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TWO MEN PASS AWAY.
GEMGE 8. PATTERSOJl alS 0F.0KGE
GIMX DIE, THE UTTER SUDBEXLT.
T.
Consumption and Cramps the Can Ibr
Their Demise-A Stamlplpe Ereotel
Iy the Witter Company.
Colombia, DeA P.-Geerge B. PnUorse"
died en Sunday morning at 10:10 e clock,
t the home of hi Iier, Mb, -Je'"'?,'
Llewellyn, en Maner street, In the OOtli
year of hi age. -Ue has been rick for a
Ien tlme with pulmonary consumption.
The remains will be Ukon te Coatcsvllle
en AVednesday at 8:30 a. m. for lntenncjit,
tirm t nrenm. who llved en the
Washington turnpike, near town, died en
Saturday night from malarial cramps, ajcpd
29 years. The death was unexpected. Mr.
Greem was at work en Friday. He was a
carpenter and worked for AV. II. Ilogen Ilegen Ilogen
deliler, of this place. A wife and two
children airvlvr, The funeral will be
held en Tuesday at 2 p. m.i ,
The property holders and tenants living
above Sixth street have suffered from an
Inadequate water supply for several
years past. The com plaint was se general
that the Columbia Water company have
erected a 30-feet standpipe connecting with
the Leckard Hellew reservoir. The stand
is a six-inch diameter plpe and will meet
the present demands. ,
TheM. E. Sunday school class, formerly
taught by Miss M. K. Laylen, are prepar-
. k in iw baiiI. In the Doacencssos
home, in New lerk, ever
Tjivlin TirfHilrlns.
!'?". V- --...l. ... u-l.lnh Miss
ardle it Ven Leer's bonler drama, '
"On
the Frontier," will be presented lit me
epera heuse en Saturday nljhL
The first grand ball of the Koysteno So Se
cial club la announced for Christmas night.
A large hog was chanced etTOn Saturday
night by Jeseph Dcsch end was drawn by
Frank A. Kelchanl. ,
The Mwnnercher Is engaged in preparing
for their grand cencert te b given early in
Kred. lllghter, of Philadelphia, spent a
few days in town.
Harry Phcneger, a lad of twelve years,
lias succeeded Mr. 8. T. Dickinsen as eor eer
nctlst In the Methodist Sunday school.
Seventy-five coal barges wero unleaded
last week at Dinner's coal wharves, and us
much as olghty-seveu cars leaded In ene
day for the Eastern markeU All but five
beats ensigned te this wharf have arrived
and tlicv will arrive this week.
The Adams Express company have
moved into their new quarters en Walnut
street te-day.
The Metropolitan band will attend the
band fair at Moutitville en Tuesday even
ing. Squire nershey gave Themas Evans, a
tramp, three days In Jail for disorderly
conduct. Sniilre Selly sentenced Jaines
Murray anuGoergo Farrell fur thosame
period en the snme charge
Company C, sent a handsome II oral em
blem te Philadelphia en Saturday for thelr
late friend, Lleul. D. A. Hedgers, of Com
pany 11. Stale Feiiclbles, who was uurlrd
en Sunday. The omblem consisted of nn
anchor rest lug en a pillow. The name of
the doeeased was In red, and the brlgntle
colors were en a scroll at the bottom of the
labor.
1.1 Ml IK U LOCALS.
Luke O'Mclla, ai rested for lieingl drunk
and disorderly by Constable Etirmnn, get
10 days in jail from Alderman Decn this
morning.
J. Garceau, agent of the Corliss safe com
pany, of Providenee, It. I., is stepping at
the Cooper heuse. He has Just put In ene
of his large safes for the new bank ut Delta,
Yerk county.
This morning Contractor Calbralth began
the work of digging out the dirt for the
laying of the new beiglan blocks In the
diamond at Chestnut and Duke streets and
en Duke street from Chestnut te the rail
road bridge.
The Iroquois band fair had a large crowd
en Saturday evening and there was very
lively voting. Tills evening the fair will
close with an auction.
Geerge Wall, of Marietta, camote Lan
caster te-day and brought with him a
turkey that weighed no less than thirty
pounds, for Jehn II. Ilorger. of the South
ern Exchange hotel, en .Seuth Queen street.
Geergo Wall, who has been living In
Marietta for several yearn past, has made
arrangements te return te Lancaster In the
spring and take possession of his hotel en
Seuth Queen street. Jehn H. liorger will
take FreJerick Engle's hotel at GraelPs
Landing.
Cunnge at the 1'. Jt. It- Station.
As noticed elsoivhere, William Jl. Con Cen
VDgtiam, ene of the ticket agents at the
Pennsylvania railroad passenger station In
this city, has resigned that imsltlen. He
has been appointed nn extra iigcnt en the
Philadelphia division, and his heuilriuurters
Will be in the hUperiuteudeiit'H ulllce, West
Philadelphia. Mr. Cenynglmtii has beeu
in the Lancaster station for the past six
years, and he has always been found a
courteous and genial gentleman by the
public The newspaper men are Indebted
te him for many geed locals, and they
wish him success in his new oslUeii. J.
Fred. Fisher, who takes Mr. Cenynglmm's
place, is well known as ene of Mr. Slay
maker's best letter-carrier He la fully
competent te fill the new position.
The Friendship ltiiuquct.
The commlttce having in clmrge the
banquet and reunion of the members of the
old Friendship lire company have com
pleted all arrangements for the all'alr. It
will take place te-morrow evening at
the Liederkrauz hall. The members will
meet at the old cngine heuse at half-past
seven o'clock. 1 leaded by the Iroquois
band thev will make u short street iiarade
te the hall.
The custom of holding reunions by the
members of the old 11 re companies li u
highly cemmendable ene. It brings to
gether old friends who revive old recollec
tions and have a general geed time. Several
companies of this city held annual reunions
The Sut unlay Night Crep.
There was considerable drunkenness
and nolse about the town en .Saturday
evening. After midnight two rival gangs
front different bpcllens of the city, met at
the corner of West King and Water Btrects.
They had made all arrangements for and
were about Indulging in a big light when
Officers Shertz, Oiiiduerand J toads put In
an appearance. Some of the crowd were
inclined te be saucy te the elllccrs, but
when they found they would be nnested
if tbey insisted Iiey pulled In their horns
and disappeared.
The mayor had four vagrants this morn
ing, und these with two drunks, who paid
the costs, were discharged. Twe drunks
get ten days each in jail.
.lakn Ituttttr's Vex Chae.
One 6f the first geed fox chases or the
season will take place en Wednesday, lo le lo
ceinber Ibth, at the hotel of Juceu It. Hut
ter, at Gap. Mr. Itutter Is ene of the best
known hunters in the eastern part of the
county. His chases are always largely ut
tendeil by the hunters. Mr. Itutter has
hosts of friends In Lancaster, ami they to
day received Invitations te the chase
Quite a crowd are going down, and they
are going te be there lit tlme for the big
dinner, which is always a'plcaslng fuature
of the chase.
He Should titlck Te Wulklu.
-Frank Beheld, the pedestrian, went te
lllrd-ln-IIuuden Saturday afternoon te do de
liver some eysters, and returned by freight
in the evening. He attempted te get off
the train, which was running rather f.ist,
at the chemical works and was thrown
very hard te the ground, en which he
rolled for seme dUlanre. He wa very
badly cut and bruised about the legs and
body, and it is with difficulty that lm
moves about te-day. His tin bucket fell
under him and it was mashed all out of
shape.
This establishment has all the facilities for
doing AUTISTIC JOB PIUNTINU. With u
complete assortment of new fuees of Jeb Type
and the very latest machinery, we are prepared
Ut print books, catalogues, pamphlets, pesters,
UtUr heads, bill heads, note beads, In odd and
pleasing type designs. Counting Heuse and
Commercial Printing ; nene de It belter than
w. iEuvelepes, Utter heads, bill heads, etc.,
printed at prices te win your favor, lllank
rtntlugirurnlthd tn uy shape desired. Geed
paper, geed Ink, geed presses, geed workmen
give us advantages ever ethers. Oar work
siki for itself.
Hcmcrjbk for thelNTELLiaENeTBaiid secure
esleudur. On January 1, U, every subscriber
telht Daily iNTtXLiUK.NCKtt will revUe eue
tt wr hanasenie pad calendars.
SlfrttltB.
MerwiKn.-Decembcr T. 11', tn ' ''''
Elltabcth. wife of Jacob A. Metis", In ner
fTrfcrelthennil friend of the fiunllr h re
srcUully Invited te attend ', n!,f J'
her late residence, Xe.22t North Mil brrrj rslieel
eh Tuesday nflcriioen el 2 e clock, ben KM
nt St. Jehn's Episcopal church. Interment at
Bhrrlnera cemetery.
vti,t rwemhrr D. 1W0. In this city, Frank
Elbcl, In his itfiyevcnth year.
TJie relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the mncral, from
the residence of his brother, Jehn fclbel, Is e. 711
Esst Orange, street, en Wednesday morning at
8-30 o'clock, Requiem Maw at SI. Antheny a
church at 9 o'clock. Interment at 81. Antheuy's
cemetery. ., . .
KEts.-ncecmbcr Mse,ln this city, Edwin
Franklin, son of Daniel and Nettle Nclii, In his
third year.
The relative and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
his parents' rcsiaencr, i. '"", -street,
en Wednesday afternoon at i e clock.
Interment at Woodward Hill cenielery.
Xttavltcte.
Philadelphia Vrodnce Market.
p. .nKi.r-iIIA. Pec, . Noen-Flour weskj
p.n' supers. 'aW2T5; extra. 2SViHas;
WWht steady J Ne. 2 lied, new,
Wtfc;
"cbri Jirin ; Ne. 2, new, 42Sttai old, II
OaUqnJel; Ke. 2 WhlUa0S30e.; Ne. 2
"jlrSn 'sleady ; Winter S12HKMS 00.
ltiled hav 'dull ! lll6eeH0i) BStoeunllyi
UmeUiy 11 00013 64 for ehelcc; mixed, wll W;
baled rye straw, new, 110 60.
Mutter steady; lNmn'a creamery extra
2Sej fenn'a nrsu extra 3IQJ7.
EggsquletJ rcnu'aflrsU,8a27cheld lets, 118
JSsle'sliad'y VpMt klms,597c i full sklm.
I'ctrolenm steady: refined In bids., 17 TO.
1'eUUx'S Arm ; l6Ue js;r bus.ns te quality.
Grain and Previsions.
Furnished by 8. K. Yundt, llreker.
Cuicaoe, Dec.0, 1K o'clock p. m.
Wheat t'eru Oats, l'erk. Uird.
December
Year
January..,
February,.
March
May
J ii ne ....... .
July.
Crude Oil
Mii
32
60
(I 12
0 37
iwj'i
SI
si;i
Sift
62
510
0 75 0 10
10151;
Consels ..a............ t.
Closing Prices 2:1d o'clock ji. in.
Wheat. Cern. Oats, l'erk
Wheat. Cern. Oats, l'erk,
lyird.
6 te
6 110
fi 10
6I
uai
u 10
December. . Wi 82 ISO;
Year ;
Jamiary.. .S
February .
March 80' J
May. 8Ji
June. - :
July ....SIK
fonnels
Crude Oil
i ()
P te
h n
v ra
VTl
BIH
my.
MSi
'Uii
, .!
Car ixiis.
40
ISO
411
Mi
IlecciplN.
Winter Wheat. ...-..,
Hprlng Wheat ...
Cern -
OuU u
nyc. ,.
liurley.,..!... ..,
ItecetpU lleif...,
HecflliU-C'allle..
Head.
Z''S)fW
Llve Stock Markets.
CUICAOO. Dec 7. llccclnts, a,0(; shlpmenU
none; nulet; bcces, U b.f5 JO; steers,
12 vmi "i ; slockers and fewlers. tl Bx.1 DO;
cows, hull and inlxed.fi 303(21X1; Toxes cattle,
tl UX$3 40 ; Weitern llangcrs, H 7D3 40.
1Iek Hccclpts.Sl.OUO: shlpmftnu. 0,000: mar
kct steady, mixed, KX93 HO: heavy, pi la
113 SO; light, W 603 SO; klps,H00a 40.
lliecp llecelpts, 3.OU0: shli.incuU. 2i)0: mar
ket strong ; natives, f 1 0005 40 ; Western woeled
Ht.'(M 10; shorn Tcxans.M 00(1 15; lambs, 10 W
te K 35 r hundred weight.
Kast I.niEnTV. Cattle Itecelpts. I5M; ship
menu I.1H0 ; .market steady; prime, tl tMH 00;
geed, t3 fW(4 ) : fair, K 70i130; bulls, stags
and fat cows, tl 60,82 60; rrcsh ceirs, l3Xi0; no
cars shipped te New Yerk.
Hogs Ilecelpls, SW0; shipments. 2SO0
market slew; best light Yerkers, t-l fi3 "5;
medium and light Philadelphia, $.1 80,t3 M;
heavy hogs, HHOMOe; -ruugli, t-Vip'i 75;
necnrsshlpiied te Sew Yerk.
Hhecp lteeelpts, 3U(iO: shipments. 2000; mar
kel active; prime, f.'i Vi(5 S; fair te g(MK',
tl 254(4 75 ; common, t2U0(3 00: luliibs. tl O0m
Htoek Murkets.
Quotations by llced, McOranu A Ce., bankers,
I ji,if.fictr. fu
NKW YOHK LIST.
ll A.M. KM. iir.M.
Canada PaclOc
UU.Cs I. ...
Colerado Cotil
Central l'acltlc.
Canada Heullierii......
Chi. Hi. U & l'bg.
Den. & HI" U
Del. U AW
F.rle
Krle 2nd
Jer C
K.4T
Leu. 4 N,...
.... 3nj; stti,
Wi
1'jii "
10755
1
75
iii '
70,' i
111
iw
!l
1075
in
07J5
A
U Hhera....
107'i
Mich. Ceu. W
MIsseurrrHclllc
0752
Heck. Vuller.
N. 1.
.w3
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V. WmI 11U2
NiY.ez:::::::::::;:::::::::::::: :..:.:
New Knglsnd ll.'i
FjistTeuneshee.
OnmliH......
Oregon Transcontinental... X,',
Ontario A. W. 'JuiJ
1'uoine Mall
Itlchmeud Terminal "1
HL Paul -....... Ui'i
Texas l'HCltlc. ll'JJ
1 .V H
al(4
toil
t.i
I6W
XIV.
H
15'
Ml
SI
Union l'acltlc im;j
YU
Wabash Cem... ,
Wabash l'ref.
Western U
WestHuere IteiuU.
1-lIILADEI.l'UlA Liar.
lh. Val
II. N. Y. A l'hllu
l'a. 1U Jt.......
Heading
leh. Nav.
'ttesuiiiv. lass
1'. A It ,
N.CcnU
I'eeples l'ttsi-
Hilgls
Oil....
M;'2
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Lecal Stock nml lleiuU.
Itepertetl by J. li. Ijng.
iiir
Last
value, hale.
1MW urn 101
iste. . ioe no
Keboel lean ltKI IM 1UI
In 1 or 'JO years. 100 UM
I n 5 or a years. 1U) 101
In HUir'JIjears. 1) lm'i
Ijuicjis't 11 imt cent.,
" 0 "
. j i .
" 4 " "
i 4 .. it
,, A .1 II
" " " Inl5er30yearh. IOO 1(C,
Miinhclin Uoreugli lean 1U0 102
MWKl.LA.NEOUS STOCKS.
qunrryvlllelt.lt 60 1
MIllvrsvlllvMtrectCar. ... . 60 OS
Imiulre Printing Company 60 6,5
()ai,llglit und Kui'l Ceniimny .. 'J.5 'jm
HteM'iis Heuse (liends) KM Jul
Columbia (las Ceiniiuiiv. '' ".'.
uiiuiihiiu n aii'r uenii'any
10
1IU
UK)
60
11
li)
HO
. li")
111)
IK)
60
60
ii
a25
210.10
1.05
is
75
5s
nn
1 1(1.60
no
1CIM
67.60
60
Jj
45
U.
110
30
til)
101
pit.
Huuiiielianna Iren Company
.durletta llollew-WBre. ...... .. .
Htevcns lloiie
MlllcrbVllIu Nermal Hi hoel ,....
Northern Market....... .
1 jutcrn Market
(lus l.'erniuny lleiuls (5 per t. 11XXI).
Columbia lloreiigh llenils
Uuurryvllln H. It. T
Hsadlua A Columbia It. It. 5's.
lMUen l.lght Company
Western Market.
Southern; Market.
1 jincasler City Htreet Italhiay Ce.,...
lUist I'.nd street ltulluuy ....
West End Street Hallway , .. ,
Lancaster Steam Hudlater Ce.
Helvetia I-uther Ce., ...
Watch Factory u's
1 jmc. Clieiu. Ce.. .
TUKNPIKK UIOCKV
Lancaster A l'rtiltvllle
Iiiicukter.v l.llliz. . .
r
60
M
W
Hj
60
100
1W
m
40.W
ttt.50
ioe
1.15
3t.00
'M
SO
h
Limeubter A Wllllaiiuitenn
ljincakter A Maner, ... .. .
Ijiiicusltr A Muiihelui .
Lancaster A Marietta.
Lancaster A New Helland
lilg Spring A Ileawr Valley . ... .
60
uriugeperi aim jiorheMiev.
Jeliiinbla A Chestnut 11111.
ion
20 27
Columbia A Wnihlngteii.
20
.0
uoneniega A nig Hprlng js
Marietta A Mount Jey 25
LHUO.MI. Jey A Kllxubethtewii., KO
Lancaster A Susquehanna.. 30
Laucu&ler A New DanWIle ,
(Xiluiubla A Murlettu 25
Maytewu AKlitiibcthteuu ai
Ijincusler A Knhrata 2.5
Ijineasler A Willow Street . 25
Strasbiirg AMlllperL... M . 2.5
Marietta A MuyUiwn.... 25
11ANK STOCKS.
First National Bank 100
Furmers' National llunU. , ft)
Fulton Nstlenal Hunk... .. 10)
Iiiicuster County National Hank . 60
Northern National ltauk 100
Peeples' National Dank luO
Ketene National Hunk, Maiihelm Id)
Columbia National Hank.. .. 100
Christiana National Hank ,. IOO
Cenes ten a National Hank 100
P.phrala National Hank- 100
First National Hank, Columbia.... . loe
Irst National Hank, Strasbiirg ' 100
Hut National lUnk, Marlettu 100
First National Hank, ML, Jey... .. ... loe
Lltltz National Haiik.........,...,.. lej
Meuntvllle National Hunk .100
Mttuhelm National Ikink (,j
Union National Hunk, Mount Jey .. CO
New Helland National Hunk. 1(1)
(lap National Hank pje
Ouarryvllle National Hank no
Kltzabothteun National Han 10)
Central National Hunk, Columbia ... in)
112 60
'iti
11
20
18!
'-T.75
M
')
M
205
114
200
lH
I'M
125
112
1
ir
111
157
115
11!
05
151
150
1U)
111
CJ2.S0
KM
117
1J.5
135
111
T.lvoSteou Prices.
PjllLAPr.trillA, Dec 7. The receipts at the
West Philadelphia and North l'cuujylvunlu
Dree Yurds Here:
Beeves. Sheet). Hogs.
Fer the week ......3,000 .Uj0 lLOue
Previous week...,.......3,2U0 10,0u0 10iJ0
Heef eattle The receipts Ter the week were
300 head less than for the previous week ar.d 315
were exported, leaving the local market with
615 head 1m than fur th last week, This de-
create In Ihs stock, aided by a fair demand,
forced nrlcns en a fraction, especially en the
middle, grade, and thrmrei closed active
and firm. Wequetet Extra, Vinte', geed,i
Kc; medium, 3Ji$IJc; common, SiJic;
"ulISp-Tlie receipts were fully 2,000 head le
than for the previous week nud lliernn of stock
was sometrnaieeuer, no eMremeciiim uciiig in.
and with an excellent demand prices ad vinicrd
Inim ( te 'Jeperth. We quote;
fin, we quuie : j-.xint, ,,
tr, medium, 4;9$U com-
ejtcj goon,, wsji
...... "MfA I1
.iu, "mw;,
,ej culls, w3,sc. . M .
tfi n iirrl.t run nf stock and a coea
demand prices advanced e en all grades. Ne
extreme cull arrived. We nueln ! LxfaS ,
-40 1 geed, ouaniie i medium, SJ3e i com
mon, i5Wcs culls, 4iIKc, . , .
Hogs-AllheuRli the rwilpls were heavier ths
junmuK v
nlr. rtmn,l rallWII nv me oeoicr wcnwirr
ferenl prices iip. and the market ciesea active
anil hlfflier.
quote! Kxtra Chicago. bUt
,. M'jlfJIUn mimtilllll. !ViS
SfJe tloeil Western,
frJJK0! common
irru i ,iu,n ,,i-..v..i, -,- i - --
6M; Hlale, 45ie5e,
;nt cows were active end higher at 29
ra
'Allppcrycewi were In fair demand nt 114(4
2 60
Doiesna cows were In letter rrniieslntl7all.
Milch cows were lu moderate request ettJOl
Dressed ftecves were readily taken ntftSTJc,
alUioughnetover7io wero iald at the abat
toir. Ms.
jlcn ticvtlctcttt.
A IWOLUTELY POKE.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
TH IS pewder never varies. A marveljel pu
rlty, strength and wholesemcncss. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold In conictltlen with the multltude
of low lest, short weight, alum or phosphate
Powders. Huhl only in emit. Ueyal IIakike
Pewiikii Ce.. 100 Wall street, New Yerk.
uiartl-IydAlyw
-pUItU J U1CE OF THEOHAFK.
Tertlted and White CAUFOHNIA WINE,
30e iier bettle ; tS.en or ileen bottles.
' ltOHllElfHLltlUOKSTOItK,
Ne. 22 Centre Siiuarc, Lancaster, Pa.
M
H.I.nil'H 110IIAX HOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and every article under inesiiii.
pt LOSING N101ITOK PAUL
All pnrnens Illlllllllg iioeki, nir inn iiuiiui'in
HAND FAIlt "111 plenie hand them In this
evening. Auction nltiiW. lid
"I H. MHMM, 110UCHK SKO.POM.MKKY
VX "ec, I'liKr iieitiHiecK, aim auiueienu-
i-c. Pine
lug brail'
tli of t'ercliru Cliunmnj
Al lll.IU.Mtl ,
Ne. H East King Street.
TJIbTATK OF MAODALF.NA DYKSlNGEIt,
li lute of Iaceek township, dee'd. Letter
of administration en Mild estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons In
debted thereto urn requested te make immedi
ate payment, nnd these having claims or do
main! agnlust the same will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing In Inensier city.
A Hit AH AM KELLER,
D. FliAMK Eshlkman, Administrator.
Attorney. dtMJtdM
rie te RKinAnrs old wine store
VX for N. K. Rum, Jamaica Rum and Hrandy
fur Christmas.
y Q. 2i) EAST KINO BTnEET.
MILLER'S IIORAX HOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and every article under the snu
C1EALED PltOl'OSAI.S WILL HE it&
r5 ccled at the tUaminer oltlee up te two
trcleck p. in,, Monday, December SI, lfcKO, for
twenty (20) bends (registered) or any part there
of of S-VJ0 raeli, te 1m) issued by the Iincaslcr
Clly Scheel Heard, tinted January 1, tsue, bear.
In j four (t) percenl. Intcrrst, payaliluquarterly.
Uends puyuble In ten (I0) years.
TIIOS. II. COCHRAN,
Chairman Finance Coinmltlee of Lnucastcr
(Mir Scheel Heard.
U5,10,21d Jaifmr Office, Ijincastcr, Pa.
ILLKIfS HORAX POAP V.'ILI, WASH
Clethes and nvery article under the sun.
VyE EXAMINE EYES FREE.
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE!
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed !
If you have thorn examined you will probably
Und that there is something wrong with them,
and thatgliiKses will be a great help te yen.
We use Illimitable "DIA MANTA1' lenses,
which are made only by us, and recommended
by leading Oculists us the best ulds te defec
tive vision.
Solid Geld Spectacles, 9.1,00 ; usual price,
B.'i.llO.
Steel Spectacles, fiOe.; usual price, J! .00.
Artificial Ejes Inserted, 91 ; uiuul prlee, 910.
H. Z1HEHAN & BRO. 130 S. Ninth Street,
OIT1C1ANS. I PHILADELPHIA.
Between Chestnut and Walnut Streets.
nns-lyd
17IUR RENT-IN MARIETTA, PA.-A
lirge Hulldlng, nil en ene fleer, Hiiltable
ler luicklug tobacco, foundry, or the manurue manurue
ture of hullew-ware. The building wus for
merly erected for the manufacture of hollow
ware, but has been uu-d for the past twelve
years as a tobacco warehouse. It Is the met
suitable building for the purposes named, in
theceiinty. Address
HEGENER A IIALDK.MAN.
Executers of A. Cellins' estate,
17-trd Marietta, Pa.
17TO It ClUUSTMAS OIFTaL.DUiTAND
Geiitlemeu's Cellar and Clitr llevcs. Card
Cns". letter Cnwi, Munaciireimd Werk Uexes,
Shaving and Smoking Sets, Pocket and Hill
Heeks, Cigar Cases, Fancy Thermometer. Ho He
liemlan ami Heiiu Ware, ltric-a-llnie. Reek
bottom prices rule.
FRAILEY'S 1LHT END PHARMACY,
(Oii),olle Eastern Market,)
Cologne, Flerida. Violet and 1 jt vender Wulcrs
In Fancy Out ami Etched Heltlesat the Lewest
Prices. M.W.FAw
Cf .J ."C FULL DAY COURSE.
OOO .' NIGHT SESSION.
KEYSTONEHUSINESSCOLLEOE.
The leading school In HiKikkeepIng, Penman
ship, Ceiiiiuerclul Arltlimctle, TyiK-wrlllng,
etc.
W.D. MOSHElt, Prln.,
Ne. 10 North Queen HL, I -ancestor, l'a,
tfdAw
MILLER'S IIORAX SOAP WILL WASH
Clethes nml eerv article under the sun.
TAl.L AND wTnVeTi, KiT.
Fer the Uilcst Nevell Irs, ljirgent and Most
Complete Assortment of Fall and Winter Suit
ing, Overceating and Treusering, gote II. GUlt
HART. Nene te equal It. Nene te surpass the make
up. Tint correct Fabric fur Full Dress Sulls,
and the price the lowest, ut
H. GERHART'S,
Ne. 11 North Queen SlreeL
4-Ouly Direct ImportlugTaller lu the City
of Lancaster. H
Oil RENT FROM APRIL Isr. NEXT,
ingl
I IIBiKlsn iiiiiL-KSIIIllll It rtll
louse, situated at llret'iiland
Flrswlass Hlaeksmllh's Snep. wlthdueli-
.Mills, Hi Eust
iJinllH-'ter township. Applv te
l.l.l.AIII-.UI I) K
HATES.
elMtdll UH North DukeSl.,
ljinrasur, Pu.
A.flLI.KIl'S IIORAX SOAP WILL WASH
lv i. Clethes and every urtlcle under the sun.
"TR. NATHORST. 11ENTI8T.
JJ, VJCKNTRi: SQUARE,
rilling itviu
and Palnlms I'.Tlnicllen siiux.
riauies. .ew,
nud reinrsleled.
New Sets made, broken ones mended
ireiii uiseriea without plau-s
nudplvettHl, etc.
Dentistry lire
Yes,everylhlngiertuliiliigte
nentlstry w ill rccelv e prompt attention uivprr
MedcratH Terms. Iteiiieinber Ihut Dr. Nittherit
is the ONLY Dentist in this county who I a
gruuuuieei jimuciueas wen us uruenilstry, uu
ndvuiituge that Is obvious. u'J0-8mdAvr
TTEWULEItAND URaTiC'ATxT OPTICIAN".
GIUL
-
Jeweler and Graduate Optician,
DIKMGNDS
Our iiurrhase of DIAMONDS, loeso and
mounted, being made liefore the raise, eeil(r
our immense stock at former LOW PRICES.
A Ileuutlful Line of
LADHM' GOLD WATCHES,
GENT'S GOLD WATCHES,
LADIES' AND GENT'S SILVER WATCHES.
A Full Line of NOVELTIES.
CHAS."S. GILL,
Ne. 10 West King St.,
item 9lbucrttcmcnt.
TUB NEW NUTH, RAI81NH AND NK.W
Fruits are Just arriving ter the Holiday
trade. I am In Philadelphia te-day buying
Christmas stock. Everything will be rrmh nml
ne-. . CIIAH. W. KCK KllT,
niM-ltndR 120 Kast King HL
1UKMR
1)K MKNTIIK. CHAnTllKITKSK
x iwneaictlee Aitsinuie and ether Imper
lenrdlctlne Absinthe and ether Iniperted
Ne. 29 West King Street.
Tllfc L.ADII' AtTXIMAItr OF THK
Yeung Men's Clirlstlan Association will
meet In the Association Parlors en tomorrow
(Tuesday) evening at 7:30 o'clock, ltd
"SAI.irQJlNrA ItF.D AND WHITE WINI24,
Vj dlrecTfrein NjsptvAlly. Ual atlredueed
prices, "-- AtHKiaAHTH.
Ke. 20 East King Street.
AHYTKIIMS.-HOUHB FOI18ALK.
I Ne. A51 West Chestnut streeL Ne. Us Cel
lege
ic avenue. Ne. 2B Ceral street, 1'ersens
wlsl
shlngte vlewtbs memlsea. call en CIHtlM-
TOI'llKU HAOF.lt, Atterncy-at-Law, Ne. 51
North Duke stmt. setcilltdM
DOEItSOM'H CAltrtlAUK WORKS WILL
remove te the corner of Duke and Vine
streets, Monday, Dec. 0, 18W.
O EO. H. NOP.HECK, Prep.
SKATINO AND DANCING AT M.V.N NHR.
cher Hall, Wednesday Night. (J rand Ob-'
cloKaee. Saturday NightHag Kara, stecy's
Full Orchestra. FftANK HIALKOV.HKI.
dV-2td Manager.
PECIAI, (ltiEAT WESTERN CHAM
PAGNE. Ihe nuest Chamrtainie nreditccd
the United Stales, AtflElOAUrs,
no. ji nasi King mreeu
K
OR C1IHIHTMAS HAK1NU I
'rv our Fresh Ground Biilera. Itosewalpr and
Flavoring Extracts. New Seedless Raisins and
uiinitw, uviiiini ii-t.uj mi uw, JJCMIUII IIIIU
Ornnge Feel, Finest N. O.IIaklng Molasses, Hak-
Currants, cleaned ready for use, Lemen and
ing uuiier, goea ana sweet, Limea Kggs, when
barks and shcllbark Kernels. Irlces reasons-
We will be clad te All venr orders.
GEO. WIANT,
n!3-lmdM.y,B 113 West King Street.
PO TO IlEIeXltrB OLD WINE STOKE
Or fur Irish and Scotch Whiskies of the
finest Importation. ,
NO. 20 EAST KINO STREET. (
EW LAMPS AND ART GOODS.
Call and See
-THE-
FINE M LAMPS
-AND-
KRT COODS
ON SECOND FLOOR
JohnLsArneld'sBuilding,
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
dO-tfd
T ANCASTER CARPET IIOUSK
SHAUB & VONDERSMITH.
TflF FINEST AND BEST GOODS.
RUGS, from 60c up te near fuO.
CARPETS from 2&e up te Finest Grades.
OIL CLOTHS from 25c up te UOc.
CHINA SILKS AND FRINGES-Most Beauti
ful Celers und Designs.
CURTAINS. iJirge Assortment of All Kinds,
from VOe a Pair up te Richest Grades.
ONE PRICE.
FAIR DEALING.
18, 20 and 22 East Orange Street,
One nud one-half Minutes'
Postelllcc.
walk from the
uugSMyd
w
ILHAMSON & FOSTER.
The Useful
Christmas Present.
A Gent's Smoking Jacket, Heuse Ceat, Slum
ber Rebe, Dressing Gewn or Hath Rebe.
The Serviceable
Christmas Gift.
A Gent's Storm Overcoat, Dress Suit, English
Tep Ceat, Dress Pantaloons or Fine Heaver
Overcoat.
The Acceptable
Christmas Offering.
A Uulles' English Walking Jacket or Ink
lertil Silk Plush, Silk Plush Haca,ue, Cleth or
Stocklnette Jackel, Child's Plush Ceat, Beys'
Knee Punt Suits, Heys' Cupe Overcoats.
The Welcome
Christmas Tribute.
A Gent's Silk Mulller, Embroidered Suspen
der, Teck, Pull", or Fetir-ln-Hund Scarf, Shav
ing Set lu Plush Ilux.Tollet Het, AVhu.it Heldcri
Nail Set or Smoking Set.
The Unexpected
Christmas Greeting.'
Tricot Dress Goods, M In., at 12c per yard.
Plaids, VA 111., at 20c per yard.
All-Weel Cleth, 30 In., at Ilia per yard.
.Mixed Cleths, 61 In., ut 37Ve Kir yard.
Tycoon Repps, 10e.
HIIIMuslln. 1 ardwlde,7Jcerurd.
Applcten XX, 8c icr yard.
ljiuciuler GlugliaiiiH, 7c per uid.
Clly Hand, B,'e per yard.
(IeikI Quality, 5e per )enl.
The Beautiful
Christmas Trifle.
A China Silk Tld, embroidered nnd hand
pulnted.Washlug Embroidery Silk, Repe Silk,
Tinsel, Chenille Cord, Knitting Silk Aruiene,
iiiiiareneiinu I'lusu urnaiuents.
The Old Felks'
Christmas Faver.
Geld or Osydlzed Handle, Gleria Cleth Um,
nrella, site 21, 87c ; 20 In., U7c J 23 In., f LIS ; :
in., 51..S.
Hlack Hair Mint's, 25e.
Reuulnu Menkey Mutrs, W. H60 te id.
Purses and Poeketbeoks. 6i, 2.rw and 60e.
Children's Trunks, 4ic te SI.
The Premised
Christmas Token.
Embroidered Plush Slippers, tl, a), fJOJ.
Light Tan AlllguterSllppers.
Seal llrewn AlllguterSllppers.
Children's Rubber Beets, !1, Z
I Jidle' lUibner Beets, f 1 5a
Misses' und Heys' Dress Shoes.
49-0vii every evening during December.
Williamson fe Fester,
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASrEH, PA.
AND
SO, 3U MARKET ST., 1IARR1SUURQ FA
Jtrtw 9lbtrtltment.
-Tu.10FS.1Ay,f,,x,KCI'"INCBt1cHED
t&titamlSiJK!W,0",,,hB - ,u ,h0
ij, ., . .?2iJw ORTM QUEEN T.
(lcc6-IindM,Tu,Th
FpiIE LATEST FAD. ' '"
X iJonbl-vUreasied Jackets.
MCOHANN A NOWLKN, The Tailors,
' - No.lMerthHueenBL
49Opcn Every Evening.
TI,EY..,2'K.AA',kcprT-ruT nenecak
JL fcqal Binr Waltz Havana Filler Cltar,
Z-aJ'SM. NORTH QWKEK BT.
iTT '"m"fi
17IOII RENT-FOR FAIRS. Ae.-THK FIN-
t1i.,jLjl".a 1rVftt Rail In the clly. Centrally
i " . -.-- Z--J ' ""WIM )
"Y--", .""", iFoenHirea uarnage
Hhew
i toems, iwann las Kast Kins- stratL
Alse the
Mt In.
lUlreef OEO. 8. NORBECK,
decWMlf n0 0arr'0 Works.
irge acivry m uie rear, en Mifflin stnwL
J3UOCTOHS OPERA HOUSE,
irocter Souller. Proprietors and lUeagen.
Menda
CLAY'S
Dec, 0.
Nlht nnlv. T.tl.t.V
iv. .... .' ---. r. ; -wz". ---ix t -TT."
UlAinnAJjUAIKTY UOMPANY
PAHl;
Handsomest Ladles In the World
xt Mlanrt ?rn,M
prices, ,
wednesdy, Dec. H, Heyt Thdma' ' A
Hele In the Greund.1' . , , - . It 4
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR
PRIDE OF THE WEST FLOUR !
70c. a Sack.
The best In the market for the money.
d7-2wdR
M
VERS A RATHFON.
OVERCOATS 1
There's n Big Variety of Styles and Kinds In
ourOverceat Department We've been pleas
ing people before, and they have come ler
another deal. They've been suited here, and
that Is why they huve coins back.
THE PRICES ABE LOW I
That's the Common A'srdlcL
Let Us Remind Yeu that AVe Have An Elegant
Display of
Heuse Goats & Smoking Jackets.
A'ery Fine Assortment and Wry Reasonable In
lTlce,
They Make Handsome and Acceptable
CHRISTMAS GIFTS!
Price, $8 te $15.
Myers & Rathven,
RELIABLE 0L0TH3EE8,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET
LANCASTER. PA.
J.
MARTIN 4 CO.
l "1 ' -
LAMPS! LAMPS'
We have made heavy pur
chases in Lamps, and have a
very large line te select from,
at aAvay down prices.
Rochester Stand Lamps.
T.Aventy-five different Patterns
from $3.50 te $1 2.50.'
Bisque Stand Lamps.
New designs, all with the
Patent Duplex Burner, from 75
te 50c each.
Piane Lambs. T
With t Silk Fringed Shade.
One number df'Piane Lamps
avc are efiering at $10.00 each,
is the greatest bargain ever
offered in these Lamps.
Hanging Lamps. -- '
A complete stock from $1.50
te $12.50 each.
Ever)r Dinner Sett in stock
has been reduced te make room
for Holiday Goods.'
i
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
'Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.,.
M
ARTIN UROS.
Tills remark was made by
u lady lu a creud of buyers
at our Handkerchief coun
ter. This department Is
short of nothing. I x Hand
kerchiefs for 35c ; for 'Je-Inch
Hew Big
Values
TfOTT
saVA M YY
square While Hemmed Cambric, tofer'ic
Fine All-Linen, lip te 3lx, Hi'iivy Japanese
811 k, Willi two-Inch hemstitch, t225.
Handsome embroidered and figured bor
der Ilelfuit Linen nud Hemstitch HandUer
chiefs, SIM te t-75 per half dozen, lu boxes.
Hnch a Christmas Present touches the senses
throughout the year.
Huspenders In beves and out, "Se te l.'Wa
pulr. Men's nnd Rey's Neckwear, Cellars, CufTs
and Gloves; un liiterestlii futherlnt; slu-s
and styles te suit all.
Night 8Iilrts-Mc, 75c, II, II ffi, II 60, fi Rest
Muslin, Canten Flannel and Nutural Weel.
l'laln and Kmbreldcred.
The reason our Trices ure Lewest lu Clothing
Is; When you're In our Clethlni; Deiuirtment;
there's only u deer bctwten you and our work
looms and the makers of Clethlni;, Clothing
for Men and Heys, Ready-Made or te Measure.
Ample HKx-kef the B.wt. lrlces alwnj s I-east.
Berne Rare A'ulues hi Men's Dress Overcoats
and Btenu CeuU ut 110, 119, IIU.
Hen our $0 00 rimeklng Jackets nud Heuse
CeuU.
MARTIN BROS,
N08. it AND 38 NORTH QlKKN. HT.
Stem 9Cbttg!tHemeut.
MILLBR'H BORAX SOAP WILL WABH
Clethes and every article tinder the sun.
ENUINE FRENCH BRIAR FIFES, FINE
Plmr CulHmnkliHr In lllau Jura nnit Tin
exes, Genuine Prrlgne and Turkish Tobacco,
. . DEMOTlPSCtGAKBTOHK.
Telephone.
ut jsasi King street.
ais-iraH
MILLER'S BORAX BOAP WILL WABH
Clethes and every artlcls under the sun.
yTAKtKO.
"' A RESIDENT AGENT
te represent In Lancaster and vicinity one at
the old Mntual Life Insurance Companies of
Massachusetts. Answer giving references te
-. "M,'P.O.RexliW,
n23-lweed Philadelphia, Pa
ILLERW BORAX HOAP WILL WAS It
Clethes and every article under the sun
VOTERS I BEST OYSTERS IN THE MAR-
ket served In all styles, and meals at all
heurs,atCHARLBSE.HOSTER'S, In Uierear
of the Central Market. Oysters In the shell or
opened served te private aunlllea. Telephone
cviiiiwuuii. uuwynwxn
BILLY AVAIT7, HAS TnEBESTTWO FOR
5c and Se Cigars In the State, at
-dei5WMaOTOHTUfil,KENBT-,
Mtl'H BORAX HOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and, e very article under ihe sun
TTOTKL FOR RENT.-THE BT. CHARLES
XX Hetel en East Chestnut street. In the city
of Lancaster (opposite the Pennsylvania rail
road station), Is for rent for ene or mere years
from April 1, law. Apply te
.. . .. E. O. E. BATES,
D21-lmdR 4t3 North Duke Street.
ARMERS WANTED TO 8UFILY MILK
AT Tit
LANCASTER CARAMEL CO.,
e29-tfdAwR 838 Church 8t, Laneasler, Pa.
JMIORTED AND KEY AVEST CIQARH
Just received all fresh goods.
. DKMUTH'8 CIOAR STORE,
EstAbllshcd 1770. 1M East Klnf Htreet.
aU-UdR
ILLF.R'H IIORAX BOAP WILL WABH
Clethes and every Brtlcle uuder the
TjlINETAILORINO!
ALL THE LATEST NOA'ELTIES IN FINE
WOOLENB.AT
P WEIKELB
scp21-3mdR Ne. 41 West King Htreet,
BEST 6e HAA'ANA FILLER CIOAR IN
the city, nt RILLY AVAITiS'B,
, . ... Nes.3 A 103 North Queen Bt.
dece-9nulM,Tu,Tli,H
UR OOLDKN LION AND MIA QUEUIDA
5e Clears are hand-made, and eunrantecd
Cleat
ear Havana Filler. Trv our hand-mailx '
for fi's. DEMUTH'U CIOAR STORE,
alg-UdR ni East King Btreet.
riAROL'T SHANK. '
Nothing Mere Appropriate for aChtlstmas
'reneni innu n
Iref OUR MAKE of Perrect
The finest llnoef Neckwear.
Fitting BH1R'
iviu uiuti-n. umuiA-iiits, niiK luiu x.llllin lianu-
kerchlefs, Ac. Come early and get first pick
and have them put aside.
TROUT A KHAN K'S,
Hhlrt Manufacturers and Men's Outfitters,
140 North queen street.
jnarJO-lydR
Kid Cileves,
Ti,rUHICAL INSTRUMENTS.
YESWECANllNDWEWILL!!
THE MU8I0 STORE,
II EAST KINO ST., LANCASTER, PA.
Can we show you Pianos and Organs of the
highest standard of merit? Yes we can! und
we will 1 1
Can we show you Instruments of all grades of
"superior excellence? Yes wt can I and we
will I !
Can we sell these goods nt the lowest prices
consistent with their superior quality? Acs we
can I and we will 1 1
CANWEBHOWYOUOOODSSUITARLEFOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS? Yes no
caul and tee will I!
Can we welcome you te our warcroems and
cheerfully show you our nice things, although
you de net come te purchase ? Yes we cau land
we will 1 1
Can we offer extraordinary Inducements for
you te deal with us? Yes we can I and we will II
Can we guarantee satisfaction te our cus
tomers ? Yes we can I and we will 1 1
Can we llve up te every guarantee ? Yes we
can I and we will II ,
WOODWARD & CO.
IALACE OF FASHION.
K
Mere
TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS
AT THE-
Pake of Fashion !
115 AND 117 N. QUEEN ST.
In order te give mere room te our dis
play of Christinas Goods, we are obliged
te reduce our nteck of ether goods.
We therefore call Attention te the im
mense reduction made in every depart
ment. r
Ladies' Newmarkets nt cost at 2.98,
$3.98. $4.98,7.40, ?0.08, $12.08, $14.98.
Children's and .Misses' Coats at re
duced prices.
All our Short Jackets at $2.09.
I'lusli Jackets, Siicquw, Wraps and
Medjeslcns at cost.
Heys' Suits at reduced prices.
All our Children's Trimmed Huts nt
75 cents.
Bargains in Ribbons.
Come audpcc our Satin Illbbens, Ne.
16, loop edge, nil silk, at Oc.
Loek at the Illbbens we offer at 10c.
Our Fancy ltibbeus at 2oe ; Averth 50
and 75c.
Our Fancy Ribbons at 50e; worth $1 n
yard.
10-Inch Plush, at .17e ; 18-Iuch Plush,
nt 50c ; 24-lncli I'lush at 75c.
U. Children's Seft Felt Hats nt 2!)
Our whole stock of Heys' Clothing nt
.Reduced l'rices.
Knee Pant Suits from $1.93 up.
Great reduction in the price of Com
forts. These goods must be sold. Kxtra
large Comforts at b9, ase, $1.25 and $1.50;
Averth $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2. Come
and buy them, as we have but a few of
each left, unit caunet get them for the
price any mere.
Tremendous Bargains in Hosiery.
Ladies' all-wool pluin and ribbed
Cushmeru Hese, down te 17e a pair, or
:$ pairs for 50c.
Child's fine riblied all-wool Cashmere
Hese, down te 15c a pair ; regular prlee
25 cents.
Gent's all-wool Cashmere Socks, In
natural grey, down te 18c a pair.
Infant's all-wool Ribbed llee, In
black, white nud colored, down te 0c, or
U pairs for 2"e.
Ladies' Ribbed Merine Vests, long
sleeves, silk fared, down te 25c.
Merine Vests and 1'nuts, wild every
where nt 50c, down te 39c.
Cashmere Vests, regular price 75c,
down te 50c.
Ladles' ull-woel Scarlet Vests, regular
price 00c, down te u'.ie.
Men's extra heavy Scarlet Underwear,
regular price 87c, down te 09c.
Men's 50c Grey Underwear, down te
37c.
Men's Imitation Natural Weel Under
wear, with striped culls, regular price
75c, down te 50e.
Men's Nutural Weel Underwear, reg
ular price $1, down te 83c.
Men's Flannel Shirts, regular print $1,
down te 87c j regular price $1.37, down
te $1 j regular price $1.75, down te $1.25;
regular price $2, down te $1.50.
We are eHeriug the Greatest Bargains
ever ettered in Hosiery and Underwear.
The hcuseu is lute. Our bteck is large.
We must soil oft',
Come and be convinced of the many
Bargains etlered at the
Palace of Fasluen,
U5 &' u7 North Queen St.
Stem 3lbtcritscmcnt
0NEOI-TI1E LARGEST
AVHOLEM ALE
Candy Houses in the &(
Southwest Cor. Southern Market.!
d3-2wdR job. U. HU1
TIEST TWO FOR Fl"ECF.NT.r?tri
JO the city, at . BILLY AVAITZ1
. .. , nam. u a leu isertu ua
---. ,- -i.r.
TLf ILLKHS BORAX SOAP WILL
ava. uiemes ana every article under
XUST RECEIVED A VINE STORK ,
CJ portcdniidDemestlcChamixvgnes.Sl
aim s-en, wine, isceicn anu irisn w
Scotch and Bass Ale, Dievrn Stout, VM
.iire n iinn.niuerniaitca sneivv niic '
cents a bottle.
. ... ROHRER'S LIQOUIM3TOI
n27-lwdR IMCenlreSql
s
TEAM ENGINE. AND HOlLERWOll
Steam Engine
-AND
Beiler Wei
Visitors te the Pair,
It will pay you te call at ray Works t
amine our niecK ei
Engines
Allew ns te quote you prices and
facility for turning out work.
Portable Enginee
4 TTorse-Pewcr
II Heme-Power.
8 Herse-Power
10 Herse-Power
15 HorMvPeiver
MO Herse-Power
Portable Engine
SECOND-HAND.
6 Herse-Power..
8 Herse-Power..
IS Uorse-Pewer..
Boilers, Second-Hail
Five 30 Herse-Power, 60 In. Dlam., 10 fectl
.-;;, in, iitues. iriee, jluunu lj
One Heller, TO In. Dlam., 13 feet Leng, I
juees i. ieei i.eng, wiiu nre I'renn
goslings, iza
I CARltY THE L, AUG 1ST STOCK
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPP
IN THE CITV OF LANCASTER, I'J
Manufacturer of Statlnnsrv Engines. Mil
Mining Machinery, Saw Mills, Hark ul
luu jiuis, ruuiug, eic.
Contractor for Steam Heating, Direct erl
reci, or uy uei H uier.
OUR HOT AIR PURNi
ISTIlEIlEbTINTHE MAHKET.
Repairing Promptly Attended
Jehn Be;
I'ltOPRIETOIt,
333 EAST FULTON S
LANCASTER.
IJUHLIC BALE OF
. TATE.
A'ALUAIILKREAJ
On SATunnAV, Deckmukh 21, 18W),
will be sold at public sale, at tlie Knl
Heuse of F. A. Slirenn, en West Kinn stre,
order of the Orphans' Court, tbu follewlni
. .
. A let of ground situated en the n
west side of Fremont street, en the corn
CettdKe alley, containing In front M feet, n
depth te Peilar street llu feet, mero or le
which Is erected, a two-story Frame Dwe
Ne. 61 A.
Ne. '2. A let of ground situated en the n
west side of Fremont street, between Ce
alley una uiurei street, containing in ir
feet and extending In depth V0 feet am
liieues, mero or ion.
Terms will be made known by
HUNHV ItANSINC
Administrator of Jeseph Iletli, deeenx
Juki, lu jiAi.Ma, .Auctioneer. va-na
ITtXECUTOIW SALE OF A'.M.UAlil.E
It treHnuare Ileal Estate. These prepil
win DC seiu 1
OS TUESDAY, DlCCnMBKK 10, A. D., ISS',1
nt the Leepard Hetel, lu the City of Lanca
1110 unuersiuneii win ener ai puuiiemik
following mi I mill le Iteal Instate, te wit:
Trnet Ne. 1. bulnir a Let of around, en w
In pr.-rted a. Fourterv llrlck Slore lllllIK
n umbered il Ccntre Sqiuirc, containing In 1
'JI leet, moreer us, mm c.ieuuiiigiu uep
feet, B Inches, mere or Ic-s.
Tract Ne. 2. being a Let of Ground, en w
laj-rected a Three-Story llrlck Stere liullii
numbered Si Centre Square, containing lu f
IS feet, It luehes.more or less, and exteudln
depth 41 feet, 3 inches, mero or less.
Is eri-cted a Twe-Story nnd Mansard Itoeflt
Dwelling Heuse, situated 011 the south sk
I'eiumuia avenue, aim iiiimeeriM a lei
Place, containing In front VJ feet, mere or J
nml exteiullmr III denth SOU feet, mere or j
This prejierty has water, sas, water closets, I
nace, range and all modern improvements,
would miitcea tleliirhtful home. The street n
way iiastes the deer, nnd the property bii
hut 2e yards beyond the city limits the, tal
are low. I
Tract Ne. 4, being six lets of ground, kltuil
en tne seuineasi corner 01 Loiiege nteuuu
Wtiit r.pinnn btreHt. eeiitalnlmr in front 1:121
nml pvti.ndlni' In dentil eastward 122 feet. Ill
or less, with right te common alleys 011 1
anu seuiu. . , ,,
Tract Ne. fi, being a let of ground, situated
the south side of said V est IxMiien street,!
mining In frent'22 feet, and extending In it
IXi hft, mere or less also with right te alle;
The whole of theabove-ineutlenidstorebu
Iiil-i nru tenanted by tlrst-elasu teiiRiils. 1
they present a uient dfslrable lncstment,i
they will be sold together If desired by the fs
chaser.
Anyone wishing tn view nuy of the pre)
ties can de ke liv i-allintr en the uuderslgiieil.!
Sale te eemmeuceatT:) o'eleek p. 111,, wl
conditions will be made known liy
XI . lit llrtJTI.IVffL.I,
-,i. XI. irk. iiu.ii.i.r.1,, 1
WILLIAM II. HOHTKTTEIl,!
FRANK 1 HOSTlflTER. I
ExrM'iilers of 1). II. llextetter. denaseiS
Joel L. H ainim. Auctioneer. ii2vdJ,,le
rnim FOLLOWING PETITIONS F
J tmnsfer of Llmiur License will be heis
mi Kntiiritne. Dueember It. ISO. nt 10 a. Ill :
Jehn F. Wllmerand Jno. K.Trauek feritrail
fer of Tavern License or Jacob W. lljkcr, FlJ
fjiril. Iinnuiter. V
Jehn A. Snyder for trnnsfer of Tavern 1
irillJ .i ...... ,T ...fc., (JWVUU ,.U.U,
raler.
Christian AVahl for transfer of Tavern Llccijl
Ol Aeranani niiuci, iiuiiii.'iiii iiiwiisiui.
i27.dl.lld 11. F. W. URUAN, I). C. Q. S I
A8SIGNED EhTATEOF OAriRIELSMrill
and wife, of Providenee tewiishln. Li
as ter county. Gabriel Smith and wife. I
Providence township, having by deed of veltt
tary assignment, dated November 2, IN
assigned and trausftired all their csUi
and etiects te the uuderslgiieil, for the bene
of the creditors of the said Gabriel Smll
he therefore gles nonce te all person inueui
te Him assigner, 10 inaue pajinciu 101 no u
derslgneil ultheut delay, und tliee havl
claims te present them 10
WM. J. WENT. Assignee,
Residing In New Prevldem
Jeus A. Covi, Attorney. nerT-tdT!
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