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TM1CCI Mill.
Si Contract Bem With
tliMM1 TVhe Atae FuratrtiM.nim
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iMtwMkftjrea&g warn, -heitare hta
M CMrtes Procter, arnveu
- -- u he waa tna
t Of Baltimore rm of dialerm In lf
ma. ftfid ke had oeaw te that neighbor-
Wtele. H. want te tne
,t kaa yn YaaWtRKer, miui ""
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V??j! un,n" ?.;
yatamend among tna larraeraw
tha wp of tobacco. t purcuaauu
MDbM Of iota OI lf " ..-.
at farmers and agreed te pay
MtcM that ware bellevad at the time te be
ratiMrkigh. When the farmer aaVed him
let contract, which the; desired te sign,
they feand that he had none printed. He
-rata them In hU own atyle and had the
faraMra te sign them In two or three cases,
bat he would net give a contract unless
pressed for It. He told the farmers that he
weald meet them In Lancwtar en Monday
T thlt week and pay them some money In
advance for their tobacco.
On Monday Procter borrewod an ever
coat from Maris D. Woarer, which he did
Mt return, and he Is also said te have so se
eared some money from another party.
He Induced Yunginger te drive hlin te
Lancaster en Monday. Ynnglnger had
asked him for seme meney for beard and
horse hire, and he slated that be would
.Imw mmi mono? from hank. Upen ar
riving here the tobacco mln gave Yung Yung
iefler the slip and has net been scen since
Yunginger waited In vnln for lilm for
some time and llien dreve te his home,
convinced that the fellow wi a fraud.
When Procter dealt with the farmers he
told them that he could refer them te the
cashier of the First National bank of this
city, but nene of the efllclsls et the bank
knew anything about him. On Saturday
or Monday Procter sent a man around the
neighborhood te tell the farmers with
whom he had dealt that they had better
meet him in Lancaster en Tuesday instead
of Meuday te get their advnnce money.
The man did net succeed In noti
fying all of the farmers, be seme
came te town en Monday, and the ethors
en Tuesday. They were unable te
find the tobacco buyer, and when they
ibund that he was unknown here they were
are that he Was a fraud. That the
man was a beat tnere is no ueiiut, anu
although he fooled a number of peeple he
did net succeed In gettlngaway with much.
Be would probably have remained In the
neighborhood for a longer time hed the
men te whom he owed meney net pressed
him se closely. While In Lampeter the
Allew exhibited several $20 bills and asked
different parties te change- thorn. Tliey
;- had se little confluence in hint that they
jvr, reraaea 10 " DreaK " me unn, iniuxiug
fJ they were counterfeit
g-v, Tee man was unknown te the tobacco
Myt buyer of this city and thore are very few
8 who are net known bey. It Is net the
.i? custom for entire strangers te go into the
Ha country and obtain tbeir beard and driving
tgf hones from farmers. Thore Is little or no
r.iV atstnht that th fellow I a framl a nil 1m
$ Nvttiatiltf nt anrnv In ffnnd (tine.
'V ' ".'-?.; .:."'"" ." :.: .",;-, ,
i- AS H WUU IV IWVD jiuiuuuavu fvuurvn Ul
'.V tobacco. At one place be followed a Lan
i'i easter buyer into a farmer's heuse and
'? .offered 5 cents mero per pound for the
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c.A.LiniiAnv.
;V CanattoBemnrksaatethoJlefbnseortho
Stomseb and Notflect of the Drain.
ft measbk. KDirens: The managers or
4";the Y. M. C. A. library are at present
.jv aisa.iu( iuu Birungnsv cueris in iiieir power
i,te improve It, That they should receive
i the most generous encouragement from all
Tf mr clllsens ought te go without saying.
f IBul It does net.
i -'-"-"
fim "The best university In
these days, "
collection of
:! bbjs vanyte, -is a goeu
s books" and all who are caiable of per
.? ISarmtnff that ram ajl nmnntr thn anna nf
, men,a mile uonesithitiKingrer themsoives,
,V, knew that the rugged Scotch Iconoclast Is
'& light. The university 1, of a erlty, n
a geed collection or books; or rather and
ckthis Is what the philosopher menus a geed
t? Anil AMlnn nfcrfVMl ltnnlra
'jV "e consider thU city of ours, rich In
q.'i tMWKs, ncn in market noases. iicii in men
Ff?f wealth, and se wretchedly peer in pub-
reue libraries i u our eansi presiuems, ai ai
w'tecters and depositors, our market house
2 Stockholders and our wcallhv mnrelinnta
iaaid mannfiartnrara nre ranahln nf n nralun.
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, wenny spirit ei einuianen, let tnein go te
i.? WllbuiMaM T..M AwnmK1 . -1 ....IJ
kw WtVl lll Kft Wlui fiha la In ri.Mnnw.
rJ, $KT " .v .. w. wuw , wiiiwi-
;awn, peer eueugn in uanKS, maricctlieu.es
, and even wealthy men, yet she possesses a
Jaaagnlflcent building in which is ctmhrlncd
a atVaepabUe library or ten thousand (10,-
: jj'sW) volumes, only ene-tenth of which Is
tawHen a rree uerary or new books, se-
tooted with the greateU care and contain centain
;1C the cream of the literature of all nations
'ad of all ages.
...iflaltnetau abselute dlsgrace, thorefero,
waettyaaeia and as wealthy as Laucas
tera city which was once the capital of the
Vatted States and which Is te-day the
antre of the richest agricultural county in
the nation that its oducated peeple and
the members of its churches, all of whom
ostensibly in sympathy with the Y. M.
C A., should permit its library te lack net
(alyse msny of the mastorpleeos of modern
Uierature, but scores of the classic works
f antiquity r
r'Jtatt net possible te nrouse our piople te
ATaruv v uuij iu iuvuiaui C9 f euiill it
"aaaajunue ie ue saiu uiui in uiis city you
i get all me money you want te erect
i for tee sale of perk and cabbnecs, or
far the building of strong-boxes te heard
the "filthy lucre" gained by the sale of these
things, but scarcely a penny for library
helves filled with books T Millions for
awense of the stomach, but net ene cent
rtriaute te the brain shall this be the
SjMttoefthe city and county which gave te
the world a Fulton, a Buchanan, a Steven
nadaNevlnT
.'De we net ewo something better than
, net only te ourselves, but te the fair
of our city? De we net ewo It
tfinr chlldren T We give them, free of
fimug, the rudiments or an education, but
i they graduate at our bleb schools
aak for Intellectual bread, we give
I a atone ; ana tne money paid for even
etene.-auch as the trust company Is
rfhatinginfrontef its new building, would
jgaajshsse many a leaf of bread for the
K-HBtn. Oar publie libraries should be a
Mrceef pride, net a cause of shame. Let
eiusens see 10 it that when they call
tbey de net call In vain.
Oeo. R. VASDAtrxn.
ii
V OnuEye Destroyed.
Tateatineaerdler, aged 77, ofBalnbrldge,
t weraea in a stone quarry, was struck
ngateye uya small piece of lime"
The missile was removed en Tue.-
t by a Harrisburg ecull.t, but the sight
I aet be restored.
Cb Grippe Tackles a ConsUble,
ile Christ nerr. of the Kixlith
, ti eoeflned te his house. He Is ur-
i an attack of la grippe.
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aanuriura.
Ittwrnlng the pay car of the Heading
I evsapany passea aewu the read te
llie, ana the empleyes were nald
tafteath.
West te FJerldi.
. Dr. Mary JC WiUen lea te-day for
.Lake scanty. Flerida. Sbswillra.
IttTaiesterabeat M,arch 19.
jehx QAisEn mrs styppE-si r.
A Tenne Man a Victim of Consumption.
Ixula Ileiaer Jfien in itvwiinaj
Columbia, Jan. 22.-Ieuls Leuden'jergcr,
jred 83, eon of Leuis Ixmdenberger, died
or consumption last night at 12 o'clock, at
bis home en the old Wolfe farm, In the
eastern portion of town. He was 111 sov sev
eraljwecks.1 He wns born In town. The,
iMt'placelie worked was al the Columbia
flint mllL When eight years of age he had '
his leg cut off en the railroad, but he was
very active for a man with ene limb.
Jehn Gelnor egwl 82, who lived en Har
ber street, with his son, Merris uaincr,
was found dead In bed about 8 o'clock tills
morning by his daughter-ln-law. His son
speke te him about 7 o'clock and he then
appeared in usual health. Deputy Coro Core
ner Hershey was notified and erapannelled
the following Jury : Gee. Tllle, Oeo.Yeung,
Frank Holchern, K. E. '.Carter. H. H.
Lelthelser and Wm. Loudenborger. The
verdict was that heart fallure caused
death. '
Louisa Helner, nged 10 years, formerly
of this place, but eflate a resident ei ncwi
Ing, died In tbe latler place this morning.
The funeral will take place from the Gor Ger
man Lutheran church here en Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Thoe. L. Urban, In the absence of Super
intendent Hefl'uian, who Is confined te his
home by sickness, is superintending the
schools. He canvassed evcry school with
a vlew of ascertaining the oltendanco. The
absentees numbers less than forty per
cent, and the beard decided te contlnue
school work.
The Philadelphia A Heeding piy car was
In town te day,
Deputy Corener Hershey held nn In
quest en the child of ChrlMlnn Habeckcr,
of Maner township, and found the death
due rrem convulsions.
The P. H. n. relief statoment for Decem
ber has been Issued, and shows boneflts
paid In town ns fellows! Ter sickness
8212.80, and accident $201. Total amount,
473.b0.
Olllcer Wltllek arrested Jehn Days,
Gcerge Smith and Josepb Jehnsen, tramps,
last night for disorderly conduct. Squire
Evans gave thorn five days each In Jail.
Geerge K. Smith, who was Injured en
the 11. ft C. about a month age, arrived
home yesterday from the Itcudlnghespltnl.
Hlit leR hand was terribly erushed and that
member was saved with the Ions of a portion
of the middle flngcl,
Chas. P, Wilsen and wlfe returned rrem
their wedding tour Inst evening.
Win. B. Given, esq., Is en a legal trip te
Wllllomspert.
Jehn Kllnesmlth Is attending n meeting
of the Democratic state committee rvt Har
risburg te-day,
E. S. Stair Is attending thn annual moot meet
ing of the Most Excellent Assembly of Ar
tisans Order of Mutual Protectiount Phil
adelphia. Grand Past Clilef Itarnea, or Knights of
the Gelden Eugle, will held a school of In
struction In town during Tebrunry.
Death of a Vormer Luneimtrliin.
Danlel Brown, shoemaker, or 531 North
Queen street, received a telegram this morn
ing brlnglug him thonews of his father's
death in Phamlxvllle. ills uame was Daniel
Brown also and he died this morning, aged
83 years. He uns born and raised in tills
city and lived here, carrying en shocmak shecmak
ing until 12yoarsnge when he moved te
Phconlxvllle. Whlle In this city he was a
inomberoftlio Dukostreet M. V.. vliurcli.
He leaves a wile, who has rcuclied the ngn
or 82 yearw, and Hiere chlldren, viz: Daniel
Brown and Mrs. Angellne Derwart, .lfe
or Martin Berwart, or this city, and Mm.
Mary Kepplinger, wlfe or Jehn Kcppllngcr,
of I'heenlxvllle. Mr. Brown start oil rrem
Lancaster at 12:58 te-day te bring his
father's body te this city. It w 111 be lu lu lu
torred In the Lancaster cemetery.
Tbe Colored Meil Meet.
The colerod men of the city held nnotlier
meeting en Tuesday ovcnlng.Tlieso present
expressed tliomReIvos In favor or acting
Independent of the Itcpublican parly until
the colerod race Is rocegnlrod by It In the
distribution or patronage. Meetings will
be held weekly for the next several wcekR.
The meetlngs thus far held have been
attonded by the prominent colored men of
the city.
Death or Mrs. Charlette Clark.
Mrs. Charlette Clark, colerod, widow of
Danlel Clark, died this morning, ut Jier
rostdenco en North street, nged 67 years.
She was attacked with the grip n few days
age t this morning she felt well enough te
get up and went down stairs. Whlle ro re
cllnlng en a leunge she dled suddenly.
Sholeavosauumberof chlldren.- Among
thorn is Edward, porter or the Ainerlcan
house.
Suddeli Denth el nil Old Man.
Christian Gray bill, a farmer and well
known cltizen of Drutnore township, whose
home was near Hepkins' Mill, died very
suddenly en Sunday. Ha had bcen te Yerk
county en a visit and came home en Sat
urday. Soen after getting back he was
taken with a streke which resulted In his
death. He was 80 years of age und leaves
four children. He was buried ut Mt. Hepe
M. 1 church te-day.
Sale of City Properly.
Aug. P. Koliieuhl, auctioneer mid ical
estate agent, 01 North Duka street, sold at
private sale for Fred. Heefel a. two
story brick dwelling Ne. 007 Nertli Lime,
for 82,800 ; a two-story brick dwelling, 009
North Lime, terms private, and a three
story brick dwelling, 131 Kast Lemen street,
for&l,500.
Cbosen Assistant Paster.
Geerge W. Richards, a student In the
theological seminary here, has been
chosen assistant te Itev. A. J. O. Dubbs,
pastor of Salem's Reformed church, Allen
town. He will graduate next June and be
ordained this year.
Writ omeplovlu IhKiied.
Prank A. Itioker Issued a writ of replevin
te-day for all the machinery In the bottling
establishment of Geerge Wvber, at Hock Heck
land and Qrconstreots. Mr. Hieker claims
te be tboewnorof It and gave bend in the
sum of 81,400 belore Issuing the writ.
.
lle Is Lew.
Heraco Henuhcr, the Christiana news
boy, who was shot ever two weeks age, is
lying very low, and thore Is no doubt that
he will eventually dle from the wounds,
Funeral el William Par roll.
The funeral of William Purrell took
place this morning from St. Jeseph's hos
pital. The services at the hospital wcre
conducted by Itev. Puther Schmeltz, and
at St,' Mary's cemetery by ltev. Puther
Rcllly.
Appointed Stor-lCeopor.
Jacob L. Nljsley has been appointed
store-keeper of the Ninth revenue district.
I CHALLEGI! THE WOULD.
The Above Sounds War Hut I Mean It If
Ne Cure or Itollef Ne Pay.
There Is net a remedy en earth te-day that
can show the results acceiuiillnhed by the use
of my wonderful Llectrlc MoUtcuted Mugncllc
Appliances und as positive proof that 1 imun
what I say, I hereby agree and glie a written
guarantee with eery belt I sell iuj self, and If
after ene week's trial you are net benefited or
cured I will refund the money less 20 per cent
Will give the sufferers all the chance they want '
theycaupultbe money wherever they pleaw
till they have a trial. Remember )0u are net
dealing with an sgtnt. I am he Inventor, pro pre pro
prleterand manufacturer,
I have net com te this city tedeceheand
defraud Incurable siuTercrs.I Iim e net ceiimj here
claiming that my Electric Appllauces will cure
everr auiictlen man Is belr te.
What I de claim Is that my Electric-Medicated
Appliances are the only appliances of the
kind In the world, and that they have accom
plished mere cures and given better reulu than
any ether knew n remedies. I hae catalogues
containing reference after reference te prove the
above, and will be pleased te give one te each
person who will honor me wh a oil, J have
come te stay here long mouth te glvemy Ap
pliances a flslr trial en all purchasers, lhave
ceme here te sell these Appliances and expect
te de se through the cures they will ftlrrU
Weak men should net fell te wear Hoke's IlclU
andButpenserles.
All these sarTerlnc with any of the following
diseases shenld net fall te give the Appliances
n trial : Jtheumatlsm, Nenrslf In, Drfpepsls,
NereuntM, Coruttpatlen, Headache, Back
ache, Dlarrhnm, Paralrsls, Asthma, Cramp In
the Htemach and Limbs, I.lver and Kidney
Disease, Urinary Troubles, Female Weakness,
Irregularities, Change et Life, and all kinds or
aches and pains In the body.
O.U.HOKB.
On second fleer of llerrs Furulture fltere, Nn.
841 North Queen street, Lancaster, I'a., every
Wednrday and Haturday.
Janl!WUW,MAW
Mr. J. W. Jenes, assistant superintendent or
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Ce., has dur
ing the last two wita pem a nuinncr or claims.
Alse this morning for Elsie King, of Lafayette
street Mrs. Tillle Alies, of 40 Fulton street,
1128, who will tie burled itomerron j also Mrs.
Unroll V. Cunningham, of 483 Jehn street, 1101,
who will be burled en Friday; also Mr. J no,
Kochenderfer, 01 Beaver street, tti. ltd'
A Oontle Itemtmler.
Y. M, C. A. Library Fund Bupper January 2,
aOandSl.lnDocrsem'slIall, Ne. 13 Bast King
streeU j23-3td
On Thursday, Friday and Baturday evenings
the Ladles' Aid society of the FresBVlerlan
Memerial church will give a supper In Odd Kel
lows' Itnll,Heuth Queen street. Oysters, chicken
and waffles, cake, Icecream, nuts, etc, will be
serted.
glcatlts.
A II. F.i In Ih Is clty,Mrs.Harnh Matilda Alles,
wife of Isaac W. Ailcs, In the seth year or her
age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the runeral, from
her hutband's residence. Ne. 40 East Fulton
street, en Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, ltd
Ili'er. On January !, IkM, In this city, Jehn
lluef. In theCDth year or his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also
the members of BU Jeseph's Hcneflelal society,
are rcipeclfully Invited te attend the funeral
from Ills late residence, Ne. 219 Locust street,
en llmrsday morning at 8,W o'clock. High
mass at 0 o'clock at BU Antheny's church. In
terment nt Antheny's cemetery. 2td
ItAXsisn.-Jn this city, en thoSeth lust,, Jehn
lUm-Ing, In the Slsl year of his age.
The midlives and friends of the faintly ; also,
HI. Jeseph's, Bt, Antheny's and Bt. Bernard's
societies nraresieclfully Invited te attend the
funeral, from his Inte residence, en the corner of
Bt. Jeseph and Der art streets, en Friday morn
ing" nt 8J4 o'clock at the house and Requiem
Mess at 9 o'clock at Bt. Antheny's Church. In
tenncnt at Bt. Antheny's cemetery. std
Allentown and Ixihlgh papers please copy.)
HIKOKI.. January 21, 1890, In this city, Rebert
Duncan, son or ltev. O. w. I'., and Annie K.
Blegel, uged 1 ear, 0 months and 23 days.
Tl.n a1 ii , I in. Mii.l frlAtirta f,r fliA fnmllv mva .a.
spectfully Invited te nttend the funeral, from I
the residence of his parents, Ne. 738J Marietta I
avenue, en Thursday afternoon at 2 e clock. In
terment private, ltd
UlnrJicts.
l'lillmlelphla Produce Market.
1'ltlt.ADKf.rilIA, Jan. 22. Noen-Flour dull J
I'enn'a supers, 2iVS2Wj extra. 27S310U;
fumlly, aoelj.J75; roller, 4 004 20: patent,
II Ml 09,
Wheat dull; Ne. 2 Red, new, SOe :
Ne. I I'enn'a Red, POej Ne.2d(i,7a8He.
Cern easy; Ne. 2, new, 0(lX3fe; old, 4.1
Oats steady; Ne. 2 Whlte CSX-JIc. J Ne. 3
mixed, 27c.
ilrandull; Winter tl2MQI3 W).
Haled hay dull; 111 (XMl. Ulas tnaualltv ;
timothy 1 1 01X1.4 00 for choice; mixed, UuJlI 00 ;
baled rye straw, new, 1560100.
tlulter dull; I'enn'a creamery extra
2rtf)e ; renn'ii firsts extra, 2Se ; Jebblinr, &WI.
Eegs steady; i'enn'a Ursts, lie;
neiu iuis, 13
lie, ns te niutllty.
Cheese dull ; pait skims,
'igSc; full skims,
Petroleum dull ; refined In bbls., 7ic
Potatoes iulet; x3-Wc per bus, iu te quality.
Grain ana Prevision).
Furnished by B. K. Yundt, Urekcr.
Cikcaoe, Jan. 22, 1:00 e clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. Oats. Perk. Lard.
January.. 20
February 7tH 2l'(
March 'MX
April 31
Mny 80'i 31
June -. SHI
July my, 3305
Year -
Crude OU February
(i 87
M)i l)W & 85
asj. ie-27 ii'i'i
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. 1 07i
consels
Closing Prices 2.16 o'clock p. m,
w u en i
Cem Oats.
l'eru.
990
10 10
10 12
Lnrd
&92
5 W
003
January,
January,... .I's,
February "UjJ
Tllji
29 20J1
f 201
Aiarcn,.
April
May Wj;
June...
July...- 79,
Year
Consels
Crude Oil
3IM 22
10 W l)W
(ISO
107)1
Cur l.ets.
U
110
1M
91
llcteipta.
Winter Wheat.
Bprlng Wheat.,,
Cern ,
Oats
ltje....
Hurley
Head
..- 3,(M0
11,000
Ileretpts Hogs...
llecelilCultle.l
Ltve Stock Markets.
CniCAoe.Jau. 21. Receipts, 9,000; shipments
3,000; strong; beaes, II VOnii 25; steers,
j IW4J4 se ; Htenkers and fteders, t2 lS'i.'l 20;
cows, bull and mixed, SI ttXiM 10 ; Texas cuttle,
f2 OOiitiS 80 ; Western Rangers, t2 75.J3 40.
Hogs Recclpt.4(l 000; shlpmeuts, 9,000; mar
ket lower; mixed, 3 COQI 85; heavy. S3 00
(liJ87J; light, S3 IIOSM 8.5; skips, D00f 80.
Hhevp Rrcvlnts. t'J' shlrmenU, 1,100; mar mar
ket strong ; natives, U 605 40 ; Western woeled
IITtKl'liJi shorn 'lexans.sJ 60(04 80; lambs, S5U0
te te a per hundred welirht.
, feteuU Murkuia.
Quotations by Reed, McOrunn A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, Pa.
MKW YOIIK LINT. 11 A. M. 12 M. 3 P. M.
Canada Pnclllc
C. O. C. l.
t'olemcto Cenl
Central Pnclllc.
Canada Bouthern
Chi. Bt. 1 Pbg
Den. di Rie a
Del. L A W
Erie
Erie 2nds
Jer O
K.AT
Leu. A N.....
U Shere ,.. .
Mich. Cee
Missouri 1'iieMc
Heck. Valley
N. P.
N. P. Prer.
N.WesU
N. Y. O
New England
Kast Teuiiosce
Omaha
Oregon 'lYansceiitlneutal
Ontario A W
Pacific Mnll
4HJ,
IW 1WJ 117
2i Mil 2GK
ii) lej'j iej's
w M'J ml
lej mil 105
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31
74 71 70 J
IU
HMJt l(si, lOUJi
iSil 45 45;J
3.VJ 5i" )';
2i' " iSjj i'i"'
2llJ 2lO 21W
(v.? ui uiU
nJ isJ is?
2S 28 2S
Richmond Terminal 21
Texas Pacino 2l(J
Union Pacific Ru:
Wabasli Cem
Wabash Prof-
Western li
WestBhere Ilenils. ... ,
l'llIUAUKLI'lltA I 1ST.
Leh. Val. .. . a
II. N. Y. A Phlltt .....
I'a. R. 1L I4ti
85
Reading . lM
lh. Nav.
...... 5J
31 31
Hestenv. Pans
P. A R.....
N. Cent.
Peeples Puss-,
Rdg 4's
Oil ...
31
w
ilciu SbucvtlDcmcttte.
TUbT RECEIVED.
ROEDERER RED LAUEL,
The Finest of Champagnes.
ROHREira LIQUOR STORE.
Ne. 22 Centre Bquarc,
171 A11MER8 WANTED TO BUPPLY MILK
JFj ATI HE-
LANCASTER CARAMEL CO.,
eSMMAv. 11 S.15 Church HU, Lancaster, Pa.
rpUE .FINEBT LINE Or WAX KTEltIO
Acid and Parallne Canillcs rer the llell.
i, at MILLERS SOAP CO.
days,
j.
WANTED-A OOOD, BTRONO, XI'ERI
enced girl for general housenerk, In a
....... w. ,...v ,..UU3. W'l'IJ Ufc
It
228 E;
AhlM
?ORANOEST.
171011 ItEM'.-I'ltOM APRIL 1. 18.10, THE
' Held situated comer East Chestnut mid
Lhrlstlanstitets, Al present occupied by Theo
dora Wendllr, Apply te
, ,,.,, E. O. E. BATES,
Jiin22-tld 411 North Duke Htrect.
DANCINO SCHOOL EVERY WEDNES
.''"y?.",1 Tuuri,By.-.atMunnercherHall.
Slecy's 1 till Orchestra will be preicut. Admls Admls
fcleu, 10 uud 15 Cents.
FRANK HIALKOWBKI,
.Manager.
ltd
"pUULlOBALE.
0" PniPA Y, J AKUAltr 31, IMO,
"!lln)if J0?,"1 u' rMldenie of Mrs. Shiibert,
Ne. 200 East Iinen street, opibIte the Luucusi
ter cemetery, the following persona! property i
One bedsteail und beddlng, marble top bureau,
marble top table, dining mul ether tables, cone cene
statand ether clulrs. sink bench, pnrler heater.
m.i"10' ,nrfe mlrer' washsfand, sewing
machine. Ingrain and rug rurpet, tubs, stand.
ntlklnds'tc ,U B ruU ""'' aihi" or
Sale te begin at 1 o'clock p. in.
,,m U.F. HOWE, Auctioneer.
llttt &stcHfcmrnt.
miteL'TAMllAhK,
m,
IIIT MAN'UFARTUtllCM
AND MEN'H
OUTF1TTEK8,
Ne, 140 Nertli Queen Htrect.
HhlrU made te order as low as 1P0.
Perfect
li KimranuW!
in
I, AD
iTiretith neeestlty we have starded a HAND
AUNDllY and are prepared te laundry of all
Inds. maras-fydll
kinds.
rpuu PJNKht
LINE OF
WAX HTKRIC
JL Acid nnd Famnne Candles for th llell-
nne Canal
HOAF CO.
aays, at M1L.L.KK'1S HOA
T00 lX)RT-nLACK COCKEB
HFAN1EL
jur iiewaru oncrea
jii-ua
m nehtii rniNCE bt,
rpiiR
L in
HOA1M
nytfMTlASKIiV l!ANIir.V H1IITA-
lil for Candlemas Day, lit MILI.KU'H
COi
XpOll RENT-A TltnEBUTOKY BK1CK
JD Dwclltnr Ilensc. with modern Improve
ments. Ne. ah KnsL Kim
ing street, wiiu iiricK
nfedbT Jehn W.llel-
HUbla en let New occupied b;
man. Apply te QEO.
East King street.
V. BI'ltECUER, Ne. 213
jH-ira
rTtHE FINEBT LINE OF WAX HTKRIO
JL Acid and J'sraflne Candles for the Holi
days, at MILLEU'B HOAP CO.
anilK LAROEHT AND FINEST LINE OF
L. Meerschaum and French Briar Pipes,
gar Helders, Cigar Cases, Hnufl Boies and all
kinds of smoker's articles.
DKMUTU'B CIOAR BTORE,
aU-trdH 114 East King street.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY A UOOD
First-Class lledrmukcr, at the Doersom
Carriage Works, corner or Duka and Vine
streets. Bteadywerk.
OEO. B. NOHDECK, Prep.
IOR RENT-FROM Al'RIL I, THE TWO
large basement rooms al the Eastern Mar Mar
Heuse, with three vaults, first-clans elnvn.
Kit I
ter, counters, etc. Alse, the shedding and yard
adjoining the market house. Apply te
ALLAN A. IIERK, Becretary,
J22JtdR 103 East King Btrect.
PFLIUATIONH FOR TRANSFER OF
Tavern Lleem will be heard Casper
iter for trnnfer of A. W. Nell's llrenu.. "rl
Kehl!
ward, city, en Hnlurdny, February 1, law. at 10
a. m., and of Walter Myers for transfer or Chas.
Cox's license, 5th ward, city, ou Monday, Feb
ruary 8, 1890, at 10 a. in.
I1ENJ. F. W. ITRI1AN,
Janl3,22,ZM D. C. Q. H.
CjQK DAY COUILSK: liee NIOIITHEH
tJOO HION. KEVBIONEIIUINESHCOL
LEUE. Yeung Men and Ladles. This school
Is better prepared than ever te give you a flrst
class business education. Our efforts the llrst
year hae bcin ciewnid with wonderful suc
cess. W. D. MOSHER, Prln.,
tfd.tw 10 Nerlh Queen Bt., UincesUr, Pa.
TTELLO I
i-uxiiiu.n run uiiauuawk.
The LANCASTER 1IUBINESS COLLttQE
does net held out positions ns an Inducement
for young men and ladles te enter. Although
It hus placed mere young men and ladles In po
sition than any ether medium ; and, by the
way, they are competent young men nnd Indies,
tee. Visit at College Reems, Ne. 31 North
Duke street.
Address. 11. C. WEIDLKR. Principal.
s
ELLINOOFFTO
CLOSE BUSINESS.
BAROAINSAT
Mrs. E. M. Woodward's,
Ne. 28J East King Bt. WAS
OYSTERS I REST OYSTERS IN THE MAR MAR
ket served In all styles, nnd meats al alt
Hours, nt CHARLES E. IIOSTER'8, In the rear
of the Central Market. Ojsters In theshcller
epened tier cd te private families. Telephene
connection. ne20-2mdR
A AHEAD OF
MICHIGAN AND ILLINOIS HORSES.
Hie undersigned has received at Longeneck Lengeneck
er's Sale nnd Exchange Stables, Mnnhelm, 40
head of flue Michigan nnd Illinois Henes.
Among them several fast horses, match teams,
and some heavy boned feeders, which will be
sold cither at private or public sale.
Sale te commence at ene o'clock p. m. Satur
day, January 25.
A. I IAJNUENKCKER. Act.
8. O.Bummy, Auctioneer.
J22-2I
iia
TJUIILIO BALK OF
VALUABLE CITY
A UWKL.I.INUS.
O.nTuehday, FEnnvAnv 11. 1890.
by vlrtuoefanOrder of the Orphans' Court of
Lancaster county, the undersigned will sell at
public sale, at the Leepard hotel, en East King
street, the following Real Estate, te wit:
Ne. 1. All that certain Let or Piece of Ground
situate en the nertli side or East Orange street,
In Lancaster, numbered 25, beginning nt point
en the north slde of East Orange street, and
running north 20 feet and 2 inches along a n all
en the west slde of a three-feet common nlley ;
thence east three feet along property late of
Ames Ml ley, deceased ; thence north along the
same as feet and & Inches ; thence east along the
preierty or Mrs. Doesh, 18 feet nnd 10 Inches ;
thence south along property of Cyrus Celvln 31
feet and 1 Inch ; thence cast along the same 4
feet and 10 Inches; ttionceseuthnlong the same
30 feet and 6 inches te a point en the north side
of East Orange street; thence along said street
20 feet te the plnce or beginning, en which are
ereoted u threc-slery IlrlcU Dnelliiig Heuse and
two-story brick back-bulldlng and ether lm-
firevemcllts, being the resldence of the late
en). F. Shcnk, deceased. This property Is In
lenj. F. Shcnk, deceased.
excellent repair, commodious, with all modem
conveniences.
Ne. 2, nil that certain let of ground, situated
en the north slde of West Chestnut street. In
said city, containing In front en snld West
Chestnut street 25 rcel, mere or 1cm, and extend-'
Ing northward In depth 1W feet, en which Is
erected a three-story green stene nnd brick
dwelling house, numbered 035, with ten looms,
bath, het nnd cold water nnd ether modern
continence, iuis ueusc is eranu new
Ne. 3, a let of ground, numbered 218 en the
Plan or lets laid out by A. N. Brencmannud
Jese IjiiuUs, culled the Chestnut htrect Truct,
en tile In the Recorder's elltce of Raid county ;
said let containing en the north side of Fulton
street, In said city, 22 feet, and extending in
depth 112 feet ten 10 feet wide alley; bounded
en the north by said alley, en the south by Ful
ton street, en the east by property or Jehn Mc Mc
Ueusk, nnd en the west by property of Ueorke
Ai Marshall.
These properties will be sold te settle the es
tate or said deceased.
Purchase money te be paid en April 1, 1890.
Sale te commence at 7K o'clock p. in., when
attendance will be given uud terms mude
known by
CATHARINE C. HIIENIC,
.I.W.U. 1IAUSMAN,
AdmlnlttratoMet llenj. F. bhenk, deccased.
JOM. L. llAINka, Auetleueer.
Ja2!,25,29,fl,5,R.lld
T B. MARTIN A CO.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
Dere Beeks.
About ioe copies of books
illustrated by Gustave Dere, at
95c each. Bible Gallery, Dante's
Inferno, Milten's Paradise Lest,
Dante's Purgatory and Paradise.
These who are acquainted with
the regular prices of the above
will be surprised at the prices
quoted.
Cut Price Corsets,
A cut for this week only. Dr.
Warner's Coraline, 79c ; Dr.
Warner's Flexible Hip, 75c; Dr.
Warner's Health, $1 05 ; Ball's
H. P., 79c ; Ball's Circle Hip,
79c De you want te pay the
regular or the cut prices ?
Remnants.
Stock taking is ever, and en
a separate counter will find the
odds and ends of stock. Every
thing en this counter at half
price.
Muslins. ' 1
Hill, one yard wide, at 71c ;
Utica, 10-4 Sheeting, 25c; ethers
in proportion. This week te
stir up trade, next week at reg
ular prices.
Toilet Sets.
A crate of richly decorated
Toilet Sets, 10 pieces without
Jar, at $2.25 a set ;' with Jar, at-
$4,50 a set.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sis.,
LANCASTER, PA,
Hew &h$ieH0nint.
rrtK FiNnrr lin or wax btkriei
js- Acin una rsnnm imnaies liar lee
days, at MILLEIIM HOAF CO
F
en
HANDSOME NECKTIES.
Oe te ERIHMANfl,
Ne. 41 West King atreet.
31IIB FINB4T LINK OF WAX RTBRIO
. Acid and Faraflne Candles for the Helt
ys,atMILLEH'H80AiCO. i
THE KIN EOT LINK OK 1MFOKTKU AND
DemesUe Cigars In the city. Clear Ha
Tana Clsars, ear manufacture, In boxes -of X,
00 and 100.
.. ... BKMUTHIt CIOAR STORE.
alS-UdR mKastKlas Street.
I
WISH TO EMPLOY A FEWLADiaHON
salarr tel laJrs rhaaaa nr tn linilaaaa at
iclr hpniea. Light, very Caaclaatlnc and
lieBllliful. Wages 110 per week. Reftirenee
glen. Geed pay for part time. Address with
Stamp. t .MRU. MARION WALKER,
ne4-lmdM,W,F Louisville, Ky.
TTAVEYOUHADTHE"ORlPr,
JjL Take rareef the cough It leaves I Fralley's
Ryrup or Iiloedrnot, Wild Cherry and Hore Here
hound Is the best thing for ceaghs aad eetds.
21c, 60e and II per bottle.
FRAlLErM EABT END PHARMACY,
n , (Opposite Eastern Market.)
Fine large Chamois Skins for making under
clothing and chest protectors. Lewest prices.
M.W.FAW
O1I0EH AND SUPPERS.
BARGAINS FORThE HOLIDAYS.
Yen could net make a mere acceptable Christ-
miu iTrwni man m, goeapairorni
tiers. We have received another
ihoeaerBllp.
ei
these Celebrated S3.00 Bhees for Men. In all the
tees and widths, and the best shoe for S2 00 that
Is made. We have Ladles' Bhees al all prices,
nnd you cannot fall te be suited.
Plenty of Beets coarse and nne. Ooedyear's
OIove Rubbers are conceded te be the best In
the market, and these are what we sell almost
exclusively; a full line en hand. We have a
nice let of Holiday Slippers that we are anxious
te clew out. OI0UsaCall.
wm. hTgast,
WA V NO. 105 NORTH QUEEN BT.
M
ART1N BROS.
IFl'IUCE WILL BELL IT,
NOT A DOLLAR
or
Winter Clothing
IF YOU WAHTl
A HANDSOME
ONE.
Shall be Here when the Ap
ple Blessem. '
BIGGEST REDUCTIONS NOW.
Tliere are handsome Bults and OverceaU In
our stock at a handsome saving te you going
and going during this
JANUARY CUT-PRIOE
Clearing Sale.
It's net safe te chance It tee long If you want
ene of the handsomest. 110 buys thirteen dol
lar Hulls nnd Overcoats. On 120 Suit and
Overcoats you can sa e four shining dollars, or
f 16 net. All sorts of Neckwear at greatly re
duced prices. There are active buyers and
quick bargains meating every hour among our
Underwear and Hosiery. SOe Cashmere Hese
going at two pairs rer 75c. SI 59 White Weel
Underwear, tl. These two examples stand for
about fifty kinds and qualities at like reduc
tions und Invite you In. Th.) price-push all
through the store Is telling an outward story.
Bey's Weel Flannel Waists, SSc, GOc, 0c. A big
let of Bey's Overcoats reduced te 15. Men's
Storm Coats, $18 and tX, reduced te 113 nud f 18.
Cape 0crceats, tee.
InCustomTallerlng Excellent Werk at Cat
Prices. Keep the Cutters Busy.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
QU
.04INO OUT.
J. Harry Stamm,
NO. 21 CENTRE SQUARE.
MAY CATCH YOU
WITHOUT A FULLSUl'FLY OF -
Blankets,
Comforts
AND
Flannels.
IF IT DOES .
REMEMBER
wkari:
ClesingOut
BLANKETS, .
COMFORTS,
. UNDERWEAR
AND-
Elannels
AT-
IiESS THAN COST.
DON'T FOROET T1IK PLACE,
24 Centre Square.
NOriCE.-Onc 0) Ball Be.irlugSi.fcly Bicycle,
Entirely New, will be snld cheap te quick
bujers,
1
SIP
NEW BOSTON STORE
Htm MhTHIf mtttt )
TJALACK OF rASstlOH.
i
The Great Clearing. Sale
AT
ASTRICH'S
111 AUD 117 V. QUIHf IT.
Stiil keeDincr ud the excite
ment and Great Prices de the
work.
Mere Bargains added daily
te the already large list
This week a Beem in Rib
bens.
Te give it force we announce
for Te-morrow, Thursday, Janu
ary 23d, 1890, all day, a great
one day sale of Ribbons, at
given away prices.
LOTS.
Let 1 Ne. 5, 7, 9 and 12,
satin, gres-grain and moire,
plain and fancy edge, in all
colors and black, at 5 cents a
yard.
Let 2, at 9 cents a yard.
The balance of our stock of
Ne. 1 2, all silk, Satin and Gres-
grain Ribbon, picot edge, in all
the best colors.
Let 3, at 10 cents a yard ;
Ne. 9, 12 and 16, Silk Gros Gres
grain, Satin, Watered Ribbon,
plain satin and crown edge, in
all the best colors, and black.
Let 4, at 15 cents a yard;
colored and black, Gres-grain,
Satin and Meire Ribbons, for
merly 25c te 35c a yard.
One let of Wide Fancy Rib
bons, at 19c a yard ; former
prices 30c te 40c a yard.
One let of Ne, 60 Fancy Rib
bons at 29c a yard.
One let of Colored Satins
and Surahs at 39c a yard; regu
lar price 75c.
Remember the day, THURS
DAY, JANUARY 23D.
Great one-day sale of RIB
BONS. Come early and secure the
best.
115 & 117 North Queen St.
S
AC1UFICKHALE.
Charles Stamm,
f 1
LANCASTER. PA.
OF-
Men's White Merine We goods go at iSc.
Men's White Merine 75c goods go at 50c.
Men's White Merine SI goods go at 75c
Men's All-Weel White II 75 goods go at SI 25.
Men's Scarlet SI goods go at 75c
Men's Scarlet II 25 goods go at II 00.
Ladles' White Merine 90a goods go at 37c.
Ladles' White Merine 75c goods go at 50c.
Ladles' White Merine 1 goods go at 75c
Ladles- White Merine 11 25 floods go at II.
Ladles' White All-Weel 1 75 goods go at II 25.
Ladles' Scarlet geed goods at HJc.
Ladles' Bcarlet II goods go at 75c
Ladles' Bcarlet II 25 goods go at 11.
A big let of Odds and Kuds and seme slightly
soiled goods will be sold at hair price.
BOSTON STORE.
rake of Vail,
Palace of Fashion,
North pen Street,
iirai
fctli hen Stat,
VMiciHmnte.
QASSUSB WORK.
OOBsWM OAJUUAOX WOUI.
Cerner of Dke and Viae. streets (formerly!
HertweK a MllrlL
UGU. B. MOfWafCK,
atfl.l
urer nix i neuaana Hollars
In Fine Vehicles new qn BxhlMttaB.
1 "WO All the LATBMT 8TYLcM ter i
aaThe best or mecnanics en retains) at I
v1S5eurrte" Wor-,rerapg?ae4
I rfWK FINH1T LINE OF WAX ftTKJtiOl
I JL Acid and Faraflne Candles, ler tha Bait-I
sys,aMILLKR'SKOAPCO.
"t-
e
UK MAKE OF GOLDEN LION AND MAI
Hueriuaec vigars cannot ee exeeue.
vsauiua uiuak sniHS.
KstablUhed 1770.
aM-tMh
114 East King Btresi.
"UT KX AMINE KXm FRKK.
Speotaeles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE I
Tm TklakTev Sjtm An Ooedl
Whleh are Bade enlrhr ns. anil rannmnv
by leading Oculists aa the beat aids te delee.
tire Tlateii. -8eUl
Qeld Spectacle, 8.00j uraal prlM,
l ZHEIAI I IH0.I.30 S. Hfitk Stmt,
Between Chestnut and Walnut Street.
mvx-lyd I
lilOlt.
HlIIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS,
GOTO
KRISMAN'S ,
Ne. 43 West King Street.
BUSINKS8HU1T8 AT COST, DREH8 SUITS
reduced, Treuserings very low. OverceaU I
at any price, and all trimmed and made up Iu I
UUi UVB..IJIV.
McQRANN A NOWLEN.
Leading Tailors,
Ne. liM North Queen Bt.
TJURLIO HALE OF CITY DWELLINGS
JL anu liunuing jjei.
OJ WKDNKSDAT. JXNCAnY 22. 1800.
At the Leepard hotel, will be sold these two
Twotery Brick Dwellings, Nes. 72J and 728
East Orange street, having hall and six rooms,
with let 50 feet, 9 Inches front, and extending te
waiiuiinHucbwiiCCU uwu DriUK einujc, wen
with Dumn. etc.
Alse, Valuable Building Lets, fronting 2MVS
feet en Orange street, and extending te Marlen
street about 237 feet. Alse, a let en Marlen
street 30 feet, or 121 feet.
Fer particulars, see sale bills or call en !the
undersigned.
Hale te comence nt 7J p. m.
ALLAN A. IIERR,
.. .. Agent for Mary A. Denllnger.
B. F. Rewk, A uctleneer, Janl5,17,18&22
.
Announcement Extraordinary I
The Greatest Reduction or all In
PINE TAILORING
-AT-
H. GERHHRT'S,
Overcoats made te order nt cost price.
Trousers reduced rrem 810 te S3 ; from IS te 15 :
rrem SO te St CO.
Heavy Suitings reduced at the same rate.
Full Dress suits of the latest style material,
satin lined, at 123.
ThU Is the most sweeping reduction ever
made In Flne Tailoring, and will enable the
cash buyer te get n nrst-class article for the
same money he would have te pay for a ready
made one.
H. Gerhart,
43 NORM QUEEN STREET.
(127-tfd
TTAPPy NEW YEAR I
Steam Engine
AND
Beiler Works.
MANUFACTURER OF
HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
PORTA I1LE
UOISTINO
ENGINES.
Horizontal Tubular.
Vertical,
Twe Flue,
Deuble Deck.
BOILERS.
(.Marine.
CENTRIFUGAL
IJOILEKFKED
MINING
STEAM
MILLS.
'
PUMPS.
( Haw Mills,
-niurk Mills,
I Cob Mills.
AUTOMATIC TAN PACKERS,
HKA3.S LEATHER ROLLERS;
BARK CONVEYER SCREWS,
PULLEYS, 8HAFTINO,
GEARING IIANUERH,
PILLOW BOXES, CLAMP BOXES,
COUPLINGS. COLLARS,
MILL BUSHINGS, STEP BOXES,
SWNDLES, TOES AND STEPS,
PULLEY PLATES,
SHIEVE WHEELS,
dc., Ac, Ac, 40
BOLTS, TURNBUCKLES,
LAG SCREWS. RODS UF-SETT,
8ETT SCREWS, FOROINGS,
NUTS, Sq. and Hex., CAST WASHERS,
PLATE WASHERS,
WROUGHT WASHERS.
'
Specialty In Making and Repairing
DEKP WELL WILLING TOOLS,
Vii! Reds, Bits, Reamers, Jars, Sand Pumps,
Bit and Red Catches, lc.
Charcoal Hammered f
xiuruuu h uivei
Deuble Refined
Refined
Beiler and Tank
IRON.
, TANKS-Round or Square, for Gas, Oil,
Water or Acids.
Stacks, Stand-Plpes, Wuter Wheel Casings,
Het Air Furnaces, Jtc
LARGEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
Such as Valves, Cocks, Gauges, Oilers, Cast
and Malleable Fittings, Injectors, Packings,
Pipes, -c, ever curried In Lancaster.
Special AUentlen GIveu te
STEAM HEATING.
Light and Heavy Iren and Brass Castings.
i-Repalring Promptly Attended te.-S
Cheap Let or
SECOND-HANDPULLEYS AND SHAFTING
FOR WALE.
Pulleys. 3xl2; 4 Pulles, tlxlO; 2 Pulleys.
1 Weed Split Pulley, vay,xzyt ; 3 Weed Split
Pulleys, U x&.
8-2 U-ltJ Cellars.
62 feet, 2 15-10 Shafting.
H 21 Inch Drep Hangs Deuble Braced.
Jehn
Best,
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
Second-Hand Boilers.
If ret hat tham examined you will probably
flndltiat there la something wrong with Usem.
and that glass i will be a great help te you.
We nn Inlmltabl "III A maivta1
imSaf
5 30-Herve Power, SO Inch Dlam., lfl feet long.
iSxlH Inch Tubes. Price, S175 and S150.
1-Beller30lnch Dlam., 13 feet long, 2i-8 Inch
Tubes, 12 feet long, with Fire Frent, 1135,
'U
iyjitliaitV 'teCAaM y&fS.,u,-w it
t,'