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INTELLIGENCER,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1800.
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CdLUMBIA SCHOOLS CLOSED.
11SY IClWilS 1 SXfHll tt.CIUS
AIE MCI,
A Serletta Xrftntnir Fire Th Monthly
" Meetlturef CoaselU and Repert et
the rtnencc Committee.
Columbia, 1'a., -1n. 15,-Tlie regular
monthly meeting of council vra held in
the council chamber tout evenlnjt at :80
o'clock. Members present! Bennett,
Cramer, Fer.r, Jacksen, Mlntch, Steven Steven
ten and Wilsen. Absent: Messrs. drove
lid Kim.
Tke financial committee reports aa fe
lwa I
Vinsen hand at 1.11 report. h.-.3,00? 87
Transient market rents .......
Kent of auditorium -....
Rsat of piano.....-..."..-...-
Mera irnu...-......
License-........ -
rinet.- ... , -
Perrettect for pipe..-...... ..
Boyd, collector, lw ................
Boyd, collector, ISO..- . .
Total - -.
Orders paid during themeiiUi....
122 85
194 CW
,.- a oe
... Its M
4 60
1W
... 7 a
m. 130 W
187
,.JW,M 31
.. 1,427 W
Balance en hand - - - -.2,430 82
The market committee reported the mar
ket In Reed condition. The transient
market rents for last Mentli exceeded any
previous mentli.
The highway commlttee reported several
streets repaired and macadamized. The
epenliiR of Piane stroet is progrewlng. The
culvert at the feet orrianeistreot is com
pleted. The light and water 'commltteo reported
the electric lights for the past week net up
te the standard, owing te the carbons leit
' en ihe railroad. s
Chief Burgess Kech reported that (he
fire alarm at the opera house lias been
. completed. Keys w ill he placed at Beeth'
clgsx store, Wagner's hotel, Gable's store,
Stamen's store, Manager Becklus, Market
Master McFalls and Watchman liyslnger.
The signals and place where keys nre
kept -will be printed and hung with the
alarm box.
The commlttee appeinteQ te wait en P.
v It. R. authorities for the purpose of advo
cating the rouieval of grade crossings with
in the boreiiKh for the protectienpf the
citizens and the facilitation nf,buHtiie, re ro
pet ted that they nttended te the duty as as
algned te thorn. They wet Mr. C. K. Pngli
, at the ofilce en January bill, and wero ac
corded a very courteous lntcrvlew. Tlie
cemmittee represented the Interests of the
borough in' the nocesslty for feet and
wagon bridges, abeve and belew grade.
The committee were assured that the sub
ject will reccive prompt and careful atten
tion. The most fcaslble and practical plans
will be determined upon, and further re
port will be made as seen os practicable.
The ordlnanee t'er vacating Shawiice
street and extending Plane street was post
poned for ene month.
Bills were paid and coupons cancelled
amounting te $2,002.77.
On motion adjourned, s
A serious fire occurred In an tmeccuplud
f rame house en Wlnut stroet belew Second
" Iat night which was a very hard fire te
extinguish. TheTirewas dtscoverod by a
daughter of Abr.im Iluinmcll about 8:15
o'clock and an alarm was at ence given.
The building belongs te Geerge S. Bed
seeker and has been unoccupied for sovernl
weeks. The fire originated en the third
story and commenced buruluir botween
the partitions. It must have been burn
ing for the past few dayn as the parti
tion en the upper Ride of the heuse
is utmost entirely burned out. The (Ire
was a most stubborn ene for the flromen te
g;tat, but was extinguished after ever nu
hour's work. The residence of Jtobert J,
Kyen adjoin the house, and was very
bsdly damaged by water. The water
came in the reef and ran te the cellar,
damaging the walls and the con
tents of the liouse. All the cm pets
are water soaked, and the less will be
considerable. Hew the 11 re atarted is
a mystery, as the liouse was unoccupied.
The flues of Mr. Ryeti's liouse could net
have caused the II re. Tlie llue in the front
part of the house U en the upper slile mid
the rear extends below the house. The
houseof Mr. Bodseckoris coverod by in
surance aud Mr. Byon has his heuse, but
net the contents insured.
"The following directors of Mount llctliel
Cemetery company wcre olectod yostor yestor yoster
dy afternoon : E. llorshey, M. S. Shu
wan, Henry Wisler, Goe. W. Haldercan,
J. B. Bachman, Dr. II. Mifllin, Dr. W.
Klghter, J. C. I'lahler, Hiram Wilsen.
J. M. Bushong, brakemau en ougliie Xe.
601, of the P. 11. It., had his right hnnd
painfully injured last night wlille coupling
cars. The hand was caught between the
couplings.
On account of Klckness in the public
schools the directors ordered the closing of
the schools until Monday next. Over 000
pupils and peveral teuchers are sick.
Thee. Lohmeyor, of the Cllobe brewery
company, gave ball before the Judge yes
terday afternoon for tilal en alleged viola
tion of the liquor law. 0car Kosliner, of
the same company, was dlscharged by
Squire Evans.
Marie Ililforde en.l company will appear
in'"The Enemy" in the eper. house to
night. The play is an excellent ene and
presented with fine scenle etrects.
The P. B. It, pay c;ir was in town Oils
afternoon.
The following ofilce is were elected last
night at Liberty Circle, Xe. 13, 11. W. II.
F. of Pa: B. W., Geerge aontuer i C. W,
J)avld Palmer; C. P., E. II. Behzel j C. J.,
Eugene Snavely; II. JI Albert Suavely.
W. of X., A. 1'. Bodgersj W. of I)., Prank
Hletsbue ; 4 K Jehn J. Temple; U.S. K.,
B. F. Bailey; treasurer, G. P. Slelnheiscr ;
trustee, Prank Hietshue.
The Columbia Iren company ole.-ted the
following directors this merning: II. Wil Wil
eon, Milten Wike, A. J. Kautrman, F. A.
Bennett, Jumei Perrettet, Christian nohrer,
Jehn C. Ferry.
Jehn W. Michael, fennau or the Herald
printing office, has received an appoint
ment in the government printing office.
He will leave for his new portion en Mon
day, A Surprise Tarty.
A big surprise party was given last oven even oven
ieg te Harry Ilyus, bhec dealer of Xerth
Queen Btreet, whose home is en Xerth
Lime stiect. It was his 31st birthday, and
his wlfe waH determined te surprise him.
He went away in the evening, and while
be was geno his friends begau te arrive and
seen the house was filled. He returned
atOo'cleckto be completely knocked out
bysuprise. He seen recovered and pre
pared te entertain his friend. Thore was
Inging by the Monterey quartette, music,
andotuer amusements. An elegant suprer
prepared by Mrs, Ilyus, wa highly on en
Joyed by everybody.
tctt SI0O for u Church.
xa jienjainsn .csmeman, a notice or whose
'itfA usmm appeared in ine i.vtslmecnckh of
ss' 'Monday, was buried en TueJay at the
fi Ml. IIope Methodist church. In his will
i he bequeaths ene hundred dollar te the
? same church, leaves the balancoef hises-
i tate te bis three children and namas us his
xecuter Gee. W. Hensel, of Quarry villp.
Uefore Aldermau Spuriler.
Geerge Keller has been held in ball te
seitwerata hearlniren Saturday ovenln?.
;jS,"ctrgefassiuUaiid battery prefened
-'r,JrMr5rtJaU9U, w" siysthat he smacked
i-? iter Bieaiii.
Richard Laubu In I n f,n-,r,r .... ,i,
'ipi&Hrgu efkeep'.nt a vicious de,; which wa
(t"
v Ilwellluu bold,
Z BUMinn X. Bums, real estate ageuts,
(, sold ler Myers & Bathfen, the brick
J4llHg, Xe. 34 Shlpjien street, te Samuel
ws, for $00,
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rinirnxe ix me.
Significant Action or tlie Worships Din
ing n 1 te volt.
Tlifl steamer Iferschel, from Bie de Ja
neiro, which arrived in New Yerk yester
day, brings news of an encounter hetween
soldiers In Rie de Janolre.
It was en the ovenlng or the 18th of De
cember when we heard musketry and ar
tillery firing en shere. It continued Ter
three or four hours. Captain Grimes was
en ahore nt the time, nnd when he came
en beard he said the trouble was caused by
revelt against the republican form of
government en the part of tlie second regi
ment of artillery. They had raised tlie old
imperial flagon the barracks, and many or
the citizens who wero in favor ofthe Im
perial form of government had Joined tliem.
Evidently they expected ether rrglmetils
wouldjeln them,
" In tills they wcre disappointed, and
the ether troops In the city, under tlie
command of the Republican government
officers, were at ence get tdgotlier and tlie
Incipient -rebellion quickly stamped out.
xne sirccis wero iincu wim ui
dlers and no one was norm It ted te
pass In the neighborhood. The offi
cers of the regiment were arrested and
locked up, together wltli a number of load lead
ing citizens who iiad joined the demon
stration. None of the llle papers rorerrcd
te the mattorexcept the leading Republican
paper, which published mi Hern announc
ing that a number of drunken soldiers
who wero creating a disturbance, had been
arrested. Everything was quiet nnd
peaceful when we left, but ene thing was
noticed particularly : As seen ns the firing
was heard en shore the lllachucla aud ilve
or six ether Brazilian gunboats which
were lying In the harbor lowcred the Re
publican Hags and did net heist thorn again
until the news rocelvod that the Insurrec
tion had been suppressed and the lenders
Imprisoned."
A correspondent of Mr. Q. R. Flint wrllcs
from Rie Janeiro uitder ilate of Deceinhtr
23:
"The outlook here Just new Is net. reas
suring, hast ovetilng iMirts of two real real
inents of artillery mutinied, tere up the
Republican ling nnd heisted the old im
perial (lug, nnd it required all tlie ether
roglmeuts, cavalry, infantry and artillery
te subdiie them. The.v fought nt Sno
Chrlstave artillerv qunrtel till after 12
o'clock, nnd ene hundred or the rebels
were killed and wounded bofero tlie rout
surrendered. Te-day twonty-eno of the
ringleaders wero shot. Xone of the coin cein coin
mlBslened officers were In tlie mutiny, but
nil the iion-cemiuiNsloiiod ofllcers were.
The trouble was owing te tlie dissatisfac
tion of tlie soldiers Vtith their pay.
the coT.enr.i) veTi:s.
ltupiibllcan Besst-B Doneunoed FerTludr
Treatment of the Colored Itaco.
A meellng or tlie colereil voters of the
cltv called for Tuesday evening nl hove
and Charity hall was attended by nbeut
liny coleroil men. The ebject of the meet
ing was stated te be a conreronco en the
coming municipal election. Sevcral
spceches were made the tcnoref which was
that the Republican party has been profilse
In Its premises te tlie colored voter but very
slew In keeping the premises made. The
case of Jee hebar's son, wlie wns refused n
position in the poslefllco en account of ids
color, was cited as the latest evidence ofthe
leve of Republicans for the colored mnn.
He had all the qualifications for the posi
tion for which he was nil applicant except
the color of his nkln.
Oue of the speakers said tlie Democratic
party of hnncaster Mever premised tlie
colored mnn anything Hitically,but these
in control inanngcd te soe thut all classes of
Its party were fairly trcated In the deposi
tion of offices.
It was decided that each colored man in
the present movement shall pay his own
tax bofero Saturday, se that the voters
shall net be under obllKnlleus te the Re
publican bosses who held their receipts
heretofore and would net (surrender the
rccelpt unless the voter east a full . Repub
lican .ticket.
Anether meeting will be held en Thurs
day mid dolliilte action will be tnken ns te
their intention In the coming election.
Centre Squnru An Street Cur Depot.
EuiTens iNTEixienxcr.u: Wlille city
councils nre arranging matters with the
Xew Yerk syndicate (?) wouldn't It be
well te compel the new mnnageiiient te
coase from using our public square nsn
depet? Xe private Individual would be
nllowedte surround our beautiful moiiii meiiii moiiii
meot with nil the ptiniplieriinlhi of his
business ns Is new being dene by the
vnrieus liorse enr companies. Why
shouldn't they be coinpellcd te build a
depot for tlie convenlouco of tlieir patrons,
in which peeple could await tlie arrival or
tlie car, saruly sheltered from the Inclem
ency ofthe wcatherT It wouldn't surprise
our citizens, In vlew of what has been dene
in the past, te hear that our ceuucllimiiilc
stockholders had veted te gtve them u
portion or the new market house ns
a depot, free of rout, for the transaction
of their business. Anything Is possible
with n corporation, especially when the
law-making pewer owns the stock. As
the poeplo are ut the bottom of the wall in
thW transaction, I'll sign myself
McCiixiv.
Simen lloel: Committed fur Trial.
Simen Boek wns heard by Alderman A.
F. Dennelly en Tuesday evening en charges
of feloniously entering the brer bottling
establishment of Geerge Weber, nt Green
and Rockland streets, and stealing sevcrnl
cases of beer. The bottles, ldentllled by
Mr. Weber as ids prepeity, were found nt
Boek's liouse. HUvtery was that he met
two men who gave him the beer and that
he did net knew that it wns stolen, The
aldermnn thought that Simen's story wns
a little fishy nnd committed him for trial
en both charges.
Mrs. Nevln's Vnuei-iil.
Tlie funeral of Mrs. Martha J. Xevin
took place tills nflorneoii fiein the late les
idence ofthe deceased nt Cicrnarven Place,
en the Columbia turnpike. Tlie services
were conducted by Rev. Dr. E. V. Gerlinrt,
president of the theological seminary, nnd
Dr. Jehn S. Slater. The p ill bearers wero
S. S. Spencer, Geerge M. Franklin, Jehn
O. linger, Dr. J. 11. Kleffor, Charles J.
Snow nnd W. U. Ilonsel. The Interment
was made at Lancaster cemcterv.
Siirronilurecl Illmseir.
At tlie last term of the quarter sosslens
court Samuel Shirk, of Hnhnstewti, whs
directed te pay ids wire 82.50 per week for
her maintenance. He was dlrected te glve
ball te comply with the court's order mid
went among his neighbors te sucure it.
He was unsuccessful, and en Tuesday
afternoon he surrendered hlmself te the
slierilf and went te jail. Mr. Shirk lias
failed slnce his prosec.ition, nnd his prop
erty will be sold by the sheriff en Satur
day. A Mlkhlim Itey.
The chief of police lias been
Instructed te be en the lookout
for Geerge Berkhelser. a boy who
ran away from tlie White Hall soldlers
orphan school en Monday. The boy's
home Is in WriqhtsvUle, but upon Inquiry
It was learned that he is net there.
I'rceztuff In Wyoming
Twelve te elghtoeu Inches of snow
has
rullcn in the westeru end of Wyoming ter
ritory. The snow has crnstrxl. nn.l win.
the freezing or all tlie water holes, enttle,
sheep Hiid hordes are perishing alt ecr
the range. An owner en Tuesday io ie io
celved word rrem his ranch that scarcely
nu unlmal that could net be led would
survive. Horses have worn tlmlr
hoots te the quick trying te beat
through the crusted snow. Game lias been
driven from the mountains, and ante
lope have been killed within the
city limits of Evuiisteu. Twe men wcie
frozen te death.
At'Ukoer "CO. 11."
Stanley Macey's company wastohae
played the comedy " C. O. D." In Fulton
opera heuse last night, but they did
net show up. Seme days' age
a bundle of advertising Jpaper for the
troupe reached the city. On the outside of
the packsge were the letters C. O. D., with
the ameniit of the bill for ihe passer, whl h
was rather large. The nianager of the opens
heuse did net feelllke paying the bill I e
the psier was get up. When the company
found they had net been billed, they,
did net come, nnd the paper s still at the
express office.
Grim Grip Items.
Hugh A. Uoldsberough, chief clerk of
the bureau of construction and repair,
navy department, died In Washington
from pneumonia, resulting from an attack
of influenza. Mr. Goldsborough was ever
70, and hed been employed in the depart
ment raore than fifty years.
Adam h. Amberg, ox-Weit town asses
sor or Chicago, a vrell-knewn German
American citizen, dled at his home In Ma-
canister Place en Tuesday. Mr. Amlierg
was taken ill New Year's day with the
familiar symptoms of the grippe,
hast Satilrday he had partially recovered
and decided te take a Turkish bath, as was'
hlshaTilt. Theattending physician warned
him that in his present state of health It
would lie dangttreus and serious results
mlnlit fellow. That night he grew werse.
Bofero morning he was unconscious and
in this condition llngered until his death.
Besides Mr. Amberg thore have died of
influenza within the past 21 hours four
ethers.
Tne afternoon A'cu'J reports 30,000 sick
chlldren of CnlcsBe suffering rrem the In
lluciiza or complications thoreof.
Attkntiem Is called te the congregational te
beheld nt Kt. Jehn'achurch thlsevenlng. Kvery
one Is exported te be present, as Important busi
ness will be trnnsneted.
lcath.
llAHitis. In llils city, en the I'lth lint., of
heart dlcne. Kilivarit h. Harris, In tlie Will
ear of hlsngc.
The relatives nnd friends of the family are re
ppcctfully Invited te attend the funernl, from
his mother's residence, Ne. 237 West Walnut
Ktreel, en Thursday afternoon nt 2 o'clock. In
terment nt Lancaster cemetery. 2ld
ittrtfltCt.
CVrulu nnd 1'rovinteim.
Kuriitshcd by H. K. Yundt, broker.
Ciiicaoe, Jnti. IS, 1:00 e clock p. m.
WiieuU Cern. Outs, l'erk. Uird.
Jauunry.
Kebrunry.,
SB
31
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out
.Mnrch..,,.
April
May
June...
July
Year
8154
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Crude Oll-Kebmary -1 OsT
Consels -
Closing Prices 2:15 o'clock n. m.
677
WJieni uern uai. i urn. imtu
Jnimnry ..,...
Kebrunry .......
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... nil
vsyt ) n a wi
Ml tUV? V 60 & 83
m
.iiaren
April
May - 81Ji
June - -
July ny.
Year
Consels
Crude Oil Kebrunry.. ,
v a s w
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22J4 "87 e'ei
.... 6 77
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Cur i.eis,
18
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210
V7
llvccipls.
Winter Wheat
Hprlng Wheat
Cern - -
Oats
Uye -
Hurley -
Bend
lleeclpls-Ueirs :ifl,000
Itecelma -Cattle- 15,000
Hteclc JUnrlielH.
Quotations by ltced, McOrann & Ce., bankers,
Luncnsler. ln.
NKW YOIIIC LIST. 11 A.M.
Cnnndu l'nclnc-. ,
C. C. C. & 1
Colnrnde Cen! i ,
Central 1'iicirie
Camilla Heutlicrn Wi
(Jlil. HU U Tbg
Den. A ltle G-.
Del. h. 4 W. - rf,j;
Krie 2D
Krle 2nds ...
Jcr O
K. AT t')ii
beu. A N- ml
1.. Hherc IlilJJ
Mich. Ceil
Missouri lVclllc 7.'(
Heck. Valley
N. 1'
n. p. l'rcr ;j.yt
N. WesU -
N. Y. O
New Kimland ity,
Fjut Tennessee.
Umnlia
Oregon TniiiNceutlueutal... S-V
Ontario A W-
I'ueine Mnll
lllclininnd Terminal
HU l'uul m;
Texas l'ncine 21
Union Piieinc My,
Wnlinnh Cem
12 M. 8 P. W.
6'ij'j &i
rati i:ii;'i
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Wabash l'ref m Ill
U'r.ilnm II K.'tti
WeslHliore llmuls.
rilll.ADin.l'llIA LIST.
Ib. Vul
II. N. Y. A 1'hlla
l'a. lu it. rm,
Keadlne 17 lVb)
els. Nav
llestenv. I'iiks
V. A H
N.CenU
I'eenles 1'aKS..
HdK l'
Oil
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vv ucvtioclltcute.
HS01.UTK.LY 1'Ulllt
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
THIH powder necr varies. A marvel et pu
rtty, strength and wtiolesemeiiess. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
not b sold In coraiietltlen with the multitude
or low test, short weight, alum or uliespbate
Powders. Suhl only in com. UOVAI. Uakine
l'ewmcK CO.. 1W Wall street, New Yerk.
uiarSMylAlyw
ti;stiikci:ivi:i).
IlOr.DCRKH Ui:t) 1.AI1EI.,
The rinest of Champa mien.
HUllltKlt'M UQUOllSTOUK,
Ne. 22 Centre Hyuure,
IT NEST I.INi: OK WAX HTMiitn
I A
eldaud l'urallun Candles .for tbe Helt.
days, u
tMlhhKlfaSOAI'CO
T-ANTEI)-IMMKUIATKhY, TWO OOOll
currlnecbodymakcrsendoiieexperlenced
mill hand te work en weed working machinery:
steady imping meat te poed men. Address
UULl.TTCAKltlAUUCO.,
Janll-tfd llel Air, Aid.
BUSINKS3HU1T8 AT COST, nitmSBUITK
reduced, Treuserings ery low, Ovrrcents
nt any prlce, nnd nil trimmed uud inude up lu
our best style.
UartANN A NOWLEN.
Ix-adlnc Tnllers,
Ne. 13U North Queen HU
ILMIMO BAI.K OK A UKNEUAL, UNU OK
Household Kurnltureen te-morrow (Tliurs
day), ut 1 oVleck, nt Ne. 751 Illim street. Come
te the sale, we hau many nice thlin; te erTer.
, .MAUYKlUtKNKUUlI).
Joel h, Hainf.s, Auctioneer. ltd
T-ANTEll - DWELLINGS TO KENT -l
. Parties owning and having dwellings te
rent, by placing same Inte the bands of the uu-
.. ..,
derslgned. may llnd
early and satisfactory
ng many anpllcunts.
U8MAN A IlUllN'H,
tenuuts. us wuureliuvln
UAUfi
lfill I'.tala Airuti.e
ltd Ne. 1U West Oruuge Street.
liUOl'lWAI-S KOH HIXJNE.
L benled prope-.aU will be received by
prope-.aU win be received by the
nireei veininuiee up loeocioek p. in. en
len
uay, January -.7, isv, ler none for use en
tlie
streets of Lancaster, said stone te be broken te
iiu h uireeieu uy uig nucei ue mi ill uec.
llldders w 111 stale prlce nt quarries per ten of
2.CU0 iieuiuts, with and without uke of city
crusher and engine, and price of stone dell
ered en the htn-cts where needed, or free en
beard enrs ut Luucustcr, uud ul.e state locution
of eunrrlek.
llldders inusl nirulih te the ceininltln net
la than three sumples of the stone they pro
pose te rurnlsh, which .unples shall be tool teol toel
drexsed te a cube of 2 Inches, and, lr net homo
genous, miutbecut parallel with the cleut
nge, such samples te be subjected te any tests
which way bedeemed proper by thecoimnlt theceimnlt
teelu order te determine their relative Millie
for the purposes for which they are te t in.cd.
The quality as se determined must be rully
maintained during the term of contract, lu
case of dispute, the committee Is te be kele
Judge of the quullty of the stone furiilthed.
Contract te begin en nnd te be
made for one or three i eurs, at the option of the
committee.
All bids must be accompanied by a certified
check In the sum ettiua.and upon the awurd et
the contract u bend lu a suitable amount, with
approved security, must be furnished for the
tulthful performance of the same.
The Committee reserves the right te reject
any or nil bids.
lllds te be left at the Olllce of C. A. Oast, Ne
1 ) North Duke street, bclere& o'clock p. iii.eu
Monday, January 27, unduddres.dteiheHtreel
Committee of 1 jincuster.
Uy order et thoCemmlttee.
r, . . . w MIDDLE, Chairman.
C, A. Oast, Cltrk. Jnl5,U,2.,,2S
4 !
Ht JHfrllmenii.
i i . .. . .... i . i i
1TANTKD-A OOOD OIBb TO DO (IKN
yj oral housework. Ne washing or Iren-
In. Apply at
JllHUI . .
nOS NOUTH M AHYHT.
A.Jele ter CanlemnrDsy, ut MII.LElfH
BOAl'CO. '
17IOB
1 HANDSOME NECKTIES,
Oe te E1UHM ANH,
Ne. West King Btreet.
A PPUCATIOMH KOtt TitANHFER OK
jCV. Tavern License will be heard Casper
Kehler for tranter of A. W. Nell's llcenu, 2d
ward, city, en (Saturday, February 1, 18W, nt 10
a. m., and of Walter Myers for transfer of diss.
Cei'i license, DUi ward, city, en Monday, Feb
ruary 8, 180, at 10 a. m.
HENJ.P.W.lTnnAN,
JanlJJBJSd. D. C Q. H.
AMRRTINO Or" TnE HTOCKHOLDEKH
of tbelKast End Pnsen(r Hallway com-
Dan:
mywinee neia en wedneiHiay.tneswin any
' January, tl88uy at two o'clock p. m.,at the
nee of Walter 'M. Franklin, 120 East Kins
or J
efllcn
street, Lancaster, l'a., for the purpose of consld censld
rlncand votlnaueon an nsreement tnadebr
ins., i
upon
aid n
the director! of iiald oempnny for theronsell-
aalien ana merger of said cemrany with and In
the Lanculer City Htrcet lUllwuy Company of
Incaster. Pa.
llyOrdeteflhe Beard of Directors. If
. , . J.KDWAltn ACKLEY.Becretary.
Dated January 13, 1890. Janl5421d
MEETINaOKTHEHTOCKIIOLDEKBOF
the Lfleeiuter City Htrent Hallway Com
pany will be held en Wednesday, the aTlh day
or January, lwe, at 3 o'clock p. m., at the emce
or Wallet M. Franklin, 120 st King street,
Lancaster, l'a., for the purpose of considering
nnd voting upon an agreement made by the
Directors of said Company for the consolida
tion with and merger In said Company of the
East End Passenger Hallway Company or Lan
caster, l'a.
Uy order of the Heard or Directors.
J. EUWAKD ACKLEY, Hccreuiry.
Dated Januauy II, lW. Jal5,21d
IiUHLIO BALK OK CITY DWELLING-
and iMildirjg'Lebi. '
Ow WKbNisnAY, January 22, lsiw,
At the Ieeiard hotel, will be sold these two
Two-Htery llrlck Dwellings, Nes. 723 and 725
East Orange street, having hall and six rooms,
with let i feet. 9 Inches rrent, nnd extending te
Marlen street 237 rcU Qoed llrlck .Stable, well
with pump, etc.
Alse, Valuable Building Lets, fronting I5SW
reel en Orange street, and extending te Marlen
rr": eXSS'Ji Fl feel- A," let en Marlen
street 30MK feet, by 124 feet.
Fer particular, see sale bills or call; en 'the
undersigned.
Bale tocemence at 7K p. m.
Al.LAN A. ItEItH,
Agent for Mary A. Dentlmtrr.
II. V. Howe, Auctioneer, Jenl6,17,lSA22
sre
CIAL UAHOAINS IN KUHNtTUItE.
FURNITURE I
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
In ALL KINDS OK FUHN1TCRE will be
given for the NEXT TIIlllTY DAYH. Peeple
going te housekeeping In the Hprlng will sae
money by selecting goods new and having
them put aside until wuntcd.
C7
W. C. SAPP,
NO. 114 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
ant-Next te Southern Market,
JiinlS-SindWAH
MA
HT1N llllOs.
-in-
Reduced Prices
CLOTHING
en Flannel
Night Shirts I
-AND-
FURNISHING GOODS
A very Utile money will new gel you some of
the nebbldt things.
NECKWEAR.
A large let of CholeeHllkTIcmany patterns,
reduced te 15c. v
Teck, Pulls and Keur-lu-llitndK, 2c. Much
quality and price were never yoked together
before. SI 23, 11 60 and il 75 Ties reduced te Jl..
Culls, two pairs, 25e; Cellars, two and three
for 23c. The ends of lines that sold for2ec.
Heme Extraordinary Values In
UNDERWEAR!
S3 00 Umli'i Weel Underwear reduced te fj 00.
Much weight and value In 2.c nnd 50e Under
wear will surprise you.
Little Beys Sulla, $160, 52, f2 SO, J3, 83 W. If
you were guessing the price from worth and
appearance you'd put a dollar en.
Bee Ihe splendid pick In Men's .Suits and
Overcoats at Vi, 110, 12 und 813.
Kpeclal prices en Made-to-Meature Hulls,
0erceats und Trousers.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
J.
U. MAHTIN CO.
BLANKETS.
A Special lllanket for n chilly night, nl $.5;
weighs, 6 as; slie, 72x80 J pure wool ; nweek
uge the price was JU60. Anether pure wool,
size, 00x70, at il a pair, was our K lllanket dur
ing the Kail.
1-2LKIFS.
Net many of n kind, but nu odd let should
always bring un odd price, and the SIO and 112
Hecheswr Stand Lamp are new sold at id. A
metal llechcster Table I.ainp, whlte shade
down from SI 50 te $2 SO.
TABLE TUMBLERS.
Cleaning up, uud a French Thin Cllus Tumb
ler, with nve narrow bands engracd en side,
at SOc each ; reduced from f 1 23 a dozen. A
wreath of fern engraving at tiie per dozen, re
duced from 81 SO. Quantity limited.
TOILET SETS.
A crate newly opened gives us a Id-piece dec
orated English Toilet Sels 10 pieces at 82 25.
One week only at this price j after price will be
8J. A number of Toilet Sets, with n piece or
two chipped or missing altogether, have been
marked ut u bargain pi Ice 81 SO te 81 30.
JlMffiMM.
Cor. W. King & Prince Sts.,
LANCASTER, PA,
iteiit 9ltttritmirt.
flAUUIAUE WOHKB.
DOER80M OAUUAOI WOEO,
Cerner of Duke and Vina Htneta (formerly
-i . N(9rbee Mllejrt, t
0,OOO OverHixjrheuaand Dollars V0O
In fine Vehlefenneir on'ExhlMtlen
1MK AlltheLATEHTSTYLEUfbr 1MO
The tjest of mechanics en repairing at tbm
iraersem (.-arnage works, corner or uake ana
Vlnestrccts.
dt-lydK
r
OH HENT.
V&aiM liitla irr. t ' '
ext fleer altte:? vjlU
-Aptrty next
E
OR
JAPANESE GOODS,
OoteERIBMAN'H,
Ne. IB Wast King Street.
QRPt I,A-V COURSE! 0 NIOHTHER.
OOO HION. KEY810NKUU1NEXB OOt
LEOE. Yeung Men and Ladles. This school
Is better prepared than ever te sire yen a drat
class business education. Our effort the flnrt
year have been crowned wltrr wonderful suc
cess. W. D. MOHHER, Prim, i
UdAw IS North Queen BU, Lancaster. Fa.
yr
ANTED-TEACHER IN WBSTRXMP.
fleld tewnahtn. H.birv. JfiO twr mentli
for permanent, with Ne. l In teaching. Net
permanent according te- mark. Scheel beard
meet at Irenvllle en Jan. 18. Successful ap
plicant te open school. Jan. 20.
f. K REITZBUHec., Meuntvllle.
Janll-lwd West Herapneld Scheel District.
rpllOUTABHANK,
SHIRT MANUPACTUREHH AND JiEN'H
OUTKI1TKKM,
Ne. 110 North Queen Street.
ShlrU made te order as low as flfflO. Perfect
fit guaranteed.
Through necessity we have starded a II AND
LA.UNDRY.nnd are prepared te laundry of all
kinds. , nuust-lydlt
I WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES ON
salary te take charge or my business at
their homes. Light, very fascinating and
healthful. Wages 110 per week. Reference
given. Uoed pay for part tlme. Address wltb
stamp. M RS. MARION WALKER,
lievl-lmdM.W.K Louisville, Ky.
(CELLING OKE TO
CLOSE BUSINESS.
11ARQAINM AT
Mrs.
E. M. Woodward's,
Ne. MX East King 8C WJ
H
ELLO 1
POSITIONS FOR ORADUATPS.
The LANCASTER BUSINESS COLLEGE
docs net held out positions as an Inducement
for young men nnd ladles te enter. Although
II has placed mere young men nnd ladles In po
sition than any ether medium ; and, by the
way, tney are competent young men and Indlen,
tee. Visit
ut college uoeins,
Ne. 34 North
Duke street,
Address.
II. C. WEIDLER. Principal.
ltlNE TOILET SOAP.
Liberian Palm. Oil
When properly made Inte Seap produces the
rinest Toilet Seap known.
MILLERSOAP CO.
T1TK EXAMINE EYES FREE.
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE!
Yeu Think Tour Eyes Are Qoed !
ir you have them examined you will probably
find that there Is something wrong with them,
and thntglaascs will be a great help te you.
We use Inimitable "DIA MANTA" lenses,
which nre made only by us, and recommended
by leading Oculists as the best aids te defec
tive vision.
Solid Ueld Spectacles, 93.00 ', usual price,
VR.OO.
Steel Spectacles, BOe. usual prlce, ftl.OO.
Artificial E) es Inserted, 91 ; usual price, 910.
M. ZINEMAM & BRO.J130 S. Ninth Street,
OPTICIANS. I PHILADELPHIA,
llctwceu Chestnut and Walnut Street.
mv8-lyd
ALACKOK FASHION.
WONDERFUL I
THIS BEATS ALL.
SPECIAL dN&DAY;.SALE
-OK-
.
AT Tin:
GREAT CLEARING SALE,
AT-
ASTRICH'S
115 AND 117 N. QUEEN ST.
On Friday, January 17, 1890,
'And Positively Fei This
'Day Only,
We will sell all our Ladies'
Untriinmed Hats at the uni
form price of 19c apiece.
Your choice of all our Chil
dren's Trimmed Felt Hats at
1 9c apiece.
De net miss this Great Hat
Sale; " '
Positively ever 200 dozens of
Hats te select from ; all this
winter's goods.
We never had
such
a large
of our
stock of Hals
previous sales.
at
any
Remember Friday the Great
19c Hat Sale.
Our Great Ceat Sale com
mences en same day.
Come and see the prices.
We are tee busy te advertise
prices this evening-.
Loek out for our advertise
ment, and prices which will as
tonish you.
Special low prices en Cork
screw and Steckinette Jackets
ler Spring.
These goods must
before our new goods
be sold
arrive.
115 & 117 North Queen St,
M !
Hate
rake of Fail
Palace of Fashion,
Itctv 9lfrtrttatmtttt.
TOWf rWKHD8jAND CUS-
bara ileaatM trmaanril m nSHe uul
Ru&'ad!"
hate In stock flMasaertmcnt of Sleighs, Bng
les, Pmrterw ab Family OarrMfea, and the
Nerbeek Read Carta, all at my own manutse
ture. HehU aUentlesi I given te repairing.
My Motte-Honest work and ftdr dealing.
always wlea.
ewm-t
U4M-
J. H. NORBBCK, AgeaL
2hk riNrr line ok wax KntRre
. Aetdaad Paraflae Candle for Uie Holl Hell
ys, at MILLERS BOAP CO. ,
-piAHMKHg WANTED TO SUPPLY MILK
iCASM OAKAMRIiCO.,
eaa-tMHwB Wtt Church BU.Laneatr, Pa.
mHK FINEST LINE OF, WAX BTKRIO
JL Acid and Paraflne Oaadlea ler the Holl Hell
dTys, at MILLERS SOAP CO.
-rTOUSK-PAXNTlNO. ORALNlNO
AND
-ajt . kiisu.
in flawv 1ST.
BiBua j. jinuwif.
Brawn, deceased. PracUeal Palntar. Qralner
andOlaaler. Werk dena by contractor day aa
cheap aa ilrst-clas work ean badene. Beat
workmen, and none but best material used.
FliMOralalng a specialty.
dVOrden by mall attended. Bhep-H Werth
Queen, Resdessce-IM East Jamea streeL
I jaait-und
' . .
SsSVVS. "NB OF WAX.BTKRIC
ya,tM?LiaffgeAP.,e' He"
ITtOR THINGS
3 NOVEL, ODD AND USEFUL,
. Oe te ERIBMAN'H.
Ne. 13 West King Btreet.
AVB YOU A COLD J DO YOU GASP
for breath at nhrht? Frallav'a Hwr. ne
sioe
oedroot, Wild Cherry and Horahennd will
cure you. Price, J9e.
FllAILEY'B EABT END PHAHMACY.
... ....... (Opposite Eaiterc Market.)
The best bleed purifier Is Fral ley's Barsapa
rllla Compound, a combination of the best al
teratives known te roedlcal science. Price, 80c
ed ' M.W.FAw
C1KIN CURAT! VEBOAP."
'S
Brown's " Skin Cerative Seap "
Keeps tbe skin sort and smooth aa velvet
Prevent' and 'cures all akin diseases. Fer
Blackheads, Pimples, Ac., there Is no soap
made that equals lu Fer Infants It Is a superb
soap. PURELY' VEGETABLE. Price, lie a
cake.
BOLD ONLY AT
BROWN'S DRUG STORE,
JanlfMydR COR. DUKE A LEMON BTH.
ry REATEST. REDUCTION.
Announcement Extraordinary i
Ttie Greatest Reduction of ell In
, PINE TAILORING
-AT-
H. GERHHRT'S,
Overcoats made te order at cost prlce.
Trouser reduced from f 10 te 13 : from J3 te 15 :
from 0 te M 50.
Heavy Suitings reduced at the same rate.
Pull Dress suits or the latest style material,
satin lined, at tat.
This Is the most sweeping reduction ever
made In Fine Tailoring, and will enable the
cash buyer te get a first-class article for the
tame money he would hnvMe pay rer a ready
made one.
H., -Gerhart,
.43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
dZ7-trd
WILU
VMSON A FOSTER.
Will Yeu or Will Yeu Net
INDULGE IN SOME OF
TflK SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS NOW
BEING OFFERED IN
Gent's and Beys' Suits and Overcoats,
LADIES' AND MISSES'
COATS AND JACKETS,
LITTLE 150 Y8'
Suits and Overcoats,
HATS, CAPS, ROBES,
AND
Ladles' Furs, Notions, Dress Goods and Muslim
UENTH AND HOYS'
UNDERWEAR AND NECKWEAR
AND
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Price-Listef Bargains :
Overcoats cut from 110 te I 0 00.
Overcoats cut from 112 te f 10M.
Overcoats cut from fJO te f 16 00.
Bultscutlrem tlOtet 900.
HulU cut from f 12 te 110 01).
Suits cut rrem $H te f 1200.
Suit cut from f ltt te 113 01).
Men's Weel Cleth Caps cut from We te 2Je.
Yeung- Men's Nobby Stiff Hats cut from J2 te
Men's Seft Felt Hats cut from 1 CO te $1.
Youth's Sert Felt Hats cut from We te 25c.
All tbe Ladies' Muffs cut from S0c te25c
Ladles' Scarlet Underwear, 81 50 te f 1 25.
Indies' Scarlet Underwear, $1 23 te SI.
Indies' Scarlet Underwear, tl te 75c.
Ladles' Camel's Hair Underwear, 50c te 33c.
Ladles' Gossamers cut from H te$X
Ladle' Gcasamers cut from rJ 60 te 12 23.
Indies' Gossamers cut Irem T2 25 te 12,
ladles' Gossamers cut from II 50 te II 23.
Child's Electric Mether Hubbard Consumers.
II 25.
Child's Gossamers cut from $2 tell 13.
Ladles' Hand-Sewed Shoes cut from II 89 te
Ladles' Hand-Sewed, Derby Last, cut from
Ladles' Hand-Turned, Snuare or Oieru Tee.
cutfrom$J50teS260. ' '
Gent's Derby Last Common Sense Heels, 83
Ue'ut'a Natural Weel Underwear cut from
II '25 te 11.
Gent's Derby Hlbbcd Underwear cut from $125
Gent's Scarlet and Natural Weel Underwear
cut from 12 10 SI 75.
Gent's Unllned Gloves cut from 75c te 50c.
Cartwrlght d; Warner's Underwear lu white,
Cartwrlght fc Warner's Underwear In scarlut,
Men's Gloves, 10c.
Men's Extra Heavy Weel Gle es, 25c.
Men's Fur-Tep Gloves, 50c.
Men's Silk Tec 1c Scarfs, 19c.
Men's Silk Teck Scarfs, 13c.
Men's Feur-ln-Uand Scarfs cut from ttV te Osc,
Men's Teck and Puff Scarfs cut from 6O0 te SSe.
Men's Heavy Leather Mitt., 25c.
Min's Heavy Lined Gloves, SSe,
Men's Overalls and Jumpers, 25c.
Men a Heavy Duck Overalls, 45c.
Men's Extra Heavy Duck Overalls, ltle.
Enellsh Percales. !W In. wide. 12Vsc: wnrili !,,
Calicoes, 4e ; worth 6V4C
tO-l Sheeting, 2:1c: worth 30c.
Towels, all Linen, 2iiW, open work border.
25e ; worth 50c.
Turkish Towels, lnree slie, 25a ; worth 50c
All-Weel DeDelgeR.S0c; worth W.
All-Weel 1'lalds, iryie : worth 50c.
Plaids, 25c ; worth sVc,
Cleths, 8.1c worth II.
Heavy reductions in the entire stock of Em
broidered Skirtings,
Eiderdowns, S7jc worth OV,
'lHiann
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
AND
NO. 313 MARKEI T.,IIARRISDURG, PA.
Festei
Ut h. jlfettf rtUtmtntft
l)HHAirinr nni.nvvtms iwni
VJ tjaerlda Se Claan cannot be excelled.
RstaMtehed 177B.
ald-lMH
Km .". IT." .. I
UKBIITHH fTIflAK CTTY1HV
its east sunt tni I
mtsv lrtrimt. r 1 w mm m . ..
IT Aeld VornnTcSdhTJe? tKS
UM, HI MIUUCA O OUAr LU,
rTlHK bARUEST AND FlNEflT IJNK 4
JL Meerschaum and French BrtarPla
VVr ", wigar uue, enun Beats) I
klada of smeker'n article.
DEMUTU'HRiaARMTDIUL
M-UdR
" nviewsai.s
lltW tlf1tft&irp ff 1tutr nt tf s
day
r ?. It 5 ,,n ,U ,U
ijm, mt, AtAJl4C O DUAr W.
UNT POLLY BAWKTH
.....-.. ti-Ba.JEWlA
'RT HOUSE. THURSDAY AND FBIDAS
ADMISSION K cckts
JlUtdRI
rrilE FINEST LINE OF IMPORTS' 11 an
X IJomestle Clfara In the city, aaar Hi
ta a uli ,' msvuuiaciure, in boxes of I
nKMtlTH'M ntnan imii
18-tfdB " UliMKlMBlMIt,
JjTOTICE OF INSURANCE ELECTION.
ANNUAL MEETING.
LANCASTER HOME MtlTUAI. FIRE INSui
The twenty-Dlghlh annual meetlnc of thl
J2SUb?RTivi,eV!d.1 the omceeflhrcosl
pany, Ne. 1S7 East King street, Lancasterrpal
ThSrtiK ".X".,i'""v7",. "" FA"
will be held between the hours of 7 and Taj
f ;Zi K '"" "'. Hla a" xne annual repot
??.S&2 "'..y? .?HRn?. also that!
Atirl ttllitl tilllnasis lMna.H4 - - . zTzTiV?
TtiCA Miurf 1 ; 'i7."Li.n' ' p?P"i
. ....aMi m me mwuuu anti ouierprec
lngs, and are respectfully Invited te attend.
BVOrdererilinhnnrd nf.ll.A. """"
JanlMtd H. L. FRAlLEY.'secretary.
rpH
!B PEOPLE'S CASH STORK.
Without Eegard te Ces
WE WILL COSK OUT OUR
ENTIRE STOCK
OK-
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'!
Blankets and Comforts!
BLANKET SHAWLS,
4
Underwear, &c
We Intend, If possible, te clese out ewrr de
Fall and Winter Stock
During the CO Days, and will make prices tl
GE0.F.RATHV0N.
26 East King Street,
mafJMydR LANCASTER. PA.
TCTAPPV NEW VEAR!
. BEST
Steam Engine
AND
Beiler Works.
MANUFACTURER OF
HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
PORTABLE
HOISTING
ENGINES'.
(Horizontal Tubular
BOILERS.
I vertleai,
i Twe Flue,
j Deuble Deck,
liMarlnc.
PUMPS.
CENTRIFUGAL!
UUII.EKFEED
MINING
STEAM
MILLS.
rSawMillD.
jllark Mills
(Cob Mills.
AUTOMATIC TAN PACKERS,
BRASS LEAWIER ROLLERS.
DARK CONVEYER SCREWHl
PULLEYS, 8HAITENG,
GEARINO HANGERS.
PILLOW BOXES. CLAMP IIOXE3I
COUPLINGS, COLLARS.
MILL BUSHINGS. STEF BOXES.
BflNDLES, T0E4 AND STEPSJ
PULLEY PLATES,
SHIEVE WHEE3.H,
Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac3
BOLTS, TURNBUCKLES,
LAG SCREWS. RODS UP-3ETT.
SETT bCREWS, FORGINUS.a
NUT3, He. and Hex., CAST WASHERS,
PLATE WASHERS,
WROUGHT WASIIEItS.1
Specially In Making and Itepalrlns
DXIEP WKLL DRILLLXQ TOOLS,!
VI: Red; Bits, Reamers, Jars, Hand Pumpi,
A.VaUWM 4.UW .....bu, Hk.
Charcoal Hammered
Burden's Rivet
Deuble Kenned
Refined
Beiler und Tank
IROIT.
TAN1CS Round or Square, for Gas, 011,1
Water or Acids. I
Stacks, Stand-Plix s, Water Wheel Casings,!
1101 Air r urnaees, ci -.
LARGEUT STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
Such as Valves, Cocks, aauges, Oilers, Cast
and Malleable i-lttluxs, Injectors, Packings,
Pipes, Ac, ever carried In Lancaster.
S(cclal Attention Given te
STEAM HEATI NG.
Light and Heavy Iren and Brass Castings.
?-!tf pairing Promptly .Attended te.ta
Cheap Let or
SECOND-HAND PULLEYS AND SKA FTI NG
FOR SALE.
1 -Valleys, 41x12; 1 Pulleys, tlxlO; 2 Pulleys,
4lx75J; 2 Pulleys, ilx)i; 2 Pulleys, 40x7K : 2
Pulleys, 33x7-.
1 Weed Split Pulley, 29xiaJ; .1 Weed SpM
Pulles,4txsX.
82 1VI6 Cellars.
62 feet, 215-18 Shading.
1121 Inch Drep Hangs Deuble Braced.
Jehn Best,
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
Second-Hand Boilers.
6-00-Hervo rower, 60 Inch Dlam., 16 feet lone,
22xl Inch Tube. Price, 1T3 and 1160. V
1-Betler SO Inch Dlam., 13 feet lenjr, 21-3 Inch!
Tuls, 12 feet long, with Fire Frent. 1121,
"
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Jt- VJ'.,i j