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1E.XA1M IS STtlCIEI IT
HiffE M TIIIUMY.
Mm Lejswest UtMbanil few! Three Small
CklUrea-Mrcunereher and Odd 11
latra'Hntl Association Officer.
i1 Columbia, Jan. T.-Mn. Kmma "
..'? MHL Wife or Jehn W. OIHOTn, mru i. ..
fOjl merula at 6 o'clock from pneumonia,
'ir. i.T ihTbnRiiH last die vni
lltlf -lEeked I with the grippe and took telier
&. bed eaFrlaay. Tnoaiaeaeeaoveiopemmu
-''iZlii ,! flnnllr caused her death.
: JTbtttband and three small children aur-
YtTfc The funeral will be held en Thura-li&-
lav afternoon at 2 o'clock from her lute
Tne following oftlcers were elected lout
evening at n meeting of the Columbia Mn-
nercber: President, C. E. Graybtll; vlce
S resident, Prof. 8. II. HetTman 5 aecretary,
'. a McCanley ; treasurer. O. M. Hotr Hetr
inan j musical director, C. W. Stevensen 5
aaMrtaut, A. Bruner.
The atockbeldeia of the OddJFellews'
Hall aaaoclatlen held their annuel meeting
last evening and elected the following di
rectors ! M. 8. Sbumaii, Illram Wilsen, 8.
ILBeyd, J. W.Stoaey, Henry WJsler, It.
J. M. Little, Jes. A. Meyers.
A tire alarm Is being erected at the opera
house under the direction of Chlor Burgess
Kech. An electrical appliance has been
placed In the lower partef the building,
which will ring the bell In the tower. A
oedo of signals by tapping the bell will
locate the tit 0 and save the flremen need
less running through the strcets.
R. E. Williams assistant trainmaster,
and T. J. Heckler, dispatcher of the 1. K.
' n.,reonlhealcklist.
A. number or members of Oen. Welsh
Camp, 8. of V., went te Lincaster last
evening te attend the Installation nt the
Ladles' Aid society of Camp, Ne. IV.
1 Carsen Deven, Dan. Devan and Jlnt.
Malawi, three welt known residents of tlie
"IIIll," were before Snulre ie.ly last
night I'cr drunkenness ana disorderly con
duct. The costs were Impesed en ouch
case and they wcre discharged.
A man living en a canal beat In the bnnlu
has been In the habit or beating his wife.
Yesterday he broke up the stove, sold it
for 90 cents aud get drunk en the pro
ceeds. His treatment of the peer woman
was ae shameful yoRterday that some or
the Pennsylvania railroad car luspocteia
went te the beat and maUe him step abus
ing the woman.
Twe young bera eame te town yester
day from Yerk and were selling lamp
wicks. This morning they were nrresled
by Ofllcer Jehn Harman, of Yerk, for
petty larceny te the amount of llfly cents.
They were taken before Squire llershey,
and gave their names as Solemon Llvlsten
and Lewis Clirter, or Baltimore. The boys
are also accused or Jumping their beard
bill. They were taken te Yerk this morn mern
j lug te answer the charge.
The residence or Captain F. A. Bennett,
f, en Chestnut street, is rapidly approaching
completion, and will be one of the hand-
'' somest dwellings in town.
Miss Evans Coepor, of Philadelphia, left
for Harrlsburg te-day, after a brlef visit te
'" town.
The officers of Oen. Welsh Pest, Ne. 118,
f O. A. R., will be Installed this evening by
Dr. J. A. E. Heed, or Lancaster.
Ofllcer Dyslngcr found an earring last
evening en Thlrdlstrcet, which will be re
turned te the owner If round.
A VXlQUi; -WHKATH.
The Widow of n Weteirbury Man Vev
IetuntsHls Muraery.
A special dispatch from Wnterbury
Conn., says: "Aunlque ploce of handi
work has Just been completed by Mrs.
8 jphlu Laratnere, of this city, who is new
approaching ber seventieth year. It Is a
mortuary v, rcath In memory or her hus
band, who was dead nearly flve years
before the curious symbol was begun.
She made it or relics of her late husband,
and or articles which were the property of
the wives who proceeded her. The friuiie
is or putty into which, while aeft, the win
dow placed, among ethers, the following
articles: In the centre or the top cress
plece are the spectacles or her late lamentcd
and a small lal containing the pills which
were lell ever from his last illness. BchUIus
these, there ure many small Btenes which
he had trcasured during life, his Jncknlfe,
a piece of candy, (which bIie siiys, he hud
left uneaten,) buttons or all kliulH fiem his
old clothing, and n small botlle containing
cbecae maue by ills first wife.
' 'Allerthls collection is labeled, n for
instance, "The smelling bettle used by
the wife before me. ' Inclesed in the 1'rame
la a picture of him whose inomery the
wreath is bupjxised te perietuate. The
wreath above the portrait is composed
almost entirely or flowers and leaves, leach
of tueae made either of nome portion of Ills
coat, walstcent trousers, neckties or bus bus
peiders, and worked together artistically.
The shirt in which he died Is honored by
having made from it a showy bird, tee
wonderful and strange fordescrlpllen. Just
eutside the wreath are placed suspender
buckles and watch chains entwined with
the hair or the mother of Ids flrt wlfe.
Someofthe hair from his own bead lias
been made into tendrils and the stamens of
one of the flowers is or the material that
lined bis ceflln, On another tilde or the
wreath is a bunch or raisins he bought her
the winter bofero he died, saying; 'Xeiv;
don't cook any or theso, but eat every one.
Balancing the raisins are three wires, eacii
supporting 0110 or his teeth, and behind
them is the last teeth-pick he evor used."
TWO GOOD SUCEP hTOltlBS.
A Fellow My Leiutur Game That AVas
Very DlsastreiiH,
irem the I'etland Oregeulau.
Several "sheep men" from the Inland
; 'Empire were gathercd around the steve at
I wene of the hotels yesterday discuNsing the
prospects for mutton this winter and wool
next spring and the profits te be maJe bv
driving sheep te the Willamette te winter,
and at last they get te telling stories about
sheep.
One told n story which illustrated the
same follew-niy-ieadcr trait In the char char
acteref blieen. At a pert en the Sound enn
eveulngjun after tlie duck hands had get
alltbe lreight btewed away, then came
.-down&00 Bheepte be put en beard. All
bands were vexed bocause of the delay aud
trouble connected with shipping them, but
finally a pen was inude of hurdles between
decks and a gangway rigged and In the
dusk all was ready te tnke the sheep en
beard, and they were started down tlie
gangway. The llrst one, as he struck the
deck, saw an opening In the ether side of
the beat, across which a hurdle had been
placed. Instead of going along te the corral
prepared, this sheep made a running Jump,
cleared the hurdle and lauded in the Bait
chuckulengKlde. Every one of the band
followed suit, and in a short time 600 sheep
were struggling In the water. The captain,
having seen the last one go down the plank
yelled eut: " All right down thore?" An
answer came back: "All right sir; send
them down." "Send them down," reared
the captain, "haven't you the sheep down
there T " " .Net a sheep sir. " was the reply,
and investigation showed that there was
net a sheep en the beat. The captain
could net delay any longer and se Jsteamed
awav, nnd only a small number of the
beep ever get ashore.
PCBI.TC installation;
TU Officers or Illue Cress CustleKuluhtH
of Gelden :Uagl,
Last evening there was a publle Installa
tion of the efflcere or Blue Cress Castle,
Ne. 46, Knights or the Oolden l'le In the
hall In Kepler building. There was
A large audience present Including
District Deputy D. Smith Jr., and many
members of Castle Ne. 117, or Millers
vllle. The officers wcre Installed by
Grand Chief Hir Knight Gee. W. Davelcr.
(aalsted by P. G. C.Slr Knight JaiebNestle.
G. V. C. Sir Knight Ed. Helnfried, G. H
P. Sir Knight if. Illckell. O. K. Ii Sir
Knight Richard Kautz, G. ('. E. Sir Knight
H. Biegamau, G. M. R. Sir Knight E. Ii
Ferrier, U. 8. 11. Sir Knfght II. Pinkerton.
Thl pregramme, or exercises Included a
nrssrer and benediction bv the hiirh nrlest.
t efMlng addrevs by Sir Kniglit Salslger
tfalU'iens by Misses Alice Snyder nnd
j osuiie ijivfjiiie, uiiging uy a quar
, i, cempcwetl r Mibues Ijiura Daveler
SUad Liittru N. Vruv ntul feuura e.nNii
E VfOfW BuJ Fk Negley. Dialogues by
tJJfiri s,'9 , anliJabeth Tayler
' SW slr nle''t Henry and sister.
rmm ; wy jjaura uaveier, liura N.
'Uswr and ii. Melllnuer. etc. Tim
BMSinlrts were James Praugley. jr., and
M7Wllntff. The elllcers liVetallell were :
net ehlef. I. W. Eckmnu; noble chlet,
JsVMb AUftbacli '. vlce chief, V. C, Carman ;
MJfstt, f. V. VesdenuiUh venerable
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hermit, Harry KleiTer t keeper or excheq
uer, Henry Eckman t clerk of exchequer,
Jehn 8. Beckt master of records, W. J.
Tomllusen ; sir herald, Gabriel Sottder.
Valuation Itednced.
The city of Lancaster, through Its solici
tor te-day appealed from the valuation if
the old water works in Lancaster town
ship, as fixed for county purposes. The
commissioners exonerated the city from the
payment or the tax levied for 1889, as the
property was net occupied for water works
purposes. The valuation for 1800 was re
duced from $35,000 te 12,000.
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The Almshouse Solicitor,
By soma mistake yesterday one name
was left from the list or officers elected. It
was that or J. W, Brown, esn.. who was
elected solicitor.
APrlnter'a Ba11n.nct.
Inncnstcr Typographical Union Ke, 70,
will celebrate Benjamin Franklin's birth
day, January 17, In an appropriate .man
ner. They will bold a banquet at Hetel
Lancaster, commencing at 0 o'clock In the
evening.
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Het urn cd te Court.
Leepold Bender has been returned te
ceutt by Alderman A. F. Dennelly te an
swer acharge or desertion. He served a
term Ter the offense, and after Ms release
left town. He was Anally lecated at
Lewlstewn nnd arrested by Constable
Sliaub. He was tinable te give ball and
was committed for trial.
Sale or a Ceal Yard.
This afternoon William II. lteland, esq.,
asslgnee of Peter Beffeumyer, sold at public
sale a coal and lumber yanl In the village,
of .Qnarryvlllc te I). B. Laudls, or Lancas
ter, for 91,000. There are 21 acres or land
te the yard.
Given a Premium.
M. L. Grclder, of Mt. Jey, rerolved first
premium for brenze turkeys at the Frede
rick county, Md., poultry show last week.
TltK ladles who feel an Interest In the welfare
of women and glrli, especially young- girls who
ure deiwudent en lli.!r cwn oxerttemfor sup
port, are cerdlnlly Invited te meet the Women's
Christian Association In tlie Y,M.O. A. Iinll.en
Thuriday, Dili li., at 3 o'clock p. in.
Tue European Wizard hns no equnl In tell
ing the past, present and future, locating hid
den treasure, brings reconciliatiens, and shown
you a correct llkencss of your future partner,
nnd tells yen what you nre host ndspted for.
Cnllundbeeemlnccd. Indies, de cents; Ren Ren
tlcmeu, II, Ne. 4e0 West King street, corner of
Mary. Janl-SId
An Orchestral Concert.
On Friday evening nsxt Prof. Therhflhti'i nr
cheslral school, which plays se well, will glve a
concert In the court heuse for the benefit of the
new Methodist church. A fine entertainment
can be looked for.
Sole This Eve.
This evening at 7:30 o'clock Joel 1 Halites,
auctioneer, will sell for David McMullu, nt the
Leepard hotel, Blet of ground, with onu-ulery
frame dwelling en It.
SClttltB.
BEAMsiiKnrr.n. In this city, en the 6th liut.,
William lleamsderfer, aged Ce years.
The relatives and friends el the fnmlly are re
spectfully Invited te attend tlie funeral, from
his late residence, Ne, 039 East Chestnut street,
en Wednesday afternoon nt 2:W p. ni. Inter Inter
meet private. 2td
OnLENDxn, On the 6th nst.. In this cllv,
Mnrtln Lutber, son or C A, and Careline K.Ob
lender, nged 10 years, 4 months and 21 days.
The relatives and frlends of the famlly-alte,
the Lancaster Cadets uud Christ Lutheran nun
day school aud the empleyes of Williamson A
Pester's store, are Invited te attend the funeral,
from his parents' rcsldenre, Ne. 4tT? Maner utreet,
en Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Ser
vices at Christ Lutheran church. Interment nt
Zten cemetery. 3td
a&arltcts.
Ltve Stock Markets.
CntCAOO, Jan, 6, lleceipts, 10.000; shipments
4,000 j strong; beeves, S3 00,31 IS; nturs,
Ii Ti'sH) ; stockers and fuedcrs, r.' lOdtS 00;
cows, bull and mixed. It 40:il0; Texiu cuttle,
f 1 002 8J : Western Itaugers, S2 TIkaVi 40.
Hogs Heclpta.l!i)lUOi);shliiuients, 4,000; miir
Icet steady: mixed, H .Vi 75: licuvy, f J DO
la,j; iigiii,fauv3 0u; hkipi, 9a UAffJ 411.
Sheep llecelpu, S.OOO; shli.tnent.i. 1,000 i mnr
ket strong 'natives,!.! lOtS W : Western woeled
tttjOA&lU; shorn Texuits.ta SOiiJl li; lambs, JD0O
te M Ue per liundred weight .
East MnKiiTY. Cuttrcltecelpts.'llllO; shl
ments, K!0; active; prime, H4WJIU0; geed,
&t 75110; lulr.WiVi.TGJ; bulls, 81ie32 tS; no
curs shipped te New Yerk,
Hogs Receipts, 81'U;
shipments. EIOO;
market (slew: best lluhl Yerker. II 70,3 SO:
medium and light l'Ttlladvlphln, H7UaH0i
heavy hogs, IS 7U3 80 ; i
no enrs shipped te New Yerk
ruugus, fru.i te;
Khecp llecelpts, WXX): shipment. 40(W;
market
aciive j prime, sa -ma w ; geed, 51 7Mji
ilr, fl 73e 25 : tiiimnen,- l Mii DO ;
S2e: fair.
lambs, i&'
Phtladelphln l'rcwlitee Murker.
l'lllLAUKLPlUA, Jan. 7. Norjn-Kleur dull ,
I'cuu'u supers, 2 DtKrfJ75; extra. 275.33(10:
family, 3 753 IHJ ; rulltr, 4 UKU 5; pateut,
It 00,44 DO.
Wheat steady; Ne. 2 Red, new, SlOSle:
Ne. 1 fenn'a Hed! two J Ne. 2 de, 87h!Mc
Cern steady; Ne. 2, new, islststla; old, 41
41c.
OaU dull; Ne. 2 White ic; Ne. 2
mixed, 2?)$23.
llrundufl: Winter I122.'x!ill 00.
Haled hav lnactlre; ll00J,ri)I3U0nstequallty ;
timothy 10 00 U 00 for choice; mixed, Ull 00;
baled rye straw, new, SI06O.
Hetter dull; I'uun'a creamery extra
27c; Peuu'nnrstitextra lVM.
ggn dull ; Penu'a flrsU, 17Wi81Sc; held lets, 15
523c, os te quality. ' '
Cheese dull; pull skims, 2iV; full skims,
Re.
Petroleum steady ; refined In bhls., 17 CO.
Potatoes tlrm; lijrfCS.) p-r bus. u teiitiullty.
Grain nnd Pi-ovisIeiih.
Furnished by H. K. Yundt, Urehcr.
Chicago, Jan. 7, 1.-00 e clock p. in.
Wheat, Cern, Oats, l'erk. Uird.
Year .?...,
January..
February
March
April
May
June..
July
CrudeOU.
Consels ..,
27t:
:
a no
813;
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31K vi;; V 61 0 w
32
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Closing Prices 2:15 o'clock p. in.
Wheat Cern Oats. Pene. Lard
ear
January.... 7rt.' IS'i OK V 20 6 77
February ...,..,. 78 2W .. u sfi 6 62
March . . isrj ,.. . v 47 w
April ...
May . 81J4
June -
aijt z: v t3 0 02
July- 80S 82
Consels .. . M .
Crude Oil M., .103U
Ileccipts. Car Leu.
Winter Wheat .. 61
Bprlng Wheut M
Cern - - w,. - 173
Oats -...... 270
ttye ..
barley
Head.
Receipts Hogs 30,uei)
Receipts -Cuttle. ,. 1 OU0
UtoeK Mnrketi.
Quotations by Hecd.'McUranu ft Ce.. bankers,
Lancaster, l'a.
NIW YOBK J.1ST, 11 A. M. 12 M, 1". M.
Canada l'aclflc. .. .,
O. C. c. l.
Colerado Coel..,. M. .,.,
Central l'ae!nc
Cuneda Heutheru , ..... au
Chi. HU K (S l'bir .
M
boy.
Den. & Ule U 17
17
17
Mi
Del. L. x W
115'
ltj 115ft
Krle
Krle 2uds.
Jer O ..,
K.4T
Leu, 1 N ,
L. Hhere ...:.
Mlch.Cen .
Missouri lVcinc
lieck. Valley
N. P ... ..
N. V. Pref. ....,.,
N.WesU... .....
N. Y. O .
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Kest Teuuei.........
Omaha .-............
Oregon TransceutluvuUil..
Ontario A W..
Pacine Mall. .
Richmond Termluul
HUluuI
Texas lacltle. Z...
Union Pacific ..,
Wabash Cem
Wabash Pref
Western U
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twt?
21
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111V5
32JI
70
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West Hhere lleuds ..
HIILADKLMJIA J.IS1',
Leh. Val .....- -
11. n. y. & pniia.: ." z ::::::
l'a. R. It.
Heading.... ..M......19 5 Id
Leh. Nav ....M..,..
I'estenv. Pass ..
" MM.IHWIIIHM.I kit,.
N. CeuU. ...... ....., '
Peeples Pass-,...,.
Rdg 4 s.,............,. ... ,
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The Live Meck Market.
Lakcastkb, Pa., Jan, a. The reeripts f lira
stock at the yards of James Htewart Ben
the past week were 17 cattle and M0 hoes.
The sales at Hlewai l'a yards were w cattle
and SO hog.
The sales at Menttcr'a yards were no cattle
and IS hoc. And at Levi Hennenlx's yard 100
cattle and 71 hea-a.
The Drtcee wrrei Rtnckpn. t2.a1S.9l It li'.l
IM: ftvdeni. 0OO3TJj butcher., S TSM4 60j
according te quality.
in"g mini ni f 1
wi!tcey 100 th.
lxcal Stock and Bend.
Iteiiertcd by J, h. txing.
Par Ust
value, sale.
lyancas't S rxr cent.. Ism . tee let
" 6 " " 1W5 100
" 4 ' HChoel lean 1KB 100
110
lal
100
101
ies;
ltfi'
101
1
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100
v
11
" i In 1 or an years. 100
4 " " in e or ae years, ioe
" 4 " " In 10 or 20 years. 100
" In 15 or 80 years. 100
Maiihclm borough lean... . 100
jiisciu,rAnKuus nwu.
attarrrvtllell.lt
00
W
Mlllenvllle Street Car- -
I naulre l'rlntlns Cem nan y
, 60
SK
,100
Oiullght and Fuel company..,
nwTem iiouhe imnai,
rViltimtilA flmm f -ntntMin
Columbia Has Cemiwny...
Columbia Water Ceranani
Columbia Water Company
10
Hnsquehanna Iren Company ,
nnsquenanna iron cempnt
Marietta Hellew-ware
100 9aut5
100 210.10
60 1.05
20 IS
60 73
60 68
100 KM
100 ixnje
100 110
100 108 CO
Htevcns Heuse
Mlllersvllle Nermal Scheel -.
Northern Market.
Eastern Market -
aaa Company Ilends (6 per ct. 1900)..
Columbia llorenili Ilends.......
euarryvllle R. It 7"s.
Heading A Columbia R. It, &'s.
Kdlsen Light Company
Western Market. '.
60 67.60
60
te
8.5
4.5
02
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30
60
101
IK
Hen them Market, 60
Lancaster City Htreet Railway Ce.,.. 60
East Knd (street Kallwny.
West End Htreet Railway .
lincaster Htenm Radiator Ce.
Helvetia Leather Ce........... ,.,
Watch Factory 0's
Lane. Chetn. Ce ....,
TCBKPIKB STOCKS.
1 .ancastnr A Frultvllle. ,
Lancaster A Lltltz.
Lancaster & Wllllamstetru.
Lancaster A Maner
60
60
60
60
100
ire
40.60
88.60
tee
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Slt.W
83
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lincaster A Manhelm........
fjinealter A Marietta
Lancaster A New Helland,
Ulg Hprlng 4 Reaver Vulley.... 25
riuirerieri nna jiorsciineo
13 l
Columbia A Chestnut Hill
20 27
20 20
23 20
26 25
100 (12 60
300 2W
Columbia A Washington,
Conostega A Ulg Hprlng ,
Marietta A Mount Jey.
l.anc M t, Jey A Ellin bet htewn.
lincaster 4 Husquchaiinn. ,
Lancaster 4 New Danville ,
26 11
Columbia 4 Marietta , 23
(12
'A75
tie
:
JO
205
IIS
200
II
1.10
125
112
135
126 v
lit
167
143
Maytown 4 Kllsabethtewii......... 26
Lancaster 4 Knhrata , 26
Lancaster 4 Willow Htrecl. . 25
Htrasbttrg 4 Millport 26
Marietta 4 Maytown , 25
nAKK STOCKS.
First National IJank . 100
Farmers' National Ilntik. 60
Fulton NMIenal Dank 100
Lancaster County Natlennl Hank..,.. DO
Northern National Dank , 100
Peeples' National Rank 100
Keystone National Ilnuk, Mnnhelm loe
Columbia National Rank 100
Christiana Natlennl Hank 100
Conestegn National llank 100
Ephrata National Rank-.. 100
First Nutlenal Unnk, Columbia 100
First National Hank. Htrasburs 100
Ul
First National Hank, Marietta 100 205
First National nana, ait. Jey.. ...... 100 164
Lltltz National Rank 100 150
Meuntvllle National Bank 100 100
Manhelm Natlennl llank 100 Its
Union Natlennl llank, Meimt Jey . 60 (3.50
New Helland National Uauk. .. . 100 100
Gap National Rank 100 117
Ouarryvllle National Rank 100 125
Klltabethtewn Natlennl Ran. 100 123
Central National Rank, Columbia ... 100 111
Item 3vburvtiecmcnU.
A R80LUTELY PURE.
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER.
THIS powder never varies. A murvel et pu
rlty, strength and wholeaeinoness. Mere
economical than the en1Inarykluds, and can
not be sold lu competition with the multitude
of low test, short weight, nlum or phosphate
Powders. AMiJ only in com. KevAl. RAKIMO
Pewiikh Ce.. 100 Wall street, New Yerk.
mar2I.ly141yw
TUSTItKCEIVF.t).
ROEDERER RIJI) lailEL,
The Flueit of Champairiies.
ROHRERH LIQUOR 81'ORH,
Ne. 22 Centre Hquarc,
1 ,0iVn.UNT,.?f0 0AHK U0I'U WATCH.
rH . rll.. "nf.r.wln b0 Rherally rewarded by
leaving It ul THIS OFFICE. J7-Jtd
XSSrSMCIKDKVKllYIlVES.
lug at De clock, except Monday and Mat-
urdaj-,
d CtlA8.lI.FREY.
C0H,S?.,?,i,U.TUA, b'-NKFICIAL AH
HOCIATInNAniuinl frtltw ., ,1.1.
riuesday) evenlng ut 7n'cleck, In Ne. 2 Mill
emce, Annual reports nnd election of officers.
EDWIN E.SNYDKH.
ltd
Hecretary.
WANTED.-NEARP. R. R. DEPOT. TWO
Unfurnished lledroems and Parler ou
e.cl.""J noer w1"' conveniences; also uumr
nlshed room en third lloer; references ex
changed. Address, p.," this etllee. It
TIOH 11ENT-FROM APRIL 1, 1800. HOTEL
1 Illlli ItiSutnilt'iiiil iinnt.uiAnh.,l I. .. -s-.
lileri Cfntrallv lncnti.d Mi 'i.n. or. ki.i.
Qticenntreut. Amily te
JT EDWAUU WILEV.
F
OR
jai'anisis oeoas,
OoteERIHMAN'H,
Ne. 42 West King HtreL
fTIHK PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
Great Reductions
-IN-
PRICES
-OF
Ladies', Misses' & Children's
WINTER COATS
AT-
THE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE
Frem te-day we will otter our Entire Hteek of
(.'outs et such reductions lu prices as will make
them the best goods for the money In the elty.
Remember there will be no idiuiu about our
Reductions. We will make a big dtllereuce lu
the price of every garment In erdsr te tell e ery
Ceat lu stock If pout We.
GEO. F. RATHVON,
25 East King Street,
iiiBt-Jd-lydR
LANCASTER, PA.
12
PKH ULNI-. DEUENTURK STOCK
Ccillrhatej, In iiiiiltl,Un,.rtin(,i.. ...,
Aaltieefu share of fully mld up stock earning
u KHumiuvcu uil uniut'lldlll 12 per cent. Per
annum, payable seuil-amiually, are Issued 'by
the Hullding nnd ln Association of Dakota.
Membership feeper share, 13.00. Hteck may be
renvertiHl Inte cash urter two ears. 8eerai
theiuanil dollars are needed te fill uipreved at
pltcatlouslerlouus. r
L'orreiendeuce solicited.
... a 1 .. C.W.HrARLINO, Manager.
Philadelphia Oltlcc,
Ne. 411 WulnutBtreet. Jatil-Smeed
TEfiSE JONES A CO.,
if. i.iJ,B,nJ,,fVS-,S2fr,J fr'ONFECTlONERS' PINE
ILAlifJ.1. "OXEH. The most beautiful line In
the United Hutcs. 15 Commerce Bt.Phliadel.
i-iteMX.'" "wewlpMvt price lsu
Wets. aiatHtcmtnl.
TpARMEM Wanted te mupply milk
. t;AKCA8TK CARAMKfCO., , -etM4wK
8 Church ML, Lancaslcr, l'a.
aIB riNHHT LINE OP WAX BTERIO
Acliajid l-araflne Candles for the Holl Hell
ya, at MlXLER'H me AP CO.
VrOTICE-TIllir ANNUALMEETINO AND
JL1 election or a beard of directors of the
Parjners' Northern' Market Heuse company,
win be held In the company's office, market
hewse building, Monday January 1.1, at 2
Vf,0tR-m IHAAO L. IIE:J,
Jan7-fd Hecretary.
T ANCAHTER RUHINESM UOLLEOE.
XJ LANCASTKn, December, 188V.
D8AK8lRenMAAK! Ynusre cordially in-
i sited te VUH the LANCASTER BUHINE.SH
XJLLEUK, at Its new quarters, Ne. 84 North
Juke street, before entering your son or dsugh-
ir in January, convince yeursen or ine 1
Ineness of the article before InvesUnc.
Convince yourself of the genu-
reun LadlM and (lentUmur
eung uiaies ana uentiemen rrem tins instltu-
lien took IWMltlnna ln(v ftatiher Vi.
Address.
ji. v. nciuucm principal.
EROCTOR'ri OPERA HOUSE,
cter 4 Bouller Proprietor and Managers.
Tuesday and Wednesday. January 7 Bnd 8.
and Wednesday Matinee, MR. ODELL WIL
LIAMS In "The Judge.'' Prices, U, 20,90,60
and 75 cents.
Thursday Night, January
KEKNE In "Leuis il."
9, THOH. W
Jen7-2td
rpROL'TABHANK,
riUIRTMANUFACTURKIW AND MEN'H
OUTFirTERH,
Ne. 140 North Queen Street.
Bhlrts mad te order as low as 11.00. Perfect
fltguaranteed.
. T".ruA,1.!,ece,,ll!, we have sUrded a HAND
LAUNDRi and are prepared te laundry of all
kind. mnrK-lydlt
F
ARMEIW INSTITUTE
-TO BR HRLD
Wednesday and Thursday,
JANUAlW8andD, IKK),
-IX TIIB-
COURT HOUSE
Addresses and Essays by practical runners
and ethers. t,
AI.MNTnitE.tTED ARE WELCOME
ADMITTANCE
FREE.
JO-Std
JUST RECEIVED
SO Cases Mere
29 East King Street,
H. E. SLAYMAKER, Agt.
TpittEl
TireT Fire!
Just received a consignment of Canned Cern.
Isabels slightly scorched nt the late Jutiliey 4
Andrews Fire, Philadelphia.
T.OOK AT TIIH prici:,
5 CTS. A CAN.
Rememher we guarantee the contents or each
and every Can te he First-Class. We lisve a
Can opened en our counter and would lis pleased
te liac you call and examine same.
Geed Tomatoes from our regular stetk at 7c
a Can, and large a lbs Cnus at that.
Illackberrles at 7e, or 4 for 25e.
CLARKE'S
TEA AND COFFEE STORE, NOS. 12 A 11
SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
"tOURT PROCLAMATION.
Jwiikbkas, the Hev. Jehn ii. Livingston.
President, uud Hen. David W. Patterson, As
sociate Law Judge of the Courts of Common
l'leas In and for the county of Lancaster and
Assistant Justices of the Courts of eyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery and Quar
ter sessions of the Peace In nnd for the County
of Lancaster, have Issued their precept te me
directed, requiring me, among ether things, te
make public proclamation througheutmy bail
iwick, that a Court of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jnll Delivery, also a Court of Ueneral
wuurier nessiens 01 me 1'eace and Jail de-
II, VI ,
thed
rl '.'. cemincnee tn the Court Heuse, In
City of Lancaster, lu the Commonwealth of
. .va.w.. w. ,,,v vnKV I.I1U JKU UP
Pennsylvania,
ON THE THIRD MONDAY IN JANUARY,
(THK2UTII,) 1SU0,
In pursuance or which precept public notice Is
hereby given te the Mayer and Aldermen of
the City or Lancaster, In said county, and all
the Justices of the Peace, the Corener and Con
stables of the said City and County of Lancas
ter, that they be then and there lu their own
proper persons, with thelrrells, records and ex-
aminutiens, and liioulsltlens.and their ether
remembrances, te de these things which te
aminutiens, and liiaulsltlens.and their ether
iciutuiuinim 10 uu iiiene inings winch te
their offices appertain, In their bchnlf te be
done; and ulse all theso who will prosecute
against the prisoners who nre, or then shall be.
Hiifie luiinrinniniii lYitintt if i amsnuiH n u
lobtUndthete prosecute uulim them
nine mil 01 ine said county of Lnucaster, are
unu
tus
Dated lu Lancaster, OielSth day of Dec. 18S9.
siiinii sjv JUld
D. K. liURKltOLDER.
Jan7-ltdd?tw
Sherlir.
R
EDUCTION IN SHOES '
SWEEPING REDUCTION
-IN-
Men's Dress Shoes !
TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING AND BUM
MER.STOCK, Since the Holidays I have gene all through
my stock aud have marked a lurge quantity of
the Men's Dress Shoes ut and lielew cot te
muke room for Spring and Summer Uoed.
Men's Fine Calfskin, Hund-Scwed Shoes, In
Ijicc, llutten and Congress, In two widths una
ull sizes, 5 te , reduced from $5 te tl.
A complete 14 line, with Tips nnd Plain
trench Tees, lu Lace, Rutteu or Congress.
marked down te $3. '
A few mere left of thecelebrated Rice A lluch
lbs KiMhees.ln Luce, Rutteu und Cungrt-ss, with
plain narrow uud plain breud tee, reduced
ietu. '
Alse u let of shoes which we term "odds and
ends," belug sites left ever from regular lines,
bought of factories who fulled, sold or burnt
out, and as we cannot match them exactly,
have marked them down In the same promo
tion. Men's JS Shoes te SI; tIM Shoes te 1150; f4
Shoes te 3; ta Shoes te t i 60 ; KW Shoes ter.'.
This Is a Renu Fide Reduction, und we glial
antee every shoe een ut the.e Lew Plgun.
JVDIspla) ran be seen In East Window,
The One-Price Cash Heuse.
Chas. H. Frey,
Special Great
Western Wine Extra Dry
(Sueceser te FREY 4 ECK Eltl ) the Leader of
Lew Prices lu
BOOTS AND SHOES,
N03.3 A 5 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
Ktt eHHIf mt Ht.
rriHE
JL ACl
days, at
FINEHTl.tNSC nir ssrasr arnin
A9,d."P?J.r"nn Pandlea Sr the HeM-
iays, at MILLERS rfQAP.CO,
W&VJaig'nSfiS!!Wm
W
decMmdll,Ta,TMhS,,",?0r-,,l,,w,lBt-
31Hf i!"11?8.! y80?. WAX BTKWO
. Acid and Paraflne Candles Jet the Holl Hell
ys, at MILLER'S SOAP CO "
TUEY C.W.. LL 001" WT KONKCAK
Equal IJIIP Walti's Havana Filler Claar,
"t.i-,A,4.fiyit108 NORTH O.UKKN 87'
dec6-mdM,Tu,ThJ4
"N"KSf,"Y
FRIENDS AND CUB-
-iJSIlfS tsBperaHlr my rtfllee ad
warerooms at the Southern Market, nrnur at
fOWT" QUEEN AND vTNE'HTRkEraTd
VL'iS.!! nneassertment of Slelgha. Bag
Norbeck Read Carta, a I el my own mVnoBsc mVneBsc
tuffi Sr0'1 Men I gtTm W ititTlni?r
alwarjwlnt" " fctrdetJlBta,
decZl.tM J. H. NORBECK, AttnL
TUpOES HAVE LONG SINCE DBCIDED
fj that Billy Waltxs Cigar Is ths Best la Ttfct
State. Fer sale at
dcc54mdM,Tu,ThJl
3 MIS FINEST LtNE OP WAX RTKRtC
A?ld.?Pd.Rranne Oandles for the Holl Hell
ys. at MILLER'S SOAP CO.
CWEEI'INUCLOTniNQ REDUCTIONS.
Hager & Brether.
SWEEPING
Round le Interest IMe Rtiyers.
Examine Qualities ! Compare Prices !
Men's Excellent All-Weel chovlet Suits at
17 ; were tS 03.
Men's Dressy All-Weel Casslmere Suit at 18 ;
were S10.
Men Stylish Platd Casslmere and Velour
Suits at (12; were $10.
Men's Handsome Plnld Worsted SulU at 118 ;
were MO.
Best Quality Casslmere und Worsted Beys'
Suits at S3; were 17.
Dressy Beys' Stilts, tt 65 te 13.
Nobby Cheviot Ulsters for Yeuug Men, lined
with Plaid Flannel, at $7 CO ; were 111. 1
Stylish Cape Overcoats for' Beys at $5 ; were
$7.
Men's Stylish Diagonal Reaver Overcoats at
S; were $10.
Fine Heavy Kersey Overcoats at ttt; were
110. ( f
Handsome Fur Beaver overcoats, Quilted
Satin Lined, at 1X ; usual price, t.
Special Values
-IN-
MEN'S PANTALOONS
AT jl.Se. K.13, J2.1K) AN D W.SJ.
Hager & Brether,
25-31 West King St.
IALACE OF FASHION.
The G-reat Clearing Sale
-AT-
ASTRICH'S
115 AND 117 N. QUEEN ST.
Special Plush Sale!
Fer One Day Only.
ON THURSDAY, JAN. 9, 1890,
and en this day only, we place
en sale for the benefit of our
customers, 500 yards of 16-inch
Silk PInsfi, in the following
colors :
Tive shades of Cardinal, 2
shades of Garnet, Sapphire,
Gendarme, Mahogany, Orange,
Apple Green, Geld, Bronze,
Sage, Slate, &c.
We will sell them en Thuxs-1
day only, at 29c a yard, in lim
ited quantities.
Ne mere than 4 yards will
be sold te one customer; net 4
.yards of each color, but no
mere than 4 yards altogether
te one customer.
This wejnust de in order te
give these who cannot come in
the morning a chance te buy
some, as the quantity is limited
te 500 yards.
De net forget this Great
Plush Sale and come early.
We will also offer during the
whole Clearing Sale our best
19-inch Imported MelesVan
Plushes at $1.10 a yard, and
the 24-inch Imported Moleskins
at $1.29 a yard.
4 Ask.fer Price List of Clear
ing Sale Prices.
Clothing Reductions
Palace of Faion,
PalaceoffasIiieiL.
Vm aiinnrtlmaml.
ARIlLlMWOKItS.
SOBMOIf 0AMU.01 WOWCi,
Center of Pakeand VlM.S4neu (feraserly
OHO. S.HOttBBtac Prep.
IfenasaetarerefPliMCanltfta, Btwtta, Mar
ket Wagecta, Ac. ExpertMteeS srerkaaen en re-
Bc?ty1VAWAB?LtWA?r2 W
-MBldl.,T-.T?S8,NOrth,U!'n8,
V
RRSirr-rMOH apkil Mr,
NEXT, A
rint-CMMtBtSjCKBSaiUrS BO
wlthdsreli
Ing Hots, ttteattd at Oratalaad
11-
aiurataiaaa Mills, in Ks
l Asalttn
Ills, In Bast
ismiswr sesrssmiB. anit se
. JtUlXAMKII
KLlKAmffTH (1. . RtTBS
ets-uan
44B North Daks St., Lancaster. Pa.
"DEDUCTIONS. "
XV Clothing te your ertter at reduced prices.
,! TAILORS.
McORANN ANOwLKN.
We. IM Werm Queen St,
OB THINGS
NOVEL, ODD AND USEFUL,
Oe te ERUMAN'S.
Ne. m West King Btreet.
pHKFINia8T LINK OF IMPORTED AND
M. DMsasUt Cltars la U city. Clear Ha
2m Ctaars, ear saanmaetart, te boxes or as,
DEMUTH'H CIOAR BTORE,
UBattKin8tr4t.
tOMMR
rTWUK DALMATIAN INSBCT POWDER.
4P5Pellebyifoelosrd blesrer.ls th
most effectual destroyer or lies and ether small
Insects. Fer sale - -5
At BUBUnra DBttst BTORK,
MWastKlaclltrMt.
OYSTERS I BEST OYSTERS IN THE MAR
kti ff&fi 11IL styles, and meal at all
near. at CHARLES E. HOSTER'S, In the rear
e the Central Market Oyster In the shell or
opened served te private families. Telephone
connection. novae-2mdR
F
OR
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS,
GOTO
.. .ERISMAN'S
Ne. 43 West Klag street.
BILLY WAITZ HAS THE BEST TWO FOR
te and 6c Cigars In the state, at
- m j. NOS.JMNORTH,UEENBT.
deeS4mdM,Tu,Th,S -
URNPIKE DIVIDEND. THE PRESI
.. ...dent and dlrseters of the Lancaster, Ellio Ellie Ellio
bethtewn AMIddletewn turnpike company have
en the 0th Inst., declared a dividend of two dol
lars en each share or stock of the corepanv for
the last six months, payable en demand.
CHAfi.l LONG, Treasurer,
. .. Ne. 1 J North Queen SU, Lancaster, Pa,
Jan7,841tw '
TJOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Jjs) the Stockholders of the Eastern Market
Heuse Ce. for. the election of Thirteen Directors
and Three Auditors will be held en Tuesday.
January Hth, from 10 a. m. until neon, at the
emce of thesecretary, Ne. 103 Fjurt King street,
Lancaster, Pa. ALLAN A. II LRU,
JHwd Secretary.
rnHE8HOE!s.'
STICK A PIN HERE I
MEN'S $1.75 SHOES.
There's plenty of Men'a Shoes sold lu
Lancaster at $1.75, but the best abso
lutely the best sold at these figures
you'll And here. They come from lead
ing American makers ; are stylish and
attractive lu appearance shapely
enough te please a dude ; are well made,
ncu iimaucu. uuu ut snuiriv. ii you
are looking for shoes combining many
of the sellinir points of hie-her nrimtf
footwear, shoes that will give you plenty
V geed wear, be sure te see our $1.75
grades. Congress or lace te pick from ;
plenty of lengths and widths make It
eacy for us te Bt the feet you have fit
It comfortably and give it a shape you'll
admire.
Men's $1.C0 Shoes ; lets of them te see :
for dress or reujrh usage, either. Better
leather and better aheemaking in them
than you'll expect. Will they wear?
es, sure. On that score there'll be
nary a grumble. Try them ; see what
you thltfk of them.
Men's $1.25 Shoes. That kind we have,
tee. Geed grades, geed styles ; hard te
match anywhere.
Men's ll.OO Shoes. .These are the
cheapest,and a great shoe value they are.
There's net a $1.25 shoe In the town for
which we'd trade them even up. Good Goed Geed
looking shoes net rough, clumsy, lap
stone shaped. There' some style about
them and there's mere than a dollar's
worth of hard service In them every
time. Wearers se tell us ; that's why
they're geed enough te recommend,
geed enough te have a place here.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 NeRni Queen Strect, Lancas
ter. Pa.
I
TTTJKHII A BROTHER.
ESTABLISHED 1854.
See for Yourself.
Plain ngures are te be seen In our Shew Win
dows. In seeing them you have an Inkling of
the IMMENSE REDUCTIONS whleh ere be
ing made in our Ready.Made and Made-te-Order
Departments lu
Men's, Beys' and Children's
9-PLAIN FIUUREH never deceive. All
goods our own make. Our prle Is one price,
and that the levest. ir you are In need of any
of the above, CALL AND SEE US, and If we
cannot please you, no one can,
i ' '
j i iWe can show you anything lu
MEN'S BUIT,
MEN'S OVERCOATS,
. ' MEN'S PANTALOONS,
HOYS' SUITS,
BOYS' OVERCOATS,
UOYS' PANTALOONS,
CHILDREN'S SUITS,
CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS,
CHILDREN'S KNEE PANTS,
SHIIU'S-Ktauuel, White and Percale,
SUSPENDERS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
HOSIERY, NECKWEAR, dr.
(6
ONE-PRICK
CLOTHING AND FUHNISUINQ
UOUSE,
lertb Queen Street and Centre Square,
Suits, Overcoats & Pants
HlliSII
BROTHER
lltttjr aiitHImtttii
FIRMS' f.INC nv urasr
Aetd and .Paraflne Candles ler thai
a fuwuana duat .V.
. ma mama.. ..r. . .. n
OUHMARJCOP (IOLDK.H LION AN
QldateajarVUeJceli;
...... .WBHUTHH CIUAR STOI
excelledl
RetaUlshed met "niMiM.
STOH
aat-tMJl -.-,..,
rTSHE FINBST LINK rus-wiv
MsmiRgis&sS" F
rfatK LAROEST AND PINET Lr
ihJ12!?y?2w-
viss.'zrxzin'jzz?' aum
w awiifMgi a ni hiviCiSi
DEMUTH'H niOAAl
'" 114 East KlnYi
ClOR
J3 HANDSOME NECKTIES.
GoleERlSNAlCRl
ise. f west King l
TTUtU FINRKT t.lVC nr nr.
JMSmissiBiS
JEmONE BUINKSS COLLEOE7
80 Day Course, nan Nit,t e..i
?.,n54i!en,WcyJrntl'w.wber
Strwtest in .11 buVnerchS
Ing, PenmantU e. etc. .
tfdw
1 North Queen SL, Lancaster
1889 AND
181
2L '."fiS'ilniLfnTarater
nsent after January 1,
Ladles admitted at
rrE
Ma
tZSimm r.Vtmrt.ri" V '' "V- seun MM
1,AI
wr uie Baaineaa uellAM.
Course, mil
lSWnMlor.enappricaUbnat'co'tu,1
e, at a en n uu He street Pleased inh.
ca II whether you entJFn; nV,881 le n
ug-lw U.C.WEIDI.ER,Prlnc
y-E EXAMINE KYE8 FREE.
Speoiaeles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FR
Ten Think Tour Eyes Are Geed!
If von hbaIViam ...iu. ...
&te3s25gffi55raB
vrZZJrZTZT.ri'i " "great nelp te vel
il, w. """ luuniiaDn "DIA M ANT A I'll
tfvewilen. " "" "" aids te
7oe. W 8,ec,:,e. W.OOi usual
Steel Spectacles, nrin., ,.,..!... -.
ArtlflcIalEycslnwrt.riuiTp'riU'l
ajra a : naiise s. iintb si
OPTICIANS. tmi.ini,rm
Between Chestnut ana Walnut Street!
nil
JJAPPYNF.W lEAR!
Steam Engine
-AND
Beiler Werl
MANUFACTURER OF
HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
PORTABLE
HOISTING
ENGINES
(Horizontal Till
BOILERS.
vertical,
i Twe Flue,
I Deuble Deck,
I Marine.
CENTRIFUGAL
BOILER FEED
MINING
STEAM
MILLS.
PUMPS
(Saw Ml
Dark 1
(Cob Ml
AUTOMATIC TAN PACKERS,
HRA8S LEATHER ROLLEim.
BARK CONVEYER SCRI
PULLEYS, SHAFTING,
GEAHINO HANQEIW.
PILLOW BOXES, CLAMP Uel
COUPLINGS. COLLARS,
MILL BUSHINGS. BTKPBOXKs
8rINDLES.T0ES AND ST!
PULLEY PLATES,
SHIEVE WHWKLS,
Ac, if., del
BOLTS, TURNUUCKLES,
LAG SCREWS. RODS Ul'.SETT.
BLTT SCREWS, FORGIl
NUiy. Sq. elid Hex,, CAST WASHERS,
PLATE WASHERS.
WROUGHT WASH I
I
Specialty In Malting nnd Repairing j
u"f WELL DRILLING! TO(l
niV!!;;.!1??? -.P'.t'i Reamers, Jars, Sand Pul
Blt.uud Red Catches, ac I
Charcoal Hammered C
llilnlnn's ttlual i
Deuble Itcllned
Refined
Beiler and Tank
vttSlSTSS?1 or 8,,m"-' ter "l
..fV'i?1'. Water Wheel CaJ
vv a- UIIIUCS, KK
LARGEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPL
Such as Valves. Cocks, Gauges, Oilers. I
and Malleable Fittings,' Injectors, liackl
. ,,., v., ,. uiiiru iu x.aucasier.
Special Attontlen Given te
STEAM HEATIN
Light and Heavy Iren nnd Brass Outing
-Repa!rlng Promptly Attended te.-CS
Cheap Let of
SEC0ND-IIANDPULLET8 ANDBIfAFrJ
FOR SALE. 1
..4i,ll5y.",4.8xl2: Pulleys, 41x10; I rullj
pl "pod spilt l'ulley,294xiatf ; 3 Weed I
8-2 15-10 Cellars.
62 feet, 2 15-16 Shafting.
H 21 Inch Drep Hangs Deuble Braced.
Jehn Besi
333.EAST FULTON ST. J
LANCASTER, PA.
Second-Hand Boilers
5-30-Herse Power, 60 Inch Dlnm., 13 feet lel
x men luiiei, irrice, jueana HjO.
1 Beiler SO Inch Dlnm.. n leui long, 21-3 hi
luucv, li teei long, wiiu nre i renr, ilia.
G
REAT CLEARINO SALE'
Clear the Track
-reR-
THE CLEARING SAL
-AT-
D P.STACKH0USE'
Ne3. 28 and 30 East King Street
ALLTHR01r LOTS AND IIROKEX SIZI
IN
Beets & Shoes
Must beHiKl te Make Ream for tre.hStec
GOODS COMING IN DAILY.
aollacefer Odd Lets. All Broken Sties wi;
i.c nuiu ui iiruKen rrices.
GO THEY MUST, PRICE OR NO PRUK
STACKH0USE,
28 and 30 East King St.
115 & 117 North Queen St.
LANCASTER. PA.
LANCASTER, PA.
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