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S Jehn J ranis; cernwij"'"
I.. a nrrlintn i treasurer.
D0 Huff librarians, Geerge uenin,
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Sri. M. WaumMmt, MIm Florence
d ?5WJ JKLr!: ' NffiZ ff'M.HaU
!S25K,". nlii n
i-,'- OAeen of the Methodist Sunday schoel:
f ,uwrliitenQere, u. w. rattiest ,
' IUr. Gee. Oaul j secreUry, Koeie nigiuen
Mmmnr, Kimer,u. jswrnuni """".
Kn. Urn. 8. Mutten l superintendent Infant
4tatjrtinent, Mrs. A. 0. Brunei ;t Miiiwnw,
m MUMS Annle and Emma Eckmsn, Mrs.
' i'Fter and A. C, Brunert chorister. A.
nTST..,. .-i.Lnt. MIm Crewnshlelds;
i MfMlst, Miss neuter.
:" UM - . An&tiittlnvAvniiinffanu broke
rj, i ivw ! wm j "-, -
TnegrJphss struck the town with Ml
tore, and the number of poepleon the sick
list is very large. Over fifty railroaders
have reported etrduty en account of slck
neas. Drs. Craig and Tayler are en the
sick list. ... .... .
Special Agent Moere, or the U. 8. post pest post
"ee department, held a coherence en
Saturday afternoon In the offlce of Andrew
J. Kautfman, esn., with a number of cltl-
- wens of the town. He slated he came te
determine the question of removing the
pottefflce from lis present location. J ne
uptown and downtown advocates were
present and the discussion was harino harine harino
Bieaa throughout. Mr. Moere will return
onFridsyefthlsweek, at which time he
- expects te receive prepositions as te loca
tion and building should Individual enter
prise desire te erect a building for the post pest
office. It Is understood that there are cit
izens who bave expressed a willingness te
erect a building uptown for that purpose
The public schools opened te-day iitler
the holiday vacation.
Jehn Nlssleyleft this morning for Ual
vesten, Texas, where he will work at his
trade or machinist.
The delivery 'bus of Samuel Campbell
was en the rampage this morning and ran
against a sign pest en Third street. A deer
was broken oil. ... , ,
The week of prayer will be observed In
several of the town churches this week by
services every evening. ,,,.,,
The funeral of Jehn Smith was held this
morning from Hely Trinity Catholic
church.
' Odell Williams and company will appeat
In tha opera house en Thursday and lrl-
1' day nlghla, In "The Judge.". . ..
ti .. a Intnflinvaralital a disturbance In tlie
. irmnrv en Haturdav n I irlit durltiK a per-
bSj' fermance given by a dentist and troupe.
Tee boys will preuauiy ue sucuier nieir
conduct.
The following trustees of the Old Colum
bia Public Ground company were elected
" en SaturdaT afternoon : tl. A. Orove, J. S.
Strine and Milten Wike.
.itrneiw dbawx.
Tfca Men Who Will Serve lit the Fobnt Febnt Fobnt
ery and March Courts.
Judge Livingston, Sheriff Bttrkholder
and Jury Commissioners Benes and Clark
drew the following jurors this afternoon
for the February and March courts :
Common Pleas, February 1t.
Simen Butt, farmer, West Denegal.
H. G. Bruckhart, dealer, West Hemp
field. Hugh Armstrong, surveyor, Marllc.
Christian Ulrlch, shoemakpr, Straslmrg
township.
Aaren n. Shirk, jiiKtlce of peace, luist
Cocallce. .
Isaac A'eung, farmer, Washington Ber.
Levi B. Yoder, Justice of peace, Carnar
von. B. Frank Maxwell, tinner, East Dru Dru
mere. .
Weslev Boyd, painter, Maner.
II. F. Bewman, painter, Mil waid, city.
Frank Shlliett, gent, Columbia.
.E.,l Snyder, fereman, 4th ward, city.
JP. Frank Evans, drover, Warwick.
(Jeorge W. Toinllnsen, farmer, Munhelm
tewnslup.
II. H. Met7ger, carpenter, 4th ward, city.
Jehn Fasnacbt, carpenter, Earl.
Clayten I. Dellax en. farmer, East Earl.
Christian M. Brackblll, furmer, Sallv
bury.
Bartholemew Simpsen, farmer, Marllc.
Jeseph Bupp, tinner, West Earl.
H. IS. Bretieman, carpeiitcr, Slra-diurg
township.
S. 8. ltttln, gent, 2J ward, city,
Edward S. tllelm, cigar uianufiictnrer,
Xancaster township.
,j B. Frank Brenemau, iiierchaiit,iVl ward,
citv.
Jehn Sheck, coal merchant, Mt. Jey ber.
Jacob D. Kehr, farmer, Mauhclin twp.
W.K.Goedmatt, farmer, East llemplleld.
A. B. Pommy, carpenter, Peun.
C. Ij.Mver, inerchaiit, Upjier Eeaeeck.
Gee. A." Wallace, lumber dealer, East
Earl. , ,
Gee. Hardv, potter, 8th ward, city.
Peter B. Wanner, farmer, Earl.
Jehn A. SaUenbt'tger, farmer, Upper
LHaceclr
Solemon W. Haines, rlgarmaiiiiractuier,
West Cocallce.
Jeseph Kaulfheld, grocer, Columbia.
Jacob M. Eberly, farmer, Penn.
-. J. M. Slieafler. merchant, Ephrute.
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Adam R. Keyer, gentleinan, E. Cocalli'e.
D.'E."Xenc. crecer, 9th wanl city.
R. Xb Patterseu, farmer, Coleraln.
'Jehn R. Reyer, miller, Clay.
E. D. Reath, justice of pcace, Marlelts.
C. A". Westbaeffer, agent, Uth wanl, city.
E. J. Knox, farmer, Salisbury.
Harvey G. Keller, harbor, 8th ward, city.
Jehn Amnion, farmer, East Earl.
P. P. Seutmau, justlceef peace, Salisbury
Cyrus Newpber, carpenter, East Eail.
. Cyrus Engle, farmer, Ceney.
P. W. Jtousekcepori merchant, East
Prutnere.
Common riens-Febmary 17.
Jehn P. Frank, notary public, Columbia.
P. M. Hosteller, farmer. Leaceck.
Jacob F. Andrews, plumber, Stmsburg,
township.
Samuel Clarke, grocer, 4lh ward, city.
JehnV.ellersJr., farmer, Earl.
S. II. Boyd, collector, Columbia.
Gee. Harnlsh, farmer. West Lampcter.
Jehn Gess, laborer, Ceney.
Levi B. Brubaker, larmer, Warwick.
Wm, P. Geed, assessor, Warv Ick.
A. P. Rebrer, florist, Lancaster twp.
Ellas Steber, merchant, West Cocallce.
Wm. S. BlKgs, plumber, 7lh ward, city.
Christian llerr, (Pequca), farmer, West
Lampeter.
IvanS. Bear, Inn koejer, Manhelm twp,
Tobias II. Heller, gout., Ellzxbethtewu.
Jamea V, Gait, gentleman. East Earl.
Ben.l, Ohmlt, gentleman, Marietta.
Jehn G. Snyder, farmer, Itaphe.
Jacob Stehman, jr., fanner, Conesterr.
Geerge A, Kemper, printer, Epbrata.
Philip Demes, grocer, 8th ward, city.
il. 8. Bewman, merchant, Mt. Jey ber,
Milten J.Huber, farmer, West Lampeter.
Ames W. Martin, farmer, Salisbury.
Nathaniel Ryan, sexton. Till ward, city.
Atvln Walten, farmer, Bart.
A. J. Bletcher, carpenter, 8th ward, city.
C B. Herahey, laborer, Coueslega.
Levi Watts, merchant, 1 Jist Earl.
Silas 8. llerr, farmer, Fulton.
Cvrus NeflT, farmer, Maner.
Ilenry Eberly, merchant, liist Cocallce.
P. II. Graham, merchant, f'th ward, citv.
Henry S. Williamson, merchant, 2J
ward, eity.
Clayten Wenger, milled West Earl.
Jehn M. Meedlngcr, foreman, ad w aid,
city.
Christ. MrGlnnls, painter, 4th ward, city.
Sylvester Celeman, cigarmaker, E. )Url.
I .valentine Heffman, brushmukur, Uth
ward, city.
r uee. Buaiiuer, geniiemnn,
Jjf Wm. Rled, cigunnaker, E
iCtr Mm. Martin, tinsmith, E
lift- JlaertB. Leaman, farn
uee. Buainter, geiuiuman, Ait. any ier.
i-ist iiencgui.
Earl.
fitrmur. Stralinri?
teWBshlp.
, .H. 8. Helllnger, farmer, ICphnita.
H. P. Black, stone cutter, Columbia.
Jehn II. Ijiudis, miller, Maner,
Jehn Kbersele, farmer. East Denegal.
F. 8. Hess, fiirmer, Salisbury.
Jeta E. Herahey, farmer, I-aucaster twp.
Qasrter Serious, March :i.
Hikw CrafOtw, tlntmtth, 2d ward, city. ?
Jeapit Ucyttj. cigarmaker, Ephrata.
Htraain. iisuey, larmer, i-ant iicmp-
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HSHr, tfarataker, Waal Ear),
Henry Tl Hear, blacksmith, Leacoek.
Keubcn If. Fahnestock, nilller, fcphratn
Jehn P. Stehman, farmer, West Hemp-
A.'li. Kshleman, gent, Prtradlfe. , ,
Jacob Wllllnger, clgarmaker, 4th wanl,
dtv. Iff "
Gee. F. Weldler, cigar m.-tnuthelurcr,
!a. Wlke, engineer. Columbia.
Tlioe. Htestand, lumber doaler, Earl.
Jehn Slgmnn, laborer, Poquea.
A. E. Leng, ftrtner, East , rmpctef.
J. N. Davis, clgarmaker, East Hetnbllelil,
J. K. Ilcssier, larmer, i erwicK.
Samuel Bewman, farmer, Salisbury.
8. O. Selfert, cenveyancer, Brecknock.
Wm. H. Shutte, coach maker, Mt. Jey
township.
J. Addison Wlilte, carpenter, Manhclin
borough.
1). S. Kurt, farmer, Easl linrl.
Jehn Deerr, butcher, East HcmpfieUl.
B. S. Schlauch, assessor, Kar.
James J. Plnkerten, mcrchant.Celtimbla.
Wre. Feley, laborer, Columbia.
Ell J. Barr, miller, Lttltc
Beardlv 8. Patterson, farmer, liltlle
BriUln.
Barten M. Weaver, farmer, I-ast Earl.
Heward Brlnten, farmer, Coleraln.
W. O. Fralley, druggist, al ward, city.
Jehn I.. Stroll), blacksmith, Ephrata.
Martin Krclder, gent, al ward, city.
D. W. Shertrer, gent, Cth ward, city.
Ellis Bachinan, furniture dealer, Slras
burg ber. .
JetmS. Mailer, teacher, East Itempfipld.
Henry I, Landls, farmer, Mnnhelm twp.
It. B. heng, tobacco dealer, Manhelm
le-.
Plorce Flery, Mackatnllh, Warwick.
Eevl Gretf, gent, Olh ward, citv.
Frank liCinliigten, Shoemnlter, West
Cocallce.
H. A. Snvder, clgarmaker, Maner.
Samuel lllek. Carpenter, "tit wanl, city.
Granville Shoemaker, miller, Ceney.
Daniel McUewun, Jr., furmcr, Bart.
Samuel Schelrich, blacksmith, West
Hempfleld.
Scott Hamsker, Iren worker, Columbia.
Henrv Bewman, farmer Piovldence,
A. O. Brown, farmer, Salisbury.
Writ oriteplovln.
N. F, Hall, alteriey for Win. S. Murr,
has Issued a writ of replevin for ftirniture
and hotel fixtures, valued at fSO, levied
u ten by Christian Kline, conslnble, for
Jacob II. Smith. Murr occupied Mr.
Smith's hotel at Millport, SlruRburg town
ship. .1
"VViuit the Turin" Inerciinud.
Frank R.l)iirenderncr, tliercprosuntnllve
of the EancaHter county tobacieo raisers,
went te Washington en Sundayi He with
ethor reprcsontetlvcs of tobacco grewcis
In ether Rectiens of the state and Union
will be given a hearing by the wayH and
means committee this week. They will
nsk that en 'ncrcaRed dutv be Disced en
Sumatra tobacco. Congressman llresliiH
will present the case In behalf of Pennsyl
vania luteresls.
NHllht FlreN In Kphrnln.
The smoke hotise en the premtsosef Jehn
Pair, In Ephraln, was destroyed by flre en
Suuday, The meat of two hegs!wai con cen
mii liieif. Less, about fflO. '
The reef of the hotise of Wilsen Polr Pelr Polr
wechter was discovered te be en llre en
Sunday afternoon, The llre was extin
guished with a few buckets of water, Iem,
trilling.
Sued ler Malluleus Trcspnivt.
August Sch! vers went en the premises of
Cathcrlne Casjier en Saturday and cut
down a tree. Fer doing se he was prose
cuted for malicious trespass before Alder
man A. F. Ponnelly and gave bail for u
hctring.
Cut Ills Feet.
Themas J. Smith, of Proviiience town
ship, who was te-day clected iindcrkoeper
at the prison, met with n painful accident.
He was chopping kindling weed, when the
axe sirucK ins root, cutting a ten line gusli,
City Property Meld.
The real estate of the assigned estate of
Henry C. Heller and wlfe, en Church and
Washington streets, oflerod at public sale
en Satunlay evenlng.wns sold, Mrs. Anna
Keller was the purchaser for -10 1, subject
te n mertgage J,lUl.n2.
Arrested for Wlfe lleutlnir.
Harry Lyens has been prosecuted before
Aldermau Barr for beating bis w I found
also with dcsortleii, Ile was held fern
hearing.
Poed or Assignment.
Martin B, llruekliart, of Penn township,
made an assignment te-riav for the benellt
of creditors tu Edward MeMillliu.
Ellas K. Steltzftias nnd Wife, or Lcacoek
township, asslguml te-day for the benefit
of creditors le C, K. Slelffuss and ( S.
Lapp,
A Sure KIkii r n Mild AVIuler.
Chief of Police Smeltz has u grasshopper
of tromendeiis sire, which wns found en
North Duke utreet this morning. He
looked as happy as though It )at .summer.
Tim Eure)Han WUard bus no eminl In till
ing the piiKt, present unit future, lu-utltif hid.
den treasure, brings ircouclllutlens, und shows
you a correct likeness of your future partner,
und tells oil what etl are best uclapted for.
Calf and lie com I need, IjkIIck, W cents; goii geii goii
tlfinen.ll. Ne. 4SG West Kliuj slicvl, teenier of
Mary. Janl-'lld
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HE 1II ALLTHA'P UK PROMISED.
A ItendlnncYeunirMuii Tell ii lteporter
Hew Ills l.ll'e WusSiiveil uud lleenme
uHtrentr, Healthy MunAifitln A ltd'
Flve Itcudltm PhysleluiiH Hud
FuIUhI te DeHIiii Any (loed.
Mr. Allert Meycr, of Franklin nnd Orange
streets, ltcudlinr, l'a,, tells a reporter u mere ri
murkable story ubeut tils sutt'erlnKs, He said i
"About three J curs age my heallh liegnn te full
and grew rapidly worse until I became se ncuk
thut I hud te glu up work, I consulted at
least Ave physicians, who could net gleine
any relief, my appetite fulled and sleep became
very restless. I had pains In buck, was languid
and ultimately my nervous sjslein became all
shattered ; from u healthy, robust young nu.n
1 became a mere reck of my former self nnd
totally unlit for uny kind of work. Ne ruute
could be assigned fur the trouble ; every pl))l
clan had his ewu theory ; some said It was ma
laria, ethers ll er trouble, weukness.rte. About
three yean age I reimtltcd Dr. Theel, of Phila
delphia. He gtte me a ery thorough ph)slcnl
exaiuluntleu, taking upeelal rare tocxumlue
my urlus with the mlcroeoope andeheiiileul
tests, for which 1 hnd le pay; then heexprvssed
the opinion thut my case was curable and feel
ing thut If there reully Mas nn tiling Iu medi
cine I wanted the benefit of It, and se placed
m self under Ills care, I tell you honestly thut
he kept his premise te cum me; after tne
ueeks' treatment 1 felt like a new man and
was ready fur work again In four months'
time. I Mas completely cured and did net
lese two du)s' work en account of slrk
nes. Since the first two weeks of treat
ment I cuunet help prattlng the ISx-.
ter. HlHKclentlfte method of treating disease
Is decidedly suierler te that of any ether phy
slclun that eertieatedme,und I believe of any
ether. Hels very careful by a rigid examina
tion, te find out nhat the disease reully Is, then
he will telleu at euce Iflt Iscuruble, He does
net charge a fee for n Islt, but for te cempltely
cure the disease. I found htm lienest nnd faith
ful te his premise uud a great phyxlcluu. Since
being cured J hae learned thut the doctor's
great success ever ull ethers Is mainly due te
his combining the science of the Allopathic,
Homeeopathic nod Kclectle sehcsjlsef medi
cine Iu his practice. 1 have sent him (H'rsens
wtse were unilctcd with some lutractablH dis
ease and lie never railed te give entire sutlk sutlk
factien In every ruse. 'Die doctor charged me
fJOO.OO for the treutmeut, und I nevcr.sient
money te a better advantage, us I consider my
health of the most luiK)rtume uud first consid
eration." Mr. Albert Meycr Is a strong, healthy looking
veungmnn, much resected by all vtiie knew
him. Ilelseuguged with his brother, Mho bus
a feed store nt Orunge und Franklin streets. He
says some phystciunu may feel hurt by him
speaking se plainly as ie his experience with
them, but at the sume time fulls te i-ee why that
should keep him from speaking the truth eud
pointing out the way for some suifcrer te a pliy.
vlelunwhecuu cure thym when nil ethers fall.
Dr. Thkfi., his seu and associates Mill he
here, today, Jan. 0, at, the AMERICAN
HOUSE. '1 heir ultlee hours ure from I) a. in. te
4 p.m. Evenings from CrW tekip. iu. Woad Wead
v.1m all sufferers le go uud fcee the, learned
physicians and spedulltts, but net tu forget te
take u ileuu bottle of their urine with them.
All these who can't make It convenient t) call
and see them during their stay should address
Dr.O. F. Theel, fiM.N'erlh Fourth street, Phila
delphia, Pa. u
9rttltB.
Ukamxiicickek.-Iu this city, en the 5th liut.,
William Ueaimtderfer, sged 56 years.
The relatlvei and friend et the family are re-
Kpectfulty Invited te attend tht funeral, from
his late residence, Ne. em Kt Chestnat street,
en Wednesday afternoon al 2M p. in, later,
ment private. t 2UI
OnLcnbRRi-On the nth lint. In Uits city,
M n r It n Luther, son of C A. slid Careline E. Ob
lender, sged 10 years, 4 months and 21 days.
The relatives and friends of the (smlly also,
iths Lancaster Cadets and Christ Lutheran San.
'day Scheel and the empleyes of Williamson
Fester's store, are Invited te attend the funeral,
from bin parent' reldnre,No.4CTManerstreet,
en Thursdsy afternoon at two o'clock. Ser
vices at Chrlat Lutheran church. Interment at
Zlen cemetery, ltd
HetiMAK.-In tlifs elty. en the 4tli Inst., Mary
Matilda, dauchtcrer Antheny and Tlllle Hoh Heh
man, In the SJ year of her age.
Therelstlvesand friends of the fanilly are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence, of her parents, Ne. 6d Locust
street,'eit Tuesday inernlna at SJ4 o'clock. InJ
tcnneiit at Bt. Antheny's cemetery. ltd
Market.
Livestock Prien.
l'liii.Anr.LMUA.Jsn. t-Ths receipts attha
Wect Philadelphia and North Pennsylvania
Dree Yards were l
Beeves, Bheep. Hees.
Fer the week W70 Jfl io&e
Previous week 1W , , SK
lleef cattle Although the receipts were 1,000
head heavier than for last week the geed de
mand caused prices te advance Me te He. We
quote! Kxtra, 6Hafic.! goel,844Ko ! mertlum,
tHWHe i common, VA c t t cows, SKt3Kc.
Hiiceu. Geed stock was readily Uken at firm
prices, while the low grades were dull and
lower. We quete: Extra, 60c; geed,
BJ-jaftet medium, !5e; common, 44c ;
C"ljinbs were actlve and firmer. We qtieUM
Extra, 77Je; geed, OJtfsdJje ; medium,'
f'.'i'SflK0 ! common, 80SMe.
Itmrs'scre active and lie higher. We quote!
nil Western. hVJ3AYA. according te condition
Kat cows were I
u uigu
IklZlULXUt
llolegna en
(GtaiSvlirad
llolegna cows were In moderate demand at
Hllpuery cows
were In fair demand at
Milch cows were In moderate demand at tout
Mllcb calves were sctlveet5ft7Jc.
I)rc8cd Peeves were In giKxl demand at
6,38c for city slaughtered.
l.tve Stoek Markets.
Chicago, JnnM.-Kcceipt. 3,W0: shipments
1,000; Hlcedy; Ibeeves, .) 0036 j ! ctk,
12 7&at3) i stockers and feedcrs.2 203 10;
cows, bull and mixed, SI 40.1 20 ; Texas cattle,
12 002 90 j weitern icangers, ft ,e j i.
IIeg-!lecelpU.19,0; shipments. 4,000: mar
ket steady; mixed, s Kiftta 7: neavy,
USO
S3 75; light, 3 6W;isij; iki,hwjw.
Sheep Itecelpts, 4,000: shipments. 1,000: mar
ket slleady; natives, 83 6035 TO ; Western woeled
ft 5nr, 40 ; shorn Texans.il t0y4 10; Iambi, 8500
te Mi J5 per hundred weight. ..,, ,.
East I.'uienTV. Cattle Receipt. 840: ship
ments, (W0; market slew ; prime, ;.J4VSMM:Soed.
H50400; flr.l2ftVa3 2."; hulls, 81 WS2 00; 11
cars shlpicd te New Yerk.
Hogs Itecelpts, 4000; shlpmenU. 3000;
market fair; best light Yerkers.rt BOO! 1,
medium and light Plilladelphla.'tS t3 :
heavy hogs, tl H0ffl3 1&; roughs, 8.KS3 75;
10rarsshlped toNew Yerk.
Hheep IlecelpU, 2000; shipments. 2400;
markctfirm! prime, 850o50e; gcssl, 81 m
fiie: r.ilr, UVtQ'iVi: common, 81 W2 50;
lambs, II&575.
drain nnd Previsions.
Ftirnlshed by 8. K. Ynndt, Breker.
Cuioaeo, Jan. e, 1.-00 e clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. Oats. Perk. Lord.
Year ...
January....,
2i;
fin, t
1120
February,
VfK
Ml
Miircn ,.......,..
April
May tiii
.lime
July si
CrudcUll m ..
6 W
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0 15
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Consels - :::
.. Cleslug Prices 2:15 o'clock p.
Wheat Cern Oats. Pc
ra.
or a.
YfMir -
Juiuinry ....
February ..
March
April..
May... ..
June
July-
Consels
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0 21)
0 30
U42
577
6 82
ADO
OW
015
31JJ
2UJ
005
70
Crude Oil
Winter Wheat...
Spring Wheat...,
Cern ..
Oats ....
Hye
Barley
103
Car IjOU.
27
51
tm
187
Receipts.
Head.
,., 28,000
... 15,000
Receipts Hees ....
Receipts -Cattle-
Stoek Marlceta).
Quotations by Reed, McGrann 4 Ca, bankers,
lucaster, l'a.
XKW YOIIK LIST,
Canada l'aclfle.
O. C. C. A I
Colerado Ceal
Central l'aclfle
Canada Southern
Chi. St. 1 A 1'bg.
Den. A Rie U
Del. L. A W
Krle
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20)1
Erie 2uds
Jer O .....
K. A T 1 1J
Iaiii. A N-.
I j. Shere IUi!
MX
leaJ
7iji
:iij2
75
lll(
lUJS
21H
sii
Mich. Len
Missouri I'Hclllc.
Heck. Valley.....
N. P
N. P. l'ref.
N. West-
7JJ
:iT"
7V,
HI
N. Y. U -
New England. - 4 t'l
East Tennessee- V)i
Omaha !U
Oregon Transcontinental.,, ill
OuUirleA W. l''?J
Pacific Mall :w
Richmond Terminal i
St. Paul 70
Texas Pacino. - 214
Union Pacific U7i
l.riV
l''.M
Wabash l'ref
Western U
West Shere Ponds.. ,
I-HILAPKM'IIIA LIST,
Leh. Val
11. N. Y. A l'hlla.
l'a. R. R.
Iteadlng I,,,,,.,,,, .,
Ixli. Nav - .....,...,
Hestenv, Puss .
P. A It -
N, Cciit.
Peeples Push.
Rdgt'tf
Oil
BI'J
)i
ie a-ie iitf-i
loc-al Stock mid Bends.
Reported by J. H. I-eng.
Pur l.asl
value, sale.
Imcas't 0 per cent
" U '
l 4 u tt
i 4 h i
i 4 .. ti
ti 4 ii ii
i ii ,i
1MU 100 101
1HU0,.. IU0
Scheel lean 1KU 100
In 1 or 20 years. 100
In 5 or 20 ears. 100
In 10 or 20 v ears. 100
no
lui
100
101
un's
105
102
in uursujears.
100
100
re
50
se
Manhelm Uoreuith lean
MI4CKLI.ANfc.OVS STOCKS,
Quarryvllle It. It - ,...
.MHIrrsVllleStrvetClir
lneulru l'rlntlni; Ceiiinauv u
1
M
65
2)1
100
(hullKht nnd Fuel Cenipuuy.
Stevens Heuso (Heeds)
Columbia (las Ceimuny..
.. 25
... 100
Columbia Water Cnmpuuy ...
Susiuehanna Iren Ceuiuiuy,
.dnrletta Ilelluw-wnre... .
Stevens Heuse
Mlllersvllln Nermal Hclioel
Northern Market
Eastern Murket -
tlas Company Bends (5ieret. lUOOi..
10
11
2li25
IIU
100 210.10
50 l.Oj
25
IS
75
5
lai
1UI.50
no
1 Oil CO
50
50
100
Columbia Ueruugh Hends , , 1UU
Quarryvllle It. It. 7's.
100
100
lteailluE A Columbia It. It. 5's
Kdlsen Light Cemiuiuy..,.. ,....
Western Market -
Southern Market ... ,.
Ijincaster City Street ttatlvtay Ce.,.,
50
60
M
60
67.50
60
85
45
It!
YjM End Street Raltnay. 50
West End Street llullwuy .. 50
Lancaster Steam Radiator Ce. 60
Helvetia Leather Ce., 60
Watch Factory O's .. 100
Jjmc Chem, Ce - UU
TUKNPIKK Hl-OVKS.
linraster A Fruitville. .M....... 50
Jmcaster A Utlls 25
Lancaster A WUUumstOHU, 25
1 jincaMcr A Maner i M
Ijincustcr A Manhelm 25
Lancaster A Marietta 25
I jincaster A New Helland. 100
110
30
00
101
1.15
4850
(8.50
100
13.J
:w.e
:;i
80
Hlg Spring A Heaver Valley.. '25 8
llrldgepert and Horseshoe. ..,.. l 21
vuuiuiuiu ix uuesinui itiii,,.,M m
Columbia A Washington 20
(.Vmcntega & Big Hfirlng ., 25
Marletut A Mount Jey. '&
liinc. Mt, Jey A EllzubethtnM n 100
I jmcaster A Susqiiehaunu.,. :i
1 jincaster ix New Danv llle,.,. 25
Columbia A Marietta... ....,... 25
Maj Iem n A Khtabethtewii .. .. 25
1 jincaster A Ephrata.... ........... 25
ljiiieuter A willow Street. 25
Htniiburg A Millport..., 5
Marietta A Msytewn...... 25
hank srecus.
First Notional Bank . 100
Farmers' National Hunk.., 60
Fulton Nitleuul Hank... 100
ljiucAtter County National Hank.... W
Northern Nutleuul Hunk...,. Ill)
I'eenles' National Hank 100
27
20
20
25
WW
2W
11
20
.
(-1.75
:w
si
w
2tft
IIS
200
IU
l;a)
125
112
1S5
125
111
157
115
IU
205
154
150
KM
HI
U2.J0
100
117
125
123
111
Kej stone National Hunk.Muuhelm UX)
Columbia National Bank. 100
Christiana National Hank 100
Cenestnga National Hank 100
Knhrata Nutler.al Hank. J... 100
First National ll.mk.l'elumbia 100
First National Hank, Strusburg 100
First National Hank, Marlettu 100
First National Hank, Mt, Jey.. ...... 1U0
Lttltz Nntlenal Hunk 100
.Meuntvllle National Hank 10U
Manhelm National Hank.... 100
Union National Hank, Mount Jey , 60
New Helland National Bunk. . . loe
(Jap National H.mk 100
QuarryvllloNutleunl Hank..... 100
Klizubethlnu-n Notleuul Hen. ., HO
Central Nutlenal Hunk, Celumblu .. 100
Philadelphia Preduce Market.
PlliLAPELi'HlA, Jan. 0. Noen-Flour dull,
l'enu'u supers. 2 50u2 75; extra. 275(3300;
family, 375(300; roller, 4 Ottit 25; patent,
$1 &evl DO.
Wheat steady ; Ne. 2 Red, new, 81SU;e ;
Ne.l Penu'aKed. OOe ; Ne. 'i de, K7aWc
Cem steady ; Ne, 2, new, 38c old, 4'i
41c,
Ml!
i 5HV -
Xa t Whit 'cj He. I
MlUld.
?.
eaa uil t Wlalar lit Mis ea
BaM hay dalli MoemiTioO a
te qasllty
UsaotiiriemHSoaagrehelew mixed,
rM,su
Ml
bated rya straw, ew, i 00.
aur siaiM ' rsan'a ereamery
extra
ftsfsdulli Patw'a rsta, lSSlOcj held lets, IS
ifc, as te quality,-, , . v,
tChaaat steady.; pari skims, 3Hcj full skims,
IVtretam dull i reflned in bbls., p se.
Potatoes steady j ffiane per bus. as te quality.
- -'- ' '
, y t y a9ttertifeturttt.
A taOLOTKLV PlfRK.
-T
ROYAL
'BAKING
V "?. w. ,
POWDER.
.-
THIS powder never varies. f A marvul et pn
rlty, strength and 'wbolssemeaess. Mers
aconetnleal than' the ordinary kinds, and can
net da seia in compciuieii witu me inuuiiuue
of low test, short weight, alum or phesphste
Powders. Huhl only
a eniy in cans, hetaj. uakiku
108 Wall street, New Yerk.
tnar2MydAlyw
1'ewbKR Ce..
JUHTHECE1VEO.
IIOEDEIIEK BED LABEL,
The Finest or ChamtiSKnes.
nOHllKll'H LIQUOIl BTOHE.
Ne.22 Centre Square,
"irANTED-lllINCHUREAKEIl8ATUEWT
YY & CO., Ne. 10 North Prince street.
J82tdM,W
milE FINEHT LINE OK WAX STEKIO
X. Acid and Faranne Candles for the Holi
days, at MILLER'S HOAP CO.
TTtAltitKllH WANTED TO 8UPPJ
1 r A siten
LY MILK
LANbAHTRH CAKAMEL CO.,
029-tfditwK S.15 Church tit, Lancaster, Pa.
I710HRENT.1-TIIE POT BHOP, KILNS AND
Toels of the late Henry Uast. An old
stand of 40 years,
Apply nt
NO, 418 J)
ii
MANOR STREET.
rplIK FINEST LINE OF WAX RTEItIC
1 Acid and I'aranue Candles for the Holi
days, at MII.I.ER'H HOAP CO.
-VTOTICE - THE REGULAR MONTHLY
L! meeting of the Yeung Men's Democratic
Hecieiy win ue ueiu Tuesday eveniinr.
January
MIK.
7, at H o'clock.
WJLK.1KU. HA nit.
iiu
Secretary.
(SITUATION WANTED AH SHIPPING
O clerk, salesman, or everseei of a manufac
turing establishment. Twenty-one years' ex
perience. Cunghe reference. Apply at THIS
OFFICE. ' MUI
-f" OHT-UEAOLE HOUND OF A YKLLOW-
XJ ish brown and white color. Answers te
name of "Hexcr." A liberal reward will be
paid for his return te Ne. lis East James street,
or for Information lending te his return, ltd
w
ANTED-NEAR P. R. It.' DEPOT, TWO
second fleer, with conveniences ; alre uiifur-
nisnea room en a nner ; rerereuevs exchanged.
Address, " P.," this office. 1 id
milE PEOPLE'S NATIONAL HANK.
I La Kcahtkh, Pa.. Jauusry (I. IStn).
The Heard of Directors have this day de
clared a semi-annual dividend of Twe and One
hair l'er Cent. (2)i) out of the profits of the last
six months; pa; utile en demand.
P. E. HLAYMAKF.lt,
ltd Cashier.
TsJOTICE-TIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF
XS the Fanners' Southern Murket Heuse
Company will be held en Monday. January 11,
1800, at the Fountain Inn, Seuth Queen street,
at 2 o'clock p. in., for the purpose of electing a
Heard or Thirteen Directors uud the hearing of
the annual report or the treasurer. The elec
tion polls M HI close at 4 o'clock n. m.
JIK2tdM,P H, L. LRA1LEY, Bccretarp.
pROCTOR'S OPERA HOUSE. '
Procter A Soulier. Proprietors and Manager,
Monday, Jan. 0 Kate Claxton nnd Chas. A.
.Stev ensen.su piwrted by the Original Company
from the Madisen Square Theatre, In the Suc
cessful Comedy Drama, "Beoties' Baby,"
Tuesday and Wednesday and Wednesday
Matinee, January 7 and 8' The Judge." ltd
UBLIO BALE-TUESDAY ATI O'CLOCK
sharp, January 7, 1890. at 125 Seuth Arch
street, of Household Furniture, nntlnue
queensware, withstands, oilcloth . rocking
i, ,w(c, uu,r.u, iiMmiiiK Kusses, vvinusnr
chulrs, cook stoves, sideboard, 50 ynrds of Rag
Carpet, centre tuble, tubs, pets and puns.
It F.II. WILIIELM, Auctioneer.
VTOTIC1J-THE ANNUAL MEEHNU OF
AjS the Stockholders of the Eustern Market
Heuse Ce. for the election of Thirteen Directors
and Three Auditors will be held en Tuesday,
January 14th, from 10 a.m. until neon, at the
otllce of the Secretary, Ne. 10$ Knst King street.
Lnncester, Pa. ALLAN A. HEEK,
J"-lwd Secretary.
w
Bleed
'AVE YOU A COLD? DO YOU OASP
for breath ut nleht? I,VhIIiv'm Hvr,m ,,r
lloedroot. Wild Cherry eud Uerehnund will
cure you. Prlee, 25e.
FRAILUY'S EAST END PHARMACY,
,.. . ... (Onneslte Eastern Market.)
The best bleed purifier Is Frailey's Sursupu
rllla Compound, n eomblimtleu of the best al
teratives known te medical KClence. Prlce.COe.
ad II. M.W.FAw
ESTATE OF MRS. AMALIE FRAILEY,
late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testamentary en sold estate having been grunted
te the uudcrslgned, all persons Indebted there there
Jeare requested le make Immediate payment,
and these having claims or demuuds against
the same, will present them without deluy for
settlement te the undersigned, residing In Lan
caster, Pu. F. AUGUST WERNER,
4.12 High Street,
. ,. Executer.
Jehn A. Cevi.k, Attorney. JMtdM
E STATE OF MAODALENA DYSSINOEIl
tateofLeaceck township, dee'd. letters
of administration en said estute having been
8 ranted te the undersigned, oil persons in
ebted thereto ere requcted te make Iramedl.
ate payment, and these having claims or de
mands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement te the, under
signed, residing In Lancaster city. -
AISllAIIAM KULLKlt.
B. FllANK EillLKMAX.
Administrator.
Attorney.
dlHitd.M
F
ARM KKS' INSTITUTE
TO UK HELD-
Wednesday and Thursday,
JANUARY 8 and t, 1S10, ,
IN THE-
court Heuse
Addresses and Essays by
uud ethers..
practical farmers
ALL INTERESTED ARK WELCOME
ADMITTANCE
FREE.
G
BEAT CLEARING SALE I
Clear the Track
-FOR-
THE CLEARING SALE
-AT i
D P. STACKHOUSE'S,
Nes. 28 and 30 East King Street.
ALLTIIEODD LOTS AND HUOICK.N SIZES
IN
Beets & Shoes.
Must be Sold te Make ltoein for lresh Bleck.
GOODS COMINU IN DAILY.
Ne Place for Odd Lets. All Broken hWes Kill
be Sold nt Broken Price.
I
STACKH0USE,
28 and 30 East King St.,
LANCASTER. PA.
msiinveij',
FURNITURE STORE,
has removed te 138 East King street', baring a
full Hue of Furulture of every description at tee
lowest prices. Alse Undertaking promptly at at at
isodsdte. Call and examine our goods.
a-UaH H. WOLF, IM East King HtresU
Oats oeletj"
Stfm.ktfVstttiMtHattc,
BBRT TWO POK WVJ
tbecltr.at
. .. .. ifes.54HaB,
St.
aecMmaM,TO,rn.n
it. f
alHR F1NE8T USE OV fAXttTKtUO
AcldandJHarae Candles .ter Ilia Moll Mell
ys.atMlLLKR'HSOAPOO & - .
rpMKY CAN ALL'OOPr'BUT NONE OAK
X. Kauai Billy Walls's Havana Killer Clear,
" daeITh,," eifH V
PKR CENT. DEBENTURE STTOCK
firtlflrstiMilnnislinii ursisa ini
valueefa share of rally paid a seek-arDinc
aguaintedeashlIdedefl par cent, per
annum, payable ssroleaasJlyi an tasaedfby
the Building and Lean AaasetaVtea of Dakota.'
Membership iMper share, rum. Mteekmaybe
converted Inte cash after two years. Steveni
thousand dollars are needed teH approved ap
plications for leans, r r
Correspeodsaee solicited. v.
t.,.,,.,.. 2s W.BTAIlLrNO, Maaager.
mtwunpt VUivsy,
Na 411 Walnut Street.
Janl-Snseed
i
?MK2tMY FRIENDS AND CDS-
have located temnnnHlv tn 'amim ins
warerenmfl &t IhA SMiihmi uw .in.n..
SOUTH UUKEN AND VWE TsBrsTaiS
h.av iS. "? "a aasertmst of Slelg hs,' Bug
gies. 1'ha.tens sod Family Carriages, smd the
Nerkeck Read Carta, all et my own manmke
ture. Special attention Is given te repairing.
My Motte-Uonest work and fclr dealings,
always wins. '
dec2Mfd J. U. NORBBOK. Aswnt.
TUDOEH HAVE LONO SINCE DECIDED
J that Billy Waltsstagar Is the Best In thi
State. Fer sale at
dccS4mdM,Tu,Th3
1- ANCA8TEKBU8INE8HCOLLEOIS.
J LAXcASTsa, December, Me
Drah Sir en Madam t Yeu are eerdlallv
ln-
Vlted te visit the LANCAHTER HUHINEMH
wuuwu mt u nsw quarters, no. M norm
Duke street, before entering your son or daugh
ter In January. Convlnceyeurself of the genu
ineness of the ,artlcle before Investing.- ,Hlx
young Ladles and Qentlemen from this Institu
tion took positions since October 2V
Address. U. C. WE1DLER. Principal.
VTART1N BROS,
Sharp
Mark
Steck-tsklng and price,
breaking was the work of
last week. Clearing sale new
In activity at prices unpar
alleled en
Downs.
CLOTHING
-AND-
Furnishing Goods I
These prires for January only. Visit this sale
and sec the Interesting amounts te be saved by
buying here new.
11 Don't forget te ga te MARTIN BROS, for,'
your nun" was neurit echoed en the telephone
the ether day. Such prices make an Interest
ing echo. They were fair last Full, yeur-slded
new.
Saturday's sales started doubling our record
ofnyenrage. ,,
Men's White Lamb's Weel Underwear, 8275
and t-3 grades going at 82.
Heys' Weel Flannel Shirt Waists, 37c.
Men's Seamless Half Hese, 4 pairs, 25c.
Streng Overalls and Jumpers, 2lc.
Men's Heavy Overcoats, Raratan Beaver,
black and blue, fast color, 81 GO.
Men's Black Corkscrew Suits, 88; Beys', 80;
820 Corkscrew and Widow ale Suits, 810, most all
sizes.
Fine Overcoats and Cape Coats get this in
tcrestlng price touch.
The prices ere pushing out Storm Overcoats
without the storms, 810, 813, 818.
Custom Tailoring at prices that keep the tape
and shears going.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
w
ILI.IA.MHON A FOSTER.
t e-
A WIND-FALL
-OF-
BARGAIN'S!
ml
i
,n
:i Ii
The number of people that are taking advsu.
use ertne iiemarkable Hargulnsue ,
Are New Ottering
-IN-
,i I
i
? is sn 9
I'NDERWEAH, DRESS GOODS, NO
TIONS, HATS, I'AFS, FURS,
LADIICS' COATS,
CHILDREN'S DRESSES,
ROY'S KNEE l'ANT SUITS AND
OVERCOATS,
M I'.N'S AND EAIIGI: BOY'S CLOTHING,
UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR,
CARDIGAN AND nOVSSHIRT
WAISTS,
Is an Kvldenre of the Unexceptional Value of
the Goods.
Shrewd buyers are eagerly snapping up the
choice lets ; the casual visitors can see for
themselves that vte have made unsparing re
ductions In nil directions of our large stock,
and the rapidity with which the goods are going
Is evident the quantity of pronounced bargains
cannot stand the demands made upon them for
u Ien? period. Therefore ladles who want Dress
Goods, Serviceable Undergarments, Pretty
Tidies, Ribbons nnd Hosiery, will be wise te
come as early as possible and secure tln'm.
There are Children's Garments marked at re
markable Lew Figures, and It will pay any
parent te come and leek this assortment of
Bargains ever, for there are many very nice
Drexses and Coats marked at a price less than It
would cost te make them.
The extensive Reduction In Price carries with
It a large quantity of Ladles', Misses', Bey's and
Gent's Heets and Shoes. Iu this department
nlene vblters will find many lets at prices that
v 111 pay handsomely as a future Investment.
Many of them being standard stjles If net
needed new will pu te buy for future use.
A scctal feature of this liberal reduction Is a
very large amount of Hue Drrs SulUuud Over
coats for Geuts and Youths. They art made In
'the very latest style, of fine material and work werk
maushlp, nnd are really a great bargain. But
It Is Impossible te enumerate the many astrac
tlve bargains tu this advertisement, se ceufe
und see for yourself.
SJ-Dli-ceunts te Dealers and Clerg) men will
net be allowed en i educed goods.
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
-At.U-
-0,31SMABKElST.IHARRISBURQ,FA.
Willianisbn fe Fester,
HanrsMfH mnts t
n AIUUAOE WOMCB. -
UsWSuuuUlwSsas. ;
riiiar!sfstAML ssiifliMif iii
eiwsfens.se.
pjsmac7. A New
OaH at Dosnesa
nmrr fie Havana
X the city, at Bt
. ... N".B
MS North queen (
sMOvvlnQMaTn
Tm).BJtJT-rHOM APRIL 1ST. NEXT, A
13 ftrstlsssBlsrsitUi'sSaet. with dwell-,
fSc Howe, sttaaied at Orsesland Mills, la Hast
e)4-UdR MvxhDikiSL7iM
BATHS.
easter, Pa.
-T3 EDUCTIONS.
Clethiaa; te year order at reduced prices.
.. THK TAILORS. .
MPUHAHH AMCUtTLKN.
Ne. 138 Werth Queen
HL
TJIOR THINGS
J3 NOVEL, ODD AND USEFUL.
aoteERIBHAN-S.
'- Ke.4t Wast Klssf Street
THJBFUJBST LINE Of IMPORTED AND
Detaestie Cigars In the city. Oear Ha-
WdHS; Wr m,1"fcctu,, ' bexM of A
limimiifl rrMA avu.M S
al-lMR
IMEssUKlacSttvet.
rpHUB DALMATIAN INHBCT POWDER.'
-a- .Propelled by a geed pewdsr t4ewsr, Is 'tis
most effectual destroyer of Ales apd ether small
Insects. Fer sal
At HUBUCTS DBUO 8TORS,
wwtKlisrmnst.
OYHTEKS I BEST OYSTERS IN THE M AB
ket served in all stylesjand meals at all
neurs st CHARLIE E.HOSTER'S, In the rear
of the Central Market, oysters In the shell or
opened .served te private families. Telephone
connection. nevas-amdR
E1
OR
HIIII COLLARS AND CUFFS,
oe
KntnWAWu
If a 43 West King Street.
B ILLY WAIT?. HAS THE BEST TWO FOR
Be and 5e Cigars In the state, at .
- J&HkJw NORTH "tUEEi(8T.
deeMmdM,Tu,Th,S -
FOR RF.NT-THE FINE STORE AND
Dwelling. Nes. 41 and 43 Seuth Queen
street, formerly the Dalsz' Grocery. Will be
rented together or separately. Stable and
wagon shed en premises. Apply te
MRS. W. P. BRINTON,
. .. Ne-!H Seuth Queen St.,
Or te Edward p. Brimten, Atl'y?
d21-tfdlt ' '
IJRIVATF. SALE-TIIE OLD ESTAB
llshed Flourishing Bakery of P. Karch, at
lllersvllle. Lancaster county, is eDered for
sale. Satisfactory reasons for selling. Rare
chance for a young business man. Inquire nt
the bakery or at Ne. 630 Poplar street, Lancas
ter, Pa. . decai-lwd
CITY PROPERTY AT PUBLIC BALE.-ON
MONDAY, JANUARYS, 1880, the under
signed, H. M. Powers, wlllerfer at public sale,
at the Fountain Inn Hetel, In the City of Lan
caster, Pa., all that two-story and attic Frame
Stere property, situated at 714 and 716 Seuth
Queen street. In the city of I-aneastcr. together
with the Counter Shelving, Bins, Ac. The let
extends te Beaver street, and Is filled with the
choicest of fruit, and pump at the kitchen
deer. On Beaver street there Is a geed
two-sterv Frame Sben.- with vllr mrtr.
, peath; the let has a .frontage' en Seuth .Queen
.unui,iiw,4 incurs, mere or less, una en
Beaver street of 28 feet 2 Inches, mere or less,
and everything is In geed condition about this
property.
Sale te commence at 7:30 p. m., when condi
tions will be made known by
JaiiMht H. M. POWERS.
"IITE EXAMINE EYES FREE. , '"
Spectaeles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE !
Ten Think Tour Eyes An Geed I
If you have them examined you will probably
dnd that there Is something wrong with them,
; wreni
eathel
ana uuh glasses win ie a great nele te you.
Brent ueip w yc
DIA MANTA''
WA tlSA InltnltnlilAt..! IVT A UlHTiln....
which are made only by us, and recommended
by leading OcullsU as the fcest elds te defec
tive vision.
Helld Geld Spectacles, 98.00 J usual prlee,
90.OO.
l52S,J?P!l!!JiM!le"- BOe.t usual price, 91.00.
Artificial Eyes Inserted, 94 ; usual price, flO.
1. ZIIEMAI ft BRO.I130 8. MInth Street,
OPTICIANS. PHILADELPHIA.
Between Chestnut and Walnut Streets.
une-ija
IALACE OF FASHION.
115 AND 117 N. 'QUEEN ST.
The Imll has been started, and we will
keen It rolling along at a lively Hiieed
until It has h truck the bottom of our
stock.
This h the Biggest Clearing Sale of
Fancy Goods, Millinery aud Coats ever
held in this citv.
Our Fnrtv rVlinuantn1 TVdlnts. iv.lli
fef Goods must be turned lute cash at.
UIHT1 at lilt?
PALACE OF FASHION.
1" H
been working hard all of
uud have accomplished a
"WW have
last week,
great, ueai.
We have
duced Prices
.'enipk
In the
list of
L
Be
following lines :
and Plush Cans,
Yeu can come in and see the Iteduced
Prices en everything.
The ether departments, such as Laces,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Jevvelry.Heslery
aud Underwear will be ready by TUES
DAY MORNING.
New all we ask of you Is te come in
and leek at the Bargains we eiler, and
keep your eyes en our advertisement,
aud if you miss a geed thing It Is your
fault.
We mention but a few of the many
Reductions a our
COAT DEPARTMENT.
All our Children's Coats down te cost
and below cest: they commence at 98c.
Our Ladles' Newmarkets, some down
te $2,5(V
Five Dellar Steckinette Jersey Coats,
from $5 te ffl.GO.
A special let from $7.M) te $8.G0, down
te fa.
Corkscrew Jackets, clown te almost
hlf their former prices.
Our great Bargains Iu Ladles Fancy
Striped Jackets from $e, down te tLMis.
Plush Wraps down te $10.
Plu3h Medjeskas down te $12.
Leng Plush Coats, formerly $37, down
te $23.
Beys' Suits onie down te $l.r.O a
suit.
Beys' Pauts reduced te 10 cents.
Beys' Overcoats as low us $2.75.
Our whole stock of Beys' Kilt Sult at
less than cost price.
Wednesday Kvenlng we will adver
tise Reductions In Millinery aud Rib
bons. Be en time for the Great Bargalus at
he Greatest of ull Clearing Sales, at
ASTRICH'S
115 & 117 North Queen St.
LANCASTER.
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Bsksi Wajsanfar aasa eWaap.
CarnatsWevka. ,nlyRr
nuaffl of . Fashion,
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats,
Beys' Clothing, MMlucry. Hlbbens,
Plushes, Velvets, Satins, and Silks,
Dress Trlmmlncs. Liuen Goods. Kurs
Palace of Fashion,
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milt FINEST LINK Or iv
JL Acll and Parsflne Candles ter tfi
, i wjan a enjivt Af
rrmB arerst and finest lini
JL, Meersehaam - and Frmth Brtarl
vr bdmii vigar cases, nnun buxw aasTal
klsula uf smnk.r'. art llx - - T m!
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aJMlt n4KastKlM.a4rsa.
Ji HANDSOME NECKTIES.
flA In Clt. a ,,n
Ne, s West King street.
rilUK KIPIPSST LINK n W1V aM.S
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fTUWCTABHANh, .
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS
r AND
GENT'S OUTFITTERS
. ,L: NerOi Queen Street.
nissai 4ua
JTEYHIONK BUIMWB COLLEGE:
a ,"J'10eare. sMO Night Session.
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.. .. yr.T. MOSSER-Prln.. I
ugw iu worm Queen su, Lancaster. Pa. I
1889 AND I Q
mXeJ"qd.-0W"'n!,reparaterylp.,
cab whether you enter or nt MT" '
aa-1,r'1 H. C. WEIDLER, Prlnelpsit.
mHE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
Great Reduction!
IN
PRICES
OF
Ladies', Misses' & Children!
WINTER COATS
AT
THE PEOPLE'S CASH STOR
Frem bMlay we will offer our Eullre Stock!
Coats at such rcdnctlens In prices as will mal
them the best goods for the money In the cltyl
Remember there will be no sham about
Reductions. We will make a big difference!
the price of every garment In order te sell evd
Ceat In stock If possible.
GE0.F.RATHV0I
25 East King Street,
martO-lydlt
LANCABTKK.PA
II
APPVNEW YEAR I
Steam Engine
-AND
Beiler Works
JIAXfJKACTURKIl OF
HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
PORTAULK
UOISTINO
ENGINES.
f Horizontal TubuU
BOILERS.
vertleal.
Twe Flue,
Deuble Deck,
Marine.
PUMPS,
CENTRIFUGAL
BOILKK KKICll
MINING
STEAM
MILLS.
f Saw Mill J
iltntk Mil
tl-oe MIIN
AUTOMATIC TAN PACKERS.
URAIsS LEATHER ROLLERS.
1JARK CONVEYER 8CHE1
PULLEYS, BHAFTINO.
OEARINQ IIANOERS,
.PILLOW UOXES, CLA.MP HOXlI
COUPLINGS, COLLARS,
MILLUUHHINGS, BTEP BOXE.4.
SPINDLUS, TOES AND SfEfl
PULLEY PLATES,
SHIEVE WHEELS,
&.C., Ac, 4c,, 1
HOLTS, TUHNBUOKLKS,
LAO HCHEWf), ROD UP-SETS.
SETTSCREWH, KOItaiNtl
NUTrtjHq. and Hex., CAST WASHERS,
FIXATE WASHERS.
WROUailTWASHKlS
Specialty In Making and ltepalrlng
DEEP WRJJ, DRILLINQ TOOlJ
0.Y1 uIB.s?.'.'r t "ea2"crs-jBrs-8ana P'n
,. .,u -iviit., O.U.
Charcoal Hammered f
Deuble Refined
Refined
Reller und Tank
TANKfl-Reuud
or Hiuare, for Gas, Ci
Water or Acids.
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Stacks. Stand-lMiKS. Water Vlil f:i.ilJ
Ilnl A I- !.'.,. nnte t-n S
iiuiaii r "I ., .., . .
LARGEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLII
Such as Valves, Cocks, lOauges, Oilers, CiS
and Malleaule Fittings, Injectors, Packing
Pipes, 4e., ever carried In Liucaster. t
Special Attention Olveu te
STEAM HEATI N
WUepalrlni Promptly Attended te.ta
Cheap Ixit of
SECOND-IIANDIMlLLEYS AND8HAFTII
FOR SALli
t Pulleys, tixVi; 4 Pulley h, 41x10; 2 Pallet
IUTJJ; 2 Pulleys, ixbU i Pulle.vs, tOiTK i
PulSMU,SKV,U"Cy,S9,B'5 NVe0cl 8p
8 2 15-10 Cellars.
6ifeet,2l!-10Sliaritli.
II feet, 21 Drep Hangs Deuble Uraced.
Jehn Best
Sr
333 EAST FULTON ST.,,
LANCASTER, FAj
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wry'wittrVn''m3gi4'i
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