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'NfcMnmtA, Jwi. a.-Wiillam Wjten
Its, fcwtwn of the tn?1urri2V?!
& ?lMtimM,nninn am :. ...v.. -
W' K. frightful mnwr this morning
t wttVilj- xtieded nd the full force of
A f-ST-.-i, Metived br the foreman.
BtekeiKl wm almost completely tern off,
J tste sfcull hanging by the ekln of the neck.
10' tend m tern off, nd the man
WtJetherwIte mangled. lie It 60 years
fage, and leavta a large family In Marl-
' ' atta, where Be reawea.
WeeUnheffer w blaatlng with both
- dynamite and giant pewder. He first put
a dynamite cartridge In the hole and
placed the powder en top of It. The blast
did net discharge at once, and when West-
' enaefler found that lt was net going off
f 'want p te the hole. He begun taking put
?; tamping for the purpese of reloading
Whan the explosion occurred with the
abeTe terrible iesuIU
'Scheel beard met In regular session last
ertalng in the council chamber. Trdsent,
Messrs. Allisen, Clark, Faslg, May, Blade.
Absent, Messrs. North, Tayler, Urban,
Wolfe. . , .,
The finance committee reported eh fei-
Batsnce at last report - , Vfi&
KehUr, tuition................. "
Mslllnger, tultlen.,w ..,.- 8 w
JZdl.1 98
Orders paid.... - - 'WT '5
Balance -. 5W?5i
Balance In sinking fund '
Saperlritendent Heffman reported two
'attendance during the past month, which
had decreased owing te the grip.
' The superintending committee reperted
visiting the schools and the attendance Is
is larger than the previous month. Hills
were paid amounting te $152.40. Coupens
cancelled, $58.
Frederick Miller, formerly of town, died
en Tuesday ln'Phlladelpiila, of bronchitis,
after a short illness, aged 29 year. The
remains will be brought te town te-night,
and the funeral will be held te-morrow
morning at 0 o'clock from Hely Trinity
Catholle church. He was an employe of
the P. R. It, and moved te Philadelphia
about 2 years age.
Maggie May Ycaster, an Infant daughter
of Erwln Yeager, died yesterday afternoon
at hr home en North Second street. The
funeral will be held en Thursday at 3 p.m. ,
from the house.
. Tee-Colombia Building association held
their annual meeting last evening and
elected the following officers and directers:
President, Wm.Clark ; vice president, H.
"Wilsen aecretary.J. L. Pinkertons treas
urer, A. Bruners directors,' J, Shenbcrger,
as. Klalr, A. J. Musser, W. B. l'nslg, J.
R. Wltuier, I. L. Auwerter, Clayten Hart
man. The directors cf the Columbia Gas com
pany have elected Jeseph Junven secretary
and treasurer, and Rebert Beacham sup
erintendent. A eernl-ennual divldend or
three per cent was declared.
The Columbia Milling company have
their mill in successful operation, and turn
out ISO barrels of flour dally.
Duncan Clarlce's female minstrels will
appear in the opera house te-night in a
geed performance.
The horse of Jeseph McFalls " took a
header" last evenlng in Third street,
breaking the shafts of the buggy. .
Mrs. jUyers, living in Concord .lane, fell
ever a -cellar deer en Union atreet last
evening; cutting ah ugly, gash In her fore
head and bruising horiiaceand shoulder.
A doctor's servkwrwere pecesaary.
The' Franklin and Marshall Olee club
war met at. the railroad station yesterday
afternoon and roudered a number of aeugs
for their friends.
Jeseph liUtr had his right feet painfully
injured at the Susquehanna rolling mill
yesterday afternoon by a sledge falling en
his feet
The May Hese Pleasure society held a
pleasant meeting last evening at the home
of Miss Dera Greer, en Second street.
The Out Doer club met last evening at
the home of Miss North, Second and Cherry
streets. The evening was spent lu the usual
pleasant manner,
,,M. J. McFarland, formerly dispatcher in
the P. It It, moved te his farm, six miles
from Richmond, Va., en Tuesday.
'Deputy Factory Inspector Lewis, of
Harrisburg, has been in town and visited
the Columbia shift factory. He was much
pleased with the workings of the factory
and found nothing contrary te the law.
All the operatives were above the required
. ,
Thieves In a Stere.
Last night some time thUvca breke Inte
Mtley! sadillery and harness store, Nei 103
North Qqoen street They effected an
"Btrance through a window in the beck
part of the shop. There is a pet cat about
the storeaud it is her habit upon being let
, eat of the storeto Jump upon the sill of
this window te get In. The person who
laet let her la in all probability forget te
lock the window again. The articles
stolen from the stere were a dozen line
woolen blankets and one lap rebe. These
the thieves probably wrapped In shawl
straps, as a bunch of theso articles wcre
feand untie! lying en the floer.nml several
ofthem were also missing. Alargevutlsu
was also left en the fleer where the thieves
had probably placed It te lead il with
vJblankets or ether articles. The belief Is
that the men who did the Jeb were fright
ened In some manner. The goods that
they stele were valued at about 970. A re
ward of 20 is offered for the apprehension
of the thieves.
Want Fremlums KeturneJ.
A. M. Franlz and A. O. Newpher, coun
sel for the litigating parties, have (lied a
case stated in the suit of the New Helland
Turnpike company against the Farmers'
Mutual Insurance company of Lancaster
County. On January 20. 1871. the cemrunv
plaintiff Insured their brldge evor the'
Conestoga crock with the defendant! for
f4;000, and paid all the premiums due en
the policy of insurance until November 25,
1862,' when the bridge was totally destroyed
by fire. Defendants then refused te pay
the Insurance and suit was brought. The
.Judgment of the court for plaintiff for $5, 130
, iwa reversed by the supreme court en the
ground that the turnpike company had no
Insurable Interest in the destroyed bridtre,
ad were net, therefore, entitled te a
recovery en the policy.
The parties agree that f05.10 were paid
la premiums en this policy, and the court
Is asked te enter Judgment lu that amount
for the plaintiff, provided the latter are
fitltled te a recovery.
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Clese of Forty Hours Dovetlon.
The forty hours dovetlon cIemx! ut SI.
Mary's Catholic church en Tuesday eve
ning. The sermon was p reach ed by Father
Daniel Mauer, of Harrisburg, after which
there was a precession participated in by
the clergy aud sodalities. The ceromenles
were closed with the benediction of the
blessed sacrament by Rev. Dr. McCullagu.
, In addition te the clergy of the local
, Catholle church Fathers Halleran aud
Maker, or the Fre Cathedral, Harrisburg,
teak (art in the closing exercises.
Ha Was national Yesterday.
James IL Jacobs, under sentence of
death, was visited en Tuesday by Rev.
Tfcea. Tuompseu, yrhe called en him at his
sjsataar's request During the time the
v-tHnyssan was in bis cell Jacobs behaved
tSawMiiiilBunatT.
" AMOXO THK KATUKif.
Het 8ehne4er Tralntna; Japanese 8en
dal's Houses Made of Mud.
The following is part of a letter received
by a young man of this city l
SKNDAt, Japan, Dec. 21, 18S9.
I am working new for theso heathen
people Although I am far from home and
country, yt I am much Interested In the
great work that fa te be dene hore and am
thankful that I have ceme here. My
principal work Is training up Japanee
young men te beceme preachers. We
bave twenty-flve of thorn In our school
new and they are very earnest and studious.
But I also de much ether work.
Mrs. Schncder and Ihave charge of two
large Sunday schools In different parts of
the city a city nearly twice as large as Lan
caster. The scholars study well and learn te
sing qulte nlcely. They all have black
hair, which is cut In a very funny style.
A Japanose city leeks very strange. Most
houses are built or mud, seme being cov
ered with tlles and seme with straw. Many
of the beuses have very pretty llltle yards
In front of them, but these are shut In by
high beard or mud fences, se that one can
net see them going oleng the street. Of
course most houses are only one-story
high. I wish I had time te tell you about
the many ether strnnge sights I bee here.
Your friend, D. B. Sciinedkii.
The lllhle Society.
The annual meeting of the Bible neddy
was held last evenlng In the Moravian
church, en West Orange street An elec
tion for officers resulted in the solcctien of
the follewing: President, llev.O.K.Hauptj
vlce presidents, Revs. J. W. Mcmlnger
and C. Ij. Fry? secretary, D. C. Hnvor Hnver
stlck ; treasurer, flcorge K. Rccdj execu
tive committee, Rev. Dr. J. M. Tltrcll,
Rev. Dr. J. Max Hark, Rev. .T. H. Kstor Kster Kstor
llne, D. W. Patterson endH. S. High.
The reports of the president and treasurer,
showing the society te be in n very flour
ishing condition, wcre read and adopted.
Sunday, February 0th, was fixed upon for
holding the regular anniversary oxerclsos,
and every effort will be made te have
overy congregation in town talte part In
the union exercises.
runernlu of Twe Ladles Te-day.
The remains or Mrs. Sarah Ucidler wero
brought from Philadelphia en Tuesday
evenlng, and horfuneral leek place from
the rosidence of her father, Jaoeli H. Nrtr Nrtr
beck, this morning, and was largely at
tended. At St. Mary's church requiem
mass was celebrated by Rev. Dr. Mc
Cullagh, and the Interment was nmile ut
St. Mary's cometory.
The funeral of Mrs. Rachel Shouley took
place to-dey from her residence, Ne.
420 West Lemen street. Dr. S. M. Vernen
conducted the scrvlces and the body was
tnken te Coatesville for iulonnent, en the
12:53 train. vThe pall-boarers wero R. 8.
Schnader, M. L. Kendlsr, T. J. Harnlsh,
Moses Helllnger, Christian II. Mayer and
Dr. J. Wllherew.
A V, f. C. A. Hupper.
The Indies of the Y. M. C, A.nre Htriviug
hard te enlarge and Improve the library of
the association. In erder te rnlse funds for
that purpese n library fund supper Is te be
given In Doorsem's hall, Ne. 123 Uast King
street. It will open this evenlng and con
tinue evor Friday nnd Saturday cveultigH.
The room will be fix ml up in the host of
form with tables and booths. The I.adles'
Auxiliary have clurge of the nffair with
Mrs. S. K. Bally as chief lady. The tlokets
of admission will Include n avipper.
The music will be furnished thlsevnntug
by the erchestra of the Yeung Meil's
Democratic society.
Street Railway Companies Meet.
This afternoon the stockholders of the
East End and Lancaster City ruilway com
panies' held a meeting at the law office of
Walter M. Franklin, em;,, nnd ralllled.Uty
consolidation of the two lines. rTho,ofll rThe,ofll rTho,efll
csrs will be the anie as have ulieady
beeli'publlalied.
The name will he "The Lancaster City
Railway."
Moiuei'liil AVIudews.
Flve momerlal window for Bt. Jeseph's
Catholle church, ordcreilseveral mouths age,
have baen received and placed in position.
They occupy the space in the rear of the
altar. Turoeof these windows were the
gift of St. Mlchael's, St. Jeseph's nnd St.
Peter's societios, and two of the late Father
Grotemyer, for several yenrs the pastor of
the church. The windows are very hand
some. Hndlnter Company llixoter..
The stockholders of the Lancaster Steam
Radiator and Manuf.icturlng company mi t
Tuesday evenlng and olectod the following
directers: J. Fred. Soner, Jehn K. Stener,
Dr. J. P. Wickershnm, Julius Loeb, Jehn
W. Ilelman, flcorge Gressumu and Gee.
K. Reed. This beard will orguulr.e en Fri
day, and take action as te silo for the
works. It will then be doclded whether
or net the works shall be romevod from
the city.
F.ntortulned the Iluukers.
J, Hareld Wlckersliam, who for a iitiin iitiin
ber of years has been notary public of the
Farmers' National bank, entertained the
officers and dorks of the bank last evenlng
at the Hamilton club. Cevers were laid fur
fourtcen and they sat down only In the
evening und adjourned at a Inte hour, nfler
hiving spent an excellent time.
Wnl red u Hcnrlnir.
Sarah Fraukfbrd, charged by Sephia
Cunningham with malicious trespass nnd
assault and bntteryat Aldermnn llalbnch's,
waived a hearing and pave ball for trial.
Withdrew.
William J. Garvin has wlthJiinvn from
the RepublcJti nouiinatleii for assessor in
the Seventh ward. Ills nnine was used
without his authority.
A Hendlns Visitor.
Jehn W. Rauch, superintendent of the
Rending Eiplc, is in Lancaster en u brief
visit.
TheGrnudOld Priidentlat.
The following Is the latest death etnlms paid
by the Prudential Insurance cempauy, lu Lan
caster, by Jeseph Queen, assistant superinten
dent: ChrlsUan Ilerr, S3) West King street,
M; JohnT.UIackweod, 303 North Mulberry
street, $93 25. In the latter case Mrs. Uluckwoed
get V mere than the policy called for. We
recommend the Prudential te the public ai a
staunch, reliable ceuiumy.
The regular monthly meeting of the Wemcu's
Chrlmlau Temperance L'ulen will b held en
Tuesday at 2 p. m. In the lllrd-ln-MundM. E.
church. The public are cordially Invited te at
tend. Ms. C. II. WEtsiiAvrr, formerly of New
Yerk, but;iate!y assisting his father, et prent
doing a fine merchant tailoring buslnci lu
Wllllamspert, ln., has engaged with Martlu
Ilres., this city. Mr, Welshuupt Is a grj lunte
of the J. J. Mitchell, New Yerk, Scheel or Do De
lgn and Art of Cutting.
IVlrtvvfitnce. "
II eiisji tY Steiim A . January 1, In t he par
lors or Hetel Lancaster, this city, by the
Hev. J. W. Memlngcr, Mr. Aaren irilewhi'y
of nulunga, and MUs Annie C. Htehman, of New
Danville. ' itji
SCrtthe.
,ii'rl?-J.n,nuary.ai' liW,i t Mount Jev. nftera
llngcrlug Illness, Mary Alice, wire of Milten M.
lelb, aged -Jti ears, 10 months aud la duj".
The relaUves and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, with
out further notice, at the residence, Mount Jey
Pa., Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. '
LtrEVHE. In this city, en the aith Inst
Christian H.Lrfevre, aged 77) ears. '
The relatives and friends of the fnmlly are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
hU late residence, Ne. 215 North Duke street en
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment at
Lancaster cemetery. 3td
Moeke. In this city, en the 2Ctu Inst., Jehn
re 4lOOrC
The relaUves and friends el the family, hImj
,th printers of Lancaster, are reipcctfully;in.
vlted te attend the funeral fjow.Uie residence
of his bretner-ln-tew, Gee. Riley, Ne. m MIMIe
street en Thursday moraine at S.-S0 o'clock.
Mass at St. Mary's church at 0 o'clock. Inter
ment at BL Mary's cemetery. -.
Watso. In this cltypn the 17th laL, Mrs.
Mary A. Watsen, In her 7tth year.
The relatives and hienda of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence of-her son-in-law, Mr. Henry
Hmllh.Ne, Sit North Lime street en Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. Hervlee at BL Jehn's
United lirsthren Church, Paradise, at Z o'clock.
Mtarltctc.
Philadelphia Prodnce Market.
1'ntLADSl.pniA. Jan. 2fc Noen-Vlonr dull
I'cnu'a supers, 2 2'xa3D0; extra. ZG092TS;
family, .1ft3T0j roller, S l3 15 j patent,
twvtw.
Wheat steady ; Ne. 3 Red, new, tagmOa
Ne. 1 1'enn's IUxl, We j Ne. 2 de, 87ii8Sc.
Cern firm! Ne. 2, new, 303a; old, 4.19
4Oststeady;Ne,2 White 29?19ic; Ne, 2
mixed, 27(u.
Bran steady; Winter 112 7S913 75 ; flprlng. 112
itsled hay steady s fltOOaM Mas tequatltv I
timothy 1 1 009 & for chelee! mixed, 091100;
baled rye straw, new, 115 ae( 00.
flutter Arm; l'enn'a- ereamrv sstra
27rt2He ; I'enn'a firsts extra, 30c ; Jobbing, sas.Vi.
Rgg dull; 1'enn'sOrsU, 10c; held lets, lb
tVe. as te nnnllty. .. . .
Cheese quiets part skims, 78c; full skims,
Petroleum steady ; reflned In bbl., 7Kc
Potatoes Arm; 3i6Jc per bus. as te quality.
Htoek Markets.
Quotations by Reed, McOrann A Ce., bankers,
lwctuicr, rm.
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A HSOLUTELY PURE.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of pn
rlty, strength and wliolesemcness. Mere
econemlcul than the ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold In competition with the multitude
of low toot, short weight, alum or phosphate
Powders. MM only in cant. HerAi, IlAKINO
1'eWDEii Ce.. 106 Wull street. New Yerk.
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ItOEDEREU RED LAliEL,
The Finest of Chamnnanes.
llOUltEU'H LIQUOR HTOKE, "
Ne. m Centre Hcinare.
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ARMEItS WANTED TO SUPPLY MILK
AT THK
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eVO-tfil&w It aiS Church Ht., I.aneax'ter, l'u.
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V A young
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girl wnnted te de general
APPLY ATTHI8 OFFICE.
LOST-A FEMALE HT. HUHNAHI) PUP
about three nieiithi old, ynllew nnd white
spetted, with yellow liea J and black face ; very
large for hln age ; f 5 reward for his return te
LOUIS PFAEFFLK,
ltd Ne. 230 North Prince Street.
WANTCD - TWO LADIES WHO CAN
upciik Uurumn and Cuglldi te travel
from one town te another and go from deer te
iloertothnw Hoke's Electric
renmie Abdenil'
nal Supporter ; no selling required ; 1 pnv nil
expeiie and a nulary. Alte wnutediiu efllcc
litil V u hn pun mtinnrMtM tAallmAnlnl.
iily Mho can compose tostlmenlali. Addreas.
w. u.iiuivr., uincastcr city.
JJWtd
ISTATU OK .MARY MrOOVERN, LATE OF
u l.iincaiitcr city, deceaKcd. Letters of ud
niluNtrnl Ien en uld estate having been granted
te the uiulerblgned, all pcriieiu indebted thereto
ire requested te make Immediate payment, and
theso having claims or denmud utriilnst the
Mime, will present them without delay for set
iiv-uiviib iu ,i.e uiiticrainueu, rpriiuillg UlJUaU
helm township, I .nnratter county.
CATUAltlNE J. McOOVEHN,
. .. . AdmlnlktriilrlT.
Jehn A.Cevi.r, Atlerney. j'.lMitdW
rEMOCRATIO PRIMARY ELECTION.
The Democratic voters of the city of Lancas
ter are requeued te meet ut their respective
wards 0", Saturday cenlng, February 1, 1SW,
between the hours of 7 and 8 o'clock, te place In
nominal len candidates for Mayer, Ward 0(11
cers and Scheel Directors. The wards entitled
te Scheel Directors this year ate: Klrstward.
ene; Third ward, one; llfth ward, one;
Hesenth ward, one; Eighth ward, two. Kiel!
word will (.electa member or the City Execu
tive Committee, te sene during thu unsului:
year.
The places or meeting nre ns follews:
First Ward Hhober'8 Hetel.
Second Want Then. Wcndltx' Saleen.
1 hlrd Ward- ElUngrr's Huleini.
I'nuitli Ward William Itehui's .Saleen.
Firth Ward-Phlllp Wnhl's Hetel.
hlxth Wurd-Hchlller Heuse.
Wvf .,f", iV'VtJ"'"! OunienhniiHer's H-aloeh.
l.lghth Ward Mrs. Dlelil's Haleen,
Mntli Waid Arneld Haas' Saleen.
J'-T-fd CITY COMJUITKn.
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AIIT1N UHOA.
MARTIN BROS.
' There are price en our
Cape OVerCOatS WInterCletlilng.Underweur,
elid StOrmerS Hosiery and Gloves If you
Are Leaving Us wa e thius for present
0116 By One, use or n next winter lnest
.i.. ment you'll net hesitate
when you see Men's Mushier .Suits, all-wool
and geed t tlO, SI2 te 1(J. At the price j oil buy
these new you'll see a handsome saving. They
are suits that sold for J10, H3, J10 nnd 820.
Big and Little boys' Suits ut big reductions.
Big and Lltllo;Ueys' Cupe Oicrceatx and
a:ermers at big reductions.
Men's Neat Cleth Ulet, 13,25c,3se.
Men's Dress Kid Olevcs (no old st les), 89c.
Whlte Weel Underwear reduced from SI 50 te
SI. Elegant, but we have tee much of II.
Hee 3Sc and 50e Underw c.ir.
See the (we dare call It handsome) Neckwear
Tcclc. Puiraud reur-ln-Hiiiid slles, ic, 2,
8e.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
lltMr 9taMVtlttttnU.
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lORJtKMT-TMBWKRTIHtN HOTEL
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westursni
The balldlti
West Oranas street, Lsaeaster, from April
uiiainv us be maxima &r
lobe repaired aadplaeedtn
nnreui eonaitiea.
isiiHfien ?
J. W. K. BAVHMAN,
129 Hast KliiKitrcc-t.
r JsnJMtd
3UIM FINKHT'LINB OP WAX HTRIIIC
. Arid and 1'imnne Cnndlcs for the Roll Rell
ys.atMIl.LKtt'M HOAP CO.
TJTOB RENT-ALL THAT CENTRAL UU8I
flr..tfm stand, Ne. SB East Kins street, from
ffnas-'lwdh INQUHtE W1TIHN.
ROSIN, BO INJUKIOUH TO HKIN AND
Fabric, Is net uwd In 1'UIIITY BOi.P.
OTICKTO COlXmEl) VOTE1W.
A tnptlnr of the EntcrnrlM Club will be
field In Lere and Charity Hall en TUuivlny
KvsnlBC. Janurr SO. te whlrh nit colored
voters are Invited te attend, as bualnesa of Im
portance will be trnnnctHl.
H ANTHONY MAXWELL, President.
PPLICATIONH FOIl THANHFER OK
Tavern Urcnse will be heard canper
ler for tranter of A. W. Nell's llrense. 1
Kehl
.... .... .... u... ....,. vMk....tau , ,enrt .. in
a. m., and of Waller Myers for transfer of Chas.
cezs license, ..in warn, city, en sienaay, rcu-
ruarya, lMLutlOa.
BENJ.F.W.URnAN,
V. C. U S-
JanlS2,2M
-r.lBTATEOI'OEOIlflE WEIMAN. LATE OF1
XJJ Lancaster city, dccaed. lietters testae
mentarr en said estate having been granted te
the undersigned, all persona Indebted thereto
nrj requested te make Immediate payment,
and these havlnr claims er'Serhnnds against
the same, will nrencnt thrm without delay for
settlement te the nndcinlirned, rrKldlne
tns nnacnuirneti, renKiinR in in-
casiereiiy. maiii wm
Jeiim K. HKVpan, Attorney
HAIIY Wl-.IMAIS, JiXfVUiriX.
jawtdw
TTAVl!YOUllAl)THB"aRIl,T"
XL Take core or tlieceueh It leaves I Fralley's
Hjrup of llloedrnot. Wild Cherry and llnre llnre
heund 1 the best thing for coughs and colds.
23c, fec and f I per Imttle.
FUAILEY'b EAHT END PHARMACY,
. (Onrxxltc Eajilern Ma.rket.
I'lne large Chamela Hklnsfnr making imder-
clothing and chest protectors. , Lewest
rlces.
,K4W
j- ,
CJHOEH.
Something That Will Suit Yeu!
We have received the acency for the best $2
Men's Hhec that lisMromele our notice. Any
one wanting a Hhee nt that prlce can mnke no
mlntnke In hiding this. It I a geed litter, neat
and durable. All ether lines thut we keep lyeu
Will llnd te be right in prlre.
We have been ummially busy this seftffin with
ordered work, and are prepnred tomakounj temakounj tomakeunj
thing for I Jul I en or Gentlemen who want n
higher grade ofHhees or have peculiarities nf
rout that can't be sulled with u lleady-Mnde
Hhee.
WM, H-. GAST,
WAK
NO. ltt'i NOIITH QUEEN HT.
TJttOPOSALS FOll BTONK.
L Healed nrojiesali will be rcceledby the
nireei.iximiiiiiu'e up utuirciecK p. iii.oiiAlou iii.eiiAlou iii.oiiAleu
day, February 10. 19U0, for stene for use oil the
streets of ljincnxter, said stene te be broken te
klze ss dirccted by the Htreet Committee.
Bidders will state price at quarries per ten of
2,000 pounds, with and without use of rlty
crusher and engine, nnd price of stone deliv
ered en the streets where needed, or free en
beard cars at Lancaster, and also state location
efnnarrlps.
Bidders must furnish te the committee net
less than threa samples of the ntone they pre-
Sosete furnish, which wimples shall be tool teol toel
resscd te a cube of 2 Inches, nnd, ir net homo
genous, must b cut parallel with the cleav
age, such samples te be subjected te any tests
which may be deemed prepcrby the commit
tee In order te deUrmlne their relative value
for the purposes for which they nre te be used.
The quality as se determined must be Hilly
maintained during the term of contract, lu
ease of dispute, the committee U te be sole
Judge or the quality orthe stone rurnlshed.
Contract te begin en nnd te be
made for one or three) ears, at the option of the
committee.
All bids must be accompanied by a certified
check In the sum of S 100, and upon the award el
the contract a bend In a suitable amount, with
approved security, must be rurnlshed for the
faithful performance of the same.
The Committee reserves the right te reject
any or nil bids.
lllds te be left at the oftlce or C. A. Oast, Ne.
IS North Duke street, befere: 5 o'clock p. in., en
Monday, February 10, and addressed te theHlrcet
Committee or Lancaster.
lly order ei tne commute.
l W. KIDDLE, Chairman.
a A. Oast, Clerk. - jan2,ri,t,s
( -si H
rUALACE OF FASHION.
rvri tOl!.lv''HUJ'-
THE
GREAT CLEARING SALE
AT
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
115 AND 117 N. QUEEN ST., '
LANCAHTKU. PA.
Continued Price List Fer This
Week's Notion Sale.
Tinsel, 3c a ball.
Buttens, ic a card ; 2 dozens
en card.
Fancy buttons, 3c a card.
Fancy buttons, 5c a card.
Porcelain wash buttons, 3c a
card ; 3 dozens en card.
Hair pins, 2 dozens for ic.
Imitation English hair pins, 2
papers for 3c.
Steel pointed hair pins, 3c.
Real English hair pins, 4c.
Hair pins in fancy boxes, as as
eorted, 3c a box. ' " c
Hair pins in polished woed11
mugs, 3c.
Hair crimpers, ic.
Rubber hair pins, Sc a box ;
heavy 12 c.
Shell, amber and black hair
pins, ic. ,
Madame Leuie J common
sense hair crimpers, small, 2c ;
large, 3c a pack.
Geed rubber dress shields at 5c
a pair. Heavy Stockinet shields,
Sc a pair. Seamless Stockinet
shields, Sc a pair. Feather
weight shields, Sc a pair. Rub
ber lined shields, 15c a pair.
Silk shields, Repair.
All our fancy Metal Buttens,
formerly iec, 15c and aec at
5c a dozen. Buttens, formerly
25c te 50c, at iec a dozen.
The choice of our stock,
Kerr's child's and misses'
braces and hefce supporters, at
25c a pair.
Wax beads, 4c a string.
Solid Reman wax beads,
large strings, for 1 5c.
Fine Ribbed Combs y2
inch, 2 ribs, 3c ; 3 inch, 4
ribs, sc; 4 inch, 2 ribs, 5c.
Madenna cotton, 2 skeins,
for 3c.
Large slates, 5c.
Felt-bound slates, 9x13, Sc.
SATURDAY NEXT.
Special One-Day Sale of
Merine and Weel Underwear.
Prices will be advertised to
morrow. PALACE OF FASHION.
Htm 3thtrf ltmnt
4
T AM A CANDIDATE OR MAYOR,
" DR. HAMUEL T, DAVIS. "
Hubject te Republican rules. JS-tMH
O
UKMAKKOr OOLDEN LION AND MIA
uuermaen i.inn rmnnei e exnenea.
..M..tV?UT7!l."TOK.
Bl
rjniHiiiisiuuu UfSM
AlMfdh ,
114 East tint Stmt
1?
eir
HHinTH, COLLARS AND CUFFS,
r.UIRMANH
Na 42 West Kln Htreet
HAVEYODRKKN THE EUREKA TROU
serHhnpcrlu the wlndewr BulU, Over
cnts and Treuaers made te your order at cost
MCUHANN NOWLKN,
Ne, las North tneen8t
m"Lr K1NERT LINE OF
WAX BTERIO
I. Acid and 1'araflne Candles for the Hell-
Acin ana I'aranne cand
at M1LLEHH HOAP CO.
uny, i
v
Of LOST-tlLACK COCKER HPANIEL.
Kowera errcrcd.
1M 227 NORTH PRINCE HT,
-lirlZAUD.
TV The science or the stars enables the
w,.,"'',..,0 perform teeming wonders In pene
trating the past and future. Consult her at
j2S.wd 43 WHBT KINO HT.
rpiIE FINEST LINE OF WAX BTERIO
JL Acid nnd I'aranne Candles .for the Holi
days, at MILLERS BOAF CO.
OYSTERS I BEST OYSTERS IN TH MAR MAR
ke.t5f.r.vw.1!n.n11 styles, and meals at all
neuri, nt CH AHL.KH E. IfOHTEIfS, In the rear
of the Central Market, Oysters In the shell or
opened nerved te private families. Telephone
connection. nevaa-fenall
31IIE FINEST LINE OF WAX BTERIO
. Acid nnd Parnnne Candles for the Hell-
THE,A"?.UA,i.,y?,X0N OK TRUSTEES
JL .of Woodward Hill Ometery will be held
. u""s."uue ei nren, ncuranu a co
on Monday, February M, 1W0, at 3 o'clock, lly
order of the prcsldcu
JUM,-ltl
J. B. MARTIN, Sec.
WANTED. WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
two Ilenrh or Hnap Meulders nt Cham Cham
peon niewcr and Ferge Ce., Charlette street and
llarrlsburgAve. Hteady employment gusran
teed te the right men. janlft-trd
qHIE .FINEST LINE OK WAX HTEUIO
j- Acid and Paraflne Candles for the Hell-da-s,
at MILLKH'H HOAP CO. '
S35 1
l.KOK.
HAY COIIINl'. ,, urfitlT-uiH,
HION. 1CEYH I ONE UUIN ES8 COL-
I nillltr llfr.li nml LnrllAa Thl. an.u.!
In better nrnnnreil Hint. ap. tr. .iv. m. nH..
class business education. Our elTerU the first
year have been crowned with wonderful suc
"?,':. .. . W. U. MOHSEH, ITIn.,
tfdAvr 10 North Queen Ht. Lancaster, Pa.
' -'
"DUBLiO sale.
OS TlIUrtSDAV. jANUAnY 30. IBM.
Will be sold ut public sale at Ne. HI East
Lemen street,
TWENTY LAItQE ICE CItEAM FHEKZEIW,
Jars. Hcales, Counters, Bhelvlng, the Entire
Hteck of a Confectionery nnd Ice Cream Manu
factory. AHe Household end Kitchen Furniture.
Hale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m.
Jan28-2td KEBMAN A BON. Aucts.
A LIVKBCIIOOL-NOTHINQRUPEIlANu".
JIV ated about the Lancaster Business Col
lege. Our methods are the best, newest, most
practical, our Actual Business Department
complete In all Its details. Our students are
deeply interested In their school work, and our
attendance the largestnlnce the organization of
the school, and .well, call and see us at the
plcanantest school-rooms In the city, Ne. 34
North Duke street, nnd convlnce yourself as te
the truth of the above statements. Pleased te
have you call, as you will speak a geed word
for us ir you get acquainted with the school.
H. C. WEIDLElt, Principal.
ptl'UNITURE.
FURNITURE
AT WHOLESALE '
TO CLOSE OUT THE BUBINES8.
All that Large and Elegant Stock or Furnl
turgnt Ne. 26 East King St.,
Will new be sold nt Cost.
ra-c
GAIN
CALL
BOON IF YOU WANT BAR-
.
,iW.;H. Heffnieier.
u-
Spi:
CIALBAHUAINH.
' TGJ."
J. Harry Siiamm.
1
fc
ltiaiKMBEH-
24 Centre Square,
-if you wa NT-
Blankets, Comforts,
. FLANNELS
i
AND
XJxrd.er'wreir-
IitjTMnbove we eiler the most Extruerdfiiary
J r .. Bargains uhtcli you should see'.i, l ' '
HLANKETH, COMFOUTS, FLANNELS and
UNDEHWEAHnt Is.s thai Cost,
Dress Goods
Are beins
1'n-dicd Out nt Prlees the Lewest
Kcr Known, viz:
44-lneh AH-Weel Silk Finish Henrietta, elcht
shades, at C7e a yard ; worth 81.
48-Inch All-Weel Bluclt Henrietta atG2lau
yard; worth 75c. '
l.C.ti, 7 nnd 8-yard Itemnnnts or 75c Colored
Henriettas at 5je u j nrd ; slltrhtlytwrtnkled, but
none damaged.
M'FC'IAL nAHQAINH IN
Embroideries and Torchon Laces.
Sa-lneli Fine Cleths at 20c a yard; were 25c.
as-Inch Heavy Cleths at 17e u yard ; were 25c.
e.40-Inch Htrlped Cleths at 12)ic a yard ; were
Corduroy far lien's Pants at GOc a yard :
Werths!, '
6,W0 pieces line 8c Toilet Soup, 3 pieces rer 10c.
3 0 bexen (3 pieces lu a box) Soup at 7c a box.
Men'aMc While Shirts at 37ic each.
ICO dozen Children's Black lllbbed 10c Hese
at c a pair.
10 dozen 75c Corsets at 50c.
75c Table Tlnen ut 50c n ynrd.
IXta Sheeting Muslin et r.'c a yurd.
IScPiiiitOoedsatlOcnjurd. h
lOe Itlbbeus nt 6c a yard.
37Jc Woolen Hese- at 25c n air.
SPECIAL UAIIQAIN8 IN
Plush Ornaments, Flowers,
Banner Reds, Brass Ornaments, Etc.,
-AT-
J.HarryStamm's,
NO. 240ENTEE SQUARE.
if BOSTON STORE
Wm aLMMritMmsmlsi.
rrUIEriNBSTUNBOF CANDLES 8UITA
JL ble sr QusesBs Day, ht HURLER'S
WJ As? vO.
I
TTIOR RENT-A THRK&HTORY UR1CK
ju uweuing itense.
hmsIs, Ma B7 HaM kli
Dsrallltltf llemn. irlfli MlndAen Ifnnrnvn.
.-.. 4i . mL.. fci ' "-znrr"-.r-r.
King street,
scvplMby ji
.D.8PRKC1
with Brlek
nue-ieonieu zioweecvi
ehn W. Hei.
man. Apply te OEO,
HER, NO. SIS
East King street.
ja-ua
rpHK LAROEST AND FINIWT LINK OP
JL Meerschaum and French Briar Pipes,
Cigar Helders, Cigar Cases, BnuB Resea and; all
kinds of smoker's articles.
..fliJ. DKslUTH'SCIOARRTORB.
aM-tfdR 114 East King street
Fs NAME IS THE KEYNOTE OF ITS
many virtues. PURITY SOAP.
TEW
trfch
IOR RENT-STORB ROOM NO. 13 EAST
Kin atret rnrniMiv neetinlMt h ai.
Ich Bres. Alse second and third fleer raemi.
uviii April t, jemitr inquire 01
Janas-lfd
II. O. LIPP.
THE FINEST LINE OF WAX BTERIO
Add i and Psraflne ;Candles ler the Holl Hell
days, at MILLER'S SOAP CO.
F
Chrli
IOR RENT.-FROM APRIL 1. 1880, THE
Hetel alttiAlMl corner Eiut ChMilmit unit
irlatlsn streets. At nreumt eiwnnted liv Thee
dere Wendlls. Apply te
. . . E.O.E. BATES,
JanS-tld 443 North Duke street
N:
EW LAMPS AND ART QOODS.
Call stud See
-THE
-AND
KRT COODS
ON SECOND FLOOR
JohnlsAmeld'sBuilding,
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
dS-tfd
"IIAHLKS BTAMM.
Hew Things Are Going
-AT-
Charles Stamm's
LANCASTER. PA.
75c llENIUETTAS nt 37Mc 17 New Spring
Bhades.
tl 25 SATIN HH ADAM AS at 87Ke.
24-Inch f 1 60 BLACK SILK at SI 00.
HEAVY COLORED SILKS at 07c
Black Shawls I
$1 00, IB 00, S3 03, JI 00 nnd Se 00.
SILK RIBBONS, 2c, Sc. 5e, 8r, 10c.
LACES. Ic, 2c, Sc, 4e, 5c, tie, 7c, te 25c.
rv S7Xe, 60c, 75c.
v
PLUSH BALLS. Ic, 2c, Sc, 4c, 5c.
POCKET BOOKf ,5e, 10c, 12c, 17c, 25c.
BLANKETS,
75c, SI 00, SI 2, $1 60.
UNDERWEAR, 33c, 37K 60c.
COMFORTS. 75c, SI 00, SI 25, SI 60.
WHITE QUILTS, 75c, SI 00, SI 2'., SI 50.
Umbrellas!
25c, 60c, 75c, 87K SI 00.
DARK CALICOES, 3c, 4c, Sc.
TOWELINO, 2ic 3Jc, 5c.
BEST CURTAIN POLES, 18c, S3e.
CLOSING OUT LACE CURTAINS.
FOR BARGAINS !
OO TO
35-37
BOSTON STORE.
T
HE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Will be eRVred without regard te cetl.
DRESS GOODS,
Blankets and Comfert?,
All Kinds of UNDERWEAR,
Ladifi' and Cliiltlrcn's Ceat. r.
A BIQ OPPORTUNITY FOR BARGAINS IN
WINTER OOODS.
REDUCTIONS ALL OVER THE HOUSE TO
REDUCE STOCK RAPIDLY.
25 East King St.,
LANCASTER, PA,
mr-lydR
FIE NEW LIMPS
North pen Street
kill pen Stat,
1 he People's Gash Stere-
I 'tmr&fctitrtistments.
smARXIAOK WORKS.
Vg
TVjVmaWiw n a nt a nt saih
Carner of Duke and Vine rUivcti (fermes
0,r.OverBls"bOTn?lSfir;?Ci,
in Fine Vehicles new en Exhibition.
2 Allttie.liATESTBTYLlSSfcr IS'
fiagDaipf mechanics en repatriBg at
Doersom Carrlage Works. corneref Duke al
vine streets. OS-lyaJI
fTUIE FINI31T LINE OP IMPORTED A
jm. mimvxiie wigan in l lie ciiy. near 1
ana Cljrars, our manufacture, In besesiCsT
60 ana KB.
DEMUTH'S CIGAR STQRJL
als-tfdR
uiunainfBi
"VTOTICE TO MY
FRIENDS AND Ctl
.11 1UJIKII.1I
nr-. . . . . .. - "i
. r.. -r
x iiuye lecniea temporarily my emee s
wJ!fi?J9, nt tlle Reuthern MarkeVrstaer
have In stock a line assortment of SletghaVB J
gles, Phtetens and Famllv CarrlAxsTank
Nerbeclt Heed OarU, all of my own manual
tore. Hpeclal attention Is irlven te renalrlnl
My Motte Honest work and fair desltn
alwnys wins.
ja-trd
J. H. NORBECK, Agen
VTODANOER LUnKH. BUT HEALTH H
jl-s sw. wnere ruitii x BUAf is Used.
rrrneuT buank,
H1IIHT MANUFACTURERfl AND MEM
uurriiititi,
. Na 140 North Queen Street.
HhlrU made te order as low as tlMQ. Perfi
fit Euaranteed.
t T?,I2VRi,J,eceJ"lt'r we hve stsrded a HAM
LAUNUUY nnd are prepared te laundrvefl
Kmes. - mar28-lydrl
A
whei
CHOICE ARTICLE FOll
poses. PUIttTY HOAP.
ALL PI
Hells eves
Jan25-SweJ
XirE EXAMINE EYES FllKE.
Speotaeles ! ,
WE EXAMINE EYES FREI
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed I
If you have tbem examined yen will prebabl
una uiaimereissemeining wrenr with thai
ana that glasses will be a great heln te veu.
We use inimitable " D1A MANTA1 lensi
which are made only by us, and recommend!
by leading Oculists as Uie best aids te derl
tlve vision. ' 1
Belld Geld BpectAcles, 93.OO I usual prlJ
Btcel Spectacles, BOe. nsual price. Sl.OO
Aninciai t.ycs inserted, H ; usual price, l
M. ZINEHAR & BR0..130 S. Kinth Strei
OfCIAN8. PHILADELPHIA.
Between Chestnntand Walnut Streets.
mvu-1
A NYTHINO BUT MOHAIA MADE Willi!
jljl. ussnew wiiii 1'ijxiii'i : BUAI'.
I REATEST REDUCTION,
Announcement
Extraordinary
The Greatest Reduction or all In
FINE TAILORING
AT-
H. GERHRRT'i
Overcoats made te order nt cost price.
Trousers reduced rrem S10 te 88 ; rrem S3 te t
irem se te M M).
Heavy Suitings reduced nt the same rate.
Full Dress suits or the latest style muUirlJ
satin lined, at S28. ' I
This Is the most sweeping reduction ev
made In Fine Tailoring, and will enable II
cash buyer te get a flrstrclass article fort
saine meney ha would ha 0 te pay for a read
made one.
H. Gerharl
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
d27-Ud)
H
APPYNF.W YEAR!- 1
Steam Engine
-AND-
Beiler Works
MANUFACTURER OF
HORIZONTAL!
VERTICAL
PORTABLE
HOISTING
ENGINES.
Horizontal Tubulai
BOILERS.
vertical,
Twe Flue,
Deuble Deck,
Marine,
PUMPS.
CENTRIFUGAL
BOILER FEED
MINING
STEAM
MILLS.
fSsw Mills, H
JUark Mllll
lcfjmuf
AUTOMATIC TAN PACKERS.
BR.VSS LEATHER ROLLERS,
BARK CONVEYER SCHEWSJ
PULLEYS, SIIAFTINO,
UEARINO HANGERS,
PILLOW BOXES, CLAMP BOXES
COUPLINGS, COLLARS,
MILL BUSHINGS, STEP BOXES.
SPINDLES, TOEd AND STEP.-4
PULLEY PLATES,
SIIIEVE WHEELS,
Ac., &c, Al, dC
BOLTS, TURNBUCKLE3,
LAG SCREWS, RODS UP-SfHT.
. BEIT SCREWS, FORCINGS
NUTS, Sq. nnd Hex,, CAST WASHERS,
PLATE WASHERS,
WROUGHT WASHERS
Specialty In Makln: nnd Repairing
DEEP WL'LL DHILLIN'a TOOIJSJ
Viz; Reds, lilts. Reamers, Jars, Rand Pumps
Blt.and Red Catches; c r
Charcoal Hammered (
Burden's Rivet 1
Deuble lletlned
ReHned
Beiler and Tank
IROIT.
TANKS Round or Situare, Inr Gas, Oil
Water or Adds.
Stacks, Stand-Pipes, Water Wheel Casings,
.vi. .!, ' milflkL, it
LARGEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
Such as Valves, Cocks, Gauges, Oilers, Cast1
and Maueaoie rulings, injectors, Packings,
Pipes, 4c, ever carried lu Lancaster.
Special Attention Given te
STEAM HEATING."
Light und Heavy Iren and Brass, Castings.
W-Repalrlng Promptly Attended te.t
Cheap Let or
SECOND-HAND PULLEYS ANDSHAFflNG
FOR MAI.U
1 Pulleys, 43x12 ; 4 Pullejs. 41x10; 2 Pulleys,
44x7Ji; 2 Pullejs, 4lxi!; 2 Pulle) s, 40x7K I i
Pulleys, 3Sx'-.
1 Weed Split Pulley, !3xlflJ J; 3 Weed Split
Pulleys, 4ixt.
8-2 15-10 Cellars.
&2reet, 2 15-18 Shafting.
H-21 Inch Drep Hangs Deuble Braced.
Jehn Best,
333 EAST FULTON ST., '
LANCASTER, PA.
Second-Hand Boilers.
5-30-Herse Power, Winch Dlam., 10 reel long,
22x4H Inch Tubes. Price, 1175 and (ISO.
1-Bollerae Inch Dlam., 13 ruet long, 21-3 Inch
Tubes, U lest long, with Fire Frent, 1VO.
PA
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