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jlUMM ailla imt Botwecu the
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rmma, Jan. J Henry i "" ""
t'-X Keech, before Saulre fcyan,
Morien entry, felonious assault en
.KM HIM Kline, rpienic-ua iwnuv en
; INalMMBMr and carrying coneoaieu
weapon. A bearing was nciu uus
. whan the evidence biioweu mv
hreke enen a window of Kllne a
tanks down three doers and as-
altad these above named. Ite fnrnlshed
AiMliw Tlvulnffer arrested Jehn liOCKam
pu 1W B.wv V. ... . "-. .
Sat flight for being drunk and disorderly.
will apend ninety days In Jail.
- rniup censy iman, or x or county, -was
I By Jenn usury w uuuun iu4j-
.fa canal beat. He Sold this ueat te
rut than tnnhristlstt finvilcr. ThO
fng came etT last night tiefere Smilre
naT Thecase was settled by Censyl-
lMM.' returning the purchase nioney te
1 Bm regular mcetlng or school beard was
imun law evening. .iiuiuui incnv...,
SflMra. Allisen, Faslg, May, North, Tayler
M urban. auscih . eiar, emuu
The flnanee rommlttce reported as fol fel
ii naiantvi nt lnt ronert. 2.nf.lt :
I -Bard. collector. 18SS.S7I.02: lleyd, collector,
TiMft $2,275.2); total $3,023.95 j orders paid,
. M 140 07- lulannn. 2.KSS.!S.
IE. rseperlntendent Heffman reported the at
& I tendance as follews: Whele number or
p' pupils, males. 830; fomales, 870. Il'e
fe- .teacners meeting wcre num uuim .
V Menth, llljla paid, (UOMS. Coupens can-
V fll2 ??:??. t. !.( nlif Tlin
iC ehnreh sen-Ices were lutgely attended and
lE'l. amnarellv nhuin-nl OS a llelld.TV. Wltll tllO
v.". hknka and all 1)1 aces of business closed.
a'.'SjThe Industrial works are In operation.
h'gf. A geed alzeil audlenre saw "Houben
fJluo"lntheoiiortthouso last night, and
wcreaeiiguteawmimepiay.
.RV An nnlKrfnlnmmil will I in crtrmi III SnlOIIl
glrXatheran church this evcnlng. Among
the features win ue me proneniaiien i
ttV Jacob and his Twelve Sens. "
iW Charles II. Beetcm. of CarlLsle. N vlslt-
KVMtS'lng friends In town.
1IIQ lUtlUWUlf; IlillllWU Villi ..w
Vsv handled en the rennayivania rniireaa nv
1 , .this place during the menlli of Docember:
.i H Trninn. LenrtNl. Kmiuy. teiai.
,Bm w.... 1.71H WW. Ml M,Wl
Xff' wri....M.... wi ..i""' it" "r"-
Cl 2J119 U2.071 11.637 11H.72J
'$- The jPrttcstrlna society met yesterday
isganernoen at tne noine or .-miss rumor,
.when a ireneral discussion was had upon
upon
v5 aeveral noted musicians.
'' ' Miss Frances Ileyle, of
yi! -l.ltlr.r. fU niiaaln Tlnnl.-
Lancaster, la
A BEAUTIFUL ItOO.M.
i&;jfJaane Stencr'a Curiosities Thnt He Uns
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Fixed TJp With Cnre.
Isaac Stener, of 353 North Queen street,
T la an artist In arranging Christmas toys
:Tf and trees. Fer years he has been doing
! wonderful things in that line, but this
lf year be lias surpassed all former efforts.
"The entire front room of bis house en the
; ,.-'flrl flnnr Is taken ill) with Christmas
,4' things and It loekB like ene large and ery
- p- fine picture.
9, i In one corner of the room Is an opera
reheuse, In front of which are a band of mill
frTTatrels. The nlctures. as are a Kreat
'.majority of them exhibited, have tieen
ilnlfan fnim nmilsnmnnf Illtinfrrulllltt 1411(1
i(pated upon weed, se that they leek very
- !7 .IhmI la niintkn. .irv.lfl I n 1.1 r Cilllinlll
&X burlesque company, while scattered
? Xf about the room en ole-ntod platform or
S ,i.'.tstpare verv nrettv llttle houses With
r i' Mnliminnil tiitviis. tlelds of wild beasts, a
i-S renrosentatlen of Cedy'a wild west and
? ether Interesting things.
V.i Thecclllmr Is humrwlth bountiful bal-
Ps Saloons and ether toys, all prettily illuml-
& ;wiatea. a numeer ei iiguts nre iibeu at
i, 'night and with the aid of reflectors overy-
(V ; tutng is Bliewn oil te un niivnmnge. 'inu
-tf. YAtr fnntiirnnrtlin uhnw Itt whftt Mr. Kleiliir
Jv 4HtVI IiIr nlrnitM nuRiik Tn tlin mUliltn of
'l$"- the platform thorels an opening and across
ft1.' this the narade Is ulvuu. There nre no less
than 176 dllfercnt mid distinct groups
which pass fcofero the spectators. They
are wiirked lit- lnniim of nullevs nnd a
'Sif tbelting and nre very natural looking. First
.. fuparode is given by Itanium's bhew ami
paugb. The pictures mounted en weed leek
very well and smne of thorn nre almost
life size. All kinds of hIiew poeplo nre teen
, and the sight would be a very iiituiestlug
c one te an actor.
Mr. Stouer spontllve weeks arraiiplng
the room and fitting evcrythlng up ami his
' house, which is open nil tlie time, is well
worth n visit. Children can really learn it
:"' useful lessen tn looking at the wonders.
TIIK LAST OF CIiniSTMAM.
Olivet Uaptlst Sunday Scheel litis it
l'leasaut Entortatumeiit.
Olivet Daptlst church, en Fast Vine street,
was crowded en 'i'tiewlay eVOIIUIJ, lllll uu-
caslen being the Christmas entertainment
of the Babbath school. The Frederick Mrcct
"Jat-. UI9B4U1J, 1IV1. IIII1JIMUII1I, DlllIIU llll.V IIIUIII-
feSii bers, was present. Kuerliitciident J. It.
tiV'A. Olvtnr firnftiilml nllil nntinllllrrwl Ihn fnllmi.
nla.tAn ....... ...... 1 1 u.l .. a. Aaaav... 11... ........
tog program me: Opening add resliy Mas
ter Geerge Hastings; recitation, "Santa
Clans," Tv Mabel Hastings; recitation,
"Praver nnd Potatoes," by Miss llcialn
M. Jliggs; recitation. "Santa Clans,' ;
by Master Oscar W. lluch, of tint
mission; a dialogue, "Floral Geed Night,"
by Jehn JJ. Glvler, Ada mid Nellie itamiels,
May Apporley, ilolen Ames, Nettle
Hagen, Mumle Sn vder and Audrew ltlggH ;
reading, "The Medel Church," Miss
Martha M. Olvler; hymn. "All Hall the
power of Jesus' name; dialogue, "Necr
Speak 111 of the Absent," Mlsses Carrle i:.
Tlnllnt fnrv Vim-llti Ptm.m J lUr-An .-
KNH-JioLeThe ltomelanaji-Mls's Llllln lliker ;'
pjkf, recitatldli, "The "Uasteru mid Western
Wp Gate, "Miss Minnie Moen; dialogue, "An
X.VOIUHK uuii,' .nistjs .iiauiiu i'.. iiiiiiiei.s,
IJertie M. Jlcheltz and Mr. J;dw. Hageu.
This dialogue ended te the great surprise
of all in the preieiitatleu of llve cakes
te the pastor, llev. M. Fniyue. and
Superintendents J. It. Glvler mid W. It.
King, who ex pressed their thanks as best
they could. After distributing a box of
candy and an orange te each child thu
meeting udjeumed. All wero dolighted nt
he success of the entertainment.
FOCXIl GUILTY OF KXTOHTIO.V.
Alderman Perter, of l'Uthbnnt, nnd Ills
IlL-tectlve Gung Cuuvleled.
W. H. Perter, for the past sixteen vears
alderman of the Fifteenth waid, Pittsburg,
and Elijah W. Sheppard, Thes. Carney and
Themas Pucker, detectives In his cinplev,
were en Tuesday found guilty of corn-piracy
te extort money from bome thirty per
sona. The trial has been in progress for a week
past before Judge Slagle. On account of
the prominence of I'erter, who Is a man
of considerable means and has taken an
tnflaentiatspart In ward j-elitlcs. the case
has attracted unusual attention. It was
Mown that Perter, who conducted a "do "de
tectlve agency," made a business of prose
cuting keepers of unlicensed taloens aud
disorderly houses, and then settling the
ce for a money consideration. The in
formations were made by bis men; he
issued the warrants, which were served by
one of bis detectives, and then the matter
was nettled out of court In the most profit
able way possible for from J-15 up, accord
lag te the victim's purse.
The Jury rocemmeuded Carney, who
turned state's evidence, and Pucker te thu
mercy of the court. All the accused w eru
reieaseu en uan, ranging from tjl.MX) te
s 93,000 (save Sheppard, wlie is friendless),
;;. pending application for new trial uml ap-
m peal te the supreme court.
5V Three ether city aldermen and six " de-
.1 teeUves " liave been senlenced within the
S "I few months for like elfenies, and the
.- uiacjimamng uusiness, hitherto se profita prefita
We, has been broken up. The Piitsburg
peUce department was the prosecutor.
I'Jfcb. Weman la In Pead Earliest.
' 35l!!4k?:H0,ln.Mter at enald, Ilrltlsh
J Sowebedy wrete in his name te a lady ail
, . , vtMK for correspondence, and what It
come te. " Theoeufcequcncowaslbat
' leeelved lelter a check for 2M
' Uw National bank e Minneapolis,
fcMftM Invitation te oemo at once aud ii-t
va iu,we en his wedding
t4t'"!Li-'i, matter
itas JiAW LtniLvnr
ASSOCIATION.
Tlic Olilcers Chesen te ficrve
IJiirlnB
Iho Year 1N00.
Tim annual mectlnit of the IjW Library
association was held In the large court
room at 10 o'clock this morning.
Gem-go M. Kline wit elected president
pre tern.
I). O. Eihleman, treasurer, submitted his
annual report. The receipts, with balance
fill milll. insmmiHmj .....w..... w -w..-. --
and the bnlance en hand, after payment of
all bills, 520.70.
The report was referred te a special eom eem eom
mltlce made up of II. MeMullcn, II. F.
Davis and W. II. Reland, and this coin cein
mlttee reiwrted thnt the aoceuiH was cor
rect. Air. Kshicman rcrtorted a list or tue uoeks
purchased during tlie year.
Mr. Ueyer roperlod the books In the
library In geed condition.
'liie election ei omcers resuueu in tnu
cliolee of the follewing:
President N, Kllmnker.
Vice rresldent Judge I). W. Patterson.
Secretary Ocerge Ttaumnn.
Treasurer I). O. Kthlemati,
Librarian Jeseph C. Hnydcr.
The following committees were ap ap
eointed: Finance: W. U. Ilotnet, Jehn A. Ceylo,
E. P. Ilrinten.
Purchasing: H. M. North, t). O. Elile
man, Oeorge M. Kllne".
Library: Win, A. Altee, William
Ijeaman, G. C.Konnedy, V, T. Ilrewn and
Win. F. IJeyer.
A motion was made and adopted that the
librarian enforce the rule that none but
members of the association have the privi
lege of the library.
Sir. lloyer inevwl that hereafler the an
nual fee of KtudentH and lawyers of two
years and lew practlce shall lie Si, and
after that they shall pay the regular dues
of $5. ,
This motion was discussed at lenglh nnd
amended by Mr. Uberly he os te read 'that
students and lawyers for the first two years
of practlce shall have aceess Ter two years
freoefchargo, after which the regular an
nual dues shall he paid. Mr. linycr uc
cented the amemlmunt,
Mr. Smith moved ns an amendment bv
striking out the word student nnd lo.ive It
ratd that the prlviloge Im extended only te
lawvers of net moie than two years prao prae prao
tice.' Tiioamendmoiit of Mr. .Smith was
deft-ated.
Mr. Kberlv's nmondmenl was then
adopted. Aifjeiirnml.
Hindoe StortetLIko UneliiltemiiH'.
Frem the HI. Leuis Ucptibllr.
Nearly all these stories, whlle rrsemb
ling the Greek, Hemiu or Teutonic, tnle",
have nt the aame time certain traits iiceullar
te the Hindoe character. Seme of tlicm nre
speelinens of ready wit and repartee nnd
humor which far surpass thu Western tnle
of similar stvle. In mnny of them the
actors or characters nre uulmnls, nnd here
again is a strange thing. In Iho folk-lore
orthe negroes of our Southern stale we
find the rabbit alwaya the here, contending
with the fox and ether animals, but Invar
tnbly cemlmr eir Ictoileim. Se, In the
Hindoe tnlcs the Jackal usually overcomes
his enemies. In both cases it is the
triumph of the small ever the great, of
wit ever brule force. Hut here Is the dif
ference. The rabbit conquers, no matter
hew wicked, but lu the Hindoe lale the
Jackal must yluld te the camel, who Is
always the type of patient honesty.
In ene story the Jackal invites the camel
te carry him across a stream, and by his
yelplng and howling he brings nil the
vltlsgcrsdewn te the banks, and they brat
and bruise tlie peer camel, who Is quietly
eating the sugar-cane. The animal asks
the Jackal why he treats him ise. " I don't
knew, " says the Jackal, "itisn custom I
have. lalwayslike te sing n llttle niter
dinner." Tlie camel says nothing, but
when he get Inte deep water begtu te rel
"O, why de you de that?" said the Jackal,
"O, It Is a custom of initie, "Mild the camel,
"1 alwavs llke te roll a llttle aftordluner. "
8e he rolled the Jackal oil', ami the tricky
creature came nuar belug drowned.
The evll beast never gets eir easily, nnd
there Is a keen distinction innile between
" cuteness" (as the yunkees have it) mid
downright meanness. A Jackal, putting
his paw into the water te catch crabs, finds
It Helzed by an Alligator, but the Jackal
says: "Cluver Alligator, te catch the bull
rush root Instead of my paw. " The Alli
gator dieps thn naw, but, finding hiinself
laughed nt, resolves te de better next lime.
.Nexl day tue Jacitm, tearing Hint Iho Alli
gator is hldden umler the water, calls out :
" Whenever I go te leek for my diiuier I
seethe nlce Utile crabs pcopli)gupthreugli
the mud. Theu I catch thorn and catthem.
Hew I wish I could Unci sumo new I"
Thn Alligator nt once shows IiIh snout,
hoping It would he takcu for a cub, null,
nt once, Iho Jackal siys ; " TIiuiiI.k, fiieiul,
for showing me where danger lies," mill
runs olfte tlnd his dlimer elsewhere. Tlie
next day the Alligator thinks he w III
surely pay the Jackal for Ills bad conduct,
se when Friend Jackal stands en the bank
and says: " I cannot see the crabs te-day.
Generally, even when they hlile them
selves, the wider gees bubble, bubble,
bubble, and all the llttle bubbles go pep,
pep, pep," The peer silly Alligator tries
te make bubbles llke the crab nnd Is,
of courae, elicited and reselves te try ence
mere. 'Iho Jackal, coming home fiem it
huutiiig-trlpte his own den neit day is
afraid te onture iiislile, and snys: "Llttle
house, dear llttle house, why don't yen
liig me a llttle Hengi AlwnyH when I
coine home, if all is right, you blng n llttle
song fur mp. If niivthliig Is wrong you
nre silent. " The Alligator begins te "coo
llke a deve nnd sings, "Sweet little Jackal,
come, for everything is all light." The
Jackal laugliR gayly, and says: "Thank
you, my dear creatine, 1 will ceme as
seen eh I miike it lire te cook my dinner. "
And whlle the Alligator waits patiently
for him te ceme In nnd be snapped up,
the Jackal makes a fire at the deer of the
den nnd imiethcrs him with the smoke.
Tliose who have read the "Songs ami
Sayings of Unde Iteinus" will see a great
similarity between the doings of the rabbit
nnd Iho Jackal and the fox and alligator.
Seeking Iiinirmutlen.
Mr. Clarence C. Zuntzlnger, et Philadel
phia, was In this city J cslenlay hunting up
genealogical Information In reference te
.il9flr.cest.ir, Paul Kantzlnger, who was an
early nnd prominent leslilent of this place.
WliUn here he was atiled lu his sc.uch by
Geerge Steinman uml S, M. Sener.
Itccetved nu Apiiolntment.
Captain Abnilmm Scttley has been np
pointed n cleaner in the V. S. mint nt Phil
adelphia. He received notice of hi.-; ap
pointment te-day and will roieit for duty
te-morrow morning.
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Sheriff 'a Sales.
Sheilir llurkhelder posted bills te-dav
for the t.ale of thlrty-llve properties in city,
borough nnd ceuutry, en S.itiuday, Jnuii
ary 18.
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I'lliol'erkei-n,
Joel Miller, merchant at Wltmer Station,
bu'.eliered two fine hogs en Tuesday that
weighed W,J pounds, tlie heaviest weighing
1ST pounds.
Arm llroken.
Albert Myers, living at Walnut htreet
nnd Lnncasier avoime, while playing en
Monday, breke 1111 nrm.
i:xTit.v I
Imjiertaiit Now--te All Miire.)ir--Ati i:n i:n
tlrely New Slnde r Trouiment 1)Ih-t'evcrt-d
by n World Ilotiewued l'by-.l-clim
VhoComblneHAHScliooIiior.Mod VheComblneHAHScliooIiior.Mod VhoCemblneHAHScliooIiior.Mod
lollies uml Cures Wlioi-eOtlini-H Pull.
Dlt. Tiikel, Iho celebratisl Kpcelnltst w he has
been In continuous practice lu Philadelphia for
mere than ('J0 twenty jears and liU mull of
medical physicians, nt the request of many of
Ills former patient nnd friends hn ceiiscntnl
teMlt this city regularly each menlli, but the
stay will be limited In a rew dnj s each time,
owing te pressing engagements, Dn. Tlll.1.1,
has nu superior, mid fcwequul In Ireatmeutef
dlMiises of the utnu, heart, bladder, kldnejs,
liter aud iljsjwpcla, Ilrlght'sdlM-okcerthu kid
nes, catarrh, ranter, eoiiaumutlen lu first
stage, cough, diabetes, dropsy, epilepsy, mala
ria, ntula, gallstones, pilcs-lubing or bleed
ing, headaebe, lnureiuss, Insanity, jaundice,
lupus melancholia, neuralgia, ulghtsueats, eye
and ear trouble, rheumatism, tlierilebsucss
vertigo, temlllng, etc.; also bleed ills'
ea-M. such us bleed poison, uleers, blotches
tetter, Itrhln; and liver spots, etc., and pim
ples, eruptions, spellings und liiflainmutiry
dlsebargc of all kinds. It Is well known that
Dn Tm.Ki. and his stuir of I'h) slcluus will net
accept iwtlenU for trestment imlcj they uu uu
derge u thorough physical examination and
cousullatteu ix) that there can be no doubt ns
te the true disorder from which they suffer,
and If tt U curable they can and will cure It,
1U Impossible for any physician te knew
tsMttu trouble 1 by simply looking at the
patient, although a ft-rpat iany claim such
nbllltr but alwaj-s Ctll te cui the patient, In
practlce and It It a well-known fact that mere
than two-thirds of these who aie sunrlnt; to
day from tetalled Incurable diseases could be
entirely relieved and permanently cured If
physicians only peucssed sifltlrlant knowledge
and skill, and would take time Improperly and
thoroughly examine aud determine their true
condition,
lm. Tiikkl. iwwellet his stAiT of phrtlclans
and surgeons In preparing for Ihclr specialties
and the praellce of their profeslen have studied
for mnny years all the different systems of med
icine, both In this country and Europe, and by
combining In practice Allopathic, Hern rppathle
and the KIccUc sys'ems of medicines, of which
they have a complete knowledge, have thus ex
celled In curing dlaeases where all ethers failed.
The doctor, as well as all or ins pnyticiani,
are graduates of colleges of thphlghesUtandlng,
and are legally regUtered te practice their pro pre pro
fcMlen all ever the world. Du.TtlKKt. and his
phyMclans muni net be confounded wltll frau
dulent advertising doctors, traveling quacks
and charlatans who travel from town te town
and like sharks prey en the unsuspecting suf
ferers, violating all the most honorable princi
ples of manhood and of the art and sciences of
the medical profesnlen by their deceitful claims
of peseKlng certain secret vegetable com
pounds, pill", mixtures, etc., knnwn only te
themsctsas and which Uiey guarantee as an In
fallible cure for all the Ills that flesh Is heir te,
ale tliose traveling frauds who claim te pre
scribe treatment for three te six months lu ad
vniice, who In reality are the worst quacks and
frauds of all.
All such practices are rontemptlble and
fiilse, but generally successful In enriching the
quacks at thoexpcne of aunVrlng humanity.
Dit. Titnai, la known as an honerablo and
rcputable physician, who Mauds without an
equal In ills prorcsMlen. nie neine enices ami
prUate hespltalu arc located at&33 N.lh Street,
l'lilludelphla, and Ambler, Mnutgemery
county, l'a. AVe unhesitatingly advise all thwe
he are seeking medical nnd surgical aid and
advire, net te miss this opportunity te consult
them.
Kvcry patient must bring a clean bottle con
taining urliie first passed lu the morning for a
chemical and microscepical examination, for
uhlfh the doctors charge n nominal fit-, as con
sultation free and guaranties arc meitly med
only as decoys by fraudu te cutlce patients te
lslt them.
Int. Tiikki. and his nslilants will be at the
AMICTIICAN JlOUHi:, Lancaster, Pa., from
Jnu.!2, unlll Monday, Jan. (I, 161K). Their elllcc
hours are: Mornings, from tin. in, te i p.m.
Uvcnlugs, from 0:30 te S p. m. It
Pcatha.
Ilum-.IITIS. In this city, en Dec. M, Jacob
ltuberlls, In llie'th year of hlsnge.
The relntlves and frlends of the family also,
thn members of HI. Antheny's llcneilclal co ce
clely, niu resjicet fully invited te attend the
funeral, from his lata residence, Ne, 52S Weed
ward strvet,iiuThuridaymornlngal8e clock,
High Mnssattln'cleuk InHt, Antheny's eliureh
Interment nt BU Antheny's cemetery.
Kpri.lNOP.n. In this city, en the .list nil.,
Ooereo V. Kepllnger, son of l)a Id 11. and Klu Klu
liera Keillngcr,lii Iho I3th year of hlsnge.
Tlie relatives and friends el the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend tlie funernl, from
the residence of his parents, I'll Chester street,
oil Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interiiient
utMelllngcr's Meeting Heuse at 2 o'clock. It
jLtlavltcte,
I'hlladelphln Preduce Market.
PiiiLAimLvtiiA, 10ce. 31. Cern lower, owing
te heavy receipts, l'eultry acllve and higher
and prices closed 'J$e lower for all options.
Oats also declined M'4Kn ,m larger nllerlngs.
Kleur mid Wheat were dull land uuchnngeil.
C'licesa was dull and We lower. Fancy Hetter
w ns scarce and wanted.
iinnADSTUFrs FLeun. We quota West
ern nnd Pennsylvania supers nt iifiOnV-IKS;
de., extras nt f-'.7i33.00. Ne. 2 winter family
at S.!.'iiS:iW j I'cnnsylvauln family stone
ground i.l.,y&"W; Pennsylvania roller process
ut IU,H ,; Western winter clear nt (1.(4.1,20;
de., straight ftt!l.'-V.vl 45; winter patent at $IW,0
tvOjMlnncsela clear. t3Aol;de straight nt
8l2.KMil.7A patent, "'MbU, ns te quality,
tblelly SIS.v51. Hyc Kleur wns quiet but
steady at $3 ife 1 25V barr4-l. Huck wheat flour
waN dull nt (1 7J$1 tsi V looms for new.
WHKAT Wequole ear lets by Ramplens fol fel
lows : Ne griftle, 60caV)C. ; riMeeie-d, Mculljc ; fair
te geed milling wheat nt 7saS.V).; mid choice
and fancy lengberry, ntMuWe. Riles of 8000
ungraded lu grain depot ut K00 ; 1800 busbcles
110 00111 nie; .vw uusiieiN laney lougecrry 111
L-raln depot nt ir.'c, and IXJU UuslieU AlouincrNe.
1 red tu:irr.iludepeli ntKSc. with SflK'e bid and
lib 80(c bid mid
81a askcil for Ne. 2 red, Jlecembcr: SIJc bid
end8-'c.;iiked for January ; 8Je bid! nnd St't
asl-.e.l fur l cbrunry. mid 8.3c bid mid 8'ke.axked
for March. "
Outs Kales of 1 ear Ne. ft while at KOe.; S cars
Ne. 2, whlle at Hie. nnil 1 car de. ehehsi nttUc.,
wltll ray.e bid and 31e asked Ter December:
2H)Se. bid and ink asked for Jnnuarv and
I'lfiunry, unci :vc bid mid Wie inked for March.
Coux, Hales of l.sue bushels het, no grade,
nu tnitk, nt 2Jc ; me bus warm de, en track, 2j-:
two bus Ne. 4, high mixed, en track, R2e ; Ne. S
jellewlu grain depot, ellered at Xu; i0l)bus
steamer Ne. V, high mixed In Twentieth street
elevator nt!W! Je ; new Ne. 2 mixed, for local
trade, quoted at :i7(t37j-Je ; rtW bus old Ne. 2
iuled,;in Tuenllelli street elevator, nt 4i)ic
with lb;i bid and 'A)ie naked for Deceiulieraud
January ; Sdkn bid mid JW'ie tisked for teb
ruiiry., nnditii'iclbld and irn.ea asked March. I
llurrKii. We quote sellil-paeltid cri-amery,
i'tni'.'7c, ; speclm fancy brands, 20c. ; Jobbing
solectlens laic. higher; de. ficlrloclielcuiiVa-k';
June creamery, choice, 17(1(kv,sqiiie fancy lets
higher; de. prime, I&eiDlTojae, fair te geed
IVIRe Imitation creamery, choice te funcy,
lsct'JOc.; de. fair te geed, 1 tyJI.V.; Western dairy,
choice, 18e320o.,de. fair te geed, Italic; lVnu
sjlvanlaeieamery prints, laney, In wholewile
lets, at 31c: de fair te prlme,2.5c!i.J;.; prints Job
bing ntSJa'e.-. nstequnllty.
C'llLt-sE We quetu New Yerk full cream
fancy, large at lOu; de small sizes, II lie;
iiiiii inns, iiiiii-k, , ,w , mi iiiir
n-i iM..
-..,"v' , .. ..it. ,. biniu, t,i,tKl ., 111.
te ruulce, v luisiiel. aKt(i0irInmmi)tli Pearl
Y bushel, ttjji,tee.; Hw
w)e luif.
is.'t l'otutees, prime, 50S)
''"se quete Pennstlvanla and near-bv
fresh at.27e ; Western de ile, geed te choice, at
2ia.Me; Ice beuse brands ut 20a-lc. rer fall
packed and ItnlSe for spring, as te quality, aud
limed nt 17c. ler geed brands. IteoruteU gs
were Jebbesl out le nhete wholewile prices,
I'eUI.tkv I.lte supplies were net large.
Dressed chickens continued plentiful and dull,
most of tlie offerings being medium qunlllv.
1 here were many duck and geesehere.butmerx
thnn werewauted. We quote lle ehickeus ut
lJul2J.;e; de turkeys lliilGe; de ducks i.nd
feese, Uiillc: drVMHsl chickens, fancy Western
le; some Jersey und llueks ceuntv sleck
higher; de. Wcsiernf Citlr te geed llnlic; lre
Msi funis Halle; diessed turkcj s, fancy, 10n2Oe;
de. fair te prime, 15uISn; dreted ducks, italic. ;
do.gis'se, llal3e; exceptional lets, hlih-r.
llALim II av ANiiSTitAW.-We quote Timethy,
Choice, at l.ltVVill: de fair te geed y.10 Ol;
lulxcd.cuelce, SU.V);de. fair te prime-, tuHli
Ien; low grades, STtSS. Ue struw ut JlcJien ten
for straight without wissl.
I't.r.ti continued quiet nnd barely steady
ri.ile-s of winter IlmnuiSISSSvtlltitl Vleu.
(.'leterseed was steady al U'JO'-.e,
Petroleum quiet ut IU0.
LOCAL IIOl'SKIIOLl) MAiticrr.
I.A-euNTt.K, Jan. I, Hu0.
Apple-butter, per qt I2(32i)
Apples. pcrJipk.. Uetl
lleef Hteak, iktEi rjijslfl
lli-e'f ltfsisl iK-r ft lOuilfl
llis'f Dried (plee-e), per lb a
lks.'f Corned, ir lfi lVaK
Ikvf rreiitqiinrter, lu-r tti (5(7
llecf-llliul quarter, per ft 7M0
llolegnit, ier ID 2etA28
llolegua(chlped), per lb 40
Uutter, Hrlti se
lleets (red) per bunch , !'..'.6e
riilckenslllve) js-r mjr. StXttO
thickens (cleaned), i'r piece 3ial5
CuiiUheee, ier tue cups 5
Cabbage, iht head ;ns
Cornmeal, per nt 43,5
Celery, r buiieli gw
Cider, kt gallon ...jj
Ducks, dressed, per pair. ,..,. MWstl.au
Kggs.iwrdei....... ....Isg'JO
Hani (plece). per ft ;5
Hum (sliced), jicr ft -j
Herse llndlsh, jn-r bunch , 3j
Heminy, per quart , a5
I -iimb, per ft 2a2u
Ijini.l per ft , eTYJ
Lemens, )er duz lirflS
.Mutten, er ft... uiu
Onions, per 3Jpk , pj
Parsnips, jwr nk .' .sie
1 ouijees per ', pk 1410
Potatoes, perbufchcl 5iv.k
routeosteet) per, jwe-k 1V2U
Perk, per ft icku
Hauer Kraut, jerqt ivjh
Huusage(tresh), perfc ......12calt
Hausage(Hmeked) i ft llall
.Sineerease, ier piece , 5
Scrapple. ir ft k
Hides and lliicen, per ft 17
Mheuldirs. per ft i
Turkeys, Ile.each J1.2Mi;.00
rurkys,dresse4l, per ft ;.jt;
''mull, per pk jtQpj
Vealrileuks, vft.. , ....T.1U
Llve Hteck .MitrketH.
liens ueceipui.-i.uDifciiipme-litN. &,uu: mnr-
i0i; light, tJbVsvSrO; skips, liOMl i6.
Kheetr Itetwliits, i,(lJ0; shli iiientM. 1,000; mar mar
kelstieng; nalles,(,l 60,15,7); WnsU-ru woeled
tlWritS 10 ; shorn Texans.H eX31 25; iambs, w
te WMpct hundred weight. ' '
Kast I.ihkui v. Cattle Itecclpts.lix): shlp-nieiiuiiV-.markcUetleejprliiie,
srrltVfcgixHl.
tiUVfJ.'Tw; falr,0te3 2i: bulls, 60i2 18; no
ears shipped te New Yerk.
Hogs Heiipu, UJ; shipments. tM;
market active; best light. Yorkers, (J IkXgl uo ue
medium uud light Philadelphia, HlsXlfB
heavy begs, H Ma ft): reugbs, ,-j33 76;
no carsahlppcd te New Yerk. '
Hbvep-Keceipu, j,ae05 shipments, 8,000;
in KCKici, vajjic:
part Minus, .us; ,c. nun niu suinn, .'"ia-ic, as te
quality.
. VfcUfcTAiar.s-We quete : White Potatoes,
Jersey, prime vltbushcl basket. 40iT(toe; de. fair
til L'OOll.HVielOc.! I'JlllV l'eui clu.l,... w lin.l,..!
iiuuiiiia. fauti
ciiicaoe, Dec, m.-ltei-eiiits, P.OO; shipments
S,.ril); strong; beeves. 1 1S5 H; steel's.
ti 7ejil2i) ; etecker und fecelers, tJ lOuj.'l US
cows, bull and mixed, Si 2CU.2W; Tex us cuttle.
1 1 is2 00 ; Western Hnngeri; W 71 te. '
market Arm 1 prims,
-tne: fair, WfiOSlii
Isinbs, lit&sn.
is leas mi geed, itirv
1 commeu, tlliOS2fiO;
Item Zihvtviimtmtntm.
A ISSOLUTKLV f tme.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
TIHH powder never varies. A murvei'ef pn
rlty, strength and wholrsemones. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold ln competition with the multitude
of low test, short weight, alum or pbesphnte
Powders. VWI entu in 01m, KeYAI, 1IAK1NU
Pewmcu Ce., ion Wall street, New Yerk.
uiartl-lydAlyw
ITANTED-ON Oil IlKKOItK Al'IHL 1, 18H0,
tt for traveling man and wire, two fur
nished rooms with or without beard.
.. . II V. DlttrrtY,
d3Htd Cnre llewmnn t Musscr.
ITIOltTIIINOH
3 OVKI.,ODDANDUHKFUL,
rioteKltl.HMAN'n.
Ne. West King Street.
I! HAVE NOW IN CONNECTION WITH
our Hhlrt Factory a Hand Laundry, and
are prepared te de outside work. One trial Is
nil we ask. Our ompleycs had 15 years' experi
ence In Trey laundries.
lUMwdlt JW NOHTII QUEEN ST,
rpiIE FINEST LINE OK WAX HTKIUO
JL Acid nnd I'nrnllne Candles for Iho Holi
days, ut JIIi.I.EllH HOAP CO,
170l IlKNT-THE HTOUE UOOM, NO. 10
! Last King Ktri-ct. Immediate ikmsossIeii.
.,, w JACOIKfAHliK,
J'-tel Ne. 88 Meuth Duke Btrcet,
1TANTED-A NTltONO YOUNO MAN TO
njLTK'rNWr"" I,,w,,,wrt- A,,n,y
DYHTKIW I 11EST OYHTEItH IN TIIK MAIU
kct served In nil styles, and meals al all
hours, at Oil AlU.r.S K. HOrtTKIfH, In the r ur
of the Central Market, Oysters ln the shell or
opened sorted te private families. Telephone
connection. nev20-2indll
IaitOM APRIL 1, INTO, NEW TWO-STORY
J nnd Mansard Reef Heuse en Columbia
avenue ; ntue rooms,
Fer further linrllculnra
inquire nt
HllAUUiVJJUIlNl'
iti7-
tfd 1 1 North Queen 8t., Ijincuistcr, Pa.
F
OR
HIURTH, COLLARS AND CUFFH,
eie te
i:ilIlMAN'H .
Ne. 42 West King Street.
irANTED-FAR.MERH TO MAKE CON
V tract for Milk forthe cemhigear. Must
apply before January 1st,
....",!":N'PA?Ti:ilCAIlAMI:l'CUMPANY.
dll-lMcl.titHll
TOIIUKR'tt LIQUOR STORE.
. '.,-U. nE -MONTEHEI4.0 CnAMPAtlNE In
hnir bnsleets, U quarts or 12 pints. Alse line nnd
cheap Wines.nt ROIIRER'H LIQUOR STORE.
Ne. 22 Centre Square, Lancaster Pa.
rTtHE FINEST LINE OF
WAX KTF.RIC
X. Acid nnd Pnrallue Ciuulles for
days, nt MILLER'S HOAP CO.
thu Hull-
BOAK1J-ELKOANT ROOMS TO RENT.
Willi beanl. Parties mevlnu- and bne
occupied the sauie for two
sen
MI
ears.
IIHSK54 flTl.t.
d31-2t
Ne. 137 North Charlutie Htfeet.
171 ARMER3 WANTED TO SUPPLY M I LK
; AT TIIK
LANCASTER CARAMEL CO.,
e&S-lfiliftwR 835 Church HL. Luncuster, Pa.
fpiIK FINEST LINE OF WAX HTKIUO
J. Aeld nnd l"iirannc Candles for the Holi
days, ut M I LLEIfH HOAP CO
A NEW CLASS IN STENOGRAPHY WILL
open en Monday, January 8, ism In Kshlo Kshle
nian's ltw Uullillng. Tlie class Is new forming
aud a few mere scholars will be added. Apply
te M1HS M. A. DAI LEY, at the- rooms. Eshle
man s llulldlng, North DuUe street. d'iO.lwdR
1T10R RENT-THE
FINE Hl'ORE AND
J.' liwelllng, New.
..-,, i,,H, A..K1. 1 iiuu si oeuiu ejueen
formerly the Dnlsx Orecery. Will lie
together 4ir hennnilpu- Mini.iA ..... 1
nil it: 1.
rented
wagon shed en premises, Applv te
MRS. W.P. BUINTON,
, .... Ne- M Seuth Queen St
Or le EnwAiin P. Ilni.NieN, Att'y?
ADJOURNED HALK-TIIR PROPERTY AT
,, ,,,0,f.or,,eT..er "foeu and Houth Duke
streets, will pesltltcly be sold at the Iepiird
"V"!' '-nt King street, en Thursday, January
, , ,f t., ,.(l
t'ATHARINEOAHI'ER,
MARY CiVHPKII,
dlO-ltd
ADJOURNED PUBLIC HALK-WILL UK
sotdeiiTiiursday,Jan.2, lwe.nt 1 p. in.,
sharp, at s lern go warehouse of A. O. Ilresey. 215
Concord street, household goods te w It ; Organ,
Hewing Machines, Bed Resmi Suits, Furniture
efnll kinds. Hteves, Curpets, Knives and Ferks,
and everything pertaining te housekeeping,
sumo being In lueu short tlmeenlv. Come unci
secure bargulns. JOEL L. HAINES, Auct.
,ltd
HOLIDAY GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST.
Yen will find etery article of eurp.lert ever
ChristmiiN Stock, markesl ilewn le prices that
must muke them go. Dells ut Ilnlf Price.
I'lusli Uoedsut Half Price. And many ether
articles tee numerous te mention. Come In
uud leek them ever.
MltS. E. SI. WOODWARD,
"'t3 Ne.20KKast King St,
T.TAVK YOU A COLD? DO YOU riAsiP
A7u .bliJ,,i V-i'I"''1 ' ..5""0?.'?. ?? 'T
..... ..., .,,,,, Linirj mm iiuieueunu will
cure; 011. Price, 25c,
FRAILKY'H EAST END PHARMACY,
n-i . . . . (Opposlte Fjisterc Market.)
Tin" liest bleed purltler Is Fralley's Hnrssiia-
rllln CeiniKiuiid, a combination orthe best til-
temtlves kne 11 te medical science. Price. 50e
tltul " .M.W.FAw
INSTATE OF FREDERICK (IOO.S, LATE OF
U thu city of Lancaster, deceased. Letters
testamentary en said estate having been
Krentwl 10 the undersigned, all persons lu.
ilebted thereto are requested te muke liimie.
dlute payment, und these having claims or
demands tigulnst the same, will present them
w Itheut delay fursettleinent te the undersigned,
residing ut Ne. 214 North Mulberrr stm-t. Lan
vaster,!. tJOHN PHILIP WOLF.
C. U, Basslkr, Executer.
Attorney. dcclI,I8,20iJuiiI,ll,lK
J" ANCAbTLR UUSINESS COLLEGE.
J . iMCAsrr.li, Dee-ember, 18SD.
lJEAiiHnieit Madam: Yeu nre cordially In
J!V. .'.'.'.X1"11 ,no 1'ANCASTKR BUSINESS
L.ULL1.UL, at lu new quarters. Ne. SI North
Dulie street, before entering jour son or daugh
ter lu January, Convince yourself of the genu
Incness or the article before Intestine. Six
eung I aiIIph and Gentlemen from this Institu
tion leek lMMltlens since Octobers!.
Address. H. C. WElDLhlt, Principal.
M
ART1N BROS.
OUR-
Every Hollea
Shall Be Met.
NEW RESOLVE
-FOR-
1890,
n iceuraged by your generous patronage tim
ing the past year. Pushing, Active, Awake te
every ilcmnnd of Iho hour we greet ou,
A geid store " for Ibe people " where best service-,
low prices nnd reliable goods meet you.
This January shall murk, In store hlttery, an
epoch of bargains here.
We start te-marrow (stere closed tedjyluu
aillve C'l'T-I'RICE CLEARING SALE.
Uok for llurgiliu lu Cl.itlilng and Furnish,
lug Goods.
MARTIN BROS,
N08. M AND NORTH QUEjKN BT.
ttrtw cvifftttHI
rARniAOE WOJIKM.
OOngOM OAXltlAOI W0WCJ,
Cerner of Duks and t Vinci Streets (termsrly
Norbeck A Mllcy),
OEO. 8. NORBECK, Prep.
Mnmiractureref FlnrCanlaces, Buggln, Mar-
IS?LniFlA''cwIlalirWaren for sal cheap.
UllatPocrsem Carriage Works. df-lydH
RKNT-PltOM AHKID 1st.
NEXT. .
nig He
rsvs;iai iiiACKStnitn-B Hfmn
with dwell-
ng noise, situated alUreenUnd Mills. ln Kut
Lampeter township. Annlvtn
,... .. KLIZAUETII O. E. BATBR.
elf-lldP. 413 North Duke HL. Lancaster, Pa,
13 EDUCTIONH.
aot,,",enIfat reduced prices,
McQKANN 4 NOWLKN.
Ne. 139 North Queen Bt
ITIOIt IIENT-8EC0ND FIXJOR ROOM (75
) reet by 23 feet); all conveniences; (star
stairway. Ne. 16 North Queen street. Posses
sion given Immediately en April t. Is).
-n... ... . SMADIt 4 BURNS,
d27-lfd 11 North Queen HU, Lancaster, Pa.
HE FINEST LINE OKIMI-ORTEU AND
Demestic Cigars In the city. Clear Ha-
JJn Chrars, our manufacture, In boxes of M,
DEMUTHIS CIGAR STORE.
al8-ifdR
114 East King Street.
TEYHIONE BUINES8 COLLEGE.
MS Day Course. 90 Night Session.
An Institution strictly flrstlass, where young
men and women aie thoroughly and practically
ustrjictcdlaall business brencheTm writ
ing, Penmanship, etc.. Jf-ris-
,. . W. D. MOSSER, Prin.f
tfdAw 10 North Queen St., lAncaster, Pa.
TIllVATi: HALE.-TIIE OLD E8TAB-A-m-i'Vi'n1
1 J0"' '"blng Bakery of P. Kareh, at
M llerstllle. Ijincaster county, Is offered for
nie. Satisfactory reasons for selling. Rare
chance for a young business man. Inquire at
the bakery or at Ne. 539 Poplar street, Laneas
Ur I dec31-lwd
JTIOR RENT FROM APRIL 1. 1880-TH E
3 Large Millinery Parlors nnd Dwelling en
second noerNos. 60 and 62 West King street.
?i,?vin,teyer ? Confectionery. Alse secemd and
third floors of the house, with second and third
fleer bad, building, large dining-room and
kitchen ; rciitrcRsennble. Apply at
d3Mtd NO. 62 WEST KINO STREET.
pilOCTOR'S OPERA HOUSE.
Procter 4 Soulier. Proprietors and Managers.
iiTilfirjl?5! 1nd..We(1,!5,(,ay December 31. and
January 1, Matinee New Year's Day Ilan'l
Sully." lu two funny plays. Tuesday evening
-VTWCn TO MY
FRIENDS AND CUS-
X 1UJ1I.KMI
i nnve lecateu temporarily my office and
w!rEre9IJ!?.ni.t,w "nutnern Market, corner of
SOUTH OUEEN AND VINE KTIlfelrrM .nri
sleck a flnenssortmentef Slelahs. iinir.
&wVnLroAenWV'imlly. images, and tlfe
?,?. cukJen;,S.,rU.'.nll.cl ."' own manufac
ture. Special attention Is given tereiwlrlng.
alwavs win"." l"Wt W nd fU'r aealluB.
iec2t-tfd ' J. H. NORBECK, Agent,
12
S,:'.iC?NT' nBBENTIIRE STOCK
Ccrttnrates ln mttlttnifis firsina ,tiA nnn
Milueefaslmie effullv until nn ei,...w nn..,tVT
a guaranteed caslidlvldeudef 12 per cent, per
nniiuiii.iinynble semi-annually, are Issued by
the Building nnd Lean Association or Dakota.
Membership fee per share, M.0O. Stock may be
converted Inte cash nrtcr two years. Several
thousand dollars are needed te fill approved ap
plications for leans.
Correspondence fcollelted.
tn n ,, u. i,W. STARLING, Manager.
Philadelphia Olllce, h
N4. 411 Walnut Street. Jiml-3meed
OHOCS AND SLIPPERS,
BARGAINS FORTHE HOLIDAYS,
Yeu could net mnkea mere acceptable Christ
mas Present thnn u geed pair of Shoes or Blip
pers. Ve have received another Invoice of
Ihese Celebrated 3.00 Shoes for Men. In nil the
tees and widths, and the best shoe Ter 12 00 that
Ismade. We have Ladles' Shoes nt all prices,
and you cannot fall te be suited. '
Plenty or Beets-coarse nnd fine. Goetlycar's
Gleve Rubbers nre tencedcxl te be the best In
the market, and these are what we sell almost
exclusively; it full line en hand. We have a
toeso'oulVo'usW!1181 W a,,X,OU
WM. H. GAST,
V4 F NO. 103 NORTH QUEEN ST.
T
HE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
Great Reductions
-IN-
PRICES
-or-
Laclies', Misses' & Children's
WINTER COATS
-AT-
THE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE
Frem te-day we will uiTereur Entire Stock of
Coats at such reductions lu prices as will make
them the best goods for the money In the city.
Remember there will be no shum about our
Reductions. We will make n big dlfterencatn
the price of every garment In order te sell every
Ceiut In sleck If possible.
GEO. F. RATHV0N,
25 East King Street,
mnrOO-lydlt
LANCASTER, PA.
s
KATES AND SLEDS.
OLD WEATHER PROPHETS
Maintain that we will yet have
Severe Winter Weather.
WHEN' IT COMES,
Remember That We Have the Finest Stock
-OF-
SKATES
'Ml
-AND.
SLEDS
ix this Tev
40-42 N. QUEEN ST.,
XKXT POOR TO POBTOFFICE.
V.V1." eiuiesuiiy miuince, uourey, the Tal or":
Jr mn-ii?myeV!Xm.'r,'.'1,",.dr Nelan." Prices
15, JO, J0, ft) and 75 cts Jlmntlnoe, 20, aeand 60 cts,
Thursday, Irlday, Saturday nnd Saturday
matinee, January 2,3 and 4-" The Fugitive.''
Pr ccs, 5. 20, 50, 6t and 73 cU. tfil-itrt
Reilly Bres. & Raul),
Dttm aVateHi-irmtut.
M
ETZGER HAUGHMAN.
Great Reduction in. Price 7
TO CLOSE
HAKDSOIE SEAL
- AND
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH COATS,
- AT
Metzger & Haugh man's,
Net. 38 and 40 West Kinq Street, Lancaster, Pa.
(OPPOSITE THE
Stent &rttmnt.
A?y.?P? Paraflne Candles for ths Hou
rs, at MILLEK'a HOAP CO.
fJUIE LAIIQEST AND FINEST LINK OF
- Meerschaum and French Briar Pines,
Clear Helders, Clar Cases, 8nuU Bexss antf al
kinds of smoker's articles.
DKMUTUTJ RIQAR BTORE.
Ill East King street.
als-tfdR
r
Oil
HANDSOME NECKTIES,
Ge te EHISMAN'R,
Ne. 42 West King Street,
4- Aeldand laranne Candles for the Hell-
lays, at MILLERS HOAP CO.
Ty-E EXAMINE EYES FREE.
Speotaeles I
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE!
Ten Think Tour Eyes Are Geed I
mlr. ?en have them examined you will probably
find that there Is something wrong with them,
and that glasses will be a great help te yen.
J,fe..ue Inimitable "Dl A MANTA' lenses,
which are made only by us, and recommended
by leading Oculists as the best aids te defec
tive vision.
500 UeW Spectece' WdO 1 nsual price,
-"P?!016' BOe'L ""n1 Pr,ee. 1.00.
Artificial Eyes Inserted, 1 ; usual price, 10.
M.ZIKEHAH&BRO. 130 S.llDth Street,
OPTICIANS. PHILADELPHIA.
Between Chestnut and Walnut Blreets.
mva-lyd
THF .5"INE8T iASK ev WAX HTERIO
a. Acid and Paraflne Candles Ter the Holl Hell
days, at MILLER'S HOAP CO.
O.REATE8T REDUCTION,
Annenncement
Extraordinary !
The Greatest Reduction of all In
FINE TAILORING
-AT-
H. CERHKRTS,
Overcoats made te order at cost price.
Trousers reduced from $10 te S3 ; from $3 te K ;
from til tot! DO.
Heavy Suitings reduced at the same rale.
Full Dress suits of the latest style material,
satin lined, at 129.
This Is the most sweeping reduction ever
made ln Fine Tailoring, and will enable the
cash buyer te get a nrt-elass article for the
same money he would have te pay for a ready
made one.
H. Gerhart,
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
etrr.tfd
CJTEAM ENOINEAND U0ILERWORK8.
Steam Engine
-AN
Beiler Works.
Visitors te the Fair,
It will pay you te call at my Works aud ex
amine our Stock of
Engines !
, AJ!?W.UI'. te Quete yen price? and see
facility for turning out work.
Portable Engines.
4 Herse-Power.
6 Horse-l'ower
8 Herse-Power
10 Herse-Power
15 Heme-Power
20 Iiorne-1'ower
5 42J
175
6Si
675
.... 875
.... 1,175
Portable Engines,
SECOND-HAND.
6 Herse-Power...
8 Herse-Power...
15 Herse-Power...
..tra
..275
Boilers, Second-Hand.
Five 30 Herse-Power, HO In. Dlam., 16 feet Lene,
tMJ In, Tubes. Price, 1175 aud 1150.
One Beiler, f In. Dlam., IS feet Leng, 21 S In.
lube 12 fet Leng, with Fire Frent
Canting, $125.
I CARRY THE LAROK3T STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
IN THE CITV OF LANCASTER, PA.
Manufacturer of Stationary Engines, Mill nnd
Mining .Machinery, Saw Mills, Uurk nnd
Cob .Mills, Pumps, etc.
Contractor for Steam Heating, Direct or Iudl
IVfc, .'I UJ 41,t 1, 1411.1,
OUR HOT AIR FURNACE
IS THE HIT IN THE MARKET.
Repairing Promptly Attended Te.
Jehn Best,
PROPRIETOR,
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
- LANCASTER, PA,
.V
OUT OUR-
PLUSH COATS
-
-
COOPER HOUSE.)
gtent &btevttcmcrit
SHE FINEST LINE OF WAX STER1C
Acid and Psraflne Candles for the Holl Hell
'S, at MILLER1 BOA CO.
OUR MAKE OF UOLDEN LION AND MIA
tucrlda&n CI Mrs wnnet be excelled.
w . u.i u ..I?i!l,TH'H CIGAR STORE,
&jaMlihed 1770. Ill East King StrneL
al-trdft
rpmecT & siiANh,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS
GENT'S OUTFITTERS I
maraMyR1"11"00"8'""1-
1889 and 1890:
We Intend organizing a Preparatory Depart
ment after January 1, 18S. Veune Men and
Jlf" ""Wltieel at very low rates te nt them
for the Business Celleae Course, Full partlcu
iPJWP lorenappllcatlon ntCellcKO Reems,
Ne. M North Duke street, l'lcased te have you
call whether you enter or net. .
A28-lwd H.C.WE1DLER. Principal.
$oet0 ant hoce.
H
AVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS ?
"IT'S AN ILL WIND THAT IILAESOUDE
TO NABODV."
STACKH0USE,
28 and 30 East King St.,
WILL SELL
"200 PAIRS MEN'S BOOTS
At t!M for the rtOO Article and Jl 75 for the
t2 60 Beet.
BECAUSE THEV LOST SOME OF THEIR
LUSTRE IN THE RECENT FIRE.
NO FIRE OR WATER DAMAGE, SIMPLY
LESS LUSTRE FROM SMOKE.
Yeu don't often linve n chance like this, nr
nmlne the Reeds nnd you will beapttebuy.
Yeu certainly will If you knew n banrnln when
j oil see It. and we cues you de.
4Slere will lie cloned en New Year's Day.
D P. STACKH0USE,
Nes. 28 and 30 Eairt King Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
T EADINUSI10E8T0RE.1N LANCASTER.
New Resolves!
The old year, full of memorable events,
baa yet but a few hours grace, when it
shall have beeome a thing of the pnst
another for Futher Time te add te thu
uunibcr of eventful bygones. With
merchants, progressive in thought nnd
act, old resolves nnd old business meth
ods are permitted te depart peacefully
with it. Te-morrow the New Year will
be with us. The making of new resolu
tions, as guides for tlie future, will lie in
order, and many and various will be the
kinds made. Here It will be n betterment
of business methods in tlie best shoe
stere iu Lancaster. Bettering the ser
vice j bettering the grades of loot wear j
bettering the prices in a sense of cheap
nesswherever it's possible te de se.
We're net egotistic ; we're neither se old
nor se wise that we may net Ienrn. The
past has taught us muili in buying and
Belling shoes ; the future has mere in
store, and of it we mean te be masters.
Thnt means that while our putreus have
been well served in the past, accommo
dations must nnd will be better in the
future such as te merit continued con
fidence and such favor as is their's te nc nc
cerd. With many thanks te the trade
for the very generous pntreimge extended
during the pnst year, we wteh each and
all a Happy New Year.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Queen Btreet, Lancas
ter. Pa.
H
OLIDAYSLIPI'KRH.
Grand Display
OF-
Siiws!
Ialwnys had ene of the Largest Lines and As
sortments or Men's, Heys' and Youth's Holiday
Sllpiiers, but the Line ami AKxertiimit I bought
for this season surpasses all these of the past,
I have Men's Embroidered flippers at 19c.
A Line of Meu's, Ladles', M Uses', Bey's and
Youth's at 69e.
The Handsomest TSc Slippers In the city. By
buvlnir this Slimier ln e-rv lnrL-enuaiiiltlen I
am enabled te sell at 75e. It is n regular 1 1 00
Biipper una nurpafcaes in aiyie ana quality any
you will see marked tlsouheie at the same
prices.
A full line at II In Light and Dark Celers, In
J An, UIM, J-4 4 4TI 4-4 1 441144 4jpemi,.
My II Dark .henlll Kinhrnlilered Kiln.
pers you will net lee marked olseuhere le
uiun 91 ue.
Handsome line at 51 50 and 12 00 have allar-t
riveu.
Men's Patent Leather Oxfords, Jl SO and $2 00 ;
Hey's, Si SO, nnd Youth's and MUes f 1 Z
Lnrgest Display In City can be keen in my:
J144C 444U4104V.
The One-Price Cash Heuse.
Chas. H.Frey,
(Successor te PREY 4 ECKEUT) the Leader of
Ix)w 1'rlccs In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOS. 3 4 5 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
NOTICE-Htere open Evcnlnsi of December,
Holiday
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