet, Natural Weel, etc.
One case Natural Weel Shirts and Drunel
all sues, at 75e. Sold rei-eutly at t'..
Hosiery, Gloves, Neckwear, Flannel Shir
cardigan .laexeis, etc.
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25 East King Street,
mar-JO-lidlt LANCASTER, PAI
SEASONABLE SUGGESTION.
The covering of steam pipes with a rellall
material Insures dry steam nnd saves fuel a
attention; the coster thaceverlng being seu
times made up In u Rlngle year In saving or fil
alone. The best material se fur offered te tl
puuuc is tne
Megnesia Sectional Ceverinj
Fer Steam Plpe. Boilers, Brlnn Plpe, Et
and Is for sale only in Lancaster and Lubam
iruuiuies, uy
CENTRAL MACHINE WORK?
W. PARKE CUMMINGS, Prep.,
NOS. Ill & 130 NORTH CHRISTIAN S'J
LancastcrPn.
Price lists nnd discounts and directions fl
nenlvlmr en ainillcatleti. Htidul ipi-min in til
trade. Alse Vanes, Pllie, Cocks, Fittings, Etil
nt Jobbers' Prices. decJ-ttdltl
C'l'EAM ENGINE AND.BOILERWORKS.
BEST
Steam Engine
-and
Beiler Works
Visitors te the Fair,
It will pay you te call at my Works and exl
umoieour Medem
Engines !
Allew us ta o.cete yen prices and see etul
facility for turnlis; out work. I
Portable Engines.
4 I loree-Powcr . . fi'J
U JIerse-lNiwer 47.il
S Horse-Pouer C'2'J
10 Herse-Power 5751
ioiierse-1-ower 8751
20 Horse-I'ewer 1,1751
Portable Engines,
SF.COND-IIAND.
0 Herse-Power
8 Herse-Power
15 Herse-Power
.... FAVll
wsl
Boilers, Second-Hand.
Fle 11 Herse-Power, Hi In. Dlam., Ill feet Leng, I
ZilKln.Tubis. Pricn,J175undS150. I
One Beiler, SO hi. Dlam., 13 feet Ixing, 21 3 In.
iiiues 12 icei i.eng, ttitii I'lie rreut
Castings, 81-i.
I CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER, PA.
Manufacturer of Stationary Engines, MM! and
Mining Machinery, Saw Mill. Hark und
Cob Mills, Pumps, etc
Contractor for Ktcam Heating, Direct or Indi
rect, or by Het Wutir.
OUR HOT AIR FURNACE
ISTHEHCSi'IN Till. M.i.!:ST.
Repairing Promptly Attended Te.
Jehn Best,
iuiormirren,
333EASTIULTONST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
Merchant Tailoring
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