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TriMtr Iitkera Ckrek( -XMeMter.
tlM TaaiHl te B Matd e Saturday.
OeLCAMA, Jan. 3ft. Mra. Sarah Keedi
wMoweftkaJataJolm K. Heed, of fn
caater, li ta morning nt 8 o'clock at
MMkMM of her iv l:
Uami en Lecttat Mnwt Her death was
a4NC by taralntaeflBbmln,aaer being
cMttaad te bM fbr the past two month.
Mra. lUed mew te town abeat a year age,
aad has bees an Invalid ever since She
weeM fcave bean 70 years old en Saturday
east. She was a native of Brownstown,
tM township, ana Her waiuen name
OkrpMter. Sfcewaaaretatlve of the Car Car
pMteraaBdShnka,efLaacaater. Shown
adevoted member of Trinity .Lutheran
church, of Lancaster. Her surviving chll
dranare Wm. C. Reed, Wilmington; J
Walter Reed, Lebanon Mrs. A. S. Klkln Klkln
ten; Wayae county t Mrs. P. Williams and
MteEmll Reed, Columbia. The funeral
will be held en Saturday morning at Lan
caUr. A .
Repairs have been commenced at Cor Cer
delia furnace, and the Area will be lighted
la leas than two weeka. uessomerpig-truit
for steel purposes will be manufactured.
Te aocemmodato the business at Cerdelia
the railroad station will be opened In Feb
ruary, It having been closed shortly alter
the blowing out of the furnace.
Judging from seme of the expressions of
tome school directors, the circular letter
suggesting the lifting of a collection In the
(Bulla schools of town for the Hlgbee
monument will net be acted upon with
much favor. Three members speke un
favorably against the matter, and It Is mere
than probable that no collection will be
taken In the schools of this pl&ce.
Officer Samuel Morrison Is off duly en
account or the grippe. II. C. Dougherty,
operator nt the C. V. olllces, and BenJ.
Oauntncr, watchman at the bridge, are
confined te their homes with the same
trouble.
.Mr. Hannibal A. Williams will reclte
"Othelle" In the Presbyterian chapel
en Tuesday erenlng, February 4th, under
the auspices of the Ladle,' Aid soeloty or
that church He should be greeted by a
large audience.
At a meellng of the advisory beard of
thsP.&R. Reller association a resolution
was presented recemmending that the ro
ller benefits for sickness begin nftorthrce
days' sickness. Instead or eeven days, as
heretofore. The resolution will be acted
npen at thenezt meeting.
The Artisans' aopper en Friday night In
the armory wllllw a very enjeyable affair.
An engine and car Jumped the tracks en
the trestllng or Ne. 2 stock house at the
Shawnee furnaces yesterday afiorneon.
It required several hours work le replace
the engine and car.
Jehn S. Dean has accepted a clcrkahlp at
the Columbia rolling mill. Jehn Kennedy,
trace clerk attheP.il. transfer, will take
the position of car record clerk, vacated by
Dees. Cyrus Upp, or Wrightsvllle, will
bathe trace cleric.
A fair sited audience greeted Duncan
Clarke's female ttilnstrels In the epera
house last night. The performance was
Terjrpoer.
Squire Evans sent 3 tramps te Jail this
morning for 6 days each, for disorderly
conduct.
The lly-whoel at the Wrightsvllle fur fur
naee burst last evening while In motion.
The fly-wheel pit was damaged te a con
siderable extent. This mishap will cause
a temporary suspension.
Funeral of Well Known Poeplo.
The funeral of the late Jehn J. Kvnns
took place from bis residence "Ivy Heme,"
ia West Lampeter township, Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Ser vices were con
ducted by Rev. Dr. C. W. Stewart, or Colo Celo Cole
rain township, and tne Interment made at
Woodward Hill cemetery. The pall-bearers
were Win. A. Morten, II. E. Slaymaker,
wy iw. Tnes. liiimaker. Charles r. Render.
Mfc? a. . fceerjy ana wni. u. .Marshall.
iffi Tha Ameral nf (Thrlelfan IT TVm
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which took place this afternoon from his
late residence, Ne. 235 North Duke street,
was largely attended. Religious services
were conducted at the house by two Men Men Men
noulte ministers, Rev. Jehn Brubaker, or
Rohrerstown, and Rev. Shenk, or Millers
vllle. The pall-bearcrs, Ulrocters or
the Heme Mutual I'lre Insurance
company, were as rollews: Christian Oast,
Martin Krelder, Jehn A. Charles, Henry
d'Haruer, Jehn Adam Burger and BenJ.
CXready. The remains were luterred in
Lancaster cemetery.
The funeral of Jehn Moero took place
this morning from the residence or his
brother-in-law, Ne. 622 Middle street. The
remains were taken te St. Mary's Catholic
church where a requlem mass was eclo ecle
brated by Rev. Dr. McCullagh. lutorment
waamade In St. Mary'a cemetery.
One of the Manager.
Mr. Jeseph C. Walker, prcsldent erthe
GapNatlenal bank, has been chosen for
the Coming year one or the beard or mana-
fmref the Commercial Exchange, of Phil-
raaeipiua, a controlling body in the busl
affair oftbateity and inltscemmer-
eial and financial relations with the coun
try generally. Mr. Walker, who has long
bean known as ene of the most progressive
eHlsens of this county, has a most ex
tended acquaintance throughout the state
ia railroad and financial circles, and the
distinction conferred upon him will be
worthily worn. n -
t i
Scheel Beard Candidates.
The following are candidates for the
gSlSi Bominatlen for school beard at the Ilepub-
WYlx, lien nrinurr! T)r .T R Rmlil, rit....-i.
'S Dr. Oliver Reland and Jehn P. Stautler,'
gf second ward; caarles I. Landls, Third
pf.itj, "iiuium m, urusui ruin waru ;
feiA-Dr, J. P. WIckersham and Ooerire A.
Sixth ward: Wm. II. Buteman
erenth ward; J. P. Wlnewer, Eighth
ward.
Of the retiring members Thes. B. Coch
ran, Congressman Breslus, James A. Mc
Devlttand Wm. S. Shirk are net candi
date for re-election.
Twe Suits AffaliiMt Illm.
B-vA, "Uluu "ewers nas eniereu complaint Ue-
R viVftlra Aldfirmnn TTin.tii, tm,ln. finn.ti.n.
rti'-J, Hartle for assault ami hmian. ..l ...i..
k Maarth. . -?.""- ""."' .,r. "" :r.
,fHartU strack him with a beer glass' and
ssusawenea nt lire. This suit grew out of a
yjjiww en Maner street a couple of weeks age
tf-mmtau am Deea
rcftjrrtnl te a number -of
i
A Fex Cuaae On Friday.
-a Tae neaaquarters ter a fox hunt te take
,
at. wfKi'wuwiiuiT -nut lie ni me ircment
ltMM, en ertU Queen street. The fox will
:0,-VBieu iron were 10 me country near
b'iasiy jimits ana aroppeu. a targe number
T r ...j... u
vias caase.
r. -v - rt..i.lun T,.,..
-- jmvmi uiwiciuui
.-. tienaei Morgan Lcany, ei i'&uaueipiiu,
registerea as a puysician te-dsy. He
from Trinity university at
s-, Irtlnd,ln 1864, and from Jeffersen
i eMiege in tne ciass or iva. lie
Issatlrig In this city.
.1 ' Hr. Bradley l'leadk Oullty. '
9r. Wllllsm II. Bradley, who had charge
E afsa snaiUBgaeparimeut or the riiiiadel-
mmm,tru$, eharged with appropriating te
Ma ewa aae mere than li,bw he had re-
t le pay ler stamps for mailing the
aad dreular. pleaded guilty en
ay. .ueMe.uiuuieBenieiKeunim
i aa six meniD in ui taeteru
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THAT THHCVtNu TUSltt
Jeha JeneA, of Johnstown, Partially
Corroborate the Story.
The story about the flsh that carried a
small fortune in Its Interior has caused
great interest In Johnstown,
Mr. Jehn J. Jenes bearded at Ke. 123
Soinersot street at the tlnte of the May
flood. The honse was washed away and
Jenes lest everything. Jte floated en the
debris about half .mile and against a hill,
le which he climbed ever the reefs of
wrecked houses and was saved, He Is a
member of the firm of Lloyd fc Jenes, con
tracting carpenters. On Wodnesday he
said he had heard about the Halt story. An
te whether the money centents of the fish's
belly bolengod le him he was net prepared
te say.
"or oeurso If they send thorn lemel
will accept thorn," he remarked.
The dispatch said there were $10,000
worth or bends In the fish's stomach,
Mr. Lloyd said he had no such amount of
valuabte paper. His pockctbeok, which
was lest, contained a nete for $000, seme
trrcenbacks and soma sold and silver coin.
It also contained a slip of paper bearing his
name. He could net say whether there was
a bank certificate In the book such as was
found In the flsh or net. Mr. Jenes has net
much faith In the story, but says that he
would net llke te say that he dpes net be
lieve it. ,y
,. ''
Kprlence With n Maniac.
Prem the rrovldence Journal.
Last week Richard J. Berker, a promi
nent basinessmau of Fall River, who re
sides In Tiverton, hired In en Intelligence
office lit Bosten a woman named
Bolle McOrcger for goneral house
work. She scorned particularly Inter
ested In rollgleus matters, but proved
a faithful servant till Friday. Sud
denly whlle Mrs. Barker was aloue with
her. Helle shouted : " I have had a vision
and I am ordered te offer up a sacrlflce."
She started Inte the kitchen and begun te
sharpen a carving-knife. Mrs. Barker, who
Is a slight woman, realised that she had a
maniac te deal wi.li, nnd throwing up her
hands as Bolle had dene, said: " I, tee,
have had a vision. There Is a lctter In the
pofttefflro for you. Yeu must go for It."
Belle dropped the knlfe. rushed out of the
deer and Mrs. Barker slipped the belt into
place. The servant heard It and realized
that she was outwitted. Her ravings at
tracted the attention of the nolghbers, and
she was finally placed under restraint.
Later hhe was allowed te lo.ive for Bosten.
After her departure n pile of Inflammable
material, well saturated with oil, was found
In a shed. An attempt had been made te
light it, but without success.
ASew Composite Metnl.
Schtnledbarenguss Is the inconveniently
long name given te a new compeslto metal,
for which almost iniirvoleim proportion is
claimed. It Is composed of pig Iren,
wrought Iren, copper and ulum In bronre
alley and a flux. It is produced dlrect
from the cupola without annealing, yet It
can be wclded and hammered llke Iren or
steel and can bn manufiicturnd, It Is claimed,
at a less cost than mallcable Iren or steel
castings.
At a test mnde January 20, In Louisville,
ltlsnald te have endured a tonslle strain
or 1C8.000 pounds per square Inch, that
being the limit or that machiiie. The new
composition Is the discovery or Mr. Haz
felt, of Newport, Ky., who has inade many
experiments In producing aluminum.
An Acter Stronded.
The mayor disposed of two drunks and
a number or ledgers this morning. All
were discharged. The only case of Interest
was M. B. Blelbtte, of Ooshen, Indiana.
He was a member of the Turner Dramatic
company that stranded in Connecticut a
few weeks age. The young actor as with
out means and Is getting te his home as
host he can. He was furnished with seme
means by partles who bccaine IntoreNlcd
In him te take him part way home.
Death of Kx-Assossei- Sharp.
Jacob S. Sharp, of Ephrata, died en Wed
nesday evcnlug, after an Illness or six
woks, ngcd75 years. Mr. Sharp was en
uctlve party worker of the Whig and Re
publican parties In his early llfe. He
served as assessor of Ephrata township
from 1S77 te 18S7, when he declined a re ro re
electien. He leaves a widow and ene son,
Samuel L. Sharp. The Ameral will tuke
place en Sunday afternoon, and Interment
made In the Cleister cemetery at Ephruta.
Set Uluiself en Fire.
At rairmeuut, Ind., Jacob Adell, fiS
years old, who linduwlfe and three chil
dren, left Norten's store, whero he was
ompleyod, en Wednesday morning and
went home. Taking n can of coal oil, he
went te an outhouse, poured the elt evor
his head, and set himself en lire, lie
burned te death iu a Tew inlnutes. Adcll's
self-immolation is supposed te be the re
suit of Insanity caubed by religious fanati
cism. A month age he left the Quaker
church te becoine n disciple of Frank Nor Nor
eon, whose creed teaches bcir-wtcrltlce.
lilalne AirnliiKt Heed.
Iu an eloctleu contest In the Illinois
Heuse of Representatives a few years age
the aame question arese In regard te n quo
rum us at Washington en Wednesday.
The Democrats refused te vote and hroke
the quorum. The Republican Hpeaker telo tele
graphed te Mr. Blalne, at that tlme
speaker, whether he could net arbitrarily
declare a quorum prosent when the fttct
was apparent by count. Mr. lilalne replied
In the negative, and doflned parliamentary
law upon the subject. Illinois Republicans
acquiesced iu Mr. Blaine's decision, but It
lest thorn the fight,
"
He Has a lllir Majority.
Jehn L. Geyer, or Paulding, O., was en
Wednesday elected representative for the
Puuldlng-Dellance district te 1111 the va
cancy caused by the death or Frank W.
Knapp (Dem.). , The Republicans opposed
Mr. Ucyer, using as-a campaign argument
the fact that he was nu ardent supporter or
Mr. Brlce In IiIb canvass far souuterslilp.
Mr. Oeyer's majority was 1,500, about 500
mere than the district has overbetoro given.
Robbed or 9100,000.
Dr. B. C. Field, or Denlsen, Tex., was
robbed by threo men or his poeketbook
'containing $UK),000, In the railroad depot nt
Little Reck, Ark., en Wednesday.
' A Farm Beld.
Mary A, Ilerr has sold le Abram llerr
the farm known as " The Borkley Place,"
one inlle southeast of Quarryvllle, for
$3,000. The farm contains 1 10 acres.
.....
Visiting luTliU City.
Edward T. Hamilton, or Kalamazoo,
Mich., who Is employed by the Telegraph
or that city, Is visiting his brother Themas.
He left Lancaster several years age.
High License Fer Maryland.
RnprosentatlvoKrems'orAnnoArundol,
will Introduce In the Marvland Henso of
Representatives, the Brooks hlirli.llpn,in
law or Pennsylvania, which Is being en
grossed. .
Died iu Harrlsburc.
Mrs. Margaret Neff, widow of Dr. Jehn
C. Neff, of Carlisle, formerly efthls county,
died In Harrlsburg enWednesday.
A Letter from Cel. J, M. Rutherford.
PlIIUlDELPmA, PAirJuil. SI, lbiy.
JW. a V. Hoke, Iltaillng, Pa.
DeakBib: I.at spring I purchased ene of
your electric tIU, as It was hlshly rfcem.
mended for dytpcptla and Indlurstlen. .1 find
great relief from wearing It. Tan U mere than
I can bay for the four ether makes I have used
I can cheerfully recommend your belt ns the'
bett I ever were It has helped me wendcrfullv
Respectfully Yems, ' '
J.M. RUf UEUFOrtD.
N. B. These bells ere sold only en Wednes
days utSIS North Queen street, Lancaster li
VV "Sixtlf aU &tUtt Ut'' bUt net ou trlaI-'l ' '
5cnthB.
MAUTix.-January J9, 18W, tn this clty.IIarry
h'u!rayMu? arU JMuru"I
The relatives and Wends of tlie family are re
spectfully Invited' te 'attend the funeral, f.em
the parent' residence, Ne. 71S Heutli Weaver
btreet, en Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
terment at Woodward Rill cemetery.
tflavlteta.
Live Stock Markets.
a Sf.'.'iS'rt'v.0, ST1101!'1! 13'000 shipments
4,1X0 1 steady; beeves, Si Wab ih- u-r
M U)9 stecktri aal'lteStl;, lfr STSi
mswMA
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LAKOABTEB DAILY IKTEIJJGEKOER, THURSDAY. JANUARY
enwbaiiaad anlxea, It net tot Tt:
Hen Kecefpu. 94ailiiweiiu, s,
TtxaseatUe,
llXJb
jinnt Mfth
knstewiri mixea, aj nsA wt: heavy, fa 61
: iifht, at nasa K: skti, as ea se.
HhiMfv KMwinii aina. ihiMMJM, m.
ketstrengi MUvta,ttBMMt;wa4eTn woeM
II muni shorn TexanilB )SB0: lambs, wee
t isrsi i r.""'i' is'invLv?
KART I.TREUTT HKtuV RMWlnU TT). t,ltv
meats, S99: niarket rtrm; prime, II 604 frt t
fa I r te iroed . M tout t
lockers an d feeders, t (0
f$Si nocarsshtppMte
lien Kecelnu. a
iiew xi
arm? v.
0!
shlementa. IJea:
market fair: best' fight
sht
arkers.aioaM.lei
meuium ana nini
Philadelphia,
heavy hoes, . IB se3 HO j reuglK,
. .M3 75!
no cars shipped te Mew Yerk.
Hheep IWcelpls, 1000; shlpmenU. ledOj
market slew ; prlnie,l."7V,Wt; fair te geed, H0O
&aO0;nnntaim,tia)&3Uti lambs, f 1 001 05.
Philadelphia Produce Mnrket.
PttU.AtiKt.riiM, Jan. 3a Noen-Flour dull!
Peiin'a sutlers, 'X'a2M extra. iWWXli',
family, 340370; roller, 3 84 15; patent,
HV4f0,
Wheat steady J Ne. 3 Ited. new, BOJie ;
Ne. 1 l'enn'a Ited, We ; Ne. 3 de, OTatttc
Cern quiet ; He. 2, new, 803He ; old, 13d
41c
Oats quiet; Ne. 2 Whit 29a2Hkc; Ne. 2
mixed, ZTKn.
Uran sltidyj Winter 113 7SI3 71 Spring. 1120
italedhar steady; 1110013 CO as toenntltv;
tlmetliy II 00 n) for cheice: mixed, VigllM;
bated rye straw, new, 115 60 1600.
Itutter firm; Penn'a crenmerr xlra
27ig2He ; Penn'a firsts extra, 30e ; Jobbing, 32Vtt.
Fjtgs nulet; I'enn'allrsU, 15) Jc; held lets, lb
$.2le, nste quality.
C'hcese steady ; part skims, 0Se; full skims,
2(3.tc.
Petroleum steady ; refined In bbls., 7Kf-
1'otutees 11 r m ; &jij.Aje per bus, as le quality.
Grain nnd rrovlslens.
Kunitshed by H. K. Yundt, Ureker.
Ciiicaoe, Jan. no, 1:00 e clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. Oats. lerk. lrd.
.Tnnnnry......., Tt
tf 57
February 71
my,
ti m
972
March TOJ
April
.Mar 7S!J
June 71)
July 77;
Year ...
Crude Oil February...
&ra
'.'.'".'. '.'.'.'.'.'. b"m
Lonseis .
Closing Prices 2:15 o'clock p. m.
Wlienl corn uais. l'i
erK.
Ijird
fiHO
680
687
jnnimry...-. (i;
February, 74JJ
Marel 7SJi
Aprll..
May -k
June 7K
Jnly.. Tin
m
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0 52
0(2
085
20JI
lift
21IJS
n.
Vfii
aiV
SSf
m
10 00
oeo
ti'Sr
31
KiH
AUgUSt
Year
Consels , ......... ,
Crude Oil 104
lteieipt. Cur lxiii.
Winter Wheal 2.1 .
Hnrtng Wheat 31
Cem...- 21
Oau ICilJI
ltrlcy'.V...'.'.'.'.'........"
Read.
llecolpts-lle(r ...... 211,000
Itecelpla-Ualile 10,(U)
Stock Markets.
(yuotatlens by llecd, McQrann A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, l'a.
NKW YOnK LIST.
u a.m. ix m, ir.s.
Canada Pacific,
C. C. C. A I
Colerado Ceal
Central Pacific. .,
Canada Huuthern
Chi. HU U A l'bg......
Den. A Kle U ....
Del. L. A W
Krle
Krle 2uds
Jer C
K.AT
Ixiii. A N
Ij. Shere
Mich, Cen
Missouri Tactile...
hi"
65
27J 27i 27J
9)1
irjf
110
loeji
75'
Wl
104
vij
2:1
mil
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aiVi
aifl
70
4
71:
Heek. Valley
N. F
N. P. 1'ref. 75,'
N.WcsU. Ill
N. Y. C
New England 4i?a
Kast Tennessee. ......
Omaha
Orcein Transrentlucutal.. 37! J
Ontario W. .
I'aclfle Mall
Illclimeud Terminal 2:1
HU Paul 70
Texas Pacific. 21JJ
Union Tactile 07JJ
Wabash Cem
7
HOJi
:rrj;
HI
2IH
m
ml
Wabash Trcf.
Western U
.. 2S'
West Shere llends. ......
1-IIIT.AUKI.rilIA LIST,
Leh. Val
II. N. Y. A Thlla
U.. I tf
m
ItW
in 1-13
C2K
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Iteadlnc 19 1 Id
lieb. Nuv biyi
Jles'env. Pass...
P. A It - .. tt)J
N. Cent. .."
Peeples l'iiss
lldg 4's
Oil
W)i
I.ecnl stoek runt Henda,
lteperted by J. II. Laug.
, Tar
iMl
alue. sale,
i,nncas'ieprcent., 1K) loe let
u " 1MI5 100
" 4 " " Scheel lean ism 100
110
103
100
101
105
102
4 " " In I or 20 years. 100
4 " " In 6 or 20 years. 100
4 " " 1 u 10 or 20 j ears. 100
1
" " " In ISertWyears. KM
Manhelm Horeughloan :. 100
MISCKLLANEOUS UIOUKH.
Quarryvllle it. It . co
1
(I
65
40
1P0
Aiuicrsviiietjireeicar,
Innulre TrlntlmrCeiiinAiiv. .
Ouslltfht and FnelCuiiiimnv.
Htevcns tlousetllonds) 100
Columbia Ous Company. 25
f-(ilitti,hln WnfA, liimii.iii in
.M...".1 .,...., .l..,., J
10 11
Susquehanna Iren Company 100 205.25
tlarlctta Hellew-ware 100 210.10
Stevens lteue 50
Mlllersvllle Nermal Scheel 25
Northern Market 60
1.05
Is
77
rjjsiern AiarKPi..
60 6S
tlaa Company llends (5 tier ct. 19001...
KaImi.iI.i. ,in.A...-i. , : .-
loe iai
HVIUIIIIIIIt M,IULIKII UUI1UM ,
OunrryMlle 11. If. 7's-
lleadlne Columbia IU H.r.'s..
lMlsen Light Company
Western Market
Southern Market.
ljincaster City Street Hallway Ce....
Fuist Knd Street Ibiltway
West End Street Itallwny
Incaster Steam Haitiater Ce.,
Helvetia Leather Ce ;.
Wateh Factory e's
100 1!.50
100
1(U
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
100
U)
f.0
107
10060
67.60
DO
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45
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101
1.15
TlISNPtvu RTnnvu
1 JUieastcr Frultvlllc
Lancaster I.ltlts
Ijincjistcr A Wllllamsten u
Lancaster, Maner
Lancaster Manhelm-
Lancaster Mnrletta......
Idtncaster 4 New Helland...
lllc Spring lleaver Valley-
40.60
0S.JO
100
110
87.25
20
60
25
IU)
25 g
UK 2:1
iuuui;njri.iiuu uursesiiee.
Jelumbla A Chestnut Hill
Columbia Washington
Concstega A Dig Spring
Marietta Mount Jey. ...
Lane, ML Jey Ellxabuthlewn. ...
Lancaster Susquehanna.
Ijincaster New Danville. ...,...
rVilllinhln .tr Mii.A,n
20 27
20
20
20
25
100
soe
25
U2S0
219
11
20
U2
a 75
40
M
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205.25
UK.&0
200
118.40
120
122.50
113
185
125
113
175
Maytown Kliiabctli'tewii....'.'.".'.'.....!'. 25
lAUeaster Knhrata , , as
1 Jincestcr 4 Willow Street ...... 25
Strasburg A MlliperU... -,
Marietta Maytown ,..., 25
. BANK STOCKS.
First National Hank 100
Farmers' National Hank. ,.M 50
Fulton Nstlenal Bank . 100
Lancaster County National Hank.... 60
Northern National Hank 100
Peeples' National Hank 100
Ke stone Natlenul Hank, Manhelm 100
Columbia National llauk 100
Christiana National Hank ....... 100
Concatega National Hank .. 100
r.nnraia national llank 100 175
First National Hank, Columbia 100 145
r irsi national name, strasburg 100 113
First National Hank, Marietta. 100 205
1-jrst National Hank, MU Jey 100 154
LltlU National Hank ,.... ... 100 lae
Meuntvllle National Uank... 100 ill)
Manhelm National Hank 100 lu
Union National Hank, .Mount Jey ... w (a.50
New Helland National Hank. ., loe HA
Gap National Bank . 100 117
Ouarryvtlle National Bank 100 111
ISllzabethtewn National Han loe 125
Central National Hank. Columbia ... 100 112
etv bucrtiecmenta.
TUhTHKCElVED. "
ROEPCItKR IlED 1JVUI.L.
The Finest of Chamimgues. x
UOHHklt'S LIQUOH 8TOKK.
Ne. 22 Centre Square,
c
ANDLES
1 mi
CANDLEMAS DAY,
Jan'JMtdll
AtUM.FLYNN'S,
Ne, SO West King St.
STOlltHOOM FOIl KENT, lit) EAST KJNO
strveu nil at
HHKAFFCIl'S L1QUOU HTOIIK.
JTMtd
la Centre Square.
AOfi?0,J.,:P,11AJf,Nn0I'TK01lC0NSTA.
.LrtM'i'1'" ''"fij.'nlllerwlth all the details
and duties of the elllce. J30-2td
IJS.OK ItENT OH FOll SALK ON EASY
,-Ji ,,1SISiN;- 2, etiU WatersfJeet, wi
story brick with two-story frame back building,
butcher shop with refrigerator and llxturei
slaughter house and stub". Apply at """1'
JanJO-tfd NO. 3J2 NOJlfJl MAHYST.
Arsf,1.02? ' T Bl'KCIAL ANNOUNCE
MKN1 A business established for 18
ears, will en account of going into ether busl.
ness and perhaps leae this city, sell out his
whole stock at icmarkably low prices, such ts
pry Goods, Notions. C.ethliyf.HoeteahdShcif!
etc. A geed chance for sure te make meiiev
nematter If net all money te y for stock or
S.'Sl'Vf1"8 ebJ'' te' purchase abee
sleck of goods unders hrned will nni i.i .VT,
room ana dwelling, which has all the modern
Impretemenu and suitable for any kind of
uuias at a reasonable low rent. Pleauin.
euirsst
J'Jtir
WA.1UIH "SOUTH QUEEN Bf..
rfS.'
fiy 9lVrilerrtftt.
BHOLUTELl PUHJL
-ROYAL-'BAKING
POWDER.
TRIM powder never varies. A marvel et pn
rlty, strength and wholcaemoncss. Mere
conemleal than the ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold In competition wftli the multitude
pf low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
Powders. Bald only in eniu. IIOTAI, 1IAK1HU
Pewdxb Ce.. 108 Wall street, New Yerk.
tnar2Mr4Alrw
FAKMKHS WANTED TO SUPPLY MILK
AT THK
LANCASTER CAHAMEL CO.,
eza-tfdAwll S3S Church SU, Lancaster, Pa.
milE FINEST LINE OF WAX HTKKIO
4- Acid and Paraflna Candles for the Roll Rell
days, at MILLER'S SOAP CO.
TflOn IIENT-ALL THAT CENTHALUUHl
J ness stand, Ne. 20 East King street, Irem
Ja
n2H-lwdR
1NQUIHE WITHIN.
BILLYWAITZ HAS THE BEST TWO FOll
6c and &e Cigars 1 11 I he state, at
., ., . NP-5 A lea NOHTH O.UEEN ST.
dec5-smdM,Tu,Th,s
ROSIN, SO INJUHIOUH TO SKIN AND
Fabric, Is net used lu PUKITY SOAP.
BJ54T TWO FOlt FIVE CENT. CIOARH
the city, at III LLY WAITH,
a . ...... Nes.3 JOB North Queen SU
dcc5-flmdM,Tu,TliJS
WANTED.
A girl wanted
te de general ueuse-
work,
ltd
APPLY AT THIS OFFICE.
T7I0K IIENT-8MALL STOHE ROOM OH
JL! suitable for an office. , new occupied as
Swarr-s Ceal Ofllce, Ne. 20 Centre Square. Ap
ply at Cigar Stere, Cor. Kast King street and
Centra Square. J30-lwd
17-ANTED-AaOODailtLFOIiaENKnAL
-TV., housework. Apply this evenlng from
7 te B o'clock nt
ltd
017 WEST CHESTNUT ST.
"VTOTICE TO HTOCKIim.IlEIlsTlin a-v
4-? m.,Bl Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Columbia Tort Deposit
will be held nt the elfaee of the company, Ka
2J.I Seuth Seuth Fourth street, Philadelphia,
l'a., en Wednesday, February 19, 1890, nt 11
e clock a. m. Election of president and direc
tors same day and place.
Jauae-atd JAM ES IU McCLURE, Secretary.
Railroad company
1718TATE OF' SUSAN IIAIMIMAV t.sti-
Jli of Wastl-ampctertwp., Imcnster county.
ui-ccaseii. ine unuersigned auditor ni ni
lielnted te distribute the balance remaining In
Iho hands of David E. Mayer, executer, te
"'l! nnipng theso legally entitled te the same,
will sit for that uurneM. mi TiihiIhv vh.....;
25, 1890. at 10 a. m In the Library iloem of the
Court Reuse, In the city or Lancaster, where
att persens Interested limnhl fllstrlbutlen mny
llltntKl tmikT Sil' a mini
""'-'. ilUUil 1 . Ari'r.lj.
JanXKItdTh
Ami It n
$100,000.
INVESTMENTS,
BONDt AND MORTGAGES IN SUMS OF
noe.i.w.si.oooto ,oea
Interest 0 per cent. Payable quarterly.
JOHN II. MKTZLEH,
el5-lyd OSeuthDukeSt.
ESTATE OF JOHN HOLCOMIl, LATE OF
Celera 11 township, deceased. Letters of
administration en said estate having been
,ra,,?.'U.,,0 V" undersigned, nil persons In In
ilebted thereto nre requested te make Imme
diate payment, and thoe having claims or dc
inntids against the same, will present them
wllheut delay for settlement te the undersigned,
residing In Celernln township. '
I1ANNAII M. IIOLCOMB,
J AilES H. JACKSON,
... ., ..., ... Administrators.
W . h. Bkvkii, Attorney. JJ0-Itd5tw
ITILECTION OF SCHOOL DIKKCTOHS.
Ij The qualified voters of the City of Lancas
ter are hereby notified that an election will be
held In the several wards, at the usual places
of holding state and county elections, en Fehru
ary IS, between seven o'clock In the morning
and 7 e clock n t 10 evening or said day, for the
purpose of electing twelve persons te serve as
school directors for the term of three years
from the first Thursday of November nexU
And the election officers In the seeral wards
are hereby required te make the necessary oftl eftl
ctal returns of the election te the prothenotan-
-p., w J'' " MfCOUMICK, PreMde.it?
Tlies. F. McELLtoerr, Bee. Jan27-7ldMATl!
JOROWNS CKEMOLENE. '
.Jw0'1 hand., face and llp, nil roughness
and redness of the skin, preenud by the use of
Brown's Cremelcne.
f"1' , REL10HTFUL CREAM OF
ALMONDS ceiitfilnlng no grease, oil or gU-ce-T
ul!n1j;0Ke1,?,Jle' le"" nnd Pleasant te
n4.?' 1. . d 8'nvSa can be worn Immediately
aner applying. Endorsed by physicians, society
ladles und all who hne used It. "--f
MADE AND SOLD AT
BROWN'S DRUG STORE,
COR. DUKE A LEMON STS.
Janl3 iyiti.Th.S-Il
J-JEMOCHATIC PRIMARY ELUtrriON." "
..P0.I)c'necrn,1? ve,crs of the city of Ijincas
ter are requested te meet at their lesnectlve
wards en Saturday eenlng, February 1. iwe
between the hours of 7 nnd 8 o'clock, te place It
nomination candidates for .Mayer, War l 01
fSrtn.nio0iV.e1 Vlrecters- The ward, entitle I
te Schep Directors thsjearare: First ward
one; Third ward, one ; Fifth ward one
S.'!,rl"i(,'.0l,: tlK," w"d, two.' eSci;
ward will select a member of the City Eseci'
Juir. " Uee t0 Kly dl,r", "'" 'ub'8
v!,i.plu't,e,.ef JJlc?l,nK nrft ns fellows :
i Irst Ward-Shober's Hetel.
Second I Wanl-Thee. Wendltx' Saleen,
i.h'rd WaraTEmn"f "" Haleen.
mrVh'ixS n.rU.W,l.",?.ra.Mf m"'s Saleen.
Ifth Ward Philip Walil's Hetel.
Sixth Ward-SchlrtcrIIeuse7
S'f "i'.iV orl-Jehn Gunicnheuser's Saleen.
lgl.'.l,lWnr.l,-! SUlt- Wlehl's Saleen.
Ninth A ard-Arneld Haas' Saleen.
J27'1'11 CI ry COMMITTEE.
"OLACK DREbS SILKS.
Are Yeu Interested
-IN-
WATT & SHAN0
De net pretend te carry the largest stock lu the
country, but frw stores run otter belter
nines for the money.
J,lit?setu'nnSJlnai.,!,.,0H? lll'ACK SURAH
-'?,? M' 'u.a J1 ll,cllC8 " hie. nt 50c. U2c,
war n He't.ur's-hlund warrantedte
B.LA-V,C OUOS nitAIN SILKS, Si luetics
wide, fully guaranteed, at 7Jc u )ar..
Twcnty-feur-Ineh ailOSi
Il,fll2i,l25uudtl60.
GRAIN SILKS nt
n.VirfK;ELFS MM0," 1UIES8 SILKS gpnr
uird months' wear, 20 Inches wide, !'
.n:irAfiiKILl'L.'8 U,.'ACK 111K WI.KS with
solid black rdne. -l mi. !-.. i ,,,..1. ,;
yard. ' " " ' """"
, HASKELL'S BUCK
Inch, II; 22 Inch l ;.
SATIN LUXOR, 20
JIARKELL'S PEAU DE SOIE. double face.),
hwfi.'iiayard.' ' U' ,l25 Bm,lw:
&'"&? aA,UK FUA.NUA,SI'- h'Ui.JI,
llaSf8'011 AUMUKK HII.KH.2I Inches wlJe,
AT thf:
New Yerk Stere,
N 8, 8 & ie an nag- st
.....
'auft-l. .!.- .
M Dim Is ?
s
Item &btvilmmnim
- .
JAMA CANDIDATK TO MAYOR.
DR.BAMURLT.DAVW.
I!
Subject te ttepubllean rules.
,.jvran
UK MAKK Or OOLDMC I.MMI AHB MIA
I- '- - '"jsr- Jifj it bf exsaUM.
Established
iul-SiuiSKSSSk
ais-tran
1HOR
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUPFH,
1
ERIBMAN-fl '
Ne. 8 West King Street.
HAVE YOU BEEN THIC EURKKATHOU
serHhaper In the window? Hella, Over-
VWM.WIU JMIIIKIK II1BUV I ynuT fWQCI &l COSl.
MfOKANN NOWLEN,
HO. 131 NOTSl Q
ueenSU1
miIKe
X Ac
days, at
FINEST LINK ntr WAT BTism
Aclil and Paraflne Candles for the Hell
as a11uijE.11 19 war vu,
P.
,0O LOST-BLACK COCKER SPANIEL.
tewara eiierca.
tM 227 NORTH PRINCE fit,
iriZARD.
T The science of the stars enable
the
w,?r(,..te perform seeming wonders In Dene-
trattng the past and
id future. Consult her at
J-IWQ-
JWEHTKJNG8T.
T"E jrUJWT UNK OF, WAX BTERIO
4s.A.t'AfllLEPlfAp!fJd.,Mr0r the H0U
0YSI.I'i.R?JJ1F8T.7,yPTER8 IN T"B MAR
ke7!f.r.,,?d."L.,',1 style, and meals at all
hours, at CHARLES E. ifesf ERH, In the rear
of the Central MarkcU Oysters In the shell or
ePcn0(1'ved te private families. Telephone
connection. nev20-2mdR
rpiIE FINEST LINK OP
r- Acid and Paranne Oamll
days, at MILLER'S SOAP CO.
WlVln'nii,n
1- Ar'ilePit.Paranne Dandles for the Mell.
rr,IF;A.,NN.UA,J.EI'ECT'0r OF TRUSTEES
-!L.u0QVeir,waru ,H" Cemetery wl I be held
at the banking house of Reed, McOrann Ce3
Jan25-7td j. b. MARTIN, Bee.
IlV,X"UY,lreB T" BATH ANDTOI
Y SOAP. 0 enm'b ter laundry. PU-
THE li'1"'..? UNE " WAX STERIO
diy,,ytg,iL;flt''gseBAT'.le' fer,vh' '
" demdMfefH103 NOBTU Q0EKN A"
ANYTHING HUT MORAIJj MADE WHITE
assnew with PURITY SOAP. WI11.1JS
A '''M-HpHOOI-NOTHINa SUPERANU
JV ated about the Lancaster Business Col
lege. Our methods are the besu newest! most
practical. Our Actual Business Depftme
complete In all Its details. Our seenteare
deeply Interested In their school work, and our
attendance the largest since the organlxellon of
JJ'f Lc1"el,nt"J ? well, call andsee uiTat the
pleasantest school-rooms In the city, Ne. M
North Dnkp street, nnd convince yourself as te
the truth of the abeve statemenU. Pleased te
have you call, as you will speak a geed word
for uslf you get acquainted with the school.
H. C. WEIDLER, Principal.
PUUA,B0L?AeKVAKHEs"X,AD F VA"
OS Monday, Fkbruart 8, 1890,
Will be sold nt public sale, at the Franklin
Heuse Lancaster. Pa., a carload of extra fli"
Iowa Horses, consisting or some geed heavy
workers and seme nne drivers. "tmyy
thatean't U b"y "0rse' ,ix " 0,d
nndXdbV.nnuta,r;.e3rankl,n Houw en
wm'b'e'iSaTo'kn'eby1 l 0k''"t.
JQIIK RsnMAX A Sen, AucA.YNE' f 'Td
-pUHNITURK. "
FURNITURE
AT WHOLESALE
TO CLOSE OUT THE BUSINESS.
All that Ijirge and Elegant Stock of Furnl-
Ne. 26 East King St.,
Will new be sold nt CesU
S-RALL '
GAINS.
SOON IF YOU WANT BAR-
W. H.
Heffrneier.
ia2S-lwdIl
W,L
LIAMSON A FOSTER.
HONEST AND IMPORTANT
Prices
-AT-
OUR WINTER BARGAIN SALE.
Clipped. Prices
GENT'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
Caslmere Suits, VI ; cut te $5.
Cusslmere Suits, 115 ; cut te 110.
Casslmere Suits, Jin ; cut te 111.
Casslmere Suits, HO ; cut te 118.
OvercoatsAll-Weol, 125; cut te tig.
Overcoats, A l-Weel, IU ; cut te 111.
Overcents, All-Weel, 111 ; cut te t 50.
0 creaits, All-Weel,10 j cut te IS 5a
DRY GOODS.
Cautrn Flannel, 4,5,8,7.8, 10 eu.
Nexellles lu Dress Ginghams, 12KC
TviVUlll llflnni, irv ' '
4-4 Hill Musir
' ""s SbV'UB (V,
mn, 7Kc.
Toweling, 3Kc
Turkey Hed Damask
Mammoth Turkish Towels, 25c. each.
Curtain Scrims, 8, 10, 12K and 15 cts."
HATS AND CAPS.
leyn JK!ntcr CaPs Kb ; cut te 2
Heys' Winter Caps, Vj; cut te 10
aae.
10c,
'MUll a v juicr Ul
I1I1H firtrt t1 InfWO.
ItfiVH TVt HltlnlI nana Ubs .. ci
c,h.".dS p.alLF.cnt C"!"- ; c"t te me.
CW.,rt,5,1 Sff Fr.ent Caps. II ; cut te 75c
men a r ur stitr Hat. II 50 : cut te II.
Spring Styles In Beys' Light and Dark Colored
nats,25,3S.45ets.
Unexcelled for quality and price Our Silk Hat
at IX
LADIES' COATS AND NEWMARKETS.
Cleth Jackets, 12 25.
Cleth Jackets, II 00.
Cleth Jackets, ti 00.
Steckinette Jackets, 13 50.
Steckinette Jackets, 1150.
Steckinette Jackets, $5 00.
Newmarkets, 1.500.
Newmarkets, SO 50.
Newmarkets, 18 00.
. Newmarkets, 110 00.
Infant's Plush Coats, tt 00.
Infant's Fancy Coats, 13 00.
Infant's Fancy Coats, S3 GO.
CHILD'S OVERCOATS,
Cape Overcoats, 13 25.
Caie Q creeuts, at 00.
Cape 0 erceats, ti 00.
SHORT PANTS.
Dark Casslmere Pants, 50c.
Dark Casslmere Pants, 75c.
Dark Casslmere Pants, tl 00.
Corduroy Pants, II 00.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Heavy Weel end Merine Hese, 18, 17, 19 and 25c
Llued Fur Tep and Deg Skill Gloves, 50c.
Weel and Cleth Uleves, 25c
Silk, Teck and Puff Scarfs, 17, 25 and 38e.
Gent's Suspenders, 15c
Heys' Suspenders, 5c, 10c
Men's and Heys' Cardigans, 45e and 50c.
Men's Underwear, 25e and 38c
Men's All-Weel Scarlet Drawers. 60c
Duck Overalls end Jumpers, 25c 45c, (Be.
Men's and Beys' Demet Shirts, 25c, SSc and 60c
BOOTS AND SUOE8.
IjiJIes' Bright Dongola Hand-Made Square
and Opera 'lee, siies ure u little broken but
plenty of geed sizes left.
REGULAR PRICE, II
REDUCED PRICE, H
00.
ladles who can wear I and 1 In narrow
and bread soles, can get a bargain In Hand
Turned Hhers, square or opera tee, for 12 50;
regular price, is 50. '
iiiiiiiiisiiii (K mm,
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.,
-AD-
Ka m MAUKK1 BT,
HARRIRBURO, PA.
stej. fa ; : iuJS mS2J fevwfaSftia '
111 11 4) Tl J
w
80. 1890.
m asxHteiawmtK
OuriMMnuttyJebmiry, 1890.
tateA.
r&Jte J, s7-Iii-
M
fc'.Kjt:
THOSE who desire te
I sk R aew at turn
and Feuruary), can rare wry cxmiidcrably ia the coat, tm m
durlnsr Uicee two month?, all srradea af Wall Patwta taut 1W.
If
Material at cxtremelylew
.Hanging in came proportion.
?! H r JNOSCiW wPP'y Cevering, for CarpeU se that
need nelbe taken up.
Experienced and Caftil Paper Hangers. Dccoratera
Frerce Palntera.
We eflfer at this ilme
nui hv luwist price,
Hager A. Brether,
. 26, 27,
Here &tfvitmnt.
III R FINEST LINE OP CANDLES HttlTA
bis for Candlamaa riav. t Mti.t.Kiiii
ije;
APCO. '
F
OR RF.NT-A THREE-HTORY BRICK
ss. . vnvilllia SIOUBTi nil
Dwelling Heuse, with modern Imnrave
menu, Ne. 817. East King street, with Brick
Stable en tot.
new occupied Dy Jehn W. Hol Hel Hol
te GEO. V. SPRECUER. Ne. 213
man.
East King street.
aIHE IiARQEBT AND PINEST LINE OP
. Meersehanm and French Briar Pipes,
gar Helders, cigar Cases, Hnufl Bexes andall
kinds or smoker articles.
.,.. DKMUTH8 OIQAR BTORK,
m-tfdB 114 Cast King street.
rl NAME IS
many virtues.
THE KEYNOTE OK ITS
PURITY SOAP.
IOB RENT-OTOKE ROOM NO. W EAST
Klnir AtreelL fermnrlv nnrunliwl w ia.
uTch
Ich UltMU Allin MVntlsi nd thlni flrwias rsvimi
rWtns 1 n.il I latm t...i - . - .w..
Jan29-lfd
4 mil ' " AUIfUirv UI
H. Q. LIPP.
rpHE FINEST LINE OP WAX STERIO
I Acid and Paranne Candles for the Holl Hell
days, at MILLER'S SOAP CO.
BEST 6c HAVANA KILLER CIGAR IN
lha city, at BI LLY WAITZ'S,
...-. Ne. 6 A 103 North Queen St,
dec54mdM.Tu,Th3
-T. DANOEn LP.KKS, BUT nEAtaTU Ex.
IsU, where PURITY SOAP Is used.
nc
cTirt
IOR RENT.-KROM APRIL 1. I860, THE
Hetel Bltnatad rnmcr Rail rl,A.n,i unit
Tlstlan streets. At nrnuinl fwiinlA.I hvTlmn.
dereWendlU. Apply te
. .... E. O.K. BATES,
Jan22-tld 443 North Duke Street.
ITANTED TWO LADIES WHO CAN'
TV speak tierman and English te travel
rrem ene town te another and go from deer te
doprteshow Hoke's Electric Female Abdomi
nal Supporter; no selling required; I pay all
expenses and a salary. Alse wanted an office
XX JlS'.SS0 npoe testimonials. Address,
C. P. HOKE, Lancaster city. J29-2Up
rpilOUT A SHANK,
BHIRT MANUFACTURKRS AND MEN'S
OtrrFITTERS,
Ne. 140 North Queen StreeU
Shirts mode te order a low as HEX).
n, nra.f. va.. I.A.,
Perfect
Through necessity we have starded a HAND
I.UU.).UCI..
wu.
LAUNDRY and are prepared te laundry of all
laundry or a
mar20-IydR
.IIIU.I
A CHOICE ARTICLE FOR
t pests. PURITY SOAP,
where.
ALL PUR
bells every-Jan25-3wd
JUDGES .HAVE IXJNO SINCE DECIDED
Sf that Billy Walta's Cigar Is the Best In the
State. Fer Rale at
.N28'5Alra NORTH QUEEN dT.
dccMmdM.Tu.Th3 .
N:
EW LAMI-S AND ART GOODS.
Call and See
-THE-
FINE IW LAMPS
-AN
HRT COODS
ON SECOND FLOOR
JoluiLAmeld'sBuildiiig,
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
dd-tfd
VirE EXAMINE EYES FREE.
Speetacles I
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE1
Ten Think Your Eyes Are (reed !
If you have them examined you will
And that there Is something wrong wl
them.
and that glasses will be a great lie
te you.
.v iieu inimirunia s s av . a mfi" ri .
which are niade only by us, nnd recommended
by leading Oculists us the best aids te defec
tive vision.
Belld Geld Spectacles, 93,00; usual price,
Steel Spectacles, SOe.t usual price, 91. OO.
Artlflclal Eyes Inserted, 94 ; usual price, 910.
H. ZIHEMAH & BRO'130 S. ninth Street,
OITICLVNS. PHILADELPillA.
Between Chestnut and Walnut StreeU.
mvtl-lyd
J.B
MARTIN A CO.
CARPETS !
Three hundred pieces e!
Tapestry Brussels Carpet de
livered te us yesterday by the
freight companies. Where can
you get the closest prices at the
store that makes a purchase of
300 pieces at one time, getting
tne very best discounts, special
freight rates, 6c, or the store
that purchases ten or fifteen
pieces at full price ?
Aside from the money saved
you have a choice of Patterns jn
these grades unequaled by any
store in Philadelphia.
Twe grades chosen from - the
300 piece let ; we will quote
prices : One at 69c, worth
85c ; another at 54c, worth 65c.
VVhen we say worth 65 c and
85c it is net a copy of the stereo
typed advertisements you see,
but a cold solid fact ; these
grades cannot be purchased at
less than the worth price any
where in this city, excepting
here.
CUT GLASS.
(BASEMENT.)
New Designs opened for in
spection. Ne fancy prices.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sis.,
LANCASTER, PA.
wA. .vAsMtllVistsfcAsUaUfe: ?(&?
v
have Taper Hasting er ether Deeentiv
t:me (or durina; the months f Jaju
coat, and have lowered the rate of
te de the least expensive or most el
29, SI V liug ., UlCllltr,
item ataHtmt nt.
Q ARRIAQE WORKB.
DOSX80M OAJUsUAOB W01U.
Cerner of Duke and Vina Streeu (formerly
O.OOO OvcrBlxltietuaad Dellanih4,i
. In Fine Vehicles new en Exhibition.
lBDO All the LATEST STYLES for 18
a-Tne nest or mechanics en repairing at the
.;.'." v.niiinge n uras, comer et uuae ana
Vine streets.
dWydK
mHB FINEST LINE OF IMPORTED Af
JL. Demestic Cigars In the cltr. Clear HaJ
jaa Cigars, our inauufiscture, In boxes of 26,1
,. .' DSMUTIPB CIQAR STORE,
JtfdH IU East King Street.
F
OH
HANDSOME NECKTIES,
Oe te ERISMAN'S,
Ne. 42 West King StreeU
OTICE TO MY FRIENDS AND CUB-
1
I in
JUdiAiin 1
iave located tcmnerarllr mr nfflm and
warerooms at the Southern Market, corner of
""" Jtuiiisn and vink STREETS, and
have In suicic & Ann .iynrfm.nl. nt Mll..l,a ta..
ges. Phaetons and Family Carriages, and the
Norbeck Read Carts, all or my own manufac
ture. Special attention ts given te repairing.
My Motte Honest work and fair dealings.
Imv. win. '
J2tfd ' J. H. NORBECK, Agent.
G
REATEST REDUCTION.
Announcement Extraordinary !
The Greatest Reduction or all In
FINE TAILORING
-AT-
H. GERHHRTS,
Overcoats made te order at cost price.
Trousers reduced from (10 te PI ; from U te 15 ;
IIUIUIOM1II OU.
Heavy Suitings reduced nt the same rate.
Full Dress suits or the latest style material,
KM1LIU 1111111, HI fS.
mis u ma most sweeping reduction ever I
made In Fine Tailoring, and will enable the
cash buyer te get n first-class article for the
same money he would ha e te pay for a ready
made one.
H. Gerhart,
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
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TJALACE OF FASHION.
THE
GREAT CLEARING SALE
AT
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
115 AND 117 N. QUEEN ST.,
ON SATURDAY, FEB. i.
We inaugurate a Great One
Day Sale of Ladies', Gent's and
Children's Merine and Weel
Underwear at , Slaughtering
Prices.
De net miss it, as we will
sell Underwear positively a
great deal less than manufac
turing prices.
Here are the Special Bar
gains we offer en this day.
One let of Ladies' Ribbed
Lisle Vests, 8c.
One let of India Lisle Vests,
in lavender and light blue, en
this day only, at iac. Finest
Grade.
One let Lisle .Ribbed Vest,
our best goods, this day only,
at igc.
Children's Saxony Ribbed
Vests, this day only, 37c.
Infant's Ribbed Shetland
Weel Vests, this day only, 15c.
Ladies' White and Scarlet
Ribbed Saxony Vests, this day
only, 39c.
Our whole stock of Ladies'
Heavy Ribbed Saxony Weel
Vests and Pants, non-shrinking
in wnite natural and scarlet,
this day only, 49c.
Our whole stock of Ladies'
best Balbriggan Vests, in short
sleeves, at only 1 7c apiece ;
some were 50c.
One let of Latiies' Shetland
Weel Vests, short sleeves, at
49c, this day only.
One let of Ladies' Shetland
Weel Vests, in pink and sal
mon, long sleeves, this day
eniy, ai 49c.
All our Children's Grey and
Scarlet Underwear, en this day
at 2i of the regular price.
All our $1 heavy Merine Un
derwear, Ladies or Gents,
Vests or Pants, white, grey or
scarlet, at 69c, en this day.
All our 75c Undenvear, with
out exception, at 49c, en this
day.
This is your last chance te
buy Merine and Weel Under
wear at Special Sale this season.
In addition we efler one let
of Children's Leggins, en this
day, at 5c a pair.
PALACE OF FASHION.
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