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ntflnlMM.
' IWMWlMr wen tut mraeen pre-am i
timan BrMNua, Brlnten, cecnran,
ItBMimr, TntinirTrn. Kauta, Llppeld, Mar-
ihUI, MoOemMT, McDenn.il, mokrijek,
tfelUMpa, McMullen, PenU, Retllv, Rey-
t. KOiana, ornrey-r, eair, nwnw,
Mil rir. MrOnrmlrk. rmialdent.
A. Mr. MeKlUipa. chairman of the property
OBmilt, MtbinlUM tha following report
T fet committee, wltn oeompn.ving r
'BOrtS of expert who examined the build-
fag Bt Um request of the committee.
'''AmareKt of thk nersxtr oemnrra
'if At the Uet meeting of the echoel beard
'tt property oemmlttee were Instructed te
Make thorough examination of the eoheol
et! la experts and ethers and make a re-
I Bert relative te the oendltlon of aald build-
hfmm. and If any defect exleted te aUte
' f J what they were and recommend any
'''Wirnt that ought te be taken te make
building eecure in every particular.
iVWe met en Saturday for that purpeee, and
P previous aud aince then the building haa
i?-ben thoroughly examined by arcblteeU
rt'-'aad experienced builders, men of ripe
JK Judgment and all emphatically declare tnat
MtWb building u perfectly aaw, wiweui any
' fJMM .Umm mnA that It waa nrA tha
S Intention of the former oemmlttee or 1U
if arahltect te have tble attle floored.
&f If the echoel beard desire 10 nave a noer
fi "Mi, B hub per " uunuinj ",
V -if peee new, or in tue miure, we nwuuuiiu
''&; that additional Jelate be provided and that
K the whole be well braced together.
. 'if There aheuid be no queauen aueui ue
s building. It is only a question wuewer
Z attaav. kUknlJ ka m A suits tw nnt TYsaVaB WA
. "CL any um for this part of the building, or
fv will our sucoesaera want te use it for any
'fi- purpose whatever T After taking Inte oou eou oeu
f& eideratlen these facts and also the amount
. r of mener that has been expended en thla
fV building and the condition or the treasury,
'' 'tfr as It policy te spend about 9400 mere? . If
SE ii ae. tie property committee are prepared te
tf put down thla fleer at once, net Interfering
, wnBpwwmmvim.--.-- ;
. XL.
Wi will state In conclusion and want it
'dkUnetly understood by every member of
J.-s ' !! uwini IIN HIV VUlllMJUUIt aa
SP that this building in all Its parts la aaafe,
: v: auestanuai eirucvure, whueui ueiK irum
is" f."r?""!rJ';"j:",
tv. x arBBaaaaairii sir fwinirwiirnMi.
S WaMWlljr WHMWWtV.Viat
WHAT THK AROHITXCT SAYS.
jg? liANCASTXit, ra., Dec lii, inw.
, Dtrttter$ :
m, UKXVTX.KMsn : in Bnsif nr w Tuur nnjuni
' v.t. i am nieaaea te suemu ine louewinK smie-
ment eeneerning such portions or the new
i tsi vvesx unesinui sireev ncuoei uutiuinn
,,5.ft, m were reported te the beard of directors
. s& at their but meetlns aa belna Insecure or
unsafe.
The second story celling joists, which
want the main point of crltlelsm. are in-
- .. Nfluvu mr vaHiiujf juiaa viuj. auu uwt iui
iJJ1 fleer jelsta, aa I was Instructed by the pre
; A edlng property committee te provide no
": ,i' Innr for tha atlln A a vlllnir lnlata thav
kfy1 apaanfflntantlvf atrnnir fnr ilia nurnASA.
' ji'j Consulting the highest engineering au-
e jei.ia
f Inaft
11 AV" nfnln hti nil raH nniind.. rhlnn Is ramnu.
fc'-CTVt-ai nKana.alcrhh r ttinhraalilnirlru.il
,-jAy ."-""---.-:-. ,vr -"."? :rr:
A a mauer ei isci i nave sku ei mese
haunt leaded with hut thraa hundred
iff- neunda. which la one-third of the aafe lead
k tK, allowable, and but one twenty-fourth ei
sii. IM ereaking leaa, ae tnat tne section or
2?!. Inlaa Avw Mnh anhnnl mnm la MrahU nf
. IC ustainlng an evenly distributed additional
& lead of ever Ave tens, and allll be well
'JiV i.t.l .V tlMl ....
is The deflection ei theae beams which I
; - tj,-;. asjppeae waa cemuaerea eviaence ei ineir
''jSstweeltneaa, ia common te all beams of con-
f BMerabiespsn, wbetberonrenor woea.ana
SSte be evidence whatever in thia instance
1; Mat the beams are lnsumul.nl in atrengtu
;, ler their purpose. Although aa above
'atated theae Jelsta are capable of sustaining
"iftvAta. much sreater weight than ia at present
&.;;;sSilmad. vet if used aa a fleer I would md-
pmViM additional JelsU and well braced, for
u uis noenng is ibiu uireeiiy ou lueae
beams, a concentrated lead at any one
point, or vibration caused by running or
Jumping en the fleer might possibly crack
the plastering beneath If nothing mere
serious be done.
Hoping this statement will beaatisfao beaatisfae beaatisfao
tery I remain.
Respectfully Yours.
C. Kmlen Uhban, Architect.
COMTRACTOIt MAYEn'S VIKWS.
Lancaster, Pa., Dee. 12, 1889.
1 tt Softeol Beard cLancaiUr OUv, fa.
Okxtlsmen. I reel It ray duty te let you
knew hew I reel about the third story joists.
They are strong enough for the uses for
which they were intended. I de net think
It Is proper-te-let the building In this
eondltien It should have a fleer for two
reasons. First, te prevent falling through
the ceiling. Second, if we get a anew storm
tha anew may blew in and rest en the
plastering ; you would have no chance te
get rid of it but leave it melt and that would
seen miarortune. l would recommend it
te be floored aud complete the building, aa
that I think is the only place whleh I
think aheuid be attended te at present.
I. P. Matkh.
FROM KXTERIXNCKD BUII.PKRS.
Hi O Property OemmUttt of tht lAxneatttr City
Soteol Beard.:
Oxntlbmen: We, the undersigned, have
carefully examined the new West Chestnut
street school building and find everything
ia geed condition. The second story cell
ing Joists we consider plenty strong enough
for the purpose for which they are in
tended, but If anextrafloerlstobelaldwe
would recommend that additional Jelsta be
provided' and that the whole be well braced
together.
Respectfully submitted,
McLauehlix t Gkskll.
J. FRANK BJIMLT'a O-INION.
Lancaster, December 11th, 1889.
Mr. MiKUUpt, Chairman Property COmmiUtt,
ZawenthT CXty Scheel Beard :
Peak Bib: On examination of the 2d
story celling Joists or new Chestnut street
school building, I found aald JeUta as
specifications directed and doing all the
duty that could be expected or the aame
under existing circumstances. There is
no danger of the celling sinking any mere.
Floering can be placed en the Jelsta by
supporting the aame at centre te reef, and
by the aame fleer the celling could be
aiade atralght.
Yours respectfully,
J. Frank Remly.
FLOORS TO BE LAID.
Mr. Marahall moved that the property
V-; oummlttee boautheriwd te have the third
story moored.
Mr. MoCemsey urged the adoption or the
motion. The safety or the building never
waa a question with him, for be believed it
te be perfectly safe. It waa from ether
oaaiderallena that he favored a fleer en
ths third fleer of this building. The build
ing waa unfinished without a fleer and
there aheuid be one te prevent the anew
which will drift in and go through the
ailing.
Mr. Cochran aald the reports or experts
settled the main point at Issue the safety
f the building. He never had any doubt
M te its aafety and It was as safe new with-
ife-
a noer as it would be witb a fleer,
The impression may go out that a fleer In
'te be laid because the building Is net
strong enough without it. He would vote
for a fleer te be placed, but at the next
.Meeting would offer as a rule that the room
shove thla fleer nor any ether room in any
f the school buildings or the city shall be
sad for a gymnasium. The gymnasium
St
has ruined the high school building. The
Doaitien
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rmnaaiuma. lis atveraa
tbsm
proper reatrlctlens.
7 Mr. McCemsey said he would rather see
ttM) Chestnut street school building
vMsMMtts fleer than te have a fleer plaeed
, Utaesssd tbe room used aa a gymnasium.
, Mr. Hegener argued that Cere was no
aaaasasitv for the fleer. TbeexDenaaef
sg" down would be tee great. There
e uanger or anyone tailing wreugb
flstllng, for the deer leading te this
iteeuia ee ept securely lecsea.
is erserea ins impiesaten
IteaiswlUbeUatthe build-
y sjaara ap te this department and there la no
I -; wslrsliit en them ; they are daring in their
., .flasta ad accidents have happened. He
R: ' net want te be in tbe tualUen aa
mi ?i
ting la net aaie and that the fleer la added
te make it atrenger.
&.. UaMtiall mmA a mnni ailrll .. Ill On
the third fleer or the Chetiut street build
ing Is needed for aterage purpose".
Mr. Rellly oerrectod the Jmpiwmlen that
the property committee had recommended
a fleer te be placed. It had net done se,
but merely reported the fact" te the beard.
The motion 01 wr.jinnnii w u. "
fleer laid was adopted by a veU or 12 te 10,
afollewa:
Meaara. Breneman, Cochran, Marnlinll,
McCemaey, McElligett, McKllllpa, Peiita,
Rellly, Rovneld", Iteland, Shirk, aud Hr.
McOermlclc 12 voted aye,
Messrs. Brlnten. Orient, Hegener, John John Jehn
eon, Kanta, Llppeld, McDonnell, MoMul MeMul
len, Schroyer and Wehlaen 10, veUxl no.
Mr. Reynolds called the attention of the
beard te the resolution adopted at the last
meeting, directing the property committee
te have the stone caps ever the windows he
altered (they being HurIi with the wall)
that the bricks would be protected, no
understood that the expense would lie
$1,000, and lie did uet think the lieard
ought te Incur that expense at this tirne.
The chair ruled that the nmtter had been
referred te the property commltlee, and it
was In their bands. ,.,,,,
The resignation or Mlwi Allce hllsen
as a previsional toacher was prosented, but
no action taken.
HOOUa SHERIFF'S SALE.
The Auction That O. II. Clark Wanted
In In Progreae.
The sheriff or Lancaster county is sup
posed te be selling the iilleged pictures or
O. II. Clark, In the Attlrlch building, but
that efllclal or his deputy does net appear
te have much te de with the sale.
When the exocutlen, was Issued agaliift
Clark the Intelligencer said It was a set
op between Clark and Cloveland, the party
Who came with him, te have an auction
sale or picture, and when Clark railed In
all bis efforts te get a license te have nn
auction he resorted te the trick or having
an exocutlen Issued ugainst himself.
This morning at 10 o'clock was the tlme
designated for the sheriff's sale and at that
hour Deputy Hhorlff.Stenor madothe usual
proclamation and anneunced tonus of the
sale. Having geno through the uecussitry
legal preliminaries he ntopped aside and
bad nothing rurther te say.
Mr. Clark, the party against whom the
execution was Issued, then took charge of
the sale and acted as auctioneer. Cleviiland,
who lsstied oxectttlon against Clitrk, offici
ated as the clerk of the wile. Clark (lid the
bossing. He told Cloveland what pictures
te give te hlui for sale.
The sale was rcaxemibly well nttended
and the pictures reld for all they were
worth, although Clark tried te impress his
audience with the ldea that purchners
were getting great bargains.
TWO MORE FOIt THE SYNDICATE.
They Are Aaer the Mtlloravllle und
West End Street Car Lines.
The directors of the Lancaster and
MUleravUle and West Knd passenger rail
waya met en Thursday evening at the
office of Walter M. Franklin. A communi
cation was read from the New Yerk syndi
cate offering te buy a controlling interest
in these reads, se that they also can be
run by electricity, under the clty'a Christ
mas gift te the syndicate.
The directors held the matter under ad
visement, and will be called together In the
nearAiturete sign an agreement, which
has practically been agreed Uxn.
Wth the control of these reads the syndi
cate have all the street railways in the city.
The gsuge of the MUlorsvllle and West
End reads will have te be chiuiged, it
being different from the Knst Knd and
city railways.
MANTELL IX " MOXMAU3."
A Geed Porfbrmauce te n ltntlier Small
Audlenoe nt the Opera IIeuw.
The audience at the epera house last eve
ning te see Rebert Mantell In " Mnnbars "
waa net small, but It was by no means as
Urge aa It should have been, considering
tha merits of the star and the play. "Mon "Men
bars"waa seen hore Iat year and it Is
therefore net unfamiliar te Lancaster
people. Mr. Mantell is nti excellent actor
and he acquitted himself In his usual style
last evening as Menburs. His company
was all that could be desired, md It Included
Mark Price as Laurent, Kuiidall Weston
as Leuis Dt Aleran, Charlntte Itelireus as
Diane, Maria Shelden as Madame Jtlanche,
Ac
Narrowly Kweiiped llelnif 8liet.
The boys or this city who tue Hinall rilles
te sheet sparrows and ether things have
grown very careless,and the wonder Is that
mere peeple have nit been hurt by thorn.
On Thursday Mrs. William 11. Rey, of 417
West Chestnut street, made a narrow
escape from being killed. Hlie v. as up
atalrs when a bullet, from ene of these
guns came crashing through a French
plate glass window. Immediately above
her head. The bullet, which was well
flattened out, was found en the fleer, but
the boy who 11 red it could uet be found.
a
LIMITED LOCALS.
Thepouslenof Heury Schretdt, Lancas
ter, haa been Increased,
On Monday aud Tuesday of next woek
tbe Heme Mission band of Olivet Daptlst
church will held an apron bazar In the
rear of the Kewler gallery. The proceeds
will be used toward dofraylngtheoxeuscs
contracted iu securing new church furni
ture. The will be a stereo pttcuu exhibition at
the court beuse this evenlng, which Is said
te be very geed.
This afternoon the pay car or the Penn
sylvania railroad arrived In town, and
tue empleyes are happy Iu consequence.
llnfore Alderman llurr.
Susan Martin, a resident of the r.lghth
ward, has been prosecuted hbfera Alder
man Barr for maliciously destroying the
fences of the preperty of Mrs. Rothweiler.
Ball was entered for a hearing.
Uerman Coeke, tailor, has preferred a
charge of false proton he airaiiiHt lioeruo
Lutz, living lu the Kighth weuil. befere the
aame magistrate. The allegation is that
Lutx obtained clothing by fraudulent
representations. Lutz gnvu ball for u
hearing.
ai
Husbuud ami Wile IHsuiiroe.
Minnie Mera, of Providence township,
and her husband, Frederick Murz, separ
ated a few days age after numerous quar
rels, and the husband had been returned te
court for desertion and surety of the peace.
When Merz loll he took with him u let of
furniture, which his wife claimed as her
preiierty, aud te-day hIie Issued a writ of
replevin te rocevor thorn.
Albert Jeiich' Trouble.
Last evenlng Albert Jenes was heard be
fore Alderman Deen onehargesordrunUon
and disorderly conduct, preferred by V.
H. Herr. On the first he paid the costs, and
the second was held under advlseiucut.
Herr made a new complaint against him,
charging him with larceny In selling a let
or goods that did net belong te hlui but
were sold te him en the installment plan,
a,
Cllosephlo Te-Nlsht.
The regular meeting of the Cllosephlo
club will be held this evenlng at the resi
dence or J. W. B. Bailsman, esq., nil West
Chestnut street. Prof. It. C. Schiedt will
read an essay en Tolstoi.
Funeral of u Colored 1'rriicher,
The funeral of lie v. B. 11. l'richett, or the
African Methodist ICplscejul denomination,
took place this afternoon. His body was
taken te the Strawberry btrtet dittrch
where services were conducted bv Rev.
Heth D. W. Smith, W. It. Nurris, ofis'orrls efis'orrls ofis'errls
town, and A. M. Buckley, el Columbia.
Interment was mude In thu grave yaid ad
joining the church.
A lli-akeniun Injured.
Jehn K. fjwartz, or Columbia, a brake
man en tbe Reading & Columbia railroad,
waa injured in 'this city te-day. He had
hla feet caught between the platform of a
freight car and an engine while shining
cars en Water street. The feet was badly
squeezed, but Dr.McCermlck, who attended
the injury, says there are no bones broken,
Swarti was sent te Columbia at '1 o'clock.
Execution Issued.
Charles I. Landis, attorney rer Jehn XV.
Powell, Issued execution this afternoon
against Gee. Weber, city, beer bottler, ft r
i.aoe. t
Orantd u Boldler'a License.
Jehn Weucb, city, has beeu granted a
renewal or his eeldfer'a llcense te peddle
feeds in ths county or Lancaster.
Stele a Cleck.
Fred, l'ease was arrested en Thursdav
night for larceny or a clock from Jeseph
nibble, a resident of Maner street. When
Constable Shaub waa about reading the
warrant or arrest te him Peaae told him he
could save htm that trouble, aa he knew
the offenso for which he waa wanted. Al
derman Halbnch committed him for a
bearing en Monday.
Poase was sent te jail for three days by
Alderman Barr for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. This offense was com
mitted prier te the theft of the clock.
Da. 1'lKBCK'f) Pellets, or Antl-bllleuiOranulc.
have no enunt. 2i cent vial : one a dose.
Curra hesiluche, connliitlen, bllleu.neM and
IndlgMlleu. F,HAtr
cdth.
llidiiEi.-In thlielty, eiithelSth InsL, IUv.
E.K.lllgtK'e, in the uth year or his age.
The relstlvcM and friends of tb. family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, rrem
thnKIrM llorenmil church, en Monday morn
lug at IbMo'cleck. Intermentat EmmltUbtirg,
Md. ltd
IlAHRtMORK. In this ilty.en ths 1.1th lnL,
lwl lUrrluger, In the 79th -"sr of till age.
The relative nnd frlendi of tha family are
rcupectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
his late rculdenee, Se. M Wctt Orange street,
en Memlay afternoon at 2 o'clock. Intcrment
ill Zlen's cemetery. ltd
CeNAWAT. Dec. 11, 1MB. In this city, Mrs.
Ceunway, nged about 3(1 years.
The relatives and frlciHln are respectfully In
vited te attend llui funeral, from the retklenee
of Daniel Mctlec, 012 North Mark.t street, en
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. ltd
Jehnsen. On Friday, 13th of December, 18W,
nt Alrvllle. Yerk eeunty, Uydla F.,yeungct
daughter of Jenah Jolnnen. ltd
iitavltet.
Hteulc Market.
Uuotatlent by Red, McUraun Ce., bankers,
iiucasier, i u.
NKW YOU LIST,
11 A.M. list. 8r. at.
Canada 1'uclUc.. ......
C. C. C. A I
Colerado Ceal
Central I'acltlc. ,
Canada Southern
Chi. Hi. U A t'hg
Den. A med.....
Del. U A W
Erie
Erie 2mU -
Jer C
K.AT
Leu. A N.
U Shere
Mich. Cen
Mlwieurl Pacific.
Heck. Valley
liiK iJi
ft'
5
1W
sg
N. 1. W
N. 1'. Prof. 70!
N. WesL. 11
n. y. c my
New England 44
East Tennessee V
umaua - -.
Oregon Transcontinental..
S
unutnea w.
Paclfle Mall
Richmond Terminal
St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
my.
Wabash Cem IS
Wabash ITcf.... mi
Western U 8&i
West Shere Heeds.
rillLADKLWlf A I 1ST.
Leh. Val MM
11. N. Y. A Phi la
Pa. R. R. Mi
Reading lwjj
Leh. Nav
HesUmv, Pass
P. A R
N. Cent.
Peeples Pas..
Rdg 4'a -
Oil -
52K
1.
103
Philadelphia l'roduee Market.
Philadelphia, Dec. 18. Noen-Flour weak;
Pt-nn'a supers, 2 50a2 75; extra. 285.125;
family, S7S'tV0; roller, 4 0004 62; patent,
M&0,e:5 00.
Wheat steady ; Ne. 2 Red, new, 79&80e ;
Ne. 1 Penn'a Red, OOe ; Ne. 2 de, S7e.
Cern firm ; Ne. 2, new, 4&$43e ; old, 44
4lc
OaU steady ; Ne. 2 White 31c ; Ne. 2
mlxedVStc
Bran dull ; Winter I12KWI3 50.
Rated havdull; IllMVaHOO as te Quality ;
timothy II 6nrn&0 for choice; mixed, 11150;
baled rye straw, new, 818 50.
ltnltcr weak'; Penn'a creamery extra
27ft2ta ; Peuu'n firsts extra S4C4J7.
Eggs dull; Penu'a UrsU, 2icj held lets, 15a
23c, us te quality.
Cheese steady ; part sklnu,7fi.8e ; full skims
'im ic.
Petroleum steady ; refined In bbls., 17 60.
Potatoes firm : K&atBc per bus, as te quality.
Grain und Previsions.
Furnished by S. K. Yundt Breker.
Cu ioaeo, Dec IS, 1:00 e clock p. ra.
Wheat Cern OaU. Perk, l.urd.
Decemlicr 77J4 31JJ t 00
Year
January TOK 81 20 V S5 8 02
February 81W 6 6
March M 6 Hi
April
May 82Ji S.'lf 2f W 72 8 10
June
July- 81 &fii
Crude Oil lOOft
Consels - -..
Clusluir Prices 2:15 o'clock n. m.
wneau worn. uais. i-erc,
, Lard.
6 17
a'iw
6 82
8 00
December- 77H
l'i 20X 8 85
i ear M ...
Jnnuary.... 77J
February .
March t',i
April
May M
June
July SOJi
Consels
Crude Oil ,
8U
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090
V 40
V 45
81
33
SStf
22j 8 70 8 07
103K
iU'iu dbucL'tieciucttte.
3URE J U1CK UK THE GRAPE.
Tart Red and White CALIFORNIA WINE,
80c per bottle ; 83.00 per deten bottles.
ROH RER'U LIQUOKBTORE,
Ne. 22 Centre Square. Lancaster, Pa.
MILLER'S BORAX SOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and every article under the sun.
OR SALE-A RESTAURANT IN THE
central part or city, which has always
done and Is doing au .xcellsnl business. In
quire at this elllce. dis-8td
-TrANTED-AMIDDLE-AOED LADY FOR
V gsneral housework. Apply at
(113-ltd 1 EAST ClUiSTN UT ST.
1710R RKNT-FKOM APRIL 1st. NEXT. A.
13 First-class Rlacksmtth's Snep, with dwell
ing IIouse, sltuated at Greenland Mills, In East
Lamicter township. Apply te
ELIZABETH O. E. BATES,
elt-ttdll 443 North Duke St. Iucaster, Pa.
MILLER'S BORAX SOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and every article under the sun.
(1 ENUINE FRENCH 11 III A U PIPES, FINE
X Plug Cut Smoking In Glass Jars and Tin
Uexcs, Geuulne Perlque and Turkish Tobacco.
DEMOTH'S CIGAR STORE,
Telephone lit East King street
al8-tfdlt
MILLER'S BORAX SOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and eery article under the sun.
JMI'OETED AND KEY WEST CIOAR3
Just received all fresh goods.
DEMUTH'8 CIOAR STORK,
Established 1770. lit East King Street
alMfdlt
TTHETHEBiaiTI
WAHIIHURN'S GOLD MEDAL FLOUR,
M. F. ,TEIGERWALT A SONS.
Ne. ZU N. Water St Wholesale Agents.
d7-JHdlt
O HOES AND SLIPPERS.
BARGAINS FORM HOLIDAYS,
Yeu could net makeamere acceptable Christ-
mas Present than
CO
oed pair of Shoes or Bllp-
tiers. We have received snuther lnvelcrt nf
have Celebrated 83.00 Shoes for Men. In all the
tees and widths, and the best shoe for 12 00 that
Is made. We have Ladles' shoes at all prices,
and you cannot fall te be suited.
Plenty of Ituets oeurxe and tine, Goodyear's
f!le mi Rubbers are conceded te bs the best In
the market, and these are hat we sell almost
exclusively ; a full line en band. We have a
nice lotef I!eliduyHllpertbal e are anxious
te cIemi nut. GIeusaCalI.
wm. hTgast,
WAK NO. IM NORTH QUEEN ST.
r RAND CO.NCEItl'.
GRAND CONCERT
BY
Franklin and Marshall College
GLEE OLUBI
AT
COURT HOUSE,
Monday Evening, Dec.
16.
ADMISSION..
..S5AND60 CENTS.
ST-Tlcketa' and Charts at
Bookstore.
Vea
Dsrsmlta'a
CU8-I14
jtew glbtrt,a)gmtnt.
BOEtlSOM CAKUIAUU WORKS WILL
remove te the rertiT of Duke and Vine
streets, Monday, Dec. II, IMf.
UEO. H. NOltriECK, Prep.
FOB nENT-FOIl FAIItH, Ac-Th. Finest
and LargMl riell In the city. Centrally
located, formerly boernein's Carriage . Hbew
Iloeino, lMsnd lis) Fiit King ntreel, Alteth.
large tactery In the rcr, n Mllllln street. In
quire Of GEO. H. NOitllECK,
Proprietor Decraum Currluge Works.
decMtdll
AtO TO REKMlirs OLD WINE HTOBR
JT for N. E. Rum, Jamaica Hum and brandy
fur Christmas.
NO. SO EAST KINO HTilEET.
MIl.l.EK'H IIOUAX 80AP WILL WASH
Clethes nnd every article under the
c
prlc
AMKORNIA RED AND WHITE WINES,
direct from Nairn Valley, cm., ai reaueea
ces, At REIOARTB,
Ne. 29 East King Htreeu
ITIOR YOUR CIIItfHTM AH C00K1NO
j VHK
Pride of the West Fleur.
Fer Hulu by All Dealers, d7-2wdR
OPENED TO-DAY A FINE LINEIKREY'S
Imported Chocolates nnd llon-Item. Rai
sins, Klgi, Nuts, Ac. All I'ieIi nnd New.
CHAH. W. EUKERT,
nt-lmdll 129 East King St.
rf1 If. MUMM. linilf'HE SEC. 1'OMMERY
U", H-c. Pliier lleldsleek. and all the lead
riiw
Of Pi
ing brands
erelgiiUhntnpH
lipHillC'S,
At REMl ART'S.
Ne. 3 East King Street.
A STItOLOOIST IN TOWN-
THE OREAT
Kurenenn Wltnnl A t last e liave found
ttie only rcllable European Astroleglst. Would
you knew your lulureT Ifse, consult Madam.
H. en love, marring?, diverce, law suits, re
movals and speculations. She can tell you what
you are bejt adapted for. lecnU-s hidden treas
ure, shows you a correct likeness or your future
partner, brlnirs together theie separated, re
moves evil Influences, locates dlucAses, tells you
what time the planet of fortune will bencfltyeu.
Ladles, SOe. Hentlnmen, Sl.OI). Can be
found at NO. 4M WEST KINO STREET, corner
of Mary Street. dl2-2t
NATHORHT. DENTIST.
29C11.NTIIE HOUAIIE.
nuut
illlng Teeth and Painless Extraction Spe
cialties. New Bets made, broken ones mended
and remodeled. Teeth I nsertcd without plates
and pivoted, etc. Yes, c cry thing pertaining te
Dentistry will rocclve prompt attention at very
Moderate Terms. Remember that Dr. Nutherst
Is the ONLY Dantlst In this county nhelsa
graduate of Medlclnens uull as of Dentistry, an
advantage that Is obvious nTO-Hindiw
JTIALL AND WINTER, 1880.
Fer the Ijitcst Novelties, Largest nnd Most
Complete Assortment of Kail nnd Winter Suit
ing, Overceating and Treusering, gote II. OER
IIART. Nene te equal it. Nene te surpass the make
up. The correct Fabric for Full Dress Suits,
and tbe price the lowest, at
H. GERHART'S,
Ne. U North Queen Street.
9-Only Direct Importing Tailor in the City
of Lancaster. It
TylANrS CORNER I
The purest and best ofexcrythlnR needed In
Christmas Baking. Our N. O. linking Molasses
Is the finest In the market, cheap at 12, 15 and 17
rU per quart; lsMsing Unttcr, home packed,
Soed and sweet, 15 and in cts per pound : Fresh
Ireund Hnlcci, Kee Water, etc; Hhellbarks
and Shcllbark Kernels. Try our High Grade
Fleur for Chrlstmus b.iklug. Orders rilled at
lowest prices.
OEO. WI ANT,
n2MmdM.F,H 111 West King Street
T A RGAINS IN SHOES.
BAMAINSIN SHOES
-AT-
HIMENZ'S.
LADIES' RUIIRERS IS CENTS.
CHILDREN'S HUUIIERS 22 CENTS.
Children's Fine DenROla, heavy Bele, spring
heel shoes, size 5 te 7, 44c. Size 8 te 11, ttic, heel
or spring heel.
Misses' llenvv Scheel Shee. OOe.
Children's Fine Pebble Geat, spring heel,
worked button hole, 75c.
Ladles' Warm Lined Cleth Shoes, plain or
foxed, tl.
Jeb let Ladles' Fine Dongelu Opera Toe 8250
Shoe reduced te 81 50
Infant Shoes, 25 cents.
Jeb let of Men's Flue Lace, Butten nnd Con
gress Shoes, 81.
Geed Solid Leather Selar Tip Shots for Reys,
slie 8 te 12, 75c
Heys' It lit ten Shoes, 81 and SI 25.
Jeb let Men's CalMtln Luce Shoes, 51 25.
Jeb let Men's Rubber Routs, 81 25.
Beys' Solid Lonther, Deuble hole Heet, 81.25.
Men's, 81 60 and ti.
Plenty of ether Shoes nt reduced prices.
Jehn hIemenz,
Ne. 57 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
feblft-tfilF
M"
ART1N UROS.
Giit buying made easy by
variety, plenty and prices
medeit, Olfl-flt things In
variety. Holiday Presents,
lmmtsome and useful. An
Umbrella makes an appre
Our Policy Is
a Matter of In
terest.
priate gift Se much sympathetic protection
shown lu the gift. Geed Umbrellas, natural
sticks, geld and silver caps, 75c and 97c. Finest
Umbrellas, newest bandies and best made, 82,
fi 50, 83 te 87, ladles and gentlemen's sizes.
Leather Goods In Variety. "Writing TableU
Cuff and Cellar Bexes, Purses, Leather Case
Traveling SsU, Toilet and Shee Brush Sets. 81
buysa handsome present In Leather Goods; 85
handsomest " Colgate's " and " Tappan's "
Perfumery and Soaps. A Smoking Jacket or
Heuse Cout makes a handsome present Ter a
gentlemen, illg variety, 85 te 810. A Suiter
Storm Overcoat, rendy-mude. or Suit or Over
coat Pattern of Cleth, a handsome present for
young men or old ; tu up will buy cither und
geed.
Mufflers and Handkerchiefs, Silk and Linen
variety, styles handsome, prices cheap. Noth
ing comes oftener te the semes throughout tbe
year.)
A New Present this ear the " Russian Tip
pet" A niutllerand full dress shield combined,
for evening and full dress wear. Te see them Is
te admire them. A visit will pay you.
MARTIN BROS,
NOS. 28 AND 28 NORTH (iUEEN ST.
T HEIST'S.
REIST.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
The Largest Stere I The Hea lest Stock ! The
Rest Location I
LOOK rOlt THE RIG SION 1
A Carload of Big Bargains Unloading Te-Day.
Loek at our large display of Baking Molasses,
6, 8, 8, 10, 12, 14. 15, 16, 17 and 18 cunts. 1'hey nic
all guaranteed exef llent bakers.
BAKING BUTTER. I.OOopeumlsot the Hnett
Baking Butter In the city. II v all incuisscc li
before jeu buy elsewhere. l.rtW pounds or El
gin Butter, nice and fresh, nt 200 per pound.
SPICES AND UXTRACTS.-Our hplccs are
the ery finest In the market Our Extracts
are of high quality and lewprlcis. Twe und
thre large bullies for 2c,
WE TOLD YOU SO. Sugars are again en the
downward turn, and would net be a bit sur
prised te see them tall le per pound. Keep jour
eies wide own. We will keep you posted,
HONEY. Pure Yerk State Hei.ey, 15c per
pound, or 2 pounds fur 25c.
WALNUT AND SHELLUARIC KERNE1A
We have the llnest line of Kernels in the city
en display outside. Kernels almost whole.
FilUir JUICES. Our Krult Juices are new
In used fur lluverlm; ('ream, Custard, Cake,
Sauce, Jelllci., Ac. We huve Pineapple, Bleed
Orange, Raspberry, Pach, Wild Gruiie and
Strawbeny. Price large het t les, 2ve.
SILVER STAR RAKING POWDER. -With
everv 15e box ou get a luiiilome present. Try
It vases. Pitchers, Sugar Bowls. Ae.
OUR BOOK. Don't be deceived by cards got
ten out In opposition te our card. Remember
ours Is the original. We inulie no nuh prom prem
ises, but give ou Just what we say. Soecutof
book In our circulars. 1 hey ure going fast
Come and See Our Immense Stock of
CHRISTMAS GROCERIES,
Whlcli Space and Time I'erbld te
Write Up.
n- Our Duke Street Stere Is Packed With
Big Bargains. Call and See.
REfST !
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND PRINCE 8T8.,
Directly Opposite
J, B. Martin A Ce.' Dry Goods Stere, aud
Next Doer te tierrel Herse Hetel.
Hn 9Hnanrlimtnt
e
NKOrTHBLAItaisaT
WHOLMAIJg
Oandy Heuiti in th.'BUU,
fleuthwest Cor. Sen there Market,
dUwdR
JOS. H. RUBER.
MILLER'S BORAX SOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and every article under the sun
mHELATfJBT FAD.
JL . Deeble-Brsaated JackeU.
MCORANN A NOW LE N. Tb. Tailors,
Ne. 1M North queen HL
aWOpen Every Evenlag.
MILLER'S BORAX SOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and every article under the sun
T ANCASTER BUSINESS COLLEGE.
XJ LAKCAsraa, December, 189.
I5a8ir ob Madam : Yeu are cordially in
vited te visit the LANCASTER BUSINESS
COLLEOE, at IU headquarters. Ne. 84 North
Duke street, before entering your son or daugh
ter In January. Convince Yourself or the genu
ineness of the article before Investing. Six
?eung Ladles and Oentlemen from this Tnstttu
Ien oek positions since October 25.
Address. H. C. WEIDLER. Principal.
MILLER'S BORAX KOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and every article under the sun
YTVI1S.U FOR RENT.-THE ST. CHARLES
jljl. iteiei en Bast
Hetel en East Chestnut street, In tbe city
ei uincaaver ioddes
of Lancaster
read station)
Hie tne Pennsylvania rall-
read station), is for rent for one or mere years
from April 1, 1890.
AbdIv te
E.O.E. BATES,
448 North Duke Street
n21-lmdR
rrUlOCTASHANk..
"Nothler Mere Appropriate for aClnlstmas
Present than apalr of OUR MAKE of Perfect
Fitting SHIRTS. Ths finest llneef Neckwear,
Kid Gloves. Umbrellas, Silk and Linen Hand
kerchiefs, Ac. Come early and get first pick
and have th.m put aside
TROUT A SHANK'S,
Shirt ManulaCtursra and Men's Outfitters,
140 North Quean street
mar2MydR
t ALACK Or FJWBION.
Santa Glaus Has Gemel
And Has Made His
HEADQUARTERS
AT THE-
Palace of Fail,
IIS AND 117 N. QUEEN ST.
Bring your children te see
him, and the many nice things
he has brought te our store.
He will appear in our Win
dow for the first time en Satur
day, the 14th, and after that
every day and evening until
Christmas ; his bag filled with
many little presents, he comes
down through the chimney and
fills the stockings which the lit
tle girl has hung up the even
ing before going te bed.
It will please the Children te
see Santa Claus and talk te
him.
He is very kind te geed chil
dren, and will surely come te
them en Christmas Eve and
bring them something very
nice.
A thousand handsome and
useful presents are displayed in
our Seuth Window, and our
Handkerchief Display the fin
est ever seen in this city.
Call at once.
We shall be pleased te show
you through the store.
115 & 117 North Queen St.
rpHE PRETTIEST OK ALL EXHIBITS!
Holiday Slippers!
Happy the Lady or Gentlemen who
buy and wear the Slippers bought here.
Hew pleasing they At ; what comfort,
centeut nnd geed wear they de give.
Hew pretty, tee, they are. Fancy
Leather designs, the handiwork of
skilled mechanics ; beautiful efl'ecta in
worsted aud thread ou velvet, felt and
listing, by deft fingers of the fair Bex.
Cheap grades aa well aa the finest; be
tween tfteru we've every ether kind and
price te meet inquiry.
Alligator Slippers colere russet, ma
hogany and wine, at (2.50 and $3.
Oeze Calf Leather Slippers, leeks,
feels, and wear like old-time buckskin,
at 51.75.
Itusset Geat EveretU, excellent grades,
nt $1.50.
"The Emperor," dark tan-colored
Everetts, for middle-aged gent's wear,
at $1.75. The original make and shape
of these is here. Ne mere comfortable
one has ever been made. Te-day there
are a hundred and one imitations of it.
Try ours ; they won't disappoint you.
Old Fashioned Morocco Sllppere,
hand-made aud very durable, at $1.50.
Silk Embroidered Velvet Slippers,
very pretty shapes, at60c, COc, 76c, $1 te
$2. Be sure te see these if you wish
pretty slippers at low prices. You'll like
them.
Chenille Embroidered Velvet Slippers,
at $1 te $1.50.
Corduroy Embroidered Slippers, at
$1.50.
Felt Toilet Slippers, at $1.75. Easy and
comfortable. Ise seams te hurt the feet.
Beys' and Youths' Slippers, iu win
ning styles, all sizes, all prices.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Qukkn Street, Lancas
ter. Pa.
Palace of Fashion,
Vtt 3artlmni.
amd a Mcelrey.
bard a Mcelrey,
Mm. 33 ejad SB Seuth Queea aHrvsi,
Special Bargains in Oar Line for the Holiday Trade.
.. nANDKERCHrEIiIlk Han 811k Mufflers at 7Se.
It, II 26, ft CO, etc. Im utlen Silk Mufflers at 20c, and 25c Bargains in Ladles' Hamlkerchtetsat
Se, Be, ttc 10c, etc Ladles' Initial Handkerchiefs at 10c ; extra quality at lae ; wertb 2Sc
GLOVES Extraordinary Value In Ladles' and Children's Gloves, In black nnd colors, at tie,
Z& 25 V!a SPi. M12 " O'eves and MRU In wool, oil Un leather, or buckskin, at 20e, 25c, coo, 40c,
HOC, 65c, 76c, If 00,11 25, etc ' ' ' '
t, UlSTr.Y6 AU "".i Hosiery In the city ter the money. Anether 16t of Children's
Black Ribbed Cotten Hese, slightly Imperfect In ths wearing, at se per pair, regular price, 12Js.
Bargains In Weel Hese ter Ladles, Men or children. One let of LadW Regular Mad. Hese at 26c.
made te sell for 50c
TJMBRELLAS-Qlerla Silk Umbrellas, M In., II 00 ; 28 in., II X ; 80 In., tl 60.
BLANKETS A pair of Blankets would mak. an elegant Christmas Present The best value
In the city.
TABLE'CLOTHS Linen Table Cleths, 21 yards long, with Ien. deaen Napkins te match,
only 12 SO: 2K yards long, with Napkins, only S3 00 ; 8 yards long, with Napkins, only i 60. Bar
gains In Towels.
SHIRTS-Extra Values In Men's Weel Dress Shirts at 7Se, II 00, II 26, II 50, S3 00, etc.
bard a Mcelrey,
Net. 33 and 35 Beeth Queen Street. Opposite Fountain Inn.
Stem .bucrticmcnt.
PO TO REIOART'S OLD WINE STORE
VT for Irish and Scotch Whiskies of the
finest Importations.
NO. 23 EAST KING STREET.
C Q B FULL DAY COURSE.
iSOO ae NIGHT SESSION.
IN THE
KEYSTONE UUSIN EH COLLEGE.
The leading school in Bookkeeping, Penman
ship, Commercial Arithmetic, Typewriting,
etc.
W.D, MOSSEK, Prln.,
Ne. 18 North Queen St, Lancaster, Pa,
tMAw
CLOTHING I
-AT-
L. Gansman Ac Bre.
9. W. CORNER NORTH QUEEN AND
ORANGE STREETS.
BARGAINS IN
Men's, Bey's and Children's
Goods at Half Regular Prices.
Men's Overcoats, former price U 50, New Selling
at175.
Men's Overcoats, former price $3 25, New Selling
at300.
Men's Overcoats, former price V) SO, New Selling
at U 00.
Men's Overcoats, former price 111 00, New Sell
ing at te 25.
Men's Overcoats, former prlce SI 1 00, New Sell
ing at 6 SO.
Men's Overcoats, former price 118 00, New Sell
ing at $7 60.
Men's Overcoats, former price 818 00, New Sell
ing at $3 75.
Mens Overcoats, former price $22 00, New Sell
ing at 110 25.
Men's Overcoats, former price $27 00, New Sell
ing at 13 00.
Men's Storm Overcoats nt 3, $3 60, $4, $5, M, S8
andtlO.
Bey's Storm Overcoat', 82, $2 50, S3, U, $5. $0,17.
Children's Suits, $1, 8125, $175, 82, 83 and $4;
worth mere than double tbe money.
Men's Suits at Half Prices.
Consult Us rer Unusual Bargains In Our CUS
TOM DEPARTMENT.
Men's All-Weel Trousers of Fine Quality, te
Order, S3. 81, 85.
Men's All-Weel Trousers of Highest Quality, at
Suits ie 'Measure at 812, 814 and 810. These are
extra value and must go before Christmas.
L Gansman & Bre..
Tailors and Manufacturers of Men's, Rey's and
Children's Clothing (Exclusive.)
66 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
. W. CORNER OF ORANOE. LANCASTER, FA.
f Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In therlty.
49-Re cautious and make no mistake ae that
you get te the right place.
w
ILLIAMSON A FOSTER.
SPECIAL PRICES
-IN-
DRESS GOODS
That Are Sure te Attract Buyers.
Henriettas, 40 I n. wide, 85a r4r yard.
All-Weel Cleth, S3 In. wlde,25e per yard.
Bilk Band Henrietta, 3(1 In. wide, 20c per yard.
Plain Henrietta, SS In. wide, Z'ie per yard.
Plaids, 83 In. wide, R8e; cutte25c
Tricots, S3 In. wide. 12c.
AIL Weel Tricots, 88 In. wide, SSc
Deuble-fold Dress Goods, all colors, 10c per
yard.
Delaines, 27 In, wide, 60 per yard.
A large assortment of Plum Colored Hen
rletta and Velvets te match.
Six new shades In Silk Warp Henriettas.
CALL AND LOOKTHEM OVER
Ladles' Silk Plush Sncqnes with GenutneSeal
Skin Frogs, 81075. lined throughout with qulltsd
satin.
Ladles' Newmarkets In Imported Saxony
Cleth, $18.50.
Children's Plush and Cleth Coats, 82 50 te
85 25.
Knee Pant Suits, $2 te 87.
Cape 0 ercet ts, 82 CO te 83.
Gent's Whtte and Cream 'Brocade Silk Muf
flers, 60c te 84.
Ladles' and Gent's Figured Silk Handker
chief, 23c te il 50.
Presentation Sets In Fancy Plush Cases, 81
te 85.
Gents' Dress Kid Gloves, 75e te 82 25.
Gent's Fur Tep Kid Gloves, 50c te S3.
Gent's and ISejs' Silk Neckwear, all styles,
25c te 81.
Children's Windser and Tie Bews.
Beys' Gossamer 'Waterproofs, 81 50.
Beys' Gum Oierceats, S2 25.
Gent's Waterproof Dull Finish, 82 60.
Gent's Mackintosh Coats, $5 te 812.
Gent's Caje Mackintosh Ceat, 83 60.
The largest assortment of Gent's Smoking
JackeU, Heuse Coats and Bath Robes at lowest
prices
Ladles' Astrachan Capes, pointed fronts, rub
ber bands, fir.
Black Hair Cape, 81.
Gleria Cleth Umbrellas, geld and stiver caps,
20 In., OTr.
Black Hair Muffs, 25c.
French Seal Muffs, 82.
Pocketbooks and Purses, 25c te 81.
Gent's, Iiejs' und Children's Presentation
Canes, geld nnd silver caps.
Christmas Holiday Slippers, Embroidered
Velet 49c 65c
Christina's Holiday Slippers, Embroidered
Plush, 76c and 81.
Christmas Helldav Slippers, Morocco and Al
ligator, ft 25, 81 60, 12.
Ladles' Initial Handkerchiefs, all linen, 17c.
Ladles' Initial Silk Mufflers. 81.
Children's Hand Knit Weel Caps, 6O0 te 81 25.
A large asi.ertment of Flue Silk Ribbons at
the lowest prlixs.
yOpeneery evenlngdurlug December."S
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
-AND-
NO. 118 MARKET ST., HARRISBCRO FA
Williamson Fester,
0sitermtaiBljui.
gtere &bterx0cmcnte.
MILLER'S BORAX FOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and every article under the sun.
SPECIAL GREAT WE8TERN
PAQNE, the finest Champapne
CHAM-
irtapne nrtidiiced
In the United States,
AtltEIHAttT'H,
Ne. 29 East King Street
TJ1INE TAILORING I
ALL THK LATEST NOVELTIES
IN FINH
WOULENS, AT
P WEIKEL'S
sep2bSmdR Ne. 44 West King Street
MILLER'S BORAX SOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and every article nnrier the sun.
S1REME DE MENTHE, CHARTREUSE
J Benedictine Absinthe and ether Imported
quers and Cordials. At REIOART S,
Ne. 29 West King Strest.
UBLIC SALE OK MARKET STALLS AT
the New Central Market, en 8ATII R f ) A Y.
BBC
CEMBER21. 1889. at 8 o'clock a. in., wilt he
sold at public sale, en the premises, all ths
Stalls In the New Central Market Heuso ; also,
en TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24. 18R9, at 8 o'tleclc
a. m will be sold at public sale, all the Market
Curbs In Centre Square, West King, Nonh
Queen, hast King and North Duke streets Uy
order of CITY MARKET COMMITTEE.
dl3,17,20ddll,18w
T ANCASTER CARPET HOUSE.
8HAUB & V0NDER8MITH.
THE PEOPLE COME
TO 18. 20 AND EAST ORANOE STREET, AND
BUY.
nAT?.PTi"Pfl Finest Goods In Every
- - "unuis. jjewesi t-nces
and
Best work.
f 1 1 DT A IMC Lace, from 850 down te 00c.
VUI I HI no. Finest and Cheapest In this
market. Velour and Chenille,
1 he Larcest
Assortment In the city and at VERY LOW
PRICES, nassecks. Art Squares, China Silks,
Etc.it astonishingly Lew Prlcss. .Shades, Stair
Goods, Awnings, etc., Etc,
One Price ! Best Goods and Best Werk I
18, 20 and 22 East Orange Street.
aug29-lyd
A T BUriHK'S.
RELIABLE
CHRISTMAS BAKING MATERIAL.
Genuine new crop of New Orleans Molasses
and New Orleans Sugar.
Pure Frsh Ground Spices, Baking Powder,
Crc.ini tartar and Baking Seda, etc.
Flavoring Extracts, Rese Water and Print
Extracts. '
Baking Butter and Eggs, 13 tubs Elgin Cream
ery Butter.
Walnut and Shcllbark Kernels, Fine Table
and Sultan Seedless Raisins, Cleaned Cm rants,
Leghorn Citren, Orange and Lemen Peel, new.
Fleur Levan's, Plllsbury, Geld Medal,. Match
Me, Snow Drirt, etc.
sugar XXXX Confectioners, Pulvcrlrcd, Cut
Leaf, Seft White and all ether grades.
Te have your wants well supplied Is te bring
your Christmas order te
BURSK'S,
17 East King Street,
Ne.
LANCASTER. PA.
TTIRSH A BROTHER.
Open Every Evening During December.
THE USUAL BEFORE
Christmas Rush
Is particularly noticeable la our
MADE-TO-ORDER DEPARTMENT
Our many Handsome Novelties and
Staples In
Suitings,
Overceatings,
Pantaloenings,
Are the main cause of the rush. An excellent
flt,elegant linings and first-class workmanship
all assist In producing garments which will
please you In every way.
SUITS TO ORDER, 812 te 835.
OVERCOATS TO ORDER, 812 te 837 60.
PANTS TO ORDER, 81 te 810.
In Our Ready-Made Department
Yeu will find something te your pleasing.
MEN'S SUITS, 8t, 85, 88, 810, 812 te 813.
MEN'S OVERCOATS, 82 50, 85, 83, 810, 812 te
818.
BOYS' SUITS, 82 50. 83 61, 85, t, 87, 83, 810, 812.
BOYS' OVERCOATS, R, 83, 4, 85, 88, 87,84,
810, 812.
CHILDREN'S SUITS, 81, 82, 83, 81, J5, etc.
CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS, 81, 82, 83, 91, 86.
W, 87, 88, etc
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Silk Mufflers and Handkerchiefs,
bilk Neckwear,
Silk Suspenders In Cases,
Uudcrwear, Hwlery, Perfumery, etc
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IiANCASTER, PA.
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