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"HELM" M TCESBAT IYUIM.
The Jfew Yerk EloeutloaUt laterpreta
theC'liBWKJtars la Ooed fttyla Mr.
Bawsmaa te rrerlde a Km Concert.
Columbia, F.5.-A fashionable ;
cn attmsdil the recital of Mr. Hannibal
A. WUUuas, of New Yerk, "
Utlea of the different character In
Othelle" we AnlUeee, for none among
tteM of the most critical Imitated te praiae
"R. Mr. Williams peueMm we elocu elecu
tlentry pewert, and lita "PJ,enJrfjE?
llaee of Shakospeere w burdened win
the variety of tone which made It entrane-
Vhe chart for the Cheral aoclety'a concert
en the 14th, In the opera house, opened this
morning at TUcharda' book tore. Orer
two hundred aeata have already been Beld.
Mr. Baaaman Is sparing no pains te make
thl concert the ftneet musical entertain
ment ever given here.
The fair of St. Peter's Catholic church
will open in the armory en Friday oven even oven
leg. The MIte society of the Methodist church
will meet en Saturday evening at the home
of Gen. William Patten. An Interesting
pregramme will be olTered.
Hen. M. M. North and A. J. KaMYii.aii,
esq., attended the Judicial centennial ban
quet In New Yerk last evening.
Rev. V. S. lllnman has been called te
Easten by the serious lllness of bis father.
The cathedral glass windows for Cook
man chapel arrived this morning. The
chapel Is rapidly approaching completion.
The beard of managers of the Columbia
Gas company have erganlxed by electing
J. A. Meyers, president; J. C. Clark, sec
retary and treasurer, and Will. H. Faslg,
superintendent. The beard declared a
seml-nunnal dividend of three per cent
A. Jeucl will clese eutbls business with
in the nest twenty days. Mr. Jessel v III
ngege in business at Alteena.
A very enjeyable ball was held In the
armory last night by a number of ladles
and gentlemen. It was one of the flnest
held In town this season.
Will J. Strlckler has returned from a
visit te Philadelphia.
An alarm of flre was started last night
about 11:30 o'clock, caused by the prolonged
whistling of a P. R. K. engine.
8. 8. Detwiler left yostenliy aflorneon
for Chicago te attend n meeting of the
National Stevo association.
The revival services ntalonie United
-Brethren church closed last night."
The chicken coop of O. Williams has
bjen raided by some unknown thieves and
a number of fowls stolen.
Frank Bans, nn ompleye at the Colum
bia rolling mill, was attacked with cramp
this morning about 3 o'clock "while at
work. He vas given medical attention
-and sent te his home at Irenville.
Geerge and Frank Uuiswller wero before
Squire Evans last evening, charged with
taking a deg from Geerge Derr, toll-gnte
keeper en the Lancaster turnpike. The
case was settled.
VNUInif Masen.
At the regular meeting of Lamberten
Ledge Ne. 470, F. and M., held en Tuesday
evening, Right Worshipful Grand Master
Clifferd P. McCalla and William R.
Fraier, a promlnenl Masen of Philadelphia,
wero among the Ulters. Many arrived In
Lancaster en the two o'clock train in the
afternoon and wero taken te the Hamilton
club, where Worshipful Master Ernest
Znhm, et Lamberten ledge, and ether
members, entertained thorn. The meeting
of the ledge took place at 7 o'clock in the
evening and after thf regular buslness a
binmiet was held aud speeches wero
listened te. llesldes the Philadelphia
guests there were mambers of the order
present from Columbia, linrrlsburg and
ether places.
An Aaed Weuinu.
Frem the Oxford lrcai.
Mrs. Elizabeth Redman, said te be the
eldest citizen of Fulton township, Lancas
ter county, lives with her aen Jehn near
Wrightsdale. She will be DO years old en
Friday next, having been born February
7, 1800, Mrs. Redman is the widow of
Themas Redman, deceased. She asses
ses alt her faculties in a geed dogrceexcopt
her eyesight, which Is peer, and tins been
active all her long life, without much sick
ness. She has lived at her present home
since 1850. This-old lady is a quiet aud
unobtruslre person, with a genial dispo
sition aud is respected, by all who knew
bcr.
A Large Surprise l'ai-ly.
There was a very large surprise party at
the house of C. 8. llerr, en North Quecii
street last night. The occasleu was the
birthday of Mrs. llerr, and the affair was
very successfully managed. There were
no less than ninety-six couples of friends
of the lady present, and they had a highly
enjoyable time until a late hour. During
the evening tlte Iroquois and Liberty
bands visited the heuse and tendered the
lady a serenade Mrs. llerr received a
number of handsome and useful presents,
and an elegant supper was partaken of by
the guests. It was oue of the largest par
ei held In Lancaster this season.
Was It a Mistake f
Geergo Trabert, of this city intended te
go te Ohie with his son yoxterday, where
he Intended te make his future home, lie
gave a friend bctwoen $20 and te pur
chase tickets for him. The man returned
with the tickets aud gave them te Trabert,
who did net leek at them at ence. Wheu
'examining them seme tlme afterwerds he
found Ihey were te Wllllamspert and did
net cost mere than half the amount given
the fellow te pay for thorn. The man dis
appeared. Fixing tlieTrueU.
Foreman Rebert Totnpleton and a force
of men this morning begau straightening
out the third rail of the street car track en
North Queen street, aud us seen as the
work is completed cars will be ruu from
the Pennsylvania railroad station.
Suit In Ejectment.
The heirs of Henry H. Hubley, through
Charles Denucs, attorney, te-day entered a
suit in ejectment against Samuel Gibbens
and Anna Gibbens, his wife. The subject
of the dispute Is a tract of land containing
64-100 acres, situated in the village of New
town, Raphe township.
Charged With Malicious Mlculf.
Charles Wertz, who resides neighbor te
Grafton Cheeuey, en Seuth Christian street,
baa been prosecuted before Alderman A.
F, Dennelly by the latter for malicious
mischief. He alleges that Wertx has been
In the habit of placing tilth shout the deer
of his blacksmith shop. Wertz gave ball
for a bearing.
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Arrested ler Luroeuy.
"Carty " Wagner, one of the parties Im
plicated In the theft of lead plpe from the
Grlel residence, at Duke and Walnut
streets, was arrested en Tuesday afternoon.
He gave ball for a hearing before Alder-'
man Delict.
Released en Habeas Corpus.
Jeseph U. Sheaffer, committed by Aider
Man McConemy for drunkenness and dis
orderly ten I uct, was taken before Judge
rasarsen ea a writ or habeas corpusyester cerpusyester
dtjr afternoon aud discharged. There was
M apposition te his release.
An Additional Execution,
M. Larlo, tbreusU Brown A Hensel, to
day iatued ma execution against Schleehter
A CIhm, or Columbia, for ilia. Iheiirm's
tore ni cleied en Monday en an execu
Ue leaved for feM.
IN THE WnONO PERTH.
Ah UnpicasantKxperlcuce In n Wcatern
Pullman Car.
Frem the Recky Mountain New.
The train had Just left Grand Island,
Neb., and the curtain of darkness was
being drawn ever the land as the Denver
Limited aped towards this city. Seated In
the Pullman was a maiden of antique ex
istence aud millinery se characteristic
of the Nebraska belle of the sage
bush aeclety of years age. If tigll
neaa was a crlme she would go te Jail for
life. Evidently she was a man-hater. Cruel
fate In the form of the train nowabey thrust
B copy of" Leeking Rackward " Inte ber
seat. She repulsed the novel with horror.
a It recalled tee many birthdaya. This is
the heroine of the narrative. The here Is a
traveling man, whoget en at Clinten, Iowa.
He represented a wholesale liquor house In
Chicago, but only remalned In Clinten
long enough te dnd out that It was a pro
hibition town, with the pessible exception
of " The Owl and the drug stere.
When the porter made np "upper
ftve" the Nebraska belle retired. She
retired early. Morphens, with his usual
familiarity, put his arms about her, and
she slepu A bevy of travellng
men romalned in a rear seat. Final Iv
the liquor man retired. He occupied
Upper seven, next te upper Ave. Suddenly
be omerged and proceeded te the smoking
apartment, as he was norvetis and could
Het rest, lfoferc doing se he pinned a ploce
of white paper en the curtain of his berth
topuldehlui whenhoreturnod. His com
rades played a cruel prank upon him. One
of their number remeved the paper allp
and pinned it en upper five's curtain, be
hind which slept the budding hyacinth of
Grnnd Island. 4
The liquor man returned In about ten
minutes. He saw the pajxsr, and cllmbed
Inte the berth. Was thoreasconoT Was
there a cyclone in that sloepor when the
Nebraska flower aweke te find a man at
the curtains? The reader should have
been down at the Kansas line, whero her
screams were plainly heard. The sceno
bailies pen or pencil. Yeu should have
been thore te soe the travellng man fall te
the alsle, whlle the occupant of "high ll vn"
foamed with rage.
HOT
SHOT POP TOM COCIIUAN.
III
Nvwapnpvr llecemet Calmer In
Tone Toward IiiricpomleutN,
Prem the Morning Nuwi.
Thore Is a geed deat or (inlet fun in poli
tical circles ever the lZxitminet's back back
eown of night bofero last. This paper
started out a few weeks nge by fioreelv
abusing the Independent), mid in n head
line te one or Percy Sheck's art lole In the
Marietta Jieglttcr, which It roprodiicnl.do reprodiicnl.do roprediicnl.do
olarod itself opposed te scelng " traitors "
rewarded.
It se happens that LnwU 8. Hnrttnan,
ene of the most blatant IndopeiidoulH In
1882 In Lancaster county, has his oye en
me iHuuiuiiuurj unite, mm uromer wocu wecu
ran wants te support him. Se the Ex
aminer, night bofero last, took n big flop
and said that all the previous abuse of the
Independents did net mean thoethor 2,621
who voted for Stewart were traitors, aud
then ended up by dishing out te the publle
a warmed-ever mess erits former nbuse or
Martin.
We Imve been infermed by a upocluter at
the Sixth ward polls in I8S2, v, he kiijh that
Lewis S. Harttnnn net only voted an open
Independent ticket, butshoek iton'enslvcly
under Tem Cochran's nose, who was stand
ing at the window or the wiling place. Ne
wender It wants te apologue te Hartman
new that it wants te make a candldute or
him and branded him us a traitor only a
week nge. The truth or the matter Is,
everybody Is laughing nt Cochran's pltirul
plight, as no man can afford te shut out en
a nowspapereutorpriso In Lancaster county
by insulting se large and honeniblo a body
of veters bh the Stewart ltepubllcaus wero
In 18S2, and Temmy must Imve heard from
thorn pietty lively te nmke him tiike the
back track after the fashion or the IU-
(tmincrea Meiutay night.
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Cleso or-10 110111-h' Dovellnti,
The forty hours dovellou at St. An An
theuy'x Catholic church was closed nn
Tuesday evening. The rolebraut or the
evening was Father Kaui, the deacon
Father Adam Christ, orLebanon, the sub sub sub
deacen Father J. Feln, of Hanover, and
thn master of reremenles Father Christ,
or Lancaster. The exercises were closed
with a precession participated In by the
clergy and sodalities. Special music waa
rendered by the choir under the leadership
or Ferd. Wcber, with Miss Mary Decker
liresldlng at the organ. The dtivotlenH
wero very largely attended, the iiumbei or
communicants being overCOO.
Anether Narrow Vjirnpe.
A colereii girl, about twche years of age,
mrtde a narrow oseape from being killed
about' neon te-day by the train which ar ar
rlves liore from Qunrry vllle at 12:30. She
was playing en the jnllrend track when
the train canie along, but seoined net te
hear the englne or te pay attention te It,
for she did net get out of the way nor at
tempt te. The engineer saw the girl and
whistled te her, but that did net drive her
eh. He succeeded in stepping the train
when the locemotlvo was olmest upon her,
and she was chased from the track, but
apparently she was net miicji frightened.
Persons who saw the affair w eie sure th.it
the girl would be killed.
A IluL'optlett te lllx l'l-lnniU.
Jacob L. Stelumetr, esq., whose wed
ding takes place te-night, gave a re
ception and entertainment te a lurge
number of his friends at the Iliuull Iliuull
ten club tlds aftornoen. Thore wero
a great many prominent meu present, net
only from this city aud county but from
ether places. Mr. Stelninctz was assisted
by G. Reah Fraier aud Henry Carpentor.
A number of prominent people arrived in
town te-day te attend the wedding.
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The Decorators' Hall.
The Docoraters' association of this city
hae Issued beautiful invitations ler their
ball w hlch takes place In Miunnercher hall
en next Monday eveulng. It premises te
be ene of the laigest utlulrs of the kind
seen in this city In it long time.
The officers tuc: President, A. Now New
all; ticiBtirer, W. Lechlei ; secre
tary, J. Wilten. H. E. Jlraudl will be
master of ceremonies at the ball and thn
lloer managers will be C. Rainier, Geerge
Elllnger and J. W. Sunner.
Large Hogs,
This morning Harlan Staullei, who re
near Klnzer's station, killed u hog that
will be hard te beat. It was a Jersey Hed,
two years old and weighed 7W pounds
dressed.
Levi Sener, of near Rohrerstowu, en
Monday killed a hog weighing?!! pounds.
Death et All Agea ljuy.
Miss Calhurlne Gorreeht died lust e oil
ing at her home, en Derwart street, aged
70 years. She was a daughter of Peter
Oerrecht, and a sister of Mrs. Mary Bcrtz,
mother of Jacob llert. She was a mom mem mom
ber or the First Reformed church, and her
death was the result of la grippe.
.
The Cox Stevo Works llunitnl.
The Abraham Cox A Ce., steve works
at Landsdale, Montgomery county, wero
totally destroyed by lire en Tuesdav. The
company Is a block cencern, and' A. G
Mett, the agent, Is in Chicago attcudliig
the convention of steve manufacturers!
Until bis return nothing delinlte can be
learned as te the less una Insurance, u Is
estimated, heweter, that the less will
reach 370,000. It is sold the insurance w as
sfjv.UUO,
Talun te the l'.nstfi'u IVnIleuttury.
Slierlll'Ilurkhelder took Jehn Helmes,
Jehn Ready and Samuel Jehnsen te the
Eastern penitentiary en the neon train to
day. Theso men were convicted at the last
termef the court and wero sentenced te
terms ranging from a year and eight
months te four years aud two months.
The Soup fund. x
The mayor has received $5 from Jacob
II. J .and is, of Millers ville, te be donated te
the soup fund.
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Net Uy a Leng Shet.
Frem Ibe Morning Ncw.
The companies which have been in
forming in Fulton opera heuse have bceu
eftheerybebt, audgave unlversal satisfaction.
'ftHE LANCASTER DAILY IKTJBlIQENOte, WEDNESDAY, PEBKUABY5, 1890.
HIS EYES
BADLY
IX.ILTIED.
Pcnn
Iren Mill Reller
Terribly
imruvu jj vuiflirt
Cenrad Welman, who ,1a employed as a
rougber in the Penn Iren works, met with
b terrible accident Just before neon te-day.
He Was working en the bar mill when
a let of het cinder flashed Inte his
face. It burned the hair off the
en tire front of his head and his cloth
ing, but the most palnfut Injury was
te Ida eyes. The het cinder entered
thorn, burning them terribly., The man
was entirely blinded for a tlme and he had
te be led from the room, it helng Impossi
ble for him te soe anything whatoer. He
was taken te his home and Dr. Rehrer at at at
toneod htm. It la net sure yet that the
man will loe the sight of both eyes or at
least one; and If he does net the sight Is
likely te be semewhat Impalred.
Riclinrd Sanders, who Is ompleyod in the
anme mill, had ene oye burned se badly
several days age tbat It was thought he
would leso the slghtef It
Itcutlier Geergo Nengle.
Geergo Neagle, a well-known.resldcnt of
Lancaster, died at his rcsldence en Jeffer Jeffer
eon alley tills morning, at the advanced age
of87years. He enjoyed geed health until
a row days age. Uy occupation he was a
laborer. Some years age he lest part erlils
arm through disease, slnce which tlme he
lias been unable te de manual labor. He
was a member or St. Mary's Cathoile
church and or St. Rernard'a lleucficlul
society. He was bem in Ireland,
Twe Charges Against Him.
Rmma Hepkins has prosecuted Samuel
Ilunter tiufore Alderman Rarr for assault
and battery and surety or the peace. The
jiarlles live near Rawllnsvllle. Conntable
Swift arrested Hunter and he was com
mitted in default of ball for a hearing en
the 12th Instant.
siie ActH i.ike cmy.
Kiutua Hepkins, a colored "girl, who
soems te be or weak mind, arrived at the
prison last night. She was committed by
Squire Armstrong for throwing stones at
and almost tearing the clothing oil' a man.
Ponple who knew the girl think she had
better be placed in an asylum.
The Colerod Voters Mml,
The colerod voters or the city met en
Tuesday evening and discussed thn com cem
ing'nty election and the part they would
take. Anether meeting will he held next
week, when delinlte action will be taken.
Tell Out of .lull.
In New Yerk, en Tuesdav, llrekcr Pell
was released In $25,000.
A Illif I'rotrriiiiiine.
Thcutlractlen at Leuis 1'rnflle's Concert Our
den this week Is mnklnga bin hit. Prof. Ilureer
has Increased his orchestra le eight pieces, nnd
hit two new composition!, the bent ever written,
"A Trip te Ceney Itland " aud "Pun In the
Ferest," nre dra lug Inrge crowds. Miss Mary
Hliullz, In her new Bclcctlnn of songs, uud Dan
(Juecn, the comic singer, are very line.
Drep u Xtcael In the Slet.
Mr. Charles It, Prey, Inn Knst King street
shecinsii, tins put up In front or his establish
ment the latest fmt In the drop-a-nlekcl-ln-thc-slet-appliances.
The machine Is In the shape of
a beet. It Is fastened te a pest, nnd by drop
ping n nickel In the slot nnd Ipulllug the heel of
the beet you get n box of of French blacking,
New England Mutual Accident company paid
Geerge P. Knyf75 Indemnity fur sprained tinkle,
through J. M. Westhaclfcr, agt.
Lecture.
Thursday Eenlug, 0th Inst., nt 8 p. in. ut
Court Heuse, will uppcar In untlve costume
Hiimeud Mukaddlru, ofMeunt tbanen, Syria',
te dell er a lecturoen the manners and customs
or hU native jK-eple, the Druses, anil nlsehU
exix'rlcnce as Interpreter under Lord WeNelcy's
Nile expedition for the relief of (Jen. OorUeu.
The J.urifi-yt llunliiens Kver M'rltteu li.v a
Llfe Ahhiii-iiiieu Company In it .Meuth.
The business of the Equltnble l.lfe Assurance
Society for January exceeds 121,0.10.0, which Is
mere tliuu fe,00J,0i) In excess of the amount
written In January of tha previous year. Its
total new business last year amounted te (ITS,
000.000. The officers or the company statu that,
judging from the business In January and the
condition of the society's agencies throughout
the world, It Is rcusonuble te expect that thn
total business for ;the present) j car m ,,el faii
btlewfJOJ.OOO.OUO. AVie l'vrk Titbune, i'tbru
nrut. Ccuthe.
, llj.ss. On Februury i. In Quarrj llle, Daniel
D. Hess, In his Sltli year.
The relatives nnd friends of the family nre re
siwetfulty Imltcd te uttcml the runernl, from
his Inte residence, In Quarry llle, en Saturday
inerulng nt 10 o'clock. Interment nt Quuirj-
llle cunclery.
Nuvei.K.-On the Gill Inst., In this city, Gee.
Neagle, In lljebltli jenref lilsnge.
The relntles nnd friends of tne family; also
theSt. Hernard society, are rejK-ctfully Invited
te attend the funeral, from his lnle residence,
Ne. 21 Jcller.en street, between Lime nnrt shlp
ixni street, en Friday nt 8 o'clock. MassutV
o'clock at Ml. Mnr's church. Interment ntSt.
Mary's cemetery. 2ki
itlrtvhcte.
I.lve Stoelt MnrKetH.
CiHCAOO, Feb. i. Itecelpts, S.IXX); shipments
3,0il; lower; beces, gl bOS IX); steers,
It MXjHSO ; stockers nnd feeders, K syu,3(i);
cows, bull and mixed, II iJ (H ; Texas entile.
tl SO if J 0 ; Western Hungers, 12 "mi OO.
llegs-ltccclpts.'JI.uW; shlpinents.T.tXlO; mar
ket streng: mixed, 13 beat IX): bewvy, SJ W
8 IXJ ! llslil, B 7iM 00; skips, J. 1 3T3 1 75.
Sheep HucelpU, iOX): shipments. 00: mar
ket steady; iintlvcs, tlOOVtSVi); Western woeted
1160560; shorn TexuiiH.ii 5CQ600; lambs, teUO
te IU ij per hundred weight .
East Liuliitv. Cuttle Receipts. ffiO; shliv
ments. 31 "; market slew ; no cuttle shipped le
New Yerk.
Hogs Receipts, 700; shipments. BOO;
market actle; best light Yorkers, II li.ll 25;
medium nnd light Fhll.idelihla, lll.rt2j;
heavy hogs, s.i w! 10: roughs, Hyj 75;
4earsshltiHd te New Yerk.
Sheep Receipts, OTX); shipments,
market dull; prime, 15 7VKC, fair le geed
Ms):
SI 23
(sta ; common, sa ufi 60 ; lambs, S5 0.IQII 50.
l'lilliuleliililn rroduee Market.
I'lllLADKU'iiiA, Fell. 5. Noen-Flour dull
IVnu'a suiiers, !!U)42 3i; elra. 261X3275:
I'"i,.y,,ivi3w,:"l,; rellcri 3 ; Puteutl
Wheat dull: Ne. 2 Red, new, 80','c:
Ne. I lViin'n Red, IXta; Ne. 2 de, N7nS.s
Cern steady ; Ne. 2, new, WmVIsc ; old, 14$
Outs unlet; Nn 2 While
mixed. 20.
Wc: Ne. 2
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Winter 13 IXytllU; Spring 112 7i
Haled hay steady ; H00ai3 Mas tneuallty :
timothy UtXXijia ft) for choice; mixed, Uujll 00;
baled re straw, new, lle(X).
Iliitter llrui; l'cnn'a erenmerv extrn
2n421e; Peuu'aflrsUextrn.tiOe; Jobbing, 3Jrj,
Km aii-uuj, t .-nil t, uisisti(tC,
held lets.
.u.u.1 u. IV uuuuij
iiuallty.
ady ; part skims, eUsJse; full skims
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Sffl'O.
l'elreUum dull ; refined In bbls., 7c.
Potatoes steady; uiiituV; per bus, as leiiuullly.
Stoek .Markets.
Quotations by Red, McOrauu A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, 1'n.
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BAKING
POWDER.
ITUtlR powder nevrr varies. A marvel et pu
X rlty, strength and wholesomeness. Mere
econemlcnt than the ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold In competition with the mnltltude
of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
Tewdcrs. bold only n r;u. ItevAl, IIaeike
Pewdeii Ce.. 108 Wall street, New Yerk.
martMylAlrw
rUHTUECKIVi:ii.
KOntlKHKItUKI) 1.AIIEI.,
Aiit r meat 01 nillimtnirilCH,
KOHKfc
KU'N
lOIUlIt HTdld'
Ne. Xi Centre Biuare.
STOUKUOOM K.OUUKNT.1I0 KA8T KINO
street. Cull nt
HIIKAI-PKIt'H LIOUOIl HTOItK,
JTMtd li Centre Hqimre.
IJIOni'LANNKLSANDALL FINE LACKS
! use nothing but Purity Henn.
wn
rlZAHl).
"iT 1" a'lenre or the mars pnalilcs the
The nelence or the
niuuu iu iTiurm scorning wonders in pone pene
tratlng the imsianit future. Cenmill her at
fi-lud
j wiST KI.NU ST.
COME
HAIli: IlAIlflAlvu ziiinu Avi.
1.J'"? "' "rle-a-Urac, Art Potlery, I'IukIi
haels,lliermemcter nnd Cnlenili-ra. lift . r
Tram the Holiday leasen. will be heM nt ureal
bfirffftlii'f te make room for contemplated
'""via, Aiiriiuuiiiciers 1111(1 J
hHHiiK'n iii iiiuniik(
KllAILKY'HKAfiT END PHARMACY,
.. , ., (OprHWlle Wwlerr Market,)
trolley's Hyrup of llloivlreol, Wild Cherry
?' ll"'eheunil cures the nient ierHlciit
"Orlp"ceilRh j !tV, 00a nnd Si 00.
1 ralley'H Hitter Wine or lien lsrerrecl tonic
after the " Orlp ;" Ma and II 00. m"v,KAw
-1I.OT11KH WOUN NEXT TO YOIIRHKIN
should be washed with " 1'urlty Heap."
IT
Olt
HANDSOME NECKTI1H,
OoleKtUHMAN'H,
Ne. 4i West KIiik Btreet.
13 EDUCTION OF PRICE.
Geed News feTBrcad-Makers,
.In.o.rilre.c9,tn0 down te tha times MR. A.
M. UAKUKIl, llcneml Helling Agent of the Cel
ebrated PILLSJJUIIY KLOllt. hi rcdiiVea the
retail price per sack (25 n.s.1, te 80c, thus placing
this well known brand within the reach of all.
feb3-3td
J7IOR RENT-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS,
3 heated by stenm. third lloer, Ne. 21) Centre
wiuiiii, iiuiii jAiiru i, iffuu. ipniy
fub3-tfd NO. 30 CENTRE
,nt
SQUARE.
"VTO HATH ROOM OR LAUNDRY COM
J plcte w llheut " Purity Sen p."
NTOMniS IMY KltlKNi AND CUS
I hnve located temporarily my ofllce and
warcroems nt the Southern Market, corner of
SOUTH QUEEN AND VINE STREETS, and
hnve In stock u rltic assortment of Sleighs, Hug
ties. I'liietens and Family Carriages, and the
Nerbcck Read Carts, nil of my own manufac
ture. Special attention Is given te repairing.
My Motte Honest work and fair dealings,
always wins.
J2e-tfd J. II. NORUECIC, Agent.
tOHOES.
Something That Will Suit Yen !
We hnve received the agency for Die best 12
Men's Shoe that hnseeine te our notice. Any
one wnntlngiishee at thnt price can make no
mistake In buying this. It Is n geed litter, neat
nnd durable. All ether lines that we keeniyeu
will nnd te he right In price. V
We Inn e been unusually busv this sensen w Ith
ordered work, nnd nre prepnied tomakenny temakenny
thing rer l.iutlcs or Oeutlcmen who want u
higher grade or Shoes or hnve peculiarities of
feet thnt can't be suited Willi u Hcndy-Mnde
Shee.
WM. H. GAST,
WAP NO. 105 NORTH QUEEN bT.
PR01t)SAI-S FOR STONE.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
street Committee up te 6 o'clock p. m.en Mon
day, February 10, lsue, for stone ferue en the
streets of Uincasler, snld stone te be broken te
size ns directed by the Street Committee.
Itldders will stnte prlce at iiuarrles per ten of
2,0ft) pounds, with and without use of city
crusher and engine, nnd prlce of stone deliv
ered en the streets where needed, or free en
beard cars nt Lancaster, and also stnte location
efnunrrUs.
Itldders must furnish le the committee net
less than three samples or the stnne theypro theypre theypro
nesoto furnish, which samples shnll be tool
dressed te n cube of 2 Inches, mid. If net homo
genous, must be cut parallel with the cleav
age, such samples te be subjected te nny testit
which may be deemed proper by the commit
tee In order le determine their relative value
for the purposes for which they nre te be used.
The nunllty as se determined must be fully
maluUtlneiT during the term of contract. In
case of dispute, the committee Is te be sole
Judge of the quality erthe stone furnished.
Contract te becln en nnd te be
made for one or three ears, nt the option of the
n.il t t Iaji '
All bids must be neeempnnled by n certified
v.jitv ii .lignum n uu,anu uikjii inenwnrd el
the contract n bend In a sultable amount, with
unproved security, must be furnished for the
lultliful performance erthe snmc.
The Committee reserve. the right te reject
any or all bids.
Bids te be left nt the ofllce of C. A. Onst, Ne.
IS North Duke street, befere 5 o'clock p. m.en
Monday, February lU.nnduddresMHltellicHtreet
Committee of l-uncasier.
Iiyordret the Committee.
w. UJUDI.K, CliHlriiiaii.
C. A. Oast, Clerk.
Jaii2!i,ri,r,,S
B'
ACIC DRIiiS SILKS.
WATT & SHAND
Have received several carloads of
New Spring Goods
WITHIN THE PAST WEEK.
MNMM.Kil,,i!li,?.VriiJrJ"BK '" el,r I'filur CASH.
MLRL HE.SRIETI'AM, nrd trlde, SSc u )arvl.
.N.'XHlr!!,JH.,lll,,,l",hese Superior CASH
aril 'il"VH--n,AS, inches wide, S7,u
niJlY,'?l!r.l.VSfe,,m,s '" All-Weel CASHMERE
11LN RI KT1 AS, 10 Inches x tde, 50e a yard.
1'INUST CASHMERE HENRIETTAS In Old
Rese, .rc. Heliotree8 audnll tlicdcstrnbte
spring shade. i lmlit wide, 75c a mrd. 'Ihls
is a common dollar quality,
l.i't,.,.!Se.0l,t'nc,, n" Immense arle!) of COM.
"NATION JlRIWSOOODS Hi Ombre Stripes
and Plaids, bcuulirully shaded In every variety
of coloring, 30 te 43 Inches wide, DOu a)ard.
FINE FRENCH PLAIDS In New Designs
aud Colorings, W Inches wide, 75e a ard.
60 pieces Flue All-Weel TRICOT 8UITINQS.
nil colors, 2iy4e ; worth 50c. '
New Yerk Stere.
Nev Spring Dim
Goods !
8Ut 3trrtlmnt
e
UK MAKE OP OOLDENLIOMAMDHIA
HucnoaaRinnemnes neeiMiiea.
EsUbllthed 1770.
BlS-trdh
vMuas uiuah sivaa.
UIBaatKlacMtrwt.
F
Oft
H1IIKT8, COLLARS AND CUWB,
OOTO
ERIBMAiTB
Na m Wast KJbc Street.
HAVRYOU-HEEN THE EURKKA TROU
srr Rhaiwr In the window T Hulls, Over
coal and Treuners meds te your erderat cost.
McQIlANN A NOWLEN,
Ne. 139 North Uueen Ht
milk.' KINKHT LINE OP WAX HTKKIO
X. Achland Pararine Candles for the Itoll Itell
dJ, at MILLER'S HOAP CO.
T-voe
JJ H
Ta-tra
LOHT-ni.ACK rjOCKRR HPANII.-I.
Heward offered.
227 NORTH PRINCE 8T,
sr
ECIAL UAROAINH IN FURNITURE.
FURNITURE I
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
Ill ALL KINDS OP FURNITURE' will be
given for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS. Paople
going te housekeeping In the Spring will save
money by selecting goods new "and having
Ihem put aside until wauled.
W. C. SAPP,
NO. 114 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
WNext le Southern Market.
JanlMmWAS
IALACE OF FASHION.
-IjV-
Rats
AT THE-
GREAT CLEARING SALE
AT-
ASTRICH'S
115 & 117 North Queen St.,
On THURSDAY, FEB. 6th,
en this day we will offer all our
1 lats at the uniform price of 1 1
cents.
Ladies' Felt Hats in geed
and desirable shapes at 1 1
cents, for this day.
Children's Seft Felt Tennis
I lats at 1 1 cents, en this day.
Children's Trimmed . Felt
Hats, which sold at $i, $1.25,
$1.50, at 11 cents apiece, en
this day.
De net miss, as no doubt
ever)' Hat in the store will be
sold out en that day.
We further offer en this day
all our Children's Plush Caps
at half price.
75c Caps at 38c
$1.00 " " 50c
$1.25 " " 63c
$1.50 " 75c
On FRIDAY, FEB. 7th, we
offer once mere all our Ladies'
Jersey Ribbed Saxony Vests, in
white and scarlet, at 39 cents.
All our heavy ribbed Ladies'
Cashmere Underwear Vests
and Pants, in scarlet, white and
natural, at 49c apiece.
Friday and Saturday are the
last two days for reduced prices
en Corsets.
Take advantage of it. After
Saturday all Corsets will go
back te their original price.
M
ART1N I1ROS.
Fer r cbruary ut Cut Prices
the Special Sale of Shirts and
Waists Is active and going.
A large let of Percale Shlrtx,
net all sizes of any one num
ber, II M nnd ft 25 quality,
PRICED
FOR
QUICK SALES.
going ut SI, Including tweand three cellars aud
extra cuffs nnd all of "Oarner's" Itest Percale.
He)s" "Star" Wulsts, Fast Celer Percales, S0e
kinds reduced te lie. Lauudrled "Star"
WuUU, " Oarner's " Percales, Wc reduced te
C'lc. Finest Percales aud Handsome Plaid
(Ingham Wulsts, lauudrled, Si quality reduced
te tlc A let of .Men's While Dress Shirts at
cut prices, of Interest te the wearer nnd the
lieuer.
'1 HE " OAYTON " SHIRT AT Jl.
THE "CYCLONE "SHIRT ATT5C.
Fit exactly and will wear excellently our
Shirts ut Wcnndasc.
Smallest lets and odd and ends In Clothing
went out frith the January Sale. All there
mnluderef our winter stock Is new priced for
quick s.iles nnd French leave. Mauy bargains.
Custom depuitmcnt Is cutting Suits aud Trou
sers te mensure ut mull prices.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen. St.
Anetliei
Slaughter
Palace of Fashion,
yw Hf rtttmnt.
riNEBT LINE OF CANDLES RUITA-
HOAP CO.
usrimiiu assy, a. mujLKH'B
17TOR
REIsT-A TURKE-8TORY
BRICK
U .Dwsllliif Heese. with modern traireTc-
tMQts, Ne, 7 Etll Kl
nuioieeniou Howeceu
. SUTSI, WIU1
upied by Jehn '
ttBPRECMEB,
wttii Brick
W. Hel-
man. Appiy te OEO.
East King street.
PIO. 313
js-tfd
fTlHK riNEHT LINE OK WAX STKRIO
JL Acid and Parstlne Candles for the Holl Hell
dayi.at MILLER'S HOAP CO.
a-lHE LAROEST AND FINEST LINE OF
i. f,nc,u"!,a n French Briar Fines,
w.Sf-i2fT.,."I",,9c8,,nB Bexes anrfal
kinds of smoker's articles.
.U.MLSSI OEMUTHWCIOAR STORE,
U-tWB IU East King street.
HY BUY A Hiail-PftlCKD ARTICLE
when Purltv Seap nils the bill r
talli
resin
or the Central Market. Oysters In the shell or
opened erv4 te private fcmlllea. Telephone
connection.
noras-teidR
AHOYAL BATH, WHEN YOtT USE
" Purity Boap." 'sold Everywhere.
TTIORHEADQ
JJ. A. O.K. of
UAItTRRR
M. (L K. nf n V I n n u
v. vt . .. r. v. e. I
Charms and Pins, go te
p. e. a of a.. i.o.e.V. tturi!
'KRTRMAW.n
Na West King Street.
3,D? .?IN5Jff UNB ef WAX BTERIO
AS'?.vP? """" Candles for the Holl Hell
ys, at MILLER'S HOAF CO. '
milE FINEST LINE OF
WAX STKRIO
A7h..5'f??J!SJffSa'iftSaic teT " Hell-
Acia and rnrnnnc Cend
at MILLER'S HOAF CO.
W, I
GROCERS DONT, BUT YOU MAKE ON
"I'nrlty mere than en any ether Heap.
ANTED AT ONCE-MOULDERS AND
MAnlniltl lnn1 as l til inlrsskr
DiitifRR's iSin.'4'K,,,:' li'X ",,l-i7fi".r
Waur street, ' ' frbMW
17,0&.SEST Pn ," SAt'K ON EASY
..LrSSK?1.0-2i0. Ne Waterstreet eni
story brick with two-story frame back building,
b,m.c,V.r ihep w,,n. KWgerater and fixtures
slaughter beuse and stable. Apply at
Jan30-tfd NO. 302 NORt H MARY BT.
LIVE BCHOOL-NOTHINO BUPERANU
ated about the Lancaster TtiiBinAa rvt.
lege. Our methods are the best, newest, most
practical. Our Actual lluslness Oeiiartment
complete In all IU details. Our students ere
deeply Interested In their school work, and our
attendance the largestslnce the organization of
the school, and -, well, call and see us at the
S!e5fnlJ,J school-rooms in tba city, Ne. 34
lerth Puky Street, nnd convince yourself as te
the truth of the above statements. Pleased te
have you call, as you will spenk a geed word
for us If you get acquainted with the school.
H. O. WEIDLEH, Frluclpal.
TjTURNITURE.
FURNITURE
AT WHOLESALE
TO CLOSE OUT THE BUSINESS.
All that iJirge and Elegant Stock of Furni
ture at
Ne. 26 East King St., .
Will new he sold at Cost.
-OALf,
OAINS.
BOON IF YOU WANT UAR-
W. H.
Hoffmeier.
laSS-Iwdll
T
HE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE,
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF '
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Will be etlered without legnrd te cost.
DRESS GOODS,
Blankets and Comforts,
All Kinds of UNDERWEAR,
InditV and Children's Ceals, if.
A l!IO OPPORTUNITY FOR BARGAIN'S IN
WINTER GOODS.
REDUCTIONS ALL OVER THE HOUSE TO
REDUCE STOCK RAPIDLY.
25 East King St.,
l-ANC.YHrF.U, FA.
niar-JOlydU
X a. MARTIN A CO,
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
Upholstery Department.
A large table in this depart
ment contains all of the stock
that is marked at special prices
te close out a great many mere
articles than we can mention in
this ad, but a visit will convince
you that the bargains men
tioned here are of real worth.
Furniture Cevering.
A chance te cover any odd
pieces of Furniture you may
have at a very small outlay.
About twenty-five pieces short
lengths picked out of the stock
of Ramies, Jutes, Pept Points,
Brocetelles, and Tapestries are
marked at and 2 former
prices. Lengths run from yi
yard te 10 yards.
Heavy Drapery.
One let 15, all told, of heavy
Chenille and Turceman Cur
tains. y2 pair is all we have of
each pattern. The marked
jrices of theseCurtains areaway
)elew their value. Suitable for
3oek Case Drapery, Portiere,
'estoening Couch Cevers, &c.
Lace Curtains.
Have you a single or a pair
of windows te drape ? An op
portunity te buy ylt 1 or 2 pairs
of Lace Curtains at a low price
Net mere than 2 pairs in any
one let. Swiss, Madras, Not
tingham, Imitation Irish Point
and Sash Curtains. Seme are
about their original price.
J. 13. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and P)-incc Sts.,
LANCASTER, FA.
The People's Cash Stere
., Htt a,cbrvt(iicment.
QARRIAOE WORKS.
SOjBflOH OAltT A nt! srnsra
Cemer of Duke and Vina Streeu (former
Norbeck Mlley),
6,000 OverB.,ffiaa'n?raCK.fPraj
s aJn nit XLWkjsKisL .?sSpitiS!!'0e
oesrrug. WorcernerVj
3'HK.yiNEHT LINK OF, WAX HTERi
ysMTLLE1 SffSjlAflK?
TUrLLN,5JT..JbLNrl X '"ffinwe an
yB,nrtc.,itt or mauutecture, In boxes mi
DEUlfTH'H rmin cmnv
aW-tdR lUKnstKlnrniUl
FOR RENT-ALL THAT CENTRAL BUM
nets sund. Ne. as i-u.( iri.i.,.".
.' suncf, Ne. Ewtl linVrtrWtrtts3
JanSS-lwdR
INQUIRE WITHHf,
T11?,?!."? ef.wax.bterJ
ATv. nt Mli.l .t?f7.'1?l.K'siyi5?, ,or ln 0
ST -1 - HSHSMMI M UVA1 wJl
TTeri,",iiER90M.N9. is eaJ
rrr.wu:r" -vt. ."t ""y". ."mpj ey aj
J.m U3i i iSKV"Da?na Tl,,r oer room
'." fil1 w. xiiuuire ei
. Jan&lfd n. a. UIP.
rrmeuTABHANk.
bIiirt manufacturers and men
Ne. 140 North Otuwm ut-i
ntJ,ua,nnleed.tO0den', leW " ,10' Vnte
t.iVtWSVsPKS1!' S! '" l?'. "ANl
wiTii : iiivimrcu 10 inunaryefH
""" innns-lydltl
JP UJLU!L ?" an office . new eecunlnd
itsgfea
MirsiVF'a 'rtrti ivi u h.t ttn jr. . . . .
TyE EXAMINE EYES FREE.
Speotaeles I
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE
Yeu Think Tour Eyes Are Ooed I
TKaT!ll?.lKl2S!!J!J!(vl
fejflwn
j, . . wuie --urn AiivmA " ienM
7.7 ,"5, "V. .Y".,J "' "(Uiiu recommence
K t??in,B cul,,,u ns "e hest nlds te derd
Solid Oeld Spectacles, $3.00 usual prl
StCel SDeCtACleg. AOn.t nnal nplM i m
Artificial Eyes Inserted, tH i usual price. i
M. ZIHEMAH & BRO. ,130 S. Ninth Streel
ufi'iuiAMS. FHILADEUHIA.I
uviweeu unesiuiu nna yalnut Streets.
nivf-Ij
G
REATEHT REDUCTION.
ADDouncemeet Extraordinary
The Orcalest Reduction of nil In
PINE TAILORING
AT
H. GERHHRT!
Overcoat mnde te order nt mf nrln.
Trousers reduced from 510 te S ; from 8 te M
IlCftVV BuItlUffi rcdlirAd At thf ertmn rati
Full Dro suits of the latest stjle material
Tills Is the irifWl. turenninif rar1nHnn .,J
made in Une T"nllerins, nnd villi enable til
aum uuyer te gel n tlrst-clnss article' for til
same money he would have le pay for a rend J
U1UUG 1J1IV.
H. Gerhartl
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
d.7-tfdl
TTAPPVNEVEA!
Steam Engine
-AND
Beiler Works
MANUFACTURER OF
HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
PORTABLE
HOISTING
ENGINES.
Horizontal Tubttlni
BOILERS.
vertlrnl,
(Te Flue,
Deuble Deck,
I Murine.
PUMPS.
CENTHIFUUAL)
jjutijcii r r.r.u
MININO
STEAM
MILLS.
r)t,w .tun.
J. Hark Mills
SU... l 111.
(.(.en Alius.
AUTOMATIC TAN PACKERS,
HR.VSS LEATHER ROLLERS,
DARK CONVEYER SCREWS
PULLEYS, SHAFTING, .
GEARING HANGERS.
PILLOW HOXKS, CLAMP DOXESJ
COUPLINGS, COLLARS,
MILL BUSHINGS, STEP BOXES.
8f INDLES, TOE AND STEPS!
PULLEY PLATES,
SHIEVE WHEELS,
Ac, Ac., Ac, Ac
BOLTS, TURN11UCICLES,
ijAunuiitivs, auua ut'-SEri, m
SKIT SCREWS, FOIiaiNGS,!
NUTS, Sf. nnd Hex,, CAST WASHERS,
PLATE WASHERS,
WROUGHT WASHERS.
Specialty in .Muklnsnud Repairing
DKUP WELL DltlLLIXQ TOOLS,!
Vli: Reds, Bits, Reamers, Jars, Sand Pumps,
fllt.nud ReJ Cutehts, c. I
Charcoal Hnmmertd (
iiuruen h i.ivci
Deuble Refined
Refiued
Beiler and Tank
IRON.
TANK& llennd or Wquaie. for Uan. oil,
HUickBtitand-lMpefi. Water Wheel CuinKg,
iiuv vi r uiuuvvi, t,u
LARGEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
Such as Valves, Cocks, Gauzes Oilers, Cast
und Mulleable Fillings, Injteters, l'acklnt's,
1'Ihs, 4c, cer carried in Laucanter. ,
Special Attention Ghcn te
STEAM HEATING.
Light and Heavy Iren and Dress Castings.
3Rcpnlrlng Promptly Attended te."T
Chcnp Ixit of
SECOND-HAND PULLEYS AND SHAFriNG
FOR h.LI
4 Pulleys, Hx2; i Pulleys, 41x10; 2Pullcs,
4U7i; 2 Pulleys, 41i9.fi; i. Pulles,40x7K ; 1
Pullejs, 3Sx7J.
1 Weed Split Pulley, 29,'$xIC;; 3 Weed Split
Pulleys, 4 UdJ.
ft-2 15-10 Cellars.
feet, 2 15-16 Shafting.
1421 Inch Drep Hangs Deuble Hrace.1.
Jehn Best,
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
Second-Hand Boilers.
5-30-Herse Power, 60 Inch Dlam., 10 feet long,
22x4 Inch Tubes. Price, 1175 and HM.
l-13ellerS0lncli Dlam., U feet long, 21-3 Inch
Tune, U fest lone, with Fire Frent, 1124,
-. .-ski
V -.-l-f-
- Us) KiiH r.iV4ss uiMa- s- Hi